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Full text of "<a href="/details/bub_gb_H0nHVykvNRoC">A Dictionary in
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<pre>A DICTIONARY IN
SANSCRIT AND
ENGLISH
DESIGNED FOR
THE USE OF...
William Yates
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A
DICTIONARY
SANSCRIT AND ENGLISH,

THE USE OF PRIVATE STUDENTS
INDIAN COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS.
THE LATE REV. W. YATES, D. u.

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CALCUTTA : V^jj^'
t'KINTED AT THE BAPTIST MlgSIUN PR H3K, CIRCULAR IIOAD.
LONDON :
BOLD BY wm. ll . allkn and Co., 7, LBADSNHALL-RTRBRT.
184 6.
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AUTHOR'S PREFACE.
It has been justly said, that necessity is the mother of invention. The
necessity long felt of a Sanscrit Dictionary, not too large for (lie lianil
10 use, or the pocket to afford, led to the present uudertaking. The
author bating a class of native youth to instruct, found it exceedingly
inconvenient U> leacb, without bciog able to refer the yutmg men to a
Dictionary ; at the same time he knew that it was impossible for them
to supply themselves with one, as all they possessed in the world, would
not realize much, if any, more than 50 Itupces, the lowest price at which
Professor WUson's Dictionary is now selling. Nearly all the native
youtb, who study the English and Sanscrit, are students of a similar
description ; they all find that it to be impossible for them to advance in
the study of the Sanscrit without a Dictionary, and yet equally impossible, with their limited means, to obtain the amount of money necessary
for that purpose. The main object of this work, therefore, was to bring
the quarto of Wilson's Dictionary to the octavo form, without diminishing the size of the type or the number of the words. This has been
effected and a little more ; for while the number of the words has been
increased, the number of the pages has been a little reduced.
It is confidently hoped that the present performance will not in the
smallest degree interfere with Professor Wilson's valuable Dictionary ;
being intended simply to supply the wants of those who are not able to
purchase it. That work is so much fuller in its interpretation of words,
and so much more satisfactory in its account of their derivation, that
every scholar who can afford it will wish to have it in his possession.
Though the number of the words has been somewhat increased, it
will be perceived by the addenda that it may be increased to a much
greater extent. Indeed it is difficult in Sanscrit to fix the boundary of
compound words. To have given all that bate been used, would hare
swelled this volume to more than double its present size ; and even
then it would not have been complete, as every author has a licence to
make new compounds to any extent he pleases. The rule generally
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observed has been to admit such compounds as contain a simple idea,

end leave the learner to make out for himself all others, according to
the rules laid down in the Grammar. Here he will find oil the elements
of the longest words, exteuding to several hundred syllables ; but the
words themselves he will not find. He must learn to form and analyze
them for himself, and though this may appear difficult at the first, the
difficulty will vanish by practice and increased acquaintance with the

rules for the formation of compounds.
Though a Sanscrit Dictionary cannot be made to comprehend all the
words used hi the language, yet it will be found to contain all the Sanscrit
words in common use iu the spoken dialects. Hence it will bo useful to
all schools in the Upper Provinces, in Bengal, in Orissa, in Mahratta,
&c, and will shew them to what an extent they are indebted to the Sanscrit for the richness and beauty of their colloquial resources, and for the
elegance of their finished compositions. The compiler therefore hopes
that by furnishing a Dictionary in a portable form and at a cheap rate,
he shall be rendering a service to the cause of education throughout
the provinces of India.
The abbreviations used in the work are so plain that it is quite
unnecessary to give any lengthened explanation of them, 1 . m. means
a noun of the first declension, masculine; \.f. of the first declension,
feminine; and 1. n. of the first declension, neuter. So the other
declensions 2. m., 2./., 2. See. a. is used for adjective ; pro. for
pronoun. I. a. attached to a root signifies that it is of the first conjugation, active ; 1 . (/. first conjugation, deponent or middle, and I.e. first
conjugation, common, i. c. both active and middle. So the other
conjugations, 2. a., 2. d., 2. c, &c. For the explanation of the
characteristic letters attached to the verbs the learner is referred to
the Grammar. When no characteristic letter is added to a verb, it is
always of the first conjugation active. The other contractions are :
ado. for adverb; p. for participle ; prep, for preposition; conj. for
conjunction ; and iiderj. for interjection.
When the lamented author left India, never to return, the printing of **
had advanced to page Gt3. The remaining portion was, his request, earnea
through the press by the undersigned. } Wembeb.
L i i ii:u"J !:. Gi
A
DICTIONARY,
SANSCRIT AND ENGLISH.
^1 The letter n. A negative, in, m,

not. An interjection, O ! In
composition ^ a becomes *r*r
an before a vowel ; as, ^rif^.*
* (m) 1. m. A name of Vishnu.
Û(7r-H) <Brafw 10. a. To separate, to divide, to apportion.
^SH(<(:) 1. m. Ashare;the should-
er; a fraction ; a degree.

*W (;) 1. m. A sharer ; a kinsman; (w) A day.
Wl-MIW Cm) 5. m. An heir.
*irst (V) A sharing.
îrfa (Jlt-^-Bj n. Dividing.
4m (W.-WI-W) a. Strong, stout.
^tm (X---T.I-T) a. Sharing.
WTlftW (ft-Wft-ft) a. Idem.
VVtV (W) 1. i. Fart of a sbare.
^StW (Hi-TTr-Tf) par. Shared or divided amongst.
"sfilfl (wt-ftral-fil) a. Sharing,
mv (W-m-vl) a. Divisible, to be
divided or shared-
^53 (H') 2- M- A ray of light ;

light ; dress ; an atom.
*CME (*) l.n. Cloth ; robe ; leaf.
Û-WI* Q4) 1. . Pencil of rays.
I. hi. The sun.
*TJ.Hfl (fll) 1. to. The sun.
^qutt (nmj 1. in. The aun.
Wljmft OR) 3./. A plant (Hedysarum Gangeticum).
WTjaTT-Hin (m) I./. A plantain.
*h3.HTOT(WT) 1 ./. A halo.
*iia.STfw*(#) 5. m. The sun.
^JJtJ (Wi-WT-W) fl. Splendid.
Û.*TO (V) 1. m. The sun.
(V) 1- The sun.
^ {ftqr) ^rtofw 10. a. To ap.
portion, to share out, or divide.
*W (U:) 1. i. A share; the
shoulder.
Vj.ya (S:) 1. w. A bull's hump.
IW:-<nr-^) a. Strong, stout,
^fjf (ft:) 2./. A gift ; disease ;
leaving, abandoning.
The dots bcncalb or between the letters distinguish or separate

the component parts of compound words, and so point out their derivation. The figures point out the declensions of the nouns and conjugations
of the verbs.
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(!ft) 3./. A gift.

5. a. Sin.
^fttw (ft:) 2./. A gift,
^fi? (f5|i) 2. m. A foot.
^fi?.n (t^) 1. m. A tree.
(a*:) 1. M- The heel.
TO () TOfff 1. n. To wind
about ; with (yw) ^Hfir 1 . rf. to
mark.
{*":) 1. m. Winding; pain;
(^:) 1. m. Name of Ketu,
the descending node ; a. Bald.
a. At ease,
without thorns or trouble.
^.*f*rs IB:) 1. m. An elder.
^.*f>B.JI (:) i. m. A Baudhist
sage.
^.*fITr (IT:) 1. in. The name of
a Jaina sage ; a. Unshaken.
fC-TT-*I-T) a. Maimed;
without a hand ; free from lax.
^.aRI (Tl) 1. /. Emblic myrobalan.
^.^Tfttfo:) 2- m. Imprecation,
wishing total disappointment^1H (C-tlT->t) a. Soft.
^j.ssVi (*:.^r--qf) a. Deaf.
^flrlW (ifi-in-* a. Dwarfish.
^.S^PT (JJT-T) a. Idle, unoccupied.
W.WW (:>WI-4) o. Clear ; sinless.
HUIW (lil) I./. Moon light.

*.*<m*fr:-in-it)a. Humble.
^.WW W-Wr-w) a. Sick.
^r.^WITt adv. Immediately; instantly.
W.Vl<* (Hi-'^r-'a) a. Sudden ;
unexpected, unlooked for.
^.Vlflli (Wi-wr-fl) a. Dying

suddenly after being horn.
(>t) adv. Causelessly.
^.*r"! {'Si-^rT-W) a. Trregular, out
of season, out of due time.
^.^ra.aiot^T^ W 1- m. A fog.
^.*ti.i)WT3Hi (V) 1 . m. Idem.
^.WIW.^T (*:-*T-^)a. Impatient,
not holding out.
m.pH^tt <J!:-T-*') a. Poor.
^.fit^TWT (TI) 1. /. Voluntary
poverty . destitution.
* tflfw [fa) 2. /. Disgrace, in^.grSTMTI (U:-UT-i) Q. Afraid of
nothing, entirely fearless.
^.jJTO (tb) 1. n. Gold or silver.
^.^W Low. of mean
birth or nice, or parentage.
*.ftflT <*r;-trr-*l"> a. Idem.
îrc (*0 1 "i- The sea ; a tortoise.
^.^V(^=) 1. m.A Baudhist sage;
a. Sincere, without guile.
V.VHV (U:-UI-W) a. Ungrateful.
^.-KW.imr (flr-H) 1./- Ingratitude.
(JT:-r-5) a. Natural.
V.VW (V-TT-TT) a. Harsh, unmerciful, devoid of feeling.
^.Wi"! (*i- 1 *T-'*) a. Liberal.
V-ViV (W--Vl-t() a. Full, strong.

^.WD.^wPHm-B) a. Innocent.
a. Bald.
^.tiz 1. m. The bctcl-nut
tree (Areca faufel).
W (T) 1./. A mother.
( 3 )
W* {W.-m-li) a. Joined ; gone ;

spread ; anointed ; r. *p.
X(0 2. /.Night.
W.W(R;) 1. m. Confusion of order.
W-WPfi (WE-wiT-nf) a. Unsurpassed ; /. The egg-plant.
W.WP* ('0 1. m, DispassionWfWlT l./.The indigo plant.
W^ (w) WflfR 1 a. To pervade ;
to get.
X(*>*) *fl?9Tt*t 5. Idem.
WW (wO 1 f. A die ; a wheel ; a
seed ; law ; rt. an organ of sense.
SWW 1. . Name of a tree
(Dalbergia Ougeiniensis).
WW.WWIWO l.m. Hypothenusc.
W.WW(w) 1. n. Fried grain ;/. (TTI)
a plant ; a. Uninjured.
W-WW.^rfw (fa:) 2./. A virgin.
WW-*.** (*:) 1 . m. A judge.
WW.^ (Wj) 2. m. A gambler.
WW-Wfl (WO 1. m. Idem.
WW.^jfirW (*) 1. n. Dispute at
gaming.
WW.TW.(W) 5. m. A judge.
WW^f**".^) 5 - m - A gamester.
WW.WKÔ l.m.AplantfTrophis
aspera) ; a. Holding dice, &e.
WW.W*(W:) I.m, A gamester.
WW.wfnw (WO 1. m. A bullor ox.
WW-ffK 1. m. An arena.
WW.WT*W(.W:) I.m. A judge.
WW.irrfaW (*:) 1. m. Idem.
WW.WMC ftO 1. A follower of

the Nyaya or logic system,
WW.WTJT (ft:) I . m. Degree of latitude.
W.WW (:-wr-W) 0. Impatient; incompetent, impotent.

W.WflTlHT) I./. Impatience, inability.
W,WflfTT (wtw) X.f.n.Idem.
WW.wrwi (r) 1./. A rosary.
Wi.WW (*:-^!-W) a. Durable.
, *WiWT(7H-'B) I./ n. Undecayableness, incorruptibility.
W.W*J.*7fTwr (J]i) 1./. A particular lunar day in April-May.
W.Wql (ur) 1./. /(fern.
W.W/I.IW (;) 1. M. Heaven.
W.WT {X.-) 1. m. Shiva, Vishnu ; *.
Brahm ; a letter ; a. (T-^r-O
unalterable.
W-VOWW. (WO I. at. A scribe.
Wflr.WW (WO 1. m. A scribe.
WWT.^f ("TO 1. n>- Ascribe.
WWT.WW (^0 2. m. A scribe.
WWTj.anr^l (wt) 3./. A pen.
WWT.^'flW (w=) 1. m, A scribe.
WW^-T^Wl (WT) 1./. A pen.
WW^.f*r^rm (^:) 1 . m. Writing.
WW^!.>[W (W) 1. m. A scholar.
WWTr.^nw(W) 1. n. Writing.
WW^Pi('rri(-*#l-wjr) . Having
a die, wheel, seed, &c.
WWT#I 1./. Gaming.
WW.Tra 2. m. Arena, gymnast wf<PS <^-W) a. Versed in play,
skilled in law, &c,
WW.m (w)l.n. A rosary.
WW-** (Wi) 1. m.Beleric myrobalan.
Win (H!) 1. m. Degree of latitude.
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W.H (if) t. . Axle, axletrcc ;

forepart of a car.
Wm.flff (V:) i. m. The pin of
the axle of a carriage, the linchpin.
^.WpB (Pit;) 1. /. Impatience,
envy,
î.^TC-W** (() 1. n. Aparticular
kind of food to be eaten at a time
of mourning, or penance.
*fsr (ftO 2. n. An eye.
^fg* (TO 1. . HA
^ft.ft* <*:) 1. m. The eyeball.
^f^.JtTW (!) 1. m. Eye-ball.
^jfjj.HW |W:-ltr-tf) Hateful,
^fa.wirr (TI) 1 . /. Pupil of the
<faW, W 5. a. Eye-lash.
^rfa.TOef^f) 1. n. Coat of the
eye.
fij.ww (aiO I. m. A tree
- (Lodh).
^faT (V) 1. m. A plant (Morunga) ; n. (M) sea-salt ; o. Sober.
^r-fl.ftRfwff <*) 1 . n. A glance.
^.15* (fl:-WT-) a. Uncut ; inexpert ; uti conquered ; untrod.
Î.war (3|;*W-af)0. Firm, unmoved, unagitated.
(3:) 1. m. Name of a tree
PUu ,- of another (Aleurites
triloba) ; a walnut.
(TO 1 . m. Idem.
imiaiR (w:) l. w. /rfc/n.
*$\ft (:) 1. firmness ; the
post an elephant is tied to ; a.
Unmoved.
î.^TfaS (Wr-TT-TI) n. Firm, unmoved, unagitated.
VWlfV<irt (*t) 3. /. A complete
army.
^TOG (^) 1. . Time.
^.wfff (fe0 2. m. Caprice, fancy,
(Hi-W-'tfj n. Unbroken,
entire, full, complete.
^.VBlN) 1. n. Time ; completeK.^Pfll (fl.'-JTr-Tf) a. Unbroken ;
uninterrupted ; unrefuted.
^.wftjff.fl a. Fruitful.
^f.WHlTTi-fi) 1 . m. n. Natural pond.
fVfl Unwearied.
^.faw (:-ÎT-5i)a. All, entire.
^.^[fT (fl:-rn-ri} if. Obscure, unknown, without fame.
^.Tff (ffl) 2./. Disgrace, disrepute, infamy,
*I (X) ^HSfif 1- o.To approach.
VI (h) vrfa 1. o. To wind
^H (Hi) 1 . m. A tree ; a mountain ;
the sun ; a snake.
*I.n* l.m. A tree.
^.Jl.W (9i:-alI-of) n. Vegetable ;
mountainous, w used for aim.
*J.JPSJ (8:-W-ui) . Innumerable.
^.H^ (^:) l.m. Amedicine; a.
Healthy, wholesome.
(TO I. A physician.
W.TO (HO I- IB. A tree ; a mountain.
^.HH) (W-Kjr-itf) a. Unattainable.
a (tf) 3./. A kind of grass.
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^.nfl *) 2. m. n. Agallochum.
(^:-=IT-^) a. Hurable.
W.afa (<%:) 2. m. The name of a
sage, said to have been born in
a water-jar, and to have prostrated the Vittdkya mountains
and drunk up the sea.
Vtfa 2 (*:) 2. m. A tree (Sesbana
grand jflora).
VTî {-m.) 1. m. A sage.
WlffBI (an) 1 . /. Pirvati.
^jrm(ti) l.n.AhoIe;a. Bottomless ; very deep.
^.imsi<?! 1. m. A lake.
^.mmn (m-w ) 1. /. n. Depth.
Vtnx CO i . n. A house.
I. m. The sun.
- Sun, fire, a demon.
^.lT*!(*:-*ri.0fl. Defective, of bud
quality; 1. hi. A fault.
^.nV-Tlf^si OSl-f^sSt-f^) a. Censorious; not giving due praise.
(.V-X) 2. m. n. A fragrant
WycfifHUT (H) I./. The Sisu
(s-3T-'e) n. Open, evident.
^nrm (w) 1. n. Asafcetida.
^.ns.HTI (*:-*t-^) n. Open, candid, one whose purpose is clear,
j)rpr, (f.-Kl-O Invisible.
^.fli^ (fli) 5. m. A bird; a
lion ; a fabled animal with eight
*Vrt(40S./. The goddess of
fire; the Treta vug or second
age.
^ftr (flrO 2. m. God of fire ; bile.
^fa* 0*0 1- > An insect of 3

scarlet colour, the lady-bird.
wfiT.JTW (0 1. . A spark.
tfir.Tlftl 0*1) I. / The maintaining of a sacrificial fire.
^fjr.Viai 1. n. Idem.
^rfTT.WTB (5) 1. n. Agallochum.
(*:) 1. m- A firebrand.
^fjr.BJT (W:-fTr-ffj a. Made by
fire, offered by fire.
^ftr.Sltl (H:) 1. . The cast.
flfiT-TlflTl !-/ Fireworks.
^ftTJffi (:) t. m. A crystal ; /.
(HI) the sun-stone ; a plant.
^jfir.filW (ij) I. m. One who has
consecrated the sacrificial fire.
flftr.fawr (OTI) l./.Tlie maintaining of a sacrificial fire.
^fiT-W (M: or anT-or WT*: or
WW:) I, m. A plant of stimulant
properties ; a. Produced by fire.
^fir.fiWT (TT) I. /. Medicinal
^f?r.*rr<ai (Kl) 1. /. A plant
(Grislea tomentosa) ; flame of
fire.
^ftr.'HI (TIT) 1./. The three fires
of a brahman housholdcr.
*ftr.? (^-^T-SE) Incendiary ;
supplying fire ; digestive.
^fff-VJ^t WO 3 / A medicinal
plant of narcotic properties.
wfir.^T* (19:) 1. m. Progenitor
to whom offerings are made ; a.
Burnt.
^jfTT-^lSi (m) l./.Thc name of a

plant ; o. Blazing ; digestivewfff.^fim (W -TtT-lf) o. Branded.
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*ftr.tT (tl) I./. The Pleiades.
^flT.fsn&re (:) I. m. Name of a
plant. Also ^ftfaiK:
*fa-*^*T (w) 1./. Fiery trial.
^fTT.awr (TO A flint.
^firw (H!) 1. pi. Gold.
^fa-M (>Ji) 3. m. A name of Scanda. or the Hindu Mara ; 2. n.
(vr) water.
vtV.vfa ifHO 2. m. Name of a
sage.
*ftr.wft (ft!:) 2. m. The sunstone.
^fW*ir*r-lft-Hfr) a. Having a
fire or a consecrated one ; fiery.
^flT.WÎ (s*0 I. m. A shrub
(Premna BpinoBa).
^ fll . wnfi l (f*Ti) 1- A name of
the sage Agastya,
*fjf.5 (<S0 1- m. A deity; a
brahman ; a plant ; a marking
rftr.* ) 1. The constant
maintenance of a sacred fire.
^ftf.Tare, (Wi) 5. m. An insect
of o scarlet color, lady-bird.
^ftr.W (*T) 1- / Name of a
(UL-^r-V) a. Hot, fiery.
^fir.W 1 ! (Ts) 1. Exciting fire -,
(W:) stomachic.
^ftr-^WW <W0 1 Resin.
^fTT.TT*r 1. i. Fiery dart.
^fiT.UlT (V) 1- Smoke.

^fTTJUS (W:) 2. m. Smoke,
^ftr.fsr^^ (00 1. m, Pain caused
by inflammation,
^ftr.'ftai (ai) 1. n. Gold.
) *m
*fil.#lai (W) 1. i. Gold.
Wftr-f^S 1. Saffron ;
m. Lamp; arrow; rocket; 1/. (Wi) flame.
^fir.it (<) 1- Saffron.
wftr.^T (fl) 5./. Expiatory sacri^ftr.tlW HP) 1. Particular sacrifices to fire made for five days
in the spring season.
^firV ) l- An iron frying^ftr.^lH (Wt) 1- - Demigods,
sons of MaricM, or manes to
whom offerings are made.
WflT.*ra (0 I. m. The wind.
%ftr.W C*0 1. m. Wild saffron.
fir.Vl (V-.) l.m. A pigeon;
irflT^TC (x) 1-n. A colly rium.
^fa.-*!* (*) 1. n. The perpetual
maintenance of a sacred fire.
<|ffc.^rflm (*) 6- " One who
maintains a perpetual sacred fire.
WTft.*((fT.) 5- * A priest who attends the fire. Also ^nftW^nfhmr (M) 1 . n. The kindling of
a sacrificial fire.
^TWPjist (*T) I. Maintenance
of a perpetual sacred fire.
V^qifV W) 1. in. The place of
consecrated fire. Also WHTTH:.
^HB.nHW (if:) 1. " A fiery meVI (u:.in-ii) n- Chief, first, best ;
n. top ; end ; sum of any thing.
HH.WT (T:) 1. m. Right-hand ;

tip of it ; focal point of light.
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VI.JTO Reckoned
the first or beat among others.
^V.vrftrvtflt) 5. m. A leader.
îT.ai(sr) l.m. An elder brother.
W-wy i (TÎ 1 / Forepart of the
thigh.
"WU.artTW (*HT) 5. m. A priest.
onj.snH* 1. m. A brahman.
<W.ailfn (fit:) 2. m. A brahman.
^pJ.Ut(rO l./.Sineofamplitude.
VT*I ("ft-Pt'O First, chief.
Wnt:.^C -^J < Going before.
adv. Before.
<OT.*if*nT. Oft) 5. m. A degraded
brahman ; one taking presents
from the Sudra class.
Î.f^l^ (M) 1- a. Predestination.
Vf.Twf (tff) 3./. Plant cowhage.
WllfV (ftl) 2. m. Right hand
tip of it.
VJ.WR (*:)
VT.wft(ft)
Vl.vfa (s)
^T^t=i (^)
I. m. Top part.
2./. A goal.
1. The heart.
1. . Going before the
army to defy or attack.

^m.^WlaiO 1. m. A viviparous
(*ft) 3./. The register
of human actions kept by
(^-TT-irJ a. Preceding.
(^') 1. " An anchorite.
"n^v (v) I- R'S" 11 hand I
tip of it ; tip of the elephant's
(V) 1. . The name of a
VU.^TC rtO I. m. Endowment of

brahmans in land ; field of corn,
^nfrn (m) t. m. Top part.
vTntl (TJi) 2. m. Focal point,
^(ftn (:-*rr n) a. Chief ; elder.
(V.-V-v) a. Chief -, elder.
(*ji-*n-* n. Chief ; elder.
(V:) 2./. A finger. [^n:
^5.m(Jni) t. in- A leader; and
vJ.f^fm (w:) 2. w-Amin whose
wife has been married before ; /.
a younger sister who is married
before her elder.
,w*r (si) 1 . n. Skirts of a wood.
<rt-JT (T:) 1. m. A leader.
*i).*far (*;) I. A leader.
*tW (wO 1. m. Chief; elder
brother.
(T-*> W 1. rf. To go; to
move ; to blame ; to begin,
itiw (sr-T) VHrfn 10. a. To sin.
(3) 1. . Sin ; pain; m. A
demon.
^q.snnsr (1 = ) I. m. Vishnu; an
expiator of sin ; n. Expiation.
WTHI (*s-Î-J) o- Sinful.
W An expiatory
prayer repeated daily by br&hni *B) a. Cool,
^fl-tntr* (m) 5. m. The moon.
^n<I (TT^- Tift -WW) a. Wicked.
^HT (^) I. n. Time of impurity
from the death of a relative.
^.SH iXt) l.m.A name ofShiva ;
I./, a particular day when
Shiva is worshipped ; a. Formidable, very terrific.
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W^lt-iIW I. m. Avotaryof
Shiva in his terrific forms,
^Sre (ST:) interj. Ho.
(S!) 1 . m- A name of Brahma 1 .
W m) 1 -/ A cow ; a.(Wi-HMfi
inviolable.
1Q ^vnfs 1 0. a. To mark,
to number or count.
1. m. A mark; body;
cypher.
^Wfit(fif:) !. Bt. One who keeps a
sacred fire ; Brahma ; fire ; nir.
^lVl(si) 1- Cyphering; stamping.
^ff."?ft^^5T (M) 1. n. Turning the
body, turning on the side.
^T-lTftrai (VT) l.f. An embrace.
^T- 1 "'''! 1^) '/ An embrace.
^Jf.fÔt (3Jt) l.f Arithmetic,
^f^pn fTi-wr-ii) ;. Marked.
^Wt ITl) 3. /. A small oblong
drum.
( ! ) 1- Akcy.
VftK R:) I. ' A sprout ; blood.
(*:) t. . A nest.
'TOTTT (3: "I tf) /lor. Sprouted.
(;-ST) I. w. n. The hook used
to drive an elephant.
^H-n t*) * ElephautW.T" WO 1- "' A restive or
refractory elephant.
mglft Ctt) 3 - / A Jaina female
deity.
T (T;) I. m- A sprout.
^5 (<H-tf) !. '. n. FMnqÛ.
[S (*:) 1. m. A plant (Alangium hcxapetalum).
1^*13(3:) l.m./ifem.
TIT CO w^Wm.^re (T;) |. rs. A kind of
poison.
Wlftwt fanj 1- / Embracing.
ft0 ; ) ' '" A small oblong
drum ; o. to be numbered.
(H-W)^Wflfil 10. n.Toinark,
to count or reckon.
WT (T) I. n. A limb; body.
^Mt {*) 1. n. The body; o.

(*:-!-) of the body.
^TP.ire (^-) 1. m. Bodily pain.
(S) 1. . Blood; hair;
love ; (BIT) l.f. A daughter ; .
of the body.
WTW (w) I . n. A court or yard.
WTfir (fa:) 2. n. A name of Brahmi ; Krishna ; fire ; a brahman.
^HF? 1. m. A monkey, son of
Bali ; /. (î) elephant of the
south ; n. (a) a bracelet.
WftW) A court; going.
^TffrfU!) l.f A woman ; virgo ;
female elephant of the north.
^TTT.fire (WO 1. m. A plant
(Joneaia asoca) worshipped by
VW.^n (V:) 1- M- Ceremony of
touching parts of the body.
*T.*TTfa (foi) 2. m. An embracing.
^T.srrefn I. n. Expiatory
offering for impurity after
mourning for the dead.
^T.ni (TO 1. m. One shampooing the limbs of another.
Wfli* f*0 I. m. Ideni.
*TMrfVsr(fV I. i". Idem.
TO*p9*t C"tj 3 / Armour; coat

of mail ; a garment.
^T.tnr (*) 1. m. Perfuming the
body after cleansing it.
*l^Tt(3) 5 ' Name of Kama.
Vf.V* (V) 1- n. Hair of the body.
^T.#m HO 1. m- Ginger.
qr.^TM I. m. Subdivision
of a branch of science.
1-3:) 1. m. A dried fruit.

WT.fVcfa iffTi) 2. m. Apoplexy.
^T.fs^l WO ! Gesture.
whpT (If) 1. A sign ; hint.
^T.lJKl* (TO 1. " Embellishment of person, dressing, perfuming.
ffiri) 2./ Symmetry.
wr-w (*i i. B di, y nnion ^T.W C:-) Gesture.
WYlft (fe 2. m. Idem.
^T.TtW 0CW^) M aimed defective in limb or limbs.
^FjfT ind. By connection; for
co-operation; mutually.
^TjlT.*n* WO ! " Personal
relationship, or co-operation.
TTTfiltf ;n:)l.m. Name ofKarno.
m. n. Charcoal;
m. Kirtik or Mars.
{V-) 1. charcoal ; Mars.
it, Kind of oil.
^TTOT.ufVufi:) a.m. Coral.
TOt.qifinri (T) 1. /- A small
portable fire-place or firepan.
WTK-lftrtf-SW (* 1 . Meat or
food roasted over charcoal.
WT-W WO 1- * Chief of the
Candharbas or celestial songsters.
wtg*i (> ) i. a plant

(Ingua).
VTK.met (*) 3. /. A Jdnd of
Bonduc.
wnT.*wft (ft) 3./. Kind of karWTiX-awt (ft) 3./. Idem.
TOrora?t (r) ' / A small portable furnace or fire-pan.

Wnfttffc) 2. f. Idem.
^TTR^fl(*t) 1./. Stalk of the sugarcane ; bud of Buteafrondosa.
^tTTftwt {ft) 3./. Small portable
fire-place ; place of the setting
"Wtftir (*) 1. n. The early blossom of the Butea frondosa. a.
Burnt.
^fT*T(Sfi) 1./. A kind of bodice.
wfr*r (ft -first- fr) a. Corporeal ;
limbed ; chief, principal.
^(TW m. Name of a sage.
^ftaTC 1. m. An agreement,
a promise, a pledge.
^frSTft (TT:-TTT-rf) par. Agreed,
promised, pledged.
ÎTfr (ft:) 2- / A finger ; a toe.
^ftH > / Kingfinger.
*T?PJ* t.. Ring-finger.
^y^(W) 1. m. Thumb, finger ;
measure of eight barley corns.
Vjftr (fw) 2. /. A finger; a toe.
Tjfr. ***(*) 1. A mark of
three semicircles on the forehead
to distinguish the votaries of
Shakti.
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*Tt.l(* Guard to the fingers.

Wfa.M* {<aj 1 . a. Tip of the En-
ger.
Vjfc.tfWl <*T) 1-/ A seal rmg.
VJfftB.ftr*=l W 1. a. Cracking or
snapping the fingers or joints.
^Tfa.*g* (*) A ring,
îfq.q^t C0 1- "> Cracking or
enBpping the fingers or joints.
WT*l(*l) 3./. A finger,
^ft* 1. m.n. A fingerring.
*T3*UW (*) I. The five
fingera taken collectively.
VT^nt [* 1. a. A finger-ring.
^Tftft.VBfl l* 1 ) I. A finger
^V(T0 t- m. The thumb.
^|T1(*:) 1. m. An ichneumon ;
an arrow.
5. . Sin, iniquity.
*fT (fT : ) 2 ' m A foot ; root of a
tree.
^fy.Mlfl* (WO 1. ai- Root of a
tree.
^ff.^Cr:) !. A tree.
^fT-"*t (*) 3./. A plant.
BfT-Wf%WI (T) 1. /- A plant
(Hedysarum lagopodioides).
<*î (T-*I ) ^flft-* 1 -c.To honour;
to go ; to speak indistinctly.
q.TO<L (V ) 5. Mi A bad eye ; o.
eyeless.
^.^1 (*) 3. /. A tractable

a mild woman, o. Gentle.
(V WI a. Steady.
^.^W a. Fixed,
^.^r 1. ai. A mountain; a
bolt; (Wi) I./, the earth.
^.TO*|W! (m) l.f. The earth.
^.^W.fsiw (fa?) 5. m. A cuckoo.
q.-qBrrfilTi (t?:) 1. m. Himalaya.
(711) 4. m. Name of
a sage.
1.Tm(lJ 1. a. steadiness.
W.fg>H (W:-W-fi) o. Insensible.
*.fl*Q Inconceivable, incomprehensible.
fc'-^-'C) Brief, short.
f%C^rfr (ft: ) 2./. Lightning.
^fqt.SIMT (HI) \.f. Idem.
^ fa * lf W.(fci) 5./. /<fcm.
^fqfjO (W) 2. /. /rfew.
^.ProH(^ orfu. Without delay.
^fsjTI.MI (MI) 1./- Lightning.
W.^Tt (Tt-Wl-i) a, Insensible.
^.^Bm (=$) 1. n. Insensibility;
ignorance ; material universe.
Î.^m (IP) 1- m - Vishnu, a. Filed
^.^f.ÎM ti) m - Religious
fig-tree.
^<*pnrai (W) 1- m. Balarama.
Indra.
V*HV-V*t) Clear, l.m. A
^re-MW (K.) 1. m. A bear.
<flajffl 1. o. To go ; to blame.
(V*) ^TS^jf'f 10. a. To shine,
^.ai (si:)l.m.Aname of Brahma,
Vishnu.Shiva; a he-goat, sheep;
(WI) !./ a she-goat.
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Vmm* fP) l. m. A tree (Terminalia alata tomentosa).

âi*** (sjrO I.m, A tree (Shorea
robusta).
{*) 1. m. The bow of
*9I*IT (T) I.m. Idem.
TOrat! fan) l.f. A plant [Oeymum gratiaeimum).
^W.flfl^T (WT) 1 . /. Idem.

W.jfapft (if|) 3./. Medical plant
used for the eyes.
Wt.VK (TO 1. m. A large serpent
(Boa constrictor).
TOJR W) 1- The bow of
Shiva.
*twarc(4) l.
^W.W^ftrtr (*:) l.m.Agoat-herd.
WW.KT (si) 1./. A plant (Flacourtia cataphracta).
^TOt (]!) 1. /. A plant (yellow
Jasmin).
^.asrfil (fil=) 2. m. Privation of
birth ; a curse, wishing a person
dead.
*.9WPI (mi H) a. Unborn.
*.sistr (*fl) !. A portent, omen.
^. nt(K:) 1. m. A reader of heterodox works; a goat-herd.
^.aror (V) 1. /. A mantra; an
image half male and half female.
Wtfte (*;) 1. m. A name of
Yndhishthira.
*W.*T^r(^T) 1./. Common carroway.
<.*(*:)! Defeat; (w) l.f.
hemp. a. Invincible ; unsurpassed.
q.arcq I. a. Friendship, a.
Imperishable, un decaying.
w.TJT (T>TT-T) o. Imperishable,
undecaying; (tj) l.f. Aloes.
Vr.Wf^ (f) 1, n. Antimony.
TO.$iiri[ (m) 5. m. Cowach
(Carpopogon pruriens).
*IW.3?rt (Tt) 1. /. A medical
plant used for the eyes.
(^) adv. Eternally, constantly.

(*U) l.f. Metonymy.
^5Hl (TO 2. m. A noun that
does not change its gender.
^m.*r tv) i-/. Cowach.
nnn; (to I.m. A plant (Eclipta
prostrate).
TOr.wt (a*?l) I./. Cumin seed.
ÎSH.SllT (:1 1. nt. A goat-herd.
m.m* (nt-m-il) . Unborn.
^.sflTrT.Tra (;;) 2. n. Name of
Yudbifhthira.
^Biraitr: (frO 2. m. Idem.
^wr.^sft (^t) 3./-Asmall species
of prickly nightshade,
^WTiW(Vj l. i. Horse of good
breed, a. Fearless.
WPB^ I'll 3./. A potherb.
^Wr.Tii^ra (*!) I.m. A goot-herd.
^5Itft*(5r: - * I-W )a . Having-goats.
^t>I!l to-m-V) o. Unconquered,
unsurpassed. 1. m. A sage;
Vishnu, Buddha, Shiva,
^fwsi (it) I.m. A hide used to sit
upon by ascetics.
^ftnr.w(*o i./. Abut.
*finr.*rfa (ftO 2. m. A deer.
^fatT (t) I.m. A court i air; the
body ; object of sense ; a frog.
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*ftns (t-f-O a Strai E ht : "Pright, honest. 1. m. A frog.

*tw|[*(*0 >. An arrow.
W.fai* (Wi) m - A trt> S- a Tongueless, having no tongue.

^.afti 1. n. Flatulence, a.
Undigested ; undccaycd.
*.aft (!) Km. Death.
*.af|*fI (ftrO 2. /. Non-existence ; carte, ^vishing one dead.
^WB (-^T-^) Invincible.
^fifumft:) 1. m- One of the
eleven Radras or forms of Shiva.
^wiejr (wt) 1 . /. A female courte^1^521 (*r) A plant (Flacourtia cataphracta).
VW<I {) 1. n. A shield.
^B(^:-1TI-W) a- Ignorant, stupid.
(W:-W-Tt) o. Unknown.
^rerT (*) 1. n - Ignorance; or
^951. a. (W:-Î-3T) ignorant.
^BlPr*T (ifl-f^t-ft) Ignorant.
i (^T) W^ft 1. o. To adore,
(-a-*) *Wfa-* 1 e.Togo;
to adore ; to treat with respect,
to ask; to speak indistinctly.
W (V) TO^fir 10 a. To individualize, to discriminate.
%m (sn:) 1 . m. The end of a cloth,
îfaft (W.-m-^por. Worshipped.
3- / Woman with
beautiful eyebrows.
anoint ; to beautify ; to go.
With ^fa to anoint ; with ft to
manifest.
WWI (*r) I. n, Anointing; clearing ; a collyrium ; ink ; m. an

elephant in the west ; a lizard.
W*n 0*0 1./. The mother of
Hanuman ; a green lizard.
WtW 3./. A woman perfumed with sandal ; a medical
plant.
^5*r.*wt (#1) 3. /. A kind of
vegetable perfume,
^^[fa*! (*0 I. / A kind of
lizard.
WTTTifl (tf) 3./. A female elephant of the north-east.
*ngf>F*T (*r) I. /. A kind of
lizard. Also ^ftlWI
VS^rt (ftlO 2. Palm of the
hand.
^fB.wf<TTC*l) 1. / A kind
of sensitive plant.
*m (*:-T-3) a- Straight.
adv. Soon ; truly.
ifa <fa ) 2. m- A superior.
*ftr*(*i) l.m-Thesun.
^Tta (<) 1. n. Fig tree or its
fruit.
VlZVzfn 1 a. To move ; with -qft
to wander about.
ITT (*) flZflfa 10 n. To slight.
"33 (s:-zr-) m./. n. Wandering.
**fif (fir.-*) 2. 3./. The notched
extremity of a bow.
^Z. 1 ^ rtO 1- m. A tree (Justicia
adhatoda).
'flZ.fl (*0 I. Wn.
(ft:#t) 2.-3./. A forest.
W*fW (*S) 1 . A woodman.
^.TSI Firm, stable.
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<qsm ("fl) I./. Wandering.

(?) veft l.d.To surpass.
(*) îfit 10. a. To despise
or hurt ; to be small.
(50 1. in. A room on the top
of a house ; n. food. a. Dry.
^5T "rfu. Very lofty.
(*f) I. n. A weapon, a discus.
I. m. Violent
laughter.
^t-Turar (WO I. m. A plant (Jasminum multiflorum).
^>5-Tlft (tfl) 5. m. A name of
Shiva, a. Laughing loudly.
"Mia (%:) 1. m. Palace, or upper room.
^ttra (t0 I- > A room on the
top of the house, a palace.
Wfffafln W) 1./. A palace, or
upper-roomed house.
wfaaTHTTT (TO 1. m. A mason.
W (*r) 1./- Wandering as a
beggar.
WBfff 1 - a. To move.
^sr(T,*)*r?rr. I. A /rffm.
^ ^fa l.o. To strive, or prepare.
(t,*T) ^Jifft 5. o. Topervade.
Vjfir 1. a. To connect, or
solve.
^".^Wftf 1. a. To sonnd.
^<f (fl-W) 4. if. To live;
with <7 to live or breathe.
^rsj (W:.wr-i) o. Inferior.
A field bearing millet.
f(f*:) 2. m. A pin of the axle;
edge or point ; limit.
^ftflT. ("0 5- w. Infinite minuteness ; a superhuman faculty.

^fl^re(lT^-*i^l-lO o. Very small.
("0 2. m - An a t m ; a sort of
grain, a. Small, atomic.
WW < Small ; skilful.
t*?T> 1./. Lightning,
^.^.airw (W) 1. n. Motes in
the sun- beams.

WW (<j) I. 7i. An egg.
WaÔO 1. m. A testicle.
W*W.3fl l./.Aplant.
^.*HT(R0 I. m. Testicle.
() 1. m. Idem.
WinPS (*0 l.m./ifem.
(W-air-sij a. Oviparous.
W<mK (T-Tr-T) Oval.
^**TW (^0 2. m. A fish.
(TO I. m. A man. a.
Strong.
Vst <t) 3./. A finger.
Vtfrr 1. a. To move constantly.
(T) W?f 1. a. To bind,
con;'. Therefore, even,
^?i:qt adv. Afterwards.
W.jts (30 1- A precipice.
*j.7nu (m:-ni[-ifl) o. False,
^.TTJ (h;-=^--B) a. Large, great.
^.tC* (î-sr- 1 ?) a. Awake, alert.
^.W* (T-TI-Tf) a. Cool.
^.fPPI (a) l.tt. A particular hell.
a. Without bottom, bottomless.
^.flW.^llSi (H:-W-J!) a. Bottomless.
*).we.*nw 0*;) a. Idem.
con/'. Therefore, thence.
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*flr { 14 } *ftr
(V:) 1 . m- Wind ; sou! ; cloth

made of bark ; a weapon.
^rel(^) 3,/. Common flax.
qfn adv. conj. Over, very much.

*fffl.H <SF*IT-S) a. Incredible.
^f<T.*rn (V-Wl) o. Gigantic.
^fiT.B^t <&) Great Buffering ; a penance of fasting.
"Ofa.** (V) 1. m. A transgressing ; neglect ; privation ; attack.
^fjr.ffiWffi:-'m-^)fl. Transgressed; excelled; attacked.
^ffr.jraj(-aj:) 1. m. Lemon-grass.
^ffT-nMrl (W-HT-tO a. Arrogant.
îfw.BTl (*r) /. A plant (Heraionites cordifolia).
wffTW iX\)f. A plant (Hibiscus
mutabilis).
^rfft.^r': (TO 1- Going beyond.
^ffl.^ (1:) 1. m. Mushroom.
^fa.^** (*t) 1. m.Idan.
^(fjl.aa (^:-^W) a. Marching
fast, moving quickly.
^f.5trJTC [Kt) I. m- The black
curlew, a. Wakeful, restless.
^jfw.Trj adv. Exceedingly.
Vfzfn 2. 3. m. Aguest;
a proper name, grandson of Rain.
^firfiT.ftwr (W) I./. Hospitality.
^firfir.jjOT W) 1.
wfirfe.SlTO 1. m. Idem.
^firfsr.wwr (*r) I. /.Idem.
^fir.îr (wO 1. m. Substitution.
^faî (^r;-ir) a. Landed from a
boat, beyond the boat.
^fa-Tfil (*f) 1. n. Transgression.
^fW.lff^ tfl) 5. m. A good
road.
(TO 1. m. A great foe;

one who is above his foe.
^ftr.qni (Hi) 1. m. Neglect of
^fil.tnTO (*') I. n. Heinous sin.
^fiTflW ("Bi-W-W) a. Strong,
powerful, m. An active soldier.
^.^1 (WT) 1./. A plant (Sida
cordifolia and rhombifolia).
^fw-HiTH (n:) l.m. Amule.
^fjr.wl (wt;) 3. m. Lightning.
^fff.WWW (Wi) I . m. A fruit (Cratttva marmelos). o. Very auspi^ffT.H^r^ (^!-^T-^)a. Much.
*fn.m^ (*i-*T-*) a. Idem.
^fw.gw MO 1. m. A creeping
plant (Gajrtnera racemosa). a.
Seedless ; entirely free.
^firSnTO (*0 I. A tree (Dalbergia Ougeinicnsis) ; ebony.
wfir.Sl^t (*y) 1. /. A tree (Jasminum arboreura}. [car.
^fw.TW(:) I. in. Warrior in his
^fif.iÎ (IJ 1./. A creeper.
^rfjT.fxn {w-ht-w) . Excessive.
^lfir.?T(*:-Î-W)/rfem.
^f(T.?IH (T:) 1. m. Consamption.
^fjf.CI"*. (V.) 1. m. A wild goat.
^rfH.^W* (si) 1. n. An unavoidable
accident or circumstance.
*fffr.?eHSr (:) 1. m. A kind of
grain.
^fa.Tm (tT:) 1. m. A storm,
^fff.^t^ (^:) 1 - m- Opprobrious or
unfriendly speech.
^ffl.fn*z (:) 1. m. A vicious
elephant, a. Very fierce.
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^ft.fim If. A tree used in

medicine and dyeing (Atis).
*fn.i<* (W-WT-*) Much.
^fVr.^ (v) I. m. Extravagance,
ufa.sj^n (*ni \.f. Excessive pain,
wftr.îft (firs) 2./. Pervasion.
*ftr.*fcnn (W) 1./. Heroic va*ftf.D *i) a. Much.
^fil-U^T (tf) adu. /(inn.
^fs.wfH tft-f^ft-ft) Jdem.
^FB.irerfw (fir) 2. /. Verbosity ;
hyperbole; prolixity.
*6|.iirfinr(l:-Wt-T) a. Excellent,
beautiful ; principal.
^fll.?n (*tj I. m. A hoard.
^h(Xi%ff (W-m- Ti) par. Cheated, deceived ; explained, declared.
%f?r.^nst pi) 1. n. Falsehood,
deceit ; over- reaching.
^fn.TOT (*r) n. Liberality ; a gift j
appointment ; slaughter.
^rfjnj^f Above all.
^fii.flPfUR (*f)l. n. A severe penance for eating unclean things.
^fif.'SH {Xs) I. M. Diarrhcea.
^ f TT.qiTfag (aft-fatf-fii;) a. Dysenteric, afflicted with dysentery.
^fJT^fijW (it) 1. . Violent
laughter.
^fif.ÎS 1 . m. A horse-laugh.
îfff^ (m-flr-tr) a. Imperceptible, unattainable by the senses.
(^SH-W-^lf) a. Blunt.
*nf?fr (n:--WT-Ti) a. Gone, past.
Vftff.^TB (WO 1 . m. The past.
*iftir orfu. Much.
(HMIT-^) o. Blunt.
Vffarc ft:) 1- Diarrhoea.
^.J[T (:->n-li)o. Dwarfish.
C?:-^!^) a. Thin, lank.
^.7JWl:> 1. m. A plant (Seeamum orientale). a. Unequalled.
^fST-tfW (%0 2. m. The sun.
(flfc) 2./. Insatiability,
^.fiapj (aTT:-aj:) a. Dark, dim.
^.ilt^td a. Implacable.
W (W;) l.m. A limb.
^flT (fn) I./. A mother ; elder
sister.
<Sftt iffl:) 2. /. An elder sister,
^finrr (r) !.//*.
^-n (T-*l-5l) o. Eating.
(:) 2. m. The sun.
1. m. A horse.
(if|:.n-ifi) a. Much.
^<iR).*!Tjir (5T:.rr-5f) a. Very
passionate, outrageous.
^w=Tt.irrftni (tftfw^-fe) a.
Walking much, or quickly.
W.fl-jmiT: (to 1. 1*. A kind of
grain (Panicum Italicum).
^WifflW^: 1. m. Absolute
negation; non-existence.
^TtI* !. m. A great walker.
*(W<til* ([:) 1. m. An active man.
(WO I-"*- A tree (Spondiaa
mangifera). a. Very sour.
^W^.^wf l*f) 3./. A creeper.
îlI(D:) 1. m. Death; distress;
vice.
âj.faw (W-TIW) par. Surpassed,
exceeded, outraged.
W.$ (V-*ir-) a. Much.
(W;-wr-W) o. Very little.
HWJ (m-RI-W) a. Very rough.

âjTWTT {V) 1. Censure.
Wful-^TT (r : ) I- ra. Deviating
from fixed laws; transgression.

^fOTl.f'SJT (tO 1. it. Great dread ;
daring or desperate action.
^TO.fffi C%0 2./. Idle talk; hyperbole.
"jra-? (^:) 1. A gaUinule;
(TT) 1. / a plant [Jasminum
villosum).
^ ado. In this place,_here.
W.VQ (I'.-^f- 1 )) a. Immodest.
^.M^rr('3Tr-WJfl--5Wtn. Respectable, venerable.
^.irj (S:-*T-S)o. Fearless.
wfa ifo) 2. m. A sage, the father
of Chandra.
^fcwpf PTt) 1. i- The moon.
^ft-SJH (ST:) 1. m. /rfem.
'nft/H^.S! (St:) 1. m. /(fcm.
^rfV.-^B.aeTT (HO 1- m - Idem 1. m. /AmHf^.ffltS'fw*! 1*0 1- Marriage of Atri and Bliiradwi'ijit.
^-gT (X--n-t) a. Slow.
^TOI conj. An auspicious and
inceptive particle.
^(t.-q coy. Also.
VT.fifH adv. What else ; truly.
^srsifl (V) l.m. A name of Shiva,
îpqsr(=n) 5.m. A brahman; a.
the fourth or Atharva veda.
^TTfa (fa:) 2. m. A brahman
knowing the Atharva veda ; a
priest.
îMT conj. Or.
^ t*,^0 2. 0. To cat.
With fa and ^fa or ^fJr, to bite

or devour each other.
V (Ti ^^ffl I. a. To bind,
^.^q (^-:^r.^") 0 . Awkward.
^.?Wr (it) 1. n. Impunity.
<KT [vn'| 1. n. Food ; eating.
V.^m pflj-^-î) o. Toothless.
a. Much.
^.\JS (m-.-iqi-vi) a. Unsubduable.
"d.^TTST fi) 1. n. Disappearance.
(SO 1 . m. A plant (Eugenia
aeutangula) ;/. Socotorine aloe.
[^r-Î-WÔ pro. This.
(tti) 1. m, A miser.
^rfafr (ir:-*W] a. Unclaimed,
lapsed as an inheritance.
fcftfil Ifif!) 2. /. The mother of
the gods ; the earth.
irfyfa.H-SX (10 1. m. A deity,
the son of Aditi.
H^firct (a:--WT-ri) a. Virtuous, unspotted, unblameable.
^.TW (*) a. Blind.
â.-EIH (TOi-mr-W) a. Invisible.
fl.rs ftf) l.n. Casual danger ;
fate. a. Unseen, unknown.
Stee.gvi (f:)l.M. Treaty without
any mediator.
^."SZ.^ (|:->*T-=T) a. Unseen,
unheard of before.
'^.Wt'T (arst.-ât'-flTT) a. Fortunate, auspicious.
fl.sfs (fe0 2./- Look of displeasure.
^f.TfH*! 1. /- An angry
look.
V.tW a. Lenient to.
not oppressive. R.
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(50 ! "' Oiled butter.

^H adv. Truly.
fSPT (*f) 1. n- Surprise, a. Wonderful, astonishing.
^rSTTTTT (wO 1. m. A name of
Shiva.
*Wft (fn;) 2. m. Fire.
(Ti-^T-T) a. Gluttonous,
nrfu. To-day.
((:) 1- n, The spsee of
the current day.
TO.TPf.^H (TP) I. m. The past
tense, the aorist or indefinite.
^rjfa adv. Even now.
^q.Or (H:-5TI-*i) a. Near to any
event ; on the point of death.
^^.^1TT (IT)/. A woman near
the time of her delivery.
W.?ar(^) 2. n. Tiling of naught.
^fS (fits) 1. m. A tree; a mountain ; the sun.
^.*Wr W> I./. The earth.
^rfif.ST (5f) 1 . n. Red chalk, a. Produced in the hills, wft srr (ait).
1./. A name of Durga.
'Sfs.JTsRT (*") I-/
^.xfKtf (wt) 3./. Jifon.
^fs-lfa (fit:) 1- m- Himalaya.
'Xfs.f*^ (^) o. ^ A name of Indra, the mountain-splitter.
^jf5. ilj) 3. m. A mountaineer;
a plant (Snlvinca cuculluta).
wfs.<t3T (Z! 5. m. The king of

mountains, Himalaya.
^fif.afai (fa:) 2. m. A volcano.
^.32T (T:) 1. m. A peak.
^f*.9T*; (TO 1- >. Iron.
*)ftV (:) 1. i. Himalaya, Shiva.
^ST? 1^0 l.m. Iunoxiousness.

fl.^l rtO 1-m. A Bauddha.
^.T^J.TlfiPt.(Ct) 5, i A unitarian,
f^ffl n. Only, sole.
(ST) 4 m. A friend.
V.^rt (fr) 1. n. Unity.
W.ffcH (B-flr s)". Precipitated.
Hi:.Sn; (C)I.m. Seat of grass.
^V:.3-qt (-St) 2. /. A plant
(Hieracium).
1U:.t (l:-eiT-Sr) 0- Below.
tfl^ (T-IT-'O - P<f^.isr {^J:-^r-ar) a. Unhappy,
contemptible, wretched.
(H-nr-*h a. Inferior.
^yw.sirTHi (ifr) 1. m. A jiorter.
^V.fi* (^0 l.m. A debtor.
^flfw* (w0 1. m.Idem.
HV.llf<Sin<?l) 5. m. Idem.
WITH (T> I- . A foot.
(r <;l-T)a. Low. m. The lower
lip./. The lower region.
^TrfH adv. Underneath.
<HHr.*tii (y] 2. n. The moisture of
the lipn ; also 'SlUCT'Jri.
^SÎTI adv. Underneath. [lips.
^mril^ni ('TO m - Biting the

wrl.Brw (flt-ffl-'ti) o. Invalidated.
^pjf^n (w:- ail -tit) a. Reproached.
^nrlHrr (tr-TH-H) a. Contradicted, invalidated.
^wfin adn, Underneath.
^CirSlf ndv. A future day.
(w) 1- ' Unrighteousness.
! ^wîfta ifl-r^-fr) a. UnI just, unrighteous.
! îflr.mq (BtT-w) a. Wicked.
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H.*fm a. Unjust.
W.WW) 1. >' A thief.
WW.îtlT:) 1. ra. A house-breaker.
adv. Down, below.
VraifnAi. Idem.
^HI.niJT^ <T:) I .m. A plant (Achyranthes aspern). [ous.
^.*Iifw^ 05:-*T-3fi) a. UnrightcAnxiety. j>r(y. over,
^fa* (:-T-#) a. Much, more.
^fa*TTT (ST) 1./. Excess.
^.fV^Tfr con/. Moreover.
^(f*l-5H^ (^t) 1. n. Supremacy ;
right, title ; Locative case.
^fa*fs (fv-fs:-fi) a. Prosperous,
îfv.îpr (H) 5. n. SuperintendcDCC.
^lfv.5if>irci tV:) 1 . m. Clerk of the
market ; an overseer.
^fswT* (T) 1. n. The girdle over
a coat of mail,
^fa.qm; (T:) 1. m. Authority, rule,
right, title, possession, privilege.
îft.îlTfIT(fri-Bf) l.f.n. Owuer*lfV.isrft5r(ft) l.m.ABage.amaster ; one perfect in the Vcdant. a.
Possessing ; entitled to possess.

^fa.BfT (ft;} l.M. A superintendent, a. Superintended; claimed.
*rfa.fBH(n:)l.m. Invasion.
^fa.-arflW 1. n. Invading.
^fn.fajF (Ji:-ai-a) far- Censured.
^fw.^>? (t:) 1. w. Censure.
^fw.irfr (rj: -tfi 7#) par. Gone
through ; obtained.
^fa.fsw 1. m. A tumour on
the tongue.
*&tm W-Wr-Wj Having the

bow -string filed.
^fV^rfiri (() 1. n. The luminous
parts of the creation.
"^fif.W*' (-ST) 1. /. Land on the
upper part of a mountain, tableland.
^fa.X^rr (Til) 1./. A guardian
or presiding deity.
^fw.<1 1. n. Spirit ualexisteuce,
as o f go d s , de m igod s , d emo n s , &c .
^.filT (TO 1 . An owner, a lord.
^[V.TjfH (fw:) 2. m. A master.
^fv.srs] (si) I. n. Contiuuation of
the world by providence.
^fv. (:) 3. m, Lord, master.
*fV.W(r!) 1. n. Nature, or demen Is of nature, perishable
matter.
^f.r*J t^JSj 1. m. Pain in the
1- hi- Cancer i
the
^fn.flfa* (5r;) I. m. Inflammation

of the tonsils.
îfa.WR 1. ii. Knowledge of
the trinity.
^jfa.nre (5:) I. m. An intercalary month.
^fn.'J'S 1. M. The object of
religious worship.
^fa/q'O (si') I. m. A charioteer.
^fa/OU adv. On the high way.
^tfa.Tiar (3) 5. m. An emperor.
*ifa.^3 (*;-3r-31 par. Mounted.
îfijaflH ca>H[-W) par. Placed
over; appointed over.
^fa.ri*-*! t*J 3-/- A ladder.
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Tfrj.^ra - (') 1 - m. The universe.

^fa.TÛ () 1. n. A name, or
appellation, or title.
Yft.TO (^:) m. 1. A house; a
site ; perfuming ; continuance.
*Pnrra*C*f) 1. b. Perfuming or
scenting the person ; abiding.
8lVTTf%fl dr-tn^par- Scented.
^fa.^tfofTT (fTT) I./. Residence.
^fa.fa^T (^H) I . / Means and end
of acquiring knowledge.
*fW*TJT (Til) 1. /. A superseded
wife.
T*fs.*1! C 1 ") 4 - m - Who marrie9
again while liis wife is living.
*fit.*** (s) I. b. Marrying
again while the wife is living.
mfvXH (V) 1 - M. Receptacle.
*fV-Wft 3. /- A furnace.
(Wi-WI-W) par, Placed in.
^fa.WnT(tf)l.. Abiding; scite;
fixed rule ; a town ; a wheel,
(m) 4. m. Governor.
WBlfSH (WS-UMI) par- Fixed,
appointed, placed over.
wSfa (Wi-HT-fl) a- Read.
^*fw (fir) 2./. Study.
^ftflT^ 5. m. A acholar.
W^t*T (si:-sn--r) a. Docile, dependent, subject in servitude.
TpftsPlT0n-3) I-/- n. Subjection.
^dTTrsr (*:-YMi) a. Who has
finished rending the vedas.
"^.Ît: O^T-t) a. Confused, fickle.
/. {^t> 1. Lightning; a fickle,
capricious wife.
*.tft*Tr {Wl-l'j l./.n. Fickleness.
^SJW(R!) I. A master.
^ftVT (TJ) 1. m- An emperor.

VjTT i'd. Now.
^rrwsr Of or belonging to present (time).
WT (Wi) 1. m. Vishnu, a. Unrestrained, undetained.
f.Tffcl (fff:) I. f. Laxity.
f.Vff (% a. Ashamed, modest, humble, diffident.
I.mi Orr-aj l./.n. Modesty.
Î^m tî-W-i) o. Proud, overbearing ; inaccessible ; invinci. ble ; hit \ .f- 'Hie name of a river.
TB.tjal (ai) l.n. Instability.
3TiXHi () 1. n. A lower gar-
wnr.si 1. m. Name of
Vishnu.
^Stiitj (fT-Hf-fl).;""-, Gone down.
^3jWft (wl-tw^t-fil) a. Descending, going down.
^prpnsr (KZJ) 1. /. A plant
(Acbyranthes asp era).
^$TTF (T) 1. n. The anus.
^wfwftfWr (51) 1./. The uvula
or soft palate.
^Yirfg (fo-fa) a. Downcast.
"*rvnr*: (x) 1 . *. The anus.
<WWf (sf) 1. n. Under-girth.
^TTTTT (*:-^T-T) a. Inferior.
VrrflTJI (T:) 1. m. The bottom.
Vinrsrf (5f) 1. n. The infernal
regions below the earth.
^VTilW (W) I. n. The anus.
('-'ai^M) a. Downlooked, downcast. /. A plant.
W&TTFd (iff) L. b. A still.
^5t*I (jq:) l.m. A perpendicular.
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^fT#{5(*:) 1. w. Lower regions.

^ypr^*f [ip-Wi) Downcast.
SJVWW I. M. Hottom.
tjvjsio iTj:) 2. m. Vital air passing downward.
-flvlsi (w:-gr--5j) ' Perceptible,
conspicuous, hi. A superintendent.
Hjgin (HT *) !./.. Superintendence, oversight.
TO^T it) I - n. The word %H

^qvjfir wrf. Gifts to a woman at
the time of lier manage.
ûjtsihiih (Wi-fir-tf) a. Presented
nt marriage.
^WTCT (rai) 1 . / Cowach.
^HJU (uO 1. ni, A chapter.
^hiw (si) 1. n. Stady.
^^BWIIV (nO 1. m> Perseverance.
VqiHTfiR (nl ftli>-fq) a. Persevering, reiolatc. determined.
^Tîr (7f) !. n. Eating too often.
^WW(W ! -WT-Î Placed over.
ÔIUW (Wl) 5. m. Spirituality ;
all-pervading epii it ; the soul.
^Wlfway *r-W) u. Spiritual.
^WT^W (*J 5- m. A holy sage.
y]Hll3ITfw (fjr:) 2. m. Mem.
^nirK^r (a*:) 1 . m. A teacher.
^Wnj^(Tr) L.a. Instructing.
*$>Oifo3T (H;-7tr-rfJ JJr, Taught.
1.b. A chapter.
ÔTHIT (W!-I-^J o. Mounted
on, riding upon; exceeding.
^)Hj[?T<l (TO 1. m. Fixing upon ;
transferring ; imputing unfairly,
^wiîqii (yi) I, n. Mem.
j -wi^r? (V) I- Mounting.

'JWn^ 01 (>) 1. > Mem.
(*') 1. n. A woman's
marriage portion,
sreqrg (jj:) 1. m. Presiding over;
sitting on ; transferring.
Wfiirn7r(fr:-HI-d") pnr. Seated on.

^Tar^tif (n:-Tt-i) jwr. Mem.
^sn^TW (*<) 1 n- Supplying an
ellipsis, reasoning. '
ÎWR!) l.m. /Am.
varstai (nt:-ail-ai) />">-. Requiring an ellipsis to be supplied.
SPST-aTr (W-HT-lf) par- Supplied
db nn ellipsis.
VBlforf (Hi-Hf-lf) par. Inhabited.
^Tf (î I. w. A litter drawn or
carried by a camel.
Wl-Z (Wt-OT-W) a. Very prosper.
uuh ; raoch.tii Name of Sbiva.
Wiz; 1. /. A superseded
wife.
fflt) 4 m A student.
. ^)uni I./, Request,
! W1 III ) 1. >. A traveller ; u
] camel; son. I./, (m) Gangs.
vj 1 .; 1". Journeying.
I ^ta.nrSii^ 5. m. Traveller.
^t*?n.wrn) 1 . A tree
^t^ff (yr ) S. m. A road ; time.
^tSfl^l L. m. A traveller.
\.m. A traveller.
' vr*K 1. m- A sacrifice.
TO-*:*? (m:) 1. m. A travelling
TOW (rfi) 2. in. A Brahman
knowing the Yajur veda.
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1. m. A tree (Achyranthes aspera).

La, Twilight.
^sflra.J!!^ (T:) 1. m. A plant
(Cassia fistula).
(W.*) ^fafir 2. n. To live or
V*JV,V) WS*il 4. rf. To live.
âiJfl'a.iS'flT (sit) I./. A plantain.
^rr-3r) a. Inferior, low.
Cî-gt.-B; a. Having bad

eyes ; eyeless ; also *5^rr%.
ÛT (T) i. n. Blameable language or discourse.
VptTC (<0 l.m. A sage or anchorite, a. Houseless.
uran (g-.-^t-B) a. Clean, sinless.
VTT- (T:'J 1 . m- A name of Kama
or Cupid. 1. a. Sky ; mind.
ÎT.âi (>ST) 1./. A love letter.
{W) I- The mind.
^TTQT^ (KrX) 5. m. A name
of Shiva, the enemy of Kftmn.
^*r^ (^:-^T-^f) a. Turbid.
*flM I. The sky.
^^rr (1TW) 5. m- A Bull or ox.
Î5jw <m:) 2. m. Small grain.
^J.*tfl (iTi-WI-fi) a. Erect, proud.
vrffT.*B (fO 1. m. Moderation,
mediocrity, propriety.
W T Tw rtU^MV) a.Oflittlenote.
^stfy.^TT 1. m. Another
person's business.
*f*rc.'rfl (wi) 1. /. Offid.
ousness, meddling with another's work or affairs.
Vflfyinu (Hl:-Hri-W') a. Unattainable.
TTTv.fsW (ft:-TTt-tf) Absent, unappointed.

ênfar (ir:- , Bt-*i') a. Independent.
^spB-W fai-W-^fi . Imperceptible ; without superintendent.
^pOHJ (Ht) 1. m. Intermission of
study.
^RVJTU.fttTO (*s) 1. m. A holi-
day.
^J.'SnT (<f:-<TT-f) .por. Denied.
^^.BPT (*) 1. . Neglect, impropriety,
^pf! fai) i. m. A name of Vishnu ; the serpent on which he
rests./. wife of Shiva ; the
earth, n.(^) the sky. a. Eternal.
^sffias (V.-V-V) a. Eternal.
^wm.^.i^t () 3. /. The 14th
of Bhidra when Anantfi is worshipped.
Î*n.f5Irr (fsi'trl 5. m. A Jaina
sage.
^R^-cUST (if : -rt-'f) a. Extensive.
WWI-'Hl^.TrTr {70 5. m. A Jaina
VPH.^-i () 1. m. A plant
(Pcriploca Indica).
^pffli; (T) 1. 1. Extreme propinquity, a. Near, next. m/n. After.
^sr^st (W-WT-af) n. Born of a
mother one degree lower in caste
than the father.
îHKjfil (ftl!)2./. Infinite quantity.
^HHAt (q:-1T-tfi n- Multiform.
^Wi.ffan? (V.) 1 The shell or
conch of Judhiebtira.
^HH.ffH (m-HMt) Bare.
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*V*1.*I*3 tat) . Tl>e 23rd

Jaina sage of a future age.
^rwiW (T) 1- A ceremony
performed in honor of Vishnu
on the full moon of Bhadra.
^PBjftXl (r) 1. /. The wife of
V&tnki, king of snakes.
^jffiU (=m:-sari-=W) a. Eternal.

n. Eternity.
^tt=j} (5fl'.-sip-Jfl) " nf> . 50,e '
^spi.JlfW (fir-ft:-fr) o. Having
only one refuge. /. The only
hope.
^njq. ^ n q (ms-w) Intent u P on îl^t.ai (si:) m. A name of Cupid.
^PPfl.T^l("n)l-/ A virgin ; one
never possessed or enjoyed before by another.
mm (î-T-î) < Exclusively intent upon. Also
(^:) 1. m. A comparison of
lite with like.
^jFTff (Wi-HI-fl) Irrelevant.
WW.T.ftniT (fll) 1 -/ Harmlessness.
(1:) 1. m. Superiority.
^srnHS (Hs-nr-tq) Childless,
(ti) 1. m. Brahma.
^profa* lfit-fWt-ft) Innocent, without offence.
WirqTflpt(^|!-fitfY.fa) a. Impe.
rishable, unfailing.
^pW9T Car) I. / Carelessness.
*T*RtI (?T:-TIl-n) a. Present, not
gone ; possessed of.
^fwiTfr (Hi-WT-T) . Disagreeable : disapproved.
^HfiTir (-*r-* Ignorant.

V*f*.*tn (W'-lfl-Ti) o. Indistinct.
îrfa.SWtil (*) L. n. DisinterestVTfflW** (afi-Stf-s*) n. Unconnected with.
(*?:-TT-Y> 0. Unfeeling,
indifferent, without affection,
^Hf.^7i (jt:) 1. m. Detachment
from ; disconnectedness.
V*m (?:) 1 . m. A Brahman who

salutes not others but only the
gods.
(V-) 1. m. Fate ; calamity ;
misfortune ; vice.
>ti^h< Self-willed.
(w&n-î) <i- Invaluable.
^PjE$g (3) 1. n. Invalunblcness.
^TTVi (ir-ur-ti) a. Unmeaning.
^5Tai (ai) 1. n. Unmeaning diacourse. n. Unmeaning.
qwil. ^fVL (^-fWVfiO a. Minding useless things.
*PTO.wft{fV-fift>. Having an
unfruitful useless understanding.
^rt.WTI (Wi-WT-*) o. Malicious.
*T*t% * Unworthy.
^,W^W {<n) 1. / Unworthinesa.
Vi**8 (*0 1. - A nan3C of Agni
or fire ; a demigod ; bile.
^sra.tVur (*[[) 1./. Agui'swifc.
Î*r$j adv. Insufficient.
VTpn (fas) 2. w. A plant (iEeehynomyne grandiflorn).
^*r?q (W:-WT-*fj a- Numerous,
^w.flai f^-^-^) Greatly
distressed or enraged,
^srariflir (u:-m-lf) . Unblamed-
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wr*l? (*!-*Mf) a. Resistless.

Î^J (V-W^) 0. Blameless.
Îiîrl (Tl) 3. /. A fine woman.
(!) 1. n. Inadvertence.
"Ksmii'nn (an) I- /. Idem.
(Kt-XI't) a- Equal.
^r?TTT (^:-Tir-Tf) a. Ceaseless.
^TOi fr-V-i) a. Chief.
VipraR (J*:-Kn-*r) a. Destitute
of prop or support.
^T^fsfff (iTi-flr-tfj a. Unanp-
ported, Un propped,
^*TTO: (Tr-r) o. Busy.
^^PT*: (T-*T-<) a. Clean.
ÎV.Wi (') I.n. Instability.
^T*! (W:-Wlr-j) q. Unstable.
^t^flBfr (H.'-HI-iI) ôr. Unfixed.
^T*-falfir (fjf:; 2./. Unsteadiness.
^r>T=r(sfJ 1. a . A fast, fasting.
^!W:(<:-*M:) a. Imperishable.
ÎW (*:) 5. n. A cart ; life.
(l=-*n-*i) a. Unenvioos.
f. (in) wife of Atri.
VT*-*T*: IV) 1- m. Humility,
îr^.ira (W:.WT-H) a. Humble.
VlV.Trr^ KVfstiTl-fc) a. Modest, not egotistic.
^^Vf> (RtO 2. /. Humility.
VTiHiT (^-^r-<) o. Shapeless.
Wîung 1. m. Famine.
^rwr*i^.iJB (in) 1. m, A slave,
one who becomes so in famine,
^rnpw (v.-W-iB) a. Unpcrplexed.
'W'tiflrffll (fit) I./. Kind of prickly
nightshade (Solanum jaquini).
^'TWtftT (*i:-*n-7i) a. Unreproached, un calumniated.
VTTJTfr (ff.-m ft) a. Absent; future ; unknown.

^*niF> (fir:) 2. /. Non-attendance. Also w*tllt: ^nflWii.
^frnrjrrrTTi (*r) 1./. A young
girl not menstruous.
^WIKHr (HT:-ir-Ri) a. Inaccessible, unattainable.
^J'Tn: (1:) I. m. Impropriety.
VtnJT ('W:-'?n-^f) a. Toor.
^Wlim (n- : ) Km. Shade, coolness.
Î3T ft:-*r-0 a. Well.
1^1*1 (Wf:-in) a. Corporeal.
VHBRH adv. Unlike oue'a self.
^STO=t1*T (!j:-TI-'f) n. Disinterested, free from self-seeking,
ÛTO 0=-*n-*i) a. Destitute,
widowed, without a husband.
W^tÛT (si:-m-3f)a. Rejected.
^fTSft (<0 1- Disrespect.
*pit*ft* (ffc-MVft) a. Disrespectful, not honouring.
Vjrfc (f^:-f^) a. Eternal, without
beginning. Also "flsrif^KTr.

^n<t=TT (?;-^T--a) a. Faultless.
^Xft (fT--ar-) a. Disrespected.
îriÎ (n-.-VI-V) a. Inadmissible.
Cireal W-W-w) a. Indomitable.
^*rnt (H: -ar:-S) a. Unobtained.
^j.srm* (4) I n. Piles, a. Narac^sirnif (Hi) 1. m. The ring-finger,
sjamq 1. n. Health,
^n.lfiwr (Wl) I. /. The ringfinger, or nameless finger.
^sri^H (Tr:-Trr-->r) a. Unrestrained.
VfW*i o. Independent.
Vnqre t'O Facility, ease.
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^.Wre.wfl (ir-lH-T)o. Prepared

easily, done with facility.
VtrakpT) 1- " Crookedness;
duplicity, want of rectitude.
-*TrrCTI (v-Hf-ir) a. Eternal.
Û.1TB (:) 1 .m- Want of a spirit
of cntcrprize. [Sick.
^Hl^tm (Hi) 1. B. Sickness, a.
^nm (STi-wi-ai) n. Unworthy.
(as) I. n. Aloe wood,
âimfai (m) 1. n. Wem. a. Vile,
^naifins 1. m. A medicinal
plant, a kind of gentian.
(3^:-i^T-ri) . Unsupported, without a prop.
^sjraR (qi-ll- 1 *) a. Silent.
^piranR (M> 1. n. Silence.
^f-Tiwf-w (fn:) 5. /. Final emancipation or deliverance.
*)wjf>sr('ti:-<flT-;5r| Clear.
"iarg7r (H:-fH-fi) o. Open, uncovered, undressed.
^spgFir. (fa:) 2. /. Drought.
<*r*rrfV[51 (tf-frlflVfsi) . Immortal, imperishable.
(5il:-iHl.^l) a. Indestructible, imperishable.
vaiw (V-) 1. '" Independence.
^TfTff (Hi-HVH) a. Independent, not relying on another.

^1=09 (^[a-TIÎ-^W) o. Fasting. Also iqiifl^.
îft* (*t-*T-*) o. Noseless.
^SnJi (BID 1./. Unfixed n ess.
^siaif^n-(H:-HT-cif o. Untasted.
uraPSff (H:-fTI-i) m./. n. New and
unbleached (cloth), a. Unhurt.
flai^lT 1. m . Abstinence.
nwvfc* Kt-Mt-ft) - Ahstaining from, fasting.

îJISTl (*;-1tI-Tf) d. Uncalled.
^.ftiWH (Ti-HI-ir) a. Silent.
*[.f>Trf (fT:--5Tl-7f) a. Houseless,
helpless.
sqpra (if) 2. >. A reed (from
which pens are formed).
^f.fftitVw (w:.fli[--si| a. Unuttered.
î.falf^C^-^W) a. Unrestrained.
mfwn (^:-î-^') a. Averse
I from; indifferent. Also ^firo.
MB.f>WW (*:*T-*J a. Another's,
I ^fsjTT (flS-m-lt) Destitute of.
! V.faxi (W-HU-Hl") n. Transient ;
| ^.fiTHl-fiiror (HI) 1 . /. Special act
i of worship, not a constant one.
! ^.fitfS.^H (W) l.m. Arguing by
illustration, not by logic.
W.fir^lT (5T:-t[ if) 0. Groundless.
I H.fH OfsJfMf) a. Wakeful,
j ^.fjf^HtfT^-UT-fiJa.Unreprouchable, blameless, pious.
^.ffpSH (TT:-f T-fT) a. Unsteady.
finrw(n) l.m. A mote, a grain,
the smallest particle.
*S.fafafl (m) 1 . n. A God ; a fish ;
a demon ; a ghost. Also ^.fafln.
^.faftnrr^Tiif (or) t. m. Name of
Vrihaspati teacher of the gods.
^.fsr^rT (<f:-iTr-Ti) a. Unrestrained.
^.fsmfniT(H;-flr--ir) a. Irregular.
^.[JT'CTS'T (tf i-m-tf) . Unchecked.
| HI.fimi(t) l.m. Son of Kama.
I n. Rope for tying cattle, a. Selfwilled i unrestrained; spying.
*.f[*.V CV) 1. n. The atmosphere, the sky.

^.fW*.*nffl (*iJ 3- / A proper name, the wife of Aniruddha.
^.fT*w {^:) 1. m. Uncertainty.
*.ftfiCW (WW-W) Undefinable, inexplicable.
^fafâ IS:-ar-e; a. Undefined.
^ ft.jt f la (HS--BT-10 a. Unfixed,
W.fri* fr-KI-t) a. little, light.
m. Dirty.
^.fwftTWT (Wt) /. A plant (Medicago esculenta).
^. ftH'fo (*:-*M) a. Unspeakable, indescribable.
^.fTWT o. Uneitin.
guished.
^.fsrtl^ (T:) 1. Incoherence ;
want of subsistence,
^.ftrfft (ft:) 2./. Poverty, deficiency, discontent,
^.firw (%:) 1. m. Air or wind. f.
(*)15th lunar mansion,
^ftra iT* <*s) J . . A large tree
(Terminalia belerica).
I. m. A name of
fire, friend of the wind.
^ ifWIH (TO 1. w- Hanuraan,
and Bhima, eons of the wind,
ffiwm (*) l. * Flatulence.
*fTrrfir*jtf-frfVfit) o. Fasting.
ft*rPm [Ws-WT-*) a. Unconsidered, inconsiderate.
.flrerf* o. Ineiperi.
cnced, inconsiderate,
^.ftrwrftrr (w-Wt-rf) u " re Bt rained, unimpeded.
*.firl( adv. Eternally.
*fir(:-lME)n. Undesired, evil.

(BI)/. A plant (Sida alba).
^fr*T (TSi) 1./. Unsteadiness.
.fsi^n! (:-W!-Tt) a. Unskilful.
V.PlftT . Allowed.
^t(*:-li) 1. w. n. An Army;
war. battle.
(;) 1. m. A centinel ; a
signal ; an elephant- driver ; a
military drum.
îtftfV'ft (*l) 3. /. An army, a
host.
(VNÎMj) o. Decent, not
low in place or stale.
*S^T^ adv. With a loud voice.
Vfr*rw*pfcr Cnf-fruTt-fTl)
Keeping good company.
*ttf.*fa\ m 5. a. A Bauddha sage,
^flfn (fill) 2./. Immorality, impolicy, impropriety.
W*ftH (Ki-W-tf) a- Dissimilar.
Vft* a- Paramount, m.
Vishnu ; an atheist.
Vj^{T;-W-T)a. Paramount, m.
An atheist.
^H*Cnfit*(Xf) 5. m.An atheist.
W*t* (V-ti-yio. Carelesi.
Wfl I./ Indifference.
K prep. After, under.
^sjU (Bj:-wr-) a- Lustful,
^.um (*) 1. n. Discourse.
(*t-W*) Pitying.
^J.WWT <WI> 1. / Compassion,
^xmft* rti-fWt-h) Pitying, condoling.
(Rt:-m[-) o. Pitiable.
^.W C*) > " Imitation.
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^'""-W 5 - Iniitntio
*T|.*]ti(T) 1. m. Bottom of
riage ; incantation
^JJ.sjniw (ii) 1 . n. Invoking by
cantation ; attraction.
^PT.IC^W (IT) 5. m. The bottom of
a carriage ; incantation, &c.
^*.JTW A secondary injunction ; an alternative.
Wl.wnfarfw. At pleasure.
vy-annt* (w.) I. m. One who lives
as he lists, or does as be likes.
^W,Hl^tnn (*T) I. /. Froward^g.*rTC 1- m. Imitation.
^.rrtXt (ei-ft^-ft) a. Imitating, following, resembling.
^J-l* (*i>T-w) Friendly,
m. A faithful husband./. Croton
^-lmi(WT) 1./
âj.Wfl (HJ-WI-IT) a. Imitated.
(VÎ-^) Serrated.
^^.IBI fW) ! w. Order, method.
VJ.WTO (*) 1. n. Proceeding or.
derly or progressively.
^.WBtVpT (WI) 1. /. Table of
contents ; index ; list.
VJ.fiOTT rti) 1. / Imitation.
(:) 1, m. TenderaesB,
compassion.
^.gti (4) nav. Momentarily.
^r.x (7i:-3ir-)i) ii. Following, m.
A servant, a husband.
VPg.flTr (HJ-wr-Wf a. Followed ; following ; obtained.

^WXH (:) 1. m. Following, dying
after the husband, as a widow.
Ww.Jtwsr (*i) I. n. Idem.

^W.HST (JJT-J5T-W) Worthy of
imitation, or of being followed.
VH.JtfW (T:) 1. m. A cowherd.
Wl-*Tfaf (>0) S. m. A follower.
îr.irw (^:-î-w) a. According to
the merit, or qualities.
îJ.WTTH (n:-m-Tr) a. Favoured.
*m .H (H:-HT-*f) a. Mild.
W^J-Tf (V) 1 - m. Favor.
^.Ulfirt (ft:-fTft-fT) a. Gracious, favourable.
^pTC (V) 1. m. A follower.
WJJ.'Tlftfl l-ft*-ft) a. Following, imitating.
Vjf^n 1 (nr-Tir-lf) a. Wrong ;
improper ; humble.
VjfVwrr (Tn) 1./. Reflecting.
TT*]* (*:-*!-*) a. Low, humble.
VJ^JW 1. m. Suppression of
the breath. R. V?
*Pjf^ (r-T-) a. Purified.
*nj.W^ . Catting off.
VJW (oiO 1 . m, A younger
brother. Also VTHrTt. *r5T"Hr.
^.WtPrT (^t) 5. mi. A servant,
^w.wr (tfij 1 > / An order, command, permission.
\^.W (HVWMt) a. Ordered;
permitted ; accepted.
WiJ.WTTO (0 1. m. Who com-
mands.
WJ.nTI (in-SMI) par. Heated by
fire or by grief and regret.
^W.flt (T) 1. n. Fare; freight.
^liT.Tr^ 1. m. Thirst ; wish.
^JJ.TISJ^! (w'J 1. n. A vessel from
which spirituous liquor is drunk.
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^lj.wre (*:) I.m. Repentance.

"Pi.wrfH (^-fir^-pr) a, p e i.
tent, grieving for the past,
(T:-WT-^) a. Self-satisfied.
W*rWS$ (^;) I. m. Inferiority,
^ynr (:-nr-*) a. Best ; worst.
^Hl>: (*-*T-T) a. Chief, n. An
evasive answer or reply.
VJ'Î'I (W-HI-Tt) a. Lying with
the face to the ground.
^3*^ (T:-^T-T) a. According to
rnie or not opposed to it.
^3<<. (T^mO a. Lank, lean. VJ^m (ti:) 1. ni. A grave accent,
^nj^ i^-XJ-t) o. Liberal;
mean ; followed by a wife,
W^f^fl (n: -?rr-Tr) a, Unuttered.
^f<.*i adv. Daily.
Vj.f^Tatfu. Everywhere.
(Ifi-ITI-^) a. Humble ; unopposed ; firm.
IfJWH (W:-WMf) o. Inactive, idle.
(*t-fw\-fn) a. Idem,
VK'l (if) 1- n- A measure of
time in music, half a drvla,
quarter of a mdtra. a, (JH-Trr.-jr)
Pursued,
^^rr (TO 1- Celibacy.
T.THT>r (*) 1. n. Pursuit .
*Bs.if-i7(*j:) 1. ta. Salutation, respect ; regulation of conduct.
^r.*faw (^-fitwt-fil) a- Courteous, respectful ; humble,
^.sri? (v) 1. m. Echo.
^*Trfav (*:-vr-W) a. Nasal.
^J.Htw a. Trained ;
got ; taught ; respected ; pleased.
(tp-iIT-*i) a. Watery.
W.nrrfti, (ft-fctf-ft) a. Neglectful, not helping, ungrateful.

W*J,.ii<*J arfu. Step by step,
ît.nf^ ffi) 5. m, A searcher.
Î-f^(T:-ST-tf) a. Untaught.
W*|t|<l*r (*t) 1. /. A boot.
VpI.Tlffl(ffl:) 2./, Failure in argument; failure.
*TXV* (Wi-WMJ) a. Excellent.
^rq-.WW (W-WW) a. Unenjoyed.
^Wtf.jn) fa:-*n-^) a. Incomparable, beyond comparison.
y (ai:-wr-Hj a. Unfit.
(si) I. - Want of apprehension or knowledge,
^pr.iro (<tj:) 1. bi. Aggravation
of a disease or complaint,
^^t.ftdfil (fir) 2. /. Absence.
Vfl.TTrB (<T:) 1. m. Proceeding ; a
degree of latitude ; proportion.
^r.TjnP*- (*) I. n. Great sin.
1. n. A fluid vehicle
in medicine,
^PJ.Hl'BlT-TI-*) a. Lateral.
Ho m - A kiad of reed ^w.^(sq : -sqi-^') a. Successive.
(ff-HMl) Unsown.
^w.nra(0 I. m- A kind of alteration or repetition of letters.
W*-S^ (7t) 1 . n. A follower.
^[.âi (an) 1. m. A characteristic letter affixed to a verb. .
^âft (aft) 3. /. Hickup.
ST.W 1 . n. An army.
WJpira (V:) 1. m. A perfuming ; an after -thought.
^g.W* (Wi) 1. m. Apprehension, judgment, experience-
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^.IS (l;> 1. Indication of

passion ; firm opinion ; experience.
W.^JT (lll-m-W) i. Known, perceived, apprehended.
-Ai.MW.*ia (*) n. Known to
speak the truth always.
W^.ljfil IhTj 2. /. Knowledge ;
judgment ; experience.
VTsfs (fill) 2-/. An order ; 15th
day of the moon's age.
(HI) 4. m. One who consents or agrees with another.
*TgJTO(w) 1- Dying after.
Burning after the dead husband,
and not with him.
VTflT 1 . /. Inference.
Also *tjij.iirr ^jfafir:
WW.nrirrfil (furs) 2. /. Reasoning.
^.fini (*t"W!-tf) par. Inferred.
J.fllfir (fifO 2./. Inference.
rami (*i>JMi) a. Inferable.
0I:-1T-*) a. Following.
-W.Wlfi(W(*-f^ft) Following, consequent upon.
^W.^DT (IT:) 1. m. A question;
reproof ; religious meditation.
"sr^.ijTJIBW (Vf) 5- . A spiritual
teacher. Also W*3rJ|
Vr.^ram 1 . n. A question.
*ij<ni (-*!-#) Attached to.
^n^r (it) 1. n. Attachment.
^W.Tfs (fir: fill) 2. /. Love, passion. Also ^rfili: ^J.^m:
^.<C9 (V) 1- A secondary
flavour or taste.
^.WT. (*0 5- Solitude.
tlWTTfjR (jft-fnft-fn) . Subject to passion, loving.

W1T.TTW (WI) !-/ The 17th lunar
mansion, stars in Libra,
^.^q (u:-Tii.-if) a. Like, fit.
^twJ^m (*:) 1. . Obliging, complaisance, service.
^^TfilT. (*t-tWl-N) * Compliant, complaisant,
m.fn (^:) 1. n. Tautology.
^n.wrfiBTI (w:-in-Trj a. Gratified.
*W-4l (10 1- Anointing.
ft) 1. a. Idem.
^.mi (w-*n-w) a. Regular,
^rtr.^nrw (w:-n-ar) o. Produced
in due gradation.
^r.wVI (*T) 1. Accordance.
Vr.W rtO 1. M. A year.
^J.^nl (ai) 1 . . Obliging another ; result or consequence,
^w.sffw (TTVfirft-ftr) 0. Following.
^.WV PR) 1. m. Chapter or
compilation of the Vedas.
Wij-TT^ (^:) 1. m. Abuse ; coincidence ; tautology.
W.*r*j(*)) 1. Subject of a
predicate, a. Conformable.
^r*j.vn' adv. In the woods.
H*j.nr< adv. Repeatedly.
^J.-flW Scenting.
W^Pl* (:-r-i> par. Fixed, set,
ornamented.
^m.^ren (W) 1. n. Affection ; perfuming, fumigation.
-sjj.ft^rfim (W) 1 a. Conformity.
^.fr*Tf^(-fafVft!) n. Conforming, compliant.
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WW.ftSu (wi-*I-^) a- Proper.

VJ.lRl (fB) 2./. Complaisance.
^*.SW:r (*) 1. n. Following a
guest a short distance.
VT"ll (ff:-HI-WJ <r. Devoted to.
îJJr () 1 . tn. Repentance ; enmity. <^t) 3. /. A pimple.
**.wif*rn, {tf -fasfF-fa) Penitent, repenting.
(X.-) 1. m. A demon.
^W.fir* (%:) I. m. Repentance.
VJ.irreir (#) J. n. Order, law.
Also ^ra WlfS : /.
WW-tfhW I. . Service.
Vl.iirw 1- Sorrow.
^"H.TT (p) 1. m. Tenderness;
connection ; consequence.
^frw. (-#r-fWl-fT) a. Connected with, attached to.
Vr.SW (ni) 5./. Heroic verse.
(j:-n-*j) a. Cold ; lazy.
WH.KM 1. n. Course of proceeding ; doing ; fixing; fitness.
(H:-Wr-) Devoted to.
^.-a*tWi O) 1. . Inquiry,
search, investigation.
^*-*FT. :) 1. M. Following:
custom. Also ^*rî.
(*:-t-i) a. Indicating.
^Pjwf* (fwO 2. / Cherished recollection of particular ideas.
YJ-WTC I . . The nasal ( 8 ).
^*.^T*(C:) l.m. Imitation.
îJ.VnB (**>) 1- * Monthly obsequies, or offerings to the dead.
^wsj (!) I. m. A former state of
existence. . Race ; disposition .
**.^Pt 1. m. A learned
brahman, c. Well behaved.
Waj (li-^T-Tj) a. Short, low.
V.-yv (:-?r-S) o. Unmarried.
(Tt:--m-Tf}par. Unuttered.
1. m. A spiritualteacher.
a. Not to be spoken to.
^.yt (W:-WT-^) a. Whole.
H.WW (:-*!-*) a. Idem.
(^:) 1. m. Abnffalo. a. Wet.
OTAI 1. n. Ginger,
(*:) 2. m. Charioteer of the
sun, the dawn. o. Tbighless.
^T^reftl (ft:) 2. m. The sun.
(wi-sj-ai) a. Wicked.
^.ww (*r:-rr-^t) a. Out of debt.
^.TT(Tf) 1. n. Falsehood, a. False.
^nptl^fat) o.Speaking falsehood,
wfipTlwVfrr'fi-fir) a. False.
toSt^(^J) 1. n- Falsehood,
(9: o. Inoffensive.
Î^jfasi (<5) 1. . Harmlessness,
mercy, kindness.
^5jT (j:-ajrr-) o. Many.
îSfll.al (or:) X- w- A bird.
-îjjrq (tj : -tn) m. /. An elephant.
<*jifar.'CT (>(i-iIT-tf) a. Multiform.
âf.fatr (^:-*T-*i) a. Various.
^T-Pfil adv. In ninny ways.
^Ti^c (*i-*T-qf) Deaf and
dumb ; wicked, fraudulent.
^rre(wr:-w:) a. Blameless.
H.iisr ind. Otherwise, or.

^shr*l (TT) 5. m. Time.
(sal 1. n. Plurality: disunion, anarchy.
W^sirwi (H:-*Tf<4) a- Variable.
'Jilt ind. No, not.
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fin*.* 1. m. A tree.
^nUr^ f 1. The understanding- or heart.
8B:îr?iW(w') l.n. Union.
-Jl'fli.-qTW (:) 1. m- Chamberlain.
I- The queen's
apartments, the serHglio.
îS^/SKI (V) !/ Chamber ^l:.aBft (fH:) 2./. The heart.
*r=*:.im (^:-W-lf) Heartknowing, or searching.
^n:.WTK(t) l.n- The soul.
Vft:.roT(T) 1. /Internal consciousness or perception.
WqUI (W) 1. /. A pregnant
woman ; a marking nut.
(*0 1- m- An elephant..
(W) 1. m. Death, m. n. End.
(*:) l.M. A name of Yama.
^JTl.'STlTi-TT-';) a. Causing death.
VfT-srei (w:) 1. m. Death.
VJfl.K (Jli-m-ii) a. Dead ; piercing.
^>Hra adv. From the end, lastly.
^mvprep. Within ; certainly.
I. n. Interval : remainder.
vmKj (T:-lH-t) o. Own, of kin,
V^K-V CB:-HT-li) o- Prudent.
"qwr.HWf (Wi-flT- 1 ^) a. Of mixed
WB-W-W) Internal.
^PtKI prep. Without.

^pfwrTRTit {m) 5. J7i. The bouI.
^pfKTtffir (IT) I. / A pregnant
woman.
*r=TKT.H WO I- m. Obstacle.
^rCTei:) 1. m. Included epace.
-Sfifrî 1. a. The sky.
Vafipr (Jr-m-fl') u. Dead; left.

Wfh (*) 1.". The sky.
*^<r (<r'-ti) 1. m. An island.
() I. A lower or
under garment.
^Wli; prep. Amidst.
^*TT^ prep. Except ; amidat.
W.ij(l:-'S) a. Unprofitable.
^fn.JTT (<T:-fIT- , !f) a. Internal,
interposed ; forgotten.
^J^r.TaT (^) 1. ii. An apartment.
vn.3^ (T) 1. n. The stomach.
^r.^f-Ttsi) 1. n. Internal heat,
xa-fl-airw {n:-TIT-f) a. Innate.
VfT.Wlfire, tff:J a. Illuminated.
Î.fi^^r [n)l. r>. Distillation.
^J.TTC ) 1- b. Private door.
H^l.il 1- / Disappearance.
^*1.TT* (*f) l.n. Idem.
VH.fi (ft--) 2. /.Idem.
*l*iT.^PT 1. n. Profound inward meditation.
*T*l.}Tr (Tn-nT-w) a. Internal.
^'Bm(i:-Kr-Jo. Subterraneous,
within the earth.
^Wl.&I^. (Wtl-Wl) Sad.
VT.ilftpI. (fll) 5. m. All-pervading spirit, a. He art- searching.
^>n.** (WO 1. An acuteangled triangle.
VH.-Iir (*:) 1. m. Superintendent of the women's apartments,
î.'fffl <T1) 3. /. A pregnant
woman.
^m.sfd (ftO 2. m. Flatulence.
WWrWKfrff-ffen fif)o. Internal.
^m.iifl (ti:-ftffir) Skilled in
the sacred sciences.
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W.1IWl(*J!) 5> Inner garment.
^*rT.f>f*rtrr (W) 1. n. Entrance.

**n.*<t (fl) 3. /. The Doab.
Wfl far) 5. n. Inner room,
^rew Vl-li) a. Self-satisfied.
1. m. Inward smile ; conceit.
^fl.tVw (W-tffl-lf) a. Concealed.
W*t*H (WT*- *lft-TW) a, Final.
*TO.T[f%*r_ ($t) 5. w. A pupil ; an
apprentice, a. Ultimate.
VH.SSTf (arr) 1. /.Death ; deathbed ; place of burial.
**r r W^TftH (*t) 5. m. A barber.
a low man. Also ^*HiT^Tfa*r.
*JT>1 f%i) 2. /. An elder sister.
WpH* {:-arr-a/) a. Near.
^fNmT(Wt) I./. An elder sister
OhealricallyJ ; a fire-place.
|OMJ*<l 1. m- Contiguous
support or dependence.
WpltK (w:-WI-W) a. Final ; near.
^wnf%^ (^1) 5, m. A pupil.
**)*lfif<" (SI) l.B. Scholarship.
W=RI (^t:-srii-TO> a. Last.
^=(5. (H) 5. n. Funeral rites.
WW (arO 1- A B udra.
^"W.anrii (>wi) 5. m. /. Sudra.
^PW-W (:) 1 m. The sign Pisces.
^JHt.i* (*T;-*T) 1. m.f. A sudra.
^m.ft (ft:) 2. /. A funeral
sacrifice. Also vmirsfn:^Wlfe.fipn (^1) 1./. Obsequies.
(f) 1. n. An intrail.
WH.ef* (faO 2./. Rapture.
WP? (*P) I. "> A worm.
*f*T>irr (an) 1. /. A fire-place.
CO I. ra. A ring or chain
worn on the ancle.
^Vl?) A ' 80
1, m. A chain for an
elephant's feet.
**?TW (,%*) V*.V*KH 10. a. To
agitate.
W Cff.ar) WflfH 10. a. To be
blind.
*W (at) 1. n. Darkness, a. Blind.

(8j:) 1. m. The name of a
country, king, demon, &c.
mft^ (-51) 2. Hi Sbiva.
^M.TTT(?::-t) 1. m. b. Darkness.
"*^P5 (n;.^) 5. m. Shiva.
W**.rq(*i) 1. m. A concealed
well, a blind well.
W.inre (9) n. Great darkness.
Vf.JTfirq 1, n. Second of the
twenty-one Hindu hells.
W-l^T (AJ) 1./. A small covered
crucible with a hole in the side,
V*.*fw(rj:> l.f. Grass.
***(*:) 5. a. Boiled rice,
^rrfa (fa) 2. m. f. A kind of
fish, or eel.
^fansr(aiT) I. / Night; blindness ; gambling.
ÎWt?nT (TP-ffMf) Become blind.
Also TWto'T.
V (w;) m. A well.
PI W (W0 1. m. A tree (Mimosa
sirisha).
(aj:J 1. m. A hunter.
*nr) 1. n. Boiled rice, food,
corn. a. Eaten,
âr.afie (Ji) 1. m, Meal time.
nr."f(ai) 1. m. Heap of food.
^ff.4t^ (WO l-oi. A granary ;
Vishnu ; the sun. Also ^flilBW.
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Wllfs* (fw:) 2. m. Dysentery.

*nj.srw (w) 1. Subsistence.
^T.f*0*:) 1 m. Want of appetite.
Wqft**i<ii:) 1. m. Change of
diet.
Wfl.lNI (<*) 1- n. A platter.
VW.^wi (*r) 1./. A form of
Durga.
^.imr^ Cf) 1. Ceremony of
giving a child rice the first time.
^TT.$W (BrO 2./- Much food.
mm (ij: m-V) a. Full of food.
m. The body.
VB.TO () 1. n- Arrack.
WTT.TO (*) 1. n. Chyle.
^ff.faÎ (^1) 1./. Hunger.
WIT C*TW-V*V^W ) a. Having
food.
Offals.
*t*r< (^='V-^) feeding, m,
Vishnu.
WarfiPt Cft-fa*t-fo) Hungry.
*rar*Tftw (^-ft-ft-f*:) o. Eating.
V* IW-^m-^) Other.
-R.nrftn: (tf-fipiVf*) a. Adulterous, going after another,
wiy. Also, again,
ârsr (;-air-ai) a. Of different
flÎH adv. Otherwise.
â n^W. iiJii. Either of two days.
^jsjh3 &>. Elsewhere.
PH^ adv. Elsewhere ; except.
^Rl^T adv. Otherwise.
<SJiP*r.PTft (ftO 2. /. Disproving a cause ; coming to another
conclusion from the same premises.
^s3*T.<Blfw <fil) 2. /. Mental

error or aberration.
Vtrsrai (*) I. n. Different state.
^=n.Î adv. At another time,
**R.5C (SO 1. M. The cuckoo.
W.Î (*) 1. / A girl promised to one and given to another.

âi.TSWfT) 5. m. A crow.
îq.UTT (US) 1. m. The cuckoo.
W*U.*nre (TT!-^0 a. Absent ;
fickle-minded. Also Vtf.ipna.
^=5-*fiff (fl:-TTl-*J a. Brought
up by a stranger.
W.Ttf^t (^t-ft^-ffl;) o- Speaking inconsistently.
<tTC].nP (V) 1 An apoBtate.
Vfrs^(^) Of another kiud.
^-HfCw (ip-Wt-ii) a. Idem.
ÛTT^PT (t:-^t-'*r) a. Dependent.
fqitl (*t:) 1. m. Impropriety ; injustice ; disorder.
ÎTHI* (flt-MVfl) Unjust.
âjm.ETl (Hi-trr-*) a. Wicked.
"TOnrefTWir (nni:-fljft-*pi) a.
Wicked, unjust.
^.s^rai (Tllr-nri-ail a. Unfit.
^.JITT (W:-*H-sf) a. Complete, entire ; not deficient.
g5ra*i adv. Another day.
a. Quotidian.
WWTT^nJ (Hi) 1. A stepmother's son.
(sir) 1. m. Idem.
^snar (nr- 1 !!!-^) a. Mutual.
(Hi-^r-^) fl. Following.
adv. Obsequiously.
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V^, Following.
(fl:) I. m. Race; connec-
tion ; order of words, or of

cause and effect.
-V (TJ=) 1. m. A genealogist.
^"jf*|5) (^-fifO-fa) Following ; belonging to a race.
(*:) 1. m. Race.
WW fWT) 1./. Execution.
VTOT (WT> 1. / A sriddha.
orfu. Daily.
Uniting.
Wlfa (ft!) 2-/- A bail ; a pledge,
^"iriw W 1. Property given
by the husband's family to his
wife after marriage.
vrre*m (Ti-T-w) Relating
to such property.
* ^mH C (st:-TT-si) a. Latitu^W;i?rT^ (^) 1. n. Burning with
or after the dead husband,
^^re^r I. n. An unctuous
substance ; work ; a work-house,
"î^fil 1. wi. The monthly
sraddha to the manes.
^WTOTI* (*) i . Hi Idem.
Vtifa* (*:-*r-) Daily,
^rfaa (W:-Hl-f) a. Deposited
in order to be given to another.
^P*7T (iT-m-lf) a- Joined to,
connected with.
^t^S (V-WJ-V) a. Sought.
^Tt7r (7f:-Tri-f) a- Joined.
"*V^ (^;) 1. m .Research,
(i/) !
(*!) 1 - / Idem.
*pifini (T!-m-ii) <> Sought.
1^fa*t W-ftwI-fV) a. Seeking.

^^(^1)4. m. An enquirer.
^t|.*n*I (>n) 1. n. Offering of
water or of sacrifice.
^ fW:) 5 -/- plu - Water.
îr prejj. From, away, against.
VT.^RR () 5. n. Doing evil.

^TOpf(V) 1. m. Pulling down;
degradation.
{%') Indelible disgrace, or stain.
Vr.lt (*0 1- . Injury.
WIMWK o. Injuring.
ÎT I T J h^ ; (Jit:) 5. /. Reproach.
^mnjfiw (^-frj^Vfa) a. Malicious, wishing evil to.
WWrfr* (^-fHVft) a. Disobliging, injuring.
W.Wlfn (fnO 2. /. Disgrace.
^TJ.BfST (H:-iTr-ff) s. Injured,
VI.Bfil (ft:) 2./. Injury.
WW* (:-!) . Low.
^.Tfli (WMII-ll) a. Unripe.
Û.WH (H:) 1. m. Flight.
^TT.HiHII (w) 1. n. Mem.
OT.fil*I (W) 1 / Injuring.
DH.^m 1. i. Reviling.
Ogi-'GT-'Î a. Adverse.
^Tf.JlH (B:-Jlt-(i) n. Dead.
^V.JTT (JTT) 1 . /. A river.
(î> 1- - A limb.
Wl.^lfasr (Tft-Or^t-fal a. Striking, killing, murdering.
^>(.tR 1 m. Loss ; respect.
^n.^lftrT (TC-Wl-tf) a. Saluted.
wftn (S:-frr--i) a. /*.
*q.W*!(filO 2,/.Loss;respect.
^TT.-qB (Iir) m, A spendthrift.
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Shadowless.
err) / a
^.TT*WW(W) ! A simple or
un com pounded substance.
^.ttbthh; (*:-Tt-T) a. Adjoining,
contiguous, near to.
(tfl) 3./. A screen.
^.tra^T (V) l.M. Hurried entrance on the stage.
m.ifZ (Bl-w-Z) a- Sick; awkward.
*re.w*> (V Faatm e ( in
sickness).
^.THI (W) 1. n.Oflspring.
WiQ.-^l 1/- A midwife.
(V) 1 The vulva.
(y) 2. Crab.
^R.^T (''IT) 1. / Bashfulness.
^.qv 1. n. The absence of
a rood, a by-way.
Un whole
unsuitable,
fljtrai.ww a. Eating unwholf
stationless. ado. Unseasonably.
yn-V* (0 1 Approved occupation or work. Also
<S.H^T*": (KS-Tf-0 o- Adjoining.
tensrsj (10 1- * Nonentity.
^Hj.f^jf (f) intf. Inlermediate
space from point to point.
^H.fuJTT (WI) I. /. A goblin.
W.%H (Hi) 1. Disguise by

dress, evasion ; pretext,
(ai) 1. n- Alloy.
Vl.UFPI I- Ev "
JPT.ifa (9!) 1.
^^.MSW (W:) 1 .
mixed or impure
thought.
m. Disgrace.
tn. Man of a
caste.
Cursed.
VT.*ni 1. m. Taking away,
iujury, insult.
^(f.srqiT (if) n. Taking away, removing ; dying ; acquittance.
WW (:-^t-^l a. Noseless,
^q.^ts (tp-lH-*) par. Taken
away, removed ; paid.
^V.ifn (fiv) 2. /. Removing.
Also TO^: VT-*t^: ^m.Sr^r.
VT.Strf** t-Mt-fi() Removing, taking away,
^r.tjlf <*) 1. Denied vessel,
^jq/qiftffl (Wi-m-lf) a. Outcast.
W.wUft-fH) a. Fearless.
%^.-m (us) 1. m. Ungrammatical
language, low language.
^Pr.fl 1. m. Sun's declination.
*l<T.HT*f (*f) 1. ji. Disrespect,
^.irrfspr frl-WI-lft for. Disrespected, disgraced,
lu-nrsr n. Disrespectable, disgraceful.
; : ^tj-fairlWi-flr-W) par. Disrespected ; neglected in dress,
^n.fnant (4) I. n. Debt.
'W.HtU {rt!:) 2. m. Sudden death.
5. n. Disgrace.
mTOTC Disgraceful, causing disgrace.
^T.^pr (si) 1 . n. ttetreat, flight.
ÎT rt:-tr-^) a. Other. /, The
womb. n. The bind quarter of
an elephant.
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^TC^ conj. Again.

^nre.W(si) 1. n. Contrariety.
W.xflt <fwr) 2. /. Stopping.
*<Tt.<rf conj. Otherwise.
VlT.tH (it) I, m. The end of the
night, the last watch.
Wt.KK (*:) 1. m. Discord.
W^T.W* (*) 1. Another world.
^.^rrBTt (Ti-TTT-r) a. Continued.
(W.-Vt-^) a. Fronting
boldly in time of danger,
^."nrrfaifl (:) m. Shiva ; Vishnu ;
a plant, a. Unconquered.
WTTf a. Erring.
W^<.r*HC* (Wi:) 1. m. An archer
or arrow always missing.
VI.TO (V) 1, m. Offence.
WTrfinr. (*-ft*t-ft) a. Guilty.
^.TTnftT {5t:-srt-3r) a. Independent, not subject to another.
VI (^:) m. Afternoon.
WTtnpf 1 ! (*T:-HT-f) o. Belonging to the afternoon,
^.iftv* (T;)l. m. Non-acceptance, a. Independent,
îftf'sni (Wi-W-tf) a- Unknown
to, unacquainted with.
^.TrftîJ (W.-Vt-V) a. Unsociable, not to be known.
*.*ft^l(* 1. n. Nudity.
^.irfWff (!-*Ml) a. Unclothed.
*.lftf^H (i:--*!-"*) a. Continuous, uninterrupted.
^.uftÛT (f) t, n. Celibacy.
o. Illimitable, un measurable,
îft^w i*:-m-tf) a. Unpolished, coarse, rude.
*.qftn: K>tr-<) a. Distant.

VTft^T& tifr-EDI-EB) a. Inevitable, not to be avoided.
V-TftfgW (7(;-crr-7f) q. Untried,
wtr.^v (i-i-nr- 1 "!') a. Ugly.
adv. Another day.

V*"(*-VT-Wi a. Leafless.
(^t)/. A name of Parvati.
W.Wnf (Jt:-TTT-S) o. Unbounded;
incompetent ; incomplete.
W.TuSnj (V.) I. m. Want of order,
or method.
^TO (W) I. It. A pin or bolt,
îf.wnr (v) 1- m. Denial ; evasion ; secret regard.
'W-WIpR. <fl-fW-ft) . Denying or evading.
^.TOTOH (it) I. n. Standing firm,
not retreating.
(VI) \.f. Thirst.
' ^T.wftw (Wt-ftlft-ft) a. Thirsty ;
sated, quenched.
W.vtf (WJ I. A garden, grove.
I. m. An inner
apartment, lying in chamber.
(~w) 1. b. A covering.
^q.T* (HO 1 . m. Final beatitude,
emancipation.
TT.^sbr 1, n. Gift ; abandonment ; final beatitude.
WT.^f^tT (Wt-WMl) par. Abandoned, quitted, given up.
WT.*wr(*t) l.n.Takingaway.rctlucing to the lowest terms.
""WTU (w-UT-tf ) a. To be carried off or borne away.
Î.Tr^ (^:) I.m, Censure; a bell
or pipe used in deer-hunting.
( 3G )
*i-Trw C*s-*T-*) Cewnring.

WTlftiT (iTi-m-li) a- Accused,
censure J. maligned.
*q.*rf*t rtl-ftft-W Accus "
ing, censuring.
Vr.TO*P>) !- Disappearance.
Wtlftlf (ffi-in-ir) Covered.

^tr.iraT adv. Apart ; aside.
"S^T? (fi) 1. "i- An inference,
^.vrfipl a. Impure.
VV.ft* (:*1T-V) Rejected,
^rcfal.gf (*0 I. ' A rejected
son adopted by a stranger.
*U.p>1T pTT] I./. Kind of grass.
*Mr,tH (H:-lU-li) pn: Reversed ;
uncovered ; deprived of.
^q.sll (V) I. w. Prodigality,
^q.giftsr (^VfiRt-f 1 !) . Wasting, prodigal,
^q.arqflpr (l-^T-'w) Wasting,
^q.liqt OSi-îT-WJ o. Fearless.
î?.it^ I- '"-Alow man.
(^0 1. m. Ungrammatical language, vulgar speech.
(W.i 5. . The soul,
^pi-ftl* (*:) 1 . m. A tree (Jonesin a*oka).
^ if^H (as-W-f) o. Chief, not
last ; endless.
^T.E (5) 1. n- The point of a
hook for driving elephants.
W.SW (HO 1. m. Idem.
VTB (:) . Time. a. Contrary ;
left. adv. Well; badly^.^;-TI->t) Opposite.
a. Idem.
(v|:) 5. n. Sacrificing.
^l.fl^KO 1. m. An outcast. .
^H.BT. (< ) 1. A removing.

WV.W* (*) 1. n. A gift; killing ; giving up ; abandonment ;
final emancipation.
*U.*TCr O) 1. - Egress.
(V) A spy.
^VoWft tad. Space between the
thumb and forefinger.
*t|.^ a. Bight (not
left), opposite, contrary.
VV-mx (TO l.m. Egress.

W.WC 1. m- Any part of a
carriage ; the anus ; fa?ces.
fH.Wll (Hi-WI-tt) a. Bathed.
^T.JJITfl (if) 1. n. Funeral bathing
nftcr mourning.
^q.^nr (i;-in-f) Having no
spy ; having no explanation.
^q.tHTC (TO 1. m. Epilepsy.
WWiftsi a. Epileptic, convulsed.
*q.T (t.'W-^) Destroying.
^n.^^ (w) 1. n. Taking away.
^q.^W (^:.r-B) a- Taken off.
^T.îfji (fir:) 2. /. Leaving off,
^T-TTC (lO 1 . m. Loss, taking
away ; spending ; secreting.
^t.Vftw Ofl-fWY-ft) Taking
away, stealing.
1. m. Silly laughter;
Vf-T^ (W-WMf) par. Taken off.
^q^TT-WT (w:-5rr--iT) a. Bereft of
sense, confounded.
ttf.TT (*!) I. m. Denial.
^Tr.Tfw (fill) 2./. /An.
H.iII* (w.'-WT-WJ a. Raw, unripe.
Vnqr.HHi (s) 1. m. Ginger.
îrI (H;-flI-f) par. Taken

away ; changed ; paid.
*vrn (W>*T-*) a. Perceptible.
^.^far(n:-l-W) a. Excluded from
the row, or class of society,
Wfrr (T) 1. n- The outer corner
of the eye. a. Maimed.

^VTI* (:) 1. m. A plant (Achyranthes aspera). a. Maimed.
WTTT.Ât ( I. n. A sideglance, a side view.
^<TT3 , WITW (T-^HY-'*;) South era, southerly.
^nrr^* irr-ii) a. Idem,
^TT^( (Ts-W-ÎJ Southern ;
indigestible.
^.IICT 1. n. Awkwardness,
inelegance ; sickness.
WfSf.ffH (*) 1. Celibacy.
(*) 1. n. A common, mean
utensil ; a worthless person.
qqr4t< (v) I. a. Self-degradation, humiliation.
VTT^rf t. n. Removal, ablation, taking away.
Wr* (*) 1. . The anus ; a fart.
^TTTini (ff:-m-lfj a. True.
(WO The ocean.
^fiff* (ft:) 2. m. Jtfm.
^.ifTl i:-'ri-'tf) a. Sinless.
^WruiS (Hi) 1- m - A plant (Acliyranthes aspera),
Wufjr (fit:) 2. m. The ocean.
înptrn (fl:) 1. m. Fire.
îrr^ (^:) 1. m. Destruction ; soparation ; loss ; retreat, flight.
^^TfVw (ift-ftwVft) a. Going
away, departing, perishing.
)
*.in; (x) I . n. The opposite bank
of a river, a. Boundless.
^HW (*:-WT-'"lf) a. Incompetent ; impotent.

WSV a. Useless.
Wnv.HX* (i) 1. n. False plea in
a law suit.
VrTTWiT (w) 1. m. Turning away;
retreat, repulse ; returning.
WW (Wi-m-W) a. Self-willed ;
covered ; opened, adv. Unre'
served ly.
VTfEU (fl:-flMi) a. Rolling on the
ground ; uncovered ; repelled.
ÎTIHI (10 1. m. An awning over
n court-yard. a. Destitute.
vrnrf (Tt) 1. . A quiver.
ÔTflf {if) 1. n. Slaughter.
^JPBT^ (w) 1. n. Departure.
VtrftH (w:-WT-lr) a. Thrown off^TT*il (H!-m-tf) a. Gone out.
ÎITO (W. WT-W) a. Thrown off.
^fil prep. On. conj. Even, also.
^ft.ffWr (*:-^|-^) a. Praised.
^fif.^f conj. Moreover.
^ft.-g- conj. If.
î.ftaw (Xi-W-W) a. Acquired ;
j ancestral. Also *rPni1 vfcvffl ("i) 1. Covering,
j ^ft.T* (:-lT-0 n. Clothed, ac
coutrcd, armed,
j ^.fqS3r(l:-rr-'*i) a. Honest.
W^tiT* 1- Catarrh.
^.jSiT Cl) !/ A woman without a husband or without a
friend or male companion.
*.g^r{^l)/. A tree (Dalbergia
Sisu). a. {: w-w) Tailless.
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V-^t (W-T-^) - Childless.

^.j^r.iiv(T:] I.m. Final beatitude.
AIho *igsHTBfir /
î.gaw l^-^t-w) a. Modern.
^5^ rtt-V-i) . Unmanly.
^.32 (V.-W-i) a. Lean.
^Tjwj.yjt*^ ft:) l w. Jack-tree.&c.
^.f^q (t?:) 1. m. Cake of flour.
^.53 (WO I. m. Flour.
(*U / Silk-cotton tree.
^(.^(^:.4r-Hi')n. Unprecedented, unequalled, wonderful.
^l.-gw (fc:-WT-W) a- Unmixed.
*J.W a. Unasked.
^TV* (Ti-Wr-lf) n. Expecting.
^^.^(is-lt-^J n. Desirable.
VVVt (^T) 1. /. Expectation.
^jifa.wft [fc) 2. /. Clearness of
understanding, or perception.
V^ftV (W:-7n-ff) o. Expected.
*Tf^r (*-fWl-W Waiting.
(ic-wr-Tf) a. Gone.
^3fT.TS Impoverished, reduced to poverty.
^.fhn (s:-*[I ') a. Ineipert.
qiJur'J (iJ:-i3T-<ti) a. Deformed,
flaccid, timid, I.m. A child.
^yfitUT (*r) 1. /.A potherb.
(^:) 1- m. The ascertainment of any thing, reasoning.
^Tjrtu 1. Reasoning.
^l3r(TT (fli-W-lf) Removed
lost; established.
WHS (TC) 5. n. Sacrificing.

(K:) 2. m. The body ; a limb.
^jrq. (srO 5. n. Water.
vnfif (fifO 2 - "' A nRme of Va "
run a.
îpCT (H:) 1. m. Fire.

VljH con/'. Indeed.
îsnrrn (H:-W--i) a. Secret.
^.STBJT (W-WMT) a. Unessential.
îTWfil (fill) 2. /. An accidental
property; spirituality.
^.WnWl (Wf) a. Deranged.
^.JTBre (SO 1 . m. A crow. a. Vile.
^.TOC K-TJ-O o. Obtuse,
^.m.jrw (w: r-i) a. Modest.
(w) I. n. Modesty.
^.srJT^r (w : -^[.t(r) a. Confounded.
^.H.urt" (*!-fMfO a. Unbridled.
^.*5j (5I:-sjit-W) a. Childless.
W.H^TI (W-Wr-li) Profane.
^.stffaiT a, Trusted ;
who does not retaliate.
^.nfSnroe 0G) I. Non-requital.
a. Helpless, irremediable.
^.sffnr**! W 1. Celibacy.
H.strtW (ff:-Sl-B') Friendly.
^.SfKW (W!-WT-t) a. Ashamed,
confounded ; unreflected.
^.*frTW (w:-W-w) a. Unequalled.
^.TTfir.W (0 1. m - Natural or
spontaneous state, or condition.
^.UpT.Î A march; auspiciousness : Sama Veda. 771. A
warrior in his car.
-*.irfir.VT (if!-*II-tf) o- Unequalled, incomparable.
^.afir.^r.^l (*T) 1. / Unanswerable discourse.

W-Ufit^ (WW-*) a. Infamous.
%HgW () 1. n. Want.
(W-WM*) 0, Imperceptible, invisible.
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^.sarfa* (tf-f*)ift-fa) a. Unbelieving, unconfiding.

V-TOIWT (H:-*Tl-lf) o. Unrefuted, uncontradicted.
^.*ftnr (ir:-7n-Ti) a. Unpublished, unnoted, unknown.
W.TtiHr (t) I. n. A subordinate,
^.srw (w:-r-w) a. Obscure.
W.awJTT (TT) 1. /. Disgrace.
^.STflT^ ;) 1. 01. Care.
^Wrf^C^-ftwt-fa a. Careful.
(î-UT-Tii) a. Unmeasurable, illimitable.
^.TCI*r (j*;-W-*) a. Quick.
(fw) 2. /. InertioD.
Jf.HUIÎ pft-^T-^J a. Annoyed.
^WHW-W-â. Insufferable.
a. Turbid ; dis.
pleased; unfavourable.
^.5t<JfT (Tj:-7[r-Trj n. Unprepared.
^.1T*(I (<i:-frf-*f) a. Unfilled.
^.u^B o. Displeasedw.arra (i;-iht-W) a. Secondary.
^.srrjI.*rT*n: (*) 1. ffi. A minor.
^t.Rrfl (^;-^l.J b. Disliked. 1. m.
A foe. \.f. A sort of sheat-fish.
(?:-^T-^) o. Speaking
unkindly. Also ^fsrc.-qrfÎ.
^.Vnî (nO 6. Dislike.
>W.5re(3:-Br-5) o. Timid./. <st)
unmarried, or lately married.
WflT'Tplu. (Ws) 5./. Courtesans
of paradise, nymphs.
(*a) 1 . /. An Apsai a.
%<I(V-Vr-J a. Fruitless ; vain.
*.i6W.sr^('lj:Tj:'*p n. Disinterested, not expecting reward.
(WT) 1. / The Aloe pliint.
*-TOTiflPf.(*t-fait-fi|) n . Disinterested, not expecting reward for any work.

^.^m (<3T:-<3T;->BT) a. Profitable.
(M) 1. n. Opium, a. Frothless, without foam.
(T) 1 - d. To sound.
'S.'T? Q. Unmeaning.
^TO a. Idem.
*W.fJ>B o. Scurrilous.
*t.W (mi-wr-n}) n. Unmeaning;
not to be killed ; sacred.
V.VfK a. Unlovely.
^.V*ir a. prolific
who ought not to be bound.
(w.) 1. m. A plant (Tania
(î) I. /. A woman,
(n:-*!-*) a. Unobstructed.
f. A segment ; indistinctness.
V.^rvt (wj:-ajt-tq) a. Unobstructed, not to be opposed.
^.*rfe>t (H:-ht-^) a. Experienced,
H/H (Mt-Wti) a. Ignorant.
nAjn a. Idem.
^.VQ.iOS (Jm-Wi-Jij) a. Incomprehensible, unintelligible.
TO (Wi) 1. m. The moon ; a
conch, n. A lotus.
TO- (') 1. m. Brahma.
fl3T.ni (it ) a. Lotus-eyed.
TO.VFJT (U:) 1. m. The root of
the lotus flower.

TO.Sjtfw (fwO 1. m. Brahma.
TO-THT (WO l.m. Shiva.
TO.^ta (V.) 1- . The sun.
^fwwl(Hl) 3./. A multitude of
lotus flowers.
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Mtafk(flh) 2. m. The sun.

â^(î) A cloud nyenr.
^.HW (W) n. A century.
^f^T (V-dCT-tf) a. Yearly,
^fr (fÔ 2. m .The ocean.
^Bq.^B (10 1- . A cuttle-fish
\ione, or froth of the sea.
^fW.Wflfr) I. m. The two sons
of the sun, celestial physicians.
Maran (wr) l./.Wine.
^rfw.^TI (IT) 1. /. The earth.
*fa*.nrft (^1) 3. /. Capital of
Krishna, Dw&rakfi.
*lfaf.*Rirft?* (*:)> - '"-The moon.
^faf.nig*t (*\) 3. /. A pearloyster or frog of the sea.
-dfw.wtJST (^:) 1 . m. Vishnu.
VNjfa (ftrO 2. "> Submarine
fire.
TOf* (^0 1- A snake.
Ufa (tV;)2./. A ladle or shovel.
^.Jm.^Hl (m:-mr-lti) 1. n. Incontinence ; copulation.
^.5^1 (W) n. Sacredneaa.
(T) WHH 1. A To sound.
V-HTK {V-rj-t} a. Entire.
^.VT^.HW (TB:-WT-) Collected

in^mind, self-possessed.
^.WU (^) I. n. Absence of fear;
a root of a fragrant grass.
^.Vrti.fTpWH (F) 1. in. A war or
battle drum.
^fl.Wir^ {^:) 1. in. A defender.
^Wd.^rw tf) 1. n- Assurance of
protection. Also ^WH.Sf.fa'Br.
^MV (*0 1. m. N on- existence.
(v. -^n-v}a. Non-ex istable.
'fl.Him (rii:-ini-nj) n. Unfortunate
(WO 1. w. Non-existence,
want, absence.
(*) I- * Silence.
flfw prep. Towards, to.
^firw {f.-m-Vi) a. Lustful,
^rfw.^rrai 0*1) I- / Desire, wish,
îfil.wifww Ctft-ftret-fa) a. De^fw.*S (HO 1- m- A gallant attack or onset.
^TW.^Tf (W) 1. /. A name ; calling ; beauty, fame, glory.
Wftt.xn (Jn-<n-7i) a. Approached.
^fa.JtW (fl:) 1. m. Approach.
*lfw.Jmf (A) I.
^fir.Jltftr* (wVlB#i-fl) o- Approaching, coming near.
^fMlJ (C:-?II-WJ par- Subdued.
^f*I.*r* I. m. Attack ; challenge, plundering ; celebrity.
"^r WW 1. n. Robbing,
^fir.^fo (} 1. n. Friction ; possession by an evil spirit.
^fw.Hnr (HO 1- >. Striking.
^ffl.HTfafl, (fll) 5. m. An ene^pT.Btr to) 1. m. Ghee.
îBf.^W to) 1. A servuut.
^tH-^K to) 1. m. Magic.
wftTCJni I. . A magical spell, incantation.

^fw.Î^T (*:-î-^f). Magical.
^ffl.^tfi^T (r^t-fr^-ft) . Magi,
cal ; perverse, destroying.
^fH.shl (TP) 1. Sisupala.
^f.5TH(H0 1- Family; country, honor of a race ; fame.
-Hfit.WHTJfJtlTH.Tifl.-Tfi) Noble.
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^fH.WliT (!-nr-7f) a. Noble

respected ; wise ; fit.
^ft.fwrr (W) 5. /. A lunar aster
ism j the 8th hour ; a sacrifice.
^fw.w rtr-wr-ii) a. Skilful.
^ft-miT (rf;-rrr-W> a. Known.
*fw.irt=r (f) 1. a. A mark, f
sign ; ascertaining ; knowledge,
^fw.flu (H:-5n-l!) a. Burnt.
wfwfTH orfr. Before, near, quickly.
^rTH.Tmr iV) I. m. Heat.
^fa.3TT(^:) I. m. Oppression,
^fw.tf [ (*rr) 1 ./. A name ; sense or
common acceptation of a word
^fa-Wm () 1 . n. A name ; speak
ing; a dictionary,
^fw.sift (qr ; -nn^) a , Appellalive, denominative.
Wfw.nrfai! (^-ft^-ftl) a. Idem.
*fT.VTT^ (-ir) 1 . n. Pursuit, chase.
^fw.f*TOI. (iflr) l.f. Direction;
injunction ; desire, wish.
^ft?.-3q I. . Name, appellation ; significant word.
^fw.WI (711) I. / Appellation,
^ft-Wt (V) 1./. Coveting.
^fw.VJm (if) I.b. Coveting another's property; meditation.
*fi?.si^r (TO I. m. A Jain, a sage.
(*) I. h. Delighting, rejoicing.

iR.Wî (mi) 1. /. Pleasure.
^ft.STCJ (Hi) 1. m . Indication of
passion by the look ; civility:
^fH.sjT (*:-Ti-t<) a. New.
^fw.srijf^ 5. m. A germin.
Mw.fstii?! (TT:-7tI-fr) a. Gone out.
^fw-f>sar (HO 1. m. One asleep
at sun-set. a. Left, quitted.
^fw.faiii (x) 1. ii. March of an

assailant ; invasion.
^fw.f=IBffl (fit:) 2./. Accession or
termination of a disease,
^fw.fsrfire- (K-T-tf) a. Absorbed
| in, intent upon,
r ^fa.fst^w <*.) i. m . Intentness,
| application, study, tenacity.
^fH.f!T^ n TI'? (itf) 1. . Going out
^fir.f^rtsr Sallying out
*lfw.f*imT-n (ftk) 'l.f. Completion
^fH.funt (IB) I. m. The soft as
pirate ; a letter of the alphabet
^ffw.^lJI {H-.-m-ti) a. Fit ; kind
*fwsft<TTtq (^:-*ir-tij a. Consoling
^fa.îfi? (f?T:) 2. /. Kindness
civility ; gesture.
fT.3a (Trf) 4. nt. An actor.
-ftV0K-1TMj) Same; undi.
vided. m. An integer.
^firjtTi! (tti) l.f. Identity,
^ft.qfl (*:-UT-lj) a- Guilty ; unfortunate ; fugitive,
ifif.^fstrr (7|:.Tn-) par. Welcomed ; respected.
^f.lftjlfr (W-IB-W) par. Over.
whelmed ; submerged.
^fK.-qdw (rT:-Tn-ji) par. Sur.
rounded ; encompassed.
*fi?.S.%f<ir (H-.-m-Tf) i>ar. Urgimpelled forward.
^fiT.STJUl {n;) 1. m. Propitiation.
^fir-SWlFT (Tf;-wr-Jf) . Propitiated ; consecrated ; brought.
^fw.sfaS(e:-ST-B); JH r. Attacked.
"r.sm m. Meaning.
^fw.Trf^rr ( rTi-tn-if) par. Solicitcd, importuned.
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^fa.aiT (Hl-HI-'tf] par- Meant.

nrfw.areH! (*) 1. Sprinkling.
^fw.H (*r : -<iT- , a);>- Overflowed.
flf.ntC*0 1- Defeat.
^fii.HT^TlW (flfl / Stale of defeat or subjection.
*lf*!.WTJH (^t-frft-Pr) Speaking to, addressing.
^fH.HU (fli-WI-tf) <* Humbled;
defeated ; ignorant.
^fH.Mft (firt) 2 - / Disrespect.
wfwJTW 1. n-'WiU- a. Wished.
^ft.ipa^ (") I. Calling to.
îft.fl'H (m) 4. m. A monitor.
^fw.JT=lHlO l.m. Ophthalmia.
*!fw.W=5 (sj) 2. M. Son of Arjunu.
^rfW.m: 1. m. KiUing ; hinding ; treachery.
^fa.BT(T0 1- m- Rubbing; devastation of a^country ; battle.
îfw.WI 0>f) 1. Friction.
(fn.^ (WO 1- m. An injurer.
*rfa.r3sf I. Sprinkling on ;
a sign made by prevaricators.
^fw.wfn (fa:> 2. m. An enemy.
*sr.m 1. Pride ; knowledge ; affection ; injury.
'BrM.Hlfim (ti) 1- Copulation.
<Bfw.Trrf*n (*n-fa^-fr) Proud.
^fH.nm (*i;-lT-ii) a. Subdued;
broken down; stupid.

^fH.3 f'3:-*aT-'ti) a- Present, near.
^(w.wfa(f(n) 2. m. An enemy.
^fil.-Offl (W-TBT-w)". Surrounded
by an enemy; blamed ; diligent,
^fit.^rai iW) m. A plaintiff.
^r-3nt (Ml) m. Attack ; effort ; reproof; a plaint in law.

^MrfMI'm 5- "i- A plaintiff.
^fH.^r NO 1 / Protection.
^fK.^TI (Ki-TfT-w') par- Pleased.
Ttfwxm (n:-r-H) a. Beautiful,
^fw.lf* (f*0 / Taste ; ambition ; splendor.
fw.*1 (V) m. A pundit ; Kama.
n. Learned ; handsome,
^.^faw^:-*!-*)^. Desired,
wislied. n. Desire,
^fw.^til (^0 m. Sound.
^fw.^T? m. Reaping; cutting.
Bfw.re (*0 m- Wish, desire.
^fit.^rfH (fl-fWft) Whhing, desiring,
^fw.^ra* (:-^T-*) a. Covetous.
^fil.WS WO m. Wish, desire.
^fw.(%faw(W:-^n-Tl) por. Inscribed ; inserted in writing.
^rfa.^r (*r) 1 - n. Saluting.
^fiMTKftO m - Salutation; opprobrious speech.
^ft.*T^ OS:-'*!-*') o. Civil.
^fw.*[^*r tf) Obeisance.
(V-Î-O To be saluted, or respected.
^rTw.VTO til) Offering ; conveyance, transmission,
^fo .ft-ftn (Tp-irr-lf) a. Devout,
ufs.affli (r -ar-W) o. Manifest.
^r.aifl*3 (51) 1. n. Manifestaqftfllflt (ftp) / Co-extension.
*rfn.3rren: (TO m. Articulate
word, or speech,
^f.TrPS7T(H!-flT-7f)o.Frightened.
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^fw.iprF (*i) n. A false accusation ; calumny.

wfw.WTI (*:-Ur-Si) par. Cursed.
^rfir*T^=i (fl) 1. . Calumny.
^fir.iTW (W:-WT-î) par. Calumniated ; infamous ; asked.
^Rw^T (Wi-^TI-*) a. Calumniating, defaming.
^fw^f (WO 1 m. A brand.
^fa.wfO (f%0 2. /. Calumny, defamation; asking, begging.
^fn.nf^H (JT:-TrMT) par. Anounced ; declared.
^ft.UPt (ip) 1 . m. A falae accusalion ; charge ; curse.
^ft.irrfwfr (Tfr-fir-lf) par. Adorned, ornamented.
^fH-HT (T) 1 . w. Connection ; embracing ; curse ; defeat.
^fTW (V:) 1. m. Religious bathing ; sacrifice ; drinking Aaclepias ; yeast, n. Sour gruel.
1. n. Bathing.
^ft.Û ado. Violently, by force.
^f.f>m (W:-Xr-T*) par. Sprinkled,
anointed, installed.
^fafaSilfaii (:-^:-^) a. Desirous of sending forth an army.
^fa.^fl (Ti) 1. . Sour gruel.
(:) m. Sprinkling, bathing, anointing, inaugurating,
*f.Wrer 1. /. Hall of
coronation.
wfwS^r (M) 1. n. Anointing.&c.
^rffl.^W (^) 1- March to repel
an enemy ; attack.
*fa.e* (TH-HI-Tr) par. Praised,
^fw.sj^ (*?0 1- m - Gr eat in-
) crease; ooiing; running at the

eyes; trickling down.
^fa.^f^T (^-fHift-fsO a. Oozing, trickling, flowing.
^fw.mf^^flW (if) 1. n. A suburb.
^fw.qfaH (<T;-Tft-'?i) par. Attached to, interested in ; agreed.
^fa.SWtT ( tT:-HI-H) o. Entertain,
ed, honoured as a guest.
^fa.^flni (H:) 1. m. War, battle.
^fw.^flu: 1. m. Crossing
over a river or sea.
*if.'r (-Wi-wt-wj a. Attached
to, connected with.
^fw.^HT (if) 1. it. Making alliance ; attachment ; cheating.
^fir.*fV (fa:) 2. /. Idem.
^fw.^nr (:) 1. m. War, battle.
*lfw.^TH (V-W- Via. Stoppedup.
^fw/'TC (X-) 1. m. A companion.
^fw.qsisi C^:) 1. m. Connection.
îfw.^sair (M) 1. n. Gift, donation; killing, slaughter.
^fM.^tti adv. At evening.
^ft.^H: 1^0 1 - m. Strength ; war ;
assignation ; agent ; follower.
^fw.^lf^T (TJ) 1. /. A woman
who keeps an assignation.
^fH.flrft^T (O-foSVft) a. Going
to; keeping an appointment.
îH.fwi<ft^ a. Desirous of going to an assignation.
^fW-af^fT (ri:-fir-rf) par. Intended ; indicated ; shewn.
^fw.^B par. Made.
^fw.VT(H:-fn-Tr)ji. Humbled.
^ffl.^re; (TO I- m. Robbing; attack ; taking up alms.
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wft.fafl (V-m-TT) pi"-- Spoken.

Wftnr(*:) 1-w- A poet; a husband, a. Lustful, cruel, fearless,
^tffas (W-Tjm-^r) o. Repeated ; frequent ; constant.
WHt* Gn-HT-ltJ n- Fearless.
wftiMFlt (^nt^-THj a. Idem.
(twO 2. /. Fearlessness.
Wfltfipr (HMH-fl) pnr. Desired.
V^^y-^r)"- Wishing.
(H:-W-) o. Mild.
^pSt'C(Tr) 1. m. A cowherd.
W.Wtt or W:-^!-^)
Fcarless.undanntcd. m. Name of
Bhairava. 2. /. Asparagus.
*I.*fWrSl(*> 3. /. Asparagus.
H.till} (X-i 2. M. A ray of light
love ; a reign. 2. /. A finger.
Vft* (5) 1. to. Idem.
^tfjwff (WPMrfl-WlO Splendid; amorous, m. The sun.
*(W>e (Si-BT B) Pr. Beloved.
vfim \.f. A perfume.
W.MS (>-T) - Uncnjoycd.
W.MTT (:-Tn-lj)fl- Straight, nol
bent ; well.
*tym (W:-aiT-si) a. Armless.
^ WW (fli-HI-ir) a. Non-existent.
^Wrf.isj |&i;.if|-i)). Wonderful,
W.wft (ftl-ftl-TO a. Few.
W.wq (^:-vr-s) a. Unadorned.
^ wfaw (w:-ttl-w) a. Idem.
^.WpW (W-flt-WJ a. Destitute.
^6 Hil adv. Little, few.
W.5^ (^:) 1. m. Identity.
W.iNr W 1. n. A diamond, o. Solid, indivisible.
*jmpn(!H)l./. Impenetrability.
W.wrn (wt-TBt-frii) a. Abstemious.

WWW (Wi-WT-lt) par. Anointed.
WWU (Hi-m-Tj) o. Near, before.
W*PF(T0 I.to. Rubbing the body
with an unctuous substance.
WJ^TBsr (w) 1. Hi Oil ; inunction.
Wfw (*:-*t-*) a. More, exceeding, surpassing.
WKPflf (T:-wr-w)a. Dependent.
^MW.TTr W I./. Order, assent.
WWB.UIW (w:-WMf) par. Permitted, commanded.
WWTTt (T) 1- n. Included space ;
middle ; inner part,
^nqftrw (H:-W[-Tij a. Sick.
WW.fww (wVfa*fVfii) a. Going to.
Wwfiril*! WO I. m. A bold and
valiant soldier.
^m-ffl^J CÛO to. Idem.
Vifil (Î) 1. /. Respect, worship, reverence. Also wmTO.
wwflw (wi-HT-li) par. Honored.
^10* (;;-^T--*r) a . Proximate.
WKjqwr (nr) l.f. Petition.
W>qfIW (Tli-W-lf) par. Invited.
Wftr (wt-Wi-Tf) a. Fit.
WWl*W<flT (w) 1 . n. Extraction.
^Kj^ (^:) t. m. Striking to
disable an enemy ; facing a foe.
(w> 1. n. Idem.
WWVZK {%:) 1. m. Feeding; eating. Also warro;*/.
WM^fV'T (w;-wi-w) />or. Made,
done, accomplished.
^"T^B (W:-wr.n) a. Eaten.
WRTWfT (if) 1 . n. Repetition ; exercising ; learning by rote.
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(V-W-^) a. Angry, vexed.

/. Detraction.
âj(DW(i-WT-#)fl. Detraciing.
WTO (W-W-^l) par. Exercised ;
practised ; learned by heart.
() 1. n. A groundless demand or complaint,
^wrstrrn i.m. Idem.

WWTJia (3:) 1. m. A guest.
WWTTO(W:) 1. m. Arrival ; rising ;
war; vicinity. Also TOnRHT.
wrnifi.* (W.-î-qf) o. Diligent
in supporting a family.
WWrsrfT (w:) ! Assault.
WWTmfn^f (sft-fipO-fir) Assaulting; killing.
^H3I<ni (a) 1. n. Beginning.
WWns a. Sick.
WWprnr CiT.) 1. m. Calamity.
VW]fI$ (\:) I. m. War, battle.
Wfrfil (fri:) 2. /. Constancy.
WW[ir(it:-II-Tj|a.Near,proxjmate.
m. Constant repetition.
WWra m. Practice ; learning
by heart ; multiplication, a. Near,
flWre.^rjt (JIi) 1 . m. Ahstract contemplation of the Deity.
Wrtrr^* 1 . n. Striking so as
to disable a foe ; facing a foe.
^WTftw ;^t-faf(-fo)B.Fnictising.
*WTT?T (ir-m-fi) par. Attacked.
WWrvu; (*;:) 1. m. Robbery.
WWI^rni (W.-m-ui) a. Edible.
^n^ (*) l.. Sprinkling.
*t$1V (*J:) 1. m. Prosperity.
W^pTR W 1. n. Rising ; fame.
W>g^(<I:) I.m. Prosperity; religious festival ; accident.
VJWf (H) 1. n. Example or

illustration by its reverse.
WKjf^fT (Hi-fH-fj) par. Asleep at

sunrise ; risen ; celebrated.
WK[^firi ((i.'-Ht-cf) p. Thrown on.
WJIJiT (T:- *n-B) par. Brought or
given without being solicited.
WWTJT (tli-Trr-ft) par. Delivered ;
raised up from sinking.
WWttsiIT(n:-rrr-iT)por. Promised;
approached ; inferred ; like.
WHUTJR (:) 1 . m. A promise ; approach ; inference ; likeness.
WWtUrfirfT (7T:-Tn-W) a. Obtained
by consent, m. A slave for a fixed term or limited period.
WWVtftl (fn:) 9. in. Favour ; defence ; assent.
WW"! a* (:-lTT--a) par. Agreed to.
'BJ^lrT (rr:-3t-7f) par. Arrived.
^rwtrnrtT (ir:-Hf-i!) par. idem.
WW^nirtO 1. m. An agreement,
a promise ; means, expedient.
WWuTOTtTT (mfl-Jmt-TO) a. Having means, expedients, &c.
jWtrnw () 1. n. A bribe.
^TWTTT (Tr-Awr) a. Contracted,
promised, agreed ; approached.
Wmair*^! (It) 1. /. Litigation
between master and servant.
WWSfWTH, (ÎST-^ft-^tT) o. Arriving, having arrived.
VWS 1. m, Grain slightly
burnt ; bread. Also ^vm ^wrrvWWftit (TTi-'Jrr-n) />. Dwelling with .
VJM (^:) I. m. Reasoning ; sup.
plying an ellipsis.
W*i*raiil 1. a. To go.
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IW-fo* (.*:)! Air, wind. a.

Cloud- touching or sweeping.
I. n. The sky.
^HT* (*) l.n. Talc.
W*nf.* (*:) 1. m- Air, wind. a.
Cloud- sweeping.
^ra.faCTiJ (^:) 1. m. A name of
Rahu ; ihe descending node.
^mfwPTO (*0 1- m- Wn(n:) 1. m. A kind of tree,
or cane. n. Water.
^H.TH7TT(tO l.M. Indra's male
elephant ; elephant of the east,
^m.nrwi (SI) 1. /. A line or
succession of clouds.
W% (50 2. /. Indra's female
elephant ; elephant of the east,
^flg.fsni (*):) 1. m. Indra's male
elephant ; elephant of the east.
WO 1. m- Idem.
DW.^n (*) 1- Lop' 8 lazuli.
^T.BTB* a. Brotherless.
(W-WIT-^) a. Free from
error; composed; clear.
^WTTOTH. (HO ' F" 11 of rain WpT*ifwT{*:-5K[-J|!)o. Exposed
to rain, or to a shower,
^fa 2./. A baling vessel.
(*P-*IT-*i) Belonging to
or produced from the clouds,
^ft (\) 3. /. A baling vessel.
(v) m - Fitness.
^Stw (w) 1. n. A thunderbolt.
Vi^jrflt 1. a. To go ; to serve ; to
sound. lO.a. To be sick; afflict.
WW adv. Quickly ; little, a. Unripe

(as fruit.) m. Sickness.
(?f) Iaauspiciousness.
a. inauspicious. l.M, Castor^.flTW (W:-Wr-tf) a. Inauspicious, unlucky.

W.VV3 (-a;) 1. m. Castor-oil tree.
HUftm .p. Unadorned.
^.7I (7f:) m. Sickness; death ;
time.
^/Rfa (f*f:)2. m. Time ; the moon ;
a cheat./. Unconsciousness.
WWH (TC-flT-*) a. Sober; sane.
N) 1. . A vessel.
V,H>%K (Ti-^T-O a. Unenvious.
Îflfr (AO 2. /. A. road.
(sr:.arr-ai) n. Inadmissible.
fl-WUSI {U:-HH8 Unmanly.
^.H^rnS (H:-fll-7T) a. Unthought
of; unknown.
^.wSni (TIi--BT- , ti) Disagreeable; disliked.
*Mph4tll (V-HT-li) o. Reprobate, disapproved.
^.fl^TOHF (a:-aiT-Ji) 1. m. Inattention ; neglect.
^R.Sra (fti-KT-W) a. Displeasing.
*J.HiW fa-^Mfj a. Disagreeable; unattractive.
^.W=5 (^s) 1 . to. A tree. a. Fierce.
"OT^.Wf^ (fl-ft^t-ft) a. Drawing the string of the bow tightly.
H.HW (Hi) 1. m. A Jain, a sage. a.
Indifferent to self-interest.
^(.TK (O'TT-t) a. Immortal. I.
m. A deity ; a plant ; quicksilver.

(II) /.Indra's residence ; n post ;
the womb ; the umbilical cord.
^.W^l (*j:-*IT-*f) a. Immortal.
*.tm (WI-W) / n. Immortality.
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VTC.*T* (*!) a. m. A tree (Pihub longifolius.)

^HT-f^WlsiO 1. m. A Brahman
who gains his livelihood by attending a teal pie or an idol.
^nr-nfft (fa;) 2. m. Indra.
<SH^.3l iW.) I- m. Kind of grass.
^*K.gfPirT (r) 1. / Anise.
n.HJ (Til) 4. m. Indra.
^j^.Sra {%) 1. m. Heaven.
^ttc.wViti (?n) I-/- /*
VOT.wt (Wt) 3./. A nymph.
ÛTTTin (wi) I./ Wo.
W I TClfi t (ft) 2. m. Moant Sumeru.
^HtqVJI I (Ml) 1 . /. Hie heavenly
Ganges ; river of the gods.
^JTCTftfl (<ft) 3. /. Indra's capital; the heaven of the gods.
^.*Tf (Hi-WI-tf) a. Calm.
"*.WTJT. (H 1 ) 1- Iidra.
^flrw^ (^:) 1. n. Idem.
m-ink (TO) o. Immortal, divine,
m. A deity.
HfflAflT* (^) 1. n. Heaven.
W-mai^T (V) 1. / Disrespect.
^.iffl (1:) 1. m- Anger, hastiness.
(fi-WI- 1 ^) o. Passionate.
h9^h (wni-TWt-W() d. Passionate ; impatient ; hasty.

^.wFitf (HMfT-lb par- Provoked.
.wf$^T (^.pt^t-ft) a. Angry.
W.ffW(sri-wr-)a. Pure, white. I.
n. Talc (511) 1 . /. Lakahmi.
ww.inrfw.Oft) 5. m - The wiId
goose ; the white bird.
*>.wfw* (*T:-n-Tfl) o. Clean.
(V.) 1. m. Time ; disease.
^.irei Harsh.
î.WPJ (*:-*!-*) a. Headless.

^.*TTOrl (wi-iH:) o. Pusillani^.Hp3 (5:-^t-^) a. Feeble -, thin.
^Bl iW. With ; near. /. Day of
the conjunction or new moon.
^.WTZ* (^r:-WT-3T) a. Motherless.
*Ttrnq (TO) l.m. Minister of state,
qf.im (^:-1T-*) a. Unelementary.
Virfl.TW (^) 1 . n. Spirit ; defect.
*|.npTr (vf) 1. n. Disrespect.
^.HISTT (*>Tr-*f) a. Inhuman.
*MIIJ*JJ (<B) 1. n. Pain.
VwfVril (fir) 1./. Modesty.
I.HtfH(*l-^-^) Humble.
^.T^ (^:-^r-^) a. Inhuman.
^.*tr=3 (^:-sji-^)a. Disrespected.
^flTn^t (l) 3. /. Day of new
moon ; first of a lunar month.
JmpuJl 3. /. Idem.
^flraiWI (W) !./ /rf em.
^.Jrre^:-*!!-'^) o. Sincere, without
guile. Also ^fljft*,^ltlir<J't,^.Dlj (*:) m. Want of a road.
^.flrffifl (W:-m-w) p. Unsought.
^.rfs^ (?I : -wr-W) par. Uncleansed, unadorned.
*f.f*H (?f:-(ir-n) par. Unmeasured ; boundless ; excessive.
flfww.njtl l^:-^r--^) o. Cook-
ing much or for many.

TOfff* (*) m. An enemy.
^l.RrnTai^ (wr:l:) a. Almighty.
nrftr^-Ha (Tlt-HT-lf) a. Hostile.
'flft* (flt-fiT#t-fw) a. Sick.
^.fiffl (W-Tir-*r) . Unmixed.
*.fHfVn (IP-TTr-Tf) par. Won.
^.ffl^ (V) 1. n. Luxury ; honesty.
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^.flfa (^) 1. n. Sin; pain.

^11* a. A certain one.
(5fl) -A weapon ; a knife.
a. unloosed ; bound.
%1PR1 (:-Br-) a. Parsimo^^fit (ftp) 2. /. Confinement.
(Wll-W-V) Inferior.
^.gfWfT (Hi-HT-lij o. Unadorned.
D.g?f: adv. Hence.
^.51 aoV In lie neit life.
*S.g^RI (SJi-HII-aj'j a. Of the next
life ; belonging to futurity.
(*-H) "i. /. One of a
good family or known origin,
^.gianwr . /. Idem.
^VH (P-KT-It3 a. Of such a
kind, or such a form.
K.^fl (fl:-Tii.Ti) a. Shapeless.
(^;-wr-) 0. Rootless.
W-^r I./. A plant.
n. Invaluable.
WW Off) 1. n. Root of the fragrant grass Kaskas.
^>Jfr (fij 1. a. Ambrosia ; water;
milk; ghee; food; alms;
wealth, (rfi) / Etnblic myrobalan. a. Immortal ; beloved,
fc) 1. m. The moon.
^^fT.|^ WO Nectar-cup.
^(afjur (jit) 1. Immortality.
WfT.^fT^ 0*1) 3. /. Moonlight ; a wave of nectar.

Wr.$fafir (fffi) 2. m. Moon.
tp&f.Tf (Vl) I. m. A deity.
Wff.^ (9:) 1. ta. Nectar.
TOI.** Moonseed IMenispcrmum glabrum.)
WIT.TOW tWO t. m. Molasses.

(:) 3. w. The moon. /.
A divine mother.
^Wt^B (b) a. Shedding nectar.
IKi) 1. m. A horse.
WlWpT^pfl:) 5. m. A deity.
WiWpiW 0*0 1. /rfem.
WftTflT (Tl) ib. Acollyrium.
^VWff^ 1. w. Garnda.
^j?inrr (m) 1. /. A fly.
wajJFST 1. m. A collyrium.
TOfH (f^.j 2./. Nectar-cup.
(WO 2. /. Immortality.
V^rsi (^f) I. n. Truth.
t^:-sr-B) a. Impure.
^WffMW (qy a. Eating impure
and improper things.
D.Sb o. Cloudless.
D.flW (WO 5. m. A fool.
^.WBi(w) 1. n. Faices. a. Impure; defiled.
Wanpl (H;-Blt-lli) a. Impure.
Also Dftiqfwji and Dfltflrifl.
"V.tm (V-^S-V) a. Immeasurable.
D^liH (Str-HT) 0. Magnanimous.
*.ihw C*;-*M) a. Uuliberated.
ij.flTW a. Fruitful; not
vain. m. Name of a river, f.
Trumpet -flower.
WWW (:) nt. Infallible marks^.IWfiT 1. a. To move; to go.
(aj) 1. n. The eye ; copper.

{X) 1. n. The sky ; clothes.
WCJir (>!) l.n. Pair of clothes.
W.flN I. n. n. Fryingpan ; war. m. Shiva ; Vishnu ; a
colt ; name of a king ; a hell.
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W.t*0 m - The name of a

country. i /. Sort of jasmin.
VB.-ff*T (*l) 3./. A creeper, (Cissampelos hexandra.)
(î) \.f. A mother ; Durga.
WWrt%WT (m) I. /.Idem.
Vf*?*l (m) \.f. Idem.
vfain 1. m. Gane"sa, or
Kartikeya or DhritarSshtra.
^r*IJ (V.) 1. m. Idem.
iHK (^) 2. n. Water.
*PJ^T MO I./, Drop of water.
tt.WB* (sft) 1. n. A shortnosed crocodile or alligator.
ww.farm (Hi) I. m. Idem.
*<ia.flftr (:) 1. m. A porpoise.
^^.yVf.'fe) I. M. Idem.
^WT (H:-m-li) par. Sputtered.
^H-^T l*:-^!-*;) a. Aquatic.
VJ.^TITC {X) 1. n. Aquatic plant.
W^[ft*T(ft-ft*t-ft) b. Aqnatic.
V^-W (flit) 1. m. Aquatic plant,
n. Alotus.fNymphoeanelumbo.)
^W.W*T|(^|) 1. n. A lotus.
l.m. Vallisneria.
*r*T*. (%t) m. A cloud.
^'.ft (fa:) 2. n. The ocean.
Vf.Tf(Tj:) l.m. Plant, (CasBiatora
or alata.) a. Drinking water.
^^.f^T {V) \.f. Fragrant grass.
W.*l*fir (fff:) 2./. Flow of water.
WJ.sreT^T (^:) 1. m. A tree, the
nut of which is used for clearing
water, (Strychnos potatorum.)
(fl) 5. m. Cloud ; grass.
VJ.*PT(ffT*r) 5. m. Side of a river.
a. {Hnf-nift-nH) Having water.
^W.mffl.W (si:)l.m. Bivalve shell.

VJ^T (*) 5. m. A cloud.
V?*(*0 1. m. A threshold.
TOTlfa (ft(;} 2. m. The ocean.
*pj.w (*:) l.m. A lotus, or any
kind of aquatic plant,
^t-^f^t (*t) 3. /.A lotus.
W^T^t (-B?t) 3./. Four days in
which agriculture is prohibited.
Also ^g^rtt.
<W.?tf^t (*t) 3. /. Trumpet
flower, (Bignonia suave olens.)
^.HtTftO 1. m. A cloud.
W^.TTfs^ (jft) 3. /. A wooden
vessel used for baling out water.
V?.Tre (9:) l.m. Kind of cane
VJ.lfq^l (fl) 3. /. A leech.
*H3-*t^r(H) 1. n. Clearing nut.
^R.^TWt (jfl) 3./.Baling vessel.
^PH^CHi) 5. n. Water.
^nciiwH.Wl (%) 1. m. The
rainy season.
^-"Htfi (W: ! 3. m. Smoke.
(ar) 1. n. Lotus ; moon.
<5W5j.5ifsr (fir:) 2. m. Brahma.
TOrarft (*) 3. /. An assemblage or place of lotus flowers,
^îr^ (sr.:) l.m. A cloud.
^Wli: (TO l.m. Idem.

^Tfil(fw) 2. The ocean.
ir*rfrfa (ft:) 2. m. Idem.
ÎTTft (ft:) 2. w. Idem.
{^:) 1. m. A lotos,
^qtq (7|!-*n-^) o. Watery.
^H (w.) 1. m. The mango tree.
WW (W:) 1. m. The hog plum. '
<wnrwt*!) l.m. Idem.
(*)l.m. Acidity, pal) .3.
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/. Wood-sorrel, () 1, - Sour
curds. IWm-^t) 1- Sob""(aj f ) 1, m. A plant, (Arto,
carpus lacucha.)
SB-WT 1- The citron.
(0 1. an. f ide
^^.fipi (m) I - m. Acidity of stomach ; acid matter.
^V.TO (W> 1 - **. Tamarind tree.
it. Tamarind fruit.
Wqjtm (:) l.m. Aridity, a. Acid.
*W.#lfanTI (m) 1. /. Wood lor.
tel. (Oralis comiculata.)
wiritm (*o i./.idm.
<"0 1- " Tree* with acid
fruit or leaves, as lime,&c.
m.*t*W (*:) 1. w. Hog plum.
w.*nra> in-.) l.m. idem,
W.IfV) 1- * Sorwd.
(*) 1. a.
^V-n (V.) 1- Tamarind tree.
^W.W; (T:) 1. ni. The lime ; a sort
of sorrel. 1. a. Bice water after
fermentation.
âJT (W;-ttMf) o. Aridukted.
^.aj-jT 1. Globe amaranth.
a. Unladed, clear, bright.
^.airrw (fin) 2. /. Unfadiugneas.

(f[-fw;-fw) 9, Unfading.
**rfw*{*Vfw*-W . Unfading, fi. /. An assemblage of
lotos flowers.
^f%*I (1) I. / Tamarind treei
wood sorrel ; bout taste.
V^tel (*T) 1./. Idem.
*rwTwTC0 I. m. Sow eructation.
*w (*)^wl.fl\TomQ*a,
sjrj (V:) 1. m. Good fortune.

V.Vfr (fti) 1./. Incontinence.
**(^(*Wipfl-fin a.Unbridled.
^.Traj (*:) l.m. Inactivity.
<B.fn adv. Unsuitably.
.^r*nrw(^:-Ht-ô.Unfit,useIesi.
^.WlTtH 1. n. Unfitness.
sj.Hit4 (i-wi-ijj a. Incongruous,
improper, unfit, untrue,
W-Wwr.rX arfti. Incorrectly.
^.iii.^tt adv. Imperfectly.
mwi.nft, (^t-toifi-ft;) b.
Irreligious, profligate.
W.^lOF-W-tf) a. Insufficient.
V>m (.^J 1. . A road i half year.
^.lf=w?T (fli-WI-Tr) a. Unrestrained, self? willed, perverse.
1*.**. (Tl^-vtfl-TW,) a. Lucky.
*HH (QH'WT-VtO o. Infamon.
Also w.tov*; and vnre.
%^(w:) 5. n. Iron. A fire.
<*W*aytwi fW(t) 1. st. A loadstone,
'sTTflJK I. . The upper part
of the thigh; a blacksmith.

HWI P. An irop po(.
^.Blf^W (:) 1. m. A sage. a.
Unasked, unsolicited,
W.îa> <^!-^l-^) 0. Unfit to aft.
orifice, outcast, degraded.
W.TOlf** Improper, unfit, unjust.
^rwrw 1. n, impropriety,
aa.<lTr (if) 1. . Disposition ; halt.
nfflW I.*. A country.
^.wPW (i-"JI-ai) a. Unstained.
^(sj inter,'. Eh, oh.
W li (^"tea,
scholaris,) Also <***r.^.
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^*f* (fif) 2-/ Disunion ; rare*.
sonableneaa j unfitness.
H.V* (JR-JlM) a. Single, 06M.
*.*iir.Hir ado. Gradually.
(:-!-) a. Single.
^.gmf* (ffc) 5. <*. Fire.
*jir (rf) 1. a. Ten thoaflind. a.
ApSif, disjoined,
C*> I.* Peace.
iftitterj. Ah! eh!
*?r* (*;) 1. m. Separation ; a
widower ; dislike; effort.
*3tw (W<^-f) a. Miaed (race.)
*wT* (T:) 1- Cholybeote pill.
^.W(t-i9!-i) *. Unfit, unworthy, improper.
frf) 1. n. A pestle; a- dub.

^*rar(*o K . A hamme*.
*.*WW C*T-w; 1./ , Disunion;
ÔTt?f fw-T^-T;) Irbn-toothe*.
V.vro (w-wr-4) . Not to be
warred against. (wj> /. On*.
W.3ifw.w(s>stM*) Bom supernaturally, not: in the womb.
*St.0b) I. a. Ruse of iron.
**r.W* at Tipped or
pointed with iron. ; A kin* of
goblin with an iron face,
ww^w (wf.^Mt) a. Iron-ltearted, hardhearted.
Of) 1. n. Spoke of a wheel.
m. Dmrion of time. o. Swift.
^* (*:) 1. m. An aquatic plant.
(*) 1. ml (Cassia fistula;)
n.KM adv. Peaceably, without war.
(T>) . m. A mnchine for

raking water j a deep well.
^T.W() 1. *. Idm,
*rc*^(*t) 1. t. Faotitious poison,
^.taw. (*;) 5. /. Yeung girt.
a. Free from passion: or desire.
(?0 l - Bigaoni* Indfca.
W*f* (ft.-*) 2. m. ./. Wood
used for kindling a fife.
^.* I- *. A forest, a. wood.
wWVft (*l) 3. /. A wood or
wild pfemtam.
TO W C*s) 1- w- A woo* or
Wild sparrow.
^C*.W (*.H-*> a. Produced
from or in a wood".
1K*.fwW (*r) l./The gadfly.
ÔT.^x(ai:)l.i*.ForeBt-lieper.
WB.fmV (V) 5. m. The. raven.
^WJ.'ifrt (":) 1. m. Hermitage.
wa.*rfir* {*?!) 5. . A hermit'.
^W-T*t 0*T) 3- * A wolt
âiinf* f . w. Forest-keeper.
<P.W(fl) 1. m. targeforest.
^l.tlT CJr-W [-!*} a. Apathetic.
(*) 1 m. A dog.
^.*W (f*fi)' 2. . Anger. / Diesatisfaction, a. Dull, onhappy.
*.tf (fh:) 2. m- A cubit length.
^.tWfJT-W-lft'o. Low.
^.TW W-Wl-^'B. Disngreenble.
(;:-ft-<> I: iC. 3; /. A
door ; a covering ; a sheath.
(fti-Tf) 2. m. 3./ A door.
^TX (*) 1. at. An enemy.
orfu. Quick (be),
^rtft) [."..(BignonlalndkaL)
*.T*(^srMt>l.- Silent.
^K.fi^(!) 1- - A lotus ; copper.

^.ft^.iTTft (fv:) 2. m. Vishnu.
^.firKtf 3. /. An assemblage
. of lotus flowere.
LVQ (W-W-ti) o. Insipid, tasteless, flat. Also ^.Tfa*T.
^xm (:-3J!-ji) a. Cool, collected.
Also ^.Ttfiw^.*nr* (w:-*XT-si) a. Anarchical.
^rfif (fwsj 2. m. An enemy.
âf.*T(T:)l.m. Defeat of a foe.
(W) Crooked, m. Resin ;
elephant in nit ; a bent arm.(*T)
/. A chaste or unchaste woman.
"BR (ft:) 2. m. Enemy ; wheel.
^ltW.Wt (*,) 5. m. A non-heir.
'S.ftTTi (*n) I./. Enmity.
^ft* (<) L. it- A radder.
'ft.'PW(r:-^r-f) a. Giving joy,
affording triumph, to foes.
lft*5H (Ws-W-H) a. Conquering.
*ft-3*(0 l.n- Eoe'a city.
îft.fiffl (J I. in. Foe's friend.
^fc.S^fÔ ! Fetid Mimosa.
^rcCTf (t) ! Foe ' 8 country.

*ft.*irar l.M. Idem.
^fCT ft:) I. m. Disease; rain.
"*J.ftS
plant ;
a crow.
ments ;
(E;) 1. m. The soap-herry

garlick ; the Nimb tree ;
it. A woman's apartgood or bad luck.
S.ft-CTTfur;) l.M. Idem.

^ftg.iirfrT {fil:-ffr:fcO a. AuBpicious, making fortunate.
^Pw.'sMt W'-ft) . Apprehensive of, or alarmed at, death.
^rftE.^fiffffli) 2. vi. A Jaioa snge.
^ft.BTH* (*) 1. n. Consternation.
^ft.WpT (Wl) 1 - m. Krishna*

^R.Wot (*:) I. m. Avenger.
^.*TT (TMrt-Tl) Healthy.
^Fej (f*0 2./. Disgust.
W.^ferc (^t-^T-T) o. Disagreeable!
XW (*r) a. Healthy.
1. m. The sun; the dawn.
Ur/. (BetuUv). o. Tawny.
\*a:) 1. m. The red lotus.
^*W-$J*W(W<) 1. t. A pigeoD.
TOMuft (Pp)l. m- The sun.
^WTH.ai ("JlO 1. m. Vishnu's bird.
iflîiTWsi (si: j 1. ni. A name of Jatfiyu, a fabulous bird,
(W:) 1 . m. Garuda.
^f%TT (IB-HMD - Reddened.
^><fl?r^ (t) 5. m, Redness.
^*#}orff (ffr-BT-Tfj a. Reddened.
^Tirî ft : ) l. m , The dawn.
rtrej (:) I.m. A ruby,
^.^fip* (*r:-TTM() a. Unlamented.
""J.** ft:-ir-li) Free, unconfined.
^.^T, (V-^T-*0 a. Sharp, corrosive, acrimonious, cruel.
^.TWlt (wt) 3./. The wife of the
sage Vesisbtha ; Pleiades.
âf*ftnf*I (PfO 2. m. Vaaiihtha.
"TOrft.irI (n:> I.m. /ifcm.
^.Vî (Hi) 1. nt. Marking-nut

plant, (Semicarpus anacardium.)
1 .m. /.inn. (f J a- The
nut. a. Corrosive, acrid.
W.**T (sr-sTT-S) o. Calm.
ft:-*:> m. n. A sore -w
wound. m.The sun, n. A joint,
^.f* ftl-ITr-tr) a. Ugly.
Wîffl Pt-*XT-s) Literal.
(WTTfl-TS) a. Ugly.
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(V) I.'Bt A snake; the sen.

. inter/. Oh to inferior! .
^H? inttrj. Idem.
(*:-*t-*) a. Obscure.
^?T*.^7T (W:-cn-lf) a. Having
bad or discoloured teeth.
*.%ni (*:-*!-*') a. Well.
^r*.?n (ai) l.f. Health,
^tifcra; (Jft-fotft-fil) a. Well.
^.CTTO(W:) I. m. Indigestion.
^.TTfqw(^;w : )o.Di6agreeable.
îm(jr-*ir- 1 *)u.UnobstructabIe.
^*Tt (W!) 1. m. Calmness.
W () 10. a. To pratae ;
to heat, to warm.
(T:) 1. m. The sun; crystal!
Bwallow-wort ; copper; Indra.
W.V (WI) I. w. The two sons of
the sun, heavenly physicians.
1 .m. Yam*. f. Yamuna.
W^-fw^(T) 5./. Ray of light.
(m) I. m, Yaraa, &c.
wi.tf* (m) 1. m. Swallow-wort.
(II) /. A kind of birth-wort.
V^.W" (*:) I. W. /rfem.
**.*n^7ftt) t.M. The Nimb tree.
^.3t*WT (an) 1. /. A plant,
(Cleome penlaphylla.)
^PF-^(^) 2.m.A name of Buddha.

^r/wrar* (T:) l."m. Idem.
(W:) 1. m. Sun's disc.
^.^f (mi) 1. /. Birth-wort.
^S.^r.W(ai:) I. a. Son of the sun.
^m-Vtf (JT) 1. n. Levying taxes.
^.^(w:) 2. m. Yama.
*TO.W?ri(^:)l''H-rndra's elephant.
WWW (:) 1. m, A digit or onetwelfth of the sun's disc.
(JJIT) 5. m. A crystal lent;

Î^rrstTS:) 1. m. Swallow-wort,
âji^.fljin (u:) 1 . nt. Conjunction
of tlie sun and moon.
îfniW (tri) 1. m. The snn.stone>
a ruby ; a crystal lens.
Vim (W:-T) 1. m. /. A wooden
bolt or pin ; a surge or billow.
*nfa*T(T) l./.Small door-pin.
IWBtOft) 3./. A holt.
W*l\ W^ffr I. a. To hurt. ^TTOOr
10. a. To be worth.
W8 (wt) 1. m. Price, cost ; mode of
worship ; oblation.
wS.^TW (t) 1 . rt. Presentation of a
costly offering.
*ra.TOT*(W (m) 1. n. Fixed price.
*m.'JWr<nr (*) I. n. Fixing the
price ; appraising of goods.
Wtfr5(V-^T-*) a. Worthy of an
offering, a superior.
W^fw (it:) 1. m. A name of Shiva.
^4 (Hj:-Hir-^) a. Venerable, n.
Oblation ; wild honey.
1*.^fil 5 1. c. To worship.
^ (I) m^T't S 10. c. Jrfem.
1. m- A worshipper.
^ÊRI (ifi) 1./. Worship.
(Îj l.f. Idem.

'TPSffÔ 2./. Flame,
^fâ (TTi-m-wJ a. Worshipped,
^fq^pr (WW) 5. m. Fire ; sun. o.
Bright, resplendent.
Wffa (fqr) 2. m. Flame, light.
(^:-^|T ^) a. Reverend.
U^^raifTr 1. a. To collect; to
gain.commonly^TWftl. ^*jfff,
4 10. a. To prepare, purify.
(*t) 1. m. Basil; an acquirer.

Vn(4j l.. Gain.
Ba*if (ar : ) 1. m. Arjuna ; whiteness.
(01) f. A cow; grass, n. Grass.
*iit.*ft(fV-.-fV:-fir ! ) "White.
^T.afSi (Ws) 1. m, Hanuraan.
v(Sr<nr {hO 1- w. To* teak tree.
^ (v) 1 f 8 fetter lawsr (vi) 1. m. The ocean.
Wffraj.W (SBi-w*) a. Marine.
^W.^TT (Wlj L A ship,
^^.Fp^T (V) 1. Varuna.
^lOT.Tirfl (t) 1. 1. A ship.
^m*J(aj:) 5. , Water.
*aj9nx VK?) 1 "' A cloud.
(w:)l.m. Aahell.
(:) 1. m- Blue Barleria.
*j^*r (it) l.M Censure, blame,
^ffiffot) 2./.Pain;eudofabow.
^lfn.TW(^l-T)a. Destroying pain,
^fn* (aj:-W#) a. 111. m. Cake.
^Pftsn 1 . / An elder sister.
*i ( V ff) Î*a 10. e*. To a;k,
to beg, to supplicate.
(Hi) I.m. Wealth ; meaning-;
thing ; cause ; law suit.
î.m* (tr-tl-^Jo. Enriching. Also
a rf a m ar, ^ wrfc*. &c.
^B.if r (:) t. m. AvarieC.
ajiarm.^^ K:-TT-<) o. Fulfilling
one's avaricious desires.
<antiem^ (Wl-^T-*) a. Significant, meaning, important.
**ri.irr**<*:-*T-*) Appropriate.
*riT (w=-lT-lf) Wasteful.
rt-W* Knowing,
adv. According to the sense.
(W) L n. Real .truth;
W*.* ;-V-<) liberal.

WfW <W)1.. Prodigality.
4*T(I 1. n. Asking.
^4tr (rr) I./. Begging,
^J.trfir (fir) 2. m. Kuvera.
^."K (*:-o-r) a- Parsimonious.
WTOTJI (It) !. Use, usury.
^.SlfiT (fir-) 2./. Acqiisition.
Hf (ns> * A servant who has
high wages.
(t0 1. <*> Difference of
meaning, distinction.
WWW (w:) 1 . m. Gain.
(stf -wi-w) a. Covetous.
VB.#lt (It:) 1. m. little wealth.
VB.VFK (l?:) 1. m. Avarice,
^fl.arfl (Tiat-T^t-ww) o. Wealthy }
significant, intentional.
â).VT^{xj:) 1. m. Praiao.
W^.iVaTlT (w) 1 n. Understanding'.
^BaT-fV^ (\) a. Sagacious.
TOVfw. <ftO 2./. Increase.
vS.wqrw (o) 1 . n. Prevarication.
fB^-apl 1- ' Expenditure.
^*V*m; (T!-*f-Ti) Liberal;
*re).irra 1. n. Ethics, polities'.
^w.*TTfafaj (^) 5. m. A partner*.
WVl^J 1. . Probity; wealth,
"l&tftrv (^0 h Accumulating;
^.^wart'i) i.
(%) f. /<*""
^^.rr (wi) I. m. Sense of the
connection, or context,
rf-f* (T:-3n-T) - Successful,
^.ftfe 2 -/- Success.
V&VC (*3-<rt J * Inheriting.
V$.it*i (T:-wVwJ Poor,
"ajarrad (;) 1. m. Receipt.
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W*lfWC ("CO 1. m. Charge of

treasure or property.
^lirfwrftl . A treasurer.
^trpfTT (:) n. Difference of meaning ; second or antithetic sense.
*T5rlT;.Jrra (Ji) l.m. Antithesis..
m i I W: Hl-lijfl.Rich ; meaning.
^flTufn (ffl: )/. Use of a word in a
double sense ; inference.
*vhfijn, (l-ft(irt-fi) a. Greedy.
4m (bi-bi-h) a. Specious.
^ftsj (;) m. A Ling's awakener ;
a beggar, a solicitor.
^fiw (n'-wr-Tr)/. Asked.
*fVT! (m) /. Asking.
^filar A servant, a beggar.
^ jl^l* (Wt) m. A prompter.
"w4T11W*f <*f) n. Accumulating.
wilYPT (n) 5. n. Wealth iness.
mv> (m-mr-vi) a. Intelligent
^T H *ffir r. 1. n. To ask.
W 10. c. To hurt or kill.
*lfr(fi|!) 2. ta. Begging.
(WI) m. Fire ; asking.
^rfxI(7P-3iT-lt)a, Asked ; injured.
n. (it) A disease, hemiplegia.
(V) m. A part. a. A half.
is.Bftr (7t:-irr-W) p. Haloed.
(TT)/. The Cavery river.
^4.1^ (W:) . A necklace of
twenty-four strings.
<^(i) . A crescent,
^.m (vjrr) 1./. Teori plant,
ll***,!*!* (T>3). a. Half moonshaped, m. A menniscni.
(*:) ia. A short bodice.
w.T*#l (-fl) /. Cavery river.
(*) n. A knife.
î.WH(B0 m. A name of Shiva.

(:) m. A boat's half,
tm) 1,/. Midnight.
wivmw.TU (m) l. m. A pigeon.
*l S.SWfr a (if) I. A canter.
vi-SITt (<:) 1. m- Half a watch.
*>l.ra (it:) 1. m. A half.
<aj) o. Taking half.'
%.H 1 w*(ii :) Ne cklace of 1 2 strings.
*ri.*H (Hi) 1. m. Half a watch.
^ri.T^ m. A warrior with
another in a car.
îc^w (:) n. Midnight
î.T". (w:-^)m. it. Half a verse
of the Vedaa.
rf.*t*(%) 1. n. A side look.
^ri.ww (m-m-M) o. Fifty.
mi.nv (*) 1 . n. Half a meal.
ri.TOT; CÔ 1. > A small fish,
î^ft", (fl) a. One who takes
half the crop for ploughing.
1. m, A necklace of
sixty-four strings.
^PaTTfTO 1. * Half the body.
(i:) 1. m. A quarter.
^1TT*X* (*:) 1. m. Hemicrania.
VaV' W " Half a meal.
îltfW (*0 1. a. Exemption from
censure ; placing on the sameseat.
Wf4* C*t-TC-tf) a. Half.
^fS (ft-fttf-ftj . Havinghalf.
'T' 2 - A crescent vfrjB (Hi-wr-lll) o. Half said.
îT*.* (*:) A petticoat.
^W(!-17)l. n./. Delivering up.
*lfSw (H'-ffl-^) p. Given op.
^f$*.TT. (*;t-MQ a. Married.
^fifa(*J!) l.m. The heart.
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V& To be given up.

^4 V^T* 1 . a. To go ; to hurt.
l.m.n. Ophtlialmia.
at. A hundred millions.
(:) 1 . ra. A child, a. Small.
^HW (*t) X.m.Idem.
<4* l.m.n. A disease of
the eyes. Aho
^[ifl o. Excellent, m. A master ; ft
âUil(m) ! The sun.
îa^m'SK*1)3./. Many women
of the Vaisya caste.
*o}r*t <#t> 3./. AVaisyn.
^sf *I>5ffT a. To kill.
Vivrs (i) 1. . Aahea,
ssfjj (sqr) tn. A horse ) Indro ; ft
span. îPt/. a mare; a bawd.
o. Low, vile.
(--^-av>. Following after
^4r^' (TO Reverse ; recent.
fx5cq > |ilW(i)l.- State of reverse.
ÎSF CW) 1- "> Hcemorrhoida.
^sm (w:) 1. fl. /dew.
îfo a. Having the piles.
^slflT* 1. Fire.
*f^(t-frf\-ftT.) See W
^vfr.V (HO 1 . m. An esculent root,
at 3./. (Curculigo orchioides).
<^Sft.?Tyr (w!-fl|-w) a- Having
the piles. Also ^nSlCW^W.
*3r*lft* (tft-flrft-ft) idem.
^f?fl(H:) m. Marking-nut plant.
îfe m. HremorrhoidB,
Wr> 1. a. To be fit, worthy,
or proper.
W (*) I*. To honor, to

respect, to worship.
^4 (TO l.m.Indra. (vO/.Worship. o. Fit, worthy.

1 ./. n. Worship.
*TH (W-^-TT) a. Venerable, celebrated. l.m. A Jainasage.
^4*H (m) m. A Buddhist.
-vHif {-Bi-crr-fr) <* Saluted,
so tÎ (^[; W^j) - Venerable.
^sfir 5 1 . n- To
able or competent
*q=i (v) a. Sting
scorpion ; yellow
Bdorn ; be to
to prevent.
in the tail of a
orpiment.
(*'-*) I- m. A curl; a mad

dog. an /. Kuvcra's capital.
T*-T**T (*^T) 1./. A young girl
from eight to ten years old ;
name of a river.
va35.HWT(HT)l./.Kuvera's capital.
^W^fa^l (m) l.m. A plant, (Fentaptcra tomcntosa.)
â^.^fil (fir-)2./. Row of curls.
Wfflrfmi <o:) 1. m. Kuvera.
^WHTtfimfit (fin) 2. m. Idem.
{mi) 1. m. A ringlet.
l.m- Lac.
(*) I n. Idem.
WW.^ (*0 1. Liquified lac
^.Sra^ (Jf:-lt[-^) a. Unfortunate.
^.fVT (TTi-flnt) a. Unmasked.
^r.wtflflt) 3./. Misfortune.
*.TO{^ti-^n-^|)*. Undefinable.
^H.Tti (\:) 1 . m. A black kind of
Cobra ; ft large black leech,
warit*:) I. m. Idem.
(h:-*s1j-5) o. Great, large,
heavy, serious, intense.
Dn;iizoJ u,' Coo
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W.*fTr.U(U:Hr-*)B. Solemnly
pledged ; or promised.
*VTVW<V01. m. Bock.
wafli. (Wr) 5. m. Great heat.

(^) Lit. Ornament.
HTftw (^>W:-w) o. Fond of
ornament, ornamented.
(Wl-'ff-'n) n. Ornamenting, adorning.
HWl"tf][> (W:-^T-*) a. Competent
to an act, skilful, clever.
WtWIt l.m. Ornament.
^^fr (H:- tIT-w) Ornamented.
W^Gr(fffi) 2./. Adorning.
^W%IT{3T) I./- /Am.
^.5T I. b. Keeping in bounds,
not transgressing.
î.^si (ej:.5jt-*s) a. Impassible.
W.^si (i:-aai-3a) a. Shameless.
VWV* 1- m. Water-jar.
Vif^ (Of-) 2. M. A hind 01 aong.
orfv. Quite enough.
^SJJxn (H:> 1. m. A great smoke.
(WI:-n-W) a. Unattainable.
^BÎH:';iJ. Ornament ; enough; prohibition, no, not.
^j~Tr1* (^;-r-) a. Becoming
a man, fit for a man.
Wj* rt:) 1 . m. Palm of the hand
with fingers extended ; sickness;
a goblin. /. A nymph ; a barrier; madder; sensitive plant.
a. Houseless.
*W (*:) 1. m. White swallowwort ; mad dog ; a fabulous animal or hog with eight legs.
*|~jm tnterj. A word of no import
used by impa.
W) l.n. A basin or small

gutter round the bottom of a
tree for watering the roots.

WTtW* (*; 1. b. Idem.
{W.-W-ii) a. Lazy. m. Elephantiasis./. A creeper.
W a. Indolent, m.
Flatulence, tympanitis.
VWt.m (m-w) l.f.m. Idleness.
wS.^Hr (no 1. /. A woman
with languishing looks.
VST* (*) 1. n. A fire-brand.
Cj:) 2./. A long gourd.
W$ (^r) 3. /. Idem.
1. sb. IUdown.
V.HIV (.) 1. m. Loss.
HBn: (K--) 1. m. A door.
*fir (t>:) 2. m. Ablack bee : scorpion ; crow ; cuckoo ; liquor.
^fW O) 1. a. The forehead.
wfar.Jig (W) 1 . n. Swarm of bees.
^fw.HT (<:) 1. m. A black snake.
ftlfir* (nt) 5. m. A hypocrite.
^T>-fwtSratr (fl) 1 ./. The uvula.
^fira'Crt:)''"'- Earthen waterjar.
{*> 5. m. A large black
scorpion,
^fij.^ 1. m. A terrace.
^tV.Har (aj;) 1. in. A large bkek
bee ; a scorpion ; a dog.
^twf<TO (S:-liT-TT) a. Ignorant
wding and writing,
wfw.fm (V) 1. n. The red lotus,
^ftr.firai 1./. Trumpet flower.
W.far^T (^T) I./. Contentment.
^fo.Tffl C*0 ' < A frog ; a cuckoo i a large black bee.
^ffl.WWT (WT)/. Swarm of bees.
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*fer(v:) A bee; a cuckoo ; a dog ; lotus filament.

0*0 l.m. Swarm of bees.
wfV.Pm* (TO I. Hum or
noise of swarm of bees.
*f*.fr*ir(it)i. H.lfaR.
^rfW (#) n- Falsehood, a. False,

vain, litile, unpleasing.
beans fried in sesatnum oil.
WfJ (*r:) 2./. Small water-pot.
Î5t (ir:-fll-a|) a. Uncut.
^j^f interj. Unmeaning word
used by imps.
^Wiij inter/. Idem.
KMW {W:-r-Tf) a. Much.
î.ifaT (ot:-W-W) a. Firm,
^.il* (*!-WT-W) Desolate,
l.fnw <*:-VT-*) n. Inspecting.
%TW 1 Disappearance.
^.Sitf*W (HS-m-lf) a- Unseen,
T).I (ti-MT-'i) a. Content.
W.wrfwW (Wt-f*T*Vf) a. Idem.
HMm iW!-TT-w) a. Steady.
ti.WTW Off-^-^) Jdcnt ^.WBH (vi-^T-'T) o. Content.
^.*T^ (w) 1. Fixedness.
*.rft (it) 1. Red lotus.
o. Supema(<tC) 1. m. Tree; member.
(tji-m-ii) a. Little, emall.few.
WW(*:-*T-li) a. Small; low,
(*) 3./. Sweet flag-root.
^W.JT=J (ail 1. n. The red lotus.
TlTO.Tr Ignorant.
ôt.wt* (^r ; - ) Small, short.
**T.HT*0lT) 1./. StnallnesB.
'.^n Badly paid.

^W.ST (W>-*M|) n. Pool.
Foolish.
(<it) I m. Kind of IWarf.
^W.IH () 1 . The red lotus.
^m.Dm {Ti-Tr-T) a. In significantW-Wf (V>WT-*) Of litUe
weight.
^W.intr^* a, Of little
credit; credulous. 1. ffl. Common cucumber.
*W.T (;-r-) a. Feeble.
TTTO.-wre (*(:-^r-*i) a. Giving little
trouble, or annoyance.
^rW.Tft (f*:-f:-fa) a. Ignorant.
^W.mni (W : -TOT - >*J) n . Unfortunate.
^W.TT 1. n. A little.
^WT.mftw (T;) l.m. Amaranth.
^W.flJfltffti-FBi-flt) a.Diminutive.
(WR-Ô Foolish.
^WTO^C^-'W-'aKCooking little.
^W,TUl tm-Vt) a. Young.
^W.TTfVw. W-Wt-W Taci "
turn of few words.
^q.fr*?(*r-*)T-*i) a. Doinglittle.
^W.ft^Ti a. Ill taught.
TO.Rfll (Rr-fili-fll) . Weak.
vmw- adv. By little or few.
TIW9T5 (p) I . n. A small pond.
H WP f ffip i j tO-tWt'fil) a- Satisfied with Httle. content.
^WIJnj (v.) l.m. A goat. a. Shortlived, young, of few days.
^WTW (OTx-wr-W) a, Very little.
WWJTtT: (*:-T.l-t) a- Abstemious.
^fB-(Si-irr-*) a. Least.
**tftl!rr (W-m-Ti) a. Reduced.
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n (n-.-m-ii) a. Idem
*] ( ij T*t-fl^- *| : )a. Very small
*wpr (*T:-T-*f) a- Defective.
*Pf îfrr 1 . a. To keep ; to please.
%W prep. From, off, away.
^T.*r a. Opposite.
downward s, southern, backwards.
WT.wfwrfT(Tr:) 1. m. A Bauddha.
1. m. Dust.
^"T^tiw Ci) 1. h. Excision.
*T.4n (*) I.*. Extraction.
^*.*flaH{*T:-fn-li) p. Seen.
*T*.*rJ( (Ht) 1. nt. Leisure.
*<MiW (*:-*!->!') a. Coarsely
pounded ; violated.
^.P^ ("if-fifl-rtj a. Violater of a vow to be chaste.
^.iflfi.nB (fl) 1 Penance.
OT.9*K fci-TMi) o. Opposite,
contrary ; backwards.
W.^fftw(;-sn-WJp.Cnt offjvexed
^T.'jf l '4M(lf:-fTMr) ^.Surrounded,
attracted, affected.
VT.ee (l-lT-) a. Eipelled.
VT.Sfin! (St-ftr^-fn) a. Barren.
l.n (ai:-WI--aiJ a. Unfit to be
said ; indescribable.
"9.*9f (W-sn-Tir) a. Straight.
^PI.'S'Î (^') I. a .Weeping aloud.
^TJ.^q (iji) 1 . iii . Price ; binding.
W*.nrTf*n (fa:) 2. m. Descending.
^.fjfiJT Neglect of duty.
^T,*l (Si-H-V) p. Badly sounded ; abused.
WT-TFIfT {u:)l .m.Bad sound ;curse.
(ip-*) 1. w. . Ichor,
fetid discharge ; trickling.
^T/IW (V) 1- - Discord.
^T-îTq (HO 1 . in. Bad digestion.

W.^j (HO I. m. Loss, waste.
(S:-Tn-JT) p. Ill thrown;
insinuated, said sarcastically.
TT.^TIi (:-WT-'F) p. Emanated.
VT.^H (H:-tf1-ir)p. Sneered upon.
^.^1 (ITi)Ijb. Throwing wrong,

throwing down j irony, sarcasm.
*t.flfo?T (iTi-m-lftf. Disregarded.
*PT.JT<i (U;-<UT-I3j 1. in. A boil, or
pimple upon the face.
W.JIW (fTr-TU-TT) p. Known ; gone.
WVxTh (fir:) 2. /. Knowledge in
general ; departure.
^5.JTO (<r:)l.m./-n. Bathing early.
^'.JlfjrJT (7T.--fn.if) P. Unsaid.
^T.UH (w) I. m. Knowledge, certainty ; removal.
^T-JCisj (S;-tn-tf) p. Immersed ;
bathed ; deep.
*r.Jfflj (an-Hjrjg) j>. Meant; left.
^T4.JII^ i^t) 1 . n. A baling.
W.WT (TO '>. Immersion ; a
bath.
'sr^.arTI 1. a. Immersing.
^5.mf^rI(fT:-rIT-W) P- Immersed.
^.iUfT (TTNTtT-it)?. Revealed ; detested, a. Blame, satire.
^T.fl'Vr (f) 1. n. A veil ; veiling.
^W.ilf^FT (*r) I./. Idem,
^.PHW(JT:-T|I-7T)P. Concealed.
^t.)lf5lrr (rT.'-TTT-tf) P- Pounded.
^sr.iz^j (V) 1. n. An inflection.
^W.Stt* {V) 1 . n. Assailing with
weapons with intent to kill. *
^*.<T^ (TO I. m. Seizure ; disrespect ; drought ; obstacle.
^W.l^ (*) 1. n. Obstacle, abuse.
*R.1TTT (TO 1. m. W ; drought.

^jr.WS (f:) I, m. A hole, a cave.
^T.w^Ca-Jl.n. Rubuing.grinding.
^TT-tpfn (W-W-Tf) p. Rubbed.
^T.im (*:) I. m. Threshing corn
with a wooden pestle and mortar ; striking j fatal blow.
^.HlffHl (tft-fWt-fiOB. Striking.

Proclaimed.
I .m.Whirlingjwhirlpool.
apr.^wV (*f) 1. m. Whirling.
W.BF&Tr (W-Tn-li) p. Whirled.
*W.*PTO (*) 1. b. Proclaiming.
*f.TOir (0 Silence.
^.TCfrr Cr-m.â-Unspeakable.
^.T^ta.ffT(Trt)l./. Unspeakableness i reproach ableness.
WOT (^:) l.m. Collecting.
Vr.TOT (*:-*T-<|wf) o. Silent.
^T.^rm (ii-lflT-*H) p- To be cast
down, given, applied.
^Tr.'W*- (*:) 1, m. Pendent crest.
*H.^k(-sf-i|T,)l. /. Pounding.
T^.whr (?i:-?rr-Ti) p. Pounded.
The flag or crest
of a standard hanging down.
^'.^T (*) 1 . n. A chowrie for
fanning away flies.
ÎT."<(TW (w:-7rT-fi) p. Emaciated
by hunger j reaped,
*S7.f^w (f^R-'A p- Cut off.
^T.^firTt (7T) l.H. A horse laugh^
W.ft.H< (*) 1. n. Idem.
^MmX. 1 ) l- m - Excision; apart;
'peculiar property of any thing.
W.^bt (*;-*MT) a. Cutting ;
distinguishing, m. A predicates
â-.^Vf (**> Gutting.
*Pt.^<T*^ (^:) I. m. Generalising, removing distinctions.
W.lfirfl (ff:-?TT-7f) 1 . p. Born.

^T.3RJ O) 1. m. Overcoming.
^.fairr (W:-W1-7T] p. Conquered.
^W.WT (*) I./ Disrespect.
^.unr{H:-HT-Tr)p. Disrespected.
Wviit (*) 1. n. Disrespect.
^".Sd (ji>Î-4). Contemptible.
'PfWrimr (w : -iH-<rjp.Degraded.
â-Z (^:) l.m. A hole ; a well.
1- '" A mast,
(fa:) 2. m. Hole ; ainus.
W.4t* (T;-Tt-*1 a. Flat-nosed.
â-z [a] 2/.The back of the neck ;
a hole i a well -, a tree.
W-W(Wi) 1. m. A hind curl.
VT.^tl (if) 1 . n. Flight of a bird.
OT.lfo (*T:-l|) 1. m. Ear-ring;
crest, ornament.
^V.n'fotT (n---m--H)p. Crested.
<l*.nffl (fir.) 2./. Extension.
^.fTF9 l.n. Slight darkness.
^flt^ (W) 1. . Descending;
crossing ; translating ; quoting.
VpTiKlW (ifj 1. n. Extension.
V.HI^Ct) 1 ,n. Descent; in carnation.
^.TfK* (*) 1- Being haunted ;
end of a garment ; worship.
<1.7nftw (w:-W(-?i)p. Taken off.
^T.Tft^t (t^-wr-nf) p. Descended ;
crossed, passed over; incarnate.
IW.^Tan (VI) 2./. A cow miscarry,
ing from accident.
(W) 1. to, A relish,
1 ! -fl f-'ljp .Given; furnished.
W^H (1R-in-lfJ a. White; clear.

<i*.^mw (*j-wr-J o. Went.
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WT.^l*T 0*) n. Approved occupation ; breaking , achievment ;

a fragrant grass ; oblation.
W ,^nr^ (fjl .n.Tearing ; a spade.
^T.^tfrft (Bi-m-W) p. Torn.
fifl. n.Root of a fragrant
grass, ( Andropogon muricatum.)
^T.^lte (E) l.n. Idem.
[) t. a. /tfan.
â.^l* p. Soon melted.
Wgsr (=T:-lI-if) Regretted.
W.^W (V) 1. m. Milk.
VT (^J;-V-<) a. Low. n. Sin.
VTSJ.'ft Cfts-fV) a. Foolish.
! m. A market.
W.htI (vi) 1. *. Attention, care.
(*) 1. . Determining,
ascertaining ; emphasis.
^W.VfortWt-Wt-Tflp. Ascertained,
^.tira?! (-sf; \jt. Pursuing, taking.
^V.wftff (W:-Wi-f) p. Chased.
^*fl (fa) 2. m. Limit , pit ; care.
**St* (ft W) ^V<irffl 10. a. To
disregard, to despise.
VT.^K^ (j) I. n. Disrespecting.
^1.*f<r(fl : -m-H')j>-Disrepected.
^t.Vff (Hi-ni-tf) p. Shaken off.
OT.tJipT (IT) 1. Shaking off.
V^Ma {m-W-$) o- To be minded.
^T-il(*lO ' ".Censure; pounding.
(W-wr-W) a. Pounded
coarsely ; abandoned.
(rf)l.n. Satisfaction ; preserving ; kindness ; going,
^v.srn (W-m-ff) a. Bowed, bent.
WT.stfij (fir:) 2./. Bowing.
(\) 1. a. A drum. a. Tied.
^.**f(ij:) 1 .m.Causing to descend.
^*.*ir {z-.'T\--t)a. Flat-nosed.

^[^W (it!) l.m. Causing to bend.
<r*.*riHJr (srs-srr-iR) a. Bending.
W-*rrf*rr (^Y-finPl fir) a. Idem.
^TT.^rn (*J!J 1. m. Causing:to descend, precipitating.
^'W (Wi-*Mf) a. Inflecting.
(*;) 1. M. Binding on.
WTfil (t>:)2./.The earth; keeping.
IfPf.^pl (firs) 2. m. A king.
**fo.HTa (:) I- Me".
^T.fst^T (V) A tree.
w^.frV > rr (#) l. . Spitting on.
Ml) 3./. The earth.
wtft.*fir tfif:) 2. m. A king.
Vrffn (W) l.m./<fan.
^fwrfjm (::) m- fifem.
wita* (tf) 1 . n. Washing.
^Tf>t(fiO 2. m. Acity(Oujein);
name of a river.
*wf"H.3ni(li) Sourgrnel.
W^l (nil 3./. A city, &c.
VI.VTPl (if) I, *. Alighting.
^.TO (ll:-Tir-*) Alighted.
Winr (7T:)1. m. A hole for catch,
ing game ; descent.
W.flini^l l.n.Knockingdown.
Wlrfa* (W:-7fMT) p. Neglected.
^T-iflW (*:) 1. m. A drug causing
sneezing, a sternutatory.
On) 1./, The segment of
the base of a triangle.
(n:)l.m. Judgment ; being
awake; teaching.
^r. (ws) I. m. Waking, &c.
Vt.m 1. m. Light, manifestation, illumination.
^T.mfcn (7i:-m-Tf) p. lUumined.
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^f.Hrftw (fl-fofl-fa) a. Shiuing

bright. f. Outer Bkin or cuticle.
*H.finr p. Broken.
^T.WTT (Vi-TTr-Ti) P- Bent.
^.CT Cî) 1.**. A supplementary
sacrifice ;bathing after sacrifice.
*|\*rs a. Flat-nosed.
*pnr<:-Mr>i. Low. n. Lunar days.
WMK (ir:-m-lf) a. Despised.
^HTF-lTI^W (IP) I.M. A restive elephant, or one in nit.
ST.irfil (fift) 2, m. A master, f.
Aversion ; contempt.
*J\iPff (m-^-)o.Contemptuons.
^W.n I. m. Devastating, laying waste ; giving pain.
W.OT (*s) X.tn. Wearing, effacing,
(if) I - n, Idem.
*JT.WTRT(1T)1. /.Disrespect. Also
^.lfnT (*r:-*n-if) a- Disrespected, despised.
W.mf*H[ (^t-fWl-Pr) . Despising, disrespecting.
^.HTO (^:-sur-!5) o. To be contemned, or disregarded.
wi.i?hm (l!-fll-) a. Prostrate.
îr(*:)1.bi. A limb or member ;
a part or portion ; a syllogism.
^.TrTa (si) 1. a. Partition.
^T.nfW (ft-fifflt-fif) a. Limbed,
having parts, m. A syllogism.
*r. v^(T: - W-*: )a. Posteri o r.y oun ger,

inferior, not less. /. Durga. n.
Hind thigh of an elephant.
A younger brother.
THIX* (W:-WMt) p. Stopped.
niW.KWS adv. Hinder, behind.
^.dw (ft:)2./'.Stoppiiig,ceasing.
^Tt.Ti5 (*:) 1. m. A Sudra.
%n^*mdtt) l. m. Idem,
^^T.-W.W (31;) 1. m. Zflem.
^^.aa (<r:) 1. m. The son.
*^r..WI<T. atfu. Hinder,
*RTT5J a. Belonging
to the last half.
("J:-Wr-*ij p- Censured.
JT.^JHI (nsri-Hiri-iujjp.Torn; sick.
^-^ttTf-sr-^.Stopped.shut in.
(y-sr-tf) p. Alighted.
Vt.ÔC(îJ 1. bi. The seraglio of a
palace ; a fence ; hindrance.
*W.?Pr t"J:-HiI-*; a. Impeding.
(firai) / Concubine, n. Fence.
Î.TTW l.n. Seraglio ; hindrance, obstacle.
VT.ÎBTÎ l.n. A seraglio.
â-.Krfav (*i)l.t.A guard of the
seraglio, or queen's apartments.
^T.jfV^ (*-ft1t-ft) 8. Obstructing, preventing.
(Hj I. h. Diminishing ;
descending ; setting (as the sun.)
JT.îflW (-H:-Trr-Tf)ji.Deprivedof.
*J*.?T* (V)l. m. Mounting; descent i pendent branch ; heaven.
W.^r^w (*) 1. n. Allighting.
nrW.^rffM (^) 1. m. The Indian
fig-tree. a. Descending.
**.**(<:) l.m.BIinne.(i. Colonrlesa.
npr.Wfl (fl:-t)r-V) a. White.
VT-Snr (TH-TTJ l.m.H. The waist.
a. Placed near, attached.
^*.WJ^{T:) 1, m. Asylum, support, prop ; a perpendicular.
*n-.*wr [M)l.n. Idem.
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^T.wfaiT (HHIT-w) a. Protected,

depending on ; quick.
WW.wftm.. (fr-ftwt-ft) Depending on, hanging from.
**.ftlJI to-SI-If) a. Anointed
plastered, smeared ; proud.
wr.fwinn (it) l./. Pride.
W*.tft (a:-r-rf) p. licked up.
VT.*WT (WI) I./. Sport.
WT.5TWT {M) 1. n. Tearing off.
**.iP*T (if) I.n. Rolling.
^S.Slt^W (;-Tr--n) p. Rolled.
(r:-irM) p. Cot off.
{n-)\.m. Smearing ; union ;
ornament ; pride.
^.a.WTJT (7)1. n. Anointing; pride.
WW.WY(W0 l.m. An electuary.
{-*f) I , n . Licking.
WV-WH (Wt-WT-TB) a.To be licked ;
thick or viscid.
^W.WT* (*:) 1. m. Seeing.
WW-iraf W) 1 . n. Sight.
^W.^lfim (W:-m-H) 1. m. A Bauddha. a. Seen, beheld.
WTW.wi(w) 1 .m. A plant, (Serratula
anthelmintica. )
^r.WHrfc:) 1. m, A command ;
censure; trust, confidence.
W.WH (m-W-^) o. Unsubjected.
WW.lrfTOT (T) 1. /. Bandage to
tie a person sitting on his hams.
W*.fS [*:-wr-t)a. Left, rest.
^W.Wl7 (w:) l. m. A scorpion.
WTiftwT (ws-m-TT) a. Unsubjected.
WT.ir* (^t) I. m. Remainder, end.
W.TW adv. Certainly, a. Unsubduable.
W.WW* (V-Wt-4) a. Necessary.
Vnm.TTl (Til) t. i. Necessity.

vt.m ton) i.f. a fog.
Vr.Knn (V) I. m. Frost; pride.
Vt.îirft (*l) 2. /. A cow that
bears after a long interval.
Wfl.saj (*lt-*Tr-*i) . Near; supported ; stopped.
W.SH (H:) 1. m. Gold ; a post;
a support ; a beginning.
W.VW(*')1. n. Supporting a
pillar ; stopping.
WT.sfl^ (V) 1. n. Eating.
Vtt adv. Without, m. (w:) A
king ; the sun. n, Protection.
VW.m (W--WI-W) p- Attached to.
WW.vftW (*r) 1./. A bandage.
WR.TTPWWI (Wil) I. /.Idem.
ft.VUm (7) 1. B. Embracing.
WTO.Î (U:) 1 .m. A village; a college.
WW.Tii) ) I . m. A college.
WW.flfl a.Dispirited. Ionguid, bent ; non-auited.
W.V*. (t:) 1. m. Occasion.
OT.vi (t:) 1 - m. Following one's
own inclinations, or desires,
(w:) 1. m. A spy.
WT.WfWt (*t)3/. A Jaina division
of time, 10 crorea of oceans,
wi*.*^ (^:-Bil-^)a.Right,not left.
W.W^fcO Lassitude, exhaustion ; bad ctmse ; end.
(*:-Wil-Wf)a, Exhausting.
TOYIY* 1 . Removing.
^T.^tf** (Tr:-TH-fl')p. Exhausted.
Hflltt'O''"' Conclusion ; limit.
WWW l fi W (Tt-V-*i) a. Ending.
WW.ÎH (W:) 1- End ; certainty.
WW.Wn:"? (w) 1- n. Removing.
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(m)\. Sprinkling.
>W.%f* (H.-)l.m. A kind of cake.
W*.%^PT (0 Sprinkling.
qr*.%q (U:-HT-*i) a. Destructible.

^.^^CÔl-w.Acamp; assault;
descending ; bathing.
^WMI iV) 1. n. Assault &c.
^.mP^rW:-m-Ti)p.AttBcked&c.
-*V.*?TC (*S)1. m. A privity; ordure.
(V) l.m. A sweeper;
a broom, a brush.
^pr.Wft adv. Posterior, lastly.
WT.^nr (TO I . m. A tent screen.
^.TO (*[) 2. n. Insubstantiality.
WTOOT (4n)l<y< State, condition.
WTWT.ÎJB^ () Four states,
or periods of life, childhood,
youth, manhood and old age.
^tifl l Jgq (n) 1- Two states,
happiness and misery.
(M) 1. Situation.
^rr.inm (w) 1. Fixing.
VTWiftpI (Tr:-1T-H)p. Fixed.
^.rrfa^ (^l- fatfl-fclHStaying.
^^.fejH (Wl-Hr-71) a. Occupying
place, engaged in ; firm.
*l-faf* (ft 1 ) 2-/ Abiding.
^pr.^W (fti'WT-TT) a. Beaten, bruised, threshed, winnowed.
m.^mQi) 1. rt. Taking away ;
fining ; plundering.
(W)l.m.Back of the hand.
^T.W: W A eQark i a tnief i
a water- elephant ; a truce ;
apostacy.
^T.^roir (:) l.m. A shark, a
thief, &c.
^.^rtafn-n-Bji-'S)''. Recoverable,
redeemable i finable.
Wlfar*I (*l)l/Awall or fence.
IW.^TO WO*- m. Lightness, sport.
Vf.fal (lP-*TMf) a. Known, attentive, done with care.
^.f^(iOT-rf)l /.^Dissimulation.
1 . n. Disrespect,
(si-wr) 1. n.f. Idem.
,%f*ni -fl )/> Dis re spe cted .
WV-Jpfit (*tft)3/.A kind of anise,
^mr.firc^/tli-^:) o.Down-looked.
^l?Tq (q:-fl[-^) a. Watching over.
HfTV {1>in-iJ) a. Stooping.
^.î. 5 ^ (^:-WT-) a. Down-looked ; cast down headlong.
K.tTX (iQ a. Dumb.
^1T* or ^1*. (*-^t-*r) a.
Down-looked ; southern.
^Tl^ fa (*T:-iT?-*i) a. Southern.
^.^['^ {^) n. Blameable discourse.
a. Vile, improper to be said.
*.TTnrt (m) \.f. Reproach.
V.YTO.îr. (*t:) ! m - Tne vulva.
^.qi5ratr (*f) 1 . n. Disrespect.
%*lf^(4t- fic^-f^)n-Peaceable.
^.TIT (*t!-irr-W) a. Dried, dry.
W|w?t ("O^T-Oa. Included.
^.TTpm (?T--W-W)p. Unsown.
*)fTH (K:-Sr-}f) p. Received.
^HTfH (fil:) 2./. Obtaining.
^.T[W (m:.njl-in) a. Unatlainable.
V.*\K (X)l-- Near bank of a river.
WTTC-TTt(^!) 1. m. The ocean.
WWlt.TtfW (*-*t-W) - Crossing.
^.îftÎI^T) l./.Coriandcrseed.
fl.^lftJr (n:-HMb Unimpeded.
V.litH (m-H-*) o. Crossing.
Di:i.tiZ0"J by Co<
*m (
^.TT<0 (Qii-WI-m') a. Unrestrainable, irresistible.
^vnO-TW r^:-rt-<) a. Idem.
WnjflHI (Wr-*T-w) a. Idem,
^TTTz fz:) 1- m-Son bya second
hastiand, or another man.
*WTW (>nl 5. m. A thief.
^.*tTO a. Naked.
^ (Is-TI-^J a. Unreal.
W.^TOfav {v.-WJ-qi) a. Idem.
(fit) 2. m. The sun ; a mountain ; a sheep ; a wall , air.
*.ft*(*E) 1. . A diamond.
^.fr^ (V-^t-^J a. Unblown.
îfs.â {Z:)\.m. A flock of sheep.
*.fTM t^-Î-J) a. Modestly
silent, not boasting. Also,
^ft.^^r (î) 1. n. Absence of
vanity or boasting.
(m;.mr-io) a. Unshaken,
unwavering.
V.fkm <8(-i:-WI WJa.Entire, perfect.
^.(Vsl(W:)l .in. Positive precept.
(V-tl-TJ a. Immutable.
W.fa*tai (lSi-4i-ta) a. Idem.
^.fvflm (B;-Ttt-Tf) a. Unchanged.
^frffl (n:-wt-W) a. Powerless.
^-frifffl (w-*flr-w) a. Unsurpassed ; powerless.
<*.fa*w (H-.-WI-* a. Unsold.
i f*** (Hi) l.**. Vigour.
^ -ft ( 3 : - n - *f jo . U n m o ved .firm .
V.f**p<1 (n:- , tir-n) a. Unwearied.
^fr^tT (m-WMl) a. Entire, unhurt, uninjured.
^.ftra H i mw (BiT- | T) Unhurt.
W.NfHB (W-W-i) a. Undiverted.

^.fr*IW(W:) I. m. Quiesceuce.
^.fa-^rfini (Ti:-<rMi)a.Quiescent,
undisturbed. [tained^
^f.pTMW (fr:-WT-lf) a. Present, re^fV ji f%fr( n ; -7n ') Unreproached.
^.fanfcr (h.-.wt.t,) a. Idem.
W.fajnK^-SH.qi) a. Compatible.
'firi (TTO I. m. Caronda tree.
^ftw (T:-^r-T) a. Incorporeal.
^PrST (^-TT-ir) a. Unimpeded.
"W-f^q-fl^ (Wi-ty-if) a. Ignorant.
fVqrlTW(7f:.iT|.H') a. 111-juriged,
badly investigated,
^.frnrfaw (Tr:-WMr)fl.Unmoved.
^.fr^H (Wi-7iT-<i) a. Permanent,
^.ft^-ff (w:-tjl-l) . Undivided.
*f*^ (*:^T-^) a. Idem.
^.ftwtiftTJ ti:-*n-tj) a. Of the
same kind, not different,
"V-faV (T:-tTT-lfj a. Stupid.
{:-I[-7fj a. Unknown,
^.faiht [V-W-Vj a. Unknowable.
^.fw#t* (it) 1. n. Direct fliglit.
*|.pnr {H:-ftI-fl) a. Preserved,
^.ftim m'j n. Truth, a. True.
^.f>ri(1:-vrT-lf) a. Unknown ; poor.
>lpr.*jj (m '.-m\-x^) a. Fit for sheep.
^.fVaT* (*j:-**fi-Wl) a. Stupid.
^.flf^T (Hl-ltr-lfj a. Unknown.
Wft.^l a. Near.
^f*-T* 1^1 The milk of a ewe.
*.fl*.**l<>"0 1./. Aplant,(Cissampilos beiandra.)
Î.fw OÎT) 1./. Ignorance.
^.fÎir (ifj 1. n. Irregularity.
*.f*f*ift:.fa:-f>l) a. Irregular.
*B;.fs;f.yH* (*;-iir-*) a. Idnm.
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*.ft*M Uncivil.
^ . fa H ^ ( ( * : - ti- C)a .1 ndestructible .
^l.fVWT.WT* IW:) 1. Inherent
property or quality.
^.finnfui. (#l-fa<Vf*) Ide.
structible. indcatructive.
^.flftn* (:} I. m- Illogical conclusion, or inference.
^W.f>nTfTW(Tff-ffl*tl-fn) ".Holding on, not turning back.

^.ftSrmw (*r-r-qij a. Without
exception, universal.
^.RiPHrCHi-miOo. Misbehaving.
^.Mtm(W0 '/ Unchaste wo^fjr.ira (z:) 1. M. Woollen cluth,
^.farPS 0^) 5 / Prosperity.
^.pPTO (U:-'ST-Ti) a. Unhurt.
^.falT* C0 ! m - Immaturity.
^.fl35I (w:-WI-*f) a- Small.
a. Near.
^.fm (Wi-WI-W) a. Unviolated.
W-f* 1 *' (Wr-Wt-li) a. Fruitful.
^.ftsr(W:-Wr-*) " Unblown.
(H:-Wr-TS) a. Undivided.
W.flWIt (Jl:-m-lf) a. Unportioned.
^.(WUrWWW l.n.Imperceptibility.
^.fawfaw i^-Vl-M) a. Unperceived, undistinguished.
^f>.flT^*Jj I.n.Themilkofaewe.
tfWi (Wt-W- J o. Dirty, [ras.
%f*fWll(tfO ! Anameof Baoaras. a. Unloosed, unquitted.
' tj.firsww: (T:) L.m. Shiva Linga.
*I.fjnm ;-W-li) 0. Undivided.
^.ftoilT (HO 1- m - Conjunction.
*.f*KX (ffl:-T-w) o- Devoted to.
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^r.ff^TI (:-Tn-w) o. Eternal.
*l.f*<^ (:-WT-St) o. Coarse,
close ; uninterrupted,
.ftow (w:-flT-t) a. Continuous^MlH (m) 1 .m.Non-oppoEition.
^.flwfw (sT-fall-fll) a. Asist*, not opposing.
"J.fasTW (*(i-^t-i*) a. Prompt.
H.ftijIWT (*i-WMf) a- Quick.
^t.fWf^fT (tf) eau. Quickly.
^.fruf^ST.Tim (r) 1. m. Quick
pace, going swiftly.
*.fV*T(VT) 1./. A sheep.
(V-VT-)<. Constant.
^J.faTiy, (V) l-'"' Content.
^.f^'if^,(<l-f^-r^)a. Peaceable, not contentious.

^.fTflfsff (7l:-?TI-i)n.Unmarricd.
^.ruTtf*^ (Tt-fT'ft-fir) a. Idem.
^.ftfrW (W-HMlO a. Undiscriruinated ; common.
<H.fq7î (if:) m. Indiscrimination.
*.frtf**K^-f*iVf')- Inconsiderate, indiscriminate.
^.f=rt^ a. Idem.
^.ftTr (*T) 1./. Confidence,
^.fanflfff (IP-WI-lf) a. Unapprehensive, confiding.
W.fTSJ3 a. Pure.
<*.fin (J:-*T-V) a. Unvarying.
.firitf.V OB:-TI-W) o. Undiscriminating, not distinguishing.
*.9nfwi[ iwl-fttf-fil) a- Mistrustful, unbelieving,
^.fw^mi (w.-wtije. Unwearied.
W.ftTre (W-T-) a. Mistrusted.
%.fTWre pBt) 1. m. Mistrust,
unbelief, wtiut of confidence.
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*.fV*rar (m) l./.A cow calving
after a long interval.
ft l-m-ii I. o. Antidotal.
m. The ocean ; sky. (*t)3./. A
river ; the earth.
V.frvitt (wi-WI-lli) a. Unrestrained.
W.faw (*T-1T-fl) Immaterial,
imperceptible, indifferent to.
(tff-fSfift-fn} a. Adhering, m. Continued /ever.
*fWl Ewe's milk.
W.frog (BT) l.n. Indistinct speech.
^ft(fl:l 3. /. A woman in her
courses. [lest.
*.flf*(faO 2.m. A hell. a. Wave^.flf^W:) 1. n>. Hell for liars.

*.*K(X!-W-<) a. Weak. (Xj) \.f.
Without husband and son.
^WfW.5l"Tr (W:-^T-^)a.Living
on simple fruit;.
1 ./. Attention ; seeing ;
agreement, engagement.
*^<fr^ ("^) 5- m. Brahman
not knowing the vedaa,
(W-V) 1. "/ A calf.
*.H(Vi) 1. it. Denial or concealment of knowledge, (gr)
/. Chewed betel.
(m-yr-w) a. Irregular.
^*!* Wet.
W ("SO I. m. A cloud ; a year.
(BO Viahnu. a. Supreme being; unknown quantity or principal, o. Unapparent.
Wl.fiirv (*>i) \.f. Doubtful act ;
algebraic calculation.
^nMjw(f8n.ffc-fn!) a. Invisible.
r ) nm
IVWXm (w01.rn.Dark.red colour.
^ffl.wfu. (fit!) 2. /. Unknown
quantity in algebra.
^R."f?T* a. Incomprehensible.
1- n Equalion..
*.ajn (Ui-nr-m a. Undisturbed.
V-VW (T:-TT-T> a. Plain, perfect.
WSff (n)/. Cowach.
(TI-TT-T) a. Well made,
symmetrical, perfect.
^.^B*T (n:) l.m. An animal without horns though old enough to
have them. a. Indistinct,
war (it) \.f. Cowach.
Wfir^VJ (:-ir-4 ) a. Distinct.

^^m (V-lT-*i) a. Free from pain,
m.A snake. /Yellow mj-robBlan.
^.^ftl (fti:) 2. m. A horse.
^.*lfir.*t 3./. Earth ; night.
^.*rf*rw (^l-falft-fa) 1. a. Free
from paiu . fearless.
*.tfkW n. The ocean ; sun.
*.*rfafl (tf) 3. /. Earth ; night.
*I.^Wj(ini-3n.Hi)n, free from pain.
*.*foW^,(ft-fW-f*) " Faithful, not inconstant.
{V-H) l.m.n. Anindeclin.
able word. m. Vishnu, a. Economical ; imperishable.
^nyHT^ (Mfi-m) a. Eternal, m.
Soul, spirit.
^.vSt.ur* (TJ) 1, m. Unperisha.
bleness. Indeclinable com pound.
(*!-*-**J a. Profitable,
(atr-aji-ni) B. Veracious.
{mt-WT-M)a. Near, contiguous ; careless.
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(V) I.*. Negligence.

^.*wi?.<^.-*rit-TO>a. Negligent, carel ess.
".wrofini w-fipft-flo - Negligent, inactive, remiss.
*.<*TOI <WT) I./. Irregularity.
^(.aurferff (Wi-WI-lf) a. Illegal.
(iH:-3ai-sa')a.Un net ionit! ile Bt Ian.
^.sr*ftir iH-.-m-Tt) a. Adjoining.
V.m%H (TTi-WT-Tt) o. Undetermined, unsaid.
(Hi-Jn-if )a. Steady.moral.
^.*WfsPr Mt-firft-fw) o. Idem.
^.STW a. Unscattered.
.Undisturbed.
^.srret" (TT:-*Mt) a. Simple, n.
Simple element. God.
(WT) 1./. Obscurity.
^ÎTWnr (W:-WT-lft a. Obscure.
(it) 1- ObBourity.
a. Inexplicable.
^.W! (Wt) I- Simplicity.
*.*riv* a- Special.
^JT*1* (T:-TJ-<) o. lneipert m
business, m. Business not known.
^.nfiTai (> 1. . Speciality.
^.WlflW Oft-fi^-ft) Special.
*r.Tffl (HT-HI-rf) a.Peculiar.liroitcd.
^."irfit (fill) 2-/- Peculiarity.
-|.nrrni(si:-ojM8) Peculiar.
<j.^|M.ffl (fll) 2./. Peculiar category, one not universal.
Mum (w) I- Untiredness.
^.HVI (lfl-HI-lf) a. Unresisted,
not disappointed.
.mi(TH (Wl-WT-ll) a. Undisputed.
^.fl*(t;-*T-<B)a. Unscarred.
WTf (Jt) ^mfw 9. a. To eat.

in,m,V) 3. rf. To pervade ; to crowd, to heap.
W.TfW(TT) 1. B- Unfriendly oraen.
^.BW (Wi-an-T*) n. Unable.
^.*fw (ftp) 1/ Inability.
*i.JtJ(W.-Wr-*d) a. Impracticable.
î.WH[(sr:-wr-*) a. Fearless.
W.'ffTW a. Idem.
(a;-<rr-if) a. Good.
(^:) 2. m. Moon. a. Friendly.
^JTT t) m. A plant, n. Food.
WK.V*f{*f)f. A plant, (Marsilea qaadrifolia.)
^pnn(*IT) I./ Hunger.
^lprfa!! (Hi-Hi -if) a. Hungry.
^jtfif (f-fO ni./. A thunderbolt.
"S.BCWr:)),!. Kama a. Incorporeal.
^.wf\ftwJ^-fi;rVfr>.Incorporeal.
SUTOTH (>) 5. n. Pain. o. Afflicted.
(*n-Wt-) a. Defenceless.
^t.Wr=fl pW-W-"*) a. Restless.
^.Hlfwr (fM:j 1./. Restlessness.
^.tTTRI [Rl:-rr-W)a.Unappearable.
f-TTP^H (W!*m-li) o. Perishable.
W-WW (h) 1. n. Anarchy.
^.HjfaH (H:-HT-H) a.Uogoverned.
^.BTW a. Unscriptnral.
^jrrw.filfTTT (H:-HI-H) a. Idem.
^.fnfq (H!-HI-H) a. Untaught.
^ftlB (<f:-7TT-wJ o. Eaten.
^fipnptir (H!-HI-H) a. Formerly grazed by cattle.
^fipi (V) 1. m. A thief.
^.firfHW (V-VT'VJ a. Firm.tight.
^fwxt*:) l-m- Aname of the
sun ; an imp : fire. a. A diamond.
^.fwXHjIff-TO a. Headless.
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*.f*T* a. Unfortunate.
J.fitf*! (*0 l.f. Childless woman.
*.flnft (Of. Idem.
I.fv* a. Knde.
VfaV.TIJ (HI) l.f. Rudeness.
-*.Wtw (W:-imi) a. Hot.
*Wlfw (fiTO 2./. Eighty.
^ jJlfn* (I:-*I-ai)a.Octagenarian.
'S.ift^ 0:-<il-w) a. Undecayed.
a. Vulgar.
*>*pV (BBli-Bfr-sBi) a. Moist.
V.Hfk (fV-fai-f*) o. Impure.
^.S(*:-*r-i) a. Impure, inaccnrate, unknown.
^nW-^reaj (*:) 1, w. A vagrant.
^.TJW (*) 1. . Sin.
ÛW-Wfa^. (^t-fa-tft-fa) a. Coraing, wishing evil, speaking evil.
^.Uw (wi-WT-W) a. Unripe.
*.*T* (Hi-wi-a") a. Entire.
^-filJ (W-) 1. m. A shrub (Jonesiaj. n. Quicksilver, a. Cheerful.
tf.%Tfirtf(>ny.Medicinal P Iant.
^ftWTft (Fit) 2. m. A tree, (Nauclea Cadamba.)
*l->m(^|t) l.m. Contentment.
*.TTO o. That ought
not to be lamented ; transitory.
^.WpfW (W:-TTT-*t) a. Unclean, in. accurate, uncorrected.
^.irW (^-lTMrJo.TJnlucky, bad.
înq (Oi-qr.q j a. That cannot be
dried up, or withered.
(^) 1. n. Imparity.
*ifiH o. Spiritless.
(4) 1. Cowardice.
WTW (W-^J-ti) p. Pervading. ^^.fq^TftW-(W-iBl-W) a. Insisting on eating and drinking.

W (**:) m. A mountain ; a cloud,
^r.^ff (r : "fl-5) a. Stone broken.
(V'-WI-V) a. Idem.
^r.arii (:) 1. m. An emerald.
^JH.ai (afjl.a. Red chalk.

^r.srTrar 0*5) I. n. Bitumen.
W^W (0 An axe for
breaking stones ; breaking atones.
^Wt W) - . A stone or rook.
Wl ("IJ I. n. A fire-place-;
death, a. Unbounded ; unlucky.
*nr*n <) 1. n. A fire-place;
lamp-shade; kind of nzalis.
^W-3 B I("') 1- Benzoin, [stone.
WJ.i(W] 1. m. A mortar of
^W-f*nE 5./. Thenameofa,
plant, (Pleclrantb.ua scutellaroides.)
W ^ (^:) 1. m. Idem.
Hm.m (qs-itt-v) a. Stony, full of
or made of stones, n. A mineral.
^nS-Slfsr (fir:} 2. m. An emerald.
WBPCfti -Tl-t) a. Stony.
ÔrO (^1)3./, Strangury; the atone.
WCt-W (W ! ) I. m. A tree, (Tapi*
cratceva ) a. LithonthripUc.
VWtf-fK (r.:) 1. m. A plant.
W^T (X:-<) l.m. . Iron.
WTO* (*:) 1. m. A plant.
{K---0 1. m. n. The stone.
VI (v) 1. . A tear; blood.
*.w (*i-*r-) . Unbelieving.
(sr) 1./. Unbelief.
^.^*TTit(r>Ht-i) a. Unbelieving.
*.*Sfl a. Incredible.
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Tfq (f:) 1 . m. A fiend ; cannibal,

^.qr^ l.n. Deafness.
W.^ (Us) 1- m. Untiredness.
^.W*(*UlNeglectof funeral riteB.
j.WH (m:--^1T-ii) a- Eternal.
*J.f*Kfw)2/The edge of a sword;
a corner, or angle of a room.
tJ*Jfo[ (U-WI-X). Inglorious,
^.^tmi (FI^-Hll HW) Idem.
(*) 2. n. A tear.
*S.*<T (W:-7i[-3) a. Unheard.
^W!wT*l (*) 3./. Fistula lachry^.1T7T(?t:} l.in.Sheding of tears,

t^.gg a. Weeping.
^5rfl9 (*t[-^t-^0 Worthless.
(?i-ST-T) o. Inferior.
W.^l^tfl (lO I' ^ Brahman who
has not read the vedas.
^,in (sii-bii-î a. Worthless.
(ar;-WT o. Inglorious.
WWta W-Wf-W) < Idem, i^) I.
n. Rustic language.
^W'(H) I-/- 9th lunar mansion.
WW.w* 1- m. A name of
Ketu or the dragon's head.
W^Tir.W ftt) 3. m. /(/em.
W {10 1- mi- A horse.
^jÎf a. Horse-lite. m.
A hack, a stray horse.
W*.*fH*r (VI) I./. A plant.
W*.*>3 (!) l.m.The Sal tree.
^.nmTW (*:) I. m- /*m.
^^.('fl('fl)3/.lstlunarmatision.
^W.<5T (*!)l.m. A hoof i perfume.
(TT-flj I. 3./. A plant,
IClitoriu ternutea.)
W^r{1[)l/.A plant (Physalis

fleiuosa.)
^.jtTCT()()ljt. A pair of horses.
1. A stable.
.^(T:) 1 .m.Demon.Hayagriva.
W-V (If:) Oleander.
wftftWl 1. m. A farrier,
veterinary surgeon.
ra-f*?nillOvr)l./. Farriery.
(K-) 1. m. A chief of the
serpent race ; a mule. a. Swift.
WIS (WO 1. The holy fig-tree.
miini (m)l.m. The name of a
sage and warrior, son of Drona.
(Jt) I. /.A plant, (Trihulus lunuginosus.)

(jfl) 1. n. Death ; termination ; fire-place ; field ; bad fate.
n.qr (*0 ! '" A groom.
^.Wfl (w:l 1. m, Idem.
WV-HW (s) 1 .m,A kind of grass.
W.W (WT) I./. Lightning.
WHftfWn (*01. /.The natural
enmity of a horse and buffalo.
W^.fllT (T:) 1. m. Oleander.
WwrOfft*;) 1. m. Idem.
W^.^V [m:)\ m. Celestial quirister.
WWH .m- The sacrifice of a
horse. A hundred such entitles
to the sovereignty of heaven.
VS.flTstn or ^rSHTfi* {V.) t.. A
horse lit for an ashwamedha.
^.^8J(W)6./. First lunar mansion, ra. raonth^s'in(Sept.-Oct.)
Wt^ l.m. Keeper of ahorse.
WW.wr* m.A kind of snake.
^ iju rw (Wl) 1 . m. Idem ; horse
hair.
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(*:)I.m. Celestial quiristcr.

^*r** (V) l.n. A stud of horses
and mares. rfw-Horae and mare.
^T.vy (V) 1- M. A horseman.
W.*FC (T=) 1- m. Idem.
WT (*:) I.M. A sort of ox.
wfr^ <\-) 1. m. A name of
Nala ; a king ; a jockey.
VS-T^ (^:) l.n. A farrier.
(Wi) 1./. A stable.

{V:) l.m.Acott.
W*.S?*ifa*T (<n) 1 /. The natural
enmity of a horse and jackal.
^TT? (JTjl.n.Aset of six horses.
W^.Uif^w f^l| a.m. A horseman.
^V-^Ttar 1 .n. Coachmanship,
^fl.ij*! (31:) l.n. Name of a king.
Wiq.il (sr.-) 1. m. His
1VI Oli-ifti-^) o. Of to-day.
^*wf%T (*:-OT-W) a, 7dem.
^*Tt^ ('J Horsemanship.
^Trfttft::) 2. m. A buffalo,
WT*S (5f:) 1. m. Ahorseman.
^rart^* (nr:) 1. m. A plant,
(Physalis flexuosa.)
^TT^T^tf^) 5. m. A horseman.
^ftr (T:-WT-) a. Drawn by
horses, carried by horses.
lHt)5. m. Twin sons, physicians of heaven. So ^jfariftTpiT
^W.fflKT.^fa*|.qi(r. Km.
*fw*t (*t) 3./. The first lunar
mansion; a nymph, wife of
the sun.
*f%-WTW () 1. n. The heaven
or station of the oswins.
''ft* (T.--Wr-*) a. Distant a day's

journey for ahorse.
^*<t (WW-*) a. Of a horae.
^TTO (:-B"lt> a. Broad-chested .
V\ (51) ^re.'w W 1 . c. To go ; to
take or receive ; to shine.
Î.^Tfl^ (W:) 1 , m. A secret.
l.m. The month Ashadha
(June July); stodeut's stuff./.
{3T)20thand21st lunar mansions
*JTT3qr (^:) 1, m. Idem.
TO* (*:-qn->R) a. Eighth.
TO-HÔ*:) I. m. Brahma.
TO*T (*t) 1. /. Worship of the
manes on the 8th day of every
three months.
TO*TT (T:) 1. m. Dice board.
TO.in! (<(:) 1. m. An octagon.
TO.JHHC^^Js-w.A fabulouB animal with eight legs ; a spider.

TO-** W. m-V)a. Eight-fold.
TO-f^^lW (*l0 1- Regents
of the cardinal points.
TO (*) 5. /. The eight cardinal points of the compass.
TO.W adv. Eightfold.
TO-îg 1 (Tf)t .n. The eight metala.
TO^ter) a. Eight.
TOTT* 1- A spider.
o. Eighth. 3.
/. The eighth day of the fortnight ; a plant.
TOrm (us) I. m. An Eighth.
TO.m (if) 1 n. A Kurava.
TOfatri (nci)l /.Weight of 4 tolas.
TO.WT^ (Wr) 1. m. A horse with a
white face, tail, &c. ; collection
of eight auspicious things.
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TO?ffi (ffi:) 2 ' m - Name of Shiva.

TOirra* (TO ! The ei S nt
^gB.TiS (Ar) l.m. A class of eight
principal medicaments.
^18 fTU (*).*T-W) a. Eightfold.
.*I*W (TT:) 5. m. Brahma.
limn (w-) l.m- A sacrifice in
which eight vessels are used.
(K:) 1 .n.A car with 8 oxen.
Win (ri) 1. n. Eight parts uf the
body or of a court.
^reiJI.ttPT (tT:) l.m Prostration.
TO^.Wr* (*:) I. m. Idem.
TOHnw (a;:) I. m. OtFering of
eight particular articles.
TO^mlHl) a. Eighteen.
TOII^ (^:-^) 1-m.n. Acheqnered cloth or board for dice, drafts,
&c. ; a spider ; a fabulous animal ; Kaildsa a worm ; a bolt,
^t/. Wild jasmin.
WSTI^.T* (*) 1. Gold leaf.

TOT.WW.flWtWPrJS.m.Jaina sage.
TO1W (W) I . . An octagon.
TOW) (*l:-DT-ii) a- Octangular.
^fg 2./. A kernel or stone.
VBtei(Tor fw) 1, /.Around
pebble, or swelling.
Wipflt (Ît^w) 5.m.n. Tlie knee.
H (*J) W^fiT-'fl 1. c. To go; to
take or receive ; to shine.
2. Jrny. To be.
(W.^.TtJ^rafir 4.n. To throw.
With W*T to sit.Wfl to quit ; witli
to leave; withfifto dcposite;
withfiiT to expel, to refute ; with
H to reject ; with f> to divide ;

with Wto collect ; with vfk: and
>3H/ to sit round ; with fir and WT
to class ; with ^ and fir toabandon the world.
W.W (U.'-W-li) a. Insensible.
Wf*P> (Wt-W-W) a. Unrestrained.
W.^ffJUTSt (wr-:) a. /atm.
(;) l.m.Ujirestrainednesa.
W.^fllt IHt-Hi-ll) a. Disjoined,
W-^blH (W) 1. n- Separation.
W.Wqm (Jt:) 1. m. DisuJiion.
^.^"TiT (TTi-'in-'fl) Disjoined.
W'ftKN (*:-Tt-si) a. Unwise.
W-fc?f (fl:-m-*T) a. Uncovered.
^.*ir*i{tl!-W-V)a. Certain, sure.
.WV4(*i-TMf) a. Out of hearing.
*T.*rtW (*:-T-ml a. Indifferent.
^.TOB a. Separate.
^.^îT (cT:-nr-Tf) a. Rude.
W.*TOffw (H;-T-W) a. Coarse.
W-W?l (at-wi-WJ a. Unknown.
N) 1- n.Want ; disorder.
Also ^l^fisiffl:/.
^.tffarw (W!-WM() a. Destitute ;
disordered, irregular.
^.^Ti (H:-HT-f) a. Loose. 1. m.
Form of array, loose open order.
W.*i*!ia{K[-'-'a'-ai , }a- Irresistible.

(W:-^r-W) a. Part, not all.
^.VEn adv. Repeatedly.
TO^^TO (V) l.m. Repeated
birth in successive ages.
WHJB (:-W(-JB) a. Indifferent to.
^rawjft [fts-fti-ff) a. Idem.
W-^fktfa:)2./. Detachment from
worldly objects.
W.HB (wi-w-TO) o, Thighless.
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W.flWlV*T) 5. m. A foe.
^B.^Srat^-WT -^Jff.Of another race.
<sj.*^W(W;> 1. m. Wantol design or contrivance.
^.^frfr(H:-m-if!a. Undesigned.
<B.*T31t a. Firm.
^WfW (^r-WI-n) Unmixed.
**.^*rfW:-SH-aj"-Opeu, broad, :
clear, m. A broad open rood.
*.*#W(HJ-Tir-TOfl Unfiled, un- |
settled, not appointed.
*.$J(^-3JT-lf>. Innumerable, j
^.fSJIJKW-m-TiJa.ULmumbeied. j
*.*HPI (V-W-*) o. Idem.
^.*T (TT-Tf-*) a. Alone.
%TOIT (Wi-'flT-n*) a. Uneven, unconnected with, incongruous.
W.*lDr(ftl) 2-/- Incongruity.
TH (K:) 1. m. Disunion.
^.^|^ a. Without food.
WW (Ht) 1. n. False doctrine.
Wt* I. m. A bad man.
WTI(l|-!f|-tfl o.Non-existcnt, un-
real, untrue ; bad, vile.

^.Wl^t (^t) 3. /. Wickedness.
(#t) 3. /. A disloyal or
unchaste woman.
^SJftgw ( :) I. in. A bastard.
^QIMM)^. a. Wicked.
WB.FIT (Hi-TIT-tf) a. Done badly,
fill) 1./. Unreality.
^ fax) 1 . m. A bad road.
"B^TT.Vf <.!' (^:) I. m. Receiving
presents nnfit or from improper
persons.
1?T[.5?W)1. m. A childless man;
a nicked disreputable son.
Tl.Vfi iaj) I, . Falsehood,
^W.*rfc^-fapft-f*)n. Speak,
iug falsehood ; a liar.
^^.^(^-wi-ai)o.Treaclierous.
^VW.^fimlMi-XI-Mjo.Improbable.
^W.*f9Jf {:) 1 . m. Bad company.
(X) 5- A name of Indra.
W?f.W*(HT)t. Heterodox student.
Wi^m a. Wicked.
^SSTT^rftsr (ft-fi7t-ft) a. Idem.
V.VTV (.W-KhVia. Unlike.
^-Wff:) I. . Caprice.
W^.ir'lT)'- "'- Had disposition.
^W\.Pr<rX W; -V-^jfl .Oppressive.
<**[.tftl (ffl:) 2. /. Bud, degrading employment ; wickedness,
*ra^.*4Tt it (Vj l.m. B;id nraclice
or conduct.
VICTOR:* (Ct-fttf -ft) a.Bad.
VJT (WiJ I. . A tree, (Pentap.
tera tomentosa.)
1P.I<f #0 3. /./Am.
^.Vaftl(f?t:-fTT:-fir)a. Childless.
%tmm (w:-wr-ii) a. /Am.
^.IJI p. Displeased.
^.**ff (m) 1- m. Displeasure.
*.qfcm (J!-m-JV) a. Certuin.
(:-T-S)a. Uninformed.
*WR (if) 1. n. Want of aim ;
disjunction, want of union.
1./. Want of union.
^.*frnr (W'-m-fl) a. Ununited.
^.VM a. Born; conceited ; unarmed.
^.^ftnrf l.m. Remoteness.
VlfilBtir a. Remote,
nut brought near ; unperotived.
^.Ufij|fil(ftlO 2./ Distance.'
.*filftfl t*T!-SMi)<i Distant.
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^(^WW(^f:-W-Wl/- Unrestrained.
^.3HTf (?f) i. n. Disrespect
WW!iK-r), Without a fue.
^ flfl*?(^:-<BT-) a. Unconnected
in funeral rites, not related.
^.*W(HJ:-HIt-'Mi) a. Rude, vulgar.
I. m. Buddliu. a. Unequal, unparalleled.
H. 'Hflti C:-^r-^) a. Absent.

a. Part, nut all.
(^) n. Unconformity ; disparity, difference.
^(.H^ |^;-ÎT-ltj a. Uiisc as unable-.
*.11tr4 $i>^nj o- Unable.
^flFHT(Tj:-*ii'-'li) a. Uucunsigned, nut delivered.
^.tnBTtrfa'T (^t-ft)^l-r<l) a. Accidental, not inherent.
CB:-rr-W) ".Part, not all.
^.tJllfa(lVf<i:-fa)a. Well-known.
V.VtttW (l!-TT-*i) Different.
f.OTlfni (fT:-7Tr-Wj n. Unfinished.
^.*TH (Bt-WT-^) o. Afrin.
Vnfilfil (ft:) 2. /. Incompleteness, unfiniahed stale.
^.flBI?flf (*f) m. An unfinished
or imperfect student.
I. Wflt WO 1 . Loss, dUjunction, uncimnectedness.
W.**mH (aSi-djl-iH) a. Not to
be found ; not to be united.
***tfc*(<I-ft-ft). Act.
ing carelessly or inconsiderately.
CT I-m-li) o. Improper.
W.Wlfl (fti-ft*) Ui.fortunate, deatituta of weajlh.
^.flwffl iffli) 2. /. Misfortune.
a. Uneffected.
crl, nut belonging to.

Wrm* (Wl-wl-*J a. Uncompleted.
^.^H^- di-n-^J n. Incoherent.
^.fl*ai(a(:.-a(r-ai)a. Unconnected.
(;-HMi) a. Accessible.
^.Wt (Wl-HI-'H) o. Uncovered.
^.Snj*^'*!-*) a. Improbable.it.
Extraordinary event.
^.ÎIW (sil) 1. /. Difficulty uf
^.^nr (1V-1T-WJ o. Unproduccd.
^,^HTH (Wi-WT-WJfl. Composed.
"WBTfl W - W -"Hja D ish on ourablc.
^.HH (>T:-JTWT) a. Dissentient,
^.nfff (fa:) 2./. Dissent.
^flHT*I (T) 1. ".Disrespect.
* (:-BT-*J a. Of clear per--..
ception ; sedate.
^.SÎX C?:) 1. m. Sedateness.
^W..*Tft^ (fl-ft<T-ft) a. Inexpert ; wicked.
^.OTJ? <W-^1-*) a. Incorrect.
^.^*(*:)2. m. A medicinal plant.
(Conyza lacera.)
(*< 1 I Iron ; a mantra,
pit-wft a. Of another
caste or colour.
(T:-^r V) a. Impatient.
1. m. An enemy, n.
Intolerance, a. Unable to bear.
WW (*:-wt-H) a. Impatient.
V.iytTV (W-.-W-V) a. Friendless.
*.Hf*II(W: JIM*) a. Lonely.
(^.arj;.^) a . l mpa ti cnt .
W* rtJi-Ht-*) a. Intolerable.
^tHadv. Invisibly.
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^flTfaH** (n-. tn-ii) a. Privately

injured.
^.Vifatr'^VfwWfa) i. incompetent as evidence or witness.
^.TfTW (W) 1. . Want of evidence or witness.
^.9rwil(W:-JlIT-i a.Un wholesome.
^^fflsi (*!-*Mt) a. Destitute () f
means, n. Non-accomplishment.
^.wrfta (<i"^[-<i) a. Unaccotnphshablc. impracticable.
D.STUTrnr (:-!-*) a. Special.
^.wfafT (?r;-<i-') n. Unaccom- I

plished, not effected.
H. VTV a. Wicked.
^.*lVHr(W) l.f. Wickedness.
Î.WtjCTr {W) I. /. An unchaste
profligate woman.
.mr(W:-I-'WJ o.Impractieablc.
^.P* (5:-5r-s") a. Fine. thin.
^-WHlfw <*!-*t-^). (Jnseasonable, inopportune,
f.^raw (SF:-sqr-tf) a. Peculiar.
W.^t*BJi ind. Unfitly.
-.*JIB7 (rt) l.n. Dissimilarity.
*.*T* W-TT-Vt a. Sapless ; vain ;
weak. n. C&9tor oil tree.
I. WTin (m) ! /- Vanity, weakness ; decrease of valve, loss.
^.^nnim n. Careless.
*j .in^nr^nt (HI ) 1 ./. Carelessness .
1. n. Timidity,
^.^fa* a. Timid.
*.TJI*n <iBf J 1. . Want of cooperation or assistance.
2. in. A sword.
*lfw* (m) 1. n. The part between
the under lip and the chin.
I ^ftfawiflir)l./. A girl attending

upon the women's apart roeuts.
^flflit (*) 3. /. Idem , a riv*r.
^fa-Jt*! (t0 I . m. A small pillow.
^P> (:-?tr-<i) n. Black, dark. in.
Blackness ; Saturn ; dark fortnight of a lunar month.
Bfaai 1./. Indigo plant.
*lfa'IT.ir*c . m. Juinu sage.
faflT*T.*7(*:) I.*. Blue lotus.
^fflftTf^R (f^:) 2. m.Fire.
^fafrfqrfl ( Wl 5 - "' Lapis lazuli.
^fawTmw I. m. Blue lotus.

^faiiTiisr 1.". iîpis lazuli.
ÎvVsLfCg:) 1. M. A marine monster, the emblem of Kama.
^fa.^f* 1. m. /arm.
^fo-VB ("Pj ! Crocodile.
^fa.îm TO) 1. /. The edge of
the sword.
*.f* a. Incomplete.
V.Uf* (ft:)2./ Failure.
^fo.Ht* (^:) 1. m. An armourer.
^ft.W (*0 1. m.Idem.
*P3.i*J (*:)2./. A knife.
^ffl.^vi (wi) I. /. Idem.
1. "i. The sugarcane ; a hell paved with swords
n. A sheathe ; a blade.
>fa.*T** 1. m. Idem.
^fo.Tj<ni* (jf) 1. n. Ahell wliere
the leaves are sharp swords.
*fl.3î (*0 l.f. Thegangetic
porpoise, (Delph in ua gangeticus.)
V.gPl*T <wr) 1./. Aknife.
^W-g^(^) I./. Idem.
îfa-S^ m. A fetid Mimosa.
yjfH.^l-rt (fir.) 2.M. A swordsman.
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airs. b. Reflection ; affliclion.
Difficult.
^ (v> I Disrespect.
^.^W (V) 1. b. Sorrow.
^qwttt (T-VWj o- Producing
unhappinees or distress.
^ flftnr(*l-f*fl1-f , ) a. Unhappy.
*ifl*r^*j (fl'-^r-ti) a. Causing unhappinessor distress.
^^T^ (w:-WT-; a. Idem,
t.^nn nr-wM) a. Difficult.
*.W (fl:.HI--H) a. Childless.
{*) I - - Life, living.
,^:-Î-^Jo.DiBBgrecable.
^-^^ a. Ugly.
^.^Cf7(W) a. Living.
^H* iKi) 1. m. A demon; the
sun. {Kf) / Night ; a prostitute,
(fl) Black mustard ; wife of a
demon or Asur.
(fli-'Wt-'j) Perishable.
^ ttT^H 0H!-*Jt-*i) a. Hard to be
preserved, or retained,
^ttr.ftg 2. m. Vishnu.
(ST) 1./. Sort of Basil.
V^pqw (*) I. n. Bcll-mctiil.
t?M (M:-I-J) a Hard to get.
WMK ("0 1 * A lwer, one dear
as life itself.
(V-W-V] Unwell.
'UT^ 5. . A foe.
a. Detracting.
WCT' (') 1. n. Disrespect.
(w-wr-tf) a. Gross.
^1 fri(fn:) 2./. Barrenness.
[M) 1.x. Calumny.
TO! (VT) 1 Culnmny ; detraction ; wife of Atri.

W> (Vt) 2. m. Calumny.
fni) 1. n. Disreapect.
^.niwT (Wi) I./. King's wife.
Also îqnrmuT.
^9^* fcO 1. - Juice of tlie
body, lymph, serum.
W*.r !../. An imp.
^VV.TOT (Wl)]<M, Drop of blood.

(:) t. m. Bleeding.
^w.Hifv* (tf) 5. m. Bleeder.
TOW.^TT (ki) I./. Menorrhagia.
or wjir,t(î) l./ The
skin ; a stream of blood.
(TO I./. Blood vessel.
plj 1. n. Bleeding.
5. b, Blood.
WVra **.qr#l or il) I. m.
3. /. A stream of blood.
*t.Nrcrflr:-*T-^) o. Charming.
MW|"') 1. n. Neglecting.
*MW1 (fl) 1./. Idem.
(m-WMl) a- Neglected.
V.itV (*i*rr-4) a-To be neglected.
(#) l.n. Ugliness.
^.rm (ht: Rn-w) o. Ugly.
*.^TJ*i; (-^ o. Having a
bad croaking voice,
^.15* (*} I. b, Deformity.
, Dursble.
*f.Wftrcr (V-m-* o. Unshaken.
*w (*) ^^fir 10. a. To set,
to be obscured, to be eclipsed.
(W:) l.s*. Tho western mountain, b. Deuth. a. Thrown ; set.
M. Beatitude.
WK(?(:-l[Mi) a. Set.
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(ftO 2. m. The western

^W.JffafW l*5t-f*S*Vf=5) a. Alert.
>B . <gai; aj ; - ^11 - )u . I ,' n c a n f on ni [ e d .
ind. Disappearance, setting
WUat (fll) 3./ A plant, (Hedy.
sarum gangeticum.)
(*f) 1. n. Setting.
^Wfwil (JTi-BT-ltj a- Set.
W.^*r^-WTft-TH)fl.ObBtruCted.
a. Confused.
{W:-W-H) a. Innumerable, incalculable,
^.^rra a. Very deep.
^T^ (:) m. Tlie western
mountains.
^Wrfif (fifO 2. m. Idem.
' iifi I. n. Setting.
WWfesi (J-fwn f*l) o. Setting,resting on the western hills.
Wfo ind. Being ; it is.
^fajr* (at; 1. n. Existence.
îfa.Ttfw ind. Doubtful.
^fw.SW(jrn.-S!rt- l np a. Wealthy.
*.îU (Ri:-fEl W) a. Blamuble.
W ind. Be it so.
"WWT ("i) 1. . Honesty.
^.W^(ti) I. H. Idem.
(w) Reproach.
1. n. A weapon, sword.
(*:) 1. m. An arrow.
^K.ajfTT (*;) l.m. An armourer.
^<H.mW (Wt-*l-<) Expert in
arras ; a clever warrior.
(T-'S'-V Armed.
W.fflf*MHT (T:) m. A surgeon.
^P.fqfttmt(SBl) I. n. Surgery.
WW.ffW(W:) 1. Soldier.
*W.Vlfrii_(*t) I. m. A soldier.
^W.fjtlTT.* ( trj) ), J. Warding off
the blow of a weapon.
^W.HI55| (flill) I. at. Ad armourer.
(*) 1. s. Fighting with
weapons, or swords.
I.ftfllTH)l./. Science of arms"
) I. n.Idem.
If.) I. >. An iron
arrow, destroyer of other arms.
Wft* (Ti->IMt) a. Unarmed.
PH (ti 1. a. An arsenal.
^WTTTiT (Hi) I. m. A wound.
^WT^H (Jli-WI-JTl o- Wounded.
W.Wtn- (WS-ITT-*) a. Witliout a
female or wife.
iL-Jli-aj o. Very deep.
Idem. n. Unseasonable, inopportune.

^J. W'*f ind. Unseasonably.
W-Wftft ("ill-fr*ft-f*U o. Transient, perishable.
(K:-TI-i) a. Deep.
*.ir^: Moveable.
*fWI (tw) 2. n. Bone.
^f^TST tfl) I. n. /rfem.
^fal.lPl(W) I. n, Marrow.
(,!) 1 m. Idem.
vfm.V (:) l.m. Idem.
Vfwffc (ft:) 2. /. Uuaettledncss.
^ fei.fi u (i: 1 . m. A bird.
^fK-HT^ (^:) 1. m. Pain in the
bones, arthritic pain.
The periosteum.
C*t) 1. m. Shiva.
^FW.THT (*.:) l.m. A skeleton.
^ftr.* (wo Adog.
^fa.WT (TO 1. i. A fracture.

^%.(J 1. w A dog.
jf|.W5 1 >" Fracture,
ffmii^* (ajf:)lj. Bone-breaker.
^fln.W* (m-Wlft-W) a. Bony,
verteb rated, full of bones.
Wfo.ml [WTJ 1. /. Necklace of
bones, ns those worn by Shiva.
n.ftHK (Tvn-Tl a. Trembling ; un-
] be 1
usted.
*.farnn (wr-*i) i / Unweadl

ni'ss, mutability.
"tfts.^JT (WfW-^Tfl-îr) Bony.
^fto-fau* (V) 1. in. A name o
Bhringi, one of Shiva's attendants whocarries ids gmrland,&C
Decay of bones
^fW.^TT "' A plant, (Hclio
trujui
*lfw.WV(W0 1 .ro.Adjutantbirdifej.^Î 110 Collection of

bones after burning the body.
*ftn.f*(f*:)2./. A joint.
*f ftS.tmqw (''l 1. . Throwing the
bones into the Ganges.
^ftn.*JTC (*0 1. Marrow.
^rfiu.W (*J ! ) 1- The body.
^.Qt l:-WT-5i| Small.
m.QTOj(sj) l.n. Instability,
nj.fjjj^ (nfi-Twr-TÔ n. Harsh,
a. Idem.
J.WfWT (HMIMf) a. Untouched.
^flJE (S:-et-)a. Indistinct.
(W:-Hi-fl) a. Not to be
touched, intangible.
^.Ê (:-TET-tf) a- Untouched.
^.W* (V-^T-^J a. Content.
^ rtJTZ (Z) 1. n. Indistinct sneech.

a. Indistinct ; unblown.
WE<t-TO(<ti)l-"- Indistinct result.
5.m. Lisping.
^ iwi)pro. r.
HWfflq (U: Vl-V) a. Oar, ours.
1W=*I (*>i) I- A furnace.
*j.fllT:*l (*i) 1, n . Forget fulness,
^wntlfl C*>*n-*lj a. Oar, ours.
^f.Wlfl (W-^t;-Ti)o. Immemorial ;
Illegal, unlawful,
l.Wt {H-.-HI-flja. Forgotten.
H.JHftf (ft:) Forgetful n ess.
W (*;) 1, m. A comer, n. Blood.
(IS:) 1 . n. An arrow.
WSI ( si ) I . n. Flesh.
tn.ftltr(W) 5. m. A plant,
W.I (70 m. An imp.
W-H (ID 1- / A leech.
W.fV 0) 1. Plethora.
W^.BTS^r (Wl) I-/- Chyle.
I>J.^lfnft (il) 3./. A plant.

^H I WI* (9:) I. in. White tulasi.
^fa (fa:) 2./. Ten millions.
[*) 2. n. A tear.
WIT (7) 1. fl. A granulation.
W.e a. Aaother's.
^.ar im:-esi-) a. Idem.
^.Taifa {v.-Vi-^l a. Idem.
*-WW i'Wi-HT-'ii) a. Opake.
U.3.<*^ -Î- 1 ^) o. Docile.
ê.Bilfff (fip-fti-fil) a. Of auoIher caste or tribe.
^W-TfW (fSt:- 5 at- 5 a) a. Idem.
(a ) 1 . n. Want of claim.
(Wl:.ftr=ry a. Ending ill.
m. A fire place.
*|.*35r (T.-WT-"}) a. Silent.
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^W(JT.) I. m. A deity.
^.Vflf* (WM")i. Unnatural.
^.BT, (*:-*!-*:) a. Having a bad
or croaking voice.
isi^.fij ( qvm-v) a. Unlike itself.
HftTTO (ni:-7Q[ nj) a. Leading tu
bell, and not to heaven.
(W:-*HI-W) a. Unwell.
^.^rrj a- Insipid.
^.WHm 1. m. A brahman incomplete in his studies ; a holiday on eclipses, &c.
^.ÎfiiTfl (*t:-i|T-'=i) a. Uncontrolled, not in subjection.
V.^lffl* (*:-*!-*) a. Unowned.
^.HnfX(flt*fiPil-fo)*. Unclaimed,
having no claim.
out ownership.
^.WTW (1 1. Want of title.
^.rs (^:-^l-^jn.Not one's own ;
improper ; of another meaning.
m.WrqQ (QUI l-. Indisposition,

^.^fan; {V} a. Denial,
^.^fani IWr-ai-ftJ a. Denied.
. ^ (^.-) l.m. Want of perspiration or moisture,
(n) ^fir G. o.To petvade.
<! IT- 1 *) (WSrf)l.d. Tomove.
(*-*) (^qfjlilU.n.To shine.
^ interj. Oh.
-WTO (j:-^:-^) fl. Proud.
^:.*f* (W:)2. m.Tbe tun.
^T^* ("0 ! Evening.
^*.r*(* : ) i- P"de.
.SCH"*W (*m-<flfl-*n)a. Proud.
^.Wlftl,(T f':"1-ri:)a. Idem.
Î-Tfo iHtO 2./. Pride.

^.^3 (H:->U-TrJ d. Unhurt, unsold, (tf) n. New dothen.
^TW 5. m. A day.
^*W7ft*-T <T) 1. /. Military
vaunting, boasting.
^T.^f-ÎtT (WT) 1. /. Emulative
onset, vaunting.
ITT.wfii (fir:) 3./. Spiritual ignorance; conceit; self-love.
^*"^r ind. Daily.
wSvi 1. m. A month,
^ftst ind. Day and night.
ST.-qfa (fin) 2. m. The sun.
Wîwi (*:) 1. m. Idem.
, B7.r^(P>r:)2. m.Idem.
(wj 1. n. Morning, dawn.
*r-,) a . Sad.
;n:-r--3) o. Unpluughed.
WP-W-^tl a. Idem.
*TWI (911) I./. Idem ; an ApsaV
ra ; wife of Gautama.
1. m. The sun.
ind. Oh, aha.
W%1 ind. Idem.
*.1f& (ifc-jfi 0 . Not to be
stolen, m. A mountain.
^.TTfflH l.a. Security,
^f* (fas) 2. m. A demon serpent ;
a snake ; the bud ; Rahu ; lead ;
a traveller,
^t-fijflr (fll) 1. /. Harmlesancss.
^ f=?*HT (an-iffr-*) a. Harmless.
^ fif>m (ni-m-M) o. Uninjured.
îfa^ a. Harmless.
*f=1fl (WT) 1. /. Silk Gottontrcc, (Hombiix hcptapliy lum.)
^fr.^TI-H 1. Hi Air,
(80) fl
vfa.Vf* m. A country ; a
thorny plant, (til !/ Sugar,
vftt.fsnr (^) 5. w. Krishna.
f.fTff (MTMf J o. Hostile, mi. An
^ft^.tiR:". n. Injurious, inimical.
vfYff.wre Crr:-5T0 a. Inimical.
^fT.jrfanr (5:) 1. m. Idem ; I
snake- catcher.
VfV.f%*(.3l S.m. Indra; Garuda ; au ichneumon ; a peacock,
vfr.wyf**! 1./. Enmity of
the snake and ichneumon.
VfV.f*IW* 1. m. Slough of a
a i lake, cast off skin.
Vfr.lfalfw:) 2.m. A large serpent,
vf*.^* M. Kind of boat.
(*) I. n. Opium ; saliva
or venom of a anake.
*Ff.mi(*0 ' M - Shiva.
vtw.tTfrr (TT) 1./. The twenly-siith constellation.
vf*.H*I (B) I. h. Mistrust.
v(Vw9I(W) 5. m. The bird of
Vishnu, Garuda; a peacock,
wftflhj (13=) 2. m- The sun.
^ff.ftfT(*J 5. to. Garuda.
V.*i*I (Jt:-*!r-*f) o. Having not
outcaste. m. A large serpent.
V^lst.^lf^'^l) 5. in. Admissible
as a witness or evidence.
V*Uf*! (fo> 2.M. A kind of snake.
V.S3 (fP-Î-tfj a. Uncalled, unoffcrcd. m. Meditation.
V-TVI a. Heartless.
V^ ind. Oh no.
V-%3 lHi)2.m. Absence of cause.
2. /. AsparagusV^T ind. Ah ! Oh ! ho !
^îrn (*0 1. to- A day of 24
hours, n. Day and night.
^reTOrf ind. A particle of calling
of compassion, &c.
VX^t ind. Wonderfully.
mam ind. Soon, instantly.
{V.) 1. m- A Bauddha menVt (WI) !/ The marking-nut
plant,(Scmicurpus anacardium.)
VI The second vowel or a long

called likar,
VI inter]. Oh, ah.
VI prup. Up to, even to.
VI (VTO l.m. Shiva.
Vt Yes.
VHTWT (*T) 1. n. Trembling.
Vl.wfrnr (li-WI-Wj a. Shaken.
Vr.** -*H> a. Idem.
Viwkld) l.m.Amine. %
VT.*KW(ft-fTWl-f , C<'. Mineral.
Vr.qr*i| (f) I . n. Hearing.
VT.*fiT (TTi-TIt-li) p. Heard.
VT.*W (fi) 1. m. Attraction ; dice,
a gaining board ; spasm.
V(.*fa (*) m. A magnet.
l.n. Attraction.
Vl.*fol (<"?t) 3./. A stick for pulling down fruit.
Vi.*f3* (>:-<*. r-*) a. Attraction.
VT.^fibi (ffi-m-ii) p. Attracted.
vr.^fia (^l-Pl^t-tilJn.AttrHctive.
Vr.*T (TJ I. ft. Wish; counting ;binding ; laying hold of.
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W.lt{Wi) [ Mi Orna
creasing ; sickness.
îr.SWW (Iti) 1 . m. Remembei ing
with regret ; fainting ; darkness ; a knot or joint.
"51.5m (f:) l.M. A touch-stone.
o. Testing.
^T.*ftv *) a. West.
^r.W (Vt-4t**?) Sudden.
î.fllfiinr (*:-*!-*) Idem.
^r.^riw*ll (V-JT-) o. Desired.
W.*tW(W)l./ Wish ; meaning.
^r.wiftw ( r- HT-ff) a. Desired.
WT.*tftR (^-f>*l-f>) Desiring
H.m WO 1. m. Funeral pile;
abode, residence.
(K'-)l Form, hint, sign ;
the letter VIV*T*r.*fir(fc)S./ Dissimulation.
WFVTClir*f !. Idem.
^T.sfil^ (Wl-Yl) 1. f- Calling.
IHIMH (Tisi-fll-w) a. Wellformed, handsome, symmetrical.
TOIlftn (Ti-ftl-Tf) a. Called.
^T.W I ftr*( a. Momentary.
1*1) 3./. Lightning.

VJT.VlfiffW (W) l. n. Unseasonableness, suddenness.
*l.mn l.m.n. Sky.atmosphere, iether ; space ; Brahm.
Wlt.TOI I./. Horizon.
^rBrnr.T(a!t-9IT-si) a. Sity-born.
^Hm.sJTlfsrsr {^)Sj.A window.
^WIW.^W (TO I. m. A lamp elevated in honour of Lakahmi, or
Vishnu rabencon, a Inn thorn.
VmWrit (li) Speech behind
the curtain ; voice in the air.
| wrrw.wwa () 1. n A celestial
| sphere ; the firmament.
*"TH.Hf^ (tft) 3./. Jatamansi.
^WW.^'fti*) 3./. An aqueous
plant, (Pistia stratiotes.)
^rmWT(* l.M. Heavenly car.
VniKtfTI (*1) 5- m. Out-door
watchman ur military' guard.
Wi*.*!irl (fli) 5- it. Firmament.
^r*m.7\ (5TJ 3. /. A parasite,
(Cassyta filifonnia).
WVm.'qivl 3. /. Voice from
heaven, divine communication.
*T*m*f<V9 (?T> 1. n. Rain.
^nsiK.SI (W-WT flf) o. Being in
the sky, tetheriul.
WMIlfW (i:-1t-*i) a- Of the sky.
"VI&Titind. in the air.
VHiliinfW) 1. m. Indra; a helpless person, as a child or pauper.
^T.fit^T (IT) 1. n. Poverty.
^r.WiC?!-m-W)a.Filled,crowded.
^r.J^t (*i) I. n. Contraction ;
. collecting -.contortion.
W-frfsr? dr:-m-tf) a. Bent.
"IT.fiNSfftfT.-WT-fl) a. Confounded.
*T.fW (*:*) a. Confused.
^[.gTBH (ffl) 1. n. Confusion.
Î.$~HW (H-.-^'-ii) a. Confused.
Wl.f *WT (ff:-Wr-W|i>. Idem.
tr-5 (s:-et-ir) o. Extracted.
^T-l[iT (Tri l.n. Meaning; wish.

*JI.Br(flrO 2./ Form, figure;
body ; tribe, species.
^T.WT! (:-ST-?l I. a. Attracted.
Î.irffffffe:) 2 /.Attraction.
^f.i*r (T) 1. i- A glance.
Î-Ti^l WO - Ciipricornus.
r.W1tW 1- Inexpertness. I
V.Ht"^ tÔ 1 Cr !''"E i callingW-WpW l*i-*t-W) a. Going to
scenes of crying or distress.
(ITi) 1 m. Going over ; ascending ; surpassing ; uttacking.
^H.qrtTCi (ni) 1. n. Idem.
%T.H>Tn (w-'HT-'S) a. Overcome.
îmmt.^t* t*:-*W) Very
glorious or splendid.
^t.Wlftl (hl!>2./. Going beyond ;
overpowering ; might.
1WIWS a. Invading.
T.^t (t) I.m. A royal garden.
-r.*llH 1. s Sporting.
*(T.tflfv*r (ft-fs^-fr; a. Sporting, playing.
^r-5iefa:-T-tf) p. Accursed.
y,J-Wm (n:) 1. m. Abase, censure.
.ilHt| (?i;-^T-*)a. Abusive.
^T.ifTJPt Isi) l.n. Cursing.
^.*pr CP) I. nt. Gambling.
ÎTO.wfim (nr:-i|Pt-^) a. Effected
ur obtained by gambling.
*rw.ri (*) i- . Fatting,
^rg.-nf^s (0 1- A judge.
^TB-TTJC 1^:) 1. IB. A logician,
fl.m(^t) 1. m. Accusation.
V.*t (*-WT) I. n. /. Imputa-
tion, accusation.
^T.fllfnr (sr:-JIT-*fin.Calumniated,
falsly accused ; guilty.
WT.fire (*:-*t n. Relating to
dice I .mi. A tree,(Mniindn tinctoria.) n. A gambling debt.
^Tfa*.Ti< 1. m. A wager.
^r.fatnr (mr-nift-ipO Excelling, putting to shame.
> ) V*
^T.fwfl (St-SI'i)*- Cast i thrown
down ; reviled ; equal to.
^T.^t(:) l.m. A plant, (Morungguilandina ct hyperanthera.)
^r.^ Throwing ; abuse ;
. Sickuf
a datm
vulsion; a thrower
ir.*1 C) I- Ignorance of
matter and spirit.
(*) l.m, A walnut tree.
*T.îT(T:) l.m. Idem.
^r.^nc(^') l.m. Hunting,
Wt.iHl <*i) 1- n- Mew.
^T."3 {:) l.m. A hoe or spade.
<*r.*3rf :)l.i.A name of Indra.
î.H(*f:)l-' n .A digger; aspade.
^r.^fsr* (*0 1 A thief ; a rat
a hog ; a spade ; a miner.
ÎT.wfsra.^V (qi:) 1. m. A digger;
inde
hoe.
^T>Wff(HI-li)l***> Natural pond.

m"ST*l (*!) 1 . m.A digger ; a spade
Î-TS WO 'i. m. A rat or mouse.
^n5.qr*T (t)3./. A plant, (Solvinia cucullnta.)
^r^.a ("0 1. m. Gaaesa.
wirg.WW l.m. A rat-catcher,
wns-nl""*! CO ! / Salymia.
Wi'fff (*f)8./. Idem.
Î^.TPflW (l:) l.m. A load-stone.
^n^.flSTjsr) 5. m. A cat.
WV.C* CO ! m-Gancsa.
^m.fTf^l(Tr) 1 . /.A kindof grass.
*i.T370(W:} 1. ill. Swarm of rats.
m%3 (3;) I, m. Chase ; fright.
^T.3s* Hunting.
m. Hunter. fti) n. Hunting.
wnr ( 83 ) * m
îrete.iFtfqr rtj) 1 .n. A cavern.

^T.%few (*:) 1. m. A hound; a
^T.*TC (*:) 1. m. Walnnt tree.
^r-WT (W) 1- / A name, title,
^r.^nw (W!-wt-tf)p. Said.
Ct) n. A tale, or saying.
^r.WTSt (W:-lfl-qf) a. Contain^9t.tyi^9T 1. m. A relator.
^Srwftl^r (WT) 1./. A tale.
WT-SBV (^:-nt-B) a. Fit to be related ; proper to lie said.
Wt.JlH (a:.7rrn')o.Coine.arrived at.
Î.B^W (ar:-art-^) a. What must
come, arrive or happen.
WT."ra(^T:)2. m. Coming ; a guest.
^l.JPJ* (?:-wl-*Bt a. litem.
*r.TW (:) 1 . m. Coming ; a eluiatra on sacred science ; grammatical augment, a record.
^P.jthit 1. a. Coming.
wr)f?.fjTWJ(g! 'W-TjjB. Without
title deeds, or written vouchers.
^rflfl-KfîT (irt-W-tf) a. Idem.
^rJm.WT^'sr (wr-^T-tr) a. With a
title deed, or voucher.
WT.*WW xqr-SDa. Accessible.
W.flfmi (Ht-ITT-TfJ a. Read over.
W*HIt|lf<l* (ijl-fq1-fi)u. Transient, of short duration.
V.TOfJi:) 1.*. Sin.
Î.amj (:-VMt) a. Verj deep.
*T.*i*J(*j:)2. m.h guest.
^T.jrrfira(^(.fwft-ffl). Coming;
arising, future.
5JTJrTT (*) 1 n. A house, building.
(TO I- "> Arson.
TlMH.^lfr*t(T))fi. m. An incendiary, one who Eres houses,

^r.nx; (r:) 5. /. An agreement.
(Tt-WT V) o. Very heavy l
containing Agallochum
(*:|3./ Agreement.
*Iilf)w (if) 1. it. A place where
the sacrificial fire is kindled.
Vfa (B) I. n. Name of a city and
of a person ; blood ; ghee. n.Belonging to fire or its deity.
WiNt l^) 3./. Wife of Agni, or
his pliice of residence.
SI-VS (?:) I. m. Fnv..r; seizing.
WT.HTTW CO l.m. A month so
called (Nov. and Dec.)
Wtirenjfqjai (a;;) I. m . Idem.
WWH* (*) 3. /. Orion ; full
moon in Agraknyana.
*T.HraV(v) l.n. Sacrifice on the
ripening of corn or rice,
^nriumfg (fa:) I./. /Am.
^t.TIW (WO 1. m. Acheranthes.

*ir.J|?* (M) 1. n. Friction.
W*fl (w:-<Tr-7T> n. Rubbed.
Î.rt(l|t] I. m. Friction.
WI-I^W f"f) 1. m. Idem.
V'.vfa (fT-frt-Thfl. Rubbed.
|T.U[Z(3:) 1. m. A limit ; a tree.
Î.Bfn (TFDl.m. Striking; a blowa slaughter-house.
Î.flnm (if) l.n. Idem.
Vl-HIT (TO I m. Ghee ; sprinkling.
^r.a*5r (*f) 1. B . Rolling.
^T.-afAfl ( TI:-7ir--H) Rolled.
T.Bif5 ("i) 1. n. A crying.
W TX P- Striking.
*IT HI" (*T:)1 .11 Smelling; satiety.
( 84 ) "WW
-î.tiiii (v-m-if) o. Smelled i mtisfied; surmounted.

<OT (w:-*t-*K. Corporal; relating to the drama or the vedas.
1 . m. A delicate form or body.
^TTT (*:)! A man or ruler
of the Anga country.
Win: ("Ci 1. Multitude of fire
brands or torches.
^Tftf* a. Corporeal,
gesticulated, m. A drummer.
mfrKU (:) 1 . m- A name of Vrihispata preceptor of the gods.
^lTftrar (!-*t-w) a.Finger like.
^l.^^wm (r:-T-"r) p- Saying.
^HV^WT (*[:) 5.m A learned man.
îj.-^jai (ig'; 1. n. Clumsiness,
Î.^H .m. Rinsing the mouth.
*T.WT (if) I. n./Am.
^J.^lrtf* (Vi)lJH. A spitting pot.
^T.<ipfa 1. Water for rin-
cing the mouth ; a gurgle.

sr.^TW (w) Conduct.
^r.^Vfa (l!-^r->:) Fit to be
practised, or done.
^t.^ftH (w:-TTT-W) a. Practised.
nt.'vi (iai-A-ai) a- To he approachtd ; to be done.
V.Mr*t (W-Î-'W) p. Rinced.
Î.-^TWIH:) 1 .in.Rincing the mouth.
WT-^K 1 Precept ; conduct.
^*Vfil (Hi-TTI-H) o. Irregular ; outcast, depraved.
'St^n:.'#ll|*l:-Tr-*')a. Degraded.
*8T. gift's (*:-4Vtfj o- According
to custom, or usage.
W.-flrf:iI(fi.fWl-k).Practi8ing.
doing, observing.
ÎI.WS 1. m. A spiritual
guide or teacher, (mi) \.f. Preceptress. (*D1*t) Wife of a
teacher or spiritual guide.
^T.M(>4w () I. ii- Precept or*hi p
%t. ^[fflfiffl (^C-W-tfja. Venerable
^T.^roHTTwT (*f) 1 .n. Waiiiog on
a preceptor with reverence.
^H.fsnr (fli-fft-tf) 1. m. *. A cart
load. o. Heaped, covered, spread.
1I.W!I(*I-^'* Holding an
achila, 10 Bharas or cart load.
^T.fajfTT a. Idem.
Î.^TV () 1. Suction.
Î^.(T) Î^fil 1-a To lengthen,
^t.^fl (fli-^l-Tl) p- Covered,
î.^t* (Hi) A tree, (Morinda tiuctoria.)
l-M. Cloth.
^Tt.^l^*I(ii)l.n./rfem a covering.
^T.îftTI (irt-WT-li) p- Covered.
^jr.f^TT (*:-'* T -'*t p. Cut.
^T.^fi;^ <M) 1. n. A horse-laugh ;
the noise of rubbing the fingernidls together.

^T.^fcw W) l.n. Idem.
nr.Wa: HO 1. m. Cutting.
WT.-*** (*) 1. . /rfw..
l.n. Hunting.
îar(ai) l.n. Oiled butter.
^TW () 1. A flock of goats.
WTai.wrr, (H:) 1. m. Shiva's bull.
ÎSI.jit (ff)l.n.The bow of Shiva.
^TaiiÛ rt:) 1. m. A horse of a
good breed, high-mettled,
^rfaufai:) 2. /.War ; abuse ; going ; an instant ; level ground.
*lftl.fqr*r (IT) 1./. Fighting.
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^rfwffta'ty-y ) a. Wishing to
conquer, desirous of victory.
^Tfm.q* (v-<tMf) o. That takes.
Î.ftrn (H:-HT-'B) a. Smelling.
^r.wtT (f.-M) l.n. *. Livelihood.
^T.rft?*! (sr) 1 . n. Idem.
^nftwni (4')l>n- Business, profession, livelihood.
WT.nta a. Habitable ; to
be done for a living.
"II.w^(wO 5./. Working without
wages or reward.
(ST:) 3. /. Idem.
*t.m (K-K-H) p. Ordered.
V.wfit (fipj 2./. An order.
W.fl (TT) 1. / An order, a commaud, direction.
^TTHT.WT, (T>^t-c) Obedient.
C) I. Obedience.
wmr.Tftvr (tf-fNl-fir) a. Obedient, dutiful.
^! TTT.^W(i: ) 1 -m. Mystical circle.
Î.H" (Wi-WT-lf) a. Commanded.

ÛHqjftrn Cft-foft'fijJ 3. Obedient, dutiful.
^nrravftm (lff-ffwr-fn) a.idem.
W.WHt (*:-Wi-flf) o. Giving commands ; legislating.
1Tr.** (i) I. . An edict.
V-WW (^) 1- n. Commanding.
Wini": ) n. Obedient.
^nn.sftHm(Tr!) l.m. Rebellion.
TOMFVITO I- to. Disobedience.
^mn.*1 (VWl) a. Obedient.
^Wt.VBlficir.CCl-ftO-fiE) Idem.
Ghee or oiled butter.
^rf.T (1=) 1. i. An ancestor.
^TWI.qrT(mr) 1. M. Anancestor.
^TO.WTB (*:) 1. m. Offering ghee.
W-V* (A) l.n. Partial extraction
of arrows or thorns.
*T.rfq (V)I.M- Hanuman.
OI , 3fire(fl:)l TO.An insect, akind
of newt or lizard,
^lf^<I (v) I.m. /aero,
^reft* (mt) I. m. A woodman.
^JI^T 1. m. A tree, (Justicin
adhenatoda.)
^lft(fe) l.m.TheSaruli,(Turdu3
ginginianus.)
Wr.*tffJi (jf) I . n . The leaping motion of a calf.
wr*t.(*o i. m. a bull.
"ff.Srq (is) 1. wi. Pride.
WI.T^r. (^:) i . m.Charge sounded
by musical instruments; roar of
elephants ; pride ; anger ; pleasure ; eyelid. n. Rubbing the body.
^7*.*lftjT Oft.ft*t-fT) a. Prond.
Hlf (fri) 2. /.A bird.twfe ^rf>.
V\j (T:) 3. m. A raft. .
.^r.ST (as:) 1 .m.A measure of grain

equal to 7 lb. 1 1 oz. (sf|) 2. /.
Akind of pulse ; fragrant earth.
Hr.WpMT a. Sown with
or containing an sdhaca of seed.
^t.33ftJT |*r:.;rr.ii) a. Idem.
V.V (V-*R-*) a Opulent.
Ifllf r (T:-TI-j) a. Enriching.
W.mi|l,n Enriching, wealth.
^m.^T (^:-rt-T)fl.0nce opulent.
VrW.lTO (y>n-^)o. Rich.
^raPHl^ (ai:)"iH-K) a. Idem.
Hin* (*:-VT-f) a. Low.
WI*ilt(5i:-JIT-i In. Bearing panic.
1T3 ( 86 )
Vp> (ft:) 2. . /. The edge of a

sword, pin of the axle ; a limit.
HT*I (i) I- n. Multitude of eggs.
^H'it'"(T:-^T'T)a. With many eggs.
ÎHT (T:i m. Fear ; disease ;
Bound of a drum.
^T.HWT ('1 1 Calcining ; mixing i dnnger ; speed.
^T.mr (TT:-m-w) a. Spread.
wnrwtfajn (JTt) 1./. Persecution;
plundering ; murder.
^r.TTIifa'I ffi) 5. m. A felon.
^T.tiw l.n. View; spreading.
WI!T.-q (I:) 1. m. Sun-shine.
^tm<1.1 (^) 1-n. A large umbrella
of silk or leaves, a parasol.
^nri.''I(w)l.n.A small umbrella.
^npr.'STtf ("") I- n. A parasol.

*Sl?PJ.1Il=li (59j:-p-si) o. Dried
in the sun, evaporated by heat.
^rmiTWTI (*:) 1. m. Shade.
^T.HT (%} I. m. Fare.
*T.W** ("0 1. . Satisfying ;
cleaning for a festival.
"ST.-arfVn Oft) 5. m. A kite.
^r.Hlftnr, 0?t) 5. m. /tfnn.
Wr.flPC (T;) l. m. Fare.
*rf> (firs) 2. m. A bird.
^lfHWI ni-V-Ofl. Proper for u
guest ; hospitable.
Vift^J {v\:-Vt\-Vi< a. Idem.
^[find.fsrn (î-tr-Oo. Hospitable, devoted to hospitality.
^rfHT'W (=Ri) L. n. Excess.
îfTTTtni (a) I. Excess.
^HT (7J0 2. m. A raft.
^t-Tt (*!-TT-lf) a. Diseased.
^rrg l "H (s) l.n. Disease, distress.
I <vr.eai iHj: -mr-w) a. Satiable nt.

Custard apple tree. n. Its fruit.
^r.WI^(^) 1 .rt. Musical instrument.
BT.Ti (fl:-W-li) a. Taken, received.
^m.JP*t (w-WT-î) u. Humbled,
degraded ; perfumed.
ÎI.JT^ (i?:.x^T-si*) o. Humbled.
WIW.'H*r (til) 5. n. Own act.
^TW.ePT (Hi-Trr-Tt) a. Self performed, self executed.
^rw.JTJ[l(j[[)1./.Aplant(Cowach).
Wmirtl^ (^-fift-ft) a. Self.
ieh, self-aggrandizing.
VTiW.qiiT (IT:) 1. m. Suicide.
IW.*rfiri| pft-Rnft-fil) Self-de-
stroying ; a suicide.
"STSI.arn (m) l.w.A crow ; a cock.
Ww.sr <sr:) 1 . m. A son. (on) I/.
A daughter ; understanding.
fliH.SPRa (Kl) 5. m. A son.
WT.V(v)l-m. Asage who has a
knowledge of himself and spirit.
mW Self-knowledge.
^rw.nr ind. Apart, to one's self.
ÎHMtn <^) l.N. Nature of spirit.
TOT.BW.*t{*0 '"< Asage.
^ns.rn (Til) 1./. Spirituality.
>BT'ir.3Iifr (flit o.hi. A felo-de-se.
î!H.cr& IWO 1- A mirror.
^H3t.^shr (3ttl.it. Spiritual knowledge, self-knowledge.
TSiBT-Viftsr {rl-f^-ft) n. Selftormenting, fretful.
m\m\ (311) 5. m. The soul ; disposition ; self ; Brahm.
T3T.ifln (i|:-rr-ql Existent ;
good for one's self, suitable.
m.A son; wife's brother ; jester.
w ( 87 ) man
i. Brahma
(^'j 1. n. Middle voice.

^lW.^W 2. m. Own kinsman.
*IBJ.*f* Cfo)9./.Self knowledge,
mar.fnl (a:) 1. m.Idem.
W-TOT (T:) 1, in. One's own nature, nature of spirit.
^fffl.H i:)3.m.A name of Brahma.
a. Self existent
(flS-HT-fl'HSelf produced,
own, peculiar ; attached.
*rai.infn*, (*ft-finfi-fii) a. Selfrespecting ; high-minded.
<rl> 3. /. A plant, (Hedysarum alhagi.)

ÎW.ufi; <f<:-f* : -fr) o. Selfishly
voracious or greedy.
^lW.flTfstsf (sit; 5
smi.wf-r (Pii) 2.
Vishnu ; Shiva ; or Kama.
îm.#U?* (h) 5. n. Heard ; hair.
^rw.^cT, ind. Like one's self.
"VW.rsi(Ttl-TOl-nT) o. Prudent,
a elf possessed ; calm.
*rw.TTi[(Tir)I. /.Self- resemblance,
self regard, analogy,
*M3J.*H (wOl.m.Self government.
(iff) 1. n. Idem,
WmfiT% 5. m. A sage.
înr.hTH(^l)l./.Sdf knowledge,
^rar.ftfan^ {*:) 1. m. Self restraint, self government.
^TlW.lft (^02./. Self advantage.
WW.*tC rt:-^T-<) a. Existent, fit,
good, m. A wife's brother ;]ester.
ÎW.efTI lfm)3./. Practising one's
profession or business.
^TSJ.nfw (fip) 2. /. One's own
inherent power.
(ft:) 2. /. Self.purifition, sa notification.

ÎW.^TSr 1./. Boasting.
^JSJ.T*m (fl:) 1. m. Stoicism.
I.m.Inward doubt;
self distrust ; suspicion.
ÎW.îfl* I. m. A boo.
ÎSTWlTfsffr (W:-tTI-7() a. Selfopiniated, conceited.
limMiTTind. One's own.
WIT.înfiTf (a: ffi-fr) a. Self-appropriated or applied.
WW.foft (ftt) 2. /. Self-advantage, attaining one's object.
ÎW.T (Wi-WI-) a. Own.
^Tm.^TUl (cUt) I./. Suicide.
*rHT.^Pi.(*I) 5.M. Self-murderer;
attendant on an idol j heretic.
^|15.TPr(i) Suicide.
*IiW.f%jT (rfi-Jn-fl 1 ; a. Good for
one's self, beneficial.

*"BirfXc(3;:.8r-g)a. Self-taught.
*f!!jnvlir (*T:) Lin. Vide WiW.^l*:.
^mrr^rT*(*:)l.m.An impostor.
îairi (id-W-V) For self,
^lmrfairlifllo. m. A fish.
"i A relying on one's
self; innate knowledge.
îJWliI (7j:-*n-ii) a. Cognate, nwn.
îWlîi (*!:) 1 . i. Self- ad vantage.
"VDHfKT a. Born from
self. in. A son./. A daughter.
*|*THSrtfTI-f (*l-f*nft.ft) Living by one's own exeriions.
îSpmWi-Bi-if) a. Like self.
^(SlUU IHIJl.n.Self-rescmblunce.
ÎWpsra UTi-wW) a. Excessive,
supreme, infinite.
( 88 )
tjiarfijaf o. Disastrous. I
*[fWI WO L.m. A gallinule.
WH^WO 1 -"*- Atri - !! sou ; juice .
of the human body, |R]*T| a
menstruous woman. (^1) Ain't I
^tw4* (w)l.m. A family priest.
n. Collection of prayers.
VY*fc> Wi) l.M- A brahman
who has read theAtharvan veda.
^1 .^nfir-w-fl);). Taken, received.
WT-TO* (si:-ir-ii) p. Taking;.
8r.^*m {w-m-f)p. Having.
ftl) L. m. Respect, revel".
^ll.^T'ftl (*j:-*IT-*t) o. Venerable.
3 r.sjril (sj:-I7i-m*) o. Idem.
^r.^W 1 . m. A mirror ; a manuscript ; a commentary,
î.î* I. n. Shewing, manifestation ; a mirror.
*r.^fW a. Shewn.
^T.ÎT (*f) 1. n. Taking ; horse's
trappings; symptom. (flt)Aplant.
^T^TO.-ift (K.'-ftt) " Taking
and going away.

WTfi? (fi[t) 2. m. Beginning (in
composition, et cetera.)
tV) 1. m- The creator or
first cause of all things,
^rf^.m* (m)4. m. Idem.
^Tlf^.Tft (ft:) 2. m. First poet,
Brahma or Vfilmiki.
îfi*.*!^ (W) I . n. First cause,
îfipnîui. From the first,
vfvfa fflO ! A deity.
^Tfipo ( W) 1. m- A deity ; the
sun, or one of bis formB.
îftw.gfcw rtrtjl' / Tne aun ' s

flower, red swallow wort.
*mf^HI-*ro (^) 1. n. Sun's disk.
^Tf^fB.TW 0:-^T-i) a. Glorious,
resplendent as the sun.
^rf^W-fFJ (:) 2. m. Sugriva, a
monkey king ; Yama ; Saturn.
Î. first (ffl) 1. n. Priority.
W.tV'QflT (Wi)l./.Wbh to seize.
^T.f^ltt^B)" -Wiping t0 sei ^ e ^lfi(.^*(*0 l.m. Name of Vishnu.
îfk-3^ (v:) 1. m. Idem.
^rfiV^J* PR-TTt-lf) a- First born,
first produced, in. Brahma.
*Tf^.TTJT(TO Vishnu.
^rf^ (:-r-w) a. First.
^lf^.T.T9I (r01>n>.The name of a
king, a form of Vishnu,
^n.fitt (b:-H1-B) o. Commanded,
appointed, said, n, Fragments,
^r.&tfeij; (el) 5. m. A student,
a biahmau of the first class ; a
penitent, a reformer.
ÎI.ClTf (fO ' Distress; fault.
*l.<tW (*J 1- 1- Cleaning for a
festival ; inflaming.
"*lr.ClfqW (H:-HI-?r> p- Illuminated.
*i.<tH (S:-wi) a. Idem.
*t.TW (H:-T-7T) a. Respectful ;
respected ; zealous.
HTm rTUi-OTT-ai) o. Venerable.
^T.^ tus-^ll-'i) a. Receivable.
(*:.?rW) a. Sporting.
Î.^K (W-) I. An order, command, advice, (in Gram.) a substitute ; (in astro! ) event, result.
^l.^ftr*MWt) 5.m. A commander ;
an astrologer or fortune-teller.
<V.f$ CT) I - A director, an

employer of priests.
V.U W-Î-^) a. First.
V^.wf* (fV:) 2. m. First poet,
the author of the RSm&yana.
Wl^B (wc-'W-'ji) o. AH from first
to last. 1 . a. First and last.
(THT-T#l-TtT) o.Finile.
^W.SUffl (*s) l.m.A mashn, a
weight equal to I7 grains.
Sfl^J.^lsr (sid.n. A primary cause.
V.^W (=T:-1I-5i) a. Shamelessly
voracious ; without beginning 1 .
^ Wpimiôito. From first to last.
^T.iffl* (si) I. n. A pledge.
^T.-^fw* (*.'-wl-*) a. Unjust.
ÎT.^"! iy) 1. n. Conviction of
crime ; sentence ; injuring.
WT.Bfiw (w:-m-TT) p. Convicted,
sentenced ; injured.
^r.Hnr (*) 1. n. Talting ; recovering a pledge; a surety j a ceremony to promote conception.
Wfiwuf) l.n. Idem.
*!f.*Tr* (*.--*!-*) a. Taking, receiving ; depositing.
^tWHT.-ar (si) l.n. Taking.
^Hll^ m.Prop ; receptucle ;
comprehension ; a dike, a container of water, &c.

(S i ) 1 . m. The influence or action of the support on
the thing supported.
Î.P<fHi)l-iMental agony; expectation j definition ; a pledge ;
a site ; engagement.
^Tfa.ajttW (US) 1. n. Possession ;
ownership ; location.
^Tfa.TTfttf (qrt-sjWju. Supreme,

superior ; official.
Hrfiro (W) n. Excess.
wfv.W (ai:-sir-ai) a.Arising from
pain or anxiety.
Vfa.V (TH-V-^) a. Pained, distressed ; crooked.
îfn.Bf (ai) l.n. State of a pledge.
^Tfa-pr!fa (fa) 2. /. Object or
terms of a pledge.
^Tfy.?5fT ii. Relating
to a tulekry or presiding deity.
îfa.tfiq (si) 1. n. Authority.
îrp(.nr (*:) 1. m. Using or enjoying a deposit.
îfa,8lfjni {*tT:-*t-aj) a. Elementary, of first principles.
^tfa.TTO? (T:)l.m. Feverish heat.
(^) l.n. Supreme sway.
^nfa.3-<fjr* (n:-*T-*) a. Belonging to the property given to a
first wife on taking a second.
îwl.w^l (if; l.n. Pledging.
Wfl-WTT (W!-HT-lf) a. Pledged.
^T.VW (W:-m-W) a. Shaken.
^T.wfire (W:-wW) a. New.
^T.^TT a. Shaken.
^T.WB(ig) 1. n. Weakness,
WI.liT (TT:-ir-'f) a. Contained,
supported, held.
^ri.WI(^t-tn-KPlaced; pledged.
V.tjr*:^ (î:)l. i. Elephant driver.
^T.'finr (cT:)l.m. Flatulence; war.
a. Sounded ; inflated ; burnt.
^l^nr (si) 1. 1. 1 nfiation.in tumescence, dropsy ; bellows.
ÎWIT (W!) I. /. Recollection ; remembering with regret.
WIlAll . Relating
to the supreme Spirit, spiritual.
%wtlT(w)l. . Remembering;
pensive n ess, sorrowfulness.
*f.OT* (V) 1- m. A teacher.
flljq.W* (H!) 1. m. Usufruct or
enjoyment ofn pledge.
^T^PST (^ : .ift-*r) a. Of a priest.
*r*r (=t:) I. Breath inspired.
(ifl) 3./, Life, existence.
ÎSfiff (tic) 1. m. A large military
drum ; a thunder-cloud.
*lni*r:V*Ef if:>2. m. A name of
Vasudev, the father of Krishna ;
a kettle drum,
^rsrw (*P) 1. m.A sage.
Tr.Wft (fl:-Ht-f*)a. Bent, bowed;
humbled ; pacified ; submiss.
V.HfiT (RrO 2. /. Bending.
m.tTC ti) n. A drum in general ;
dressing, a. Bound ; costive.
VT.HH (a) b. The mouth ; the face.
lH=ir3l 1- n. Proximity.
ÎWSHJ (7) 1. n. Infinity ; immortality j future happiness,
^r.sr^ t=^0 I. Happiness, joy.
.*f God./. ^ A plant.

^rf^J (^;2. in. idem. a. Joyful.
^lH^(^:-?:i-?jD.EihilaratiL.g.
^m^.^fi 1. m. Penis.
Î.H^Ht^) 1 .n.Delighting.civihty.
gl*r*^.iz (z) l.n. Bridal clothes,
îsr^.nfl^ (TO 1. in. Seminal fluid.
*T*t>5.to fa:-*rt-q) a. Happy, n.
God, the supreme Spirit.
^nTOW.^TT (tO 1- The case
enshrining the soul.
ÎHÎ (10 I. m. A king.
TTPlP* (PÔ 2- m - Happiness.

*!.nfaw (V-TH-ll) o- Happy.
^r-nfn^ (m-f^*l-H) o. /rfrnn.
^r.iffini (Ht-TII-W) n. Bent.
VT.iH) a. Bowing.
ST.TiJ (^0 1- Bringing ; investiture with ibe sacred thread.
]. m. Name of a country ; a stage ; war ; water,
TII,<W (W) I. b. Uselessness.
^T.JITO (fl:) 1. m. A net.
^n.sfini(ja:)l. m. Consecroted fire
towards the south ; p. Brought.
Î.*TT* (T:) I. m - Suppression of
m ine ; length of cloth. &c.
vfipftT CS'-^:-^) Desirous to
bring or introduce.
^r.f*f^(W!)l.m.HanuroSn, Bhlma.
^T.f*)f<B (Pf;) 2. m. Idea.
V.fiwUtf) 3-/- A name of the
15th lunar mansion.
V-'fTH (a;-WI-ti)(i.Taken,broiight.
^[.^w (*:-T-^J n.Dark, darkish,
m. A black horse.
'Sia.-JS Kindness.
^T^.WJ ( cljj 1. . Familiarity.

^ra.Hlft* a. Rural.
wj.^ft* (*:-flVfls)fl.Following,
Î7-U*C*-*ffj 3./ Order.
^llg.tlTfi^r (y:-sjV*j) o. Inferrible, deducible from.
<*r*.*fai (f!j 2./. Affection.
Tim.STSI (4i) 1. n. Direct order.
^pj.^rfij^r (:-!-) a. Regular.
"TîTH (n;-(ir-S!JiJ. Resounded.
^m.fafai^KajT) 1./. Ingratitude.
ÎVJ.Tff* (^-^"Wja.Connected.
analogous, necessary; eliptical.
DigrtLzed 0/ Google
( 91 ) *W
Any animals living

in marshy places.
^TKtr.Rfu 1. m. Their flesh.
ÎW (*B)1.h. Acquittance of debt.
WTWSTftif (Tt-Mt-fcJo. Freeing from debt; avenging.
m^HH (tf) Mildness.
^r.Wtl (tn-ijr-*i) rj. Brought.
(uj) 1. m. Clumsiness.
^rÊO {^S') Want of glory.
^r=*t ("fli-nr-'ff) p. Gone,
flra f^!-^.^) . Final.
^l^l.jrfr^(T:-#| *)n. Inelmtedin.
Îfr.^ a. Celestial,
^rw.?^^:-^) a. Homely.
^r.fiWfT (mi) 1./. Elder sister,
wfer* (*r:-3Tl-*) a. Visceral.
^TÎU ^l^reufjf 10 n.
To swing ; to waver.
Vî^ (it.) l.m. Swinging.
W^TOT COt. m. Won.,- a swing.
*Wîf%3 (7f:-7tT-7i) p. Shaken.
(9:) I. m. Scum of rice.
1. m. A cook.
W Cfl:--S(-li)a.Fed. having food.
R l0 1 m. A Telinga man.
*T3jnj(ll:) l.m. A king.
Î^flTir Of a good
family ; orderly, well arranged.
WT^lfwt (*1)3./. Metaphysics.
*!T, fti) I . a. Wt?f?r. 5. c.
wrflifir snr 10. o. urn^fk. To
pervade ; to obtain, gain, get ;
With to spread ; wilh ^ or
5T to get ; with îfw.fr to spread
from place to place ; with "31 or
e.Sto arrive at ; with Tift.fa or
fl.pT to gain completely.
(*H)l. m. A demigod, aVasu

tnr.mc (V-KM?) a. Offensive.
V.TW (W-lfT-*) a. Half-baketl
(grain, &c.), nearly ripe.
(*T)1./.A river or stream.
Î.1*t (:) 1 . m. A market ; shop.
W.lfW (*:)]. m. A shopkeeper ;
market rate. a. Mercantile.
Wl.Vm fjf) I. *. Approaching;
nlighting ; happening,
^r.vfwsr *0 1. m. A hawk. a.
A cciden t al , pro vid en t i al .
Sjr.n-fa?r (wi-irr-tf) . Alighted.
^PnT*TW (gr) I. m. Time of
trouble and distress.
^nrrT.iinfwsr (grs-^rl-*) a. Occur.
ring at a time of calamity,
^mfr (ft!)/. Misfortune ; fault ;
obtaining ; blaming.
WITr.rnatTri-fTJ-HJp.Unforlunate.
^PT^ (ff. ^) I./. Misfortune.
WT^.W (*a:-W-j) j). Unhappy.
^TI^-^H (ft) 1. n. A resource
allowable in time of distress.
XT.xj^T (^') 1./. Calamity.
(*i) 1 n- Obtaining ; pepper.
W.lOnr Off:) l.m. An emerald.
T.HTI Cai-WI-^) n.Obtained ; unfortunate ; acquired.
TirqTI.^s (S:-sr-rf)o. Pregnant.
Wlf^;* (iff) 1. n. Property, &c.

obtained by barter or exchange.
^rwfiBT (t:-^W) a- Of the
afternoon, after mid-dny.
WIT Name of Vashisbtha.
(V:) 5. n. Water.
^11^*11 (X) 1. Lower part or
extremity of the trunk or body.
( 92 ) *
<VIV.VH(<V:)l-a>- Name ufasagc.

(W) I- A potter's kiln.
^r.TITO? o. Rather pale.
^r-TJin (H:) l.m. Throwing down ;
failing ; the instant.
Î-IIIfll. ind. Immediately.
W.vr^lTW (si) 1 Aclaim, right.
W.TTW(W:)ljn. A place for drinking in society, a tavern.
^r.KtpB (fo:) 1. m. A louse.
^r.ftT(ti-iir-jf) n. Tawny.
^Tfl (*J./ 20th lunar mansion.
W$t* (*0 m - Squeezing; a
cliaplet for the crown of the head.
^r.fll 1*) I. n. Squeezing ; embracing ; hurting.
^r.^frff (TTr-TTT-W) a. Squeezed;
embraced ; hurt ; bound.
W.Vbl (W:-sr-?i) a. Drunk ; very
yellow, n. Pyritic mineral.
W.-tfT (W:-*!-*) 1. a. Fat. m. A
well. n. An udder.
!W.^Pw(f!)l.ti.A baker. . Multitude of cakes.
"W.Jja(*) 1. m. Flour.
^T-^fW (fSO 2./. Filling ; fulness.
*Lf )].. Tin.
^T.?^r (Î) I./. Conversation.
(H: -Hr-H) o. Trusted ; gained ;
fit ; true ; appointed ; accused.
*riWrtftT (rtl 5.m. Trusty agent.
^1IT.J1^ fs|l-4l-*) a. Arrogant.
^TF.THr (J[)l /.Pregnant woman.
^T5t.^r (if) l.M. Received text ;
a word established by common
use ; a tradition.
*THT (irr) I./. A lock of hair. n.
Quotient ; equation of a degree.
*lflJ (fflO 2./. Gain ; fitness.

îrWw (%') 2 - / An augment;
common word ; tradition.
ÎDJ (Dj;-tnr-<8) a. Watery, n. A
^T.dTiT a. Stout, fat.
^r.tST^.î'W (Sft-^n-a*) a. Broadshouldered.
^T.tirnr=!(i|')!.n.Sntiety ; stoutness.
ÎT.nnfilTT (fji-fri-ff) o. Satisfied,
replenished, pleaBed ; fat.
^T-tfllftte (*n-^1-) a. Increasing ; satisfying.
*Sr.*îr 1. it. Courtesy.
^r.Sl'J^ (^') 1 . n. A dress reaching
from the head to the feet.
ÎT.aq'^tsr (^:-T!-if)m./. n. Idem.
W-m^HV [9) l.M. Idem.
<IT.W (TO I. m. Bathing.
^r.B*:r (flj I. n. J<fem.
^HW.Hfira (Tft) 5-m. An initiated
householder.
r.l3 m- Bathing ; a flood.

^liarfiiH(rr:-crr-?f)jj. Flooded.
<9r.Brr(Tr;-(lT--B) l.m. An initiated
householder, n. Bathing.
^r8r.flfVfI 5. it. Au initiated
householder.
5' Air, wind.
(; -TT-l) />. Bound fast,
m. Bond ; yoke ; affection.
<U1.^W (w:) 1 .m.The tie of a yoke ;
affection ; ornament, o. Bound.
WT.'WIW (m) 1 . /. Segment of the
base of a triangle.
WI.'JI (") l.M. A sister's husband.
Knowing, understanding ; instructing.
*T*T ( 93 ) wv
WT.Wtw (*} I . . Ornament.

^t-Wl (trr) \.f. Beauty, splendour.
"n.wrfw (fir;) 2. /. Light, shade.
WT.WT*{*;) I. m. Preface.
Wl.HITW (tf) I. n. Addressing.
Î.wre iÔ 1. Light; reflection ; purpose ; fallacy.
^l-wrer< {j}) 1. m. A demigod
îftra*K 1. a. High birth.
^Tfir3j(W)I.B. Idem.; learning.
^lfn.HT (m) I,/. Sound.
îfH.^nrs W) 1. n.Idem.
^tfW.SrntH* (WI-<W>. Belonging to a name or word. n. Property of a name, &c.
^rft.gW 1. - Front.
^tfk/iilfji* a. Belong,
ing to the inauguration.
^rfw.VlfrJS (*:-*V*ft a- Taken by
force or by fraud.
WT.wt^J (^Ji-^SJT!-"??!!') 1. a.
Much; eternal, perpetual.
VTffTK (5:) 1. m. A cowherd.
^]lt.^ftr (f*;) 2./ A station or
village of herdsmen.
Wnfa.l* <tf) 3./. Idem.
^TWrM (5T) 1 . n. Bodily pain. a.
Formidable ; suffering pain.
<ST.?l (Cl) 3./. One of the riginis
or modes of music personified.
^r.WJI (Jit) I. m. Completion ; effort ; enjoyment ; snake's hood.
ÎWTfair (qr:-^l-#) a. Resulting
from practice, practical.
V^fiW (V:-^tr-w) a. Prosperous, high, important. 1. n. A
thraddha on a joyful occasion.
^Tfl (w:> 1. m, Sickneis. a. Raw.
V-f* 1. m. A water-jar
made ofjunbaked clay.
^W.Tlfrt (fa,) 2. n. A had and cadaverous smell.
^TO <0 1 >. Castor oil plant.
^t.hitch l.n. Pain.
^MPSr^ Hb-î) 1. n.f. Invitation.
welcome ; calling.
*T.W=Wfil (ar-^t-e) p. Inviting.
^T.flf^w (W:-<IT-W.) p. Invited.
^T.*HS (*t)l.n. Base.low; sound.
*rn.$fre(*i) T. n. Defluiion.
^ni.ilfs (:) 1. m. Raw flesh.
^H?.wpjTfjrr(^)5.ni.A cannibal.
ÎTHtj (t):) 1. m . Sickness.
^nreif^( (#r-ft*-ft) a. Sick.
Wmnpra {rf) l.n. Dyspepsia.
*T.TH (w) 1. m. Dysentery.
^r.HTtrpTO (V:-r-^)o. Lasting
till death, or as long as life.

WH-TO (Si) 1. m. Raw juice.
Î.UIT (xh) l.m. Counsel, advice.
W-rf l.m. Wralb or rage.
(w) 1 . n. Rubbing ; wrath.
im-4) 1. m. n. Emblic
rayrohalan. n. Its fruit,
ÎIH.flnw (n:) 1. m. Constipation.
(iflj) 1 . m. Colic.
^rUTffmr? (t:) l. m . Dysentery of
the worst kind,
plural (StO l.m. A counsellor.
1 <rrffT^ (^) o. Eating raw food.
WWTJWl . Pain.
ÎfflTff {Hj 1. n. Undressed rice.
WTO* (W-*)l.m.n. Land near
a mountain : a valley.
WlWwm Occurring
on the day of conjunction.
L ji' 1 .'] !:.
*tht ( 94 ) w
mifirai Curd made from

the whey of two milks.
îfinrm (v) /</.
îft^H (W-W-^H) o- Of curds.
^lftr<[ (*i-V)l.m. . Flesh; enjoyment ; a bribe.
^[fipf.fiHJ I.m. A heron, a.
Carnivorous, fund of moat.
Htfmr.wsi (or) a. Flesh-ealing.
<*lfa*Tfipr (srVfa'Tt-fw) a. Carnivore, eating flesh.
"Bi.gfS Clothed.
^l.^fif (fs:> 2. /.Liberation, adv.
To the end of one's existence.
^r.gfl (>B)l.n. Prelude, commencement, adv. To the face.

îgq (^:) 1. tit. A thorny bambu.
Wl^TflW (*:-*T-*) o.Of an illustrious family, well burn.
^t.^.* (5fi "rfu. By the root, entirely, radically.
WWW a. Rubbed.
vanPfl.HUr (*l-3Mri a. Angry.
^[.flrVW (H) 1. n. Liberating.
^t.Wi^ (^! ) 1 .m. Frugrancy ; joy.
Wr.W^T (IT) t. n. Delighting.
HT.wfafT (Hi-rfl-Ti) a. Fragrant,
happy, pleased, delighted.
^T.WTfiEW (ifl) I.m. A perfume for
the mouth, n. Fragrant.
*I.5rfol({t)5. m. A Ihief.
^r.fiflD (*(:} I.m. Aveda; doctrine ; usage ; advice ; element.
*jrt*!.^lft*l fCt-tV^t-ft) a.Pious.
mfH*U HJ:) 1. m. Dhritarashtra.
wrra.^f? 1 ) I.m. An arrow.
^firo(qr:)l.m.Afish.. Aquatic,
^TTWrtO I. "i. The mango tree.

^re.^(ift) 3./ Dried mango.
ÎH.fTO a. Of mungo.
wmnr Cm) Tce hog-plum,
^rers^r (*:) 1. m. Id.
: ^rai.^'H 1. m. Inspissated
juice of the mango.
îr^T^ (^) l.n. Tautology, repetition of a sound or word.
^Jiwfaa (itt'lTMT) p. Repeated.
1. m. n. 3. /.The
tamarind tree. n. Sourness.
1. m. A plant.
Si'f%*r (iflr) I. / Tamarind tree.
^fatT (art) 1. /. /<fem.
'flm (H:)].m. Income, gain ; guard
of the woman's apartments.
-^.-.Sjfoqr (qrj.qn-*) a. Active.
indefatigable, laborious.
HT-T}% {V^-V^Vff) p. Coming..
^([.*ni (iiT-Tir-Ti) if. Long j diffuse.
m. Oblong figure.
^lUH.ÊÎ (^01./. Plantain tree,
îitiffsf {*) 1. n. An altar.
vr^tT.w (w:) 3. m. A panegyrist.
^1H3t4t (Sh) 3-/- Woman with
large eyes, or long eyelids.
^TUiiriiffi (fn:| 2./. Distant period.long continuance.
WHUfni m - Half an oblong.
*r.^fiT(fi!S)2./. Future lime j fortune: length; majesty ; restraint.
Wfr .flfT (flr^-HTilJTfr) a. Lang;
stately ; self- restrained.
Wmft>m- (î-H-*) a. At a time
when cattle return home.
*inrHn (int-inr-wj a. Long.eyed.
(TU-in-li) n. Docile.
tra ( 95 )
^m-n.TTt (m) I./. Docility.

UMlffl (ft : )2./. A day ; a bound ;
affection ; puwer ; restraint,
^nrmaBI 1- Unfitness.
^HJ.nrsr (*:-lTMi) p. Coming.
^FU.^() l.m. Receipt antl disbursement, income and outlay.
*mv(J I- n. Missing.
*TTO I. a. Iron. Coat
of mail. a. Of iron ; armed.
^T.^W rtf:-W-W) a. Sharpened ;
thrown ; hurt; laboured,
î.^rnrwr (?i:-JTI-Tt) a. Obtained by
o sacrifice, or become one.
^T.vfsra { cK-nr-W) jj. Requested.

(TI:-rtr-Ti) p. Come.
Î.WT tf) l.n.The natural dispo^r.^HT (Ht)ljH. Length in time or
space ; breadth ; restraining.
mwfipIjrff-fWt-RlJ a. Long in
space or lime ; restraining.
^TIUT* m. Fatigue ; effort.
^T.mfwr (^t-ft^l-fo) a. Active,
zealous ; weary.
^!.*Wrti) t. m. Death.
^Pj f^Mg) I. m. ft. Age.
*R-^H (WO l.m.Minister or agent.
^Mj(n:)i.m. Weapun in general.
1iy*.ufJl*t 3. /. A plant,
(Êschynomcne scsban.)
flro^Tnn; 1. a. An arsenal.
î.*fw{*:) l.m, A soldier, a.
Kelating to arms.
<*TWjta (U:) 1. m. Idem.
Î^.jaj (ajj 1, n. Medicament.
^r*J.?^ (^:J 1 .m. Medical science.
^T^^.fl*! (:-HI-'n)o.Knowing it.
^ra.iffirir (<|)1. in. A practiserof

physic, a. Medicinal.
î.t (V.)l.m. Sacrifice to obtain long life.
(n*r-inft-t) " Living,
long-lived, m. One of the 27 divisiuns of the ecliptic.
<|S?jm (uj:-B]T-si) a. Vital.
(^:J5. to. Age.
| fre.W: ((:.^t-Vj a. Prorauting
I life or longevity,
^rtr An interjection of calling.
^r.ijiJTfjr:) l.m. 1'reseniing an offcring of flowers j an action ; a
shore or bank.
^r.Slira' A man of a mix.
ed tribe ; a carpenter.
^r.5T5ra(^t) 1 .n. Exertiun, effort ;
taking, collecting.
^r.imwcT (n-.-ni-iijp. Collected.
*r.SlV (?) n. War ; slaughter.
^[*: (ti) 1. The planet Mars or
Saturn ; a corner ; end ; iron ;
brass. (<;0/.A shoemaker's awl

or knife.an arrow-bead, a probe.
*KJf* 1. m.n. Brass.
^J.W (*) m. Preservation ; the
junction of the frontal sinuses
of an elephant, a. Preserved.
W'.r^ 0*;) I. m. A watchman.
W.WS (^:) 1. to. A plant, (Caseia fistula.)
W.W (St) I. m. The name of a
country north-west of India,
W.R(R:)I.m, A burse from the
A'ratta country.
TOft(f:) 2. to. An eddy,
^r^r (<B:-bt-*b) n. Wild.
W ( 96 } nfl*
nrrIir (*:) 1. m. A forester, n. I

Wild, produced in the woods. |
WB-TU m--) 2. m. Wild beast.
^K<W-Vfw (fir:) 2. m. Sign Leo.
vr.Kfil (f<nj2. /'. Stopping ; ceasing j waving lights to an image.
wit.t'I> t. a. Sour gruel.
(*') I. n- Idem.
^r.^Ka^-WT-W) o. Begun.
^K.e [V) t.m. U old ness, confidence, (si)/. Dramatic shew.
Î.^WllI (ty-W-l'] p- Beginning
resolutely and vigorously.
*t.\W (m) L. m. A beginning ;
effort ; haste ; pride ; killing.
m-X* ("R) 1- Sound.
V.twiUI (H:-*!-**) p. Noisy.
HJ.Km (W) 1. n. Insipidity.
îtil (* 1. . The edge of a
semicircular arrow -head.
WT.^m. 'id. Near.
W-TtOr (fa:) 2. m. An enemy.

^r.xrall (w.-W-V) a. Near.
îr.rTfTO () 1. n. Waving lamps
in the presence of an image.
V.Tni*(V:-9iT-*>.WorBhipping.
(*T) Worshipping,
propitiating i acquirement, accomplishment. /. Worship.
^r.ÎHTT (fiT-^lj 1.3./. Service.
^T.*nrfl*l in: -ur-^) a.That ought
to be worshipped.
'W.'.TfV'J (Hj-WI-W) p. Worshipped, propitiated; effected.
mt.ÎURIiT (Ht-Tt-Jj p. Idem.
WT-TTW A garden, grove.
WTOfapt ("IT:) 1. a. A cook.
nn.Ki^ I. i. Sound.
nifl^ rt:-WT-<) 1. p- Gone.

WT^(ns)l .m. (Lagerstrcemia i ?gina) ; a crab ; a hog ; a pit ler.
(qi) 1. n, A cooling drug.
*T.'**V (W;- 1 ^:-^) a. Desirous.
(*:-*) a. Tawny.
mr.W (3:-*I-ar) a. Mounted.
^r.^sfT (fT:) 1. m. Cassia fistula.
^..r.m (nil 1. a. Health.
ni.TTa (MFVJ) a. Ascending.
WT.a? (T) 1. m. Placing in or
on ; attributing,^).
^T.tTT* 1 . n. Placing ; planting ; delivering ; bending a bow.
^r.îfiw (Ht-ST-Ttf) a. Deposited ;
planted ; raised ; attributed to.
UT.^rT C*0 l-m. Length ; ascent,
mounting i a woman's waist ;
weight ; a mine.
^T.^re* (:-î-Tj a. Rising np ;
growing ; riding on.
W.%ra^ () I n. Rising; a ladder.
V.ÊlftPt, (<MWM*). Ascending, mounting.
mifiir (fij:) 2. m. Son of the sun.
*T* (*-*f-^) o. Stellar.
VP&.î (It) 1. m. A sidereal year.
^tfo (W-4t) 1. 3./. A bolt.
Vftltjn (:) Cafsia fistula.
*IT?T C&r) I./. Yellow bee.
rm(W*J l-n- Wild honey.
V\k (4S-4ti-*"J o. Devout.
<*lf4* (ht; atf-sj) a. Relating to
the iZiy Veda.
^[At (#J l.. Straight ii css, rectitude natural or moral.
nfHk (fij-'Hi-'n') a. Pained.
^fS.im (WO l.ffl. Blue barleria.
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WTW.*I^ CtO I- Cry from pain.

Also Wra.fJT;: and îw^,
WTV* (*) I.N, The menstrual disge ; a flower, s. Menstrual ;
belonging to the seasons ; seasonable, (flj /. A mire.
mw(Trt-Tsl-iir) a. Belonging to the season ; menstrual.
wrrn(f"S:) 2./.Pain; end of a bow,
Wlfriw (*) I. s. The office of a
sacrificing priest.
WT^TWC1!(W; 1. it. Relieving pain.
WTFâft* (*:-1T -V) a. Fit to perform sacrifice.
WlfS* a. Wise ; rich.
Wr*Uii-*r-i')a.Wel; loose; soft.

1./. The 6th lunar mansion.
WTTF* (*') I. . Ginger.
Wli.qriBT (SJ I. n. Dry timber.
W7S.nr (lit) 1. n.Moistness.
WTS-^VT (t:.^T.j) a . Weeping.
WT1(.1I*T (*\) \.f. Glycine debilis.
Wli.Wl* (') I. . Ginger.
Wtr.wa(* (*:)l..The Dragon's
tail or descending node.
W.*rfi (I.4V*J a. Containing orhonght with half a Drona.
WT7.*Tjjr (*:-*t-) a. Belonging to half the verb (si* tenses.)
wri.sfaw a. Bought
for half a Prastha.
Wii.wft* (:-aft-zi) a. Lasting
or observing for half a month.
WlJSw (*:-efft-sj) a. Half; lialver.
WTO (aj:-WT-iS) . Of a good family, respectable ; proper ; that
may be had- in. A master, (eqi)
1./. Name of Tarvali ; a metre.
WTO* (*:) t. m. A grandfather ;

a respectable man. N. A vessel
for tacrificiug to the manes. /.
(anrrfawi) Respectable woman.
Wri&.uw (W-WwJ Decorous.
WH&H* 1 . m. A hosband ; son
of a spiritual preceptor.
WtsU fW!-V* a. Abounding
with respectable persons.
Wpij.firf (*I-WT-1J a. Respectable.
famous, m. A gentleman.
WTO-VF (rO I. m. An impostor.
Writwf>w (jft) 5. m . A hypocrite,
Wn&IW (WMJT-ii) a. Pious.
Wna3ir(n!-ir-li)a.Well dressed.
WI5JTT* (W) in. The holy land of
India, bounded by the Himalaya
and Vindhi/a mountains,
WI^TW<fc. After, behind.
r^{^:) l.m. A form of marriage.
a. Belonging to a sage.
Wwft (ft;) 2. m. A name of Bharata, emperor of India.

Wn'w (:) I. at. A steer fit to be
loosed, and left at liberty.
Wnf* (qs-^-u") a. Respectable.
wr?i*r (51) 1. /. A wife married.
Wrtff (H!) 1. m. A Jaina.
wrwaj (ST->*t) 1. m. 3. /. Jainism.
wrw (*) n. Yellow orpiment. o.
Large, extensive.
WIW.W(TO l.m. A water-snake.
l.m. A prop ; a dependence ; a perpendicular.
,h*mm (i) I. n. Idem.
Wr.t=m (w-wi-tf) p. Pendant ;
upheld ; protected.
-wrfit ( 98 ) liw
V.mfini (*VfM , l-f*) depending on or from ; supporting.

WI.W (n:) l.m. Slaughter.
IH (Ws-w-*t> a. Fit to be
killed i obtainable.
WT.STO M) m- A house.
fl.lW (W) l.n. Ugliness.
^TAIWTO (') 1. b. A basin for
water at the root of a tree.
WT^fl ( l 9:-'TW) o. Idle.
WWW (91) 1. n- Idleness.
^T.ÎTT (it) 1.8. A fire-brand.
1- The post lo which
an elephant is tied ; a rope.
^T-ari CO I. A speaking to,

conversation.
Î.WII (ir) 1 , n. Idem.
Wl.snfq^r (fl.ft^ft-ft) a. Speaking to, conversing with,
'rwrj (*:)2./.A pumpkin gourd.
^rapiTI [#) n. A cloth fan.WPBlw (wO l.m. A crocodile.
2.m. A scorpion ; a bee.
/. A woman's female friend ; a
row, a range, a. Useless ; pure.
"n.pHTW 1. n. An embracing.
^T.fofTTr (tT-fir-W) p. Embraced.
^t.fijfirW (Tl) m. A small drum of
a barley corn shupc suspended
on the breast, a. Embracing.
*.fa$J (W) '
*Blfg*n: (<=) 1. m. A large clay
water-jar.
îfow t^l) 5. at. A scorpion,
^rfti^ 1. tn. A terrace.
^T.fwH (jt-jii-H) p. Smeared.
<qi.fM"m (*i:)l.m. Clearing for
a festival, white- wash ing. &c.
wii} (sfi) 3./ A female friend ;

a row s a field. Vide %\fm:.
^F.^tV (^J 1. n. An attitude in
shooting, p. Licked, cai^n . ,
Vfl** (*) 1. n. The frolicking
of a calf. Also ^rataijr.
m^fcr [*---*i-M}p. Meltcd,fused.
W.*Tsr(i] l.n. Tin.
^151 {:)2. /.A pitcher. m. An owl.
n. An esculent root, yam ; raft.
(Wi) 1. tn. A name of the
chief of the serpent race.
WT.cti (i:-*iT-*i) o. Cut off.
^r.3<S*t (*i) 1. n. Writing, painting. 3. /. A paint brush.

^l.'W(î)I.B.Pujnting; writing.
*T%m>r*l a. Dead.
W.^V (H:)l.m. Smearing, anointing liniment.
VIMIH (<f) 1. n. Idem.
WT.%T* (*;) I. tn. Sight; light;
flattery, panegyric.
W-wrsj^r (lij 1. n. Sight, seeing.
^T.5lfaiW(ir-5!r-Tt)fi. Seen.
wr-WT'?*!*) 1 .a.Faculty of seeing.
m$T^=r (j-fl) 1./. n. Seeing. ;
HT.^lfflfT (uini-ii) p. Seen, beheld, considered.
^T.gr^l (Îr-î-^} That should
be seen to or considered.
^T.%iTt (sf) 1 .it. Slirring.miiing.
^[.aiftft (tT:-fll-ff) p. Shaken.
^r.^rat m . Shaking, a. Shaken.
^T.%TfoK (JOST-iTI p. Agitated.
îsrû(7i:) l.m. Planet Mars.
^T3 , SHI (=HI:)l.m. A degraded br6.llman. a. Delonging to Avunti.
ST.^tst (Ji, 1. n. Any vessel.
{ 99 ) *t*
W-TO (*:) 1 . m. A cover.

"r.7^ (^) 1 .n.A covering, shield,
bar. fence, obstruction.
WT-Tmr.trfti (ftp) 2. /. Power of
illusion or making invisible.
Îf.w4(^!) 1. m. A revolving; a
whirluool ; reflexion ; horse'a

mane curled backward ; pyrites.
Î.TrWl !**!) Idem, (flfl) 3./. The
name of a creeping plant.
li.wiwOf) 1. n. Turning; stirring any thing; infusion ; inverted shadow ; repetition ; study.
<rt J 3. /. A crucible.
*T/*fPT.PI (ff:l 2. m. A gem
of a secondary order.
Î.TTRftl (V-.-in-fy o. To be turned round, reversed or repeated.
^r.*W?Pt p. Revolving.
W.*f8*r,Hf-pWt-p(j a. Turning.
5. ra. Horse with turned curls.
^l.-^fifT IW:-7TT-W) a. Eradicated.
Vjxfe (Ifet)^/ A row or range.
ÎITO (B> 1. . Weakness.
wwn [Vj 1. . Necessity.
TOWW (*J l.M. /*.
l-n. /*.
W 1-m.n. A house ; a
fire temple ; a work on Ary&.
*|t.Hflnf a. Domestic.
.TO*U (M) 1 . A house.
Î.WPIll (s:-wi-fl)p.Stored; winnowed, ripe, full grown.
o. Bearing, conveying, ni. One of seven winds.
T .'(TWITl * : - 0 p. Succeed ing.
^T.^FFI (Wi-HI-Tf) p. Rooted up.
W.vm (WTW-^T^\-WHT^. liluwing.
V.vm (W) \.f. Pain, distress:

segment of the base of a triangle.
V.TPI (1=) l.M. A basin for water
at the root of a tree ; a brace-
let ; sowing ; hostile purpose ;

a vessel ; a sacrifice by fire.
^t.^P?5T (.)! .m.A gold bracelet.
Î.^nrtr I. it. A loom ; a reel.
^fl.TTft (ft;:) 2. m. A shop.
SfT.^M ind. Hiding, covering.
WIN (*.) I. n. See TOP?.
^t.^TBI (^) l.n. Age ending with
infancy ; beginning of youth.
^T.TPJ (V) 1- m. A house.
Î-WPf? (*J 1. n. A calling.
^r.*rrnj3 (Hs-in-ii) p. Invited.
*fTfanr (WO 1. m. A blanket, a.
Woollen ; relating to sheep.
^faanhpwrt*: n. Woollen,
^TfViT (TTO '- m - Carissa carondas.
^T.fir(^:-lT-i)j>. Pierced ; crooked ; cast ; sent ; stupid.
*TPI5.WX?f (*f) 3./. A plant.
W.frm (v) l.m. An awl.
Îpr.W^ m- Manifestation.
îf'-lfa (lr-nT-lfl P Manifested.
T.PPB a. Foul.
*lPr.W^ C* Manifestation, making visible.
^nft.m 1- . Idem.
^ttVwf? (TT:-?IT-T?) a. Seen, manifest, become visible.
Î.PrtJ ( 5! -Tl-~t) p. Possessed, mad.
^(I.prS tnd. Manifestly.
ÎHl 3. /. Birth pains..
^T.flH (Wi-Trr-TT) a. Gone; placed.
M. Sacrificial cord worn bybrabmana over the left shoulder.
( 100 ) *tiR
^rflfw* (tfl) Wearingthe cord.

(W) l.m. A father.
WI*H<W>S./. Order.
^T.ffl (Wt-m-w) o. Enclosed, surrounded.m.Man of mixed origin.
^Mll(Jli-W-w) p. Whirled round ;
reverted ; averted i fled.
^t.jfn (frii) 2. /. Reversion ; revolution ; flight ; use.
^T.* (:) 1 . m. Hurry, haste.
^ri.vnl (*t) 3. /. A potherb.
(WHIMS) Informing ;
an informer, an appellant.
*n\*^T (*) 1. n- Informing.
WT.^ft7t(B:-Wf-'w)p.Made known.
(*f:-^T-i) p. That should
be made known.
^T.-i*prnr (Wt-KT-w) p.Informing.
mx* (W) m - Entrance ; pride;
epileptic giddiness, frenzy.
^T-SsTT fr) 1. n. An entrance ; a
work-shop ; possession by devils ; fury ; sun's disk.
^F.tflrsr (sr f ) I. m. A guest; a.
Entering ; own ; inherent.
W.VCTT (jr:) m. A wall ; a fence.
"Jt.is*! (^) I. n. Binding round.
^n.ififfl (WJ-HT-lf) p- Surrounded.
WI.^W () 1. n.WiBhing, expecting; declaring.
VMter (Vi) I. f. Wish.
^r.tffaw (wi-irt-ii) p. Wished.
WMffta (t-^\-) o. Wishing
blessings ; asserting.
(V-V-V) o. Idem.
*r.*W (W:-T-)I) p. Able.
wr.wfii iTm) 2. /. Ability.
WV-HHT (Wi-WT-Wj p. Afraid.
*T.W*I (WI) I. /.Fear.

^T.wvrf^w (WMlMfl a. Afraid :
doubting, uncertain.
V-Hflr* (Hl-TTMl) p. Idem.
^Ttr>r tm) l.m. Atree.fPentapteratoraentoBa.)
^T.mi{ili) l.m. Meaning; asylnm.
^rmrrir (Hi) 1. m. A name of fire.
*tT.fa* (Wl-fl**) a. Feeding.
l.m. Air ; an imp.
1 , m. A tree, as <r*Tr;.
I*) 1. n. Rum.
*.mr (W) I. /. Hope ; side.
^rw (() 1. m. The month
A'sUdiw, (June-July.) (*r) /.
21at and 22nd lunar mansions.
^HtTpnt(w..7tT- , H) a. Having hope.
^mi.mjl (m-IT-i) a. Having the
thing hoped for.
Winr.Tw (ai!) l.m. A spider's
web ; confidence, expectation.
*IWT. WT (T : ) ' . Disappoi n ttnent.
W.W (*r^-1#(-W7r)o. Hoping.
WIHf.ft* (Ti-m-* e. Hopeless.
^Thrfaw. (Wi-TiT-Tfj p. Tinkling.
^tfWff (JT:-TIT-fl) p. Eaten.
tifimi^jr (<r:-!T-*i) n. Formerly grazed by cattle.
'ifiW^f (4) l. a. Food. m. Satiety, satisfaction,
m.lTvM a. Voracious.
nfvK ("CO 1. m. Fire j an imp.
IT.firB (fly 5./. Blessing, benediction ; a serpent's fang.
^TTt (*t) 3. /. /(fan.
llfl^ 0) 1. n. Benediction.
^riftfi-B- 1. m, A snake.
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%1V 2. m- n. Rice ripening

in the rainy season, a. Quick.
WTTJ. Wrft* ( "ftft<1-fT) a. Acting
quickly ; operating speedily.
^!U.* (*;) 1. m. The wind ;
arrow, a. Swift, fleet.
Q.n){4t) 3. /. A frankincense
tree, (Boswellia b errata.)
^TIJ.'nlfT (fai) 2,m. Rice ripening
in the rainy season.
^no.-Jj-flfi (RtO 2m - Fire i wind ^r*.ff<ni (it) b.M. A mountain,
WT-Sn^ (n) I. n. Impurity.
VT.VS (dr) 1. m. Surprise, a. Astonishing, wonderful.
^tv3.W (sf) I. n. Idem.
I. n. Sprinkling.
WW (W-UI -IB) a- Stony.
WTO* (WO 1. m. A name of Aruna,
the sun's charioteer, a. Made of
stone. Also îfifi*WT.'Wrf (w:-wr-*f) p. Dried.
WT.^H (H:)l.m. A religious order;
a hermitage ; a school ; a wood.
S (T: | 2. m. A preceptor.
1 (*!} 1. m. Duty of the
order or of the hermitage.
^Tflfiw (w:-Wf-*) o. Belonging
to religious orders,
^r.^fim. (wl-fMt-fir) <". Of a religious order, m. A hermit.
.^1 (1)0 1. Asylum.
Wf.^fl^ (sfj I. n. Taking refuge.

V.^Wrt rti-W-'Bjo.That should
be followed or practised.
VRI.wb; (!ti-W[-7f) a, Havbg taken refuge ; housed.
Wpt (*:) m. A name of fire :

forfeiter of a good asylum. So
sTf^f 1. m. A promise ; distress ; fault, a. Compliant.
*Tft(f*:)2./.The edge of a sword.
JT.flni (w:-*T-W) a. Having taken
refuge ; practising; dependant.
*IT.*Tr (Wi-WT-w) p. Promised.
W.far* (:-r-T)/>. Embraced.
*n."Vm (t) 1. m. Embracing.
WTO (TO' -w-A number of horses,
WPWW(iBj:)I m.Fruit of the fig tree.
WT.^fapfr (9i:-afl-Bj) a. Belonging
to the holy fig tree.
^r^.^W (!) 1. m. The month
Ashwin, (Sept-Oct.) (aft) 3./.
Day of the full moon in Ashwin.
Vl.Î (*I:-Wt-*i) a. Of a chariot.
ITO.snjfmai (w:) 1. in. A groom.
(if:) 1. m . A sage.
WTW*T(. (W^Wft'W^) a. Breathing, reviving, recoYering.
WT.wfoTT (W-in-Tr) p. Cheered.
WT-^W fa:) l.m. Breathing ; completion; section; tale.
I.ÎW (r0 1- m. Clothing.
a. Consoling, comforting.
WT.wrei C*i) Consoling.
Wr.Wffow (w:-iTT-.T) p. Cheered,
(5J!) 1- . An equestrian.
^tffciT (^ri) 1. m. Month Ashwin.
îft^ (VI) 1. m. The two twin
soos of Ashwini.
HrvU (v.-wf) nt.f, h. A day's
journey for a horse.
W^ftl (V) I.n. Number of horses.
W? (*s) 1. m. Same as %mv.
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^lir*rt!) l.m. Same as

ÎÎ^.Wt (TO Km. Planet Mar*.
a. Of the month Asbadha.

2. m. Idem.
(tM.M. .Ether, aliy.
^ (w-f-frl) 2. d. for. To
Bit. With to inhabit, to preside, to mistake ; with ^jfii to
ait to.or learn ; with *S to leave,
to agitate ; with ^31 to worship ;
with fair to expel ; with u and
firK to refute or invalidate.
*re, (îs) inltrj. ah ! oh.
v<r^ (1:> t. m. A bow.
*IT.HW (m-nri-W) a. Diligent ; attached, confiding ; eternal.
WW.fW (fl:-iT-ii) a. Of fixed
mind, devoted to, absorbed in.
^reW.^JT^ o. Idem.
W.VFMPHt. (?tt;-*r:) a. Hem.
V.lflKfwO 2. /. Attachment to
one object or pursuit.
(T:-Tr-T) a. Eternal.
^H.wai (fi) 1 .n. Detachment from.
^T.UfT*l (*iV) 3./. A whirlwind.
^l.^Spif C"=*> 1 " Putting on dress.
*rt.*fu (ftlO I./. Intimate union ;
connexion ; relation i gain.
^rî (T) 1. n- A stool.
^HWT (HI) I. / Stay, abiding.
Îift(*ft)3./.Stay ; a shop ; stool.
^1*3^ (5:) l.m. A name of Vishnu ; a small couch.
fI.*TO (TH-fll-'fl) o. Near. m. The
declining or setting sun.
^res.WHI(^0l-".Hour of death.
^rar.* (J) 2. m. The palmyra

tree, which yields spirits.
W.TKH (*) 1. n. Obtaining, accompanying, going towards.

fl.^rf^W (TP-m-TT) p. Obtained.
^T.OT** (*f) 1 " Accomplishing.
(Kt) l.m. A hard shower;
surrounding an enemy.
'ViraiBI (aii-IT-V) o. Tube born.
^rpTW (WO 1. m. A swordsman./,
(qn) An abode or residence.
IT.faSti (:-WT-W) a- Sprinkled.
îfaw (r) 1. n. Place of abode,
a. Sat down, seated, fixed.
^T.fa (V-V-lf) P' Accomplished ; effected ; restrained.
in&m (*J:-ri-*i)fl. Sitting, seated.
*I[*tiT.!I'n<rTfilr (w:-in-!f)a. Nodding, asleep while seated.
^r.^fil tfws> 2. /. Distilling.
îgrft.iTW l.m. One who sacrifices at the full and change
of the moon ; a distiller.
Vq<: (^:)l.m. An Asur or Demon.
fnjfl (tt) 3./. Surgery.
V.TOH:) 1-m. Sprinkling.
Wt.'Nw (fli-iSW) o.Beloved, desired, n. (W) Sprinkling.
^T.W9*W {V.-Wl-W) a. Idem.
^T. 4. m. Who arreHts.
VtMv (HO 1. m. Arrest.
ÎT.ij'*! (<tt-WI'4) a- Toberestruincd or interrupted.
^l.WOt (Wi) l, m. Approaching;
effacing ; reproach ; war ; drying.
^T.faI (if)l.B. Horse's walk.
Wi.wsfHfl V (*) 1- Idem.
JIW (o) l.m. Covering; bed.
Digitized B/ Google
vim ( 103 ) w
1. n. A carpet ; abed;
elephant's trappinga.
^rfe* (*:) l.m. The name of a
Muni; a believer in God ; a deist.
^ff*.HT (W) 1./. Belief in God.
^lftfflT.^ (^:) 1 .m. Janamejaya,
-^rwfar(*:) I.m. NuneofaJftuu.
*HWt*.sr*Hl (ill) /- The wife of
Jaratkaru Muni.
WT^tV () 1- n. Belief in God.
(W:-wi-J )p. Spread over.
^reiTT ( w:- TTT -Tr) jf . Spread , cov ered .
^f.^n(^lT) I./. Prop, Stay; effort.
*tT.W^ () l.n. Assembly ; place.
Î.mi*lt 3. /. An assembly.
*T.UP1>r (l') 1. n. Placing.
til. ftSW (4 : -JIT-TT) jt. Placed, stayed.
î.m^ (\) l.n. Business, place,
office, dignity, authority.
^rr.W^ () 1. n. Throbbing.
milUir] [. /. Rivalry.
^HWfiB (tf-fi^l ft) a. Emulous.
VT.TO* WO I. hi. The flapping
of the elephant's ears.
î.UBW* (i) I. n. Idem.
W.wifw?r (:-m-l0 P- Flapped.
ÎTOftnr(TT) 1. m. A name of Suit ra, regent of Venus.
.<H>I (*) I. m. Swallow-wort.

l./.A wild jasmin.
^l.*to**(W:)l.m. A tree,(Careya
Arborea.)
^1.^111*1 (*') l.n. Blowing; closing ; alapping.(fl) 3/. A gimlet.
^T.wnr (fT=> I. m. See-WTOT, &c.
WW (W) 1 The face, the mouth.
^Hfl.Ut {*) l.m. A lotus.
^TW.ÎTW(lO l -' n - A hog. a boar.
(1) 5. n. The beard.

WHfTTBt (fi) 1. m. Spittle.
^1 VI ("t- ) I . m. A lunar mansion.
tTT.^W (*0 ! m - Distress ; flowing, discharge. Also î^tt:.
^T.wfiiw (wi-Tir-tf) ^. Sounded.
HOT (nt-*ll-sfl) p. Idem.
*r^ {^0 I. m. Tasting ; flavour : enjoying.
^l-eref I'D 1. a. Idem.
tri-WrfipT (w:--T-7i) p. Tasted, enjoyed, possessed ; eaten.
SF* ind. Ah 1
*TOT WFt)U- Disease of the nose.
tiT-Î (Tl) 1 . n. Old or new cloth ;
assertion of impossibility, m. A
drum.n. Multiplied; hurt; known.
*SIX*T.5^ (ni-î-ai) a. Noted for
good qualities.
^T-^ 1. m. Taking in.
^r.^W foi) 1. n. Taking, seizing.
^T.T ('ril-iff-'n) a. Holding.
îr.T=* (I-) 1. m. War ; sacrificing.
^r.^**T rt)l.n. Offering sacrifice.
^T.VTsrYq (V) l.m. A consecrated
fire. a. Fit to be offered.
Vt.WrtTO (f a. Idem.
ÎT.TTT. (::) 1. m. Food ; taking.

^niT-WI (t:) l.m. The juice of
the body, chyle, &c.
^T.^lTTf^^T-r^T-rt] a. Begging bread, seeking food,
^mai (<B=) 1. m. Ornamentstive
part of a drama, a. Adventitious.
timoi.-ilWr (HI) 1./. Adventitious beauty, from paint, &c.
^r.^TT(t:J l.m. A trough near a
well ; war ; calling.
*m ( 104 ) tw
ni ; the descending node.

^rWnr (wO 1. A man of
mixed origin ; a watchman.
mf%n (TT:-HI-W> a. Placed ; done.
^ t lft l t . ^ l ^.^ffl (W-W-m Ambitious, coveting empire,
^rftw.W** a. Noted
for excellent qualities.
o. Pained.
^Jlf^T.WW (Wi-Wl-*) a. Noisy.
^rf^nTftr (fin) 2. m. A brahman
keeping a constant sacred fire.
^rftiqT (WJ-WT-*) <* Marked.
î ft -a PW (*) 1. . A juggler
or snake -catcher.
V.cl (if) s. Nourishment ; a sacrament of the Hindus.
V.*f*(fw:) 2. /. Burnt-offering
to the deities.
fl.Wfl (V-W-if) P- Called.
W.1Pt.mim<t) A defendent or witness absconding.
W.Vfil (fir:) 2. /. Calling,

(ni-m-*) n- Taken.
^rCT !^;-HT-*)) n. Of a snake.
^TTt ind.ka interjection of doubt.
^jr%!.Y<fl'ST 1./. Boasting,
^[%Tl%fT ind, A particle of doubt.
Ît (J(f) 1 . n. Many days.
^\fm* W) 1 Constant occupation, a. Belonging to a day.
^lfip*TÎ< I- Daily duty.
*r.VT* Jy. delight.
^|T.Tfvr (Hs-flT-ti) p. Delighted.
^n*(01-*-A crier. /.{TT) name,
appellation ; a call, a summons.
YT-Vq (fl!) 1* Mi A name or ap.

puliation ; a lawsuit from gaming.
Wr.VPI (if) 1 Calling i an appel^Tynt. ^< W (*) I. n. Day of trial.
WTH (q:J 1. A name.
VTTW (lj 1. m. A messenger.
T
T The third vowel, i short.
^ (Xt)\. m. A name of Kamadeva.
inlay, oh, ah, alas.
T ^Tfir 1. a. To move. With
to rise with; ^jfij and HH to rise,
to prosper.
X (W-^) Always with ^fa making
^t^lif 2.<f. irr. To read, to learn.
T (9) if* 2. a. irr. To go. With.
^f?T to pass time, to surpass ;
with ^fa to remember; withîi
to follow ; with ^fw to get, to
approach, to serve ; with ^ to
depart ; with to receive, to
approach ; with ffpt; to go out ;
with afff to believe ; with to
expend ; with "*fw and ^1 to
arrive; with 3' and <9ir to obtain.

T3[3 (zO 1- tn. A kind of reed.
(^:) 1. m. Sugar-cane.
XV (^:) 2. m. The sugar-cane.
T^-W W=) 1. m. A species of
sugar-cane, sort of grass.
n.m(arr] \.f. A kind of reed.
T^.Jtfarat fttl) / Convolvulus
paniculatus.
T'g.ft'U (n:) 1. Sucker of the
sugar-cane.
T*S { 105 ) T*T
T^-sJW (WO I./. A species of

grass or reed.
(*Z) 1. n. Stem of the sugar-cane (Saccharum officinale.)
T^.^WI (W) 1 . /. A kind of grass.
T*-3l (*)!. a.Root of sugar-cane.
tTfl ini (4) 1 . n. Fanicum spicatum.
T^S CO !. A kind of grass.
X^^ltWT(WT)l./. A kind of reed.
TJ-WfaVI Meal of sugar.
TW.WBT 3-/- K'ver in Bengal.
VJ-T* (W) 1- n. A sort of tree ;
root of sugar-cane.
TS.^T (TO 1. m. Diabetes.
T.5fVsr (MVfa^-iY) n.Diabelic.
T^.W (=3) > Sugar-mill.
tfifi) 2- Sugnr-cane.
T^T (t:) l.m. /u>m.
Tflf (V'J !* Saccharum spontaneum ; Barleria longifolia.
TW-t^ (90 I. nt. Molasses.

TTJW-WJ (I-} l.m. Raw or unrefined sugar, molasses.
rW<.Ti;(^:) l.m. Sea of syrup.
T^.*lf3*i(*l)l./. A kind of sugar-cane, the yellow sort.
TOf-ft*!* (?0 1- m. Sugar, molasses, any sweetmeat.
TS.'SSI (*>0 1- m- Sort of grass.
- A field of sugarcanes, a cart load of then.
TW-9' r (Ki) 1. m. Molasses.
TOTf ("JiO 2. m. The 1st monarch
of the Hindus. /.A bitter gourd.
TTirrj.gi^.sp^t I. m, Rama.
(*:)l.w.A recd.(l}/. A
reed from which pens are made.
T V*f*l 1. a. To go.
T* (T) t*r?r 1. a. idem.
T*(T) TJifa l.o. /oVm.
TT (TO 1. m. A hint ; intimation.
a. Moveable ; surprising.
xfflt (IT) 1. n. Hint ; inquiry.
TfTW-Ti (H:-*T-^) a. Knowing
signs, understanding a hint.
TT,.^ (*) 1. m. Plant Ingua.
0 3. /. Idem.
T?.W (ic-wt 1. m. 3./. /<fcm.
(Wl-*.-*) a. Wishing. M,
Citron ; the sum sought.
T^- (*f) 1. n. Desire,
fsr (^fr)/. Wish.
T^T-f*r?f*i tf*Ii) 2. /. Restraining
one's desires or propensities.
T*WTf**?f (jh-BI-W) a. Desirous of.
T^r.TTJfi frfl) 3./. A woman desirous of any thing.
Î.^S ft:) 1 . m. Kuvcra.
Desiring.
T^T (*:-*r-ssW) a. Desirous.
(^0 ' ' An aquatic plant.
X*a * teacher ; Vriimspati. (n)It/. A gift ; sacrifice;
worship ; anion ; a cow ; a bawd.
TIT.lft'rl (n:( l.m. A frequent sacrifice r, devoted to offering.
TV* (*01.m.A shrimp or prawn.
X* ?sfir I. a. Togo.
TIT (tO I. iw. A bull set at liberty,
and left to roam at large.
T*l (I)1./-The wife of Buddha,
daughter of Ikshwaku ; earth ;
cow; speed; tubular vessel;
heaven ; Saraswati. .
TTI.fW (*0 1./. A wasp.
Digitized B/ Google
( 106 )
Tfirwr (VI) I./. The earth.

TfW (Wt) 1- m. A wild goat.
TIC (CO 1- A bull or steer
allowed to roam at liberty,
Tta (^:) 1. m. A knife.
T^t^J (^) Trochis nspera.
TW i"d. Rejection of letten.
Xt (W:-n!-W) a. Gone ; remembered i obtained.
X*X (C-U-'f) a. Other ; luw.
'{HT.^T ado. In another way.
TflCflC (C:-C1-C) o. Mutual.
T"C?tt.*THIT (HII) 1. /- Mutual
inclination or fancy.
TWCHCT**! rt'-^l-^) a- Concerning or affecting mutually.
TTT^'J adv. Another day.
'id. Hither and thither.
Tni itd. Here, hence.
TiTOtre ind. Hither and thither.

Xfr adv. Thus.
TfiT.W (n:-*n--flj a. Unworthy of
truit ; wicked, (trry. Nonsense.
XfW i5(* : - *l- W ) . W hat should
be done or effected.
*jfn.*flar.WI (wr) 1. /. Idem.
T^tT-V itd. Traditional instruction.
Tffl'T^ l * m - His tory.
T^W1l(vntA-^) . So much.
(3:) 1. m. A kind of reed.
Tfwri (wi) 1 . /. A perfume.
TW, ado. Thus.
TflWB (n:-HI-Ti) o. Become so.
Xm W'lWM) a. Gone./. A litter.
X&tfk '"d. Et cetera.
TIC (ttrTM;) a- Quick ; vile ;
cruel ; poor. /.Unchaste woman.
(T) T^fT 1. o. To have supreme power and a superhuman

mind or intellect.
(Vti-Ta-T^l pron. This.
T*.vnl (all) 1./. A plant.
TVfl^fl (ll-WMO a. Present,
momentary, now ; an expletive.
TCTOt*) adv. Now.
Tt r WPC(C01J.A particular year.
XI a. Shining, bright,
clean, n. Sunshine.
(W-W-Tt) a. Learned.
Vfl(lf) I. it. Fuel.
If.n*J (*:) l.M. A hatchet.
T* (*n) 1 . m. The sun ; a master.

T^-fll (M) 1. A royal court.
V**fC (<t)I.. The blue lotus.
Tf^P^C (C:) 1. m. Alarge bee.
TPcct (CI) 1./. Lakshmi.
Tf^CT*) (*f) 1. n. The lotus.
TfKci.WT (C) In. The blue lotus.
Tfa.*C (C) l.n. Idem.
T**Uc (K)l.n. Idem.
TÛcl (Cl) 3./. Asparagus.
T"ft.*TC (C) 1 . n. Idem.
V$ C5O 2. m. The moon.
T^.*HW () 1. n. White lotus.
T^.WWT (WT)/. Digit of the moon.
T^-'fa"*! lm}\. f.Keidtf flower.
T^-fil (*n0 1. m. Moon-stone(HI) / Night.
TJ.MX* if.) I . m. The ocean.
V^.Wl (ait) 1./. The Narmadii or
NerbudUa river in the Dakhin.
C5 W (HO ' A digit, crescent.
VS-gitf *:)!" Name of Buddha.
V$KH A name of Shiva.
T^-tHW Wj Moon's disk.
( KH )
T^-nfl (1tt)3/.Day of full moon.

^5* (*) I. m.Arot.
-V*** () I. A pearl.
T^-^WI t) 1. /. A line or digit
of the moon.
T=5-*I (v) 1. / A digit of the

moon ; a moon-plant.
T>5-*T (* 1- - Silver.
T"ytfT(irl) 3./. The moon-plant,
(Asclepias acida.}
T^-fT (H> 1 . b. A religious fast regulated by the moon.
T^COO) 1. *. Aral.
ftp) 1 . The deity presiding
over the Hindu pnradise ; the supreme Being 1 ; an organ of tense.
(In comp.) Best. ("*!)/. Wife of
Indra ; a plant.
X^H* 1- An assembly roum.
Tt.^ftw (:) 1. m. The mountain
Mtmdara, used to churn the sea,
T*5-3i5*: {C>l-m.Indra's elephant.
Y"5.aii* (V) 1- w. A platform ; a
TH-Stt I. m. A fire-fly.
T"?-^*^.f*? ! )5. ft. A necklace of
a thousand strings.
r^T-aira (*f")l . n. Deception, trick.
T^silfir* 1- m. A juggler.
T^t-ftnt 5. m. Son of R&vana.
T^S-fw^W) 1. m. Havana.
Kf.WTWftw itf) 5. mi. Lakshmana, the brother of R&mu.
1* 1 n. A flake of cotton.
CtJ-JJW* (*) I. n. Idem.
T.*5-^T1 (*P) 1 . m. Devadaru tree.
X^5-5(^:))2. m.Pentnpteraarjuna.
V5-^T(B0 1. m. Idem.
(Wi) 1. m. A sapphire.
T*5.w!w* (*:) 1 . m. Idem.
tTf.gwtr (mi)8./. A medical plant.
T*5-3^Tf^n (ttt)1 ./.The asterism
Pnsiyo,containbg(ij of Cancer.
X^.VW (:) I.m. Ancient Dehli.
T*Sa*r^ (*) 1. R, Indra'a thunderbolt or missile.

T"*.Swt (W) I - Dried ginger.
TTE-W.ÎS* f*i) A dog.
ITS-'S* W)l. b. A flake of cotton.
T**.TT l.w.n. Wrightea
antidysenterica.
Tf.^S (* I. a. Morbid baldness.
V*T.pntT(>;:) l.m. Idem.
T^f-flW 1. m. Paradise.
f^.tjript (Ht) l.m. Indra lord
of paradise ; a guest.
sHf.TI*fJW iw) 1./. Colooynlh.
T**7-* (WO 1 . A kind of fir.
T s *T-SrJr(H]l.n.Liberality of kings.
T^-rjt (IT) 1./. A sore.
T*T-rfil(fll02-/. Energy of Indra.
YH-^HPf (fi ; ) 2. m. Last JVfenw.
T**-T (7f:)l.m.The monkey Bdli.
WflW (H:) 1. m. A shrub.
V5.^? (*0 2. m. Monkey Bali.
TfTfiT-Wl (lO Frost.
Tîf"*! (*t) I ./.Vitex neguudo.
T^n^t (^l) 3././rffJB.Indra's wife.
Tps(rfl5t (an) 1. mi. Vishnu.
Turns'* (v) I. m. The rainbow.
/. i.Vf } A kind of leech.
T**Tft (ft;}2.m. An Asura, demon.
T**T*Cw (Wi) 1. m. Vishnu.
TO!*'(*0 Hemp.
( 108 ) T*V
TÎT (* 1- Indra's throne.

Xfâ ) 1". A" organ of sense.
^f^n.flW iV-Kl-K) a. Perceptible to the senses.
tNi.H" (:) 1. The senses.

XfWW^rt) 1- Perception.
ro)l.W. Restraining
or subduing the senses.
Tfa[**ft (ft) 2./. Perception.
XftfH.4lVT (11) A stimulus.
Tf=5*l.li> lit) 1- * Tne sense?.
Tf^t.frsffrnffl (fits) 1 Dccep.
tion in the senses.
^PW.Wra (101- <n. Insensibility.
a. Imperceptible', invisible.
Tfafir* ("0 ! 11,6 hod yTr*S<JT*f (^0 1" An ol >ject of
sense or of perception.
Tf^TraT (TO 1. m. Stoicism.
1, m. VrihupBti.
T. *.f"fl T 7-rf.To shine
or blaze, to kindle.
T a,W (if) l.M.Fud.
VWT(*r:)l./.J>&. Stars in the
head of Orion.
X* (ir.w. t) 10- <* T fLCCa jnulnte, to collect.
(WO 1- . An elephant.
XH.^WT (*l) !/ A plant with an
aromatic secd(Fothos officinalis.)
XW.^*nT ("fll) 1 . / A sun-flower.
TVi.firJltfll*! (^l)l-/- Smartness,
shrewdness, wittiness.
Tt.*HW CO ! The driver or
keeper of an elephant.
X*.vm (ST) l./- Elephant's cub.
TWTTW (0 I. . A lion.
TW-^lfH ( fa 02-/- Elephant's cub.

Xfvm (W) I m - MesBUl ferrea.
TWTlirt (1r) 1. /. Aromatic plant.
XW (W:-WI-Wi a. Wealthy.
Tfrn; (im-Ulft-lPl) o. So much.
(HI) 1. / Fixed quantity.

r^(Wt-1H<)- Desert, saltish.
Tr.^(^r)I.m. Flash of lightning.
XfJ (r')l./.The goddess of speech;
earth ; water ; ardent spirits.
Ttt.^ftl) I-"- Hail.
^Tj.W( Wit) i - m. Kandarpa, Cupid.
T,<nw (*TW) 1. m. Ocean ; cloud ;
a king. a. Watery .having water.
X^ltfw (WT) I. /. Pimples or
pustules on the head.
Tfr^ (i>) l.n. Desert or salt soil.
TfX*< (*:) I. m. A fetid mimosa.
Vt (*0 2. m. Seed.
(n0 1. in. A name of Vishnu.
TT* (V) 2. m.f. A cucumber.
T^lTV.TJTWIil W) 1./. A melon.
T^T5t 2. m. A cucumber.
TT. IWJ TaPl 6. a. To sleep, to
move or go, to throw or send.
T*t(*) T"fil 10- a- To throw.
T^ftVlfnO l/.M-otherofKuvera.
TUT (WT) / The wife of Buddha ;
eartli ; cow ; speech.
T/W.Sl^tî) 1. n. The globe.
VVMIW (5f) 1. b. Earth's surface.
TT B "' l - A division of the
earth, a ninth part of it.
TftPtTl (<*') I-"./- The earth.
T*(*t) 3./. A cudgel.
TBI" (H0 1- . The hilsa fish.
XV<* (i) I- A bird.
Xfin (l0 ' The hilsa fish.
TE ( 109 ) W
X*mi(*l:)l.f.pl*. Stars
in the bead of Orion.
XW9 1. m. A demon.
Xmm (WO l.w. The name of a
demon and of a fish.
T* (T) <*fl 1. a. To pervade;
to love, to please.
X* coaj. Even as, even so.
Tifail I./. Elephant's eyeball ; painter's brush ; reed.

T* (*I> Twfw 4. 1. To go.
T*sfa G- o.To desire. With îfw
to desire ; with srfff to promise.
T (1) (T"Slfir) 9. a. To repeat an
act. With to search after.
(*0 m. The month Aanin.
(*T) l./EIephant's eyeball.
TfV? 1. M. Fire.
1 41 VI (*T)l.y. An elephant's eyebait ; painter's brush ; a reed.
T ty) 2. n. /. An arrow.
WW (C) An archer.
T*.f* (fs:) 1. m./. A quiver.
Xi-TH (ST*t ) 5. ib. An archer,
T (B:-r-e) a. Wished, m. Castor-oil tree ; a lover, s. A sacrifice, adv. Voluntarily.
TMnjR,(4i) 1. n. The rule of position in arithmetic.
TS*( (T) 1./. A brick.
TCTn-Tra (* : ) 1- * Building.
TLWltll) 1 .ttjtoot of a fragrant
grast,(Andropogon muricatum.)
Ttfl^lft (fw:) 2./,Pile of bricks.
^B.Jiat (aj) l.n.Saud. a. Fragrant.
T.W (si) 1. - Desirableness.
T-tT (*:-**!) l.m./. A totelary deity, a chosen god.
TSf-S^ ($') 1. n. A sacrifice ; a

pious or liberal act or duty.
Tei'SrcpMflli-W-sija. Zealously
active or diligent.
Tfa <fe:) 2-/. Wish; sacrifice.
TfWT (*') 1./. A brick.

Tfew (St-fe^t-fs) a. Wishing.
T^PI^ ("S!) I. m. A demon.
Tf*^.{3 ) 5. m. Wm.
T$l0 2./. Desire.
TWIW:) 1- m. Love ; spring.
XV (*) I. w- Spring season.
(*l0 Spiritual preceptor.
T*re(3J) l.m. A bow ; an archer.
X: inlerj. An interjection of
anger, pain, or sorrow.
TV adv. Here ; now.
T"-*TW (STO 1. m. This life.
T^.^T* t*s) l.m. This world.
TT-W (W: WI-W) a. Here present.
Here Bn< * hereafter.
T
^ The fourth vowel, i long as in
the words police, caprice.
T (T ; ) m - Name of Cupid./ Of
Lakshmi, interj. Ah !
if tw) ffir 2. o.To desire ; to move ;
to eat. With 1 3TJ to appear I. d.
*35tfff. 4. rf. T*IB to go.
f^TWH l.d. To see. With or
>3 tT to expect ; with *IP> to gaze
at ; with to inspect ; with ^3ir
to overlook ; withft^.tosee; with
nfc to test ; with S to look like ;
with fl to inspect ; -with fffil to
look for ; with B to compare ;
with nffl and i3i^ to look up at.
Wt ( 110 ) *r
^^0) 1. n. Sight ; an eye.

(Wit) 5- hi. A serpent.
tvW**m(V) l.n. Having or
possessing a thousand eyes.

^JrPS*. (Wl./.A fortune-teller.
T^-ni'B (WJ-'jr-ii) Looking at.
f faff (7l:--fn-Bj a. Seen.
T t-ifw 1. o. To go.
(T)T^filJ-B-Togo ; to blame.
T < *) TT 2. d. To praise.
{*) 10. a. t^fVl r.Wsm.
(*>) 1. b. Praising.
V^l (*I> I. /. Praise.
Tf*T (Jn-wr-W) a. Praised.
fÎ (Hj-^JT-^) o. To be praised.
T (B:-WT-B)o. Sought.
T^(T) ttlfff 1. a. To bind.
T^T (SJ-WI-Tf) p. Gone.
<fi(fwO 2./. Calamity of sea. soo ; travelling ; ao affray.
TVq a. Such.
T^*r (f) 1. b. Desiring.
^%fT (Tis-Wl-Wp. Desired.
T a. Desiring.
^fq^(Trw-nft-T*)j<. Gone.
Tftw? Gone ; got.
i*. ( Tfl 8.A To go ; to shake.
\\ (ft;) itfv, ixrifn To go, to
throw, to order, to drive on.
With wi to speak ; with S to
send ; with 3 to go as the wind.
(*:-*t-*) a. Desert, saline.
ffnr (Wi-m-ifi a. Sent.
{ftTtTjjjr (Tj) i. . Intention.
T^.. Tîfir 1. a. To envy.
W (fi) If n. A sore or wound.
(^t) Wandering about

as a religions mendicant,
"^tl (*) 1. m. A cucumber.
(11) 1< /. Impatience, envy.
ITT5J 0*J:-W-:W) o. Envious.
iSfqiT (Tf:--irr-li)ii.Envied.n.Envy.
TS l!SfiT 1. a. To envy.
laii>fi:-j[-i") a. Envious./. Envy.
(^ri-Ht-Bi) a. Envious.
Tomisr (T:-5jT--sf) p. Idem.
T4p5 a. Nan.
^*5r.iT (Jt:.jir-w) a. JaVm.
i.$fc< (<3f -ftB^t-fw) a. /dew.
<frv<f-*0 2,/ A cudgel.
TfW (t:-7n-7fj o. Praised,
t* (wt) 3. /. A cudgel, stick.
v) i$ 2. d. To possess.
power, property, or authority.
\H (Hi) 1 . m, Shiva ; a ruler,
f sr.wfifl (tii) 2 jn.Kuvera or Pluto.
^KMpWf^T) 1. m. An elephant
with large tusks ; or his tusks,
inm (WlJ l.n. Shiva; a Ruddra ;
north-east ; the sun ; silk-cotton
tree. . (fj Splendor, a. Lordly.
(ft) 3./ Durga.
ffinn (Tt-WJ I./, n. Superiority,
supremacy, absolute authority.
Tfire (TrrJ4,n.A master or owner.
\n&q I. m. A smile.
< * W l ff W (Wi-ilT-lfi a. Sweetly
smiling, looking cheerful.
"fix m. Shiva ; owner, lord.
( 1*1-0) I. 3./.Durga, Lakshmf.
TWl.WT (*l) 1. Divine nature.
^t.TO L, Boyal court.
TTO> (T!-^T-ar) o. Dependent.
<TO-flT.W (HI)!./ Dependence.
X* (V) 1. d.To go ; to hurl ;

to see; to give,
fl 1.0. To glean, to
collect, to gather together.
TW (V)l.n. The month A'swin.
TTOnr<<*> Little water.
^ fir A little,
fqravr. (i;:) m. Doing little.
fwi-TT^ (w:) a. A little pale.
T^WI (*i:--sn-^) a. Little drank.
XÎ.^ CWi) a. A mean man.
(WT-r-^) a. What is
of little advantage.
Xr^* (^:-WT.f) a. Tepid.

( s I>TT- , ) A little wanting, not quite complete.
T^.s*(T:-^f-1*)fl.Onittle worth,
fs^pr* (*) 1. b. A glance,
fîre (9=) 1, m. A mile.
yVtH 0*>HT-1!D a- Reddish,
inftrnw (u:-^T-^) a. Exchanged
for a mere trifle.
(wf-WHi) a.Little benefited.
TV (ift) 1. / Ploughshare.
(w) 1- >" Plough handle.
Xj.^(îr)l.m. An elephant with
a large tusk or tooth,
ijfawi I./. An elephant's eyeball ; painter's brush ; a dart.
T^R: KO 1. w. Fire.
iftm (WT) 1 ./ A painter'a brash ;
ingot ; mould ; dipping-rod.
^Hfj:) Cupid ; spring.
() 1- To endeavour.
T*HI*T (*:-*r-i) p. UDdertaking.
fI QV) 1./. Wish ; eflbrt.
l^Tf| ado. Diligently.
fflJW (*). A wolf.
T1[1 ('ff-r'nft-rt) a. Seeking.

<*rBj(W:)l.m.Awolf.
ifJ! (7T:-m-7i) a. Sought.
^ The fifth vowel or u, as in the

word pull.
^ () 1. d. To sound.
3 aterj. Oh ! m. (^t) Shiva.
WIT* <*:) 1. m. A buy horse.
Wl (TI) 1./. Dregs.
l.M. A bu-.
S (Wi-WT-TB) a. Spoken.
'SH.ÎW (W-VMtf) Having
spoken, n. A decree.
Sfw ftli) 2./. Speech.
^j[q*K fti) l.M, Brevity.
TOI 1*4) n. The S&ma Veda.

*3W^3^lfftl..To sprinkle or clean.
^ (^:-ei-"3)a.Cleansed, washed.
'Stnnc fc)lJM. A large bull or ox..
<MP (fll) 5. m. An ox or bull.
WO (Wi-WT-tf) a. Swift ; high;
great ; much. m. A monkey,
^fafl (:-!-() a. Sprinkled.
(T) irafil 1 . o. To go,
to approach,to wither ; to adorn.
^**5J 1, m. Kind of grass.
, 3fll (fll}l./. A pot or saucepan.
'WB W-W-WJ 1. a. Boiled.
"SB (u:-ur-1f) a. Angry. l.M. Shiva.
(Hi) 1./. Orris plant
OT-Wni. CnTj-W:-^) a. Fierce.
'an.* (1:) 1 . m. A gourd.
'Sij.jrw(|:)l ."> A plant, (Micbelia
cliampaca.) (Wl) 1. /. Common
carroway. a. Strong- scented.
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<nr.irf3!i(*rt-fanft-fitr)a. strong
smelling, seen led.
HJ.^ 1. m. Desire.
<3V.fi (W) 1. n. Violence.
31J.^1 (i3:-<m-<4) a. Relentless.
htwt 0*0 5 - m - Indra.
5*r.TTtw* (qr:-TI-T)o.Larger.osed.
^.gw fw:->BF-) a. Fierce.
ûrom (W:-Wl-nf) a. Frightful,
hideous, malignant, nicked.
V.*r*roftO l.f. Gang*.
^tj.itl (fl:) 1. m. Name of a king.
VfJ%ir.VI (w:) 1 .m, A mime of Kan-
sa, the uncle of Krishna,

(*J ; ) t.M. A bug.
^ (*J,TT) ^fit 4. a. To he conglomerated, or united.
wfem (Tfi.-nT-W) a. Proper, fit.
'JTf (*:-*r-*) a. High. m. Apex.
S^flW erfu. Excessively lofty.
^^.îr 1. n. Inward laughter.
^^31 (si) 1 ./. Pride ; habit ; garlic ; a shrub ; sorrel.
T3Vt ('Bi-W-'i) a. Quick, angry.
^.)Pt {*:) 2. m. Tall-tree.
^.wr (tt) 1./- Height.
aw.TTtl (W) 1- Music and dancing at feasts, drinking parties.
<3T.t^(T=) l.nt- Krislina.
(wT>l./.Time, Chronos.
15*55 (15;) ]. m. End of the night.
^.WITS (w) 1. 11. Speaking loud.
WHIH (W:-WT-f) a. To be said.
W) 1. . The knot of the
string which fastens the lower
garments; opposite leg of a triangle ; abundance, multitude.
<3*JV< (V) 1. n. Uttering.
^jftff (wi-TTl-W)^. Uttered. .

^JTO H) 1. n. The mind.
^*J^jt (jj) I . n. Going off or out.
^.^rar^r (sr) 1./. A woman with
a projecting forehead.
^fwH (tTi-TTT-fl) p.Gone up, gone
out ; winnowed.
T3*T3JT (*f) 1. a. Eradicating.
^TSiflq (*j:-ijr-a)a.Driven away.
(V) 1. Faeces.
^3*1^ {"') I. . Enunciation.
^n:^.Tl dr:-UT-li) Knowing
how to pronounce well.
Hiriflnt (f) 1. n. Part from

which the letter is pronounced.
^T^rcwr'S (tJ:-tJ|-ii') a. Necessary
far pronunciation,
îfttr (ff:-m-iil a. Pronounced.
*3"*na (st-jst-bj') a. Capable of
being pronounced.
'SWrtHflr*! Or: 1- *n"ja. Pronounced
('î-^l-'a) a. Various ; uneven, high and low.
gfNfl W-ST-rf) p. Collected,
-aftaftfr (i T )l./. Desire to amass,
gfal-a (s:) I.m. Acricket.
g^(B:)l.m. Thepart of the flagstaff above the banner.
'S;'('re (Tri) 5. tn. Indra's horse.
3^!^ (t:) 1. m. Loud voice.
l.m. Clamour.
^ adv. High.
ia*5*rll*( adv. Loudly ; on high.
3^. (T T) ^t>T 6. a. To glean.
3^5 (T) Wfw or with fa ajfr>f
t. a. To end, to quit, to bind.
With n to wipe off.
'T^ST (*T:-HI-*) p- Destroyed.
( H3 ) w
1 (*J 1. n. Going upon,

r {sf; I. n. Cleaning with
perfumes, scenting.
lîfWif (lTJ-nr-li) p. Shaken.
v^l.f'fi*[(^f-fri^.ffl)o.TMii.
gressing, deviating from rule.
a. Bright, radiant; high- c res led.
f^f-*J (^f) t. n. Snuffing.
'sf'*'* (t-.-tn-i) p. Cut off.
^Sfâlaj 00 l.n. A mushroom.
aN'a (ff:-8i-^) n. Left (as food.)
'sf^S Htsnr (f;)l.. The attendant upon, an idol ; one who eats
another's leavings.
^sfV.&Tfrti. (wt-fw#l-1r) a.
Eating orta or what is left.
af^K-W^T (?f) l.n. Wax.
'Sf^BTlT ( si) 1. n. Orts.
'a^^ (*) n. A pillow.
"5=*^ (^-^TT-â.Dry.withered. dried up.
iJ^TT (Tt) l./.Head ofaflag.
i3^W (<r:-in.5f) a. Swollen.
W^Tfw (W:-<BI-w) a. Unrestrained, perverse, irregular.
1. m. Excisainn.
*3"*TW (4) 1. m. Orta.
(^) 1. n. Drying up.
WÊ^ (tj:) U m. Height of a tree
or mountain, &c.
'S^CTfl (W!) 1. m. Height.
'S^frnr (iR-WMfc High, noble.
gyrfi rw (3t-ft>f*) o. High,
^fir (H:-Br-fl) o. Raised up;
born ; prosperous ; left.
ffiT (fit!) 2./. Height.
a. High.
, 3^9r (if) l.n. Breathing.

S^ftfT (Tf:-m-7i) a. Breathed;
blown ; sighing.
I. m. Breath.
Wuifl (sft) 3./. A city so called.
(n;) 1. m. The name of a
mountain in the Vindhya range.
'assjMt tft) 3. /. The city so
called, the city Oujeia.
ÎTOw (w) 1. n. Killing,
sfwm* (n:-iri-ST) p. Left ; raising up, directing upwards.
^fcpifar(*i) I ./.Wishing to seize.
3B3]*J (u:-w-tf) a. Blown, open,
^ssfajw (w;-fTI-W) a. Idem.
(:) 1. m. Love. . Gold.
Light, clear ; lovely.
-SWW^rni (m) 1./. Radiance.
W^tfl (*J) 1 . n. Burning.
SWfiflTf (w.--wr.s*) p. Lighted.
(*{) 1. n. Gleaning.
1 (if) 1. n. Idem,
tfn (f!t-tM*fl a. /<fn.
.ftpfl (a) l.n. H..m.
^M?tw a. Who gleans

and lives by it.
(W) îfa 6. a. To quit.
With srto avoid, to escape.
VjfsnT (JTr-WT-TI) a. Left.
^fs*re (*T-*l-BJ) a. Leaving.
(z:) 1. m. Leaves, grass.
'SS.WI () 1. m. A but of leaves,
^lafw 1. o.To knock down.
(Ws-'jja. f.n, A lunar mansion
or constellation in the moon's
path. n. Water.
<3.tj (TMf)l. m.n.Araft or float.
The moon.
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rnf.^Rr{firO 2. n. The moon.

VTT.W I. m. The firmament.
'3BTrU (i3>S3:-53) Obscure.
Vi*^ (f.-t) U. Glomerous figtree ; threshold, n. Copper.
'S ^ .irw f (*f) 3. /.The name of
a copper- coloured plant.
{0>ir)l. m.n. A raft, a float.
m. The moon.
"STÎ (W) 1. . Plying.
a. Excellent,
^fll (Ji) 1. n. Flying, a. Flown.
^ fpTOTf (*:-TT-*i) a. Flying.
'S^lJT (tT:)l.m. A work on incantation ; a name of Shiva.
^5 p. Married. R.
VJ tfO 1- Water; rose.
Wacnr(ST) I.m. Ball of flower.
^9* W*i flr)5./. Siring of rolls.
Virinterj. Hey ! what ! how !
<3TT fai-TH-ni) a. Sewn, woven.
i'n(r/. what ! how !
WTO {vr-} 1 JO. The sage Angiras.
, 3ttirnj.ar (sj:) 1. m. Vrihaapati.
^jnirtJ-'IU'f (HI) 5. it. Idem,
^nryl' interj. Either; how !
^nr%lftnTarfu. A particle of doubt,
"ffffl (W:-nn-W)o.Regretting, sad ;
absent ; wishing. m. Opportunity.

WJ^3 *J a. Much ; furious ;
proud, m. Intoxication, pride,
n. Woody Cassia.
'3H6Z*HPT{l)l.n.Squattmg down.
"HSU* (si:-T-*) a. With hair
erect; frightful,
îrom:! (l i-in-v) p. Distressed.
(m)l-f. Regretting.
ijfltftsrji (ir:-m-Ti) a. Regretted.

(WT)l./. A plant with aro(t) adv. Bending back.
WWC (t:) I. m. A heap ; heapingf^ftwt (asi) 1. /Sweetmeat made
of milk, treacle and ghee.
o. Of a heap.
'SW'TO 1. n. Cutting op.
^lî( r :)l.m. Excellence. a. Much.
(:) l.m. A country in the
south of India, Oram ; a porter.
SfffaWT (*T) 1./ Regretting ; a
bud ; a wave ; sport.
^SWjfat! (w:-"r-?i/ Regretting :
prosperous, increasing.
WWTSI (tit) I./. A cow calving
every year.
VngPC(K0 !.. Winnowing corn.
WWlfiwr (JT) l./. A poultice,
'rare* (sf) 1. n. Hemming.
TfJÛ (?:) 1. m. A ray.
^r*t-H5I (^) 1. n. Praising.
'SSailf'BJI (TH'-nr-tf) o. Praised.
isWfw (WI) 1. /. CaloDji.
-SWia(*) 1. n. Sleeping with the
head erect or upright.
Vioj^ (*0 l. A bugTO (a:) I. m. An umbrella.
1<wf%iT (W:-W(-7f) a. Brought to
the bank or shore.
<mfiT (fat) 2./. Cutting up.
^tWfUHlir (*l-Î-*i) ji. Cut up.
37BTS (fci-SKB) a. Best; most;
drawn, attracted.
aare.flT (WT) 1./. Super-excellence,
(m) 1. m. A good soil.
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mp*-.*^* W) I n. The most respeetable form of marriage,

^wr^ 1. m.f. A bribe.
TOW (*:) 1 m. The receiver of
bribes ; n bribe.
SStfH (:) 1. m. Going up; irregularity; transgression.
(W) 1 . n. Idem.
WSTH (Wfc-^rt-wj) a. Surpassed,
gone out, transgressed,
WiWrfWl 2. /. Death.
^ ifli I fti H (^t-Pnfl-Pn )o . Passing,
mn (k)4.m. Opposition ; going
oat, deviating from propriety.
(*:-TT-tfj p. Crying out.
Vflklll (Hi) l.m.Osprey; clamour.
"T.P5 (^r) 1. m. Nausea.
'SS.WR (Ip) l.m. Idem.
^ft^S (JC-flT-Tt) a. Thrown up ;
vomitted. m. Thorn -apple.
a i> * fn l (Tl) 1. /. An ornament
of orescent shape on the ear.
(u:) 1. m. Throwing up.
tûbv (Tl-ajTT * o. Throwing.
TTTOî () 1. b. A fan ; a winnowing basket; tussing.
inn (mr) 1. /. A perfume.
^WBTw tff:-m-li) a. Eradicated.
Tn Cn;-Til 4) a. Wet, moist.
^fa (:)l.m.An earring; a crest.
VTIJJ 1.4)1, n. Dried flesh, a.Barnt ;
anxious, excited ; bathed.
^tth (Wi-HT-) a. Chief.
Olffl.gX* I. m. 1st Person.
(*t)3. /. A plant,
(Asclepiaa Rosea.)
(T:-tr-^) a- Superior.
1. m. A creditor.
^Trnfrfaj I . m. A creditor.
'JflWfi^ (tff) 5. m. /(ton.

^Sim.W[*I (W:) 1. m. Great profit.
^W.^trw (Y:)l.m. Intriguing with
anolher man's wife.
'SWl.wi'w^, I. m.The highest of
fines, capital punishment.
'Swrpr (*) l. B.The head.
^HTSTf^) I. n. Best half.
^nrrw 1. m. Fine day.
, anffpi^(^;:-^[-jf)o. Best.
Vflwjsre (air:) 6. m. A hero.
STI(*)^Rn<fir lO.n.To uphold.
{*Q 1. n. Upholding.
^WHm.W (w',|l. n. State of uphold,
ing or supporting.
TrjfHnt (lTl-irMT) p. Upheld.
(r)l.n. An answer ; defence;
result, a. Better ; northern.
<5TTn;.*rrw (^:) I. m. Future time.
m-T* 1. m. n. Country
about the North-pole,
^T|T:.$fiirnr (aji) 1./. The city
Ayodhya or Oude.
fimi (10 If. Obsequial rites.
^fl^.T {T) 1. n. A wooden arch
above the door-frame, a. Inundated, washed by wuves,
iSfre.Bi (Sli-arr-afj o. Bom after.
-STf^.-wir (*W 1./ The versed sine
of an arch.
'Sflv.w ("f) 1 Crossing rivers.
^rtr.-JTS odu. Northward.
tin** adv. Idem.
THr,.iHRt {^swr-sj) a. Answering, replying to.
Tl.ftpl (V) 5. /. The north.
^t.W (V-Wl) *. To be done.
L' : J liZO'J Lv
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WIT. TO (V)'- A demonstrated

troth ; reply ; minor proposition.
VTOW.V! (W) 1 . /- Demoustration ; replication.
tSTTC.TISf ) 1 . n. The last part of
a compound word.
STrc.lftc* <*>*t-*) a. Relating
to the last part of a compound.
^TRT-Ttra; f^:) l.m. A division of
legal practice relating to the reply or defence.
(V) 1. m.3rd Person.
'STrc.si^^ (^:) 1. m. A coverlid,
vn^rwripl Oft) 3. /. The 12th
VfK.wnpp^ 0$) 5. /. The 27th
lunar mansion.
^TIT.W* (*) 1. n. Some reply.
^TTC.lfvw (*:-m-W) . Without
reply, having no answer.
ÎTC.^TO <#) I. n. The indication
of an actual reply.
qlK-vftl (fiaO 2. /. A small syringe, injection pipe.
^TIT.tlf^H. (^t) 5.m. A defendant,
^TC.tfftpi (in-HT-lI) a. Named or
designated in the reply.
"TtT.^Tfasr Oat) 5. m. A witness
for the defendant.
^flT..9nr rtFI-*!-*) a. Befriending, a help or friend,
^fltl adv. Northerly.
adv. Northward.
WWCpTC CCS-TT'O b. Superior and
inferior, higher and lower.

'a'BTTfs't^ 0:0 l.m. Right to
property, heirship.
'SHr.Tfa^rtfil.m (HI)!./. Heirship, right of succession.

"BITO-TO (î) 1. m. The north.
<3flrr*n* 01:) 1. m. An indirect
reply ; prevarication.
^H!T*rre.T (HT) \.f. Appearance
of reply without reality.
<3?HT*J^ (i) 1. n. The half year
the sun is to the north.
Tfl^wr (hi) 1-/. The north.
'Sfirrtrrai (ail 1. /.One of the
TTICpn-lftr (fifi) 2. m. Kuvera.
q'fltTlIKI (31) 1./. The 21st of
the lunar mansions.
OTtTff (t:) 1. m. An upper and
'3fl:i9T.'ST {J0 a. Wearing an
upper or outer garment.
^Wjfa adv. Northerly.
"Trrcfa 0>) 1 . n. Upper garment.
'ant'? adv. Northward, posterior.
m<?^<ub>. A subsequent day.
<3fl?rrK (J>tMf) a. More and
more. n. A rejoinder.
TflPI (if:. s|r-jfjn. Shallow ; sleeping supinely; upright.
SWrtTST (<K:) I. m. A species of
grass, (Cy perns.)
WTHJl (HI) I . a. A divine cow.
^nrff.Jlffl(r>:)2/Supine wnllting.
WUPPmt OXO 1. m. Name of a
prince ; a star in the little bear.
mtimn^.M (Sis) 1. m. Dhruva.
3flIr.Jn) (^:)1 .m.Who sleeps with

he face upward ; an infant.
(W) 1. m. Great heat.
'awf'ni (H:-ITf-Ti) p. Heated.
W ( 117 )
WW (C-TJ-O a. Excellent, m.
Vomiting, passing away.
<S I ft *l/fl-ftwVft ) a. Unsteady.
TQTT8(tft:-TSi-ili)p.To be ejected,
^wrer (g:-^rt-^) a. Best; arduous ; swift, m. An ape.
^ffl5HHr (r:.flir-5T) p. Rising.
'Slita^ adv. On the shore.
*3-fftV! (WLwr-w') a. Crossed.
TtJT (T:-TTT, a. High.
^WT.WT (WT) I./. Height.
Vtifan (Tf) 1 . n. The head of a
thorn in the skin or flesh.
'Siiq (q:) I. m. Fried grain.
aTtarsr (n'-^r) 1. /. *. Executing,
urging, sending; whetling.
"5%fanr (Wi-fTT-Tf) p. Sent, animated ; whetted, polished, m. Moving in the lunge.
Wwf^TT <H:-flr-TT) 1. n. A horse's
walk, one of five paces.
^Tt^nr (*ft I- n. Lifting up.
gitrfwfl ((f^fn-fi) p. Raised.
Wil (S-'-Tir-ajp. Left.
^rCtU (Jl:) 1. m. Leaving.
"3^re 1. m. Fear.
^(Hi-W(-W) a. Standing.
1 .n. Effort ; war ; rising.
'3Wrt*Tîr1 The llth Lunation in Ktirtik when Vishnu rises.
"^r*n< ^-m-V) a. Raising up.
^Mrai (W; 1. n. A raising up.
^BlTqTr (R.-ftl Tf) p. Ruised.
*aiv* a. Haughty.
^f^tT (JTi-lT-Tr) a. Born ; raised,
happened ; striving.
'SfwniTfwtfioO 1. m. Palm of the
hand with fingers extended.
^fflfff (ftr:) 2. /. Elevation.

^1 (TTO 1 . m. A bird ; going up.
W^Wfl (*f) 1 .n. Birth ; a going up.
Âjfinf {^:.H!-T*)p, Raised.
^SHffffH (Tfr) a. Jumping up.
Wfil"! ( I ^;- H S) . Rising.
(fn:) 2/. Birth, production.
^srfw.sSur (an) 1. m. Meaning ;
production by cause and effect.
^flT^Sror (W-) 1. m. Type of
birth (as investiture.)
^1 1. m. n. Error.
orfu. Astray.
t*f* (Hi-flr-lt) a. Born, produced.
'Snra.Ti^ (5B:--:n:--5B) o. Having
offspring or progeny.
'sajM a. Thin. n. Blue
lotus. (^11/. A kind of cake.
species of
sandal, very fragrant.
t 3fI. , *f^9('*:-W:-'^)a.Fine.eyed.
"gnrfg.tH (ij) 1 . . The lotus leaf.
'S'mxnftTT (in) 1./. A plant,
(Echites frutescens.)
'Sai^ (W>wr-J a. Lotus-like.
Wf%#J 3. /. An assemblage
of lotus flowers.
^KTTir(ii) 1. n. Straining fluids for
domestic or religious uses.
^*IIfl [W:-iHT-WJ n. Looking up.
sans (K) I. m. Plucking up.
-5WTaT (if) I. n . Idem.
wfan (Tr-HKW) o. Eradicated.
'SBTtPtH (al-fziil-fc) a. Idem.
ûttt (IT:) I. m. A portent.
^TTnf.Tnr (*ni 1- m. A hurricane.
3r[.(e-:-5;i-t)n.With the feet upwards and the head downwards.
{ 118 ) V*
*3*p*V (Vl) l.M. A fabulous ani- I

mal with eight legs. n.Crcating.
(fawt)i/- White ant ; an herb.
WiTÎ (flt 1. . Producing.
^T^.mqT (Hi) m./.TheFran-
coline partridge.
^Sapf^H (7r:.7TT-Ti) a. Produced.
mjp*Utf) 3./. Health.
1. m. Purifying ghee.
Vfurv^ (X:-<t-t) o. Uncaged.
^frltt* (Wi-W-*) Confounded,
confused ; uncaged.
^fnfBJIflJi-jgi-Wpa.Desirous to go.
ufar^ p. Ground, n. A
disease,' grating of the bones,
îflw (:) 1. m. Froth.
"Srirrait I.*. Throwing at ; redicule, derision.
Wrwt(T)l/. Indifferences comparison ; irony.
^sir*t 1. . Jumping over.
TOTI (IT) 1./ A boat.
ITS* (ff;-MT--rt) p. Jumped on.
<5nJ ! 'fl (?0 I . Fine fruit.
< rqnw (:) 1 . m. A jump, a leBp.
"JfUj* (W:-fln-d)D.mownasaflower ; swollen ; sleeping supiuely.
a^ (HI:) 1. m. A fountain.
' ^BJT (T:)l The haunch ; slope
of a hill ; union ; embrace.
'SJtrffff (n:-m-iO P- Joined,
^njfir^r (Tl-fTfT-fT} i. Joining.
(ft) 5.m. An ulcer. (fw*() 3. /.
Stye on the edge of the eyelid.
(TT-HT-Tf)a Destroyed ; risen.
<enq4 (Si) 1. nt. Abandoning; giving; a precept,
'sursfa (ij) 1. n, Gift, leaving.
vnqfto [<ftl 3./. A Jaina division

of time, millions of years.
S^jai (ti) 1 m. Going up.
^djuiW (î) 1. n. Idem.
^PBTT (*:-.iT-W) p. Hved.
Wfo! (off .ftrft-fil> Going up.
mSiT (^T) 1./. A cow fit to take
the bull.
1. ni. A festival; elevation ; passion; wish; impatience.
li^JT (bt)1. b. Going op ; cleaning the person with perfumes.
îX#t*I o.To he gone,
effected, destroyed.
'JHflfcfl (H-.-wr-rt)a.Baised ; cleansed ; destroyed.
^lT^t (*;) L.M. A door-keeper.
Wjm (tf) 1. b. Moving.
-ga^TT (V) l.M. Effort, firmness.
(Wm-inft-TW) a. Energetic, persevering.
3(0^-^*1 Ci) 1. b. Heroism.
^T*.1TTO'(I (Wi-W-^) o. Active.
wPm (*-fw-ft) i<*sffl}3( WO l.M. A king's wrestler.tr. Sprinkled ; haughty ; elevaled; enlarged; disturbed.
'Sfitj^flm (V-m-*p.8prinklingi
growing, augmenting.
^nj* (Wi) a- Zealously active ; regretting ; attached to.
anjtf.ru (nr) l.f. Regret.
J^WI (H-WI-'t) p. Attached.
an^ (v-*rF*3) a. Unstrung.
"Sjr. 1. iB- Evening twilight.
^SWe (li-TT-T) o. Left, given.
wje*nj (U-) 1- w A bull set at
liberty on a festive occasion.
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^SJ* (*:) L m. Increase ; pride ;

priii kling ;"foaming.
rs W^*l 1. n. Foaming.
1^ (Wi)I. m.Height; the body;
fatness ; killing, n, Slaughler.
TJÛ [<[;) 1, m. A smile.
for jjrep. Upon, over.
<3* (t) l.n. Water.
Vôdb. Northerly.
W**J l.n. Water.
^W.ftS^T (^r) I./. Presentation
of water to ancestors at the
shr&ddha or funeral rites.
:-Î-af) a. Giving water
at a shraddha ; an heir.
'SXW-ÎT (sf> 1. n. Giving water.
WM-Vht rtt-Ml-ft) a. Idem.
I^.^sa*, Ratified by water
or washing the hands.
^X-Ut*Ht(H:-Hr-li) . Watery,
^qr.ff? (*:) I. m. Diabetes.
V*^*.HT*(f)l.n.An a quatic plant.
^V.Qln (W;) 1, m. Touching
water to ratify or confirm.
^rT (t:) 1. m. A reservoir,
^rrf^w Hff-fijift.fiJ) ...Thirsty.
^*T.i5 (nT) m. A plant, (Galedapa arborea.)
^ -gPii Cv) 1. m. Water-jar.
^*T^pr (sr:)l.w. Wem.
^*T^^') Dropsy.
(!-r-ni) j). Gone up.
(T) 1./. A woman in her
courses, requiring purification.
'?lflf (ftj)2. m. Himalaya mountaini north of Hindustan.
WW^W* lf)l.B.North declination.
V^wmrO l.iti. Good soil.
(ft!) 2. /. Fertile soil.

5^ (Vl-HT-V) a.High, tall ; fierce.
'^"Vf W a. Large-toothed.
m. An elephant.
fKV (W'-V-l-W) Going up.
Jnj-T (T--TI-T ) a. Idem.
(-I-a) a. Facing the
north, northerly.
(\ )* <N1 Northward.
<S?.W (W>5JI-Bi) a. Aquatic, m.
Driving cattle,
W) l.n. A lid or cow;
throwing up ; rising.
Wffftt* (wr-jn-TT) a. Thrown up.
^faftnj C^-^r-^) Looking up.
^W.THJ (wOl.m.Afishia Boake.
'^-fV Ifijs) 2. m. The ocean.
^fa.-BPT (WTO 5. . A mariner.
^f.JW(H:)l.m.Cuttle.fish bone.
^fv.WWT (*rr) I./ The earth.
^tVflip (TTT) 1./. Lakshm!.
(n:) 1 . m. A good man j a
tradesman ; news.
*3^*H([(3r!) 1. m . News,
^piffll (qrj) 1./. Satisfaction.
^<SfPf (*[-rTT-Tr ) a. Thirsting.
"y<^T(5TTJ 1./. Thirst.
[IT<lJ S. m. The ocean.
^.Ti^ () 1. Water-cup.
^.iJI*r I. m. n. A well.
^*.^*v*0 1-m.Apaste.
(*:') 1. m. A cloud.
V^.tl*l(^0 m - Barley-water.
^.Su (v.) 1. m. A watery cloud.
WJ^rt:) l.m. The eastern moantain ; the east ; rising ; light ;
prosperity; income.
a^T I. n. Rising ; Agastyu.
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tf) 1. . The belly; war

(^1) 3. /. Enlargement of thi
abdomen from dropsy.
'SîK (tf.-W-V) a. Abdominal,
^.ufa (ft:) 2. m. The spleen
TSZT.'VV A cuimas ; girth, j
S^.ftl (ft:)2.m. Ocean ; the sun.
^T.fvUI^ 0. Glutton- j
ous, selfishly voracious.
<3^.uft(ft--rt>ft>.Glutonou B . j
'a^.im (V-*I-*f) Sleeping with
the face downward.
T^rren (n:) ! . m. Dysentery,
^m'fi (-5:) l- m. The navel,
^nt^ (SO 1. m. Tape-worm.
^SpR (q;:) l.m. Future consequence
or time ; Vangucria spinosa.
V^pS^T (f4l) m. Fire. a. Flaming.
(<0 1- m - Erysipelas,
(fr) 1. m. Scarlet fever.
^.<jir*firatO*!-*i-) Suited.
<3^.T>S W 1- m- A water-spout.
<S57?ffl (Tj) l.n.AhooBe,
(Hi) l.m. A marine grotto.
*3a;.Tr*1 l.M. A cloud.
^.(SpJJPÔljBi A drop of water.
^<fww (SJ 5. n, Butter-milk with
an equal portion of water.
Cast U P ur ont *
^SC.WrtPt (tfl) 3. /. A caldron.
^-Mn: (TO A c,uud ^jSJ (SJ:) 1. m. A directing.
fl^TH (ltt)l. *. The acute accent a gift. a. Liberal ; great ; dear.
(m) 1. in. One of the five

vital airs ; the navel ; a snake.
(t*:-*[-H>. Having a weapon raised to strike.
g?K(T:-Î-Ct-<:')iJ.GenerouB, noble.
^rc.^re (mt-np-wO o. Magnaturaoiw high-minded.
3a:rc.tll (tft:-^:-fnO a. Idem.
'S^pnjt (Ct) m. Astrological year.
'ajT^'fl (fl:) l- 1 "' Colic; difficult
^33^ (TO 1- m. Throwing or giving up; stoicism; a stoic.

, 33Tfa<e (TH-^l-e) a. Stoical.
^rfw {^l-fosft-fa) a. Idem.
S^bW tt!j I. w. A stranger, a.
indifferent, stoical.
a^rfem (nO 1. m. A spy ; doorkeeper, a. Set over.
^TfTO (^J 1. >' An example, an
illustration : a declaration.
VSC[*r;Kt) L. rn. /Am.
-a^T^fl (Hl-in-Tff) P- Said.
^ferrr (w:-Hl-T)a. Said; risen.
Wft^jfipl (ai-rTT-WI a. Well ac-
quainted with the shastras.

^t^F (""') 1. Looking up.
wCl-dl ("*) 3./. North.
^Kl^tsi (T:-nr-i) a. Northern.
gtj>i[ (ip) 1. m. Northern country, u. A perfume.
g^ftm (>') 1, it. Speaking.
^TsftftTT (Tt.-wr-ff) p- Spoken,
tzrgfw {w.-m-Vt) a. Generous ;
great ; excellent ; intense.
â^m.^jr (JU-JTr-lf) a. Impetuous.
'3lftai(nfc-&T-'J0 p. To be spoken.
P- Speaking.
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{<::) 1. m. The glomeroui

fig tree ; leprosy ; a threshold ;
a eunuch, n. Copper.
^ S*K .*^f (vf) 3./. A plant.
f l.n. A gum- resin; m.
n. A wooden mortar ; a mortar.
Married j coarse,
gross, material ; much.
'S^VD (v-m-'i) a- Terrifying.
^T^-gifw 6. o. To cast off.
^T<r (ITs-TTI-Tf) p. Vomitted.
"8(fl!tt (ifi-VV) Dead.
(fir:) \.f. Going up.
^"JfB (F:) 1. m. Idem.
VSnqfa (^) 1 .n.A pair of bleached
cloths, a. To be gone up.
ljT (;-*M#J a. Much.
VYT> (W) 4. m. A reciter of the
prayers of the Sanaa Vida.
VTTC (T:) 1. m. Vomiting ; sound.
WTftn m. A portion of the
Sama V6da.
Vlfft:* 1. n. Vomiting.
^TJ>i ("8i-'WT-^") p- Raised, excited.
^Jli.wm a. Shooting
or discharging an arrow.
'3^-T3 (?:) 1. m. Taking up ; an
object that may be attainable.
T^.W (5) 1. n. Taking up.
^.inr Of 0 1 Taking np ; replying in argument.
^.TnffW -W) a. Excellent;
bound ; deposited ; remembered.
Vf (ft) 1- m. Excellence.
(n:) 1. m. A carpenter's
work -bench or plank.
(*f) l.n. Opening.
(:-m-*) a, Opened.
(tf) 1. *. Friction.
^.Hff (0 1. n. Flesh.
T^.^re (*i) 1 . m. A watch-house.
(W-V) 1. m. n. A key;
a bucket ; an opener.
*T.r**(if) I. ii. /dm.
^.wrf*7| (W:-7i!-7f) a. Done with
effort j opened ; raised.
'S^wiftw.ir * a. Wise.
Vlt^1<T iT-tl-t) o.Wise, inteltigent ; naked ; open.
9^.mr{Wt) I.m. A beginning;
a weapon ; a stroke ; a wound ;
section ; breathing through the
nostrils ; slipping, a. High.
T^.BS (S:-r-tf) p. Sounded.
^jar 'SWlfn 6. a. To be straight.
'JmfiiC, o. Idem.
'Sr^.-^H (m) . A bug.
W-Wfo. Raised or elevated on a pole or staff.
W^WtWf (W:) 1. m. A snake ;

fish ; a punisher, a magistrate.
(O-^T-T) a. High ; terrific ; large- toothed.
<sn(a{pr(a|)l.ii. Binding ; taming ;
fire-place ; the middle.
'S^J.îWl (>n:-'BT-*rt) p. Humble ;
energetic ; vomited.
^?;nt(*:-WT-fl)a.Set free ; large;
proud, m. Name of Varuna.
WfÎW (W-}1. m. A plant {Cordis,
toyxa) ; a kind of grain.
vdf* (Tf.-HT-^p. Bound.
t\(4)l.a. Mid-duy.
^.feW iad. Respecting, concerning, about.
*f^ (![-*) j>- Described.
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n. Bdellium. m.IUuminating ; inflamer.

'S^.'O'ra Lighting.
^^WT 1. m.IHuminating ; exciting passion.
V^.<ln*rrl (*i:-n-iT) p. Shining.
("H'-HT-'H) p- Lighted.
^5^ht (si) 1. n- Bdellium.
'a^.-^W I. m. Illustration;
search ; bargain ; object, a. Relative to, concerning.
W^lWi (Wi-WI-qi)a.Ilhlstrating.
T^.^W! a. To be explained or inculcated,
W.^ftWT(*T) 1./. White-ant.
S^-QlH (TO 1 m - Light.
^_.STT (t:) 1. m. Flight.
^.JW {JN-TrT-ff Iji-Fled ; gone up.
U^rt ( , a:-fiT-lf) a. Rude ; raised.
m. A king's wrestler.
WIT-tram (W;-W-^s) o. Proud.
'5VW.*imW (aj 1 . n. Pride.
Tj^fir (ft:) 2./. Idem.
V^H (w:-W-lt) o. Blowing.
WT (vt-vr-V) a. Drinking.
<3T (T;TI-t) a. High.
l.n. Food vomited;
raising any thing.
^TVtal (7J;-*IT- , 0) a.To be raised.
H/fl (TT-flf ]a. Raising; sharing.
3^ (Vi) m. A festival, especially
religious j great joy.
wifo ("') l.n. Erection of the
hair of the body.
(*:) 1. ra. A festival.
WTW (r) 1. n. A furnace.
^nm (*:) 1. m. An elephant out
of rut. a. Vomited.
I^TTfTO |.m. Debt ; share ; raising up. /.A plant, n. Fire-place.

^TTT* <V:-*I-w) a. Haising.
'J ITT" (*') I . n. Raising ; sharing.
^TTT.fawn {) 1. m. Portion.
tsy: (T:-Tl->0 a. Heavy; gross,
thick; firm.
'STfr (TTi-m-W) p- Shaken off.
(vr) l.n. Horripilation.
(TTr-TTI-ti) a. Raised np.
STTTWT (t-TJ-0 o. Having his
share ; what is left.
WflKSp) A river.
a^TIT (si) 1. a. A fire-place.
WW (*) 1. n. Hanging.
^Vfanr (tit-fipit-fif) a. Hung.
WTTS (Si-wt-) a. With hands
uplifted ; with trunk uplifted.
fI-W-*) a. Blown; recollected ; awaked.
WVMWT (TO 1. m. Association
of ideas by recollection.
(>t:) 1. m. Incipient knowledge ; awaking ; recollection.
o. Reminding ;
awuking ; recollecting.
WSTST (if) 1. n. Reminding.
T^.H3 I. m. A tortoise ; the
sun. a. Excellent ; exalted.
Torero L Birth.
Îpj.liT (Ti-Ti-T^-TJ a. Productive, giving birth to.
<3^.W1V I. m. Production.
3^ .MR* (if) 1. n. Neglect.
-3^.irVrT (W-Vl-m o.Said ; neglected, disregarded.
WJ (^r) 1. m. Radiance. '
^(lf"jit (tfl-faMt-ft) a. Shining.
! <
^rfljTf [m-fn-^)p. Lighted.ahining, ornamented,
^fwsj (aii-Wr-W) a. Sprouting.
'Sfer 53 ! a. Idem.
3^.{w^(SEil.. Sprouting, germinating. 11. Culinary Bait.
T^.finr ftl-W-^) a.Opened, budded, blossomed.
(Hi-HT-lt] a. Born ; lofty.
Vijir.vr (if) J . n. Visible shape.
^Wfl () 1. n. Regret ; whirling.
(*T:-1TMf[) p. Whirled.
^ (V) I. w. A river.
^T(lP) I. m. A section or chapter, a. Raised ; active, trained.
I^lfn (firs J 2./. Exertion.
W^jij (k.) 1. m . Strenuous exertion ; taking or lifting up.
^ftr (wt-t#t-ti) a. Energetic.
W\fq (SJi-JUT-lj) a. Requiring
energy, ind. Having raised.
ÎRjnT {M) 1 . it. A royal garden.
^SÔT.VTO 1. m . A gardener.
~*3^n (Ts) 1. hi. Mixing, joining.
'SSjW (Wi-Jlt-W) a. Zealously active, labouring for some eud.
^jrJTfJT:) I. m. Exertion,
^pftsr (wt-firat-fil) o. Zealous.
Vt? :) 1. m. An otter.
(TS) m. An imaginary city,
one floating; in the air.
VTWfWO 1. m. The pin of the axle.
^5TH (Xs-Jir-a) a. Affectionate.
135 H 1 m. Loud noise.
wf5W (HS-Ht-ll) a. Distinct, evident i increased, augmented,

53! (Wj-*n-ij Destroying.
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"3%W (:) 1. m. Commencement;
excess, increase.
^Jfl* (*:) 1. m. A year.
y^Hf (W) 1. n. Vomiting.
(W-iiT-'&') a. Abundant; left
over; n. Surplus, remained.
^5flJ (*:-irr-^) a. Cleaning the
body j causing increase, m, As*
sumed quantity.
SHffl* (rf) 1 . n. Cleaning with perfumes; going up; grinding.
iSTfiTW {Hi-ttT-lf J o. Perfumed,
'3^1* (Jj) u. A suppressed laugh.
^f%tf (fT : -WT-Tf) a. Plucked up.
m. A son ; vital air ; a
chief./, (^t) A daughter .a. Beat.
(Wt-WT-W) a. Vomited.
Hflifi ("tfs) m. An elephant out of
rut. a. Vomited.
S^PT (*T0 1. >n. Want of a consequent from want of an ti cedent.
'STTWflTT (T:-=rr-^l p. Calling on.
, 3^r (9:) 1. to. Leaving ; exile.
3Ti^r*r tf) 1 . ti. Abandoning ; banishing ; killing.
'STr? (î) 1. m. Marriage.
Ml^-*4^(4)S- ^Marriage, ceremony, matrimony.
^TTTT (w)n. Marrying; ploughing a field twice ; anxiety, regret.
A small shell, a Cauri.
'TOf?? (W:-*r.*) a. Relating to
marriage, matrimonial.
W^TlTir(lT:-Tn-lf) a. Palled up.
ît^Pl, (^Vfa'Pl-fa) a. Raising
up ; marrying. (=1) /. A rope.
sftjTT (TTl-W-lt) p. Distressed.
^finr.SI (in:-T:) a. Sorrowful.
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"5^T1 (fl:-fl:-*') a. Vomited.
VSTJI t1[:-n) 1. . The fruit of the
betel-nut. m. Regret, fear, astonishment. a. Going swiftly.
fl^fiW (tft-flmt-fit) a. Terrifying.
-Jnrwar (T:-vr-î) a. Distressing.
-S^BIJI {$) I. n- Anxiety.
W%sin.WT (î-Î-^l-r) a.Faining.
^tffftt (WS-WMl) p. Pained.
IS:-BT-IT ) p- Smrounded. m.
Besieging ; capturing.
a^tf ? (fl) 1. n. Surrounding.
WlffTft (m-WI-Tf) p. Surrounded.
WW 1. n. An udder.
-aw (0 I- m.Ariver.
(*) "atrorftr () <3wreflfir
9. 10. a. To glean ; to throw up.
W (fl t) fTft 7. a. To be wet.
TOft:)l,i,Aiit
HO I. n-Idem.
(V) 1. m. Idem.
(TP-m-*) a. Wet ; kind.
TJSfl (W-HI-Ti) High.
TSfl.frl Cn-W) I./, n- Elevation.
'STTI.srrpH (f:-fv-fw) a. Having
a prominent navel, corpulent.
^p!.fiac*(tii-*t!-':0 Holding
up the head ; upright.
WBHTmr (T!!-ii!-Tr) a. Uneven,
undulating, wavy.
WSffl (fill) 2./. Increase ; raising;
the wife of Garuda.
Wfil.TOI CUT^-infl-WtT) a.Raised,
exulted, noble.
BBWlfl. Garuda.
(ls-1-*) a. Swelled, increased j tied ; unbound.
3TiR^Tii) l.ii. Raising up.

T^filH (Tf:-!ir-ir) p. Raised.
'STffl (fl:-flr-^) a. Lofty.
Tlji) (ll:) 1. m. Raising; analogy.
WflM (if)l.n. Deliberation j logic.
^ (fl.'-wr-'j) a. Huving a prominent nose,
'SHI" (":) 1 . m. Raising up,
a-nru (fl:) 1. m. Raising.
"Snrcnt (f-Vr-H) a. Raising.
"Sfl/T (^) 1. Sour gruel.
3f!i; (S: Si-"!!} a. Bluwn ; awake.
fHi-m-^) fl. Insane, drunk.
m. The thorn-apple.
WHfl.ST ffll-si) I . f.n. Madness,
insanity, intoxication.
(^ : -^l-^) a. Mad, intoxicated, furious, m. Madness.
5^fô(a3j : -iQj:.Bir)ii.Mad, drunk.
(WTi.TOO' Regretting.
Vt}*(%) Killing ; churning.
<3fl(*nr a. Shaking.
WJpfl* (*f) 1, n.Shaking ; killing.
VHffllfl (Tfr-tll-W) a. Agitated.
^HTfl (fl:) l.M. Snare or trap;
killing, a killer ; pride.
d-ljK (^:) l.m. Madness, a. Mad.
-SflTf^Jt (*:) l.m. Maddening; one
of Cupid's arrows.
WflTlK.flt {Trsr,-*f*>-flr} a. Mad.
^fljtfit* a - idem.
'3=^7 if (*t:) 1. m. Measure.

'Strm (A:) 1. m. Wrong road, evil
course, bad conduct.
Sfltrf-JTB (W-TTMf) i. Erring.
'SflTI)f.inrI (if) 1. An erring.
Vllril.ffl6m. (ffr-fn^l-ft) - Going in a wrong way.
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ftpr Cm-irr-if) p. Meted.

'sftBfVff (n:-wr-H) a. Blown
flower; opened as the eye.
, Wrt*r (W) I . n. Winking of the
eye ; Wowing of a flower.
^^fwt (:-HT-'f) o. Blown as n
flower ; opened as the eyes.
(W:-WT->B) a. Looking op.
<S*pr{Jf:-5Mf)n,Blown as a flower.
VBfal(I (TIl-TP-ir) O- Eradicated.
Wntr(B:-T-sT) p. Worn, blotted,
^flfÎ) 1./. Corpulency.
^fi*(i|:) I. m. Winking.
prep. Near ; less ; over.
<str.*w (<*:-^>*) a. Near.
ê;.WT^ (w) 1. n. Apparatus ; iosignia ; sauces ; helping ; means.
î.^vv adv. Close the ear.
VT.*^, fftl-"(ff-*)D. Aiding.
îT.TWT (if) 1. n. Preparing.
^n.^rfwTr (T:-(Tr-ti) p. Prepared.
^q.TTT ptO 1. m. Favor, assistance ; use ; flower ; garland.
(T:-*T-J#) a. Helping.
^CTTW.W (<*') 1. n. Help.
TOI^.^ (T-TT-O a. Helping.
^T.Wiftwt (mi)/. A protectress ;
a palace ; a kind of cake,
'snnrft-m Car) 1-/. Aid.
'SV-^tRtt (^-ft^t-fc) a. Aiding,
^fl.aiilft (ft) 3./.A palace ; a caravanseray. Also ^TOinn 1-/g"R.Trtq (if|:-JijT-i') a. Deserving
assistance or favor.
OV.Tf* (tv)/- A plant, (Nigella
Indica.)
STT-ff^*! I./. Small cardamoms ; a sort of fennel flower.
'T-fW (*t:--*IT-*i) a. Near ; solitary, adv. Near a water-jar.

Î-fWT (wr) 1 ./. A canal, trench
or ditch ; long pepper.
'1-** (*fl) 1. m- A gum boil.
"f-3fT-' i 3Tir*f (V)l. m.A trough
near a well for watering cattle.
'St.-BFiT (fT:-Wr-7f) a. Benefited, assisted. n. A benefit.
^Bfa (fir:) 2./. Assistance.
a^T.W^ {^l-'tft-v! a. Beginning,
f V.m (:) I m-Deliberate undertaking ; a commencement ; means.
S^nwÎ (*:-*JT-*f) . Necessary to be done or approached.
^f?-Wfu* (m-^t-B) a. Beginng, commencing.
VTT.*nt (*:) 1. m . Censure.
^r.^Tff (ffT) A reviler; an an.
^T.IfH (JT:-ST-!i) a. Consecrated.
Ml. m. Sound of a lute.
'ffT.flO 1. m. Loss.
, 3T.*I Figure of speech.
tCT-1 (JI:-JIT-jt) a. Having; going
near, obtaining,
n.irî 1. m. A small number.
Û.JIH (ffi-flT-'rrja.Promised, having, possessing.
'Sqnw. W (*m ?ft-*r) p. Going
to; promising; feeling,
'ao.jpn (^:) 1. m. Perfume.
MH (H:j 1. m. Agreement,
'S'J.f'lft; 'd. Near a mountain.
^TT.jftfl (n-.-m-li) p. Sung.
W^.nlil (m-ifi-ti) p. To be sung.
"Sl.jra {:-*T-3)p. Hidden.
^tj.JIÎ ({) 1. n. An embrace;
surprise, astonishment.
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W.VX (V) 1- A prisoner; favour ; seizure ; secondary planet.

Vq.WI fI n.Seizing, holy study of the Wdas.
I. " A present.
V*.*TW (fl:) 1 - m. Disease ; touch.
, 311l(ir01- B '- Conti S UOUB support.
V^lf.lll (Wr) 1./. /dew.
Wq.^W (W :) l.m. A ruddy gooae.
"ST.-agrtr:) a. Almost four.
^tj.'ail 1 . m. Quantity ; elevation ; prosperity ; a degree.
iai.^PCfr(w:-wr-w) a. Served.
OT-'TO (ifl:-^l-ii|*la. To be served, t. /. Practice of medicine.
1. Altar.
'31.^K(t:) 1 m. Service ; practice ;
physicking; a bribe; ellipses.
Sii^tT.tirT^ (>) 1- n. Offering.
^Ti^re.tm K;-trj-*') a. Offering.
, 3iT.fli|(iS01' n 'Medical practice.
OTT.frU (W=-Wt-Ti) a. Collected,
heaped ; smeared ; burnt.
WftlTW I./. A plant, (Salvinia cucullata.)
DM.WI (it) 1. n. Heating.
W.^q (^!-^r-W) p To be heaped.
'3ir.'"ll (-Hi-Trr-^) a- Secret.
-3U.3TIW (W>wr--H) p. Produced.
^Tl.sni m - Disunion, separation ; treason.
WT.oirct* 1. in. Mischief-maker ; traitor, treacherous person.
Sl.fsm (WJ) 1./. A kind of insect ; the uvula or soft palate.

-STT.fsTfiMiT (TO 1./ Idem.
îl.a!>^T ()! *. An act, object ;
means of living.
fdr-fir) a. Having
long arms reaching to the kneea.
'Jq.aifa't (T) 1. n. Means of subsistence or living.
ai.Bftt>*T 1. Idem.
-sq-aflMtft-fTA-tT) a. Depend.
ent, living on or hy.
^V.aftai (W.-W-v) a. Affording a
iq.Wtqôdu.An expression of joy.
-SHU Cn:-Tr-*) a. Knowing, skilled in ; designed.
'S-q.UI (SI) I./- Untaught knowledge, innate skill.
"aq.BtaffSf (if) t. n. A present.
^fl.WH(Hl-Jtl-li) p. Heated ; pained.
Î.WTt (ST) 1. m. Morbid heat.
sq.fliq (^:)L Disease ; haBte ;
heat ; pain ; misfortune.
^.lllPl^t^t-fWl-lSr) a. Heating.
V^.mn (TI) 1./. Land near the
foot of a hill, a valley.
^q.^*t (Wt) 1 *A relish ; venereal
disease ; biting ; Morunga tree.
T3V.\WH (V-)l- <n. A watchman.
"aij.^fww (n:-nr-if)j*, Perceived.
(V) '/ A present.
*3q.^T*lw (as) 1. n. Idem.
31,f?ff p- Taught,
^1<T l) 3 /. A plant.
SK.^tiT (m)l./. Minor divinity.
TT.i;w (T.--) 1. m. Instruction.
^tt.^bj (T:-nti.a5) a. Teaching.

-3ij.^r (sf) 1. n- Instruction.
nj.^fipr (Wl) 5. m. Adviser.
V^.^ZSj{V-^n-v)p.To be tanght.
"3<t^ ^ (SI) 4- o-An adviier.
'Sq.VS (TO I m- Liniment.
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-3H.^fT*l{*t) I /-A kind of insect.

^7.JfT (Hi) 1. m. Oppression; a
portent; violence ; rebellion.
WIJ(|W (ft-fWt-ft-) a. Oppressing, violent, tyrannical.
^7 -US (81) 4. m. Supervisor.
WMF* (?Ti-m-*r) p. Oppressed.
OT.WnCrJ:) 1. m. Heresy.
WI.WJ [*Tr)l./. False pretence ; trial of honesty, courage or ability ; a penultimate letter.
^T.Wrg , (Îl)3jw>Ali inferior metal.
wq.UT* {M) 1. n. A pillow ; kindness ; poison ; religious observance ; excellence ; placing on.
WMFpfrtW) 1, n. Pillow.
^BiptT.uf* (f*i-f*:-fa) a- Approved after being tried.
wq.fa (fill) 2. m. Fruud ; a carriage ; a wheel ; fear.
i37fo.7T (W.) I. m. A cheat.
"S1.frfr (*f:- TR-li) o.Being at the
point of death, suffering pain.
<37.Tffa [fit:) 2./. A ray of light.
Vl-lfl (*r:-fTI-ff.) Approached.
^7.ni (7i) l.m. A ceremony of
initiation, investiture.
'Sif.l'qsr (w) l.n. Idem.
^7-117(7:) 1.
WIf* T0 1. A plaster ; the
tie of a lute ; a stye,
TSV.Jrr^JT (*) 1- Plastering.
^7.fWl7 (7:) 1. . A deposit.
m.fspJPI (st) 1. n. Idem.
Vq-flfV (ft:) 2. m. Idem.
W-frr^ (^)5./.The theological
part of the Hindu shfistras ; virtue ; truth ; near or lonely place.
tt.ft.HR (O l.H. A street.

Wf.f*r.W (*) 1. a. A main
rood; instituted observance.
^t.ftriW (fri-HI-fTjp.Dcpoaited.
^.tftTT ftp) 1. m. The initialed
youth, a. Brought near.
W.sftq ind. Having deposited,
^.sra (spur-fl) p- Sent, driven.
"37.5q (V-1T**4) p- Pledged ;
given ; adduced ; placed on.
^7.5jjt*J (*Js) 1. m. A pledge ; an
exordium ; a precept ; a hint.
VTOirtg (Wi-Wi-*Jl) p- To be adduced, to be pleaded.
"97.7fTf (Rr:) 2. m. A paramour.
"57.7ffl (fn:) 2./ Birth; fitness;
cause ; end ; proof ; event.
^.7f^.Tnr(nt-nril-wii>.Right,
fit, reasonable ; united.
^7.7^ (X) 1 . n. Secondary term.
^37.711 (V-V-'i) P- Produced.
S7.7TrTaj (7i)l. n.A heinous crime
as killing a cow ; murder,
17.71 if** (#\) 5.A great sinner.
t37-7r^*T {^f) 1. n. Effecting.
17.7lf^T (1T:-WI-'B) p. Effected.
tS7.7r^Tr (*:-**-*) a. Shod. m.
Ademonjhell.
*S7.7I7 (7:) 1 - m. A heinous crime.
^37.7Tf*rW (irt-Vr-lf) p. Nurtured.

"SPJ.TlWI (*0 1. n. Paining.
^.Ttftrit (UTOn-lf) p Pained.
^7.7T ("CO 1. n, A suburb.
"37.g*<! (w) I. h. Minor Furana.
^7.5p77Fr (*T) !./. Yawning,
<37.73iri| l.n. Abribe.
^7.7 (701- m.Rahu, the ascending node ; a portent ; affray.
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t.n(W-IT-li)p. Eclipsed ; flooded ; pained.

^yff.TT! (tfT) I ./. Morbid senaibility of the uterus.
^V.H* (W--W-li)P- Enjoyed.
gif-HUT* (^t-HT-lf) p. Enjoying.
(Hj 5./. A cup of a round
ehape used in sacrifice.
OTAT* (Is) 1 . m. Pleasure.
'ffq.Sira (re:-rat-ra) p. To be enjoyed, to be used.
3*1. IT (TO 1. m. Reproach, abuse.
'ST .vi .m.Refutinga charge,
m.fl (fl:-nr-fl)a. Like.
^Mfl (HI) 1./. A simile, likeness.
^H,s[i (.n)l . m. An image-maker,
painter. (^t)/. A wet nurse.
"3tT.i?rsr (il) I. Resemblance.
W.faH (HJ-TTT'ti) p. Compared,
^.fwftl (ft:) 2./. Resemblance;
a picture ; analogy.
"BjniiR (t) I. m. The sal, a timber
tree. a. Compared.
Qii.ntt {^:-11-*f) p- Analogous, n.
Subject of comparison.
^ WpT ffl (iff) l./. Resemblance.
^Tr.*r=T> (hi) 1. m. A husband.
^tI.*F!J (!pf ) 1 . n. Small instrument.
TO*jw(tJi) I. m. Marriage.
OT.WV a. Asking.
<3Tr.fllfgiT (irs-TI-li) b. Offered;
solicited ; propitiated,
^q.inff (:) 1 . m. Marriage.
irq.VlB (W-WT-flj) a. Adapted to,
fit, suitable; taken; eaten.
W.^fTI (iT-*M) p. Applying.
<tn.VHI (:) 1. m. Good conduct ;
fitness, use, application.
tni.%rft.1tT l/.Fitnesa; favor.

q.Wt(ir>l (ifl-fiWt-ft) a. Fit.
^T.iiHH adv. A word expressing
great pleasure.
W*.*W (Wi-TBT-ltfJfl. Coloured; afAided; eclipsed.
^HT-'IST (4)1. n. A guard.
"5<r.*f>7r (Hs-in-lf )j>. Prepared.
"3t.TW (Wi-HT-lf) p. Ceased ; dead.
Vnn.VI (T-TJ-^Jo. Void of
VWtfil (fin) 2./. Stopping ; great
pleasure ; death,
^tft.W (T-11-Tf) a. Above.
(:) 1 . m. Stopping, &c.
*3ir.Tjjr! (*f) 1 . n. Ceasing from.
(*J:) Secondary mineral, flavour or passion.
Wnn(:)l.m. An eclipse of the
sun or moon ; calamity, &e.
<SHT.T1H (:) 1. m. Stopping.
W.fc prep. On, above, op.
'anft-Trl (ff.'-m-TT) p- Gone up.
Wtfrw (H:-?rr--?f)p. Piled np.
'auft.oi (w-w-wf) a. High.
^fftUTT adv. Up, above.
^.T* (:-TT-) p. Obstructed.
-3<J.*iraj (V-ifl-Wj a. What re-
lates to the heroine as VW:

does to the hero.
^q.îtf (:)1. ".Impediment ; protection ; binding ; holding.
<3T^H[ (^T) 1. n. Private room.
^nr.riT (i) 1 . . An inner room.
TTOTfC yrep. Over and above.
Wf.W (^0 1 . m. A rock or atone.
(Wl) 1 /- Refined candied sugar.
T.W^T (f:-in-*) a. Implying.
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T-^WW . . A synecdoche of
a part put /or a whole.
'T'j.wfHTi !ir:-in-w) p. Implied.
^.'W (Wl)l- A prop; an in.
ference. a. Inferable,
mj.war (aj.'-an-ai) ? . Obtained,
received : known, understood,
^TO^Tfli (^T) X.f. A tale,
îfi) (ftp) 2./. Mind j religious knowledge ; gain.
'SI-SIH (^10 1. m. Apprehension.
, ST^W(I:- , TOT-''ftl) /J.Coinmendnble, praiseworthy.
^r.fllfw*r(WT) 1./. Thirst.
3*.ftlT (TO 1. m. A portent.
m.f% (B:-jrr-li) p. Smeared.
^SV.foftpr (ti:-1TT-^ p. Wishing
to seize ; desired as a prize.
^Sir-iTf.*:) 1.1. Plastering.
^T.ST1*r (fl) I. n. Idem.
^T.W (^Jl.n.A grove or garden
^TT.^w^ (*() 1. *. Minute descrip.
tion or delineation.
^q.Jpnr (Mil. n. A country inhabited or not ; a district.
"5w.t5 1. m. A sage.
(%) 1- m. A pillow,
(ws) 1. m.A village.
W^-T^r (W) 1 . n. A fast ; fasting.
Î.Clfaw (tit-faft-ft) a. Fasting.

Vf.Wf (M) I . n. Carryiug.
^T-ÎUdi:) I .m.Aking's elephant,
a royal vehicle or carriage.
Wn.PpffT (^T)l/. Profane science.
Vf.faÔ) Factitious poison.
WT.fW \.f. A plant, (Atis.)
W.fiY (Bi-Ct-tf) a. Seated.
^T-^tf*nr <TT}I. n. A song or tune

played on the Vina.
^T.'ftn (it) 1 . n. A thread worn
by the Hindu brahman*.
3T.*tfirr Off) 5 . m . brahman.
'JI-BfTW (:-m-ff) a. Collected.
"*ir.5^ ({:) I.m. A minor Veda,
'af.tw (HO m. Sitting, resting;
a seat ; evacuation.
(*) 1. a. Idem.
^.irn(Tl01 . m. Hunting leopard.
WT.W* (h:) I. m, Tranquillity.
WU.JTflirfa (^;-iji-Tj) o. That may
be calmed or cured.
irntirata.H (sf)l. n. The allaying
storm, curing of a disease.
^W (*:!-*T-*)l. m. Diagnosis;
allaying of a disease.
Û.ITW (^j) 1, n. A space near a
village, suburbs.
'ar.UT'fl C=a:-'W-n) p. Appeased
'fl.wrftl (faO 2./. Tranquillity.
HMTTpirw (^t-for*ft.fai) a. Tranquil, tame. /, A lame elephant.
1.HH (^:) 1. m. Watching and
sleeping alternately.
^.ntft.TTI (m) 1 . /. An allaying,
composure.
nr-Jtrftw (^t-ftnft-ft) a. Composing, tranquillizing.
^l.ibfHJI (JT:-t!T-W)i. Adorned.
W^ff (ai-m-W) a. Promised.
-yq.^fTf lffl02. /.Promise, assent j
judicial astrology.
S^.^nn WO 1 m. An abstract,
?.WT*r i-i) 1. n. A substitute
"Jtr.TTOM m - Obeisance.
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W*.UH1 (W-W-'W) Respectable ; to be respected.

W4WIW(4) 1 -"-A lower garment.
W--*^ () 1 . n- Taking away.
W-*.*TC(*01 .m.Refusing ; taking
away ; death ; collection, compendium ; attack ; refutation.
W-tf .^H (H ; - m-Tf In -Taki ng aw ay .
wtf.^ftf (fill) 2./. Idem.
W.ftl(f*l;>2./. Meeting, union ;
Bervice ; gift, donation.
(^-ti-O Near ' .Gi(t
W.^T 1. . A neighbouring
abode, a neighbourhood.
^^JW^Huhl. Near evening.
WTO (Jf-V-'i) a - Approached.
^WBHT {TIT) 1. m. Proximity.
Q(f .|mt (^f) 1. n. Putting in
or on ; placing upon.
W.Vnf Dressed ; sacrificed ; dead; gained ; enough.
W.flt ("P) 1. m. The first preg.
nancy ofacow. a. Approaching.
W.^ (&) 1. in. A portent; a disease; a preposition.
WTT.âf ! (*r) 1 . n. A substitute ; a
portent ; approaching.
OT.V^F (^) 1 Approaching.
"5V.^l&T(iq7)l/.A full grown cow.
W.^l (ia:-î-ni) a. That may
be approached or gone to.
W.^C^'OLf-Name ofa demon.
W.ÔTW . n. The sun's disk.

WW (V-W.TS) p- Attended by,
seized by, eclipsed. n. Copulation.
ST.^W (TOr^t-fOp. Standing near, present.
(*i) 1. n. Service.
B^.WT (*:) 1 m. A condiment or

spice ; household utensil ; blame.
"W.W^ (K-) 1. m- Ornament.
(?Ti-siT-*t) p. Blamed.
(Vt)l jn.Supportof life, us
food, self-government, &c.
W.* (*l) 3. /. A concubine.
(m) 1. m. Tlie organs of
generation ; haunch ; anus.
'aTOT.ini (*:)l.M. Indian fig-tree.
"STO.filTf (Y=) 1. m. Continence.
W.m t rr) 4. m. A servant.
9^.*SIT (*T) 1. n. Nearness; obtaining; assembly.
Wflfrft* (*i:-ur-*i) a.To be near.
WWW (*:-*!-*) a. Placing
near ; suggesting.
W.WPT*T (*T) 1. n. Placing near.
WVTfal (fli-ftr-w) a. Placed
near to; attended.
in'. Standing near.
wwrfint (tt-fwY-ft) a. idem.
W.fijPT (-H-.-Tn-^)a. Approached ;
got ; clean.
"ST.feffl (fift) 2./. Being near.
'ST.wrf (SO Touching; bathing, rinsing the mouth.
w<3>hr(*i) I.*. Idem.
W.^JI (et-ET-E) p. Touched.
WSa (a) 1. n. Revenue, profit.

WTW (*r:-'fir-'fi) p. Struck, hurt.
WWClf, () n. Struck blind.
W^wiumjsri-Htjo. Smitten with
passion, love, &c.
W^T(*) l.n. Offering.
W?^_ (%I-flt-"B ) n.Offering up.
W(V{*0 1. m. Callingto or for.
W irfow(tf) 1. n. Laughter.
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W.VJX (*:) 1. m. Additional gift.

W*T.*lft^ (ft-ft^T-ft) a. Giving.
TOTT** 1 . m. The name of a
country, part of the peninsula.
^r.TW 1. m. Ridicule.
Q^.TOI (W-WI-W) a. Ridiculous.
Tq.f^H (rn-WT-Jt) p. Placed.
^rfrrT.inw (wi-wr-w) o.GIorious.
(?t;-wr-ri) p. Taken, offered in sacrifice.
<3I.TSC Solitariness, privacy j nearness, m. A car.
Vntn OQr) ! * Muttering prayers, a. Solitary ; secretly.
<aqrtT .n.Study of the Vedas
after initiation, immolation.
i37T*4ra (*f)l. n. Preparation for
the study of the Vedas.
"3TfT5ra (Ifl) m. A victim ; a portent a. Calamitous.
'SKI** II 1 . m. A narrative.
WTfJM (Si-lfT-fl) p. Come; promised i obtained.
^rpifl (*0 1- Approach ; arri-
val ; promise ; foreboding.

vrnmr (">) Reading the
VSdas after initiation.
"3TTftr "> Near the fire.
(TO m. The sectional mark
made with sandal, &c. on the
forehead ; a secondary portion
of science; a minor member.
^VtS t 1- Plastering the
ground with cowdung.
nm(Ht-Hr-lf)l. a. Taken. m.An
elephant out of rut.
vqni.<^ (lb-It) a. Quick ,
W^ro.HtW (W-WI-W) a. Armed.
ailW m. Neglect of ordinances ; taking away.

*5<TT^nr tf) 1 Taking away ; abstraction ; cause, double meaning; speaking.
MI*I*.m* (] 1. n, Proximate
or immediate cause.
<S*nfit*T (*t) 1./.- Pot-herb.
*3*n$V (m-m-fy a. Acceptable,
excellent, admirable.
( n. Acceptableness.
^nra pfs-HT-lfja.Phced, applied.
Wiram (ifj 1 . ".Placing, applying.
<31TtV (ftO 2- Virtuous reflection ; disguise ; a title ; labour
for a family ; object ; cause put
for the effect ; species.
<5Tira (*:.ijt) 1. m.f. Spiritual
teacher. ($t-<iTft) Wife of a
spiritual teacher.
^Trm\ fa) b.f. A shoe,
nrpn (>B:.flr-'H) a. Near. m. Angle or comer of the eye.
"yTflnst a. Near.
^TfW (mt) 1. m. Corner of the
eye. (m) n. Vicinity.
"SrqTj (yt) 1 . hi. Means ; a means
of success against an enemy.
im.WlWln.A present ; approach.
ing, engaging in.

âopl.WJr (W!) Lot. Application of
means or expedients.
wVum (*-ftrtt-ft() a. Expert in
the application of meanB.
WfTKlf (Tt:-Tri-Tf) a. Engaged in.
"STITCH CO !. Engaging in.
^nrfai| (if I 1. n. Acquiring.
"Sujtwm(n:-HT.Tf)p, Acquired.
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<airrwI (ac-w-ai) p. Reviled.

TT^W (*:) I . m. Abuse ; delay.
"sj-uTTrnr (*i) 1- n. Turning round s
ceasing; approaching.
'STpm (Hi) 1. m. A horse rolling
on the ground, a. Rolling, ceasing from, refraining.
^trpnj(Tj:)l. w. Asylum, reliance.
>3TfTfiffl- (ttj-ttt-ti) p. Supported.
V<flU a.Worshipping,
serving, m. A Servant, a Sudra.
WOTVF (') 1. m. A quiver.
^vpr* Archery ; service ;
a seat ; assembling ; injuring.
Tpff*TC (^r)l. /.Service, worship,
"Sirjfafl (Wf-HI-Tf) a. Served.
ÎTf%W (HI) 4. m. A worshipper.
^retT a. Sitting near.
<STTfil(faO 2,/. Service.
VMjm (Wi-W-W) o.Tliat ought to
be worshipped or served.
Shuk-IH (ns-HT-si) p. Idem.
VfTf%H(*)l -m. A fiery portent, a.
Joined to, put on, deposited.
SqT^tT (*>WMfj p. Seized, taken ; prepared.

(Wi-VT-tf) a. Neglecting.
^TJW (*TJ t, n. A neglecting.
^r(WT)l./. Neglect ; abandoning ; endurance; trick.
V^far (Wi-fll-lf) p. Neglected.
^(IT (i:-WT-*r) a. Arrived at ; en(lowed with, invested.
^VS (ttr-^t-K) a. Contriving expedient a, approaching.
^T" (15:) 1. m. Vishnu,
^3*1 (^J-1T-*i) a. That may be approached, sought or obtained.
'airfaro^ (fur p. Having

followed or gained.
*3ipj"3 (*Ji-*l) p. Arrived at.
"S^To (3i-St-) a. Near; married ; arrayed.
-S^Tiil (1)3/.A pot-herb (BaseDa
rubra or lucida).
<3<ir^1 (tft) 3./. Idtm.
<3V[f?;<* , I (r) 1./. Idem,
"QVTgnt (lit) 1. m. A beginning;
an example ; analysis.
^S^Tâ (w) 1. n. A fast.
^TT tV TT (Hs-ITT-n) p. Fasted, fasting, n. Fasting, a fast.
ind. Having carried.
<SJI (H>5lr-W a. Sown.
'SH.ire {S:-Br-)a. Ploughed after
having been sown,
(fill) 2./. Sowing,
'Sft.fr^ (W^) 5. m. An agriculturist, a farmer.
-gfiW (:-[-) a. Sowing.
TO (H) -SWR? G. o. To be straight.

^H(H) 'TOfff G. a. To fili.
W (MT) o. Both.
Wl (m-5) a. Idem.
^WMPJ ind. On both sides.
wn*rin.^T({^PT-îft-îl)ii. Having a double row of teeth,
W^flT.g^ (J-wW) o.Two-faced.
<3VTt.l adv. In two places.
adv. In two ways.
gini.TF? adv. On both daye.
<a*ni.rra.v: (Ti-n-'c) o. Taking or
acting two parts.
"3M^.?tTS| (*[!-n-W) o. Receiving
wages from two masters.
W-WI (Wl) I. fit. A dilemma.
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-WWITOBTT (HJ-Wt-li) a. Mutually

Agreed to.
^WUT^R adv. For two purposes.
^8 ind. An interjection of anger,
question! ug, pro m i se or cordial i ty.
3H (:) I. m. A city ; a wharf.
3*f (r) \.f. A name of Durga ;
light ; fame ; quiet ; flax.
^3(?I.^Bi^:)l. "I- A cluster of flax.
'TOT.Jt* (*:) 2. m. The Himalaya.
'8l.<tfa(fip)2.m.Aname of Shiva.
^r.T*l (if) n. Name of Vanapura.
'Sfil-Sfl Wi 1- m. Kartikeya.
^3st (H; ) 1 . m. A title of Shiva.
^) (n) 3Hfw 6. a. To fill
<3V (j) 1. n. A field of linseed.

3i3t (^:) 1. m. The upper timber
of a door frame.
-S*fJ(wl)3./. A stalk.
W^:.^?t(ri)l.M. Injury of the lungs.
3T:.giw () Tne breast.
^C.PfflT (Wl) 1. /.Pearl necklace.
^^f> l.o. Togo.
(:) 1. m.A snake.
QTJI.Vni ( *0 1 Infernal region.
<H^rrft (ft;) 2. m. Garuda.
ronrir (tf) I. m. Idem.
ftt)I, "- King of snakes.
'TOT (TO l.m. A snake.
^f? (:) 1. m. Aram ;a cloud.
^cwr*(*:)l.m. Cassia.
^VTW (W) 1. m. /aVm.
^fl(W) l.m, A ram.
vj^l ind. A particle implying assent ; expansion.
^Î.WK (X;) 1 . m. A promise.
ntf.BH (:-1|r-T*) a. Promised.
^W^{^) 1. "> Armour.
^T (*::) 5. n. The breast.

^ft.ai(W:) 1 .m.The female breast.
^Tft.-^W:) l.m. Won.
, 3^fg(g:-wi-^) o. Broad-chested, having a wide breast.
TOB(k) 1, m. Sacrificial thread.
adv. From the breast.
TWTW ("') La, Mail.
^ o. Legitimate.
WSJW (m-îft-^rR ) a. Broadchested, full -breasted, strong.
(TO I. m. A horse of a pale

colour with dark legs.
3^1 ind. Particle implying assent.
hi) 1. m. Promise.
Btl.HW (*r:-HT-i() a. Promised.
^ t^:-^:-^) a. Lnrge, great.
(:) 1 .m.A creeper, (Cucumis colocynthis.)
(10 1 m. Krishna. .
H.^H(S:) I. m. Great heat.
(si) 1 . n- Magnitude.
^VHrfi (#:) l.m. A long road.
^Crt ind. See
m.fH I- m- Cast or- oil tree.
, st.*r? c (*o l m - Wcm flVW^W (Vt) 5. m. An imp.
T^.TJWf^: -W-W) ".Magnanimous ,
(T:) 1- m. Necklace.
aTr.irrftn (st-firfll-fs) a. Creeping, m. A reptile.
"SÎ.T* (%) Pleurisy.
^T.WII (AO I . m. Stroke or pain
in the chest,
^ r.T (W) 1 .m.The female breast.
gfssiiT (Bi-WT-tf) o. Abandoned.
Sw.flTn (;) 1. m. A spider.
^(40 l./.Wool.
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3^ flVT 1 -rf.To measure ; to play.

gÔt':) 1. m. An ..Iter.
3<{<) <s*f> l.o. To hart.
(:) l.m. A year.
^TT (Tt) 1 ./- fertile soil.

îifi 3- /. A name of one of
the celestial courtezans.
^jft.WfW) 1. m. The gallant
or paramour of Urvashi.
wW.^WW (H:) 1- m. Idem.
TSS^T^t^.'jl.m.Akind of cucumber.
<3=ff (*qf ) 3. /. The earth.
dtjf .V^ (^:) L. m. A mountain;
the serpent She aha.
<3*ff.V* (*:) l.m. A tree.
"3frl 1. a- To burn.
1 m. A creeping plant ;
a kind of grass.
(*! ; ) Country.
<a^rt(Tr:)I. m. A spreading creeper, ii. Sort of grass./, A certain nymph married to Arjuna.
a^f^t. (Hl> 5- A porpoise.
Wjqr I. m. An owl j Indra.
^.<8(<ff)ii.A gummy Bubstance ;
a wooden mortar.
<5<3>ftr* (*s-<t-*J a. Pounded.
l^tT (T:) l.m. Uoa constrictor.
(^:) Vide *3*nr.
^3^1, (tO) m. A porpoise.
ind. Shout of joy.
3W (<!BT) 1. / A firebrand ; a
meteor, fire, flame.
<3K[.39t (W) 1 .m.Goblin,/. A for.
gwrvf.^0 1. m. A firebrand.
(*f) 1. n. Horripilation.
îrir(Tl:)l.?n.Tlie lagaa orlatitude.
'aBtttfl (>!) 1. n. Transgression.

^3*faH (fl:-5IT-W) Passed,
^flta (i-rr-^) a. To he passed.
'SWfinf.nreir (sii-STt-*) <t. Rebellious, refractory.
tW:-^T-W n. Shaking.
^fo?f (Wi-TTT-tt) a. Shaken.
'3W(:-!-^)a. Bright ; sporting.
g?pg.cn (ht) 1 ,/. Splendor.
SWftH (7r;-ri;-ji) Splendid,
WflrH (W:-flT-3) a. Recovered from
sickness ; dexterous ; happy.
OWR (^) 1. m. Change of voice
in grief, sickness, &c.
(*a) 1. n. Species of drama.
3Wt9 l.m. Joy ; light ; increase ; the division of a hook.
^r*rfaw lrT:-TTI-ri)p. Delighted.
afaft9H ( , Ji:-7n-Tr) a. Thrown up ;
pared, scraped ; painted.
-BftrfirTT (Tfi-TTI-tfJ/i.Distmguished.
^JW^K (^) 1 . n. Plucking out hair.
WTO (>.') !. m. A rolling; volley
of abuse.
-si* l.m. Utterance.
'3BrW5T(^rjl.n. Raising up; vomiting ; digging ; uttering ; writing.
TSm-f fj:) 1. m. An awning.
3*rw 1. m. A surge or wave.
^3 IS {m) 1. n. The womb.
^WT5 (!:-*n-*i) Apparent.
SWWfn l.o. To be straight.
^3p[(fr-HVH;) a. Inauspicious.
WflJ (TT) 5. m. A name of Sacra, regent of Venus.
^fiiar (*) I . m. Fire ; gbce.
<3Wl (^1)8./. Wish.
"atff.'fr (KOl-m-Candahor; a king.
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(X:'-T) 1. n. n. A root of a
fragrant grass, (Andropogon.)
*refir 1. a. To burn; to
hurt.
(*:)1.M, Early morning ; aliberline ; saline earth. (*t) /. Night;
a cow; a pot; burning.
^1 l.n. Blnck pepper. *n/.
Long pepper ; dried ginger.
T3VT (iMft-TT > a. Inauspicious.
n (s) 1 m. The sun ; fire.
*&t.v<* (W)l.M. Fire.
'STO (T:) n. The dawn, (ift) /. Twilight, or end of the day.
Vlf (W-W-W) a. At dawn.
OTT.siW WO l.m.A cock.
TOqfil (fir02.m. A name of Aniruddha, son of Kfiuia or Cupid.
W.W! (T:) I.oj. Aniruddha.
wftw (Wi-Tn-ti) a. Stale ; burnt ;
quick ; fixed ; dwelt.
yflM tulsf (WJ-WMiJ a. Formerly
occnpied by cattle.
TsfU: (V-f) 1. m. n. Andropogon.
tS^W (Wi) 1. m. Aniruddha.
(Q]:-qr-q) a. Dressed in a pot.
^5 (T*)Ijh-A camel ; a cart. Wgt
Wgfal /. A she-camel ; earthen
tyg".*7^1 (*ft) 3. /. Red flower.
"STf.SrfiW (wVfwwt-fft) a. Making
a noise like a camel.
*3g-.Snm (it) I. n. Pair of camels.
^y.Trtv (*:) 1. m. Hemorrhoids.
*nr.V*lt.tiF**T I. /-A tree.
TSp.urf^*! (WT)/. Arabian jasmin.
.*HW (if) 1 . n. A camel litter.
vf.ftrcm (tO J . w. Piles.
<5jsn (":) a. Hot. pungent, sharp,

active, m. The hot season./, WT
Consumption ; bile.
W(*0 I. m. Idem.
3"n\HT W) I-/- Heat.
^.T^t {Ct> 3./. River of hell.
(fijTl) 2. m. The sun.
(w-w) 1 .m. n. Umbrello.
Tm.*rer(W) l.ffi. Steam.
'TO.Vtoj (tS:) 1 m. The gnngetic
porpoise ; any thing pungent.
TniTI (Tj:) 2. m.The eon.
^<dlJIW (H:J I, m. The hot season.
TOTfwm Off!) 1. m. Idem.
^^1% (*S : "^J) Heated.
1. m. Winter.
^f*0*T (qrr) ]./. Rice gruel.
5./. A kind of verse.
yjlT (V-^) 1. m. n. A turban, a
diadem; distinguishing mark.
'S-tKmift* l^t-Rtf-ft) a. Turhaned, wearing a diadem.
^WTâf (<tf) 1. n . Hot water.
'S^plJTO (Hi) 1. m.The hot season.
^>lj (qn) I. m. Idem. Heat ; anger.
'STf.T (UT) 5. ffi. Idem.
ÎPTI (tit) 1 . "J. A heavenly spirit.
^MTHJ (WTO 5. m. The sun.
^*H.^ 0 1- Vapour bath.
'aWTJTW (0 1. m. Hot season.
^f(W.) l.m.A bull; a ray. (*r)/.
A cow ; a plant, (Antliericum.)
TORINO 1. m. Indra,
^ (TK) *TTfil (T) T**trr 1. o.
To hurt, to kill. With fV and
forming wriTPf to remove.
"(HI (T;}1 .m.Name of a country.
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SI The sixth vowel of the Sanscrit
alphabet, u long.
9 ind. An incipient particle.
(W:) 3. m. The moon.
<3T a.Mnrried ; carried.
(WT)/. The bride.
VT.VY* a. Armed.
S (Wi-m-fl") o. Woven.
<sffl (fftO 2/.Sewiug; preserving ;
distilling ; speed ; sport.
3iflRI (^:-sfli-sq)a. Produced from
the udder; milk.
WO 5. n. An udder.
nm {Wl 1. Milk,
am 'fpfffil 10. a. To deduct
or lessen ; to measure.
(HS-in-*] . Less, fewer.
Interjection of inquiry or anger.
^({
tad.
(ap)
1 . n. A city.
) wir 1 J.To sew, weave.
A particle of assent,
1. m. A man of the 3d
tribe ; a Vaiskya.
agt inrf. A particle of assent.
vft.Vn (WITMl) Promised,
gr* (*:) 2. m. The thigh.
<3*.Btr* (fT:) 2. /. Weakness or
debility in the thigh.
n.W(p) Urn. A Vaishya.
knee. Also w^T^, Qivm.
(4) 5. n. The knee.
Hrttft ind. A particle of assent.
m. Paralysis, rheumatism of the knee or thigh.
(m) 1 ./ The plantain tree.
5./. Strength.
aif?t 1. a. To be strong ; to
live; to have power.
mil (w) 1. m. The month Kartik,
Oct.-Nov. it. Water,
srainirfr. (Wf-WTt-*W) o. Strong.
(WI-WT-W - ) a. Idem.
WSffiSHC^l-ftRt-ftjo.Very strong.
<fwir (Tt:-m-Tf) p. Powerful.

arfSwpm (^:-*ir.xi) a. Spirited.
wi.HW (WO 1. w- A spider.
WI (*r) 1 ./. Wool ; circle of hair
between the eyebrows,
annr.inf (*i;-*ir-^) a. "Woollen,
grom {v.) 2. m. Woollen blanket ;
m (>3 3r; ârtfii irw 2 c To cover,
to hide, to screen.
(ws-ilT-'Jij jj. Covered.
t&fam (i?i-*Jt-tf) p. Covering.
W^s; (*;;) 1. m. A hero ; a fiend.
i (V-i'-l) a. Above.
OffafcO 1. m. A kind of drum.
(^-3i-S') a. Above.
grjn (nc) 1. m. A kind of drum,
(W-V-*) Tall.
315.11 (It:-Ifl-ri) a. Going up.
wg'.Jtl (Bs-fft-W) a- Gone up.
9!5.fff?f (fir:) %f. Ascent.
(r)l n- City of Harischandra suspended in the air.
9i.ira (:) 1. m. Going up.
(O^T-*) . Supine.
"5S.5iw(iJ:-W)a.Thick-kneed, long
shanked, sitting on the hams.
wa.H CS:-UT-T> Idem.
^ Idem.
jt(Bt) l.n. Height.
*5.ft(ft:-ft:-ft)ii.Looking up.
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î?? (*:)l.m,A nameofVisbnu.
a^-^fl (ur-m-Ji) o. Esalted.
w*Pr (W) I. n. Sublimation,
'"i"?" (^) 1 . n. A sacrificial vessel.
fcl) ! - m. A fabulous animal with eight legs. a. Heels up.
I' TO> A mark on the
forehead made with sandal.
(*! -V. V) a. One holding
up the arras till immoveable.
gf.?B9(7n:)5. m. Shiva; a sage
living in perfect chastity.
a.Hrr (Y:l 1 . m. Idem.
w&^ntj (wj) l.m. Paradise.

fifc*H(l*05. a. Sky.
W^-TI^ (*:) 2. m. Wind in the
upper part of the body,
î.n (rT-JTT-Tf) a. Pot over.
a^.WIW (sf) 1. n. Vomiting.
(W:-WT-Wf) a. Above.
S.fnT (TMTT-Tfjo.Placed above.
<arff-f<5fff (ftr:)2/-A horse's back ;
elevation, superiority.
W^lfWTT (5T:) l.m. Avegetable.
WP (fi) 3. m. / Also 3./. wijff
WWftnr {^1)5. m. A porpoise,

are wrfTT 1. a. To be diseased.
W (*:)!- "".Salt ground. *. Dawn.
/. Wife of Aniruddha.
TO (if) 1. n. Dawn.
W^r <lf) 1. . Black pepper.
"31"*: (t:-TMT)o. Saline (soil.)
^TH.Oit-TTft-W)a. Idem.
T (W) gr^tf 1 . d. To reason. With
ft to array in battle ; with 3 to
assemble ; with * and ft to intermit or desist from.
(^:-*T- Y} 1 . m.f.a. Reasoning.
3i^5rN) La. Idem.
I(sfi) 4./. A broom.
f>W (fTl-m-tf) J). Inferred, felt.
(fl-faifVf?) a. Reasoning.
(W-W-^Dp. To be consideror investigated.
plait ; light ; speed ; pain,

wfqwi (wl) 1./. A finger-ring; a
plait; a wave.
afjjffPT (m^-nnl-mija. Wavy.
Bsf^HJTr cm) 1./. Undulaiiou.
^Twf.wRlK (f\) 5. m. The ocean.
aP^KH I-/ Fertile soil.
W^fr Tff (S)5.n. Knee and iliigh.
, ai4t{^t)3/.A nymph of Paradise.
Ji-^ff (t) I. n. A mushroom.
(*D 1 / A kind of grass,
(v.-) 1. m. An owl.
^! The seventh vowel of the Sanscrit alphabet, as r in merry.
* (*r) 4. /. A name of Aditi mother of the gods. An interjection

of abuse, laughter, &c.
W 'B^fil 1. a. To go ; to gain.
(f3 ivfv 3. a. To go. (HX)
wrRr 5. o. To injure, to kill.
1. m. Wealth.
W->TW (^f ) 1 . n.Getting wealth.
WO.IPsT (^:-17-^> 1. m. Idem.
êW-arra" (?I:-ITI-7r) a. Accumulated, added as property,
WW.W(5tj)l. m. Division of property ; share, part.
WU.^lfaw (f|-fjp>!t-fit)a. Sharing.
"WW.^T (V) I. m. An heir.
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W.flft>! (*t-fl*-ft> ".Sharing.

^n.lOf ("H) 1- A hundred texts.
W.^tl (Tit) 1- / A collection
of the Rig Veda prayers.
^(B.tl^ntjSlfw l a. To kill.
W (*,) 1 . m. A bear ; a mountain
in the Peninsula. m. A
atar. a. Pierced, cut.
tJ.U^n{'=)l-/A kind of potherb.
n. A shower, a stream.
m. A family priest.
W.fffWffliT W) I-"- Star-gazing.
^rtlT. (n:) 1. m. The moon.
%fk (ft:) 2./. Offering worship
to the stars and planeti.
WfefeO Rig Veda.
W*ft^ (VO Knowing the
Rig Vda.
W^. () wnTn 6. o. To praise.
(-) 5. /. The Rig Ve"da, a
stanza of it ; a mantra,
^rSt^(J)l.n. Frying-pan. m. Hell.
W*, W HÊft 6. r. To go ; to be
hard ; to fail in strength.
(*t) 1./. A harlot.
m^W-nfa l.d.To go; to stand
firm ; to gain a livelihood.
-HW(T ^)'W*prl.d. To fry.
W3J>S (*:) 1. m. Indra; smoke.
mzfm (i)l.n.A frying-pan; a hell.
W(ar:-w:-w) o. Straight.
I. m- A name of the
sage Kashyapa. a. Upright.
*WTIT (Wl) I./- Uprightness.
1. ft. Straightening.
^sj.eTfi {*:-T-fi>.Made straight,
l.m. A leader.
I . m. A cloud,
wwp^w a. Erect.
^(t;,<5,(} îft 6\e.Togo.
VI (w) 1. n. Debt j a fort ; minus.
(^T-^-^) a. In debt.
WS.flW (W:-I-W)a. Being in debt.
WTW 1 . m. Borrowing.
^tNftwJ'frft'fl-ft) a.Idem.
(Jn-*t-W) o. Paying,
(fl) 1 .rt.Fayment of a debt.
*SW.HTOW(!:)1 -m.A seenrity or bail.
WW.*nr? (T:) 1- m. Idem.
WSfw (fill) 9./. Paying a debt.
Wl.BI^ (w:) l m - Paying of a debt.
l37r (*T3f;*tfl-W) a. Owing.
VJ.ihwJl (si) 1. n. Payinga debt,
j WJT<T1 (*rj 1- n- Recovering a
I debt ; receiving back a loan.
I ^rrpTO 0;) 1. m. Planet Mara,
i surriRtR Paying a debt.
I wrren^jj (*r) 1- " Iden Wfni*"^ ("i) \ . n. Idem.
I wftjat {%:) 1. m. A debtor.
ftff {wVfWt-f*|) - Owing.
lrtR.WI ( 1. n. Recovering
a debt, receiving back a loan.
wn.(w)imfi! 6 ' " T e : 10 hftve
power ; to domineer ; to hate.
It (w.-m-tii a. Gone; bright;
true. n. Gleaning ; water ; truth.
nr.viinr(in) 5. m. Vishnu.
Mm (V-.-Him) a. Seasonable,
^rfff (ft:) 2./. Prosperity ; a way.
nft*T (*J-tt-0 n. Fortunate.
^nftUt (IT) 1./. Censure, shame,
wg- (g-i) 2. m. A season ; metisea.
g".BSTW (W;) 1. m. Season.
^J.W (V) Seasons.
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WJj.THfit^f^:) 1. m. Revolution of
the seasons of the year.
m^XI* (H:-iTT-tf) a. Fruitful.
WTf-mft (ifl) 3/. A woman during
the period of menstruation,
^tg-.lftl (Aft) 2. m. A year.
*g-.*rai (**) 1. m. Spring.
fRT.f^T () 1. n. A sign of.
*g-.f (far) 2./. Union of.
wgvurm l.n.Dietof.
WJ-Wntt (in) \.f. A woman who
has bathed after the mcnse-.
WU-Wnr {<*) In. Bathing after the
season of menstruation.
ii prep. Besides, except.
wSTfs (fwO 2./. Speaking truth.
sHia^ Cf:) I. m. End of a season.
êfi|W{*) 1 . m. A domestic priest.
(5) 1. *. Stored grain , demonstration, a. Prosperous,
"ft (fip) 2./. Wealth ; a plant,
qrff.fnr. (BT^-nft-inr.) a. Rich,
affluent, prosperous.
^ X) ^Hflfff WfT 4.
5. a. To increaae, to augment;
to prosper ; to please.
sntOO * tf * r 6 - To m J ure *H (Wi) 2. m. A deity.
(V) 1 . m. A name of Indra ;
his heaven or thunderbolt.
Wfffw* (**t)5.m. Indra.
W(JI) Î**f 6. b. To injure.

mB(H:)l.jn.The painted or whitefooted antelope.
Wtwrifil I. a. To take, choose.
^(r{) WCDr6. a. To go.
(WiJ 1. m. A bull i a sage ; a
note j a medicine ; a mountain ;
hollow of the ear ; a tail. /. wY

Bearded woman ; widow ; cowach. In comp. best.
mvftt) l.m. Shiva; a sage.
f> (frO 2. n. A sage ; a Veda.
'fV'JOT (wr) I./. Ariver.
wft.JT*! (*t) 1. m. Sages.
wfit.STTTW (W:) I. m. A potherb.
wfa.WITfir*1{qti) 3./. A potherb.
uft.snilT (Si) 1. /. A plant.
^ft-TOdl) 1 . Study of the scriptures, the sages' sacrifice.
fY*T (Ts-TT-T) a. Bearing or
carrying a Rishi.
^fatfffO 2./. A sword.
W (sq:)l.Bi.Tiie painted or whitefooted antelope.
WMt?T (?f : ) 2 - m - Aniruddha, the
son of Kandarpa or Cupid.
W8.THT(wr) 1./. Asparagus.
TO.JTMr (ait) 1./. A potherb.
W.firar(S')l.n.A sort of leprosy.
Wl.^rHT (HI) 1./. Cowach; asparagus ; Sida cordifolia.
=!.(*;) 1 .m.A southern mountain on which Rima once lived.
WI9?T(V0 1 .m.The name of a sage
celebrated in the RSinayana,
*TThe long vowel correspond tag

to the short one preceding.
* (ft) ^Wlfff 9. a. To go.
* (ft) 4./. The mother of the
gods ; also of the demons ; recollection, m. Shiva, a demon.
(Wf) 4. m. The breast ; motion.
Interj. alas ! A magic letter. '
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n The ninth vowel of the Nigari

alphabet, hi.
m An aptole. The divine nature ;
earth; mountain; o mystic letter.
V The long vowel corresponding

with the preceding short one.
01 An aptote. The divine nature ;
mother. (:) m. Shiva, (:} /
The mother of the demons;
Kfimdhenu ; a mystic letter.
^ The Ilth vowel of the alphabet.

like 6 in there.Interj. ha, ah, hey.
XV (ir:-*M*) a. One.
W.wfwH, (TOt) 5. m. A coheir.
(lf:-I-Wj a. Alone.
XW.HK (t>TT-^t-^)s.Making one ;
one-handed ; one-rayed,
WT.^mS {Q]:-iai-J&')fi.Of the same
use, answering the same end.
t*0 1- "> The earaetime.
TWIW.flrsPTNll. n. Eating only
nee in a given time.
(^;-sfI-ij) a.Co-eval.
^1,^13^ (^:) 1. Bt. Balarama.
W^Tt (t)l."-Milk of one naree.
WT.n^ W 2.m. A Hpi ritual brother, pupil of the same master.
Vlf.TITnW (w.-*tl~V)a.Oi the same
village or town.
--".The name of a city.
TC.^C(V) 1. Rhinoceros, a.
Solitary ; having one follower.
Wi.^lftW (tl) 5. m. A follower of
Buddlia. a. Solitary.
Vf.fW (H:-flr-li) a. Of one mind ;

absorbed in one thing.
CT.^gPiTfon pt:-WI-1t) a. Of one
consent or opinion.
n.f<l (WT) 5. m. A king.
r.wnT(W:-rn-?f) a. Of one caste.
^.aiTfnifw;-fw:-fa)a.Of the same
caste, m. A Sudra.
W.^rC<l)l/.A chord of an arch ;
sine of 30 or of the radius.
(fl-flr-W) a. One of many.
XVHK (r-tr-<) a. Either; other.
W.lt\adv. On one side.
Wiat (Wl) 1./. Oneness.
TO.flTT (sr:-in-*i)a. Closely attentive, in. Musical onison.
^.arw (;) 1. m. Harmony.
W.lflf8*r (*f ) 5, . A spiritual
brother, religious aesociate.
ind. In one place, together.
W.<fC**)l.-A name of Ganesa.
TO.^W (W:) 1. m.Idem.
âv.î ind. At the same time.
W.^W.^* (w-W-W) a. Sympathizing, of like feeling.
**.1I.<*J m - A name of Mahfid6b. a. One-eyed.
W.^H W:)l.m. A part; division.
W-^ "> The planet Mercury, a. Well formed ; single.
W*T adv. In one way.
T*.irt;(wO 5./. One burden.
**.w<; (r.t-*MC) a. Cattle fit for a
special burden, or kind of labour.
(V-V-T) o. Ida*.
W.gft"* C?:-irr-V) a. Idem.
(3:) 1. m. The principal
actor in a drama.
W < 141 ) WI
<CW.rre (Wt-WMl) a. Having one

master, m. Sole muter.
W. 1 ^ (W:.WT-W) o. An associate.
Vf.jftft (ift) 3./. A faithful wife.
CT/qfinn (WT) 1./ White basil.
*W.T*(^)oo'i'.Then, at that time.
<W.V# (^1) 3./. A road, a way.
W.^ft adv. One over.
W.WT (3:-fn-'W)o. Rapid, coming
suddenly, or at once.
W-'RT^ {^)5.m. A name of Shiva.
TO-firT (TO 1- > Kuvtra.
VS-fv*(Vs-W-ii) a. Belated, united in offering the funeral cake,
ivftwn (Jir)l/. Consanguiuity.
CT.^w (Wt-WT-w'j a. Having the
same object or effect.
W.*m (ni-WT-W) Serving the
tame master or deity.
t^nB.ffn (li)l.n. A vow of eating
only once a day.
*W .wf* (fai-fe-fil) o. Of one
faith, serving the same deity.
W.wnrfTi-'"!!-*) a. Of one nature.
**.*m (:-!-) a. Hating once
a day ; eating together.
?*.wm=[ (M) 1 . n. Eating one meal
a day, or eating together.
(*:-T-ft-W) o. Having
one face or head.
(WT) 1./. Asparagus.

**.*lfT*t(w01/- A single string
of flowers or pearls.
W.Wfir (f*U*f*r) a. Uterine.
TT.ôt (W:) m. A plant (Yerbesiua
scandens).
Wt.TB (V:-WT-) a. Of one taste.
SW.TT* (<) 1, n. One night.

W.^rPff (*:-wM) a. For one
night, or of one night.
KV.Xjfil (fir:) 2./. A heap.
WTOffcwr (Wi-WT-Tt) o. Heaped.
WW (WJ-wr-W") a. Alone.
*W.ftiT (TO I - m. Kuvera.
W.^.W* (t:) 1. m. Aggregate.
MT.^S (î.^r-^') a. Of one caste,
colour or quality, a. tt: unknown quantity, (^f J 3./. Beating time with the hand, &c.
rWHT.^tCW (W)l. u. Unilateral
wrfwr (Wl) I./. A heifer or
female just one year old.
(^s) 1. m. A musical inTW.^Tr, (^0 L m. A chief warrior.
(*:} l.m.A desert in which
but one tree is seen.
WT.**t 3/.One braid of hair.
(ifcJl.m.Ahorse ; any beast
not cloven- footed.
(f) 1- One refuge.
(K--K^)". Consanguineous, of one body or blood.
*KkP^*l 1. Consanguineous descent.
WWklTW (*!:) 1. m. Beginning
of relationship.
*WW^T* (W:) 1. m. Kinsman
by blood, direct deicendent.
wr*fal^*FT.t< la) 1. Consanguinity, relationship.
*W.TW (:) a.Of the same school.

Vishnu; unicorn.
Wt.WT (TO m. Vishnu or Krishna.
Digitized by
<t*T ( 142 ) t
CT.WK (Bi-ffT-i') a. Closely attentive, fixed on one object.

TO.q^ (Ôl.m.Small double drum.
W.VJ (aj:) l.m. An only son.
XW.VO (w:-WT-W) a. Collected,
united, assembled.
Wr-ÎIW lW) 1 . n. One place.
"m.^T^ft 3. /. A heifer or
female of one year old,
TOTf*rO*Mirwt-f*> a . Alone.
WIWWl)Ijn.A crow.a.One-eyed.
TflTT^c (r)l.n. Monosyllable, Om.
vmxt(V-Vl-V) a. Intent.
(T) 1-/ Close attention.
*ajrig (np-wn-nt) a. Closely attentive, fixed on one object.
(Ti) I. m. The planet Mer.
cury. ii. Sandal.
WT*[ (w:-Rt-if ) a. Eleven, (n*/)
a day sacred to Vishnu.
^T^KH (n) a. Eleven.
rtr (HT}1./. Parvatf.
WVTJ.fiCE (:-Sr-e) a. Who has
eaten the funeral repast.
*fT=fT {JH;-<WT.|i) a. Excessive.
much ; solitary.
H*IM.3T>rw (w>*t-<i) o.Very kind,
soft or tender.
tTW adv. Alone ; much.
VSTPftK (K-.-KI-t) a. Next but one.
WW.falTT (tT:-'Jrt-'ri) a. Staying
alone or apart.
WTfam (:-*T-W) a- Devoted to
one object, the Supreme Being.
?rai (Wi-mi-W) a. Of the last.
WrH3(**r)i /.Heifer one year old.
Wtusr (*:-*T-w) a. Closely attentive, devoted to one object.
CTtnjW-IW (W:-TIMf) o. /own.

WT^ (^:-ir-i') o. Having one
meaning or object.
1*lifll (Vl) 3./. A single string
of beads or flowen.
TOTpnr.iji (*) 1. m. A simple
quality as form, taste, &c.
WrSt (it) 3./. A cotton pod.
TOTflW (:)1.h.A plant the Sowers of which are sacred to Shiva.
WrtWt(tfl)/. A medical plant,
(Cissnmpelos hexandra.)
WTT(^:) 1. m. One day.
nrtA (H:)l.*>. A day's journey.
rtt.WPT(:)l. m. Common nature.
^1*1 (qt-m-j) a. A companion.
T^* (*:-XT-*) a. Each.
WW.WQj>dv. One by one.
WfTfiff (* a. (Cake) offered to
one ancestor only.
îTfrnsi (tt) I./. A plant.
w*.>Jll (W:-<rt-JTJ a. Crowded.
(H) Vmfk 1. a. To tremble.
TO (w W) H9t^ I. <f. To ahine.
WT(W) I. n. Trembling.
*fst?I (W:-HT-fijy. Shaken.
(cjt-'aY-K) n. Shaking.
WW)TOHi.To hinder, to annoy.
*T(*:-Vi-*) a. Deaf.
tr ()1,,A ram, a wild
goat.
IT*! (an) l-f. A ewe.
(at;)!-. A medicinal plant
for ringworms, (Cassia tora.)
t*-^ a. Deaf and
dumb ; wicked, perverse.
(*) I.m.A building constructed of rubbish ; a tomb.
^ ( 143 ) TO
TO (m-^t) 1 .m.Zf. A kind of deer

or antelope, black, with fine
eyes and short legs.
(:) t. m. Idem.
TO-fire* (*:) m. The moon.
TOTftft (yf[) 3./. Musk.
TO-Tir (H) l.in. 7rfm.
TOTtww (li) 1. u. Deer's skin.
TO (7t:) w. A deer or antelope, a.
Variegated ; come.
Tfl'J (W-TOt-TOTT) pro. This.
Xm (if:) 1. in. Expiration.
yfffr adv. Now.
(W:) 1. m. A brahman.
TOW*f (WT:) 1. m. /</em.
^HICT ("it ) a. Such.
TOT5W (*>nt-j) a. Idem.
tniin (flt^-Tlfl-ffW ) a. So many,
so much ; so far.
TO in((. par. Having gone.
IX (*) 1 . <f. To grow.
TO(fl:) 1. m.FneL
3"(3;)2. m. Man; fire. o. Increased, grown.
TO*tn CW>1t-^) o. That may be
increased or enlarged.
W^CH:)6.. Fuel.
xfon (Vi-nr-4) P- Increased.
^fi (m-^-)a. Increasing.
TO (Us) 5. b. Sin ; blame.
totw* (>it.ftr*l-ftrj ... Sinful.
TCTt (Wt) 1./. Agnus.
11T (T-j 1. m. A kind of fish.
(W:) l.m.Thecastor-oil plant.
/. Long pepper.
JCWr(*t) 1 .m.Idem.
*TO.*rfTOI (n) 1 ./ A plant, danli.
TOLW (<T) 1./. Idem.
TOT* (1.) m. A kind of cucumber.

TO* (WO "i. A ram.
TOT (TO 1. m. Sort of fish.
TOirw (*J) 2. b. A perfume.
TO^TW* (*) I. a. A granular substance apparently vegetable .used
as a drug and perfume.
TOt> (W:) 1. m. Kuvera.
TOT (!) 1./. Small cardamoms.
TOT.W (^01-m. One of ihe chiefs
of the serpent race.
TOT.TOf fff)8/A plant (Mimosa
octandra).
TOT*t
Con/.
Conj.
ness,
{*r)l/. Small cardamoms.

As, like.
A particle implyiog likeand, so, like.
WW (IT.-WMf) o. So, such, in

TOf*?*I o. So, such, of
euch kind.
TTf-ww) isit 1. d. To go.
(<*:) m. An iron arrow. ^ /.
A goldsmith's balance, an iron
or steel probe.
TOIW (*T) I./. A balance.
TOfta a. To be desired.
Ttr (TT) !./. Desire.
(Jrr-^t-eJo.Desirous.Also TOT (er-?t-) Idem.
\
\ The 12th vowel of the alphabet,
sounded like * i in hcighth.
Xlnterj. ha 1 ho. heigh,
t (?:) 4. m. A name of Shiva.

Saji(is) I. n. Once.
faj.WRI (IE) 1. n. Concurrence.
L. 1 : J- 1 ZC-'i !.'
*w { 144 ) ^
**** (V-'ft-'f) o. Belonging to

animals having one hoof.
^TTOTft* I. m. A thief; possessor of one residence.
JfVTHT (Wj 1. it. Intentness.
?4]f-*J* (*:) l.ffi. Mistaking once
in the course of reading.
TOrf** o. Ephemeral.
wp)l.. The fruit of the
plant called Inguda.
(*q) l.n. Union.
(?:-^t-tf) a. Sugary.
A carrier of sugarcanes, or trader in them.
?-H.flift* (w-*t-w) a- Idem.
iWW a. Of the race of
Ikshwako, the first Hindu King.
V^Tt*ra a. Idem.
*J^0O Fru' 1 oi lne Inguda.
$f^"S (V.-Vl-H) a. Voluntary.
VYX (ai) 1. n. A wall, a tomb.
V? (in:^T-w) a. Belonging to a
male antelope.
Sf>* (w:-*T-tf)a. Ofadeer.
^n*j (i):-VT-*)) a. Appertaining to
a female antelope.
WlMplfipr^ (* *) 5. /. One of
the Vpaaiskads of the Vdas.
?ftWTfcK (*:)!. m. An historian,

a. Historioal.
faV (il) I n. Traditional instruction ; history.
!rtr (t:-*T-') o.Lunar./. A plant,
n. Mrigtuiras.
W ('Si-'*!-**) B.Sacred to Indra.
1. m. A name of the monkey
king Bali. -=ft/. Wife of Indra ;
Indra's quarter ;DurgS ; misery ;
a cucumber ; a constellation.
****rrfw*[ (*:) I. m. A juggler.
W^fif* (*:-*T-*) a. Afflicted
with the falling of the hair.
^FTfl (HO 1 . m- A ceremony tn Indra and Agni.
W;-st-tf) a. Belonging to
Indra's bow or the rainbow.
Sir^l (^-w-wj a. Sacred to
Indra and Varuna.
*f*K (ftp) 1. i". Son of Indra;
monkey Bali; Arjuna; a crow.
(HN-WT V) a. Perceptible.
TOW* (^:) 1. m. Indra's elephant.
SoTfl (W-) I. m. Idem. n. His
bow unbent, fit/. Lighting.
Tft^ (nf) 1. n. Rock salt.
(H) 1 , n. A spirituous liqaor.
v-m (*') 1 . m. The name of a king.
*HI5t 1. n. A perfume.
%qft(Vi)l.M, A title of Kuvera.
?%*04) l. n. A perfume.
*H (KMR-lf) a. Divine. Also i>Wt
and sfnsr.
^!nfT (*fl) 3. /. The north-east
quarter of the heavens.
TfiTH (Wi-taf) a. Divine.
WT (n-ft-O a. Idem.
{&') l. n. Super- human power ;
supremacy ; wealth.
i'nrf. The present year.
(W-W-^S) o. Of or belonging to the present year.
fff* (V-m-W*) a. Sacrificial,
^fe^fff* (*:-qff- Ceremo-
nial and meritorious.

?7.#tf* (*>sft-aj)a.Terrestriid.
Sft* iV.-^-v) a. Of this world.
*rjT ( 145 )
*i The 13th vowel or diphthong

of the alphabet, 6 long.
*iT inter/, oh ! ho!
*I 4. m Brahma.
% or ^twiiuf. The mystical syllable composed of vj and V*i
Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.
^Ptr (*:)!. m. A house; a refuge,
^r*n {*:) 1. m. A louse.
%fij (f*:) 2. m. Idem.
^n,mî)5. *. An asylum ; a house.
(WO 1. m. Cake of flower.
*it^ft (3t) 3./- A bug.
*tff*t ("ft) 3./. /dem.
(*j *iJf* 1. o. To be dry ;
to adorn, to be able, to refuse.
m. A he ip ; quick time ;
a stream ; advice; tradition.
ilflTWJI .m-Tlie mysterious name
of the Trinity ; consent, agreement; power ^.(TTlDi vine energy.
"ST9 (tt as) 4l*ra0> 10. n.To live.
%m (:) 1. m. Light.
1*11 W U (VI:) 5. n. Light ; strength ;
gold ; vitality ; high style.
%rarrwi! (ws-m-l") P- Become
strong, buld, heroic.
iiiaiftm Splendid; strong, mighty.
WTSjr (sj:) I. nt. A musical mode.
%fTO (*T> I. /.Wild rice.
%nft (tl) 3./. Idtm.

ÎT (10 1. m- The China rose
(Hibiscus rnutabilis); north of
Orissa.
^nr.gm (<q) 1. n. The China rose.
*I () *Htfil 1. a. To remove.
%7f (J:) 2. m. Ac.
*Hir(Jf;-^Viif m.f. n. Boiled rice.

/. A plant, (Sidu cordifolia.)
^ (sjOl-m-Wetting, moistening,
wra inrf. The mystic name of the
Deity or Trinity,
^rw (Sj;) 1. ni. An esculent root.
a. Wet, damp.
1. 10. a. To dart, to throw up.
*r*(^)l' m - Burning, combustion.
Îlll (m) l.m. Pungency.
*T*fw (fit:) 2./. All annual plant.
*nrtt (Sl) 3./. /ffem.
^nnjl.-qf?! (fa:) 2. w. The moon.
*mftu (W) 1. m. /<km.
*Tff (Sr-fV) 1. m. 3./. The lip.
*T5 r Traa;(^) 1. a. Idem.
%B.r(fl(01.m-Disease of the lip.
^(Brf %tn[ ((o:-5][-td) o. Luscious.
melting in the mouth.
4r#m,tfWT(D !./ The creeper
Bryonia graodis.
$1 The 14th vowel or diphthong
of the alphabet, au or ow in cow.
W inlerj. oh 1 ho !
3l |^r:) mi. A serpent, Ananla.
W The mystic prefix for Stidrtu.
^ rWt(W:) 1 A brahman knowing the ukllia of the Sdma Vda.
a. Of an ox.
Sir^sv (*:) I. m. A herd of oxen.
mm (m- mi-m) . Boiled or
dressed in a pot.
îfnW (it))], n. Propriety, fitness.
%mf (V) t. m. A hero.

3rfl* (*:) l.m. A passenger.
L. 1 : j.r :'. ,_ J !.'
%m ( 1411 ) **
%t^wrt(T'-fl-Tl uCu l'P el y ! of Lhe .((.Wheel of a carriage,
fig-tree. !.. Varna, the regent | ^ W W 1 ^ a. Upon or
of death, n. Leprosy ; copper.

$mtV) l.m. AnUrh/a.
$m&lV) I. n. Excellence.
WtTlfil vfllO 2 ' 1116 3rd MC ""^TTrc-lfT* o-Going or
coming in a north direction.
%mnnrrBc (fc) 2. . North pole ;
Dhruva, grandson of Menu.
%tnfa* (*!-*!-*) Portentous.
W*rY* l*:->*VxO 0- Carried or
placed on the bin or flank.
%I7Gffl* 0. Omittingcompleting ; natural ; derivative
I.h. Anxiety.
$lâj " Watery.
%^fl C*0 1. i. A cook.
(V-*!-*) 0- Selfishly voracious or greedy.
%Hfsw (fljl.n. Batter-milk with
water, a. Made of butter-milk.
(4") l.m. Munificence.
ljTe;ll(^) 1. ".Stoicism.
^T^nra WJIji.A hitler substance
in the nest of the white ant.
-SllVa (ti) 1. n- Arrogance.
îTlfTSF (:-5t-W) o. Heritable.
11 . Portioni inheritance.
%HTf* 1 . n. A gift made to
a woman at her murriiigc.
^nfjiST (53) 1. n. Fossil salt.
) 1 .
^fTTOTaT (sir) 1./. A booth.

Vim (*) 1. A multitude of
descendants of Upagu.
%nPw (*:) 1. - An eclipse.
* l.m. /.fern.
near the knees,

^pprnrftr* (ST-sst-tf) a. Belonging to the investiture.
^ mf T p W ME] 1. n. A deposite. a.
Of or belonging to a deposite.
KmEN) Scriptural,
(ri) 1. a. Resemblance,
-inifil* Right, fit.
THurftW [*J-*t-* Above,
îitifss [)! A " Rff of tlie
wood of a particular tree.
IjniW (a:-w!-'S) a. Stony.
fliTTH^ () 1. . Fasting, a fast.
(W-W ^) a- Drawn for
I %Rffl (T:-**'-!*) a. Portentous ;
rcluting to change.
' ^jnnsKWI) 1. Sexual pleasure,
^mnniâr (*s-<t-^,jB.Preceptral.
be tied or bound on.
-3}vqreif (t:-n-?f) a. Devotional.
(W-SI-rf) a. Flaxen, made of
flux. Alao ^mqr and 'Wifll^f.
^rrn (Jti-ST-i") " Serpentiue. m.
Constellation AsMshtt.
^PW(W-^t-'S) o. Of a sheep. m.
A coarse woollen blanket, n.
Mutton ; woollen cloth.
-Ît^T [v) l.d. A flock of sheep.
%itCw (*) n. Of or belonging to
a sheep, m. A shepherd.
^TTU W-^t) !../ A legitimate
child by a wife of the same caste.
%TCIH 1. S./.Idcm.
%<iS ^4hH)*. Woollen.
Digiiized B/C
W^H (fi-<M) a. Woollen.
^/?fTir{W>qiT-W) a. Funeral, n.
Obsequies of a deceased person.
^{.^mfa* [Bj:-^r-aj| a . An adherent of Shiva.
qsA 1. m. Submarine fire.
^fflipi faO 1 . m. A name of the
sage Agaatya.
Î+Ijjbj (%:) I. m. Submarine fire.
I. A flock of owls.
^[^<W (t)l. in. A follower of the
Vaisheahikn doctrine.
(V-fl-tf) a. Ground or
^Tlpre rtJ l. n. Code of Usanns.
^TWlT (î-<)l. M. ".The cow's tai
used as a fan ; a bed ; a seat.
"WTÎ (W) 1. n. Pungency.
1. n. A medicament,
^rrepl (ft:Jl.u.A deciduous plant.
TSTIVfa (*t.'-ij:-*ij. Medicinal.
I .a. Fossil salt ; iron atone.
CBJ-Î-^; a. Early.
5rf<mr (W>*T-3 a. /(tow.
^rg (gr-gl-?) Of a camel. M.
Camel genus,
îgaji 1. n. A herd of camels.
Wl.i. Heat.
I The letter k, the 1st consonant

in the alphabet.
iff (<t;) [. m. A name of Brahma;
wind; suu; soul. () ft. Head,
water, joy, life. îro. who ?
mm (Bp-Blf-ifl) a. Happy.
q (tj^t-p a. J**.
(HO 1 . A goblet.
SIT (^:) 1 . m. /rfem. Krishna's uncle ; tutanag, an alloy of tin and

copper ; a measure,
ire*' {q)I,R.A mineral substance.
W*t .triT (X:) 1. w. A brazier.

wV.fsnr (W) 5. n*. Krislma.
5. m. Idem.
wnfif (fill) 3.m. /A*.
*ljft (ft:) 2. tn. Tilnn.
*5TfI (fw) 2. w. Tutanng.
(3T:--*W) . Of bell-metal.
f^lq (?j;-7jr-ti) a. Of a cup.
j li^TI (TF)1./. A fragrant earth.
[ *<R (S 1 ) I. rf. To be proud,
or unsteady ; to be thirsty.
**JX ) I. rf. To go.
(=?:) 1. m. Gold.
(W:J 1. m. The Chataka.
TJ^SI (rWO I. m. Grandson of
Ikshmdku, ancestor of Rama.
Tf^ (\l 5. /. The hump of the
Indian bull ; an enaign, &c.
fJWyHIW) a. > A bull ; a mountain. (tj 3./. Hip and loins.
I3rtTr.*Î !/- A river.
TjffciT l<t-ftl^-ftj) 1'eaked ;
humped. in. Amountain ; ahull.
(O The cavities of
the loins. Vide TO"K>
9ftur /.Space, quarter;
beauty ; hair ; wreath ; r&gini.
(W:) t. in. A tree (Pen tap tent Aijuua) ; belly of a lute./. HI
apace, &c. like the preceding.
^Hlt^t (sft) 3./. A perfume.
1*0 Intestine worm,
^(TOft) I. a. To laugh.
TIKI'S 1. m. A perfume.
( H8 )
**flfiT) l.o. To laugh.

solid
rai o. Hard
(#1) 3./. Chalk.
u^SS.^nn* 0*0 1- A plant
from which a sort of rope is

made.
TO C*:)l.W.The armpit, the side ;
a creeper ; grass ; orbit, n. A
star./, 'at Girdle ; an elephant's
rope, enclosure ; rffort.
W.TO (V) 1./. Fragrant S W.
WV-KW (.V.) 1. w. A dog.
arsnsn; ) l.ii. Private room.
TOT-TC (:) 1. m - A cloth to eover the privities.
TOT.VW (if*) 5. m- A sage.
n|4w(i) I. A door-keeper ; a poet ; a debauchee.
TOW (WT) !/ Fragrant grass.
TO3 (wi 1- The cup or receptacle of a balance./. See TO'.
wm (W) !/ An enclosure.
tK jt {y ) vnfw I. . To move.
*T (TO ! A neron ^ Ya,nBor
death ; name of Yudithtliir.
W^z 1. M. Mail.
TO*fl C^) 3 -/- Turmeric.
*W*t (*) A bracelet, an ornament i a crest.
nr*U*t)3/. A small bell, or tinkling ornament. Also *v41T.
TOTlWi-'f) ' A comb '
sw^ (at; a. / idem, flnrfiwr.
1*1) l./.Iibw.
F.*r3 (a:) 1. - A kind of fish
**rfa (f*0 2 - Jde,n *r*.t<i (H!) I. m. An arrow.
*T-mni I./. Beating time

by clapping the hands.
*TV.J1(:)1.ni. A pair of tongues.
[K'-tS-X) B-Vile, bad. . Batter-milk mixed with water.
(wo m - A 5I " H " lree '
(Alangium hexnpetalum.)
*W*r E^) " A dru ff1*0 2 - - A p |unt ' ( Hed ysiMum gimgeticum.)
fKrm M) l.m. A dog.
WW (TT) '/ Scent of the lotus,
arri*" 0*0 1. . A skeleton,

arra.wfgfl (*) 3. m. Shiva.
T 0C : ) ' m - Brother of Kansa ;
Panicum Italicum.
sâ (t) 1 - A medicinal earth,
*ijf' ('0 2i m - A kinli of crow *Vfw (Pas) 2. m. Jonetia As6ka.
(V:)l.m. A kind of potherb.
WVfw (fwO 2. m. Jooesia As6ka.
WST (^"0 1. Enjoyment.
*T CjO !/ Akind of panic seed.
HtîTt'tsft) 3-/. P*fc*T^V.1^T (^Tl l./.Kind of grass.
ITU'S M0 1. The hand.
WM. T) 'M'T I. d. To bind ;
shine. (*) I. o. Idem.
TO(*0 l.m. The hair; binding;
a cicatrix i a cloud. /. O^T) A
female elephant ; beauty.
V?!":. (f) 1. it. A free market.
ajTI'^ (r:) I, m. The ocean.
Vt^V I, m. Grass ; a leaf.
T^.iriJ (^0 1. m. Much hair; ornamented hair.
W.TO (w) I- "> I*""0*0 1. m. Smoke.
*at ( 149 ) *z
^.ftg.WT im) 1 . /. Sam tree.

*^-T*J OB:) 1. m. /&.
S^rjrcy;)2.m.Sniike. a. Wicked;
hard, intolerable.
W^Tfqw (num-nj a. Having dishevelled or loose hair.
WTT (X:) l.m. A gallinule.
I'S (^0 2./. An esculent root,
(ii I. a. A plant.
t*:-Kl-T) a. Dirty, /unl. soiled ; vile, wicked. (^Jl. n. Buttermilk diluted with water.
qtfmiJnd.A particle implying wish
desire or alternative.
3,/. An esculent root.
M^f l.m, A bank ; the Tun

tree ; part of a boat ; a share ;
hem of a garment, f.^ff A plant
( Lycopodium Imbricatiim ) ; a
cricket, a. Contiguous to water.
HT^fe^T 1. /. Hem of the
lower garment gathered up and
tucked into the waistband. So
(V)1.M. A turtle./, ift 3./
Wr^fq*r (*[>1./.A pimple ; wart.
V^.W 3. /. Marshy ground.
(^r) l.f. Duma grass.
a^T^tfl: ) I .m. Border of a stream.
V^m (^:) 2./. Itch.
H^/Hl 3./. Trichosanthes.
T^r (Ti-W-<J a. Scabby, fti) 1.
/. A plant, cowach.
Pf ! ) '/ Scab or itch.
(til) 3./. Cowach.
W3lffl I. n. To be disturbed or confused with joy, pride,
sorrow, or any passion.
Wm(m:-m-m))a. Aquatic, a. Lotus

*5j)5t (:H.m. A cloud, n. Lampblack. t3./.SnIphnrel ofmcrenry ; a kind of fish.
mmim f) 1. n. Lamp black.
^rer.E^sr (si;) 1. m. A lamp.
WB.^l^t (T:-W;l.m. . A lampstand, a candle Stick,
(z:) I. in. A plant.
WflT tWi) L m. Won.
T^K (t0 l.m. Hie sun.
wfa^TT 1 . /. The branch of a
bambu ; a small boil.
ITîr (*:)l.m.Theskin of a snake ;
mail ; cloths; kind of drawers.
(s?l) 3./. Name of a plant.
VWVJW 2. m. A snake.
W^ftrw (^1) 5, m. An attendant
on the women's apartments ; a
debauchee ; a serpent ; barley.
^rtjFflWT 1./. A bodice.
TTH ftp) l.m. Brahma; hair,
n. Nectar | lotus, a. Watery.
(;) 1. m.Amaina, bird,
(w.) t. m, Brahma.
Wpt (r:| I. IB. A maina, bird.
TVC W) I A name of Brahma ;

the sun ; the belly ; an elephant,
qr^l ! m- The maina, bird.
irStt (*::) 1. Brahma ; a sage.
Vfon (WI) I./. A plant, (Siphonanthus Indica.)
T) wfit 1. o. To move.
(*)*zftrl .n. To run ; to encompass. With s prefixed, it makes
srarafa to appear; with (*)
swwa-fir. To make manifest.
W* 1. m. 3. /. The hip.
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n, Temples of an elephant : n
mat./. Long pepper.
(a*.*) 1. m. n. The side of a
hill ; a bracelet ; a circle.
*zf>3 1) 5. m. A mountain,
wzitw (Wl) 1. nt. Spitting vessel.
J3. (sj:)1.m. A E lcat eater ;
a glass bowl ; a crow ; a jackal.
(3;) 1. m. Gslicsu.
(i.1) 3./. Turmeric,
(if) I. a. Thatch.
JK3rrz*r (5f:) 1. m. A goblin.
(s0 1. m. Shiva ; an imp ;
gambling ; a worm,
ajrsiirq (^:) t. m. Buttocks.
aS8.HT(T;)' m. Gleaning ; defeat.
*z.wl 3. /. The heart-pea.
ZHlfoiit (H) 3./. Wine or any
vinous kind of liquor.
at ((:) 1. m. A kind of musical instrument ; an arrow.
1./. A medical plant.
VZUCT (Tt) l . /. Idem ; cucumber ;
elephant ; red arsenic ; hog weed.
rz.TO (-:) I. m- Bhimasena.
SKZtrasv I./. A plant.
VS.wtf)l..The hip and loins ;
elephant'* temples.
Cfi) 2- m- A bird.
4414 1. m. A leer, a glance.
WTV|^n(<<) l.n. Casting lewd
or amorous glances ; ogling.
sjzrflT (fa:) 1. m. A fire of straw.
flrern*r(ii) 1. n. Afragrant grass.

^raiC (i ;) 1. nt. A libidinous man.
WZI^ ("C01.M.A shallow boiler for
oil or hulter ; fryiug-pan ; winnowing basket ; a turtle shell i
a young buffcdo ; hei! ; a well.

*fa (ft:) 2. m. /. Tlie hip ; the
buttocks ; elephant's cheek.
Bjfa.TTZ (31 l.n. The loins ; hip.
a*fX {*!) 1. An ornament of
Email hells or cloth worn round
the loins ; armour for the loins.
Jfifr.iW {*!) l.n. The loins.
*fs* (it) 5. m. An elephant, a.
[ Matted; having fine loins.
wfzSPl (0 l.m. The buttocks.
*f*XIar {*:) l.m. The rider of
an elephant, not the driver,
^rfzw* (wi) l.m. A species of (he
balsam apple.
^fe.irlS* (sjr;)l,m. Hip and loins.
^fz.^JWi (>BT> I- /.A girdle of
small bells, worn by women,
avftis* (w) 1 . n. A female zone.
3./. See Wf.
asz1'.rw(W01."'.A crooked sword.
ifr^K (CO 1- The cavity of the
loins ; mons veneris ; a cave.
ir ^K* (*;) 1. m. The posteriors,
(^-^-^l Puugent ; fierce ;
envious ; disagreeable, m. Pungency; a flower; camphor; a*
plant, n. An improper act.
if** (i)l.M.A plant (Wrightea
antidysentericii). /. A medicinal
plant ; mustard ; a gourd.
STZ^rsf p*.-) l.m. n. A plant (Morunja) ; ginger, g arli c.
jzajl.gr^ (gOl.m.A bitter gourd,
asz.sjlz (Z:) 1. m. A musquito.
qr^Tziaj (^:) I . nt. Idem.
iâ arr^ (fll:) I . m. A bird, jacana.
aszdf>q (fJU:) l.m. Root of ginger.
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T.^ (*0 I. A plant.

WZTrrfwi) l./ Pungency.
V*-frfff*l W) 1 /.A bitter gourd.
(*}) 3./. A plant.
Wt.th (h)1. n. Ginger, long pepper, and black pepper.
VTS'.fncSTO f 1 !:) 1. m. Grain not
flooded or inundated.
HT.T! 0*:) I. m. A plant (Oldenlandia biflora).
WT-TC (:)!. m. A sort of cucumber, (Trichosanthes diceca).
VX.T(T0 I. m. Dried ginger.
SHe.W! (?) l.n. Ginger.
*~VK{f) 1. . B utter-milk,
*a.t<t (Ti) 1. m. A frog.
(*) 3. /. A plant.
*T3.*iVWl (*t)3./. Kind of solannm or the egg plant.
Ws.Ttsn (wr) 1./. Long pepper.
Wf-^W (TO 1- m. The mustard
seed plant (Sinapis dichotoraa).
** ** * (*) 1. Ginger.
*[pCI (H) 1./. Shallow cup.
(^:) 1. m. A man of an inferior wnd degraded tribe.
TliW.Î l*J) 1. /. A kind of
lute, played by common people.
*fre(*0 1.. A dagger.
Wz;.i(i W01-M. A small aromatic
tree./. A plant (Gmelina arborea) ; the egg plant.
ITT (T:) 1. m. A plant (Bignonia
Indies) ; King Dilipa.
VSK ft:)l.M. Sauce or condiment,
qia; (Wfw)1.0. To livein distress.
WW (X f* or -a w) wsirfff I.
10. a. To grieve, to recollect.
W3 (3:) l.m. The name of a sage ;

a prayer./. Wife of a brahman.
*5.ni m. A briihmun skilled in the Katha brunch of the
V6das.
VZ.viii-:) ]. m. Shiva.
W OTI-T) a. Hard.
W3.Slf>IH 1. m. A brahman
skilled in a portion of the
Vfdas.
*3Tni?r far;) 1. m. Zifem.

VaiTV 1. m. A gallinule.
*frr (vi) 1. /. Chalk ; Tulasi.
*fcj)K (KOI- m, A plant worshipped by Hindus, Tulasi, sacred
basil (Ocymum sanctum),
vfijl (li-WI-'T) a. Hard ; unkind ;
difficult ; paralysed, n. and /. An
earthen vessel. /. A aweetmeat.
ift3./. Chalk, firarr 1./. Idem.
vTsvm (Hi) \.f. Hardness.
Wfasr.-Ssl (W) 1. M. A tortoise.
frir. 1 fV |W:-*JI-*l) a. Hardhearted, unfeeling.
Srfeirpfl:*^ i*t-*J-4) a. Idem.
Vfev (:)!. n. A plant, (Momordica charantia.)
VISIV (WO basil,
^tt A pauper.
^3<t (*0 2.-jn. Indian Plutus.
WffÔTI-On.Hard ; full grown.
W3Tr.iIi (HI) I./. Hardness.
(Wi-wr-#) a. idem.
V (it) ^ftt 1. 6. o.To be disturbed with pleasure or pain.
nr(T*) WO>S 1. d. Idem.
*W (X ~*) Wlfw 10. a.To break,
separate ; to keep, preserve.
Digitized by Googl
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* (Wi-H-M) a. Ignorant.
Urs -p (*f) I . n. Sea suit.
(V) I- Straw.
(*frM) a. That may or
should be fed with straw.
*VT{TF-) [.. A kind of rum.
WIT (T:) 1. m. Straw, chaff,
fltrq (i) n. A vessel.
*1*1(ei:) 1, m. The stalk of a
potherb ; end or point.
q>n$t (*(tj 3./. A uotherb.
WVTT: (V) Tawny colour;
a servant, a. Tawny.
qrf*OV(w:) 1. m. A sword, knife.
(*Tfil) 1. a. To be rough.
*rv () wnfirl..To sound, to cry.
w*Wr) vcRri.o. To go.
W (w) WUsfiT 10. a.To wick, to
shut the eyes.
qH! (uri-ljr) m. Small ; eye of corn ;
spark of a gem ; a drop.w/. Cummin seed, long pepper ; a fly.
WW.HlT A white kind of
cummin seed.
I.M. Idem.
^W.wq* (w) I.m. A bird.
(ft) 1. m. A whirlpool.
vmzfrr f>0 1. m. A wagtail.
(tO 1 Mem.
(î)l.m.The name of a sage,
author of the Vaishesliika philosophy : a goldsmith.
T f rT T (Hi:) I.m. A small particle ;
heart of wheat ; a foe. HTf /. Ail
atom, small particle ; a plant.
f"T<i I.m. A piercing cry.
îfVn (V) 1. n. An ear of corn.
(W:-m-4) Small.
Wjtftfa lfa:> 2. /. A creeper in

flower ; a cart ; small seed.
WBtotf (iTfir-ret-*w ) a. Very
small, young, younger.
OS) l.m. A tree ; a courtezan, a she-elephant.
qmS^T I. m. n. A thorn ;
paltry foe, a fish-bone ; horripilation ; refutation, m. Workshop ;
defect ; point of a needle ; a ma^W-5( ; )l-H'- Silk-colton tree.
wvm.m (*-.) i.m. The jacaor
bread-fruit tree^ dhatura.
+ 1*4 .WW (WîJ 1. m. A camel.
^nST.BTsr (Hs-^M) a. Treading
down thorns, suppressing troubles, n. Suppression of evil.

SnUV.^ft CfiY) 3./. A porcupine.
mrprrr, (TO t. m. Idem.
WiSWTf^l(^tr}l/.Asort of prickly nightshade.
WfJKJ 3. /. Idem j silk-cotton tree and flacourlia eapida.
Wm* (W:) 1. m.The bread fruit
tree ; a coral tree.
sreîTinr (s:) 1. m. A camel.
WUCTTgtw (w-) I.m. A fish with
many bones in it.
ffTireffc.aT (ai:-WI-af) a. Of a fish;
lf**r (*) 5. m. A fish ; a tree
(Mimosa cateha).
*"af*.ifiW (W) I. m. The Indian
bread-fruit tree.
T^rfaw (W:) 1 . m. A thorny kind
of bamboo.
*rW*tTO(W0 1 m. See WsfW
(#j I.
TS.<n(^:l ljn. Aplant (Fiacourtis sapida). Also. W.T^V:

*.<Wf 1. m. The jack tree.
IT (W:) 1. m. Acacia Arabic*,
ft* (^t) 5. m. Jack tree.
W (W;) 5. m. Idem.
^(^:.^T.^.^)|. m ./. . The
throat ; sound ; nearness, m. A
thorny tree./, rope, collar.
TO.^fVÎ (*T) 1./. Indian lute,
re.ir (a:-BT-a") a. Leading, going
or conducting to the throat.
W/JTWifw ]./. Ahorserope, passing round the neck.
(*:) l.m. A kite.
T**.*tB* (:) l.m. A torch.
WJfJUW (*:) l.m. A halter ; a
rope for an elephant's neck.
\.f, A collar or short
W^.lfif (Pli) 1. m. A jewel worn

on the throat or neck.
w^.wir(iT.--V[- , if)D.
the throat or neck ; embracing.

TOWI (HT)1 /.A collar ; a halter.
ajTO.^mrJt(?i} 1. n. Hanging round
the neck, being adorned with.
W^-W (W-WI-flj) a. In the
throat ; guttural ; having by rote.
(vt-m-Ti) o.Come into the
throat (dying breath.)
Wlfirtft:) 2. m. A bird.
WW (W) 1- m. A boat ; a hoe ;
wariacamel; anescnlent(Arum).
/. (WI) a churning vessel.
V*nW(W-* f -li)a. Embracing.
3 ) wn
Wfwr (*r) 1 . /. A necklace of
one string or row.
V^.KV twt) I, m. A lion; an elephant in rut ; a pigeon.
*^-*T (*:)! -m.A name of Shiva.
{"SH:-SJT-*jj) a. Gnttural.
W* (M) 1. n. Threahing. (jft) 3.
/ A wooden mortar.
**** r .l (V) 1 ./. A principal vessel
of the body ,a large artery or vein.
W (<s:) 2. /. The itch, itching.
(TJ) 1./. Cowach.
iraqftrii 10. o. To itch
or scratch.
** (*:) 2./ The itch, itching.
'TB-wfi- (^) 3./. Cowach.
TO.* ftp) 1. m. Cassia fistula.
TOfil(f?i:) 2./. Itching, the itch.
*VV1(ii) l.n.Idem.
amqir* (*:) 1. m. A tickler, one
who tickles or acrateb.es.
(*r) 1./. /dm.
BTI (O) I./. Cowach.
**rg (w:-r-î) a. Having the

itch. m. An esculent (Animj.
TWW(*:)I.m. A basket, a safe or
pluce for provisions ; a camel.
&TW (F:)1. m. A etore-rooro.
(*[t)lf.\ vulgar lute.
TOret C#t) 3./. Idem.
*T?ni (WO 1- m. A caterpillar.
(WO l.m. A sage. n. Sin.
TfT (H:) I. m. Name of a aage ;
the clearing nut plant.
(HC:) 1. ni. A nut plant which
clears water (strychnos).
Wffl (W-W-tj) o. Which of many.
TO (:) 1. m, A name of fire.
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WJTT CO-CHO Which of two.

wfB (fi|t-flTi-f*r)jwo. How many ?
*fff .f^tufe.In some way or other,
for some time,
fltffnj W>W-*) <". How much ?
^tffT.-mi CJ:-H-n') a*fi|.vH(*l-*!-*D. H* much?
Vffc.ft* -Of how many
kinds ? of various kinds.
ipFfH! (nr) 1. n. A fragrant graBs.
C4 I- ".Wine.
TO. l . </. To praise, to celebrate. toflntter.10.il. TWijfr.
w (H W) ^llffl 10 a. To loosen,
a^d^ W) 1.(1. The shoulder,
^rtr (ITf) Wffflfw 10. a. To speak,
jrwqr (*0 1 . m. A speaker, narrator; the speaker of a prologue.
UTOTfaw (WHtl-O An interrogant, one who aaka.
^TUTftllfTn (Hi) 1-/- A queBtion.
^nrvfirff (WO 1 . m. A questioner.
VHV* "dv. In some way or other.
y^lf^Tr adv. Idem.
*irr Saymg.fl.(iT:-tI- , si)
o. That may be
told, or declared.
V*t"Hi (WI) 1./. Inquiry.
TUS mru. How ? what f
J6TII (nr) 1 . /. A word ; a feigned

story, a tale or history.
WTW^tJJ (Wi) 1. m. Attention to
what is saiii, pleasure in it.
qmr.HTai (*0 1. ' A narrative.
TO.*** <T:-TF-*) D. Talkative ;
foolish ; a conjuror, n. Talking,
conversation, repurt.
^mT.Îl^ (trs) 1 " An actor; intro-
ducer of the drama ; story teller.

flnn.^TW (*0 m - Conversation.
WTTtW (W:) 1. Narration ; beginning of a story,
^Tfll.ftxa (:-[-) Taciturn.
flrcn.*jfl* (*0 Collection of
tales or fables.
qrfspfT I A story-teller.
mfm (w:--ai-?i) p. Said. told.
^rftriT.^ (^) I. n. Tautology.
sjiirfTW (ff:) L. m. Opening of the
first act in a drama.
wSfq^TCO Conversation.
BStlrq^TTT {*) 1 n. Narration.
mvt{ W -IT -That may be said.
^(T^ffr To call; to cry.
T^(WT)^ flT^fll -d.To grieve,
to confound,
^ (^;) 1, m.
qr^tn (bjO 1
aj^5T< )
to kill.
A cloud.
. m. An awning.
1. n. A bad letter.
(sn> 5. m. A bad road.

JRXW (*f) I. n. Killing ; sin ; war.
*r*J (-) l.n. Bad food.
*^>q(^:) l.m. Aplant>o called;
a kind of grass, s. A multitude.
âs (Yt-qT) 1 . m. n. /own.
(^0 m - Mustard plant.
*^.ws5t (vft) 3./. A plant.
qn^q , .7Ii(w:)2,ni, Fragrant breeze.
^^Tfn"!l (W:) I. m. Idem.
WSX. (K:) I- . A white Mimosa ;

(^) Coagulated milk.
W**i i$:-VT-*l') a- Unmeaning.
T^f^ff (TT:-?TI--ri) a, Despised.
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<<8 (>5:-nir-m') o. Avaricious,

insignificant, vile.
Tôm {') 1. ft. Meanness.
W^Vl 1. m. 3./. The plantain tree./. (fe^T-^) A deer;
ft flag ; (9Tf) the silk-cotton tree.
(W.) 1 .m. The plantain tree.
+ (wt) 1./. A cucumber.
1. .A hack, bad horae.
*TÎ ado. When, at what time.
W^p*TT *t-^-*) a. Ugly.
1. B. A plant (Costua).
W^T.^* adv. Some time or other.
(V-TI-<0 o. Misbehaving,
wicked, abandoned.
V^rf^lT adv. Some times,
as^rfif adv. Sometimes ; ever.
Nh . Warmth. a.Warm.
*~E (:) 2. m. Tawny colour, a.
IT:.j : .1I) Tawny.
.<J* 1. m. A serpent.
WTQT (Hi) l.m. /cow.
*5 (*p 3. /. The wife of Kdsyapa
mother of the serpent race.
(X'-V-t) a.Speaking ill, vile.
*t fl) <nrf 1- a. To shine ;
to desire ; to go or approach,
ru* {*) I. a. Gold. m. A tree,
(Bute a fiondoaa.)
TUC.-qn; (T:) 1. m. Borax.
***f.3T (TO ' - Gulden axe.
fHH.-^tSf (*f) 1. n. Royal parasol.
^.OTIJT (JI:) l.m. Gold-dost.
qm*; .Hit (:) l.m. A weight of
gold and silver, 280 grains.
vrar.WW (* : ) 1- p 'ece of goid.

a. Golden.
1. m. Orpiment.
l.m. Resin.
W*rar ^ 1. n. Gold cord.
iSw.JWt flfl) 3./. Gold mine.
SWVT^r (W!) 1. m. The mountain
Sameru, a golden mountain.
WT3iTTa^(q:) 1. n. A treasurer.
^Sm^S! (nn) 1,/. A golden jar.
1. m. Meaaua ferrea.
W*nr (sri-m-^) a. One-eyed,
*firs(8:-tfI-5) a. Small, young,
younger. /.(Bl) The little finger*rr>Sm (w) 1. /. Youthfulness,
smalineas, inferiority.
*rift<*ft)3./.Agirl.
ST^far (i:-n-*>) a. Very small.
OTlfa (fa:)2/. A creeping plant ;
fl*fl (Wt)l- m. Caruncnla lacrymalia.(firi-)f|)1.3./. Thepupil
of the eye ; the little fiDger.
IT^W. (im,-ret-l0 o - Ver y young
or small, younger.
W^fafl 1. n. Copper.
!-/ Elephant; harlot.
ajU ("ni--"ti-=fi) a. Hoppy.
f*H (fai-f^-fa) a. Idem.
aj>fl (**) 2. m. Cupid, a. Happy.
Wî (=or) 1./. A rag ; a wall.
îr.W^! Cwjl. . Wearing rags.
^r.mft^^J 5. M. One in rags.
C^:- 5 ^) 1- m. n. A bulhous or
tuberous root ; garlic. ra. A cloud.
(a) l.a. White water-lilym. A hooti for 1 1 ti villi; tli'jiiiLiiits.
(') 1. a. A radish.
TO Ki-'J-tf-T)!. m./.n.Z.f. An
artificial or natural cave ; a defile,
m. Elephant hook. a.Dry ginger.
*R ( 156 ) W
TCn*K (KO 1 . m. A mountain.

ar^r(W:) , ' nl - Hibiscus, or ficus.
(*;) 1. m. A fig tree.
^r^v(Ti) 1. m. A name of Cupid.
qrfr.fq (n:) 1 . M. Pudendum,
wîfarc (*:)l.m. Last.
^r^.g (:) 1. n. Penis.
m^H I- / The
cheek; a portent; a sprig; a
low tone ; censure. ra. Gold ; war.
/. (el) deer ; nlantain tree; flag.
bjb^TT (Wl-WT-lf) p. Full blown.
^r^^wVjqn (If) 1. n. Mushroom.
*^.>rf* tH) "> Esculent root.
W^HTO (*0 1- n.Jdem.
** iT (V) 1. n- Prolapsus uteri.
(t) 1. n. Indra'a garden.
2. m. Jifem.
^f^n(^) 5. w. Idem. a. Having
a bulbous root.
(*5 : - ! 5 ; - t 5l 2 - ffl /- * A boiler:
saucepun ; an oven.
W*** (*:.)!. m. A ball of wood for
playing with. n. (tf) a germ.
X^TBW-W-'n)''. Parched, fried.
W^jv (z;) 1. ni. The white esculent water- lily.n.(i) a blue one.
sp^rjT (WO 1- m. The white lotos.
(ai:) 1. m. A cloud.
*arr (*>) 1. m./. The neck. m.
A cloud, a. Holding water.
f>t (fix:) 2. m. The ocean. 2. /.
The neck, the throat.
W (* l.n. Fainting.
*sq*t(*l) 1,/. A girl.
() 1. n. Seduction.
Wn.ni (H:) 1. m. The son of
an unmarried woman.
<f^*T.irf7T (fH0 2. m. A daughter'.

husband.
^jjh (it: ) I .in. A younger brother.
(W) 1. /. The little finger.
5tp{an)l/.A girl nine years old;
Durga ; Virgo ,- an aloe ; large
cardamoms ; a parasite.
ÛWt (Wi) 1./. A young girl.
qTOT'TSfB:) 1. > A place in the
north of Hindustan, Kinnoge.
*H\-Vm{*) I.M. Marriage,
sssrre (3;) t. m. The middle or
inner part of a house.
*R5T.^T (WT) 4. m. Who gives in
marriage, the dither.
TOI.XT* I s !) I. n, The giving in
marriage ; receiving in marriage.
ntaw.^TW (as:) t, m. A violate*
or defiler of a virgin, a ealura^V^JIWC^) t n. Defiling u virgin.
^ran.^Tf (m.) 1. m. Blemish in a
virgin; disease ; bad repute.
*sn-Tiri (fill) 2. m. A daughter's
husband.
VWTW (i) 1. m. Step father ; a
dealer in slave girls.
*s*Mpt(*0 "> A bastard.
W:$T.!r*P! (*) l.n. The giving of
a daughter in marriage.
*J*TI-*TH (10 A Baaddha.
W&fcmtiXi 5. jh. Son-in-law.
WI.1JW (w!) I. n. Money given
to the bride's father.
qi=5r.^nSf W L m- A bastard.
srarr.T*^! (^) 1. it. Rape.
wfsqWT (*T) 1-/. A young girl.
Ataf* (^)l.it.Hand below the wrist.
{ 157 ) vftn
W^(T-) Wfr 1. rf. To tremble.

With to pity, commiserate .
1. hi. n. Fraud, deceit.
circumvention. (St) 3. /. The
hollow of the hands joined.
wqxm (m) 1 . /. Deceitfnmess.
TOJW (an) 1. m. Fraud.
*Ta.*<B (*:) I. m. A forgery.
(n;-T-r) a. Masked, dis gnised. m. Disguise,
aPT?.?fi^W {Wt-fir^t-filjo. Masked.
WVfZW (: afi-aj) a. Fraudulent.
mft*r (^-ft^t-ft) a. Hem.
VTf (VO 1- The braided hair
of Shiva ; a cowry.
WI^V 1 . m. Idem.
Wflfl. Cft)5.m. A name of Shiva.
l.m.a.3/. A door.
Tqre-WdrO'- A house-breaker.
ra.f=*(f^:) 2. m. Ajoiningiu
a door ; a mode of multiplying.
*TTO" 1. m. n. The iknlli
half a jar; Sat bone; beggar's
bowl; multitude ; leprosy.
*mW.HlftrT I./. A spindle
for winding thread, cotton, &c.
<IIU-4fl (fl> 5. Mi Shiva.
*TT.*f>l (fat:) 2. /. Treaty of
peace on equal terms.
OTlfCT (WT) 1. / The tartar of
the teeth ; a potsherd.
TOflnr (*} 3. m. Shiva ; a man
of low caste (f*rift>3./. Durgd.
*ft (ft=) 2. m. An ape or monkey ;
incense ; myrobalan.
ifV.V^ (^:) 2./. Cowach.
ft.rjn (w) !././*-.
rfir.V5 ) 1 . . The skull.
Sflr.fw (Wt) 1. m. A tree, (Spon.
d!as mangifera.)
aifrr.sr (ai:-srr-i) n.Born of a monkey, m. Incense ; benzoin.
jrfq^W (w-) 1. m. A partridge.
Vft.jfa (W) 1 > Benzoin.
Vfcfl !. m. The wood-apple.
wfqw.l'ff, asftamfl (*)3/jasm.
"sftffliW W')'- A monkey.
*rfV.*W (WO 1. tn. Arjvna.
f>T.TrirJT (nr) I. ffi. Incense.
qrflr*W (*rr) 1./ Coivach.
irfV.SW (W:) 2. m. The first Rama.
Wpr.finj (*j:)t.m. The wood-apple.
WpTKI Atitle of Rama.
*firw (:-^T-^) o.Tawny. 1.
m. Kapila, a celebrated sage, the
founder of the Sdnkhyn philosophy ; Agni ; a dog. /. (w) The
female elephant of the southeast [ situ tree ; a perfume ; a
leech ; an aloe ; a fabulous cow.
Wpre.^fH (fai) 2. m. The sun..
*fq?.W! (Vt)\.f. Brown grape.
arftna.s* (si)I.(b. The name of a
perfume or sweet-scented wood.
Wfqw.^m /.The Ganges;
n holy place of pilgrimage.
*fq.*T ("0 i.t- Brass.
iWrnm)!./. A plant (Pothos
officinalis).
*fV.^W(l|: ) I .m.Tlie sage N<<rada.
tPt.^b?) (rft) 3./.The wood-apple.
wfvX_ (Ip-WMi) a. Brown. 1 . m.
Brown colour ; incense ; a coarse
benzoin, (*t) /. Rum. (m) /.
Mother of the Pitachet.
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ifTOTlU (*:) I. w. Shiva.

*flnr-3* (*) 1. m.An imp.
*Rl1inji| (*:)!. m. A deity; mm.
îflfirJT (m-TIT-ll) p.Made brown.
TftftTI (W[)l/.Spiritu.iu8 liquor.
Vpr.ift" (*') I. n. The upper part
or coping of a wall,
Wfo.iTrtv 0*) I. n. Vermilion.
wft.Ua (Sf)I. n. Monkey's haunt.
iS^teî (^0 2 / Cowech.
^r$to (J:) 1. m. A mimusops.
Jrqt.fr* (*T:) I. m. A tree beaiing
an acid fruit ; betcl-nut tree.
^rfW (ft) 1. it. A name of the
monkey Hammdn,
T-3f*t [m) I./. A patch ofhair
on each Bide of the head.
W-g^t (W) 1- Hair hanging
down to the ground.
(wt)l. m. A dove or pigeon.
*nfrt!*{*) 1. n. Antimony.
1./. A perfume.
*îTT.-<jifw*r (*r)l./.A dove cot.
WTrJr.qi-aT (*)3./.7iMi.
{*) 1. Antimony.
<%WT% (frO 2./. A perfume.
1 VTHHT (W:) 1. m. A pale or dirty
white colour, colour of a pigeon.
^tflTfttfb^-m.Ahawk or falcon.
(W1) \.f. A dove.
V$lW (i)l..A eheek.(tft) /. The
forepart of the knee.
(w:)l.m. The elephant's
temples and cheek.
*t[W.firf*I (ftll) 2. m. Idem.
*mTj)T (H:)l.m. Colour or flush
in the cheek.
*W<ror(0 I. m. The cheek.
TZTPB tV) 1. *. Incense.

Hf (50 1. m. Phlegm ; froth.
WB.WT (t:-^-ft-*T) a. Producing
phlegm or froth,
W5.$tw Saliva, spittle.
TCWftf:-i'-Tt) fl.Antiplilegmatic.
w<fifo (ft:) 2. ra,/. The elbow.
Pi.lIHI (T:-*fW) a. Antiphlegmatic, removing phlegm.
tP5.T<*r a. Exciting or
increasing phlegm.
TT.î^ (W:) I . m. The name of
a plant, a. Exciting phlegm.
*tBTft(ft:) 2. m. Ginger.
Wftw ('ft) 5. m. An elephant.
(4t-frit-ft) a. Phlegmatic.
i C^-:-^r) a. Phlegmatic,
wfw (ft:) 2. m./. The elbow.
V\ (w w) v^ft I. d. To colour,
to variegate, to praise.
ntW m.n. The headless
trunk still living and acting, m.
Rahu ; the belly n. Water.
VW*ffl(m) \.f. Headlessness.
Hftw (m) 1. w.The wood-apple.
wftw (W:) 1. m. Tawny colour, o.
Tawny, of such a hue.
*W>-^.OTHniftl lO.d.To desire.
WW Aptote. Water,
qnra is:) in. A turtle ; a bamboo ; a
demon ; a porcupine. m. n. A water-jar/.A small femaie tortoise.
*^ ; "^) 2"i. An earthen
or wooden water-pot ; a fig tree.
WITT (*t:-irr-Ti) o. Libidinous ;
beautiful, in. Brahma; Kama;
Jonesia Asoca.
(V) I.M. A heron.
Dig iizod by Coo;
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wret*T ft:-^T-) a. Flensing.

*iTl*Mi (m) 1. /. Loveliness ;
beauty ; desirableness,
Jinil WO 1 . m. Water.
(Kj-tt-T) o. Desirous,
m (W) 1. n. A lotus ; water ;
copper ; a drug; the bladder,
m. A deer. (sjt)/. Lakshmi ; h
fine or excellent woman.
^TTO.ê; tK*) m - Heron; the
petal of tbe lotus.
WHl*K (TO 1. i- A lotus lake.
sjTSTWTSJr (m) 1. m. BrabmS.
Wflfarift (^t) 3. /. A number of
lotus Hovers, or (heir place,
qrntjrirc (<;} 1. n. Safflower,
mm (*0 1./. Radiance; beauty.
asfHS (7n-^t-) a. Lustful ; lover.
**u(i : ) l.m. Tremor,
nr*r (î-nr-ir) a. Trembling, m.
Dewy season, n. Quivering,
**iffirsf (SR-sn-^) p. Trembling,
ire (*r) l.m. Air, wind.
*<>(:> Wind.
t (Wi-JTI-tf) a.
*rere Csf> l. . A
sirerw () 1. . A plant.
TO {ut:-U[-nO o- Trembling.
SWf^fH 1. a. Togo, to move.
ars^T (T:)l. m. Variegated colour.
a. Variegated in colour.
(:) l.m. A blanket; chief
of the Ndgtu, a small worm ; a
dewlap ; a deer. n. Water.
sfWSJ.SjTT* (*:) 1. m. Woollen
cloth manufacturer.
*WJ.Xnp {V) 1, . A carriage
covered with a coarse blanket.
flrwwfr*rjwt) 5. m. A kits.
*rre((ref:) 2. /. A ladle or spoon ;

shoot of a bamboo.
(sa:) 2. m. n. A conch, m. A
bracelet ; a bivalve shell ; an elephant ; tbe neck ; a vein. a. Variegated.
(BJ>*rr-jf) a. Mean, low. m.
A conch. /.(*l|Physalis flexuosa.
^WSI (sr ; ) 1. m, A shell, a conch.
qrsr.*iWi(B;T)l/. A fortunate week,
with three lines like a shell.
(*[:) I. m. A bracelet, m.f.
A thief, a plunderer.
TOiai (mi)l, m. A country in the
north of India, Camboja.
Hfrct (ft) 3./. Aplant, (Gmelina arborea.)
i>B (H.-) 2. r. Fragrant grass.
qrq (fl'l-tij a. Desirous ; fine.
*TOTf (Wj I-/ A JEifirf/i plant.
SIT - A ray of light; tax ;
tbe hand. a. Doing.
sjl^r (f:-BJl) l.m./. Hail. m.Tbe
pomegranate tree ; a tax ; a bird,
m. n. A student's water-pot,
WT.WWTO*":) l.m. The finger nail.
SJT.*HTW (} 1. a. Lady'Bhand.
ajiT.îWW (HO I. m. The hand hollowed to receive water, &c.
wOBTwa, (nr)l.m. Cocoauut tree.
fWI (w) Lit. A finger.
sjT.ssre (*:) 1. m. The hollow of
the hand, the hand hollowed.
*T.*TS (V) 1. m. Marriage.
BfT.W"! (4)1 -a. Taking the hand '
marriage ; taking tax.
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^.wfipj (-fr-fWt.f^) . Taking

the band or tax.
Wt-flfr" (*:)1. xi. Churning stick.
r. Rubbing the hands together.
HClftV (*f) 5. m. Idem.
qrCT{T0 m - ^ cocoanut hollowed so as to form a cup ; the
head ; a bone ; sugar.
TCVwjfll (ftlO 2. m. Sugar-cane.
*T-T"9 (=T) I. n. A market, fair.
TT.^^ (.0 1. w. The teak tree.
.W(t:-sJIt-*i) a. Produced from
the hand, or from a ray. 1. m. A
nail; a timber tree.n. A perfume.
VCMT* (V) I- n. Pencil of rays.
(W) l-m- Cariaya (Galedupa
arborea).
JTOTF 1. m. Idem.
ajPCi . A crow ; elephant's
cheek ; aafflower ; low man. /.
(W) A cow difficult to be milked.
*K**(V.) 1. m. A crow.
VKfkll (ft) 5. m. An elephant.
(*:)2.m.The nnmidiau crane.
T^ C":-^) 1. n. An instrument
or means of action ; act ; organ ;
cycle ; business, m. Man of a
mixed caste.
JWffll (*) 1 . b. The head.
n^W (W) I Inatrumeutality.
aj^.ft-lW (Ht) 1. m, Restraining
the senses, suppression.
FCfa (fa:) 2. /. Doing, effecting.
l!-*Mi) a. That may or
should or ought to be done.
HT*ft.VrT(TT)l- /.Adopted child.
am()ljM. A basket or covered
box of bamboo wicker work ;
bee hire ; honey comb ; a sword;
a duck i Valesneria.
aKfI*t (jl)5.m.A fish in general.
H.7TW ((j)l.n. Palm of the hand.
VCtrJ.VI (Hs-HT-H) o. In hand.
(n:-St-^) a. Idem.
aj^.wnft 0jt) 3. /. A musical
instrument, a cymbal ; beating
time by clappiDg the hand.
TC-ifrWI (^[) I. /. The Caret<St/a
(^ : -^T-^) o.Giring the hand
or paying tax or duty.
re-W (*- w'l-'fl) a. Dexierous.
*^t.WT (Vi-UMf) a. Tributary.
*T.VfT (tTl-wi-7fj a. In the hand.
*t.fwfa?t (w:-Ttr-TT) a. Hem.
aj^.T^ rt)l. n. A saw ; the splashing of water in bathing.
n:<Pt.^w(wrsr ) 5. m. The palmyra tree (Borassus flabelliformis).
*>C*frn (*T) 1 . /. Playing with
water, gamboling in it.
>T.*Vr (4t)l. m. A castor oil tree.
WK.VtW (TO 1. m. A finger.
ar^.irrn (<i)l, n. The hand hollow.
WfqwfW:) 1. m. A sword.
WT.'qifw*! (qtr) \.f. A cudgel, or
wooden sword ; a knife.
OR. 3* (*) Joining the palm
of the hands, either to shew respect or to receive any thing.
(TE) 1 . m. Back of the hand.
^TT.*^ Gathered by
the hand or by tax .
SUMTOI (8:-HT-R) a. In hand.
%X*m (W) 1 . n. A finger nail ; a
sword, a scymitar.
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are.^lfwit! (T)1 ./, A tmall sword

TTW ():) I. ni. The metacarpus;
a young camel or elephant or
uniiiml ; a perfume.
qTOi.fsRTT (*) '/ Hedysarum.
<f-.f"H^ (wt) 5. m. An elephant.
*twk KO I. w. A lion.
qi-t.Wf U (**) 1. n. A bracelet.
^K.flS (i:)l.m.The betel-nut tree.
*^flftT,(fl) 5- m. A prisoner.
'Kt.Fi (^;)I.m. A Email tree bearing an acid fruit, Caronda.
WK.VVf (Vj I. m. Idem.
*X.wm (W;) 2. m. Smoke.
tHTi (i)l./.The hand used as
a rosary by counting the joints ;
or a rosary in the hand.
^BfE (Tfi)I. . A missile weapon.
fry* WJl.m. Flour or meal mixed with curds, n. Miied ; inlaid.
*<PM?I (Ws-flT-tf) p. Intermingled ; pounded ; inlaid .
KW (Bf:J 1. m. Cake with curds.
*T.T C*>T-i) a. Held fust.
WT.W (TO 1. h, A finger nail.
VKfi (fifi) 2. ra. Keeping lime
by an instrument or by clapping
the hands ; a Castanet.
oj*.1lfa*T A small club.
^Tj (-ft) 3. /. The leaf of the
Asafoatida plant.
VX.-ftK ft:) 1. m. A fragrant plant
(Nerium odoram) ; a demon ; a
sword ; a cemetery. t^T) /. Red
Arsenic, (rf) / Mother of the

gods; mother; cow; apoison.
*X*Wt ("TO 1 A sword.
*.UTT (W) 1./. A finger.
*n:.*TPr>: ftO 1. m. Water expelled by an elephant's trunk.

**.3* (W:) 1. m. A finger nail.
Sfcijnr tw) I. m. Swelling nf
the hand, a disease.
VC.*I(*0 1. T- The fibrous root
of a lotus ; Vangueria spinoaa.
T i,1 l i () 1 . m. The name of a
tree (Vangueria spinoea).
JPCpr.vvjY 1 . m. A finger.
"JTrrsm 1. in. A thump,
rjfls ("SO l.m. Car Lata carondaa.
VCig* 1. m. A plant (Flacourtia cataphracta).
KT*W(*01->- Cerissa carondaa.
wrrfimii (ntT) 1. /. A crane.
*qtiz (z:) 1. 771. A finger ring.
^TTTW 1. m. Rosin, pitch.
(ir) A kind of swallow wort.
One of the seven tongues
of fire. n. Black basil, a. Terrible ; great, lofty, projecting.
inrrww 0*0 I. m. Dark basil.
Bi^rw.WT fti-TI-':) a. Having a
large hand or trunk.
wqvm (J*.--?r-W) a. Stretching
out the hand to save.
sfrpfnnr (w) I. n. Idem.
PTTW.Wnrir (*r:-IT--*i) a. Terrific,
frightful. (WI)/. Durga.
A tree.
"Eîfea (WSWMjJ p. Afraid, made

terrible, magnified.
"Xfr^F (:-n) I. m./ Foot mart.
(*). / Specie* of
pepper {Piper uhavya).
wft.Ttl (U0 1. m. Frontal globe
of an elephant.
_.i I Ii:l'"J !:,
*fl ( 162 ) *4
ift W(*lO'--A fragrant powder, made from messua ferrea.

*ft.I]fwf (lf)l. n. The roaring or
bellowing of elephants.
wfT.^HCrf) I.n.Elephant'shide.
A young elephant.
isft'il (*) 3./.A female elephant.
*ft.^*rT Elephant's tusk.
Ift-ÎW I, m A lion.
vVk^ CO) S.m. An elephant.
Wft.lTfaorT {(fir) 1./. Musical instrument, kind of flute.
'nr-PmigtCsl) 3./. A plant bearing a pungent fruit.
wfr.'VITr (a:) 1. m. A young elephant, under ]0 years.
Vft.Taf (=!:) 1. m. The post to
which an elephant is lied.
*rfCBr^91 ("Bil l.M. A lion.
ft.gw(W!)Lm.A title of Ganesha.
^ft.îr^WÔ 5.i), Hippopotamus.
wfKK (t:J The shoot or twig
of a bambu tree.
^ft.Wl^ !. m. A young elephant, under 10 years.
*fT8 a. Doing much.
^ftsi^r^-m^Hl-BnTlp. About to
do, that is about to act.
(**:) 1. Large elephant.
TTt>q<?(*l!*T-J"?r-*i:)o\Doing much.
is*}'; (t:-<) 1. m. w. The shoot of
abambu. m. A thorny plant;
n wa!er-jnr. (tT-tl) /. Root of
nn elephant's tusk ; a cricket.
W^tfKfl (*T) 1./. Likew^.
WKtq (><) 1. m. n. Dry cowdung.
î^T (*T) 1./. A gale.
^flTTfti (fir) 2. m. A fire of dried

cow-dung, common in India.
Till (W) 1. / Pity- 1-
Sorrow ; a fruit tree (Citrus decumana). n. (*) Pitifully.
T^rntTT (>Wt-*) a. Tenrterhearted, compassionate.
Bj^wriir. {K ^Tr-^Jfl-Compassionate.
WHfT.ini (U:-^t-W) o. Idem.
jwnwt 3./.Double jasmin.
*Wffi(5:-5T-5 ) a. Compassionate,
mr.famnn 1. m. Anxiety
from separation and absence.
*^nr.$r^tt! (VII) \.f. Kindliness.
vrrs (s:) 1. m. A finger nail.
-rzaitOJI)l /.The numidian crane.
Ht-TSl^;) 2. m.f.Uem.
aj^>(*:) 2. m. /.An elephant, m.
A* plant, a sort of cassia.
aj^"B.w (w:) 3. m. A sage.
sr^W.tTO (t$i) 1 .m .Large elephant.
%W.Q1f (*:) I. tn. Asage.
*r (w:) 3. m. /. A male or female elephant.
HC^sn; (t:) 1 - m. Benzoin, storax.
*St* O-ffc-at) 1. m. 3. /.The
bones of the head ; the skull .
W^rRST (t:) Lib. A bundle of rags;
a very heavy tax.
TOCT(5jl.n. Water in the hand.

jajt(aJ:}Lm. A white horse ; a mirror ; a water-jiir ; a crab ; fire ;
along gourd ; beauty. a. White,
good, excellent.
**.fafWT* (Zt) 3./. Cucumber.
viz(Z:-3t)L3.m.Acrab. Cancer ,
a crane ; a gourd ; root of the
lotus, end of the balance beam.
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compass ; a radius/, (zr) A plant

[Momordica miila). (^1) Fruit of
the si!k-colton tree; a snake./.
A water-jar ; a cucumber.
msfe* (*!) 1. m. A crab.
TOZ-WfTWr (*ri) 1./. A plant.
Hifc.l? f\ (ft) 3/.A plant, having
fruit like the crab's claw.
(iT) 1./. /Am.
*f(fz;)2/.A sort of cucumber.
f* (z:)2.m.The numidian crane.
!:) 2. m./. The jujube.
WW.W(W:) 3. m./.Jdem.
*A<(T.:-X\-<) a. Hard. m. A mirror. /. A water -jar. n. A stone.
WWCTfl (V) 1 . m. A wsgtail.
Trrr (T:) 1. m. A gallinule.
"f^t* 2 - m - A g ,u > oe T^fcizajr (*:)! "Numidian crane.
SS^TWS (*:) 1. m. A blind well.
*pfrTW (:-W) 1. m. . A curl.
3./. Water-jar.
"s4tl*t 1/.Abiob11 water-jar.
fnsrz (i) The hand curved
like a claw, or half moon.
(:)2.m/. Numidian crane.
(IK-ltT-lr) <*. Violent, cruel ;
hard ; intangible, miserly. 1 . m.
A plant, sugar-cane ; a sword.

(*fl) 3./. Wild jujube.
WISH.-**. A plant- (Trochia aspera) ; a gourd.
TOW-Vr (Wi) 1 . m. A gourd (Trichosanthes dicrca).
1. n. Harsh speech.
**.9tT(T) 1. n. Flour or meal
mixed with curds.
5Tir^(<(0 2. m. A pumpkin gourd.

l.m- A plant (Convolvulus paniculatus).
mfii (fws) I . m. The sign Cancer,
(i:) l.m. A gem.
1f*IS (:) 1. m. One of the principal serpents of Pdtdla.
^TZV OS:) 1. m.Aplant(.iEgle
marmelos) : a serpent ; a gourd.
W^TaÛ*!) 3 /- A plant, a Ghosha
with yellow flowers.
sja. irffff 1 . a. To move.
(^0 1. m. A plnnt (Curcuma
reclinata). m. Gold.
l.m- Zedoary.
qra4,V^fil I. a. To pain.
Bjnn(7Tqr)as^lfal0.a.To pierce, to
bore. With "sni or SHI to listen.
WnCs:) 1. m.Tbe eur ; the prince
Kama ; a helm i a spondee ; hypothesise , swallow wort.
9^.*<OJ 2. St. Itching ear,
VV.VTO (^tj 3. /. An insect with
many feet ; centipede.
WW(I:) 1 .m. Noise in the ear,
WW.JI (Jl:-HT-jOo.Reachirgtheear.
qr*i.fl*( (fl:) l.m. Ear-wax.
wA.It^T. fti-*!-^) a.Within hearing, capable of being heard.

(^0 1. m. A helmsman.
W*.im*7i (7|JMnrt-*n) a. Having a helmsman (a boat).
**.flJf ftO !. Ear-hole.
(It) 1- An ioformer,
TW.WSMrT 0*T) 1./. An insect
(julus) ; a small centipede.
**.I5TRII I./. Idem,
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qri.WtT (V) 1 . Root of the ear.

**.ftnr(Tl)5.Bi.A tide oiArjuna.
**t.in* (t)l.mJbpping iheear.
aj*.^ ] . m. An ear-ring.
*4.lE5Wfiri)3./.A kind of worm.
V&fflTfeO 1. A pilot.
W*.HT^(^ :) 1 . m. Noise in the ear.
*4.^(^:)t. m. Eur ring.
*>5.uTO (*0 Sore in the ear.
qrfltar^t (Wt) 3. /. An ornament
of the ear; a garland.
tw.TJT (t:) 1. in. The capital of
Kama ; Bhagulpur.
W'S? (*0 A mimosa tree ; blue
loins ; ring ; Asokn tree,
^w.^n; {v.) I. m. The Kadamha
tree, (Nauclea Kadamba.)
Bji.sfSTr^f.^:) 1- m. Stoppage in
the ear, suppression of secretion,
qrm.tfi^r (W) 1. m. Sort ofGsh.
î'ft.TJli': (V) 1 . m. Sheat fish.
vi.fiW (*") 1. m- The excretion
or wai of the ear.
fS.^TTftO l.m. An
W.arft(*t)3^ A name of Durga.
wi-^firal (ntl)l/.Lobe of the ear.

*ri.*B(Hi) 1 m. Elevated platform.
VTOT (Tnr-^St-TH) fl. Having
ears, or a helm ; long-eared.
WW.Tpiw (*;) 1. m.A snake, a.
(ri: m-M) a. Earless.
W*.fl5fn(f0 2.m.Swein the ear.
sffi.^S (w) 1. m. Boring (he ears.
*i.t*PTWl (Wi) 1. /. An instrument for boring the ear.
qri.^^K^) 3. /.Idem.
1. " An ear-ring.
flrw.^f (if) ] . n. An ear-ring.

^.1T5(*) 3./. The outer part
of the ear. the cartilngc.
vn.SJW (w)l-n. Er-ache.
-TT (T:-wM) o. Audible.
WWpr (Jt:) 1. m. Discharge of
ichorous matter from the ear.
T*.^PT 1. m. /rfem.
*ri.*jjrrsi (si) 1 /. A creeper.
ajWTz 1 m.3./. A country,
Karnata.f, One of the raginis.
frorrsjST m. Yudhishthiro.
WfpB* (^T:-^r-)a.Neartheear.
^Vrj^ 2. /. An ornament of
the ear, an ear-ring.
m&yt. (*5;) 3,/. Idem.
Kirn;! (Kf) \.f. An instrument for
perforating the ear.
TtSlft (ft:) 2. m. Arjuna.
T^TITTC (X") 1. m. Ear-ring, &c.
wfifJETW l.m. The flapping
of an elephant's ear.
qrPS(f(W:-WT-*) a.Having ears, or
a helm. l.m. A steersman. (Wi)
1 , /. An ear-ring ; pericarp of a
lotus ; tip of an elephant's trunk;
the middle finger ; a fruit stalk ;
a pen or brush ; a plant.
wfinWT^PB (:) i . m. The fabulous
mountain Sumeru.
BXpwrn: {T-.) 1. m. The name of a
tree ; pericarp of a lotus,

^f-fffara; (tfi) 5. m. An elephant.
-sf<nV (*f-pln-f*) a.Having ears
or a helm : barbed, (ifl) 5.m. The
name of a mountain or range of
mountains ; neck near the ear ;
/. Prolapsus uteri.
( H
*fn> (Wi-w-w") a. Long-eared.
Wff.CV(w01> "/ Acovered car.
*nff\5ff (T!) I. Kama, the uncle and enemy of Krishna.
qtiT.afq j 1 r m, A tale-bearer.
^w*s(*J:) 2./. A semicircular ornament of the ear, an ear-ring.
(ft *)*<fwf 10. fl.To cut ; to
slacken or unloose.
Vtiir (M) 1. n. Cutting.
Wflft^t (VI) I. /. A knife i cotlass ; hunter's knife ; scissors.
"ti-nrt (Kt) 3./. Pair of scissors.
V*sil^:-OT-g)ii.Proper to he done.
Ww?rr (Si) 1. /. Fitness to be
done, necessity , propriety.
*fflff m:--HI-ff)p. Cut, cut off.
faIH (wij-aprft-sni ) p. Intending 1 , or wishing to cut.
VJViH (:-M?)a.Wishing to cut.
V*j (w-lff-^) o. Acting, doing,
m. Bmhmi; an agent.
TH* (3T:-VI-) a. Doing.
vfjsHC*) 1. it. Agency.
flr 1. / A small sword.
Vn.TTî tÔ ' m - Active voice.
<ss (H*) *^fjil0. a. To cut i to
unloose, to slacken.
Vff (*f) 3. /. Pair of scissors.
VX (qnffff) ! To grumble as
the bowels, to caw as a crow,
l.m. Mud, clay.
(Z:) 1. m. The fibrous root
of the lotus; mud; aquatic weed i
Ve;5T 1. n. Grumbling of the
bowels, borborygmi.
1 . m. Mud ; sin ; a Prajdpoll. /. t a plant, a. Flesh.
5 ) ,
**rrcir {*:) 1. nt. A receptacle
for filth, a sewer; a necessary.
sjr^(3:)I.m. Old ragged garment.
a, n i.îfV^ 1) 1. m. A religious
mendicant in patched clothes.
WflfzastW:) 1. m. Idem.
*3f*W (al) 5. m./rfem.
TflT (T:-*t>1 . m. The skul! ; a frying pan ; a weapon ; fig tree,
(d) 3./. A collyrium.
W^TTW (Wt) 1. m. A tree.
VT*W (HO 1. m. Sand.
f f^*r.g'3) (TO) 1. n. A collyrium.
TVI^ (*!-JJ 1. m. n. Cotton. /.
The cotton tree.
wyy: (*:-) 1. m. n. Camphor.
Off:) l.m. Zedoary.
Bjrg3,faw*i (vi) 1./. One of Durga's female attendants.
'-tf^r.-'rt 1 -n. Camphor liniment.
Vg^.TlfawKvOl./. Rice dressed
with camphor, apices, &c.
*^ffa(ftf:)l. m. A white gem;
a medicinal mineral.
A mirror.
ri.qpffir '-"-To go.
vi^-TJ) 1. m.f. See

Vn^JK. . Mountain ebony.
<sy: 0P-W-<V*J a. Variegated.
1. M. A demon; sin. 1. n. Gold;
water, (ft) /. Trumpet flower ;
basil. (?[) name of Durgd.
*V" '* ! ' A B P eoies of curcuma ; a demon. /. A leecb. n.
Gold ; orpiment.
$nr(t) l-m-Zedoary.
*^ft7f (Hi-fll-fl) a. Variegated.
W$ (*:-ifi) 1 . m. n. Act ; work.
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mVCC<Cl)I- m-Ahired labourer;

Yuma, (tl) 3. /. Aletria hyacinthoides ; a female slave.
Wil.4n: (V) 1. . A workman ; a
blacksmith ; a bull.
(by:->ji-w) a- Working,
wflwrftw (tf-fttf-ft) a. Idem.
(WO 1. > Strong bow.
flrawFtalf (W-) I . tn. A washerman.
WB BIH (rl) 5. tn. A workman.
*H.*lf ^ (XHT)5 m.A director of
religious rites and ceremonies.
VB.^T (R:-BT.W) n. Competent to.
qrw.'iet (21) I. /.Active exertion.
vfi.^TT^T 1./. Motive to
action; the object of acts.
(W:) 1. m The Kali-yag ;
holy fig tree. a. Of works,
if ifiST.JruT (:) 1. m. Result of acts.
wfp-TT<H:-Tir-Tr)a. Ski lied in works.
Ill (ts'-U-'S) a. Finishing carefully, m. Director of a sacrifice.
WWft.Tro (it)l.M. Passive voice.

WHO ("Bi-W-ll) a. Proper to be
done./. (WT)woges. n. Energy.
mV<1J((lJa, Working for hire(It:) 1 m.Giving up works ;
abandoning the world,
(sf) 1 . n. Duty ; action.
(Wt-I-'tf) o. Immoral.
bjto.^h (v) 1. m. Blunder ; vine.
(H:) I. m. Loss of labour.
T^W (Wf-^) 5. lit. n. Action ;
work ; objective case.
W&.r?(;-Fl-T/)<i.lntenton duty.
<.fHH(41) 5. m. A beggar.
TOW l.n. Fruit of moral
conduct ; name of a fruit.
*mUrT^l(w> 1 .m.Benefits arising

from the performance of duty.
tfpjl.'jpMir (i:.*tT-*f) a. Bound by
works, doomedto repeated births.
W.*r (*:) 3./. Tilled ground.
^.wfiT<f*T:)2./. The central part
of India, or of any holy land.
(*r) 1. n. Kusa grass.
WH.WI (SO 1. m. The iron age.
TîllS (it:) 1. m. Doing duty ;
activity, industry.
<H.TT (T) 1. n. Averroha Karambola, whose fruit is acid.
WIifT 1 .m.Mannaof the bambu.
WBT^ |W) I. m- A Si'idra.
(:) 1. m. Result of acts,
fate, or inevitable fruit of deeds.
<.-flT3l(zt) 3/.A lunar day or the
30th division of a lunar month.
Wli.f<rs (jp) l.n, Impediment.
Wfl.fafw(fa:)2. "i- Rule of action.
V&fqqllfa C*s) 1- m - Succession
or opposition of duty.
qrw.ftTTST l.n". Future rewards and punishments ; a work

on that subject.
wn.fW^(:)l.m. A particular act.
unfi.sFlg (<!I!-W-^) a. Assiduous.
WH.SJ* (\) 1. n. Approved occupation, a. Purified by works.
W.TTJ^ (T!-tT-<:) a. Assiduous.
(M) 1- . Humility.
"m.ijUT (T) l.m. Collective acts.
Bra.^* (0 I. m. A minister.
*i.*=wfa* (*!)!. m. An ascetic.
nf i . U *l l ft (OfO 2. m. Abstraction.
Jro.*** (m-tl-vja. Arising from
works, produced by them.
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**mfir"( rtft) 5. m. The son.

fef>l . ft. Means of doing.
T^faf* fl%j) 2. /. AccomplishW.*g(g->7f :-tj) a. Arising from
works, caused by them.
*FVTr (TO 1. n. Part of an act, or
of a sacrificial rite.
WHjltR (BJ l -BIT- Iff) a. Active, acting one's self.
*4rp^*I Oi:J 1. m. Connexion
of works, dependence on them.
VSra^fw (-^t-far^-fajla. Connected with works.
*^!^" (l^-T-'T) o. According
to duty, or to the net and deed.
V"illjWire adv. Confirmably to
duty, or to the set,
4fflll (lij 1. *. Discharge of
duty, doing one's duty.
Wrnjar*; (V)l,m. According with

duty or an act.or the result of it.
*WT^gr^Tf9 adv. In accordance
with duty, or the act.
**T7rfr( ('ft-ftprt-fa) a. Doing duty, performing rites.
WnB (Wl;) I. m. End of works;
object of workl ; tilled land.
*Ur*K f*f) 1. n. Opposing duty ;
suspense ; penance.
vitrOr* o.Completing,
final. I. m. A servant.
WBTfiPfTW* (9T: - Wr-*) a. Enj oi n i n g.
*4nX {Vi l.m.A mechanic ; blacksmith, &c. ; bambu ; acid fruit.
*<ir<fl (v.) 1 .m. Commence roent.
T*FTT (^-"fl-^') a. Fit for work ;
suitable to any rite. m. A man.
Wflfrr C*M*Ot-f*) . Busy.

*fw a. Active.
Vffh t*t-Kl-t) a. Variegated.
*ifx* ( : ) 1 . m . Trophis aspera.
W^Nfl (v) I . n. Organ or member of action, as the hand, &c.
*i0T^n: ) ], n. Honorable act.
'SwrsjSI (w>Wl-H) a. Devoted to
work, busily engaged,
^wrijrit (:) 1. m. Activity.
*if ^r4f?T 1. a. To be proud.
1. Love; a rat.
(3i-z) 1, m. n. The capital
of a district ; a market town.
PO-fl) 1.M.8/, A demon ; a
tiger./. Durga; ssafajtida leaf.
V$ l.m.ii. A weight of
gold or silver, 280 grains.
*fi* (m) 1. m. A cultivator of
the soil, a. Attractive,
^fl^ ("} 1. n. Ploughing; pulling.
Tlftj ffwt)2/.A dishonest woman.
arf'STn (v-W-'rJ a. That may be
drawn or attracted.
VV.WfIJlj3cleric myrobalan.
V^TV (*:) 1. A Tola.
fWt(^t) 3./. A medicinal sort
of moon plant.
*ffar tHI-Hr-Tf) p. Drawn, at.
traded ; ploughed.
Pf^(*f-ft*-ft).Drawing.(*)
/. Moon plant ; bit of a bridle.
*\<l0 3- m. A fire of dried cowdung ; agriculture. /. A river.
J*N ado. When.
Sif^faTr adv. Sometime*.
WW, () sc^- 1. J, To sound ; to
enumerate.
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HP? f qrHBUfir 10. o. To send.

W^filTo count.
^1 to take, to
keep in mind ;
maim ; with *f
With
bind ; with vft. to
with Pi to cut or
to Bum up, to add.
qrw 1. m. A low or soft tone.

Sd/tree; four malraa. n. Semen
virile ; jujube/A digit l-16part
of the moon's diameter ; a portion of time ; eight seconds ; interest ; mechanic art ; menses ;
a boat ; fraud, a. Crude, weak.
*P3 (^!) 1. m. A fish ; proae.
.*'( , <J')l- m -A low murmuring
tone ; a cuckoo ; a dove ; a goose.
WK.WQ (V)l<< A confused murmuring noise ; resin, pitch.
W.SfsraiWjlsA A wanton girl.
WmSm (V) I. m. The cuckoo.
0*0 1.. A spot; rust of
iron ; defamation, abuse.
IWn; C*t-<t-t") a. Staining.

*.-*WHT) I./. A digit o{ the
moon in shadow.
WT-flq (*I:-*lT-'i a. Stained.
W.^W (^:)'- m - A Wo". \.f. A
musical instrument.
W^fffir (W:-flMT> p- Stained.
**fiPEOft-.W*t-fWl. Spotted.
WVX {X:) 1. m. An eddy.
ajraa (W) ' m - Al> Bnilnal struck
with a poisoned weapon.
*Ptrz(<T)l.M.The thatch of a house.
W.7rt(nj I./. Melody.
W, q f g*T (*0 \.f. A courtezan.
wa.* {M) l. The hip and loins ;
a wife ; a royal citadel.
ifiw.trrf (tfjl.ji.GoUl; silver;tone.
JW.iiltf (tf) l.n. Idem.

WWW.fwft <fa:)l./.Gold letters.
jTW-ttf* <far:)2.m. The turtle dove ;
cuckoo ; peacock ; low tone.
Brtif (H) I. n. A spot; a fault ;
murmuring ; embryo, m. (!:) A
cane./. (*TT) subjection ; talking ;
*f&*K (<) 1. Alow

qrsrfcwr tvi) 1./ Knowl
(*n)l..Ayoungc
Wl (HI) Bioe sowi
id June ; a pen : a flip
:dge.
lephant.
; a thief.
|1f (J*:) 1. m. An arrow ; sulk
of a potherb. (^1) 3/. A potherb.
rcfcVI (n)l./ A potherb; the
nape of the neck,

ami^z (Zi) 1. in. Fresh butter.
i**sf 3./. A potherb.
I. m. A dove, pigeon,
a cuckoo; alow pleasing tpne.
t- m. n. The womb.
TOWSI (Wi) I . n>. Reain.
ra#rBT (TO I. m TIlc S51 tree
(Shorea robusta).
WtafsrT WO 1. w. A Bparrow; a
plant; a spot ; a white chauri.
9*11(1(0 l.m. A water-pot.
!R'flfil(fir:)2/.A plant ; a water-jar.
TOjtOit) 3./. Idem.
WW H*i) t. m- A water-jar.
wwf% (fin) 2./. 7<fcm.
^^ft-S 7 ! ("0 1- - Agastya.
VWttffa (f:) 2. m. The ocean,
^rww: CO 1. n. A low sound.
C*Wj I. m. n. War; strife,
m. A sheath, a way ; deceit ;
violence.
*H (
*W."sfa fa:) 1, m. A drake ; a gander ; Brahm ; a king.
Wtn: (V-ft-T) a. Quarrelling
T.WTftn(*l-ft'ft-ft) Quarrelsome, turbulent.
Wlr.nsW (if) l.M. Febrifuge
nut plant, a. Sedative.
nt<fn(V-V'4js< Quarrelsome.
^navpwftwT (ht) 1. /. An angry
wife wiiohas become appeased.
*^rnrffT (ITI-W-a) a. TakeD by
force or violence.
"sWiJi'W (5f) l.n. Poison.
qrar.-JTO (W-WT-W*) a. Skilled in
the elegant arts, as singing, &c,
TWT-W (%(() 2. m. Cupid.
WTTT fts) 1. m- A crane ; ifaiwa,
TOnn (*T> 1./. The forearm.
WW*! N*) 3-/.
T97<C (^) I. . A goldsmith.
Wfi.fafa (ft:) a.m. The moon.
4tj]jj4l0tA 1) 5, m. A large
bee ; a sparrow ; a Ciidtaka.
Itjl'm. (t) 1. n. Interest, profit,
sjwpt (H:) l.M. An ornament ; a

string of bells ; peacock's tail ; a
quiver ; a multitude ; the moon.
flWpiT (*:)! m. A rope round on
elephant's neck. n. A series of
four stanzas on one subject ; a
cuckoo ; a fig tree.
^lft^L(fl)5- m- A peacock ; the
moon; a cypress tree.
WW-T+pft) 1, m. The moon.
WT.ir (H) 5. m. Idem.
FWrt?>* (*:) 1. m. A kind of rice
ripening in the cold season.
WWfi*(fa:) 2./, Lending ; a loan.
|fcl*r (*t) 1 ./. Lending.

Winv (nt) I. m. Peas, pulse.
f^H.WsTtaO 1 .m. A man who walks
tremblingly like the wagtail.
VWtxpT (if:) t. m, A dancer on
the edge of a sword.
5flTWtTT (V:) 1. m. Abee.
VBT^JT (mil) 5. m. The moon.
(Tft)3/.Acelestial]ute ; mother
of Rddha ; an apsara ; a mystic
ceremony in honour of Durgd,
nrwrfira (*) 1. m. A cock.
WWTftmW (yi:) 1. m. A sparrow.
V9ir( ("*:) I, m. A musical instrument, sound of one.
wfa (f%i-t) 1. m. The iron age;
war ; strife : an arrow ; a hero :
myrobalan (fa:) (#1) 2. 3. /An
unblown flower.
t*fl* (^:) 1 . m, A curlew.
wfV*T(WT) 1. /.An unblown flow.
cr ; the bottom or peg of a lnte.
wfgwrîi I. n. Acts not arising from a former birth.
TpB.TIT PC) 1. Grey bonduc ;
the forked tailed shrike ; Ndradn. (f)) / Poisonous plant.
Wfa.flntVfWO 1- m. Grey bonduc.
*fT (r:J l.m.|The febrifuge nut
plant ; a forked tailed shrike ;
name of a country. /. (Tl) A
medicinal plant ; a fine woman.
(*t) 1. m. Coraiya seed.
fS (:) I. m. A mat.
wfa* (fli-m-tf) o. Gained ; numbered; divided; held; sounded.
qifw.-WH (W) 1. m. Beleric myrobalan, the favourite of imps.
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wfwt;.ws5i<s*0 1./. Kmmm ?
wfw^f^ Ofl) 3. /. /<fcm.
wfiB^.Sw.HlIWI (Wl) I./. Wtm.
wfw.fam (wO 1. m. A monkey c
ape ; Ndrada. a. Quarrelsome.
wfw.fflTW (wi) 1. m. Bonducella,
wf.*jil (:) 1. n. The iron age.
wfww ('i-Wt-W) o. Impervious,
impenetrable; mixed. [ll
Wfiff.ra CwO I.M. Beleric myrobaW5JW (W*> 1 m. A cymbal./. (WI>
A taveru ; a meteor.
WW* (V) 1. n. Sin. a. Turbid, foul.
WBTO (a) 1. n. Foulness.
W*J*.^tfT (fa-fifi-fw) a. Of impure origin ; defiled.
wwfa (Wi--HT-Tt) p. Defiled, foul,
wwflra (^-fwwt-fil) a- Impure.
*t^Wl.. The body,
wwrmw (W-W1-fj) "-High, sharp.
Wl l.m. . Sediment,
dirt, sin ; pride, a. Sinful.
(w:) 1- w. Pomegranate,
wfts (ft*;) 1 -*> An incarnation yet
to corae to destroy the world.
wft*W C*) 6- w. /Am. o. Foul,
turbid, dirty; wicked.
* w (w:)l .oi-A sh&stra ; a day and
night of Brahma 4,320,000,000
years, n. Like (in comp.)
WWW (W0 1 . m. A barber. .
WW.W*I(^01- m - End of tne world.
fW.TR (0 l.m. A celestial tree
yielding every thing desired.
WW* (w'jl.11. Cutting ; composi

(wi) I./. Inference ; invention ;
ornamenting an elephant.
qrfwWt (* 3. m. Scissors, shears,

^nftn (Wi-wr-U) 0. That may be
contrived, or supplied.
WW.TTW C<J : ) 2. m. The last storm.
Ejn.n 1- m. One of tbe fabulous trees of Indra's heaven.
WWrf% tfw<) 2. m. Beginning of
an age or Kalpa.
fwrn (wl!) 1. m. The destruction
of the world.
WWFHîTH (W:-lHl-#) Miserable and wretched for ever.
W W 1 ^Blfo*,C3t-fc*>-fil) a - La t *
ing for ages, permanent.
wf" (IP-WT-w) Iu ^nted ;
arranged, prepared ; brought,
1. m. An elephant armed and
caparisoned for war.
w fW BTW (:4-*T-w") a. Presented
with an offering.
WSHJ (W-OTT-TO) a- That may
be contrived, or substituted.
SI* (vi-WT-V) o. Dirty, fotd. 1. n.
Sin i the hand below the wrist.
1. hi. A kind of hell.
WWW (V) 1. . A variegated color, a. Variegated ; black ; a demon. /. (*) A fabulous spotted
cow. belonging to Jamadagni.
WWH.WK (**> 1. Shiva,
wwm.n^ (?:)1 .m. Nameofaking.
W3I a. Ready ; healthy,
clever ; deaf. t. n. Spirituous liquor ; yesterday; to-morrow./.
Spirituous liquor; emblic rayrobalan ; the dawn of day.
vm.mfr* (fat) 1./. Breakfast.
WWW (") 1. b, Health ; recovery.
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qrtJj-Tw (fl:) 1. m. Breakfast.

(w) I. n. Good fortune. /.
(Vt) a cow; a shrub, a. Happy.
ÎW.WT: a. Auspicious.
WH B{H) Propitious ; good.
SWP-^n: (*!-*M?) a. Virtuous ;
honourable ; fortunate,
*WT^.W^(WI-WT-B) a. Virtuous.
WHTf-TOfiP* (*!) 1. m. A fortnight having the fifth lunation
propitious and fortunate.
<nm-mi(4) 1. n. Kind speech.
TOT%*fol(W)l> Sort of pulse.
Wrrrr^n; (p.-Tt-i) a. Virtuous.
VWTftVT (trt) \.f. Red arsenic.
qnnPpÔft'Mt-ft) a. Happy.
^TOT.ir^ (!) 1. m. A distiller.
strsaw (a) The wrist.
qiv (v) *sqm 1. if. To sound ill or
indistinctly ; to be mute,
m (m-m-M) a. Deaf.
WWW (S) 1. . Indistinct articulation ; hoarseness ; deafness.
qfv nau. To-morrow.
'ritW A surge or billow
joy. a. Hostile, inimical.
qrw SB** 1. d. To paint,
describe.
m 1. m. A mouthful; a
fungus, a mushroom.
w^( {i:-^t) l.n. n. Armour ; a
kettle drum ; a charm ; a tree.
B1.TI(*)1. A tree, Bhojpalra
WW-**, (ti-ft-*} a. Wearing armour, or amulets, m. A child.

Witt <sf) 3./. A door.
WWfl (ft) 3./. A kind of flat fish.
**tj t<i-tf-0 I. m. /. n- A braid

or fillet ofhair. m. n. Salt, sourness./. (ti-Q) A mimosa; (ft)
the leaf of the asa/ostida plant,
a. Mixed, intermingled ; inlaid,
*wsc*t (*) 3./. A captive.
MftWT (K) l.m. Fine hair.
rJ-WT (sffWja.Wearing a braid
or fillet of hair.
WTO (WO 1. m. A mouthful; a
kind of fish ; a gargle.
*^fis*T (*r) 1./. A bandage.
**fw (w:-nr-TFi) o. Eaten.
VWQ (m) 1. m. Armour, mail.
4T*rc (ar) l.m. A door ; a panncl.
tf*n.*n| (w) l.n. A plant.
OTFC 1 . m. A lotus ; a bird.
vfiT(fv;)2.mJV poet ; the sun ; SnAra; Brahmd.VdlmOci. a. Learned, wise, literary.
qrfrc (U) 1. n. /.Thebitof*
bridle. (t)/. Kind of fish.
*f<r.** (=)! " A name of Vilmiki, author of the Ram ay ana.
sfffsf HT {IT) L/ Poesy ; a poem.
wfiiWI.*f^W (<!). Wise.
mftfl (sj;-*f) 1. m. 1- The bit of a
bridle or reins.
rfsf.rjflnr* {m)\.. Valmiki.
*f?.Wira"n (T) 1. /. A musical
instrument, kind of late.
wfV.TTWtf* (ftO 2. m. Vilmtki.
W^tV (V) I. The bit of a bridle.

TOT (4) l.n. A lotos.
("0) 1. . A slight warmth.
a. Tepid, slightly warm.
(sb) 1 . n. An oblation made to
the manes,or deceased ancestors.
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mm.W* (Mi) 1. m. One of the

manes or decease d ancestors.
W.TrW(i) l.m.Fire.
w (bj) sr*f?T/3 1. c. To hurt.
*rn(HT> 1./. A whip.
Wnq () L. . Three ways of
whipping (a horse).
*wri tii-'Jt-*) 1 Deserving a
whipping or chastisement.
*f>!3 (3 ! > 2 - m - Food i clothing ;
rfuof (^:) food and clothing.
TOU 2. m. n. The back
bone. m. A division of Jambu
Duxep. (^:) 3./.A Iciud of grass.
Tirvin (9TT) l.f. The backbone.
HTShre (ft) 5- n. Scirpus kysoor.
V^^pro. Somebody, some one.
Wftrt(ltfawwtf^rr fsiftpp/dem.
siflW (W)l-"i-Fainting, syncope ;
sin. a. Dirty, foul.
VJfitK (Ji:) l.m. Cdshmir.
WJBtaflWpl(in) 5. Saffron.
W (TOj 1. n. Spirituous liquor ;
a horse's flank, a. Deserving a
whipping or flogging.
Hq(V)l J.The name of a sagej
a kind of deer or fish.

JF^m.iT^H CfO 1. m. Gorwja.
*^ WVlft 1. 10. a To kill,
to hurt ; to try, to test. With
fil to try or test metals.
W fa) 1- m. The touch-stone.
/. (v) A whip, n scourge.
>m (V-*4f-^) a. Unripe, n. Testing by the touchstone ; marking.
ITVII^rar . A touch-stone.
ITTHf 2. hi. The sun; fire.
WJWnr(7!i)l.i. Stroke of a whip.
ar* (1!-J 1. m. . An astringent taste ; a decoction ; gum ;

anointing ; attachment ; a plant.
a. Astringent ; fragrant ; dollred ; brown, red and yellow.
"UrUT^ (V-W-î) a. Having inflamed eyes ; blood-shot.
VTO.vnr 5. m. Hed Lodh.
W^PJ.fa* Stained red.
3T^nrrfHjr(Tt:-wr-Ti) o.Aatringent.
V^faif (T1:-TU-Tl) a. Prepared for
dyeing, or colouring.
TOlfirtWft) 5. tn. Sal-tree. o. Astringent ; resinous ; dyed red.
wfa (ft:-fts-ft). Injurious.
arfaajT (ajT)I./. A bird in general.
WfaiT (sti-TTT-W) p. Injured.
uSmirr (if r) l.f. The backbone.
sffff (E)l.n. Bodily pain. a. Pained ;
impervious, n. Ah ! alas 1
iT:-Q~K)a. Giving trouble.
qrs.rrw 1. m. The world.
W.fkll (w:-HT-fl) o. Suffering.
"VB.r:i (it) La. A bad or disagreeable scite or place,

(ft:) 2./. Test: trouble.
*jreW) nfii 1. a. To move. With
fr to expand as a flower.
*HCt-W-* *) **.flfa*fff 2. 10.
o. To go ; to order; to destroy.
TO 1 . m. A touch-stone./.
(T) A whip, a a co urge.
TO%imrsn(ir:)l. m.A plant (Jnsticia ganderussa).
wfag (50 2. m. Food, boiled rice.
*S%* (^:) 2. m. A kind of grass.
X%WftfT) l.f. Idem; backbone.
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vvfcm (*r) l.f. MuBk.

TO:.wft*T (TT) 1 . /. Musk bag.
wwftwr (*t) l ./. Musk.
Tfr*y3ar (wO 1. m. Idem.
W^TftOft) 3./. Idem : a plant.
qrorar(tf) 1. it. Fainting; syncope.
*WK(*i-t}-K) a. Moving.
Trc (X) l.'n. The white esculent
water-lily (Nymphtca lotus).
*W I. m. A white crane.
Wreta () 1. n. White copper.
TfW 1. m. n. A goblet,
n. White copper or brass ; t
pony of bell metal ; a measure.
*i9W(*> 1- n.Idem.
mW-mx(V) 1. m. A brazier.
^TiW-^lw (:) 1. m. Blue vitriol,
used as a collyrium.
V1V (*!>!. m. A crow ; a cripple ;
a plant. /. (wr) name of several
plants, n. (w) many crows,
Wrar.TJT (:) 2./. Millet,
srrar.^rwi 1. /. Leea hirla.
OT.lt <lft) 3./. Galedupa.
*ra.faiBl(v) 1./. A shrub with
a red and black berry which is
used as a jeweller's weight (Ab-
rue precaturius).
*I*.Mr<tV) 2. f. Idem.
TTW.f?^ [*) 8./. Idem.
*r. (KOLm. Awagtail; locks
ou the sides of the bead.
W.^fif(Ap) 2. M. Idem.
Wr*.lT (UTJ 1 ./. Leea hirta.
pr.r(5:)2/.A plant (Ardisia).
mT(W)l. a. Leprosy with black
and red spots, which is considered incurable.
wurriw(*in)i./. A B hmb(Abrus precatorins).

Vîrr (Tr) 1./. Nature of a crow.
*TT.Jn>^h)(ii;.îr.^) o.Accidental.
VWrtH^lV.'VXadv. Accidentally.
1TT--'fTr^fi{^t-ftpfl-ftr)fl. Low,
vile, contemptible.
WrT.fjrwi(m)l/.The g anja plant.
T*.tfl5* (ws) I. m. Ebony.
^TSf-TpW (1:) 1. m. A dark sort of
ngallochum./ (v$\)Ganja plant
sort of brass ; a tree.
^tT^.g-ftnn (*r) l.f. Ganja.
ajTT.*9I (li)L Submarine 6re.
TTflT.'niH (Vj)l.f. A plant.
*PJT.*rm (*r) l.f. Leea hirta.
WT^r.wrf^rr l.f. Idem.
frratm 3./. Myrobalan.
WIW.Tiq (^:) 1. m. Locks left on
the side of the head.
^13J.v\^(r (ti) 1. m. Ebony.
(ft) 1. m. The cuckoo,
vrar.gs (i:) 1. m.Idem.
fltlT.njw (w.) 1. m. The nimb tree.
SW.JrwinwUT) l./.A woman that
bears only one child.
SFWCft^ (^:) 2. m. An owl.
WIW.IT5 (TJ:) 2. m. A gallinule.
Tfm,Mi'l^-.)\.m. Colocynth apple.
(:) 1. m. /dent.
Wr*fllfroi(Wt) l.f An esculent,
(Solanum Indicum.)
arnr.^r^tC^l) 3./. JaVm.
irr*.gTr (Tr) l.f. Wild bean.
*r*r.iJT( , fi)l.m.Barren earofcorn.
(*;} 2.m. Fraud ; an owl.

o. Naked, timid, hen-pecked.
l./.A parasite-
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the neck, (fht-tf) 2. 3. /. A
sweet chirping note.
WW*PT(W:) 1. m. Idem.
< * \ *4) X\%\ (W) 1 A Grape with
a very small stone.
^rpjffat-TT C:) 1. >. The cuckoo.
*TT^.!^ (^:) 1. m. Cowing.
*HMnH(Si)I.m. A plant(vEschynomene grandi flora).
*m*n(1ll)a.f. Idem.
wflfTTT (T) 1 . /. Leea adnata.
^\Wrft (Tt) 3. /.Idem.
*n*p?l (*) 3 -/- Idem WTvra^t(^) 3./ The ffonjo plant.
wrWK(T:-fl-'!)a. Scattering water.
?IITTf< (RO 2. m. An owl.
TTTiw (<b:) I.m. A raven.
*lMt05t) 3./. A cubit ; aweight.
TifWt {ft) 3./. I<&*.
Wtfarer (^lOl.m. The central jewel
in a necklace of precious stones.
*ry (F) 2 -/- Change of voice in
fear ; muttering ; the tongue.
*r$B (TO) 1- The name of
Bama and of another sovereign.
JTftte) 1- The palate.
srii/sr (tj:) 2. tit. A kind of reed.
Wlirc ("5)2. m. A species of ebony.

WlSiTfWwO 1. m. A kind of fish.
*rTTm(T01.ni. Opposite-leaved
fig tree (Ficus oppositifolia).
*tirj^f*TsT 1 ./. Idem.
*l*r*X. (TO 1 . m. A snake.
*rSnw . A poisonous
substance, m. A raven; snake;
potter ; boar. 3./. A medicinal substance, n. A hell.
TT*I^firai (Wl) 1 / The natural

enmity of the owl and the crow.
(T) Vmfa 1- To desire.
With ^1 to desire much.
TTfl (fl:) 1 - m - A glance, n. Frown,
o. Frowning, scorning.
Weft* (*:) 1. tn. A plant (Morun ga hyperanthera).
IH (Jt:) 1. m. A crow.
lit^T (WT) 1. /. A wish.
^rrfgrr (m-wr-tf) p. Desired.
WITT* (*:) 2. m. A heron.
ITTT (*IT) 1 Orris root.
VT^ (T) TWfw 1. a. To shine, to
glitter ; to bind.
Wiw W) 1. m. GlaBS, crystal;
swinging shelf ; disease of the
eye. n. Black salt ; wax.
wra* (Wl) 1. it. A stone ; glass.
vrw.lf^ (tf) 3./. A glass bottle.
jnw.wtf (tf) 3./. A glass ewer.
bjtw* (^) 1 . n. An enclosure ; the
string which ties a parcel.
urrwiplt (*) l.n. String for tying.
wrwwfi(i!(^)5.m.A written paper.

sjrrw.mwT (w) l.n. A vessel of
glass or crystal.
sjrttf.wftKfa:) 2 -- Crystal ; quartz.
JTW.*r(^)l.ii. Black salt or soda.
Bjrq.^raw (if) 1. n. Idem.
sjrw.qriPH(5rt)l.n.A glass retort.
wrw.UW (*) 1- n. Black salt.
qiTW.!hâ (') 1. n. Idem.
*rw.q|rwl (<V\) 3. /. The trumpet
flower (Bignonia anave-olens).
qrrPaÔ'-^-LeSUineigold ; a rat.
jrrprn (Tt:-wi-7t) a. Suspended by
a swing or in a loop.
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#tfan(i:)l-w- A tree near a ternpie considered as sacred.

flWW) 1. 8. n. Gold; wealth;
filament of a lotus. (*:) m.
Mountain ebony, (wl) /. Turmeric, a. Golden.
VTV^V(Vl)l.M. Mountain ebony.
WVT.VW - . A gold mine.
WIwt.WlMt 3/. Asparagus.
*lif%-ri (V.) l.m. Ebony.
Hw^-ftfi: (ftO 2. m. Sume'ru.
VtwW.^q (i):) 1. m. Heap of gold.
*nr>r.*r (W03 /.Gold dust or soil.
*Iw*r-fl (^t-^t-if) a. Golden.
*T1W.W (*:) I. m. Golden hill.
fTWPH (fai) 2./. Treaty of
friendship on equal terms.
*T*wrw {W;)l.m. Mountain ebony.
Vr'fftol Yellow pigment,
*>lfa (fwO 8./. A woman's zone.
*lt**() 1. ft. Sour gruel.
*r*t (^t) 3-/- Woman's zone ; a

sacred city ; abrus prccatorius.
T*.^ (t) 1. Mens veneris.
Wrfw (*-WT) 1. n./. Sour gruel.
VIS (80 1- m. A stone, a rock.
*raw a. Like the Kal/ia
portion of the Vdaa.
Wfz? (V) I. m. Date fruit, n.
Hardness ; sternness.
CTfsai 1. n. Hardness.
Wr* (*:)l.m.Acrow. a. One-eyed.
vre.Wm(V:)l> A bad cowry.
*TW(ai) l.m. A crow.
*1WH 0. One-eyed.
W m (ti-TT-O a. Idem.
rr (<&.) IM. A r talk orstem ;
a section ; a cluster ; an arrow,
VnMtl*JV .m.Kind of grass.

*I*J.*rt it) 1. n.,The betel-nut.
SW.filV; (v)Im. An iron arrow,
sjre^t (sft) 3./. A plant.
WW.fifflFt (w.) 1. m. A kind of
gentian (Gentiana cherayta).
wra.^lB (WrJl.m.The plant Lodh.
; asra.ts (3:) 1, m, A tent-screen.
1 ST*S3 H) I. n. A small fragrant
flower (Artemisia).
(B:--t-^) a. A soldier ;
husband of a Vatihya ; adopted
son. n. Bow of Kama or Cupid.
^H*r*ni (IT) 1. b. A fracture of
the trunk, or extremities.
A medical plant.
*laff (ft:) 2. m. A rishi or sage.
Vra.v>{ (nrw-lift-TTT) a. Armed
with an arrow; an archer.
"JTa.^fw 2. m. A knot or
joint in the stem of a tree.
<*m.*n* : SO 1 . m. A soldier.
Vroftw (l')l.n. A fragrant grass.
fr.-Tt-K) a. Armed with an
arrow ; an archer, hi. A creeping plant./, flenpaf madder.
WTO^ (if) 2. n. A plant (Barleria
longifolia) ; a kind of reed.
BTTTC (Kl-tT-tJ Confused, per-
plexed ; timid, m. A fish.

*intJir (m) 1./. Agitation.
grtflW (:)l.m.Thename of a fish.
JTWt^KH) 1 .m. Name of Kdty&yann,
armV (V>WI-*)ii.Ofabadtriud.
T(fl(ai:)l.m. Name of Katydyana.
TI ('TO 1 . m. The name of a
celebrated law-giver and divine ;
the poetrranieAi.(îy.A name
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gIW H W '> A pupil or
disciple of Ktitydytma.
Vifv* o. Belonging to
a story, m, A narrator.
3tT^ (W) 1. n. A tree (Nauclea
ksdamba) ; a drake or teal ; an
arrow./. (WO A plant.
vnpnrf*) L.. An arrow.
^K"n: Cti) 1. The skim of
coagulated milk ; a spirituous liquor. /. Wine; a cuckoo.
mv***!t-*m (51) l.n. Yeast.
^^**di(ifi:)l.m.TheKai!ambatree.
*T*f*tftf (tfl) 3. /. A long line of
clouds, like a string of flowers.
TUlftp* (Kfc-Kfl-^) 0cca sional, happening sometimes.
1. m. A Naga or serpent of the race that is supposed to people the lower regions.
WTNS W) 1. n. Seed of the crottm.
prr (w) I. a. A forest, a grove ;

face of BrahmS a ; house.
WHTHTft (fa) 2.m. Mimosa albi da.
lffi*I W) 1. . A younger
brother or the youngest.
Wlfl* t*Mft) 1. m. 3./. Son or
daughter of a young and unmarried woman, m. Vy&sa ; Kama.
Wl*Hmi-*n'*l)tt. Pleasing; lovely;
beloved, m. Krishna ; the moon ;
a husband; spring; agcm./.A
wife, a mistress ; a plant.
qriT,HT(7n) I,/. Loveliness.
vm.*ta(.(4t) 5- * A peacock.
vm.sn (.!;} l.m.Mountain ebooy.
sfrmTWffl^.-^ft-Tn) a. Pleasing,
JFpfl^V* (*:)l.m. A tree, the wood
of which resembles mahogany.
^mrfy.â; (^; |1 .m. The Asika.
l*lllim$(l<t ftO 1. m.Idem.
VTvrm {^) l. Iron stone.
siTRTre (T:-t)l .m.n. A bad or difficult road ; a wood ; a hole. m.
Red sugar-cnne ; bambu, mountain ebony. (tJ) /. Sugar-cane,
n. A symptom ; a lotus.
WfflK* CV) I. . A sort of sugar-cane.
Il^lTC.B(J|t-*T-li) a. Wood-going.
^-lf>l (f*B:) 2./. Beauty, splendor,
light ; desire ; ornament.
ItPrJ.** (Tt-'ft-O o. Beautifying.
WlfH^(^!-^r-aE)D./<fcm. l.n. Bile.
Vfil^m rt) l.n. & kind of
curcuma, a. Adorning.
TrPli.Wt (SW)a.Beautiful ; bright.
Wtf'fl.lrS (WtM-Wflt-fnT) a. Idem.
[fa.** (*><St t) a. Beauty-spoiling; making dull or ugly.

^rr^Jt (<n-^tt4) a. Baked, roasted.
Î^frqr '(;) 1. m. A baker.
s m p A l ft ^f (:-!-*) a. Flying, put
to flight, running sway.
* isflîr MO 1 w. The name of a
country, the modern Kanouj.
IHt.SlI (bjii) I./. A perfume.
Wjinfaar (*:) 1. m. A student ; a
flatterer, a. Wicked, fraudulent.
HSIVI (^) L. n. Fraud, deceit.
(:) 1 . m. A bad road.
vnm t&) I m - A kind of cucumber, n, A sort of leprosy, a. Belonging to the skull.
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m. A worshipper of Shiva, having half a skull for a cup.
HftwfSf:) 1. m. A follower of the
SuMya system, a. Tawny.
fyfvK (tf) 1. n. A spirituous liquor, wine. (wt)/. A country.
Vlftrnr!(ir;)I- w. A deity ; wine/ (M) A grape. (^|) n. Honey.
vrfairH (HO 1. An imp.
T.gvT (*) Km. A contemptible
cowardly man, a wretch.
YigTOKlj) 1. n. Meanness,
IfirefHi-HT-'^) fl. Belonging to
relating to a monkey.
1PITW (if) 1 . n. A flock of pigeons,
tn. Natron; antimony, a. Dirty
white, of a pale colour.
nrnrriTW (*r) 1 . n. Antimony.
nn.**: (TO i. m. A penitent,

VPMnT(tt)I>M< Avowal or confession of sin; a penitent.
VMIV (WO 1. m. A bitter seed.
*IH (flO l.m.Kama, the Hindu
Cupid ; desire ; the mango tree.
(ttT>/. Love, n. Semen virile;
nny thing desired; willingly.
qrw.^T [m)l.f. Wife of Kama.
1IW.*lfHW (wM**t-f*i) a. Lustindulging ; sensual.
*H?.WTC(*:.ft-<)a.Afem. m. Love.
VIB.Tltn: adv. Wilfully.
WlH.^fz (Z:) 1. m. The paramour
of a harlot ; harlotry.
(ftn) 2. m. A libidinous
man ; copulation ; lust.
(It;-Jlr-) a. Acting as one
pleases, going as one lists.
vm.nrfint (fit-fsifr-ft) a. Idem.

WTO.1I1 (WO I. m. Passion, affection ; object of sense ; satiety.
TWîfnw (t-fimt-fii) a. Going
or acting as one pleases.
VJW.Ht (K'.-Ot-K) a. Idem.
*TB.HKW: adv. Wilfully.
^.ir^^-ft'St-ft) a. Lustful.
m. A sparrow ; Garuda.
(a|;-sr-ai) a. Arising from
desire, m. San of Kama,
nw.srpr (W:) 1. . The cuckoo.
snw.wm (wo i > /rfn.
*T*J. 1. m. A tortoise,
riffli orfu. Willingly.
Tm.irrw rtrO 1. . The cuckoo,
Vph-E (î-^r.^J a. Giving what
is wished. (XT)/. A cow.
Tm.-^HT (HI) 1 . /. Cow of plenty.
*T.^(Wir)l././drt.
TW.^ltt{Trr) 3./. Trumpet-flower.

snA.tjftn, (^t) 5. tn. Shiva.
TO" (if.-'n-ii) a. Lustful. (n) 1.
/, Desire, wish, lust.
imarfiR. 5. n. A brazier,
nm-llit (wt) 3. /. Rama's wife.
TW.TO (wi) 1. m. Balarama.
IH.aX (Xi-^T-O a. Giving what
is wished, or sought.
HTTW.^l (W-W-tf) a. Bound by the
of love. n. A wood,
mffl (î-^T-'S) a. Eating what
fancied, or desired.
am (^-^rr-'ss) a. Idem.
Vr*Hf. adv. Willingly.
UTTH.flT [%:) I. m. The day of full
the month CAaitra.
m.mfHl.(*)5. m. Gane-sa,
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*tfai (in-*-) o. Libidinous.

n?.vi (i:) 1 . . A district lying
East of Bengal, part of Asom. a.
Pleasing, taking an; form.
m-*foljtfj 5. m. A subordinate
deity ; a pole cat. a. Pleasing.
>*TF.iwi !/ A harlot,
wimr (^:-^tt-) o. Lustful. 1- m.
f. Jaundice, m. Spring.
*tH.nn fW)1 /.Membrum virile ;
a plant (Ipomeea quamoclit).
WW.*TW a. Moved or
overcome by desire.
sttw.*** (w:) The mango
tree ; spring./. (*Jl) Moonlight.
WTH.TH (*>V* Saying any
thing at pleasure,
qrm.ftvn (fili-'Ht-*) a. Disappointing, preventing,
qrm.if! (*-Hr-<) Q- Debauched.
Wm.lfit (ffc) 2./. Increase of de-
sire ; the shrub Kdmaja.

WTV-Vn (wil) 1./. Trumpet flower.
vm.VX pO) 1. - Arrow of love;
shaft of Cupid ; the mango.
^Hi.ifTjTJt (a:) l.Bi. Success in love.
m.*(0 1. m.Spring i mango.
irifl.OTT CO 1- Aniruddha.
*TW.5gW (*U*W5 a. Of one's
own accord, or wish.
JTWftT (ftp) 2. m. Lust.
WTFTi;*l (*) 1. A finger nail i
membrura virile.
snnrr (TO l.m. A mango tree.
<smT!T: (C-W-O o- Oppressed
with Inst, or desire.
snWpB^flirr-Wt-*) Libidinous.
nqwnn (fit) l./.Lust, passion.
srimftftTr (Wi-WMl) a. Overcome

by love or desire.
wrHTfWr. 1. m. Influence
of love ; bent of the will.
*TTTWW (W!) 1. m. Lust.
grurrw (^(i) I.m. The cuckoo.
sjmT (HO L. m. Mango ; penis,
n. Shaft of Cupid.
l.m, Gamfa.
^lirntW (^) 1. n. A handsome
grove or wood.
*mrf( (ft:) 1. m, A mineral substance used in medicine.
qrnrHS (4:-*-*) a. Distressed by
love ; in love.
emrPH (^n)!-" 1 ' Mountain ebony.
BsTOTwsni MO Suppression
of desire ; stoicism.
TlupmTfwi (') !/. The power
of suppressing one's desires.
*iwpnjTfn (in-rr-e) a. who
subdues his passions.
qiPHTWlt*Pt (^-ftifl-ft) a. Subduing or removing lust.
tTwpffl (a>WT-li) a. Libidinous.
*l(THfil (fit:) 2/. Lihidinousness.
^ttPj (fa:) 2. m. A libidinons man.
WtR (*:) 1. m. A wjtd duck,

infirm {mi) 1./. Passion, lust.
Mlfimj:>5t-finit-fir) 5.m.The moon,
an amorous man. /. (ftsft) A
loving woman, a creeper ; spirits.
wMtH (0 l.m. A plant.
*ltitw'(Vt) 1. m. A kind of betel.
(T:-ft-W) a. Cupidinous,
m. The plant Atoka ; a sparrow ;
a bow. /. (sxi) Desirous of food i
and (*t) lustful.
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WlSftrwO*) 1. n. An extra oblation

of water to decease J friends.
WIWJV (XI) I,/. Arigini.
WliipHW (K:-m-Jo. Smitten by
love, overcome by it,
WTfwwiW;) 1. m. A country id the
north of India. (t) Its capital.
!f"TO(WO l.w. A perfume.
WTfre (Ws) l.m. Idem.
WlfwWWf (Wl) l./. Idem.
iItw (:) 1 . m. See *rfcw.
fTO (Wj) l.m. A car covered
with a woollen cloth or blanket.
WWfaw (Wl) 1. m. Gruel.
(*[) 1. n. A dealer in
shells; vender of ornaments.
WI^WT (wr) 1. /. A plant (Physalia flexuosa).
WIWTW (all) I. m. A horse o( the
breed of Camboja./.(orl)A plant.
WW (HP-an-Jq) a. Agreeable, desirable. optional.
WW.fi;(nt:)5-/ Pleasing sound.
WWW (W) l.. Will; desire.
*n^K(<i) I.*. An acceptable,
desirable or voluntary gift.
WW-iTCW (V) I. n. Suicide.
WOTjfaSW (V) 1. m. Object of
desire, voluntary choice.
WIW (W:-WI-W) a. Acidulous.
WT1 (V-i) l.m. n. The body. m.
A mode of marriage ; a butt; a
house ; temperament, a. Root ;
the Utile finger ; ghee.
WW* (Wi-WT-O a. Of the body.
WHtJW (IT:) 1. m. Bodily pain,

ra4wflnvi (wl) I. /. Treatment
of disease; giving
Wf*.* (if) 1. n. Armour, mail.

WTW.WW (*) I. a. A hutofgrasa.
WI^.W (Bji) I. m . The Supreme
Being ; the writer caste. /. (wl)
Wife of a Kdjattha ,- yellow or
emblie myrobolan ; a drug.
WIWlflT (firOS.m. Digestive power,
wifaw (Wt-srr-qf) it. Corporeal.
*lfa*Tef*(f-:)2/. Intereat drawn
from the labour of animals , or
not affecting the principal.
*K (Tl-fWJ a. Doing; maker.
m. Act ; killing ; effort ; certainty ; heap ; tax./, (u) A prison.
Wf^ (Wi-ftwr-sj) a. Acting, m.
Noun of action, n. Action ; syntax of the cases of nouns, &c.
tXKMK (K--KJ-<) a. Working.
WPCW-WIT (&)2.m. Efficient cause.
Wrc.fwr* (V) 1. m. The name of
a country, that of king Salwa.
WW (W-Wi-W) a. Of the finger
nail. w. A young elephant.
WK1 () 1. n, Cause ; or means.
/ ("ID Agony ; a cycle.
WTTWWm (")l*. Primary cause.
sjrrw.B* (V)lJn CaUBal property.
WTO-f^T**.** (*:) 1. m . Secondary or derivative cause.
wm.W (si) I. . Causality.
WITW.IWT(WI)1 /.Series of events.
WTOI.* rfiC^, I) 5. m. A plaintiff.
WI^.lrtk(T) 1 .a.Seat of the soul.
WHWrare (4:)1. m. Cuuselessness.
*TTfV (W:-Wt-W) a. Invesligating
acutely the cause ; causative.
WkShh: (t) I. n. Special plea.
WKW* (*:-^t) L M, 3./. A duck.
(*) I- A Buddha.
TC.^f*nt(fit) S. . A brazier i a
mineralogist ; an assayer.
*1T<I1 (Ht)l./. Friyangu.
VH.ftfW(WT)l./. Camphor.
WTCrwrra PMWl) f Effecting.
WH^l* ( W T-'ft-)a-Cau 6 ing to do.
WTCTCO 1 - m - A. crow. /. C?t)
A kind of anise ; ft gourd.

Wn^PS (0 1. m. Akind of gourd.
WK.twS (*0 l. Idem.
HTCTRT&*t A centipede
or worm resembling it (Ju(iw).
TTTTJTre [<)!.. Goal, prison.
*T<T-*il (W-ST-* Imprisoned.
V\U$m Wl/. A female crane.
mt^m t. Man of mised
caste, employed in tanning.
wnr.StW^ Off) 1. n. A prison.
Wife (ftO 2. /.Action; artist.
WTftn l./.An actress; an
action ; an art ; interest.
*TftW (Ti-m-lt) Caused to be
made or done ; stipulated.
,Tft* Cl-ft*t-ft) Doing.
Witt* tft 1. A Peat quantity
of dried cow-dung,
^rr^ :) 2. m. An artist ; an art.
T (*;) 1. m. Agent, artisan.
vmftnCO) 1.*. A robber.
10 1. A piece of m
chanism ; ant-hill; a young elephant ; sesamum ; a plant ; foam,
froth -, red orpiment.
Wltfr* (v-mM) o- Compassionate, kind, tender.
wroU*) 3./.Aleech.
Vrm (if) Compassion,

m (V) 1. m. The offspring of
an outcast of the Vaisya tribe ;
a country ; pla. Its people.
*l*.w (:)I.w. Artiian's hand.
TT^TWfl (Hi) 1. m. Yeust, froth.
BSTTTflt (t=) 1-mWlfcCWS-^r-*) Of a pheasant.
l*.î<r (.Wi-^t-*) -Ofa eock.
HISSO (ni) 1, n. Hardness.
*rSffli (*t-*t-*) Like a white
horse, or belonging to one.
sjrJ (J : .yf-i') a. Of the ear, auricular, ft. Ear-ring.
W^.fvf* (*=) l.m. Sort of well.
WlJ.^sftr* MM) "-Adorned with ear-rings.
*rMlri(i$0 1 Name of a
CO 1. Goii,
r4rpm(V)l. An astrologer.
Vlfjhftit) 1. m. The month Kdriik (October-November).
WTfSftW OT.) 1. m. Urn.
Wrf**N t*) t- Kdrtikeya the
deity of war, and son of Shiva,
vrtftiN.n (*!)*/ Dor ^*tfrrW(T;) . The day of
full moon in the month Korttf.
vnÔfiU l.- The whole,
vn&ftfi) \.n.Idm.
Wlf* (:-*!-) a. Muddy.
*rfr(0 1- m. Lac ; a petitioner.
^rffiPir nt- A parasite ; a
pilgrim carrying holy water.
Bjrfar () Lb. Poverty,
/rfl* (W-*r-*) 3. /.The
cotton plant, n. Cotton cloth ;
paper, a. Made of cotton.
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ntW.Wlftwi(Wl) 1./ A spindle.

*Tfiwf%(f:) 2. m. Cotton seed
*r$ rfawr(*rr: ) 1 /.The cotton plant.'
^ri^T (*}:-^Sf-H) a. Laborious.
WTO* (W) 1. n. Magic, a. Doing.
fPIWa (w) 1 . n. Fascination.
*lf<jpK a. Manufactured; worked ; embroidered.
3n<j)*s 1. n. A bow. m, n. A
bambu. a. Finishing.
WTW* -WW (HJ 5. m. An archer.
*Taj* (4:) I. n. Cause; affair, a.
That ought to be done.
roj.*rcw(*") 1. n. Special cause.
VPalVTC^lTI adv. Incidentally.
*RH.WIW(W:)l-""-Time for action.

M-STO (:-T-^) a. Finishing
a work ; clever at it.
TJtaw? (Wr-W-'i) a. Competent.
*n5.Jt*Trt{j) 1-/. Necessity or
importance of a work.
WTO.fflfT* iw:-Wl-v) a. Prudent.
wn&f^rw (*ir) l./. Prudence.
Yn&ff' adv. Actually.
aiiifi.^Wif 0*f) 1. n. Supervision.
*Tlfi.^ni.Wir(H) a. Destructive.
Vn>ft|4v (1=) l-w- Judgment,
ascertainment ; settlement.
qrraj.ga ( w s-)l. m. A shameless fellow ; an idler ; a madman.
met.s%ir (*0 m - Idleness.
3.ism (*i) 1. n. A fit agent,
one clever in conducting his business. Also rojqi*VTiq.qtt adv. Actually.
Wmwn (Wl^-Wlft-TirJ a. Engaged in ; having a motive.
Wi.TW (W) 1./. Action.
I *rt.*H (H:)l. "Necessary result.

Vrrfl.ZW (^p) 1. n. End, object.
TTaf-ft-qfii (fno 2./. Failure.
WroVii* 1. m. Completion.
wraz^^ (TO ]. m, Embarrassment, difficulty, doubt.
4rn&*JI4{ (T:)l.m. Much weighty
business. So qrmnfaf. &c.
irr^.^r9(^:-nr-?J a. Completing any work or undertaking.
arroi-^niW (if) ]., Completion.
*tiif5f* (fv-) 2./. Idem.

IT^.^H(im.ten-^) a. Hindering.
*narrw(n;-*?[-W) a. Incompetent.
sjrdlTwi (n) 1. o. End of an affair.
qtHOT*} m. Object, purpose ;
application, adv. For the sake of
any object or work.
arnnt^.fVfT (dp) 2. /, Accompu'shment of any purpose.
wnfitftiir (^t-fin^t-fiq) a. Aiming
at, applying for.
%M% (*(-rl-*) a. Working;
seeking employment; engaged
JTfatW, (ff-fnJ^-foJ) a. Idem.
Bjnw^ 1. n. Supervision.
niSjCtC fcs) 1. m. Discharge or
performance of any duty.
VnTSll {:-WI-)ejfl.Engaged in.
aiiSiTKirfl (Jti) l.m. Engagement.
UTisbnr Qfl-<n-< a. Fiery, hot.
(-mi) l.m. The Sal tree,
(ft) 3./. A plant.
VlfatVl) l.m. A husbandman.
H*n* rts-rfjl. m. n. A weight of
176 grains, m. A husbandman,
n. Money, gold and silver.
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BmPrfa* t>*-*). Belonging
to or bought with a Kdrsha.
an ft' (fS:) 1. m. Aftfrsfo.
*lf* (*:) 1. m. Mem.
rs& Cfc-^f-*) o. Black ; of the
black antelope.m.Bkck antelope.
*rtfnre Wi-l-)a.Of black iron.
WlfiJ (ft!!:) 2 - m - Name of Cupid.

WIRt(4i) l.m. The SiU tree.
*TWP* (*) 1 . n. A forest of Sal.
(*) vmnf* 10. a. To count
time, to reckon.
qrre(!)l-"-Time ; death ; Shiva;
Saium ; the cuckoo ; resin ; (wl)
/. KdX. wife of Shiva i ink ; a
worm, (wj) Indigo, n. Iron. a.
Black, dark blue.
<Hf A freckle, a mark ;
a water-snake. /. The mother
of the demons, n. The lirer. a.
Black, dark-coloured,
m. Shiva ; a gallinule ; sparrow ; peacock ; tree.
(*:) 1. m. A gatlinule.
VIW^ (M:) l.f. Arum colocasia.
tfiTf.*S^(*:)l .m. A water-snake.
fUTlfîr 1./. Misfortune.
TrV.VontVjl.ni.Phaeeolus max.
*TW.*T^ () 1 . Filing a time.
qrr*.m(H:-wir-WjB.Like death.
*TW.WWft Oft) 8./. A plant (Hibiscus abelmoschus).
(HfHT-'ri) a. Done, effected, brought about by time.
*rw.tfNr (w-) 1 . m. A confused or
mingled sound; a tumult.
nrr^.gra (V.) 1. m. Yama ; death.

vmr.^StvO 1 Mountain earth.
qnw^Z 1. m. n. A poison,
qrm.^z^x (3;) 1. m. Shiva,
(w ) 5. m. The sun.
VWBTiT (li) 1- m. The sun ; time,
a. Fixed (time), lent ; produced.
(T:) l.m. Spending time.
fliie.WW"t (if) I. n. The liver.

*T*i.W (^) 1 . n. Idem.
ostium (w:) 1. m. A kind of
Cobra dc capello.
TW.irPfl (P) 2. m. A year.
*MT.T W (W:) 1 . m. Cassia fistula.
(#) l.n. A cycle.
JIIF iKt) l.m. Shiva; a rock ;
a country ; a collection of mendicants. /. (XJ-fi) Durgd.
(Ut-irT-Tri o. Time-knowing, m. An astrologer ; a cock.
tRig.î? (13:) i. m. Staff of death.
>~rW.tra(H:) 1- m. Death ; season.
*TW.fWni (l:) 1- m. Destiny.
VTW.finire (*;) l.m. A fragrant
and resinous substance, bde(liam.
*mSfil (fin) 2. m. A demon.
WTW-ifirir 5. m. Idem.
Twfil.ftg (gi) 2. m. Krishna.
*Sft.T* 1 - m. Went.
wrWTOft (ft:) 2. m. Idem.
WIW.TO (wwi-fn) o. Ripened
naturally or spontaneously.
sjW.W (mi) 1. m. A tree bearing
dark-coloured leaves, Tagara.
jrRClfc*TO(*0 t- m. Standing for
a time ; stalcnesa.
ssr=T.ni*T (.-) I. m. Snare of time,
death ; noose of Yama.
DiatiZO'J Co
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qrra-S^(^:) 1 m - ne 01 Kama's
attendants or rain ist era ; astrological figure of a man.
^TW.YStVjl.n.Abow; bow of K&ma. m. Black antelope ; a heron.
TO.srn(fi) I . n. The sultry season, autumn after the rains.
WTW-SW (wi-WT-tf) a. Overripe.
VTO.Wir (*:)1. m. Armour. mail.
*T.WW (HO 1. m. Black T*la*i.
*TO.g5* (*0 1- Bignonia.
smfftr*T(*l)l/.Bengal madder.
sH!.ihft<sft) 3././<fa.
TO-tftwr {m) 1./- Idem.
TTW.^T (r:) 1. m. An ^(ra.
*TW-^n(*:)l- > Procrastination;
pasting away time.
*T**rf* (ft:) 2. m. A particular
night, as that of the 7th day of
the 7th month of the 77th year
of life ; a dark night ; final night
of a Ealpa ; form of Durgd.
W mMW n 05)l.n. A factitious and
purgative salt, Billavan.
mm $t* CO l-n. Iron.
(v)l.m. A kind of vetch,
(DolichoB biflorus).
Wni.afil (ft:) 2. /. Interest with
the time fixed for its payment.
lr.B*l (S')l.i. A T" ai of vetcl1 '
(Wit) 3./. Trumpet-flower.
*w.T (0 1- / Opportunity
passed ; improper time to act.
WTW.WW (*") 1-/. A potherb.
(<i) 1. Batter-milk.
WTO.J*n? (*> 1. >- Lapw of a
very long period of time.
TIW.flT* (W-lft-ijo.Opportiine ;
seasonable ; death-like
*T*.TO*{*-fl!-l') o. Dated, bearing date ; done by time.
*.**($:)l.m. Ablaek and poi.
sonous snake (Coluber nnga).
ITO.wJt (k:) 1. m. The black antelope, n. Sort of sandal.
riw.W^('i) I. a. One of the twenty-one hells of the Hindus.
sjtW.iN [V) L. n. Butter-milk.
TIW^Rf (WI) 1, m. A sort of ebony; the Tamilai the Mvaka ;
the glomerous fig-tree.
JTWI (S:-SI-5)a.Led to death.
WBT^fro (*t) l.n. A scholar.
WlWf** (*>) 2. . A black kind of
aloe wood or agalloehum.
"IWTfir (ftp) 2. m. Final conlla.
gration, burning of the world.
WTWTVift (if|) 3./. A small shmb.
irapn (10 1- "> I'Oss of time.
HJllll\w, (^t) 6. m. A black
bee ; a sparrow ; a partridge.
VlVjfiV|(.V (si) o. Tree, Tagara.
WWT^lft (ft:) 2. m. Benzoin.
VIU[Û<U|()d') 1. n. Idem j a fragrant wood ; Sis* tree.
VTWTfni (V) 1. w. Death.
*|SJ I1R (vj) 1, n. Process of time.
nwpBtPt^ (1;) I. nh A poisonous
animal, venemonB only when enraged, as a rat, &c.
SFtWT^HTirvi (fl:-*TMi) o. Hidden.
w. A serpent's hood ;
a demon, a goblin.
Wim(^) Iron.
sgtYprftl (ft:) 2. m, A fixed time.
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N) 1. Season of impurity, as iu mourning.

*rfw (r:-WT-*S> a. Of times or
seasons ; dark. 1 . m. The curlew,
n. A block kind of sandal. /.
Cloudiness, many clouds ; blackness ; Durgd : a crow ; ink.
*T%.WT (WI) 1./. Season.
*lf%T (SB-St-l) l.M.An elephant ;
a snake. 3. /. A cucumber. 1 . n.
Watermelon, a. Of Kalinga.
Vtft.^re t*) l-m. The name of
a celebrated Hindu poet.
*Tftrf\ (ft) 3./. One of the Innar mansions, the sixth.
*lf^T (1*) 1. Watermelon.
*lfWt {"* 3. /. The Yamuna,
VTftr'tf.TO 1. Mi Ba/ordmo.
WlfW.w^t (*:) 1. m. /rfetn.
<*rfa^|. (WO 3. /. The wife of
Srfrya, and mother of Yamuna.
*tftl.WH (W) 5. m. Blackness.
WTftm (*ri-w-*i) o. Relating to
time. m. A serpent.
Wrfp* ftr:) 1. m. A carle w.
ajnnWl (^1) 2./. Yama't court of
judgment for the dead.
*Iwt.W*pi (*>) 1. A bufialo.
(W:-WT-^) a. Timely.
PB> I- A dark kind of

sandal, a. Relating to time.
BSrafrl* (*) I. n. A yellow fragrant wood. m. Turmeric.
*rrsr {&) 1. . Foulness.
O-*t-*0 o. Of time ; dark,
m. A demon, n. A fragrant
wood ; the liver.
8rrijhvax(:)l '" A aort of curcuma,

n. A fragrant wood.
WTsrrwrf^JT (ns-ni-if) a. Produced
in the proper season.
m<5TK (SMTHl) n.Sown in season.
ajriw (W:) 1, m. Zedoary. a. Preceptive ; belonging to a Kalpa.
*rT* (*;) I. m. Idem.
irmPw a. Artificial.
(9J-TO) I- n. Dawn. /. A full
grown cow ; kind words, a. Seasonable, timely.
arer*(*:)l m. Zedoary.
WTWif^R^ (*-*->*) tu Born of a
good or fortunate woman.
r*fVY 0* } 1. A multitude of
men in armour, a. Of armour.
WTTCT(W:-*t-<) a- Fearful, henpecked, m. An owl.
VprrK fts) 1. m. Indistinct sound.
fTVJK (<-ft) I. . An aquatic
plant, ValleBneria. Z.f. An umbrella; a broad-brimmed hat.
*rresr (V) l.w. A gallinaceous
fowl ; ruddy goose ; Loxia phil.
*t*t (*) 1. n. Saffron./, River KdvM ; a harlot ; turmeric.
(ai:) 1> A name of Sucrdchdryo, preceptor of the demons.
/, (an) Intelligence ; a fiend, n.
A poem, poetical composition.
(TO 1. m. A plagiarist.
*m (<-) *mw i. </. <*j--3-<w)
*THrfiT 4. c. To shine. With fin:.
to expel; to hide or obscure.
With s to become manifest.
m(i<MM)i-**- Cough. 3./.
Banaras. 1 . ft, A kind of grass.
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fl*W (*:) I. ml A grass (Saceharun spontaneum) .

*rn.lTT(T:) 1. m. A plant (Cassia
esculenta) ; a mixture of tamarind and mustard.
ÎTOWfif (fir:) 2/.Silk cotton tree.
TfT (fip) 8./ KM or Banaras.
^rfiwr (m) I./, Idem.
*rftwrB(^.') 1. m. Dhanwsiitan,
as king of Ban&ru.
ajifitw (lt-fiwt-fi() a. Having a
cold or cough ; shining.
wft.TW(W;) 1. . Dhameantari.
TtfSw <" Made of Kmt
grass, or abounding with it.
smtori! <t|i) i. . Shiva.
wit.W (WO 1. m. Idem ; Divdddta. n. Sulphate of iron,
trtftn (nt) I. bi. Betel-nnt tree.
VllflO (tt) 3./. Gmelina arborea.
*rw4 fjfc) 1. m. I. /rfe*.
I#X(t) I. A plant with a tuberous root,(Costus specioaus ;)
a country, Kashmir : pitt, the
people of itOft) 3./. A fig tree,
^njfK.ai (af)l.H.A costua, saffron.
]iflh:.WU*(,(=*i) 1. n. Saffron.
JTW (IB) 1. n. Spirituous liquor.
m 0*0 1. m. The sage Kashya-
pa i a deer ; Arjuna. n. Fleah.

^noPl(Pi) 2. m. Arjuna , Unrvda.
/. (fl) The earth.
vrara 1 ! () 1. at. The tun.
*<t (tt)3/.A plant. See *wd
an* (V) 1. m. Friction ; its cause.
WTVV Dyed red.
mv (f-W) 1. n. Wood. /. Space
or quarter ; limit ; space of time.
*r* (si) I. n. Aloe, agallochum.

mr-<Op*jt M) 3/Wild plantain.
1 . nt. A small insect
or worm found in decayed wood.
WW-ya- ft:) 1. m. A wood- pecker.
*I.3!TJW (w) 1. wi. A shovel for
baling water out of a boat.
ItlS.TO (ij) ]. n. A stick or spar,
m.ww () 5. m. A carpenter.
*T*.*nnr 0*0 1 . w. Idem.
VT^-tm (*\) 3. . A small worm
that is found in timber.
Wll.^T* () 3. m. Deodar tree.
niT.* 2. m. Butea frondoaa.
ajre.tr*! (al) 3./. Afnneral pile.
H.*m h. Wooden.
(Wt) 1. m. A bier.
*T.*W(Wt) I. n. A small worm
found in timber.
JT*.5rtTK Oct) 5. m. A club or
cudgel armed with iron.
*r*.Tt, (TTtwt-wwJ a. Having
wood for fuel ; like wood.
VrafRTCtcO 1. m. Wooden home.
jranj.rtfTrr (>rt) $./. A wooden bucket, or haling vessel.
*ltB",(it-ft*rY-ftl) a. Wooden.
anfffwi (Wi) 1./. A plantain.
JTB 0" *) 1. '.To congh.
US (0 1 m - Cough i a kind of
reed or long grass.
qrwjre (V-W-^) a. Having a
cough, nt. Yama.

Wre/ST (S:-Wl-Tf) <*. Removiog or
or allaying pectoral cough, (ift}
3./. A prick If nightshade.
H Wl ftft (wt) 3. /. A thorny
plant ; cough- deatroying.
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TO^.^fwU*!) 1 / Acid drink. I

*re-n\ ) A plant. Cassia ;
an acid mixture.
*T9.*iT (*') 1" Sort of cucamber (Trichosanthes dicsca).
*W (*:) 1. m. A buffalo.
*T*m(tO 1. m. A pood.
^WTpCtft') 2. ni. A plant. Cassia.
lw:)2. * A 80rt of y am BJpaTw 1. Green vitriol.
(WO 3./. Indistinct speech ;
speech ; understanding ; devotion ; light ; a spear or lance.
mVJlft 1^1) 3./. A javelin.
Xron (tt) 1 . /. A musical instrument, made of horn.
(.-Wt-W)a. Dry ; mischievous; large, i. m. A cock; a
sound; a cat. /. 9t\ a celestial
courtezan ; sound of a pipe./.ÎI
a young woman, m. /. {mm) I
horn. b. (w) Indistinct speech.
W^t1.3i Cfl:>I. m. Thorn-apple
ft (ft) f*J*ft 3. a. To know;
with fiT to know certainly,
fti adv. What ? how i
.imi (*0 2. m. A beard of com ;
an arrow ; a heron.
fit.SJW (*') I. ni. A tree bearing
red blossoms (Butea frondosa).
fti.lJSJ* (*:) l.m. Idem.
f*ft(ft:) 2. m. A blue jay.
filftf.fit.Pl (ft:) 2. m. Mem,
fWl.ftjl w.Mera.
ftrft.^tft (ftt) 2. m. Mem.
ftp*), (ft') 2. m.. A monkey or
ape. /. A small jackal or fox.
ft*.* ( V .w<t)l.'/8/.A6ervnt.
firft^ft (ft:) 2./. A girdle of smaH

bells ; an acid sort of grape,
ftftf T 1 m. The cuckoo ;
a large black bee : a horse ;
Cupid. /. (<;[) Blood, b. (O The
frontal sinus of an elephant.
rf*tnr(ir:)l.m.Cupid ; a parrot ;
aeuckoo, a tree (Jonesia asoca).
rffft* tft) 5. m. A plant (Flucourtia sapida).
ftw caaj. Moreover .further, again.
fa^T (" : ) ButeB froodosa.
ft^sniT (Wl) 1./. Something,
ftftpjadu. Something, a little,
ftfttftflt (*:) 1. m. A worm.
fCT}SIW(*i) l.m. Idem.
fqrCDl ji.T1m filament of a lotus.
ftr$ (W;) 1. mi. a. Idem.
ftraw {m:)i . m. idem. b. Flower
of the Messua ferrea.
fire %zfii l.o. To approach ; to
alarm ; to fear or dread.
f%ft(ftO 1. m. A hog.
fijfefl (Hi) l.M. A bug.
far ($> 1. Excrement, dirt,
fan.^fins (*f) 1. n. Semen virile.
(:) 1. mi, A copper vesfaS (V) 1. . A wart or mole;
a corn ; a scar ; an insect,
ft/ft (ft:) 2./. A tree (Achyranthea asp era),
ftft^ttft) 3./. Idem.
ftw(V-W)l.iB. M.Ferment, yeast;
a drug used for it. n. Sin.
fiiW (fij) ftlifil 3. a. To know.
ftrftnqfit 1-a.To cure. With ()

asinift to dwell ; to desire.
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fipn I. m. A gamester; a
cheat.m.Thorn-apple ; a perfume,
fir^r* (-5:) 2. m. A apider.
ftrawilij ado. Whether of two ?
faWKT*! a ^ v - Idem,
ftfW (W) \.f. Reproach,
ftfl con/. But.
ftr7.IT (0 l.m. A cycle,
ftrfcrfl (^V) 5. m. A hone.
finjT (*;:)' <* A demigod in the
service of Kuvira. a demigoddess ; a celestial musician.
f*M?W (W) l.m. Kuv&a.
f*^ adv. A particle implying what,
how, again, further,
ftffl adv. What ? how f
fin^wcrfp. Wherefore ? why r
ftrj coiy'. Either or whether.
ftr^TI eoiy". /a*? ,- much ; how.
fttW'w (*:.^t) a. Miserly.
ftil^nr (W>WMt) a. /Am.
ftwr* ftrt-IT-*) o. Mother-led,
childish.m.Cacurbitaceous plant.
Plfg^ CÔ 1. in, A heavenly mu
sician 1 a division of the universe.
a. A contemptible man.
fawq^lK (T.:) 1 . m. Kmi&a.
ftrwy (*r) 1 . m. Vide ftnw.
ftrHRT ("J) 1 /. A kind of perfume,
farwf (nt.^rr-Ti) a. Ab, how ? like
what ? in what way ? n. Only.
ftjWW, Clfffl-TH) Poor,
mean, insignificant,
ftc^^î (P<lO 2-/. Rumour,
ftwr com/. Or, else, moreover.
ft<TV(irr*f-qtfrTO>.How much i
how many, n, A little.

ft*ttiw (m)l./.HM.
fin*fwr(in) 1./ Effort.

ftVJt n. Not far off.
ftmi (Wl) 1. Hi. A horse of a
red or hay colour,
ft* (C) 1 . w. A hog.
ftT^() l.m. Ascribe,
ftrew (:) ! . m. A ray of the sun.
fitT^.ira <*^:--rt-<oj a. Radiant.
fwWJTftni :(<ft) 3. m. The sun.
fiiW (TT-r^t-KW) p. Scattering.
ftPCTCf (Wi) 1. 3. m. A savage;
Sfliua ; a kind of gentian ; a pigmy ; a groom./ (nl) The Ganges, or its goddess ; Durgi; a
bawd or procuress.
fttmriHia (WO 1- m. Gentian.
fiptnrrfW*, (ift) fi. m. Uitntdn.
ftrwfjr (fifi) 2./. The Ganges.
Pif*fl(*fl)3/. Indian spikenard.
ftrft (ft:) 2. m. A hog.
farftft (fe) 2. n. The fruit of the
marshy date tree.
fti^r 1. m. n. A crest, a
diadem ; a turban.
ftrtg -WPW W 1. The wearing
of a crown or tiara.
ft q . lTftt(ft-fWftJ < Wearing a crown or tiara.
ft Of** 5' Arjma.
flrtff (fif) 3. /. Butea frondosa.
ftpffx (*s)l. . The orange tree ;
n goblin, a. Variegated.
fWfc.ftrn. (ft) B. m. BMmu6*.
one of the Pdndu princes.

fWft.w^ (W) 5. m. Orange tree.
(Wfc.fir* HQ 5. m. Bkima.
ftrjffr.^1 (rr) 1. m. Man..
ftnfifftw (H!-m-lf } Variegated.
ft* ( 189 1
faw. (it) f*wf* 6 ' T ,ie r ,,e "

come white ; to play.
10. a. To send, throw, or cast.
fi( An expletive, indeed.
firstftfTf W) I. ft Wanton or
araoroua pastime.
hf.fiW(ll|l./ Any sound expressing joy or pleasure,
faajra I. 3. m.f. Inspissated milk, curds, cheese.
firTfV(*t) 5. m. A bambu.
f*rira(w) 1. ' A blotch, a scab.
f%re.V(1[:)I.M. A sort of gourd
(Momordica mixta),
ft^rf^l (tft-Mt-t*) a. Having
blotches or scabs.
frfinte**)L . >. A thin plank
of green wood ; a mat.
ftifOTW m. A mat, a skreen
of grass oi straw.
Urfajd(V:) 1. m. Deodar, it. Resin.
1fll(iA) 6. at. A horse.
fvtVTV {i) 1. t- Sin i sickness.
ftrWrw (frft-ft-W) . Wicked.
Am 1. w. ft A sprout
fttt*n(ir;-4)l.M.ftA youngshoot.
.sw(w: ) 1 J*. Bed of leaves,
fijitrs; (s;i) 1 . m. A colt ; the sun ;

Benzoin, a. Young.
fJTj ftr^ntft !. a. To kill,
fsjfs*" (at:) 1. m. A mountain
near Orissa. (*ur) /. Cave in it.
ftrpajaiifsoi:) I. m. Idem.
MHpm$n (*:) 1. it. A name of
Bali, a monkey king.
farssj(sy) 2. m.f. A cubit, span,
the forearm, o. Vile, bad.
fM(.iMw(^T) 1. m. Sugar-cane ;
a bambu, a reed.
fsiTO 1. A sprout.
f?r*{^:) 1. m. Idem.
sjfii(i:)lA A country, Behar ;
a horse, a, Miserly, poor.
afore(ti) 1. ft A bone. m. A worm.
a. Hard, firm, solid,
rbnrsji (mi) 1. m. A bird,
tflfar (Pfi) 2. . A blue jay.
BJTTO 0 1. . A bambu whistUng or rattling in the wind-, a
reed ; a demon ; a tree ; a prince,
aftvt.finr HO 5. . A name of
BMma, conqueror of Kichaka.
sfHT.fTO^t (W.-) 1. . Idem.
itW.ftwOO*. . Idem.
<ft*(J) <rlfiT 10. . To tinge or
colour ; to bind,
ajfo (:) 1. m. A worm, an insect.
*t*J (*0 1. m. Wrtrwabard. o.
Harsh, hard, unfeeling.
*rt.W0n) l.m. Sulphur.
tfto(:) l.M. Silk. (n)/.Lac.
vfefrgfol (W:-WT-l() a. Motheaten, destroyed by insects.
fl*.*4FR*( 1 *i) I. m. Change from
the chrysalis to the butterfly.
*J\*.WT(^*l(*l}l' / Cissus pedata,
sftVt, a. Like what ?
sfrtrw A name of Yawn
of a monkey Labouring ; small,
stingy ; destroying,
sfpt (TJ) 1. m. A parrot. . Flesh,
ft** (aj;) I. m. A tree ; a BaAtta.
aft^St**:) 1 >". A mango tree ; Pilu.
tfri (4t-*-+) * Covered ; scattered ; injured ; full.
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aftfw( pi:) 2/ Scattering ; covering.

VSw(ii) * Speech. / (in) Celebrating, praising, fame, glory.
aflfi (fSi) 2. / Fume, renown ;
favor ; gonad ; light.
aftfw.Wtfa-'S ^.Conferring fame.
qilfflil (Tt:-ltT-w) a. Said, praised.
Ttfn.WtW 5. m. Drfa&chirya,
the military preceptor of the
Pdadut and Kurat. a. Famous.
<tf^(*T>| : fHn0 Famous,
renowned, celebrated, m. Elder
brother of Vatud&a.
*Vw <^-w-$> o. Deserving
praise or celebrity.
fraTf (f) 3./ Hut of straw.
*t*n* . Bestrewed.
rt*r (m) fmvfn 10. m. To bind
or fasten ; to stake, or pin.
. ft* (Wi) 1. m. A stake, a pin ; a
lance; a post; an elbow ; a. blow.
/. (r) A flame ; a particle.
ifm (*) 1 n. A pillar for cows.
ajtw.W (WH- m. A plant (Embryopteris glutinifern).
Vtojm () I. n. Water i blood;
ambrosial honey.
Wtare.f* (ftO 2. w. The ocean.
JtwiW." (10 1. A goblin.
ttww(iT!-ill-Ti) . Bonnd; staked(*) l.m. A monkey or ape ;
the sun. c Naked.
AtTA* {*-*).! >". 3./. A tree

(Achyranthes aspera).
V () aj^t l.rf. (J)iifil2..(fir,,*)
6. a. M) T^fa iftii To
sound, to groan ; to coo,
2 -/- 7,16 earth (Cmmjw).

a. Mean, bad.
fr %Trii 1. d. To take.
ffli (l-an-*') a. Taking.
f*nr (*f) 1. n. Spirituous liquor.
('C-fl-'O Having a crooked or withered arm ; wicked.
J.TW. (wi-W-'Al o. Wicked. .
villainy, depravity.
f^VatAn^^-frft-fc) a. Wicked, depraved, abandoned.
ff.aftv^W:) 1. m. A mountain.
VF* (W-<m- Giving a girl in
marriage, with ornaments, &c.
) 1. *.<**. (*) The cavities of the loins. Also arjE^rj.
ti|.(v)l./.AJ&t>M
affTC (Tt) 1 m- A dog ; a branch
of the FuJu race ; a plant and
perfume ; plu. a country.
JjJUfatm (ws) I, . Krishna.
9f*I (aji) 1. m. Weakness of
sight in infants.
ffM (4)1. h. A hole filled with
stakes ; conflagration of chaff ;
armour, mail ; bank of earth.
Sf.WU (t}> I. m. Wickedness.
fNi*(aj) ! The jujube.
fî (z:) 1. m. A cock ; a Sudra :
a firebrand ; a spark (f*:-aft)./.
Hypocrisy ; (]) a hen ; houselizard i ailk-cotton.tree,
fTfW(*:) I. m. Idem.
fflJz.HVI (vt)l.m. A place where
it is thought final emancipation
is to be obtained.
fl^l.^Z* (*:) 1. m. A fowl pen.
fnjz.HWTt* Li- Pepper.
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grea-TO(^f) 1. . A religious observance of women (worship of

Shiva) for obtaining offspring.
jiZ.fi (v) 1. m. A safflowcr.
âraro 1. m, A fowl's egg.
TfBtiT(w: ) 1 . m, A kind of snake.
51j*rfa (ft:) 2. m. Idem.
ji^W m. A wild cock ; varnish or oily gloss.
fCO)l.m. A (iog./.ft A bitch,
n. A vegetable perfume.
n<wr^ (*) 5. m. A kind of deer.
jilj 1. m. The belly.
yftl (pff:) 1. m. Idem ; the cavity
of the abdomen.
jfa-^lft ftf-Pp-ft) a. Voracious.
gtfv.** (*H;) I . m. A reed.
$.*nfw (fil:) 1./. Infamy.
JWif (hi) 1. m. Saffron.
5^JF.wre(W:-WT-) a. Coppery red.
JEÛ.^w (02/. Dust of saffron ;
pollen of the flower.
^HTn(w:-w-l) o. Stained with
saffron, orange -yellow.
*^TT (Ti'Tr-l') a. Idem,
^pTHT^1!(^:-V-*) a. Red, ruddy.

Tîmfri 1. a. To sound high ;
to shriek ; to go j to polish 1 to
touch ; to furrow ; to be crooked ; to write ; to oppose, gntftf
(W) 6. (i. To contract. With
to contract ; VII to bribe,
(n:) I.*!. The breast.
grc.^H (<V:)l.M. Female breast,
li.^ftnrt (ft) 1. /. A plant (Altris hyacinthoides).
fPItt (i) I. n. Female breast.
ywrq-tf) Urn, Nipple.
Jf.VW 1. n. Red senders ;

sappan or log wood ; saffron.
î^.'BW 1- Pomegranate.
SS.^f^-TT-O a.Censorious ; vile.
J.^WI (iar) 1. /. Wickedness.
(V) 1 . n. A nipple.
jiîf'Cl (Tt) 3./. Wood sorrel.
$ferar(*r:-*T) I .m./.A kind of fish .
$f%* (TT:--TMf) 0. Closed, contracted ; meted, measured.
(*r;-*Et-*j).Ill-clothed.7ii/.
(*J:-<t) Cissampelos hexandra.
1. n.The white water-lily.
(V) *Ilfw 1. n. To steal or
rob. With (^) ywfir, to sound.
^W(ai;)l.ni.The planet Mars; ademon ; a tree. f.{m)Durgd ; Sila.
$n*r (W0I.J. A thief.
TWftWOaO ' m. Idem.
fmf* (fa : ) 2./. A fog or mist.
Tift*r (WT) 1./ itfem.
>flll rjB) 1. m. A kind of fish.
3>w..T 1 >ft' * T g> *< move
crookedly; to lessen, to contract.
5IV*[(ii)l.R. Bending, contracting.
gifaf (PB:) 2./. MeaBureof quantity equal to 8 handfuls.

ffWVI (TT) 1. /. A plant ; shoot
of a bambu ; a fish ; a key.
^rfVTtw-in-liJn. Crooked, curved.
(:-) 1- m. n. A place overgrown with creeping plants, a
bower ; elephant's tusk, ivory ;
the lower jaw.
T^H-SraTK (TO 1- w. An arbour.
TWT fr-KT-tt) 1. m. Hair; a
country ; an elephant./. (Kj) A
plant ; in eomp. Eicellent.
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9W.fot(wt) 3./. A plant.

{flKlTrftr (fin) 2. nt. A fabulous
animal with eight legs ; a lion.
5 IHT (si) 1. n. A species of
esculent root, sort of yam.
9Vtpn (w:) 1 . nt. Holy fig-tree.
|I1 (wO 1. w. Sour gruel.
^fattl (Wl> I./. Nigella Indica.
3rar(tl)fi3ffr6.a.To make crooked; to cheat. (X) yvfw. l.o.
To be stopped or confounded.
(*)ilZflfi| 10. o. To cut. With
3, to die, to cease.
ijre pfi-ij I. m. b. A water-pot.
i. A fort , a tree j a hammer ;
a mountain. m, /. A
house./. A perfume ; a bawd ; a
nosegay, or tuft of flowers.
sfT* (?) 1. m. A roof, a thatch.
'J*T* (v:)l< w. An arbour formed by creeping plauts overrunning a tree ; a roof ; a house.
fi^Tl (v) 1. nt. A medicinal plant.
jz.si (sb:) I. m. /iin,' the sage
Agastya, also Dnina.

TfVm (*) I.t). A fragrant grass.
5rt r z(iT-'it , -)a,Bent ; dishonest.
grsiz(l:}l. nt. A plant (Blgnonia
Indica). a, A fragrant grass.
f&V (1:) 1 . m. A sage ; garden
near a house ; measure of grain.
JTC {^) 1. n. A post round which
the string passes that works the
churning stick. Also f9Kjra* 2. n. A tent.
1./. A plant.
9Z (w) 1. n. A roof, a thatch.
T."nftjn(Wt)l/. A female slave.
ffft (fe-*l) 2. m. 3./. A house.

Hi A tree ; the body ; a curve.
$fz.^ (V) 1. M. A porpoise.
JjfziT (n:-Tn-*'j o. Crooked.
7ft* (<) t. h. a hut.
jtVw (Wi-Wt-w) a. Crooked ; dishonest, fraudulent. (r) /. The
Kutila river, (m) n. Tin.
îfsw.Hlfiffi (ffJ-fHfl-ft) a. Tcrtuoufl, going crookedly.
spfe-SSI (*T) 1. /. Crookedness ;
guile, dishonesty.
frftf%Tl (WT) 1. /. Crouching as
a hunter; a blacksmith's forge.
sjflM* (WO 1. m. One who lives
at his son's eipense.
T^.*^ (*:) 1. m. An ascetic leaving the world to his son, and
remaining in devotion at home.
jiita(t;:)l.m.A small house, a huts5-WJ(W:)l-m-An arbour; a roof ;
a hut ; a creeper round a tree.
(*,*) T^lS 10. d. To
support a family.
Tfvm (fi) 1. nt. A name ; a kinsman ; offspring ; family,
jr^VB (w:-WT-i) a. One of the
family, tt. A family.
j>H.arn?T (Hs)I. A provident
and attentive father of a family.
"Ji*f*Mr (II?) 1./ Relationship.
s3>f^f,(^t) 5. m. A householder ;
a peasant ; a relative. /. (fsjnil)
a matron ; a shrub.
ffTpf ( Jl)<"fo. For one's family.
H*i J 5 ji .Apartments for
the accommodation of relations.
#*C(V) 1. w. A cottage.
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3* (at) îf^lfif 10. a. To cut ; to

grind ; to censure, fit?*- I.
^rnrfw. 10. o. To heat,
fim (^:-*I-'<) o- Cutting, m. A
given number; a kingfisher,
yrt *rr*rc (*) 1 " BrMB * ot
arithmetic on even numbers,
jl* (ii) 1. n. Pounding.
flfniV(*t) 3/.Abawd, a procuress,
fifftff (if) 1. . One of ten kinds
of pastime ; affected repulse,
jn (*!-*t-*) Cutting,
ajnrs; (*;:) 1. m. A mountain, n.
Pleasure ; a blanket, n. Only.
(fllWVft) 8- Cutting. /.
A bawd, a procuress.
fftwfW-it) 1 A jewel mine ;
ground cleared or plastered ; a
hut ; a pomegranate.
TftwifW (n) 1. / A female
servant or slave.
JÔCO 1. m. A mountain. _
fWB t- An opening
bud ; one of the Hindu hells.
It) i- To be idle '
(ar.T)mfill0.a.To surround.
5^ (ft) t. m. A tree.
JT3*: (*:) The post round
which the string of the churning stick winds.
fWTfjt^R) 1. . A wood-pecker.
^BTXV :) l.m. An axe.
fTTtr-ft)l. m. 1/ Sort of hoe
srfti 1./ A 8n,a11
ffra (V) 2. m. A tree ; an ape
or monkey ; an armourer.
Tft(fti) 3.m. A mountain, a tree.
arfasj A kind of Costus.

îSr. (;:) 1. m- Fire; basil.
^sm (*:) 1. Holy basil.
fZXm (W) I, m. White basil,
gifxj*:) 2. m. The wind of a fan.
T (fa) **f 6. o. To play or act
as a child ; to eat ; to heap. (T,)
jiisfk 1. o. To confound with
grief or pain ; to make. (*T,w)
1. d. To beat, to burn.
(Y.IT)9Wf*- 10 - a - To P"*erve.
f%V (10 1. A
grain, &c. equal to )
y* (*:) 1. m. Idem,
wrf* (fo) 2. . The body.
lift* I (n) I./. A water-pot.
VftjlKK) l./.AWod of fish.
avw m. Clasp of a braceletIJHT'KW:) 1- A new bud.
ayqftrn (Ki-Tn-W) Blossomed,
grs ('O I. n. A wall ; anointing,
plastering ; eagerness, curiosity.
***(*) l.n.Awall.
flPU-^q (4) l.. An opening;
bole in a wall.
l*.mm (WO 1. . A small house
lizard. 3./. (jft).

l*** 6 ' To sound;
to cherish ; to be in pain. (J}
VPtnrffi 10. o.To converse with,
to counsel, or advice.
a^wn(w : .^Y) 1. m. . A dead body,
m. Factor; a spear. /. (*1) A
Maiaa. a. Foul, stinking.
JNtafXvOl.**- Name of a country,
jrfsj (f%:) 1. w. A cripple with a
crooked or withered arm.
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^rflw{* 0 1 m A sound ; Bounding.
9*e (sjt.sirr-tfja. Fat.
y^(Sr.W-^)o. Idle, slupid.
I*!-*r-*l a. A fool, stupid.
yfinn (lT:-m-1T) a. Grasped ; en.
circled ; stupid ; harmless.
JTO 1 . nt. /. A ton or
daughter born in adultery, m.f.
A pitcher. /. Student's waterput, n. Hule for consecrated fire.
JTO.Tte (Z-.) I. m. A follower of
the CkiirvAka doctrine, denying
the IVdas ; a bustard, a keeper
of slaves or c ncuhineB.
(tsjljuilm of low birth.
tf.i) I, m. Sour gruel.
5>B.Sl'flT(^:)t.m.Sour rice gruel.
tyWf (T:) 1- An arbour.
JTJ-ITSl (SI; ) 1 . Dt. A sacrifice.
(<mt-Wt".-W) a. Offering a sacrifice or obi lion.
(*) I. n. An ear-ring,
bracelet, fetter /.Mountain ebony.
^wr.UTT^ 1 . n. Tnc wearing
of car -rings, &C.
JVf.vfbl (<t-ft**-ft) B, Wearing cur-rings or bracelets, &c.

JflfVlOft)l.. A name of Varami ; a snake ; a peacock ; a spotted deer. a. Having ear-rings.
yirfaiT<ft finFr-fit' Supported by adulterous offspring.
f f*PSI I./. A student's water pot. & pitcher.
jf*t(i|l.n.A city ; Vidsrbha. plu.
its people, m. Name of a sage.
îfaiT (it) 5. m. A bastard.
ftflt () I. hi. A roan. a. Able.
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JiSrvtliha./Large.uddered cnw.
(*i)2j. A name of Kuve"rn.
f.m (li-^') !..*. The eighth
hour or portion of the dajr.about
noon i the sun ; fire ; daughter's
or sister's son ; a guest ; sacrificial grass, o. Tepid.
3^7. HS* (r) 1. n. A particular
Shrdddha of various materials.
JWS*! oiftf. Somewhere.
yifafTmfu- Idem.
"JHH orfu. How, what, whence ?
fnVS (W:-W-^> c Whence ?
how ? In whnt way ?
frgv rtf) I. it. Eagerness, desire.
jrg-*f*:)l.M. Asmnll leathern oil
bottle. rai n. 8tb hour of the day.
TCtVO 8-/ A leathern oil bottle.
grTJl3s(Bt;)].,.Weaknesscl sight,
^^"ff (5fj 1. n. Eagerness; dee. a. Excellent.
^.?fa^Jt-f**rt-fifr) a. Eager.
"JEH (wi I. a. An aquatic plant,
water-house leek.
tide. Where ?
JI . f^sndu. S u n ic where , wherever.
Jfifq adv. Somewhere.
,f I ^MI <tfi(. 1 0 . r.To de s p is e,
to blame, to abuse, to revile,
f r^vi (si) 1. n. Abuse.
"JiWT (W1> l./.The indigo plant.

flWWtJ '/ Reproach.
grWr.-qif^H<t-fxsTt-f^) a. CenjrfUn-fat-Ttr-^) a. Low ; despised.
îsi (U) gnuf* 4. o. To he putrid.
() 9th. to be distressed. (\)
^rfo. I n. To hurt or kill.
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(V r *\) 1. m.f- A pointed or

variegated clolh or blanket for
an elephant i Kusa grass,
5^ (*JW) ilaTlfn 10. a. To lie.
-JÎW (:)!-- Mountain ebony ;
a kind of spade or hoe.
f.Tfafc-fKr-rs) o. Weak-sight,
ed. 2./. Weak eight ; evil eye ;
heterodoxy, as that of Sdnkhya.
[II:) 1. m. Mountain ebony.
f^lJi (TO m- Idem.
yrrs (wr) 1. m. Idem.
gniM (sf) 1 . n. An opening bud.
(ij) 1. n. A wall.
5Hf ("K.T)'3i , S<lfa '0- n.Tolie.
f^T (TO 1. >n. A dwelling raised
on a platform or scaffold.
(wi) 1. hi. A kind of grass.
jH (Hi) 1. m. A mountain.
gi.ST* (:-iaVw) 0. Having bod
nails. 1. it. Disease in the nails.
Îpatll^-f'Bî-fia) a. Idem.
ji.Jtz(*:-3) a. Trumpet flower (aY)
2./. Bed nreenic ; coriander.
3i.i[fi!*r(ifll) a m.A tree (Êschynomene grandiflora).
f.srtfw (f0 -2. m. A whirlwind ;
Kuvt'ra's treasure,
gi.^rnraiî-)' A plant (jawfisa).
y.^lfjr (faO 2./. Bad policy.
wra(wl:-T!l|I.m/.A bearded lance.
/. Wife of Pdndu ; bdellium.
fmv (3;) 1. Hair ; cup; barley ; plough ; a country.

^>nf^n(9il) '/. A butter-knife.
ya((n) frnifH 9- Todingto;
to suffer, to be distressed.
WTO (*lt) 2. m. A Jina sage.

1- m. n. A kind of jhstnin. m. A turner's lathe ; olibanum ; one of Kuvfra's treasures ;
Ji=*H (:) 1. in. A cat.
f^C iÔ 1- Kind of grae.
fPrit (iTt) 3./. An assemblage
of lotus flowers.
w;(^:) 2./ Frankincense or o!iJ^J* (T:l 1. m, Olihanu.n.
{*:) 2. m.f. Idem.
gi'^waj (T:-=>1)l.m. 3./. The olibanum tree. m. The gum.
$1, (1) jnata 4. n. To be angry.
(aj) *nr*jfir 10. 0. To shine ;
to speak. (T.fai) ^"Tjt ^"IlfVr.
l.lO.o, To spread ; to recollect.
(TO 1 . m. A slough.
fNtt adv. Excellently.
A bad road.
jmi.JufmrfHt-fn^-rwjo. Wicked.
fHVJ (-afc-Hfl-ufi 0. Belonging to
a bad way ; unwholesome.
T-ITftj (f*J:-ft):-fl} a. Crookedhanded, maimed.
jfVf (fTj-in-tf) p. Incensed,
frfirff.t (*Jt) 2. m. Flatulence.
flfi)rlT=fl* 1. m. Imminent or
threatening death.
îftf>W 3. m. A fisherman,
jrfaifr (fll) 3. / A kind of net.
<ffq=?r (^:) 1. m. A weaver.
U>-^ fSJ:) 2. m. Ebony tree,
j g^ (*;) 1. in. A bad son.
(ID 1. m. A bud man.

(*t:-1[-'i) 0. Inferior, vile.
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JHU (W) 1. n. Base metal.

9W>m (5ir) 1 . /. A hruziery, a
brass foundry, &c.
Ij.ftv (V-^T-^) o. Low. vile.
JT.(^t) 1. m. A bad raft.
(t*T) îr*f T*ufir i - io.
o. To cover, to hide ; to skreen.
.TS*(3f :)].. Confining.
fflt PCs) 1. tn. The deity, JEiieerw.
(w:-WTW) o. Hump-backcd.
m. A scymitar ; a tree ; a fish.
yT* (*) 1 . nt, An aquatic plant
a. Hump-backed, crooked.
jn>V*M{V:) 1 . m. White mimosa.
W (4; 1. m. A wood or forest ;
a hole for sacrificial fire ; earring ; a thread ; a cart.
T-TO ftf) 1. W. A bad brahman.
VW(*.T)TW*lfiT 10- Takeover.
THT; rtr.JTl ^mKifii 10. a. To
play as a child. Also jwm.
Jfirt 1. m. A name of Kartikeya. Mars ; a prince ; a youth.
/. A young girl. n. Pure gold.
fffilT^C (W.) 1 . m. A boy ; a tree.
ffflre.mfiPT (ift) S. ra. A childplayer, infant-murderer.
^WH.Tiia (w:) 1 . rn Sdliv6kana.
fWX-WH (SIT) 1. /. Care of a
pregnant or lying-in woman,
midwifery; nursing.
Jfurc.V 2. m, A prince.
llWK.^rPntW) 5.M. A peacock.
(W 3 /. The Ganges.
fSfrfwt {!) 1 ./. A girl from 10
to 1 2 years old ; double jasmin ;
division of the continent ; a
-large cardamon ; an insect.
fWHtsfif 10. a. To
piny as a child. Vide Jftnx.
?mw Hi) 1 . m. The name of a
district, part of Malwa.
IX) 5. n. The esculent white
water-lily ; red lotus, a. Niggardly, unkind, cross.
9S^(^)l.a.The white esculent water-lily ; red lotus ; silver ; camphor, m. Elephant of the southwest:
quarter./. (Bjf) An aquatic plant.
7!Tf{.*ran ('0 l. m. The moon.
^g^nft (flt)3/A place uboundfKE^T (V.) I. m. Many waterlilies or the place of them.
^g^r*re(:jl.m. A pool abounding with lotuses or water-lilies.
$tffy a. Abounding
with water-lilies or lotuses.
fSf^lT 0*0 I. /. A small tree
with aromatic seeds (Kayaphal).
w^gf^^t (* 3. /.A place abounding in lotuses or water-lilies.
ipjf^t.Trfit(filt) 2. m. The moon.
g^tw(st:) 1. n. Idem.
Ji*Jl <i_ (TTH-sTTT 5 w )a. Ab ound i ng
witli the Nymphosn esculents.
Ji.irTf^:) 1. m. Southern pole.
gi.Sr^T (:) Vishnu.
jwi a. Crooked-armed.
^WN*rT)l./. An enclosure round
a place of sacrifice for defence.
ps(H:)I.B. The frontal globe on

the head of an elephant ; Aquarius ; a water-jar./. (wtjA pot or
jar ; Kdyaphal : trumpet flower j
(VI) a harlot, n. Fragrant resin.
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Shutting the mouth

and closing the nostrils with
the fingers of ihe right hnnd.
gin.** (Ji) l.m. The gigantic
brother of Havana.
fH.VtSWT (m) l.f. Jaundice.
fiir.Wre(T:)l- m. A potter ; a wild
fowl. /. (rl) A collyrtam ; red
arsenic; a potter's wife.
JTW.WH* (Tr=)l.m.A potter(ft0
/. Collyrium ; potter's wife.
jur.-gj^KKH 3 /. Urge gourd.
fi(t) 3./. A bawd.
gm*t|l ) 3./. A woman with
enlarged or swollen leg*.
JTO^ (T-)l- m. A man with
large or swelled legs.
im-%m (fri) 2. m. ^yo.
jmraUwO '/ A plant.
(WJ) l.f. A pottery.
fmMf* (f*t) 2. m. The hollow
on the top of an elephunt's head.
V*J.*J*IlW-(*n) l. m. Agastya,
Jl (WO 1. n. An Aaura. 1. m.
3./. (w:-wl) Pumpkin, gourd.
f*H*t ("ir) l.f. An aqualic plant
(Pistia stratiotes) ; a trumpet
flower ; a stye in the eye.
fAn 5. m. An elephant ; i
crocodile ; a fish ; bdellium, a
Having a jar ; jar-shaped.
jjfBn.*N (ol) 1. n. Croton nut.
$f*fl.*"* (^0 I. m. Juice exuding
from the elephant's temples.
ffaw(W:)l. m. A thief; a plagiarist; wife's brother; a gilt head.
ffim () I. m. A plant (Rottleria tioetoria) ; a stye.
ifWrl.wai (*t?) I. Grain stored

in jars for a week or year.
jj5t.Wir*(rO l.m. A householdkeeping sucii grain,
jrâl^ (^l)l.ni. A large and" venomous snake, f. The mother
of Lavana, a rakshasa.
ginSt-ITH. {:) l.m. A hell.
gi^T (T;) 1. m, A crocodile.
$*ik.wfaitil (*0 / A sort of
fly, an aquatic insect.
gpHi (*0 1- m. A crocodile.
ipHtw/lsi (ai) I. a. Croton nut.
f\ (f*fn) S. a. To sound.
fTXil (Hi) l.f. Olibanum tree.
JtSr W) 1 - m. The Indian crane.
greT(T ; ) l.m. A deer or antelope.
fvrf* (*:) I. m. /dew.
f TT.H^TT (TO 1. /. A handsome
woman with large eyes.
giTTH (W) 1. m. idem.
fXfaw 1. m. A crab.
gn;a (st)l. im. A currier, a leather
seller ; a shoe milker.
greWS(w01- Yellow amaranth,
grew (W;) 1. m. Enlargement of
the testicles or scrotum,
yCOT(V:}l.m, Yellow amaranth.
greT<*i-<l) 1# m. 3./. An oaprey.
greft p inj(lOtJ. Flock f ospreys.
flTCW (:)!. m. A curl; an oaprey.
gi.rT (*:-Tt-'i) a. Having a bad
voice, m. Bad sound,
gi.^* (*:) 1 . m. A purple sort of
barieria. a. Having a bad voice.
f .Vi () 1. m. Spirituous or vinous liqaor.(wr)/. A wild creeper, a. Bad juiced, of bad flavour.
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ytn * A light bay horse

with black legs.
T^l (ft) 3./. A grass.
Jrtft (*) l.n. Copulation.

(9s) 2. m. Name of a king and
of a country to the north.
âjr^*(tf) I, n . Horseradish,
y'-''' I 1 !)'. The country near
Dehli where the Kums and Pdndus fought ; a sacred place.
fH^l.WI (HO l.M. A solar day.
ÛCBOl. bj. Yellow amaranth.
(^t) 3./. A doll, a puppet,
f v*3f (î)l.w. Yellow amaranth.
JTMf l.n. A large species of
orange. /. (>^T) Trumpet flower.
(*) 5. m. A name of Durt/ddhana. sod of Kara.
%VS Cfli) I . m. A curl of hair.
(-) m - Tne crimson
amaranth ; species of barleria.
WO 1. M. A fragrant
grass; a kind of barley.
pt-PTOi 0*0 1. m. A wild variety of Dolichos biflorua.
f^.fV* (Wi) ]. m. Idem.
%*.f*m 1^0 1- A ruby.
fi"S. (WO I . m. A pala of gold
equal to 700 grains troy.
5-^1 ("J:-^- 1 *) a. Ugly,
f.^rm (tt!) I./. Ugliness.
T'*M.(*t-fi*t-fit; a. Ugly.
y.ôj(in, l.n. Tin.
l4(0)l..A dog./, (rt).
Vi(-*)T&l.rf.Tplj.
*T*(0 1. . Play, playing,
jrtt ("CO 1. . The knee, elbow.
JJ^ 19 (9:) 1 . m. A kind of bodice.
^"$IT C*i-*[-* p. Doing.

Pnt^Sl-^H) a. Doing, m,
A servant, an agent.
jWT.^n (') I. n. Cause,
y^ %llf 1 . a. To accumulate ;
to be of kin ; to count. With
to be attentive ; with fa and

*8T to be confused.
fiW l^f) 1. n. Family, caste ; a
herd ; a house ; a body. m. An
artist,/. (ti Wife's elder sister.
(f<B:-t) Prickly nightshade.
(TO 1. m. Species of ebony >
ant-hill ; an artist, n, A gourd ;
connection through several stanzas, a. Of a good family.
3i5r.*srT m) Lf. Well bred girl.
ysr.HHST (W, 6. . Family duty,
gt* (W) 1- m - Beating time.
9*X.*n (WV1) 1 - "- Decay in a
family. (^1) /. Cowach.
yg.filfi: (ft:) 2. m. An Indian
mountain, as Mahendra.&falaga,
Sakija, Shaklimdn, Riksha, Viadhya, or Pdripdtra.
-grarrt (vt) 3./. A thorny plant,
fliW.ai (Wi-TO-flf) o. Well born,
of good family ancestral.
Jffl* (SO 1. . Alpinia gslanga.
VWM*tO l.m. Jrfem.
3TI (ZO I. W. A bastard. 1.
/. An unchaste woman.
T**F.9fll (fill) 2. m. A cuckold.
$v?l (at) 3./. Red arsenic.
SW.ftft (fts) 2. . /. The 4th,
8:h, 12th, or 14th lunar day.
fW.firef > The son who
is the honor of the family.
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.m, Pulse. /.Blue stone.

^sfaiWI (*I> 1. / A blue atone
used as a cully rium ; pulse.
TW-W d-) I. Practice or
observance peculiar to a caste.
gra.TCV {*:) 1. A son.

TfW.*-^* (*) 1. n. A propitious
asterism favouring the family.
jr<?r.*nfim (*T) 1./. A girl who
leads the orgies of the Shdklas.
WmXIlft (d) 3. /. A woman of
good family ; the honor of it.
5*B7*m 1- A camel; a
reprobate, an outcast.
yB.fWTC^T)! /Family disgrace.
fiWlfit (fir:) 2. m. Head or chief
or father of a family.
.fv.tr4iT 1*0 i. Any one of
the seven Indian mountains.
gro.liDWT (II) 1. / Unchaste
immoral woman.
Ji'B.IIWWlYJl-n.A kind of orange,
a. Providing for a family.
gnB.irfn(f:)2/ A chaste woman,
gtai.xrrfwurr (m) I. /.Idem.
V-*T (f.0 3./. A good woman,
gnr.uau (Wi) 1./. A midwife,
frar.tlff (HJ-BT-'B) a. Expelled the
family, an outcast.
jro.irdilKi tV)lf- Family honor.
fTW.ftnt (*) I, n. Family friend,
^nttr (tO l.m. A thief.
jnrlftX(lr) 5./. Good womRn.
^.^(*i)l./.Tucsday or Friday.
T<B.Pr* (a:) 1. m. Family priest.
VW.wflPT (^-(Vfl-ft) o. Attachingor applicahlc to any particular tribe or cubic
fB.*fini (it-fHt-fr) An
artist of eminent birth ; well
horn, of good family.
$W.<iWT(W) / Being accounted a family, respectability.
J^,wf9 (fa:) l.f. Posterity,
ffli.^frfv (fV:) 2./. Kindred, relalions ; presence of witnesses.
(^:-*T-a)a.Sprung from
some good family.
gra.^KH(ti}I.n. A plant (Mania).
J-a-fwrs (fiti) 2. /. Antiquity or
honor of a family.
(t) 3. /-A chaste woman.
gra.TO* 1 . m. An eddy,
^srryst (SI:-i-b) a. Of mixed
origin, of mixed character.
S'grT'fl.fafa fao 2./. The 2nd,
Gih, or 10th lunar day.
JiSTiyw.^HM t^) 1. M.Aateriam of
mixed character.
TWTjm-^rcfc) 1. m. Wednesday.
Ti^n (wt) l.f. A hitch,
f t^*(* ! ) I. m. Any one of the
seven Indian mountains.
yT^tt 1. m. Family duty,
jrwj^rdKaPJ 1- m. Family priest,
jars 1. m. A small fish.
yaftlW (V;) 1. m, A son.
^Wtfw (ftij 2. m. A treasure.
fl'AtlR (W) 1. n. Family pride.
f"d|r*mift(.<1-f*nfl-f*r)o.Proud
of birth, or family descent.
1. m. A nest ; any place.
3Wm.fTWr*i (*):) I. m.A. brooding
over or hutching.
Brooding over, hatching.
(
I (31) I. /. Act of
brooding over or hitching.
TfWW-W IVP) 1. m. A bird.
JWifasn (^tt) \.f. An aviary.
(15:) I. m. A potter; a wild
cock. (lift) / A blue stone used
as a coliyrium ; potter's wife.
JMIwfil* (aft-IMtflY) a. Supporting or maintaining a family.
irerrf'WT tar) I./. An aviary.
y*IT(*s) 1. m, A horse of a yellowish color with black knees.
9VTTC(Y:) 1. m. A kind of newt.
1. m. A small tree.
Trw(r*0 2. m. A hand./. A prickly nightshade, a plant,
^fww 1. m. One of the eight
chiefs of the serpent race ; an artist ; a plant, a. Of eminent birth.
T%*.%>fft (,W) I. /. A time improper to hegin any work.
3ir%Tt T!) 1 . m. Fork-tailed shrike.
yfaT* 1. m. A sparrow.
Tfo* fcO I.w. A crab,
^fout^-lf) l.m. n. The thunderbolt of Indra ; a kind of fish,
îfwir.isa (Tf) 5. m. Indra.
"jfanT^W (TO) 1 . / A kind of terrific female deity.
"jfauTS:! (*<:) I. m, A Buddha.
yar^-T ('*':) 1. m. A brShman of
high caste ; a horse of good
breed. A worshipper of Shakti,
a. Wellborn, of good family.
gwliTT I. m . A kind of wild
kidney hcan. a. Of good family,
grefatTT (fll) 1./. Birth, rank.
f>alHJ 1. . Water,
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fftftT, (Ks-O l.m. n. A crab.
^"k.SSTl (fl)3./. A plant.
ftflv^ Cf) 5. m. A young crab.
5'altt(I:-W)l. m. n. Thunder-bolt.
3^3* (*')!. n. The fur or foulness
on the surface of ihe tongue.
"3^WrT ftp) I-/. A fire-brand.
ftO 1. m. Shiva ; a chief.
$317*3 (!) t. m. A horse of a
good breed, a. High born.
(5:) I. m. Family honor.
T^TlT'Tf.Til-clT-'rr'la.Ofgood family.
f>Tf {V--TIT--&} 0. Idem.
tf^TE 3 (^.'-TT-T) a. /(/era.
*5rrSfT (lT:-ln-*f) o. A/era.
?$rrr(*:)l . m. A chief, a leader.
1. m. n. A disease,
m. The ancle bone.

JWrer (W) 1. b. Sin, pollution.
JWt* (<i:-*) 1 . m. n. Sour gruel,
m. KMehri. n. Half ripe barley,
grWlTTfasir (W) 1. n. Sour gruel.
fmi (H:-5) l.m.n. See -g^TR.
ffW (gj) 1 . n. A bone : a measure ;
flesh ; kind inquiry, tn. A counsellor. /. (SIT) A river ; a chaste
woman, a. Well horn, well bred.
jren>(Y-)l< Fur on the tongue.
1. n. A water-lily.
rpTT (T!) li m. Lend.
(fli-^t--^) a. Abusive.
3i.^*<*) 1. n. Crystal.
f.^X <"- Censorious.
9*T(T.!)1< m - Anaatringent taste.
JTO (Wi-'Br-a) a. The jujube;
its fruit, n. Water-lily ; a pearl.
grîl (*f> l.n. A water-lily,
ff^fifift (*) 3./ Place of lilies,
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I. m. Name of a king. (^t-F**l-fa) " Auspici-
(^-TT-V) a- Detracting.
3isr (*;) 1. . A camel.
7 f*-? (*:) 1 . m. A weaver.
us, good, happy ; clever.

| TK.uft: (ft) 2. n. Kasha water.
I y"-" ( ,: * ' m - ^ B,An grass.
JI.fUlT (MO I m- Bad marriage. | f* f -'^ 1 ("-*) 1

^.sffl.WT \TI) 6. i. A plant {O- 1 * ^ "
salpiniabouduceellu).
(St) 3. /. A fish batket ;
bad tress or a woman with one.
(,K>) 1. m. The Indian Ptoas.
o. Deformed ; lazy, slow.
f*W(T0 l.m. The 7V tree.
^7T1(*)3/.The turropet flower (Bignoniasuave-olens).
jStt^W (:)lJR< Mount Kaildta.
giro (wj 1. n. Any water-lily.
fWC*) l.n- A wood.
^H, (T-M-^l 4. a. To embrace ; to take eway (fa.Y)
^rfH^HUfsl.10. 0 . To shine.
gn (1B-Tf) 1. Sacrificial
grass, ra. Yoke of a plough, n.
Water/(JU)Rope.(wt) ploughshare ; wrought iron.(!:-wl)l.ni3./. A bridle, a. Weak ; mad.
yn.*THiIlt) 5- m- A camel.
|m A drinking vessel.
1."- A perfume.
giW* (Wtiri-W) a. Happy, right ;
eipert ; eloquent. 1. n. Ability ; virtue ; well-being.
groW<TT (ar) I./. Cleverness.
^trW.SW (10 m - Salutation.
T.<M(*0 1. m. du. The two son?
of llama. Kasha and Loua.
3iipfl.-*f* <ft:-f*:-f) a- Intelligent, iutellvctuul.
f. ("BY) Residence of Krishna,

^yrprrn: rî) |. m. Fire,
gurrq 00 1. m. A monkey.
-gWTU {ur-ur-Tj) a. Sharp, m. The
sharp point of Kasha grass.
f*rj*r^f (ff:-f*:-f*) a.AccUte,

subtle./. Accuteness.
fKTV\t! (V a. Subtle.
^TT^'il.iiTT|fjr:-f>f")''- Inspecting minutely ; sulitile, inlelligent, sharp sighted
gwrr^ (1) Ring "f
grass worn at ceremonies.
j.Ttffl (fa:) 2. m. A tree (Andersooia rohitfika).
îrrrfu (fw.-l 2. m. A sage celebrated for his irascibility.
flUT'JlOi) I. a: A sent of Kusha
gmss used at ceremonies.
Tfl-ftWNI PIT) I /- Didbergia Sisu.
îFiaitÔ l. in. Father of Jamadagni ; a plough -share ; the Sal
tree: myrobalan ; sediment of
oil. a. Squint-eyed.
jfitiT CfC-trr-Tt) a. Mixed,
giftr,^ lift) 5. m. A name of Vdlmiki, author of the Rdmdyana.
{^1 1-". The profession of
usury ; red saunders.
ftiW (SI:-^lT-a) a. Rude, bndtempcred, wicked.
fnl^Tit (<H) 1./. Misbehaviour,
hail temper or conduct.
V* ( 201 ) v
fA.Wr(V*)l. An actor ; a bard.

\.m. Valmiki.
yVV(Vi) 1 . m. A granary ; a cupboard; conflagration of chaff.
f ISW.^TSI (55.*) 1. nt. Grain for
three years consumption.
JW.W (*:) 1. m. One who
baa so much grain stored.
(V) I. . A lotus, m. A
tree j the Indian crauc.
jSWw.VC (Kt) 1 . m. The sun.
3*T"C :-:r-r) a. Grassy.
T**Tf (*)l.n. Infusion of Kusia.

T* (*) ^Wlrfil 9. a. To expel ; to
test ; to shine. Wiih^T to prove ;
with fin: to extract.
T>IW a. Clever.
gWf (TO 2. in. A monkey ; the
sun ; fire. a. Burning ; nicked.
yfT7I adv. Excellently.
gfan (H:-m-fl") a. Mixed ; happy.
(^") 1. n. Usury, q. Indifferent, inert ; apathetic.
TB () 1. n. Leprosy; a plBut,
(Costue specic-sua ;) a poison.
TS.WtSOl-m-A medicinal plant,
(jft). 3./. An esculent root ; opposite-leaved fig tree.
T^.TWl (*=) I. m. White mustard ; sort of yam.
T-Tfft^t (*t) 3. /. A plant
(Psoralia corylifolia).
f.tM) 1". A bad place or spot;
the surface of the earth.
TB^^ <*f0 1- Cassia fistulu.
fiE ^'f'^ll) 1. hi. A large esculent
rout, (Arum cam p a nu latum.)
T'-Vlfa.) 1 ' "- Mimosa catechu.
TffrftifV:) 2. n. A fetid mimosa ;

a gourd ; sulphur.
fife^T, (l-fiwt-flr) 0. Leprous.
TW" (sf) 1 , n. Cutting ; dividing.
TWB (<v:-vt) I, m. /. A pumpkin gourd, m. A demigod ; state
of the womb in gestation./.
Durgd ; a drug; a ceremony.
smran (wo 1. . A gourd.
(1, T*) TWftl 4- o. To embrace, (t, f%) graft T*rfn I.
10. a. To shine, to talk.
T-^ftw () 5./. Shallow stream.

5]ra (W) adv. Well, happily.
TfOT (WO 1- m. Inhabited land.
Tftmi^t- (^t) 3./. The wife of u
mouey-lender or usurer.
T*X (*') Li- Usury, m. Usurer.
T^--<re(wO l.m. Usury.
T^.sft (ff:f 2./. Interest.
T^kfflt (3t) 3./. Usurer's wife.
T*ft?S (WO I. nt. One who follows the profession of usury.
TOT (M) 1. . A Bower or fruit ;
menses; ophthalmia.
TOT-ITI'Sw 1. m. Kdma.
TOT-f*T (wt-TII-n) " Strewed or
covered with flowers.
TOTS* it) 1 . i>. A city, the vicinity of modern Patna.
Tttfl.flV] (v)) 1 . n. Dilenia Indies.
T9*Wf (1=r-'dWl-^n ) p. Producing or causing flowers.
TOT-T*(TT^-Wlft-T^) n. Flowering, in flower or blossom. f.(li\)
Woman in her courses ; a town,
the vicinity of modern Patna.
TOT-W^* <* : ) A nosegay.
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^T*T{^)m.SpTing i a parterre.
trorppiWi- Tlie cfllx of braSB
used as a collyrium.
fâTT (*>!.. Saffron.
gfflHjfin (TO 1- The champa

{Michelia eliampaca).
flS^WTfttTW. (*) 5. m. Idem.
3TOHTy( (*>) l.m. Cupid,
gi^flm (:) l.m. A thief.
fpJTTTOW Gathering,
or collooting flowers.
gtQHTOhJW (*J l.m. Achaplet.
g^QTO* W l.n. Honey,
grgfiiw (TT!-in-*)j. Flowered.
^BUT.gjn OTT) I ./ A creeper in
flower ; a species of metre,
grawfw^ {V-V-O Adorned
with flowers or a garland.
ygijCj:) 2-m. Cupid, n. His bow.
gr^wY*) 1. n. Safflower; gold,
m. Student's water-pot.
fiS (0 3 - An earth-worm.
JOT l.m. A granary.
^RT (faO 2- / Wickedness ;
slight of hand, conjuration.
giw(w) 1. M- A name of Vishnu.
gi**r<t (tf) 3./. A pungent seed
used in condiments, coriander,
gnjryt (*!) 2./. Mm.
gi.^H (W) A bad dream,
gus (^t, *) fraprit 10. tf. To smile
improperly ; to perceive.
giT Of,*) ir**9 10. rf. To surprise or astonish ; to cheat.
3^ (v) 1. Knwfr"- A
medical drug. nrfu. Where.
9TV(t)l-m- Juggling; a cheat.
swim CCi-rt-T) a- Juggling.
jiTW.'flftrK (ff:-nr-H) a. Wary.

gror.wtPni. (i)-f>^t-fT) a. Living by juggling; a conjuror.
grtW.tf* tf*li) 2. /. Juggling ;
alight of hand ; hypocrisy.
gr^r.Sit (it:) 1. m. A wild cock.
jrW-TC Is.'-) 1. m. Idem.
fiT , t(W:-1!-i) a. Envious, cheating.. A rat; a Enakc./. Hypocrisy. 1 . n. A small earthen vessel.
gr*fir*rr(qri)/. Hypocrisy.
f%K (K) 1. n. A cavity, a hole ;
the ear ; the throat ; a guttural

sound, m. A kind of snake,
fwftw (ti) l.n. The song of the
cuckoo ; a clicking sound.
fWf%(fw:) 2. m. The pan or betel.
IfSfVi) a./. New moon.
gr# (=) 3. /. The day of new
moon ; cry of the cuckoo.
gWî (*rs) Indian cuckoo.
fi.TOW0 l.>. Idem.
grj5.Tire(wO King of turtles.
$SJ.g (J:) 1. The cuckoo.
grar () I. n. A pit of snakes.
**ft*T(*r) l./.Afog.
irWt(t) 3./. Idem.
graftran(!) 1. /.Idem.
5 6- To sound ; to
moan. (T, at) f tlfif, ftw 9. c.
To be in pain, to groan,
fi (5') 3./. A female goblin.
fjnr, W-Ki-O a - Givin e 11 G" 1 in
marriage with due ceremony, m,
A mark, sign, insignia.
(î) 1. m. The breast of a
woman./. (^) Painting brush.
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Bft*TfVT)l./. A painting brush.

1*1 *"fw 1 - a. To make any inarticulate sound like a bird, to coo,
to caw, &c. With to moan.
(*) 1. n. Cooing.
$fara lf) 1. n. The cry of a bird.
5fjr(r,w) y n iH 10. d. To avoid
giving ; to confuse, to confound ;
to defile. ($3*ifii) 10. n.To hurt ;
to burn ; to invite ; to advise.
$3 1. m. 3./. A house.
m, r. A peak ; a heap ; a waterjar ; untruth ; a plough ; an ox
with broken horns.
|SV (^) 1 . n. A plough-ehare.
5*.WTT (TO 1. m. A rogue, o
cheat; a false witness.
%Z.*tX* (*;J 1. m. Idem.
$a.B<T 5. m. Shiva; aJCa-
yaslha. a. Fraudulent.
(W:) l.nt. Medicinal plant.
WjZ.tii (Hi) 1./. Fraud.
37.us| (^:) 1. m. A bilious fever
in an elephant. Also fjX.n^.
$3.<nW*i (*=) 1. m. ioVm; apotter's kiln.
^Z.V*8 (ff) 1- n. A trap or snare
for deer or birds, &c.
^.HTwfo (fw=) 2. m. A species
of the silk-cotton tree.
5*.W^T (T) 1. n. Forged decree.
$3.^lfnw (^t) 5. m, A false witness, a perjured man.
^rs.THt^P-W-ei) Uniform uncbanging.n.A perfume ; the soul.
^.5JW(<')1. n. Counterfeit gold.
1. m. False dice.
^ZTUIT (T) 1. ". An upper room.
Srrvj.flrfwi (HI) 1./. A tale,

(ft) Iff* G. a. To be firm or
solid ; to eat ; to graze.
l*(*)l.n.Awall.
fL ("MO nfii S 10. c. To
contract or close.
5fw(firi-ft:-ft?) a. Crooked-armed.
$fi!*T (*T) I./. The horn of any
animal j peg of a lute.
Sfftff (m-HMr)p. Closed, shut.
(T;) 1. m. Son vfaRishi ill
begotten of a briihman woman.
5^TW(*lO 1. m. Mountain ebony.
W flpnrfir 10. a. To contract, or cIobc
W^fff 10. a. To be weak.
1. nt. A well; a hole; a
mast ; a tree or rock in a river.
/. (^) Small well ; flask ; navel.
SpIT (î;) 1. m. The maat of n
vessel ; n stake in the ground ;
n well ; a leathern oil vessel ; the
hollow below the loins ; a funeral pile ; a tree in the river.
jrtf.WW* (*!-*}) 1. m. 3./. Frog
in a well ; one who never leaves
home, of no enterprise.
TTTT (TO 1. > Horripilation.
J^TT lv) I. m. The ocean.
5([f<I^l(*T)l-/-A stone or rock

in the middle of a stream,
ajjif (i) 1. n. A lake, a pond.
(t:) 1- m - Boiled rice.
$4 (<:-$') 1. m. n. The upper part
of Iho nose ; the beard ; deceit ;
the thumb and fore finger united; a bunch of grass; the
bend ; false praise ; hypocrisy.
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(rf) 1. n. A tooth-brush. I
|[*fiPCq. The heel.
{*> 1. . A drug.
3f4ii^ (C)'- - Cocoa-nut tree.
lfhn(W) !/ Inspissated milk;
a key ; a bud ; a pencil or painting brush ; a needle.
^> (a) 1. n- Playing. t*l) 3./.
Festival in honor of Cupid.
(ffli) 1. n. The space between
the eye brows.
V&K 1. "/ Elbow, knee.
yoret^ 1 )' .m.The soldier's jacket.
IfilW (sjJ-*)l . . . The bodice.
Vfi(*.*T)I. ". 3./. A tortoise ;
au incarnation of Vishnu i gesticulation of the finger*.
(if) I. - An astrological
diagram or tortoise-like wheel.
m. Globe amaranth,
back or shell of a tortoise.
(tf) 1. . A cow, a lid.
5*.KTW(W:)l-- King of turtles.
Ifw. Sffa To COYer ' Wilh
^11 to favour, to protect.
ypi (si) 1 . H. A bank, a heap ; a
pond i rear of an army.
$wir (wi) l.m. An ant-hill.
A mound of earth ; a bank, a
dyke ; rear of an army.
(10 1- The ocean, the
sea; a stream or current. /.
A river.
Pacing about or
grniing on the bank of a river.
%m.JI (*:-irt-ji) a-Hank-breaking,
f*ff1W (Wl-WtW) a. Bankbreakng or injuring.

fw^T^ Idem.
%m.*4ft (*) 3./. A river.
^.W^K () 1 - nt. An eddy.
fi^NTl (qcti 1./. Base of a, lute.
\.m.n. Pole of a carriage, n. A hump-backed man.
/. (^1) Carriage covered with
cloth, a. licautifu), pleasing,
aj.afjî (0; 5. m. A carriage.
JWWCB:-^) 1 . . 3./. A pumpkin gourd, m. An imp or cIbfs
of imps./.(*il)Narae of Durpd.
j^ra* (* ; ) 1- m. A gourd,
yjltr (lt) I./. Hypocrisy.
**T(*t)t./.Aibg.
Brt,1.)^'fr.flnm8.c.To moke
or do, to act. In the active voice
it is used with mr to imitate i
with w to act ill ; with 'an to
adorn ; with and V inserted
(nr/.or mid.)to alter, to assemble,
to reply; with to do evil;
with nft or *i to polish or perfect, to collect, to assemble ;
with stfffornfirnndu'tomeDd,
to repair ; with Pi to alter.to agitate; with q or trc and to act
well. In the middle voice with
^ffT to eiceed ; with ^ft to
overcome, to govern, to bear
patiently, to refrain from ; with
to call, lo take a form ; with
^rr to hurt or collect; with ^n
to serve ; with * to begin, to
violate, recite, chant, allot ; with
Hfir to retaliate ; with fa; to ut-
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tcr. to seek ; with and *tl

to reproach ; with fa*; and ^rt
to contemn, to expel : with irfn
and w to requite ; with fa and
*rr to cxplain.to render manifest,

w (*T,*r) B*fa, *t 5. e. To hurt.
BPS WO I - The throat.
m<(|:)l.H. A kind of partridge
(Perdrix sihutica) ; a worm.
B*^fa(*i:-*IT-) . Of or relating
to a partridge.
B.BJ? (K:) Shiva ; one of the
vital airs ; a kind of partridge ;
pepper ; the oleander tree,
era.wt* {*:) 1. m. A litard.
W*."ITq Wi) I. w. Nem.
WW.^TJrtti) 2. m. A cock ; a peacock; a lizard, or chameleon.
W**IW. (at:) I. m. Kdrlikfya.
wsrifswT (T) i. / The back of
the neck, the straight part of it.
try .wre (V) 1. m- A lizard.
WÊCW-'Wl- m - Dodil y Painpenance ; trouble, a. Painful.
W^f.*1 W-flMI) a. Distressed.
af^FTfnSn3E(^C;-"^F)l. m. A kind
of penance or fasting.
ITOfili:) 1. m. Penance or fasting for six days.
WT (u) Wifif 6. o. To be thick,
coarse or gross ; to eat.
WW (:) 2. m. A painter.
WW (w.T.'J) W"fa 6- o. To cut;
(*i.T) Wflffl 7- a. To surround.
WWO&i-Jn-lflp. Dono.I. n.TheSalya-yutj. the first of the four ages
of the world; fruit, adv. Enough.
Wff* (*:-WT-) a. Artificitd.
(*:-*f-i) o. Deceiving.
n, Factitious salt.
BrT.WHI a. Having
WW.bjsSw (Jn-in) a. Skilful.
WWHTTOJ (ai-dl-io') o. Having
done one's duty ; successful,
int.qmj (w:-W-wT) a. Fixed time.
W3.w4w wt-*) a. Tied up as
a small bundle or brush.
WW.WKI (Hj:-afl-rt) a.Having done
one's duty ; successful.
WWW7qr?r_ (TTSt-Tifl-^W) a. Idem.
WW Warm (tti) I./. Accomplishment ; success, realization.
WW-ilfa (fa:) 2. m. A name of

Kdskyapa and Upauanha,
WH-Srt (li-ÎMO o- Angry.
WJT.flra [us) I. m. A buyer,
B3.fa*l a. Having completed any undertaking.
WffWH (tc-w-tl) a. Angry.
WW.Bjm.VW (!"!-) a. Attempting to strike, assaulting.
WW-sT (IMTI-Tf) Ungrateful.
WTi.sTTn (WT) 1./. Ingratitude.
W7[.^W(:) l.Di. A boy cropped.
VPt.m (w-on-ai) a. Born in the
Saiya-yug or golden age.
WW.WItl- (in-wr-11) a. Born.
WW.*(*J:-W-ir) o.Ordcrly, grateful. 1. m. A dog.
WW.TTHT (JTI) I./. Gratitude.
BPT.fft^ (i=) l.m. A guide to
holy places ; a councillor.
WT-H(W)1.. State of beiug done.
WH.wt: iV-Kl-<) Swift.
1*0 I. Married man.
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Sffl.^m l.w. 3./ A selfen gaged servant.

flnr.^t [Wts-flO Wiie, educated.
eTcT-<49 (fl-OT-'f) o. Defeated, destroved ; remembering loss.
Wil-WW (:-WT-) o. Lost after
being possessed.
WT-Wnw(:-<S1-'i) a. Ungrateful.
wrflfflam (i0 Who has
done penance, a penitent.
VK.firo (V-HT-^J Confident.
BS-Sa (:)' - A roan skilled in
archery, a good archer,
sm.^ (Wi-4r-i*) a- Done for.

merly or in time past.
wrr.^.*nm(*i) 1. ingratitude.
Wir.35^-rt*-f**) ...Having
done something in time past.
OTT.^TO (ll-"H-*) a. Gallant.
fl.U^KJ (ns-SMT) a. Saluting.
WW.Tnon a. Industrious.
WTT.HTW (w:-WT-i) o. Successful,
fruitful, n. Result ; a poison.
WH.TW (:-:-) (t. Touching.
WT.^Re (ftl-ftii-ft) a. Well inft me ted in one's duty.
WH.mi a. Alarmed.
JF W OB : - Wt- wf } a. Consecrated,
a s.hjh {'J'-^-'J) a. Indignant.
BTW.Hrw (<a0 1. tn. Cassia fistula.
a. Skilled in.
WW.^T (t:-tt-i*) a. Resounding.
WT.^l(^) a. Splendid.
VTI.in (wt.*M) a. Angry.
BH.-fl-q"! (^-m-n") a. Excellent ;
marked ; noted ; defined.
aH.^Tf(lO 1. ra. A penitent who
lias shaved his head and chin.
tH I -ftft rH pti-^T-'d) a. Altered.

*tr.f*ra (^-'-tri-î) Scientific.
WT.pTWKV-Î-^) n.Astonishing.
WW.TW (H:) 1. m. Hired as a
servant or labourer.
STr.?f<=l C^-Wt-SO Know.
ing; grateful.
Vff.TOT tr:) 1. at. A plant or
Ghusha with white flowers,
aTH.-tim (wi-w:- 1 *!) o. Trembling.
Sfa.Û (w-ui-w) a. Adorning.
WW.Wtv (Wi-*TI*tf) a. Annoyed.
?nr.fw (%:-f:-fi|) a. Exerting
one's strength or courage.
Bnr.WTW (:-?-) a. Splendid;
handsome ; dexterous.
OTT.Sb^ (fl:.^J-*fl a. Purified.
WIT.^n (w-WI-HJ o. Laborious.
W!T.w(ir:-lIT-li)n.Marked,signed.
BTiT.î ( J:.Jir-)f') a. Associated.
WH.^TK a. Initiated .
Wfl'.WW (TTz-HMr) a. Making an
appointment or agreement.
Sif.^fipiWff-'n'ii) a. Approximated ; contracted.
WT.^5iaf(W:-W-wJ a. Connected.
gfW.q mfttl (Bii) 1./ A woman
whose husband has taken another wife. Also eTW-BPlwt.
5HT.felfiI(f!l:-fiT.'-f'T) a. Abiding.
eTM.BTgPlT (w:-*n-'fl')a.Comraended to God before a journey.
Wfl.vra(:-T-W) a. Skilled in archery; clever, skilful.
+ <ilW (in-m-lf) i. Done inefficiently, done nnd not done.
WniJiw (*?:-r-W> a. Proficient.
SHirn^ (m;-JIi) a, Criminal.
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KHTftr-*mI (si:) 1. m. A brahman

who Has sacrificed by fire.
SfTJT (W--T1-W) Marked, numbered, branded.
*11f^ (fo:-fir) a. Joining the
palms of the hands for making
obeisance or holding water, m.
A shrub used in medicine and
in magical potions.
effTT5if?r.gi (z:-ar-i) a. Idem.
BnTrarajWf-ilIMir) a. Self-subdued.
WfJ^fw (f<T:-fir:-f7f) a. Bowing
down, paying respect.
flStf!W$W (aj:-JI-^) a. Kind, favouring, compliant.
(Si-W-fl) a. Mixed.
(^:) 1. m. Custom ; rate.
WJTTfl ("> 1- Ydma, death;
destiny ; established truth ; bad
conduct ; Saturday, an unlucky
day./. (>ht) A perfume.
flRTTfHrl*:) I. n. Idem,
Wifl=!t.5r>re (*0 1. m. The sun.
WBJTT? <S:-K\-t) a- Wronged.
Bdiif^rsr (*:-Jrt-ir) a. Completing a task ; effecting an object.
HTrp?*T* a. Culpable,
guilty ; an offender.
Bfilf+W* (*:-TT-) a. Sprinkled,
inaugurated, m. A prince.
Bi tiJV (^t-v-W) a. Successful.
WJIT^Jli (tit) I./ Success.
Hf4fW(m a lTMr3 a. Successful.
WKT*ff.VTT (tP-llMf) a. Idem.
BPTTSTCJ (*T0 1. "> A frog.
enrmtHT {Hi-n-f) n. Careful.
BBT^ft (fa:-ft:-fa) a. Fixed, appointed i bounded, limited.
fltffTTn^ ef;-tf r->S"( a. Intolerant.

HHTTOftoc (W:-5T-qi) a. Seated
on the hams with the knees tied,
ii j (Îi-IBt-ffl) a. Summoned ; made present ; fixed.
HTTpTre (V.J 1. m. A lodging.
WTTHiT (s[i--ri-*1)a.Feeding upon.
Brf(*(i*$I (i:-^T-*i) a. Attacking.
WHTW (-t-5*) n. Armed.
W3T^H(^:-Î-^) a. Ruled ; residing in, reBtiug on.
SrSTpRS (*S:-WT-w) n. Having performed daily duties or devotions.
d[rsT (iT:-^ , r-'>i) a. Summoned.
UTS (Rf :) 3./. Act ; hurt.
grftr.qrc (xO 1. < R&vana.
Bffini (*t-t>rt-tff) a. Wise, clever, good, pious, obedient.

BPT Jjren. For, on account of.
fiw5 (-Oi-eti-wf) a. Envinus.
adv. Raised on high.
WffT^Bs(Vi !-*) a. Having washed.
VWT^n (T:-T1-^} a. Standing
with arms erect; married.
BflTWK (Ti-in-K) a. Assisted;
assisting, friendly.
aftrqtrtn (TO l.m. One invested
with the brahmiuical thread.
UtStttwti (ni-m-ii) a. Having the
use of a thing ; used, enjoyed.
BE*! (*i:-"lMi) a. Cut ; desired.
f*J (ftli) 2./. A hide or skin on
which the religious student sits.
wf"Wl(WJ-*f-^)o. Cutting, injured,
(nn) 1 . /. The third of the lunar
mansions ; n nymph.
wfwsi.tTT (10 l.m.The moon.
(Tf:) I. M. Kdrliket/a.
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pMW () I. m. Shiva.
wfn.wre9.(w) 5. m. /don.
(;] 1. mi. An artist.
enq (ti) 1. . Motive, cause ; (in
Gram.) an affix. /. (Hi!) An action ; magic ; penitence, a. Performable ; hired for mischief.
STRnf (W-) 1. m. An injurer.
m.H (V-W-W o. Grateful.
(A) 5. n. The right way.
ww.fir^ (fir^) 5.m. Wise.

WHt.firfi) (ft:) 2./. A right rule.
WpW (:-f-W) a. Artificial. 1. m.
Incense ; adopted son. h. A kind
of salt, called Bit-lavan.
Bf^H.WTI(Ti:)l.m.A compound perfume of from lOtol 8 ingredients.
wfVH.gw(TT:)l.n<-An adopted son.
?ff^H-f*R 1- . An acquired
friend. So Blt>*?-H^ an acquired
enemy, and similar compounds.
BTIfl (W) 1. n- Water, a. Entire.
(cS-^r-^f) a. All, entire.
I. b. Water, flank or hip.
Bti*3 , .tV^(Pr^-f* I 0 a. Omniscient.
Ba^.srjJ aaV. Wholly, entirely.
CO) 1. A granary.
BTS[fl( IP) I -m.A verbal (noun, &c.)
wn (n) 1. b. A plough.
BW-T i- A cutting.
BF=flfiWI fjft)l./. Knife, its edge.
BPT, (W, b, imi 1 . d. To pity.
(W, gr, Ê, *r) *wirT 1 . d. To be
able.(fr)^wnrfir JKsqfii 1.10. a.
To mix ; to think ; to paint ; to be
able mrafrl to be weak.
BR(T:)l-m. Brother-in-law of Drona, V s ,isa. /. {ft) DrontiS vtik.
SPH! (I>^!-r} a. Miserly; low,

poor, feeble. (:)'- A worm.
wn( ^r) 1./. Pity, compassion,
tenderness.
Bqt^(m:)l. ib. A sword, sacrificial
k nt fo/. ( ^t) Knife ,s he ar s.dagge r.
?RP* (:) 1. ni. Idem.
eroifawr 1. /. Knife.
B^nOlO t. m. A Buddlm.
OTH^ (W>5J!-5T) n. Compassionate, tender, feeling.

flRr.W^ (*)i-fll-i)a. Compassionate.
BniT.'ft'r (T:-sil-^) a. Unfeeling,
unkind, heard- hearted.
BRta (3) 1 . b. The belly ; water ;
a forest ; wood ; timber.
ITRTZ.t {:) 1. m. The ocean ;
a rudder ; air, wind.
BRTS.Stfil (fir:) 2. m. Fire.
SPfl-rrfir (fir:) 2. m. Drondch&rya.
1. m. AshwatlMma.
(=r.T) W$lffr 5. a. To hurt ;
to do ; to go ; to be in pain.
Hf(filO 2. in. A worm, an insect ;
lac ; a demon, a. Having worms.
wfil.^^nr (>*) 1. n. A plant ; opposite-leaved fig tree.
wffl.W* {^0 I. in. Vermin generated in the external ear.
wfa.ilim (an-WI-m) a. Silken.
Bfa.llfjq (fin:) 2. nt. Vermin generated in the eyelashes.
Hfa.H(tf:)l. m. A shrub, (Erycibe
panic ulata.) a. Anthelmintic.
fn.ar{ai)l.M. Agallochum./.Lac.
Btfl.^H* (*:i 1. ni. Tooth-ache.
wfiR <wt-f**T-fn) o. Having
worms, afflicted by Ihera.
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worms, an anthelmintic plant.
wf?r(Wi-W[-si) a. Having norms.

/. A fruitful woman.
BfW-Sf^ 1 (f-) 1 . m. Fish of a conch.
fw.UfiS (RbO 2./. An oyster.
5Tfir.^* (*:) I. m. An ant-hill.
llft-VC (t:-^t-T) a. Anthelmintic.
amhnr{*:)l.w.A wild snrt nf kidney bean ( Phased u* trilobus).
(I.T.T) witfil 5. a. To desire
to hurt, or kill ; to hate,
wfa (fV;) 2. ra. A loom.
T^) WWfrT 4. o. To make
thin, small, or lean.
* (W-WmO Small, thin.
BfWfl (m) I./. leanness.
WWT I, m./. . A dish
composed of milk, sesamum
and rice ; khichrC
mrWi(WT) 1. /.Hair of the head.
WHî (') Heat; grieving,
wwrq (Wi) 1. m. A spider.
(T;-Tt--#) a. Thin, slender,
(ft) 3. /. Woman of slender
shape; a plant, Priyangu.
nnj (W!) 1. m. Fire; a plant
(Plumbago zeylanica).
W>nT.?ra (ITT:) 1. m. Shiva.
wri^Btw.wi (ni-^r-fi) o. Burnt,
enrr* I. m. A sage.
BUlf'SW 5. m. An actor, dancer or tumbler.
B^$t,)*if3Tl .o.(n,t,^r)BniiiT.%
6.c.To plough.Witb ^ or îi
to debase, to disregard ; with ^1
to attract ; with WST to raise, to
excite ; vfith w to draw loge- ;
ther ; with ^ and fir to bring near.

nf(V.')I>R.A ploagbman, & peasant ; a ploughshare, a. Ploughing; attractive.
(^:) 1, m. Husbandman.
MB fw : ) 1 . m. Fire.
Pl (ft:) 2. /. Ploughing ; husbandry, agriculture.
WpW I. in. A husbandman;
ploughshare.
BTft.sfrf?^ (ft) S. m. A farmer.
BTfa.'Fa (St) l.n. Produce.

BftTO (;) 1. m. A husbandman.
o. One who lives by agriculture.
TO (KO 1. m. Siro*.
W<i-W-i) a. Ploughed or tilled.
WE.Tf (î.^r-*}) a. Sown or ripening after ploughing,
W-mfH (t: wi-w) a. /dew.
Wfe (ftO 2. . A teacher. /.
Ploughing ; attracting,
Wriftn (*R-F-lf) a. Devoted to
Krishna. Also BT^lfaw.
B"3 out-*)) a. Black. I. m.
Krishna ; a crow ; a cuckoo ;
dark half of the moon. /. (any)
Draupadi ; indigo ; a grape ; a
drug, n. Black pepper ; iron.
Rsn.ir 1 ^ ("!) 1. n. The red lotus.
Wn.^WT (fll->w) a. Criminal.
OU-WTO (*) 1. m. A raven.
!W.f U ( 4) l.n. A black variety
of Agallochum.
*B.if (fti:) 2. m. A plant (Mi.
rabilis jalapu).
^.fm (*0 1. m. A gamester.
CT.^rli*l("')3./. The 14th day
in the dark half of the month.
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former state of existence.
OT.^*t{Wl)l./.A>hrub (Pomciaua pulcherrimn).
spq.^f (*) l. Rust of iron
filings from iron.
Vl,n (zi) 1 /- Indian spike
nard (Valerianii jutarannsi).
W^.wt^ Vmt) l.m. A plant (Ni
gella Indies).
m.ta (m) 1./. Blackness.
BTan.nm () I. " Sandul wood.
aiq.Tir': (tO 1- A deer,
sro afw (HI) 1 ./. Black TMri.
m.^>I CC-nr-'i) n. Having
black or discoloured leeth.
l.n.Q- Black-bodied.
A large black bee,
15*1*01* (W:) 1. m, Vydm.
Wr.S*^(^;) 1. m. Adark species
of Datura or thorn- apple.
(a:) 1. m. The dark linlf
of the moon, the wane.
BTO^TO (*:) I- m. The taWa
tree (Carissa carondas).
vm*.n (:) !">
Bmftrw (r) l./. D*rg&.
HW.Pt"atn^t(*0'- m - A<larkkind
of tree (Vnngueria spinosa)
OT-Rr*T ?) l.m. Idem.
IfO.ftfl* (<ft) Black ai
W0.g1 ("l') I- '" A black kind
of Datura./. (1) Another kind.
1- >n. The karinda
tree, (WJ) /. A shrub (Serratula
anthelmintics).
ian. (*0 I-". A fruit of
tha above. {VI) f. A shrub.
W^,fir(RlO 2./. A country with

a dark soil, or blue clay.
WWfw.siT (*fi) I./. A species of
grass, good for cattle.
W*W*3t)S/.A medicinal plant,
WS-ffiT (V) I. . Pbiseolus max.
CH) 5./. A country with
a soil of a dark color.
SWfl.^ftrait (?T) I./. /*.
WHJ.Ttm,(ni01 "".Formerly Krishna.
flraooi (if:) l.m. A rei or weight,
the berry being I j grain, the
weight 2-^ grains. (Wt)./.The
shrub bearing the relit berry.
tPMT ("JO 1 . m. A rrf/i or jeweller's weight, a fifth of n mWn.
tpq.vra(*)l.n- A filctitious
BPW.ar^ {-i) 1. n. The loadstone.
BTOD.aifVfiT (WO I. . Purple.
?rm-^ffi(W: )!-">- A block-faced ope.

5raB.^ (A:-<5t-4') o. Black.
Bao.îi(iSr) 5. m. Fire ; Rdku i a
profligate ; an outcast. [sum.
HTTO.TOt ttFl) 3- / Ocymura piluB^) , ^ |^ < ^;)l.nt.A black monkey.
STWj.flJfF (sr:) l.m. Ited moninga.
sroa.K'ni (wti) l. /. The trumpet
flower ; a leguminous plant.
B*ilftffT(!)l>/ A tree (Gmelina arborea).
WWO.WIT (T:) 1. m. Vide SimreiT;.
Bmwfa {ftrO 2. /. A sort of
dark-coloured rice.
ffsU.ftrKtt(^) 3/.A sort of bean
(Dolichos viroaus).
SBU.JfT (TO 1. B. A buffalo.
CT.faw (Ht-HM*) n. Devoted to
Krishna.
1. m. A friend or fol
lower of Krishna, Arjuna.
H"*r.fa (*1) 3./. Cumin seed.
W"B.tf (k'O 1. Mi Black snake.
Bsij.fltftrtij:) 1. m. Black mustard
K"W.gf* (k-) 1. m. The black antelope ; a plant ; a limber Irec.
(TO 1. m. Idem.
BWJUItftf (faO 2. m. Aljuna.
B.S-ai(aJO I . m. A tree (tumak).
anmynî^J 2, n. JJlack aloe wood,
a (Hi) 1. m. The mountain
i the western pari
of the Vindhya chain.
W*I.<t{^J)3/.The riveritrujtoa.
W^nfffq (ir) [. n. Iron.
Hurra* (*) I. u. Idem.
Wltf *(f*) 2.m.A name of fire.
BaoTW* <aj : ) 1. m. Black basil.
lpqr*lS(9i)l.m.The holy fig tree.
BHjTfqir iTTi-rir-fij a. Devoted to
. or a votary of Kritfaa.
Hfain (VI) ]./. Black mustard,
wfamw (HI) 5. n. Blackness.
Vit*K*{M) I. n. Making black.
wSt.WlT (Wi-7II-lf) a. Blackened.
fit.WJI <*r:-al-j() a. Idem.
K3h (:) 2 - "* A sugar-cane.
BHK M. A dish of sesamum I
and grain ; khichri.
* <*) G. a. To throw, or |
scatter (fn,I] K^ls 0. c. j
To hurt, (ar,e) u;*r3 10. rf. To

know. With *m prefixed, to j
draw furrowa ; with ^ to I
throw ; with ! lo fill up, to |
cover over ; with sfa to hurt ; |
with (V to throw, to send, .
11 ) is
I With to gather. In the passive with njfij to be overcome.
I ani'frtrfiT 10-o.To celebrate.
jWS (TP-SI-H) . Made; fixed.
WH.afteu 1./. A title deed, a
lease of a house,
i (fS-W'f (*:) I. m. frankincense.
Wis* (aci-asr-af) ,,. Bought.
*af) (HO A prince of the solar
race. 3. /til) One of the wives
of Dnsharatha.
a. Squint-eyed.
(:) a. A dancer.
*HfJ<aj|)l/.TIic cry of a peacock.
*aji,-3B| tei) 1. w. A peacock.,
ifira(*0 a. m. /<fc.
**4U*t) 3./. Vide*arit.
iâi <*[:) ! . n. An esculent root. .
Wfa*t (*t) 1./. A tent.
*H (*> *frufil 10. , To call or
invite, to counsel, or advise.
*a (Tp) n, A house,
in* (w;-gfil| I. m. 3. /. A plant
( Pan d an us odo rati ss i m us) ,
SfTr(^)l. n. A flag ; business ; inalion ; mark ; house or place.
%fnfl (f(:-fll-ri') p. Called; dwelt.
*3(30 2. m. mi: the Dragon's
tail c
a (ti) i./. Ac
; a dell sign i
a>g--H (w:) I. m. A cloud,

ij.flte CB) I. n. One of the ni
great divisions of the world.
irJ-lfK (ft:) 2./ Flag-staff.
(') 1. ti. Lapis lazuli.
irJ.TSfl (5f;J 1. m. A flag.
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SfC (T,i->n-<) a. Squint-cycd.l.m.

The name of a plant.
*TT (fc) I. m. Afield; a mountain ; name of Shiva ; of a place ;
basin at the foot of a tree.
i^K.qra (*:) 1. m. A mound.
i.1K (V) 1. The head; tbe
temples; a joint; a hell.
ftflnmi (Wi) 1. m- The helm.
V'Z (ij) 2. nt. A sort of ebony.
*s;w (V) !./*
W 3
the
the
the
5 fS) 1. nt. Centre of a circle ;

argument of an equation ;
distance of a planet from
first point of ita orbit.
1. a. To shake or
tremble ; to go, to approach.
VHX f* 1 ) 1. n. A bracelet worn on
the upper part of the arm.
%W (V:) 1. m. The appellation of
a country, Malabar, (wt)/. Astronomical science ; an hour.
W(U)i*f7T 1. o.To shake ; to go,
WWS (*:} 1, m. A dancer.
(9:) 1. m. Crystal.
4ftt (p9;) 2. m. /. Play, pastime,
amusement. Oat)/. The earth.
*fa*(*l-WT-rf)n. Sportive, sporting, m. Jonesia asoka.
*ftr.*W(WT)l/.The lute of Sara-
swu!i; sportive accents or skill.

SpB-Pm ("St) 1- m. One of Shiva's attendant^demigods ; on actor.(wi)/.Name of Cupid's wife.
w. A camel.
Sfa.fiWt(WI) I-/. Younger sister of a wife.
%r.irqrt:)l.in.An actor, dancer.
(t) I.". Pleasure house.

#fa.TTifC (*:) 1. m. A sensualist.
* fw.11 0O-Cl-<f) a. Sportive.
Sfw.gw (W:) 1 . m. Pastime.
ifw.BW (W) m - Species of the
kadamba (Nauclca cordifolia).
Sffir.WW 1. n. A couch.
ftft.aaft (ft:) 2./. The earth.
3fV.tf*PT 1. M. Minister of
the sports, master of the revels.
S-ff (B,w) S^TT 1, i. To serve.
^TTfl (fl:) 1. m. A fisherman.
*WT (Wi-WI-Wt-^) a. One. alone,
only; all.m.A selfish msn.n. Unitarian knowledge; absolutely.
*1"B.Tpf*r*[ (ft) 1. m. A Jaina.
iftW.t& (^) 1. Black pepper.
**W.$*IT'S'C*F () 1. m. A mere
grammarian, and nothing more.
qfrftra { wt-fij'Tt-fw ) a. One,
only, alone, (wl 1 ) 5. tn. A Jaina.
if*r*r (SiT) 1 . /. The flower iAtr,
(*:)!.. Hair ; Varuna ,- Vish'
nu ; a perfume ; a demon. (>fl)
/. A lock of hair on the crown
of the head ; indigo ; spikenard.
(:-îr-W) a- Minding the
hair, dressing it carefully.
WJr.qiWTmOl.m.Quanlilyofhair.
jftK-VUfci) 1 .m. kind of sugar-cane.
isj.Wtz (Z:> 1. tn. A louse.
St(.ip (*:) I. in. Braid of hair;
Varuna or Neptune.
$fifWhr MP)1. f - A braid of hair.
.JOTtfT (T|i-Ht-?t) n. Seized or
dragged by the hair of the head.
*.*(*:} 1 . nt. Pulling the hair.
(If) 1. Morbid baldness.
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i*.f*f^ (^) 5- w. A barber, .

iW(3>) 1 . m. A name of Vishnu ;
a. goat ; a louse ; a brother ;
a tree, commonly Sonapot; an
arrow of Cupid.
n.ini(ir)5.in. Root of sweet flag-.
Wsv.tpT (MO 1* . Much fine hair.
i[.uf|; (^p) 2./ Row or line of
hair ; quantity of hair.
Wrff (<fj 3. /. A plant (Achyranlhea aspera).
SVTW (:) 1. <n. Much or ornamented hair, (rfl) 3./. A lock.
3w.v(0 m - The head i.flnS* (TO l. . A comb.
i^.JITrf^ (^) 1. n. Idem; pair
cleaning the hair of the head.
RH-gfa (ft : ) 2. m. A large species of the n/mi tree ; a handful of hair.
int 0C:-^)1. m. n. The filament of
a lotos ; lion's maoe. m. Meaua
ferrea or Mimusops elengi or

Rottleria tinctoria. n. Asafcetida.
#H.<^ (tO ! A plant (Vcrbesinia prostrata).
ir..xTl (WO 1. m. Idem.
*VXTG (W) I. m. A citron tree.
*H.fW.(t) S. hi. A lion ; a horse ;
the citron tree ; N&gitar.
4*T5(T!)1.m. A name of Krishna ;
jmmag. a. Having much hair.
*TT7W (TU[.-rtt-^T) a. Having a
fine head of hair.
*JW.*rfj| (flU) 2. /. Devotedness
to Krishna.
$1{TnpY)l..The mango tree ;
any weapon of irA*B.
ftjpITWÔ I --The holy fig-tree.

iWTiw(W:) 1. a. Idem.
*t*irrs (f) 1. m. /<&.
Sn.^S (Hj) 1. m. A tress of hair.
%R-7Q (^0 1 m - Much hair ; ornamented hair.
Swifw adv. Fulling the hair mutually, hair to hair.
TUTU (^0 I. The duty of tonaure ; the end of the hair.
*HtPh* a. Relating to
the hair, or to tonsure.
*nrft (ftO 2. m. Mesua ferrea.
jfepprivpV) l.n.Rubbing the hair.
Tfiwr (T:-tV) o. Having much
fine or luxuriant hair.
ifim,(<ft-firft-fifj a. Having fine
hair. m. Vishnu j a lion ; a demon.
/. A kind of gross ; spikenard.
vftl.VCT(ltt) 1. m. Krishna.
*fa.XK(V) 5. m. Idem.
$XT^q (ii:) 1. m. Much hair.
(k}-K) ! *. A filament
of a lotas, m. A lion ; a hone,
or its mane ; Mimusops or Rottleria tinctoria. / Asafcetida. n. Gold ; sulphate of
iron ; flower of the Ndgfoar.
ttK.VK (X) 1. Saffron.
iTJW 1. M. A citron.
(ft) 5 - m - A KoB < a llorse *^ft.n (*:) I. "i. Hizmrmrffl.
$Trnfij 1. a. To sound.
wi^t(qV)3./. One of the wives of
Dasharatha, mother of Bharata.
(tf) I. n. Servitude.
5zW (:) 1. m. A demon slain by
Vishnu./. (DT) Durgi.
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azu.fsra (Bl 5. m. PmAsu.

*smt (VI) I . /. A name of Sui^rf.
Sawjft (ft:J2.m.A name of PitAim.
^3aj (at;) 1. m. A plant user! in
medicine, kayaphal.
iNpT (5) l.n. Deceit, cheating ;
gambling ; lapis lazuli.
Ifoit.li^ lî) 1 . m. An evasion.
(T) I. n. A multitude of
iielila. m.lticc corn. n. Of fields.
ff^TCî (*') 1 . n. Jrfem.
*^laj(df) Idem.
WMtvtym. A rogue ; tin enemy./.
(ift) Moon light. 1. n.The white
esculent water-lily ; fraud.
*fcfir*(*l) 3./. Assemblage of !o.
ttiscs.plaic abounding with tlicm.
(ft) 1. m. The moon.
$>;iaw (*:) 1. m. A poison.
SfcnrpR) 1. n. A wrt of gentian ;
and of sandal, m. A strung man.
is (sj) 1. n. Sport, pleasure.
*<siw (^:) ]. . The mountain
Kaildsii, in the Him&laya range,
fabulous residence of the gods.
Sare.fflifr (*r:) 1 Kwira.
fmnre(WT:) 5. m. Idem; Shiva.
(^;) 1. in. A fishermnn.
1. m. Idem.
*TCa.ge(W) 1. n. Fragrant grass.
lhrSg*(*> 1. n. /<fcw,
lhf*.g*a* (qf) 1. . /rfem.
^WOiuJl.ii.Eternal emancipation;
individuality, a. Hole, only,

wfiwt (*:-ÎI-) m. Love./. Dminutic style treating of level, n.
A quantity of hair.
CO 1. Youth.
US) 1. B. A head of hair,
j (at:) 1. n. A wolf; ruddy
goose ; frog ; lizard ; date tree.
Sro^ (*:) 1 . m. Deer or hare,
(-q;) 1. m. A pigeon.
*T*.*i^ (if) 1 . n. The red lotus.
%l*RF..^ft (fti-firi-fa) o. Red
like the red lotus.
*t*.^^ 2. w. The sun.
ftqnVITO l.m. A white horse.
^tfaffl (0 t. m. The cuckoo ; a
fire brand, a lighted coal.
*lfa=!.irqi! (sp) 1. m. A plant
with a black flower (Cupparis
spinosa) or (liarlcrin longifolia).
ilpfwm (^0 l-m Idem.
irfawT^nJIÔ I- m. Mango tree.
%T%^ (^;) 2. in. A black variety of the su^nr-cane.
ilfwSjlflT I. m. Mango tree.
(9s) 1. m. Man of low caste.
*JT* (*?:) I. m, Koukdn.
*TUT.SrT(<T:) 1 . m. PiiiWuu
il-ailJH: (Til 1. m. The day of full
moon in the month of A'xhwht.
il^ m. A fort ; a hut ; curvature i crookedness.
a. Binding, m, A
thatcher, baildcr of huts.
*TZT {T:-T0 I . m. n. Hollow ,if a
tree./. Dffryd ; naked woman.
îzq^w (v.) 1. it. A wood ic,

which there arc hollow trees.
(*) 3./. A nuked woman ;
the geddess Durgd.
ilfaifs:] 2./. The edge or point
of a sword ; end of a bow ;
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a erorc ; eminence ; upright side

of a triangle ; complement of
iffiifli I. m. A worm.
BKife.faiiJfTf) 5. m. Kdlidiisa.
VlU.^l 1 ./.The cosine of
angle in a right angled triang
Wlfe.HHf 1. m, A rudder,
large onr used as one.
amfzr (t}) 1. in. An ichneumon ;
an intcct (Coccinella) ; Jndra,
{%) 1. n. Funnpuri
DA>ikilt{ on the Coromandul
coast. /. A plant (Medicago esculenta).
Srftl!(n:) I. hi. A harrow.
4rfisT9 adv. By tailliona.
*rel<t)3./.The edge or poiub of
a sword ; Medicago eaculenta.
iizfa 1. m. Long entangled
hair ; a crest, a diadem.
WZf+ttf')!. n.See *ifz*S.
Hl^tlt 1. hi. A harrow.
(S:-ST) 1 . m. A fort, a castle.
wnft l>ft) 3./. A naked woman
Durgrf ; the mother of Vdiyt.
(t) 1. n. Vdnapur.
Snfn: (**) A well ; stairs of
a pond ; a fort ; a Ubertbe.
W1B(3:) 1. m. Species of leprosy
with round spota ; ring worm.
(li) 1 m. The bow of a lute ;
drum stick ; club ; corner ; edge
of a sword ; Mars, Saturas intermediate point of the compass.
lm) l.m.A bug.
Slfa (fw.--fa:-fa) a. Having a
crooked arm ; a cripple,
% m. Inflammation of the
angles of the eyelids ; churning j
gangrene, a. Afflicted ; churned.
il^B 1. m. n. A bow. m.
^ Eye-brow ; name of a country.
TtS^ (*) 1. (t, A species of grain
eaten by the poorer people.
*nrmo 1. m. Wrath, rage,
*HI.iIEItr (wj 1. n. Ground of resentment or quarrel.
%T1.Hi?(H0 1. n. The creation by
Brahinii. ni. Angry man.
*Ttr.tfa?I (Tf-.-Hi-iT) a. Incensed.
(S:-ST-tf) a. Inflamed.
flR-WI-lr) a . Tassionate.
#lf.1^C<J 1. . Pretended anger.
*Pr.TH (?(5T-7al-^) a. Angry.
*r<T.*ir (IT:) 1. Violence or impetuosity of passion or anger.
*mT$?r a. Furious.
ilfaa (n-.-Tti-Ti) a. Enraged.
*Ti>Jr (^-fB-^-fTr) a. Angry, m.
A bird, the water-pigeon.
>SrnW(.-<i([-tf) a. Soft, pleasing.
/ A plant, n. Water.
nTr> {w} 1. a. The fibres of the
stalk of a lotus, or water-lily.
Wra.fflT (tt) I . n. Pleasing song.
Wfww.7n (hi) 1. /. Softnesa,
il*nf^rr(^T)l/. A budding fruit.
l*lfe (fti) 2. m. The lapwing.
*njfew (qr;) 1. m. frfem.
<m (t:) l.m. A bud ; union without adhesion, as of the fingers.
irttr l.m. n. Abudja

perfume ; a frngrnnt berry.
*KTKt1) 3./. Small cardamoms.
*I^-fy(^) l.m.A kind of grain.
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*ifbf{lT:-n-lf) a.Budded, sproutoil ; pounded, ground down.

il 1 . m. A hog ; a raft, the
hip ; on embrace ; a weapon ;
planet Saturn : plumbago ; Kalinga; an outcnste /. (WMO)
Jujube ; pepper, n. Its fruit.
(*) 1 A t'ld of perfume ;
long pepper, m. Cordis mixta.
(*r) Idem.
striw.îfaT (ail) l.f. A plant.
Siw-ff^ (^fO 1- A heron.
in. If* (W) 1- w. The root of
long pepper,
VIVHf(0 I. m. Body of a lute.
WMMWt &\) 3. /. A plant with
pungent fruit (Pothoa officinalis).
inn (V) 1. m- Kalinga, the
Coromandel coast.
ijraTXW (Wi) 1. m. A loud and
confused sound ; an uproar,
ilfij (fin) 3./ The jujube tree.
ilfit*. (V^T-**) Wise.
VTfa^TT (tO 1. . A species of
ebony (Bauhinea variegate.)
IH(n:)l..An egg ; jewellery ; an
ordeal. /A shoe ; beard of corn.
ill-TK . m. The sugar-cane.
qrnc.tfW (W)l.n. A fragrant berry.
t*w (-WT) 1. m. 3. /. A name
of Ouifc and of a prince.
WHWpK.WT (*") l-/'vVifo of Dasharatka, and mother of Rdma.
srrHfaw ) 1. . A bribe.
ilW.Wlf"^ (ft-ft^-ft)n.Shcftth-
cd, in a shell, m. A shell animal ; a chrysalis ; a silk-worm.
sjfTJTfT (TO l- Rd or grass,

fnjin (*0 1- Hair. (*)/.
Kinds of cucurbitaceous plants.
imnrfv^tft) 5 - * Trade ; a tra der i submarine Ere.
i'ln(ii:-ii:l.Bi.N. A bud; a sheath ;
a treasury ; a dictionary ; an
ordeal ; a testicle. (In compo.J
a ball./.Shoe ; a beard of corn.
Tin* (TO 1. in. An egg.
wiv.vrc (tO 1. m. A sugar-cane ;
silk-worm ; a crysalis.
ira.tr (if) 1. ti. Undergoing an
ordeal by fire, &c.
Sn.^(0lJ.TlM Indian crane.
Vll.TO* (Wl I. w- Indian Piutus ; a treasurer.
insn A bc "7 nLT 's
a fragrant pulp. m. A creeper.
em.*HT(!T:-7rt-<i) a. Treasured ap.
SWt (W) 1. / The country to
the south of Oude.
8jm.-5W(^rr-îft-^Tr ) . Wealthy.
Vjn.lfV (ft:) 2./. Hernia.
"Spt.rofa'SI (1) l.f Aknife.
Trt.uft (f%:) 2. /. Justification
by passing through an ordeal.
Wll.ftT fijion-^) a. Indigent.
bJTWI(H:)I.i. Part of atreasurc.
i[TTH Ots) 1. m. Hair./. Species of cucumber or creeper.
ir*Tm (HO 1. m - A treasurer.
iraTTlTtl! {>*") 1 . n. Robbery of a
treasury ; carrying off treasure.
ilfipi (41) 5. m. The mango tree.

W1W ) 2. m. A granary.
#15* n. A granary ; a treasury ; a brick trough.
Sre { 2
^MS-Tra I. m. A constable;
a guard ; a treasurer.
WuiMiK CÔ Wl * store-room.
WlWtfiT(fir02.i. Digestive power.
im (ad) I . n. Warmth, a. Warm.
TITW I. m. The name of a
sage, the inventor of the drama ;
WT-Enq (Si) 1. . Evil doing, wickedness ; repentance.
Snwfe^T (W:) 1 . m, A hypocrite ;
a mendicant who is afraid to
tread on insects or destroy life.
Wfljfz.q[5W (!) ], m. The Ban, :
qtiq (qi-vf.-lj) a. Abdominal.
3h~i*T a. Idem.
wrirqaK 1. m. A sword.
fc I. m. The district of
Konkan in the peninsula.
Srftf? (Ur) 1. m. /a*w.
*H rtO ! m - The name of a
mountain in Him&laya.
TiaURl 3./. The wife of a
brahman or any venerable personage ; descendant of Kunja.
5rz(a:-l-i) a. Fraudulent ; snared ; kept at home. w. A medicinal shrub, n. Fraud, falsehood.
!3f%* (>*0 1. m. A vender of
the flesh of birds or beasts.
ftTC.5T(5T:) 1 . m. A medicinal shrub
(Echites Antidysentcrica).
BT^.H^ (^0 1. m. An indepen-
dent carpenter or joiner.

TZtj9(5J:)l .m.The name of a sage.
SrwwflPt (*) 5 - A fal9e wit ness, a perjured man.
Jtrs.^rerl^j) I . n. False evidence.
flfHW (:) l.m. One who kills

animals, a hunter, a. Dishonest,
^rfefa* (t:) 1. m. A hunter, a
poacher ; a blacksmith.
rfit5I () 1. n. Crookedness,
^refrr* (v.) 1 . m. The father or
master of a family.
SttTto (W:-*t-tj) o. Sown with
a (kudaua) measure of grain.
(TO I. in. A goblin.
WroT^'a (=fir) 1. m. A name of
in uncle of the Pandus.
Slfa^fsf.)!. M . N amo 0 { a Muni.
*rf^*'S (5B0 1. m. A sage.
ÎH (W) n- Maimed,
trifles: orfu. Somewhere or other.
1 .n. Eagerness, joy.sport,
wish, festival, curiosity; solatation ; marriage ring ; dance.
wrg^S 1. . Jrfn.
flUWlftll (Wi-rTT-'ti) e. Eager,
vehement; joyful; curious.
*r^lf^r(i<f:-ie , l-qr) a. Mixed caste.
*rsflifT (*> 1. n. Sociinfsalt.
Sttftn (m-m-î a. A field of a
particular (kodrava) grain.
'illW(W) I. Fulling off, or ugliness, of the nails.
Sisi^rrfx^r (4) 1. n. Neglect of
personal decoration.
ir=fifr (*r) I. hi. A spearman.
tpStcSt) 3./. A sort of perfume.
Ul^ni (V) 1. m. A Panda prince.
Ill** a. Of a jasmine.
TH 1. n. Well water.
lfljr (a) L. n. A wrong or
improper act ; privities ; clufh
worn over them ; sin.
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ilTTf^X'fl) 3/Msce of Krfoinn.
fet}KK)l.*.Yitk (ft)/. A virgin ; a mdtri. a. Young, tender.
4TO(*3)1. The month Ktfrftt.
/. Moonlight; a festival.
1./. A companion or
confidant of the goddess Durgd.
Wt.^fV-t)!. n. .Day of full
moon in the month of A'eusin.
Sl*pCUf* (filO 2. m. The moon.
ifiig^T-BiJ (W) 2. . Larapstand.
ftfih^ftv*t)l. . Krithm't mace.
8rWK)l.. Kaureva, of u Kim.
ijnai (aji) 1. "' Mm**
Sim (W-<tffjtf) Of a tortoise.
Ifllfi (a|:) 1. The sign Scorpio.
93(W--m-<*) o. Of o good family.
*T*r5rq( o- Idem. Also the
son of an unchaste woman,
fafrvfo {V>HO I. 3./. The
son or daughter of a heggar or
unchaste wife ; a bastard.
5leS* (*-*t) 1. idem.
Sr*H (*:<?) \.*>.f. Idem,
ta (n-W-W) Mode of, or
consisting of, a kind of vetch,
ftewtw (in-WT-ii) o. Afield of
Dolichoa biflorus.
Iu<!t7 1-. m- A cycle.
Sisai^n* o. Of n potter.
n. Earthenware, porcelain.
5tftW #)>.. A heretic; i
weaver, n. Ancestral.
Slfrt(i) *. High birth; ru.
mour ; coclt- fighting ; privity ;
wrong, in. A bastard.
5lS^(^!-Î-^)0.Of a good family.
%r%W(l-tn-*i) . Idem.
imn^wrt:-iI-w)n.Field of heanp.
SlSJ {Wi-Wf-*) a. Of a good fa-
mily or parentage.
Uivoi (^) 1 . n. The jujube tree.
Sift? W-*3-*fj Relating to Kth
vtra, in the north. (t)/. The
energy of Kuvfra. 1 . . A sort
of eostns (Costus speciosus).
%IR(W:-tt-Tf) o. Silken, n. Kanauj.
Vtvm I. 3. / Welfare
s;il;]timi, kind inquiry ; ;i :;il't.
nirfnt(KW11)l-/ A present, n respectful gift or offering.
Sural (*):)! w. A name of Kama.
3ilgj(rsj:)l. n. Good fortune ; dexterity. (<ST)/- Mother of RumiL
tiaWWpI tfilO 2. m.
*Fnq*M3 i . . Sift cloth.
lttift (i^) 3./. Name of a city.
Tftr* l*:> 1. /flrfrfl; bdellium ; an owl ; a snake -catcher ;
an ichneumon ; a lexicographer ;
Jove; marrow./. (^1) A river in
Behar, Durgd. n. Silk. n. Silken.
Wfn^.fstll !. tn. Rmd.
^nfsw.'i^' (Wt) I. m. A cocoanut.
^lftr*l(flti) 1/. A drinking vessel.
Vlfn* 10)91 (oj:) 1 . m. Arjunn.
*tf3iTt>W {^) 1- The rainbow.
Wtfar'STOfa (fn:) 2. m, A crow.
flfinpft (rfl) 3./. Agaslya't wife.
fiTW* W (^) 1 . Profession of an
actor or dancer.
ri]*J (V-<qi-*i) a. Silken. . Silk ;
a silk pet i coat.
JJiifWW (*:) l.m. M. /. Duryu.
J(W*J fl^-Oa. Silken.

*t9tar o. Usurious.
*re}^T (^j) 1 . n. Sloth ; usury.
n. Flowery.
trg>M (W-vt-^) n. Dyed with
eafflower, orange red.

*r*ifiw (v;-tft-*i) a. A juggler.
*(*0 ' w-The jewel of Kruhna suspended on bis breast.
#HBW.tr*jT<*:) \.m. Vishnu.
wmw.^wfî:) 1. m. Man.
(F) IW ftf WHqft l.lO.o.To
hurl, to kill, to injure.
ai(^)HWfir4- a To be crooked,
IT) Breifw 10. a. To shine.
^(n,sr)w5irfij,^>S !J. c.To sound.
w(3i.r) tnfir,rtii a. c. tow.
^1 (V,TJ WVS 1 -d. To sound ; be
wet ; hare an offensive smell.
fiW (fTT-^-B) 0. Smelling bad.
r Wfn I- o. To be crooked in
person or in mind ; to be crafty.
W 0?:-^) I. Bt. . A saw; a
thorny plant (Puiidaous |.
WW.^ (*:)! A plant (Pandanus odoratissimus).
5. m. A chameleon.
W^.TBl flftt 3./. A suxdl fish
with many spines in the back.
TG$<n (hi:) 1. i. A kind of prti idge. Also asRW:
tfi*^ I f. m. A sort of partridge
(Pcrdrii silvatica); a saw ; a
thorny plant; a poor man.
*tT^ (KO I . A JaiM . o

skilled in sacrifices.
wg-.g^Kw-WT-W) a. Equal iu value to the sacrifice of the horse.

'^5^ 5 ' A demon.
flig-.^ftsr (vt) s. m. SAipo,
*g-.3 (m 2. m. A horse fit for
a sacrifice or Ashmanudha.
TTg - .'Sri5f)l .n. Fruit of a sacrifice.
Wff-wsi, (*) 5. w. A god.

W!J-*tl(Wl) 1. in. A parlicular saenfice of an all-victorious king,
^.fnsfun (^t) 5. m. Who sells
the possible fruit of u sacrifice.
WJ.ftfS (ftt) 2./ Completion or
fruit of a sacrifice.
urfTflH (fl:) 1. m. Vide Wr[K\m:.
w^,if*,^)*ira,^ iWVtfMt 1. 10.
c. To kill. 10 a. To amuse.
CT*(W) 1. n. Slaughter.
W^*r*(>;) I . n. White agallochum.
Wr^(T) W*fw 1 . a. To confound.;
to cry out ; to weep. 1. rf. WSMw*n lwrr-*pft-*U Going.
(fa) **(f?! IWfil 1. 10. a.
Used with(*n)to W P i to bawl.
HP5H(?i) I.e. Weeping.
^H(H) l.n. Idem.
wv (V) 1 . . To compassionwfl (îînfa i .o.(W5Tarm wwfH
4. o.To go, to stop. In the active
voice with ^fit. it means to go
over or beyond, to leap over ;
with ^5) to surpass ; with ^1
^3tl to transgress ; with gtj to
depart; with fir* to go forth,
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with * to depart, to approach ;
with nft to wander about ; with
fa to overcome, to ascend ; with
to remove. In the middle with
HJW to proceed regularly ; with
VI to depart ; with t to rise
as the sun ; with ^ or a to be.
gin ; with Pr to pace ; with v>t
andtrfV to follow up, to look after; withft and to transgress.
m(fl:) Going; precept; order ; power ; overcoming ; a
foot ; uninterrupted progress.
Wflî (*:) 1- A student who

goes through a regular course
of study, a. Methodical.
\.f. Sine of declination or distance.
WH"? .) I. m. Afoot, n. Going.
WH7l adv. By degrees.
WW p. Proceeding.
WW-vm (*t)l< "' Methodical or
successive practice.
^rtfJT'J arfu. By degrees.
HfflTJIiT (lfc-WMr) a. Proceeding in
regular methodical order.
nmTJitr.a (a) 1- Hereditary
succession or possession.
HTHTHrrf (m*W-li) a. Proceeding
in order ; descended lineally.
Vfelfto) 2. m. A worm.
*6ps (Hl-ifr-a) a. Going.
TBS (50 I - The betel-nut ti
Hfl*^:) 1- W *' a "null"
tree ; red WtM ; fragrant gra:
(.9) 1- The betel-i
"EtrS^ (wi) ! "' A camel.
1. m. Jtffm.
) mm
TtminiW.) l.W.An ox.
W*J(U:> 1. m- Buying.
WH.WtfT (H:-fir-tf) n. Purchased.
TRW."? 1 ^ 1 Deed of sale.
TOfoNtHO 1 Trade, traffic.
Bsuf^W^rrHni (lO Therefi'inuing of a sale by law.
W^fTtSfa^ pW) 1. m. A trader or
merchant, a dealer.
Coping of a wall.
WJirfS (V) 1- A market.
TjfprT(qrO 1. m- A trader ; buyer.
Wfq1 (*jt-fwt-ftj) Purchasing.
Wni (nr-OTT-Ja) a. Purchasable.
W (?) 1. n. Flesh ; raw flesh.
^TBJ.^tcnf (HO ! A deer,
itnfl.wst n. Carnivorous, w.
A BdJahaaa, or goblin.
^rarr=i(^H. m. An imp or goblin,
wajl^ (^:) 1. m. A goblin ; flesh-
eater i beast of prey.

^sTTr^H (irt-fn^t-fw) a. Carnivorous . m. A Rtlkshusa.
Hirajfsps (:) 1 m. A sawyer.
3It=*T (^ll-^H-^J fl. Overcome;
gone to or against ; spread, m . A
horse, a. Declination ; conjunction of a planet with the moon.
^lf=fi (f""i:)2./.Going ; ascending,
| ecliptic ; declinntion.
; unPn.^ (gi) t. m.Thc ecliptic.
j WlPri.'SBt (W|T:) t. /. Sine of the
declination of n planet.
' arTFTt-'Trff (ft:) i . n. The nodes.
| SKtrfWH.nfH (frr:)2,/. Precession
j WTpn.wtn CO 1 - '" Declination
' of a point of the ecliptic.
ItifaMTOW (^) 1. t. Tlie ecliptic.

Vtfcl-TOq WO ' '" T1,e B l ,uce
within the tropics.
nrra 2. m. A bird in general.
^THjajfa:) l.m. A buyer; a dealer.
farfil (fBi) 2. m. A worm ; lac.
fiffftl^nQT (qt:) 1. m. A medicinal plant. Fide fwfaw.
fisftl-WSs-W-'tf) Anthelmintic.
1. m. Conyza Anthelmintica.
fi(tfil.W(fJl. n. Aloe wood. /.Lac.
f>f*Mpl(:) 2- "'- Tlle coral tree.
f^ft.nnT(n:)l.ra.A fetid mimosa.
Pfffw-Wa (V) 1- m. An ant-hill.
fan (n.) i. M. The eign yln'es.
fanjirrn (v-ll-'i) a. Doing.
faiOT (HI) 1./. Act, deed, means, j
faril.'K'; (tl) 1. An agent or
performer ; a student or tyro.
fipiT.WTT0 1 .m.h student^ tyro.
tVqt.ifan tfti 5- > ne [ the
five kinds of witness.

fann.fWt (m) 1. m. Evidence.
fliprra^q (<f:-qi-Y) 0. According
to the act, or deed.
fafTJi.lz (y-^-^ <* Clever.
fjHI.iH (K'-V-K) a- Attentive to
business, diligent.
feqrq^JT (fl:) 1. m. End of an affair ; end of works.
lW.tit^ W) i". The third division of a suit at law, the proof
or rejoinder of the plaintiff.
fatn.H*ftl(nO 1. m. Course of conduct, or of proceeding.
ffeHT.OT 1. Fruit f works.
ftraTW^.mt(W)l. "i. Special compact or agreement.
fWH.Sini (K:) I. m. Oesuelude of

any daty or ceremony.
fiHTWH (TTl-Tlft-T) a. Engaged
in business or rites.
fatjr.tn (W:-ur->f) a- Feeling the
effects of former deeds, m. Necessity, necessary consequence.
rV]fJ0(;-'OT-'H)o. Losing one's
Puri.ltfidl 1. A plaintiff,
fitW.firfil(fi|:)2/ Mode of doing.
TWjrfrfi. (H:-V-T). Kooning
how to act ; knowing the ritual.
fipTT.^flfa^K (T.S1 1. m. Repetition of any particular act.
f*3p!PI ft'-) 1. An organ of
;ion, as the hand, foot, &c.
(1"f-^) ift^'ft. 9- To
buy. With fa to sell.
tfW(W)<rfi! * Topky. With
V*. S*. IT, ift. r J3 commonly used in the middle voice.
nf)(T:-^t) 1. m.f. Sport ; playig 63 at ball ; disrespect,
(if) l..Play.
TfiteWW (sri-STT-l") P- Playing.
ifiWrfrff (Tf| I. n. Wanton desire.
*tT.%rt? (1:} 1. m. Anger in

sport, assumed anger.
^ft^r.TW (a) 1. n. Copulation.
^Vsr.Û (!) ] . m, A carriage.
flitwtTH.Cl'I-^wr-^'O ^.Sportive
T(F|Ti.^W[t!} 5. n. A reservoir.
wtfT [Tti-Jn-M)p. Bought,
^faw 1. m. A son bought
from his parents, and adopted.
WtTT'pl {"0 ' "' Returning u
purchase upon the seller.
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crookedly ; to become small.

WJV) j. m./. A curlew.
w^(v-^T)l.m. Name of a mountain./. Kind of lute.
-9j^(ir)^rrfa G- a. To sink ; to be
childish ; to eat ; to be thick.
W* (VfVMf) p- Angry ; cruel.
WWffT 4. a. To be
wrathful, or passionate.
"WH^tt ]5./.Anger, wrath, passion.
fljw (VI) 1./- W.
Wf (JT) W^ltf* 9. o. To be conTBJJ TSmfil I a. To call, to cry.
With î*f to sympathise with ;
with W to revile ; with "aq to
reproach ; with 3 to cry out.
(It) 5- in. A jackal.
(B) 1. ".Weeping, a. Bawling.
(*>tI-T) a. Cruel, hard. in.
Inauspicious sign of the Zodiac ;
a hawk ; a heron ; red oleander.
^.*^(WT-*-W)fl.Ficrce,cru.cl.
vV.W18 (:) 1 . B. Constipation.
TKT.JTar (*) 1. IB. Sulphur.

wC.^fal {o":-WT-TT) o. Ferocious.
WW (K!) 1./. Cruelty, ferocity.
wr.TT ii. Mischievous.
WCqfa* Oft) 5- m. A raven.
W^.^t^w(WV) a. Name of Saturn.
m* (W!) 1. m. Jackal ; a brute.
(n:-m-fl) a. Terrific.
IpTfrfw (fill) 2. m. Kdi/nnn.
a^ran: (Ki-tr-^) . Ferocious.
W(i:-*') I. m. n. The heard.
*fw (ft:) 2. m. Buying.
Wan Purchasable.
we (m) 5. m. A purchaser.
W9 {V. wr-<) n. Purchasable.
Stg(fli)'''"' Name of a mountain.
Wnj.^tTO MO Ktirliket/a.
*nr(Ti-TT-) 1 . ./. The haunch ;
the breast, in. Saturn ,- a hog.
#W.tT*f (*f ) 3./. Prickly nightshade (Solanum juquini).
ww.ijrac I. m - A turtle.
*T|f (TO I - A tortoise.
ii^rf^F (fT-) - m - Idcm WIVT.qTC* 0*) t. Embracing.
witT.WTV (ft:) 2./. Wi,
*W (W) 1. m. Killing.
Wtf (10 1- M- Anger.
wm.W (Wj-sri-si) o. Proceeding
from wrath, hatred, &c.
W'U* (Wi-Jfr-st) n. Passionate./.
A vixen or passionate woman.
WlH^tl a. Provocative,
exasperating, n. An injury.
Wm.WJ Pasaiouale.
mH.TS&H (V) I- A kind of
perfume, a. Angry.
ijn^.Tffljfa (Wi-HI-li) a. Without

anger, mild, calm, placid.
TfiiH.TO (t-TO-W) o- Subject to
passion, acrimonious.
WIS. tV* ^1-31) n. Overcome
or distracted by anger.
WIGHT Oft-ftfVf[) Angry.
WIWTfWio' (a:-7H-ri) n. Free from
wrath, mild, ealm, composed.
Wilt WO 1 '" A measure of distance 4C0O cubits or 1 i mile ;
some make it 8000 cubits.
WHf.fUW 1. W. A large or
double drum.
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W[lt.afl(f^:) 2. ttt. A large dram.

StW.oJr () I. n. Two irdsi.
Wftrw (^t-fXfll-ftf) a. Crying,
iffre (et) 2. m.f. A jackal.
wii^r-SF^r 1. /. A plant,
(Hemionitcs cordifolia).
*raw.Wsii (>ar) 1./. W.
*l-B-gf*$-*T (TJ I ./. /rfrai.
wrs.ftirr Chi) Km.
Wltw) 2. m. The while or yd.
*\fl 3./. The black or while
tinker Couvo!vulu poniculatus.
l*(:-*[)l.m/AkindofberoTi;a
(n) I.M KdrlikryamW.ZF (t;) 1. m. Long pepper.
WI^T^lFfr (ft!) 2. . KdrtMya.
^r^rfr (f?:) 2. m. Idem.
tbis!^') I.n. Croelty.
Wljr.sjfjnr (<r:)l.w. One who goes
a hundred *roM.
WD. (B) WTftr I. a. To kill or hurt.
(*) (T.*) I rf.
To be confused or confuse. (Y)

W<fH 1 . o. To call, to weep.
SIR (T) WlHrfif 10. a. Tospeak ;
to speak barbarously.
To be fatigued or weary,
(nt) I. m. Fatigue.
SfilJ (<f:) l.m. Jdem.
WB.^tVtT (<T:-Wr-<i) a. Unwearied.
awrf^H (s:-ai-3) a. Weary.
Wfta(a) 1. n. Weariness,
îffl-? (Bt-ffl^t-fil) a. Weary.
t) W*"T 1. ri. To fear. With
fa to be afraid, to dread.
5fiT=B (ftt-TH-'iT) n. Wearied.

Sil^.BlTO(iIT:-S![:-*r:)n.Dc[)rcssciJ
in mind, low- spirited.
HSfpH (ffi:) 2./. Weariness.
WPftlÊ (W-^) Refreshing.
Wptt^W) I. in. A refreshing.
%^ {T.TiftRfir.H I.e.Tobewoit.
With (,Tfl,%TTftr) to be wet,
dump, moist or viscid.
\ fa? p. Wet, viscid.
fVqdt fit) 5. m. Uuni.ing of
the eyes, lachrymal discharge.
fiffsra Blear-eyed.
ftH;ti.^,)fwafl -i ATo suffer
distress.! w.JijfjBîftr to uppnse.
fwfir* (irt-Wlf) o. Distressed.
fWfiWfW. (^PT-THt-TT!) p. Suffering pain or distress.
ftse (B>8T-e) o. idem ; inconsistent j contradictory.
fmft (ft:) 2./ Calamity ; service.
wtlW I.n. Liquorice.
*wfn (HI) I. /. The Indigo
plant (Indigofera indica).
WtT(W,v) rtl^H 1. J. To be im-
HfW qrfajr I. d. To be
bold or presuming.
Wll (T.-*) The neuter
gender, n. Weak, idle.
(U:-Hr-H) n. Gained.
Wfa(,fil0 2./. Gain, wealth.
(^J 1. Wetness, viscidity.
5nX^T (:.WT-Bj"j a. Whetting, m.
I'hlegm ; excess of saliva.
<*T(^ T ) 5.m. The moon.
tfc?f(*f:) 1. . Wetting, phlegm.
W5<Y) 2.m. The moon.
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atw (W) WJlH ) . i/. To speak articulately j to binder ; to kill.

Wl r:) I. a. Pain ; care ; anger.
Win* (w;-Tf-*)o. Distressing.
Êr.HTI" End of trouble.
m. Palliative ;
consolatory, m. A sou.
wflfT (IR-flT-tf n. Distressed,
afafaw (W) l.n. Wine,
l^si On) 1 . n. Neuter gender ; unKm*F (H) I. - Tbe bladder.
Bi adv. Where.
fliT (TO 12. ni. A sort of panic.
gfatTarfu. Somewhere.
I Vmfit I. . To sound.
tfil! (^:) 1. in. Sound ; tone of any
musical instrument.
TOT (H) 1, n. Idem. m. A small
earl hen-pot or boiler.
îfau (ICi-nM*) p. Sounded.
Wtq (SI:-ajT-nt) Of someplace.
TO. {X) ^rsifir 1. o. To decoct,

to boil, to digest, to prepare
by fire, to heat.
TO* (*) I. Decocting.
ftlrT (W:-*!-*) Boiled.
qrTO (It:) 1. m. Sound ; tbe sound
of a musical instrument.
Wra(KIl) 1, m. A decoction ; pain.
W^rg* (V) l.n. Blue vitriol.
fti8(g,B|f71 1 . . To shake or move.
W (W) 1
world ;
avultlr
peasant
. '". Destruction of tbe

an imp ; the Narotiaffka
: lightning; a field; a
; loss, disappearance.
W_ (fl.&f-qaffl \.d. To go or approach. (sSflpT) the same.
(fir,T> BfH, flTOfif to live in

distress, pain or want.
TOi<r-Q-*D TOft,"* I. d. To kill.
qfli (J!;) 1. n. A measure of time,
n moment ; a festival ; vacation ;
leisure ; servitude ; importance ;
centre, (tj) For a moment.
glt.%11 mO t. m. Short delay.
^Wff (tfO 2 - A wound or sore.
gui.^ (W^) I.m. An astrologer. /. Night, n. Water.
Wff.^C (<P-*t) 1. w. 3. /. A
fiend, a night-walker.
W!^Twi(5OT)1.b. Night blindness.
W-XS (S:-Er-S) a. Seen for a
moment, momentarily visible.
H^fff (fin) 2./. Lightning.
TOI Cf) I n. Killing.
W.f'Wff (fl:J 1. m. A propoise.
q^.HVll! (:) 1 . Lightning.
^>?.srw(:-J1T-H) a, Glearaing.flashing. (ffi) 1 ./. Lightning.

îJ.WTt (Xl-KI-X) a. Transient.
^J.HfT (iK-HT-lr,) a. Short-lived.
îJ.Tlli (') adv. Tor a moment.
WjfasUtft) 5. m. A pigeon.
TO.(VB4ftn - (9t-&it-ft) a. Transient, destroyed in a moment.
gifpm (^) aJu.The next moment.
gftjiT (^-fa*t-fi!) n. Momentary.
(3TT) I./. Lightning.
^P>* (w:-qiT-^1-w) a. Momentary. *fPl(*tj 3./. Night.
Tf(fl) 1. n. A wound; a sore. a.
Wounded, broken, torn, hurt.
^H.W (w:) l.m. A plant (Conyza
lacora). (ifl)/. Lae.
^(t.W(W) 1. . Blood ; pus.
{ 225
*.T.%SP? {Wr: :) Obscured.

W.ftwn (T'fl-flJ a. Mangled.
WW.Rr4fir^ (^1"] 5. m. A jiolherb
(Convolvoius argenteus).
^PT.efn (flit) 2./. Destitution.
Jff.H-T (fT:--Hr-7T) n. A violator of
o vow or religious engagement.
sm-irA*) ]. n. Aloe wood.
W-llft ifo-ft-fr) fl. Victorious.
{^Wl-Jr) n. Disappointed.
ffl (fa:) 2./. A wound ; lofis.
(5H:-3T:) a. Weakened. !
^fwir 1 . m. Parvthardma. \
"3il(V )4.in.A charioteer: a porter; :
i of a elav
girl; lira
I, engaged in.
*JW iW) I. m. A man of the second or mililury class. [4) n
The hody. Also^^.
W.W (B;) 1. m. Bravery.
(Et) t . m. A soldier.
"W^'^f) 2 - A mere Kshclriya,
^f^sJlWt) -i. m. A mnn of the mi
litwry ciasa, a Kxhefriya,
Sfat I. . /. A man or
woman of the military tribe.
^%H.5iif7i<ff!:)2 /.Military tribe.
flftW-TO (&:) I. m. War, &c.
SfWOtlTI (y.-Vt-V) a. Having
many military men,
^ W^fil I.o. To eat; to divide
by Ihe teeth to pull in nieces,
fl^sr pff) 1. ii. Ealing; tearing,
qftai (5j:-mt.^) a. That should
be endured patiently.
^=rl(sfl[.!al-wi) a. Patient.
(f ) flq^ffl |(), a. To send.
(f*,T) Ww, ^mqfn l. 10. n .
To i
Wn (Wi-wr-lt) a. Shameless, n.
Defilement, impurity.
1. n. A WWdAn.
^T'*! (HI) 3./. An oar; a net.
^TW 110:) 2. m. Offence.
9I (II) 1./ Night.
W.^lt:) \.m. The moon
^TI.^JT (>T:) I. m. A dart cloud.
1. >.,. A goblin.
VWVfZ;) l.m.Idem.
\ W.-am (*jt) I, The moon.
! *J<?PrT tÔ I. Ml. The daw,,.
: , 31T7(-j| |. n . A day and night,
tjfan- (-d.--?n-H) /i. Borne ; sent.
^TlZftl (7f;> 1,/. Impihfp.

sin (^,*,fs(,ij) mm | . To bear
or endure, (D,*,T.r,H) tjrjgfa
4. a. To bear or endure.
^flH,-tm-Tj>. fat lent, forbearing;
able, fit; kind. (ni )l /.Patience;
pardon ; the earth ; night ; Durpri. 1 . a. Propriety, fitness,
Wf^-TfrTi-Til-Tf) o. Palienl ; for.
giving ; adequate.
mtl-VK (V-KI-K)a. Idem.
g(ir.wW{W)o. Patient, in. A king,
^"'^(w^-ar nil o. Patient
gnr.!ifr ^T!! hh^.^tt) a. Idem.
-gfireun ) a. Patient,
qftsj i.it-fit -fa],,. Ur,a.
(*s) I. in. Lose, destruction,
consumption ; a house; minus.
^V.^K a. Destroying,
^.^("l;)].,,,. End of the world.
Û.SIW (9:) I ,, A consui.ii.tive
or phthisical rough,
giw |g w. Cou B li.
( 2'26
mnfirit (*1 a. / a medical

plant (Celtia orientalis).
. w. Absence of moonlight, the dark fortnight.
**.*ra (o:) l.ra. The last storm,
uq.^fal (fWO 2. /. Necessity o>
opportunity of destroying.
^Xnl (=) 1. w. Consumption.
WttfilH (*) I. Consumptive,
iiess, state of consumption.
iwnd-î./ T tal l0BS ^ftn.pfl'fWt-h)" Wasting.
*^f I. To drop or let fill,
to distil. With to flow. With :
I( ^mvofil -lO. a. To accuse.
-er< (K:) 1. n- Water.. A cloud ;
trickling, oozing.
*jt;.si (sr-WT-trf) o. Distilled.
1 Distilling ; dropping.
W.TOCv)I./ A plant.
gt.WTf (*r:-Cr-^) Dissoluble.
(Wt-WI-T) n. Dropped, distilled, liquified, oozing,
flftl (<t) 5. l" 1 * 6 rain - v BCa! " ;
a dropping, flowing, trickling.
q?5I fwail-w") - Distilled.
TO -g=BfH 1. - To shake. (*)
1 0. a. To purify. With
S to wash, to cleanse.
^(*:) 1. m. Sneezing.
*Tj(^) 2. m. Coogh, sneezing;
irritation or sore throat.
gftWI CW1) 1 l ce : tt woman.
TO tW *fW) O.
nrf* (fni 2./. Patience.

giU (<H!-1ll-Î) Patient,
flm (WS-HI-'S) a. Slender, weak.
Wfl.HI (WI)l./. Slenderness. emaciation, debility, a weakness.
^raFHC&l.n. Improper regimen.
W{t0 1- Glass; juice ;treacle ; salt ; ashes ; borax ; alkali ;
a cheat, n. A factitious salt,
qroit (*:) 1. M. A bhissom; a
cn-e or basket for birds or fish ;
juice ; a washerman. [tic?.
^nr.WB^rCfi^.". Applying c*us^T^lt-'n'Jl./.". Accusing; distilling ; turning alkali to ashes.
: qK.SpBt (SIT) 1./. Apothetb.
IWJCJ) 2- m. A tree.
] ^rc.TMM) 1. . A potherb,
j wtMPVOw] I. A shrub {Ashy
. intlies aspera).
W.wftWlO*.) 1./. Saline soil.
^Tt.XT^(:| L.. A salt flavour.
(*0 Tree ? ielJiu S
potash as the plantain.
gK-^lf (^t 1 sis ll ' ees of tiif "
fercut kinds of juice.
am^T) 1. . Sea salt.
Wft*n (njr) 1./. Hunger.
5lft<T (Tt:-TTT-7i) o. Accused of
crime, calumniated, guilty ; dis-
tilled from saline matter,

^[^t tf) I. Washing, rincing.
-T<r*rtq (V-H-nj) a. That should
he washed with water.
wrTr(7r:-7TT-7i^.Washcd.cieared.
f> Slf>r W 1 . To wane or waste
away. (*T,JT,1I faWlfrt O. a.
fvmtot 9. o. To hurt, (n) fanfa
Digitized by
far* ( 227 ) fin
Co. To dwell ; to go, to approach,

f* (f%:t 2. /. Residence : going;
toes, destruction,
ft* (H.W,*) fwilfil,*7l 8. c. To
hurt, to injure, to kill.
fn<1 (HMTMl) a. Wasted ; poor,
fejfw (fin) 2. /. The earth, on
abode ; loss ; a perfume.
MffX* <>S:) l.m. Dust.
ftfW.MT*? (W:) 1. m. An enrthftfcT.^li a. Thrown
down by an earthquake.
fcftf.VH(iIt)l- m - Mimosa khnyar.
firi%.fint(wj 5. m . a king.
fvflr.OTlw) 1. m. Clod of earth.
faftl.W (W:-WI.afJ a. Earth-born.
m. Mars ; the demon Naraka i
an earthworm. /. Sild.
f^pT-aiflCW!) 2. hi. An earthworm.
fqfa.TiMI (tf) 1 . n. Regions below
the earth i (he earth's surface.
fyfa.VK (TO l.m. A mountain.
Ww.Wftn (fl-fitfl-ft) a. Carrying earth or soil.
fqfH.^nr (Hi) l.m Earthworm.
f^fw.^T (t!) l.m. A king.
Ws.tlfil (fir:) a.m. /ae.
fvfn.-qi (H:) 1. m. Idem.
fafir.qta; (^)l- Earth's surface.

rwRT.nfiHr (tf>*T-tfj n. Living in
or inhabiting the earth,
fafsi.ww (ft) 5. n. A king, a
fata.*** 1 * (W 1. n. The globe.
faf>I.M (MO l.m. A tree.
fqff).*ir (Hi) I. w. A corpse.
fofw.QT (^0 l.m. The demon

Naraka i the god of war.
fflffls (W:) t. in. A king.
foFrfHt (K.) l.m. Mem.
fiW.ftfif (HO 2. /. Krishna's
mother.
i3W5T (an) S. m. Air, wind.
fg^ ^frf I. n. To moan.
fa? (fl.^rJfaniffT 4. fl. To throw,
to cast. (n,3T,-î) ftjuf>f,-S G. c.
To throw, &c., to send. (m.T)
*qwfit 10. o. To forbear.With
^fw to abuse or censure ; with
to throw down; with Mir to
attract; with "Slf to raise up;
with f[ to place, cast in ; With
51 to throw violently ; with pr to
scatter ; with V to abridge or
contract ; with fit and t> to deliver up; with. ^ and Mil lo
remove, to send away.
t. Throwing; reviling;
or one who throws. (Mr). /.
Throwing ; sending; night.
FJM I. nr. A warrior.
fgq(ui)1. n. Throwing; reviling.
fireF? [f">!)3. n, A missile weapon. J. (fn; or <$\) An Oar.
tVfi* (w) 2. m. Air, wind.
faw(<m:) 2. m. The body ; spring.
a. Fragrant; diffusive.
f^TW (TO:TOr-TO) a. Obstructive.
firetJU-HT-a) . Thrown./. Night.
f^H.-C* (M>Mr-^) a. Prostrate.

| rafsCfw) a./.Throwil>g ; sending ;
I solving, explaining,
j faujnur (W;--ui> p. Throning.
| fast (u;-m-d) a. Quick, quickly.
fiW.-qifcw (<t) 5.m. A tree (Hibisciis populneoides) .

fmi (VI) \.f. Lose, waste,
fijf, fW 4. a. To spit or
eject from the mouth, t vomit.
(M) "Slfff S I.e. To injure,
Wis! (WNfir) 1 - To sound inarticulately.to groan.
WtWT (w) 1. The whistling of
hollow reeds or bambus.
(Wi-wi-ij) o. Tbin; feeble i
misted ; hurt ;.poor.
*.m(ill) l./. Thinner; decay.
(J:-J[-'f| a. Poor, ruined.
WYn.Hiq CJ:-nr-t") a. Purified.
^Hj,gfl|(W:-Ît-TO) a. Abandoned ;
luiving exhausted all the. fruits
of merit, and being doomed to
return to the world to labour
for the acquisition of more.
tjhuma (wi: o. Slenderwaisted./.Womau of thin waist.
^.TO(flm-fHt-W) a. Wasted.
qtw.Tlfw(l-P3il-fa) a. Living
in a decaying house, n. A dove.
^tlf.fWr] a. Cowed,
daunted, deprived of courage.
-*W.sffl(ffl:-frl.-rfl) a. Out of employment, wnnting bread,
Wta.wfffi (fT*-:-ffr> o. Weak.
*â]ni.qr*H*l (Jr) 5. m. A Jainn.
alw (*,;) I. rf. To be inlosicated, literally or morally.
%tt (*:-*!-*) . Drunk.

jtMJm (*T) 1./. Intoxication.
Wlwni^-W-'*) p. Wafting away.
<etf<: (T) 1. n. Water; milk; frumenty. /. (t1) Asclcpia rosea
or euphorbia: a mimosa tree.

qtr.aj'Q (na:) I, m. An infant.
qt<-.**51 (*!) I./. A kind of pot.
herb (Convolvulus paniculatus).
^r.wiiitsPK' (*0 '-/ A drug.
Wk.wr*lfl 1^1) 3./. Idem.
>1 .m.An insect generated by the fermentation of milk.
^K-ai (01:) 1, m. Coagulaied or
curdled milk.
^T.?: a- Yielding milk.
] ^fc.*X*l (>;) 1. i- Gigantic swallow-wort, a. Milky-leaved.
BtT.iflt': (TJ 1. n. Embracing.
wfa.T (l:-^r-if) a. Drinking milk.
[ ^k.lif (iff) 3./ Swallow-wort.
wVt.'JH! () 1. n. Drinking milk,
^t^.^rfaiflift) 5. si. Milk-drinker.
Jft.^tftr(fJ*0 5.n. The people
called UsOtaras, milk -drinkers.
Wft.WTO m-.) l.M. A tree (Mo.
runga iiypernnlhera).
*T.5lT3 l) l..A plant.
*Pt-MM (*> L". A dish of liquorice and milk mixed.
(*t) 3. /. The bark of
Convolvulus paniculatus.
^tC.f^>fl| (fa:) 2./. Inspissated
or thickened milk.
tfK-fa^TftWT I. /. A plant
(Convolvulus paniculatus),
nV.f*0<t (Xt)3./ Men.
WK.?W (wO 1 - > Glonierous tigtree (Ficus glomerate),
wlr.*^ (T:) L. m. Cream.
^lr.333ir (55:) I. m. An aquatic
plant (Trapa bispinosa).
^rc(tO L n. Butter.
1 ( 2
^l^.wrfa* (0 ' >" A precious
stone, opal or cat's eye.
^tq^(^) I - An infant.
qlqrV(T*F:> 2. m. The sea of milk.
îfaj.af (at) I. n. Hea-sulti a
pearl. m.Tlie moon./. Lakshmi.
Îrife.aiRI (*IT) 1./. Lakshmi,
^1^.?;(^0 1. m. An infwit both
fed und suckled.
t<rff*t Aidepiu rusea.
îKr*H*T) 3./. idem.
BtrjT W-) I. nt. A kind of pine.
*ft*T(*T) t./. A plant (Mimusops kauki) ; a potherb.
^tfitf(Vt) 3./. Mm; acid Asclepias; a milch-cow.
wtft*({|.(TO-ft) 0. Milky. 5. m.
A sort of Mimusops.
&<$\ (tfl) 3./. Oblation of falfr.
.^^(^:) 1. m. The sea of milk.
^tU(.WflT C9f) 1./ .*sAii,
^?tXf"'( s H) 1- The moan.
*wf 1 . a. To pil or
sputter; to he drunk.
(>:-TI-l') a. Drunk.
ÎT.WT (fll) 1./. Drunkenness.
W (l) [fil 2. n. To sneeze.
m.The soap-berry plant.
^(i-W-W) n. Bruised-i practised
or skilled in ; anxiously desired ; defeated, overcome.
-3* (7T) 5./. Sneezing.
(ut-BIJ 1. m.f. Idem.
îT.ITK'JUf-Tii'l-^);). Sneezing.
^frr-fifSliTW Cr:| 1. m-Wack mus^Wifl- (ft) 3./. Wem. [tard.
a.W^TnqffaH (*t:-ni-S) a. Hungry and thirsty.
!9 ) ^
^T.5Iifr*n; (t:) I. m. Satisfying
hunger, eating.
V% ("Sl.TT) îf> wii 7. e. To
pound, to bruise, to break.
^5($:-5r-5) o. Small; mean ; cruel.
/. A cripple; adancer; a harlot : a
fly ; abee; a gnat ;a prickly nightshade ; sorrel; the egg-plant.
v^tfl 2. m. A small she'.l.
wi?.TiftitTT( S |) if. a tinkling ornament; girdle of bells.
"Wf.^T pTi) W- A small bird.
TT.**J(^!0 2. m. A kind of worm,
QZ.fift*: rei) l.m. Small cummin.
W^.tKJIt) 1./. Smallness; meanness, insignificance.
Wt.^'fiW <*trr) 1./. A gad-fly.
B(-<>rt (nt) 3./. /Am.
^S.Jnfa*- (5ir--sjt-*) 0. Having a
little nose, small-nosed,
^STII (II) 1./. Wood-sorrel.
^SQinw 1. m. A tree (Celtis
oricntnlis).
Vt.<*W Or) 1./. A plant (Ardisia solanncen).
^WMî-^T-^Jn. Low-minded.
W5^m (it:) l.m. A disease not
fatal, a slight attack.
US.îri(Itl) I./. A plant, (Lyco.
podium imbricatum).
^WW (9>) ' A small shell.
B3()^ (*r0 1. m. Celosia cristatn,
^.^TI 1. / Kidney-bean
plant (Phnseolus trilobus).

f.ftrlJPnn(TI) I./. The prickly
nightshade {Solanum jttcquini ).
5.faT#t(ft) 3. /.lint.
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V ( 2:
-a!TO.H7Hr-^lft (n:)l.m. Snwll
fij', number of small fishwsreifira (*0 i- A tree C Ar '
to carpus lacucha).
WffT^rT W) 1-/- Wood-sorrel.
V* {%V[At) WVjfiT 4. n. To be
hungry, to suffer hunger.
5./. Hunger.
(HI) 1./. /*
^WC(T1-<1 T>.Cnusing hunger,
-gujfcfa {V.) 1 . m. Destroying bungcr or appetite.
ifiTpflfaiT (Ht-IIMi) a. Starving.
^jrfsaritJt (sf:) I. m. Black mustard, o. Causing hunger.
gVT'n (î-^t-fr) a. Starving.
wITinf*r:(f*n:) 2. /.Satisfying bunger, repletion.
^ft|!T (Jr:-HI-lt) 0. Hungered.
SJTH (H;) 1. m. A savage.
^1 (u:)l.m. A small tree, a bush.
W=J (a*:) 1. m. A churning- stick.
a. Agitated, disturbed.
*Tti (^) "WTOfTI 1 . Q.To be confused
or agitated, to stir. (ii,)wwfa,
^renfir 4. and 9. a. To shake,
to tremble, to be unsteady.
g[nr (JTi:.?iT-Tf) p. Frightened,
agitated ; enraged.
WH (!) I./. Linseed; sort of
flax ; indigo plant ; a creeper.
^(Wj^fn 6. a. To cut, scratch.
(r:) I. m. A razor; a plant;
horse's or cow's hoof ; foot of a

bed. (tfl 3./. A knife.
n:sr (*:) 1. m. A plant (Tila ;
Itarlerin longifolia ; and Tribu
Iub lanuginosus).
W? (*t) 1 . m. An arrow ; a lioe.

I. "
W.HIU (vg) 1. it. A razor-case.
Ct.HfEfl (ff) 5. in. A barber.
eV*t (tf) 3./. A kind of yam.
^r^CCl) 5. m. A barber.
^W<:-Wi-) n. Little, small.
TfWG (w:-WT-^) a. Little ; poor ;
young; hard ; vile, wicked ; pained, m. A small shell.
^fl.STra (it:) 1. m. Paternal uncle.
^W.WTW* fjK-) I.*. Idem.
V9 (KT) erS^tfS 10. n. To eat.
I. in. Diseate in the ear;
sound; poison.
%fW (TTO 1. m. Roar of a lion.
{^) 1. it. A field ; the body : a
wife; sacred spot ; a diagram.
*I-*t-*) a- Cultivating,
(si:) 1. m. A son of a wife.
hy a kinsman ; produce.
-ep*3 (HO 1. > The soul; a husbandman ; a libertine. o. Clever.
Qt.lfir (%:) 1. m. A farmer,
ift-wfil (fts) 2./. Farm land.
Wlfir^PEsJS.B. A farmer ; a snge.
VI.KTfil (ftp) I f. Number.
WTOfar (w:) 1./. A boundary.
OTJsit* (T:-3t-'T)l.m. A cultivator.
^*TiWfl!t <&\) 3. /. A plant (Flacourlia cotaphrncta).
iSw t a. Of a field, belonging to one. di, A farmer.
jf*M lit) 6 "i- A husbandmen.
ifmi ((i) I. . Meadow glass ;
physicking, m. An adulterer ; a
medicament ; incurable di-ea'c
^ (^:) 1. m. Sorrowing, sorrow.
*V ( 231 ) fts*j
110 I. m. Sending, throwing ;

pride ; delay ; contempt ; passing away time ; abuse; clump of
flowers; quantity to be added.
(*:-*n-*i) o. Throwing;
abusing ; disrespectful.
VTjtl (Ti) 1. n. Sending ; abusing ;
passing away time.
Vifi! t 2./. An oar ; a net.
^fifTf inn 5. m. Great velocity.
^T>8 (W>W 5) a. Very quick.
<S<ftttw tV.^-l\-*;) o. /Am.
^5 (ST-^T-^) 0. Throwing.
5n(F:-li) 1 . m. *. Happiness ; pre.
serving; a Vnisya. (m)/. Finnl
bliss; Dargd. a. Happy.
(*:) 1. m. A perfume.
^W.VrKl-TT-t) a. Making happy.
%B.*TT (K'-Xi-K) a- Auspicious.
WB.TW-TH:) a. Propitious, auspicious, m. A brahmani kite
(Falco ponticerianus).
^n.^Tf (TItTlft-nt] a. Happy.
$HT.<SI 1. / The oppositeleaved fig- tree.
(W: art-Hi) a. Prosperous.
("9) Sflfrf 1. 0. To spit.
V.^njfir I . a. To wane, waste.
%q Oi) 1 . n. A multitude of fields.
tN.lJ (V) 1. n. Spirituality.
^TO (W) Lit. Jrfon.
3./. Rice milk.
-ÎS (T:) 1. in. The post to which
an elephant is bound.
W (^f) 1. n, Sound of a lute.
Sift (fill-*) 2. 3./. The earth.
^Ht(V) 1. m. Powder; a mortar.
^T^'* (Wi-W-tj n. Pulverized.
< $1^r(V:-1Tt-l))R. Idem. 1. n. Powder, dust.

^lRpr?CBr) 5. m. Minuteness.
%falt a. Finely pounded or levigated ; very small.
WTî^rtffl-^Pffte) a-Very small.
niH (;) Agitation.
^twa (If:-*!-*) jj. Agitated.
(HJ 1. m. Wove silk. m. n. A
room on a house, top.
Wlf> (Ft!) 2./. The earth.
î^t-Ht^lt (1:) I. w. The ocean.
Ifrif (S) 1. n. Honey; water, m.
A flower (Michelia champnea).
^tSW (:-WT-*l) a. Minute.
5ra (;-HT-*f) I. m. n. An airy
room on the top of a house ; a
prominent room ; move silk ; linen cloth. /. (nf) Flax. a. Flux,
en, of linen.
(qr;) M - Sort of perfume.
HIK l.m. Shaving the head.
/. (^1) A razor.
%:ft*(w:) l.m. A barber.
^jr ûriFfT 2. a. To whet or
shiirpen. With <a ^ ^qpi 2. rf.
WW (w:-tlt-?r) n. Whetted.
Sir (Ît) 1./. The earth.
WTTTSii ("fl) I. n. Earth's surface.

Bflrwol (W) 5. m. A king.
SfiiTJrKcl Jo.ra.A king ; a mountain.
ÎIV (T;i ) ginra 1. d. To shake.
J"flfI (HI-TII-lt) a. Trembling.
qnfcS n. Shaking,
ttfhff **f* I- - To wink.
fT9"! {wi-Htr-ii J />. Sounded ; soft.
F?T^ (^r.W.fair^ftll .n.To sound
inarticulately, (^.^ni) faqfir
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4 a. To be unctuous, soft or
bland . to liberate, to free.
(:) I. m. Venom, poisou ;
sound./.(ll)\Var whoop ; bumbu rod.n. OjFIowcr of the ?noshii plant a. Crooked, wicked.
^fr^r Ot) 1. n. A battle cry.
"S^T W ^Wf*T 1. a. To shake, to
tremble , to move.
U The second consonant kh, the
aspirate of V k,
B (*) 1. n. Heaven, sky or sether ;
organ of sense ; knowledge ;
pleasure; vacuity; a cypher; n
field; tale; 10th constellation;
Brdhna. m. The sun.
fl.yîifw:)!.- A name of Shica.
"^{"BKf*) l.o. To laugh,
wmaa (zn-zj.-a-') a . [lard.
B.atWi (W;) l.m.Thesun.
W-liflt:) I jb. A bird ; an arrow; the
sun ; air ; a grasshopper ; a god.
*H.vRt (fa:) 2. m. A name of Ga-
rvda, Vishnu's bird or vehicle.

W.flu(ir:| l- m. A bird.
an-iariWO I A tree (ArtocariSfllrft (iff) 3,/. The earth.
*JFf (*(:) 2. m. A plant (liemio.
aitiBcordifalia).
wji-H-M (*f) I. ii. The hollow ofu
tree ; bird's nest.
iitfl7a* 1. m. A hawk.
wni^*t(if;)l-"'' Eai-teiii mountain
where the Bun rises ; Viskttu,
.fl^ l"fi:; 1. m. Gaiuda.
tan.^^ST isr:) o. FisAnu.

WT.^r (T;i 1. m. GmWo.
(*:) 1. m. A kind of reed.
.niV(!)l. m. Circle of the henvena ; celestial globe.
"aSlVt-faÎT {^TI) l.f. Astronomy.
>*<:(*..)}. m. A curl, lock of hair.
(W,ir| S'qfa S^rfa To be past
birth ; to cause prosperity, to
parify. W)ia^lliTi lO.n.Tofustcn, tu bind ; to set.
>S,^H i. m. The moon.
"3.1K (ti-^l-O a. Moving in the
air. 1. m. A cloud ; aerial spirit;
air ; a demon ; sun ; a bird.
afaw <ir:-cT!-TTJ a. Mised ; inlaid.
aw wf<T I . a. To chum or agitate. K) "asfs to limp.
wr(W:) 1. in. Ladle, spoon. /.(art)
Churning ; killing ; palm of the
band with the fingers extended.
<BW (*:) 1. in. A churniug stick.
/. (ftWT) A ladle,
(y:) 1. m. Ghee.
W.WST <S) 1. . Frost, hoar frost.
*S!I*(qri) I. m. A bird. I.w./. A
spoon or ladle.
^(5TfT(W ) 5. m. A Buddha.
ia.%fa^ (fa:) 5. m. A fire-fly.

B (:-I-Bl n. Lame, limping.
^S^f J *') o. Idem.
tf.*jz (a:) I. m. A wagtail.
.iw (: I I . m./. /rfn.
rs*T [*:.*l) l.m.Mffi. b.
Going ; limping.
^ra*T-^ IS) 1. . The fornication
of ascetics, &c.
HB*TIfa (fa:) l.f. A Wag-tail.
w ( S
Wflfawt 1./. A wagtail.
WW.fl* (0 l.m. Hem.
%sfir I. a. To desire ; to seek.
(3:} I. m. Grass; phlegm; a
blind well ; an axe ; a plough ;
a doubled Est ; fragrant grass.
WSW {*:) 1. m. A man engaged
in negotiating marriages.
WZ*Tffl(:)I . m. A man shooting.
(*') 1 . m. An eater ; jackal ; crow ; animal ; glass vessel.
fr*(qr:) 1. m. The fist doubled.
/. (Wl) Chalk ; opening of the
ear; a fragrant grass.
Wftlt (*) 3./. Chalk.
wit (it) Z./.Idm.
Wf Wtvfir 10. a. To cover.
wt* (*:-WT-*) o. Dwarfish.
Wfi (ft) I./. A kind of grass.
WET* m.f. The civet cat.
1. m.The civet.
wff (ft:) 2. m. A bier ; a bed.
rftw<>*:0 I. . A hunter. (n)/.
A cot, a bedatead ; a bier.
Rf (*:-*!-*) I.m. Dwarf.
Wft (5T)1./. A bedstead, [pons.
5TT (T) l.n. OneofSAiWi wea^rT.-Jew (TeTT)5.m. Shiva.
WITftt(ll) 5. m. /Am.
WITHE* (:-3T-) o. Low. vile,
sfsau (VI) 1./. A small bedstead.

WT(Nt,T) WfH TOlfHl. 10. a.
To divide, to break in pieces.
mfr 10. a,(X.*i TOS 1. d.
To divide, to break off a part.
W* I. m. Breaking; butter.
milk with spices ; small grass.
/ t tf|) Chalk.
B )
WWfw*fi(WX) 1 /. A private or back
door; a small window.
wfr*T (Wf) l.f. Chalk.
^{:) 1. m. A bier.
SsffjpJl.ni.A rhinoceros; his horn;
a sword, a large knife. n. Iron.
<fjf.*T^(^:) 1. m. A creeping plant
(Scirpus maiimus) ; a sheath.
Vf.^Jta t*s) ). m. A soldier
armed witli sword and shield.
V7Z(^:)I .m.A kind of high grass.
T-W (X-) l.m. Aawordsman.
W^.'Hfl (tt:) 2./. A small knife;
a female rhinoceros.
WJ.^TW (*!) 1. m . The name of a
creeper, n. Blade of a sword.
VJ.vftn (ftl-ftl-ftO a. Holding
a sword in the hand.
f.TOf*) l.n. A vessel made of
the buffaloe's horn,
jy.ftqi* (*) l.m. A scabbard.
wg-.g(T(qtf <aji) 1./. A knife.
WT.JnK (T\) 1. ra. A sword cot
Wf.nte L. m. Buffalo beef.
Wjr.WWT(WT) l.f. Row of sabre*.
sjj.^s (z:) I . m. A shield ; one
who rubs his feet on the edge
of a red-hot sword as penance.
WjrreirT (:) 1. m. A sword cut.
7TTt^ ("CO 1. Scabbard.
Wjrffw^n (Wi-m-'W) a. Wounded.
BijTfiKt (V) 1. n. Buffaloe's fleah.
W^pfTf*:) 1. m. The cream of bnffaloe's milk ; a vender of flesh.

flnftR) 5.m. A rhinoceros; a
Jaiaa. n. Armed with a sword.
flffflirf^) 1 '' A kind of creeper.
wfmV*:) l.m. A sickle.
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m. Sweet pottloe.
./. A tale or story
Sections.
n. An esculent root,
eet potato e.
A poem in-
<SWf (*) I.
finger nails
VW.Vlll (HI)
divided int>
a kind of yam
wmbi W) 1.
terspereed with 11 variety of quoBHai(W!) 1. m. Treacle.
Wtj.HW W) I / Bhearl, scissors.
Wt* 1. n. Breaking ; opposition ; refutation.
(<i:-rTi-Ti) a. Destructive.
i,H:-Vl-V) u. Brittle ; refutable, destructible.
WW.^W (4) 1' ". Bundle of leaves.
^J.ITO (500 2. m. Shiva.
W.V^(T2<) 2. in. Idem. A name of
Parasurdma or Rdhu ; a spreader of unguenlfl ; a drug ; an elephant with his tusk broken.
W.^T91 I . m. A confectioner.
WW.SWfl (*)) 1. m. Destruction of

a part of the universe.
STO.htj*' (<IT:<T-M) Gibbous,
n. Segment of a circle.
(VO I . Mi Granulated
TO^Tf () 1- n. Blck salt,
mil adv. By pieces.
WB.^^C:01- "' Granulated sugar.
m*fiy n. Scattered clouds ;
a bite, or mark of one,
atimV Cat) 3./. An oil n

faithful huaband.
^faai (*r:) 1 . ill. Pease, pulse ;
f*JH (w;-7ir-Hi a. Cut ; broken ;
destroyed; refuted. /.One whose
husband hns been unfaithful.
<ariW.f i ni^^:-TW) a. Mutilated.
*gfk(31 a. That may
be broken, or refuted.
wfatfTSf'T (^W-'W a. Disappointed, frustrated.
^fast Ctfl-foft-fw) n. Broken,
a.m. A mild kind of kidney bean,
(Fmrli 3. /. The earth.
1. m. A kidney bean.
<BiSI (TSK-iSIi-Tiji) o. That may be
broken or destroyed.
*anWrw(:jl. Smoke; a cloud.
a;fir I. n. To be steady or
firm ; to kill, to eat. () fl^fff
10. a. To cover, to screen.
f^*r (*T) 1./- Parched grain.
f^<C (*:) 1- m. A tree (Mimosa
catechu) ; Indra ; the moon. <^T>
3./. The sensitive plant.
flf^T.I's* 3./. Sensitive plant.
f^rTOH (w) 1. n. The babul tree
(Acacia Arabica).
(V:) I . n. A dwarf.
HXT.irifaflt (^t) 3'/- 0e of Hie
female deities of the Buddhas.
W.*jlfl{H:)l.'n. A fire-fly ; the sun.
a.^rfnt (Hi) 1. in. The sun.
.HT 1. m. A rocket.
M <*f-' 3 ) Vfit. 1. c. To
dig or delve ; to hurt.
( :
WW (WO 1. m. A rat; a housebreaker, a. Tearing, digging.
PlffiT:) 2./. Amine.
wfira im-lt-V) a. Digging.
wftl* (^) I. a, A spade or hoe.
(T!) 1. i. The betel-tree ; a
fragrant grass ; garlic ; flatulence, a. A watcr-jnr ; city of
Harischandra in the sky.
BWpfliPf!!) 2. n. A kite.
J.Hpl (frf) 2. n. Tho sun.
W.BtW5T (*) L. n. Sleepiows.
m-lfi [Pft) 2. /. Celestial appearance or person.
W.WflRW (ura-mft-Hil) a. Of celestial form or appearance.
W.^foffSI:) 2./. An aquatic plant.
TO (TOfW) 1. a. To go or move.
J>RTl-*I-*f) a. Hot; sharp; cruel.
1. in, n. Heat. m. An ass ; imp ;
crow ; heron ; osprey. /. Kind of
grass (Audropogoti serratus).
wr.fft (fzi-it) 3.3./. A barber's
shop, or dwelling.
*rr.ajn (^:) 1. in. The France-line

pari ridge.
(H:) 1. m. A partridge,
Vt.roftin (HI) 1 . /. A plant
(Hedysarum lugopodioidesl.
(Vj ' - An ass's stable.
f:-3* W) l.n. Mem.
*CW I. Idem.
VK-Viwn (WO 1. , A plant (MeBr.n^ (î) 1 . nr. A kind of reed
(Saccharnm cylindricum).
OT.Wfl i(*it:-w;| n. Sharp. nosed.
*!".<<nj <ii) I. ii. A lotus.
HT.^BI fwt) I. / The oppositeleaved fig-tree.

I. '. Thorn-apple.
W^f'K^-w.A name of Rdma,
T.stt^ 1. m. Braying.
S^lfif. (^l-f?tl-feX) a. Braying.
WMllf^ft (*\) 3. /. A perfume.
(fl)l.""-A red sort of batil.
.qW(4Ti)l.wi.A pIint.SeefjTW*.
i. An
1. m. Wood-spple.
I, m. Wooden vessel.
I . A plant (Mania).
]./, (mFi) 7Wmi.
S^.fa^ {V-) I . W. A pigeon.
.*TW<tl)8./. A plant (Achyranthes asp era).
V^p[(ii) l.n, A vehicle or car!
drawn by asses.
Wt.^lHJl_(HI) 5. in. One of the
chiefs of the uiiga or serpent
race inhabiting hell.
(art) L. f. A plant (Hedysarum 1 a go pod io ides).

{^:| 1. W. Braying of an
ass ; an osprey.
It'KIl Cfl:-Wll-M) o. Born in an
ut-itable. (^1) I . /. The stable
of an bib.
SCWrW (:)
WTTSJ (93=
W.ji^ Z.f.
5Kls*^ 1 .
(vt) l ./.
[. in. An iron vessel.

1 2. n. The sun.
A kind of grass.
m, An iron arrow.A plant (Celosia
laftmi (3iT) I. /. Musk in powder,

lafrwi W-jH) a. Drinking (lie
milk ut tlie ass.
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<BT ivt) 2, m. A name of Shiva ; a

horse ; a tooth ; pride ; love. a.
White ; desirous of prohibited
things, foolish ; cruel.
3<Vft) l.o. To move.
ivmfv) 1. a. To worship;
to give pain ; to cleanse.
*f*I (lii) 1./. A relish.
Wat It) 1. n. See Wflsj*.
*raj[(So[!) 3./. Itch, scab ; a worm.
WflB^t (vjj 1. m. Bate tree-, scorpion./.Wild date tree. n. Silver ;
date fruit ; yellow orpiment.
{*) 1. m- The juice or
extract of the date tree.
^ (>e4fw)l. o. To bite, to sting.
*&(*;:) 1. m. A thief ; a beggar's
bowl ; crown of the head s umbrella. m. /. Collyrium.
jttTTCI (:) 1. <. Hibiscus plant.
W*Q.5ja(d)l.. Collyrium.
ri WifR 1 . a. To go. to move.
mA 0$:) I. n- A billion, m. One of
Kuvtrd'a nine treasures. a.Short,
dwarfish, of little stature,
W^.WIW (W-T-#) a. Small.
* (4i) 1. n. Virility; wove silk.
0**fs) 1 . o. To be proud.
1. m. A dwurf.
VrS*(i:-j 1. m. n. The capital of
a district of 400 villages ; a village at the foot of a mountain.
WS^wffl 1. a. To gather.
(v:-WT-r) a. Low, vile, cruel.
1. m. n. Soil ; place ; sediment ;
granary ; mill. m. The sun ; a
tree with black blossoms.
V3*TI (^TO 1./. Villainy.
Wfifa (fVi-fw) o. Bald.

"I 3. m. A sweeper.
TO.'ftfJT (ft:) 2. /. The love of
the vile or wicked.
VB.TTf/A (f*0 2. m. Quicksilver.
(it:) 1. m. Keeping bad
company, uniting with the bad.
sjWSKI (Tl) 1-/- A cockroach.
*lf% (fa:) 2. n. Oil cake,
iftm, (Vrt-ra^t-f) n. Vile i having sediment. /. Many threshing floors ; a plant.
^feif(ii:-sf) l.m n. Bit of a bridle.
f*t {:) 1. - A kind of fish.
m^HmiK (Is) l. Mischief.
V <tn(5T!-5f)l.in. n. Bit of a bridle.
WSJ imf. A particle of prohibition,
endearment, enquiry, and asseveration ; an expletive, only,
merely ; certainly.
'MTSI (* ) 5. M. Darkness.
WWT* (1;) 1- m - A wild animal.
wjjftWT (ITT) 1- /- A parade or
place for military exercise.
w5rV*na(lli)S./. Pi.st ofa threshing floor, round which the oxen
pass which tread out the grain.
W-<rw* (wti 3./. Idem.
s%-W (HO I. m - A fish so named.
V?i.ir (*I:) l.m. Idem.
*3rfw (Bp) 2./. Abuse.
S5Bt (Sit) 1. /. A muliitude of
threshing floors, a. Fit for oil
cake, or for a threshing floor.
OTI (') 1 . m, A kind of cloth ; a
canal ; a cuckoo ; leather ; leather bag. (wT)/. Shooting pains
in the extremities.
t* ( 2
*ft*T (Vr) !./ A frying-pan.

r(a:-ai-*) a. Bald,
wit* (3:-IT-i] o. /dim,
WI (*;) m. Severe cough,
wfew (Hi) 1./. Frying-pan.
T(n)Snnf3l.a.Tobepi(at birth ;
to produce prosperity or purity,
(wl) Z.f. Parasite plant.
MXlfK (ft) 2. s. Rain water.
(<q:) I. m. Snow, hoar
frost, dew, ;ky vapour.
*Prmft=i (ft-fttf-fi:) a. Aerial.
**( (H:->tT) l.ra. A mountainous
country to the north of India.
f, A kind of perfume.
IMP! (U:-m-*) a. Resting in air.
W.ipfa ) Uii. A celestial body.
^JtOft^ltr-fr.'SVfc) a.Celestial.
WW* (*:) 1. m. A kind of fish.
(Ji) m.Airorwind.
W, nfrt 1. a. To kill.
Wl (i) 1. n. Anger, violence.
I.m. Ttch ; a Khasa man.
(WT)/. Mother of imps.
UJ.ara (Wft) l.m. A plant.
WflHV (*:-*T-*) a. Etherial.
W.W^W (M!) 1. n. OneoftheBufl'dhas. . Gliding through the air.
iSHJiU.af (jjt:) I. m. An imp.
W.^nftlwl) 3./. The earth.
WVII (^:) 1. m.The poppy.
W.wfaw (T:) 1 . m. A crystal, the
sun gem or moon gem.
*-^T (TO 1. n. A fraction with a
cypher for its denominator.
lftr*(*l) I. m. Fried.
IS (*:-W) l.m./. A bier.
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Wlf* (ft;) 2./. Caprice, whim ;
scar i a bier ; a bedstead.
Wrftwl (*T) I./. A bier.
ir%w( I- r)a. Having a sword.
vmw (i) 1 . n. A wood of ladra.
rf** (Vt) 1. m. A confectioner.

CO 1, n. A square pond; an
excavation.^. Dug; torn.
mm* (*)1. n. A moat or ditch,
m. A digger ; a debtor.
(!?.(;) 3./. Idem,
I Wrt[^)l.n.A square or large pond ;
j a spade ; a wood ; a thread.
! W wnrXs 1 . a. To eat.
wr*.* (V:) 1. m. An eater ; a borrower ; a feeder.
9T3w(?f) l.n. Food. ni. A tooth.
Wnr^re(î-*Mi)a.Fit to be eaten.
mfk* (wj-HT-lf) a. Eaten.
Wifer: <r-K>-t*)a. OftheA%or
tree (Mimosa catechu).
"trfict.^rT (*r) 1. m. Catechu.
(v-WT-w) a. Mischievous.
1HJ(W>*TT-4) Edible, b. Food.
Wrf* (ffll-ift) 2. m. 3./. A mine.
flrfitW (w) 1 . n. An opening or
hole in a wall, a breach.
"SifsHf (hi:)! . !>' A housc-brciiker.
wriiT^ (H:) I.m. A cocoa-nut
mV*1 (ITr)t./. A name oCGangd.
mt(v-ft:)l.2.ni.A:A(fri,16 dronas,
about 3 bushels, (Tt)/. A scar,
fllftro'sr <w>W>w) a. Cooking a
khdri by measure.
Wltf* (W:-VT-W) a. A field sown
with a khdri of grain,
wft.^r^ a. Sower with
a khdri of grain.
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wfaai(Rl') l-m. Morbid baldnessi I

Wlfn (fifc) I. m. The Cosiya hills. |
>3tqjTt t*t> 3- / Gmelina arborea.
Nftr(fw)2./. A fox.
War Cî-Tj) /<fc.O.ie
of Shiva's weapons ; a perfume,
faawzfirl. o. To terrify ; to fear.
7. d. To be distressed. (,i,U)
|%"*fj| 6. a. To diitress.
fBfgpc (*::) I. m. The moon; a
penitent ; a pauper.
faqn!^{*I.'-iir-ii)p.Sufferinjpaii].
fwt (SO 1. Disease ; a pauper.
fail (TTi-m-fl) o. Distressed.
fis* ('Si-WI-W) a. Waste or unploughcd (land) ; empty.Mi.itruAmd ; Vishnu, m.n, A compendium.
1. d. To sound.
CTI* WO I. m. A black horse.
igar wisiffT 1 . o- To steal.
^flia* 1. m. A kind of grass.
TJW (It) ^sfw 6. a. To cover.
(T.fjfJ^wfil ^mfif 1. 10. n
To break in pieces. (T.*)'3' , <T.
1. d. To limp.
^TfiT 6. a. To cut or
cratch ; to plough Up,
<St (TO I. m. A razor ; a how's
hoof; foot of a bedstead; a
h oof- ah aped perfume.
1&K<* WO 1. in. A plant (Tila).
(i:) I. m. A kick.
qf.^^ L l1l!-:) a. flat-nosed.
iS<.ne;wr(*t) 3./. The foot-marks
of a horse.
TS<;n(H:) 1. in. An arrow with a
semicircular head.
UTjjUlFt) 3 ' / Military fiercise,

the practice of archery.
SÎ* WO l'< An animal.
>5'.T3rw (:) I. m. A kick.
^TfwatWHTO 1 - Ide m , pawing.
>3XrBisj'(BS : ) I. m. An iron arrow.
tîf'JIT (Tt) I. m. A barber's
[V)7îi l.d.Toplay or sport.
TjJW WO 1. n. A kind of perfume.

a. Small, me;in, low, poor, vile.
(*:-^r-W) n. Low, little,
poor, vile, cruel, malignant.
rjfl.npT (30 1. m. A father's
younger brother.
gWH (*?;) I. m. A road.
TiT*(*) T**fr l.d.Toplay.
%t*sr WO 1. m. A hollow or
sounding reed or cane.
i.mPT (*t:) 1. n. A gallinute.
"> Shiva ; a demigod ;
quicksilver, a. Moving in air.
JS_i*fil W] Sa^jfwIO. b.Tq eat:
1. n. To alarm.
$3 (Z:l 1 . m. A shield ; a village ;
phlegm; a club; ascendiog node ;
a horse. hi. a. The cfaaee.it. Grass.
dzqr(ar:) I . A village suburbs ; a
shield, club of Italardma,
fS5Ti=I WO 1 . in. A minstrel who
wakens his 1 niii.-Ecr with singing ,
ifs* (it) 5. m. A libertine.
VV(SJT) >5T*li7T lit. n. To eat.
flfTfliu Wl) I. M. A minstrel.
"i^ (e;:) 1 . hi. Sorrow, repentance.
(W) I. . Sorrowing,
HlfW (WS-TTI-Tf) O. Sunowfnl.
ifiji (w:-HT-ii) c Distressed,

wfâft (si) 3,/. A plant (Marat-,
lea quudrifolia) ; a creeper.
BITT 1. a. To thukc o
or man at cheJS, &c.

*wi (an l /. P'av, spun.
4fe(f0 2. /. A song ; an arrow ;
t lit sun ; a bird or animal.

# (.*) 1- u- To serve.
{*:) I. m. A mule.
rqfr 1 . a- To be firm ; Co kill ;
lo dig ; to sorrow fur.
A horse of a white
and brown colour.
Srz (<R) *ref!T l.a, To be lume
or lamed. (3T) Wizufjr 10. a. To
eat ; to throw.
%[fz(fe:) 2./. A cunning womnn.
^tTzl(31l 3./. Gum olibanum tree.
$1* () rfJT 1 . (i. To be lame.
(HT) IS*rffT 10. o. To throw.
Wrw (Ti-TI-'i) a. Lame, limping.
{#) l.a. The arched
tI [=0 tgrfir 2. a. To relate.

With ^fi? to shine; with r to
be fnmoua ; wilhfi to be odious ;
with fa to celebrate ; with ^ tn
count or reckon ; with Q to be
approved ; with afrf and to
reject, to refuse, to name ; with
V and to denominate.
Î7r(w:--rll--rf)/f. Celebrated.
^HB.Ji^m (<n:-wi-mj a. NntoriousWt'T.nf^fl (Tn-Tn-<f) a. Infamous.
-ailfB (fa:) 2. /. Fame, celebrity.
WTO (<F:-*l-) a. Declaring.
WW (w) I, ii. A declaration!
confessing ; explaining.
H The letter g, the 3rd consonant

of the Alphabet.
1 (fl:) 1. A name of the deity
Gauesh ; a celestial musician./.
(S[)A song. n. Song. o. Going, as
TCif going on foot, a foot soldier.
JTJH! (4) I. n. Sky, atmosphere.
jrtF.s?st (ar) I. m. A cloud ; the
; sky signal.
roof of a house ; coping of a wall. . itnm.jsj (iq:) 1, m. A flower grow-
r (w) Sirfir 1 a. To be lame.

WIT ta.TJ-T} o. Lame.
%I (^t) aiwftl 1 a. To he lame.
V\<g [*t-1TT-J a- Lame. j
#rw*r 1 . m. A helmet ; a pot
it-bill ; the Jiirn.isi (e
iky ; uu impossibility.
JTJMJ.ftTtft'rifl-fT'^-ft) a. Spor-
JfflH.^ a. Celestial.
I. Idem.
shell of the betcl-nut.

*rfiB(ftli) I.J. A quiver.
Pd L. M. A meteor.
STOW {:) 1. m. The planet Mars.
JHPlflTirsi(srO 1. m. Wind.
Jntrrnj.ti) 1. n. Highest heaven.
mr*rr*?.t(l:)L m. The sun ; h planet ; a heavenly spirit.
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wrif.^T (*) I. A planet; a

heavenly spirit ; an asterisk.
nif5npr(W01.>"-The planet Mara.
jii^ fluff 1. d. To laugh, to deride.
Jin (TI) I./. The river Ganges

or ihe personifies inn of it.
JITrmr (*ri) 1./ The Ganges.
1Vt-$* {"i) 1. n. Gnnge, and the
land lo two kos distance from it.
KTI.fVft (f) 3. /. The blackheaded gull ; gangetic kite.
HTr.J (aii) l.M. A name of BMlkma and of KartikJya.
*T)-HI (a) 1 . a. Ganges water.
1TIKfl(^:)l- A kind of shrimp,
prawn, a. Going to the Ganges.
*TT.XTK (HO 1 "> The place where
the Ganges enters the plains.
BTI.TftT (t) I . . Bank of Ganges.
nMH(*:01.m. Shiva; the ocean.
ATI. (*) t. *. Ganges bank.
WTMpt (<(!) 1 . m. BhlsAma ,- a man
of Ion caste who burns the
dead ; a brdhmm who conducts
the ceremonies of pilgrimage.
Jrrr.WW(i4) I .a. Bed of the Ganges.
*Tp*[ (W) 1- n. Ganges water;
pure rain water.
JITl.Vflr (*I)l/.Pilgrimage En the
Ganges ; carrying the sick to it.
VTMpTdO I-" 1 - Anameof JCaVttkfya and of Bhtshma.
*fT*T <t) I./. Ganges.
1Tf-H in-m-*) a. Become sacred as the Ganges.
n^C-SO I--- A tree.
n mifjr 1. a. To be drunk. (*)
iomf 10. a, (TCJiraffl to sound.
19) (:} I . m. An elephant ; a yard

measure; moundof earth to build
a house on ; hole in the ground.

mj.V*. (?:) l.m. Sort of arum.
T*-![HTfiW. (lit) 5. m. Garuda,
Via/mu's bird and vehicle,
irar.fws (z:-*r) l.m./. Cucumis
madraspatanus.
irai.^rdl (*IT) 1 . /. Proper time for
performing a Shrdddha.
HSI.SBET (fltl) 1. / A large drum
carried on an elephant.
Jrat.TTI (i) 1 /. A multitude or
herd of elephants.
WW.^K (Hi-lit-^) a. As high or as
toll as an elephant.
mt.^l(^ti) 1. m. A name of Gonfahi ivory ; a bracket.
HW.^nr 1. n. Juice exuding
from the elephant's temples.
tsr.TW a. As high or
as tall as an elephant
MMfil (f>r) 2. m. A large state
elephant ; a king,
irar.ftniel (wt) 8./. A plant(Pothos officinalis).
TT.gTT (/:) 1. m. Fine elephant.
mr.3*(a:) 1. m.Hollow for a fire
to prepare decoctions.
JTsi.fw (*it) 1. /. The gum oblibanum tree.
JTST.^sPTUwt) S/.A post to which
an elephant is bound.
Tai.flWrtrOl.ni. Sacred fig-tree.
7isi.tri (nO 1- /- The gum olibauum tree.
m.mftVT (TO 1./. Ring of elephants round a car.
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MWn.nm (:) I. n. A lion,

rsr.nra n. As high or as
tnl! as an elephant.
(r) 1. /. A pearl in the
head of the elephant.
JTM.fltZsr (U:) I, m. A lion.
Jisr.j(-!l:)l. Herd of elephants.
nai.Tîl (5t:) 1. ni. Ganfyha.
BSI.f^Hin (H:-r-li) a. Brave.
jisi.hw iw.-.aii-ai) n. Walking like
elephants ; pace or herd of them.
Kz\.Vrwv (V) I. n. Ancient DeMi.
Wpfft("5ti) 3.W. hdra's elephant.
ilSTT^f 13:) '". An elephntitkeeper, an elephant -driver.
JlHTirsr (Jf:) I. m. Gancsha.
irairFr (ft:] 2. m. A lion ; a tree.
Jiarrw (Si-S'r-S) n. Biding an
elephant, mounted on nne.
iJ3)]I?;r 1. m. The religious or
sacred fig tree, (hi) 1./. Hemp.
1 . m. GanSsha.
JT5TTW(T) ! n. Ancient Dehli. (?t)
/. Pothoa officinalis.
mimi 1. n. Idem.
(=5'> 1. hi. Jndra'3 elephant.
limm! (W> 1./. Pepper.
m (^5I--B) 1-"'./. A jewel
mine. 1. m. Disrespect, m. n. A
cow-house; a treasury; a mart.
/. A tavern ; drinking vessel ; a
hut ; gvnja or relti.
Kfigqrr(TT) I./. A tavern.
JTT irvfcT 1. o.To distil, (TlTOffT
1 .n.To affect or be like the cheek.
JIB . m. A gilt-head fish ; impediment ; a screen ; a ditch.
3T*r 1. m, Idem.
IT^n! (=?!:] I. m A chiud.

K5.m*>tf) 1. n. Rock salt.
(fVt) 2. m. A steer or ox.
*\&) 2. hi. A hump on the back;
lironchocele ; a spear ; nn earthworm ; a pot. a. Humphacked.
(^) 1 . n. Water-pot ; a ring.
JI3.*s> . Having a
lironchocele, or goitre.
Jre.TTfr: x}-<) a. Crooked, bent.
>re .^ (Ql-VT-tfJ a. Idem.
n^K (*:) 1, m. A cloud.
JP5TS1 1 . it. Fossile salt,
K^nfl(l:) I . ni. A mouthful ; sugar
lifbfil 1./. Sudden rush of
water ; a ewe leading sheep.
^tr (*0 1. m. A golden vase.
JliT n^mOr 10 a. To count.
HI! (V) 1- "i. A flock ; a number ;
a troop ; a class ; a series.
(<f;) I. m. An astrologer.
n^.WK(V) 1. m- Bluma-suia.
JPU.-^HiW (^1 1. n. A dinner by a
party of good men.
flUHr (?Tt| 1. /. Classification ;
multitude ; faction ; arithmetic.
wt.Îwi (.gr) I./. Initiation.
H^.xlfî: f^ft) 5. m. A priest
who officiates for various castes.
Jim.^frr Csi) I./. One of a set
of gods, as an Aditt/a, Eic.
HU.(f5j (sq) 1. n. Public property,
common stock ; variety.
jtot.^ (^t) I . m, A teacher,
mnt (5Tr-7f) 1./. n. Counting.
K%mH (*|) I . m. Gan&ha.
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jih-shu* I. i. GanMa.
f*l*T 1./. A name uf Dnrgi!.
ri^reftq (*J:-T-*i) . Numerable.
ire.iffTr (fT:) 2. m. Gan&htt.
nvs-^Tt (11)1. m. The fabulous.
mount nin Kuililsa.
(*) 1 n. The breast.
*n.*.H(*i)l. n.Multitude of nights.
jpjt.tst) (^r) 1. m. Swallow-wort.

aW.^ftsT (*|J 5. m. Idem.
wz^X.^tt 1^:) m - Tlle nnm,;
Jin.^re* 1. "i. A perfume.
flJinjwt t'wl:) 3. m. Ganesha.
jpirrgsi I. m. Kaildsa.
JTOTfVq(ii:) 1. in. Gnm'jAn ; S/u'i'fl ;
chit/ of n Iron]) or class.
TiTU fa) 1. n. A mess of food.
JlHIWSlt (T:-tT-^) o. One of a
troop or order, or association,
Jlfa (foO 2 /. A counting.
flffljÎfr)l/.A luirlot ; a jasmiu ;
an elephant ; counting.
Jifipirrftqrr f>r) 1./. The name of
o tree (Frcmna spinosa).
1^*1^(^)3./. Idem.
Ufanr (TTr-m-fl) o. Numhcred. n.
Science of counting ; coautiiig.
Jlfa-iai (ai:-5n-^) a. That may be
or should be count ed.
Bru.fqzffTI im) 1./. A division of
science peculiar to the Jainas.
imilgff (7T:-UT-tt) a. Counted, included in a class or troop.
J1H7J (^:-^t-ii) B. Numerable.
Hm< (*:) 2. m. A plant (Pterospermum acerifulium). f. A
harlot ; a female elephant.
WW) l^ti l./. A bawd.

fl 1 ".^ (Wo 1. m, A name uf-SWra ;
his eon Gant'.s/ia.
JeriTT.fQiT (:) 1. m. A shrub,
oleander with l td flmwrs.
(3IT) 1.
Gaue'iha
jpnsr.w^
JimTRlI?
*3 (U:)
/. Worship of
in beginning any work,
(Ti) I a. Red lead.
(^:) 1. hi. A rhinoceros.
1 . m. A cheek ; elephant's
; ceros ; a bubble ; a knot ; a wa-
ITO^ (3T;) 1
t. A rhinoceros :
tnode of counting by fours ; an
obstacle, separation, astrological
science. /. The river Canduki. (<R0/- A lump, a hall
JlU.flSrCK ft) 3./. A sensitive plant.
JTO.*ial 3./. Idem.
l\1.f^H (li) I. n. The juice that
exudes from the elephant's temples in time of rut.
HQ.^pt Ofi) 1 - The P eat or EUI "jprj.ir^ (^) 1. n. Custard apple.
TO.'Rflr f^f ) 1 . n. The cheek.
iW.fliSrr (mi) I. /. Inflummatioii
of the glands of the neck,
jpa.wfasr C^t-fa^t-fa) a. HavHU.St*j 1. m. A rocky fragment thrown down by a storm ;
the forehead.
muni (W-) 1. m. The cheek.
ira.^ (m\) 3./. Idem.
W]T (T:) 1. m. A rhinoceros.
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(wfi 3. /. A kind of hcnt

grass willi while blossoms.
nf*l(fij:) 1. in. Goitre ur bronchocele ; trunk of a tree.
a^fcfÔl.ili. A kind of potherb ;
a hero. (rt)/. Euphorbia.
jits (<rc : ) 2. m.f. A pillow.
UTS (0?:) 3./. A knot or joint.
fli5.13; (^0 1. ' An earth-worm.
V$)f. A email worm.
1. m. Lend.
J1<E* (ir:-t|r) I. m.f. A mouthful ;
a handful ; a handful of writer ;
rincing the mouth; tip of the
leph*
I 1-
ink.
ti.i'nl.
W a. Calculable.
)T3{rr:-rtI -Ti'Jjj.Gone : past; known ;
obtained ; lost, n. Motion.
JPT.ajTO (g) 1 . n. Piist time.
Jin-.am (fl:-nr-ri) a. Bested.
H7T. 1 ?q5r(t;-ÎI-'si) o. Swooned.
3tff.39t(t:-Tt-<w. Free from fever.
JHr.wm{Î-^[-^J n. Cloudless.
Jn.fâ iMi I. n- Yesterday, [ed.
Jra.^fTTlffTi-f^-frT) n. DiseoniposnTf'SIlfeit (3T!-^Ht) a. Noseless,
nn.araism (ni-nr-if) a. Gone and
returned after absence.
flr,.HR(*J:-III-*i) O. Sincere ; cruel.
mT.Wqita (Y:-sjl-qjj a. Unfortu-
iufieri
nwAn(n:-ni-ifj o. Impoveris]
liJT-f^HI (q:-*r-U") a. Iiidigen
fl?T.5]7 (q;-t-*jj At ease.
Jlw.VtliT a. Past childhood, above S years old.

J!fI.9l>TO (W:-wr-TO) a. Bereft of
sense and reason, insane.
3-T (Ti-Tr-Tt n. Unconnected
with, detached ; indifferent.
1JT.*3 (5T:-S(-a) n. Base; dead.

HS.S-iTK (bjO i, m. An elephant
when it is out of rut.
Jnr.^J(:-Tr-^) . Void of desire.
Hsfg (W:-*ejr-^)a.BHnd, sightless.
flflTJITT [Tf) l.H. Going and coming; flight of birds.
JIJrpntffTff (qc.-Tt-j]a. Imitating.
flWT^q (^:-^:-^;) n . Old; dead.
3ITTT=rt^r (7T)I./.One past bearing.
flsrtSt^-^r-^'Jn.Scnseless: poor.
JiTiTg n. Expired, dead,
afar (far.-) 2./. Going ; march ; a
period; a means; road; a stale or
condition; a refuge ; fate.fortune.
Jrffl3>(HTf I. n. Motion; asylum ;
course ; condition, state.
Ufa*! ([) I./. The name of a
river ; mutual seuuraliun.
JITIt (Ti-fV^l a. Guitig, moving.
jjsk.WI (err) 1./. Fickleness,
srsjsi (stj-wt-w) Impossible; deki ted; helpless.
I^l^fff I. fl. To speak urtieu.
lately, to be sick, (gr) Ji^qfft 10.
a, To thunder.
a*{C*{i)t "Disease; speech jJ&iiAm'* younger brother. lV )f. A
a K Talkalive ; lustful, ui. A name of K'liidar/in.
JI^T^ iBjjj i. a. A kind nf raM ns.
ce-beurer ;
at* ( 2
(?t) 1 - Two celestial
physicians, sons of Asicini.
fpT9Kw;)l-n- A " ame of Pi**""Jl^l.VTtT;) 1 M.h name of Krishna.
ji-rrsn: (T:) 1. A cloud.
nKTTrfirtfa:) 2- A medicament.
JI^T# () 1- n. A kind of grass.
JlfirH {*:.HI--n)/>. Spokei
*fir* (*) 5.
Vishnu; a sick man.
^(^0 ].w. Sobbing.
jr^.Kjf* (fHO 2. m. Inarticulate
expression of joy or grief.
J1^.T< OO Sobbing.
JTS^rff 05) 5-/. Inarticulate
speech vritli sobbing.
Tig {^) 1. n. Prose, a. Spoken.
HHTIW* {ft) 1 . n- A weight of 34
or 48 rcl lis. Also Ji^n 1 ^.
flWU (^-arr-ai) That should be
gone, traversed, or attained.
W Cg:) 2. m, A traveller.
IT=iT(5fIT-iat-*f[) a. Going,
jr^,^) 3./. A curt or cur.
IPHU*I (1:) i. m. A cart.
jtw (K^S*) JJrW 10. rf. To injure ;
to move ; to beg.
ara?(W:)l.m. Smell ; perfume ; sul-
jpn.^ 3./. A perfume.

liH.WS I*) 1. Fragrant grass.
iraf-TO (st:) 1. m. Fine elephant.
HM.JIT (w:->Itr-ii) a. Having smell.
JTO.Hl"! (Vj 1 Smelling.
nw.^rI*T(WI) l./.Musk.
JTW.3THT (?f) 1. n. Laurel leaf.
flW.Î (Wl) 1./. The nc.se.
ir^.TJia (is) I. n. A musical instrument used in battle.
Jiaj.etr(ii) 1. n. Fragrant gross.
ipu.ia^ (mr s ) 1./. A perfume-
K.'wfalf''!:) S
/. Musk.
data).
flW.sTI-gnal (>) 3./. A plant.

JT^-itma (iir) 5. m, A fragrant
kind of basil or tulati.
nai.^T^C'ill 3./. The nose.
iia.fiT=mi(1T> 1. /.Double j.mmin.
jr^.q^ (^;) 1. m. A while sort of
basil. (fi\if. A kind of zedoury.
0=1T] /. Ajwaen.
3lW-TT3lfJI-Sr (Hi) 1./. Turmeric.
JTW-^lsTt (lit) 3./. Ze.loary.
irat-qiqim. (ut;) 1. m. Sulphur,
phur; relationship; prido./.Mi- ;t=J.firmf^rcri (SjI) 1./. The smell
chelin champacn. n. Aloe wood. of incense, or sm>>ke of it.
HWSu*:)!."!. Sulphur ; Morungu. . naj.^rrr l<n) 1. /. Zcdoary.
Jiaj.^rfw^TH./. A femnle ar- | itW.JJH {W-) 1- A kind of reed
lisati living in another's house. or cane, ioji) /. Indigo, n. FluwJPI.TTf%*I 1./. The mother cr find sntulul used in worship,
uf the sage and poet Pjfifm. ; irw.nsjfiii:) 1 .w.Elephant or wood
Jrw.iKiWt CBt) 3./. Idem. j apple, mt-*l)/. Frnnkiucenco
Ti>I.*IB{ti)l. i. A fragrant wood. | tree; blossom of the ehauipacn
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Ji^.afasr iv) 5. m. A perfumer.

jnn,*W(s*:)2.m.The mangos tree.
ra.WST (ST) \.f. A creeper.
m.mtCvOl.n. A tree (Hibiscus
populneoidea).
irw.flf^t(fll] 3 /.Indian spikenard.
W.wn (HJ) 4./. The earth.
im-mV?li^l:-M)\.m. n. The name
of a particular mountain, in. A
Urge black bee; sulphur; a monkey chief./. Spirituous liquor.
Ifsf.JntK* (^T-ft?fi"-f^) a. Strungscented. (rti /. Lac ; perfume,
jpt.mWC WJl '" The civet-cat.
3I^.rFl^t (tl) 'i.f. A perfume.
I. m. Sec irsffllW.
W*l.y& (<a;) I. m. A plant with a

fragrant and tuberous root (Alpiaia galanga). (*at-^)/. Species of carcuma ; olibanum tree.
JPH.^sjiS [W:) l.ia. Idem.
lT^.^t 1, m. /. The
musk-rat or shrew.
HSf.ITI (51:) I. m. The civet-cat.
3n*f.q*i (11;) l.m. A bull.
ui.fiKH (} 1. , Sulphur.
n^.Hif^fll (sft) 3. /.The chainpa ca flower.
urw.-^ (:) l.m. Myrrh.
jlAi.ÎSf (5T) 1. . Sandal ; a sweet
flower, (^1)/. A perfume.
Jtaj.ô5:)l.Hi.Acele6tial musician;
a horse ; a deer ; a disembodied
spirit ; a cuekoo ; the sun ; a
Sago ; a form of marriage.
TO&fraTrau 1./. Music, &c.
JTOsSr.tVn* (<?!) i. m. Marriage
without its ceremonies.
aaiiS^(^!) 1. m. Science of music, dancing, &e.

St4.TW () 1. in. The castoroil tree (Pulina christi).
Jiaj-^tatlT (lljl./. A fly or gnat.
5TO.^H(*rq-*aVvw) 0. Fragrant.
3./. The earth ; name of a city,
of VydsaS mother and of a perJTaf.^wa (f) 1. 11! Cassia bark,
ira.^wfl (ft) 3./. A plant.
**t.Tr*(v) l.m, The wind. <^r)
/. The nose. . Fragrant.
nw-gi 1 ? (f:) 1. m. The wind ; a
musk deer, (^r) /. The nose.
JTW.fTifil (W:) I. m. Wheat.
Th,
Sil ti
ITW.WJW (gi l. a. A perfume;

a fragrant berry.
ra.HZtCt)3/.A sort of curcuma.
jraj.StrfwffWt) 2.1/1. A sweet smelling kind of rice.
JW.Ufa'Sr i-*X) 3,/. Musk-rat.
W.iiTax (r;) l.m. Musk.
at.*K (t : ) 1. m. Sandal.
(^T) 3./. The musk-rat.
nw.im (W) 1. n. The white escu-
lent
r-liljr.
nw.^liWr lnr[> 1./. A female artisnti working in another house.

JIWT^ {>) 2. m. A musk-rat.
irNTaft^TOl"!- One who gains a
livelihood by vending perfumes.
3I=iT^r(^r:) 1. hi. The orange tree.
mtfjir*^ ("fij I. it. Removing or
H5HT>T (Wf) 1. /. A plant (Celtis
oiientalia).
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J|WT<*> (=rt) 3. /. A plant <r<cdi.

ria fetida) ; n wasp.
ji5htjjr_ (jjrr) 5. m. Sulphur,
lain I.n. Eight fragrant
scents mixed together.
Jtfaja^ (*!) ] . m. Idem.
jrfara (=Mt.f*r*t-fw) . Fragrant,
n. A bug! a tree. /. (fi) 3 /.
A kind of perfume,
JIwlrT (g - :) 2. hi. The civet-cut.
.JTWIWiHW) I./. Wine.
lWP}sflf^.C$t) 5. m. A perfume.
JWlpB 2. 3./. A encipher ; a wasp ; a fragrant grass.
Jiwf(fia:j 2. in./. A ray of light,
m. The ;m../. Wife of Agnl
flVfftpnr (Wtsj) 5. m. The sun. n.
One of the 7 divUiun* of hell.
arwfa.^'S (î) I. m. Idem.
5THt*it:-'CT-T) n. Deep ; thick, impervious, deep-toned.
jrSk.*lfa(frO a.m. A deep tone.
JU&fi3ft (*T) !/ Marge drum.
awfav (*0 I- "' A sma11 P illow MI (Î-TS) JT^fTT 1 - a- To go, to
march. Wi* ^ to follow, to
imitate ; wim to ohtain, to
peruse, to omit : with to go
away ; with ^5 to know ; wither
lo arrive at, (cnuaal) to wait, to delav ; with isfr to approach ; with
t3it to go near, or to ; with
to go with difficulty ; with f< lo
with *3 (act.) logo to, (mid.) to
hit mi paiiy. In encounter; wi'h
^3tr aiulîtn approach ; with afV
and "aw to rise from a seat ; wil h

gffT and v\ to return ; with nfif
and Ttl to return to go to meet;
with W and HI to meet; with
(j and gij to yield, to surrender.
iTH(Hi)I. m. Going ; march ; a road.
JIH.3riftH (W) I- Rashness.
n*i(*i:) 1 . m. A road ; a traveller.
liflir (5ft 1. n. Going in general ;
march ; acquisition.
JTHITT^ ('5:-'^[-'^') n. Worthy of
guiiii; iiftur in ln'iii^r finis: hi ; n't.
flHifltl (qi-flT-li) H.That fluiukl he
gone, done, or practised.
JIHTira (fliJl.'M.Guing mid comini,'.
affflrf (Wl-TII-lOp, Made go, sent.
nfflH_(1) 5. m. A passenger.
JTErfif 1 . a. To go.
HWtft (tl) 3. /. Gmelina atboren.
nsiftKs-Î-t) o Deep ; slow ; dull.
m. An incantation; a lotus; a
citron. /. (tt) Hiccup.
H^Hl (Til) I./. Depth.
ji^rtr.^t^ (^:) I. m. Deep sound.
mifo^ftft, !^t) 5. m. A restive
unmanageable elephant.
ii'iilrri: ;"<V) 1. n. Deep nieaiiiiiir.
3IR Attainable; accessible ; fit./. KIT A whore.
STJg-n (<Ti) 1./. Accessibility.
JlHlHTsr (51;-irr-i) p. Cone over.
ersed, |
e to.
of usage. (*()/ The city CnyifJTCfrs) l.w. Sickness, m.n. FoiI son; antidote. /.(r[]Swalliwiiig.
1 ft Kind of grass, it. Sprinkling.
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(: 5(1 Wl Aniidolic; sail at ire. hi Basil./, (gtl A fish.

jitw('j1. ji.Whrtting. sprinkling
JPC^ (^-^l-^) a. Poisoning : unwholesome. u. Poison.
(fl:) 1. m- A peacock.
11^ (V.) 1. hi. The fatfus.
fl^lsjU-'i-Tlic venom of a snake ;
bundle of hay; a meagre.
flTfait ^-faift-fw) a. Poison on f.
JTTTJirV (^) 3 / A kind of grass.
Jrq!W* 1. n. Morungu seed.
JITlf'î f*l) 1-/. Lno.
afriTJr (*?r) 5. m. Weight.
Jlf^S (^-ai-F) n. Heaviest, very
heavy, most venerable.
Jlfl*re(TIR-1I>ft-*l:) n. Idem.
ant? [T:) 1. m. Garuda the bird of
Vishnu ; an emerald.
nnT.saw l.w. Vishnu.
JI*T.TfT(ii) i. n. Cry of Ganiila.
ipt*TUar(ai: ) l.ffl. /(runn, charioteer of ihe sun.
fltrrfffH (?r) I. An emerald.
fl*T3jp? fjjfi) 5. in. Idem.
itvilTil 1 " ( l n ) 1. n. 7i/em.
jrqa (f))5.m. A wing.
(Wis) 5. w. The bird and
vehicle of Vishnv ; any bird.
JUrtJlftrw <A) 5- m. A quail.
JU*r (n) 1. m. A sage, the son of
Brahma, n\St Z.f. His wife,
uk i. A kind of fish. (*r)
/. A churn ; a gullet.
irfrs(Si) 1. m. A kind offish.
iif*) o. A descendant
of Garga, belonging to him.
jt8 Jiifir l.n.Tomove.
jist (f%i jisiht iraqfa i. 10. . To

sound, to rumble, to roar.
1131 (3T) I. n. The louring of tiephtints : grumbling of clouds.
JTST^r (cE;)l m. A fish, n gilt-head,
rtj 1. n. Sound ; passion ;
reproach ; war, conflict.
Jistrtt*] (*j:-m-J?: n. Roaring.
TTSTT <X) 1. n. A carrot.
Jlfm ififc) -1, Hi. The in littering of
Jira (HMTI-lt) p. Sounded, bellowed. I. m. An elephant in rut.
. Distant thunder.
ji^j (s&i-sqi-^") it. Hoaring.
irfl,*:)l.m. A hole ; hollow of the
Ufa*! (TO 1 ./. A weaver's workshop; the hole ha pats his feet in.
(faO i^fff a^fa l . lo. a. To
sound ; to roar, to bellow.
3n?V(tl:)I m. Ail ass ; smell. Oft)
f3iT /.An a;a ; insect, disease of
theskin. 1. n. The white lotus.
ufw.SIrar fa:) I . m. A plant (Oviedu vert i eel lata).
iTf Hlfair (*) 1 . n. Ass's skin.
jntrar I. Mm A kind of tree
(Hibiscus populneoides).
3l<WT5?*r(u:) I .m. The white lotus.
flifw^rr I./. An eruption.
)Tif 1. m. Eagerness.
ITS^T (atl-aTMTJ o. Covetous.
Jlfssr (sf -fSift-fi) a. Greedy.
jr^ (*) Jnhfii 10. a. To desire
or covet. Vide US.
JTsJ Jl^ftl 1. a. To move or go.
Jl4 (^0 1. m. Fride, haughtiness.
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JItiS ;%0 1 . m. A fret us ; a child ; the

womb; the belly ; the insiilo ;
inner room. /. Interval .]f
J1H I. m. /(fan.
Jliq; far:) [ . m. A chnplet of How-
nv.ijq (a-.-tfi) 1. m./. An inrunt.

m5.3ffl (ifl) 3. /. A pregnant feJt^.siS' IT:I 5- "i A wumb-probe.
im.rmi (mi) 1./. 'ITie uterus,
flw.^j ii:-igi-^7| a. In ths womb
1. m. Abortion.
JIW.qtfaTt l^l-faift-fg) o, Produ-
iru.JCT (T)l.n. Inner room : King

in chamber ; adytum.
JTH.ir^'n (^) 1. - Conception.
JTH.^rfffT (tTt-finflffl) a. Procuring or producing abortion.
I. " Quickening.
JIH.^TT (n:-HT W) <J. Miscarrying.
ire.^ffT (fir:) 2. /. Miscarriugc.
JTWT3 (H:) 1. in. Enlargement or
nvr lling of Hi; naval,
JTH,^ i 3><) a. Impregnating,
procrentive. in. A tree. (^1) I ./.
A shrub so called.
JI)3.5r(^J n. Closing abortion.
srw.HKii (m) 1. ii. Conception.
flW.^re'I (31) 3. /.Umbilical cord.

JTH.'tf';^ 1. m. Sccundinea.
TH-1lf*Tr (;st|5. in. Kicc ripening
nftcr two months.
Jia.tTT-T* (^;-^t-^) a. Producing
abortion, m. Kcd morunga.
HWVlfr*l(^]l. ii. Abortion. l^Y)/.
Any plant or drug producing or
supposed to produce nborlion.
JIW.^fTfH (rfr-fiuftfif) Producing abortion, (rrt) 3./. A kind
of potherb, or vegetable.
JIH.qiwi! (n") 1. n. Gestation.
; the WO
n. The u
i of
the drama.
JiHTvi^t li,) I, n. A ceremony per.
formed prior to conception.
JTMTWq (71:) 1. m, The womb.
JIHIEH (U:f 1. m. The 8th month
of gestation, the 8th year.
nf&Hl (iftl 3./. A pregnant woman ; a plant (Asclepias Rosea.)
nfwiri.îr (W) 1. n. Midwifery.
liflPjailfpfl (111) 3. /. A female
or cow miscarrying from going
unseasonably.
H<m3*TI W) I-/. Kind of rice.
JTftrt (7T) 5./ A grass; gold reed.
Jl Jl^fit 1 To be pioud.
1T5T I. in. Pride.
n^T (Ti-TI-T) n. Proud.
i^T? (k;) 1. m . A watchman ; a
i, Pn
I
j
i
1
n^{f%) Htfair I- c. To Mann

despise. Also Jl4*lPf 101b.
Jl^n (li) 1. ii. Censuring,
jr^H (7);-ur-if] a. Despicable.
rr%< (ii) l./. Abuse.
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afr^f (S:-Wt-W) p. Detpised.

>HMk- W"^ J* w.contemptibl e.
iTO.wif<?r(^t-f^-fk) o. Speaking ill, vilely or inaccurately.
JI*f Jlflfft l.o. (W.^l 10. d. jthij^
To eat ; to ooze or drop; with ^
to fall; with ft to go, to bciir.
JT I'd;) l.m. The throat ; 11 reed ;
c rope ; resin ; n fish ; a flute.
JIWI*:) l.m. A kind of fob.
Jpfl.5P*(g:)l.ni.A hull's dewlap.
JI"t.JTO 1. in. Inflammation,
enlargement of the glands of
the neck, a swelled neck.
Jl^.D"? I. m- A fish sauce ; a
day of study before a day of relaxation ; a lunation ; throttling.
HOI* (') I. a. Melting ; dropping.
Jist^l*) (*:-UI-) FusiLle.
Jt5lf=5tTI (51)1./ A small pitcher.
JlW.fligiOai) 1./. A thread worn
round the neck i a necklace.
(?T:) I . m. A peacock.
JP!!.'Zlf*FST{*0 I./. Tlie uvula or
euft pnlntc of the mouth.
**.Wft(tf| 3./. A she-goat.

iW.i I. Throttling.
JUilTTtT:)! m. A disease of the
throat, inflainmutiun.
Jiwrfa^ (W-i 1. A piawn or
sbrimp.Also Hfllfjt*. JtSlffl*
Jiff* (f%0 2. w. A strong lazy ox.
flftI('t:-'tr-Ti]o. Dropped; melted.
{) l.n. Incurable leprosy, when the joints Tall off.
Wt-Wt-W) a. Toothless.
JtfllTf.H it. Nailless.
Jtfa-ff.fl 5 * (*T:-5.l-*i) n. Blind.
itPjlflp^fr:-^-!:) a. Disgraced.
JW.JPtjf'B:)! .m.The adjatnnt bird,
i.Wfl(tft) 3./. A ahe-goat.
JPSfst:) 3./. A sort of gem.
ira JIBIW 1. ii. To lie bold, confident, proud or daring.
H=W (ac-TMr-WJ a. Troud : hold.
flWI (=B1) I. /. A multitude of
throats, or of grass ropes,
l.m. The cheek.
Jpjrar (T:) 1. m. Idem.
JlB.-^rg-d (KT) S.f. A small round
pillow to put under the cheek.
JlWfli 1 . in. A goblet; crystal.
(*) JTSCi 1 . d. To blame.
ire*l(u:)l.!fl. A species of ox (Bas
gavieus) ; a monkey cbirf/.l^l).
nn-xvn (w:) L.m. A bull.
"T^F 1. m. A wild buffalo.
ii. liuffuloe's horn.
BTTS ( l 3:--*f) l.m. An air-hole.
bull's eye ; a monkey chief. (ql)
/. Sort of cucumber ; u pluut.
iRl^.Ml^ t. n. A lattice.
jnrrqU^) s -f- A fish,
jpnîr (f-*t) I 3./. Pasture, or
meadow grass,/. A hay-rack ; a

soit of cucumber; a plant.
flTpOT(V:)l' m ' Tbc Bos gavasus.
H^TUT jiT:) 1. m. An outcasts.
JTTtfii*! Okt) If. Lac.
iraTO*! (W) 1./ Cow's food for
n day. its daily allowance.
1*1 ("sfy 3./ A cow ; speech.
itfFSK (C:) 1. m. Owner of kin c.
11^* (W: ) 2. i, A cloud, / A kind
of grain (Cuix barbata).
| JITO W)2./.ifrwt.
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n. Red chalk.
n5*[ (ti) 1. /. A plant (Hedy.
saruni lagopodioides).
ai JR^nffT 10. o. To seek,
to bunt for s to mate un effort.
ar5lJ (tf-'Sl) I. n./. Research.
H4f<tw (rr:-Jir-Tf) Sought.
siSff IT01- "' An excellent cow.
ijsff (Wft-ia) n. Of or belonging
to a cow ; fit for cattle. /. n. A
bow- a
g/.Mul
yellol
. A pig
*lf l.n. The ancient
twokus of present mca
Jrafs (fir:) 2. m./. /Am.
(^f.) l^lfa 10. o. To be
thick as a forest, or as grass.
ITS (^;) 1. ni. A cave ; wood.

jIVJT(*i:-f T--sfi a. Impervious, n. A
wood ; a cave ; pain.
Ki\V (*j:-*rr-lf) a. Impervious.
JiWK (X-K\l l.n. 8. /. A cave; i
wood ; pride ; hypocrisy ; a weeping, m. An arbour.
JII(-*,Jnf l.d. To go. (falWJITfa
3rd restricted to the Vedas.
Jll(Jir) I./. A verse.
1IT (T:-Tt-T)a. Of the river Ganges, hi. Ktirlikt'ya, Bhhhma.
JUTS A prawn or shrimp.
JIT^q (H;) 1 . m. Won.
JtTTHjfa (fa:) 2./. S/iishma.
JlliÎ I- m. A name of Bhdkma and of Kdrlikfya.
mW) 3. / A plant (Hedysarum lagopodioides).
niiat (st) 3./. A plant (Guilandin a londucclla).
infrtl (a) 1. a. Ganges' current.

mfSfTq (OO 1. M. A quail.
JII3{^:-3r-S)n. Excessive, uch;
firm ; hard ; close.
JI13Fn (wi) \ .f. Firmness.
Jira.gfo (%:) 2. m. A scymitar. a.
Miserly, close-fisted,
in *rTil<Tr:-rnft) ".Relating to G<tndsha or the leader of a troop.
lUWTTflKsii-fqt'fliln. /rfem.TO.Worhipper of Gttne'&ha. n. His worship ; chicftuiu-lilp ; jirc-iilem-v.
nifwro () 1 . n. A set of harlots.
Jnfrfr (wW) 1. wi. n. The bow of
Arjuna, any bow.
JlTsfa (li-'f) 1. m. n. Won.
JIl'BlfqH(^1j5.m.Anamcof Arjuna.
I,l 3"l^' ; l2..Agandhnrbaor celestial chorister, a singer ; the cuckoo ; large black bee. a. Angry,
ims (fft-al) 4. m. 3./. A singer.

m (M) 1. u. The body; a limb or
part of the body.
Jrm.WTfT (TI) I./. Cowach.
WH.mafaV 3./. A towel.
*H.*#rN*.(Vt) 5. m. The polecat (Vivcrra putorius).
WV*ffW (7:> L m. A small bird.
Tr*T*JSJH^t(^l)3./. Fragrant unguents or perfumes.
itliT^T^srfsifl.N. Using perfume.
HTTO(V:}1. m. A musician, a singer ; a chanter of sacred verse.
m*TT{*n} 1 . /.A verse, metre, song.
jrnr.wn; (ro 1- A singer,
infa^r 1- w. Idem.
irt(s.ia) Jtiww I. A To stand or
stay ; to seek ; to compile.
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WIU (:) I. ;. Place ; soundings
cupidity, a. Nut very deep.
JJlfa (ft:) 2. m. The name oft
king, father of I'iswdmitra.
(:) 1. m. A name of Viswdmilra. So itlft.QH:, &c.
mfs-SK (T) 1-n. KaxouJ.
A.(0 3. w. FiMmfmifro.
Jir5l(1!) 1. m- /Aw.
JHf(a)l. n. Singing, n song, sound.
JlTf*f^t (*()) 3./. Orris root.
JTUTtq (J^-UI-fi) n. Musical.
irra(W) 2. m./. A traveller.
JmifUlft] 3./. A carriage, a cart.
mP*imft) 3/.Thu river Ganges.
nrF<^.BT (1=) m- RMshmn.
Hia(4(*f01 A heavenly chorister. . A song ; form of insu i-iagu,
requiring only mutual agreement .0. Belonging to aGnitdharha.
Jir*ir^(K:)l ."'.One of the seven primary notes of niuric i red lead ;
a country n. Gum, myrrli/.(<t)
Wife of Diritanh&tra ; music.
JIliWlTI (1 : ) I m. Daryiidhnna.
Jtlfaiajf t* : ) 1- w. A scribe ; a per-
fumer; a kind of n orm.

115* a. Gi>ing.
JIi>fiiaj 1 Depth ; dignity.
5111* HP) 1. m. A singer.
Jirufat (^t) 5. m. A tree that
ieldsl
n (Min
Jtm* (<t) 3./. A sacred verse.

Bre*T(*P) 1 ' n ' A singer ; a gossip.
n. A singing, . Singing.
Jliftl (*) 1 . m. Rice.
flTH (T:) t. m. Gold; a charm
against poison ; au emerald.
itPlfsBX {:) 1. m. A charmer.

mvfl (3fi) 3./. Hogwccd.
H[W7T (10 1. n. The emerald.
Jlldl (STi-wTf-w') . Born of Garga.
JHBSff (w) l. . A multitude of the
descendants of the segc Garga.
itirf.g^nrtiifi) (f*(;) 2. m. A descendant of the son of Garga.
Jlrnr(nq; --"ijl -Tjjj J u. Of Cnrpn.
nti{-h) I. m. Desire; an arrow.
a. Of a vulture ; greedy.
flTi.mj (q:) |, m . An arrow,
irf .TPI CWi) I. m. /dem.
H&W) " Of a vulture.
HlfilW-wf-^') - Uterine.
Jltfw* (qf a. /dew.
JiirHW (oill.w. A number or assemblage of pregnant women.
ITtftrVJ ("aj I. B. /uVni.
irr^.TIHKHj:)! . '" A sacred Gre always kept burning by a liouseholdcr,and transmuted tu others.
[YU(il) I. n. Order, state, or
condition of a house-holder.
f1 (Vs) '- '" Flowing ; Jlux.
(if) I. ii. Straining ; fusing.

111*4 (*:> Lib. A tree the bark
of which is used in dying (Symptoms roccmosa) ; a sage.
fllft>{f>:) 2. m. A curse.
HlfifH(fl'J-tI-rf)f.Dropped ; strained ; melted ; decayed ; lust.
HlpBi(t-ftfl-ftr)a.Faain g , distilling ; abusing/.GesticuIulion.
fltitH (V) I. a. Lotus seed.
Jll* (*,^) itlTn 1. rf. To churn.
With to immerse, to but he ;
with ft tu bathe, to agitate.
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JItPjH (Hi-Ht-li) J>- Immersed

shaken ; destroyed.
mfaKtTlT-^-Sln. Bathing, &c.
fir^(iitO 8-/ Speech, goddess of
speech ; fame, celebrity.
fftXU (Hi) I, n. Swallowing.
fiKT (Tl) 1./. Speech.
fitf'T (ft:) 2. m. A mountain. /.
Swallowing ; a rat. a. Venerable.
ftft.TO*(*0 Intra* thunderbolt, a. Rock- splitting.
fnfV.^t(*T0 I . m. A tree (Nauclea K:nlamba).
ftft.qt'VC (v) 1. m. A cave.
ftft.**<fi(t) 3- / A wild plantab growing in hilly placeB.
fjlft.vPiiwi (Wl) t./. The earth.
&ft.**f (<f)l./.Aplant(Hedysarum alhaji).
fjt(x.*ô("l:-WT-^() o. Mountainlike, resembling a mountain.
fnPc*t !-/. A small rat.
f3lft.I*(t!) I. St. A blind or oneeved man ; blind from disease,
ftft.a* (*s) 1. m. A play ball.
fnft.W (l!-Vf-fJ < Mountain
born, a mountaineer. l,m. A tree
(Bassia). /. Durgd: the shad-
dock ; a jasmine ; a pebble ; talc,

gum benjamin ; bitumen ; iron,
filftaip" 1 " Tn,c '
Rift."^<*:) 1. m. A thunderbolt.
fnftH (rT>H[.rf) a. Swallowed,
fnft.î (*') 1. . A hill fort.
fJCft.Wg (g:) 2. m. Red chalk.
fift-tâT (Wijl. m. A thunderbolt,
fitft.yflr (ifi) 1 . n. Bitumen.
firtx*B()l - ".Top of a bill, ridge.
fsftfan (W:-Î-ti> o. Fond of

mountains./. The Yak.
filftfH (n.) 5. A plant (Plectra nth us scutellaroides).
fflfr. (:-: W) o. Mountain born.
rn. A small Btonc./. Pdrvati.
fnft.nf"nri(wi;i /. A plant (Echites antidyeentcrica).
fitft.Hll (B:) 1. . A large and
powerful elephant,
fnft.^* (tt) 5./, Red chalk,
j fflfwST I*) 1- n.Idem.
. f*ft^ 1. U. Fcctid mimosa.
, filftflffi (:) I. m. A play bail.
| fitftira (*:) l.ra /rfem.
ftft.Wlfa* Living
in mountains./. Kind of Arum.
Pift.H(wO 1 . m. A name of Shiva.
firtXJirRrit(Wi) 3./. A plant (Clitoris ternateo).
filft,1JT(T0 1 .m. A peak ; Gtmfoha.
fjrft.^TT (ti) t. m. The Malaya
fftQr(T fin) 1./. Pdrvati,

Uftfl (Us)l. A name of Siiua.
of Himalaya, of Vrihaspali.
fire(^T:-5II-^f) o. Swallowing.!, in.
The ciiron ; a swallowing.
fn^.Hi^ (^:) l.m. A shark,
fipfll (W) Lit. A swallowing,
fflfw (faO 2./. W,
frf^fl (Tf;-?fT-ff> a. Swallowed,
fiwi (*HJ:) 1 - m. A brahman versed
in the Sdma Veda : an actor,
iitir (Tij I. n. Singing, song./.
(ttl) Name of a poem. n. Sung.
Jibi.HirXir (xt) 5. Bl . A Kinnara

or celestial chorister.
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iFlfa (fii:) 2 /- So "E i a melre '

Otw in:) I. nt. Vrihasfiali.
nti (Si-Jl-*}) n. Praised, celebrated ; swallowed.
5ilPS(fw:) 2./. Swallowing ; fame,
celebrity, praise, npplause.
ffi) 3./. SarBsumti.
jft.4i^ (Wt) 1. in. A deity, a god.
irNflT (firO 2. m. Vrihaspati, regent of Jupiter and teacher of
the gods ; a pandit.
U (ftt,%) Wf 6. a. To void excrement. (S)H>rS 1. rf.Tosuunu
inarticulately.
jrmm (g:) 1. m. A gum resin.
0$:) 2. m. /<<<.
(î-^tjl. m. 3./. A cluster
of blossoms ; a clump of grass j
a necklace ; a cockade ; a bun
die. /. A species of Bonduc.
r<mî (:} I. ' Idem.
ji^.uk (*[) 1, m. The palm tree.
JT^.iFBI 03T) 1-/. 'Hie plantain
tree ; the vine.
JtÊT* (* ! ) "* A necklace of
thirty-four strings.
g*VI(W:)l.m. Species of grass.
irwii(srfii 1. n. (fit)i[5ifa G. a. {\)
jrsjfll 1. a. To sound, to buz.
(fl) 3./-One of the Rdgms.
(W) 1- to- A cluster of blossoms, a nosegay./. W A small
shrub (Abrus precatoriusj ; a
kettledrum ; a low sound ; a
tavern ; reflexion.
apr.WW (TlS.m. A large black bee.
TflT (0 1. n. Humming sound.
JrfaWI (*f) I./. The ganja seed.
flfaft (K'.-TTC-fi) p. Hummed. 1. n.

Buzzing humming sound.
irfzÎ (qri) I./. A pill, a bolus.
Jrfo^r. 71 tit's: 1 1 .m. Division by lot.

tW,T) B^fa 10. a. To surround, envelope or enclose.
Jry(fw!Jryfft 6. n.To defend. (fa.T)
nijfs, Jtisdfii 1. 10. a. To enclose ; to pound.
ST(l:)l. m. A globe or ball ; raw
sugar; elephant's trappings ; a
mouthM.IT/.Apui
3Tff (*:} 1. to.
treacle, n. Treacle.
JITajft (^) 3./. A personification
of a musical mode.
JTT^r {^l) 3. /. A plant (Meniapermnm glabruin).
JTsMSI (if) 1. n. Sugar-cane.
JJT.nrar () 5.R. The aromalic hark
of the woody Cassia.
jtt.WS(^) 1. n. Mace.Cassiu bark.
it.Î^ (^0 2. Sugar-cane.
(T:) 2. m. Sugar piled for
with
j ir*.fi? (gj I- n. A sweetmeat.

nV.ijm (t:)\. m. A kind of Bassia.
W.qnw(0 l.m. A lreefP//ii/
*I*.r^ La. A sweatmeat.
IW.^JB (*0 n. A kind of Amaranth (A. polygamic).
f?i) 1. n, A sort of rum.
JJS.wBKl (tr) 1./. Sugar refined.
JW.filJ (*J0 2. m. Red morunga.
nHri J (*'l) I-/- Sloth.
iTSt.in (JT.) 1 . M. SAit-n ; Arjuna.
J1TIH7 (W) I. to. A mountain.
Sfin*! (*r) 1./- A pill.
wtfftf) a-/- A weeper ( Mcnis permum glabrum.)

Jj-^t (-eiI) 3./ Wm.
ji^ (w) "' A mouthful.
3liK^ (it:) 1. Tttem.
sjilTPn 1./. Sugar.

JTr inpjfir 10, 8, To invite;
to advise ; to multiply.
jt^ (V:)l.m. A quality ; a proper" ty i a means, a form ; an excellence i a string, a chord; an organ ofeeiwe. {V)f. Plant from
which bow-strings arc made.
aruT(>s:) l.m. A reckoner, a nu" mcrator ; the multiplyer.
ajm.asrt [Ki) 1 IShima-sena.
JTW-HIT (S) I, n. Panegyric.
WK.'JVI! {""J I. n. Acknowledging
or appreciating merit.
W.HlRrr,(*-f^t-ft) a. Idem.
**.lgfl(Wi-VT-tD n.Suitcd to good
qualities ; attached to merit.
JIU.S tfaa (Ifl-fa^t-ftO a. Cciiboriuus; calumniating.
*<l!.'J!(fl:-5Il-W) o. DUtinguiahing
HVS.Vfâd. By merit.
Jr^m (tit) 1./. Excellency; innate worth ; multiplication,
;i"T.qq (V) 1. n. The three qualities, truth, pus; ion and darkness.
aw.^wrfrra CO 1- i- Test or
investigation of qualities .JTii.wS (<flO 1. m. The virtue or
office of any quality.
^TT (^) 1- n. Describing ; enumerating ; multiplying.
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JT*fTf;i(*l) I./. Dance, introduction to a drama ; a cypher ; collating manuscripts ; a necklace.
5il (Tt) 3. /. Examining the
sacred books ; collating copies.

n*ifal(^:-^r-'j) a. Advisable ; nuineruble. 1. a. Practice, particularly in science.
71^. Ji (jf) l. n. Great merit.
nu.asji 1. n. Idem.
TU.fsui (f.WV) a. Attached to
merit, fond of excellence.
flU.WW (SO l.m. The loss of all
good qualities or properties.
JUfltJ (iji-^t-fl) a. Meritorious.
Mij.H^Ta; (t=;) 5. n. Greut merit,
3K.^H(T:-lSl *>o. Meritorious.
ni.gT (if) I. n. Mark of merit.
JTW-SKlfaiin (aji) l.f. A tent.
fli!.*t*I(*(:-aj|--W) a. Merit ; loviag ; having a string (a bow).
V*.~*% (^l-^^t-^fT) a. Possessing good quiditics,
^n.^-TiH (:-flr-*?) a. Excellent.
JT^.^Ht (Ti-^r-TTJ a. Idem.
JWf.îT (Ht) 1./ Excellence.
JT^lTnif (^) I. m. An adjective.
JIW.-fiSB) (<q> l.H. Pre-eminence.
n^.m (*0 1- m. A mast.
st^^HI (m) l.f. Encomium.
srn-flU^ 5./. Great merit.
JTU.^T (TO l.m. Union of qualities, association of properties.
ntr.^f^ (v) 1. m. 7aVm.
jih.îjit 1^0 1- A name "f
Brakmd; of Jimldha. a. Having
an ocean of excellencies.
B.*jffl (fit:) 3-/. Panegyric.
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W.^tsr(5r:-J!I-a| o.Void of merit.

jihkst; (î)I. in. Buddha, a. Having a mine of excellencies.
W"?TtTfrT (Tr:-ITf-vi) Void of or
freed from a)! properties.
aWTH^l^ (M:) 1. m. Conformity or
suitableness to any quality.
WI*nr (^) l.n. Variety of merit.
JTVTfafT (Ht-irMTJ a. Meritorious.
JturniTi^ (^;) 1, m. Detraction.
Jimpn^ {:) 1. m. Semblance of
merit or of qualities.
jnti^ti (7}:-*it-*i) a. Meritorious.
ufa.JUT (T01. m. Number of good
persons, or good qutdities.
sfajjfw: frt-W) a. Multiplied, collected, heaped together.
Mfii.lv rtO 1- Equality of
merit on both sides.
Hp**, (*1-Wi!Y-ftr) a. Endowed
with good qualities, m. A bow.
JTBt.W-T (X-.-m-lT) a. Made secondary ; deserving ; applying.
Jri^T in. Name of a mountain, a. Having good qualities.
(5:) 1. m. Excellence
jrwisii^rtJT (w) l.n. Eulogium.
nwifervT (e-EI-e) n. Meritorious.
Jiwmfr (yf-.-Kl-ff) a. Idem.
Jtwre (V) 1. n. Great merit.
arf^fT (w:.l-'fl) a. Pounded.
Jt(U:) l.nt. A fragrant grass.
Jgm(w0 I. m. Dust; dirty meal ;
Jlfn*Ki (3j:-qn)l. >"./. Flour, meal,

apaî C^l) I . / Place of Jaganndth's car in the rath-ydtrd.
nfa* (Ri-m-^lf- Puunded.
jjirn (ug : .r
T-mfc a- That may be dear enumerated.

(W) I. A cluster of blossoms ; a clump of grass ; a necklace ; a perfume ; a bundle.
(50 1- A nosegay; a
Chauri made of n cow's tail.
jifg.gq(nT!)]. tn.Ecliites scholaris.
*ffli(ii)l.>n. A necklace or garland of twenty-four strings.
1% Sr^fH 1. a. To play.
^ I. n. The anus.
ZKÎ'S (*0 l.n. Piles.
ne^ a |'BT (5f) 1. 11. Idem.
JT^.UT (0 I. i. Constipation.
J1^.H (:} 1. hi. Prolapsus uni.
rtO 1. Piles,
a*. W'Wfir 10. a. To
peak falsely, tu lie.
5^ (=) SlVK 1. rf. To play. f*l>
JtSlf'T 4.fl. To surround. ()
SraiftT 3. a. To be angry,
flfaJT (W-WMJj p. Surrounded.
JJVT (T>-<) Protecting.
51=^3 t*"0 m- The sound of a
email oblung drum.
jr=?ra I. m. A kind of bird.
1^ 1- "' A kind or grass,
/. (^r.l A fragrant grass.
1^1*1 (^0 ! Tllc bnrtavelle.
M (gi) flTufif 1. 0. To guard.
m,T^) ""Jfjf To he confused,
(T)5rWfic 10- ".To ahine. Irr.
STJIUWTo conceal, to blame,
nfas! (Wt) 1. m- A king, a prince.
HT!(jn-ST-H) 0. Preserved ; hidden.
/. Cowach. n. Secretly.
Jtjr.nt> tfnO 2. . A spy.
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V?.^X (v:) 1. . A name of Bo' /urrfmn. d. Going secretly.
vfvifRO Conceding, protectB 1 * () JtlffJ 6. o. To string.
MpBH 1 Hl-TIMtj Strung.
Jj*t [Wj 6. a. To string together, to arrange in order.
niqi(mi;) I, m. Tying together;
" a bracelet ; a whisker.
srfwrtTT (rri-ai-fr) n. Tied, strung.
*\ (W.'fl U^ffl C. n. To make mi
effort, to exert one's self,
(li) I. n. Effort.
311(^0 1. m. A spiritual parent or
teacher ; Jupiter or.its regent, o.
Heavy ; great ; difficult ; excellent ; dear ; long (vowel).
J^.iai 1. n. A serious or
momentous affair.
iTfl-iw rtO 1- Great anger.
Ht.VS (0 1- m, Traditionary instruction ; tradition.
ar^.trf (Tlt-Wl-it) a. Without a
teacher ; gone to one.
VK.\f (S:-l-W) a.Killing a teacher, m. White mustard.
IÂD (H:) 1. m. An elder,
mv(f;) 1. m. A peacock.
(t;) 1. ffl. A violator of
his teacher's bed.
JtX/jm.BI! tjij 1. s, Penance for
defiling a teacher's wife.
g^.Hftqw (^t) 5. n. A defiler of
a teacher's wife.
n^.HIn (10 1. m. Great heat.

JI^. (ffl)l. li. Greatness ; sacred,
new; weight ; trouble.
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Jr5.a5r^'^:l I. m. Great pleasure.
. "T^.^ () I. n. A toppz.
: JI^Tfl (7T:) I . m. The eighth luj imr constellation.
! <4) I . n. Tin. (tr) /. The
tamarind tree.
^.HTBOflt)'- m. A kind of drum.
at. Like a teacher.
jt^.si^ fulfil: ) 2 /.Treating any one
with as much respect as a teacher.
5X.Tfr-S(H0 l.m. The citron.
IT>t. Tiiy- Jll! l:-HI-) a- Having H
strong arrow (u bow).
5%ftflWI(lI)l/.(DiilbergU sisu).
ir^.53î (II) 1. /. Service of a
spiritual teacher.
JTI.^TTT (TT) 1./. Dulbergia sisu.
o. Very firm.
JI^.TW C*T) 1 ' The murderer of
his Gra or spiritual teacher.
The name of a
district 'mGmardl.f. <\ A ragilii.
5^f l..To play, (tj) JTôffT
10. q. To dwell ; to invite.
(t) ir?f<i 1. o. To endeavour.
H$*tVad. On account of a teacher,
itsp'iir (IT!) l.f. Teacher's wife.
jtsiW 3./. Pregnant,
jjsff tff) 3/. A pregnant woman.
JT (W:) 1. m. Raw or unrefined
sugar./.WI A plant; sit a pill ;
a disease, the small-pox.
a >fl^. ***;(? 0 1 .m. An esculent root.
JtfautT (*0 I./. A small ball.
fffaajr.w'IVI (BI) 1./. Playing at
bat and ball, golf, &c.
JTr^ (^:| l.m. A cluster of
blossoms ; a nosegay.
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K^**j 1. in. A cluster, &c.

l.m. The ancle.
JJW (**:) 1. m. The division of
an army, 9 elephants, 9 chariots, 27 horse, and 45 foot; a
shrub ; a fort ; the spleen ; a
disease ; discipline ; a gkdt. (wft)
/. A tent ; a thicket.
JTW-Bjg- (g-;) I. m. Kind of reed.
9>*.WW) 1. * Ginger.
3j(wt!l (ft-fw^t-ftn) a Having divisions, clumps or clusters, spleen,
&c. (^) /. A spreading creeper, or any creeping plant.
W (W) Sweetness,
5^T*(n)l. w. The betel-nut tree.
^(W)3tnifil To cover.
m. A name of KdrtiMya,
Vishnu otNishada t a swift horse.
/. A cave, a pit ; a plant.
(^) 1 . n. A cavern.
^l.WW(ia!-W)<i.Open-moiithed.
aj^nro(uO 1 . m. A tiger ; Vishnu.
SjfiBTr(i) I. a. A wood.
SjfllfJ (vj 1. b. Wealth.
n^T (t:) 1. m. A blacksmith; a
guardian, a preserver.
H^]("j:-Tjr-tll Secret, m. A tortoise; hypocrisy; Viihau. n. A
privity ; the arms.
5^PW("ft)l't.A demigod attendant
on Ktwfra, the god of wealth.
JJOTftftCKO ! m - A nanie of K "vira, the Hindu Flatus.
?TiJT^(^ : ) 2. m. A name of Shiva.
ym^ftV I. m. The fire-fly.
H-fW^ (**) 1, vt. Urine.

TJ lf^(^)l.n.A muntra, secret.
SjK.^rJqwfil 6. o.To void by stool.

*3 (*:-*I-VJ) o. Hidden, n. Private place or part ; a mystery.
asr.nTT to) I.m. A spy.
W.^rftw (ft) H- n. /Am.
Wff.ai (.') 1 . m. A son of concealed birth, the father unknown,
Jrar.wtT (*:) 1. m. The wagtail.
H3.t(n (nt) I, m. Mind j bye- way.
as, 11^ (X) 5- i". A snake,
as.gn* (:) 1. A spy.
H^-Wlfini (b) l.X. Secret inteilinee, private communication.
JT^.wrf m. A subterraneous
jiissage or secret way.
^ -wow (iR) t. m. A crow.
TO.T*W(Vj)5. m. A frog.
IIT.*JlfnT<[ {"^t) 5. m. A witness
overbearing, being concealed.
ITT (TO 1 . m. A tortoise.
JT^TfT 2. . A snake.
fpq(Ti) I. m. A son not knowing who is his father,
an (:) 1. m. Pieces, ordure.
tra (Hi] 1. m. A maiwf.
(*f)>i|Mt) o. Voided.
jc W.T.f ) srt&S- 4. a. To hurt;
he old. (î,W) ar*l^ to Btrive.
, (r) I. n. Effort, exertion.
JT^()1jjt?n 1 \To play. (nr)lO.a,
Ji5;lPs to inhabit ; to invite.
5WKT:)1. m. The betel-nut tree.
PII (TT) 1 -/ The eye in the tail
of the peacock.
JWH (iTi-TT-ii) p. Hiding.
JZ ar.f?r 1. n. To sprinkle, or wet.
JTH nwfs 1. a. To sound, to roar,
to rumble. (T> >ZBffl
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JZS (>i) I. Poisoned flesh.

Garlic ; a turnip ; gdnja.
jztfl* (V) I. m. A large jackal.
fiiDimt) I . m. A name of Kandarpa.
ramft 4. n. To covet, to
be greedy, to desire earnestly,
JZ^ 1. m. Kdma or Cupid.
JZD[w:| 3. m. Understanding ; wind
voided downward, a. Bad.
JIVJ (vji-wn-vl) a. That may be eovited or desired.
' I S.* 1 S , - 1 S : 1^ , Covelous wmn(TIT) 1./. Covetouaness.
BS (MO 1. m. A vulture, u. Covetous, greedy, desirous.
HV WV (tij 1. n. Cemetery, &c.
Jm-i#t (*) 3./. The jujube.
jJV.tlW(srO' . m. Name of Jatdya.
rare* (St) 3./. Lumbago,
eft (ft:) 2. m. A cow that has
had one calf; a yam ; the jujube.
)Z*(w,W) Jt^S I . d. To take, to receive. (W,*)lTOlir. 10. if. Idem.
TSX (t) 1 . A house ; wife ; name.
J2^.*^^(Ti) 1 .mi. A smooth, oblong
stone for grinding condiments,
jjw.sjsn (*jr) I./. The aloe.
(0 1. m- A pigeon.
JZT.*Tê>) 1. n- House-building.
J5T.TTTO(*0 1 m. House-builder.
JM.Tlftw fft)S.M. Idem i a wasp.
jaT.ITHr (4*)1< House -keeping.
JZ^.niHf (Ml) I./. A house lizard,
wt-irprei 0*t) 1./. Idem.
House sparrow.
n~i firs (Sfl.n. Breach in a bouse ;
a family quarrel or trouble.
JST^.W (!:-5|r-^f) a. House born.
srwt (*) 3./. Rice water.

JJ^.TTSl (at) 3. /. A terrace in
front of a house ; a threshold.
HT.^re (^:-"ft)l. m. 3./. Domestic or house slave.
ICT.Kfftlfi") 2./ Good woman.
IMI^TC (TO 1. w. House door.

SZ^.^B (*:) 1 in. A milky plant,
the fruit being like a ram's horn.
HT.*T1W C*0 1. *. A pigeon.
WM.^flT (*0 1 . m. A sparrow.
!((:) 2. M, A householder,
JZT.UtW (<:) 1. M. A dog.
JZ^-MTW CO I. . The site of a
habitation, ground it stands on.
T.MpB((w:)2.m.Offering of the remains of food to spirits.birds, &e.
JZTwf.f!nj(*!01.m.Kind of crane.
JZ*ff<B.*m (v) 5. m. A sparrow ;
a crane ; a crow.
8;.W(fi)l, House-breaking;
family decay ; an exile.
JZT*TM <W) 1. n. Idem.
nT.wft(ft:)2/.The*ite of a house.
JZT.f*r (fat) 2. m. A lamp.
)CT.nTf^*r (*n) I./ A bat.
av.m (to l. m. a dog.
JTJ.ifa:i_(tit) 5.TO.A householder.
t.'Pi('S!) 1. m. Idem.
KWW (5r>3J:-W) a. Disposed or
inclined to seize or take.
WT**H (t*0 1. m. A breach in a
house, or in its affairs.
JTff.^lfZOT (sjri) I./ A garden or
grove near to a house.
JZT.arWC(^) 1 . m. Domestic economy, housewifery.
ret.** (W)l*M.filliT of a house.
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(W) 1- m. A householder.
RTO.Wli (&) l.m. Householder's duly, or practice.
(ft:) I. m. The order or
state of a householder.
JZ*.*B^ [4) 1 . n. House pillar.
BTTfl(fl:)I.m. A loophole, a round
window, bull's eye.
JJTTircr (ffi) l.m. A guest.
IZVTftni (7:) I. m. A householder.
JCTTfe.<rifa*r (Wl) 5. m. A watchman, a. Watching.
ilTT^r (&) 1. a. Sour gruel.
milfqt(W:)l.M. A householder.
W!<W (1:) l.m. A garden, or
grove near to a house.
Wfrfw (*[) l./.A small lizard.
JZtnttrTWt(^) 3./.A threshold.
urnfinw (H:-WT-'t) a. Living or
remaining in the house.
1./. The betel-tree.
BYnQnlW) 5- m. A small smooth
oblong stone on which condiments are ground together.
>rff*U*!> 3./. A wife.
5. m. A householder.
JJTTtt (h:-ht-h) p. Taken.
Sfhr.fnq W-*lt-^ a. Learned.
B^hr.f<W(*J a. Escaped, fled.
JMiU.Sfl* (u:--JTr-*i) a. Remunerated, having received wages,
JT#\ {(H-*t-) o. Taking or disJZî-q^T"! 1. n. Any domestic
utensil or instrument.
JCTTjjrnfai) I, m - Tmtiy trouble-,

a nuisance, as vermin.
TTftwi (*T)1./. A house lizard.
JZTj (W-W-H) a. Dependent ; a

partisan ; that may be taken,
in. A tarae animal./. A suburb.
n. A religious ritual.
JZH1*(W:) 1. m, A tarae animal, a.
Dependent, docile.
Jm.JJTt (*t) 2. m. Shiva.
W<W*f4)l< n. A religious ritual.
* (it) flwfir 6. a. To swallow. (Jl)
JZ*ifcl 9. a.To sound, to speak.
(qr,*)ffkTT?T 10. d. To know, to
teach. With f*H; or îr and
with *i and ^ to throw up.
it** (J0 2. m. A play ball.
l.m. Idem.
BH (-^) S<(fir 1, o. To shake or
tremble ; to move.
S*N>-*TF-t) a. Singing, tf) 1. .
A song or hymn,
art, ( i *s 1 . rf. To serve. .
SW ii^S 1. d. To seek, to
search, to investigate.
3Ni(ît)I. m. A singer; an actor.
iNjeW!) 2. w. Idem.
IIT (T) 1. n. A house.
JW-ffV* (if ) 5. m. A lazy or effeminate man, a coquet.
atTTBTT (*:| I. m. A slothful and
trifling man ; a dog.
af^H (ff.frift-fY) n. Having a
house ; a householder.
"I nmfff 1. o. To sound or sing.
With or n to chaunt ; with
fa to nssert repeatedly,
ifr (Ti-'CT-r) . Of a mountain.
3ft* (tf) l.n- Red chulk.
SfÎ I. n. Bitumen
red chalk.
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rajr. m. n. Hair of the body ;
water./. A cow ; the earth ; the
eye ; speech.
A thistle ; print
of a cow's foot on the earth.
ij.WW (î) 1. m. A span ; kind of
deer ; snake ; a place of pilgrimage. /. Aletris hyacinthoides.
jrr.firoflnn \.f. A maind.
Si.farw ("St) 1. m. Plough; pestle.
Jti-^tw (*) 1. m. Idem.
XT7$ 1. n. A herd of kine ; a
cow-house; place on the Jumna.
*T. , grfi(w:-*I-#) a.Squiat-eyed ;
who helps a cow in the mud.
St.im (if) 1. . Cow-dnng.
3l.^(^) I m - A plant; a thiatle,
(Ruellialongifolia).n.Cow's hoof.
Sl.^C* (*!) 1. m.Uem.
5r.T5T (Xf) 1. m.
3tT.ih*JJI fit) 1. b. Pair of oxen.
r-iTV (tf) 1. it. A shed for cattle.
m.JZft (ft:) 2./. A cow that has
had but one calf.
3r-rflfr!)i)jN' Dried cow-dung;
a house or stalion for cows.
itt.UTfV) 1- '" Spoil, booty.
il.HW (^:) 1. bi. The ceremony
of presenting grass to the cow
when an atonement is made.
Sr.* (ip)l. m. A cow or cattle killer ; a guest.
Sr.^n(fl') 1. n. Rain ; ghee.
JtT.^C I. m. Object of sense ;

district ; house ; pasture.
{m) h. n. Cow's hide ;
land 300 feet long and 10 wide.
Jrr.^r**(*:) 1. A cowherd.
KT.tTW (mi) 1. m. The palm of the
hand with the fingers extended.
Ht.tim (sf) 1. n. Cow's urine.
Sr.ajrwft* (4) 1. Happiness.
m. Prickly nightshade.
3ti.fsi*r (wi) 1 / A potherb.
3rnt (:) 2. m. A lump of flesh
growing on the navel.
TW)H (jqt-Bn) 1. m,/.The watermelon. /. (iq\) Cucumber.
ai*I(Vt) 3./. Bogged clothes,
ilm (*:) 1. . A man of a low
tribe, a mountaineer, a. Having
a prominent navel.
SprM (R:)l.m.The name of a sage.
irnTHTî) (m) 1. m. Sdb/a. a descends nt of Gotama.
Sl.flSW(W) ' "An excellent cow.
itrwOOl. . Family, race ; a name ;
a forest ; a field ; a parasol ; a
road ; knowledge ; a genus or
class ; increase, in. A mountain.
/. (wr) The earth ; kine.
in.ar (on) ! A relation.
in.fir^(^)5.m. A name of Indra.
Wn.ftW (*0) 1. n. Patrimony.
Sm.m (*:) 2. nt. Indra.
ST.^(K:)l- The train, o. Giving
a cow (to brahmans).
>h.^l(W) 1 - nt- Yellow orpiment ;
a cow's tooth ; a white fossile
substance, an earthy salt.
AnxHÎ) l./.The GMdvari river.
Jtl.^m *f) 1. n. Gift of a cow.
St.^HtF (J:)1. m. Plough i spade.
Sr^rara- (tt) 3./. Giddvari river.
Sl.^ 1- Cow'i milk.
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Jn.yr (W*> 5. nt. A cowherd.

ilo^TOrtf) 1- Milking ; a short
period, (^t) 3./. Milk pail.

Sr.** (f) 1. n. Cow's urine.
il.WI (*T)1. n- A herd of cows. m.
Large -headed arrow.
8[HT (W) 1./. A leathern fence
worn by archer's on the left
arm ; an iguana, or alligator.
Spai.qf<wr(*iT)l./ Ciasus pedata,
iTRMPtf C^t) 3-/. Idem.
ilfv (ft:) 2. w- The forehead ; an
alligator, an iguana.
ilfiwl(*T) I,/. The gangetic alligator or crocodile.
ilfaainnsi (sr) 1, m. The iguana.
raw (n:)l. m. Wheat.
5l*TW (SO 1 . rn. Idem ; an orange ;
the name of a drug.
5nm.i(<') 1. a. Wheat flour.
ini.*l* (T) I. n. Sour paste.
5r.jf% (fw:) 2./ Mild radiance.
Jtl.Sj (3:) 2. /. A milch-cow.
iriBt Wi) 1. m. A protector.
tiwtteti) 3./. Indian crane.
Sr.mt (i:) t. w. The tdrtu or Indian crane, n. Fragrant grass.
3r-lCf*( (*T:)1 JW-A sage, Palanjali.
St*T (*0 1. M. A large kind of
snake, the boa ; a gem.
5l.Wlfl(:)l.m. A bull; herdsman.
5b. W (TO 1. 1. A snake.
Jti.fw^ (*0 1- Cow's urine.
jrW(*lO 1. m. Superintendent of a
district i a herdsman ; a helper ;
a king. /. rtr.vt) Bchites frutescens. /. in A milkmaid, ifl
cowherd's wife ; nature.
Spr*T(aj:) 1 . m. Myrrh, a, Keeping.

Stq.WJqT (irff) I./. Milkmaid.
itm-ansT (icr) I./. A wild jujube.
Sr-TifTT (fttO 2. >n. A name of fndra ; the sun ; a king ; a bull.
StntH.-mT tV) I. m. The rainbow.
CTPT-^BCwO l.m.Tbe hetel-tree.
1. Concealing j guard.
ing ; alarm ; abuse ; light, [til.
2nr^tu(^:-7ir-^)a.Secret; concealfipj.Ô*:) Z.f. Cowherd's wife ;
a plant (Asclepias pseudosarsa).
Srtr.^t (it) 3./. Idem.
JTPT.W5 0(i) 1. m. The fibrous root
of the water-lily.
SlT.wSrTI (*0 l.f. The name of
a tree (Gmelina arborea).
Jtl.r^ (^:) 1. m. Gum, myrrh.
5lTi.q*l(it) 3/. A creeping plant.
ifr.^repIBr (at;) 1. m. A cowherd,
irwpi^l (Tt) 3. /. The wood of
thatch; its frame; crooked beam.
Sltur* (qri-OT-ri) o. Preserving.
Bl^rfafT (Jn-ift-H) p- Preserved,
protected, cherished.
ir.TTW (WO I- A king ; a cowherd ; Krishna,
Sr.Vir33T (V.) 1. m- SMi'a, KrishST.'qtPMrTlOT) I /.A kind of worm ;
a milk-maid, a duiry maid,
irrrenl (^t) 3. / A holiday aacrcd to Krishna,
sttflin (^1) I./, A milk-maid.
irfaTl(sl) 3./. A creeping plant ;
cowherd's wife.
SUfia 1 (W;-<iT-W) a. Preserving.
il^^(*i) L.. White clay.
L'ii^.ii:oJ Lv
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hv\V !*i) I. n- A holy place.

5tt-3^ i^'-i ' *' * cow'i tail ; a
sort of necklace ; a monkey.
St[-S*l(*T) I - /. Large cardamoms.
Si.gft* ("5) 1 . n. A temple or edifice consecrated to Shiva's bull.
il.gr: {<) l.n. A town gate; a
gate ; a kind of grass,
ii.g^l* () 1. Cow-dung.
JrTCT5(*i[:)l.m. A name of Krishna^
Sl^n (n:)l. m. A name of Sdhya;
of Krishna ; a chief herdsman.
Sllj (SI) 4. m. A preserver,
iim (nj:) l.m. A slave, son of a
slave, a. Cherished, preserved.
wTHWOfOI.m. A servant or slave.
nimrfV (ft! J 2. /. A pledge, as
interest for a loan.
Si.jrsjra (4)1 .n. An excellent cow.
iinnfc)l. m. Pasture ground.
ir.W (]') 1./. A sling.
ir.HH (h:> I. m. Killing a cow.
flr.^m (WO I- Cow's hair.
Sr.WBfa (C) L m. A water-fowl.
3n((*,V) imnfiT 10.0. To smear.
Sl.UfllVl W) 1 ./. A gadfly.
Sl.TOW (St) 1. n. The globe.
Snnr (irra-mfr-r?t) a. Possessing
herds/.Cm/i river ; a formula.
St!Jnrpnn(W)l. /.Tractable cow.
Sr.PO.irr (wi-vjr-w) a. Slender,
or thin in the waist.
HjXm ims) 1. The name of a
mountain ; herd ; owner of one.
Smi (v.-t) 1. m. n. Cow-dung;
property or nature of a cow.
Hi 13.81 (^) 1. n. A mushroom.
S nnjtfnn (*o i . /. a fungus.
Jnrfl.fitH'i) l.n. Fragrant grass.

SrflWTWT (wr)l./. A kind of beetle
found in cow-dung.
ifrflorjT (*f:) 1. m. Cassia fistula.
it.flrg CJO 2. m. A jackal; a celestial musician, bile of a cow.

jrr.fsnT (w) 1. n. Pair of cattle.
Sl.6rfl(Bt) 5. m. The owner of cattle ; a jackal, a. tlich in herd;.
iriftw (wO 1. w. Mum.
8f.wtw (*:) I. m- The bull-fish.
flr.5* 1. n. A house built unevenly ; a breach; a trumpet ;
smearing, m. A shark ; a Yaksha.
f. n. A cloth bag containing a
rosary. /. (<) Head of the
Ganges : a river in Bengal.
St.TpS(*:-ai-S)fl.Stiipid as an ox.
irt.^jr (*) 1. n. Cow's urine.
3TOffol(*l)l./- A reddish grass.
ir.SX (V) > m. A yellow gem.
SlS^*(:-W)l.m.n. Idem. A kind
of poison ; smearing the body.
fllfi^.^fw (W:) 1 - m - Chalcedony.
iri.jiij ;:} 1. m. The offering or
sacrifice of a cow.
irratT(*i)l Ji.Cart drawn by oxen.
irt.*jn (Jfj l.n. Yokeofoxen.
il.^WOl-w-Tlie orange; a cowkeeper; Shiva. (n))f- A^shrub.
il.^W (*:) 1. m. Acow-keeper.
imj.WJsi^:) 3./. Wheat.
Sf.TOf (<r) 1. n. Tending cattle.
ilrWiTWÎ (m) 1. /. A plant.
(Hcdysarum lngop od i o id ee . )
ir.TO (iH) 1. m. Tending cattle.
*T.T^ 2. m. A water-fowl ; a
prisoner ; a naked man.
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Sltl (') I. n. Effort, exertion.

)tr.t*j(v-")) l.m. n. Milk, curdled
milk, butter-milk.
Sk9 W(W")l.n. Butter-milk ; curda.
Sr.<cm (wo i. m. A bull.
BT.inzt lit) 3./. A small bird.
Sl^W (ff) 1. n. A measure of distance, equal to two kros
Sl-TI^ (^) l.n. Yellow nrpiment.
*r.rrTTT (JII) I . /. A bright yellow pigment used for marking
the forehead and fur medicine.
SiilT') 1.". The brain.
in(v.--Vl) 1 */. A circle, a ball ;
a widow's bastard- /. A globe,
a sphere ; a ball ; a jar ; a confidant ; ink i arsenic.
irw (VO I. m. A wooden play
ball, a globe ; pesae ; water-jar ;
myrrh, n. Krishna's heaven.
5r,WT^(i)I-"- A kind of black
monkey with a tail like a cow's.
itTsmam (uj) 1. m. Spherics.
Smm(^0 1- m - A mushroom.
WT.f%^(^0 t. m. Trumpet flower.
Si.WlW (*!) 1. m. Idem.
Sr.tw("i) 1**. Krishna's heaven.
St-wrfiratrffltijl ./. A small shrub.
il.wrft (1> 3. /. A kind of bent
grass ; orris root ; a whore.
iTT.'^fft (*) 3./. A plant bearing a fragrant sued.
%l.*hl (W!) l.m. A celebrated
hill in Vrinddvan.
VYliv.HK CCs) 1. m. Krishna.

St/WHTIW) !/- A barren cow.
5r.f"W (*5i) I. Krishna, Vrihaspaii; a cow-keeper.
Si.O^(z) 5./ Cow-dung.

*T.r*K) 1. n. Property in cattle.
3i.!^tt^r (WOI "' A capital cow.
3t.ct(v) l.m. A bull,
irr.-aai (or:) 1. m. A stall.
ir.JIWfT (t^> 5. n. Cow.dung.
itr.>nw(w:-wr-'J I .m. A cow-house.
Sr.wK (4') I. a. A kind of sandal,
ih.lflfo (ar:) 1. m. A plant.
Sr.HJT (TO 1. m. The name of a
tree. n. The horn of a cow.
JirB-(-*=) HTCW 1. d. To assemble,
to heap together.
antCw-SJl.ni. n.A cow-pen. /.(at)
An assembly ; a conversation ;
family connexion ; dramatic act.
fllS.tf^*! (îl) I./. Amound or
altar | the centre of a cow-pen.
SlH.W (%Tt-*JT-^) o. -Malignant,
envious, Bknderous.
SlSTBHY [St) 3./. A holiday sacred to Krishna.
Srat.vfw (firO 2. m. Master of a
family ; president.
Jtl.H*; (^) 1. n. A spot frequented
by kine ; a cow's foot ; the murk
Bre(^ : )l- M.GniD, myrrh ; the last
wutch of the night,
itr.'iw WO "' A herdsman.
in*J.JZT J 1. n. Bed-chamber.
Sr.*fj( (:J 1. m, Dawn.
3ir.*jsg(^;)l. m. The bos gavteus.
5r.<9*^ra(l0 1 Giver of a caw.
ilTO4PT (>*! a. Of the cow.
Jrr.îr(4o 1- The dawn.
Si^;C!)l.m.Theaacrificeofacow.
Stre.lUt (us) I. m. Myrrh.
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ir.wrfc-*()l. "> A Cow ' a ud der; garland consisting of from

4 to 34 strings ; a cluster. /.
(m-'fl)A grupe, bunch of grapes.
irr.^rrsr (si) 1. w. A cowpen.
irr.WPS () I.
Swifts (tft) 5. m. The master or
possessor of herds.
Sr.^HIT (an) \.f. Killing a cow.
Sr-Tfl M) 1- n. Cow-dung.
Jtr.înst 1) 3. /. A plant,
{/Kglc roarmelos.)
Sl.ftHtIR)l.- A creeping plant;
BeV tree. a. Proper ; cherishing,
ihftt The heel.
jtlH(^l) I.*. A privity, a. Private.
5ir%*r 1. m. A goldsmith.
1. m. 3./. The district
of Gaur.f, Rum ; spirited style.
ntfS (Vi-I-^) a. Of or relating
to gtir or molasses.
%m (^.'<f)-4J a. Having qualities,
or numbers i secondary,
HlfVt (*:-*!-*) a. JaVm.
Sfrue(Wj-*Y)l.w. 3./. A name of a
sage, Sdtya ; a poison./. .Da ryu.
urar. (*s) 1. m. An iguana. .
Stfiq (u:) l.m. Idem.
Sre? (*:) l.m. Idem.
S[.gF^sj(*:-t-r-nr) a. Of a cow's
tail ; bought for one.
5?r< (?:-'H- , 3->l) a. White, yellow,
pale red .clean.m. White mustard;
the moon. /. Durgd; a young
girl. it. Filaments of a lotus.
*>*.^P* (fO 1- m. Ckaitanya.
fovtf J l.n. Reputation; heaviness,
9 irftn (IT:-HT- ff ) a. Venerable.
SfrcripTO (>llMf) a. Venerable,

jfn^ftw dtl-HT-lt) . Mem.
SrCWPKCVt) I. m. Kind of Bassin.
JIl.^^Ô 1 -- White mustard.
nKTT(Ti) 1. m. Chaiiaaga.
mT.]ii$(<x\)\.m. A kbd of poison.
JpCHfl (W) I- "> A black monkey
with a white face.
1]ftwi(Tf)l-/' A virgin, or young
girl, one 8 years old.
Sift 1 * (w:) I. m. White mustard,
iron or steel filings,
flrifaf (Si:) 1. m. Kartikiya; Gomfela. n. Talc.
5rCt.-QT(f01- Plate of the iinyo.
5h&Sfr<f*li). 2. &**.
3trf*.S*(V) Uta.Kdrtikeya,
*Pft.wftlI (it) l.n. Yellow orpi.
ment, used for marking,
flin.ftfwiw (t;)1- m. A violator of
the bed of a guru or teacher.
ni.Wflff* 1. in. Who can
distinguish a good caw.
JirW (V) I. n- Spirits, liquor.
flT.nfiffl (W:) ! One possessing a hundred cows.
JrrB*W OH) 1. n. The site of an
abandoned cow-pen.
nr.^fa* (fi) 1 . m. Who has a
thousand cows.
ti^(V,T)iTO9 1 . d.To be crooked ;
to string, (î) IPMpI to bind,
irftnr (iT;-hmt} p. Strung.
u*l (5T.%) u^fa, Jrnifa ir^nifif
1. 9. 10, a. To string together ;
with to uostring.
1. m. Stringing ; wealth ;
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U=*.*n (HT) 4. m. An author,

(ft) I, m. Idem.
3 /. An office.B study.
WW (*t:-*T) \.m.f. Arranging.
lif'S.faST (*:) <* A voluminous
work j a great book.
|I. m. The joint or knot of
a reed or cane ; a tie or knot ;
crookedness ; rheum utism.
Jlf-fl* <*;,) m - An astrologer ;
youngest of the Pdndas ; a thorny plant. . Root of long-pepper ; kind of resiu or perfume.
VT*TH (ff:-flt-fi) o. Strung.
Hf^.ît rtl) \.f. D*rva grass.
Uf*TH (sft.f*(aV-Pq) a. Uookish.
*frvt(*i) Lm. A plant
nfwi.^nT {*> I. . Tying a knot.
Vfa-WS; (^:) I, ffl. A cut-purse.
uf"flnr (w) 5. m. /iten. Heliotropium indicum.
*fa.TC*i (w) 1. n. Gurlic.
qfaiV ("0 1' " Id- Flacourtia
sapid . n. Undried ginger.
HferftVlrtf) 5. m. A plant.
qfa.^T (TO I. tn. A counsellor.
Vafr> (<I.B.Root of long-pepper.
TO (*| U^fi 1. i To eat, to
swallow, to devour, (far) TOftt,
Unrofjr 10. o.To take or seize.
TOU (5I| 1. n. Eating; seizing.
n^wr-f t:-*rr-W) jf. Devuuring.
Wf%5 l"D;-W:-"3> o. Eating.
W>!-W-*i) a. Inarticulately pronounced ; eaten ; taken i seized ;
eclipsed ; involved in.
SWT'S Part as an
eclipse, begun and ended.
(it.si) V%tH 9. c. To
take. With î! to favour, to
oppose ; with W to oppose ;
with 'STJ to provide, to favour ;
with >5T to deposit ; with fn to
oppose ; with <ifc to seize ; with
siFfi to asBent to, embrace, to
subdue: with fa to quarrel, to
fight ; with J to collect.
mtt\:) I. m. Taking ; an eclipse:
a planet; Rdha ; an imp; effort ; tenacity ; design ; favour.
lr*.*%PBtWi) 1 .m.A name of Rdht.
UY.n^ (*:) I. m. The planets.
1. n. Taking ; receiving :
assent ; respect ; eclipse : the
hand ; comprehension ; sound.
hi. A prisoner, a captive.
(ni) 1. n . End of study.
mipn^(*') Idem.
V^Pt (f*0 2./. Diarrhoea, dysentery ; the email intestines.
TO^V**! (Wl 5./. Diurrhoaa.
H^sjtfl (ii:.*rr-) o. That may he
taken, uccepted or seized.
) 1. . Cloves.
T?.5ira(Ji) I .m.The sun ; Saturn.
W.HlllOW) l.m. A plant (Echites
scholaris). Also msntur.
(fifi) 2 m. The moon.
BT.ufHtftrO 2. m. The sun.
*Tf.ifV*r (TT) 1./. Influence of an
unpropiiioua planet.
HTJVH;) I- ".The sun.
TO$*!I (mi) I./. Worship of the
sun and planets, &c.
VI. vm (*t) I. ,n. Idem.
VWm a. Taking.
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<r.^lw(:)l--The sun; mom;

Jupiter, its regent.
rw.f(30 1. m. An astrologer.
DTTSi^^ : >l- Tn0 constellation
Dkruva or the polar star.
Vll^f 1- Su,1 i ect ,0
tlie influences of the planets.

UHT* (V:) I. m. Epilepsy ; possession of an evil spirit,
imfo* (*)!" Echitesscholaris.
WW*:-HT-H) ".Wiping to take.
iTfhm IH : .HT-H) o. That may o.
ought to be taken.
*ft* (*T-f|.l Taking.
V q(fi:)l.M. A village ; (in c.mpo.)
a multitude ; scale of music.
WR.-rgzf*;)!."'. Atame cock.
mn.T[s(0 1. - A titer*.
urn.* (a:-*r-Ji) . Going to a tillage, who goes to one.
*H*.mflH (3t-fa*VW a. Idem.
Tfl*-WTJ IW-IT-'W' a. Out of the
village, remaining outside.
village, spoliation.
H,nrf*rr l^-fF^-fJ o. Entering or going to a village.
HIB.W (:-*t-H) n Hustic.
HI** <*-) 2- A barber./. A
whore ; a female villager ; indigo plant, a. Best, chief.
fl!wt.3<l CO A bastard.
HII.JrH(.Hi)l .".Village carpenter
W wW adv. From the village.
irmlH"(Jlt) / Many villages.
The head of 10
villages. Also HrwifV^fil 1 .
Wi.HH [H:)l.". Village servant.
) WT
ini.wfi WD 1- / A kind of
fish, J Silurus i a riot/a fray.
WF.*H(H:) 1. m. A market town-;
a fair ; a market.
m.H* (W) 1- A dog.
ru.wWH (Hi) 1 The village
priest ; attendant of an idol.
m^K (H) I Robbing or
plundering a village.
HTH.TTH <"?:) 1- *- A âger.
m.*rifm I. m. Idem,
HlH.fripl (10 1- Variety of the
scales in mueic.
W*jpr (HJ 1- " A province,
nm.jmKHOl-w-GoverBor of oe.
urn^T": 1. A sewer.
urn.^TO I- A municipality.
lage. m. A villager.
WW.*IHH (0 1. " Th* husband
of a sister.
nrrprm f*') l.- Hunting.
THflTftrtmW)!. m. The head-ma*
or chief of a village.
HiHlfflnfii (ftr) X.n.idem.
UIWIHH (H=) I- w.
^n,T-R(n)l.n.Space near a village.
HHrfHrt (vj)l. n.Space near a village, country round it.
lftftrw (HO Bmticvrfiw (t-fnft-IW Rtic. .
Chief of village.Hr/.Indigo plant.
TPKl^(H:i I. St Adog;aow.
/ i Indigo plant, o. Of a village, rustic, rude.
tnw^H(*0 1- A villager.
(H:-HI-*J) a- Rustic.
HTH.H* (1!) 1. . A villager.
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TnS.Wlfawttf) 1. m. A villager.
dS'W (wf ) I . m. Chief of a village.
Wpi* (*)'. bi. The h end-man or
ruler over a village.
WW!-W-^|I.ii. Ru si ie speech.
m. A hog. a. Rustic, tame.
TlH.nJil (t) 3./. A guard.
BlW.i5^(=?:)l.m.Speeie! of Arum.
HlW.fiWtr () 1 . H. A yellow dye ;
safflowerfCarthBmua tinetorius',.
or.t| (4) 1. m. Cu|)ulation.
H*Wlfi;*l (Wl) 1. /. A kind of
fish (Silurus singio).
Hn^.wfa (^) 1. m. Meat of tame or
village animals.
HTHMe*(*0 I. The dog.
ITWr.nftt (fi) 2. /. A name of
several signs of the Zodiac.
HTWMJW* l.M. A tame hog.
TOIIH:) 1. at. An ass.
VIVir 1. m. A stone ; a mountain ; a cloud, a. Hard, solid.
CIH (W:) I. m. A mouthful.
^WI^TH* 1. Bare subsist.
c-nce, food and clothing.
HIT <*:) I. m. Taking ; a shark.
UiY-tf (*:)!. m. A hawk, a falcon.
n. One who takes or seizes.
VfWL <Wt-ft<t-ft> o. Taking;
binding ; opposing, m. A narcotic ; a wood-apple./. Species of
Hedysarum,
WTC.Wfl pmt*?(.WH) a. Having
harks, abounding with them.
mH(V-lt-*l o. Acceptable, that
should be admitted or taken.
ilfl (*!)!./- The neck, the nape.
V)fni(Vi) 5. m. A camel.
VtV (W) 1. m. The hot season;

heat. ("Hi)/. Jasmin, a. Hot.
Tfrw.WF (an) I./, A fruit (Anona
reticulata), a. Produced by heat.
0tu.*W f*:-TT-T) a. Produced by
heat. T! 1./. Double jasmin.
"flt^T.fl^r* 1 . m. A potherb,
ifm.vra (tj) I. n. The flocculrnt
seeds, or down blown in the air.
C*>*T-*) Produced by
heat./. Double jasmin.
gXtT.r.Wwl^fil I.e. To steal,
t* (*) 1 . a. A necklace ; a chain.
5q(4)l.n. A collar.n.Of the neck.
0fj I. n. Jtfen.
W (Hi-wt) o. Belonging to the
hot season./. Double jasmin.
tTt<t!t (T-WT-fl) />. Exhausted,
tj* (-T,*i gVrT 1 . d. To eat.
UH (:-Wf-w) a. Eaten.
ST (*,R0 HtF. V**?* 1 <f To
take or receive ; to stake.
*JT(T:) 1. m.. Gaming, .dice.

gr-f (*!-WI-W) fl. Wearied.
Jlfj((frO 2./. Languor; slander.
Hi^j ' Exhausted by
disease or fatigue, wearied.
ST* (T.r,9) W^ffi 1. a. To steal,
to plunder ; to go.
^(T.t^) tj^fl I- a- To go.
iinfâ^jinfl I.flVFo be poor or dependant ; to tremble ; to move.
Hfl(S>V^> T"*' ""ay be made
weary; exhaustable.
B (-^,) ?PS 1. d. To worship
or serve ; to gratify,
ipi $3 l.>. To enquire,
to search, to investigate.
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t( (p*jfa 1- o. To be languid i
weary ; to yawn.
^T(ltTi) 4. m. The moon.
TB (*!-*-) Wearied.
* yia.The fourth consonant of the

alphabet and aspirate of tlie I
preceding, Jt g.
* (Wl) i . m. A bell, a rattling sound, i
1 . /. HI A tinkling ornament j
round the waist ; striking.
to TOfnl-. To lough *t. |
W^fil I.o.Tolaugb.to deride.
wijW) W I. fl.To act, to strive.
(Hf) Tjrenfa 10. a To unite or put
together, to happen ; to injure ;
to shineift.^Wfa to shine.
ws(*:)l.m. A large earthen waterjar ; Aqmrriu ; elephant's frontal
imuu; suspending the breath.
A troop of elephants fur
war; effort; assemblage, at An
Indian clock; an ewer.

vsm (t0 1. A tree that producer fruit without apparent flowers i a negociator of marriages,
a match-maker ; a genealogist.
Wa.UT m -Water-pot bearer.
HB.Î^l (*() 8./ A procuress,
aurr (wt--w) 1. /..Effort; assembling, joining, occurrence.
*xrf*f (fir) 2. m. ^?M(ya.
R.rjn(!) 1. m. A large waterjar of baked clay.
(w) I. PlinS water-pot as a type of Durgd.
*T*m t^t) 1 . m. A covering.
nfzar{si)l.K.The posteriors.
The ancle ; n portion of time.;
almost an hour. m. A wutcrmnn.
Sferf (IT'-lTt-tfl p. Made, devised,
happened, joined.
^feWF (HO I . m. A potior.
Qieap] (*I:-nr-] a. Blowing in a
jar. in. A potter.
Het.îir (TO 1. m. A potter.
*#t.W (T--V1-*) a. Taking a jar.
qxt.q (M) 1. The rope and
bucket of a well.
: rjSrffl^ (**0 5 Son of iJAunn.
^SiWW^Hr (:) 1- m. Kama.
irerg* (=) Km. -doiwfyn.
WI (ft) îfH tfFUfrr 1. 10. O. To
move/With nft to diffuse ; with
fs; to rub or scratch.
UT 1. m.. A ghat, a landingplace./, (ft) Small one.
HffWT Oil) I./. Going ; rubbing ;
practice, business.
flS.flfV*r(^l)5.m.Living at aghat,
holding the lathers clothes.
**(^,,l)wirfn *r?8. c.To shine.
*iZ (v.) A sauce."*!. /. A bell.
TOPT (*:) K m. A plant (BignoWrjc4(^:)l JR. An attendant on
Shiva, who cures the itch, &c.
WifTIV (*0 l. . A bell-msn.
m-fn(<t)l->, Striking a bell.
5i?T. 113.(3.: I 1 Sound of u bell.
TOM .TO rtO K m - The chief road
through a village, a highway.

^Sl .UTS Wt( 13. /.Trumpet-flower (Bignonia sua* e olens).
TOI.TOTtai) l.n.Sound of a clock.
Wt.ftai (at} 1. n. Croton nut.

Jtur.TWf*!)] /.Crutohm.[sonnd,
WWJW?)I. m. Bell-metal i its
TOT.flnr ()L m. Sound of a bell.
PBI |*T) i.f. The uvula.
(to:) ].in. A string of bells
on the elephant's cheat; heat,
(r:1 1. m. Son of Mare,
us? (u:; 1. a. A bell.
W (ml l.M. A cloud ; an assemblage. 1 . m. A cymbal, a bell;
iron ; skin ; a solid, o. Solid,
thick, hard deepitoiied.
WIMV 1. m. Hail.
W.BB(*i)l jnJThe inillj III I HI III
W.SlW (flt:l l.m. An alloy uf
gold and silver.
*.S*m (:) L. m. Gathering of
dark and thick clouds.
mt.^(<l:)l.Bi.Cullcction of clouds.
(W;) Lot. A slough.
W*.WW(?i)l.B.Gatheringof clouds.
(*1> I./. Lightning.
WW.* (*r:) 1. m. A. bird.
M.filtw^). I . n. Great darkness.
(s)l.o.FiramesB ; thickness.
trW.Wl* Tw:)l..The CMoAabird.
B*r.wpr (fin-fir; -fir) a. Roaring.
m. A roar ; sound of thunder.
BW-Wlfw (ft:) 2. m. Smoke.
flT.tfWw {(i) 1. m. Thick frost.
W.^Tl C*t) 3./. The sky.
BWJrSw^ m.. A firm breast.
ir.yT(*;) I. J*. A plant (Hyperan thera morunga).
*m.*HW(*) I. m. A. peacock.
Contents of a solid.
" Cube root.
wit
W*.X* (V) 1. w. Thunder.

TO.HTO(Vt)l.M.Water; camphor;
eitract ; thick milk.
mr.ÔSlfi.i,. The sky.
tnr.TfW*! (*Tr) L/ Lightning.
W.*(*tJ 3. /..Idem.
VtT.WIf.1l;) I. M. A region of hell ;
the hell of storms and tempests.
W.*W(S:) 1 .m.A pumpkin,gnurd.
f 'lTV (*:) I .m. Name of Shiva,
of Jnrfro. a. Cloud-riding,
tm.ftftf (fiii) 2. /. Line of clouds.
WWJW K) I. . Thunder.
(Pi-HT-S) a. Black as a
cloud, m. Rdma , Krithm.
Great secrecy.
^r.?HT (jtj) 1 . m. JL,ow thunder.
(UJ) 1. m. Rainy season.
Ui(.<m (*:)i . m. Camphor ; mercury ; water ; a tree.
y *> (*::)!. m.The rainy season.
1W\Wt[H:)i.m. A name oflndraj
vicious elephant ; a rainy cloud ;
collision./, (ut) A vegetable, a.
Cruel ; even.without interstices.
^STTHHJ (7j:) 1 . m. The season succeeding the rains, autumn.
C"i 1 Autumn.
tPTTJn! (W) I . m. The date tree.
*HTTHW(fl:)t.ni.A kind of potherb.
tnrp<l (*j) 2. m. Rain.
TWrciT (n.'-m-fl) a. Stentorian,
^srrew ;w:-^[.ti) o. Deep red.
*TT*5 (T:-I-j) a- Overcast.
91^5 .(li-lMf) a. Overspread.
S*IT*( (^:) I. m. /Ether, heaven.
Iflt.Bff (il!--nr-?r) o. Hardened,
thickened, congealed.
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*i|T*fil(fl*0 2. m. Division of hell.

vin* MU Hail.
Wttw; (i-TT-*') a. Clouded.
w5frn{w:)l.ra.G*tberii)g of clouds.
TO WHfil l.o.To go.
Bvz (7:) 1 . A kind of fish.
rnV ".The paw of a mountain ; a door ; sound ; mirth ; an
owl; Gkogra wer./.(*t-& Girdle of bells i fire of straw ;
tone in music, rtt) A lnte.
-Bri'Cl.Or (*0 l.m. Tinkling sonnd.
ssft"n(*l)l ./.Ornament of small
hells; fiddle-stick ; fried grain.
<*fw (Si) 1./. An insect.
mi TOf* I o. To go, to move.
-ipft (&) I. in. Heat, perspiration.
TO^SI <TT) I-/- Primly heat.
mpiajAKfo) 2. m. The sun.
*<I.WT (TO 5- 1- Warm water ;
sweat, perspiration.
*4.tftT(ft]P) 2. m. Sun; heat.
rtJWhl (*0 1./- Eruptions.
V^m (sb:) I . . Rainy season.
^W.*rs*(*)3/.Kiii(3 of crane.
B*T" (***) n.Pained by heat
TOT**(*l) 2. n. Hot water; sweat.
^j^srf*) )../*.
^ (S:) l.m. Friction.
{ V) 1 . m. Grinding, friction,
.(aft)/. Turmeric.
wJwW (m>) 1. m. A wooden roller or pestle for grinding.
wfjw(71:-m-ff) p.Rubbed, ground.
H (W.V.T) *ri 1. 4 To render

handsome or brilliant,
sw. (mM) "sfn 1. n. To eat.
(T.T) a** To sprinkle.
*fa(f%0 l.m. Food.

WC Gluttonous.
n (*:-}) I. m. A day. n. Saffron.
a. Hurtful, mischievous.
<T (*:-!) 1. m. / The nape or
back of the neck,
wifzari (Wi) | ./. Idem.
Wlfw (s-i I. as. A hard who
usee a bell ; Datura fustuosa.
Win (*) l.a. Killing ; a blow ; aa
arrow ; product of a sum.
Bit* (*:) I. m. A murderer.
STJIW (a;) I. *. Killing; striking.;
immolating, m. A murderer.
Hfffl (ai:-IT-i) a. That should he
smitten or killed.
Spr.qrrvd')! . jt. Slaughter- houre.
wrfw \U) 2. w. Catching or killing birds, &c i striking.
StflWl (ift-firit-fin a. Murderous.
WfiMf^C*) 5.m. A hawk.
trrg (aft-aii-si) a. Mischievous,
cruel, ferocious.
Star (Sfc-W-* a. Fit to be killed.
Wre(V) I. w- Sprinkling.
Hfjar(u) l.m. Pulse ground and
fried with clarified butter.
(*R) 1. m. Meadow grass.
Slfil (ft:) 2. m. Fire ; its deity,
few (*.T) fM 1. if. To take.
S () tprit I. d. To sound,
w (w:) 2. m. Sound.
St*S l.i. To come back;
to barter. <Xi OTfo To retaliate
or oppose ; to protect.
(?:) 1. m. The ancle.
Bfi(fr) H.f.Jdm.
sfar (aj:-aji) I. w./. /uVm.
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W" *H|fH l.a. To roll. ()

(T.) lo accept or take.
0 (:) I. in. An insect found in
timber; nn armadillo.
TO <^f:) I. w. The socle,
jfn* (*) t. . Cow-dung.
TO (W) 1. m.A large black bee.
(n) wefw 6.0. To be frightful
or terrible ; to sound.
rt*,n)5iiwl.rf.TukilIi to be old.
vir. 3. m. A kind of worm,
d mean cuius, f. The molecricket. (K<) growling.
J* WW 1. rf. To render
beautiful or brilliant (frj) infH
(*) 9w4f?| To sound, lo speak,
to praise ; to hurt. With ^jr
prefixed, to weep much.
HptJf (Wi-rtf-fl) a. Manifested by
sound, proclaimed.
Jf (!-8T-*i) p. Proclaimed.
JW (* I; n. Food given away
publicly, by proclamation.
(BO I. m.A car.
3*J*("0 I. . Sanron.
<!) I . m. All owl.
Wfrft (ftt) a. M. A crow.
H^W.f )wfw 4- o. To kill, be old.
(im) vif*,Tt 6. o. To roll,
to whirl, to turn round.
(l0 1. . A kind of potherb ;
a turning, whirling, rolling,
yiw (^) l. h. Revolving.
*"inHT(* (W;-*rr-îa. Whirling,
whi (Pf:) 2./. A rolling round,
fliff {*;-nT-T(>o. Rolling,
vdmv {*t:-irr-*') p. Made to go
round, agitated.
T rfir !. . (fir] fjprfS (*>

wnifir To sprinkle, to drop.
<*.<S."I) Tilfn, S 8. (. To
sbine, ITfW!.< To take.
T""(tJ 1 /Reproach.hntred ; pity.

I ( 0 ' A p um pkin, gourd.
-f> (P0 2. m. A ray of the sua
or moon ; the sun ; water.
tf"W(W:-TrT-?r)p. Abused i pitied.
-Ejfiw. (tjMtt.fy Censorious,
abusive ; compassionate,
TJT (*) I. n. Ghee, clarified butter; water, (wt) /. Name of a
tree. a. Sprinkled ; illumined,
VT.f mil (*) 3./. The aloe.
TV-VÎ tmt) 1 . m. Jar of ghee.
TJ"-^fvfq(fiT:}3.iB.A deity of fire.
frT.TXJ (Ji) 2. m. Ghee in the
form of an animal to be offered
in sacrifice or eaten.
(t:) 1. m. A sweetmeat.
ft.?** (*0 1. m. A tree (Galedupa arboreaj.
TW.S1HHt)l.s. Swallowing ghee.
W-TfH* (*!.. Idem.
WW (V:K\-^) a. Smeared or
sprinkled with ghee.
%tt.vm (m) I./. A tree.
VtT.dtsJ^rn (Tts-nT-lf)*. Steeped
in ghee, mixed with it.
TH.m (Ki) I. w. A sweetmeat.
TW.frTf^n (it) 5. m. Vender or
retailer of ghee.
YW.^JH(flJ^) Touching ghee.
-WITH (w-m-%) a. Smeared or
anointed with ghee.
Twi^t (-ft) 3./. One of the celestial courtezans.
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-Sffr^ta-iU'nTr C*r) I./. Large

cardamoms.
V1|MJH (Kf-WT-lfi a. Smeared
or anointed with ghee.
Tpn*(T0 I-- Tnrpentine.
TWWt(wT) 3./. A cockroach.
TSr* (*:) a. The sea of ghee.
gfiprt (*:)! A leathern vessel for holding ghee.
I. o. To grind.
"E (li*Mt) p. Ground, ruhbed.
ifttftl] 2- A hog. 2./. A plant,
Lycopodium imbricatuin ; grindlfifwr(T] 1./. Hfldyumn.
TtM(fa^3. m. A hog.
B^fw^lW) 1 /- An esculent rnot.
^TflT')' > * Intermediate apace.
BIS (a:) 1. m. Ahorse.
$IOT(w:)l.m,n.(fMrrjA mare.
St^T I./ The nose ; the nose
or nostril* of a horse,
wftr* (*t) S.m. A hog.
(isr) 1./. The jujube; the
betel-nut tree [ a timber tree.
Sr*W (VI) I-"- A large snake.
Bl^W^fl l-'a. To go as a horse,
ir* ffi-^mf) a. Terrific, dreadful.
1. m. A name of Shiva./. Night.
n. Horror ; poiaon.
il^.^ll* (Si-It-*) a. Terrific.
(II) !'">. Bell-metal.
irrc-TTOT [W-) 1. . A jackal.
WHT.trftlK*)) 1. m- Idem.
in;.** Frightful.
ire (*MWHr) o. *.
Stt.VrH(Hi-W*f) Horrible.
VKrwfa [fti-Sn-fir)a. Hideous.
ilf (5!) 1. ni. Butter-milk.

5m (It) I. m. A station of herdsmen ; a herdsman ; a creeper ;
bell-metal; low thunder; a proclamation ; a term applied to
kdyasthas ; a gnat Fennel.
i (f: ) 1. m. Ghosba plant./.
A cryer ; a fennel.
iiiwrBrfsf(fa;>2./.A plnntfLuffn
pentangula).
9 nV(WI-Wjl./. n. Speaking loud.
inifa* Oji) 2. m. A Jnttmon; a
herald ; a cuckoo ; a captive.
ftm#t(tftt) 2./. A lute.
1. n. Horror.
97T (WW-W^-Tni) / Striking,
killing, destroying.
Sfir (fir:) 2./. The nose.
"SI (twfTfnl 1. a To smell.
grw () 1 . n. The nose ; smell, p.
Smelling.
TTf<r.?pJw im) 1. m. Fragrance.
Hrn.-5:9.^Tr) I./. Sneezing.
Bis (Si-wMi) a. Smelled.
WfiKfWi) 2./. Smelling ; the nose.
bj>. The nasal of the first class

of consonants or gutturals.
V 1. m. An object of sense ;
wish, sensual desire.
<T (.) V*ir I. d. To sound.
eh. The 1st of the 2nd class or
palatial class of consonants.
^ 03:) I . m. A name of Shiva j
the moon ; thief ; a tortoise.
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H*, (51) "EpjfjT, S 1. c. To be full ;

to shine. I l.rf.To repel.
ÛlTm '2. a. To shine,
^WlftB (?f--HI--a) p. Illuminated,
^fara (fli-fTI-ti) a. Timid, fearful.
n. Timidity, fcarfulnesa.
M*TC fci) L. m. The bartavelle or
Gri't's piivli iiigc (('crdrix rufa).
i. /Am.
i. Fir
WK.TW (PS)
^(a)âiftr io. n . To give pain.
aBW (^0 1. m- Crookedness.
^WURi-Tlfjt. m.The ruddy goose,
ft, An army ; a realm ; a heap ;
a discus ; a wheel ; a goose.
SWX (Wi)l.m. Arguing in a circle.
TC.VTCV {*:) 1- "i. A perfume.
TO-I^BT A plant (Hemionitcs cordifulia).
^flr.jpij lJ-.)2. m. A round pillow.
^flT.JJ^ (^:) 1. m. A tree(Jonesia Asoca).
TO.wtTW(WO 1. m. A putter.
W-tV ftp) I- A hog.
^HT.^ (<Ci) 1. fisAnu; a juggler ; a snake ; one who holds a
discus or number of villages.
"MIW (WT) 1. . A pyritic ore
of iron.
^HT.TITire (*:) 1 m. Cassia tora.
Wi.vtf (tff) 3. /. A
mionites cordifolm).
^W.HirT (ftij 2. m. Vt
^T(r.T)i5: (^:) l.m. A ci
elephant, a. Four-wli
^w.TM (W-)l- m. Supf
of n province ; one who car
a discus i a circle ; hurizon.
(He.
nden
""IW.Hi^ (w) 1. - A missile weapon, a kind of discus.

'W'nfl (T) l.m. The sun.
^HT'ffl (*} 5. m. Vishm.
^W.wMt <vt> 3./. Night.
^lff.Wlf'!r3r(^t)o.ni.A large snake.
VW.vi ($:) 1. m. Cassia tora.
qw.n^* fr) 1 . m. Mem,
^Tfr.fJ'a 1. m. A hog.
qw,^7r 1. n.Wheel carriage.
TSTT^ (^:) I . m. A hog, a hoar.
WJW (HT) !./. A plant (Meni sperm urn glabrum),
^Wl (T) I ./.A plant (Kyllinga
monocephala).
g^TT (ara-'THl-BTt ) a. Circular,
having a discus, wheel. &c.
m. Proprietor of an oil mill;
Vishnu ; an emperor.
^TflUTI ado. Like a wheel.
^HT-fNl (iff) 5. m. An emperor,
sovereign of the world, (ffl. sft)
3. /. A fragrant plant.
^W.flT* (:)'."' The ruddy goose
(Anas easaca)./.^.
WTK-STZ (^:) 1. m. Limit ; lumpstand ; engaging in an act.
1. m. A hurricane.
^tf.TlTl'(fp) I. hi. Idem.
qSK.iil"?! (!;> 1- m. A range of
mountains supposed to encircle
the earth, n. Sensible horizon.
qW-Sf* (ft:) 2./. Compound ia-
i. Circular form
| vnn.i-ffi (-ft) 3./. A plant bearI ing a crooked fruit.
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WmTCtt*) 1 - A Baaddka god.
Wljt <#t) 3./. A wild goose.
TOTT(T0 I - A sa nder I tt car "
riagc. /. (ft) A goose, a wild
gooac ; a drug; a potherb.
<t*j*()l<-A juggler; a snakecatcher ; a cheat ; a gold coin.
TO* ? Doil "B- done -q^Tfil^lftit.<*t)5..Orange tree.
TOT*^ (-4:} 1 . m. Turning round.
^RK (.fllO 2.m.An agent, a maker.
<9f**T (*T>1./- The knee; sugar.
^flntOft) &M.VuhtU! a potter;
ruddy goose; snake; tumbler;
oil grinder ; emperor ; crow ;
ass. a. Holding a discus.

-WfrtH (11*) 5- i". An ass.
TOffljO 2. in. An agent, a maker.
(CI) 3. /. A female deity
peculiar to tie Jamas.
TO {W.W.ti "TC 2 - To l P eak "
With ^r prefixed, to see.
(v) 1. n. Eating a relish to
promote drinking; speaking.
TOl(^Ti) 5- * VrHuupati, preceptor of the gods ; a spiritual
teacher; an instructor.
OTtYTO (Tit) 5. m, A snake.
TO^lf {^) The ceremony of
anointing the eyes of an idol.
TOJ-f"1 (*t-^)l.w. n.Sight, object of it ; visibility.
-^Wt( **tt-*P0 i. Seeing.
^^roa (ar) 1 . m. A flower (Pandanus odoratissimus) ; a collyrium.
/. A blue stone, a. Beautiful, fit.
TO (TJO 5. The eye.

t*0 I."- Ophthalmia.
*nT(*) ^hftl 5. n. To smite.
ttjk 1 A carriage, a car ;
a tree. n. Any vehicle.
trg-Ht! C*t-*Mi) o.Going, slovfly,
crookedly, n. A going slowly.
^Bl (*U) 1./. Going tortuously.
^HTTir (TR-^tfl-Ti!) o. Idem.
TO (T:-Tr-Tf)o.Haniisomo ; sound,
well, healthy; clever.
%Tjr (ur) I./. A creeper.
U C3) Wit 1- 0 - To B<WV (W 5 [- , B i rit') Going;
unsteady, shaking.
TO*K (IW-WI-*)"- Trembling.
(0)3./. A bee.
TOft*(*:)l A large black bee.

TOW (W:-l-W) Trembling, fickle, m. The wind ; a libertine./.
(WI) Lightning ; Lakshmi.
*Ta () 1 . Unsteadiness.
TOW.^XI^-Î-^) Capricious,
fickle, inconstant in mind.
, TOT {V) I. / A mat ; a stool ; a
puppet of grass or man of straw.
TO, (^:) 2./. A beak. m. The castor oil plant; a deer.
TO*r (fl) t./- /*
TO.K1I (*T ) 5. m. A bird.
TOr (*i-TJ-<) o. Expert iu, conversant with ; going often.
TO-^Fa (f%0 2.m.The tailor -bird.
TO (fi)3./. A heak.
TOaifl* (T.-^t-W) n.Bchaving ill.
^s(ftr) TOffl TO*lfa 1.10. a. To
break ; to pierce ; to kill.
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<CZ* (W.--WIJ I. m.f. A sparrow.

twi.ftr^ K:) 1. n. The root of
long-pepper, o. Sparrow -headed,
^faîl \ f. Idem ; a sparrow.
^r*l-Ol.t OCr-t) 1, m. . /Am.
n*(0 2. m.The belly ; posture of
screech ; kind discourse.
a. Tremulous;
beautiful, f. (air) Lightning.
^.Bt('9:-Î-'j)a. Pleased with,
endearments; idle in motion.
^3.WT (w:-1II-sr) Tremulous
and beautiful, as a soft eye.
^rtfuf.T) TWfit ^^Fh 1.10. 0.
To be angry, or passionate,
^ffir l.n.Togive ; sound; kill.
TO (*:-*!) 1. m. Cliick-pea;
name of a sage. /. w Linseed,

-q^îmsi (Wl) 1 . m. The name of
a sage, Viilsydyana.
^WVG^fa) I-". Pease with salt.
TOW 'nT(Tl) 5. n.Wuter drops
on the leaves of the Cicer.
^1 (^:-^) a. Fierce, angry, hot,
pungent. 1, n. The tamarind
tree ; a demon, f. Durgd ; a perfume, n. Heat, passion.
^"ftt(Tl) l/.Wunnlh of temper.
Ti.silf3il (m) I /- Durgd.
^J.<f5*r(*T]l./. Knowledge of
a mystical nature.
ânH (ilsi-^tft-Tfr) 3./. Passiornate ; Dvrgd.
ÎtTT 1. at. A fragrant plant
(Ncrium Odorum).
TOia(3R)l. n. A short petticoat.
^BI* (V:) I. hi. An outenstc.
^ra.KWit 3,/. A common

or vulgar lute.
^Wlf-a*! 1. /. A common
lute ; Durgd : a plant.
<W'm (J30 1 . The sun.
^fw*[ (l) \.f. Durgd.
'rf'aFB (w-)\.m- A barber; Shiva ;
b potherb. /. Name of a river.
sr3f (lit) 3./. Durgd.
^^.5^(1:) 1. m. Red oleander.
Vj(*J:)2.in.A rat ; small monkey.
^T (=i,? îlfa, 1. 0. Tousk,
to beg, to solicit.
^g": adv. Four times.
1. n.f. A square
formed by four houses.
^HTlf5(fij:)2./.Thc number sixty.four ; Rig-vcda ; science sup-
posed to have G4 branches.

^rf^,(^T^;.^fi,âift) a. Four.
^(Jf: (^ : -Tr-^) a. Dexterous ; perceptible, m. A round pillow, one
for the cheek ; elephant's stable.
^rffrF (TO 1. m. An entire army
having elephants, cars, horse
and foot ; a sort of chess.
^3"tT.** (w) 1. n. Idem.
^3CT.*JH[ (=fl) 1 . n. Idem.
TJptfir* (f\-frifl-tTP) 0. Having
four parts, f. An army.
^gTT"B (Kl;)l-">-Altind of Cassia.
"^3 \^ (W:-r -^,. Four-cornered.
^7Jît*r His) 1. m. Brahmd.
^gifa (fit:) 2. in. A tortoise.
^fj-.5j(T:-UI-'ii) a. Four-fold.
qg-^ (q:.ilt-vf -$) a. Fourth.
^rpj.^n^T t4)l.n. Fourth period ;
night of the 2nd day of fasting.
Ttf { 27'
H!f*.<IW (tf) The second inequality or equation of a planet.

^WTO (:) 1- > A quarter.
^gft5*T (VI) 1-/. A pala.
"^g'.^JT (*r-Tl1-fl| a. Four- tool lied,
^g^*" (** : ) ' J*w** elc^g.^W (t;-'l-jf) Fourteen.
^g-.^W^ In) a. Idem,
-trg-.'Clw 1. n. A royal litter.
^g^laiit'. Four times, four-fold.
^g-.Wf (R) 1. The aggregate of
four objects of human wishes,
viz.virtue, love, wealth, beatitude.
"ag-.wn (H:) 1 . m. Fourth part.
*t3.ijW in. The deity CraAmil ; a preparation of mercury.

TTTJ.-ijJI (Ji) 1. h. Tlie aggregate of
the four ages, 4,320,000 years.
<W:)t--. Urahmd.
qg-.WÎ I. . The four objecls
of human wishes collectively.
^j.^rf (m) I. m. Four classes;
four colours ; four letters.
TtJT-fJ^ (V) '- m - A pnet who
has studied the four vedas.
^Tffa* (v:-W-<i) n. Four-fold.
"tgw a. Placing.
"gTr.yjTHIT 1. / A sijunre of
four houses, square court-yard.
^gst
3./.
tank
tain
(Hfj>BiiT-s*st-() . Four.
A iarge four-sided pond or
; a bed or mosquito cur; a necklace of four strings.
"3Tr.^rl("HI-'*')a .Quadrangular.
"tg/SI Wl-^T-^J o. Four-fold ; a
square ; centre of a circle.
gg.iqq (ti) Lit. A place where

four roads meet. m. Bnihmaa.
. 3 / A vtne or
its four parts, vt. A quadruped.
qTT.iqrit (el) 3./. A river.
^7f.lia)\3t)2/. Brahman's school.
^g-nnP"! (f<?:) 2. m. Vishnu.
^rffW% (<T) 5. m. A quadruped ;
four parts ; judicial procedure.
^T^fl W 1. An unguent of
four ingredients, sandal, ngullochum, saffron and musk.
^g-Wn.Sfllinr.S (l;)l.m. A Bud.
dha, a Buddha sage,
^r, (*:} 1. n. A levelled spot of
ground fur sacrifice, court-yard.
TOtW (W:) l.M. A hole in the
ground for an oblation with fire;
the womb ; kusa grass.
( ^.f) 1- c. To ask or
beg(T) ^^fn to gladden, shine,
qf^; (rr) 1. . An elephant; the
moon ; camphor ; a snake.
(fa) -*Ilf?T ^RTilfff 1. 10. a.
To hart ; to believe ; to sound.
^H ind. Some, as vî.^fl somcwhen. at some time.
;(:) 1. n. Food.
^ {?:) 1. in. The moon.
(nr:->RT-tfi') o. Pleasing, in.
Moon ; moonlight ; silver fish,
^^.g^l (tj !.. Cloves.
^"^l</!:-i) 1. in. n. Sandal-wood.
til. An ape./. Nurao of a river,
^(iirgw (W:) 1. m. The Mo/fljin
mountain, scat of sandal.
1. m. Elephant; moon,
l.m. The moon consider-
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pcncnck's tail; a pearl ; a chief.
/. CJI) An awning ; cardamoms.
^4* Wi) 1 . The moon ; the eve
in a peacock's tail ; a finger nail ;
a circle ; a fish. n. Black -pepper.
^FS*.*7| (flt3l_) 5. in. A peacock.
^.SfBiT (T)1./Adigit, 16th of
the moon's orb ; a small drum ;
a fiah called Vacha ; the moon-
; the n
^Î.^rpn (w) 1. m. A fabulous

gem; night, (^11) m. n. Sandalwood ; the white water-lily.
^=5%=T,((tfl! 5. m. A peacock.
^PS.iJjr (Hi)l.m. Registrar of Yama's court; Sandrokollut.
^5-Sr^(?T) 1. m. Moon's orb.
^PSniW.Î (mi) ! "i. A deceased
progenitor ; of the lunar sphere.
^.ntfiJPSI (*T) I./. Moonlight.
1 .m/.Smal] fish.
lt) 1. m. The 2D lunar
TO-flw (W:-Wi-ii) a. Moon-like ;

bright ; handsome.
^.IHt (nr) 1./. The river.
(W:) ]. m. The 8th Jaina
pontiff. ()/. Moonlight.
^S-nfiKftlO S.W.The moon-gem.
^*5JTOW (^) 1- Lunar sphere.
^spS.iWfm:) 5. m. The moon.
^S.Jnfa (f<s:) 2. m. Shiva.
^r*5tWT(WT) 1 /.Digit of the moon.
"Wt-rS (*0 2. m. A plagiarist.
^P5.WSt(W)l/Digit of the moon.
"WT.WW (')t. . Moon's sphere.
^P3-llt? W) I - Silver.
M s S."fjr(JV)I.m.Rnce of the monn,
the second great branch of the
royal dynasties of India.
^S.^fiCI (lit) 5. m. One of the
moon race or lunar dynasty.
^PS^twd (ft) 3./. A kind of Asclepios (A.acida); rue.
^PS.Trei ("IT) I./. Cardamoms.
W.ftm(<Ii)l.n.Kind of crane.
<g=?.!|ir(rf)]. N. A regal property.
^S.HTWi (Mt)l. /.Moonlight; nn
upper room, on the boose top.
VS,mfttl (*l) I./. Jrfem.
^PS-i^r (:0 1. m. A name of

Shiva, of a mountain in Aracan.
^SMv (SO L. m. Camphor.
V^S.^WT(*:) 1 1'lanet Mercury.
^=5.H(11t (T) 1 . /. Cardamoms.
"^.ÎSTO (TO) 1. n. Attainment
of the lunar sphere or heaven.
^J.^TO Wi) 1 . m. A scimitar.
/. Moon .plant, n. Silver.
TPirHfrl (ffl!-frt:-fn) n. Moonshaped, like the moon.
MTItPT (10 1. Moonlight ; nn
awning or canopy.
^4141 51 (81:) 1. m. Mercury.
^*5r*(^') A crescent.
'q^fT^ (^:) 1 . m. Shiva.
"?^rwre(^:) 1. m. A false moon.
^f*lT(*T)l./. Moonlight ; smoll
fish ; large cardamoms.
Tftt*T.5PT(T01 -m .The moon atone.
-*.PST[.inf"!l(*t) 5. n. A chdlaka.
^fistpm (sf) 1. a. White lotus.
^fara (0 m - A nnnie of Shiva; a barber ; a potherb.
tI^TÎ (*0 l. ' An awning or I

canopy ; moonrise ; n collyrium. j
-^Hrro* (<*:) 1. m. Moon-gem.
^rjfff 1. To caress. (*r)
-gqufa 10th to grind. (Pr.T)
- -qnrffr, VRJufrl 1. 10. o. To go.
-qtiz I*:) 1. m. The palm with the
^1^(:-"Sr-i)D. Trembling, unsteady, swift, nt. Quicksilver ; a
stone ; a. fish ; a tliief./. Lukshmec ; lightning : a whore ; the
tongue ; long-pcpper.
^TBHI (IT) I./. Fickleness.
qifWTWIC (qri-ari-* n. Fickle.
(a:) 1- m. The palm of the

hand with the fingers extended.
qirsTHtW (tr) 1. m. Slap of the
hand with the fingers extended,
^H (-^rjîlfa 5- o. To cat ; to
chew. "With It prefixed, to sip.
qu.WTT.* (*) I. Astonishing 1
spectacle ; high composition.
^H.FfiTT (V) l.m- Surprise ; spectacle ; a riot ; name of tree.
mwnftn ((t-f-cSVft) Surprising, astonishing.
^F.cWn (7T:-m-ff| n. Astonished.
^W.feTffT (fit:) 2./. Spectacle, &c.
(t) 1. The cAmtri used tu
wisk off flies, &c. m./.Bos grunniens./. Cumpouud pedicle.
W CV) 1- Animal with
bushtail ; o squirrel, n. Cluasrt.
qjjfT^rt:)' ."'-A species of ebony.
W:-*l)l.w. 3./. A sacrificial
ladle ; kind of sweetmeat or cake.
3 } w
^V,(W) 3./. Aa army, a squadron.
129 elephants. 129 cars, 2187
horse, 3015 foot.
^S^r. (T:) 1. m. A soldier.
^.trfjr(fwO 2, m. A general.
2. m. A kind of deer.
"3"! "qlffr 1. a. To go or move.
^q(Kp) 1. m. Mountain ebony./.
The capital of Kama, Biigslpar.
^wr* (f.) l.m. Michelia champaca ; a division of the jack fruit ;
the champa flower of plantain.
qHjBrrsj ^;)1. m.The bread-fruit
tree (Artocsrpus integrifolio).
^q.im (<(;) 1- m. Idem.
^qThjufii;)! .m.A name of Kama.
^W! gfl(rt)3./.The city Champa.
^wrr^ 2. hi. Bread-fruit tree.
TTmnrffl (fll) 3./. The district of

Champd or Bdgvlpvr.
^ts (w:) 3. /. A work of prose
and verse, intermixed,
-qmr (jr:) 1. m. JCarito, the naturul brother of the Pandas.
- ^ I V Ul f'tM (If :) 1. m. The district of Champa or Bdgulpur.
^jgfjr 1 . n. To go, to move.
7|0 "qqf 1 . n. To go towards.
(II:) I .m.An assemblage ; heap ;
mound ; rampart ; fort gate ;
(if) 1. a. Collecting.
^qifrq (w-Vt-V) a. That may be
collected, or gathered together^ "^rfa 1. . Togo; to eat.
(*) sjrcurff 10th to doubt, or
not doubt. Willi to deceive,
conjure, attend ; with V% to
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follow, imilatc ; with to I

practise ; with ^Tf to transgress,
cipel, rise ; with ^1 to approach, worship ; with vfc to
serve; with S to preach, prevail ; with to judge, discuss ;
with to ride on ; wilh flfw
and to transgress ; with pJ
and ^ft| to commit whoredom ;
with )j and <8I to inform, to tell.
m (t;-^T-<) a. Moveablo.moving.
1, im. A soy ; Mars ; a game ; a
wagtail ; a chauri; a cycle, (^t)
/. A young woman.
(V:) I- m. The author of a
treatise upon medicine ; a spy.
*(^ (z:) L. n. A wagtail.
^ 1. "*. b. A foot ; root
of a tree j a race ; part of the
vedas i fixed institute ; a dactyl,
n. Wanderiog; eating.
*TC^.f=irWira(*i)l.H.A lover's foot.

^CW.JTfr (w:-i|T-7ij o. Prostrate
at the feet, taking refuge in.
MWlfa fa:) 2./. The ancle.
^T^.iat(i)l.n.Fallingat the feet.
H^.lfrfU (n:-lll-w) 0. Prostrate.
^J-IUT (Wi) m - Trampling.
q^.HH(n)l . it. Two feet or lines.
*K*.ihn(*0 I./- Service.
^Wlf &') I. n. Half a foot.
^r^TufflfT (*r:-7lT-?i) a. Prostrate.
*mpTC^(^")l. n. Foot ornament.
^^pfl () 1 . n. Water in which
are a brdhmaa's feet washed.
<3WTqq lyi:) 1. m. Acock.
^tTPtfa'S ("0 1. " Lover's foot.
*WpK*W(*i) 1 . n. Treading on.
îi^* M) 1. n. Vide Him*^*nnr (HMtT-n) a. At the feet,

^.ge (80 1. m. A mediator.
^Kif (H:-[-?i) o. Last ; west.
^TW.flUClt (Jf) 5. m. The western
mountain where the sun sets.
Ôrr^V (.) 1,m. Idem.
^rrqx {Ki-^J-ti a. Moveahle. unsteady ; wished for.n.The world ;
sky ; heaven ; all things.
^fV (ft') 2. An animal.
"qftw((T:--Bi-?i) p. Gone ; attained.
I, n. Filed institute practice.
^(T< (w:-^!-^! a. That should
be followed or done.
qftjlTn (^!-^T-Vi') a. Effected.
^ftiT.JIHH fa) I. Accompaniment, assistance ; merit.
^fÎ (51) I. a. Practice; history ;

character. (^[) /.Tamarind tree.
qf^.T^r(*)l.n.Friendlypledge.
^ftac (*j:-Oi-^J) a. Moveable.
^?TW (*) l Practice.
^ (î) 2. tn. An oblalion of rice
with butter and milk ; or the
vessel for such oblation.
"^w.fl^ (V) 1 . M, A kind of cake.
^^PW (W)l.n. Sprinkling an
oblation of milk, butter, &c.
^.Wt^^ ) 3 /.Sacrificial vessel.
(T^ft) 1. ".To move.
^^-H)^^fi| G.n.Tospeak or say ;
to ubuse, censure ; to inquire ;
hurt. () T^pir 10th to study.
(tl) 3./. A festival; kind
of song ; heating lime with the
hand ; woolly hair ; flattery.
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^"t* (0 1- A form of Sif- i

va ; a potherl) ; curling the hair. |
(4)1./. Reflexion ; inquiry ;
perfuming the person ; Durgd. i
-5^*1 (ajt)l. /-The goddess Bar- ;
y ,- perfuming ; inquiry into,
"^f-am (TH-WT-ir) a. Perfumed;
sought ; inquired into.
îi 1 .10. a. To say ;
abuse ; hurt ; ask ; study.
^(i$:-rfM$>That may be hurt;
that may he strung together,
ârtfe (:) 1. m. The open palm of
the hand with fingers extended ;

a plant. A thin cake.
it vifni.a. To go.
qia (*:) 1, 3. m. A kind of cucumber.(#li/". Noise of festivity.
^(^) 1. n. Leather ; a shield.
-qtfl.fln^Cnil-n.Working in skins,
vpS.ajtiT (11) 1./. A plant.
WW (O) 1. "' A shoe-maker,
'qtfl.ltr** I. Worker in
skins, a shoe-maker or currier,
î.ajrrfcw (^) 5. m. Idem.
MW.Vrt(ai')l.'i.Workingin skins,
^nft.ssta (si) 1- n- A wart.
WWrr(-s) 5. n. A shoe.mukcr.
^l.âast (ajt) I./. A bat.
-qtS.-^l (1) 3./. Idem.
qifi.ai (ai:-ar['5f) n.Produced from
skin. ti. The hair, blood.
nArat W) 3. '/ The CAomio/
river ; the plantain tree.
ÛkT (*;) l.n. A wrinkle.
(!)! A whip.
v8,^hjn (ail) i /. Eruption ;
leprosy ; cutaneous disease..
^<B [4] 1. a. Skin or hide ; a

shield ; student's carpet.
**i).ilffeqn (*r) 1./. A whip.
^.if/sun (1)1./- A dice-board.
â5.Il(an) I./. A bat.
TOUJîl (ail) I./. A shoe.
îR.mifîl !-/ An awl.
WIRTO (;-*r) 1.M, /.bellows.
^<-TO ("a*:) 1. m, A strap.
^tfi.inj (^r.-ijt-tij a. Leathern.
WfBI (lt)l./ Form of Durgd.
^.nFe (fa:) 2. m. A strap or
whip ; leather stick.
îfo(Tr:) 2. m. A shoe-maker.
V&TOn I./. Cardamoms.
1. m, Lymph, serum.
^ri^lf^fT (WS-Tn-rf) a. Covered
with skin or leather.
'TOrsaA-Bsl C4)1.M, Working in
skins or leather,
^nPrwfrt-Jrfflf ) 5, m. One working in skins or leather.
^^pnil (5:-*r-t) a. Covered with
skin, or tied with leather.
I ^"HTBH (rfi-Hr-tf) 0. Idem.
^HTWT(fll:) 1. wt. Lymph,
^SlT (*0 1. "i. A shoe-maker,
j ^fansr (tfif) 5. tn. A soldier armed
with a shield ; a tree whose
bark is used for writing, a. Having n hide ; made of leather.
^jfi (ai'-^t) 1./ ft. Perseverance
in religious austerities ; observance of rites; going; eating;
practice ; behaviour.
*Tfir -epfofW 1. 10. a. To
eat, to chew, to masticate.
| (w) I, b. Chewing.
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"^"l (n) 5. m. Striking with the

flat or palm of the hand.
^P4tI(l!t-m-Tf) Eaten, chewed.
'^f'&r.'RTflî) 1. n. A spilling pot.
TOl (^n-î-rai') a. That should
be chewed, b. Solid food.
^3fa(L"uT:) 2. m. A man.
TO. TOfir 1 - a. To Iremble ; (v)
TOf'T to sport ; (sj) ^rwtjfir to
cherish ; to cause to move.
TO {qi:-WT.^) a. Trembling, m.
A trembling./. Luh/iml.
^W&n{m;) ] . m. True distance of
a planet from the earth.

TO-TO_ (^:) 2. m. The Gei partridge, a. Of unsteady beak.
TO.fÎ (W-HIlt) a. Fickle.
TOFtutt (iir) 1./. Fickleness.
TOI<q^(^) adv. Movingly.
TO.wPnl (HI) l.f. A small fiBh.
W.liTO'-" 1 ' A fish, agilthead.
TO-WÔ 1 .".The holy fig-tree.
TO.fT* 1- m. The cuckoo.
TOT 1 n. Wandering ; trembling, m. A foot./. Short petticoat, a. Going, trembling.
I. . A short petticoat
worn by women of some rank.
TO.* 1 * C*')l- m - Holy fig-tree.
TO*' 5 * (Is-WF-^) a- Going.
TO*J(W:) 5. b. Wood-sorrel.
TO ^fW(fw:) a.m. Moveable articulation of the bones, diartlirosis of the joints.
TOHT5T (^-lr-W) o. Tremulous,
unsteady, unfixed; moveable and
stationary, in. A quadruped,
^fa (%:) 2. m. A cover, surlout.
TO(5j:) 2. m. A handful of water.

TOWOJT:) I . m. The hand hollowed
as for holding a tittle water; a
small pot. b. Handful of water.
TOf^fl (W-^T-i) Sensual.
ifr (frO 2./. The pepper plant.
^Fl* (ur t-m-<t) 1 . m, / 3. / A
plant yielding lang-pepper.
TO (^) 1. b. The long-pepper
plant. (WT)/. Orris root.
| TO. TOfa I.a.Tokil), hurt; to eat.
| TO* (*:-*) 1. m. n. A vessel for
drinking; a wine-glass or cup;
spirituous liquor; honey.
TOfirlfw:) 2. m. Decay, infirmity.
TO'g(W:)l. m. A wooden ring on
the top of a sacrificial post, an
iron one on the base ; a hive.
TOfir TO*TT> 1.10. a. To
be wicked, proud, 10th, to grind,
^tfin (V;) I. m. A chorister ; an
oil-maker; a driver, a. Circular.
^m<r{<T:-^f-n")a. Visible.
SIT (TO 1- in. Whiteness, clean.
ness or beauty of the teeth.
*rriK\ (f\) 3./ Wood-sorrel,
qrqftr (fa : -f:-f%) a. Moving
much or repeatedly,
^rfJ31 (Wi
îz(ai) 1.
^[73K(^;:)
^5 (^-f) 2
1. ii. Unsteadiness.
m. A cheat.
I. m. A young sparrow.
- m - Pleasing or
grateful discourse ; flattery.

^l^TC [T.:-t\-i) a. Flattering.
'^TZ.trzj'Sija.m.A jester, a buffoon,
^.wrw (:-!-*) o. Elegantly
tremulous, as a soft eye.
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^F*.*a(w) H.m. A jester.

^fz.RW (*) 1 Jr. Repeated flattery.
qraf(f:) 2./. Service, flattery.
^W.tfT pfe**4) Fit ^ or
sown with the chickpea.
^HWf(i:)l. m. A name of sage i
of an author, n. Of a work.
W^(*>)1- (".Wrestler of Kansdl.
(*'> m W(W)1.M. A name of an impure or degruded tribe, outcnete
*JVfa*j(T)l./. A "ulgar lute;
Durgd i a kind of herb.
ÎH* (:) 1. m. A bird, a kind of
cuckoo (Cuculus melano-leucus.)
wsn*)* * ^'"y eason -Win Per ce P tiule :
speaking well
of four. m. A
/. Dexterity,
cart for four
I clever ; driving
small round pillow.
n. A carriage or
people.
*inp:w 0. Idem.
îg^ra(W) 1. The aggregate
of tlie 4 orders of student, house,
holder, mendicant and ascetic.
^r3ft* 1. A charioteer.
fig-.W {*:) I . m. A quartan ague.
^tS.^re [<Bi.*t-tf) - Produced
in four munths.
^lU.Wffl B) >. A sacrifice,

performed every fuur month S,
qigm (iff'l 1. n- Dexterity.
^|rg , - 1 W(wO 1 .t.The aggregate of
the four original castf, bidhman,
tshetriya, vaishya and svdra.
^TTJ-flUJ 1*1) 1. For kinds.
f^Vr^NO ! m - A P rie,t verBed
in the four Ft<Jo*.
^riJ.îEW (*:-WMF) n. Done or

executed by four priests.
*fTWW (WO l.m. A hollow made
in the ground to receive a burnt
offering ; hole in the ground,
"qi^fsrsf (aj:.sft-ai) a. Of sandal.
W[(*?;-*5)l. The moon-gem ;
a lunar month; the light fortnight, n. Lunur observance.
^1*5* (*) 1 Fresh g' Q E er VTfWm Ml) I./. River Chimb.
^T' !i 5B^^l I The constellation
a. (^:-3>->i) Lunar.
'gfSiW'jrciW 1. m. A name of
Buddha ; regent of Mercury.
^PJ.Hre (W)l.w. A lunar month.
'qPSnji! (UiJ I. m. A religious or
expiatory observance .decreasing
the food a mouthful every day
of the dark fortnight of the
moon, and increasing it in the
light fortnight.
^PWmr.OT (tf) 1. n. Penance.
^njmw.finr(ii} l. ./*.
^rq l.m. A bow; are.
qnr.^3 (3=) 1. m- A tree (Buchanania lalifolia).
qTT^' (SO 1. Unsteadiness,
"qntai^n (71) 1. n. Jim.
^nTCJ (B) 1. n.Idem.
Trrv*[ (*sr) 1./. A small pillow.
^TPC 1. "/ A cAaurf.
^W T.SI (*) !< The betel-nut
tree ; a kind of grass ; mangoe
tree ; a flower (Pundanus).
qrar.5^*(5iH.m.Akind of grass.
^tjftw(<1") 5, m. A horse.
^1fW\ 1. . Gold.
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./. A name of Durgd.

^ltW(*ir) !/ A river.
I. f>- The rhampaai.
-efTOj (Hj) 1. Food.
(T,lEJ^n)fTr,7i I.e. To worship ; (o discern.
ÎTtf:)!. m. Going i a spy ; binding, a. A factitious poison.
^nsr(Wi) I. A gruom, a cavalier, a companion ; a fetter.
^1T.*|1| n. Ascensional difference (in astronomy).
^K.V^B(TO) 5. n. Espionage, a.
Who keeps spies ; a king.
^PC.^fi('n:-wr-w) I . n. Graceful in
motion, walking, carriage.
WT.^nr 0|MgJ-) a- Idem.
HWW (V)l./. Btoeof theascensiooal differeoce.
^rest(at) 3./. A plant (Hibiscus
tn utab ilia).
TOvS)!' m - A dancer, an actor,
a panegyrist, a hard, a herald.
pl". Dancers.
(H:) I. m. The union or
conjunction of two roads.
^TT.w* (:)" A hero.
MK.-^'w (:-T-<a) a. Without
spy or agent, helpless.
^TT.Trg (^)2. m. A Zephyr,
^rrcpafar (K;) l.m. A secret spy.
^TfCTr(sn) I./ A cockroach.
^rftTllni-Jd'Ti'lo. impelled, made
to go ; distilled.
^rft.Tr^(V) 5./. A plant.
1 tJTft*(*-Tr)l.n/. Peculiar observ-
ance, practice /.A tamarind tree.

irfrV (*) 1. n. Practice, duty.
m (*!-*9f-*) a. Beautiful, elegant. 2. tn. Vrihashpati.

^TOT(:) 1 . m. The eara cane seed.
<gr*.n(:) 1. m. Son of Krishna.
W>*S(ltO l.m. Idem,
ir^ll (W) I./. Beauty.
^T1.âJ!(*l:)l.ui. Son of JfrisAna.
W.WW (nt) 5. m. A plant.
^ra.OTCT (tt) !/ Indra's wife.
^re.liWT l^r) I./. A grape.
ÎH.^rs (y:)2.m.Son of Krishna.
(m&lift-inQ a- Lovely,
fair./. Daughter of Krishna.
^n.n*r (^t) 1. ra. A deer. a.
Having eyes like deer.
m^-W^r (*T) 1./ A woman.
'qT^.TUTT (m) 1./. A female who
observes a month of fasting.
'flT^.fir^r {^Tjl./.A jewel, a gem.
q[^.f5-H(H:-m-i)a.Very strong.
^TV.tftn (fi-TI-^l a. Running
or moving well.
Îl.ljtW (J(p-H-jf) a. Lovely.
W.^rfa?l(t-fa^-fa) a. Sweetly smiling, simpering.
î^W(W) 1. m. A statesman.
Ilfia !*() L. . Perfuming the
person, smearing with sandal.
^[>B (W-tflf-H') a. Covered or de
fended with leather ; shielded.
(W) 1. it. A multitude of
hides, shields, &c.
Î^nr (3jl-*T-) a. Of leather.
^rfK! (w) 1 . n. A number of men
armed with shields.
Î^f> {ft) Z.f. A beauty.
W*$FW(W!)l,m. A sophist, sceptic.
ÎsnajTit (m) 1./ Sophistry.
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ÎiqTHre (Z:-3I-S) fl. Destructive
or injurious to beauty.
^pff(tf)S./.A beauty ; Kuvtra't
wife ; intellect ; moonlight.
m. The thatch or roof
of a house ; a blue jay.
^m(:}l, m. A restive elephi
(sj-^t) 1. n. 3./. A ei(
n. Impelling, making to go.
^ (V.)\. m. Blue jay ; kingfisher.
HI W) I. m. Idem. Sugar-cane,
ft (sr.f fîffr, îiIjfs 1, 5. 10. c.To collect, heap
ap ; to injure. With to lose,
squander ; with gif or <a to collect ; with fHr to determine;
with fa to distinguish ; with fV
and fa<c;to determine exactly,
ftvft^ CJ'*y-*) a. Desirous of
throwing, or casting.
f^Pn 3 (a:. a. Desirous to cut.
fcrftn}* ! m - A physician.
NEw^T (S) 1. n. Practice of medicine, or the healing art.
f^F*f(9W W 1- n- Healing, a
Healed, cured,
ftfttt (*t:-*IT-ii) a. Flat-nosed.
faf-* 1 * C30 1. m. Mud, mire.
fgÂai I./. Desire to act.
f^lrtrf (fT;--fl!-ri) o. Wished t(
be done. n. Intention.
f^*l^ : - : -'f ) Desirous of do.
ing or performing any thing,
f^jfr^:)!. m. Hair ; a mountain
a snuke ; a musk-rat ; a kind of
bird or tree. a. Rashly criminal,
rashly injuring others.
f^TC.im (H') 1. m. Much hair,

ferric:) 1. m. Hair.
fqflgWjfW'lfHlO.a.To give pain.
fTO(W:)l. m. A musk-rat./. (sn)
A mouse, a. Flat-nosed,
ftnn! (qj-.ni.Tif) a. Bland, soft,

unctuous, slippery, m. Belel-nut
tree, n./ Uetel-nut ; good cow.
fganai(((r)l./.0ilines3, smoothes, greasiness.
faWJ 1. m. Barley meal,
f^few (wi-wt-w) a. Bland, unctuous./. Excellent cow.
fgnt(l) l./.Wish to go.
f<PBtf*<tt i . /. A desire of
play or of pleasure.
fqftB^(^)l.n.Moisture. freshness.
f^TZ(3:)l-n>- A shrimp or prawn,
f^ftln (n:) I.m. A gourd.
IValtH Ofl-'PHt-W) a. Wishing
to collect, or gather together.
far (W) 1./ The tamarind tree,
f^rz? l.m. A grass.
f^ffTS WO 1- m- Sour putherb.
faz ^rzf?r ^ra^ffr I. 10. a. To act
or order as a servant.
c. To think. (*,Y) fawrqfiT.
fa^fs) 5./. Intellect. A particle,
as HffVTf some one.
fqAjTrz-Tn-TfJa. Covered, collected.
/. (TTi) A funeral pile ; a heap.
ftrffTfir ((HO 2. m. Funeral fire.
faHT.wrlW) 1. n. Monument of
a funeral pile, a mausoleum,
f^fa (fir:) 2./. A funeral pile ; a
heap ; a collecting ; an oblong.
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W*l 1./. A small chaia

worn round tlie loins.
fafflrrjfT 1 :) 1. m. A scream.
ftrwrcusS (^:) 1. m. Idem.
fspn (11) I. n. The mind or faculty of reasoning, the heart.
f^.^ffist (?f:-Tir-Tr) a. Expected ; linown ; calculated.

f^lSMKfsjri) 5. in. Love.
fgrj-ffl^N (fn:)3. /.Contentment.
fVn.JWH (H>Ml-Jt) o. Tranquil.
P'HJWB.'n (Tfl) I./. Happiness.
NlW (V-*T-V) a. Perceived.
fTB.H (:) 3./. Love.
(^:) 1. m. Inconsistency.
t^n.TlJT{n:-li) 1. m.n. Passion.
N'LTHtTF^-Tnt-Wir) a. Amiable.
Pipi.faiSK: (X:) 1. m. Change of
mind, the thoughts or feelings.
f^Tfl.Pt 5 TftHf^l ft^l ft) a . Cha nging the mind or feeling*.
fVfl.fasw ("3:) I. m. Madness.
f^H-foWH (;) I.m, /(fcm.
fsrueffl (ffl:) 2,/. Emotion.
fafl.*i^H (ill) \.f. Anxiety.
ftpt.^J (53 : "^J[-ai' Penetrating the heart, or mind.
fa^gnf* (fff:) 2./. Pride.
fVH.<T*(*:)l.m.Flow of thought
f^fl.fl^fa (fifi) 2. /. Variety of
thoughts, or reflections.
Wl.Tlftj;<t-ft(Vft) o. Faacinating, pleasing, agreeable.
faUlTTJ^r) a. Idem.
fyaprfiftr (ft-Mt-ft) a. /*m.
fa*lTnnj(Jl:)I.iJ. Consciousness of
pleasure or pain.
fw^T (t:) 1. m. Affection,
'w) I. n. Unanimity.
f^flraST (ftl) 2./. Pride.'

f^fl(fli) 1. it. A monument, (air)
/, A funeral pile.
fNrHJTftltrein (nt) I. n. Female immolntion. ascending the pile,
f^srj^rw ("") 1. n. Idem,
f^(9T,r?)fg^fs 10. a.To paint \
f^{^) I. n. Wonder; painting;
sky ; sectariul mark, m. Yama.
m. n. Variegated culor./. (^r) A
plant ; a star in Virgo,- a nymph.
a. Variegated ; wonderful.
(51 1, n. A mark made with
sandal, &c. on the forehead ; a
hunting leopard ; a painter.
f^.*i3 ("BO 1. in. A pigeon,
fin.qpc (t:) I, in. A painter.
ftn.OTTOfcO 1 .m.A painted cloth
used for an elephant's housing.
ft*.r3r* Oil) 5. m. A tree (Dalbergia Ougieniensis).
fWr^ 5. Bi. Painter;
magician, a. Knowing wonders,
t^.imj iV'-) 1. 1. A tiger.
faw.WTt; (TO 1- m. Painter.
. The name of the
mountain compteh in Bundelkand.
t^,W (tt) 5. in. A painter; a
tree (Dalbergia Ougieniensis).
fÎ.SiW Wt)lj.A kind of lizard.
tV^-itn i|:-WI-Tl) a. Painted.
fg*.irai(aJ) 1 . n. Yellow orpiment.
fW.JTH(sO I Yama. god of the
dead, or his registrar,
f^.iil (3n:-) 17. Having a brind-
ft* ( 286 ) ftw
fWs<W(WO l.m. Talking incoherently ; prattle.

fV^.HWt l.m./.a.A
medicinal plant, a vermifuge.
f^.TT^ (Wi-*JI-^) n. Painted or
variegated as a floor.
fa^.ja^ (a*) 5./. Birch tree.
l^.^N* tT)I. m. Cation plant.
f^w.5^T pn) l./. A raaina.
f^.Ta (^0 1. m. Partridge.
f^ 'jfwmj 0*1) \.f A plant.
ft^10(1) adv. At a good pace.
Nf.l^lW) '/ A creeper (Ciabus pedata) ; a kind of metre.
M.Trtir(ir)l./. A pint (Hermionities cordifolia) ; madder.
f^.W (*f) 3./ Idem.
f^.-n/T^r (^l) )./. A ma/na.
fq^.fa^W [Wi) l.m. A peacock.
f^.J9T OjO An arrow.
{Vr-Tff OsO 1. m. A sparrow.
ftJB1V:>WT)l.M./. Kind of cucumber /.Kind of fish ; a gourd.
ftTC.W* 0*) l.m.A sort of fish.
P^.W5 (W) 2. m. Fire; sun;
S/iiuo ; the marking-nut plant ;
gigantic swallow wort.
fV^.ffl (H;) l.m. Antelope.
f^.ihro (si:) l.m. A peacock.
f^.fllftT(^) a. hi. A hero ; Arjuna t a tree (Pentaptera Arjuna).
fit*** (V) 1. m- The sun; a
Gandharba or celestial chorister.
fw.Pif'B (W) 5. m. A painter.
PpUB (J:-Wl-tf) a. Variegated.

N*.ftf%?tI7I;-'m-Vj ((.Delineated.
r^.^WT (V\) I./ A picture ; an
Apsara : a metre.
f^.^r^î (Tfj) \.f. A mawa.

f^.TÎW m. A sheat-fish.
Pn*ftW(*i) 1. ffi./tfem.
f^.aFn (ftlf) 2./. Great effort.
f>lfjrfu5r I. n.Kri&nipatf.
fV'l.ftMtw (T:) 5. m. pj, Seven
sagea represented hy the seven
stars of the great bear.
f^.fnsfa.nqcl( W) 1 . m. FriAasipari. So fg^.fiwfiisr:. &c
f^.*t(%:) 3./. Great beauty.
fWT.â (Bli-W-flS) o. Painted
f%^pJC?0 1 m. Speckled snake.
f^SufsiO 1 m. A judge in hell.
IVrrelNl) 3./. A mama.
fcrSTT(T:-Tt-*)a.Spottedin body.
1 . m. A spotted snake ; a plant
(Plumbago zeyluuica). *t /
Madder ; a worm. n. Vermilion.
talT.* C?)l -".A judge iu hell ;
a king ; the son of a Santana.
fwr^-SI (W) 3./. The mother
of Vydsa and Chitrdngada.
fq?iek (13) 1 . m. The moon ; the
forehead spotted with blood.
N^T* W) " Coloured food.
f^TjTr (m) 1 . m. A cake.
P^THfl (fl) 1. n. Steel.
f^ftWjf()r :) l.m. The moathCAniira.
fqf^T (Hi-^r-cf) a. Variegated,

spotted ; painted ; wonderful.
ftf^W-Wt-ft) a. Idem.
fqffcffm (w-^MOja.Astoniahing.
^ (WO l.m. The moon.
P*Hlfsi (fift)2./. Voice from heaven ; a fine tale ; agreeable word.
fîl (?f) 1. n. Boiled rice coloured with turmeric.
firc ( 287 ) An:
(Bt)5.m.Intellectrad soul.
f^S^rt: -1T-^)a. Amiiible,wiBe,i[itelligent. n.The supreme Being.
fawiftq (W-W-ti) a. That should
be considered or comprehended.
fa^fUHSI (I:-SJI-^) a. Idem.
f^m(*BI)l. /.Reflection, thought.
fafligW <* Anxious.
f^'fll.lt (K:-Xf-t> Thoughtful.
fa i fTr.wfiir(f*i) 2.m.A fabulous gem
supposed to confer every thing
that may be desired ; Brahmd.
fa>aHTra (Sfi-STI-fl) p. Reflecting.
pJHII^(5Pt^Wt-T!r) a.Thoughtful, reflecting.
f^îf.^WT(aiI)5.n. Council-house.
ftlpH*ttTt)3/.Tbe tamarind tree.
faf"WH (jij-TII-w) p- Considered,
reflected on. 1. n. Reflection.
Ptfflfif (fifO 2 '/- Reflection.
flfrm (7J[) ]./. Idem.
ftrwrfw (%:) 2./. Cry of alarm.
NsRI (Îi-SHiI-î) That should
be conaidered or comprehended.
f"qT ttO 1- A kind of grain.
f*r^(^*-'*iijW<i)p.Gathcrin E .
fqfiiZ (7;) 1. m. Rice or grain
flattened, a. Flat-nosed.
fafraiir (*x) 1. m. Idem.
f^rgz (z:) 1. m. Idem.
feral I. n. A whitluw.
iVfl (fa:) 2- m. A parrot ; a plant
from the fibres of which course
cloth and rope are made.
fafiffl I. . Idemf^X adv. or 1. a. A long time.
fV.Wlfor (.a-ft^-fr) a. Dilatory, tedious, slow.
f^t.fltrw (*) 1. n. A long period.

N^rW.TTfoifr (TTi-Tn-tj) a. Long
protected, or cherished.
fv*!^l<Jlfin<l('l;-5Tr-Tf) a. Accumulated by slow degrees.
f^r.f*U(*I:-qT-*i)o.Dilatory,sloiv.
faT-JTH [Ui-Hr-ti) a. Long absent.
fa C. T( {e f ( ?r: fll-tj) n . Lo ng su u g lit.
f^T.wN-S 1. m. A tree.
fat.^faa(*l")5.nj. Ffstau; a crow;
any one of the eight that becume immortal, a. Long-lived.
f^T-Sltf** (<fl) 5. m. A crow ;
Vishnu, a. Long-lived.
ftHTri)-(iEi) 3 /. A woman, married or single, who resides in her
father's house ; young woman.
fTT.ffTSff (Hi:) I. m. Genticn.
faTfl (H:-r-) a. Old, ancient.
f^.f^ni adv. Fur a long time.
fa<.f*lf^2(^-gr-if)a.Long rested.
farfPT (JJi-XT-W) a. Old.
faT.Sîfta(^-ft^-f^) a. Long
sojourning, or abiding.
Nt.fir* H) 1 . n. An old friend.
f^.wiVw <^0 5. m. An asa.
far-HSM":) 1. m. Akite.
^.^"i ('i) 1 . n. A period of very
many nights, a long time,
faw^rq adv. A long time.
r^Câj a. Obtained
after a long time (as a son in
the time of old age).
fTcfjpa [my 1. . The name of
a plant (Galedupn arhorea).
f^.^WT(>Tl) I./. A cow that has
I borne many calves.
| t^r;.3*lW) 1 .m. An old servant.
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f^(.W(W:-'8n-W)o.La!ting long.
f^C^nfrU (#-fWt-ft) Idem.
r^.fenr Oft-W-lf) a. Idem.
faKQl adv. A long time.
fawfawK*!)!-/- White hogweed.
f^Cyfm(T|!)l.. Sort of gentian.
firrra (*T) 5. ra. A name of Gani4"' "d". Long time.
fatllarfu. A long time.
facial CO 5- m - A deity, a divinity, n. Long-lived.
fejqtra 1. m. Blockade.
F^tjfafl (WHT-li) Long pro-
tected or supported.
fqfi: W ftrftWTffJ 5. a. To hurt,
to injure ; to wound, to kill.
faft(fc) 2. m. A parrot.
f^ft't( t 9t:)3/.A young woman ;
one staying in her father's house.
Mtftw (u*) L m. A tree.
fiv {V) 2. n. The shoulder joint.
far adv. A long time.
fqt*I adv. Idem.
(WjfiWB (!T:--HT-7r) a. Long abandoned, and given up.
NtâliBl]3/.Akindof cucumber.
frT (*) f*rf> 6. fl. To put on
clothes, to dress.
faw.J?lfw*l(Bjr) I./. A necklace ;
a fire-By ; lightning.
WB.faw{w)l. m. A sprat, prawn,
fas fawtn 1 . a. To be loose ; to
indicate one's meaning.
f^TB 1. m.3./. The .Beiyaf
kite ; a sore eye./- A potherb ;
a cricket, o. Blear-eyed.
fawOT (*I) I./. A cricket.
fsre.JTCjII Wt) I./. A perfume.
PanfTfl(WO 1. m. A petty thief.

Plft tftO 2. m.The chin.
fap<z(3:} 1. m. Flattened grain.
fT3 (50 2. m. The chin.
f^sfiK (W) 1. n. Idem.
fa faw*ff<r 10. o. To mark.
1. n.A mark of any kind ;
fa*.TTfi:=r OCt-fwt-ft) a. Marking ; hideous ; striking.
C^B.HlftiJT 3. /. A plant
(Echitcs frutescens).
fafofT (tii-Wi-Ti) p. Marked.
^tajfaHtafif/^Nrtjfrl 1. 10. o.
To be patient or impatient ; to
touch; to suffer.
^fct (t0 1 . m. A kind of deer ; of
panic ; of cloth ; thread ; China.
"air* (Ji) 1. i. A sort of panic.
^1f|.uj<t, (K:) 1. m. Camphor.
<qtir.w{tH) I. it, Steel
<qto.f<rg(0 1. m- Lead, red-lend.
ÎT.TT (T) 1 n. Lead ; tutenag.
TfYsrrinr Or) I. b. China silk,
^fw To take.
^% 1 . d. To coai ;
to boast ; to commend.
Îtf&.m) Êm* 1. c. To take,
to receire; to wear.
^K (X) I. Cloth, rag; bark;
crest ; garland ; lead ; line ; writing ; drees./. Cricket ; hem.
"qfc.iri^fflT:-^:) a. In rags.
-frfMftO 2./. Avail.
gtftÎ (*TT) 1./. A cricket.
>^b? (^:.4i-w') a. Conversant,
learned ; split, divided.
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î.jfi(m)\.m.Nimbor date tree.
^1**1 (*0 1./. A cricket.
**() -fft^fiT. w 1. c. To take,
to wear. 10th to shine ; to speak,
ten; ) 1. n. Tlie tattered dreas
of a Batiddha mendicant.
Î'rT 5 * (^1) 5 - A Bauddha or
Jainn mendicant.
f.W îfa 1 0. a. To inflict or
to suffer pain.
-gSfKCrOi.m.The roaring ofnlion.

<5W (W) 1. m. Sorrel, sourness./.
(BfTT) Indian sorrel ; hog-plumb ;
tamarind, n. Acid seasoning-.
Î%*r (51) 1./. Indian sorrel.
{NO 2. M, The breast.
(5;-^) 1. m. n. A nipple.
^^(^:) 3. uj. A potherb.
'^(Tlf'jfa a. To distil ; balhe.
2. i. The musk- rut ; a
mixed caste ; an affix.
(3) 3. / A game of dice
played with tamarind aeeda.
^^(fur) âfff.MTsnrrr l.lO.o.To
waiie.CufJsfao.a.To cut.dividc.
(TI^bOt 6.o.Tohelow or sballow.(5,T)!0.<i.*y3ilfjT.Tu cut.
^mftf 10. a. To become
small or shallow ; to collect.
(fif,x)'^rir,'5 , qfif 1. IDa. Idem, 10th to cut.
^J, ^jF* 1 o.To hint one's meaning) to dally \ to act.
^r*(H)îff( 6. o.To cut or pierce.
^"31 (^r) 1 / A smnll well.
^ral(>Kt)3./. Idem, [wet or moist.
^WtT^mTSfiT 1- To wet, to be
"tit (us) 1. m. Theaous.
) 1*
Mft(Rrr) 2./ The anna.
(*) 10. a. To send ;
" toask. (TT.T) M*tfJi,ir I.e. To
"a^t (=$)) 3./. A procuress.
"JR ^Wft 1. a. To move slowly.
^ (x) snafjr 1. a. To kiss, (u)
^flfjj 10. a. To hurt, to kill,
ijfl (a) 1. n. The face.
^Kf 5(*0 1 . m. A kisser ; a rogue ;
a loadstone ; a general scholar ;

middle part of a balance,
îf () 1. ii. A kissing.
îqjf.^TiT (Jl) I . n. Kissing.
^jf*T1 (ifi-Ht-W) p- Kissed.
^f^H^fl (^ntTiil-TT) ^.Kissing.
^ ^ T^jfa 1 0. o. To steal.
' Ct,^,) ^nqw 4. d. To burn.
^(W) 1./ Theft.
i<\ (1) 3./. A small well.
gC W î^fT 10- To rise,
increase i to raise i to dive into.
'S^l*:) 1. m. Mud ; a small pot ;
the hand hollowed to bold water, n. Water of steeped pulse.
^r*W(TTj 1. m. A porpoise.
^fsjw (tt-m-tf ) p. Raised.
^taW 5. "'. A porpoise.
VSJTO ^JqfrT 1 . a. To cat, he lust.
f^TO "> Fondling or nuraing children./. A she-goat.
VWpTW 5. m. A porpoise.
"SB ^WfT 1. o. To manifest one's
meaning ; to dally.
^91 (:)1.hi.A blear eve. /.A chim.
ney ; funeral pile. a. Blear-eyed.
^9rat(:)l- The palm hollowed,
as if to hold water.
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flWWl(Vt) 3./ A porpoise ; a water-pot ; an opposite bank.

flffl (ftp) 2./. A fire-place, chimney ; an earthen kettle.
Vft (B) I. n. The face.
(^) 1 , n. Fried meat ; rind.
^<nir (WJ-qf) 1. m. A nipple.

inf! l.m.Awcll.
^*1(T)1./. Single lock left on the
crown of the head; a crest ; a top;
head ; upper mom ; bracelet.
'fsi.qif? () 1. n. Shaving the
head all but one lock.
^n.ajw (w) 5. b. Shaving.
-aTI-nfa (ftt) 2. m. A jewel worn
in a crest ; gunja.
^nv)l.ff. The heed. /. A kind
of grass, a. Crested.
'tfVT.WB^ W Tonsure.
"aitlTrr (VT^nft-^) n. Crested.
*rn (sr) %^fir 10. o. To contract, to close or shrink.
<â(H:)l.m.The mango; the bdub.
^W(*:)l- m. Idem. A small well.
^firtftO 2./. The anus.
^(O.f) ^nfJT 4. a. To bum.
snf WWwfw 10. a. To contract,
to wink ; to throw ; to grind.
^n(V:-4')l. m. b. Powder ; lime ;
aromatic powder./, (it) A coinri ; a posing argument ; a river ;
a red powder j dust.
"pj* (;) 1. m. Grain fried and
jiounded n. Prose writing.
^".STlt (>0) 1. in. Li me -burner.
^.flfW (H:)l. m. A lock of hair.
^fi.iaia (u:) 1 in. Pebble, gravel.
"<rwm (m) I./ Pulverulence.
^w.TFT^ 1. n>. Vermilion.

^f.gT-r(ft!)8./ Handful of powder, or of perfume.
"qî(fm:) 2. n. A sum of 100 cowries ; a posing argument.

^rnS^TT (*r)l./. Pounded rice.
^pS.BTrT (HJ 5. m. An aonotator,
^PfliT (wi-wriT) p. Poanded.
^Wsr f-flnfcpf) o. Made of
any thing pounded, or powdered.
vff.rorCw-TIT-lO p. Pounded, reduced to powder, n. Powder.
<^fn (fds) 2./ Going.
^Wt (91) 1-/. Upper room ; crest.
^5* (*) l.tt. Hour cakes fried
with ghee, (qrr) /Root of nn elephant's ear ; body of a drama.
^mfjT I . a. To drink or suck.
îr(nj)] /.Sucking; leathern girth.
"3(0 (Bj:-ifiT-(a) a. Suckable.
^".(W,T) ^nftr G. it. To hurt, to
tie together, (fit) ^vSffr, *HI*fir
1. 10. a. To light or kindle.
vrfftjTJfir.îPr i.io. n.Toiight.
^f^) (:-<lT-fl) a. Doing much.
(z:-3t) 1. m. 3./. A servant.
0*0 L. m. A slave ; a gallant.
(:-Tl) I. m. 8./. Idem.
^f^lconj.J If,
TO* (*:-*Win.Fecling,sentient.
(aft) 3./. The yellow myrobalan.
<îpr(if)l. m. Soul./, (irr) Understanding, reflexion, a. Rational,
sentient (being). Alive.
âstr.TfT^ (Tm.-Tlft'-TBj a. Sentient, alive, reflecting.
o. Idem i distressed.
WWI (in-sn-^r) a. Idem.

grrar (ar:-an-^)ir. Collectable.
%7I (TT-.) 5. ft. Mind, intellect.
^rrr.W (;) 3./ Love.
"g^TT (tO A lizard.

^{fiCO 2. m- Chandail.
if^.-<iriHffT02.m.King of Cliandail.
^f^.TI3l(5l:)l. m. A name of SAIthvpdla, the foe of Krishna.
(J:-UI-) o. Collectable.
SfW (n) *fi( 1. a. To shake or
in,/ n. Cloth, raiment, o. Vile, bad.
^'B.TTWT'asrlw:) 1. m. Washerman.
TOIV (V) 1. m. A cucumber.
^ftl^Tt (*r) I./. A bodice.
^fltH (w:) 1. m. Small fish.
(3f:)l.m.iJnfii/tfAii mendicant.
^ ^*fiT i. a. To think ; to go.
"Nt Cft} 3. / One of the Rdginis.
^flT(V)Tnrii I. A To act or perform
functions, to strive, try, seek.
^B*t (-if) 1. n. Effort, exertion.
%eTil (il:-stT-i) p. Active.
(ET) \.f. Effort; search.
Sir-ft^fCs)!. Investigation.
^r.tlt (W:) 1. m. Cessation.
^fe'H'r) 1. ft. Going ; bodily act ;
action, a. Sought ; dune.
^1*T (=4) I. n. Soul, spirit ; sense.
i. The
e Chaitt
^3J{t3)l. n - A place of sacrifice ; a

monument, m. Ficua religiosa.
yfm.'S (%t) 2. m. Religious fig-tree.
^tO.Vn (Hf) 1. m. Hon.
"^(0.^ (^:) L. in. A students wa,ter-pot, or sacrificial vessel
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^W-tra (fl:) 1. m. The religion!
fig-tree (Ficus religiosa).
(Si) 1. m. The month Chaitra.
(March-April), n. A monument
m. The month Chaitra.
W 1. n. The garden of
Kuve'ra or Pluto,
îprrtl t*\) 3./ The day of full
moon in Chaitra.
f (f^t) 2. m. Month Cftoftr*.
#fa* (aj:) 1, m . /dem.
$f*w (*!) 5. n. Wcm.
^hl I. m. ShiiitfUa.
m {H:-wl-) a. Of or in cloth.
"^l>!*[ *0 i- m - Lice-eater; a
goblin so denominated.
^fral^-WT-*}) a. Sung ; pure ; clever : pleasing ; sharp.
%-<r l.n Bark, skin ; half eaten
fruit of the palm ; plantain.
%^rCi) 1. n. Bark, rind,
gizl (al) 3. /. A petticoat.
%re(:)l. m. A bodice ; a country.
ti^T (5tl)l/Freeept; a sending.
%i^Jtr.53 (:) 1. m. A play ball.
%f^?f (TP-WMT) p- Directed; impelled ; thrown ; informed.
ÎTT (^f)l. i. Surprise ; an asking.
a. That should be sent,
^lir* (!) ]. m. Moving slowly,
(t:) 1. m. A thief ; a perfume.
CO)/. A grnss.
^K.^ps(as f ) 1. m. Kind of grass
(Andropogon aciculatum).
^ft.3"5r 3./ /ifcm.
%ft*rt (VI) !/ Theft, robbery.
%fl(<B:-3t)l.m.3/. A short jacket.
m. piu. A country. Tanjorc.
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(*0 1- A breastplate,
cuirass, n. Bark, rind.
%wfini(*t) 5. m. Shoot of a iom,- wrist ; orange ; cuirassier,
^rarr^r I. m. A diadem, a
turban, a tiara.
^n(*:) 1. m. Sucking: drying up.
%*pn. l.n. Sucking.
1. in. A horse of a particular good breed.
\rrg [W-^-bJ) n. Pleasant.
^rY(:-^r-3)a.Crc5tcd..Tonsure.
qr^HJPT (>S) 5. n. Tonsure.
*K (O-ft) l.m.3./.Athief./.
Theft ; a grass ; a perfume.
^TC.ire fltfti. From or by theft.
%r;.*jw (Tt-W-it) a. Stolen.
q K Tq^rl (m-TTt-tf) fl- /Am.
snftajifar) 1./. Theft
lhf (W) l.n- /(/cm. [theft,
^lajlf^fl (fT:-Ht.<i) n. Gained by
%(WMjt-*)fl.Ofacret
%l*a.^ffisf, ("3)5- n. The ceremony
of tonsure on a child three years
old, when only one lock is left
on the crown of the head.
[mi) 1. m. A royal sage.
"Vtt l^') 1. Oozing, m. A Rishi.
V (tf) 1. d. To go; to flow.
10th to langh ; bear or suffer.
^tt {TS) ^rafa 1. a- To wet
throughly, to sprinkle, to exude.
^ff (ff;-Î-H - )p. Fallen, oozed out.
*mrgTT(T;: )"- Neglectingduty.
yiTfiwnt Ki-TK) a. Dismissed
from office ; deprived of a right.
(ft:) 2./. Dropping, falling;
the vulva, the anus.
^TKJT? (T:*TT--() Eihausted.

^JT.flWlsi^-ar:-^) Free from anger, grief or care,
â.wqr l*J:-*n-sjr).Frcc from fear.
^<IT1t (Hl-W-Tl) Hopeless.
'Sfrmm*! (w-iji-cj) a. Without ap" petite, or desire of food,
tral^ lfl(JT:-JIMi]n. Inert, spiritless.
1"> The face.
^fl(qt) %<?r>T 10. n. Tl> laugh ;
$I<t(ci| 1. b. Sprinkling, oozing.

SfTisr (ffl:-5tl-fl) a. A mover ; oviparous ; abandoned, wicked.
9 ch/i. The aspirate of ^ eh.

ti (sj:-I.tf) a. Pure; tremulous,
l.m. A cutting; a fragment./.
A concealing ; un infant.
*() 1. in. A goat.
$jpn (Wt-tf) 1 m-n. Dried cow-dung.
5(Jig (Wi) m - A soat. /. ("ii-nil) A
he-gout; a oun volvulus, l.n.
Blue cloth or raiment
() 1. m. A goat.
sn^HT^ (Tfl 3 -/ Convolvulus.
ajn'BTuj) (1st} 3./ /rf.
SJiwWl (wt) 3./. /(fern.
*3T 1. / Light, splendor ; an
assemblage ; a straight line.
ifZLUa (V) 1. m. A palmyra tree
3TWT (MT) 1./ Lightning.
l.n. A parasul, umbrella.
(IT)/. A kind of fennel ; coriander ; a mushroom ; anise.
)!' A kingfisher ; a shrub;
any thing of a conical form.
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(Tft) I. n. An astrological
diagram, or circle.
^.STT<Ti-TM:)<i.Beariiig a parasol.
3.tlTî! n. The earning of
an umbrella ; royalty.
(^)l. n . Hibiscus nmtabilis.
^.WT(Ti) 1. m. Widowhood ; wilfulness ; Us of royalty.
|W (*> I. II. A mushroom.
^jff(*^(a:)l.ni. A fragrant grass.
^fÎ (^ri) 1./. A mushroom.
cfl) 5-ni. A barber, a. Bearing a parasol.

(^:) 1. m. A house ; a bower.
To cover, clothe. (X) tC^fff 1. a.
To livc.breath. be strong. (X,V)
W*SVfn LlOrfJb cover.
niAleaf;awing;aplant;
a tree with dark blossoms.
(^fj 1 . n. A leaf ; a wing ; a
covering, a scabbard ; Cassia.
**.*PI (TTO 1- A tree (Symplocos racemosa).
H&Jfeyo. m. Thatch of a house.
M-^mS 1. m. A hypocrite.
W) u. n.DIsguise, trick, fraud.
W.^ftrt.(l)5.m.0jiein disguise.
^t(O) L. m. A tooth; arbour.
?(^T adv. Sobbingly.
*=^*&)l.ni.Meaning; subjection;
poison, n. Wish. a. Solitary.
*=^.1T<PI (ap) 1. m, A hypocrite.
falO 5. h. Poetical metre ;
meaning, intention ; wish ; the
vedas ; wilfulness, independence,
(if) 1. . A holy Terse.
(W-WI-W) a. Doue at will.
^ft H(H:) 1 . m. A reciter or chanter of the Stima veda.

?%.^TfI (ll) I. n. Indulgence, huin ou ring, reconciling.
S^fflgfTi (fn;) 2./. /tfem.
*3(5:-3T-i) a. Private, concealed.
' *"?(r*,T)f"inT,qra 1.10. a. Togo.
|^} mm I. n. To eat.
*fl*3 [*) l.m. An orphan.
{*) w&frt 10. a. To vomit.
Wi tf'-*f) l. n. 3./ Vomitting.
1. n. Idem, m. The MmS
tree ; a nfbAofit.
<ft? (ft':) 2./. Idem.
Wfx-H (HO 1-m. The A7mi tree.
*fc*T.ftg (30 2- m. Cardamoms.

*h6r (fif,) 2./ Vomitting.
^(-"WJft.TT 1. c To kill. [tion.
B>H (<) [.. Wickedness, decep(tr-Tf) 1./ n. Deceiving.
*T5n.-RT rts-W-i:) a. Deceitful.
*tV^ 5. m. A cheat.
Vf% (fWt) 2./ Skin, bark, rind.
(t) 3. / /(/em ; offspring;
a creeper ; a kind of flower.
(f*f!) 2./ Beauty ; light.
f?r (Sf) !./. A young animal
[JI (IP) 1. m. AgoaL
Wimtflt:)!. 111. A fire of cow-dung.
srJI.Htfa)*", (wV) 5. m, A wolf.
$m.j;sr m.Agni, god of fire.
OTnai (Wi) 1. m. A goat ; Atri.
^TJIWRft t^) 3./ A convolvulus.
^rn.5T?ir (*to ' i"- -4jit/, fire.
*Tffl*trT (*r) 1./ A she-goat.
*rn (t^-TTi-rf) 0. Cut, thin, feeble.
wm (^:) 1. m. A pupil, n. Honey.
n* (*) 1 . n. Honey iu the comb.
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Htm (sj:) 1. m. An indifferent

scholar in puetical completion.
jr*.^Jr(lf) I. Oiled butler prepared from milk one day old.
V% (0 I. *. A thatch, a roof.
Wt^T (W*) 1. " Covering; a leaf.
flt^H(Wi-ltMi)p.Cut; concealed.
*lf$* D. Dishonest.
m. A priest conversant
with the vsdas. a. Relating tu
any poetical metre.
*T^tTO (TO) 1. n. A part of the
vedas ; doctrine nf the vedas.
nit (*IT) I. / Shade, shadow, the
sun's wife; light, beauty; Durgd.
rHI.WTÔl'" 1 - An umbrella bearer, a. Shading.
Wn.TPra (V) 1. ra. Saturn.
jqMR (*0 2. m. A large tree,
((nrpnai (ail) I. m. Saturn.
WOT (^:) 1. m. jEther, sky.
^pql.TCT (fl)S. m. The moon.
(*>$M) Shadowed,
shadowing, full of Ehade.
"T^jT.ffli (^) 1. n. A parasol.
M ' "' The n 100 "(JJJT.\JB (lft)l. Saturn.
% (ft:) 2. m. Abuse.
ftlD(')l.n. Sneezing,/ A plant.
ftTCPS (:-*r-^t) a. Sternatatory.
ftan (Wl) i./ Sneezing,
t^cf (iti-frt-cf) p. Cut, divided.
filftlCffc) 2. m. A cutting ; a plant.
ftn;(T;-KT-T) a.Cutting ; roguish,
fraudulent ; hostile,
fr^ 0,THfr,*t) fwsrffir*^ 7. c.
To cut. With %l prefixed to
seize ; with to kill, to slay.
far^C^) 5./ Cutting, destroying.

1. n, Iiidra's thunderbolt.
fa^T fat) 1/ Cutting, dividing.
ftr^(fiS)2./.A n axe.
ftj^T (T.i) ]. m. Fire i a rope or
cord ; a sword ; an axe.
(^^(Ti-tr-'f) a. Cutting, dividing.
fiR(qr,W Jfipprfri 10. o. To pierce,
fitS(S)l.n.A hole ; a fault or defect.
fai-* (<n:-'?f-'n') a. Ear-bored.

fa!Treif<ii_(<t-ft^-fi:)a. Looking 0'it for faults or flans.
fi(S!*tT (Wft) I. m. A reed.
finj^Rpl (^-Wr-tW) 0. Seeking
faults, malicious.
fcfifU (W;-HT-Tf) o- Perforated.
Bn^^l-W-*)* Cutting; roguish,
fraudulent ; hostile.
fta (flS-W-'*) - Cut./ Awhore.
ftfH^ (aft-^T-*) a. Cut a little.
fW^.în {"f:-^-^') n. Ear-borcd.
ftra.in (W-W-lf) a- Shorn.
fscB-îT(n)l. i". A warrior having his bow broken in battle.
fini-irrfOT (^-HT-*) a. Having
the nose cut off.
finr.srtW (W-WI-^)"- Having the
rope of the nose broken
fjrff.^-^Tr {T:-^-'^) Liberated.
frafira (ifc-'nT-ii) a. Scattered.
fitTT-H^l (St-W^) Decapitated.
/ A form of Durgd.
fifS.^t (VI) M A tree (Men*,
pcrmuro glabrum).
frfl.5fira|tT (m)\.f. A plant (Cissampelos hcxandra). [doubt.
(>l:-*ir-*j) Free from
( s
W*5?a(fl)3/.Tl)e musk-rat. [cat.
Tafir.Wre^Ts 6. lO.n.To
TV (*) ^sffr 6. a. To cover.
^ (S) 1. n. Retaliating ; a ray.
() Tufw 6. n. To touch.
A small tree, a shrub ;
touch; airjwar, combat.
vtfa 6. a. To cut.
VKUV) I./. Lime.
ft*r(*T) 1./ A knife.
*ftfT (<H-fJMi)p. Cut ; spread.
*ft^! E ^ OG-tl-^) Run through
the belly, transpierced.
rd(fl) 3./. A knife.
(irr) 1./. A barren con-.
^(S,'3,T':)?'"f'B.?^ 7r.'i'oshinc;
to vomit ; to play, (fsj^j k^Rt
*<uTfl UO.n.To kimlle.to light,
fjftr.f ) ^fft, nTfT 1. 10. a. To
light, or kindle.
<ir:-Wi-) a. Tame ; buckish.
Tiffin (fiffO 2./. Indirect speech,
hint, insinuation, double entendre.
VTisr(ai;-arr-^} a. That may be cut.
X (Tlr-^-fl) a. Cutting.
W'Sfi^jROlO.a.To cut ; to cover.
S^(^:)J.ni, A cutting ; a portion :
denominator of a fractiou.
^T^l-ft-*) a. Culling.
(*0 ' Cutting ; a part.
*3^tTj(l:-Tir-^)ii.ThatmHy be cut.
(fif-fip-ft3 a. Cutting.
Vf** (501-m.Acane.
(^-wr-cr) p. Cut.
W"*J(*j:-irr-3) i. That may be cut.
n. Amputation. Also if f^tf^j.
Vln (UO l.m. A fatherless son.
(^0 2. m. A medicinal plant.
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#T(u)^f:i 4. a. To cut.
*ifo*T (*[) 1./. Snapping [he
thumb end fore-finger together.
*7f3iL(st) 5. m. A fisherman.
Srcw (W) 1. . Abandoning,
(TO 1. i. A cilron, a lime.
mi l.A Togo, to movo,
to approach.
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5t(5T; ) 1 . m. Shiva , Vishnu , birth ;

a parent ; enjoyment ; poison ;
light ; speed an imp, goblin.
a. Speedy ; eaten ; conquering.
5T^(aO l.m. The Malaya mountain ; a dog. n. The egg-plant.
arsr Sf^ffT l.a.Toeatitokugh.
Wflir(li) ].. Eating.
fit (ftp) 2./. Idem.
sifgro (qi*,-^..,^] p- Eating.
^ (m) 1. m. Consumption, decline, phthisis.
araw(gir) 5. m . idem.
3T3i.Tg^(q-) 5. m . The sun.
Wâ-flf) 5. n. 3. /. The world.
m.Air, wind./. Earth ; mankind.
a. Moveable, transitory.
ntft.W: (<$) 1. m . A mountain.
stJitft-Trffi (fir ; ) 2. m. A king.
siinrt.qra () 1. m. /An.
snml.^? (^:) 1. m. A tree.
siH.^'n (-Si) 4. m. Brahma.
snpT-sn^ 1. . The universe.
sur;^ 1. ,. Destruction of
the world, or of all things.
SR-fni I. ml Three worlds.
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srimfH (fH:) 2. in. A king j deity,
ara^.an () l - Air, wind.
wu.tBire (li) 1. n. Universe.
3iJI.t?4 (=V) I. n- Idem.
5[j[.igif*Ji{.(gt}5.m. The sun.
5UTrt.W (si) 4. n. Creator.
5HI^=i!(f| ; ) l,m. End of thewurld.
fflllirjqi )./ Ofrpit.
Wfl^TWiS Pervading
the world, (ihe Supreme.)
W.-.^TWKfwrlo.m. Supreme Spin!
wh^thttCtO'.'"- Air, wind; sup
porter of the universe.
**ft* (wO i. m. PJriw.
3UI^.^ i ' (TÎ- 5 *) n. Purifying the world.
sursi^K^) 3./. Mon<JS./-<fci.;, sis
ter to the serpent race.
an.-5ira(^-fii*Vf'i) Dcstruc
tive, destroying the world.
srovST 3-/ Durt/d.
BTJi.â to) 1. Air, wind.
sin.^lPr (fit:) 2. m. A name of
Shiva or Vh/iau. /. Tlie earth.
Wr.TTT (V) 1./ The earth.
aiJlfsim (W) m. End of the
world's existence.
anra(-jO 2. m. Fire; an insect.
om.Vrai C*fe) l- m. Jagamtdtha.
aprem.^h (*) I. The shrine
of JaganmUfta and the parts of
the country surrounding it.
am.fiPrre (V) l- - Living in the
world ; a deity.
WJI.-fl [w) 2. m. Fire; an insect,
spi.ira (ST) 1./. Durgi.
atn^l (*T-**t-**) p. Going.
9rnr.(*5> 1 . m. Armour.
is liquor for
BTJrei (W:) I. m
distilling; armour, mail.
smKTO-^T-ij) Enten. n. Food,
srfm (fini) 2. /. Eating : food.
sCu (fw) 2. m. Air, wind.
5jfm3 I (VT*M)j4t-*ir) J>, Going,
sttjsr I. n. The hip end loins ;
nions veneris.
si^T.ÎT (lt) 1. m.rfu. The hol-
low of the loins of a woman.

WW-T'lwrlw) 1 ./.Active dancer.
aiS^.WT (WT)l-/> Opposite leaved fig-tree (Ficus oppositi folia).
5JH*fl ( s 9'-9T--'j) * East ; worst, ft.
5iB13T.7r>n.effl.ei (W-Wf-TriJo.Adsraaf.aT{siO l.m. A rerfro , a younger brother,
arem? (HTW.^-nir ) P- Killing,
sifs (fW : ) A sharp offensive
or destructive weapon.
SIB" (^TO o. Striking, beating.
SffaTPJ (^l'f-'Wfi-TH) p. Killing ;
having killed.
WT.^(>i) 1- n. Iniquity, sin.
T (fl:-HT-H) a. Loco-motive,
moveable, not fixed.
OTTF.fiit (al) 3. /. A parasol.
OITÎ (or :-6iT-Bj)ri. Desert, n. Flesh.
snriM () 1. m- A landmark, a
boundary ; a mound.
5JT=! L. n. Poison.
6rfT(^l)l./.Theleg.
Wf l.Tl ft * (*0 l. . A courier,
a runner, an express,
sr^t.^ml'") 1 .n.Cuisses or greaves.
stjl^l (w:-"fr-^) a. Quick, rapid.
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orer waifl t. o.To fight, to contend. (T) *T*f>T Idem.

IS| (at:) 1. m. A warrior.
mwrstFT_ (at:) 5. n. Prowess.
OlSg^ (ts:-VT->i) a. Muttering
much- m. An ascetic.
are wsfil 1 . a. To clot as hair.
otzi (31) ]./. The hair matted as
worn by Shiva and ascetics ; a
fibrous root ; spikenard.
am. V3(7:)l .m.Moch clotted hair.
WXMTO ( : ) 1 A lamp.
wt.zt (TO I- SJitw.

orerefc (TO 1. m. W.
WZ[.^t(T:)1--A name of Shiva ;
W5T.isl(^)3/. Indian spikenard.
arcnt (:) 2. m. A fabulous bird
killed by Rdvana ,< bdellium.
srerw (:-oil-5T) a. Wearing clotted hair./, (mi) Spikenard.
5T(T?T (Wnf-Vnt-YTt) a. Having
clotted hair; of spikenard.
eafs(fo:) 2./.Wai-ed-leaf fig-tree ;
clotted hair ; assemblage.
lfzn(2 S. m. Idem : having clotted hair, an ascetic.
mfswOaOl.m.A lion./.(<!IT)Spikenard ; long-pepper ; orris root,
o. Having clotted hair.
aiet (at) 3. /.Waved-lesf fig-tree.
CTaj(9Jt)l. m. A freckle, a mark.
(T:-r) 1. m. n. The belly, a.
Hard, firm ; bound, tied,
*ra:.t.ri!T (m) \.f. Colic.
OiaXiT^ [%) 5. m. Cassia fistula.
1- / Pain felt by
the child before birth.
orar.wnsir (it) \ .f. Idem.

orar.^sir CiO 1./. Colic.
arar.î(i:-WT-î) Being in the
belly or womb,
srarjire Wj Dropsy, water
in the abdomen.
5T {:.*!-) a. Cold, frigid ; slu.
pid;dumb. m. Fiost ; idiocy./
Cowach. b. Water ; lead,
HT.fVrj (*J:-7n-ij) a. Dilatory.
3re<rr(aT) 1./. Coldness, apathy.
wfVu^T (wr) S. m. Inaensibilily ;
stiffuess, stupidity, frigidity.
orets<T (Jfi-WI-'n) p. Paralysed.

arTl 1 . HU (W:-5Tr-7f ) J>. M.
We (W) 1 . m. A freckle, a mark.
!T (3) 2 - Lac.
Wg^T (<J) 1. r. Idem; asafcstids.
/. A plant ; a bat.
Sg-.WTtCt ) 5. m. A fragrant plant.
Wg-fl (#1) 3. /. A bat.
snj.g*ra(*rOI- A man at chew
or backgammon.
nr*lf! (P?;) 2. m. A mole or natural mark on the body.
Btg-.TH (') I. m. Lac-dye.
ST^nOsr) I - / A fragrant plant.
srs(*) 1. . The collar-bone.
mrfiJI* (qr) t. n. Red arsenic,
mi (H.T) 4. a. To be born
or produced, (fit,*) aratSit 3. o.
/rfn.(*)aiJnifiT lO.o.To beget.
Vll(ltt) 1. m. A man, a person./.
(fl) A mother. (ri) Birth.
(*:} 1 . hi. A father ; name
of a king, father of Stfd.
stiTCirm (7T:-7TI-ji) 1./. Paternity.
WBTTUrai!(WT>l/.SrtrfwifeoffliBio.
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Wt-Y* () I. A chandah or
low man. an outcast.
OTfll (fll) 1./- Mankind, a multitude ; manhood ; birth,
ort.tl (II) 1./. An umbrella.
8T.ru Birth; race. /.A
mother ; tenderness ; a plant ; a
bat. m. A parent, a father.
Wtfa (ff :) 2./. A fragrant plant,
wjn.-qa- (^0 1. m. Any inhabited
country ; man ; multitude.
Wt.Sfrn(^)I.ro. Ruinuur, report.
Wt.fi ('d-Î-'tf] Agreeable to
all. m. Coriander seed ; a
|M oranga-h y pe m nt he ra ) .
WffitflQ 1. m The king.
WflTtWri) 4. m. A father./. (*)
A mother, a. Generating.
Wt.Kf If 0 I - Rumour.
W*r.3lfr(3T: ) 1 . w. One of ihe seven
divisions of the universe.
Wt.fWt(fl:-Wt-Wja. Kind to all.
Bit.irSE (^0 t- m - News,
wt.wfn (fit!) 2./. Idem.
Wt.WTf (f) 1. n. Tlie forest BandoAa. or the eutttrn part of it.
W*rrû: (t:) 1. tn. Decorum.
Wtrfirn (Jfc-in-sf} a. Superhuman.
WT^srroWl--A ting -.Vishnu.
nrr (Sfit) 5. m. A preserver.
WtTfl (ft) !. A district.
m>TTr'n*(*) 1. Secret commumention, whispering.
artT^f (ti)l-ni.Anarae of Vishnu.
WtTWf (t:) 1. m. A wolf.
BprpreW 1. in. A temporary hall.
Wfi (f*:-fl) 2. 3./. A woman, a
mother ; birth ; son's wife.
Wft* (qp-m-as) n. Producing.

wf(ST (5T ; -7U-Jt)/i. Produced.
wftS.^lf (f :-fl-f ) a.Resounding.
wfc* (ST) 1. m. A father./. (*)
A mother, a. Generating.
at ^ri t^ H (fl:-fl[-f ) n. Energetic.
f.T5t 1. M, A father./. (Wt)
mother, fl. Producing.
oifsnrt (m) 5. m. Birth, begetting.
anftt (*l:-ST-f ) a. Appropriate.
Wt(t0 '/ Birth.
W^m If:) 1. Idem.
avwv: (e:-ST-tf) <J- Desired or prized by all./. Turmeric.
wtTsn^ci (*) i. " Fame ' e lor yM?j q (B) 1. It. A mob.
SPH.Vta, (W) 2. m. A snail horn.

rt (fii) Lac.
srw.B(tf-in) 1 . n./. A plant, verifuge : asafaitida. m. A citron.
WJ-HIHir (sr) 1. n. Asafcetida.
[ (Wt) 1 m - Glomerous fig(Ficus glomerata.)
SIWWJ (gT) l./. A kind of grass.
SHU (W:-^) I. m. n. Birth.
ant.?ttr (ft) I. m- Vishnu.
.\ A father.
5tUf (H) 5. n. Birth, production.
WH.tÎ fa) 1. n- The planet under which a person is born.
Jjr.wft [fi?0 2-/- Native place.
*J!,flT(WMI nt-ff ) o. Born.
HU.aâ ("3) 5. >. The vulva.
HMWSWCfi) I- * Conduct unbecoming one's birth.
.-T]*tlf)I.n. Discharging the
obligations arising from birth.
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WH.9TtS9J(^)I. n. Attainment of
the end of existence.
Wlrrar ('T) 1 Another birlh.
arena (yu-m&i) a. Born blind.
anrrt(t) 3./ The dark half of
Iihddra, birth-day of Krishna.
rftpr(*t)5.M. An animal.
(J: ) 1 . m. Name of a king.
WH| (=a:) 1, m. A father; bridegroom's friend./. A mother i a
bridesmaid ; happiness, n. War ;
rumour ; a market ; a portent, a.
Being born ; fit for all.
a ;fl i.sj:; 2. m. An animal or sentient being ; Brahma; fire.
5i7W^ffTl.B.To spcakto one's self;
to meditate. TOPI - To divide.
srq (it:) 1. m. Muttering prayers.
&c./- The China rose.

arra;t*T) 1. n. Inaudible repetition
of prayers, charms, &c.
PnftU (w rr-w)o.Tbat should be
repeated mentally, or meditated.
BW.VQVJV ("0 1. m. A sage, one
devoted to meditation.
Wl-wrwi (Wl) 1./ A rosary.
W-<m(H0 I. m. Muttering prayers.
aiftft (w-W-lf) o. Repeated inandibly, meditated on.
srq (Dji-nji-nj) a. That should be
repeated mentally.
JH flrefir.amfil 1 . a. To copulate,
anrii.armH 1. d. To yawn, j
(*.T)3T"lJlfil 10- a. To destroy.
BH?C3) SraffT l.a.Toeat.
al{ Aptote. {In campo.) A wife. j
wwtfjr (fin) 2. m. A sage, the fa- j
ther of
OIHW (q) I. n. Bating; a food.

sttttI (si; 3. m. da. Husband and
wife, ere and irfir.
sf^Tg (^:-lf) 1- m. n. Mud, clay,
an aquatic plant, Pancianua,
3U5lf%^1 (5Tl) 3./ A river.
1- m, A lime.
wnsfk (t:) 1. m. Common lime.
CJi-ra) 2, m. n. Jamhu-daipa,
the central division of the earth ;
a fabulous river, flowing from
mount Meru. 'l.f. The rue-apple. /. n. Its fruit.
Spgv(a>:)l. m. A jackal ; Varuna ;
ng.f.q(n:l 1 .m. The HinaVi central division of the world.
anjTB (fr[) 5. m. A monkey ; a
mountain./, (nrjt) A nymph.
W WO 3./. Vide TW.
W (Ti) l.w. Videwsf*.

m. A plant (Pandanua
odorutissimua) ; the rose-apple.
n. Jokes or compliments In the
bridegroom by female friends.
S!W'?r.TOf'*S3iT (T) I./. Complements to bride and bridegroom.
aim (Ir.)i.wt. A tooth ; a lime ;
food; the chin; a quiver; a
oimlf (*0 1. . A lime or citron,
aim.fipyzi 5 - <* A name of
sin iifars;-'^ 5. m. Mem.
HUT. {K-) 1. A feme or drroa.
SIU^ [:) J- litm- yîft
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wfw(ift) 5. m. A lime or citron.

oYt(t:)l. m .Tlie lime or citron ;
a plant, basil with small leaves,
nnj (V.) 1- > Conquest, victory!
n proper name ; a bean./. Durgd i a tree ; hemp ; a flag.
aw.*raTO! (<a:) 1. w. A kind of
dice ; shouts of victory.
wro.jr4(^:) 1- m. Exultation.
W) '/ Kettle-drum.
am.^Tt(fl:) 1 . m. The sou of Indra.
am.J(TJ (10 l.m. A general in the
army of Duryodhana.
wrI.s3fn(fW:) 2. /.Shout of victory,
(if) 1 Armour for cavalry ;
conquering, subduing. / (^t)
Indra' a daughter.
Wij^.^jT a. Caparisoned (as
a war horse) ; victorious.
nr'a{^K) ,m - Anero nn d demigod,
son of Indra ; Shiva : Bhtma ;
the moon./C>fit) Dvrgd; Indra'*
daughter ; a flag ; a tree ; a city.

Bnj.TfH (*) I. a. Record of victory
or triumph; the written award
of a judge; a label on a horse
about to be sacrificed.
snj.TTOl,'!!:) 1. m. BrabnA Vishnn.-aking; a croton tree,
mij.gg^f^:) t. n. Kind of dice.
9PI.*n'W(*I:)l.in. Royal elephant.
ani.ITI (.V) 1 m- Sacrifice of a
horse, as a mark of dominion.
onf.*Y (*>TT-^l a. Conquering.
9H.*lMT<ft) Z.J. Indra's wife.
Mm.n^CÔl.m.Shout of victory.
aiU.rl^ (^:-^T-^] a. Victorious.
WK.Î (>:) 3./. Victory.
snrt>?KHI (m) I.m. Impediment

or hindrance to victory.
(f 0 a. Shout of victory.
BUjrST o. Conquering.
*ft*C?t-fa*-ft) a. Victorious.
S|^r*T <,f-Xi-<) a. Conquering.
araj{m:-iar-ia) a. Able to conquer.
anawi (fTr) I./. Victory.
5TCZ(a:-3[-7)a.Hard ; cruel ; old ;
bent ; pale. m. decrepitude.
(v.-m-v) a. Old, decayed.
1. m.Cumiu-seed ; Nigelk Indica ; a sort of salt. n. Asafretida.
SIV3 (9-^T-F) a. Old, decayed.
*rc*< (tflt-'J " 'd, infirm.
SK.KGPI (t:) 2. m. A celebrated
sage so named. /. His wife.
STCRSHt.fsniT KVil./. The goddess
Matasa, sister to Vdsahi, the sovereign of the serpent race.
3TC5?C3:)l- m. An old ox./, (ft).
SMTaCrisJl.ni. A buffalo ; old man.
sr^rjr 1. m. A man.
1./ Decrepitude ; a female demon ; a kind of tree.
IX--U <) Infirm.
sitMrft^fl {7T:-tiI-rr) a. Stooping
through infirmity or age.
HI -32 (Si) 1. m. Jardsandhtt.
BRT.vTtV {TO 2. m. Luve, Cupid.
STCHlfl (fa:) 2. m. Jardsandha.
mT.lV (u:) 2. m. The womb.
5Kt*t.5j (5fc-S)T-5f) a. Viviparous,
born from the womb. [ed.
STCI.Tf gf*^t^-fas^-fk) a. Polsiailt.^nrt (fTi-TlI-rtj a. Old.
5l^T.^Ji(a(: 1 1 . m. A proper name,
the father-in law of Kama.
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WWar.falw [W) 5. m. Bhima-seaa.

mfTTT(O-ftwVft) o. Old, infirm.
Bill 1- ft. Flesh; skinninesa.
aH HTlW^fil 6- a- To say ; to reprove ; to threaten.
sn^(K) a^ffi 6. a. Idem.
mi (*T) W^ffT 6. a. Idem.
[T,t) 1. m. Indra's banner or
emblem ; benzoin ; an aquutic
plant, a. Old, infirm ; broken ;
hurt ; perforated ; divided.
Wwfras (*:-3TT-*) a. Bagged, full
of holes, decayed.
sraSct.w*r (W.-in-lf) a. Disabled.
aii. (^) sjtfffjf 8. a. To say, or
apeak ; to blame ; to threaten.
mi (i:-mi->S') a. Old, decayed.
I, m. The moon ; a tree.
wtfm 1. Wild aesammn.

en-fj Cn:) 2. m. Vulva ; elephant.
*^ (n:> ai^fir 6. a. To say, or
speak ; to blame i to censure.
sjF$W (WS) 1. . Wild sesamum.
91% s[fif 1. a. To be sharp ;
wealthy, (far) wwfir, wrwqftr.
l.lO.a.To cover as a veil or net.
(^) 1. Water; a perfume;
uterus of a cow ; frigidity, a.
Cold, stupid, idiotic.
WW (qi) 1. a. A shell, a couch,
3f5MntHr(3t:) 1. tn. Aquatic plant
(Traps uispinosa); a crocodile.
!=!. wfv [ft:) 2. m. A propoiae.
H"S-^[^-TT-t) (i. Making water.
m. Tax or rent for fisheries, &c.
A cocoanut ; a
shell ; a lotus ; a cloud ; a wave.
WW.qrf** (ft) 5. m. Water-apout.
Ww.^TW Csr:) 1. m. Mud, mire.

sre,Vlf(T: ) I .m. A bird, the diver.
im) 1 . m. An elephant.
nw.*tfip| f*t) 5, m. /(few.
! sre.waK{tO I. Fiimna.
j as.%nz (3tJ l. m. A shark.
| 5TW.f?ft 3./. Ganges kite.
| WW.J^w (:) 1. ni. Aquatic bird.
W.7*!V(5:)l, m. Aquatic plant.
W^.fWHT (aj:j |, m. Aquatic plunt
(Traps bifpinosa).
(ll) 8./ Whirlpool; a
pond, a spring, a well.
l^-l^dsO 1. . A propoiae.
(:) I. m. Vallisneria.
"ra-fWflt (lt)l./. Presenting water to the manes, at funerals.
Wf'lfltl (*T) 1. /. Sporting or
gamholing in water.
SJW.JJSH (Wi) 1. m. A whirlpool ;
a turtle ; a lake.
WW (T:-TT-T) o. Aquatic, frequenting water, m. Colocynth.
BTC.TW (Hi) 1. m. An outcast,
sra.^v; (V-TI-'f) a. Aquatic,
sra.^rftir (ft) 5. m. A fish.
TW.Sl (510 1. m- /aem. n. A lotus.
/. A plant, Bassin. a. Aquatic.
f=3 ; ) 2. m. Any fish ; an
aquatic or amphibious animal.
Wii-stsrarr (m) 1./. A leech,
W.anri| (qr) 5. n . A lotus.
W.faiV (T:) I . ni. A crocodile.
' WW.fTO(W:)l. A bivalve shell,
i mw.TTCT (*')!. m. A wave ; mej tal cup used as a musical glass,
j ww.Wfftw (IT:) I . m. The nifstf or
| sable 6sh ; also another kind.
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Wfl.flT <t*T> 1./ An umbrella.

WW.^ (^:) l.m. A cloud; a fragrant grass, a. Giving water.
TO.^f*ra 5. m. Water-spout,
WW^.<lf^f(f^"02/. Line of clouds.
WW^.^Hr (fa:) 2./. Gathering
of clouds, cloudiness.
W^prn (il:) l. m. Rainy season.
ma-^nr (it) 1. n. Giving water.
BTW^TO (H:-r-M) a. Cloud-like.
orenrjer? (T:-^W) a. Stentorian.
SJI WKIW H (Wi) l - m - Th e Sal tree.
orer.fn: IT:) l.m. A cloud; the
ocean ; a grass. a. Holding water.
W3W\ht(11 ) 1 /.Row of clouds.
aiW.fa (fit:) 2. m. The ocean.
onatVm (in) 1 ./. A river.

wftl.W (WT) I./. Lahhmi.
orer.Tgfli (iii) 1. m. An otter.
ara.fiftt (fa.-) 2. m. The ocean.
Bjg.frrfrH (w:) 1. m. A drain.
Mw.ftrTT (X0 ! Quantity or
abundance of water.
WW.*wt (* 3./. Vallisoeria.
(r:) 1. m- An Amra.
spa.qzg ("-i; 1. n. Much water ; a
cloud, line of clouds.
5re.T%(fa:) 2. m.KaruBa, the Indian Neptune ,- the ocean.
a^.ifl (^) I. a. A wnter-cup.
I . n. Dtinking water.
wa.fltT (V) 1 . M> Fire.
ajg.ftarflY (fll) 3. /. An nquntic
plant (Commelina salieifolia).
WB.TO.WtlWDl./.Pistiastratiotes.
Wxt.SHU (ll)l.lt.A place or country
abounding with water.
orw.fiiio (V) 1. m. Tlie Chdtaca :

a fish. a. Fond of water.
HW.ST (T:) 1. m. An otter,
are.snrir 1. n- Deluge.
m - A dam, dyke,
WV.*3] (w:) 2. m. A fish.
W.TO()1-"A bubble of water.
0IW.Vr (^t) 3./. A potherb.
3T^f.>I () 3. m. A cloud ; a plant.
5I5.Bf3n(*I) 1 ./.A water insect.
VI V.H W (Tt ) I J. Playing or gamboling in the water.
WB.V^ (jjj) 2. m. A kingfisher.
srw.flfa (fa:) 2. m. A clciud.
sre.miitfi:) 1. m. A drain or issue

from a pond, &c.
SW-HraW (T:) !. m. An otter.
W-?T? (* ) S. i. A cloud.
WB.'Bfn (fins) 2. m. Shiva.
aiW.^fwfT Iwti I./. Hail.
arw.irr*; ) I. n. Fragrant grass.
5TW^9 (^)l. n. A stream.
STU.^f^r) I. n. Water-works, or
machine for raising water.
arsnra.izw ("g) I. n. A house on
the water for the hot season.
ar>>t(W)>- m - A ttind of crane ST^.Tlj 2. m. A gallinule.
W^.Kfl (S') 1 m - A kind of crane.
3^.^11 ('J: ) 1 . m. A whirlpool ; a
sprinkling of water ; a snake.
SW.iW 1. Sap.
sHJ.Tltlt (ftl) 2. m. Much water.
a^.V^ far) 5. m. A lotus.
sra.W W) I. The fish on the
banners of Kama or Cupid.
aiW.^wi(iir)l/- A wave ; a billow.
aiW.TC? () 1. m. Woter-pox.
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W W . ' W Cftl.ll. Piatia stratiotes.

WB.*[*re (W:) 5. m. Diving bird,
are.îw* frfi) 1 . m. The FiWV
range of mountains.
W^lftrar (qrj) 1./. Lightning.
ar^.^T^ (V) 1. m. A cloud.
aTO-TreK (if) 1. n. Flow of mater.
at /.Watercourse, canal.
WW.fiTTT"! 1. m.An otter,
aw-f^l"!:) 2./. Drop of mater.
wa.fa^T (W:) 1. m. A crab; a
tortoise ; a piece of water,

sre-fir^ (3) 1. it. The autumnal
equinox, son's entering Libra,
ajJW.Bfaas 1. m. A shrimp,
srer.are (t) A kind of fish ;
sort of pike (Esox cancila).
flT*I>*Vrv(VO 1. bi. A water-snake.
m"J.re W) 1. m. FisAnu.
JIW.1CTT (Wi) \.m.Idem.
oia.Sjftli (fift) 2.m.A bivalve shell,
ww.T3f% (fV-fv-F*) Washed.
aiW.SJsF (aj;) I. m. Vallisneria.
WaMjiTC (TO 1 . m. A crocodile.
0t9r.fl^l*(5f:) 1 . m. A mijitare made
of mater, a dilution.
nwiFNH*) 3./. A leech.
WXf*(fw) 2. b.. A fish, a pike ;
a propoise ; a heron ; a plant
(Trapa bispinosa). /. A leech.
Wir.wOSt:-IT-W) o.In the water.
Wl.^f)l.i!,A small mater-house.
WW.^ftR (wt) 5. m. Water-spout.
W.^ra(S:)l, m. Cuttle fish-bone.
m<J[V^ (r.:) I. m. A fountain.
ainrasT W) 1./. A leech.
Wrql(qt) 3./. An aquatic plant.
SIWT^ (15:) 2. m. An otter.

HrpjÎ((j) 1. it. A natural watercourse or channel ; Valisneria.
aiurafw (fl*i) 2. /. A handful of
mater ; mater in the palms of the
hand as presented in ohlation.
(st:)l. m. A heron./. (fl)
A leech, a. Moving in water.
srarai (3T:-^n-^f) a. Watery.
wwyBfr(^r:) 1. m. A shark.
WWrnjar (at.-) I. m. A small fry.
raTf*HCT(ari)l./.Aleh; a well.
WBT^wt^Jl.m. A matery mirror.
pnt m. A pond, a lake.
STWTfVtJTW (w) 1. m. Varuna.
m%\MH\X(x:) a- Acting like water.
5TgtftS3T(qr:)l'".Sprinklingwater.
srajfawt (3Tt) l.f. A well.
51^*! (wr) 1./. A leech.
'Jrai l ^5 , ('q , :)l.m.Sea ; rainy season.
Ijf4l| !.(4f-flMt-W) o. Thirsty.
W=T* (i-5i) l.m.f. n. Wet cloth
or clothes, a. Wet.
lr (WT) I./. A leech.
wxtjiirr*! (bji) 1./. /d.
aPBTî (:) 1. in. An eddy.
WBTJTIS 1. m. A fish.
ar^lfe-W(w:.9I[-sf)a Water stained.
ai*r^rr(*i) 1./. A leech.
WflTira l. at, A pond; a
lake ; the ocean, n. Fragrant
grass, a. Stupid, dull, cold.
WWJWlft* ("il-pOlfl-fil) o. Lying
in water as a penance.
3lwnni(*J)l.B.Pond; water-house.
tTWpetWI (UT) l.f. A large pond.
MII*V (^) l . it. A lotus.
llfiwtff,*!) l.f. A leech.
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ST"*' (*!) \.f. Idem.

mi.^T (f.-ft-ii) o. Aquatic, m. A
fish ; ii water-fowl.
rij<Vir{W)l-/ A P lHnt (Helitropium Indicum).
W%.3flTI(fi) 1. n. A lotus.
W^Sf^SO 1. m. Vamna ; a Jaina ;
ocean of fresh water.
oreajir(î) Lm. Submarine fue.
ari.ir? (v) I. m. A dier.
a^-WI (if) 1. m- A fish.
sraHT(^:) 1. m. Varum tlie deity
of water ; the ocean.
wrar (wt) I./. A leech.
flWTfaflrt (WT) 1-/. /ifcmsrj^T (*:} t. m. A drain.
aiT?t (K) l.n. Dropsy,
larg^ 0T:TT-'i) a. Aquatic.
WSJTTfl'i (flt> 3./ A leech.
otvpra two '/- /ifc ' n '
I. m./. n. /rfrm.
BTSJiarUarT) 1./. Idem.
r9n(V)l.m, Quantity of water.
aiw aiwffr I. o. To speak articulately ; to prattle, to talk.
WW (Wl) 1. m. Dissection ; prate.
W*(*:-VZ-*) o. Chattering.
**UT(i) 1. n. A chattering.
SIWT* (afi.--*T-ai) a. A chatterer.
fw<I (W-m-lf) o. Said. n. Chattering, babbling.
ma (ar.T) SRufa 10. a. To shine.
5ia (a:) I. m. Speed ; an express,
/. China rose. a. Swift, quick.
apjf(ai)l.ij. Speed.m.A courser ; a
CrecA ; Greece ; a deer./".A screen

for a tent ; a drug. a. Quick.
Wt.ura (ST) 1 . . A sort of grain.
3Mf*Wl(*I) 1./. A wall or screen

of cloth surrounding a tent.
n (9r> I. <n. Meadow grass.
arrrfir. tfî) 2. m. A perfume.
SRTfuai ii. Very swift
or fleet. 1 . m. A fleet horse.
spirf*^ t0 1.. A gale.
siai.gm^:) !.. The China rose.
sjfa^(a!-frifi-f>r) a. Quick, fleet.
in. A camel ; a hone.
wa 5nf<? 1 . a. To kill ; to hurt.
5re(1.'3)5Ifgfil4.ii.To liberate, (ft)
onrftr, sn^jftr i. io. o. To kill.
to slight, to strike. (fi,T)5Rfii.
wWfT l.lO.o.To preserve,
sigft (ft:) 3 -" 1 - Indra'l thunderbolt.
5)^(15;) 1- m. Time ; a deserter,
area (T'MI'flt-'ja ) j- Leaving.
5r^7rg[a t r(^0' /- An uncommon
meaning of any word.
31*1 (TI) !/ A creeper.
ûr ) l.m. The period of the
total destruction of the world.
ar*(qf:) 2. ra. The narne of a king
sage, son of Kara ; Vishnu.
antr.fmut (IT) 1. /. The Ganges
winch according to the Hindus
was drunk by the saint Jahnu
and then released, so that he ii
reckoned its parent, m. Mail.
smrcOTt) 1. m./. A walking.
OTTOptl l.m. Mem.
mift*(Wt-* *) a. Wakeful.
snirfTI, (Tl-ft'jrt-ft) a. Idem.
smrW (*:-*r-^) a. Idem.
wmfB(f:)2./.\Vaking,vigiIance.
STRTal (JnU [./. Wakefulness.
sitJT [4) 1. n. Saffron.
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WJZ ( m) snnfSi 3. et. To wake.

mefr(fV:) 2. m. Fire or its deity.
WlfimKurJl./.Wiikiiig, watching.
armr (Wt-t-Wl* Rural, picturesque, wild, woody.m.Fiuncolme
purtridge.y. Cowach. n. Flesh.
WlTftHfti) 2.m. A suake-catchcr0IT^()1.B Poison./. (^(Knowledge of poisons ; a potherb.
Birjm(ftll) m. A siiuke-eiitchcr.
rr*t (^y./.'i'be thigh.
"Itt^ ( ! ) 1. . A courier, a.
Belonging to the leg.
WlfolW (wt) 5- m. A wurrior.
amnrn (nf-YMt) p- Flaming.
anafw (fw:) A pluiit (Bignonia suave-ulens).
Wl=| i$) 1 . n. Coldness, apathy,
stupidity, folly.
an (nr-at-fO 0. Born. n. Birth ;
race ; kind ; claps ; multitude.
sinw a. Born. m. A
mendicant, n. Astrological cnlculation of a nativity.
arnnr.srf* (ft:) '2. m. A leech.
3TlfT.*tf iW ) 1. Ceremony at
child-birth ; delivery.
arm.^n a. (A child)
having cut its first tooth.
WUr-HWS a. Hating the
hair of the body erect.
Wff.Srini Confiding.
attH.HT(4:-Î-V) o. Enraged.
Wra.lTR t*;-"*i-<J a- Just or newly horn, as soon as horn.
aii*T. (^-^t-<i) a. Embodied,
assuming a shape, n. Gold,
ainr.V^fcl:) S. m. Agtd or fire.

BirH.Wfl (u^-fll-iTi a. Wearied,
arr*r.T (^:-^T-^) n. Desirous ofWnr.wt(<:-ff-i') a. Foud of.
airapra (ni:-jrr:-H:) a. Offending.
aiBprîl (Btf) I./. A mother.
nfiT{Rp) a./. Birth ; race; kind ;
cuite; fire-place; myrobaluu ;
jasmin ; a poetical metre, m.f.
(fiTi-frt) Great jasmin; nutmeg,
Strffr.im {li> 1. n. Nutmeg.
WlfHS (St) t. n- Nature of caste.
Birfff.WH (H: ) I. Uuty of caste.
mrft.1* (gj L. n. Nutmeg.
arrfir.srw (w:) 1. "'. Lo;s of caste.
anfaÛ.*^ {T:-^t-<] o. Causing
loss of caste or disgrace.
aTTfjr.BI'^f'i; I. n. Genoa; caste.
Sl[fMnB(*)l. n. Mark of caste.
anfW.^ {*) 1. Innate enmity.
srtft.tai^W (11) I- " Inconsistency with caste. [ture.
5Htft\HI* (*i) I. in. Specific nasnfil.W* (T'-Tl-^) Recollecting
a former birth, or state.
snft.Ytsi (T:-ilT-5j) a. Outcaste.
stial (T?l) 3./. Great jasmin.
srnft.nt I*! i f- Mace.
t/tltftq pC-jr-^l a. Belonging to
enste, tribe or order.
ainft.OJ <3) I. Gum myrrh.
stjjJ sdo. Sometimes ; a particle

of prohibition, doubt, contempt,
SHU* (') I. it- Asaftetidu.
BnH.^m W) l.w. A goblin.
SltrJ't (tr-ll-) Made of lac.
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srrar ( 306 ) wifo
WntWfV) 1. m. A bullock.
OTS) (Sp-an-af) a. Well-born ;
best ; pleasing ; rectangular.
ail )1 .n. Difference of caste.
sjiJHaj (a*.'.WT-ai) a. Born blind.
Wlitit 3./. A name of Siid.
Wisp* (TJ-WT-lf) n. Knowing.
aTPT.V^ faO l.m. Man, people;
an inhabited country,
Bfrq (*:) 2. m. The knee.
5Tr*r.qr?i3> (r) 1. n. The kncepan.
WPl.wfrr (fw:) 2. m. Knee-joint.
OTV NO 1 . m- Muttering prayers.
sitflf (Ii-3N-*r) a. idem.
SH^T t*i)l, n. Declining, dissent;
dismissing, finishing.
WTO (np-mt-uj) To be muttered.
nil (W.) 1. m- A goatherd.
WHTfw(fV;)2. m. Name of amani.
amrÊ('PaO m - Parasaurdma.
an.BUS (tji) 4. m. A dcughter's
husband; a soD-in-law ; husband ;
friend ; sun-flower.
anfalfw) 2-/- A virtuous and respectable woman ; a sister,

sflin (U0 t, m. A water's son.
srw(S:) |, n. RoBe-apple; gold.
5nr*i5tB(^)I.n. Cauterizing probe.
WtW*ni (fill 5. w. A fabulous
bear ; father-in-law to Krishna,
OITOMT^ (^) I. n. Gold.
an^.tn (V-^M)) o. Golden.
siTflW (>j) 1. r. A fragrant wood.
WTOHI* [Iti-WA) a. Born.
antn(m) 1./. A wife.
HTOT.1 (WO I. m- Murderer of a
wife ; a mark on the body indicating the death of a wife.
airei-W)' ('0 1 . tn. An actor.

arrltW (3) 1 . n. Nature of a wife ;
issue of a wife, offspring.
3imnf.wtfTii(#I) 5. m. An actor ;
acrane(Ardea nivea) ; a pauper; harlot's husband.
ami.^ftOft) dual. Husband
and wife, male and female.
siTO (*j0 2. nt. A medicine.
SNT (TO I . m. A paramour. /. (f\)
A drug, a medicament.
SIT.ar (ST:-3JT) 1. m.f. An adulterine, boy or girl.
OTtT.WTW (Hi-JIT) I . m./. /tfrm.
WITH (^)I. . Calcining; a digester, a condiment.
aiTT.HTT (ri) \.f. An adulteress.
Wl^S (<dO 1. m. A sacrifice.
aire (5j) 1. n. A net; a lattice ; a
multitude ; an unblown flower ;
pride ; magic, nt. Cadamba tree,

/. (at) A small cucumber.
aiTW5i(Bj:-pjrei) 1 .n.A bud ; a net ;
a nest; a plantain; pride, m.
A lattice. /. Armour ; woollen
cloth ; a leech ; window ; iron.
WT.^rrcWi WO I, m. A spider.
5ir3falft(lj S./.A sheep, an ewe.
WTO-JlflWT (*[) I./. A churn.
wra.Jn^H lW) 1. m. A dull boil.
(TO l. m. The country
Jallindhar, part of Lahore.
MTW.tir^ (^) 5. m. A goose.
siiw.srrai (10 1 ./- Armour, mail.
(V-lMf) a. Snared.
snfoWi (*0 1. m. A spider; fisherman ; a hunter using nets. a.
Cheating, juggling.
ftre ( 307 ) ferar
WlfwT (wl-ftrsft-fsi) n. Having a

net lattice ; or illusory, deceptive, wi. A fisherman ; hunter ;
juggler./. A painting- room.
3fit(W;-WI-Wjn. Low (man) ; cmel, harsh, inconsiderate,
WTO (*) I. n. A fmgrant wood.
1. m. A cat ; a polecat ; a bed ; a leech.
mvft <ll) 3./. The Ganges.
fW arafw l.a.To excel, to conquer.
With Ti or irir to overcome.
FK (faT:-fif[:-ftr) a. Victorious.
fsTJla 2. m. Breath, life.
fwnftraa (th-^Vw; ) o. "Wishing or endeavouring to go.

firnftrei (lit) 1./. Wish to go.
|%Tn(q(H!.^ :-^) ((.Wishing to go.
ftl flfts --^ : )" -W i i h i ng to take .
faffp*w (^-mt-n) ?. Wishing to
conquer, or overcome.
fajftar (11) 1 . /. Emulation ; attraction ; usage.
fai"*" (w:-b:-o) a. Wishing to conquer, or excel.
fsnliflW (ifi*t-f8 5 nt-ifl| o. Wishing or wanting to cut.
ftnrw W) I-/- Hunger.
f*rHfg 0. Hungry.
t5PJiW(^-^'at-VB} 0. Murderous, wishing to kill.
ftntiuren) l./. Wish to kUI.
fwHlg Mischievous,
murderous. 2. hi. An enemy.
faralftmj (flre-ire'Vw) . idem.
fsi?r* (qir-^'fit-îlja. Wishing to lake, avaricious,
fit-rai 1*0 !/ WisL 10 take -
ftrTW^^W.-flla.Wishingto tnke
fJT-H iHi-li) Lib. n. Smelling,
finnt (!fI-HiTt-TPr) p. Smelling.
fS!T-*t3){W:)l-m- Mimosa catechu.
fsrfj= (fif:) 2./. Bengal madder.
filtWlft^ {*:-S:-^J a. Desirous of
liTe, wishing to live.
fjpTftttH (iril.Tpift- w ) a. Wishing
to conquer, emulous.
fWWlfa* (^:-=>3i Wishing
or seeking to inform. ['ingfsrlireflr* (sTi-IT-sr) o. InvestigaftrtllW Iflr) \.f. Asking; search.
fsraiftTT (W:-?TT-7i)p. Asked.
(WTJla Inquiring.
farUTO (W-W-WI That should

be inquired after.
f5!7l{?r) a. Conquering.
fai OfP-HT-Tf) a. Conquered, m.
An attendant on Jalna sage.
fsTO-wrfw (fa:) 2. m. The fist.
fsT7I.*rfjri: (Jnt-ftru'l-fw) a. Victorious, triumphant.
fslfT.isra {^-HT-ii) a. Of subdued
anger or temper,
farfr.ijfa (ft:) 2. m. A staff made
from the religious Eg-tree.
fsTTT-ITJ l^:) 2. m. The father of
Ajita. a. Viclorious.
fatfl.^fl (Hi) 1. . A stoic, [fear,
fenr.wsw lS:-^T-H)d.Devoidof
falfTTqT: (*t-TM;) a. Reading well,
fjFIHTKR (WHST-HI) a. Of subdued
mind, self- subdued,
fantlftm (H:) 1.*. Vtihxu. a. Victorious, triumphant.
fsrwrftlft-J 2. m. A Jiiina deified
sage. a. Victorious.
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fsnfTf* (*:-*!-<) n. Victorious,

farafaw (U:) 1. m. Ono who has
subdued his appetites, passions,
fsritfmsi <) 1. n. Subjugation
of the senses, or passions.
faWBW-r-) n. First of victors.
m. The const el) mi on gem in i.
fsTfU (BJ:-ait-BI) a. Conquerable..
A harrow./. A plough-share.
fwHK n. Victorious.
fjm 1. nt. A J-it'na ; Vishmi ,fsm.mfa (fa:) 2. m. A deer.
fiBW.Wr(U) 5.n. A Jaina temple.
(Jj:) 1. m. A Jaina sage,

fan?(-VSl iflS I. d. To eat.
faift (jr,:)frTf*5lf* 5. n.To injure,
restricted to the vedas.
f&tjT) fel*?fi 1. 8. To please or
be pleased ; to loose.
far^lfsre (*s) 1. m- A pheasant.
fsifa fwfa^rffl 5. a. To Ml.
fHfilftilS. ra. Time ; a bird.
fsTRC3) t^fil 1. a. To sprinkle.
fsin(<w:)2.ni. A name of CisA/ia,Indta or Arjnna. a. Victorious.
fsiÎir (î-5TT-si) p. Going ; getting ; leaving, abandoning.
fsn*lS 1- m. Destruction of
the world. So s^m*. [leave.
farms (fffMU p- Wishing to
foWIWT I./. Desire to seize.
ftfT3l!-*:-7)o.WiahiBg to seize.
fTO (lt-W Î). Crooked, dishonest, mean. lazy. 1 . n. A tree
(Tabernrc moutana enronaria).
farcin (V) I. m. A snake, a. Going tortuously or lazily.
fsi^tat (WT) I./. Crookedness.

Ha^.m^sr (*:) I. . A frog.
AÎ.WWWO 1 .m. Mimosa caleehu.
felf^rn (WMIMl) /> Bent, bowed.
curved ; turned away,
for* (Wi-Wt) 1. m.f. The tongue,
fsnpfl ("l:-WI-^f) a. Greedy.
faTTni (Tit I - n. Tip of the tongue.
fr.fti?jfair (sf I 1. k. Scraping
the tongue ; tongue-scraper.
fwrr.KH: ) I . m. A dog, cat, tiger,
hunting leopard, bear.
fsrVT.w (î) i . u. The fur or unclean ncss of the tongae.
faiTl-i;* (w) I. . The root or
lower part of the tongue.

fw*Mta (*) I. m. The mark
for visarga (").
fWT.T^ (^;) L. m. A bird.
fsrrr.ftw(a) 5. m. A dog.
ftrTr.JJTCHll.n Hundred tongues.
fswri.^(^:)Lm. Licking .lapping.
ptlirfSw O) 1- n. Scraping the
tongue ; a tooguei-Bcraper.
aft* (ip-KT-tfJ l.tt. Aged, old.
arlêr(fl:)l .m.A cloud; a mountain;
Indra; a nourish er ; a plant.
RUI-V* ()!" A small bill
near a mountain.
iftlpl.WnRlWO I. m. Indra ; a celebrated writer on law.
Wt^.TirVn, vfl) 5. m. Smoke,
l^l) 1. m. Cumin seed ; sacrificial knife ; panic seed.
aitWf (*:) I. m. Idem,
ajlilî-it-ji'Ja, Old ; decayed ; diseed. n. Benjamin.
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5fl*.T (X:) I. m. A fever gradunlly diminished.

aftfr(l (n) I./. Infirmity of age.
5il"i.^nt (V) 2. m. A potherb.
rfl*.^ (wO I. m-Tbe Kadamba.
(v) 1. m. A diamond.
oft 4* H (J^l îTlft-^,) a. Decayed.
wlw.T* (*) 1. . Old raiment.
*ll*.*Tfe*Trtrt)l/. House in ruins.
W\^.mW(*:jI.m. Afragrnnt grass.
wlfiS{f*J:) 2./. Old age, infirmity,
decay ; digestion.
aitwn|ni(if)l.n. A ncglcoted and
desolate garden.
aflStlTTC::) 1. m. Repairs.
aftrr^tl (JT;- , HT- , H) a. Reputed.

oftfw (fif;) 2. m. An axe ; a cart.
sf)*.wt!rfir I. a. To live. Wither
to enjoy, get a living ; with "ST
to depend on for a living ; with
g or 9 to live well.
Brt*(* : -i-*)L. m.f. n. Life. m.f.
Livelihood ; a tree. m.The sentient soul. /.A bowstring ; earth ;
tinkling ornament ; orris root.
Silg-* (vt)l.M. An animal ; a tree
(Pentaptera tomentosa). m.f. n.
A servant, or slave ; snake-catcher ; usurer ; mendicant.
BftT.nT*(*l)l.*t. One taken alive.
^nfa.wt^C^!)!. m. A pheasant.
I. m. Idem i a Greek
partridge ; kind of tree.
wtTajt."ft-X) a. Living.
A woman whose
children are living.
afNarfil {faO 2./. A wife whose
husband is alive.
wt*.ftqa*(*0 a. A son whose father ie still living.

wfan (^:) 1. m. Virtue; life; a
cloud ; a peacock ; a tortoise,
o. Virtuous, pious ; long-lived.
wfa.^ (î) 1. m. A physician ; an
enemy, o. Life-giving.
aifr-<9>l(if) 1. n. Living property,
live stock, Socks and herds.
I. n. Life; livelihood ; a
son ; water ; butter ; marrow,
w. Living being ; plant./, (W)
Marrow ; ( fitj jasmin.
3ft^jr*(* : ) I. m. Food ; boiled rice.
9Thr5t.faj^ (^) l. B . Living in
vain, to no purpose.
STtTit.^rfiRfslOS.m. Source of life.

ailTW.Tg' (jf:) 2. a. Cause, end,
or object oflife.
(BU^TwnT (W) 1. ft. Poison.
WfaiTTfr (ft;) I. m. Death.
afRsirre (^:) 1. m. Vartaa.
&l*Xm>t) l.n. Water.
îrqra 1. m. Means of
living, livelihood.
^ni;^ (n'| l.n. A drug or medicament to revive the dead.
aftafl fat) I, m. Life ; a medicament./. A plant, a. Existent.
1lfm{Vl)l.M.A parasite plant.
/. A fowler ; a poiherb.
riW.'HTB (HO a. One entitled to
freedom from any other birth.
Wf.wfi (ft*) 2. m. Right to
final emancipation.
^fa.yi* (*:) 1. i. A tree (Nageia putranjiva.)
W 1. m. Murder.
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s^.flf^T (?:) l.m. The body.

*ft*.Wti (if;-(II-7r) a. Alive.
wW.gi* (*) 1 . n. The world.
tSlT.wrw (t) 1- n. Rice, gruin.
wla.^nrai (Sill . n. Realisation of
the end of life, or of every wish.
Wjl.S 3. / The mother of
SftT.IJlrW (it) I. n. A joint.
wr3(W^flTK((;)l.m.Viail)Ie world
m - A dra S fcT
re - sn i muting the dead ; boiled
rice ; life, existence.

wtrrarw (Btr) 5. m. Animal life,
opposed to spiritual life.
mTJTTurr. (^:) 1. m. The world.
wltrffflt*:) A fowler.
artH!(H:-JIT-*> Q.Houing to live.
/. The hope of life.
*fsr*T(*[> \.f. Livelihood ; profession, occupation ; ;i tree.
wlfwnnil-si-Tir-a] a .Supported.
orlfaasi.ma (*>[-*) a. Idem.
silfrfl (Ti) 1 . n. Living, a. Alive.
WlfVs.5rw(li) 1. Period or daralion of life, a life.
sftftcT.^r (ur) I./. An artery.
sftf^Haj iaii-aii-^) a. That should
be kept ur preserved alive.
Wtfaa.^ (*:)I.M. Casting away
life, waste of life.
HYfl?r.3!ni(q:)l.m.Fcar of death.
silf.ra.'aifr,^ (d-Ml-ft) a. Destroying life, losing life,
flStfT^TWI (W) 1./. Hope of life.
*f^H(W:Jl.m.Anameof ;
the sun, or moon ; a lover ; lord
of life ; a drug. a. Life-ruling.
sflfTJT lft-fVn-f') a. Living.

sft?TBgri 1 . m. Voluntary death.
31 orafff 1. a. To go or move
quickly. (*=) stjtS 1. d. Idem.
arjsis:!!. at, Malaya mountains ;
a dog. n. Egg-plant,
ant (Tt Wtfjr 1. a. To except ; to
exclude : to abandon.
WTTJT ({) 1. it. Censure, abuse,
alitor (ÎJ I./. Idem.
S5if^?t (K:-cTT-Tf) p. Reviled.
(T:-Tf) i. m.f. A potherb.

SjfTff (WMrr-tf) a. Outcast.
Sizar (^.t) 1. n,/. The matted
hair of Shiva or of ascetics ; any
knot or fillet of hair.
3TliJ!)STf>r a. To go ; to bind ; to
join. 10th. to send ; to pound.
OIH (W-^)StflW 1, a. To shine.
Slit (It) st*rffr C. a.To go or move.
srr(sr:) 3./ Speed, velocity.
ST'f^SI'ffa 1. a. To hurt or kill.
sj5r(*)3tlijfiT 1 0. a.To pulverise.
ST1 (fajsmffMlfi! l.lO.o.Toreason ; to injure ; to likc.(sr,f ,f=?)
To please ; to serve.
STCEMT 1. m. Tht water of
boiled pulse, pease-soup,
sje (g") 1. n. The remnants of a
meal. a. Served, obliged,
sim (S^-tar-ia) a. That should be
served or enjoyed.
sis?T (Tlsi-'^jft-W) p. Sacrificing. 5. m. Fire.
a-*l=T (t;j I. m. Fire ; tree.
SJS(U:) 3./. A sacrificial wooden
vessel of a crescent shape.
wwtcKHhJ 5. m. Fire.
WUH(*01-' n - The moon; fire;

an officiating priest.
BTT (f-'at-IT ) p. Sacrificing.
ar (Wl) 3./ jEther, heaven ; Saraiwati ; an imp ; speed.
J (3:) 1. m. The matted hair of
SAira or an ascetic.
Wfir (fwr) 3./. Speed.
SJT (W) Wiofil 4. a. To hart ; to
be decayed, to grow old.
zrtjwvin: I 1. m. A kind of grain.
Bjftf (f*f) 2./- Speed ; the body ;
the sun ; Brahma; fever.
ajfii (fit:) 2./. Fever.

sr4 tf)rif l.a.To hurt or kill.
H ailfiT I. o. Idem.
art (<) 1. n. The water of boiled
pulse, pease-soup.
(*!) I. n. Grislea tomentosn.
S arrfTT 1 .o.To make short or low.
(.<) arSff /rfem. 1. a".
To gape. 10th. to fear.
(*):) I. m. Gaping; expansion ; pnffing up.
(*:)1. m. A yawncr; a subordinate deity.
ÎW (^) I . n. Gaping ; blowing.
aiTOl*(v:-VT-vi) p.GBping.ymwning, opening, blowing.
araraTT (*pr-*irt.**r) o. idem.
^fllHTf (an) 1 ./. Gaping.
affair (IT) 1. a. ; swelling ;
bristling; wish. p. Opened, expanded, enlarged ; done.
a tf*H^(*fiM , ni*t-fa) o. Yawning,
expanding. /.A kind of mimosa.
ai mfx 1. . (n) aft^fir 4. n.
(i) aurrfii 9. a. t*) air^rn
1 ) ahPr
10. o.To grow old, become decayed, or obsolete.
aimo (w:-*t:~M) That may be
conquered or excelled.
are(flT)4.wj. A victor, n. Victorious.
ar>ma( (tf.) 1. m. Dry hot biith.
(i) I. n. Food ; eating.
SR (*:-WT-j) a. Conquerable.
arq(e.w)ai*7r l.rf.To go or move.

aH (V.TS) wri 1- rf. To resolve,
ar aimfTf 1. q. To wane or decline.
ai^(fl:)l. m. A conqueror, a. Vicar*.<;tf (U:) l.m. A hero.
=l (st:) I . M. A Jaina, one who
denies the supremacy of the
gods, the authority of the vedas,
and the distinction of castes.
STIKiJ (mi) I. w. A croton plant.
^fnfii(f:) 2.m. Acelcbrated sage,
pupil of Vydsa. and founder of
the Uttara Mimansa school.
Hsum (a*:) I. m. Tlie moon ; a
drug ; camphor ; a son. n.Longlived, thin, spare.
WW (1:-aV>r) a. Belonging to
Arjuna or a conqnerer.
WW I. Crookedness.
artTaf (af) I. n. Aloe wood.
attra (3:) l.m. Longing for.
ahfeTdr:) 1 . m, Shiva ; a devotee.
WWTWF WT) l./.A kind of grain.
11^ (T)l.ft.Happiness./.A woman.
STOi adv. Silently ; happily ; well ;
excessively.
ajlfq*T(t) l./.A bud, germ.
WftW(hir) 5 /. A woman.
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Ipnn (W) 1./. A woman.

m. A wise man ; Brahma ;
the moon ; Baddka. a. Knowing.

%v wnft io. T kniiw i cau * e
to know; to whet ; beat, please,
flfaw {-jfi-tTI-W) a. Taught, made
known, expounded.
BJrlH;-in-SI n- Made known.
Tift (ftp) 2./. Understanding.
utcji) wrwifn wnftfi 9- = T know With to assent to, acknowledge ; with ^1 to conceal ; with
^Tto despise; with ^11 to command ; with * to know well ;
with "51 to deny knowing ;
wilh tfft to ascertain ; with nfir
or ^ to assent to, promise ;
with ft to discriminate ; with
3 to recollect ; with sfa and
*fI to recognize. lOlh.With V
to command ; wilh other prepositions to whet ; to praise ; slay.
!it (ip-ltl-lf) a. Known.
flrrr.f'rsrwi (<fll) 1. m. A man well
versed in any science.
WUffll (V) I- Name of the
last Jairta pontiff.
UtTI (sj : -sn.^) a. Knowable.
*Tfr [fil:) 2. m. A father ; a kinsman ; a distant kinsman.
ffffil.W^BJ^t) 5 n. Relative dnty.
Ulfas fa) 1. n. Relatii.nship.
TH (m-^-*) a. Knowing.
(*t) 1. n. Relationship.
TI1(ii)l .n.KnowleJge in general.
TT^.nHI (J3:-WI-TO) Knowable.
ai^.M^J (w) 5- Intellectual
vision, intellect.
SI*.5ttC? (^:) 5. n. Search after

sacred knowledge.
Wl.lWjtdv. By knowledge.
Slr.^(<:) 1. m. A Jama sage;
a mirror of wisdom.
WXW(<?i) I- m. Lamp of knowledge, knowledge.

WT.fl3[;-Bi-mp. Intent on the
acquisition of knowledge.
ITO.^ (r:-TT-:) a. Versed in
ST.g;4(*$-*ff-Kf) a. Preceded by
the acquirment of knowledge.
Slflini (V-^W) o. Consisting of
or full of knowledge.
BTW-3* <S:-5i--iO Having the
impress of wisdom, wise ; making wise, imparting wisdom.
llil.^ {ST.'JII-tg) a. Founded in
knowledge, or true wisdom.
UPCJiflflW-*!)!/. n. Indication ;
sign or proof of knowledge.
Wt.nr ftl-int) a. Wise,
TTS.faarW {*) 1. n. Sacred and
profane knowledge.
^nai7iTFUT^ (^:) 1. m. Ignorance.
ÎTT^fWtl (*ft-<TT-.r) a. Occupied
in the acquisition of wisdom.
îfa^ (sPt-fa^r-fsr) a. Wise. m.
An astrologer ; a sage.
HwfNrc (ij) 1. n.Orgun of perception, as the eye, car, &c.
SjnWH^-Vr*] a. Making known.
m.An instructor; a commander.
I. n. Making known.
Blfn(fs:l 2./. Idem.
(nt-m-v) a. That should be or
ought to be known.
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^T! \ .f. Chord of an arc.

m (} fsmrffl 9- o. To decay.
sflT(H)l./. A mother ; the earth ;
a bow-string ; chord of an arc.

^F.HHK*:) 1- m. Twang of a how.
WHpT (ft!) 2./. Old age ; decay ;
an abandoning ; a river,
ninre (*irt-ii^T-^:) a. Beat ; eld=g prH 1. d. To go.
gjf(X*)iinfj! 1 . a. (v, it) ^m?r
I. d. To shine, to glitter.
WIS (ff-WT-i) a. Best; oldest, m.
Name of a month. /. A lunar
mansion ; middle finger ; misfortune ; the Ganges ; (ST or ST) a
small house lizard.
wjs.HT (TT> 1./ Seniority.
*S.!tnr (;)' m- A father's elder
brother.
re.Hnfim3i) 1./. Elder brother's
wife; elder or chief wife.
^B.ttA m. A4rdArao.
^*.rfn(f) a./Duty of seniority,
sfarnm (<Fj:-orr-Di) o. Obtainable
of sc
siis.^ (*:)3/.Wife'B elder sister.

sjB.9nr*I.W 3 - A P ortiou "f
the S&na veda ; a religious rite.
TOtir {*:) I. Elder brother's
share ; the best share.
wroi.^*ftl(*lO 1 .m-Jaisht&a month.
sifSTW (s)2.n.The scum of boiled
rice, orwater of washed rice.
(:) 1- m- The order of a
householder ; a householder.
rJI^lfflflHl) 5. in. A householder.
vfe m. The month Juiihtha.
/. (#] Full moou of Jaishtha ,

small house lizard.
*lB<JmJ|(T)5.!?i. A brahman versed
in a certain part of theSdma veda.

*lfB*I (T-Wt-^) a. Bom of the
elder or principal wife.
stTKlCsi) 1. Seniority, age.
^1 w 1. d. To advise; to order ; to keep a vow.
^TfirilTW (Wl 1. n. Astronomy.
*pf.ftT (TO 1- m- A firefly.
| ijifw.jrI(fc|l,m. Heavenly bodies.
^Tfn.ft^CSlS. m. An astronomer
wjlftr.fiÎT I ./. Astronomy.
%frl.3fai (W) I. n. A fire fly.
*lfw.-^ (W) 1. n. The zodiac,
wflfvn W:-fl-w) a. Astronomical,
m. Astronumer. / (ift) A star ;
astronomical science.
^TrPl*(W:)l. m. An astronomer.
^frrBfr(t%0 l.m. A planetary or
heavenly body; wood yielding
fire by friction./, heart-pea.
sJjlfjf.izRW (OT:WT-wi) a. Blazing.
îfH.SIfl (Wl 1. n. A sacrifice in
which 16 priests are required.
îfHSrS lift) 5- 3. m. The sun./
Heart-pea (Halicacabum).
*jlfire (fit:) 5. n. Light ; star ;' pupil of the eye. in. The sun ; fire.
wfir.fl'I adv. On fire, in flames.
|rnl.W 1. . The pole star.
ijlfCTI G*jH) 1./ Moonlight.
^r^Ti.ta"! (i:> 1. m. The Greek
partridge, a. Loving moonlight.
WIPSI.Bfl (^:) 1. ra. The tripod of
u lauipstund ; a candlestick.
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^nBt(^)8/. A moonlight night s

a Email cucumber ; a perfume.
*rfj|Pr*(*r) 1. m. An astronomer.
î^vr I./ Moonlight.
HfirtjFt (Sjft) 3. /. A rauoulight
night j a kind of cucumber,
fil -I'.f'i 1, e. To conquer.
1. 10. o. To grow old.

"VKfff I. a. To he diseased.
ITf.*;:) 1. Fever.
W.W(W:-lt-W)m /. Febrifuge ;
a pleat; a potherb.
W.HTCTC m.f. a. Idem.
*K.im (*m-^ft-^)m./ n. Idem.
rcrftr (firO 2. m. Feverish heat.
"ITTfi* (*!-n-*) / a- Febrifuge, ra. A kind of Mmi tree
from Ngjof , Cassia fistula.
rqm (Tr) I. /- A plant (Medicago esculents).
!fc*(vr:-HI-f) o-Febrile, feverish.
ifOl (tf-Mt-ft) a. Idem.
^.tfir I. a. To shine.
1. m. Flame, o. Shining.
TO*! (*t) I./. Flame.
^Wr (^:) 1. m. .^jm' or fire. n. A
burning or blazing.
*IW1(WT) 5- .The sun-stone.
PB."llt> (ft:-ftf:-fw) a. Resplendent with jewels. m.Bright gem.
^fwtr(7f .Tt\--H) a. Burnt ; blazing.
^fanr.*Rfr (*fT-tI>.Fiery eyed.
(wVfoirt-fw) a. Burning,
flaming ; shining, bright.
W*(f;^jl. Burning. (<a:-w)
1. m.f. Flame./. Burnt rice.
*HWT% (%.) 2. m. Flame.

^TOr.fanp (jt:) I. m- ^c-hi or fire.
^TWT.ft (t) 3./. A place where
subterraneous fires break forth,
a volcano ; a famous one in the
Lahore territory.
^fa^lfft-fosft-fW) a. Blazing.
*
t jh The aspirate of the preceding.
W (tf:) 1. m. Vrihashpati : chief of
the demon's; sound./. (H) A
water-fall. a. Asleep ; lost.
HICK I. m. Buzzing.
VOT (if) I. . Tiakling.
Hf^JT(^ll)l/.Wind, a hurricane ; a
clanging ; heavy rain; thing lost.
ti*WTfir(5!:)l- m. Wind, tempest.
HHWil.tlrT (H:) ! . nt. Idem.
HI3 wztw 1. a. To clot (as hair).
HRn(ei) I. /Flacourtia ctttaphracta.
nrf(TZ;) 9 -"'' Asma11 tree - a shrub.
ufaftl offV. Quickly.
WT.J<KK ft) 1. m- Tinkling.
WH(^)WnffT I.O. To eat.
nr(wi01' m - Jumping ; plunging.
tRHTO (V'.) 1- ">. A monkey.
wins (*) 2. m. Jdnn.
*uifirn(llt) 5. m. A kingfisher.
iffepr (^) 5. m. A monkey.
mi*:) I. m. A caBcade.ttr-ftj-*!)
Idem, (^l) /. A river.
tf (f[)4f5T 6.D.T0 say.to blame.
W-ffir 6. a. Idem.
W.(W) W^fir 6. o. Idem.
w (pF)wifir. wfofii 1.10. a. To
speak or say, to reprove, ftbfjf
1. a. To hurt or kill.
.. m. The Kali yag. The

name of a river. (c-ft) m.f. A
kind of drum./, (^r) A whore,
n. Sound of splashing.
W>fr* ) 1 . m. Kali yug.
Wft* 1, m. The body;
RTOII (ir) 1. /. The flapping
of an elephant's ears, &c.
fWTt (fi) 3. f. A drum ; a cur).
mm A daughter; sunshine, splendour ; a cricket.
fa (fw:) 2./. The areca nut.
HTW (W:) 1. m. A prize-fighter ; a
cadge) player ; degraded man.
Mm (4) I. n. Cymbals.
H.^15 (^:) i. m. A pigeon.
WWft (^t) 3./. A drum ; a curl ; a
ball of perfume ; moisture.
HWl(îr) l.f. Light, splendour;
a rag for applying perfumes, or
the dirt rubbed off by it.
HPft(wt) 3./, A drum.
fiiw (wr) 1. m. Aball or protuberance at the end of a spindle.
M infrr 1. a. To hurt, kill, or to
take ; to put on, to wear.
I. m. A fish; the sign Pisces; heat; a foreBt. /. A plant
(Hedysarura lagopodeoides).
Ht.ijist (sp) 1. in. Kama, Cupid.
**TW A name of Ani '
ruddha the son of Kama,
WTT'WIt^'Olm. Gauge tic porpoise.
BflT^t (CI) 3./. A proper name,
the mother of the poet Vydsa.
WgJi (jr) 1. n. A tinkling ornament worn on the toes or feet.
>irz(l:)l. m. An arbour ; a wood ;

cleansing sores/(OT-Zl)A plant,
Flacourtia. a. A wood,
wrew (*!;) 1. m. Bignonia flower,

flrramav (*:) 1. m. Water-melon.
ffrrNrr 0*1)1./ A plant (Flacourtia catophracta).
Htmw(ai) 1. n. A burnt brick.
WIH^T:) I. m. A small whetstone
for spindles, needles, &c.
*imre(*:-^T)l.ni/.A cymbal player.
Hirwrt (^) 3./. Cymbals, tabor,
wrwr (bit) l.f, Videmmj.
>STf% (ftrs) 2./ Unripe mangoes
fried with salt, mustard, &c.
W^Cj:) 2. m. A tamarisk tree.
(**!*(*:) m. Sort of cucumber.
%rr*Y (flt) 3./. A torch, a firebrand ; a cucumber,
ftrsft (asit) 3./ A cricket,
fwfwt (w) 1. m. A forest on fire,
first (-at) 3./ Barleria cristata.
ffl(d) 3./. A cricket.
ftr**i (wi) I./.IAm.
fwflB (fa:) 2./ /ifrm ; cymbals.
ftrf**l(îl)l/. A cricket; its cry;
splendour ; a rag for rubbing
perfumes or the dirt rubbed off.
faftfl (*t) 3./. Idem,
Rrifr.Vq 1. m. A pigeon.
itlfcwr (til) 1,/ A cricket.
ifS 1. J. To move.
0) 1. m. A shrub, a bush.
Wfr(fo) 2. /. A kind of betel-nut ;
warning voice from heaven,
rtftffc) l.f. One of the Rdgimt.
If^mfil ' To kill.
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To grow old.
WIT t. m. The betel-nut tree.
Wnn9l.iTogo.
I n The nasal of the second class.
) f>r:) I. m. A nnme of Sukra regent of Venus; an ox; a heretic ;

tinging ; jingling.
z
3 f The first letter of the third or
lingual or cerebral class.
Z (z:) l.m. Sound; a dwarf; a
quarter J./. (t) The earth ; an
oath. n. A hollowed coconnut.
zw z*Ri.nfrfii 1. '0- oTo bind, to tie, to fasten.
1. - A potherb.
ZVt(ti)l.M- Borax ; wanton play j
wandering of mind, an object
of sense, a. Squint-eyed.
(/) I. n. A kind of wood-apple ; borax s a spade.m.A hatchet i a sword ; a scabbard ; anger ; pride i a coin ; a pesk ; a
chasm./.The leg ; side of a hill.
zz/ fai) I. m. Stamped coin.
zyw.^fir [Pl>)'2. m. Mint-master.
z^.irrwi (wi) 1./. Mint
ZZ/.zW (*:) i. m. Shiva.
zz/l (0 I. . Borax ; binding.
alf-lfiltPis) 2. m. Master of mint.
z^-WVi (it) 1/ A mint.
zT*(v) 1. m. The mulberry.
Vf\K (<f) I. m- Surprise; fame;
twang of a bow -siring.
z (T: ) 1 m - A s P nae or nlie lhe

leg j an axe ; borax,
zft-nt (*rt) 3./ A plant (Cisaampelos hexandra).
z?^1 ("ft) 3./. A bouse lizard.
ST^ltt^/. A joke or jest ; a kettle drum, a musical instrument.
z^T(X0 1 -m. The sound of a drum.

Zfl_z?[fa 1. o. To be confused.
Ztt*t 1. n. Perturb Bt inn.
ZfJ*; 1-m. A blackguard, a
libertine, a lecher.
zrr(^:)l. m. A house ; a catamite.
fzqrfS 1 W)zwifr I .rf.To go or move.
faf3tiffi(flr:)l.m. A bird (Parra jacana or goenais).
(zftH (W:) 1. Id**'
fzftirf () 1. m. Kind of tree.
fCT z?q f a 10. o. To direct, to
aend, to order, to throw.
fzmift(ifr) 3./ Comment.
**** l.rf. Togo.
zfT l./ A commentary.
Z (zi) 2. m. Gold ; a ProffHs, or
shape-changer ; Kama, or love.
Z^jq[(ss:.qr(-^)D. Low, vile, cruel,
in. A plant (Bignonia Indica); a
small bird.y. A plant.
3tpr (f) 1. n. Sending, throwing.
ZT a. Squint-eyed.
zt (m:-^n-fli) o. /dem.
zra; I . <f. To go.
jwftl I. a. Tone diaturbed
or confused by fear, anxiety, &c.
z f h The aspirate of the preceding.

3 (3: ) 1 . m. Shiva ; disk of the sun
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r moon ; a circle, a g!ob(

cypher ; a loud noise ; object of
sense ; an idol; a deity.
31TC(t:) l.m. An idol.
adv. Imitative sound.
Id The third letter of the 3d class.

(>r) I. m. Skiva ; fear ; submarine fire; kind of drum or
tabor. /. An imp , a basket carried by a sling.
rttt (d) 3./. Kind of gourd.
MO.n.To collect or accumulate.
X\ (T) 10. D. To throw,
to send. With ft to deceive.
*W (h,T) *f*t VH^fa.-S 1. 10.
a. To collect, to heap together.
*w(F:) l.m. A scavenger.
*W*(^:-rj)l. m.f. An affray; terrifying by shouts ; predatory
warfare ; root. n. Flight.
VITfi,^:) 2.m. Musical instrument,
small drum ; strange event.
WT 1. a. A car or litter carried on the shoulders ; a flying.
1. m. Sling, basket, Mi,
for carrying presents of lruit,&&
W (xO 2. "' Artocarpus lacucha.
Tt1V^t('Pl)3/.Kind of female imp.
TPRT t. m. Affray; rout, uproar ; strange event ; a tanlra.
(:) 1. m. A pomegranate.
1 .m. A name of a country.
1. m. A gallinule ; a fat
man ; a slave ; a cheat.
frrr (t) 3./ Young woman.
f*TX (TO l.m. Throwing; a fat

mnn ; a slave ; a cheat.
ff5?H (HO t~M. A musical instrument, kind of drum or tabor ;
a plant (Ctirissa carondas).
f^frar 1. m. Cuttle fish bone
considered as foam of the sea.
fVf<Bt.mj;* (ni) 1. B . Garlic.
4. 6.l0.a.To throw, send.<fi,T)
flptfffflfil 1. 10. a. To collect.
f 1 ((T.*)f**TOflI lOa.Tothrow.
fwPTftrTOlfit 1. 10.
o. To collect, to heap together.
fair () I. m. A dramatic entertainment or exhibition of battle.

f*=T (W) 1 m- Affray ; sound of
alarm i egg ; bladder ; spleen.
ft^TVr(^) 1. m. Skirmish ; riot.
WiwrtCn) I./ A bubble; a water-fly ; a libidinous woman.
ft)(*H01 Any young animal ;
an egg; a fool./ An infant.
fT'H.'TO (TS) 1. n. A diagram for
predicting fortunes.
*KJ TqH 1 . d. To fly, to go. (v)
TtrS 4. d. Idem. With W to
fly down ; with ^>5<T to fly up ;
with nfc to fly round; with a
to fly well ; with *jg<r to fly
together ; to fly up together.
lT(ii> l.n. Flying.
*tr.#tspif {*) 1. n. Flying reiteratedly, or repeatedly.
afftpnftlf (5f) 1. n. Flying often.
"9^ (W:) 2. tn. Amphisbama snake.
WH 1. m. i</an.
Wfl{ : ) 1. m. A small owl.
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ifB(fWt) 2./ A email turtle.
5jf%uT ]./. A small bird re
sembling a wagtail.
%lt ) I, . A thread tied round
the wrist or rouad a parcel.
3 d/t The aspirate of the preceding.

V(:)l. m. A large drum ; a dog ;
his tail ; sound ; a serpent.
TO (WO 1. m. A city or district,
Dhacca ; covering./. A large or

double drum, a dhdk.
mmtit (ft) 3. / Form of Durgd.
*[H<1(TT) I./ A goose.
arrw (#) 1. n. A Bhield.
3lf^r_(lft) 5. m. A warrior armed
with a shield ; shield-bearer.
S (T) 3?fff 1 . a. To seek.
f8Jr(*i) !. n. Seeking.
*fa(f? : ) 2. m. Gan&ha.
ih&f (w-m-*) Sought.
11 (^liA.A d&fl or large drum.
Bl*(-*f) &r*fT l.n.To go or move.
(V) I. . A bribe.
*t ^ The nasal of the lingual class.

^ (^:)l,Dl. Knowledge ; certainty ;
Shiva i Vtndadt'va .- omaroent ; a
water or Bummer house ; bad
man ; sound of negation ; gift.
vt^fTi g^qfff I. a. To go.
wanafff (T) ^'flfw I- Idem.
?r izfir 1. a. To dance ; to act.
I^Rl I. a. To sound inarticulately aa a bell, river or beast.
(*) *H^|fir To tell ; to shine.

("T, V, 1) TOfH,^ 1 . c. irwfii
4. a. swift 9. a. To kill, to die.
WH(î) infs 1. a. To salute with
reverence or respect. With
or ^ to bend ; with ^TT to
erect ; with Sf to bow or salute.
W (=1 iTOfa, -a 1 . c. To go, to approach ; to preserve ; to defend.
^S\r<f 1. a. To sound.
*rsref>T 1. a. To smell ; to bind.
fir_ (H) sjlflffl 4. o. To disappears
to perish, to be annihilated,
^l}WpI 1- c. To be crooked, literally or metaphorically, to bend.
WTC*. ^0 1*f*. * 4. c. To bind
or tie. With *j to put on armour.

SI^TI 1. d To sound.
flf^fsrafir 1. a. To kiss.
ftJ,tW.T) 2. d. To cleanse
with; (fawr.TC) -S^fTel to cherish ; irfiiffi 3. c. To purify.
fV% (T) f**tfa 1. To abuse, to
revile. (H) iHfsr, W 1. c. Idem.
fll?njjfif 1 i.To misunderstand ;
to be thick, impenetrable,
fw (T) f=rcifif 1. a. To wet.
fnr IRftl 1. a. To meditate profoundly, or abstractedly.
f<nhlftra, To meditate closely.
fn? (w.T-) ft 2. rf. To kiss.
TfiT, W 1 . c. To conduct, lead
to, get. With V* to intreat, to
assimilate, to favour ; with %~t
to remove, attract ; with
to indicate by signs, be kind to ;
with W to bring ; with <3*T to
raise up \ with to approach ;
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with to behave ill ; with fM\

to get, to ascertain ; with trft to
marry ; with if to love ; with fa
to remove to a distance, be bumble ; with 5 to be polite ; with fi
to collect or assemble ; with fk
aodîrto disperse ; with fk and
fax to decide by law ; with <j
and to intreat ; with ^ and
^t to collect, to assemble.
VlrT sftwfff 1. a. To be blue,
*^lfft 1 . a. To be large.
* (W) ftlfil Jjirfff 2. a. To praise.
With to utter a cry of regret.
*^ff 6. a. To cast, to
command.With ^7 to remove ;
with fa^ to throw out; to confess ; with s to follow ; with fi|
to be happy ; with q to drive,
w ^qfa 6. a. To praise.
censure ;
to approach. [proach.
*W Jprfil 1. To go, op-
* ( The sixteenth consonant, first

of the fourth or dental class.
H (IT) l.m. A thief; nectar;' a
barbarian ; the hip ; the womb ;
a tail ; a tree ; a bad man ; a
jewel, n. Crossing ; virtue.
JWItfit 1. a. To laugh at or deride ; to bear. With ffr to retort a laugh, (j) uffa to live
in distress, or want.
*W-*MtJ a. Belonging to that.
Hfaw (<a:-r-W) a. Fraudulent,
crafty./. A medicament.
ftW a. Laughable, ridiculous ; to be borne.

THt (*) 1. . Butter-milk with a
fourth part of water.
HW-ftPfa (*t) I./ Inspissated
or thickened butter-milk.
aw.flTtf 1. n. Meat fried with
ghee and eaten with butter-milk.
furia m. A churning. s tick.
<T^ mill I. a. To cover; to peel.
(^>) n^ppr to pure ; with
5. a. w To censure.
) I . m. A principal serpent
of pdldla; a carpenter; a chief
actor in the prelude of a drama ;
a tree; Vishviakarma.
mt CO 1. n. Paring, peeling,
planing./. A carpenter's adze.
iW^(W) 5. m. A carpenter.
ft^.ftrsrr (Wl) 1 . /. The name of a
city ; Taiila in the Punjab.

1*1 (T)Hlftr I . a. To go or move ;
to quake; to stumble.
WW (*:) I, m. A tree (Tabernajmontana coronaria), &c.
W.wftsn (WT) I./, Idem.
1TW m. An axe : grief ; fear.
<TS5| (35!:-5ir-53j a. Immediate, instantaneously produced.
C) W^tff l a. To go with
(g.gr) JTilfK 7. a. To contract.
cTB(^,3i)iT5tfw l.o. To straighten,
JTI WSffl I. a. To be elevated or
high; to rise, (w) Htanfff 10.
a. To beat, to persecute.
IT3<,Sl-<rr-t-3)l. m./, n. A shore
or bank. n. A field.
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TTZ.-m (I!-WT-r) a. Indifferent,

neutral ; on shore.* .Spirituality.
441* W) I. m- A pond deep
enough for lotuses, &c.
flfaift [*) 3./. A river.
(W.T) iPSS 1. d. To bent or
strike. (W) <Tl7lfiT 10. o. To
beat, to persecute; to shine.
U3t (10 A pond or pool.
wrns (m) A pond. (w/.
A bank ; a blow. [catch deer.
7TTUI () 1 . m. A pond ; a trap to
llVjmil (l0 ' m - A blow from an
elephant's uplifted trunk.
wf%W(w) 5./. Lightning.

wftaTt (wTtinft-WW) a. Lightening, shining, m, A cloud.
wf.in{TrT) 1/. Forked lightning.
TTOUT (*!) 1- m. A wagtail ; foam ;
trunk of a tree ; a cheat, m. n.
Complete preparation.
?pa (w:) 2. m. Shiva's door-keeper ; teacher of mimicry.
TTW^W A worm ; a fool ;
steeped rice water.
7jo3[ (W) 1. IB. Grain or rice after threshing, &c. ; a vermifuge
plant ; a potherb.
*l*Wrpr (ly) 2. n. Gruel, [anth.
W"Bt(*:) 1. tn, A sort of amarJfswWÔ 1- m - A kiud of amar.
anth ; avermifuge ; a mineral.
2. /. A plant of which
the seeds are used as vermifuge.
m. Sort of amaranth,
(flf) I. a. GrueL
Sf<B5|rq(î}l. m. A prickly sort of
bambu i a heap of grain.
Vt?F conj. Therefore, thence.

tni>ipeft adv. Thenceforward.
Hft (Wi-wt-rf) a- Spread, diffused,
m. Air, wind. n. Any stringed
tfiT.fW ftK-WT-*) a. Distinctly
marked, or designated.
Wt.vfl (^) 3./.The plantain tree.
TfUI (B-ST-fl) a. One of many.
*TfTT (tT-<) o. One of two.
inpTcoitr. Therefore, thence, then,
ai/u. Thenceforth.
fl'Tâ (^f:-W-^) a- Of or relating to (hat (thing or person).
WRl (TRc-TlW-jftfJl) b. So many.

rfir (fa:) 2./. A line or row.
XH-HK W-TJ-t) a. Obeying.
cifîifi (v.) I. ib. Present time.
Jfmv.St 3. m. A man wise
or intelligent for the time being.
H.foRi (qi-Wf) B.Wotking without hire or wages.
HiTm () 1 . a. Time present.
Ira 1 .B.EsBentiuI nature of the
soul as one with God ; Brahma ;
reality ; essence ; mind ; an clement ; an axiom ; slow time in
music ; instrument of music.
fra.ftnrtB(9:-9 : -til An inquirer after truth.
7vWS[T('i)l.it. Divine knowledge.
Also Tmfasra'.
Hff-WTi [_di>. Accurately.
(H:) 1. m. Gesticulations
in the worship of Vishnu.
TPH.fr% (W )u.Knowing the truth.
Trwr5ra () |, m. Kuowledgeof
Spirit, or of the Deity.
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^HfTfaipni (Jr:) 1. m. A plant.

TT.wre ("CI o- Diligent.
WW-TtTT*<(W:-ir-V)s. Attached to.
mr.^ {4:-*r-?) o. Former.
?[H.3^(5:)l.m.A compound noan
irw.ij?a(W'-WI-W) o .Resulting from
any particular act. m. White

water-lily ; fragrant grass.
WT (*,T)^rawRr 10 a.To spread ;
to extend ; to nourish.
W adv. There.
(an-aif -H}) a. Of that place.
. VTH{ * rw-Tift-q TT)a . Ve n erabl e.
ti^t conj. So ; thus ; and ao.
irai.il (BO 1 "> A /ataa,
*rr.'^ odu. And so, even so.
*mra(5f)l.n. State of its heing so.
WV]fq conj. Yet.
mn.ftu(*-W-ii)fl.Of such akind.
WWT-tT9l (si;) 1, m. A Bauddha.
fifl?! com;'. So, even so.
Ifn (<H) l.n. Truth, a. True.
T% (9:-Î-Ttfr) />rc. He, ahe.it.
a ^ (T) fT^S 1 . d. To be content.
I^fipjrattrJ-Hr-ti) a. Transgressing, going beyond the bounds.
W^r"iTC It} adv. Afterwards.
Wâ (nil) adv. To that end.
r^fq conj. Yet.
tl<*l (^ ) adv. On that account, a.
Of that meaning.
flfMW (w) I. n. A thing returned.
BÎ adv. Then, at that time.
tT^t-W (si> 1 . n. Time being,
fl^lf^ adV. From that time.
WEPftW adv. Theo.
HÎ.Uef& adv. Thenceforward,
l^r.ga () 1. n. Beginning.
B<h) (/i-*T-^) o. Of that.

flfîTB arfu. In the coarse of the
day, day by day.
H-g 1 * (T>ÎI-*j) a. Miserly.
IT.Tf m. A derivative noun.
H.^f{adv. Like that.
It.jmx (wr) 1./. A sort of arrow.
TT.f?H a. Of that kind.
sort or manner,
an (v^) H^rfif, 8. c. To
expand, to extend. <fT) imfll
nsrufir t- 10. o. To confide ; to
aid ; to be harmless ; to sound ;
be in pain.With prep, to extend,
BJHr 1. m. A son. /. (*jr) A

daughter ; a plant,
afsrarr (*r| \.f. A roperifts (tt-m-B - ) a. Small; less.
tT^hiW (urMWt-^) a. Idem.
*H[(50 2.m/.The body ; the skin.
A woman; point of conjunction, ("ft) Delicate slender
woman, a. Small, delicate, fine.
tpT.iîT [i Jl, m. Pore of the skin,
tpf.**}^ (H) 5./. Armour; attire.
IJjfll (;) I. m. A son, offspring.
(an) A daughter.
Pf.'f (') I . . Armour, mail.
rT^.aff (Ttw-^ft-W ) a. Armed.
Tra.WrB (JI'-nr-Ji) a. Niggardly.
m. Death, leaving the body.
JPJ.WWT !-/ The nose.
?ra.BVT{niil-H#|-H1f}a.Corporeal.
W(WT) I-/- A woman with
elegant, slender waist.
JT*r.T^ (^:) 1. m. Perspiration.
WJ.^ (^) 1. n- Hair of the body.
7fwi9 (B:-WI-W) fl. Expanded.
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(_<) 1. n. Armour.
^rT.9 1- m. A warrior.
tnr.n" (^s)l. m- A pimple, a boil.
TPJ^(*J) 5. . The body,
irw.wft*t(*0 3./.A young woman, a girl 10 years old.
nr(^) 3./. The body.
(w-TfT-wJ Parade: thin.
n-*r.w(ai:) I . m. A son, offspring,
(all) A daughter.
Ipt.wfit (fifi) 2. m. A son.
SfwW (H:) l.m. The wind.
jrir.iPT (if) 1. n. Clarified butter.
i|5pir^(îw)5.m. Fire, its deity.
thUt . Hair of the

body; wing of a bird, m, A son.
t. m. The anus.
flfn lf*:) 1. w. A weaver.
^("fl;) I. m. A thread; a shark ;
an offspring, descendant.
jp*W(î:-^ri)l.ro./. Mustard seed.
/. (aft) A vein or tubular vessel.
irm.qrn {$) l.a. A fibrous stick,
or brush used by weavers.
jrm.ilz (3:) 1. m. A silk-worm,
rpa^J (w.) l.M. A shark.
fl^l.WH <H:) 1. m. Idem.
p.fTre(:)l M. A palmyra tree.
Tpj.o^w (A) 5. n. Full-moon of
Shrtivaita, when Krishna is invested with a briihmuriical cord.
^.WtHO'-m Mustard seed ; calf.
ipgr. 1. . The filaments or
fihnius root of u lotus.
71*3:3 {"Si) I. n. Idem.
^p.^TU(î)1.m.A weaver; a loom.
<Pfl.*l* tv) I- '" f a spider.
Tf^.fan^r (TT) 1./. The banana.

fl=3.ji[m(5IT)l/.Awcaver's shop.
Tra.^frcr {Jr) 1 . n. Wove cloth.
aj.^T*:(j;:)l.ni.Thebete!-riuttree.
71*3 (^1 I. n. A Ton/ro or mystical or magical book ; retinue -,
army ; wealth ; thread ; charm ;
loom. m. A weaver./. A
rope, wire ; vein ; plant ; river ;
a girl.n.Dependent. subservient.
W-QIV 1. n. New unbleached
cloth, just from the loom.
tfifJ.WIB () l.n. A fibrous stick
for cleaning the woof.
1=3. in (?TT) 1. /. Depcndancc ;
quality of a Tantra,
WWiTTV (TO I- m - A weaver.
Tn^.WTV l.m. Idem.
WBJWra (ip) I. m. One's own resources and enemy's designs.
HWrnr.ft^C^) a. Knowing both
the above resources and designs.
nf>m (wr)l /.A plant (Gurichs).
TIr^*-fwM*).Spiiii ; wove :
chorded. m. A musician.
afV.irS!* (qr:) 1. m. A General.
f)'5.rl (V) 1. m. A weaver.
W57p?r)l /.Lassitude; sleepiness.
TP5T>B (W^'-ST) - Sluggish.
frOsiWO 2./ Sleepiness: lassitude ; faintness.
nf=5*T W) 1./. Sloth.
vSt f^) 3./. Drowsiness.
Ttftl (ffl:) 2./. A plant (Hermiouites cordifolia).
tf.^tfltVil. n. Simple matter, adv.
Merely that. [instrument.
1^!I(3I0 2, m. Night ; a musical
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TMn^fTT-'^t-'a) p- Spreading,
vnt (W$r) sifir, ^ 1. c. (i,ii)
10. e. To heat ; to perform penance.With to repent ; with
ft or u' to bear pain ; be sad.
*Hr:SFC (t;) 1. m. The mango-fish.
in:SWCt:-W-li) a- Emaciated by
irr:.VX.(Y:-^l-^J Patient of
austerities, austere.
ITOWVt (!) 3./. Benares.
7PI(1:)1. m. The hot season ; heat.
Wrnt(lft) 3./. Wife of the sun.
lwr(W:)l.m.The sun ; heat, burning ; distress, a grief ; division
of hell i the liot season ; marking nut plant./, lliver Goddvei-i.
Tnnt.wK (*;:) l.m. A ray.
7nfH.7THV (V:) l.m. Kama, (iff)

/. Yamund ; Tapti,
HI*.fa(falO 2. m. Tlie sun-atone.
murtWCSj:) 2. . A ray.
HTHiarair (311) I./. The Goduveri
river ; the Yamund river.
nqiftlCW) l.n.Gold. a. That should
be eudured as a penance.
millm () I. n. Idem,
^1*5 (2) 1. n. Copper.
(T(!;)5. n, Religious austerity ;
virtue, duty ; Mdgha (January
and February); dewy or hot season ; one of the Hindu heavens.
WW (W:) I. m- The moon ; a bird.
Wf.V* (q:)l.m. A name of India.
WW( W:) The mouth Phdlgttna (Feb. March) ; Arjuna.f. :\asterity, penance, n. A jasmin.
nqfisir('lt) S> "> An ascetic ; Ndrada .* a mango-fish. /. Spikenard, a. Devout ; poor.

PT.W"f 2./. I'enance.
tii , *(*.--^n , ^;)cJ.Duingpenancc.
(Pnrin!{ 1: ) 1 . i. The rainy season.
TtftjT (Hi-ffMT) p. Heated.
iml^re(*i]^;-n^r-^rfi;)a. Doing penance, practising austerities.
irga (gt) 2. m. Fire ; the ann.
<rqi.ViT(^:)l-ni- A devotee. /.(=II)
The name of a creeping plant.
flTT.flHl^" 1^:) l.m. The influence
or fruit of religious penance.
wvr . ffl (H.-8T ) a . Doing pen ance.
HVt.jrn {ti:-V\-V) a. Idem.
tpim/a (fnO 2. in. An ascetic.
WW.Trfil (fit:) 2. n. Idem.

!T$r.*z(Zj) 1. m. A country, part
of central India, or holy land.
cT^r-T^T (if) 1. n. A sacred grove.
Jm(:-8I-Ji) a. Heated ; scorched ;
inflamed ; afflicted ; done as penance ; fused ; burnished.
fTH.j (V.) 1, m. A hell.
SH.BT^ {^fl 1. n. A sort of penance, drinking hot water, milk
or ghee for three days each, and
inhaling hot air.
HH.tiTP! (HI:) 5. m. An ascetic.
TTH.^mW.'J "B (U:) 1. II. A hell.
1*0 1- m. Idem,
flH-f)* <*) I- Silver.
?nSlf! (^J>T_-iS?t-ifr) p. Intending to perfurm penance.
OC.sRw (n:) l.m. Groping in
the dark, mental aberration.
fTfl:.(W (TT)l- West hell.
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7T*{(il,<y,Tt)*nHlfw 4,n.To desire ;

to be pained in bod; or mind.
7re(H:)l.m.The quality of darkness.
(n:r) nt/.Tree with black blossoms, (-m-ift) Night, a. Gloom.
inn(li)l.n, The flat projecting
roof of a house ; a terrace.
mnr 0:-'Wr-i) a. Desirous, cujlidinous ; wished, desired,
TTff.3r (Hi) 1. m. Lowest hell.
TdK (<:) I. n. Lead.
7rn.tTl (:) 1. m. Kind of eugar.

truq.(H:)5.n.D!irknesB; ignorance,
folly, delusion, sin, sorrow, m.
Rd/tu, the ascending node.
Tim 1. ft. Darkness ; a city./.
(^T)The river Tamasa or Tonse.
WUWW (w;-Wl-wi) o. Gloomy.
WT.wftr (fin) 2. /. Great or extensive darkness.
mrftR. Mft-fcnft-ftrj a. Dark,
gloomy./ Night; turmeric.
mnw(v)t.M. The sectarial mark
made with sandal on the forehead ; a sword; name of a tree,
n. Leaf of the Lauras cassia.
JTRTOST (*:-) 1 . n. Idem.
WFrW.-qm (*) 1. n. The Tamdla
tree; the sectarial mark.
Wnftmr 1. /. A district in
Bengal, Tumlook,
tTlt(1t 3./. A medicinal plant.
wfw(filj) 2./ Night.
wfirw. ffft-ftrit-fa) " Desiring.
fTOC<Jl.m.Dark half of the moon
from the full to the change./.
A dark night ; great darkness,
1. n. Darkness ; anger.
wfa^.1^(^:) I. m. Moon's wane.

<rai.nq(:) l.ni. Quality of darkness or ignorance.
<lfi[.T? ni- Fire ; son, moon ;
Buddha, Vishnu, Shiva,
tWT. jjj^r (V : Jo.Eiperiencing
the effects of darkness.
TWr.^lfinTtfrt:) 2. m. A fire-fly.
WwT.^^JS. m.Fire i sun. moon ;
lamp. a. Dispersing night.
TTtn.^t (^:) 1. m. Idem.

im.Vf{^t)lM. Fire ; sun. moon ;
Buddha, a. Enlightening.
WÎ.fir^ (ftriT) 5. m. A fire-fly.
H%r.WfT( , ff:-cTT-Ti)a,Dark ; ignorant.
*%nra 0$*^t-'i) Full of darkness, composed of darkness.
TTBT.nf* (fa:) 2. m. Jrfem.
TTil.ftBSt (f[) 3./. The district of
Tumlook in Bengal.
H^r.fTOT (<0 I.m. Sickness.
wSt.ST(Wi-m-Ji) o.Overcome with
rage or any bad passion ; obscured, darkened, clouded.
lAl.VC(ti)l. m. The moon. a. Removing or destroying darkness.
IPHI (*r() 1./. A cow.
JW TPRlfiT 1 . a. To go.
*r^T (m) l-f. A cow.
<TO(^)TrH 1. d. To go; to guard.
wij o. Protecting. 1. m.
Protection, defence.
W<C(^:)l. m. A float; a crossing; a
road. /. (ft) A boat; a Wee ; a
club; a basket ; smoke ; a baling vessel ; end of a garment.
a. Crossing, passing.
1^ W 2. m. Hyena.
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WKW (T:) I - m- A wave ; cloth or

clothes i gallop of a hone.
W*frft (<ft) 3./. A river.
TKfff-rf (V-VT-li) o. Wavy.
rtK* (^)l.m. A raft ; paradise,
n. A crossing over.
ireWfc:) 2. in. The sua ; a ray ; a
float./.(ft:-V{)Aboat; a plant.
nrf'".' l r35 i^TO 1 . m. An oval bowl
or vessel for baling a boat.
WCflMirGf) I.m. A ruby.
TKW(-wr-ft-^) a. Boat. m. n.
A rati or float, m. A country.
SKWIESEr (^[) [,/. A boat
TOKW-^J 5./. A float or raft, a
kind of duck. p. Crossing.
Burning of chaff;
burning a criminal in chaff.
'H* {W.) 1. m. A fog ; torrent of
rain ; the ocean./. t>ifi) A boat,
(si) l.n. Water-melon.
'rt.TO (B) 1 . . Fare, freight.
Trembling; wanton ; bright ; hollow ; liquid, m.
Necklace ; its central gem ; bottom./.Rice gruel; wine; a bee.
flWTT (m) l.f. Fickleness.
ATW.^n (wi) 1. /. A woman
with rolling or tremulous eyes.
<XWlfK*1 (<T;-in-W) a. Agitated. 1.
m. Surf ; agitation ; fickleness.
sufan (7T.--<n-cf) a. Shaken, trembling, tremulous,
.îft (ft;) 2. m. A eword.
HK^ {X:) 5. n. Speed ; strength ;
a bank ; a float, a raft.
1. . Flesh.
JftWUCr) 1. n. A landing-place.
fllMfl (wu-^lft-^W) a. Quick,

swift ; brave, valiant.
W (r-%fl1-fe) a. Quick, in.
An express ; a hero ; Garvda ; air.
TTTTW (m:) 2. nt. A flat-bottomed
boat ; for crossing a river.
H'TW<^:)2. m. Idem.
aft; (ft;:) 2./. A boat, clothes-basket ; end of a doth.
wfxir (tf) 1. n. A raft./. A boat.
TfrfarT. (Tt) 5./. A ferryman.
Trft7l(-7ir-*fj p. Crossed, carried
a cross./. (jrr) The forefinger.
TlfaT(HJ-^t-B)s.Crossiug, passing
over./. A boat, a raft.
Sft^^-fWl-ftOa. Jdem/.A boat.
ffft.T^T An oar or paddle.
*<\S tt;) 1. m. The ocean ; paradise ; a decoration ; a raft ; business./, (ft) Daughter of Indra.
2. n. A tree.
T*.)jft!(ft>0 2. m. A sort of bird.
w^-ST (sfli-Btr-ai) a. Of a tree.
W^.wtTi|(w)l.n.The root of atree.
HV? a. Young, new. m.
A young man ; Castor oil tree ;
large cumin seed. n. A kind of
flower. /. Young woman ; aloe
tree ; a perfume ; white rose.
TTW*fC (Ti) 1. m. A short fever.
7r^r.^ftf(fV02/.Curd5 5daya old.
jpurrfta (ho) 2./. Gristle.
TrWf.Jt* (V:) 1. m. Many youths.
iroft.siw (w.) I.m. A girl.
m.7n9(t:)l.m. Bottom of a tree.
'ni.'g;t>rai(I)l./.The flying-fox.
1. nt. A thom.
"T^f^) 2-/ Row f E .
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(*J 5. m. A parasite.
TCVI (HO ' m - A monkey.
int.TTn(n:Jl-m- A bud or blossom.
JPl.fTOtt (TO 1. ft- A branch.
7T*.*13! (oil) 1. m. Palmyra tree.
*.wî (TI) 1./. A parasite.
W.Tif%<t <t) 3./. Idem.
m-Wlftw Cst) 5. m- A bird.
(<::) I. m- Camphor.
fPt.SI (W-W-W) a. In or on a
tree./. A parasite plant.
tr*Z (3:) l.BI. Root of the lotus,
fl^f (*)ffiifff 10. a. To shine ; to
speak, to reason ; to infer ; to
discuss ; to doubt.
J m. Reasoning; doubt; disputation ; desire; motive; supplying an ellipsis; logic; reduction to absurdity.
Itif (*:) 1. m. A supplicant, a
petitioner ; a logician.
(HSf-Tt ) p. Reasoning.
ni.fV'BT (V) I./. The science of
reasoning; logic,
jpfmre (^:) 1. m. Apparent reduction to absurdity.
H*T<t t) 3./. A tree (^schynomcne Besliao).
crfatiT (U-tTr-tf) p. Discussed;
supposed ; doubted.
Tiftn (f ) 5. m. A logician.
?rf^W (W!) 1. m. Cassia torn.
W$ 1^0 2./. A spindle, a ditaff.
(2} 1; n. Drawing out the
cotton upon the distaff or wheel.
/. A spindle, a distaff.
i-fiW WO I- m - A bo11 of day
at the lower end of a spindle.
8./. /Am.
^.ara* (*:)! A concave
saucer or shell, in which the
lower cod of the spindle is
placed and whirled round.
ri^.TOW (%') 1. in. A small whetstone for sharpening spindles.
CeO 2. m. A hyena,
IT* C<&)1. m. Nitre.

10. a. To blame, to reprove.
iHnK(H')l. n. Blaming ; scolding ;
wrath./, (ill) The forefinger.
ii{=5|î(qr;)l.iB.Name of a country,
tifsjn (Tf:-flT-Tr) p. Blamed.
W 1^;) 1. m. A calf.
ttbst (ts) t. m.Idem.
wf* (fit) 2. m. A raft; the sun.
lrf{pVW)l.i*.A boat, a raft. m./.
A passenger, one who crosses.
ff fa 1 . a, To kill or hurt.
{) 3. m. A wooden ladle,
wij* (nf) 1. n. Satisfaction given
or received ; satiety ; the rite of
presenting water to the manes ;
sacrificial wood./.(Vt) A plant.
TfqS^ (^:-^:-^) a. Desirous
of the above rite. 2. m. Bhahma,
Trf^W (rt;-7rr-H) p. Satisfied.
Bfi"l (T?f-f<I^ft-f*) a- Satisfying.
/. A plant (Hibiscus mutabilie).
IT^lrffil 1. a. To go or move.
n4z 1. m. A year.
(TI ("ft) I. n. The top or term of
the sacrificial post.
7<5 (&} 1. bi. Thirst, desire; the
ocean ; a raft ; the eun.
| wi* (>) 1. 71. Thirst, thirsting.
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flffjlfSti-WMi) p. Thirsting, wishing, greatly do aired.

TTfi adv. Tlien, therefore.
vm, (fid) Tntfa sraijfa 1. 10. a.
To be full or complete ; to fix,
(59)1.1. Essential nature ; bottom ; a wood ; a hole ; a cause ;
sole of the foat ; slap of the
hand. m. (w;) Palmyra tree;
palm with extended fingers; a
hilt ; a stand ; forearm ; a span.
(SH-"ty.n. The leathern fence of
the arm used by archers,
im (If) 1. it. A large pond.
IrW.TOTC o>. A slap or blow
with the palm of the hand.

fTW.'IÎ 1. n. A sword.
(re.^TW(f) 1. n. A mnrtingal ; a
vessel from which horses arc fed.
*tJ.^Wijl. Sole of the foot.
WWI^t 3./. A cane mat.
HpfB() l.n. One of the seven
divisions of the infernal regions.
*f*WT (*fi) l.f. A martinpd.
nTwn (rf-.-m-ii) p. Fixed, placed,
having a bottom, n. Fried meat.
tTfl(*r:-rr-=i)ii.Separate. having
interstices; neat; small; thin;
below, n. A bed, a cot.
f?ft3^() 1 .1. Ground prepared for
the site of a dwelling ; a bed ; an
awning ; a scymitar.
("Til 1. m. Air, wind ; youth.
/. (ft) Young woman.
TlWVt I. m. A hog.
^raT^fl (*t)3/A mistress or wife.
WKt W) !-/ A river.
Wi (>') 1. n. A wood, a forest.
5TW (oq:-W) I . m. n. A bed ; an

upper room ; a turret ; a wife.
JTW.*t3 (*!) 1. m. A hug.
tnu.5T(5I:1T-W)n.Born of a wife ;
produced in a bed,
HprCri)l.*. An elephant's back ;
exterior muscles of the back.
Tt (:) 1. m. A reservoir or large
tank. /. (WT) A young woman ;
& boat ; wife of Varma. n. A
hole, a pit, a deep place,
(!:} 1. m. Excellence ; happiness, a. Excellent ; happy.
HftraT (T) 1. /. A key.
7tm (W) 1, H. A fragrant scent.
mv (V.-Wl-*) a. Thine.
fiWlf (V) 1. n. Milk and water.
HTOW (:)! A sort of sugar.
nfew(*i)l,8l. Heaven ; the ocean ;
gold. /. (St) A river, Indra's
daughter ; strength,
"ffft^ (1:) 1. m. Idem.
iff (IP-iT-tf) a. Pared, made thin,
fit (ffl) 4. m. A carpenter ; V'tskKakarma ; of the 1 2 Adilyan.
OT(U,TT,'3)Wwfl 4. n.To tlirow or
toss. With vras(far .^Jâjfa 5t.
Wnniffl to Edorn, to decorute.
7r* (*') 1. m. A shuttle.

irÊT: (*;:) |.h. A thief ; the ear; a
potherb ; tree (Vangueria spinosa)./ {(\) Passionate woman,
?T^rrfri(TT])l/.Thieving ; hearing,
catching by the ear.
rtlZlf (!?:} 1. m. An ornament of
the ear, a large earring,
ft'z^T] {WD I. Indifference,
stoicism ; nearness.
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7TI^C0 1. m. Beating; whipping;

noise ; a handful of grass ; a
sheaf; a mountain ; a kind of
grass, or h kind of palm tree.
(J1)1./ A female demon,
or Rihhasi killed by Rdma.
WTTOI.W (^) 1. n. Cardamoms.
mf(|!)l.ii. A kind of earring.
(B.--HI-5) a. Beating.
TfXM.W (flt) I. m. A hammerer.
?rr*ir(ji) 1- Beating./. A whip.
Wtufar (V*W>4) a. Punishable.
flTT.n 1^1 1. i. An ornament of
the ear in form like the T&t leaf.
JlITiW (HT-A-S) p. Beating.
HlftlT (W:-Jn-) p. Beaten.
*T*W (W:-T-W) a. Beating.
HVR Ov-^r-^J a. Punishable.
Jfl^JIl* (*T:| 1. m. A musical instrument, a. Beaten, struck.
urai (^;-^) 1. in. n. Dancing especially with violent gesticulation ; a grass, m. A tribrach.
in**.nfis* () ' AWi onc

of Shiva's principal attendants.
trm.ffl*J W 1. Shiva.
Wfalf*l : ) 2./.Science of dancing.
VTilfVO 1. m. A father; a terra of
affection, as M 5TTB Oh child,
n. Venerable, respectable.
flTfr.JI(ST:)l.m. Apaternai uncle. a.
Paternal, belonging to a father.
Hnr.aPtfr*t'(*t) 3,/. <fe. Parents, father and mother.
Wm.Tjm(W) Paternal uncle.
?rrn(*t) 1. m. A wagtail
Hlfl^l (3:}l.m. A fatherly relative ; sickness ; iron club ; heat.
Ttlf^fg;)2./m. Offspring [rary.

TtT.aGlfarar (*:-^r-) a. ContempoKffna (W> 1. n. Object, purpose,
design ; moaning ; explanation.
it |iuijji^(^:)l.m. Object, meaning.
jh^tIi {vi)l. n. Sameness of meaning or of design.
W^FJlff (7ft) 1. n. Identity.
TtfSlr (ar) a. Such, like.
UTrSJf ([T-t) a- Idem.
W1 (Wi)l.m. A tune. n. Expanse,
extension ; object of sense.
fftsre (t') 1. n. Thinness.
irrsK (t:) l. m. A whirlpool.
TimfW-IIMli) a.Wearied ; faded.
HTfra(^) 1. Spinning ; wearing.
7TT3 Ca:-5aV-=sf) o. Stringed, having wires (musical instrument) ;
belonging to the Tantras.
jnfiaaj(5r!-^Y-Bjr)a.Wmi.m,A scho-
lar ; a follower of the Tantras.

7TT**r (*T:) 1. m. Wind.
mi (ti:) l.m. Heat; pain./. <ift)
The river Yomtimf, or Tapti.
Ttnr* (bt:)1. . Fever, a. Burning.
TITHBJ (fU:| 1. m. Arjuna.
HUPT HI:) 1. m. The sun; one of
Kiima's arrows; heat.a. Heating.
VTVftV (H*-*-^) a. Golden.
WW W-*l-3)a. Performing penance. m. A crane (Ardea nivea).
n. Leaf of the Laurus cassia.
HTTO(wO I. m. A poor devotee.
HTI^-'snt 2. pb. A tree, Ingua.
*fpre.fal (V:) I. m. A tree (Chironjia Eapida)./. (*jr) A grape.
SlT.^C pCW-O a. Cooling ; consoling. Kind of soup.
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mfin* (^0 "' A tree bearing

dark blossoms, Tamdla.
Bifi)^(^:)1. m.The Tamdla tree.
SlfVwfw ;- HI -TT)p. Heated ; puined.
JTlfqu. Cft-ft^t -fa) a. Oppressed
by heat. m. A Bauddha.
ftinjiDJO'." 1 - A mineral substance.
5JTH m. An object of terror ;
fault ; anxiely ; desire.
am.* it) 1. n. Water ; pfiee.
*frJ.^(jj) 1 .n. Aiotus, Nymphcea
nelumbo ; copper ; gold.
HTflwft (#1) 3. /. A plant (Flacourtia catapbracta).
Hm.ffcir (a-st) 1 .n.3./.A district in

tbe south of Bengal, Tumlook,
<JI (S;-ijt-) o. Affected with
bad passions ; dark ; wicked.m.A
snake ; an incendiary; an owl;
4th Maav./.A dark night ; Durgd. n. The quality of darkness.
JTrflfa*(air:-Bjrt-qi)n.Dark ; wicked.
llfira (V) 1. n. Great darkness;
a hell of deep gloom, tn. Indignation at being alighted.
JPW(^-sH) 1. n. 3./. Areca ; betel, u. The areca nut.m. The San
plant (Crotolaria juncea).
HWa.m {W-) 1- Betel-box.
wrow.^ (xO t. m - Betel-bearer.
mwrer.^fewt (*r) 1./. Betel-box.
TIW9I.ÎJl(iI:)l. m. Kind of pulse.
TTlWW.Jt*- (*) 3./ Pan leaf.
arJ5W[.*T**(qr;)t. m. Betel -bearer.
fliwf*j* (*:-wlv) a. Relating to
betel, l.m. 3./. Betel-seller.
Jliwfyr* a. Jtf>m,
TTIHPT (*f-nL-H) />. Distressing.

WW (fl;-'B?|-) a. Of a copper colour.!, n. Copper; kind of Sun.
da!, m. Leprosy with red spots.
/ (rl) A copper cup answering
the purpose of an hour-glass.
WWV (4) 1. n. Copper.
*rm.*tff (<f) 3-/ A name of the
female elephant of the west.
lmt.WTC tv) 1. m. A brazier.
nr.fafa(fl:) A small worm
of a red colour ; lady bird.
TUH-fZ (Z:J 1. in- A brazier.
W^.'grfiR (Wi) 1. m. Tobacco.
jra-WfH (fa:) 2. m. Ladybird.

cmi.irH (if - ) l.n. Blue vitriol or
sulphate of copper.
TTlfl.^T (T:) 1. m. A cock.
VTm.'flg a. Copper-coloured ; ruddy-complexioned.
wra/TOd") l.n. A copper-plate.
cHfl.Tjif (if) 3./. A large pond
or lake; name of a river.
Tira.ni (^J 1. n. A copper-plate ;
a kind of potherb.
Ttre.T!fis=l Oft) 5.m.Hiuiscus tree.
ttre.g"! (vji) 1. m. Bauhinia variegata; Kajmpferia rotunda. /.
Trumpet flower. /. Tfl Bignonia
suave-olens ; ^ Lythrum fruticosum ; trumpet flower.
rre.>S9!(0 1. m. Atree (Alangiurn hexapetnlum).
WTS.W*(3I) 1- A copper-plate.
tITW.gQ (>T-^) o. Copper-coloured ; fair: European.
HHI-Tnr (") 1./. A plant.
Tira.wr (:) 1. m. A red deer.
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Hm.W<^:-*tM>.Copper-co!oured. f. The blossom of sesamum.

HW.T*l(*t) 3./. Bengal madder ;
a medicinal emollient plant.
wra.^W(W:)l-m. A kind of vetch.
TTIW.CTtWOl-tt-Red Sandal wood.
1im.^l(w)l-in/.A kind of vetch.
Hm.fnfOT(^t) 5. m. A cock.
1 W . W 1. m. Red Sandal.
nmîf.^.m. One of the 18 divisions of the known conlineot.
Tfimv fwr-^Vq) a. Red-eyed. m.
The Indian cuckoo.
TtraTH (lij 1. n. Red saunders.
flrari(i')lJi.Mixedor bell metal.
7Hf>nf(*:)l- m - A brazier./ Copper vessel for counting time.
WPt (*,W) WTO* 1. <* To spread,
extend in a line ; to nourish.
Ttrfm (*0 1. m. A country.
Tn^(t:)l.m.Ahigh note or tone ; a
fine pearl; a wire; a crossing
over; the mystic Om.f. A femule
deity ; a star ; pupil of the eye,
n. Silver, o. High; clear ; good.
Hf<CY(*:)l.M. A protector ; guide,
pilot ; name of a demon, m. n. A
raft. ()/. it. A star ; pupil of
the eye. n. The eye ; a mantra.
WKT.farfl (ftra ) 5.m. Kdrtikfya.
7tH.*lfV (ft 1 ) 2> m(<r:-*ir-w) o. Starry.
HTCftrn. (wt-firwt-fa) a. Stony.
/. Night, dark night. [over.
flR"(":) 1, m. A raft. a. Crossing
Wrefa (fit:) 1. m. A boat.
TTC.TWr(rt) l.n. The state or condition as greater or less.
UK. -31^ (K) * Loud noise.

a- Libidinous.
7(H.ftflWI(W1)l./. A mineral said
to be of the colour of siWer.
fltt-felX) Lead.
Wltjfiwfii (On) 2. m. The moon.
ItK.TT^{Vl 1. m. The atmosphere.

WlTT'Jfa (0 1. m. The moon.
flHMHT(*0 1./. Night.
HTCra I- m - Camphor.
TTI^r.n'WSt'fl:) 1. in. A large splendid temple ; region of the eturs.
STlCfft (ft:) 2. m. A mineral submftstf)!.*. Fare./, (^l) A star ;
Toddy, juice of the Til tree.
mP^t(^J 3./. A Jama goddess ;
a name of Durgd.
WlfhT (V)1.M. VideTTfW.
nrw(ul) 1. . Yonthfuluesfl.
critu 1 -m.The son of the monkey BdH or Tdra his wife. [die.
WHî-fH) a. Spun ; of a spin.
Wtfsfa l.m. A philosopher.
a. Belonging to logic.
1. m. Kashynpa.
Hres(^;}l.m.A horse; Garvda;
Aruna ; a car ; a snake ; a Sal
tree ; gold./. A wild creeper, n.
A sort of collyrium.
, HI^l.fc35T(w:)l'"'.An6rae oSVishnu.
HTO.tni* (?;) 1. m. Garuda.
HnH,9v(9)l. n. Asubstance prepared from the calx of brass.
ciuil (ifc-$r-*a) a. That may be
crossed or ferried over. n. Fare.
HW (*:) 1. >n. Beating time in
music ; a short span ; clapping
wi>Bt ( 331 ) fir*
hands ; the palm ; sort of cymbal ; a hilt ; a palmyra tree ; s

lock ; a trochee./. A sort of key
or pin ; a plant ; a fragrant earth,
n. Durjd's throne ; yellow orpiment. a. Made of palm wood.

imWl.R A bolt or latch ; yellow orpimcnt ; fragrant earth.
TJig^flH(w) 1 . m.The colour green.
a. Green, of (hat colour.
flT3*l (*\) 3./. Toddy, fermented
juice of the palm tree.
<ai> 1./. Fibres of the
palm (rec, under the bark.
HT.VST(0 m - A name f Sa '
larama. (all) /. Name of a city.
Ttlia.HT . n. Ornament of the
ear ; palm leaf./, (^tl a plant.
H"l*i (*'-<f) 1. n. 3./. A kind
of vegetable perfume./. Anise.
HlH.gnrW (')!. A medicinal application to the eyes.
TU-S.a-I^ l.n. Fibres of the
cocoa nut which make coir.
JTTO.WB ( t) 5- m. Bafordma,
m^.WJI -lIT-îo.Made of palm.
ai^.l^CBl) 3/. A plant {Curculigo orchioides).
fHW.H*ff (sa) 1. n. A lock or key
or both ; pair of pincers.
rITri.'eqia imi) 5. M. Balardma.
rrini.gfl {V.) I. m. A fan.
aiw.ew* {*) 1. n. Idem.
sra.t'qira (*:) I. to. A dancer.
iTl^lW (^JT) 1./. A perfume.
rlRlTWdfOl-. Balardma ; a saw;
n book ; Shiva ; a man having a
fortunate mark ; a vegetable. (
(*:) 1. m. A dancer.
mfw (ftr:) 2./. A kind of palm.
WTPSPf (*:-wjt) 1. m,f. The palm
of the hand. m. A seal ; a tie.
HrftlW (fl) 1- n. Any musical instrument ; dyed cloth ; a string.
<Ilfill (SO 1. m. A mountain.
WtftH (JTJ l.n. A tree so called.
Wnftw.'PI (^) 1. n. Its leaves.
TT(J) 2. n. The palate.
Knjssr (() [./ Jifem.
HT5T.ftw (*:) 1 . to. The uvula or
palate ; a crocodile.
m^.gm<f(li)l.m. Disease or swelling of (lie palate,

"ft^nr "i- A whirlpool.
TiIWV (:-t-4) a. Thine.
*rnrwt>f (nr-ur-^) o. Idem.
SIHTT (TUT-TliVw ) a. So much,
; all. (/, until.
Wf?Tqr fl. Of so much.
mm* (Jî-jî-rt) o. /(fem.
rt.itTO mfii. For such a
time, so long.
ItRTW (^:-^l-*l) a. Measuring
bo much, so great.
I^,*II , ('^:-^t-^)<'.Jiist so much.
(<:t 1. n. A bow-string.
*nf*W)l.M. Paradise; the ocean.
f.Indra's daughter ; river ; earth.
Higft(ftO'".Constelh.tionTaurus.
HTwdi (>S l.n. Robbery, theft.
fsqt(",ni'S*H I. d. To go. (ar)
finilhl 5. a. To go ; to assail.
fim(W!) l.m. A bitter taste, a.
Bitter; fragrant./, n. A plant.
f<nt*(*0 I. to. A kind of gourd ;
sort of gentian ; dark Mimosa.
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fflfa ( 332 ) frtf
fftn.JtWI ('an)l. /. A plant (Lycopodium imbricatum).

fil1l.tp#t(R) 3./.A bilter gourd.
fjnfi.5F (WT) 1. /. A medicinal
kind of moon-plant.
flUt-ll (n:) 1. m. A cucurbitaceous plant (Momordica mixta).
fim.Tn4^Cir)l./. A potherb; a
firW.W!3r 1. m. A cucumber.
fjTW.^rftf'Wtl (*sr) 1-/. A plant.
fSW.*t(t) 3./. A plant (Aietris

hyacinthoiiles).
f7TT.I!I*(*:)l.ni. A plant (Capparis trifoliata).
fTHS.^n:Ml.w.A sort of Mimosa.
fjrfHWr (Wl) I./. A bitter gourd.
fiBT (JT) f?T%ftr 5. a.To go ; to assail; to seek; to injure.
fin 1. ii. Heat, pungency, a.
Pungent, hot, acrid, sharp.
firw.fil Sharpness; pungency, heat ; passion.
ftUB.-^; fa )a. Bright, hot.m.Sun.
rnHiU (S3!) 1. m. The sun.
fNffiiiriffF 5. a. To strike ; kill.
fiTTXIÔ l.m.Aplant.
ffra(f*,l) ^sif>, -asmfa l.io.o.
To whet, to sharpen, (t) fir fjr^w
1 . d. Opt. form, to bear, forbear.
firfw-B (W=) 1. m. The moon.
f>t (**r) 3./. A plant (Convolvulus turpetkumj.
fiPTS (^:-^) 1. m. n. A sieve.
fsfu^r (qr) 1. /. Patience, endurunce, resignation.
falafa'T (Ti!-7rt- , s*) a. Patient.
fafagC^:-^-^) a. Idem.
fflfBW fin) 1, m. Cocci nella.

fafjni (si) 1 . n. One of the seven
astronomical cycles ; a bowl or
bucket ; a sweetmeat.
falBT($T) I./. Wish to cross,
finft* (^-l:- 1 ;) Desirous of
crossing, or of being free from
the storms of life,

rnfnr. (*;) 1. m. Francoline partridge ; a sage ; Yajur-veda.
fjlftlft (ft:) 2. m. Idem,
ftn fal) 1. m. Fire ; love ; time.
firfa<fat.fWO A lunar day. "
t7lf*I.**1 1. m. New moon.
f7Tfn.l|<B> ('ftO 3. m. The moon.
frfSTTw*^:)!- A tree (Dalbergia ougeiniensis).
fTrf-m (*:) \.m.ldem.
fafwe (*:-*!) 1. m.Z.f. Tketamu rind tree. m. A demon; sour*
sauce, n bad aspect or season.
/. Emblic myrobalan.
ftrPflf^r (fCt)l././(fcm.
j f*P?r*l*(*;-tfrT-*) l.m./. n. Ta| mBrind tree ; its fruit : sour sauce.
I fnffwWjl!ri)].B.A game of odds
and evens with tamarind seeds.
I filPmfl (tiYIS./ A tamarind tree.
f?T^ (*?:) 2. m. A species of ebony
which yields resin or pitch,
ffr^tw:) 1. m. A sort of ebony.
/ (tft) Its resinous fruit.
fh^m (si:) l, m. /rf.
flr*([,*l #hh t. rf. To distil.
fHff(u| f>jnf-t 4. . To be wet.
fan (fl:) 1. m. A fish.
fflf(fn:) 2. m. A fabulous fish of
great size ; a whale ; the ocean.
firo ( 333 ) fwir
firft.* () " The ocean.

filftfTW (w:) 1. m. A large fish.
fnrr >.fa(W;)l. in. A fish large
enough to swallow the preceding one ; a sea-monster.
fflftnj (*T:-HI-Ti) a. Wet ; steady.
fjr&re(Ol'"- Darkness ; blindness,
gutta Serena, total blindness.
fsftT.fC3(g:) 2. m. The sun.

fafn(V)l. A kind of pumpkin,
gourd ; a water-melon.
firc.-^tf ty-Hl-M) a. Awry.
fjn^rarfu. Indirectly, crookedly.
fat.i>!t(*jt) 3./.An outer tent
surrounding another; a veil.
fnt^SK(T:)l.m. Reproach ; hiding.
f(f:^<l(ir:-iT;-Tf)p. Reviled; hid.
fa^.f^nt^T) \.f. Reproach, &c.
faftzi^:) 1. m. The joint or knot
of the sugar-cane.
fnfim(fl:) I. m. Kind of rice.
faf^) in:) 1. m. Idem.
fa fl (i) 1 . JUe iodh. n.Diadem.
fro.BfT (W-WI-rf) p. Vanished.
fatr-^r=I () 1 . n. A cover or concealment, sheath, veil, &c.
ffTTlftTT (di-fTI-lf) a. Covered.
fmsw^do. Crookedly.
fffy^wrHSftTT:) 5. in. An animal.
fflig.roi (w:-3ir-af) a. Horn of an
animal, or insect.
f^-Wllfw (a: fa:-f?T) a. Of the
brute kind./. Brute kind.
rfrninr*rf^T.(i:) 1 . it. A barley corn.
f?ldrfl.UI*r (TO 1. n. A crab.
ftaUBlfa (fti-fiT:-fs|) o. Of the
brute kind, brute-born.
faajn.ij;.*|tij (ij:-^t-3) a. Idem.
a. Moving tortuoualy ; an animal ; a bird./, t^l.

fsTSF TrafrT 1. a. To go. (S)f7|wfiT
6. a. (*) iigufa 10. a. To be
unctuous or oily.
ffrw (WO 1 . m. A plant bearing an
oily seed (Sesamum orientale);
a inole or spot ; a particle.
f<**(*il-?)l. M. it. Mark on the
forehead. m. A freckle, a mole ; a
title ; a horac ; a Tila tree.n.The
bladder ; salt, a disease. /. A
necklace, a. Spotted chief.
faw.^z (z:) 1. m. The farina of
the sesamum orientale.
fit"l-5WiO(B) 1 .".Ground sesamum.
filW.îl^tr (BJ:) 1. m. A mole or
spot ; a man so marked.
frTOitipreW) 1. m. The forehead.
fira-fi>Y(^l. n. Sediment or cake
of the sesamum.
Uffar*, (*t-fait-fw) a. Marked
with Tilaka ; freckled, spotted.
fiig. , 5m (iq")l.H. Ground sesamum.
fnW.nrawî(*)l. n. An embrace.
(0 1. n. Sesamum oil.
f<ra.Sa(i:)2/.SesBmum mude up
in the shape of a cow and presented as a gift to brdhmans.
(*') 1. n. Saxdal; leaf of
the Tila tree. m. Turpentine.
fflW.^ffrail (ari)i./.[ted Sanders.
faw^frf ("nf) 3./. Idem.
frm.fir2(z:) 1. n. Sort of sweetmeat, made of sesamum.
ftTW.fl^(^:)l .m.Barren sesamum.
fH'B.iM (W:) 1. m. Idem.
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hWff* Made of or
composed of sesamum.
ffre.JW (Tt) 1. A pen-fowl.
(:) i. R. Sesamum oil.
FireflM*) 1. /.Mm.
RRJ-%a (it) 1- Seaamum.
fa>Br<isrr (an) I./. /<fem.
fcrfwitj (Jt) 1. m. A large snake.
fif#TWn(ui)l./. One of the beautiful celestial courtezans.
fagT?5 (^) 1. n. An oblation of
sesamum seed and water,
f7,TH3| 1. n. A dish of milk,
faciei) 1. R. A field of sesamum.
faw rrfitfw I. a. To go.
A pale sort of hdh.
frpfTT (*T-^-*T) p. Standing.
flTg.1 (%) 2. n. The time which a
cow stands to be milked,
fkv (v-) 1. m. The eighth lunar
mansion ; month Pavsha.f. Emblic myrobahn. a. Auspicious.
ftrsps 1 .m.Thc month Pauaha.
fm.'SI (HI) !/ Myrobalan.
f*?*(*T)5. m. Sickness ; rice ;
a bow ; a good disposition.
*Nr (.w) Ore? I. d.Tu go.
Tfl=gj!T (^3f) 1. R. Heat, pungency ; poison ; iron ; war ; plague S
death ; a weapon ; haste ; scro/.Orris root ;the skin of n snake
cast off. o. Hot, pungent, sharp,
keen, zealous, self-devoted.
ifrmPtf,*!:) 1. The icrotum or
testicles; white mustard.
T*t^3.*'B5pS:) 1. m. Thorn-apple.
i H ^g- * ^ CO 1 w. The onion.
fllîn.flrHra ('Î-WT-W) o. Active,
zealous, devoted.
ifl^SIJRlfarO 1 .m.M orunga hyperanthera; olibanum tree; small
cardamoms. /. Mustard seed;
orris root ; pandaaas odor.
jft^.Trsw^ l) l ./. Lo n g- pep per .
'ftîl-flS' (si) I. a. Resin; juice
of the Euphorbia ; spirituous or
(f) m. A tiger.
WV^.HTT (<r:-^r-T) a. Sharp.
n^rj.m {%;) \.m. Coriander.
ifl^t.gu) (Hi) 1. r. Cloves.
JTNjJ.ia (V) I. m- Coriander.
7fl^<!!*V (*;) 1. m. Saltpetre.
wh^MStr (*:) 1. m. Barley.
cilÎlftr (firO 2 - "' Heartburn.
^WFI'J (>J:-it-**) a. Ofsleel;
sharp, n. Steel.
at* (*J) ^fflfir 4. a. To be wet.
at* PS) fl>*rffT 10. o. To finish,
get through, get over.
fit* (K) I. R- A shore; an arrow,
m. Tin./, [ft) A kind of arrow.
Hlt.wfs(fwO *M.Tirh*t province.
WrKTI(*t) 1. m. Lodk.
alrrstK (?) 1. n. Opposite batik.
*ftfr?jfr: HT -?f) p. Finished, settled, n. Settlement; non-infliction of a sentence. [ed.
at^f, 1 !!:-* !%). Crossed ; expand*
ntf.vti pft) 3./. A plant (Cureuligo urehioidcsl.
fftfm (*m-*!?l-*ir) i>- Having
crossed, or passed over.
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a. Sacred ac
a holy place ; a gkut ; a gi
sacrifice ; on incarnnlion ;
dar-
ed ; fire ; a part of the hand.

wlH-W>: 1. m.A Jama.
-nli.^ffl (f*) 2. m. Vishnu.
Wtd.B7TlW| ]. m. Idem.
1- An epithet of
contempt, u crow of a pilg
ffto.H^ (^:) 1. m. Vishnu.
sfY5.*Tsft(wt) 3./. Benares.
fft'i.Î* U . A curl of hair.
*fT"5-iV^ (^} o. Knowing sacred
Ecience. or sacred places.
pilgrim ; a crane (Ardea niven).
ift^nfaRl I.e. To be large or fat.
rftTCKOt* The ocean ; a hanter, a fisherman /.Hunter's wife.
ta(H:-ST-a]a. Excessive ; pungent,
n. A shore; tin ; heat ; pungency .m.Sh'wa. /. Medicinal plant j
black mustard ; durbd grass, adv.
Excessively, violently.
wla.âr 1./. Agony.
7J-CH) Wlfa 2. o.To go ; to thrive j
to hurt ; to become full.
7J conj. But, and, or, yet, indeed.
7p5i-tf*Ua}3./. Bambu manna.
girr (m)i.f.Idem.
jpr.tfttt(^) 3./. Bambu manna.

7[T(T:-T\-t) a. High ; chief ; hot.
m. A cocoanut tree ; Itottleria
tinctoria ; planet Mercury, (fl")
Kind of basil ; night ; turmeric.
<T1) Bambu manna.
JpW(*0 t. tn. Rottleria tinctoria.
jpfWr(TIT|l./. Highness; passion.

g"T.w;(i?!|l ,m. A restive elephant,
/. (it) A river in Mysore.
3TF.9C (ti) 1. m. A mountain.
g-rTH (Tl-ftnit-fT) a. High. m.
A planet fit its apex.
TT^.^fil (Rll) 2. m. The moon.
UT^HIW:) I. m. A name of Shiva ;
the moon ; sun ; Krishna.
ZP^ W TT^sftT o. To cover.
Tp^f^'-Êt-^) o.Void ; small ,
contemptible; deserted.n. Chaff.
g-^.vrspK (aj) 1. b. Straw.
:)2.m.The castor-oil tree.
5^ftlwfl.o.To kill, (x) gTrfir
1. a. To protect. (fir,(T) ^Bt>.
3^rf?r 1. 10. a. To dwell ; to
give ; be strong ; hurt ; thine.
IPC Oil*) m " Offspring.
[TS (:-T-'S) n. Noxious, mischievous, m. A demon.
V*W) JT*f* 6- To dispute, to
wrangle ; to hurt or injure.
(:) l.m. A rat.
^ 3^ 6. a. To tear,
break, hurt (U)irrafil (T)
Unfa I. A /dtm.
JTI JTlfa To disrespect.
!T ,T .(1)ir , 'fiT 6. a. To curve, bend.
glV (fa:) 2. m. A timber tree.
(!)l.n. The mouth or face,
rpsirt (^1) 3./. Cncurbitaceous
plant (Momordica monadelpha).
^faffe:-**!) 2. m. 3./.The mouth
or face ; a beak ; the navei
gfsaitT (Wl) \.f. Navel ; a plant.
gfa*^KO)3./.The cotton plant ;
a gourd ; a boil on the palate.
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^PwSvrK^t) 3. f.A sort of gourd.
gf?.H (Hi-w-tf) n. Having a prominent or elevated navel.
ffftwi (Wi-^T-tf) n- W" ; speaking sharply, or severely.
P.W Tpulfcf 10. a. To screen.
gH(Bt)I.. Fire./. Indigo; small
cardamoms. . Collyrium.
Tj-ar* (*) I . n. Blue vitriol
^(W,^D (K^ 6. a. To pain ; to
tease ; (T> ipsftr 1 . To seek.
g-s-(^) I.n.The bell y /.(<*) Navel.
*P*.*tft) 3./. The navel.
g^-Tlfanwiw) 1. m. A lazy man.
Tp^fteailW:) 1. m. Idem.
rp^ (^liT-âl-trT ) a. Fat.
gfS* (f=?) S.. The belly. (fa:)
/.The navel, m. A celestial chorister, a GandAaiw.
^{Mt(*:-W*^)o.Having a large
or prominent navel/.The nave!.
gfJ.*K (Ss-XJ-t) a. Idem.
gfrzn -wT-tf) a. Mm.
gfa*t. mVf^^t-K) a. /"kmgp5W (;-HT-) a. Idem.
gf*? (Wi-imsf) a. Idem
g-n (a:) I. Hi. Toon tree. a. Tormented, vexed ; cut.
TfiT.^nj (m) 1, m. A tailor.
jpT^tf Oft) 3./. A suture.
6.10.a.To injure ; so with(far,T)^S(-,U.W) WTOffT TfTlftl 7TF50f?I
1.6.10a To hurt. (f*,TiJP>sfa,
rjl*|fii 1. 10. a. Idem.
(WlDU^fit g=fiT 1. a.
To kill. 10th, to disappear.
3*
jpi (-,,*,) *rr* I. d. g-jqfff
4. n. OVrffT 9- To kill.
ggTlt!-^)! m.n. Mingled combat.
I- m. Won; uproar;
clangor, m. Belerio myrobalan.
gut gmfir 1 . G . a. To hurt or kill.
?p<H Tpmfif 1 . a. Idem.
7rwt(-RrO'-"".Along guard/. (J^l)
A cow disposed to be milked.
gj^fsffi-W) 1- m. . Long gourd.
gfI (f^:-J^) 2. 3./. JaVm.
JpftiPK*!) 1 The flower of it.
T p gt l (tt) 3./Coriander ; a hitch.
gwre(^) 1, n. Mem. m. A celestial
chorister ; celestial attendant,
g^ (fo) jSlfn 1. a. To go quick.
TJTH(:)1.W>.A horse ; the mind./.
(tft) Physalis fleiuosa ; a mare.
(W) [./. Aplant(Physal is flexuosa).
;n?MI^nre(*) l.. Necessary
celibacy through the absence of
female society.
J^farff (tft) 1. . A horseman.
3JTf(T:)l. m. A horse ; the mind.
/. (Tl) Physalis flexuosa.
3KT (si) 1. . A plant.
gTT.ffrfK^) 3/. A she-buffalo.
gTT.fini Oft) 1. . Barley.
gXT (Hi) 1. m. Ahorse.
gTT.*nfra (<5\.fasft-fa) a. Going or travelling on horseback.
OK:) I- A Ktitnaro or
chorister of Indra's heaven.
gTT.^<<tOT:)l-m. A celestial chorister, a. Having a horse's face.
3WpTf (T0 X-tn.Idem.
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grrift (fc) 2. m. A buffalo,

jjrrrw (wo l. >a. a Mwuu-a.
grfiTl (Tl) 5. m. A horseman.
JJTT1^(i':-WI-ii)i.m./. n. Attachment to any object, m. A parti'

cular sacrifice, n. Attached to,
3r*!.V\(var-*lT) I. . Jwfra.
fjfC (ft:) I./. A brush, weaver'!
fibrous stick, or painter's brush.
jA.Fonitlui.Tbe oaiversal spirit, the divine Being.
fffo.flUI t) ' Fourth part.
(JTftj.wro 1 a. Having a fourth.
TjKta.W L. m. The siitfra.
syftwntWi) Fuurthpart.
3jwE5(iqMl .ra.Incensc | a country.
ipS (dji-i&r-lJl) n. Fourth.
If#(-<)n*fill.. To hurt.
( W )2. m. A son of YaydH,
gia^fw 1. 10. o. To weigh.
gTO.^lfirst CD 3./. A quiver.
gwt 3./. Holy basil (Ocymuni sanctum).
g*fl{ajT)l./. Measure by weight ;
a balance; Libra; likeness; a
vessel ; a sloping beam.
|flM 2- 3-/- An ornament of the feet; a certain
weight; 8 hundred million.
7fn.*l A sort of ordeal by being weighed.
g"irr.W(3:)l.m.An oar, a paddle ;
a scale or cup of a balance.
|rmrc()l.. The sun.
grnpJTW) > L> bra i Btrin s or
beam of a balance ; a trader.
TpBT.ltfql t%l)\.f. Ordeal by being weighed in the balance.

SI.3* s CrOI.m. A man weighed.
TJwiS^-Vt (51) 1". A gift of
gold, the weight of the donor.
TTSr.srV^W- m - String of a ba-
le ; bean
of a bah
j TJurmrK*!) 1 .a. Measure by weight.

rjou.-iflsj (si) 1 n. Gunja berry ; a
; weight rather more than a grain;
| Abrus prccatorius.
| /JWUOTI*)] .n.Slring of a balance.
g-pfl (tV:-aft) 2. 3./. A brush, ei-
ther
rpat
3"fa3!t far!) 1./. A email bird said

to resemble the wagtail.
^ft^^l(^r.-i^r-n f ) J) .Equalled ; compared ; weighed.
rff>l,iB>fl(W) 1 ./.Silk-cotton tree.
3JW (JIi-aj[T-Jl) a. Like.
TpS.Tir (HI) 1./. Likeness.
g-^.TR (f) U.Drinking together.
^<-V3 (W-WI-sJ) a. Of equal
strength, or force.
gtg.tmpT (*0 1. a- Combination
of like series (in calculation).
jjgj.'STfiraT (tit) 1./. Mistaking
one thing for another, from an
exact likeness in them.
gWPT (li-OT.ifl-tf) a. Like.
giB.effl(ffl;-fTi:-l>i)a.Of like trade.
rJW.lir* (%) 2. /. Equal subtraction, or transposition.
gSTWfa (t>r:*nT--fK) a. Alike.

rJTC 1. m. n. An astringent
taste. /.Fragrant earth ; a lentil
a. Astringent ; beardless.
atM*r'a {tO 1. Cassia torn.
gfit{fcO 2./. A long gourd.

g* gmf* 4. a. To be
satisfied, content, or pleased,
g* (*:) l.M. The husk, or chaff
nf rice ; Beleric myrobalan.
TjiMlT (V) 1. M. ^JW or fire.
g*.T*<V) I. m. Idem.
Tjvrzêa:) 1. m, A conflagnition
of chaff | a capital punishment.
*pn* (*0 I- Frost; cold; ice;
miat ; a country. . Cold, frosty.
gitt.UCI ("?:) L.m. Icicle (dewdrop, hoar frost,
gmc*nw (90 1. m. Winter.
gtJTI.HIHia:.) 1. m. Fall of snow ;
a shower of rain,
girnft (fip) 1. m. Himalaya.
gfa<T (m) 1. hi. A subordinate
deity, one of thirty-six.
gsr^s (*) l. a. Rice-gmel,
g (Ei-ET-TJ) <> Pleased, satisfied.
TTK.re (1t;-^:) a. Contented,
gfe (ftO 2 -f- Pleasure ; content.
gft-V: o. Pleasing,
gfa.aisut (*>tft-l,J a. Gratifying.
UtV-^ (î-^r-^) a. Satisfying,
gs (g:)2.m. An ear-jewel.
ijlffff 1. To sound,
gfl 1. m. The husk of grain.
9*9 (B) I. n. Dust
g^ (TT) wnffH 6. a. To hurt,
gftff (if) 1. n. Frost ; moon light.
gfTI-KW {<) 1. m. Himalaya.
SfimlJJM) 2. m. The moon.
sfTTnj.Jl^ (*!>) I. i. Camphor.
wF<CrTf5 (ft:) 1 . m. Himdlaya.
T". (*)T^ 5 fu 10. a. To contract,
wink. (*,T)T3^)?TofiU.
3 )
(mi-wi-wj) I. m . f. A quiver.
3./. Oft) Indigo,
^fif* (wjt-fn^t.f-n) . Having a
quiver, nt. The T\in tree.
1. m. A quiver,
(afr) 1. n. Blue vitriol.
(fl)3/. Pnin in the abdomen.
T^.^jginm 4. o.To go quick ;
to make haste ; to kill or injure.
<w) 5./ Speed, m. A courier.
TJI (I) J. n. Any musical inslrument (<})/. A trumpet.
(W;-wr.^} n .Quick.M.Quickly.
5lf"n(W? ; ) 2. m. Speed ; excrement.
Tj;aj(ia') I. n. Any musical instrument, a. The fourth.
-gTS.W^ (t*) I. m. A musical instrument ; sort of tabor.
gÎ(i5)T37?rtrr>T lO.o.To dismiss ; to
ascertain quantity. Also iJTiffl.
13TB{) 1 . n. The mulberry ; astber.
m. n. Cotton./iwr-T]o.A wick
for a lamp, (^fr) Indigo ; weaver's or painter's brush.
I. n. Cotton.
g;w.*>ik (*) l, n . a bow which
is used for cleaning cotton.
W-1ftt*l) 3./. A thick roll of
cotton, prepared for spinning.
^W.tVw (î) 2. m. Cotton.
"3. Jf^lT (TT) 1 . /. A pod or seed
of the cotton plant.
TJTif.îT C*) 1. n. Spinning.
rfw (fth) 2./. A painter's brush.
^ff"flWI(*l)l./. A pencil, painter's
brush: a matrass or quilt; ingot ; mould ; dipping rod ; wick.
^ft[fl(^t)3/.The ailk.cotton tree.
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^**(0)1-.A bull without horns ;

beardless innn ; eunuch : astringent taste. /.(ft) Fragrant earth.
^W(-) qTTClfiM.o. To satisfy.
-3.WJ1* (Ws-WTT-*) a- Silent.
igTsJi.^TTHanV Silently.
TjarjtiT 'iili-. Idem.
i&ftvm (w-m-7i) . Silent.
Tji'S'.nl'fl n. /(fern,
^ (fl) I.b. Dust ; clotted hair ;
e=j ;() Kflfir I. a. Togo.
K (W) 1. m. Nutmeg.
BZ.T<T(T (fTi-Tn-flta. Thirsty.
p. Hurt r X**f (VW) OTFlfa B"JT[ 8. c. To
eat, to graze. Also ir^rfjr, m.
K^ (in) 1. n. Grass.
Kl.$rffH(i) 1 .n. A sort of iicrfume.
K".fift(;?t) 3./. A hovel.
Kn.Sj'S ( w:) 1 m. A long gourd.
(3:) 5. m. A bambu.
gw.JimK^r) I./. A kind of newt;
a chameleon ; a worm, [phire.
Bit.wftriJ_(^t) 5. m. Amber; pnpK".omi (HÎ-*) a. Graminivorous ; having green teeth.
BW.Wlfn (fnO 2. m. Tlie vegetable
kingdom, or world.
HW.HT (All 1./. A how ; graminivorousness ; property of grass.
Z0I.5H (Hi) I . m. A palm tree.
S^.Hrsr W) 1 . m. Wild grain.

am Srj3T(5T:) 1. ni. A bambu.
wm.^ft ()!./.Am.t
KW.fi (ftp) 2. m. A gem; amber.
KW.JTWSW UrO A bail or surety.
^.V*(lO A palmyra tree.
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W.f>JWC(*0 I. Beti ofs rass ew.ItlrT(W)!. n. A fragrant grass.

^.!tt=a(=(j:-:sri-sp) I. m.f. a. Arnbian jasmin, n. Flower of the
Ketuki. a. Destitute of grass.
am.HSTI^ (^:) 1. m. Wasp.
Kt.S (*:-W-) a. Grassy.
BV.OTI (Tl) !/- The plantain.

(T) 1. m. Au axe.
KW.^mi (HBO 1. A hovel.
annfuiftr:) 2. m. Conflagration of
chaff; burning a criminal.
E<irn^ (*:) 1. m. A chameleon, a
(^:) 2. m. Long grass.
>fiTgw(:)l.m. Rice growing wild.
**pS5T(^n)| / A torch of straw.
1*Iir, ("It) I. n. A hovel.
K^rew(V I.B. A perfume,
<W' tWl) 1./- A heap of grass,
a-ftlfl (*:-*f-4) a. Third. /.
Third day of the moon.
KM* 1. m. A tertian ague.
KTTTiPTi.TT (TO I. m. W"rt.
ssln.safir (fiti) 2./. A eunuch ;
the neuter gender,
anftrrsnr (m-wr-tf) a. Thrice
ploughed (n field, &c.)
Kn-far.HeTfn- (fir:) 2./ A eunuch;
the neuter gender.
KHlfa* l^T-ftr*t-ftl) a. Having or
possessing third.
s% (y.s'.'a.Tr) "nrfrf , b^ 7. c. To
kill ; to disregard ; to give.
aSfii (fil:) 2. W. Vishnu's diicus.
kit tnffiT 1 . a. (*.tat79) Eajfir 4. a.
(w}wSrfir5. a. (n) mvfn 6. a.

(W) -fWfff 10. a. To please, lo
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satisfy, to be content, (fi) 1. or

10. o. To light, or kindle.
K<nr m. The moon ; an umbrella, a parasol.
BT^t (^t) 3./. A chain.
(WT) 1./. A creeper.
BIT (JT-JIT-3) o. Pleased, satisfied.
ejrrqj* (IJTi-BJl-W) " Contented
afil (EsO 1-/- Pleasure, cuntcnt.
X* (s:) l.m. Ghee.
but not liking it.
(sr.) BtfiffT G. a. To please, or
be contented ; to hurt.
W.<fWt(Wl)l./. Three myrobnlans.
Btfi (<P) 3.I71.A serpent in gcneinl.
HUT, (IT) TSarffT G. n. To please or
be contented.
anqj(JC) H^fn G. o. To please, to
be pleased, to be content.
H>l(*l,f3r,'BTi<Slfa 4. n. To thirst ;
to desire, to long for.
Kn (s) 5. /. Thirst; desire;
daughter of Cupid.
(T) l.f.Idem.
am. () 3./. The bladder.
^7fl"Cfl>'nl s -'n') o. Thirsly.
HUTff OS) 1- n. Water./. Anise.
Bfun (w:- , aT-'Jf)a.Thirsty.n. Thirst.
atV#I'i'n(*:i)l./. A plant (Marsilea quadrifoliaj.
wsjst a. Thirsty ; desiring.
zrojT (odd 1 ./. Thirst ; desire.
BHUI.fll (V.) i. f>. Contentment,

resignation, patience.
^.( a^Fl G. o. To kill. (X]
CTjfj 7. a. Idem. {T)&*f'n 1. it.
To grow.
V TT'^Tl I .a. To pass over or across.

With ^ to descend from above;
with to cross in a boat ;
with TfT to pass over or above ;
with ^ to cross with difficulty; with fii^ to cross safely;
wilh !f to excel, to over-reach ;
with fV to relinquish, give away ;
with (^') to swim over.
^B^sifiT l.a.Toguard.to cherish.
S (51: |o. Sharpness ; brightness ;
pungency ; spirit.
9W01.R, A bambu : enlightening ; sharp cuing. /A plant (Aletris hyaciuthoides) ; heart-pea.
Shirt (^ : ) " A kind of reed.
WW.^(--i) 1. II. Cassia leaf.
Ssi.g 1. m. A partridge.
flSTItT (TTH;gfi'Vg;r) a. Sharp ;
bright; spirited. /. An aromatic plant (Pothos officinalis).
5^re(on05. i. Splendour; dignity ; strength ; ardour ; impatience ; semen ; butter ; bile ;
gold ; fame. m. Fire.
OT.^ (*!-^f-*T) Illuminating ;
sharpening ; invigorating.
flwM.(*--ftnfl-ft|) n. Splendid,
famous, illustrious. /.Iteurt-pea.
?fsriT(fr:-tIT- , a')n. Sharpened, burnished; excited.
SfsT8<B:-T-3)a.Bright ; vigorous.
Ssftflfl Orsr-^qY-iJ:) a. Idem.
#sr.H"i(=a:) Km. A tree (Picmna
spinosa), which fires by friction.
(TSTI.Ull Hj:-*rY-3i) a. Luminous.
tTST.^v(tr') 1 .n.The supreme Being.
jNtnjr (im.jnft.-37i) B . Bright.
(harp. / A plant (Polhos officinalis) ; kind of popper.

San.eTT(fl)l.n.Brightncss; power.
K*t conj. Therefore.
air (wt) 1. m. Introductory note in
tinging, pitching the key.
St WqS 1. d. To sprinkle ;
to distil ; to tremble ; to shine.
WH (w;) 1. m. Wet, moisture.
HWjt (jj) I. n. Idem ; a. sauce or
condiment. /. ilft) A chimney.
ffT 7THfT 1. rf. To play, to
sport ; to weep, to lament.
aîf{si) 1. n. A garden; ploy.
(^Wl) 1- Sharpness ; heat,
HSJJI (TOj) 1. n. Pungency ; heat.
HOI* 1. n. Ghee ; vigour i any
metal, a. Fiery ; strong.
Hsrerafrisrl (lit) 3./. A crucible.
IrffRTtW:) 1. m A rhinoceros.
flftrcrt ) 1 . n. A flock of partridges,
in. Francoline partridge.
flfnfN W : -*IT-*i) a-Relating to the
Yqjur veda, which is said to
have been picked up by students
in the form of partridges.
wfnftms 1. a. Idem,
Tiw (g) l.n. Oil; incense.
a>i(*)l .n. Small quantity of oil.
7r.3irr, (Sf) Oil-maker.
iW.filT (V) The oil cake.

flWT (T:) l.m. The Carnatic.
W.'ttft^l {W\)\.f. A cockroach.
W^-Jl'St (*t) 3./. An oil tub.
flW.H* (IK:) I. m. A cockroach.
Wufifo () l.n. White Sandal,
tW.^f (*f) 3. /. SoH<fe/; incense; turpentine.
^W.qi(ql) 1./ A cockroach.

W(9.T>Tfinri (m) \.f Idem.
WW.fim'tr'BUT (Sjr) 1./. Red ant.
TtW.fll^t'OaV) 3./. A cotton wick.
HW-WRI (*f:-<TT-7f)a. Blending with
oil./. Oblation to fire.
NW.UIWilOll n. A fragrant aubmstjif ) I m. A gem, amber.
5rre(et)3 /. A wasp.
SBj:j3*t (sii) 1./ A cockroach.
' 'i () I. m. An oilman.
TlPrtl. (W>-fWVfW) fl. Belonging
/A
wick ; il
:i fout
wfa m <0i (w) 1./. An oil-mill.

^<îl(i|')l. n. A field of sesaroum.
TiH (:) I. m. The month Pausha
(Dec-Jan.) (ft) f. Full moon
in the month Pausha,
St* fai) I. n. A child, offspring.
SrarW) 1 -'"- Gr ee'i or unripe barley ; greenness, green colour,
n. Wax of the ear ; n cloud.
iTTTf'W) <nyfafl. To shew disrespect, to treat roughly.
TTI^ (^) 1. ft. A stick or goad with

an iron head.
(s*) 1. n, A wand, or rod.
flt^ (^:) 1. m. Pain, nnguish.
JTT^ (*0 ' A goad ; pain.
WHT {K'-Tt-r) a. An iron crow.
frrat.ir* 1. m. A warrior.
(T:) 1 .m. Name of Agni or
fire ; a warrior with a club.
7n*rlTan(*Tr) I / A fragrant earth.
Tim (x) l.n. Water.
tni.wrr(!) 1. m. A sort of cane.
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penance, drinking only water,
TUV.fWU WO Hail.
A cloud ; fragrant
grnss. n. Ghee. a. Giving water.
Idem; a potherb.
mi.fa (ft:) 2. m. The ocean.
wrefa.fill (VJ l Cloves.
jin-firn (ft;) 2. m. The ocean.
Wre.fTOt(t)3/.J ussieus repens.
3 ni.yflt (ftj a./.Trampet flower.
WTO-STO^* n. The nut plant
used for clearing water,
Tttl.irei^sr.iB'fl (S) I. The nut.
flm.srSI /. Trumpet fluwer.
flm.7l(Sl)3./. A kind of gi.urd.
Hra.safSiî 1*1) >-/. An oyster.

ifTO.STO (^:) 1- m. A frog.
ifrarfiniftnit (sft) 3./. Trumpet
flcwer (Bignoniu suave olens).
int^l^!-^)!. m. n. The ornamented arch of a door or gateway ;
an outer door ; a mound; a triangle supporting a balance, n. The
ai>a (BT:-g)l.m.n.A tola or weight.
passing
for 210 gi
1- Weighing.
(nO L. n. Pleasure.
WpfW Ji- Pleased.
5h*E (W) TIUTW I. d- To move
lf^* (*0 I. Sagittarius.
Jlft(<)l, A pearl.ro. The oyster, in which the pearl is fa
WTO (4') 1. n. The sound of
nnd.t^*(*) 1. Symphony,
on of song, dance and musii
t[ ;si) 1. n. A balance.
StfS* (*:) 1. m. A painter.
flTfefî 1. m./lfc.
TfTmX IT) 1. n. Snow ; coldness.
SRIi (Hi'-W-B) o. Left, ahandoned.
<qff.Wfa7I (7T:-7iT-i) 0. Dead, or
having washed the hands of life.
Having renounced the enjoyments of life.
faW^r(5t^r-^>-3Vr) p. Leaving,
(^-^t-*) a. That should he
it or abandoned.
tBHilftr (fffs) 2. m, A brahman who
has lost his household fire.
araS.HTW (H:-FI-n) a. Wishing to
leave, or abandon.
RtH(^F)Wlfif I. . To leave.
sjaiT (() 1. n. Leaving, abandoning ; excepting, giving,

aisratu lut-^r-^r) a. That should
be left, or abandoned.
(!-Wr-W)pro. That.
7UTJT<JIt)l J-A gift .donation ; abandoning; a sage, forsaking all.
Hjrn.l^r a- Liberal.
HHHWt"B.rrr (ftr) l.f. Liberality.
fUlfinn (7TT) i./.Idem,
HUfilST (JTl)l. ro. A giver ; a hero ;
a religious ascetic, a. Giving.
3)lfjTH (T;-*Mi) n. Left.
aiI*BP<lt-^r-wg) a. That should he
left or avoided, or given, n. A
bud stellar omen,
*gW,TJ ^P" 1.A To go or move.
TO (-T)^fffa 1. a. Idem.
W(TFfs) 1. a. Idem,
*T (T:-T0 1. City of Ha.
risckandrs suspended in the uir.
( 343 ) fa
T^(T) >"^ffr I. a. To act; to endeavour ; to lit; busy.

^nf-y.ij.^Dfi l.o.Tobe modest,
îr (*s-<n) 1. m. Shame. / W )
Unchaste woman ; race; fame.
*1irrw (!;-W7-<tr) p. Ashamed.
Wl* (*) 1. m. A barbarian of a
certain description.
a. Shameless.
vnW?r (rt:-5n-fi} a. Modest.
W'.W*: 1<:-K<-X) a. Full of shame.
Wins (TBi-HT-Hi) a. Bashful,
vn.'^t (<mi) 1./ A whore.
*mRTT (^7T-^?ft-7n) a. Ashamed.
W.Tfa (T:-HI-ii) a. Impudent.
"*fV3 |7t-Jir-rr) a. Ashamed.
(B>ttf-S) a. Very much
ashamed ; highly satisfied.
wJW misr-iwT.JI:) a. Highly or
excessively pleased or ashamed.
*5 (30 l.B. Tin; lead.
^SW ftrf) 1 . . /rfem.
^(V)l n. Tin n.f. A cucumber,

13^.(3:) L.n Tin.
TW(^)ljl.Thin or diluted curds.
*vW-3t) 1. m.S,/. The third.
*flt05t) 3./.Tlie three vedas, omitting the 4th or Alharvan ; a motion ; intellect ; a plant.
*Jt.lPJ (1J) 2. m. The sun.
vqt.W^r (hp) 1. nt. Duty injoined
by the three vedas.
*^t.>ps (WO 1. m. A brdhman.
Hn-m*. (Wlft-ri3 a. Thirteenth./.
13th day of the lunar forlnight.
Wt^(il) a. Thirteen,
ffl TOfff 1. a. TOrfH 4. a.
To fear; to run. (ftt,T)*ft
ûffl to speak ; to shine, 1.10.

a. {%) *1ffi(TI To bold ; to seize,
to forbid ; to frighten.
^(^-*r-*')a.Moveable.n.A wood.
r (r:)1.m. A shuttle; weaving.
(Wr) 2. m. /. Au atom or
mote, the lowest ideal weight ;
measure of quantity nest to aau.
/. Wife of the sun.
lV-Xt-t> a. Timid.
^ (-T-*t) a. Timid, fearful.
(<l:-iTl-ii3 a. Terrified,
a. Timid,
"V (W) ^rfff 2. a. To preserve.
II* j a. Preserved, saved.
b. Preservation, salvation.
V*\ (7T:-ai-lf) a. /(ton.
*I3^ (>$Vn') a. Made of tin.
*lrft 3./. A medical plant ;
a protectress,
^WW(t-f^) a. Preserving./
A medical plant.
OT{>) 1. m. Fear, terror; defect
or flaw in a jewel.
^.-^ (t:-tt-T) a. Alarming.
^.?7ftRfiil-f7j^t-fil)aTeiTifying.
îfofT (ws-tiT-W) p. Alarmed.
f% (W>ft4lfw) 0. Three.
Sit (TO-UI-tf) 0. Thirtieth.
(^:-^tT-*') 0. Tliirty collectively, multitude of thirty.
fwtJT (Tr) 5. /. Thirty. {]) Two
thirties. (7T:) Many thirties.

SflflrYT* *f) I. n. The white esculent water-lily.
fa(?i')l. . The lower part of the
spina ; a triad ; om ; place where
three roads meet/Lid of a well.
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ft.T^^ (^-'tj 5' A mountain

with three peeks.
J< (^-^!-^) a. Having three
peaks or three humps.
fraa (Z:) 1. m. Aplaut (Ruellia
longifolia, &c.)
fq.VZ (^r) 2. m. The aggregate of
three spices, black and long
pepper and dry ginger.
fV*TW(uJ:) 1. . Ruellin.
tY^'BUi 1. n. A sort offish;
Ruellia longifolia.
F.îru (Hi) 1- m. Buddha.
fv.VTM(V)l< m. Hern. a. Omniscient, knowing the past, present and future.
ff.la.^fifir (iff) 5. m. A sage,
Buddha, a. Omniscient.
ft.wiw.Pr^ 5 - A nanie
of Buddha, a. Omniscient.
ft.^fl(Z:)l.m.The name of a mountain in the peninsula.n. Sea salt.
N.^*(*)l.n. Three-edged knife.
Pt.*I* tf) l.n. The vulva j a triangle ; any triangular thing.
fi* (-T) fatffif 1 . a. To go.
fa.q (<9) 1. i. A cucumber.
ft.*? (?:-#) l.n. 3. /. The ag-
gregate of three beds.

ft .IPS 1. m. The aggregate of
three human objects, virtue,
wealth, and love.
ftJTH (Wi-ltMtj a. Tripled ; having
three senses ; gone three ways.
fyjrn (flO 1. m. A country; part
of Lahore. /. A small worm ;
wanton woman ; a pearl.
fari(t) I. Idem.
f^JIW (f:-'r-'ri) a. Thrice ; having

the three qualities, n. Aggregate
of the three qualities.
ftnWTBJT (Hi-IH-WJ a. Thrice
ploughed, (a field, &c.)
ftTOIWHi (Vt-WT-qf) a. Having
three qualities,
fit .TO (of) l.n. Acting in female
dress, or under false colours.
fa^qTn: (Kl!-TJ:-Tif a. Three or
four, indefinitely,
ftamrc (*) 1. Three spices.
tV*ft (wrr) I./. A radius,
firer I. a. Grass.
f^nan (JHi 1./. A bow ; abstract
property of grass.
fiW lft W ff (fi)l.n.A portion of the
Yajur veda. m. A follower of iL
(V.-^t) 1. b. 3./. An assemblage of three carpenters.
f>t*l a. Third.
ft.Û () 1. n. Three staves collectively ; triple subjection, of
thoughts, words, and actions.
f^3.îr? 1. Carrying
three staves tied together.
ft^fijS (wt) 5. m. A wandering;
devotee, carrying three staves.
H^W (Wl) 1./. Creeping plant.
fa.^TT (ST:) 1. m A god, a deity.
ftp-W-lt) Thirteenth./.
I3lh day of the fortnight.
fa^H.^rfwrr (^r) 1 . /. The celestial Ganges.
() o. Thirteen,
i fi^W.Î^t (<T> 3./. The heavenly
Ganges.
f^W.lfff (ft.) 2. m. 7wtra.
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ft* ( 345 ) fts
f^n.^(^) 2. /.A nymph.

ft ^ W-i fam (hi) l.f.Itm.
f^niTU (*) 1. n. A thunderbolt.
1. m. The preceptor ofthe gods, Vrikashpati.
ft^jrnjTj {$) 1. n. A thunderbolt
f^^HTf"C (ft:) 2. m. An Asw or
infernal enemy ofthe gods.
Pl?>nwi(^)l . m. Indra's henven ;
the mountain Sumerv.
f<HHre 1 . in Idem.
("KRI^K (?:) 1. m. Ambrosia.
fiîfa*t(t) I./. A plant.
h.firiT (0) l.n. Three days.
faf^.^w(sS)5.m.Conj unction or
concurrence of three lunations
with one solar day.
fa.f^fl (T:-*) 1. m. n. Paradise;
sky./. (VI) Name of a riverftWfc (W) I. m. A god.
ftf^rsjre (WTO 5 - m - A god.
ft.TinX) 5. m. Snjua ; three-eyed,
fw.^pr (*) 1. b. Disorder ofthe
three humours of the body.
UijM-V <:-tft-W) a. Destroying.
bile, bad blood, and phlegm.
fi.^T".W(W:) 1. m. Disease arising
from the three humours.
Pm adv. In three ways.
f%-wrH(w:)2.m.A name of Ganteha.
n. Three minerals.
ft.*fr*rw(r) 5.m. Vishnu ; Shiva ;
Agni; death, o. Having three
houses or residences.
fc.iTO*(iT0'- m. A name of Shiva.
f>.^N (^>^r-'() n. Three-eyed. tri-
ocular. m. Shiva.
f^.'Wrr.flPdftO^.m. The moon. |
fw.<Tfl(^) l.n. A period of 6 weeks.

fa.THlTW (*:) 1. m. The forehead
naturally marked with three horizontnl lineB ; the hand with
three fingers erect.
ft.T* (^-^T-*) l.n. /. n. ThreeIcuved .trefoil m.-rEgle marmelos.
fa.VTO (:) 1 . m. Butea frondosa.
f^.TTl (M) l.n- Place were three
roads meet ; three ways.
fall.HT (Hi) \.f. The Ganges.
<^>^T-xt-^)n.Tkree-footed ;
having three lines ; trinomial./.
(^1) 1. /. Verse of three lines.
(^1) 3./. A creeper ; elephant's
girth, n. A tripod.
fa.tf (m-*f-iS ) l.m./.n. Threeleaved, trefoil. 3. /.Wild cotton.
ft.lr^(^-T ) 5. in. Vishnu ; fever.
fofu ,T (^:) I . m. Long-eared goat.
fVfirCT H) I . n. Paradise ; sky.
f*f<IS>T.^ 5- m - A d eity.
fa.gz (z:) I. m. Pulse ; a shore ;
kind of vetch ; a cubit./, (zi,^ - )
Convolvulus. (Zt) A small cardamom ; a jasmine ; a goddess,
ftgzaj (Vi) 1. ' Atriangle.
f%faT(3t)5.m.Thecastoroil plant.
fa.tjI l.n. Three curved ho^
rizontal marks on the forehead.
fa.g*T9T (v) 1. n. Idem.
ft.gi (">) l.n. 3./. A district.
m. A king of it ; a demon,
fag* .^^PI (V) m - Shiva.
fagK.nfiWpiO I./. A medicinal
plant; kind of jasmine.
f*gqwffi(*0l --"-A narae of Shiva.
ftr ( 346 > ft*
fVg(i)l . H. Three generations.

ft.5VlTW(tl!-JTt-7r) a. Descended through three generations.
ft.^l(l--^>- tf ) Of or belong.
ing to three generations .
ftjprClT) 1./. Black Teori.
ft.1Sf.S0 1- >. A king, a descendant of Vasudtva.
f%HWT(?H)t. /.Three myrobakns.
fM**(tf) 1. n-The anus.
f*.H<#T (<*I) 3./. A plant, Teori.
W.*n? (5) I. n. Copulation.
fa.W(WfO I. m. A triangle.
ft.^Vir (ij) 1 . n. Three worlds.
fa.trtj(^:)2.i,A portion of the Rig
veda, a follower of it. n. Ghee,
honey and sugar,
frwinif {rff}3. / The meeting
together of three roads,
fa.jfj;! m. A mountain with
three peaks.
t*.*T*(W:)l. An attendant upon
a Jaina Bage. /. (flr) Female
deity of that sect. a.Three- faced.
frTcft (f0 2. m. A Jaina sage ;
the Hindu triad,
ft.î (4-<f-<') o. Three-headed.
f*MP 1. m. A refii, a weight
of three barley corns.
f^f(f^)2.m. A medicinal plant
(Mollugo pentaphylla).
fVw** (v) 1. n. Sin.
f^.Wirr(m) 1./. Night; Yamund;
indigo ; black Teori.
fa.Ws" {"%) 1. m. A chesnut horse.
fV*l^ (*) 1. n. Three nights collectively or their duration.
f*.fw(w) 1. m. A conch.
ft.WPfl 3./. The aggregate

of the three worlds.
ffBT%C (TO 1. The sun.
frwrnÔl-m-A name of Shiva.
/. Female deity of the Jaiatu ;
Dargd. a. Tri-ocular.
fa.r* (w) 1. n. Three metals,
gold, silver and copper.
fV^}(Jr:)l'"i-Three human ohjects
of pursuit, virtue, love, wealth ;

three conditions ; three qualities.
fVfJt.1I<tT f!:-*r-*f) a. Having
passed the three states of life,
ft.î* (jjp) I . ii. The three royrobalans ; three spices.
PwfJ*T (Wl) I ./. A heifer or female three years old.
Pl.^^f-al] 3. /.Three folds of skin
on the abdomen from obesity.
f^.ftwit(?0 1 .<n.A name of Vishnu.
f^.fVfll lv) 1-/. Three branches
of science or knowledge.
fB-.fan(Hi-W-if) a.Of three kinds.
fH.faSTif.'Ol.'i-Heaven or paradise.
f>.finnr.^ (%) 5. m. A deity,
fn.en (<0 5. m. A plant, Teori ; a
triple cord ; a sacrificed. Threeformed ; threefold.
fênjTIW 1 .8. Mixture of earth.
water and fire.
f*OT.*I<f (tff) 3./. A potherb.
%i^Hmt)3./. Ganges; avillage.
fj.t?; (Bj) 1. n. The three vedas.
prqf^l (<t) 5. tn. A brahman who
knows the three vedas.
f>.H^ (%70 2.m. The name of a
king of the solar race ; a cat ; a
grasshopper ; a bird ; a fire-fly.
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faP^.'l [m) 1- m. A name of Jfarischandra. n prince.

fa.ipwr (WT)1./. Mother of rfli-rfdhamt'ma, the last Jni'no pontiff.
pYfir* (W) 1 . m. The son of ft<fThree- crested, three-headed,
ft-fit**? (W) ) . m. Kuv/rt, ; fever
personified; son of Rdvanx. a.
Three-headed.
ft.L^'(*:) 1. m. A trident.
f^W (tf) I- ".Idem.
ft.Slf'B'Tiwt) 5. m. Shiva.
ft-OT (T:) I. m. A hill with three
peaks ; a triangle,
ft.sjfnr (tT) s. m . A fish, Ro'hi.
ft.vr* (*) ] . n . The three ablutions of the ilny .
IVflW Vlft * (<rt}5 J. A man who
bathes three times in the day.
(8:-BT-} a. In three places.
ft.I (wr:-wtl-aat-aa) a. The
three periods of the day, the
dawn, noon and evening.
f*.^r(*i) 1. n. Three things alike.
f* VH (X--K1-K) A dish of sesamam, rice, &c.
ft.Ti!(t)l.n.Bathingthrice. [ed.
fit.tiH(a]:-31T-7H) u.Tkiice ploughft.gtri (<:)1. m. A portion of the
Rig and Yajur veda.
ft-Wlf^* P)I. m. A follower of
the above, portion.
r*.^nrfl (HP) 5./. The Ganges.
-*ai( W -5Ui-*g) a.Thri ee-plo ughed, m a field.
fw*JV*(ff) 3./ A heifer or female three years old.

^.(llfafw 4 o. (*) **fir 6.a.(*)
^TZKfif 10. a. To cut i to solve,
jfzffzs-al) 2. 3./. Cutting ; loss ;
small cardamoms ; a moment, a
measure of time next to irasare.
nu ; doubt ; an atom ; a fault.
^faW (7P-W!-; p. Cut ; hurt.
^feTtrw; (nrw-Tnt-ini) p. Idem.
^fW/fllsT (W:) 1. jb. An esculent
root {Arum colocasia),
inrfil 1. o. To hurt or injure,
yi îqifir 1, a. Idem.
"JWWlfir I, a. Jrfn.
yiywfii 1, a. Idem.
WHr (Tir) 1./. The second Yug or
age ; the three sacred fires,

'nrrlir (ftp) 2. m. A man who has
kept the three sacred fires.
4ffT>V* (if) 1 . n. The second age.
mi adv. Triple, in three ways.
* (-) ^t*lS 1. a. To preserve.
5. *fr*(86: -#!-*) a. Having three
qualities ; giving thrice.
(<5i) I, n. Three qualities.
.^fw* (*:-#t-*) a. Sacred to or
belonging to the gods.
St.âdw. In three ways, threefold.
(Kl) 1. m. Tripura.
t.<rfit* (*:-*!) I . m.f. The Rule
of Three, direct is ^Jra^lfinr: ;
inverse is
5^5] (tti)
*.%m (*fi)
^ PW. ftaW
rVSlTttoftr*.
1. n. Three forms.
I. n. Three worlds.
l (HI) 1./. A sort of
hemp from which an intoxicating liquor is prepared.
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%.lfStw Belonging to
three states, or objects.
VmH* (*f-*W) a- Idem.
ft.*lfj* o. Triennial.
WO 1. A scholar in the
three vedas. n. A collection of
learned brdkmuns.
.fain (w) 1. n. Three kinds.
*.-Sp\* (=J:-*t-w) a. Scriptural.
^.?na (!&') 1. Three accents.
WÎfJI (ii) 1, n. Three years.
WZW (') 1. n. Angry speech ; a
minor drama.
Wfft(^) 3./. A R&giaC
%tft (fitt-itj 2. 3./. The beak, or
bill of a bird ; a bird ; a pike

fish . a medicinal plant.
wfa.W(W) l.m.A bird in general.
in {m) I. it. A weapon ; a goad.
5trar.{*.W) rarw 1. d.To go.
^S Cm) 1. m. Three fodrths.
(w) 1. m. A name of SSiuo.
a. Three-eyed, tri-ocular.
^C 1. m. A genealogist (
match-maker ; word of 3 letters.
VfsC&.i) l.m.H. Three strings
at the end of a pole for carrying
a burden ; S/utia.
^Jl (^) 1. n. Three collyriums.
rfw RlfiR-HT-*!) a. In three places.
^Status) ! .m. Lord of three worlds
or of three times, the past, the
present and the future.
^?.*T (WT) 1./. Ganges.
(0 1. n. Three years.
WJ*W (bjO 1. m. A name a! Shiva.
^sj.TO () 1. m. Kuvira, the
god of wealth, Phtui.
a. Having three
followers or inferiors.
[V:) 2. m. A gross atom.
HW (V) I. n. A triangle.
WT W) I- ft. Three days.
^.*jni(lf)l, H. Meeting of three
lunations in one solar day.
^f^T (ffi-5J-*)a. Making provision fur three days.
*rrfT1t<W:->ft-i)n. Of three days ;
quartan (fever),
^mfw)! .n. Black and long-pepper
and dry ginger united,
a (a:-3n-a) a. Other, different.
H^.^rWTfÔl.'n-A sore or wound,
snt-^ltt (tf ) I-/. Bambu manna.
HW.*(?0 1. "i. A plant.
i^.^(^:)l.ni. A cut, or scratch
of the skin ; circumcision,

ca^f (sr) 1. n. Armour.
H*.^ (M) 1. n. Woody cassia./.
CTt) A vegetable substance.
arsrt.nftgiJT pi) i. b. Peeling of
the skin, desquamation.
FPJ.JP"! (f) 1. n. Erection of the
hairs of the body. ./. Scab.
Bra.gtnn (wt) l./.Scab.
isjsf^^T:)! . m. A bambu ; woody
cassia./, (tt) Barabn manna.
W.^*r () 1. m. An orange./.
A fragrant perfume.
Sfl(9i)3flfff 1. o.To pare or peel.
WI tX) 3"fif 1. a - T gown^ (T}) 1. m. Erection of the
hairs of the bodyaiifia.WH.^ (*:-*HT) Reduced to skin and bone,
atirr^ 3./. Bambu manna.
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(a*:) 1. m. An orange.
at.v^T* (wOl.m. Leprosy,
srwp^:) I- m. Cutting the ekin.
sent* (Hi) 1. m. Leprosy.
1- The word thou.
ar^ (n:-^t-ri) a. Made of skin.
(*() T^ftr 6. a. To cover.
W^. <*) 1- /. Skin, bark, rind,
peel ; woody cassia.
N-ÎI) 5.b. l.f. Idem.
t^MPI 1. It. Woody cassia.
wf^H (tf:-FT-^) a. Having ubundant akin or bark.
Sifa-^rc (Ki) 1. tn. A bamba.

wfa.^JW (an) I,/ Cardamoms.
5^(^J ar^ftf 1. a. To go.
11 OnO a. Other, different.
W (Wi-WII-W) a. Thine.
a^tÎ (i|:-n a. Idem,
SHjfq.'d,*) JTrS 1, Alb hurry.
8(W (*) 1. n. Velocity.
Wnnw ^. Hastening.
WW hi) I./. Haste, speed.
Hq&W (W:-*fT-fl) a. Quiet.
STO** (*!J-Wt-*i) 1. m.f. n. Adherence, attachment.
WKJ.VW (WS-WI-* a. Quick.
ft(fc) 2./. Haste, speed.
KTftw (Tl") 1. n. Dispatch, o. Quick.
wR^T.irfn (fti) 2./. Swift motion.
5*ftrTTfî(tTt-TTr-7i) aSpoken fast.
WS (*-*Mf) a Pared.
srfC (ft:) 2-/. Carpentry.
*tj (T) 4. n. A carpenter, Vuhwakarma ; the aun,
mrCfl:-^-^) a. Cuticular ; contagious, infectious.
arr"9.ÎRra (Tf) 1 . n. Ascertaining

an object by the touch.
UnrtfOl. ik A name of a demon.
n. /. A lunar mansion. /.
Wife of the sun ; small car.
fin. <V,v) iiiw 1 . rf. To shine.
With to give ; to dwell,
fai* (fill) 5./. Light; beaoty ;
speech ; wish ; custom.

fiwT(wr) Light.
fiaWSf (firt)2. The sun.
filfi; (far) 2. m. A ray of light.
SI'; i*Kfir 1. o. To proceed fraudulently or crookedly,
wj* 2.m,The hilt of a eword.
<r
^ /A The aspirate of the preceding.
^ (fl) J. n. Auspiciousnesa ; fear;
preservation, tn. A mountain ;
act of eating ; a disease.
(1) Tfil G. a. To cover.
1*t^<T:) 1 .m. Sound of spitting.
VV adv. With sound of spitting.
v* (*,t) wnftf 4. c. To become
pure or clean.
Of) vpfft 1. a.To kill or hurt.
m(li)l. n. Covering, clothing.
^ d The eighteenth consonant,
the first of the third or dental
class.
IK) t. n. A wife./, n. A
i gift ; a dividing./. A purifying ;
preserving; repentance. (^'}m.
A donor ; a mountain ; a gift.
<t,?*tfI l.a.Tobileorstinff.
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1. m. A gadfly; a tooth ;
a biting ; a sting ; a fault ; pungency ; mail/.(jft)Small gadfly.
^WT m. Idem. n. Stinging.
^PT 1 - Biting ; armour.
^'ii.ifft (Xt) 2. m. A buffalo.
(0 1. A plant ( Hype-
ranthera ra o run ga) .

^fini (Jri-TIT-Tr) a. Armed ; bitten.
ijik^-Tl-'f) n.Mischievnus, nox^gt(JT)l/. A large tooth, a tusk.
^fftrr (Wt) 1-/. The beard.
^fgW 5. m. A hog ; a snake.
o. Biting ; tusked.
^rur (it) 1. R. Armour.
^S(#) l.n. Water.
(V) ^W*T ! rf. To grow or increase ; dispatch ; go ; hurt.
^ rt:) 1. in. A son of Bra Am if, a
sage ; bull of Shiva, a cock ;
Shiva , Agni ; a lover/. (WT)The
earth, o. Clever ; right (hand).
^*.*an( s *r)I/.A name of Durgd.
<V.WT(SIT)l./. The goddess Durgd; a lunar asterism.
2.m. Moon ; Shim.
^fpnT (Ha-TflT-Tw) a. Reeeiving a fee or reward.
^.l(cTI) 1./. Dexterity.
^*Tfl(*fO'- m - A sacrifice made
by Dakshas.
^q.ira.fTTtfipft 2. f. Durgd.
^.rof(fii:)2.m.The 9th Mann.
^TW.W.WiiC') 5 - .Siiua the
destroyer of Daks ha' s sacrifice.
^rrai(at)l. m. The bird of Vishnu, Garvda ; a vulture.
^fq*{<;-*Mi)o. Candid, sincere!

right (hand) ; southern ; depen dant ; clevcr./.(wr) Making presents to bruhmans ; the south ;
completion of a rite.
^f^F.sjpfaw (*I) 1./. Durgd.
^hs^.iT adv. Southerly.

^fipt.Tni (v) l. n. South.
?fa*j4t (*fll./. The south-east
quarter of the heavens.
^faw.in (IHO 1. m. A charioteer.
a. On the right Bide ; south.
JCfaWTfir (ftp) 2. n. A kind of sacred fire, placed to the south.
^fg*rni(U!-Tr-li) Pointing south.
^fawT^l(Sfs) 1. m. The Malaya,
a mountain to the south.
^fiWl^nCO 1 m. Worshipper of
Shakli by the right hand ritual.
^ftfWIW oAj. Southward.
^feWTBPj (10 1. m. Inhabitant of
the south, southerner.
^faWMTW (<fc) 1 . m. The south.
^ftp?I.<Hr.5RUT(MI)l.m. A southerner, inhabitant of the south.
^fW.ll^ (^:-W-V) a. Declining
or tending to the south.
^faWTWW(:-<ST-'i> a. Turning the
face towards the south.
^fawyil (*) l.n. Sun's southern
course ; winter solstice.
^(*[<.w (vi) 1. n. The peninsula.
^fT?ri (-^T-^') a. Meriting a
reward, deserving.
<(q4)q4>Cfi>)l<m.A conch or shell
opening to the right.
^f^Wprifait(#l) 3./.Line of bees.
^twnim(m) l-/- South.
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*ftp*lm.iir7r (fit:) 2. m. Yama.
^fintq (r:-î-iri) a. Meriting a

reward, deserving 1 .
^0^3 adv. Southerly.
^{ijwjr^ HSr) 5. m. A deer struck
or wounded by a hunter,
^fV(W-Vt-4) Meriting a reward, deserving.
VT(*:-"n *)" Burnt./. Quarter where the sun is observable ;
unlucky time. n. Fragrant grass.
^T.WTW(V) 1. m. A raven.
^JTO (Wt-W*t) i. That should be
burnt or destroyed.
^fnjTT (fltl) 1./. Scorched rice.
^5*T (OT) l.f. A burnt, hardened or vitrified brick.
EWrt^(*i-^M?) a. Hungry, starving, n. Craving appetite.
^B(T)^WfWl.o.To quit, to cherish,
to hurt.(w)*nnfii5.a.To protect.
a^w(w,v)^'or<i(K 10. a.To punish.
^v{v-v)l.m.n.A stick. m.Yama ;
punishment ; time, 24 minutes ;
a pole ; column of troops ; standing erect ; pride ; a horae.
^^sjr(qr;-qr)l.m.n. A metre ; avessel./. (WT) Peninsula of India,
ifn rp^ (*6) 1. n. The peninsula.
?W.WT* (') ! Becoming a
mendicant or ascetic.
^W.SrtT:)l.m,Afjghtcr with sticks.
^W.fttTT (TP-TTT-fi) a. Subdued or
suppressed by punishment.
^W.BBTI (J)I./. A sort of drum.
^W.fTTqt flit) 3. /. A perforated
copper vessel, used for marking
time by its gradually filling.
^W.^rff(g:) 1. m. A slave for debt.
^VJVC(*:)I.m. A name of Yama;

a king ; a potter ; a mendicant,
o. Having a rod, staff or ceptre.
^.*TC" (*) \.n. Becoming an
ascetic ; punishment.
W) 1- Punishing.
^tj. Jtip* (>t : ) 1. m, A general ; a
leader ; police officer. [pline.
Ô.^H% (fit:) 2./. Polity; diaci^rtta (^-m-Tj) a. Punishable.
^J.êst (a*) I. n . Infliction of
punishment ; ruling.
**<tJ.H (if) 1. n. Demerit.
^trha (w.-) 1 . m. A porter.
^.^rfajpl!:) 2. m. Yama .- a staffbearer ; attendant on Shtva.
^B.mffTiT (TtVfTTift-ftl) a. Fining,
punishing, awarding.
â.irVB (w)l.n. Assault; infliction of cruel punishment.
â.VTW (W:) km. A small kind
offish; a door-keeper.
^.Tra* ()I.M. Idem.
^.STfit* An executioner, a hangman.
^rj.aWR 1. n. Punishing.
srl-'?lf?t (fw:) 2. /. Fear of punishment ; servile fear.
^S.Wt (H) 5. tn. A potter.
^.r"^ 1. m. An ascetic.
^.*H1I (TI) 1. /. Subjection of
a country ; bridal procession.
^g.flI(H:)l. n. A name of Yama
and Agastya ; a day.
^Q.qin (it) I, ft. Punishing.
^.V.wn (lt)l. . Small fine.
^ra- adv. Pro at rate.
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^WTir (TOt-WTft'-WTr) 0 Having a

stick, carrying a staff.
^B.wftif (^l) a.m. A door-keeper ; a mace-bcarer ; a threatened
*W.Vi*fc(f*!> 2. M. An elephant.
^W^TftPtt*) 5. m. A dour-keeper ; a magistrate of a village,
^g.firarwi (WO 1. m. Fit punishment, just sentence,
^.fafa (ftp) 2./. Criminal law.
^.Wl 1. A kind or degree of punishment.
^j.fa-BSjnt (ni:) 1 . m. A post or a
stake used in churning.
^JTO tW) ' m - A 8tff-learer ;
door-keeper, n. Niime of a tree.
^WlSW I. Deceit.
^ HT ^ pg adv. Single stick ; cudgelling, fighting with sticks.
^() 1. m. A carriage ; a potter's wheel ; a bow ; elephant in
ruti fnrions elephant.
?;mtT (ITs) I.m. Batter-milk,
^fe* (:) 1 . m. A mace bearer ;
a fish (Cyprians).
*f*ntT(*T) if -A necklace.a string.
^P8nr (W;) a. Punished, fined.
*fK (*|) S. m. A door-keeper ;
a mendicant ; Yama ; a Jeaa. a.
Having a stick,
^ptrwr (WT) I-/- A small shrub.
*t3J (.TST-.-TE3H-nsi) o. Punishable.
I. m.pln. Tooth, teeth.
û(H:-TT-TI) a. Given ; preserved.
1 .m.The name of a king or sage,
^nqr (V-) l.U. Adopted son.
^tiv.gq (n;) l- w - A son si to
be adopted by another.
<HW (^rn-Trft-TW) p. Giving.

KH.Kmt (Wt) L./. A bride that
has been purchased.
^Tiram (art) 5. m. A youth who
gives himself to another for support, a. Self-devoted.
^TF]^q(^:) 1. m. Son of AM,
^nr^n (TK-W-TI) o.Given and taken, paid and received.
yt p r^ (T:-tT-*) a. Treated with
respect, or attention.
V^tpnrofel ("ft 5 - Thc non-rc
sumption of gifts.
VTT" CUfW-lf) . Given and
taken back again.
^fl!<ir*t* (X) 1. n. Resumption
f gifts , a little of law.
^tmnil* (*:-n-*i) a. Attentive,
^TfT^n a. Requested to
sit down, having a seat given.
5(ftl (ftt;) 2./. Gift, donation.
^Rrn o. Given (a son, a
slave), produced by gifts.
îrtl () 1- m. /infra.
() ^ 1. <*.To give; leave.
^ (^-J-*) a. Giving.
TO (*>!"< Girt ^(fti-fti-ft) Giving.
(TI'T-'5fl-T( ) p. Idem,
XO.W * Fearful ^Tftl^ (TI^-Wft-TrlJ p. Seeing.
^TW p. Idem.
^5 (5O 2. m. Cutaneous eruption.
"<S -W (30 1. m. A kind of Cassia.
i|t|(9-V4)i. Herpetic, afflicted with herpes.
IT) 3. m. Eruptions.
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(W Herpetic.
^(")^W 1 . d. To hold ; to give.
lT>^=ftl 1. To nourish.
V V a. Having, holding.
ÛTO (iK-ifi-if) Idem.
i^fa (ft) 2. n. Curdled milk ; remi, ; a house, a. Holding.
Xft-$NK"] '/ A mixture of
milk or of water and curds.
^fil.^H (ti)l- m. Churning-stick.
Xft-3T (ai) 1. n. Fresh butter.
^fa.io. (at) 1. m.The wood-apple.
^fc.ibj C*0 2. /. A quimttty of
curds given away at a sacrifice.
^ft-SPwi (*')!/. A Bower (Clitorea temata).
^fil.UjW {:)' m. The elephant or
wood apple, its taste like Dadhi.
^.iil^l Milk-pail
^ft-TO(W) 1. m. Whey.
^fa.*^ (Tf) 1 Sea of whey.
^fa-itU l.M. A monkey.
?fa.^. IWTt) 2. m.p/u. Barley
meal mixed with curds.
^fn.*T (ri)l- The skim of coagulated milk.
efa.flTC (^:1 1. Fresh butter.
*^(.<W)I-".The skim of milk.
^ftf.V^ (^:) 1. IB. Butter-milk.
lti*4C*0 1 The name of a sage
who devoted himself to death

for the benefit of the gods.
^flf* (pq:) 2. m.
^t^fl (fel) 2. n. The diamond ;
thunderbolt supposed to be formed from the bones of Dadhicki.
^T*t (**). Shameless, impudent.
?t< (u:) 1. in. A name of 1'nmo.

ûrojn; ft:) I m - The sea of curds.
^Wnft(jft) 3/. A medicinal plant,
^vrrv (WO 1. m. The wood- apple,
(r) 1. m. The skim of curdied milk, whey. Also u. ().
(^:) 1. n. A sea of curds.
^g(^) 2./.A daughter of DaksAa,
mother of demons.
I îr.sr (ai:) 1. mi. An infernal,
j îjbt.1tj (ffz) 5. m. A god.
j ^srrft (ft:) 2. ra. Idem.
VJ-IJ (TO 2. m. An infernal.
^(Bfli) 1 . m, A tooth ; a peak ; a
ridge ; an arbour./. A medicinal
plant (Croton poly an drum).
(:) l.M. A crooked peak ;
a bracket or shelf ; a tooth.
^.TWCl! ) 1-m.The common lime.
^n.XlSIB) 1. A wooden toothbrush, piece of stick.
r*-^* taO i. .AUp.
^n-wmfsfl-wi-'if) a.Having teeth.
^H.^TWW(*r!)l. m. A tooth-brush i
cleauing the teeth, m. Mimosa
catechu; Mimusops elengi.
^fl.TW (^) 1 . n. An ear-ring.
^wj.n^Hi()l. m. A kind of jasmin.
/. (f^ffi) An ear-ring.
^fl.tRT (si) 1. m. A dentifrice.
Î.vns* fat) l.M. A gum-boil.
^3=1 (Ht)l. in. A plant {Strych;m*n(*i)l- m.ldem.
^H.wrn(JI:)l. m. Elephant's front
or forehead ; part of a tooth.
<U.HW (^ : -^) 1. mi. b. The tartar
of the teeth.
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(H'| I . H. The gum;..

VH.^twîTfWT) I . /. Medical plant,
Ej'a.iffl (W) 1. n. A lip.
wm.Wi C^TO 5- > Idem.
Vn.SfS (2:) 1- m. The gums.
^H.^9r (it) 1 . n. Tooth-ache.
^HUZ (z:) I- A lime.
(3:) 1. M. WoDll-apjile ;
lime; orange./. Wood sorrel.
^ff.W^r CÔ 1 Roughness or
tartar of the teeth.
^fl.HH! (*t) 1- 1- A dentifrice.
tmSw (tt) '-/ The gums.
^fl.Sjfs ,f 5; ) 2./ Cleaning the
teeth ; cleauness of teeth,
^fl.fee a. Sticking between the teeth,
^fi.w iw-wnt) Mm.
3*1.*^ (*0 l - m - Sensation of the
teeth from any thing acid, &c.
^.^t?* (V:) 1. m. A lime.
^=ap)'W (TT:f l.m. A hite.
l.m. An elephant.
^'fllTO (V) I. rn. A hog.
^1*5^ |^;)1. A disease of the
teeth or gums ; gum-boil.
V^na^TIWO'/ A horse's bridle.
^f*nTT(>t)l./. A medicinal plant.
^fWm tffti 5. m. An elephant;
n mountain, a. Tusked.
^pR,^ (\:) 1- m. The temporal
juice of the elephant.
Valuta h, The croton not.
(K'-U-t) a. Having a large
or projecting tooth ; undulatory; wary ; rising ; bristling.
3^1^ tK?) ! m - Dentition,
^"fiTW^rSHS (*0 l - "' He who as
a penance eats grain without its

being thrashed, an ascetic,
^spj (!r:.air.iHj) o. Dental.
(:) I. m. A tooth.
^3*(0 1. m. A snake or serpent; a goWin. a. Misdiievnus.
(*) 1. . A going slowly.
if/5'"n['j]l . n. /i/em.a.Going slow.
10. a. To command.
\X I ^Wlfir. Idem; to boast.
<q (*T-T-*j) a. Little. m.The sea.
X* (tl/Wa) ÎHrfa 4. o. To tame
or subject ; tu be tamed.
XI? ind. A wife.
S;fl(fl:)l- m - Punishment ; taming ;
self-command j mud.
?H9! [V:-*Mf) a. Taming.
ftl) 1. m. King of Merit,
father of king Shishupdla.
SrHt*.flH (Hi) 1. m. Sliis/mpdla.
^trq in;) 1. m. Punishment, selfconlrol. n. A taming.
^trn (w:) 2. PI. Punishment ; selfsubjection or control.
?HJ[ (siO 1 . m. A hero ; a sage ; a
flower (Artemisia), n. Taming.
^H^ta (n : -*)i-*i) o. Tameable.
XflTpHi Cft) 3. /. Wife of Wflio ;
a cucumber.
^FÎW (Jf-sBr-Tl) /J. Taming. 3./.
The wife of Nala ; a cucumber.
^H.^ (^t) 4./. Damayanti.
^ftfT (Tn-WMr) Tamed, subdued, patient of suffering.
^PT (T-fif*i-fw) a- Taming.
^9*19 (UK) 5. Sfluira;
^mfw (ill) 2. m. da. Husband and
wife, mule and female ; a pair.
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(sr.<5) ^wifw 5. a. To act deceitfully; to divide, (v) ^wrfw

10. o. To collect, order, boast.
^<H PN:) 1 . m. Deceit ; sin ; ]iride,
nrrugance ; hypocrisy.
^ftlW Cft-PlPft-Plr) a.Proud ; imposing, hypocritical, wicked.
^WTfar (f>fl;) 2. m. A thunderbolt.
efqi (*:) I. m. The sea.o. Little,
^fH (W- ) I m. A yonng bullock.
^J(5)^nS 1 . rf.To give ; to move ;
to take ; to protect ; to hurt.
[w) 1. m. f. Tenderness,
o. Compassionate.
?mjrT (^:-^r-) p. Protecting.
ûr*T(T;-Î-t) a. Shewing kindness or compassion.
^l-î^) 1. m. ABuddha,
Î.BiT(^) a- Kind.
^Tf^?f(?r:-lTT-T/|o. Idem.
W.yit (Wi-m-*) a. Idem.
(W) 1. m. Breaking a bank.
Ûiw(g:-^>5f )n. Compassionate.
^l^.w(a') I. n. Kindness.
^JI5cr(wia-*ift-*W) o. Merciful, kind, tender.
^T.lftn (Wt-WI-^)a, Idem.
tftrtrflp Ttt-M) a. Beluved, dear,
m. A husband./. A wife.
^ftlirn?lr(Wl-n-il o.H en- pocked,
under the control of a wife.
1- m- n. Fear ; hole in
the ground./. A cave ; a valley,

n. A conch, tad. A little.
(W) 5. /. Terror; a hill; a
precipice ; the heart ; a hank j a
tribe of barbarians.
^ " '/ Country or

mountains near Kushmir. m.
Fear; n tribe of barbarians.
^T.f7r.fa<I (W:-W-w) a. A little
opened or expanded.
2./. A cave,
^ftjf (rT:-f|T-ff) a. Frightened i
torn, rent, divided,
^fb? ft:-5I-S) o. Poor.
^ftfiUt 1./. Poverty.
^ftSTC^ftSlffl 2. o. To he poor,
^fctrav (*:-*5T-*) n. Poor.
^ftfsnfa:- , 3T-fl) a. Impoverished,
^fcfea (ftl-^ft-K) a. Poor.
^l"lf) >/ A CBVCrn <<Wt (W) 5. m. A mountain.
r^l^X (T:> 1. m. A gamester ; a
stake, a. Gambling. [Cracked
(TO I, m. A mountain, n.
^.tw 1- m. A sort of sauce.
^Ctw 1. m. a. A musical
instrument, m. A cloud ; a frog.
(X-.) 1 . m. A frog ; a cloud ;
a mountain ; a flute. /. Durgd.
a. A number of villages.
^t.g*(3:)'- wi. Mouth of a flute.
:) 2. ffl. Herpetic eruption.
^T'TO m ' ^ cutiineuua disease.
3. m. Cutaneous eruption.
î.S (K:) 1. m. Cassia toru.
*^<f (WT-WI-^)a. Herpetic,
^s'.îftra (ft-firit-ft) a. /dn.
^fl (4;) I. m, Pride ; musk ; heat.
b;>W (Wi) 1 . m. Cupid or ifu'ma.
I.M. A mirror, a. The
eye; a kindling.
^4.^rrjlCft-TT[-li)A Puffed up with
pride and vanity.
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(V-f I-*) o. Humbling.

<^TtH f*Rt) 1. Incipient pride;
conceit ; boasting.
^niwffl(Pft-)2./. Conciliating,
subduing arrogance and pride.
^ . A Rakshasa, or imp,
a mischievous creature.
() 1. m. A constable; a
warder, or door-keeper.
^Hf^t* (*s) 1. m. /mfra; air,
wind ; a musical instrument,
(fsfc) 2./. A ladle or spoon ;
the expanded hood of a snake.
^f>bi{w:)l.m. Ladle./. Potherb.
Vtt-MKM 1. in. A sualie.
ZjS (w) Xtisn or sucrificial
grass ; a kind of reed.
^WZ (z:) l.m. A private aparti&.W (W) 1. IB. A kind of grass.
^ (Tt:) 1. m. Sight; day of new
moon ; half monthly sacrifice.
A door-keeper; eihibiter; skilful man. a. Seeing.
^Tfa(fl[)i- m. The sun ; the moon.
XWst 1. it. Sight; the eye;
a mirror ; a dream ; a shiistra,
one of the six Darshans; virtue ;
knowledge ; visiting a shrine.
^T.^fJtM (w:) 3. m. A bail or
surety for appearance.
Zlrfrr.afflWTSI (W) 1. n. Bail,
^sft *i(ii;.iJT-^}tt . B eau I i f u 1 , worth
seeing ; visible.
^^.mfjra(Jn-f:rjfl.fil)[i.Vuin,
conceited, affected.
^.TrfjTJrl 3./. The night of
new moon when it is not seen.
?TTfa (n}4- m. A warder; a

showman, a. Shewing.
?lfft|r(sw-5i > flr-W7r}p. About
to eiplain or shew.
Ti.1V<r^ (if) 5. m. The moon,
^fihl (AT; a. Visible, seen,
shewn, explained, understood.
Z,fVNr3T( (^rJr-TWt-lff) p. Having
explained or shewn.
. ^(faj)^'3fBX"'"lfa 1- 10- "To
I cut, divide ; lo shew ; to wither.
^3(w:-^)l.fB.n. A leaf. n. Apart ;
| a party ; a dividing ; a sheath ;
an alloy ; Ft heap ; a half.
I ^fi.^mia [;) I. ni. A folded leaf.
^V.$rW)I.. A sort of jasmin.
â<f.T^ W-*H-*t) Brokenhearted ; cut to the heart.
5?3T pfr-ft*fj a. Breaking to
pieces. (>ft) / A clod. n.
Tearing or pulling to pieces.
^!i.fe^HT5(^r:) 1. m. A tree whose
bark is used for Hvkah snakes.
Z^ff.T (VO 1 . Gold ; sncred or
religious institute.
^"3^t(^t) 3./. A fragrant plant
(Pandanus odorntissimus).
sC^fa (f*t) 2. m. A thorn.
^W.S1(Sr) 1. /. Fibre of a leaf.
^ffTSWt*:) l.m. Wild sesamum ;
Pistia stiatiotes ; Messua ferrea ;
a mimosn ; n jasmin ; red chalk ;
cuttle fish bone ; a moat ; elephant's ear or driver ; hurricane.
Z.WTSTC'lO 1 Mud, particularly
that on the banks of a river.
iWTH?I(S) 1. in. A tree (Vangueria spinosa ; Artemisia).
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^tre () I. n. Sorrel.
(fw:-^1) 2. n. 8./. A clod.
<fw (:) 1. m. Timber, wood.
?f3W(Tr:-WMr) a. Blown, expanded ; broken torn, scattered.
^j.sfXfai:) 2. m. A plant or tree
(Echitee scholaria).
in. Fraud ; sin ; awbeel ;
name of a sage.
^fw (fa:) 2. m. A name of Indi a ;
his thunderbolt.
*W(T) CTftl.a- To go.
^ 1 . m. A wood on fire ; a
wood ; fire ; heat.
~^KV ftJO 2. m. Aniiety, distress,
inflammation of I he eye.
^TlfT(sr-'^-w)p. Removing faroff.
<?Tlfif (ftrO 2- m. A wood on fire.
(ffi-ST-H} a- Very remote.
<<(ltW (WtTOtat) a. Idem.
VtW ^Hfif^^ftr 1. 10. a. To
bite or ating ; to put on armour ;
to see. -snw 10. d. to shine.
With ^1 to be in trouble ; with
*T to pinch, to nip, to bite.
a. Ten.
0*) 1. m. Havana.
^H.W.fai? (fW) 5. m. Sn'mo.
^W.^-ajt I. m. flduano.
?MBHI.W1 (*) 1- n- The aggregate of ten vices, hunting,
gambling, sleeping in the day
time, abuBiveness, lechery, drun-
kenness, dancing, singing, playing, and hypocrisy.

^H.Jj^ (^) ado. Ten-fold.
^r-ITH (*l) 1- Ten villages.
îmrt(.T|% [filt) 2. m. Magistrate.
^W-mfipf 5. m. Magistrate.
^W.flT (l:) I. m. fiuVaao.
îrfft (fn;) a. Hundred.
arfu. In ten ways,
îra (W) o. Ten.
îpr{ir:-w) a. A tooth, m A peak.
n. Armour,
^w.ai^ti (w.) 1. m. A Hp.
^W!trt3 (U) 2. m. Whiteness or
brightness of the teeth.
WTO (V : ) A bite or mark
of the teeth by biting.
^nrp8T(^n) \.f. A sorrel.
<,Wil P>^ (B:) 1. m. Breathing
out ; a lip ; a kiss. a. Toothless.
VI.M KIM H J W.(*C ) I A Buddha.
^W-S* tf) I. A fragrant grass ;
a district ; a town or city.
**-^fc) \.n.Idem.
(WO 1. m. A Budrfna.
3TWfa.lt (11:) 1. m. idem.
srm (U-st-ii) a. Tenth. /. The
tenth day of the half month ;
the tenth stage of life.
^[.BTlNl NO I-/- Durgd.
Û-HIW (g-wt)l.n 3/.A collection
of ten garland or wreaths.
iFfa*r (ift-fipft-fiO a. Very old.
snwTTS (*t.--frr--i) a. Idem.
^W?t^J a. Impotent ;
very old ; on the point of death.
%H .gw (:)1 .m.A name of Rdvana.
^Tr a* ! ** CO 1- - Kama.
^R.^<8(5f)l.ti. A medicament prepared from the roots of lOplanls.
^*T^(^0 1 . m. Father of itdma.
^n.CT^ (*) 1. . Ten nights.
^H.^T.JJTl. (W) 5. m. Ft4*B.
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^MW(i) 1. n. Ten marks.

XH.-fllfi!W (t) S.M. The moon.
^W.lftT 1- n. A thousand.
Û.^TB rt) I. A myriad.
Ûl(HI)l./. A state or condition ;
there ore ten, redness of eyes,
emotion of mind, mental resolve,
disturbed rest, emaciation, indifference, immodesty, insanity,
swooning and death; the ends
of a piece of cloth ; a wick ; the
mind ; aspect of a planet.
^S.HT^ (q:> l.m. A lamp.
^vftwftf) 5. m. Idem.
5jTT?rtl(5r:)l.wi.Thc giant Havana,
^Wftni (i)l<m. A plant, commonly rfan(i'(Croton polyandrum).
^7tt.<6iqf)l- - Result of circumstances, or condition.
K~t$ (^ ! ) m - A P Brt uf centlul
HwdHs/on./.lts river, [distress.
^Rlftm* (*0 1 - m. Last stage of
^W.fgrrif 2-/ Condition.
?IT^ ) 1 m - A Buddha ; country of the Yadavas.
^*j*J!K(ri)l.m.A name of Vishnu.
^ti.feiT 1 m. Peculiar state.
^Tr5I(9I:)l.Hi. A name of Rdvana.
ÎtB.fsinjfalH) 5.m. flifma.
^Jtr( (^) I. n. Ten days.
XfwI (wt-fipft-ftO Having ten.
rtftCT (*)lJ.The ten organs of
sense and action, the skin, eye,

tongue, nose, car, speech, hand,
foot, anus and pudendum,
l.m. A lamp.
I . m. A mischievous or venomous animal, beast of prey.

i îrW(lf:) 1 - i- A barren country,
one destitute of water.
j ^TT (:-BT-tf) p. IJitten.
! V-f^.^.t*) ^5J^ * To lose ;
to throw. ^*rS H>. >
To see (faX) ^'*Ji"l ^nfrl 1 .
lO.c.To bite; to sec; to shine.
j ^T(^)!. n. Tussiiijr : (li-mi^-m;;.
I ^ (W:-vt-V) p- Thrown; dismisted, sent away ; lost.
^9 l.m. A name of fire ; a
j sacrificer ; a thief, a rogue.
^Wl^lt) 2. m. An enemy ; a thief;
j an oppressor ; a barbarian,
^msf (V) 1- Name of BAIL
Either of the sons of
Ashwint, the physicians of heaven ; an USE. n. Thin rain ; dew.
^q.^cn(rlT) 1./. The lunar constellation Atkicini.
^J.S (:) '!-/. Wife of the sun.
^(3f!)?^f<f I. a- To burn. (^,)
10. a. To shine, burn.
^?Jl (IT:) 1. m. Fire or the deity
Agni ; a bad man ; the marking
nut ; lead-worl. n. Burning,
tf) 1. n. Smoke.
^TW.fsrciT (*ir) 1./. Wife of Agni.
^TT.TSW 1. M. Fire.
^fTTtTft (fBi) 2. m. Water.
^Vfltl (W-HT-fl) a- That may or
should be burnt, combustible.
^%THS (W-i l.m. The sun-gem.
^TC 1. m. A rat or mouse,
young child or animal, a. Thin.
^TWHI (V-*mO p. Burnt.
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^1 H^fH I .n.To give(f"sr,B!)?^tfjr,
W3. eldest. Wither to take,
receive ; ivith tj to give to ; with
fa and to open ; wiihând^r
lo select ; (M)^lfil 2. a. To cut.
^m(*:)I.m. A donor ; a sacrifice.
%J-Q*(W) 1 . n. A multitude of descendants of Daksha.
TJm () l.n. Gold; ear-ring.
a. Belonging to Daksha.
WWfot, (^l-ft^tf^) a. Wearing gold ornaments.
STOfWCft) S./ The twenty-seven lunur mansions/.DHrpd, Rrfhini, a plant, rfasii',
ÎflWlq (tt:) 1. m. SAwa.
VWfwt.-qfil(filt) 9.m. The moon.
^rarfiwt.W (*:) 1. m. Idem.
^larej (ta:) 1. m. A vulture.
îfV-âi (*TJI./ A place in the
nonh of India, Balkh.
^Tp39r=qt*i (7j:-*)r-7i) a. Born or
produced in Balkh.
(Hi-^l-lf} a. Belonging to
the south, or to fees,
^rfaniaj (ap-au-ai) a. Southerly,
southern, m. The encoanat.
?lfa*B (W:-iBI-î) a. Meriting a
reward, n. Concord ; talent.
iJl^t-3T 1. m. The inspired
grammarian Pdniiti.
^T^K*:) I. a. A name of Pdnini.
^TJJ (TO) 1. a. Dexterity,
^nrsy 1. m. A tooth, a tusk.
^lf*W(U:-flt) 1. m.2.f. Pomegranate tree ; small cardamoms, n.
The pomegranate.
<I^n.oTirss (%s) 1, m. A medical

plant (Andersonia rolntalta).
^tfVH.fipj I, m. A parrot.
^lfH.PU(w:) 1. m. Idem.
^'fs5|(?: ) I .m. The pomegranate.
<;tBi (3:) I./. A large tooth ; a
wish ; a multitude,
^jfwi (n I./ The beard.
^111 (U:-<eT-tjj a. Relating to a
stick or to puuishment.
^TrmfiMr(*.--^l-*) o.Clmrning.
^TOtfsff|t|T<^:-3ri->FrBudulent.
^rs (s:-HI-cr) a. Cut. divided.
^raai(^:-ail-^) a. That should or
ought to he given,
îrsifff ) 2/.Cutting. destroying.
57<s (rrr-^-a) a. A donor.
^T7t[ C^r) 1. ra. A gallinule ; a
sort of cuckoo ; a cloud.
^t^W (T) m - Of the
vehicle of a demon.
^T* (*) I. n. A sort of sickle.
l.M. A giver.
^ (XO 1. M. A gift ; giving.
^T^(^:) 1. in. A donor.
Jlfsr/I (t-f^>Tt-r^) a- Giving.
mfav (^-Î-ay) a. Made of coagulated milk, sprinkled with it.
^Tflt.'a) <l^[fa,# I.e. irr .To cut.
make straight, be straight.
<r>T (*0 1. ii. Gift ; a dividing.
^ra/Jifli (wi) 1./. The temporal
juice of the elephant.
^r*r.JB (îi) I. m. Almsgiving.
XTl.lfs (fill) 2. m. A liberal or
munificent man.
^.sfflOTil (a) i.Ji. Security for
the payment of a debt.
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^tjr.lflra pBWnrt-W) a. Deserving a
^jjib; 1. m. A demon.
Vt.VB <0 1. m. A Faisya.
^lit.-qfisT (sf J 5. m. An elephant
in rut ; a liberal man.
^fPrrft (ft:) 2. m. A deity.
^l*T-"ft^ (tt) Km, A liberal man.
^HT.^rqm (Vs) 1 Giving to a
wrong person through mistake.
^m.lfte a. Liberal.
îsi.lfi** (l>H-*f) a. Idem.
qfy*. WMWt-W Giving.
^nfa (fl;-*ir-fl) o- Worthy of being given, n. Donation.
** A aonor; a toi
prosperity ; wind.
^rH(n:-'nr-'n) a. Turned ; bearing
patiently ; dental, m. A giver ; a
well on the peak of a mountain.
^|ffl (pn:) 2./. Patient endurance
of austerities ; subjection.
îftltT (WS-HMT) Condemned ;
awarded ; fined ; purified.
^TOJ (mi-tor-trf) a. That should be
fined or made to give or pay.
ÎW (WT-wn-W) n. That should be
ruled or governed.
^ra^r(r-t) I./, n. A string.
^Tini{*I;-rW)<i.Of the Artemisia.
^nriT.H^r (r) 5. n. Full-moon
in Chaitra when the Artemisia
flower is worshipped.
^fflt C*t) 8./. A String.
^lR.rS (ri) 1. A country, the
modern district of Tumlook.
Ijm (W) l.f. A rope.
^T*rrsffT(Ji) I.*. A foot rope.

^ I ft] I J*. Krishna ; a Jaina.
^Tfaj*{3T:-t-*i) o. Boasting; imposing, m. A crane.
?th ^njff l.rf. To give1. IB. Gift; a portion;
loss ; breaking ; a place ; irony.
^T*Pf (*:-qtt-^) a. Liberal.
^TO.â* (w:) 2. m. A brother.
^m.HIJI ()T:) 1. m. Partition of heritage or inheritance.
^TO.frwilt t*0 m - Portioning or
portion of inheritance,
semret (*0 I. . A soma kinsman./. A daughter.
(WTW-^-^l)*- Having
a son. m. A father.
^nrrn**T iM) 1. n. Forfeiture of
inheritance, privation,
îftm (*T:-7TT-70 a. Condemned ;
awarded ; repaid.
^rfim,C$t-firit-fa) o.Responsiblc.
%tk W) l.m.pbt. A wife.
l.w. A son, a child;
Vishnu's charioteer; a hog./.
(ftqn) A daughter; a whore, a.
Breaking, tearing.
^re.^fri.(fi; 5- Marriage.
^lOI ("!) 1. The clearing nut
plant ; tearing, dividing.
W^faO 1 A sort of poison ;
quicksilver ; vermilion ; ocean.
^TC.nftiT* (*) 1- m- Marriage.
^TTT (*:-Tt-^) a. Wooden.
^HCTfoWST (Wj 5. M. A crane ;
a crow; a sparrow.
^TCfl^Tf (Tj I. Marriage.
VKT{V) I./. A wife.
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^TTTvtsf (*>*Mf) o. Dependent

on a wife, subject to her.
îftlfc) 2./ A cutting.
^Tft*T-ÎW(î) Giving a daughter in marriage,
^lf*H ((ttMTT-Tr) o. Torn, divided.
^TfofO;') 1. Indigence.
Xffco () 1. n. Poverty,
^lf^(tl) 5. m. A husband.
2.m. n.Wood. n. Sort of
pine ; brass, a. Liberal ; tearing.
?PRt (*;) 1. m. Krwflne's charioteer./. A doll. n. A pine tree.
^r*.*âKt) 3./.Wild plantain.
Ît.lrHT(A)l./. A doll, a puppet.
(WI) 1. m. A kind of drum.
a. Made of wood, wooden.
JJVV (V-V) 1. m. n. Horror, m.
Lead- wort. n. Horrible.
^-fjTRT( JCI) 1 / A plant (Curcuma zanthorrbizon).
^T^.gfTOr{qtI)l./.A wooden doll.
^rV.HU (^:-3t-7jj a. Wooden.
<r.TC.TT(*:- , *l-y)n. Carrying wood.
VKrt WR) 3./ A doll.
?r*.Tfa?T(iErj 1 ./. A kind of curcuma as above.
^lt.l!'irai(Si:)l.m.A wooden ladle.
VÎI^f^ (?) 1. m. Marrying,
^tfo^ (^t-^ftWj a. Performing a
long continued sacrifice.
KTV (*T)l.s. Hardness; stability.
(() 1 . n. A conch with the
valve open to the right ; lac ;
water, a. Of a cloud.
^WS (3) I. n. A court-house.
<.l*3<* (^0 1. m. A peacock,
^l4l^T3(K:) l.m. A wood-pecker.
^TSfTWITl('rT:)l- "i. A wood-pecker.

aeifs^T {WI) 1./. A Bort of collyrium : a sort of potherb.
^ rf^-.Tj fTO( *ri) 1 / Sort of potherb.
^T*ff (Mf) 3./. A sort of curcuma ; of pine ; of potherb ; of col.
lyrium; of turmeric,
^ri^ <* Ground on a
flat stone (meal) ; stony.

^na(a) 1 . n. Wild honey, m. Sort
of grain./, (wi) Colocynth.
^Tif(ji) 1. n. Tooth.achc.
?m (*:) 1. m. A sort of poison.
^lfwH(I:}l. m. The pomegranate.
^rfw(fw:) 2. m. A name of Indra.
<l^(^0 I . m. A forest ; a wood on
fire ; fire, flame, heat.
^[TlfTf <%) 2. m. The conflagra.
tirm of a foreit.
^m*re(w.-)l. m. Fire in a forest.
^liTO (*:-*!-*) o. Belonging to
the river Dfaika.
^nr.(l,*)îllf,fl 1. c.To give.
^mrS 10- <*- Idem, (vf>
rjiilfr. 5. a. To hurt.
^1U(H:)1. m. A fisherman ; a aer.
vont./ (JT115. a. Slave.
3TTH.IPflft 3. /. The mother
of the sage and poet Vydsa.
^TW-H": W) Fragrant grass.
^TW.t*l(*i:)l- m - A name of Rama.
($:) 1. in. Krishna.
Liberal.
^rirq (10 I- m. A servant,/, (it)
Mother of Vytka.
^ (t:) 1 . m. Idem ; a camel.
?;riK*(3iO 1. m. Malum province.
ty-.-W-i) Liberal.
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^TO W,Tt) ^raft.^ 1. ft To give,
(t) ^rtf>t 5. a. To hurt,
Itre "> A 6slierman ; a servant ; a slave ; a sudra. f. (^T) A
slave : a harlot ; Barleria.
^r9W (r) I - n- Servitude.

<l*,ifK>n (^S./.Sati/dvatitiie
mother of Vydsa.
Xl^retW) 3./. Slave of a slave.
^re.g* {<) 1- m. A fragrant grass.
îftnfl (*l) 1./. A female.
îfe?) {Jf:-?TT-W} p. Thrown ; lost.
^l^t.3^(T01-m.The son of a slave.
(t) l.n- A multitude of
female servants or slaves.
Xl**fl(^01- m - A servant or Blave
a fisherman. /Mother of Vydaa
^T%c (<;:) l.m.A

man ; camel, a. Born of a s!
^TW <M) 1- n- Service.
XTT (V) l.m. Burning ; heat,
^mr (i:-wr-*0 o. Burning, m.
Plumbago zeylanica.
(*.') I- Burning fever.
^FT*(^) 1. Burning.
(tni.^-TiT) e. On fire.
Xr*-"f: m - A P lace " h ere
dead bodies are burnt.
^T*.*';* (") I. n. The rnot of a
flagrant grass (Andropogon).
^TO IW-UT-Î) Inflammable.
(WO 1- m - A young elephant.
U&H n.Young. juvenile.
/. A young woman.
fi;*.ijf?l {fnO 2. m. Lord of a certain part of the universe.
fi^S3 Inauspicious planetary conjunction, as of the San

and Venus in the west.
fâra (wti) 1 . m. The horizon.
fyiWKfX) Space.
f<>r*flOrl (^) 1 Space ; sky.

ftppre (T:) 1. m. A nuked mendicant ; Shiva. /. (rt) Durgd. a.
Naked.clothed with the horizon,
fijwrai (si:) 1 . m. One of the elephants at the north. &o.
fspt.Xi^ ('0 L Badness of the
horizon, as if on fire,
fi^nj (TOOL m. A poisoned arrow ;
fire ; a tale ; oil. p. Smeared.
f^.WTTO L m. A name of
Shiva', a. Naked.
fipr.fVsnj (V) L, m. Conquest.
fir,JT.faira.'^tr(nO 1- m. March for
universal conquest; invasion.
fi^.faWRI () l.m. A quarler or
point of the compass.
f^H-fawftlTf !-WMl loCelebrated.
fi*ir.3ITfia (^-ftfll-Pr) a. Widespreading, allpervading,
'KV (0 Lm. A nit.
f^ff.W(W) I. Circle of heavens.
f^T.g* {wr-at-v*} a. Facing nny
r. n. Any quarter.
fiCT.irni(JIi) 1. m. Elephant of any
quarter ; one of eight.
fipT (^-WT-Tf) a. Cut, torn.
f^f (Rtf) 2./. Mother of the demons ; cutting, m. A king.
f^fn.W (W;) 1. m. A demon,
f^fit.^pl (7T:) 1. m.ldem.
fjpu () I. m. n.
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ft*
fX^r (?ST) 1 ./. Desire to give.

f^"B Oj 1 " 1 ?*-^) Wishing to give.
f^TCHIf (V-^n--*) p. Wishing to
see, desirous of seeing.

Rem (qr| i./ Desire to see.
ft* 1 ? (^-W-^.WUhing to see.
fk^f^TH (T^-^-TfT ) p. Wishing to play, sport or gambol.
tx*pf (W) a. Shining, bright.
fi?Slfs 2 (Jt-Î-J) a. Wishing to
shine, or be bright.
fx^TW (w;-wr-tf)p. Wishing to
burn, or inflame.
f\fV (fa:) 2. /Firmness of mind.
fXfqiraj (aj:) 1. m. A pretended
friend ; an intimate friend.
ftfa* HO 2. m. The second husband of a woman twice married.
ftftvjty) 3-/- A virgin widow remarried ; unmarried elder sister.
M^.irfllfir:) 2. m. The husband
of a woman re-married.
f^*(W:-*f) 1. n>. . A day.
fKf.^K in. Thfl sun.
^W,*tIW.air(an)I./. Tlie Jamna.
ft^-WiT (fl) 5. m. The sun.
f^5r-*IT5t (T:) 1. m. Darkness.
fSTI-WrfitH (ffT:) 2. m. Sun-shine.
f^r.-^fan (:) 1. m. The swan.
f^sr.S^l fnt:) 3. m. The sun.
f^f.Î (W:) 1. m. A name of certain signs in the zodiac.
fef,iT.rrt (ftt) 2. m. The sun.
ftw.^fa (SJr) 5. m. The eastern
mountain where the sun rises.
ftfilT (HO I, m. A portion of the
day ; a watch ; an hour.
fsTilfiT (ft:) 2. m. Dawn.

f^tPn (m-) 1. in. Evening.
(as;) 1, m . Darkness.
ftsrre'W {HI:) I. m. Morning.
PwiWS (fl) 1. n. Evening.
ftfaaKF (5T) 1./. A day's wages.
f?*fOs,T) f^^mffT 10. a. To command, to order, to direct.
fi?r (%,3T) ftwrfiT, * f^nrqfjf,^
I. 10. c. To order, command.
fiC*H (It) ftwflfir 10. 0. Tn command, to direct ; to collect,
ftwll (1.) ]. m. The name of a
king and ancestor of fldma.
fîTr.tisttiJz) 5. m. Jrfew.
ft"al< I- . A mushroom.
ft*lW)<Nfil 4. 0. To play ; to
desire : to traffic ; to shine ; to
praise; to please-tTjr^fif l.o.
To plcase.be pleased.(aj)^3nit>
10. a. To suffer; lament ; ask.
ft.* l^r;) 4./. Heaven, sky, air.
i^Crjli. Idem ; a day ; a wood,
ft^sr (*TI) 5. m. A day.
ftw (>**) 1. nt. n. Idem.
fXg.*t (>::) 1. m. The sun.
ft^g<8 (*B) 1 . it. Dawn.
fXWTrao (H;) 1 . m. Evening.
ftW.WTOT* (if) 1.8. Idem.
ftj.Wft (fir:) 2 m. /rnfro.
fX^fast (ti) 3. /. da. Heaven
and earth, sky nnd land,
ftrr ind. By day.
fXT*^)l.n'.The sun ; n crow;
; a ann- flower.
fXTr.vtffl(fni) 2. m .Ama n of low
caste ; a barber ; an owl.
ftxr.wri n:-5lT-i) a. Done by day.
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ftpqWTPP) 1. m. A crow.
fiprnm (WMft-'ft Daily.
f^T-fi| () 1. Day and night.
f^TW (W) 1- m- An owl.

fsfl.tfta (ft:)l. di. Idem i a thief;
a white lotus, a. Afraid of day.
fûitfff (fiT:] 2. m. Idem.
f^Tt.sftl 2. m. The sun.
firjt.Wfl (>S) 1- n- Mid-day.
l\*r.TJT (*) 1 . b. Day and night.
fir5I.^Tff(ft:) 2./. Idem.
f^.3H(s:-Sl-Jr)o.Sleepingbyday.
fcft (fai) 2. m. The blue jay.
fif,fa.Bi (ap-aii-af) o. Celestial.
ftPT.T^{^)S. m. A deity.
f^f.S OJ-SK*) a. Celestial.
f^fl (^T) 3./. A sort of insect.
firTiqre(Bji:)5.m. A deity ; chdtaka.
f^T^reW:) 1 ' 1 "- Dividilsa, a king
of Benares, and founder of a medical school.
f^Sl^l^-^r-a) a.Born or produced in heaven./. Cardamoms.
fÎ**J OHO & m - A deity ; chdtaka; a deer ; a bee ; an elephant.
fâj(ar:-air-) a. Divine, beautiful,
m. Barley ; bdellium ; a divine
property, f. Emblic myrobalan.
n. Cloves ; a Bart of sandal ; an
ordeal ; an oath.
undergoes an ordeal.
firar.JW (-w:) 1. m. Sulphur, (air)
/ Cardamoms, a. (sj) Cloves.
ftrai.jrrirT (TO 1. A singer of
heaven, a Gandharba.
f^.^reOj-î-^) a. Beautiful-
eyed ; blind. 1. m A sort of perfume ; a monkey, n. Faculty of

seeing things in visible.
iXSJ.^l^ Pp-^T-^ ) a. Fit for an

offering or oblation,
flS^fifi* Ofif-ftBJft-ftJ) a. Virtuous, good ; agreeable.
r\*I.TOTrr (V) 1. it. A mixture
composed of gh(, curds, milt,
butter and sugar.
ft?*.** () I. n. A fabulous gem.
f^lXV 0) 1. m. The car or vehicle of any deity.
ft*I-W (^0 1 m. Quicksilver.
f^Bl. W (W ) 1 . m. A kind of sunflower, a. Divinely clothed.
f^wrrV'ST 0^1) \.f- The heroine
of a poem ; a demi-goddess.
f>[&rq m. A form of Shiva.
fîrr^T pF) I. n. Rain; dew.
f^T^HE* (W!-*W) o. Divine,
celestial, of heavenly birth.
t\w (wjiA) ftirPr,^ e. c. To
shew, to order, to command, to
give. With ^rq to disguise ;
with ^1 to order, shew, summoos; with TFI to proclaim,
shew ; with i3t| to advise ; with
fire to shew, speak aloud ; with
H to appoint ; with to exhibit, to inform ; with kFs and !
to send back ; with ft and ^q
to plead in excuse ; with fir
and fa^to declare; with ^ and
to allow; with ^ and 'SH to
point at with the linger,
ftt ) 5-/- Region, space.
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fip0*W-*i) o. Situate.
(e:-[-S)p. Shewn; described ; advised, I. m.Time ; kind of
Curcuma, a. Fate, destiny.
f&tm (-lb) 1. m- Death.
fcfS (fai) 2. /. Pleasure, happiness ; Bart of measure.

f^RJI inlerj. Exclamation of joy.
fjjnj (bo:-'TO:-"B) a. Giving.
(wVô"^ 2. d. To increase, accumulate ; to bio ear.
^ (U.S.Î) iffa* 4. d. To waste.
3./. Wasting.
^.(W) ^Nfir I. a. To be shaved ; to sacrifice ; to initiate,
^tvfrirfir. (fe:) 2.f. A particular
or preliminary sacrifice.
^VJ 1./. A sacrificing ; ceremony, worship ; Durga.
Îgjfl (wi;) 1. m. A supplementary
sacrifice to atone for any defects
that may have occurred in the
principal one.
^tf%s{*Ii-Tn-M)j>-Initiated ; done.
1. m. Assemblage of priests for
any sacrifice; pupil of an ascetic.
sflfawCffl) 4. m. A spiritual father.
^ (^-^r- 1 ^) a. Destroying.
îW^ffJ-PO 2. m. n. Boiled rice.
m. Vrihaakpati. a. Risen,
^tfufjr (fa:) 2./. A ray of light.
^151 i^*tn 2. d. To shine ;
to play, or spurt.
S(t*I [) Poor ; afraid. /.
A mouse or shrew.
<t>I.W (^-^r-sf) a. Dejected.
^t*.tf (*:-*-) a. Downcast.
<\?nni (W-*rM) a. Friendless.
iK: } 1 . m. A gold ornament ;

a seal, a weight ; a dinar.
^H(J,t.W) ^td* d. To shiue,
to blaze, to be luminous.
<W(10 1. n. A lamp.
^tW(W:-*[-W) a. Making light or
beautiful; stimulant. 1. in. An
aromatic seed ; saffron ; a lamp.
/.(PrWF)A Rdgin(; title of books ;
moon-light, n. Rhetorical figure,
dilating on an idea, illustration.
Xll.farj (S") I- n. Lampblack,

^.fift (ift) 3./.Wick of a lamp.
<ta.*Kr(*ns./.jtft.
^'lq.E^3l(si:-sf)l. m. n. Lampblack.
^Tl((t:-"n-r) o.Infiamiug ; tonic.
I. n. A lighting; stimulating;
the root Tagdra. m, A potherb,
m. /. n. An aromatic seed.
Îq^htf^:) 1 ,m.An aromatic seed ;
a stimulant, a. To be lighted.
^tij.uj^|(if;) 1. m.A lamp-stand.
^}T(.irnj (tq;) 1. m. The champaca.
^t*.flll (WT) \.f. Row of lamps.
^R>IW(V) 1 . m. A lamp-stand,
^"t.fuwi Cat) 1./ Lampblack.
^W.Wff^T (WT) 1. /. A row or
string of lamps ; illumination,
^VrT fawTlTn)!./. An illumination,
^tttnfr 3./. The day of new
moon in the month Kdrlik ; festival called Dewdit in honour of
the god of war.; a row of lamps.
Xtfafl (*r>1-<T)p. Illuminated.
^Wa(Hl-Sl-W) D- An illuminator.
ÎS (Hl-ai H) o. Luminous ; burnt,
m. A lion ; a lime./. A plant, n.
Gold ; asafostida.
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<ta.ftWT (WT) l./.A&X.
^m.PnrwC*:) 1. m. abm
fOtV.K* 1. m. An earth-worm,
^tnirr^f (10 1. . A cat.
^ta-^T^('-) 1. m. Beil-meiai.
^VfTT^ (*)l.Bt. A cat ; a peacock,
^tsrfg (fir-) 2. m. Agastya. a. Of
good digestion ; kindled.
-<>>rTT (TO 1. . A peacock.
ft (RlO 2- /light; beauty, lac.
<tfa.mr (m-*m1-ww to.Shiniog(nj:) 1. m. A plant (Celosia
cristata) ; an aromatic seed. a.
That should be kindled, inflamed
or stimulated.
^rq.m*l (sr-'*T-si)f . Illuminated.
<lu (ip-SI-tf) Lit.
^hlHI.'*M'>tMf) B.Wcll armed.
<tf a .Long. m. SdJ tree.
^lfi.VH(V:)lja. A crane.
^B.itraiT (t:) 1. m. Idem.
^TH-TP?! (0 1. n. A long time.
^ft^Ha (8) 1 . n. A spar or beam.
^S.tW (<$:) Ijh, A tree (Alangium heiapetalum),
^tg.SfVadt (wt) 1. m. Jdmt.
<r3.*W(r>wt-W) o. Long haired ;
having fine hair. m. A bear.
^.itfiraT (m) \.f. A cockle.
<t^.*Tft*l <>r) I./. Idem.
^tg.JlffT (f>T:) 2.,m. A camel.
itf.V\-<t (v) Urn. Idem.
<h}.vrfv* (V) 1- m /(ton.
<ts.5iif^(Si-) 1. m. A kind offish.
^la.wy (f-) L m- A crane ; a camel, a. Long-thighed.
^HS.faTB 1. m. A snake,
^lo.sifa (W=) 1. m. Long life.
^t4.Wtfa*T (qVfaift-tV) Long
lived, existing a long time.

^H.TTJt (w>fl:-) a. Tall.
<r|.-n^ (*:) 2. m. The palm tree.
^H.ftlfim (n) \.f. A encumber.
t(ts.7pBJt(ir)l/.The musk shrew.
^tH.^Wfa:) 1 - m. Castor oil tree,
^.^firq (iff) 5. m. A vulture ; a
wise rnan.a. Far-seeing, provident.
^.EfttftO 2. m. A wise or provident man. a. Provident,
<TH.5 (5:) 2. m. The palm tree.
^H.ir^(^:) 1. m. A conch, shell.
<rg.f*n5r (51) 1./. Death,
^n.firra adv. With a deep sigh.
^rt.frw . A deep sigh.
^H-TO(^:)l.m-Fork-tailed ahrike.
^t&.im m . Garlic. /.^r Sort
of Eugenia, a. Long-leaved.
^ta-TTOlT;) 1 -- A thorny plant ;
kind of Bassia ; garlic. f_ed.
^ttti?i(<f -ifi-VrMi) a. Long-leav .
^B.m (T:-^r-*W) a. Having
long ahoots. m. The San plant.
^H.'r^ l t {T:J 1. m.The cocoannt
tree; or the belel-nut tree,
^rf.^r^ (%iH) 5- A heron.
ÎS-TO (5:) L. m. A snake.
^tl.'Bir (') 1. n. A plant (Cassia
fistula).
^t4wTHt (7i:) 1. m. An elephant.
Z^.gw (w-'aW) 0. Long-faced.
^H^WI (-WT-*) a. Having a
long root. m. A Dilua tree./. A
creeper (Echites frutescens). u.
A sensitive nlant. . .
Drrtizod b. Gi
M ( 367 ) p
^facftOA) 3./. A plant (Hedy(tfair(lT:) 1- m-Ahog.

Ât^(î) 1. m. Idem.
<t5.Tsr (f:) I. m. A [make,

^fH.tl^ (*() 1. n. A long period.
t^xr* (*J-*M) a. Yelling.
^t&^TfjR (fft-ftret-tliJn.Long ill.
^ftiTlBSf (hi) 5. m. A bear.
^t4?lf^T*)IJl. Fragrant grass.
-î-aJt(n : -nr-lf) a. Of an ancient
family ; having a long bambu.
m. A reed, a. large bambu.
^t&.ajir iW) An elephant.
^H.-afwwt (WT)1/. An alligator.
^*f.sr4 (^:) 1. m. A long vowel.
^ti.^j^ (jjji) 5. m. A long road.
4)1.1*1 (0 A plant (Bignonia Indica).
sftH.sNwK*!) 1./. A plant (Mimosa octandra).
$S$.vm(W.) l.m. The Sat tree.
^tq.HW(W:-W-W)a.Long-thighed. Also
^t&q flfjl. n. A sort of religious
ceremony ; place of pilgrimage.
^Ta.âja(s')l. n. Long continued practice of daily rites.
<T"H.gTT (H:) l.m. A dog,
<H 5^ C^t-T-*') a. Dilatory, in.
A long thread or fastening.
^-SHW (HI) I./ Dilatoriness.
^.fasr (^T-fwt-fT) a. Idem.
^ti.*tt.{K:) 1. m. A long vowel ; a
long note, a semibreve.
<1bts*.ji (H:-JII-)i) a. A letter-carrier, an express, hi. A camel.
âp*H(6a) 5. n. A long journey.
^ThTho. (^-*H-*i) c Long ill.

^tanrv m. A spear ; a hog.
<THT3(*I:) 2. m.The sage M&rkandeya ; the ailk-cotton tree ; a
erott.n. Long life. a. Long-lived.
^Tanrei (Sfc-SH-Jiil a. Long-lived.
<ffHI (asi)l./ A large pond,
^tw (rft-'nr-w') a. Torn ; afraid.
?tfa (f>0 2. m. The blue jay.
<l.atmsf (flp-HT-^J p. Playing;
throwing ; shooting.
5 ^rfn 1. a. To go. (H.*l,^|
^Hlfit 5. a. To pain; to burn.
^:^)^fil lO.o.Togive pain.
5:1 (^) 1. n. Pnin, distress.
^"Mt; (K--X\-t) a. Distressing.
^.fiTTl-H-"-*!--^ a. Hard to cut,
tough ; pained, distressed.
^.^1 (^:-ÎI-li) a. Idem.
^S.fltfirH. (tft-firal-fiT) a. Living
ÎW.VS Cm:-HI-iW) a. Consumed
with pain, or trouble.
(W) l./.Acow very
difficult to be milked.
"5:^.111^ (7)î-iiJ a. Full of pain.
^'st.AS'fl (W;-I-^) a. Having
much pain or trouble.
îa.HlfJlUjiit-fiiiil-fn) a. Inheriting pain, suffering pain.
^:^.<JUI (it:) l.m. Occurrence or
incident of pain, trouble, ike.
13*1 (iq-.-W'VS) a. Obtained
or effected with trouble.
^:B HTfTT (Ifc-flT-Tt) a. Reared
with trouble and difficulty.
îfl.HÎJI (3T: ) 1. m. Accession of
pain, increase of trouble.
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^:W.tffarfW (ftf>fiT:-ft) a. Poor,

miserable, wretched.
m - Sea of trouble ;
the world ; deep distress, [pain.
^W-TW (*T-*I-* n. Removing
^:WratTr(7r:-?IMrl a. Freed from
pain, having passed through it.
g:wrP*H (:-Ht-W) a. Afflicted,
pained, distressed.
î^TH (Tl:-TU-Tf') a. Pained.
^:ft(*f (JT:-TT!-i) a. Distressed.
^fts* (<FMw*Vf) a. Unhappy.
^WT^fT (Ti-W-lf) i. Suffering.
^-nrn (Ti-TI-^) a. Hard to get.
ÎHTO] (Dj:-nn-ni) a. Idem.
Wl^tf*! :-itt -ii ) a . Un governable .
^:.nl (w:-Wl-w) a. Ill-behaved.
^.^TPTntfu. Improperly ; unfitly.
^:.flftr (fitO 1 . m. A wicked son.
^:.^WI*T (*>H>5i) a. Incoherent.
(Wi-WI-H) o. Improper, unfit, unseasonable.
^.^Y (Ti-fT-^) a. Intolerable.
(^l-7r-^) u. Intolerably
swift, unbearably rapid.
^.-.nift^CSt) 5.m. A porter.
(HH-HTf-W) o. Difficult to
be accomplished, or obtained.
(Î:-*5T-î) o. Poor; ignorant; unhappy, n. Pain, trouble.
î.fwfwifir:) 2./. Unsteadiness;
un happiness, bad fortune,
^:.W$<&)l-m. A plant (Hedysarum alhagi)/(ur) Prickly night-
shade, o. Hard to be touched.

^;.W^(z:)l.jn. A sort of weapon.
^rg(*!i)l.B.\Vovc silk ; fine cloth.
ni 1. it. Idem.
îS(^) |. a. mk./ (*Jt) Medicinal plant, a. Milked ; foil.

^lEPJ'S'W !/ A cake made
of rice, milk and ghi.
%WHT T (Hi) 1. /.Nature of milk.
^TO.?irl^(W)I.n. Milk and man.
goes ; Mango phtil ; syllabub.
^J^.Tj[-îr () 1. n. A milk.pan.
^nj.g^t (<^t) 3./. A plant.
^TO.4r(sr) I .n The froth or B kim of
milk./, (*it) A medicinal shrub.
JUN ("GO 1- A sort of stone.
^TOTfar (fa*) 2. m. Sea of milk.
jmrfaj.fjiniT (*TI) !./. Lakshmt.
<f>H*l(îI) 1 /-A sort of Aaclepias.
^fwi (urt-fnpff-fnj) a. Milky.
^fcrf'[*r('*T)l/. A plant (Acheranthes asp era).
^FW(:) 1 .n. A kind of perfume.
"5(V (f:J 2./. A small tortoise,
^fra* (V:-qrMC) a. Fraudulent,
^^vi (;) 1 . m. A kind of snake.
(Vt) 5 -f- Aniiety.
^ (W-*) Giving pain.
ÔJ ".Wishing to play.
^ (:) I. m. A green onion.
ÎTT (^-TOl-^lT) o. Trying to
shake or make tremble.
(R:) 1 . m. A sort of drum.
2 ' v-VafiMoti, the father
of Krishna; a kind of drum,
(fwi 2. m. A sort of large
kettle-drum ; Varuaa ; a demon ;
a pair./, (ft:- lit) A dice haviug
twice three spots on it, or a pair
with three spots on each.
(*:) 1. . A sort of red

worm ; smoke of a house ; a eat
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yqir <*ifT-w) p. Afflicting.

adv.- A depreciative particle,
bad, ill, difficult, away.
(W) 1. it. A false dice.
n (u;-H[-i) o. Insuperable.
Ti^BW (*1:-Vl-V) a. Impassable.
5*1** ClJ 1. n. Misfortune,
epqfwa (Jlr-JII-ii) a. Hard to be
traversed, read or gained.
^fUJOT (fl:-W-*T) a. Idem.
^HIÎ a. Hard to be
gained ; difficult tu be read.
^T&3 (W) 1. m. A bad road,
qâ CB:-^- 3 ^) a. Ending badly.
ST^W tT. {^:-^r<) a. Hard to be
offended, or displeased,
^fimr (T:-qT-q) a. Hard to be
taken, m. A tree./. Cowacb.
^^TPI (Ti.'nvtJ a. Hard to gain.
(:) 1. m- A barbarian.
^TtWTH (fli-HT-W) Insuperable.
^'^TC a. Wicked, base
in conduct, m. Wickedness,
"^rrl (qn-'WI-'Sr) a. Poor, not rich.
T^rW.^T (r.:-U-<)a.Makrag poor,
^rmr.qit (f m-Ti ja.O! the poor.
JVHI (Wt-WHH) a. Vile, base.
^TH$ (i-q[-i*) o. Haughty, intractable, m. White mustard,
^rifq (fa-fti ft) o. Painful
5^1^ (*;-^r.*i) a. Hard to obtain.
(V-V-qfJ Of difficult
ascent, m. The palm tree ; the
date./. The silk-cotton tree.
JCt^M a. Unfit to be
handled./. A prickly plant (He-
dysarum alhagi).
*t'0 l.m.Abusive language.
^;iT (qr:-^T-W) 0. DEEiling.

. Great brightness, splendour.
(q;-qt-7j)a.Hard to shelter.
(*:-JT-iJ) a. Hard to he expelled or overcome.
^ (qj-^MO Difficult of
attainment, intolerable.
^ftW (<T) 1-n. Sin. a. Sinful.
$fns a. Very bad. 11.
Great crime, or wickedness.
"^to"! (WI) 1./. Curse; evil eye.
^VTCl^-Tl-tKImpassable, hard
to be crossed ; unanswerable.
^Rl^T (Ti-'Jl-t) a- Hard to he
articulated or pronounced.
(V-ir-qf)a. Unbearable.
ÎWJ (w-ffl-B) a. Hard to approach ; bard to cure.
^TqiT (T:-*:r-T)a.Hard to cure.
^refqsr, (^-RNl-ft) a. Approaching with fear.
^T<Tirr (jfL-Hl-li) a. Unapproachable, unattainable.
(V) 1. A gamester; a
stake, n. Gaming, gambling,
n. A fort ; a pass./. Durgd ; indigo plant ; the Sydmd
bird. 0. Difficult of access.
Ûîft^")!. m. n. Enterprise.
î.^Wfti) 1. n. The birch tree.
^.lTfr(?t:-fiT-Tf)n.Poor, distressed.
q;.ifn (fiii) 2./ Hell ; poverty.
^(JT.ittftl^ (ift) 3./. Durgd.
^.fallf^jtf-fatfl-fa) a. Stay-
ing in a fort or stronghold,

^.jf-W (aj;.-a-ai) a. Ill-scented.
i. Any ill smelling substance ;
mango tree, n, SocAdl salt.
3if*m(tft-f*MtO a. Idem.
(X) Fortified city.
5^.5* (*) 3-/. A plant.
JiJ )(:- HI -4) a. Difficulty to pass.
A defile.
^t-Wyf (li) 1- "i- A camel. 0.
Passing straits ur difficulties.
^.SJ^f(ijl. . Defect in a fort.
1 .m, Passage through a
defile, a bridge for crossing one.
Jjf .^nr^(^ W) h.f. Best or most
essenlial part of a fort.
JiTTfa^rftTi (Tt) 5,m.Commander
of a fort or fortress.
^rpro 1. m. Idem.
fli.*r*wt (ift) 3. /. A night in
Kdrtik, sacred to Durgd.
^tfn^TW (w:) l.m. Besieging.
fl]^<jW (V)I.n. Taking refuge
in a fort or fortress.
^-ST' (fi-in-'i) a. Roaring, m. A
bear; a loud disagreeable cry.
^.*(H:-WT-*r)B.Vile.n. A village,
(at) l.n. Villany.
J.aahF ('q.'-tiT-ii) a. Invincible.
^.WT.I^-tj-t') a. Hard to digest.
^J.silfT (ft) I. n. Misfortune ; disparity. 0. Iil-born, improper.
^.a&ftr (fl[<-fil!-f) o. Low. vile.
j.iNr 0. Hard to be
known or understood.
^.Û WO l - ** Impropriety.
^.<fn(3=-m lf>.Illmnniiged;impolitic, n. Impolicy, misconduct.
1f.*fflT(ftt) 2./. Impolicy.
^.^H (:-Jt-*f) o. Hard to tame.
(V-VO a/Tearing, distressing, w. A kind of drug,
(.lM>.Hard to look at.

^.^Hh 0. Untamable.
n. Strife, tumult ; a calf.
^.f^l (*) 1. n. A dark or cloudy
day, rainy day, cloudy weather,
-^.-^tz I. m. An atheist.
^.ie (H; -KT-1T) 0. Ill seen or examined ; seen with an evil eye.
(tf ) 1 . m- Misfortune.
5.5^2(3:) l.m. An independent
student, who judges for himself.
^.f5fWT(wr) 1./ A creeping plant.
^.iprfjr) 1. m. A green onion,
^.i$l:-3[-V)n.Haughty ; distant.
^.wr, (t:) l.m. A division of hell ;
a drug, a demon, a. Hard to he
got or borne ; irresistible.
^.^wqt (') 1. n. Hemorrhoids.
5.-Tni(WI-wl]5.itt.3./. A cockle,
n- Piles, hemorrhoids.
^.f*TTO (T;-TT-T) a. Hard to restrain, ungovernable.
^.ffl^K 0*1-*) 0. Idem.
%S^^tBR C^T-îr-î) a. Hard to
be looked at, as the sun, &c.
^(i) ^4 fff l.o. To hurt.
5.4w (?l:-wr-?f) a. Feeble, weak,
thin, m. A circumcised man.

5.3ft (f*t-ff a. Foolish.
5.^ 'gr-'5)a.H ard to ue eaten.
^.n (JI:-J1I-JI) a. Miserable./. A
wife not loved by her husband.
J.WlTH (H) l.n. Misery.
(;-HT-*i) a. Hard to be understood or known.
^.fo (K:-*3-T) Burdensome.
5Hira(TO:-rar-nJ) a. Unfortunate.
^.fH^Crf) l.n. Famine.
*6*
^.W<J a. Hard to be
broken ; separated.
^."fifr (fift-fai-fir) a- Foolish.
^.îre (stri-sn;-*Ti) o- Sad, distressed, thinking sorrowfully.
J.^fc (TTT-<) a- Dying hard./
Bent grass.
sj.wrfwî (*T) L/. A farce.
^.flfl(W'W-^) a. Scurrilous; hideous, m. A monkey ; a serpent
chief ; a horse ; a demon.
(IS) I. A thing of worth.
a- Of little or
contemptible understanding.
^.EONPI 0* ; ) l.nt. The elder of
the Kvtv princes.
5.^rfT(ftt:-fT!-fir)a.0f low origin.
^.^w (:-HI-h! a. Difficult of at.
tainment, dear. m. A plant (Ho
dysarum). /Prickly nightshade.

t^Î-H) o- Speaking ill,
or with difficulty, n. Abuse^fcr^lÔ 5.n. Abuse.
5.4^ a. Silver; a perfume,
a. Of a bad claBs.
1 . n. Idtm.
^ r a. H ard 1 0 be bo rne .
^.4l^rRAn ill speaker, morally or physically./. (^1) Abuse.
'5.*bÎ('^)l.n.Bad word ; censure.
g-.jr^(^:^T-^') o. One who speaks
incorrectly or abusively.
^.Ît (^-TT->;) a. Irresistible.
^.ajwi (Wi) 5. m. Son of AM.
a. Badly dressed.
^.f>Sl Poor ; wicked.
^.f$^?* (w) 1- m. A restive
)
.fi$Wtai Iw.-m-v) a. Inconceivable, incomprehensible.
^.fiforj () I. m. A bad mode
or form of marriage.
^.f**TO Intolerable.
^-Bfl a. Leading a low
or infamous life.
f ifvl (ftt::)2./. Disreputable way
of living ; juggling, fraud.
(if:-*fl-r) Hard to kilL
C%-^,) 5 - An enemy, a.
Inimical, ill-disposed.
^.^^q a. Evil-minded.
^ST (n) ^rnnfa 10. a. To raise;
^f"fi (ffcs) 2. m. A Muni or sage.
/. A small female tortoise.
-5.^; (*s-*t->i) a. Going with difficulty ; acting ill ; unattainable,

m. A bivalve shell.
^.*fw (m-Wr-H) a. Behaving
badly, n. Misbehaviour.
-^.flâ (m) 5. m. A circumcised
man ; one without a prepuce.
^.^flrw (W-m-rt) a. Doing ill.
m. Misconduct; evil pursuit.
(=!:) l.m, /ndro.
S-*K iVV<) Tattered.
^.nm*l(r01- * A Kara prince.
^ cro*> **f 4 - T
do or act wrong ; or be impure.
With S and ^1 to become manifest or apparent.
(ti-TT-O a. Hard to be
done. n. ./Ether; sky; tree of
abundance ; doing evil.
(*) 5. n. Bad act ; sin.
^.TOI Bad family.
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^.sajJflHjl.n.Sin. a. Done wrong.
5.55!I.*l(*r-*-^) a.Wicked.
^.WfiTT-TfT^ {a:-Wr-tf) Free
from faults, pure.
5-^ftni.(^-fii^-fir) a. Wicked.
^fsfifl (:-FI-B) a. Hard to approach ; going ill ; ill-arranged.
J.^hTlili-WI-* a.Dearly bought.
^W(wi) 1. n. Pain in general.
o. Low, vile ; spoiled.
/. A harlot, n. A costus.
^.<9lftsi.(tr-ft*t-ft) a. Wicked.
^.M?IiT (?n:-Br:-5T:) a. Malevolent, ill disposed, stupid.
^ff.Jir(m) Wickedness.
^8. wr$( ^ - )a- 1 nnately wicked .
^TS.wr^TTT (?n) 1 . /. Innate depravity, nicked disposition.
^B.iffa (fo-fti-fir) a. Depraved.
TgK.Wt (H) I. . A lazy ox.
^K.TIV (Hi) 1. m. A boil ; a sinus.
jejfWff (H:-HT-*i) a. Defiled.
55 HI ; improper.
^.r*(^:) I, M, A perfume.
(*) 1. m. A plant (Hedyaarum). a. Not to be touched.
a. Hard or unpalatable to be drunk.
S.HVst* (fif:-W-fir) a. Of a bud
nature or disposition.
3./. The egg-plant.
^.iSKwrtl)' /-A plant; date tree.
^.urifa(ll;-*rf-*i) a. Immeasurable.
Tf.'BIW^nt'W-in-^) a. Unattainable.
^.SfPTCJJ-ijr-Ti) a. Hard to obtain.
(ft.) I. m. A king, of the

lunar line, husband of Shakuntnta.
(m:) 1. m. /</. [ed.
^TC(T:-tM:|a.Hard to be cross5.5Erai(aii-sii-sr)a.IInrd to be left.
(10 1 . m. A dog ; a cock.
^ tmjk) ^rfro 2. c. To milk.
iTK ) ^TTfw 1 . a. To hurt or kill.
^ i (UW) I. tn. A milker.
^f%3T.lfirif5T:)2.m. A son-in-law.
^f^K 1./. A daughter.
Ijn (Ui"V-lfi o- Milkable.
I ^ ^7tH4. a. To suffer ; or
to inflict pain.
T 3 -/- Pain ' distress.
^ M) a. Unfortunate.
^.7TH (H:-Jft-W) 0. Pained.
^ (Ui.^TT-^) a. Vile. bad.
w (Hi-W-'T) <* Destroyed or
annihilated with difficulty.
^TtCflO 1 . m. A messenger, envoy.
/. ^filt-Tit) A confidante.o.Sent.
ftft) 3 -/- A P lant '
^fa (fir:) 2./. A messenger.
ffifflj (ajrr)l./. A female messenger, a confidante : a procuress.
^jjj (ifl) 1.8. An embassy.
(V-V-* Afflicting.
X* ( s >:- l rr-5f) Suffering pain
or fatigue ; going ; shaken.
^ststb (TI*t-^*rt-^TI) o. Agitating; distressed; gone.
^ (Si-HT-Ti) a. Strong.
0. Distant, remote.
^T.Jl (H:-JII-jf) a. Going far; off,
^T.irrfiH, (wt-SrfVfH) a. Idem,
m. An arrow.
^5*TâaV. Far off.
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^t/WT (m) !./. Distance.
V.^lpf (iQl. n. Foresight, longsightedness, m. A vulture.

*.^f*W (f) 5. m. A pandit ; a
seer ; a vulture, a Long-sighted.
^jr.TH(-CTt> fi. m.Idem.
^t.lft (fir:) 2./ Foresight.
**.*lfin[ (fl.fiRT-fil) a. Far going, falling fur.
a. Distant.
^T.fini(Tri-Tn-fl)a. Deeply pierced,
deadly wounded.
^r. i ftr^(^T - ft^t-ft ) o. Go i ng/or .
^T-^? (qp-WJ-W) a. Undressed.
=J^.Trfat a.Far from
home, in a foreign land.
^.ftfi* (m-V-fl) ((.Entirely unconnected by ties of nature.
^.trApr C'R-finft-fil) Missile.
^X9W (W-WT-tf) o. Remote.
^.dwnr (sf) 1. n. Being distant.
^*.*H {W=-OT-f) a. Far off.
^T.SIT (V:-1l-^) a. Jumping far.
CTTfwr (W:-fIT-?J) a. Far off.
'S^t.WW (if) 1. n. A removing.
(<f:-fil-Ti) a. Removed.
t<t.Wfi (irt-WT-*) a. Far off.
Iw-sur-W) a. Distant.
iSftW! : -Tt-') a.Squint-eye.
^$r(*ir) 1./. Bent grass, dub.
Î.*TW (M) 1. . A thicket of
du'fi grass (Panicum dactylon).
(ff) 1. 1- Fteces, ordure.
^re 1. m. A how.
N) 1. n, A tent.
^(^l^wfiT 4.a. To be or become
bad, to make bad.

T^* (Wl-*l-#) o. Ill, infamous.
1. m. A floAsAiua, brother of Bdvana. n. Fault j spoiling ; violating,

^Tfr (ft) 2. M. Rdma.
i^qrm (-lT-*) j). Defiling.
ft (ft:-fl) 2. 3./. The rheum of
the eyes. [brush.
^fwrtWT) \.f. Idem ; a painting
^fra [fJl-HI-W) a. Calumniated,
contaminated ; denrtwered.
^far (51) 1. / The secretion or
rheum of the eyes.
^fcPrt(*f Jl .n. Poison that may be
overcome by drugs or charms.
(t-5H-) o. Reprehensible./.
Elephant's girth. n.Cloth: a tent.
C (w) ftrfi 6. d. To reverence,
used wither prefixed. (*r)*rfff
5. a. To hurt, (fa) ^f>,
^'t*lfir 1. 10. a. To fear.
^TXH (w-m-fi) a. Increased.
^T(W) 1. n. A hole.
*T* (*r:) l.m, A demigod.
nri 1, M, A snake.
(:) 1. m. A demigod.
TO.firer(^r)l/ Beauty, splendor.
T%^V (fit:) 2. m. A snake.
1. m. The sun.
IJI.iri* (w:) I. m. Visible horizon.
Yf^Y(w;)l- m. A serpent or other
such venomous reptile.
TEWH (W) l.n. Visible horizon.
T** (*:) 1. m. A hole made for
cooking, afire-place.
S*(3.'-^r-3) o. Hard, firm ; able;
strong, bulky ; much. n. Iron.
77.734itV:) ! .w.A plant, a dhalia.
T3.T"0 (t*:) I. m. A bambu.
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TO.lfti[, WMWt-ft) a. Persevering, determined.

CT-Hlflw (*:-*!-*) a. Firm-bodied./. (WT) Granulated sugar.
W.*f* (fl*) 2. m. A barabn.
T3.HT (WE) 1./. Firmness.
W.^WW (*> 1. m. A shark.
W.Wr.(^T)5.m. A good archer.
T3.V*l(*:)a, Strong, able to bear.
*.r<H (*l-1T-^) fl.Very certain.
W.<S?I (W) 1. The cocoanut.
T.W* (*:-*!-<) a.Bound tightly.
CT.vPtfl <ift) 3./ A creeper.
CT.wfiH (fw:-fi|i-fl|t) a. Devoted.
W.gffc (ft:) 2. m.A sword ; a weapon with a handle, a. Miserly.
TZ-W (:) 1. . The cocoanut.
TS-VWl. ("0 5 - '" A wild ho s :
bristles, a. Having coarse hair.
TO.Tm(*:-5T[--fi)a Faithful to vows.
(fa*-fac-fa|) a. Strong or
close knit: compact.
CT.wfTOT(Wl) 1./. A plant from
which bow-strings are made.
TW.tr**: (*l*WJ-<) a. Constant
and firm in friendship.
W.WI (1:) 1. m- Mimusops.
rarr(T:-TT-t-T)o. Firm-bodied,
strong, m. A diamond.
TOTfri (rn:)2./.The end of a how ;
great or strong pain.
miraK*)2./. Faithful woman.
TSTVH 0*) 1. m- A hero.
(Tt i - JTT-fl ) a .Resp ected ./. Cumin.
Tfff (tVfi) 2. m. A pair of bellows ;
a fish ; a skin ; a leather bag.

Tfv.VTC* (* ; ) 1. A plant.
Tft.ffK (ftO 2. m.A dog.
TfW.WTC m. A water-carrier.
TO 3./. A snake ; a wheel.
m. Thunderbolt ; the sun.
(W.T^.W.t*!) -PHffT 4. a. To
be glad or proud. () nfif to
pain. G. a. (*) W^fa îfwfS 1.
10. a. To light.
TJT (Hs-JTMI) a. Proud.
(T-Tn-ii) a. Strong; proud.
"CTT Ttfif 1 . s. To pain or hurt.
Taj (a|: a*r-w) a. Strung ; tortured.
TW (W,T) Twfir G. a. To string ;
to give pain. (() ff^flT ^Tflfff
1. 10. a. To fear.
T*a () 6"lfir 6. a. To inflict pain.
T*!L.(R) TTfa G. a. Idem.
Tiq(H|) 3. /.A snake in general.
^H{^:) 3./. Jifcm.
K(^t,T^) Wff 1. a. To see.
With 1tT to observe; to foresee,
to anticipate ; to doubt.
WW (WW) S./The eye; the sight.
TWW; 5./. A rock, a stone ;
a stone for grinding spices.
TWffwt (wt) 3./. Name of a river
north-east of Delhi ; Durgd.
TW.T (wr) 1./. The eye.
ltl*II|'j(l t I)I*". A lotus or kind
of Nelumbium.
WWJW{W)1. n. Light; a holy teacher ; a king ; a name of an Asm,
EfH (fa:) 2. /. The eye ; Shdstra.
TJtTTHCS) 1. n. The white lotus.
XVI (m-m-V) a. Visible, m. A
given quantity or number.
mum {%') 1. n- The drama.

TSfla (a) 1. n. Vision, sight.
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*^(*^) 6 /- A rock or a stone.

e (3i-er-) a. Seen. n. Obvious
danger or calamity.
tT-1[3(ff) I. n. A riddle, enigma.
TE.Xn (St-Î-i) a. Detected.
Tff.Tare (air:) 5./. A girl arrived
at puberty. [seen.
StWVT (TW-Tlft-^W) p. Having
TBffl (^1:) 1. m. A science ; an
example, a fable or parable.
MTftB a. Foreboding.
fitlfo ) 2./. The eye, sight, madam, the pupil of the eye ; aspect of the stars.
sfe.enr(Brr ) 5 - A flower (Hibiscus mutabilis).
ifa.IT^ (:) 1- A butt or mark.
fg.f:prrw (w:) 1. m. A look.
sfe.lPf (Hi) 1. m. Look, glance.
fte.-uTr (H:-*!T-W) a. Looked after.
sfff.^w (ar.) 2. m. A fire-fly.
*ffe.ft%nOiO 1. m. A side glance.
*t%.tVr (1:) 1. m. A snake.
Tt_ ^fir 1. a. To grow, to prosper. (X) Wfff 1. o. /tfem.
lrvr((t!-TTr-"ri)o .Grown, increased.
^ (f>tj îfflT 9. u.To tear.to rend,
to divide, ^fw 1. a. To fear.
^ (V) ^*|if 1 . d. To preserve.
^^hlfHW Or:-Tr-i) fl. Shining

intensely or repeatedly.
^1 (V.-Vi-V) Fit to be given.
W Ld - To s P ort or
(TO 1. m. A deity ; a king ; a
husband's brother ; a cloud ; a
fool; play. /. A goddess.
(*!) A flower (Hibiscus), n. Organ of sense.
(T:) 1. m. Krishna's grandfather, a. Divine ; playful.

?*.W^W(s)l.s. A fragrant paste,
CTOTWan (*n) 1. f. KrisAmS
mother, daughter of Divaka,
%iwmi (') 1. n. Worship.
(V) 1. n A kind of pine.
?>T.TVct (<T) 3.y. A Rdgin(.
-k*f\(*t) 3./.Dhak!, daughter of
Dfiiaka and mother of Krishna.
t*T.îT (fr) I. m. Krishna.
tiPfffc) (;-ifM) n. Divine.
K^-fBCB) 1. n. Natural spring.
^W.-JW W) I. n. A temple.
i'.WW) l.a. Cloves.
^.PI (fl) 1 . n. A cave or hollow
among mountains ; reservoir.
TT.l<ra I. m. n. A pond
before a temple ; a grotto,
?.J[nftw (^) 1. n. A cavern.
^sj.jrpircl' (ft) 3./. A Rdgint.
^.Jimsf (W.) l.m. A Gandharba.
Xt.ftft (^t) 3. / One of the female personifications of music.
CO 2. m. Vrihaahpati.
it .12* ("til.s. Celestiul or plane-
tary sphere ; a temple.

^.f?tV(0*- (Wl) 1. m. The two
physicians of heaven.
T^>^*^ (*^0 1. ik A garland or
necklace of pearls of 100 strings.
^T.aj!7Ej(7t()l. ". A fragrant grass.
X^.anw* (V) 1- m. Idem.
^VS (s:-zr-T) a. An artist.
^ft<#) 3./. A sort of gull.
^f.-fl^f^:) 2.m.The holy fig-tree ;
a tree of paradise.
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(WI) 1./- A god; divinity.

^rayjirc (to 1 . "> a temple.
?^.JTI*(*:) 1 . m. A kind of grass ;
Rdhu ; fire ; a creeper.
^T.TTr** (WO i - m. A grass.
^TJqftl (1:1 1- Indra.
XWtiqi* ft) 1. n. Worship.
^ THniTR 1 . n. A temple.
5jMfli 1. n. Tip of the fingets, sacred to the gods.
^T.7fl(t>i)l. Divinity ; deification.
^T.^fltfl:) I. m. Younger brother
of Buddha ,- conch of Arjva ; a
vital air. a. Given by God.
^ÔTm (W:) 1. m. Buddha.
^.^fift(^)3/. A sort of creeper.
^t.i?r*(^:}2. m. A species of pine,
^5.Îst(^T) 3,/. A courtezan.
Vf.^ft (?ft) 3./. A messenger of

the gods ; a sort of plant.
^T.^t(Ti)l m. Brahma, or Shiva.
^T.jfft (*^) 3./. The procession
of a deity or idol.
(pW-5TVf-5r*J a. Approaching or adoring a deity.
^.HTHf (15) 1. n. A sort of grain.
(*!)! m. A fragrant resin.
^TST(Tr)5.m.A husband's brother,
rt) 1. n. Sport; gaming;
lustre ; motion ; grief ; a praise ;
a gardenia lotus, m. Dice./.
Service, sport.
5. m.. One of /dra's door-keepers.
^Jf.lW ffr:) 1. m. Bengal reed,
îr.sriw (*;) 1. Superhuman
being; an infernal.
^f.fiPfH (*:) 1. m. Paradise.

tT.f*tW <*0 1. m. A heretic;
atheist, rcviler of the gods,
^.f!t=5i (Kt) 1 ./- Atheism.
^.fsrfWrl (Kr-Tir-Ti) 0. Created.
^.qfrnfaOS.m. A name of Indra.
^^.TraiTisitl 3. /. Wife of a deity ;
a sweet-potatoe.
^*.*?*l(*lO 1 . m. Celestial path or
T!ie Io yd presence.
^^.1^(T>tT-T)o. Addicted to play ;
what will be, (predestined).
^^.TT!3 COO'-- *"* An animal consecrated to the deity.
^.Tpfti^f} 3. /A medicinal plant.
^T.gT (30 5./. Capital of Indra.
%W qfaKI 1./. An idol.
t^-UlTt^) 1- Astrology.
' ^T.fSW (0 1. * A tree used in
dying (Rottleria tinctoria).
^*.T^[ (HD 5 - Ndrada.
XV.v^^l.n.Ihe holy fig-tree ;
paradise ; a temple.
^.*nw(W)a.Belongingto a god.
(W:> 3. m. A deity ; paradise.
^T.Sfil (fitt) 2./. The heavenly Ganges.
^.*TJ ljl. Divinity, godhead.

Î.WS*: (r> 1 Krishna's jewel,
^r.wfw (f*t:) 2.m. A name of Shiva ; the jewel of Krishna ; a
twist of hair on a horse's neck.
^.wiHlffi) 1 ./ A name of Aditi.
^l.flTS^ l^r:-irr-^fj a. Watered by
raiu (corn, land, &c.)
^.m*ra 1. m. Tlie jewel
worn by Kris/ma on his breast.
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$T.irre(9i)l The eighth month

of pregnancy. Also ^nre^T.
^3.*T5T (w) a. Worshipping a god.
^T.*rf (fsi:) 2. m. A worshipper
of the gods ; a sage.
^T.TO (S:) 1. ni. Burnt- sacrifice.
(T) I./. The procession
of a deity, idol or image.
X7.*ltir(!j) 1 . n. The car of a god.
/. (Jit) Daughter of Shakra.
^fJ (Wr-^-i?) a. Sporting.
%VV(^:-V:-V) a. Pious; frequenting festivals, nt. A deity.
^.infjrffff:) 2. m. A superhuman
being, demon, demigod.
ft:) 1- m. A husband's brother, especially the younger.
^.t^(Wt)I> m- The car of a god.
^.Tr (*)
^T^TH (ft:) t, m. A sort of crane ;
name of a king, Parikshit.
^*.*finWt-fWt-ft) God-like.
f (ft 5 :) 2. pi. A divine age.
(:) 1. m. An attendant upon an idol; a husband's brother ; a sage.
^T35(*:) 1. m. Idem; Ndrada or

Ashtavakra.
^TOWT(irT) I./. Double jasmine.
(^:) 1 . m. Heaven or one
of the seven superior worlds.
(W) >* Fire . A 9 ni ^7.QV<f (fli) a. Rottlcria titictoria.
t^.trc (Ks) 1 . m- The supreme, n.
A divine boon or blessing.
^'*5faii(%:) 2. m, Fis/iicnAorma.
?T.e"g(q;) 1 - n '- Echites scholaris ;
a heavenly tree ; bdellium.
^T.JTfT (tT:) I. in. A worshipper ;

Bhishma.n. Religious vow.
(rl:) l.m. A god; a >acred
T*.Wm (Ml) 1./ An assembly of
the gods; divine assembly.
t*.Wfl(*J:) I. m. A player, a gambler ; attendent on u god.
(-w:--wt-W) a. Divine.
^T.^YI (Tt) l.f.A small shrub.
iT.WW odr. To or from a deity.
^T.Îij'*! t. n. Inferior deification ; apotheosis.
^r.Er(Bt)l./. Spirituous liquor.
^3.5ift (*tr) 1./. The daughter of
Tndra ; an army of celestials.
?1(jsn.nfrr (fft;) 2. m. Skanda.
() 1. it. The property applicable to religious purposes.
ifll Jtf (^s)l. An attendant on
an idol. Also ^lnlfaw.
iTjam (Wl) 5.m.Theholy fig-tree,
a. One with a god ; sacred.
^TUlr.fW (V) 1- m- A goat; an
ascetic ; a fool, an idiot.
(tS) 1 . n- The idol's food.
^qrftl (fq-) 1. m. Son of Pratipa.

^?Tts(5:-r-'|a.Sacred/. Betel.
ârnftt (sf) 1. n. A temple.
%*T*nt (^) I . n. The rain-bow.
^1T^ (^;-^|-^'.j a. Divine.
^TTW (^) Residence of the
gods ; heaven ; a temple.
(tT) 1 ./. A Rdgini.
^mW{Vt)l.Pt. Temple ; Sg-tree.
^sfTfl (V) 1. m. The horse of
Indra, king of heaven.
tfiw (*i-*T-*)a. Of a deity.
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Hl<B (W:-Wt-) a. Virtuous, pious j appertaining to a deity.
3./. A goddess.
*fl.*Il(*)l-A town ' Deuicolta.
4e(*r) 4. M.A husband's brother ;
husband of one twice married.
5#sq <t*jO 1. m- Vrihaihpati.
^Sg (Z:-8t-tf) a. Acceptable to,
or desired by the deity.
^tfWV(^) 1. n. A sacred grove.
^(U:) 1. ra. A country, a region,
n. A portion ; an institute.
i7!^r {w) I. m. A ruler; guide.
^K.^lft (tl) 3./. A Rdgini.
<H.*T.tT^ (fr^) a. Kuowlng
what is fit for time and place,
Tt.*rw.snrf*jnr (n-TT-H*) a. Regulated by time and place.

W*.8 (S:-IT-tf) a. Seen or considered as to place.
$H.V<j{^):)l.in. Usage of country.
Xf.^ (V) 1. n. Propriety.
^*,HTtIt (%) l.m. Local usage.
$RJW.(tl)l. m. Foreign country ;
longitude or its difference.
^WT^ (î-^r-î) a. Spying or
^ftnil(*:) l.m. A traveller, stranger ; a guru or teacher.
xftpr(W:-iiwfV .Directed, shown.
^f<rt dft.fniit-fjT) . Ofacountry ; shewing. /. The forefinger.
f TO (TO-) I.n. The postulate, the
statement ; the charge to he
proved, m. An eye-witness, a.
What is proper to be proved or
ordered; local.
^(j ; -Wj:-W)a. Difficult of subjection ; a giver ; washerman.

I. m. n. The body.
^".ir*(*:)l- m-The skin ; awing.
^^.V?(1:)l- m - Disease, sickness.
(T:--ar-ii) a. Detached or
separated from the body.
**.WTH (10 1. m. Death.
(^:) I, m. Quicksilver.
^.VTCT (*) 1. *. A bone.
^.ft (fwO 2- . A wing.
S^-TiW (*) 5. m. Air, wind.
^T.Wir (W) 5. m. Life, vitality.
$T.TOr (U) I./ Death ; food.
i^.m (WI) I./ Spirits.
^Y.ftr(fi:-*t) 2.3/.The threshold
of a door, or terrace before it.

^.*t.(3Hl-**fl-TWj o .Corporeal.
1 . m. Marrow.
ÎW.^rfasr (^1) 5. m. A Char*
vdka. a materialist.
(^) 1 . n. Armour ; dress.
^f?*I(*l)l/.Asort of insect,flea.
^(T> (Tt-fWl-f) a. Corporeal,
living, m. The spirit.
(H) Vjvfii 1. a. To purify.
7[ii (V) I . w. A demon, an Asur.
^31 (Hi:) l.m. A daitya or demon.
/ A perfume ; drug ; spirits.
?Hl.Jr<f 2. m. Sukra or Venus.
?BI.^ (*:) 1. m. A name of Varuua or Neptune ; air, wind.
^BJ-BCPW CW) 5. m. Sukra.
^Ti).we(<fl)l /.Mother of demons.
5f8.?5ir (5TI) I./. The earth.
tfH.^Jl pp) I. m. An age of the
demons, 12,000 divine years.
taTTft((T:) 2. m. A name of Vishnu i a deity in general.

fair%l.*r* (*() I. m. A day and
night of the demons, which is
equal to a year of mortals.
K*f(^*l-'nK D inraal. n. Poverty.
?=t.fît (H-*-^J a. Idem.
^*fe&.Tm*i ftp) 1. Destruction
of the world, after a day of
Brahm ; the last day.
a. Bought with a
Dinar, or of the value of one.
iffa* a. Diurnal./ (uD
A day's hire or wages.
(ai) 1. a. Meanness, poverty.
Belonging to a lamp.
54(4") 1. n. Length.
(v-wt-'w) a. Divine. 1. m. n,
Destiny, fate ; tips of the fin-
gers sacred to the goda ; form

of marriage. /. Medical use of
charms, nr incantations.
($) 5. n. An oblation.
^*"ft (*1) 3. /. Krishna's mother.
Â'-ISf WO m - Krishna.
!/ Afortuneteller, an astrologer.
fr.r q* W (W) l.m. A fatalist.
t^-fTW (Ht) I./. Fatalism.
?f.*t (H:) 1. m, An astrologer./.
Fortune-teller, a. Prophetic
%VTt (Wi-Tft-Ti) a. Relating to a
god or idol. m. A god ; an idol,
n. Number of gods.
VJ.^W () 1. n- The eye ; lamp.
$1 3'flJ 1 W(Wi) 1 M -Hard fortune.
?T.H CC:-^r-<) a. Fated, predestined, trusting to fate.
<*.3H{W:) l.m. Fortune-telling.

l.m. Age of the goda.
?T.%TB (;) 1. m. Interference of
deity, unforeseen event.
^T,TO (V) I. m. The servant or
worshipper of nn evil spirit.
(Ti)l.m. An astrologer.
T.*nit (*) 3./. Voice from heaven, divine announcement.
?T.mr (ffi-HT-lf) a. Providential.
$T.WJI(Jl:-*r-;n']a.Subject to fate.
^r.*fi: (ft:) 2.m. Famn ; So/urn.
/. (X\) Yamuna river.
?*TH adt>. By chance.
f5T?lfsni(^l-f>l^-f^) a. Agreeable to the gods.
^Tpm (H:-fli-tf) a. Dependant
on destiny, fatalist.
5313*: (:} 1. . Enmity between
the goda and demons.
^TJTTTII (1:) 1. m. A day of the
goda, a human year,
f Pffl a. Of or relating
to the goda, divine.
fir.-SI (ffl) 1./. A woman married by the Daiva ritual.
%^TTrir (nt-lff-lf) a. Ill-fated.

*T<*0 1. n. Fate,
^fitar (>jr:-<Y-^) a. Provincial.
1. nt. A fatalist,
ffit*?n (Tn) 1./. Fatalism,
tff* (:-*t-*) . Bodily.
t^J Idem.
VH) ^fw 4. a. To cut,
^r:.fit<: (<) 1. n.The shoulder.
ilWfl^HII (wf) 5. m. A king
having 1000 arms ; Srtanifc.
tPI (*) I. m. A bull.
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^W(Wt) 4. m. A milker ; a poet,

panegyrist ; b calf -, a cowherd,
/. (fflt) A cow.
^rswffl p- Swinging
repeatedly or violently.
?IH (V;) 1. m. A calf,
^rvwt (*i-n-*) p- Shaking
much, trembling violently.
i.K91 (V-*T)I. m.f. A string for
fastening the wires of o lute.
5t.1T(:-^-T] a. Crooked-armed.
^MTT (T-V-'*) o.Strong or powerful, m. Pain in the arm.
3T.^W(W) 1. The arm.
Î.nui (la) 1. n. The middleor
centre of the arm.
?I.WW (W:) 1. m. The arm-pit.
^n(V:)l.M. Swinging, {^:-qn.wt)
l.m/,3/. A swing, a hammock.
f. Indigo plant.
^TOTflWSf (^:-Wt ^)p. Swinging ;
douhting, vacillating.
Vlfclii(:-7n-Tr)p. Swung.
ÎWS.tjT (*) 1. n. Waving, doubtful contest, or battle,
f tftrai (*r) 1./. A awjog.
X^rtOl. > Fault, aio ; defect in
the functions of the body ; a calf.
?m (nr:) 1. m. A calf.
^nr.ÎST (?f) 1 n. Reprehending.
Î7.trrf^,(Tt-f^t.fT)D. Wicked,
malignant, censorious.
m. A pandit ; a phyBician. a. Knowing faults.
1. n. Vitiation of bile,
wind and phlegm.
^Pt.-HJT (TO 1. m. CenBure.
?TS.*nw (w) o. Faulty, wrong.
^m.7H,(^!I,-?Hl-TtH) a. Idem.
1 /The arm; Ind.by night.
^TW** {*) l. m. The moon. a.
Defective, faulty.
ÎTpm (*-arr-it) a. Nocturnal.
^Ttl.fiT^* 1. m. A lamp.
^T^TSJ (:) I. m. Idem.
^tfa^tîll.m. Sick o ess .a ."Wrong.
(^MVft-f*) a. Faulty, bad.
^TTO.TH (OT) o. Malevolent.
^1^.(^1:) 5. M. An arm ; the side
of a triangle or square.
^ (^ft-OT-W a. On the arm.
^tQKwOl m. Flay, a player ; service, a servant, a. On the arm.
(X;) 1- m. A milk-pail, milk ;
milking ; satisfaction.
%IT.5T (w) 1. n. Milk.
W) 1- 1- Wish ; longing of
a pregnant woman ; manuring,
^r^.f^C*)!. n.The fcetus ; period between the stages of life.
^TT^nft (st) 3. /. A pregnant
womnn longing for any thing.
^fK[H?n (itr) 1./. Idem.
*W(W)l.i. 3./. Milk-pail.
l.m. Wish.
Kr*W*ft (at) 3. /. A pregnant
woman longing for any thing.
tWIU)Tl(^) 1. m. Milk.
^lft^-fT>Tl-fTj a. Milking.
^TTWH (His(.-^l-il0 o. Yielding
a great abundance of milk.
<TO !^-TTt-Vjf a. That may be
or ought to be milked.
^T:.9lfn*(0t- m. Aaort of head
beadle ; a porter, a warder. silk.
(W..ift-^}a. Covered with
(*0 1. An embassy c
^TCTiW (TO) 1. . Wickedness,

ijtifai (fwtO 2. m. Foetor.
<RH (10) 1. n. Inaccessibility.
?T.5I=g(sg) 1. n. Depravity.
$J.m () 1- . Weakness,
f r.wifolifl (*:) 1. m. The son of a
woman disliked by her husband.
"< I.Mirjj (nj) ] . n. Unluckiness.
tf-W^WI 1. Bad thoughts or
disposition ; despair ; distress.
tr#T>! (*)l.n.Thesap or juice
of bent grass ; a clean leaf.
)!-. Wish, longing for.
^r5N(*r)l.m.A turtle or tortoise,
îftn (ftp) 2. m. A name of Indra.
^prrft* 1 . m. A warder.
#rw$ <H$') 1. n. Circumcision.
Î.^bj i? (o;-Î-*i) a. Sprung of t
bad or low family or race,
^rsqpgj 1. n. A bad race.
%1W(^) 1. n. Wickedness.
^rafuCfifl:) 2. m. A name of Bharata, first sole monarch of India.
%lfV*C*i)l* m- A daughter's son.
^Wt.flW (%) I./. (Always dual,)
Heaven and earth.
^rrî.Trfu^ 3./. /Am.
^[wr.H^t 3-/- .
sg () ^rftr 2. o. To advance to.
wards or against.
^ CSJi) 2. n. A day ; paradise ; sky.
m. Fire ; light.
(fc) 1. m. An owl.
^RTrft (ft:) 2. m. A crow.
(m) 1. m. A bird.
^J.iTf 1. m. Number of days.
^lf (s) 3tWW 1 . rf. To shine.

mr(1T)5. m. A ray of light.
*3HH (*) 2. m. A celestial tree.
^RT IfirO 2./. Light ; beauty,

ifir.** ft:) 1. m. The polar star.
Shining; handsome,
^jfipt (JT-Str-tf) a. Enlightened.
jftpRT (WT^-Wlft-OT) o. Bright.
^fef.MT (911) I./. A plant (Hemiites cordifolia).
fl.ir^t (^T) 3./. Celestial Ganges.
iL&nmdt) l.tn. Heaven; deity.
^7.(sRT%î^l) 5. m. Deity ; pious,
^j.fsnr (if) 1. n. Day and night.
*pftr<fnO 2. m. The sun ; Indra.
^J.nfa (faO 2. m. Jrffm.
^j*JrT (nUT-flcfl-HJT) o- Bright.
'Sj.Wqt (ot) 3. /. The daughter of
Viskwnkarma, wife of the sun.
l (W) 1 . n. Wealth, strength.
^TTii (?r) 5. m. The sun ; sky.
^TÔ^-B) 5. m. A god ; planet.
VX I. m. n. Gaming,
^w.flr^ (Tl) 1. m. A gambler.
'Ofr.WI? I. m- The keeper of
a gaming house ; a gambler.
^T.BTT (Hi 5. in. A gambler.
W.^fnTt (FT) 1 . /. The day of
full-moon in the month Kdrti'k,
the night of which is spent in
play in honor of Lakskmi,
^ff.wfitVWfw) 5. m. New moon
in Kurtik, when BdU is revered.
^Jt.^tw (si) 1. n. Acmori.
*m-Eftl iftti) 2. m. A gambler.
^Tff .W (r) 1 ./. A gaming house.
wftpsirVsr (f\) 5. m. Keeper of
a house for gambling.
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ÛT(si:-sf!-^)o> Sportive. n. Seventh

aign of tlie Zodiac [prove.
?F ^RfiT 1. a. To despise ; to re^ inlrrj. Fie.
3t (St) 4./. Heaven, sky.
^jT7t(rT:)l."i. Sunshine, light, heat.
iiraT (st:) 1, m. Sight. m. Alsmp,
illumination, o. Bright,
^rasr* (*r.-m-'i) p. Shining,
^jrcnjum (5T:-n-Wlp. Irradiating,
îfini (tT:-WT-SI) a. Enlightened.

% fjni .!T*r(: -n T . Resplendent.
VT.wfttf:J 2-m.A bird, (f}) ZW,
heaven and earth.
(^-W) 5. m. A deity.
5r* 1. n. Light; much or
forked lightning.
(:) 1. m. A kettle-drum.
(*) 1 it. A measure, a f oZn.
ST(T:) I. m. A city, a town.
5firl(*0 5. m. Firmneaa.
*f* f*-WT-<) f- Hardest,
ipg (T-'W) 1. m - Diluted curds.
TO 04) ' J<fan 5Wfirfw l.o. To go.
5*(w:)l. m. Going ; flight ; sport ;
juice ; flowing ; iron. a. Liquid.
pr.wfw.-)l.m. Treacle.
n. Idem , exuding ; heat.
(V*H> P- Flowing./. A river; Anthericum tuberosum,
J^m (st) 1. n. Fluidity.
%n.KW (fli) 1./. Lac.
irn^q (^:-*rt-*i)a.Tender-hearted.
STTHH: (T:) 1. m. A small vessel'
a receiver of what is distilled.
Jjfs* (r) 1. nt. An oulcaBte. /, A
Rdginl.
jrfr^ (tf) I. n. Wealth, gold;

strength, power.
Yfa.Wnn(Yl)l. m. A plant (Hype ranthera morunga).
Sfaij^TW 5. m. Agni.
5fT.Tl () t. n- Liquifying.
flt.Vn (W-WT-lf) a. Liquified.
Sfl.MrT (m-HT-?f) o. Idem.
Rn-It ('C-W-'O a. Hard, solid,
531 (qj) 1. n. Wealth, substance,
thing ; brass ; a drug ; a wager ;
Lac ; gum ; spirits ; modesty, a.
Fit, right ; of a tree.

S^t (*:) l.M. A carrier.
3W^raW(^)l . n. Use of a tiling.
jfÛ^(^!.^-7}) o. Full of matter.
rtO L An offering.
JiWff. (UPT-^ t-*W ) a. Rich.
*se.UfV(ft=) 2. / Purification.
m.hsK (t:) l.M. Idem.
ra.Viq t 711 ) Accumulation.
W-Wt (fll) 2 - /- Acquisition ;
effecting by wealth.
ipar.W (:-i-W) a. In hand.
i^TS^T (sf) i.n. AcquisitioQ.
jprraw a. Filling all
things (God),
5W (W:-*rr-^) a. Visible.
STH J). Seen.
(TWKlfil 2. o. To fly.
5T* ado, Instantly. [desire.
ST* (T) STflff 1. a. To croak ; to
5W (fll) 1./. A grape.
5W CBl !?nfa 1 . a. To be dry ; to
adorn ; tobeable.or to prohibit,
IfTHW 1 . d. To be able or
competent ; to stretch ; to tire.
VfmK (w) 5- Length.
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filfaflW (WlW-nft-fW) a. Long.

Blfta (.-5t-) a. Longest.
OTfaB (Ww-iretoO a. Very long.
5rs (,W) Jirrf- 1. d. To divide,
to split, to pull, to tear.
Flown, run away.
Vrv(*)l.m. Mud ; heaven ; a fool,
5lffM!(W:)l.m.The sage Chanakya.
*I*(Tr)l. m. Flight, speed ; fusion.
*IVm (V) 1. ft. A load-stone ; a

wag, a thief, a lecher, a chaser.
h. Bees' wax.
CW.WTK) l.n. Borax; a flux,
i![fl^(^)l.iJ.Theclearingnut; causing to fly ; fusing, distilling.
Sifw(*T) 1./ Saliva.
*lft*(:) 1. m. A country, Cornmande! coast ; zedoary,
(*:) 1. m- Zedoary.
?lpry.fir* (*:) 1. m. Wem.
jrTpnT(?I:.ii[- , jr)ji. Melted ; chased.
flir (^-^r-w) a. That may be put
to flight ; fusible, liquifiable.
SIX ('.^) 1. d. To vfake ;
to deposite ; to pledge.
T STfif I.D.Togo, to run; to distil. (*r)5*lfif, W5. c. To hurt.
With ^JT to pursue, to follow ;
with^fa to swim, lo float down ;
with ^r to flee ; with ^tf to oppress ; with 7 to retreat, to run
away; with (V to kill, to flee;
with ^ and to run together ;
with f and "S^ to flee, to meet.
J (^) 2. m. A tree./. Going.
j.faiffjW () 1. n. A pine.
(V) 1. m. A mace, a mallet,
an axe ; Brahma; a plant.
II ETffl 1 . n. To sink, [to carve.

5W(r)is*fti G. a. To hurt : to go ;
\*t {W-) 1. m. A scorpion ; a bee ;
a rogue. /. A bow-string, n. A
curved sword, a scimitar.
(^:-^t-tf) o. Large-nosed.
jir?<;) 1. m. A scabbard.
Sftif.fa-'iit) 2.3/.AQ oval or boatshaped watcr-bason of wood or
stone, a bucket./. A centipede ;
a small or female tortoise.
(W-m-Tf) a. Quick ; melted,
flown, m. A tree. n. Quiet time.
adv. Quickly.
SK.-RS; (^"j 1. n. Quick pace.
() l.m. A thorn.
5.*TT (TO 1. m. A scabbard.
B-H (in) I. m. A tree ; Kvvfra.
^W.sra (0 '< A thorn.
gWK. 1. m. Tarn.
^W.ajfa (ft:) 2. m. Lac.
3rj?.?|t<(V) I . h. The upper part of
a building or wall.
(?:) I.m. The palm tree,
^wpnj (*:) 1. m. Lac.
"infix (fr) 2. m. An elephant.
ftl1 (^Ji-^T-'B) n. Living in trees.
sfi^T (T:) 1. m. The palm tree.
^Wrarw (wO 1. m. A plant (Pterospermum acerifoiium).
^.Î(ri)l. n. Measure in general.
(W) 1. n.A tree (Chironjia
sapida), a resinous plant.
V*. OWL) 5- m- An injurer.
Jl. WSTlfs 4. a. To bear hatred.
5T(*:)l.m.A son./(TT) dangbtcr.
*T*(fOL A name of Brahma.
\fnW 1. m. Idem.
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(t^flt-H) P- Attacking.
^ (n.ar) snifa ^rtS 3. e. Tq
move; to injure, to kill.
^> S./. Gold.
W I. fll. Brahma; iron club.
S^CO t. m. A scorpion.
5* (W,9] 1. d. To Bound ; to
grow ; to manifest joy.
Bflf (Bf:) 1. m. The regent of one
third of a planetary sign.
? STOfa 1. a. To sleep; commonly
used with (fsj) prefixed.
(U:-*) 1. m. n. A measure;
commonly 34 sfrs or 641b. m.
The military teacher of the
Fundus; a raven; a scorpion;

a large piece of water; large
cloud ; a tree with white flowers.
/. {f^-^l) Oval vessel made of
wood or stone, a trough; a country ; a mouatain ; indigo plant.
STO.vra (q;:) L. m. A raven.
?T^.qrraW (:) 1. m. Idem.
JUJ.^kt (tl) 1. / A cow that
yields a Drum of milk.
RI^.Jlf*rar (VI) 1./- A plant.
Sm.^T(aT) I./. A cow that yields
a Drona of milk.
Sw.-^Wfl f*H) l.f. Idem.
TIW^ (tn) l.f. Han.
%l*.yft(i$\)3.M plant so called.
^TU.fflsrr (*T1) I- /- A cow that
yields a Druna of milk.
\V*.ya (:) 1. m. The capital of
a district, chief of 400 villages.
5TW.m(^:-?T -^.Liberal in entertaining, who gives a Drdna.
IrV^Wli Cm') I. n. Dr6na the

teacher of the Pdndu princes.
SrP?*T (*TJ 1. / The indigo
plant.
pft.^(?rO 1. m. A flower (Pandanus odoratissimus).
?pftg*S () l.M. The chief of
four hundred villages.
(^;) l.m. Mischief, rebellion.
5r?.f^fHT 1. b. Injurious design, malice prepense.
SrTTZ (^;) 1, m. A hunter; a hypocrite ; a sort of verse.
arftn. (ft-Mt-fl) a. Hurting ;
malignant, rebelling.
5Hrr>H! (^:) 1. m-A name of Ash.
viatthama son of Driina.

?rfi? (W-*l-0 * Sown with a
Druna of grain./. A vessel hold.
%V1$t 3. /. A proper name,
wife of the five Pdndu princes.
^{^:) 1. n. A pair, a couple, m.
A plate on which the hours of
the day and night arc struck.
(i^) 1. n. A pair ; coupling ;
strife ; a secret ; a compound of
two nouns ; or of two diseases.
T*^".^^! )'*'* ^' le ddy goose.
?iS.^ftT(^)5.m. Idem.
^5S,SI (si:-5TT-=f) a. Arising from
two things, or diseases.
?*vf.^:'3 Cii 1. n. Pain produced
by two extremes, as heat and
cold, darkness and light, &c.
TS5T.ffl Ol) 1. Separation of
the sexes from each other.
TO ( 385 ) f T
fVfTlftfl (Tf.-HT-fl) n- Careless of

pleas ure or pain : stoical.
C*l iVt-V) 1, m. n. A pair, two.
T^TlTT iftTO 2. m. A plant, (Plum.
bago zeylanicH.)
r^lfw.S (n:)l- - A atuic ; a sage.
fn!wW)l. m. A warder ; Nandf.
ST.- -fa*! (ITt)li m. A door-keeper.
VT:pW.vf*C*0 I. to. A warder.
Also flifinit.tfbr(lft).
fT.p M^fc^ [<t) 5. m. A book
or piece of composition.
ffTf^BISgirnffT (^-nr-fiio. Having
thirty-two auspicious marks, illustrious, glorious, great,
57. ^KlR-ilt-ljja .Twelve or twelfth
/. Twelfth of tbe half mouth.
5T^W* (Wi-sn-as)a. Of twelve.
ST^jr.iir?; (X:) I. m. A name of
Vrihashpati or KdrtUaZya.
Cr.^jrw (W) a. Twelve.
Tr^W-IIT (^) 1. n. A ceremony.
TT<W.WT^* fa:) I. m. Kttrtikeya.
ff r^wf o {5J0 2. m. Vrihashpati or
the planet Jupiter.
Tr^tT^ {) 1. m. The god JKrftfryo the sage Buddha.
51î(!^<.tf*g (sjf) I. n. Prayer of
twelve letters or syllables.
TT^TITW 1. nr. A measure of
twelve fingers.
lT*WTni(rr) 5. m. The sun.
WtJtCW) 3 - "-Adog.
fl^M{(4<t (f$:) 2. m. (O-iAmApirti,
the regent of Jupiter and the
teacher of the gods.
TTKW* 1. . 3./. Twelvesided figure, dodccagonal.
fTTT (TO 1. m. The third J'ujn ;

864,000 years ; an age ; doubt,
fir (570 3./. A door; a medium.
SIT (t) 1. n. A door, a gateway.
TK*fv:-*T)i. m.f. Dmdraku the
capital of Krishna.
ITK-W^V (bjt:) I. m, A door.
Strait (It:) i.m. Krishna.
tUT.-npaft*:) 1. m. A warder.
m.fWt{*) 3./. The threshold.
TTC.VW N) 1 . n, A lock ; boll.
5KTBt<*l) 3./.The cityOie-froAM.
TT^fa jtsji. (ar) fi. m . A crane.
Trt.WHar m) I./ A door path.
fTCmraO I. Leaf of a door.
(*hi) 1. m. A door-keeper.
TTOTlfUnt) 3./. Dwdraka.
5lfT (0 1- A door-keeper.
Sifter (ft) 5. m, A porter.
H.'BI (Wl 1. m. A door-keeper.
TT-felTF (W) 1. hi. /rfeni.
Srf>H*S^ 1. m. /Am.
t> (fr-l-pf : | a. Dual. Two.
fV*r<aj;) I. in. A crow; a swan.
flf,Wtt(T0 I. m. Idem.
ft-^PE CS> 5. to. A camel.
flr.Wt {T:-tf-f ) a. Making two.
%H (ll!}3.iii.Term for a compound
word, the first part of which is
a numeral ; as, lYun.

f>nw (*:-wr-V) a. Twice. [ed.
%ji wrepr( m -m-H) a.Tw ice-plo u gh
fff-nPnil (7T:-Tti-Ti) a. Doubled.
fff.JTvt.WI (Hi-in-li) o. Idem.
fV.lIwr.ipr (H!-HI-lf) a. Idem.
fs7-W(si:-art-s;)a.Twice-born; oviparous, m. A brahman; a tooth ;
coriander seed./. A perfume.
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fifm { 386 ) ft*
ft yfl q*(*0 I- * A tree (Cordia mixn).

tY-WII^ (Ut-H) a. Twice-born.
m. A tooth ; a brukman ; a bird.
fSW.^re (5:) 1. to. A sunVa.
fTW.lffl (fifO 2. m. The moon.
fsw.sreT (in) 1./- A trough near
a well for watering cattle, &c.
faw.faHl(lIT) !/ Tlie moon plant
(Asclepias acida).
ffftT-f* CO /- A briiliman by
birth only, not by practice.
f59I.tW (W) 1. m- The moon;
serpent j4i
1^T*fH (ft) 5.
fy.ftrr*! (HI) 1./. Dishonesty.

TTSTTTO(W:|l.m. A good brahman.
f?.*It \.f. A sine or chord.
fVsjr.HiSfji'jl.n. Horizontal line.
%3.-5 ! n (31) I./. Treachery.
fS3 ft^ (^t) 5. m. Trbitor.
f53(a:)l. m. Exclamation to Jjwi.
fV-H^ (il I. n. A couple, a pair
ff (frq (ut-*lr-*i| o. Second, two.
m. A son. /. A wife.
IV^lUW (3)1. n- State ofasccond.
tVtftn.fffiî (wr) I. /. A set of
grape, and gmelina.
n of the military tribe ; an

impostor, pretended brahman.
fasr.*3ff('&) ljB - A chief brdkman.
fasi.iTO cv-) 1. m. A gum boil,
fa 1.UH(H: ) I . m- A sort of pulse.
fW'WJIT (*T) !/ Serving the
brdhmans or higlier classes.
fs"si.TJflH(:)l.Bi. A chief brdhmaa.
fffsi.lMT fats) 1. m. A sudro.
fffaj.fcli(*r) 1./. Service of brdhninns or the higher classes,
fg-sirnfinj:) l.si. A chief brdhmtm.
fffanft(ft)3./.A medicinal plant.
fa.Oitfsr (f?T:) 2. m. A irdAninii;
any oviparous animal.
faMl^ m (H) 1. n. Series of the
three first castes, or classes.
fasinisrt(^) 3/ The brahminical
thread worn on the shoulder.
fffSTTB^l (it) 1. m. The hollow of
a tree ; residence of brihmans.
f^.faPB(0 1 - m ' A snake; informer, rogue, a. Double-tongued.
A kskelriya I ploughed, as a field.
Twice-
%3tllrHr(WT) 1. /. A plant (Curna zanthorrhraa).

fa^^ss (5r:-*r-ajj a Second.
fV* fftfWtfw) a. Two or three.
fg-.^T^^H-ât-ST^Jo.Two toothed,
fy.^fl (*):-^ff-^) a. Idem.
fa.^fa fo, Single stick.
(it.) 1. HI. pi*. Twenty.
f5.?TCTf (sr\) 3. / A cow tied up
fastened with two ropea.
(V) 1. m. GanMa.
ft.t^sjr (ail) l. /. The constellation Vishdka or Lifira.
f^HT aik. Of two kinds.
finr.WTr(*i) 1 .n.Muking into two.

t?nr.lF?I (fî) 2. m. A crocodile,
fa-wg" fa) 2. to, GonAAa.
f5WTW (V) 1. n. A nutmeg.
a. Written
two ways. m. Murshy date tree,
fir.sni*' 1. A circumcised
man ; one without prepuce.
fa.*lfa*t(<sW.Twoheadedurrow.
DijI'Z':-"j Coo
fiw ( 387 ) firs
fif-fa^^-siri-^) o. Bought for

Iwo Ni&hktts. Also fîfsiflr.
fif.TWl.". An elephant; a plant
(Meauaferrea).
ft.ir^(ti) 1. n. A place where two
roads meet together.
fif.U^ (î-Î-^) o. Two-footed, hift.iisr.TTfiT (fit:) 2. m. Gemini, &c.
f^l.fl? (^!| I. m. Temporal juice
of the elephant.
fff . 1 w t si ; . wf - m jn . 0 ppos i te -I eaved .
f?1=H (t9) 1.8. The having two
parte, or two feet.
fif-TT^ (T*T^-1?fVtl7n " Biped.
fVnrq(ti) I, n, A douhlu penalty.
f^.qrf^H (ill) 5. m. An elephant.
1- *> Vasudi-va.
f?,*ffr*(*:-*fW5 a. Bought with
or holding two Karshas.
firsts a. Two-armed.
f%.JJ9l [sc-str-si) a. Idem.
ft*V |1:-^M) a. Mde of two.
fS.nnssr (sn-WT.^f) a. Having
two mother! ; horn in two wava.

fT.gn (5T:) I. ib. A serpent./ usr)
A small water-jar ; a leech.
fif.*fTfa(fa:) 2. in. A sort of serpent, am phial) am a.
f%.*fW]Tfl <10 I. m. Idem.
(5.^5 (*:-^r- ) a. Two-headed,
1^ () 1. m. A bee.
fV.t^ (tp) An elephant.
fil.T^p?W (Hf:) I. in. A lion.
fT.tp|(sfil n. Eating twice a day.
f.Tir (it:) l.m, Aanake.
fif.TIWai (ar) I./. Enmity.
fe.^t^) l.n. Twumghta.
f7T7T? (tr:) 1 . m. An elephant.

( 7fi:-TnT-ni) Said twice, or
two different ways.
fTtfS(%0 2,/ Repetition.
fV^rai(3t) l./.A woman who has
been twice married.
fV->St (ir>irr-ij1-ii|n.0f two forms.
ty.t<fi(<(i:)l. m. A large black bee.
f?^ 1 C.!^(*?) 1 . n. Swarm of beea.
[j.isr (4l) 1./. A cow two years
did. d. Two years old.
f^.flfn^ I (Bj[) a. iifewi.
(V.qf ro(ii:.ini-^r)o.Two years old.
ftf.vrfTOI (SiT) 1. /. A swing.
a swinging cot, a litter,
ftf.f*^ (î) l.m. Name of a monkey slain by Jiu'nio,
faf^rfT. (fti) 2. m fl<inw.
ff.fW* (^:-*lt-S)a.Oftwokinds.
fT^H';l(':r)l /.A kind of carriage.
f?.rtB ("SO Cloven -footed.
T.IPf odu. Two by two,
1 . m. A name of prii.
f?.5KW (i-iql-i*) a. Houglit for
two baskets of any thing.
tV-SStirsi 5. in. A sort of Hah.
SfW (0 VîriT '2. a. To hate.

fifH (si j.iB. An enemy, o. Hostile,
f^sa enr) 5- ' W. [foe.
flpiat.^m (tn-m-<) a. Veiing a
f^.fiq (ft-Tr-^) a. Punishing or
annoying an enemy, revenging.
iTK (ff--er-e) Hated. n.Copper.
fifS (3:-BT-S) a. Staying in two
shapes or places, &o.
fT^m^ 1- "i- A fortnight.
Pf.^H (:-!-) a. Consisting of
two equal portions, &c.
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fV.TO.fwiT(WT}1./.An
triangle.
fS UH W i q m. The great serpent, sovereign of tlie serpents
and the couch of Vishnu. [ed.
fir/.wtfn(fq:.3ii-(ri)a. Twice-plough(T-W* (>iHt) a. Two-breasted.
ft-T*[(*0 5. An elephant, [ed.
ft-XW (:-WI-wj)a.Twice.p]oughfy.Hrw(T;.^t-i)a.Two years old.
/. A cow two years old.
fT.^HrtDI. /.Pregnant woman.
{ffWHrvte-W-^fl o. Perceptible by two senses.
?lU(Tl;--q) 1. m. n. An island ; one
of seven or ten ; tiger's skin.
.m.CAinn camphor.
flVTIl (*T*) 5. m. The ocean, n.
/. A river./. (*t) The earth.
Ttfa^sDo. ml A tiger ; an ounce
or pantlier- a. Island ; islander.
ftfiMlgQt) 2. . Asparagus,
tlm (tfl:) I. m. A sort of crow ;
Vyfaa. a. An island nr islander.
^ %xfa l.fl. To accept ; to cover.
%W ado. In two ways,
if* (b; ; ) 1, m. Hate ; enmity.
^<rw {Hj 1. b. idem, a. Hostile.
%fw 5. m. A fue. o. Inimical.
\V (W-f\-V) Hating.
%BJ (t-m,;-w) a. Hateful,

wm (ir) 1./. Enmity.
|.*ff* P0 1. * A usurer.
if.STU ("it) 1- " Two qualities.
\.mrn ( flt-lft-W) Twice-horn,
til (Tf> 1. n. Duplication, duality.
VlJnt^(<0 5. A believer in
Matter and Spirit.
B )
{pftiTw (*i-*T-w) a. Second.
519 {V) I. n. A double resource;
a routes'. ; two-fold state.
PHI oifu. In two ways.
T^V^T" (it) 1 .n.Making into two.
^.gPT (Ht-fTr-fl) 0. Sepaiated.
Vft'YIV (5:) 1. m. Separating;
dividing: being distinct,
f (ffJ-HT-B) a. Separated.
Ipfl (vj) ]. n. Neutrality.
|q:)l.in.A car covered with a tiger's skin. a. Made of a tiger's
skin; an islander.
* (tt)l.ni. A name of Vyasa.
ijirj (tq ; -mj-nj) a . Of an island.
t-m^T W) I. A name of Gamfeia and of Jar&sandha. a. Having a natural and a step -mother.
^.ftWSM-*-Pl)-Of two friends.
iufiR* a. Of two days.
\XV [V) 1 . m. Combat in cars.
-*).0f two nights.
t.Tpi* (*:-T-) a.Of two years.
i^rj) 1. n. Two-fold state.
f.^nw(^) I. n. Two years.
(K:) 1. m. Two shares.
*TlT(*i-T!-^) a.Of two syllables.
^TW a.Measuring two
fingers, n. Two fingers.
3rav(W>jt-ij a. Measuring two
'handfuls. h. Two handfuls.
^jw* (W) 1. n. Two atoms.
^pn(ar:-3TT-s4}M. Accompanied by
two others, n. Two others.
57^ o. Of two senses.
Uff (^:) 1. * Copper.

^J* (v) I. hi. Two days,
tpfrl [m-WI-'i) a. Of two days.
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ww ( 389 ) wwt
UJW(*i.WI-4) o. Of two things.

m.Sign of the zodiac, as Gemini.
^rHPI^W (W:) I - m- One inheriting hie father's property, though
adopted by another.
fSjr^f (M) 1. n. Two lives.
fljrf^Wf (w:-wt-*) a. Of two days.
(O-OT) a. Two distant.
<M Aspirate of the preceding,

(WO 1. m. Brahma; Kvvtra ;
virtue, n. Wealth, property.
tra Iwr) WBlfW 10. a. To destroy.
TJZ (g:) 1. Bi. A balance ; Litra ;
an ordeal ; piece of old cloth.
1. m. 42 retlis.
wfzwt tWT) 3. /. A cotton tie or
string going round the loins.
Wwt.WjWfsf} 1. n. Giving old cloth
to a pregnant woman.
tjui : unfa 1. a. To sound,
WWC 00) 1. m. The thorn-npple.
'HSlfw 1. a.To sound. (fa)*Wf=fI
3. a. To bear, produce.
(Wj 1. n. Property of any description ; wealth ; plus.
Wf.*fW ({%!) 2. m. Jfmient.
HIT. Jrf^f^-WT-Hjo. Purse-proud.
B^ i) 3./. Nuinidiao crane.
WW-WPI (i-*I-w) Arising from
wealth or property.
WWVSVW:) I- dg*i, fire ; Arjuno ; infernal serpent ; a vital air.
VI.WI I./. Covetuusness.
WW-W(W:) Kmit-ra. a. Liberal.
UH.W* () 1. m- A fine.
W*.3^ (:)!. . Pride of the rich.
^jt?t3I (:) 1. m. Havana.

WW.^lftjW (WT) 5 m.yJ ? m'.a.I,ilieral.
WW.^WJ (WJ) 1. /. A female personification of divine power peculiar to the Bauddkas.
i).vffl , (fi!02.'>-The god of riches.
ijX.fTTlnFwWT (n) I./. Avarice.
WT fturfl I 3./. /rfem.
WW.fs*J (*J>lI-^)B.Fond of wealth.
/. Ardisia solanacea.
Ww.ir< (*>WJ-*;) a. Proud, proud
through wealth.
<JW.S<B(3]I. n. Capital a. Springing from wealth.
WW.âf (W:-*fr-af) a. Avaricious.
WW.îw (W:) 1. m. Avarice.
VWWQ (ffra-wwt-WSJ a. Wealthy.
Wl.^* (W:| 1- Extravagance.
SW-Wfriffn:) 2./. Accumulation.
w=r.(^::) 3. m. Fork -tailed shrike.
(*:> I. m. A plant. .
WW. 1 ^: (^-TT-^J a. inheriting ;
stealing./ (fl) a perfume.
WW.TfrW (<t-Pcfil-fr;) a. A thief.
WW.Wlfts l-ftwft-fV) a. Inheriting ; thieving ; a thief.
SW.Wto (Ji:-Wi--if) o. Poor.
îrrilfl(il:)l in. Accession of wealth.

WWTWTW (W] 1. it- The taking or
acceptance of money.
issnfw^lftw. (ft-ft*l-ft) a. Inheriting ; an heir. nt. A treasurer.
WwrftTBTfl (1:) 1. m. A treasurer.
VHlfq T (m) I. m. Kwira.
WlTnrw(^)l. n ..JiJem ; a treasurer.
WWTtTfTi: (K-)l- Fine; plunder.
wfS (fl:-fll-7i) a. Opulent,
mrpS* (W) I. n. Acquisition.
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OTlf3n. (*f-ffcft-f$) a.Covctous.

^WTUT (Uf) I./. Thirst of wealth.
*5T!Tl (^1) 4. 1./ A RuyiW.
sfsrw a. Rich ; pious ;
excellent. . Coriander ; a husband ; a creditor, f. A vittuotu
wife : a girl ; a tree.
*pM (ift-flnft-fil) a. Wealthy.
tiPflBT (r) L. /. The 24lh lanar
mansion, four stars of Delphini.
VliWi (*T) 1 ./ A young woman.
(<j) 1. n. Coriander seed.
T( (W:) 2 m. A how ; Sagittarius ;
measure of fuur cubits ; a tree.
9*:.*!(Qf)l. n. Bow arid arrow.
tf) 1. ;j. A bow.
w^Ji.Tja (z:) I, m. The PtjKfi tree
(Huchanania latifulia).
UBi.Rrai (l) 1. /. A plant from

which strings used to be made.
(*) 3./. Idem.
vZ.Ui <*T) I./ /to. (<Ts-.fr)
A bow-string.
W.'SW (WO I. m. A bambu.
^VK {*.:) 1. m. An archer.
WJ.lhfb[ (ft) 5- m. /Am.
vT.i <r (TT ) 5. m. Idem.
Hg.jfrtii 1. n. Middle of a bow.
UW.Hlrf (ii) 1. m. A curved line.
w.wrar (n) 1./. Vide Mhwai,
WW-mm (:) 1. m. A plant.
H^:?rr (in) 1 . /. The moon-plant.
1.M.A plant; a bambu ,
*H,BH<X;)ljnAbowyer orareher.
t*sj."JZ(^:) 1. ra. A tree.
W*.mrf> (fw:) 1. m. An archer.
(114) 5. m. Zrfpm.
I (^*-?0 5 - A uow : Sn "

giltarins. in.
j Armed with a
TIB (W:) 2. m.
Hflfl* (qr| 1.
The PqrJI tree. 8.

bow.
Wem.
n. Coriander.
(u:) I. m. Kmira.
*^*C (ft) l.Bi./rfem.
Wtfa*. (Wt-firfl-ft) a. Claiming ;
I desiring wealth, hi. A creditor.
H^TTî! (*J:) 1. m. Accumulation
of wealth or property.
<j^(=0:-sj[-;g) a. Fortunate j good.
/. Emblic myrobalan ; a nurse ;
coriander, n. Wealth.
>jaja(S) l.u. Good fortune.
Mmt (*') l.ll. A plant (Conundrum sativum).
(*) 1. n. A bow.
1 . n. A desert,
fn (^r-si) 5. m. 1. n. A bow.
m. A desert, n. Terra firraa.

TO(Ti) l.tn. A medicinal plant.
I^nff, (ft:) 2. m. The physician
of the gods; the sun ; Shiva.
H=^=flfr.lll(l) l.f. A medicinal
plant, used as a sedative.
(*.') 1. m. A plant (Hedysamm alhaji).
W.UISl^:) 1. m. Idem.
'rf'fl'^l^t) 5.m.An archer -. a wag :
Arjuna ; Pentaptera Arjuna.
W? (H:-l-t) a. One who blows,
m. Moon; Krishna! Yama;
Brahma.
ifflî (v:) 1. m. A blacksmith.
ÎffliTt adv. Blowing reiteratedlv.
TOflOl. ">. A reed; a blowing.
o. One who blows ; cruel.
*mfsi (fin-ilt) 2. 3. /. Tubular vessel, as a vein ; the neck ; turmeric ; a sort of perfume.
Wa (Hi) 1. m. The breast ornamented with gold or jewels.
^fUW n. Braided hair with
flowers, pearls, &c.
*TO (w-qt-VJ n. Drinking./. A
little girl, or infant.
^T(*:-TI-<|u.Holding.i.A mountain ; rloek of cotton ; the tortoise Avatar ; a Vasu demigod.
/. The earth ; womb ; marrow ;
hlood-vessel ; heap of valuables.
WKW 1. m. n. Holding; a
weight or measure, m. Himalaya mountain ; the sun ; world ;
breast ; a ridge. /. The earth.
WCff (fit) 2,/. The earth.
^fttflT(^t)l. m.Vishnu ; a mountain; a tortoise.
Hrfw.'SJ (wt-wr-W) . On earth.

Wft.1P^ (^0 1. m. An onion.
Hl?frt.*fal*(Hi01. m. A mountain,
(V) l.m. Vishnu, &c.
(TO I. m. The ocean.
Wtft>*(Wi) 1. m. Idem.
^TWtfl? (TO 1. m. Shiva.
wft-wn W) s&f.
HVtf ^1 (I:-^1T-W)a. Like a mountain, big aa one.
W-W^Sf (WO 1. m. Kadamba tree.
W^nra[(si:)l. m.Planet Mars or its
regent. So *trQir 'V^TQ*, &c.
W-HK (V) 1. m. A name of Vishnu ; a mountain ; a tortoise.
(qr-î'W) o. Sleeping on
the earth or ground.
(1 ) WO
WriWT(*0 l.m. A brahman.
f>ft) 3./. The earth.
ijfO?^(flr} 5. m. Form ; a balance.
^ftw.^Hl-lr-*) -Measured by
the balance.
^î(^:ll.m. A name of Brahma ,paradise ; water ; conception.
OWSI (U-^T-sn) a. That may be
had, held, or fixed.
W*(*-lff-J>. Holding.
W (tl)l- . A house ; a sacrifice ;
moral merit, virtue.
V (mi) 1. m. n. Virtue, merit;
usage i duty ; fitness ; nature ;
law. M. Yama ; bull of Sliiva.
(( 5. n. Piety.
W.rfl () 1. m. A Jaina sage.
Sl-tEa (aj'l I. Any indispensable act of religion ; piety.
^.Îh (*lO '" A jurisdiction.
dW-HiH (rS) 1. it. Piety,

(rjO 2. m. A Jama sage,
rfaij; (V-VT) a. Virtue.
W&.mn (i(0 1. Store of merit.
TOfiRl (II) I./- Piety.
*)<fiî (*) I. a. The plain where
the KxniM and Pdndus fought.
m. A virtuous or pious man.
Wtl.3rq(*) 5. m. Preserver of virtue.
(0 1. . Piety.
W.W (S--S^-ti) Immoral.
t^^0.<9 , ^ (w) 1- m. A Jaina sage.
^.^.WW OJ 5. m. /Am.
TO.^rftsr(0--ft^l'-ft) n. Virtuous.
/, A virtuous woman or wife.
W.fa=f1T(vi)l.n. Pious reflection.
wfi.fa'aT (*U) I./. em.
W.wtw(iT01. Piouv brdhman.
Di ].ii:c-"J I:
PB ( 3!
W.(Bi-iII-tJ) a. Knowing one's
duty, acquainted with piety.
Vfi.'Sl*(^)l.n.Knowlcdge of duty.
X<inS (W)l.n. A ortoftree;a
large, but not poisonous snake
m?T adv. Rightly, justly.
WW* (Si) I. n. Virtue ; morality ;
inherent nature or property.
WH.Jnft (#t) 3./. The fffl?.
TO^lfetfA-MtAF) Wicked.
(Jp) 2. m. A Jaina sage.
WB.^fsrJTiwT) 5- A hypocrite.
n4fsntm C5!) 1. m. Virtue.
^.faf** (all-fanfi-fat) a. Virtuous, conducive to virtue.
U^.fttqfil (ftl:) 2. /. Duty ; discharge of duty.
W.VtRf(ii) 1. n. Pepper; district.

3. /-A roan's first wife
and of the same caste.
Glomerous fig-tree.
WV.MK (X.;-Tt-t) a. Pious.
m.Teacher of law.
*^}.ipi (^:) I. m. Yudkishthira.
w3.5pJI*r(Ti-*I-5f) a. Euiiueut in
piety; excelling in duty.
WSTlgtWr) 4.m.Law.expounder.
s4mftift(ll) 3./. Pious wife.
^H.r*(*:) 1- *> A public reader of the MuhdbMrata, &c.
sw.WB(Hi) 4. m. Fellow-student.
trw.fiTW*(W:)l-'n- Religious mendicant, of voluntary poverty.
B<Sro():-tft-) a. Virtuous; holy.
Tfs.^fM (^) 1. K. Foundation of
virtue or law (the Vedat).
^^^'y-y " Virtuous.
Wiyi Righteous.
W&Xrm (W: } i.m.A Jaina snge ;

any king; Yama; Yudkinhthira ;
wfi.Tlfi(i('ft-fa'ot-fa) o. Immoral ; illegal.
iffl.W I") 1. Essential sign
WH^riwr^pft-TW) a Virtuous.
of full moon.
Wfi.TT^JT [*) I. m. Shiva.
[3 ^) a. Knowing one's
duty, piou., virtuous.
W.ftft(fitO a./ Course of law.
TO&H (Ts) 1. "> Immorality.
Hi&fTMl (!) l.n. Judicial investigation, or deliberation.
TO.lTI , VKl)l/'.A court of justice.
flW-WW (W) 1. A code oflawa.
H^.*itw l:-3T-5l) a. Virtuous.
**U.tiftll[(in)I./. A code of laws
by some renowned sage.
TO.VF(T!) 1. m. Virtuejaprctcnding to it
*HH.WflT*. o. Of virtuous tendency.
WB.ffl(*tT) \.f. A tribunal.
inS.nra (3f)I.n. Religious means.
HW.^rsfS (fw:) 2. m. The name
of the eleventh Moral.
WBflff (ff;) l.m. Yudhishthira.
WHTWHtin) 5. in. A sage.
nnnpi-q3*Jl (W) I. /. Ordeal
by lot, drawing iots by strips of
black and white paper.
tfiilfinfW*) 1 .".Court, in. Judge.
mqflNVfrl tf) 5. m. A judge.
W(H*r^(T:) I .m. OfBce of judge.
Hfirpilf^H (tl) 5. A judge.
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(V) 1. m. A magistrate.
wT^Slt N) I. n. Morality.
W^TW^n: (^:) 1. m. Idem.
*PHI73 (ift-ITI-lf) a. Wicked, ira.
mo), it. Immorality.
1 wb (w.TO(Wt :-*T: -Ji : ) - Vi rtuous .
WHHWOW)l.fi.Thewood of virtue.
Wtwit (^) 1. n - Bench of justice.
Tfrfr* (tSf-f^-fw) a. Virtuous.
*fifi <S:-Hi) a. Pious.
**frg (^TO.- I^t-^ :) " Very pious.
*5Sltr<* (w) 1. to. Religious in.
tffqfm (*0 1. A Cum.
TOTq*J (*N-W-Ti) a. Hypocritical,
rorqw (TTi-WI-Tf) a. Virtuous.
*rWta-wi)T*w5) o. Conformable
to justice or morality. [age,
wfi-favi* (*:)L m. Legal marr
W(4t)l.ix. Arrogance; contumi
ly ; injury ; copulation ; euuucl
^TH(Wj) 1. m. A dancer or ncto
W.*lftt(#t) 3./. A violated vi:
gin, an imperious woman.
1. n. Disrespect, am
gance; overbearing ; copulatioi
/. (fa:-iitjAn unchaste womai
^".TC (Xi)l. m. A eunuch sup
plying the women's apartment!
flf^t C#t) 3./. A dishonest or
unchaste woman.
rf5?T (fl:-<ir-'tfta.Trcated eontumeliously. I. n. Piidc ; copulation.
/. Unchaste woman.
T1 (W) 1. m. A small tree.
(T)^fs L. To go or move.
1. m. A husband ; a man ;
a cheat ; Crislea tomentosa.
i. whit<
capital oi ; camphor ; a mode of

music ; the grislea tomentoia./.
(WT.<B} A white cow. n. White
pepper, a. White, handsome.
tJTW.VW (g;) 1. m. A goose; the
fortnight of the moon's waxing.
*>ro.* s fmti (qrr) I./. Chalk. .
tprferq Ca--'n-5t) a. Whitened.
^^T.BnrlTH-wi-TfJa. Made white.
^t.Wft{H:-wr rffaBecome white.
W%pq (^) 1. n. The white esculent water-lily.
1. to. Air, wind.
sfW <$) I. A fan made of antelopes' skin, used at sacrifices.
WTlf^.sr,*) s.Hiftr,S 3. c. To bold
or support ; to nurture ; to have.
With ^fa to cover, to address ;
with sq to take heed ; ^(i to
receive ; to uphold, to perform ; fT to bold up, to place ;
*rfc to put on cloths ; u to bo
chief, to send ; fa" act correctly,
to select ; to place. With ^TH
and *r to search after ; Sifit and
to
support or prop up ; u and

to hold up, to elevate ; afiT and
fa to perform ; fV and to
conceal; 13 and to instruct ;
*i and firto plnce or have over ;
*3 and JT to duubt, to discuss.
W (WO L in. A possessor or hold; Brahma ; Vrikashpati.
to An ox ; food; post.
His! (ft) 3./. Advancing towards
confronting an enemy.
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WW (*) 1. m. A weight or coin

of gold, division of the Dindr.
wntfl(art) 3./. Grielea tomentosa,

WTJ (Ji) 2. m. A humour of the
body : an element ; a mineral ;
a metal ; root of a word.
WTJ.WttfW () I. a. Red sulphate
of iron. wrolR being the green.
wg.W{lf> 1. . Sour-gruel.
WTJ.ifTH* (w) 1. rt. Idem,
vrg.V (1:) 1. m. The alimentary
fluid, juice or chyle.
wn-yft 3./. rae nr*T.
HTjJ.^fsWI (WI) 1. /.Idem.
WTJ.Wf (Tt) 5. m. A mountain.
wg'.Wlftw (tf) 1. n. A mineral
substance ; snlphuret of iron.
*r?J.*lft^ (*) 3./. Borax.
w?j.Tiw*.r*0 Um. Semen.
WT*J.*m (J) 1. n. Bornx.
15-Tlf^l) 5. m. An assayer ;
a miner ; mineralogist.
WJJ.tfxw (fl) 5. m. Sulphur.
^rjj.irr.(^:)!. m. Green sulphate
of iron, green vitriol.
OT^/qW (Wi) 1. m. Chalk.
(n) 4. m. Brahmd ; Vishnu ;
father./, (-^f ) A mother ; a foster mother ; a nurse : the earth.
a. Cherishing ; containing.
Sie g^ (^ : ) I. Sanal-kumdra.
WB.gfowr <*r) l./. FWe *rra>st
lfw(*r)l/. Emblic niyrobalim.
wft.g*(^ : ) 1- " An actor.
rfl.<6"r (*T) t.n. The fruit of the
emblic myrobalan.
VlHI 1^1) 3/ A sort of confidante,
a foster sister ; wet nurse.
HTWI lyiJs) 1 m. pin. Fried barley

or rice; (*) sing. Coriandrum
sativum ; flour ; a bud.
wmm (wo i./. J*Utirr.M'' (') 1. The meal or
flour of fried barley.
W^t (^) 3./.Coriander ; a grana.
ry ; site of a house ; a holder.

^TWHi t*B!) 1. ^1 archer./. A
tree (Achyratitbcs aspera).
UTiTHi (m:) I. m. A bambo.
*r*ta(V) 1. - Coriander.
UiajTlwr) I./. Small cardamoms
WHJ(a})l.n. Corn in general, rice ;
coriander; a small measure.
W?*ftr (^) t . n. Coriander.
TiT;q.WW (wi) 1, n. Bran, chaff.
WH.JTIOTT t. n. A granary, a
basket, a cupboard,
urarvra (Vijl- m - Rice flattened
by threshing after Bteeping.
îaj.îl('STi)l.in. Aheap of rice for
presentation to the brdhmans.
Wlf.Hra (*(:) 1. m. A corn-seller.
Wl.nt 1. m. Barley.
Tjiaj.^JTi^HT-? flt-TTT ) a. AboundVTOYTO ('it I. n. Lending grain
at interest for sowing,
WS.iflsi (W) 1. a. Coriander.
HPfl.^tT (T : )'- m - ^ It'""! of pulse.
WJn.JttTOT (*) 1.8. Spike of corn.
V^.^<TT(T>) I. m. Store of grain.
warmrfcO 1. m. Threshed grain.
W=BTO(i*) I. fl. Coriander.
îtarrofwi) m - a i"' c f grain
to be given to the brShmmu.
*W?3 I. . Sour-gruel.
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WjfV: (ft:) 2. m. A rat.

V&ni (*) 1. m. Wealth in rice.
WI'flTfallfelO 2. n.Threshed grain.
wsrpmttf) 1. n. Rice.
<fl^(B) 5. it. The body ; a house ;
dignity ; pride ; heroism ; ray
of light i place ; birth.
WTiI-frfa(ft:) 2. to. The sun.
WWift (*T) 3./. Any tubular ves.

sel of the body. Also
(^l*r-^ril-flJT) o. Splendid -, eminent ; heroic.
qlIOIfl(T) 1. n. A tree (Achyranthea aspera) ; a sort of Ghosha.
VJl (jj:-VT-^)a. Having, posses aing.
n. An upholder.
WD (SI:)l.m.Family priest. /.(J^l)
A prayer for exciting fire upon
the addition of fuel.
WC(T01-m.A sort of atone ; debt ;
slight rain ; frost ; a depth ; a
limit^ Edge of a sword : horse's
pace ; the ran of an army -, distillation ; offspring ; a teak ; a
wheel ; a hedge ; a custom ; a
heavy shower, n. Rnin water.
WW a. Holding, containing. m. Water-pot.
>rro (*) I. n. A holding./. (IT)
Sledfastness in rectitude ; fortitude ; memory, intellect; conviction ; certainty ; precept ;
debt. /. () Tubular vessel ; a
mystical verse or charm.
(*:) 1. m. A debtor.
*rc*rl a. That may be
held or retained.
WTO (ip-^l.^) a. Holding.
*TCfirft (*) 3./. Tlie earth.

wrr (*:) 1, m. A sort of
Kadamba tree.
(*:}1. m. Thin rain ; hail ;
advancing before an army by
way of defiance to an enemy.
^TTTT (*:) 1. to. A sword or scimitar ; place of pilgrimage.
urrps (z:) 1. m. The Chdtaka s a
house ; cloud j mad elephant.
SKI.Kjf^ (ft:) 2. /. Sound of a

slream, or of falling water.
wm.tPC 1 .to. A cloud ; a sword.
Wm-^f(5S) 1. n. A scent bottle ;
*m.*f* (fat) 2. to. Air. wind.
^ra.fa* (<r) 1. nt. A crooked
sword, a scimitar or sabre.
wrra (î) 2. n. Flood of tears.
WT>.f (*P ) ' "1 A hard shower.
k=) 1. m. Heavy shower.
Wftwt l^t) 3. / The earth ; the
silk- cotton tree (Bombai heptaphyllum).
*nfbi (if) 1. n. Horse's trot
WfcÎ (tf) 5. m. A Bort of tree.
tTT* (^:-^:--*) a. Drinking, sucking ; a drinker, sucker.
BlVlfdO I. m. A sort of goose
with black legs and bill ; a kind
of snake ; proper name.
ijlfafar (sff:-tf a. Virtuous.
vm (tfc-^Mg) a. To be born,
upheld, contained, determined.
Wwii (V-WI-'J Held.
srajHlHW I. n. Property.
^TRJ (&) 1- Boldness; arrogance ; confidence.
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W*(W,w1 nwfw. S I- c To go or
move ; to run ; to cleanse.With
^f*T to approach ; wilh to
alight ; wilh ^ft to run fast ;
wilh ft 10 sprinkle ; with 3 and

<gq to run, to meet. [ing.
WTO(^ri-Wr-*)a.Rlinni n g ; cleanOTWCOl. Going; cleansing./,
(flp-^t) A creeper, Hedysarum.
WTfsnrr(wT) l./. Solarium
VWm (t!-Î-^)p.Runnbg after.
*\f*H (H:-HI-fl)a. Purified, cleansed j gone to ; tan to.
sreH(ffTt) 5. m. A mountain.
f^(B) fanfir 6. o.To have, to keep
or hold or possess. (r) flwifiT
5. a. To satisfy ; to go.
for infer/- Fie, shame, alas.
fijflrrc (r=) 1. n>. Disrespect; contempt, reproach.
fnam (w:-7|i-H) a.Cursed ; reviled.
ftwfifW Cm) l.f. Reproach.
ftjîjT^q (HO 1. n. Great ahuse.
fy ^ [V) fro 1 . d. To kindle ; to
be weary ; to live.
flm*KV)t.*i. A man oflow caste.
ftJl.Û (W) 1. m. Censure.
finjtfls-W-'WK Wishing to cheat.
fw.*ta (fa^ 2. m. A Jaina sage ;
the spirit or muster of the understanding or intellect.
fa? (W,T) firaiPr 5. u. To please ;
to be pleased ; to go.
ft*(fw)f<vfa 3. a.To emit sound,
1. PH. Vrihaihpati: a
Gum./, (î) The intellect.
ftW (*) l.n. Fafefir**.
fan*!**) l.n. Idem.
f*8l (WJ) 1. . A place, a eountry ; a house ; a star ; fire ; pow-
er, m. Agat ; Shukra.

ft IV.vAl) -ffmit 4. d. To contain i to slight ; to accomplish.
*t(*fc) 3./. Understanding.
ifttt (rti-W-Ti) a. Drunk, Bucked.
*ftr (fitl) 2./. Thirst.
flY.Î A virgin ; intellect.
(v) 1. it. An intellectual
organ, as the mind, eye, 8tc.
H\nn (wrsr-mft-TH) a. Sensible,
wise. m. FriAasApnrt.
^lr(T:-^T-^)a,\Vise,cautiotis; firm;
strong ; sedate ; headstrong ; lazy ; deep (sound), m. Bdli ; the
ocean/.(^r)A drug. m.n. Saffron.
i5TT3((S)l " Firmness, fortitude ;
suppression of jealousy.
^tt.3tPB (w?i) 1. ra. The gentle
and amiable hero of a play.
Vtt;.wf*W(U:) 1. m. The brave but
rash hero of a play.
tftT.Ê (=*!:) 1. m. A buffalo.
'Stq^fd (TT) 1. /. A jealous wife
who suppresses her feelings in
part, not wholly.
iff^T^TTJ (H:)l .m. The noble hero.
*q!T(Hl) l.m. The paltry hero.
3tm*l (it) 3./. A daughter.
iff^r (71) 5. m. A fisherman.
shutrO I.m.Afisherman./. (ft)
His wife ; a harpoon,
*.Hfi((filOa/ Power of intellect.
^t.S () 1. m. A counsellor, a
minister ; a tutor or friend.
l.m. Idem.
*t(T,W) ijirrtTMni 5. a. To shake.
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g ( V ) 2./. Shaking.
d. To kindle, to be
weary, to live, [tated, shaken
WF (n:-itr-W) a. Abandoned ; agi^Trprfij (fa-fa-ftO a. Boundless.
WH.m (WIT-4) Purified.
VV* (if) I. n. Shaking.
WITH (Hr-HT-f) a. Idem.
iJfH (ftO 2./. A river,
yft (*rt) 3./. /Am.
HHVhtH (Hi) 1 . m. The ocean.
uannT (I:) I. m. The name of
a sovereign ; coccinella insect ;
smoke of a house ; house lizard.
yFTH iH.'-HT-H') a. Shaking.
H^ [0 5./. The fore part of a
carriage ; agitation ; reflexion ;
recollection ; a spark ; a load ;
a part ; wealth ; Ganges.
^"K (î) 1. m. A beast of burthen ; bearing a burden.
H^r (tr) \.f. A burden, load,
aft adv. Before.
rt\H (H:-UI-H) a. Bearing a barden, burdened, loaded, n. Man
of business ; beast of burden.
HftH (H>Hr-H) o. Fit to bear;
loaded, m. Man of business.
ijhVGW) 1 . . Idem.
H>4(T)$fr 1. = To kill or hurt.
V.vr% (T:-HT-H) a- Bearing a burden, loaded, m. A man of business ; beast of burthen.
*I3gn (hi) 1./. The introductory
stanza to a song ; the chorus.
HHH(H:) l.m. AtitleoCîrf.
vtaCw)l. a. A sort of fan made of
deer skin used at sacrifices.
HHTT (T:) 1. m. Thorn apple.

HK (T!) 1. m. Idem.
H (H,"0 HHTfil, T5 e. To shake
or agilate. So htOt W 1 .c.lfwfir
& n. HHlfH Wl* 9. c H*jfa
HTTHfW 10. a/With H>rto abandon, to know, to perceive ; ftT
to destroy ; to go i fa to agitate.
Hflr (H:) 1. m. The air or wind,
an HHH^ d. To live ; to kindle ;
to be distressed,
^w (Hi-wr-fl) a. Shaken, reviled ;
abandoned ; judged./. A wife.
hw.wut (Wi.^T-t!) a. Purified.
H( H i-HJ -H) a. Distressed ; shaken.
*lmt (#) L m. Resin,
"fl^t (H) I . a. A shaking.
HO (t>0 2./. Idem.
Wtr HTHflT 10. a. To heat, wthth
to speak; to shine.
H (H:) 1. m. Incense.
WT (T;) 1. m. Resin j incense.
H1.TH/(H01- m - A species of pine.
wnv (TO I- m. Turpentine.
Hlifijff (Jf--WI-7f) o. Suffering pain
or fatigue ; perfumed.
Hfqwr (T) 1./. Mist, fog.
aPlTr(w:.JTr-H)a. Pained ; scented,
un In:) 1. m. Smoke ; a sage,
HflifHH (Hi) l. m. the personified descending node ; fire.
ftp) 2. m. A comet or falling star ; fire ; Ki'tu.
Hff.Hnj () l.M. Fire.
hh.hht (FT) 1./ A hell of smoke.
OT.HfHHT(Hl) 3./. Fog, mist.
HH.HTIH (TH:) 2. m. A cloud.
^F.W () 1. . Purple colour.
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mMtfo (ft:) l.f. A cloud or

quantity of Bmoke.
Wl^t^l) 3./. Dried cake of pulse.
*p*pr. (*I-*T-<1 o. Smoke-like.
Hum I, m. Purple colour, a.

Purple, of a purple colour,
wrnfalfai) 2./. Cloud of smoke,
vfiwi l.f. Fog, vapour.
Wtrî(^r) l.f The wife of Varna.
J5!(Wi)l/. A quantity of smoke.
Tsjqra ()!.. Fork-tailed shrike.
tp(fl!)l.n.Purple color, a. Purple.
TO (* : ) t. m. A camel.
a. Purple.
wq.WWT (l:) 1. m. A pigeon.
nWlMrfjl-'OI a smoky
hue or colour, m. Incense. /.
Flame, tongue of fire.
i|trrfa (ft:) 2. m. A dim pearl,
mrrz 1. ib. Fork-tailed shrike.
H^ni (:) 1. m. Air, wind.
sjwOft) 1./. The Sisu tree.
V^nUT Shaken.
V^V.V.i) df* 4. rf. To kill or
hurt ; to more or approach.
wf*t (h:) 1. m. A driver.
*p*fc(fz:) 2. ib. A uame of Shiva.
v4i (n:.w-"R , )o.Fraudulent; mischievous. rr., A gamester, a
rogue ; a thorn-apple, n. Rust,
iron filings ; black salt,
a-n* L. m. A jackal.
sifTO (*;) I. m. A gamester.
WtS.itbW) 5. m. A rogue, a cheat,
a knave ; it thorn-apple.
W*.STfl (fl:) 2. m. Man.
^ft.?TI(^n)l/.CniftinesB, knavery.
ri,TH (W)l> A party or assembly of roguea or gamblers.

OT.Hr*Mi{1T)l./. A mimosa plant.
V.^llJ-tM!) o. Bearing, managing, m. A beast of burthen.
v.ifa a. Bearing, sustaining, managing.
ysjf (*ff) 3. /. The fore part or
"pole of a carriage.
1. n. Poison.
taOw (fw:-^) 2. m. 3./. Dust.
wfa* (*0 l.f. Fog or mist.
igftr.'jfs* () I. A mound, a
rampart of earth.
wftl.^<K {<:) 1. m- /ikm^fa-fl-"** (WO 1- m. A red powder nsed at the Hiili festival.
flfti.Hsi (ST) 1. m. Air or wind.
H^.^^ W) 1. in. A species of
the Kadamba tree.
w*t.TC (0 1, m. Cloud of dust.
T(W)WTJlfir lO.o. To make splendid or elegant.
VVeSn 10. a. Idem.
YEf t*) wmfir lO.o.To embellish.
(^) 1. Grey colour ; a
jackass \ an oilman ; a camel ;
a pigeon. /.Chorister of heaven.
0. Grey, of a grey colonr.
fBK.'WZ! (^T) 1./ Mimosa.
{*.) 1. m. The thorn-apple.
YTCftl L. 0. To sprinkle, (t) 'HrS
1. d. To fall, (if) fWl i 6. rf. To
continue ; to hold. (BJ) Wtfil S
I . c. To hold, to keep, to maintain. {*} WTTlfiT 10. n. To hold.
With ^Tor ft^ to verify.
SSI u^fo t. b, To go, or move.
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Y^t(Tf) o. Holding, having.

gTT (UMlMf) a. Possessed, held.
?T.IH*(^-3:-5)o.Armed with
bow and arrow ; an archer.
UH.TE (z:-2I-*) a. Covered or
overspread with a cloth.
BW.TI? (fO m - A S od ki "S 1
a proper name./. A goose.

VWTW ( TI^-Tpft -".) o. Holding.
YH.H* (W) 1 . B. SSiuB.
SH.^fTt {flTi-fiT:-ffl} o. Armed.
Tjjrpirfl (mi-WI-TO) o.Firm, steady,
mnmf. (^l;-'t:-'*) o. Containing water, full of water.
*fa(firO 2.m.Sacrifice./. A holding ; firm nets ; pleasure, content.
YfntngVPbtlflt-Vff) o.Firm, steady i content, happy*
Vf.ff\C) a. Agitating, moving.
*lft (ift) 3./. Dar?"*YWW(Wt) 5. m. Virtue; sea; sky i
brihmaa ; Vishnu ; a pandit.
3./. The earth.
V ('3} nifa 1. a. To collect, to
hurt. (n.fsi.Ô wwffr 9. a. To
be proud. (f<f) wiffr. fl5flffr 1.
10. a. To overcome, to resist
impatiently. (,*) c5ujt 10. d.
To neutralize or paralyse.
B(J0 1 -m. A heap.a. Clever, proud.
(B:-5r-^)a.Impudent, bold. m.
Bad husband./. Unchaste wife.
^wm [ja. Confident ; impudent.
(f^D 2. m. A ray of light.
-orf (BÔ a. Confident ; shameless./. Branch of a bambu.
Tj (u)wfTT 9.o.To he or grow old.
ft (z)V^fif l.a. (*)WT To drink.
9ir(w01.m. Ocean./. (HI) A river.

3*j f^:) 2./. A milch cow.
^*(0 l.m. A demon killed by
Krishna./. Elephant ; milch cow.
5^W.^T (TO 1- Krishna.
Wari.-jm (TO) I. Cow's milk ;
a kind of cucumber.
SwutTfr (ft;) 1. m. Krishna; a
small tree, (Mcssua ferrea.)
awmtton) 1 ./. A cow at the dairy,
or tied up to be milked,
tii) a. Held ; culled.
vtt (aj)l.n.A berd of milch cows.
V8t (Ifl) ].M. Steadiness, firmness.
SaS.q; f%a( if: -7ir-ri)ii. Steady, firm.
(ITi) 1. m. The sixth note of
the Indian gamut.
WT (TO 1- "i. Amphisbiena.
ftn; () ftrcftr 1 . a. To move well
or quick, or with good paces.
(W) I . n. A vehicle in general ; a trot . going well.

WTftr (fit;) 2./. Tradition,
wfTel (71) 1. n. A horse's trot.
WW (JT:-nr-rfl 0. -Washed ; bright ;
white, b. Silver,
tjej-^rz (30 !* A bag made of
coarse cloth, a sack.
>9i7r.ifhq.3i(aH 1. . Bleached silk.
wmîî(ii) I. n. Idem.
*ra.fu-B (iff) l.n. Crystal,
tlrrrail (m-nl) a. Purified.
ÎH{Vt)l. m. Name of a district.
Vllxm () l.n. A horse's trot.
BT"i{q:)I. m - A beaat of burthen,
^rfnsj; (n)l./. Fraud, dishonesty.
tTtS <^') !- A horse's trot,
ifll (cnfrT 1. a. To blow fire or air.
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W.WTT (*:) I.m A blacksmith.

WfW (T) Wrafn I. o. To desire ;
to crow or caw as a bird.
HI* (^:) 1. m. A bird ; a crow.
wnrttrr-irr-tf) p. Blown (as a fire).
'flTW'T. (Hi) 5. m. Measure ; light ;
glory ; meditation.
W11HTW(*r;-flT-?i Jo Blown, melted.
VTTH (TTt-lTI-W) a. Meditated.
J]7rai(:-î-^) a. That should be
reflected or meditated on. [tion.
wr* (l") I. n. Meditation ; reflecVlPr.wiq*: (^r-TT-r) a. Meditative.
(rr-t) Reflecting.
IIr.%fl!'i) 1. a. The performance
of religious abstraction, [tat ion.
I*TTO?; n. Object of medi{V.-Î-Vj a. Vide wrM.
flm (h"J ]. n. A fragrant grass; a
plant (Artemisia), o. Black,
surra (T) 5. n. Meditation, m.

(HI) Measure, quantity.
VllH.^si (sp-wr-ai) a. Having
black or dishevelled hair.
Wil Cfl:-^r^) a. Vide WITH*.
| wrefa 1. a. To meditate, to recollect, to think closely. With
fit to see, to luok out for.
WW Haifa 1 .o.To go.f^JtmffT Idem.
Hwx^fvr l.o.Tosouiid as a dium.
TO (Ji,>sr) wgif* 9. a. To glean.
iV) Jreflffl 10. a. To throw.
*rw (T) St^fff 1. a. Crow; to
caw, &c. ; to desire.
V.*CK) TfrafJT 1. a. To be dry;
to adorn ; to suffice ; to prevent.
() HTSff 1 . d- To be able.
XlftKfw) 2/. A whirlwind, a gale.
MTT () vr*fH I. A To divide;

to cut or pierce ; to aplit.
MTf*(flO 2- m. Gathering flowers.
fVW MSrfs I . a. To go.
finm^(f J-*T-") p.Held ; checked.
TJ tPTfJI (w) Iprfir 6. a. To be firm
or fixed ; to go or move.
J*, (1) Tf^fil <> o-To stand firm
or fixed ; to go or move.
a. Fiied, eternal,
certain, m. Brahma; Vishnu;
Shiva; the polar star. /. A sacrificial vase. n. Cert cinty ; logic.
ltv(.-)l I M.The trunk of a tree ;
longitude./ The chorus.
M (l[)HWfjl 6.0.TO be firm ; to go.
V*S WflTW 1. if. To sound; to
increase i to be exhilarated.
? VrefH I. a. To be satisfied.
(^) I. ".Firmness, duration.
*ateC3,W)s^W 1. d. To fall down ;
to reduce to powder ; to go.
ssh (h:) l.m. Loss.
*4^H (*i) 1. Perishing ; loss.
tqT^H(n:-wr-7f)p.DeBtroyed, lost;
vexed, provoked.
B9faH(*YfastT-fa) a. Destructive.
m. A pilu tree.
Mt(wt) 3./. Mote in a sun beam.
f tasifw 1, a. To go or move.
(T)ifil I. a. Idem.
t3W(aii-af) m. n. A flag, a banner,
a mark ; a flag-staff ; a skull
carried on a stick for penance ;
an iambic ; penis, m. A distiller ; pride ; fraud, hypocrisy.
san.^H (uO 1. m. The palm tt
WB.TT?^ (ji) L. m. Air or win- 1
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SW.W (T!)l. m. Impotence; hill

or breaking of a banner.
^W^rf (^r*r-^Ht-*nf) a. Having
n mark or sign. to. An ensign ;
a distiller ; a murderer carrying
the skull of the murdered.
(aft-ftr^fw) a. Displaying the banners.
WflOT (WO 1. . A flag.
ftjiT (wt.far#t-far) a. Having a
flag. m. kbrdkmaa; a hill; a
car ; a anake ; a horse ; a peacock ; a distiller./. An army.
rtll<fW) 1 . b. Raising a standard ; setting up a plea,
STOTOTST 1. it. The I2th day
of Bhddra, a festival to Indra.
Sir sûffr 1. a. To sound.
(foj^stfir.^ffl 1. 10. a. Hem.
t^sr (W:) 1. m. Sound, [bee.
ysT.HTf^, (.ft) 5. m. The humble
Klfit (fir:) 2. m. Sound ; high style.
K(f:r.l!T (TO 1. "i.Thc ear. [cel.
s^fsfTI {n:-aT-Ti)n. Sounded ; poeti-
jfViri<iiT (w) 1./. The lute.

^fcr.frau: (Ki) 1 . m. Change of
voice through fear, &c.
W (-Vt-^) a. Fallen ; lost.
*3P3 (T) T^fir 1- a. To utter a
cry peculiar to birds ; to desire.
HTf (Ôl. in. Any aquatic bird ;
a crow ; a heggar ; a NSga.f. A
drug ; a female imp,
,*3rg=.gK{{( : ) l.m-The cuckoo.
^r^lfH (fr-fVtf-ft) o. tlavng a voice like a crow,
a ftrfff (fir) 2. nr. An owl.
'-"TT(t) 3./ Medical plant.
^TT (*i) 1- >'. Sound report.

ra fa) 1. m. Darkness,
^rifl.ftf! (ft:) 1 . m. The fire-fly.
Wa.JT.rsT (T:) 1. w. Cassia tree,
S9T>*irîf?T (fifl) 2. m. The sun.
KirarpSs (T:) \.m. The fire-fly.
EfSTCfa 1. a. To bend ; to kill.
^ n The 1 Gth consonant, the nasal
of the 4th or dental class.
W (*:)!. nt. A Bauddha; Gam's/m I
binding ; war ; a gift ; praise./.
The navel. a.Thin, vacant, identical, adv. No, not.
Wi^f (?r-3(r-5) a. Small-nosed.
M'UV {^'-îl-W) a. Injurious.
HK (Sf-jl-B) a. An injurer.
srgiE (i) l.n. The nose.
iTJW (W:) 1. m. Tile Bengal
mungoose, ichneumon ; a Pdndu
prince ; a son ; Shiva.f. Silk-cotton tree ; spikenard ; saffron, a.
Disgraced by a family.
(nt) 1. m. Emanation of
Shiva; the magic.
TjnireT (^t) 1./. A plant.
IJtftiîT (Sfr) 1./. Idem.
151, (*) ^Wlfff 10. n. To destroy.

TBI (HI) otfV. By night.
ifflW (*:)l.ni.Dirty, ragged cloth;
a rag, wiper, handkerchief.
*TJ!i.^lfx*r (^T) 1. si. A cat; owl ;
thief ; goblin, a. Going at night.
TUi-^*: (rj) 1. m. Idem.
irjfi.VTSJii (if) 1. n. Supper.
vm.mv (<g:) 1. m. A tree (Galidupn arborea).
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mi.qwr(wi) I./. Night. j

(J*) 1 . n. Fasting by day
and eating at night ; a vow or
ceremony observed at night.
Cfli) 1. n. The upper timber of
a door frame, m. A crocodile./.
Siting of bees. n.f. The nose.
smf.*JST(W) 5. m. A shark,
srg^ pi) l.n. A star; eh asterism
in the lunar maasion ; a pearl.
ng^.^fli(W)l-n. A lunar diagram.
WnMfc (ft") 2. m. The moon ;
polar atar/.Last lunar asterism.
STT^.tj (m) 1. m, The moon.
I^.WSTI WO 1-/. A necklace
containing 27 pearls ; table of
the 27 asterisms; a dance.
H^H {:) 1. "i- Moon ; camphor,
sua snafu 1 . a. To move.
STS l.Bt.3./. A finger nail.
m. A part./, n. A perfume.
TB.fl (It) 1- m - A barber.
TO.WiRpi^-^t-^) o. Ealing
with the nails, or talons.
SIW.ÎT"! (":) I ' A falcon.

si.Tr^) i. n. A scratch,
sra fwn (f-ir-i). Torn.
ifl.^NO " A bow. [nail.
spa.T^t^-'^T-^)' 1 - Scalding the
irvtKO 1 - A fi,i s er nai! -/- (fl
A vegetable perfume.
na.^^ (*) 3 '/- A oail-parer.
srarro^(t):) 1 - m - A lion ; a beast
of prey ; a cock.
spa.5Pir (mi) 1./. A scratch.
sjw.fW (*!) I. m. /(fern.
sre.PTfsS^; a- Tearing.
1. A scratch.
rni-W^ i^-:) 1. m. A small shell.

5)5ii33 (330 - "' Elegance of nails.
SW[W(V) 1 A scratch, a mark
of nails ; a perfume.
(**) 1. m. A cock; a tiger.
5H3rf% (pWs) 5. m. A small shell.
Hiarfirst (ift) 5. hi. An owl.
siflaif lrfr-finft-fc] o. Nailed,
clawed, having nails or claws,
sra (Jl:J I.m. A mountain ; a treeare.arWOI. An elephant, a. Of
a muuntnin, a mountaineer.
anJWI (IT; 1./ Heart-pen.
ST.ira (<SI:-Wri) n. Innumerable ;
worthless, insignificant.
WWfH* 3./. DurgA.
srn.qfH (fw:J 2. IB, Himalaya.
sril.fi^C^-w) 5. m. A plant (Plectranthus);nn axe ; /nifra.
T. (W) 3, m. Mountaineer.
*TJt.^;^T (?T) 5- m. Brow of a hill,
snrc 1. n-/. A town or city.
sriTC.tlTH (HO f. . An elephant.
TDK.atiT (*T:) l.W. A citizen.
sfHT.-BI (JH.~II-*ffl) a. Of the city.
Hlpft.TC (5>t) l.m.Acrow.
^HirTTT=i1 ('Sfl 1. . Suburbs.
Pl5nift (PRO 2./. The plantain.
*prra*r (flf:) 1. m. A monkey,
sorrfinj (10 i- m. Himdlaya.
HXTO^ (^:-^T-^( o. Living in the
mountains or hills,
nflpgrt*! cii 1 . n. Height of a hill,
^jfr^rn Oil:) 5. m. A bird; a bow ;
a crow ; a fabulous animal.
inrCsvTn-Tt) a. Naked, m. A bard,
nr* (*:-*'-;*} . /rfem.
ttj.tsra{ti ) h.m. Name of a king.
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Wtjs (h) 1. Nakedness.

iX-V) 3. m.
a drug used
*i*Tr {z:}
iiiendieant
n. Ferment
to ferment liquor.
1. m. A naked man or
; a Bauddha.
A girl before mensial.^tlT (*) 1 Undressing.

snfl-BTH (Sr-rH-fl) a. Stripped.
H3f 6. O. To be
ashamed. (T) 1offu. A particle of negation,
its nsfii i - b. () *risnffi ' 0. o.
To dance ; to act ; to drop ; to
shake; to injure ; to shine.
5T3 (3-.) 1. IB. A dancer, actor ; a
reed; a mode of music. f.
A shrub. (Stj/.A medical plant ;
a whore ; un actress ; a Rdgtnii
red arsenic,
naif I. Dancing.
XS.sTRIHiq i- in. A Rdjn or
mode of music ; the sixth mode.
srs.Hii (*') I. !* The skin.
HS.TrflKtr,*!) I-/ The egg plant.
sR.H"Sir(i)l. n. Yellow orpiment.
sia.^ (t0 1- m. A chief actor.
srz.%(S0 1- Idem.
iiz.^g* (Wi) l.w.
liSTrsHI W) 1./. Shame.
H&S* (t:) 1 . "i. A name of Shiva.
*i srsffl 1 . . To bo thick or im-
pervious. (*} ^TS^fif 10. a. To

fall off or from.
sr(T:)l-"'- A sort of reed ; maker
of glass bracelets.
(v--vi-^)a- Reedy.
VC.1\V(*t--*it-i) n. Idem.
TS.nt^ It:) !. m. A sprat.

JiT.î'sffr (f-T:) f. Many reeds.
ITT . Y( ^ : -^r K I- ov el y , desirable.
Hip A quantity of reeds.
ITI^-T^-T^) a. Reedy.
TfH o. /rfnn.
tTt- ( : > 3./. A hut of reeds.
Til (S;-fl[-"rr) o. Bent, crooked,
n. Distance uf a planet from the
zenith ; a plant or its root.
I!T.STlfTI (VI) 1./. Any hour of
i birth after midday.
' srfT. stiffs (iS:-^ I a. Flat-nosed,
j int.WIJI(Jr:! 1. m. Zenith distance.
| *1rr.gn(:->at->a) a. Down-faced,
j stcM^F l^-^r-i') a. Idem.
j TrrrST (TO) I . i. Zenith distance.
' 51BTTtT:-Tl-T) a. Bent/. Woman.
Tfri (frit) 2./ Bending.
IW^t (f 0 I . m. A gullinule.
*4 T^fri (*) TT^fa I. u. To
speak; to shine, to thrive. (T,z)
n^fa l.o.With to be happy.
A river./. (#)
SK^<tirf;r (fW) 2. m. The sea.
1îr (ij:) 2. m. A cloud ; a lion.
JKt.^pa {m>) I ' The ocean ; a
small tree/. A creeper ; a shrub ;
the roae-apple (Eugeniu jaiubu).
H^t.fp'l () 1. n- Bank of a river.
5I^l.$'l.fsi1(1 ; ) I m.Asortof reed.
si^l.Blisr-lr-arJu. Aquatic, it. Antimony ; a lotus, m. Sort of tree
(Pentaptera Arjuna) ; Bhishma.
i!<l.(U:-'flr-li)n Knowing rivers.
*Kl\<l*tIS| (it) I A glial.
sn^.tft* ) 1. l Bank of a river.
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I f^f l (1:)l-m .The ocean ; Varima.

sr^t.me* (!-WI-*) a. Watered
by rivers (land, rice].
T^T.Î f>) 1. m, A current.
(* ; ) ! The bend, arm
sj^t.Jir (Jt) L.ra. A current.
^<t.ao {ô:.îT-aD) o. Bathing;
knowing the depth, &c.
(w) 1. to. A tree (PentapteraArjuna). [bacea).
*I^(^)3 /. Aplaut(Preraaher15C5= Bound ; raised up.
^Tf (3?) 3 -/- A leather thong.
jrirKt{:^T) 4./. A husband's sister.
sr=T inlerj. How ! whut ! certainly !
ho ! hola ! lo ! perhaps.
q=rq iatcrj. An inceptive particle
implying doubt, dissent.
?pflai a. That should be
saluted, revered or honoured,
I 5 '?:) 1. m. One of ^Ktufra's
treasures, Krishna's father; a
flute, m. /. (=^;-l) Happiness.
/. Indra's garden. /. (^T)
An earthen-jar ; a husband's
sister. /. (^t-^l) Dvrgd.
*I*5qr(qr---*I-JS) a. Rejoicing ; cherishing, m. Delight ; sword of
Krishna; his foster father; afrog.
^p^T* (fsv:) 2./. Long-pepper.
swfarn(wl) 5. m. Krishna.
w^.SrfqTTT (HI) 1./. A plant.
^ZV (W) 2. to. Happiness.
*f^H (ij:)l.tn. A Bon; a frog;
Vis Ann. /.A daughter. a.Indra's
elysium. <J. Rejoicing.
sr^.T 1 ^ (J!:) 1. m. JtrMnn.

sr*?.*lfSi1 (^t) 3./. Durgd.
srîi.Hrai lîr) l./.Achaplet.
sp^Bpfl:) 1. to. A son.
^^^("S: -"Hi -î)a . Ma ki n g hap py .
*I^.in(^:) I. m. Farann.
1^ 5*1 <Wl} 3./. Daryd.
^'[fljsi (m:)\.m.Krishna.f.DurgiL
l rFmf^:-^)2.m.n.Guinbling; hap.
piness. m. An attendant of Shiva ; speaker of a prologue, &c.
5rf=5*r {m) 1. m. Tan tree./ Indra's garden ; water-pot.
srfai.V; m. One of Shivas
chief attendants ; a little Pardn.
irf^.StT (<*) 1. m. The car of Arjuna ; herald's cry.
stfKw (nj|) 1 . m. The name of one
of Shiva's attendants ; Indian
fig-tree ; speaker of a prologue.
/ (fit^t) Dwyrf ; Gangd; husband's sister; a cow ; a river ;
mother of Vydri.
^fcft.mn l.M. r y <fn, autlior of a dictionary.
*(f*Z.W* (i) 1. m. SAitio ; a sun ;
a friend ; full or new moon.
*lf*5.HW I. m- The Tun tree.
^*<Vz(ai;)l.m.A bald-headed man.
f'&'PBt (at) 3. /. Drowsiness.
(IT) 1. to. A name of Nundi, Shiva's attendant ; Shiva.
(T!) 1. m. SAwn,
sfsft.^fT:) 5. n. Alakeorpond
in Indra's elysium.
^Jpr4ll0 1 A temple ; tree ;
a diagram.
5(Wni(^:-1T-fl) p. Bowing low.
( 405 ) sre
[gu(:-)l.m.ti. A eunuch ; an
impotent ma a ; neuter gender.
5fH (ST) 4. IB. A grandson./. ($t)
A granddaughter.
sr(W:)l-"i- The month Shruvana ,rether ; sky. /. (MT) A spitting
pot ; city of the sun.
^W:.1BTf*H'r(^lT) 5. m. A lion.
ara:.!IHr (W.) I. m. Air. wind.
5T:^ C%) 5. m. A deity.
srw:.^f<H(Tj) 5.f, The celestial or
heavenly Canges.
sw.ig (iffl:-?ar-i) a. Celestial.
*i:.f^ra (H:-i-ci)a. In heaven ur
the sky.
Itr.UflH
STHi^Hff
riegated
m. A hell.
5. mi. The sun.
{Wi)l. m. The moon; vacake ; conjuring.
(V) 1. 1. A hird ; a demigod ; cloud ; air, wind.

*Hffl{wO 5."i. The month Shriifona( July- Aug.) n cloud; rains ;
smell; a bird. n. Sky, heaven.
(v) l.n. Heaven, sky.
srw^.TH (IP) I. m. A bird.
1V.W(V0 l.m. The atmosphere.
(W:)l.rn.The month Bhddra,
August- September.
TWIt {) I. n. Darkness.
Vft {fwO 2. m. A wheel.
?rei.jrsi (8p) 1. m. A cloud.
=TW.Jlfr (Rfi) 2./. Flying.
qm.HVI (w> 1. n. Quality of, or
belonging to, the sky ; sound.
iw-"5^<^0 1. A cload.
IWT.tVt 0T0 I-m. Idem.
STMT.HH (Tf:) \.m.Idcm.
I^T-T^t(^) 3. /.Celestial Gonpej.

iriit.uftrlfi?:) 2. m.Tlic sun.
sriff.fW.I (in) 1. m. The CA(aAn.
qqi.'nre (W:) 5. n. Darkness.
Wltf.?* (*[:) 2./. Fog, mist.
sfSl.SHl rtO > Smoke.
1WT.f%^(f"BK)a. Cloud- touching.
TW (W:-Wr-W) a. Relating to the
nave of a wheel, like it.
WfllW(W^) 5. in. A cloud.
*TU ^bRt l.o. To how to. (*r)
stmrfir and .irinifH 10. a.
(H;) 1 . m. A lord or master ;
^Jffl orfif. Gift ; bowing ; cry.
KtHlV TWT Salutation to Rama.
UTOf*:)'."". Agreement, concord.
Ttf^T (Wi-HT-tf) a. Reverenced.
sra.^BK W)l. m. Respectful or
reverential address, a. Sort of
poison./, (fl) Sensitive plant.
nWlt'-W'*l a. Venerable, (m)
f. Reverence, worship.
^f (*P-flMf) p- Reverenced,
worshipped ; bowed to, bent.
*3ft(f0 2. m.The deity of love ;
a demon so named.
l^lVW^T (*) I. in. Indra.
H.fl^ (H) 2. m. Ekeocarpus seed.
apiMn((^:)2.M.A spiritual teacher.
R *rafir 1. a. To go or move.
STfl (W-WT-fl) a. Crooked, bent,
curved bowed ; humble,
sre* a. Bending,
fl^.gw (w-wt-^) n. Bending the
head, looking downwards.
nrnP(T:-Tt-T)o. /ifcm.
<n W T1W I <l To go, move.

{V.) 1. t. A guiding ; polity ;
the thculoijica] part of the Vvda ; a sort of dice ; a guide, a.

Fit, proper ; loading,
srasi 1. n. The eye ; leading.
/ (*tt) l'upil of the eye.
sUPT/arft (ft) 2. n. A tear.
n Tiirriri f<rat - fnwt -fa>i . Bl i nd i n g.
smvt T ^ y (ti;) l.m. A lamp ; anything delightful to the eye.
stuirnil'ni'fl:)'-"'. Corner of the
eye, its outer angle or canthus.
?Hji|TirK(H:) 1. ffl. Green sulphate
of iron ; a collyrinm.
5ra.<,TSt (al) 3. / The board on
which dice are played.
on.sr&ri WO 1. "' Policy.
JUj.fiTWT^ (<pjl. "i- A politician.
iHJ.ftriCf?:) 2./.Political success.
1- Man ; the supreme
Spirit ; Arjuna ; Vishnu ; a gnomon ; a chessman. /. (^TrcT) A
woman, n. Fragrant grass.
sH*(*r:) I. m. Hell. m. A demon.
Tpî.-gnri(irj) 1 .n.A pit in Tarurua.
*K*.fantf!T) 5. m. Vishnu.
in^t.^^n (Hi) I./ Misfortuue.
*ivH (B) ' Manhood.
stW.l (W^r-ST) a. Placed in
hell./. The river of hell.
*(iRl 5 'W (*0 1. '- Vishnu.
T3innj(^:) 1. w. The sickness or
misery of soul after death.
iK.tffw* (?r:) 1. m. The murderer of his spiritual preceptor.
VPHF (T:) l.m. Pimples, a. Penis.
! "> A sovereign.
3 ) ii
*rT. 1 lirfJ!('n)1. m.Tlic two sages
Krishna and Arjuiia.
^X.nfff fa:) 2. m. A king.
T^.fa^ fai-V-fl)o. Philanthropic.
5tT-W (W;) 3./ India ; birth-place,
sm.fllftfil 3. /.A woman wilh
a heard. Also HTfsr*I,i?rf%=Tl.
Tr, WSI('tir) 1 /.A girdle of skulls,
ir^ .iliijlj:) l.m. A human sacrifice.
sn^TTST tm) I. . ATutrtVa.
SK^TÎ^-f^fl-fa) a Carrying
men (any vehicle).
Ut.fjpq^ (*:) l.m. A gohlin.
K.^(l:-<fMi) a. Having or heing in the farm of man.
STdEfoH J^.fu^T-f!!) a. Idem.
R.ftre 1. m. Fisrtnu in hi
fourth incarnation ; a chief,
mr.^ft (ftiO 2- m. Vkkxu in his
fourth form, Iton-headed.
l^Tw(P) 1. . A low mean man.
WJ l./.The earth.
**[finT(v) 1. m. A king.
rcr*nr(t)l' "' Dea,1 > i "demon.
T^TS 1 ? (V:) 1. . Vishnu.
iRrrr (c) 1- m. A brute.
I^KO'- " A king; a juggler.
*t^w(ii:) 1. m. A king.
ni^C;:) 1. M, Idem.
iT^ssj (?) 1. .The nose.
1. m. An actor, juggler ;
bard ; elephant ; reed ; peacock.
(^)/. Actress, &c.
*WT (t) i. n. Dancing, acting.
?IflS|.rsH] l.m. A peacock.
sifnTT (ff:--aT-ii) p. Dunced,
*IT *tff<f 1- 10. a. To sound.
st^st(si) 1. n. Sounding ; praising.
Di j
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WTnlq (Hi-qr-lj) a. That may be

sounded or celebrated.
TtUtf (flJ-Tn-lfl p- Sounded out,
celelirnted, n. A sound ; a roar.
itiS Tr4fjT 1 . n. To go or move.
3TJfl.t"W () 1. Dt. A husband.
WH.ith {:) 1 . m. A secret lover.
pfiz(3:) 1, m. Sun; potsherd.
H&(V:)1. m The nipple; a lecher ; sport ; coition.
fî-^T-?;) a. Giving pleasure, in .The companion of one's
sports./, (sjj) Narmada river ; a
plant |Trigonella corniculala).
snS.^fw (fii:-fTIJ-Rl) a. Merry,
y. Enjoying a joke, piece of fuu,
5. n. Sport, a joke i wit.
Uttlf^f 1. m. Minister of
pleasure to a prince.
spfc^lt^W (*T) I. n. Promoting a
prince's pleasure.
1. m. Pleasure or
amusement ending in alarm.
JIHHMZ (w) ' "' Slight inferior
pleasure or amusement, fun.
sfurefa 10. a. To shine ;
to bind, to confine.
^3 {<) 1. m- A reed ; name of a
king; ofamonkey; ofademon,
/. (rft) Red arsenic ; perfume.
n. (^J Water-lily ; colour.
(*) 1. n- Any long uone.
WWfePTt (Wt) 3. /. The kneecap.
WW.<T(W0 1. m.The knee.
J 1.1T*': {V) l. > The son of KuTW.^rtJl.Jt. Indian spi ken a rd.
f.frj) Nectar of o flower.
sia.Ttfigrr (W) 1./. A sort of mnt

made with reeils, course mnt.
T9T.flfa(iT:) 1 -m.A sprat ; a prawn.

ufai^r Or) I./. A perfume.
TfosTfT:) l.Ji.Alotas or waterlily; water; indigo, m. Indian
crane ; Knraada, (*it)/. Assemblage of lotuses, &c. ; pond ; a
stalk of the lotus.
lfflt.Tl (T) I. m. Brahma i fibres of tiie lotus stalk.
nfatr.m (q:) I. m. Vubm. [bits.
i[^T (^:) Urn. A furlong, 400 cuTW.W.nrCnJl/.The orange tree.
(^:) 1 . m. Praise, a. New.
=ffl.frrT*r (*r) 1. /. A bride ; a
iR.^lft^T (*T) 1./. One newly
married ; one having menses.
aW.lTf (V) 1. m. jj/u. Sun, moon,
five planets and the nodes.
^pr.fT^ 1. m. A student.
*iqnj(Tft) l.m, An elephant's painted or variegated housings.
st^flT (ni) I./. Novelty.
srafs (filO 2./- Ninety.
1^f(mC*r)l/-A painting brush.
iTfftpn mft>. Ninety-fold.
ipfftr.srs, adv. Ninety by ninety.
*PT.^V (a) I. (t.New lotus leaf.
3T>f.<lWw (fit:) 2. . Mars.
W.-îl (it!) 1./ The nine forms
in which Dwrgd appeared.
srs.ÎWI (m) l./. A litter borne
by nine.
JPT.TFC a. Nine-doored.
n. Tlie human body.
^WH adv. Nine-fold. *
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trJ* adv. Nine.

*r*3t () 1. n. Praise.
(sPt) 3./. Fresh butter.
*ra.tflff (fl) 1. n. Won.
I^HYsre (^) 1. H. /ifera,
WtftH.OT (Wi) 2. m. A quantity
of butter for brtikmans.
W.VV* (^') 1 . n. A new shoot.
TTOjforar (fln) 1. /. A bride ; a
girl just begun to menstruate.
Sf*.*tj (*|r) 3./. A bride,
spifl (Wt-Ht-ti) a. Ninth. /.
Ninth day of a lunar half month.
sTT.flf?n(wT) \.f. Double jasmin.
R.H[f^9TI (^T) 1./. Idem,
il^.W^rifsn) 1 /.A young woman.
T^nra (*)l.n.New]y dyed cloth.
^.IT Vi) I. n- A special gift.
Tfl.'W(a) 1. ii. Nine gems.
^.^(^)l n. Nine days & nights.
"W.TftnTTOSO 1./. A bride.
3TH.T (î t. n. New cloth.
CT>J[3 ' adv. Nine by nine.
'ra.iPH I. n. New grain,
snwife (ft:) 2./ Sacrifice oa
the eating of the new grain.
*T.HITO (*:) 1. m. A tradesman.
TT.^W (*) 1. b. Nine offerings
presented to the manes.
TT.^fn^ri far) I./. A milch cow;
n woman recently delivered.
WW (:) 1. m. A ninth part,
srrnr (*) 1. New grain.
TOUt (t:) 1. m. New cloth.
Îtfw (f%:) 2. (91. Jtfors.
T^TT {TO 1 - m- A new day ; first
of the fortnight.
l^t.WÎ (m) 1. n, Ucnewing.
spftars (H!-irf*D a. Renewed.
1l>t (WfWMf) a. New.

sr^.HW iJT-flT-Ti) o. Renewed.
*TiJ Drfu. Not so, perhaps.
TTTST 1./ A newly married
Ttr* ^ (7r) 1. n. Fresh hutter.
(9p-^r-^) a. New. ni. Praise.
=TWPK 1. m. A bird, said to
Sffiw (fIT-^"l-) fl. Destroying.
HWW M,fw*I (T) 1./. A female
bearing a still-born child.
WVX a. Mischievous,
destructive, perish able.
! *TC (B:-ST-ti) o. Lost, destroyed,
sra.^S (^SO 1. m. The moon on
the fourth lunation of Bh&dra.
na.-Tnsr (I:-*ri-!) a. Insensible.
Tg.Ê a. Inert.
TK."S7!T(m)l/. Inertness; fainting, insensibility.
^g.Ôsfif (fil : -fa:-fir) a.Forgctful.
êjfif (fifi) 2. m. A ira'imnn who
has lost his consecrated fire.
srerfil.^WI. n. Booty, plunder.
sfffTif a. Become poor.
li^.^rar (r) l.f. New moon.
sre [5TT0 o.f. The nose.
*rer{*rr) i././d<.
sr 1. m. /&w. (Wl) / Hole
bored in the nose.n. Snuff.
srfBiT (H:)l.m, An ox or any other
draft animal led by the nose.
sretlti(51ijl.n' An ox or animal led
by a string through his nose.
(:-TT-*B) 1.0. Nasal./. (wO
The nose, n, Snuff.
( 409 ) TO
vpwni (fr:) I- m. An ox, Sic. with

n string- through liis nose.
m ivMf.^f) I- c.To bind,
afif ndu. No, not.
srs* (wO 1. m. The name of a
Ndga or serpent ; also of a king,
who gained Indra's heaven and
lost it by pride.
HS^TWai (oj;) 1. m. King Yuydti.
*TI adv. No.
~fi3T (:) 1- m Heaven, sky.
STlT.TTq^!)t. nt.Name of Indra.
srtar.'srnre (V:)tjR.JdaM. [nymph.
strar.?f5rm (AT) I. m. Heavenly
3Tr-qH (IT:) ). m. /nrfra.
11*.^ (T) 5. m. A deity.
JTlftnlfWt) 5. m. Idem.
m-j ($:)2. m. An ant or mole hill ;
vrrjiV a. Of the ichneumon. /. The ichneumon plant ;
a sort of pepper.
irrsvpvi <' a Hl ! Weak sight.
Tf^.^R.(W) 5. . A fnakc.
arg^ (*>4M) a. Relating to the
lunar as terisms.ni. Lunar month.
ar^fa^ I. m. A mouth of 27
daya. /. Astrological influence.
*m(*:)l. m. A Wrfja or demigod,
the offspring of Kadrti, having a
human face vtiih a serpent's tail,
&c. ; n serpent ; an elephant ; a
cruel man ; a cloud ; a wooden
peg. n- Tin ; lend ; a cycle.
s|Ilt.wre(^:) 1. m. Mesaua ferrca.
sjm.JIW 1. n. Bed lead.
iIiiT.5t(5f) I. n. Idem. a. Of a Ndga
or serpent ; tin.
*!R.fs[*T (r) I./ A plant (Asclepias pseudosarsa).

Tnr.faife^n (ajt) 1./. Red arsenic.
HTW.aJUa 1. m. Tin.
TlW.^tO*!:) 1. m. Elephant's tooth
or ivory ; a bracket or wooden
p eg. (rft)/. Sun-flower ; a whore.
*m<^ltj(V;) 1. ta. Wooden peg.
11T.?PfTO I./. A plant.
TO.^WTTO (v:)I.m.A.Mt of tree.
HIH.S (31) 2. m. Euphorbia.
iTO.finav WO 1. m, A large pin
or bracket in a wall.
HPI.tmi (Hi) 1. m. A weapon of
Varuna or Neptune, a kind of
noose to entangle au enemy.
sTIJT.gnj (t)]. m. Rottleria tinctoria; Messua ferrca ; Champaka.
(TiIl.âj(W.) 2.m.The holy fig-tree.
TR.TO (;) 1 . m. BAi.na. /. (^1)
A creeper (Hedysarum).
HTU.fV)-^ <^) 5. m. Amphisbiena.
w- Indra's elephant.
*mr.ma (m) 4. /. Monoid, goddess of snakes ; red arsenic.
m.mt(ti)l-">- 'V sort of potherb.
<TI*.*lfff(firO 2./A piece of wood
erected in a place dug for water.
1HIT(T:-ft-0 ff.Toivn-born ; vile ;
clever, m. A husband's brother ;
an orange ; a 1 ectu re r/. Euphorbia ; intriguing woman, n. Dry
ginger ; grass ; Ndgari alphabet.
WTSKW 1- m. The orange ; a
thief; an artist.
Wn.TT (T 1 ) ' m - t 1 " 0 orange.
5flIt^.5'S r ( , T) 1 / Cyperus grass.
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m*.K(* <W:) 1. m. Ananta. the

king of Hie Ndgas.
snuXt* (*0 1- - A libertine.
*m* (*>) 1. m. The orange.
n*T* (*0 Red lead *fIn?V5 o. Ciiiien.
*n.v*n (HT) 1-/. The penii.
srm.f IT (<P) 1. The infernal
regions below the earth.
*Ifl-*fV*lW)l/.Thc hetel plant.
WOl.-lH (*) Z./.Idem.
snit.TirtT l. M< Garvdaxhs
bird of FisAnu; a peacock ; a royal elephant ; his driver ; chief
person in an assembly.
Jfrirftz (30 1 . m. A rake.
WR.*t^t <^t) ./ Milky way.
mJI.flW (^) 1 . n. lied lead.
ifTirgjrairC'n'Jl/.Ichneumon plant.
M] |<4J (^0 1. m. Mcssua ferrea.
snUTT (T) - Hastindpur.
Tn(pjWT (on) 1. / A pole in the
centre uf a pond ; a boring rod.
WrnTfail {m) 1. m. ^naiirn.
strai^lT () 1. Gatvda.
jrprrra- (b:-9T-5) a. Mounted or
riding on elephant.
?rprrrsr (w:) l. m. /rfem.
(^) 1. Armour for the
front or the belly.
JTWrsfî:) I.* A breast-plate.
snfwTTGi:) 2- m. A name of fire.
*nf*)l. n. Dancing ; the Carnatic.

Wr3* 1. M. A player; a drama./, (flft) Indra's court.
iraii.siq^ (WO 1. * Course or
arrangement of a drama.
KXZtflV (V:-Tf\--$) a. Dramntic.

sriare [fl') 1 "i- The water-melon.
{*;:) I . m. Son of an actrefia.
*nfz*T (Itr) I./ A light comedy.
wrtr(t) 5 - m - An actor WIZO I. m. Son of an actress.
iite^ ("":) t.M. Idem.
11^ (^) I. The science or art
of acting or dancing.
YNI.Vr1*HM. > Rules of dramatic representation.
Tra.fsrq rtO i. S*iw.
*[ls.rr*il (nl) 1./. The stage.
*Tl"?rfTH (fijfc) 2. /. Dramatic language or phraseology,
srifr ((!-*!) 2. 3. /. The stalk of
any plant; a tubular vessel; a
fistula j the poise ; hour of 24
minatcs ; a trick.
irrfe*r (n) 1. / An Indian hour
or 24 minutes or 15 laghus.
^nfa'S'B (W:) I. m.The cocoanut.
Wtfv4hMll<*<A email reed with
the woof to it used for a shuttle
WTfT.Wf (H:> 1. m. A goldsmith.
o. Terrifying; moving.
[[fff.am (*I:-^t-^) a. Drinking or
sucking through a tube.
mf*-TO(*31."*- An esculent root.
*!f*.WWI(W)l.n. Celestial equator,
irryftw (:) l.m. The cocoanut.
*ffift^ (^| 1. n. An cacolent root.
stTTW^w (1:) 1. m. A bird.
Îm.Wf^yt) 1, m. A crow ; name
of a sage; of a crane.
irrft.<TCT(TO 1. m. A Bort of poison ; an astrologer ; a ravishing.
*l*t.*W(V)l "".Follower of Shiva.
^1#t.*r^(l') 1. n. Natal planet.

m*.pnw(v)i. See *rr*l^.
srreT.^(^) l.n. An ulcer.
sn*r.#^ See ^T*li^.
unti (#) 1. n. A stamped coin.
TOWttal {m) I./. Assaying.
^*.TCtf^r OCl) 5. m. Assayer.
Ilf?r.<l^(qr-B[-4') fl.Quick, without dilatoriness.
n. Praise, eulogium ; surprise, in. Shiva; a sage.
srTB v (=r,8)stmf}r.-$ I.e. To ask or
beg ; tu bless ; to have power ;
to be distressed ; to destroy.
sira(*J:)l.m.A master, ft lord ; Shiva ; a rope in the nose of oxen.
WITTS )n.Depcnden t.
(fo) m - An animal
bridled by the nose.
Mffl.^rt a. Conveying
or carrying a master.
sir? (^:) I. "i. Sound in general ;
a mystical semicircle.
*lf^*0CM^*M%) a. Sounding.
s|T^* (^)l.n.Sca salt./. (^} Suit
of reed or plant, a, lliver-born.
*rra {m.v) *rnw I. d. See irrq.
UlUHnr Distressed.
qrsir atfa. Without ; many, various.
stlTT.rf*l(ftf ) 2. m. A musical instrument of more than one tone.
UT^n.W (Si-^T-'i} a. Various flavoured, of different tastes.
STiTT.'ItJI (*:-HT-si) o. Various coloured, variegated.
srrar.VT (i:-^T-V) Multiform.

Jttsn.a* (Js^T-*) a. Varicgaled.
*iwr.ft<a; rti-^fl-O Various.
wraihi ft-^t-ii) a. Improper.

Vlf<*cOcO 1. . The speaker of
the prologue to a drama,
f r"<1(=^r) 3/Eulogium of a king,
or praise of a deity ; prosperity.
"> A post in a doorway Eet up for good luck.
IT^t.W* (V) I. m. A speaker.
Tm.Tl3(z:)l m- Cover of a well.
srt' s 5t.>pa()I../<fem. it. A ahrdddha on joyous occasions.
T[ft.Wtf^ (it) 5. m. Speaker
of a prologue ; a drummer.
Hlfl ado. Not even,
^rrftra [m)l. m. A barber.
1lfT'T.lirei(Wl)l /.Barber's shop,
mfaq (S) 1. n. Barber's trade.
WrtTOr (*;) I. m. Myrobalan.
Hlrow{^:) I. m. VisAau.
Wtfii (fawtft) 2. 3./. The nave of
a wheel ; musk. m./.The navel.
nt. A king ; a kshetriya ,- a race,
mf*!.*^*!*:) a. Ruptured navel.
WlfitJTVf (:) L, m. Idem.
mfwirwis (w.) 1. m. Idem.
srtf*.*^ (a) 1. h. Cutting the
umbilical cord ut birth.
srrfw.3! (SO I. m.Brahmd.
:nfr.H<t(t)3/.Umbilical cord.
irrfw.nrat (in) I./, /Am.
Klf.V(vr}Z.m. Brahmd.
irrfw.lil (*) 1. m. Division of the
cord t umbilical hernia ; fatness,
irretw (Sf) 1. n. The groin of a
woman ; hollow of the navel ;
prominent navel ; pain,
snw (W!-WT-w)o. Umbilical.
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HfMjnra (4) 1. m. The hollow or

pit of the navel.
HT adv. By name ; certainly.
(wj 1. n. Giving a name.
W.VI (V] l - m - Addressing by
name. Also ifrwrslt
*rm.?ratft (*tt) 8./. Jiitrgd worshipped by one of her 12 names.
siTlMffl (ti) 1. n. An appellation.
^m-r(U) S.H. A name.
*rre.'ire(*:-1T- , i) C De ad. m. Death.
snTTOV (Vi)l- m. Persona! abase.
Upnf (fTât-'a) a. Made to bend.
?rro (v) 1. m. Guiding; policy.
TPni (V)I* A gaide; a chief;
a central gem ; a lover /.(fart)
A mistress ; n sort of goddess.
Himrrf*(Tr (iTi) I. m. A king.
mtX^!-<V-<)a.Belonging to men ;
mortal, m. A calf. /
"Water, u. A multitude.
*!Tr* (EfiO 1. m. Hell. a. Hellish.
HTC* (<t-fWl-fa) . Infernal.
iTK.vt>(z:)l.BI. A sort of worm ;
a deceiver or disappointer.
srrcr (TO 1. . The juice of the
pepper plant ; orange tree ; a catamite i an animal, one of twins.
srrc^fXO 1. m. Ndrada the son of
Brahma one of the 10 divine
sages, a legislator, inventor of

the lute, and friend of Krishna.
STTO^ MO 1. m. An iron arrow ;
cloudy day/. Goldsmith's scales,
WTC!pqWte)l- m.A name of-FiAnu ; a SBge ; a comhatant./,(^|)
Dvrgd; Lafohmi ; Gangd; asparagus.
^rrjIf.WI (3) 1- n. Four cubits

from the Ganges on cither side.
Jlltl^H.t"! (3) l.n. A particular oil made of many plants.
snTre'.fitl (*K-ir-^) a. Attached
to Krishna, in, Shiva.
WnrWTr(W}l. n. Krishna's mystical weapon of undefined form.
*nf<W (Stt-Wt-^) a. Watery.
TTftwt ftO 1. m. The cocoanut.
Sflftiw (>e:-<al) 1. m. 3. /./Jem.
lift (it) 3/.A woman in general.
srirt.3UT3[(<3:l I. m, A king of the
solar race, the son of Asmaka.
sri<\*^ lw.) I. m. The cocoanut.
(wt)/. Its fermented liquor.
TirW (^') 1 . n. An esculent root.
^n^.^TTT (*) 1. m. A catamite.
sn^.^TTCfH-ii. A vice or breach
of duty in a woman, as drinking
spirits, keeping bad company,
leaving a husband, rambling
abroad, sleeping or dwelling in
a strange house.
sn^.aHT(Ti) 1. m. Lechery.
5TKt.Î5t(C) l.n. Woman's litter.
IpSt (TO I. m. The orange tree.
*IIH (VWt-W) I. m.f. n. A hollow stalk j a tube. 3. /. A
stalk ; ear piercer j 24 minutes ;
pulse, n. Yellow orpiment.
Wlfcfftt) 2./. Any tubular vessel.
srrhrar {:) 1. m. A bufTalo. (*o

/ A tubular vessel ; or stalk ;
a plant. (sj) n. A lotus.
nR(**(<3) 1. m.A cocoanut.
ntfsi.srf (f:) 1. m. A raven.
tlFgnrfHT)!./. A sort of polherb.
Ltetizod b< Ci
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TT'shi (*:) 1. m. An arrow, -a

dart ; lotus, its fibrous stalk, n.
An assemblage of lotuses.
Wftffvit tft) 3. /. A multitude
or assemblage of lotus flowers.
*rr*t-CT (It) > "> A fistulous or
sinous sore, or wound.
stwfn* (*i-vt-^) a- Ninth.
*nf*W 1- m. The helmsman ;
a sailor, a. Belonging to u boat,
ura CTi-V*W) c Navigable.
TtltmO l.m. Annihilation ; death ;
flight; desertion ; -elimination,
VW* <M) 1. n. Destruction.
Jifilrf (.W^TI-'rf) p. Destroyed.
îftw (ift- fall-fit) o.Destructive.
STifgW a.Lost. m. Owner of what is lost.
m*m (air) 1. in. dual. The two
sons of Ashwini, the physicians
cf heaven, (sit) /. The constellation Ashwini.
^rei(Wl) 1./. The nose.
TOI.fMftClft) i.f. A sort of bird.
iflflT.^fg^Wfl (*) 1 . m. The wearing of the nose ring in the right

nostril by women who have
money and children. [a door.
2. n. Upper timber of
*rrar.iTTC (V) Urn. Stoppage of
the nostrils. [the nose.
1. m. Running at
(it) I. The nostril.
*I^rq(W0 2. m.Aplant HSgapM.
*rer^N(IU)lfi*-Bridge of the nose.
Wrei.-WWJT* (fli) 1. ra. Wearing
the nose-ring in the left nostril,
as a sign of distress.
*TlTil1 W 1. nr. Dryness of the

nostrils ; a disease.
?nfa*.=m (H:-m-) a. Blowing
or breathing through the nose.
KlfOTT.SW a. Drinking
or sucking through the nose.
*trft*I Osi) 1. /. The nose ; the
lintel of a door ; Ashwini
=[[fWTU 1, n. Tip of the nose.
WTfa*r.HW(^Sl.n.Themucusofthe
nose. [Ashwini. n. The nose.
snf^W (wr)l. m. The two sons of
STTfawW (4) I. m. The nose.
iITflfa {t)\.n. Challenging or skirmishing in front uf the army.
hi. The champion.
Ttf% ind. None-existence ; is not.
snfaT (F) 1. m- An atheist,
f lfiMfflT (Wl) 1./. Atheism.
iTtf%W Ml) 1. . Idem.
Trr^.fl^(^0 1 ' m - Tne mango tree.
Jirfa.S? (S) 1. n. Non-existence.
srra(^)) 1. a. An ox nose-rein.
TT7 (^01- Binding; a trap for
deer ; constipation.
stlîil l.m. A barbarian.
TISrfa (fif:) 2 - "' NBme of a kin ePl!.fm (H^-^r-'rf) a. Causeless.
fV: qrresf (if) I . n. Expulsion.
ft: Wlfu* (n:-TT-7f) a. Expelled.
fai.WTfinT (q:-fir-rl) a. Turned out
or forth, expelled, removed.
fq:.S1 (w:-1t-*) a. Without a
ksheiriya or military man.
fif: .ftH(m-W-rf)^. Thrown ; spent.
ft:.%*(H:) 1 . M. Throwing ; sending, putting away ; passing
(time) ; wiping (tears).
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fsf.sm (?;-r-i) a. Glaomy, dark.

fipJWf (W!-WT-W> a. Fruitless.
fir:.^^) (l|>^[-if) o. Doubtless.
f>: (?f:-WI-') Fearless.
fsr:.-TWI* (Vt-qn-4) o. Solitary.
fa;.VS (^:-î-s^) a. Silent.
fai.sjî I*:) 1. > Awnless.
fsT: .iiM.1i )fl .Complete.entire.
ftti.^m a. Cleansed.
fti.*prft(*J 3. /. Wooden steps,
u ladder, a staircase.
flli.^fa tfr:->Sl) 2. 3./. A ladder ;
a wild date true.

fVi.^tsy n. Final beatitude ;
happiness ; knowledge ; belief;
apprehension, m. Shiva.
f-ft.ireJT (if) 1. n. Breathing out,
sighing, groaning.
flrt.*fW(7r!-m-lf)?. Sighed, n.
A sigh ; expiration. [sighing.
fws.Ki^ (:) 1. m. Breathing out,
T>:.^w.TiTl{w:-flT-w) a. Sighing.
fî.WTrm/o. Unseasonably. Alas!
fsp.^T ITi-TMf) a. Unconnected,
indifferent to the world.
ftOTW (W) 1. State of separation from the world.
ftt.VS (VWI-O Insensible.
BTjOT (W!-iBT.?i). Untrue.
fr:.^finn (stt) I./ Falsehood.
fsf:.îl(5(:-3I-S) a. Unsubstantial.
ft:. , 9f=((f=*--f^--f=()a-Firra, compact ; well knit together,
fin.wni (;) 1. m. Midnight.
ftl:.W! (W) I. n. Death; means
or expedient ; exit ; place of entrance ; final beatitude.
fw:OT (Wl-i) a. Unbearable.
fspfl*3l(w)l. Inability to hear.

fk^Vren a. Fearless.
fni.^tK m. A plant (Tropins
aspera). (Tt) /. A plantain, a.
Sapless, pithless.
lST:.W(li) 1. M. Going out ; the
entrance of a house or town,
fa^l t>7F(*< )a. Turned forth
or out, expelled.
frl.'S* (Si-'aT-e) a. Unhappy.

fsr:.n (H:-Wl-7t) o. Gone out.
fa.-W* (^-^r-^) a. Dry, without
unguent; unfeeling./. Linseed.
f*r:.^(^!-TI-?)a.Without desire.
r>:.ri (l:)l.m. The moiatnre or
water of boiled rice.
f*r:. (e;-T-*i) a. Poor.
fsp.W^ (î-'S:-^) a. Tasteless.
fir prep In ; On, &C.
firS o. Near.
fsr^TKO 1 .m. A flock or multitude ;
pith ; a proper gift ; a treasure.
fif.nST (W.) 1. m. An open space,
a sort of play ground ; a court
yard ; a neighbourhood.
t>.q (n;) 1. m. The touch-stone.
/. (^r) Mother of the imps.
fawn prep. Near ; in the midst.
f-refiwai (W) 1. m. A Rdkshasa.
f^W(W-) A touch-stone.
fw.'Sra (li) ado. Voluntarily.
fa^fiq iV-) I. m. Congregation ; a
flock ; a house ; a mark or butt ;
the Supreme Being.
ft VI 31 (WO I. m. A house.
(st.^riT (T') 1. m. Opposition ; injury ; wickedness ; abuse ; winnowing or piling corn.
Un { 415 ) fwv
f*r.?H^j(^)l.n. Killing, slaughter.

T*.wn (^) 1. m. Rubbing.
fipirTT (WOT-V) o. Like.
f*J.$W ftr : ) l.w. A measure of
capacity equal to i of a Kvdava.
(sTfif^T (Wi-HI-lfi o. Contracted.
(î'-sfj i- An arbour
or place covered with creepers.
fsT.'g (^:) 1. m. Hrother of iW1'fiMn ; a plant (Croton).
fa.ftftm (Wl l.f. Place where
burn t-ofie rings arc made.
Ff- ^t ^ 1 - 1- A flock or multitude. Also fti-gr^^w .
fa.wa(tl:-'n-'f) a. Dishonest; dismissed ; hurt ; deceived ; base
ft.wfH (filO 2. /. Wickedness,
abuse, rejection ; poverty.
f5j.He(?:)l- - Outcast, despised.
ftf.^Hl(i:) 1 . m. Filing up.
f<ii;ff (7T:) 1. . A house.
fa.itPS (ST) 1. n. /Aw.
f^.^fr*r ()l.nV(irm. m. An onion.
fir.*IW(W;) 1. m. A tree (Alangium hexapetalum).
fa-lTO (^0 I. f. A musical tone
or sound ; any sound.
fira Prgfir l.fl.To kiss.
fir** (v)l.n. Kissing.
fw(W)l./.Adt.
fiT.f^S (H:-TTt-) p- Thrown, rejected ; deposited, placed in.
fÔO{^01- m - A pledge, a deposit,
a throwing away; wiping off.
fir-^J (flT-tff-H) Depositing,
placing ; a depositor, pledger.
fll.W$ (^;.-4r.4*)0. Dwarfish; a
dwarf. . A billion.
ftrem (JT:-7n-li) p. Dug ; fixed in.

f>r.fow<3fuWt-*f) o. All, entire.
fa.JW{T:-S)l. m. it. An iron chain
for the feet, a fetter.
FTJlfTtT (W-in-Ti)p. Chained.

fSr.m! WO l.m. The smoke of a
burntoffering, or sacrificial fire.
fa.JT^ (xO 1. . Speech ; recitation of prayers or charms.
f*T.Kf^ (fT:-5n-H) p. Spoken.
f*r)rf^tTTrT(3isi--gal-7H;) p.Speaking or having spoken.
ft.JIH (fl:) 1. m. A town; a market; holy writ ; a road; trade ;
a caravan ; certainty.
fl.JiUr(i)l. n. Going ; conclusion,
fa.)!* IK?) 1. m. A swallow.
fa.B^ (ni) 1. n. Eating, m. The
throat; Binokeof aburnt-offeriiig.
ffl.Br^ (a;:) 1. m. Speech,
fsi.nn: ftt) 1. m. Swallowing.
U.VfS (V.) 1. m. Hope's throat.
firircfl.Tfr (*TR ) 5. m. A horse,
fir.iftir (H:-ai-(i) p. Sung.
fsr.JI (5:} 2. m. The mind,
fa.ire (:-5T-3) a. Deep, obscure,
hidden, m. A sort of wild beau,
fn.nerd (fl-^r-#) o. Having a
hidden meaning or purpose,
fir.inrwtfl (*I:-*jT-*i)n.That shoold
be hid or protected.
t*r.iZ*liT tcf!-TI- (f) p. Seized ; restrained ; assailed, harassed.
f=r.ST?5fit {U:) 2./. Restraint.
fo.HT 1. Aversion, disfavour ; blaming ; binding ; suppression ; a limit ; physicking ;
killing ; KrisJam.
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fif.U^ (*t) 1. n. Disfavour; restraint ; blame ; limit.

fsnra.WT* (tj 1-n- 1'ailuro in logical argument.
fSTOT? !. Curse.
5t.q () 1. m. Circle, ball ; tree.

firrro (us | 2. m A vocabulury.
flt.TW (W) 1. m. Food, victuals.
fa-Slta (tffO 2./. An iron club.
fairrfinr {:-tn-tf ) a. Of different
forms and sizes.
fiT.JS (<l 1. n. Sound, noise.
fil.^^(î)'- - A hoof; a mule ;
a boar ; a road.
tXlT (Si-W'-Tf ) Docile; dependant ; completing a quotient.
ftWfl.Cl-^-'f) a. Killing.
fsT.Wr=T (T>5(r-^) a. Idem.
fir.^*! (^;) 1. m. Heap, collection.
fif.^jfa^T (^T-ftj^t-fil) a. Having
a quantity ; full of, abounding.
fiiWisK'sr) 3./. A capital cow.
rsi.^crfî-TTT-Tr) a. Full ; covered.
t>.^[g(or01- m. A plant (liarringtonia acutangula) ; a surtout.
fjr^r*(tf) 1. n. A breast -plate.
fjfVf=i<T (Wi-^r-li) a. Covered;
unopened, an expanded.
ftr.-sia (:-t-w) a. A cover, a
wrapper, or surtout ; a veil.
fHiraPf (5Ti) 1 . m. A sort of jacket serving an a cuirass.
fsr.^fa (pJ:)2/.A district, Tirtiut.
tVfrS lfi;-3I-S) Faultless.
ft.Wf (tV:) 2. m. Man of a degraded caste ; a mountebank.
fsf.^(î) 1. in. Cutting off.
fsi.ai (5ii-sn-3i) a. Own ; eternal.
fasjflllW.TJS a. Satisfied
fa.fsriT^ a. Desirous
of taking or seizing.
fn.arano (^:-^:-^) a. Wishing to
conceal, secrete or bide.
t>r.2fl (W) 1. n, The forehead.
t>ZWTq 1.. Sniun,
ft-Sff 1. n. The flight of a
bird, or mode of flying.
ftfe*I (T) l./.Aplant, TeorifsT.TrJq{Ki:) 1. m. Buttocks, particularly a woman's ; shoulder ;
shore ; mountain side.
fsr.Hfsrifl(*n) 3./. A woman with
round or large buttocks.
fI.WTI( adv. Always ; especially.
fir.*>a("J!0 1. m.Ahell.
fir.(tl a i1( ; fi)t.n. Much, excessively.
a. Excessive ; certain.
fsrw (3]:-3IT-?ti) a. Fixed, eternal.
m.Tlie ocean/.Durju ; Purvati
Manam. It. adv. Always.
filTq.^ît ( ) 5. n. Daily rite.
f*rsJ.eTHI (tS) 1. n. Idem.
filHI.llfiT lf*I:) 2. m. Air or wind.
ft nmt (cTl) 1 ./. Perpetuity. .
faSIÎ ado. Always.
firaj-^HT (î) 1 . n. Doily alma.
flRI.fef , a(^) 1. n. A constantly
occurring ceremony.
fsrai.SWT) (*) 1. m. Constant destruction, or loss of the living.
firra.iJUi (W:-WMSI a. Always engaged, ever active.
fsnH.*}Tqsr(*i:-iir-5i) n.Evcr young.
/. (?ti) Name of Draupadi.
fsfRI.Slw adv, Constantly.
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ftoq.^ff ((:)<>* False conclusion, as

ilie stability of material things.
f:raiT*tmi IV-VJ-V) a. Not to be
studied on particular days.
Prw7irsi{3i:-Hli-?a]n. Eternal and
temporal ; fixed and transient.
f"^ IT) fWn 1. To reproach.
fl^ (TO m - A I'oison.
f*f.^Cfl:--flI-li) ji. Given.
fiHJ{l.-)l..A 1 D Ul .
ftf.?Sî(sf) 1. n. An example, pattern ; precept; text.
fa.ljig (3:) 1- m. The hot season ;
heat ; perspiration.
fa^TH.ifis; (<:> 1. m. The sun.
fil^fl.WTW (^ : ) I. Wi Hot season.
f**W.fa=J (ajij 2 - A summer
ft.^HI (si) I. n. A first cause or
its removal ; purification ; asking the fruits of austerity ; studying symptoms ; a rope for tying a calf ; end, cessation.
fW.f^nf (3^:-tiji-to} a. Smeared,
anointed./. Small cardamoms.
ftf^fWTT (*!) a. Prickly nightshade (Solanum Jacquini).
iT.f?U7IT1(5r) l.n. Deep aud repeated consideration.
fof^tTTQ Wishing lo
meditate much.
f-r.f^H (:-8l-B) p. Ordered ; advised ; explained.
ffl^w(w-) 1. m, A fish.
f*T.^H (0 I. m. Order, direction ;

telling ; vicinity.
f^?H.Hif(n) a. Obedient,
fa5J!.Wl5T OR] a. Idem.
ft-^ftrq (ifr-fjiifl-fj!) a. Shewing.

fJI-Ê (V\-f\-% ) a. Idem.
fa.fl(J(l) I./. Sleep.
f=Ut* (*-*T-#) p. Asleep ; shut.
fWMHr (T;-TI-#) a. Awaked.
fir.JPIirrf (*r:-*n-i) a. Asleep.
fWSr(i-Wi-W) n. Sleeping, sleepy./. A sort of perfume.
fatl-TO 00 l.m. Darkness.
fw-SaHT (w) l. n. Phlegm.
5r.W (T:-*f ) 1 . tn. n. Race ; loss,
death ; 7th lunar asterisiu. m.
Head of a family, a. Poor.
finmn (*TI) \.f. Poverty.
fsr.Wl(*f) l.n. A divine treasury ;dcpository ; place of rest ; wealth .
fi(.^mi (*:) I. m. A weapon;
charcoal ; castor-oil plant.
fsr.fa (fa:) 2. m. A treasury, particularly Plato's; a depository;
wealth; the ocean; medical plant.
fjrfa.Wil (nO I. m.Kave'ra.
%.n>tpHrl{^:-rr-5i) ^.Depositing.
ftdtn {) I . m. Ktvfra.
fir.^Tf (if) 1. n. Coition; trembling ; pleasure, sport.
fif.SiI (H:-W-) a. Deposited.
fsT.'aist (*i) 1 - n. Sight, seeing.
fct^ni (Hi) ' '" Soun<i - [killf%.ig; (^ : -^:-^)a Wisliing to
fsr.il^ (? ; )1- "i- Sound in general,
ftt.^rq^r (=*)' I. n. Engagiug in the
pcrfunnanco of any work,
fa.sil^ (;:) I. n. Sound,
fa-mfcl (a;-Hr-*i) p. Sounded,
fa.tfpn (HI) 1. /.Desire lo take,
fifijlqfj-î-^ln, Desiring to tkc.
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fa^* (*:-*t-) a. Reproaching.

fjpS.BW (W-WMV) a. Having n
maimed or defective band.
f)TO 1. n. Reproaching.
fira;i{^T) I./. Censure, reproach.
trrH(r.fir (fir:) 2./. Irony.
f*f=?w (tP-WWf) a. Abused ; despicable ; forbidden.
flpij {"r:) 2. /. A woman bearing
a still-born child.
fir=5T{35j:-s3p- ,; 3j) a.Reproachable.
ft.H (T-ii) 1. n. A mater-jar.
hi. The kadamba tree.
fa.ira (a:) 1. w. Reading.
Tir-lfef (fP-*MF) a. Read.
fit.qfeOr (fn:)2/. Reading, study.
ft.W W 1. A falling.
fit.Tjfiui (Urtn-^fjp- Fallen, descended, alighted, [mud.
rsr.imn (an) 1. / Field oF battle;
f5T. , qt(*:)i.m.Cooking; ripening.
fiMTO(3:) I. m. Reading.
fw.Trnr (m) 1. m. Death ; falling ;
alighting: anomaly.
fjr.TrJIT 1. n. Causing to descend; knocking down; killing.
ft.UlftrH (H:-TIMl) p. Made to
fall; tilled ; excepted.
ft.TO 1. n. A trough near a
well for cattle ; a well ; a reser-
voir j a milk-pail ; drinking.

ffr.*** Squeezing; embracing ; hurting. .
fw.qtfcW (fT:-m-tf) p. Squeezed.
f^.-qttT (ar-HT-ri) p- Absorbed.
fa.-iftwrrsi (n:-I-sf) o.Drunk up.
(t:-wi-i) Clever.
frr.WWW (*) 1. . Seeing, sight.
fl.^t(^:-*I-<)/>-Bound ; checked.
fw.vai () 1- m. Epistasis, suppression of urine; commentary ;
ni'mi tree ; binding; intentness;
a grant of property ; filed property, it. Song, singing.
ftw^.^Tif (-i) I. n. Grant of assignment, gift of deed.
f>.TPI(*i) l.n. Cause, origin;
binding ; checking ; a grant ; a
commentary ; peg of a lute.
fW.^fwlT (:-JII-Ti) a. Bound,
ft.WW (-=B|r-iwT-^) a. Binding, m.
Author, commentator.
fn.W (:-*IT-i) n. like, similar, oi.
Fraud ; disguise ; light.
ftr.*rr<Pf (*t) 1- Sigbt, seeing.
fif.WTr (m-TV-Tt) a. Past, gone.
ff.vn (TP-HT-if) a. ModeBt, humble ; solitary ; low, soft
ftr.iCTfl adv. In private.
ftrfl (:) 1. m. A pin, a stake.
ff.1f (TTi-in-'n)p. Immersed.
fw.flwrn 2. m. Bathing.
fir .was* (if) 1. m. Idem.
fir.diirw (W) 1. . Inviting.
f*I.Pan (*:-7iK!i) p. Invited.
fT.*l m. Barter, exchange.

ft.i|nrai(ar:-Î-^) a- That may be
bartered or exchanged.
faffl (faO S. m. Son of Jkthwdku.
fVfipl(Ti)l.M.Cause ; mark; omen.
adv. For the sake of.
fafaw (*) l.n. A cause. Sic.
fsrtBUqrK* (') 1. n. The instrumental cause ; the deity.
fiffim.flfre(^0 1 - ,B - A given time,
fstftHW (a) 1. n. Causality.
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filfini.^6{w)l. . Special or OCcasional rite ; expiation.

ftfipUm 0*) l- * Mere agent.
Olfim.fV^ {^) 5. m. An astrologer, who knows signs.
fcrfirnrePi (fnO 2./, Dependence
on a special cause.
firflTO {V) l.m. Twinkling of an
eye ; an instant ; Vishnu.
ft.*tw*(* I. n. A wink ; death.
t /.Winking, fraud.
fST.tflfWfT (3T:-1T-5i) p. Closed,
fif.ire (*<:) I. m. Barter.
Pr.wl (T) l.m. Twinkling of an
eye, an instant, three lavas.
fa-Sir* (Wt) l.m. The twinkling
of the eye ; a fire-fly.fsiW*.W<T.(5T) 5./. Lightning.
5. to. A fire-fly.
fmM (W-WI-V) a. Deep.
f*1W.JI(l!:-jrr-fl)-I)eep./ A river.
firerm (wt) i. /.Depth.
(TMIflfl (W-Tir-Tr) o. High and

low, uneven, up and down.
fsw ! The i twe.
(JW.irt (*:) 2. m. The coral tree.
firn(:)] . m. The common lime,
fn.Vtf (i-TI-W) a. Checked, restrained ; fixed, n. Crude matter.
adv. Constantly.
fâ.HIT^ (*i^tW) a. Of subdued mind, or temper.
fireaiww (wi-wrr-ar) a. idem.
f*VWTWKSXi-*\-i.) a. Abstemious,
finiffl (fill) 2. /. Destiny, luck ;
religious duty./, (nt) Durgd.
fiT3P (lOl.m. A sage, or man
of subdued passions.
Bf.VTO (V-W-*t) a. That should

be restrained, or subdued.
fsr.trw (wit) 4. nt. A charioteer ; a
ruler ; punisher. a. Ruling.
fMfair (Wi-Wl-rf) a. Restrained.
fa.ÎB (:) I. m. Agreement, covenant ; religious observance ;
certainty ; precept ; practice.
pMW5r (it) 1. Binding; restraining ; a precept, [rules.
fsnm.TC pO-*T-<) Observing
fa.*lfini(tr:-lT-i)j> .Bound; checked ; governed ; prescribed.
firern*! <f) I. Causing to fall.
fir^TH (*!:) 1- n>. Religious act ;
penance, &c. ; restraint.
fsr.*nw far*) 1. ft. A boatman, a
sailor, a pilot, a. Guiding.
fir.WH (W-WT-* a. Engaged in ;
appointed ; directed ; fixed in.
fa.^WT (^:-*rr-i) p- Appointing.

fipr| (w;.if) I. in. s. Ten millions.
pTM!flf<re (ifh) 5- /. Durgi.
fk.V* ) 1. n. Close fight.
fst.^rflR (aj:-=BT-W) o. That may
be appointed or authorised.
fr.îii(Jl:)l.i. An order; appointment ; occupation ; effort.
fsrira.^tanr (5f) Object of
appointment; authorized act.
firqiJl.fafij (fsj;) 2. M. Form of appointing to any work.
firSrjrrii rti) I. m. Object of appointing to any work.
pf.*rSw.(ift-ft*l-fit) a. Engaged
in ; ordering, nt. A deputy.
fa.iinj (JHi-rat-wi) a. Fit to be appointed, m. A master.
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fails!! (if) 1. n. Ordering; uniting ; impelling.

fw aifwH (*T:-iri-?r| p. Appointed
Id ; urged tn ; joined, suited to.
far i5i*fl*J a. That may
lie appointed to any work.
f5T.3rl(si: -*n-s$}fi./rf?m ; servant.
f*f.qi(iT)4.m.A wrestler ; a cock.
fif^ Out, without, forth.
firv (fl:--qT- , S)n.Witliout dice or
latitude, m. Equator.
faT'S.*!* I. n.. Equator.
fin;V a. Unchecked,
firess (a) 1. n. Self-will,
ftrfcr (fin-fTri-Rr) a/Without fire.
(SI:--^!-if| D. Without passion ; unstained, /. The day of
full moon.n. God.
fytn (Ht-WT-lf) Devoted to.
f^sm Faultless.
fa^WIW (IT-Wij) a. Unfeeling.
fW^^njwr (TTr) I./ Cruelty.
f<K5K! (V-VMf) a. Unkind.
fflirw: (V-TMi) o. Coarse ; continued; identical; urihounded ;
unconcealed. [(racied.
f3Tr=n:Ta(w;-flr-^) a.Narrow, confaTflqwre W)'- m - Private study ; diligent pursuit.
fa^l Childless ; unconnected, unmethodical.
fspTi (ni-^tl-'o?) a. Withoat water.
fftOm I*^f) o. Shameless.
fil\J<(S (W-W-Ti) o. Illumeless.
farîf (&) 1. m. Absence of return ; or of a common measure.
fUTire CV-Î-^) n. Undeeaying.
(Hr^g(q;-'gi-^).Non.cxpectaiit.
forsu -w) a. Cloudless.

filÛ (*) I. m. Hell.
fyri*! (a : -^r-iS) n. Unohstructed.
fie*)* (*J:-*HS) n. Vain, fruit,
less, unmeaning.
fir.t* (^0 I. m- Uoss of voice.
Ol^n (î-Yt-^S) a- Self-willed.
ft^Tq [*)l-^t-î) a. Unobjectionable, unexceptionable.

fsr^TltîlW adv. Circumstantially.
fsrr^n; (^t-?j-^) a. Animated.
pHTJVfaWT <3JTT) l.f. A fence.
f*t*,m (Ur-^r-ii) a. Undecaycd.
farn=T (if) 1. b. Fasting.
f>.^ W;-9Hff) a. Dry. insipid, m.
Want of juice ; insipidity. '
firc^T (si) l.n. Rejection, denial ; spitting out ; killing.
fsixî (:-Wr-) d- Shot as an arrow : uttered rapidly ; thrown j
nbandoned : rejected.
fT^.fil<(H(^:-m-î)o. Indifferent
to the things of the world.
fiTC^.^TJUlfaWTj (,*!-^M) ".Very,
incomparable, paramount.
ftnflW PT <T:-*TT-i*) p. Expelled ;
checked; abandoned.
f*H^Trr(^s TI-tJn.Homble. Alscf>KY^<T. fire^fir, fstMrfaji.
fiTtTfllTW TO I. a. Obstruction,
contradiction ; neglect. [tive.
f^T*ft'('W:-HH.--S8) n.Obstrucfrcjtirc l*!-*T*^) n.Without form
or figure, m. Heaven, Vishnu ;
Shii'a ; God ; reproach.
Pn,( $*lW*l"W) a.Unperplexed.
ffCTWrl (Y:-wtf) a. Removed.
opposed ; despised, rejected..
Pro ( 42i ) r*i*
f%KrwTiT(fiTr) 2./. Rejection ; op.

position, obstacle, a. Without
form ; one who baa not gone
through a due course of study.
ftrcptTO (H:-n-*r) Unrevilcii.

PUJflH. (STI-JTI WI:) a. Sinless. .
fsrrr^t*: (x;;-Xl-f) a. Lawless, corrunt, depraved ; barbarian.
fsrrpmr (tit) 1 ./. Night.
fmi^5 (K-cr-a')p. Given, paid,
f^T^R 1- w. Delivery, payment, discharge. [pleasure.
f:rTTsr=5 a. Without
fiTTTH^ a. Prosperous.
ftrpmj (g:-nr-tf} a. Frivolous,
vexatious (acomplaint).
firqira(-W-4J a. Well, hale. m.
A wild gaat ; a. hog, boar.
f-ITie{i ) 2.m.The wood-apple.
f*rqrtmr!iI5!. (lft-fiwt-60 Living without flesh, temperate.
fflTT*t(^-HT-*i} a.Without income.
fincpff (<*:-WMiJ a. Contracted.
fa*ni.9ni.w(*ra) 5. m. An idler.
farjirre(^:-81-) a. Easy; ready.
farrjtl (^:-^t-li) a. Unarmed.
ftTFSm o. Self-supported, not relying on others.
f=TTTU a. Hopeless.
fsnqftm. (fn:-fo-fW) a. Without
a blessing. [fuge.
firRij (v.-m-v) D.Without a refsrq^ (Vi) I. m. Expelling; opposing ; abandoning.
UXTHV IM) I. Rejection ; tilling ; spitting out.
fjrrjpw^ a. Restless ;
homeless ; portionless.
fTrrTIt (X'-TI-t) a. Fasting.

ftftjfnft t*) 3./ A veil.
fTfTf^rq (*j:-ljr-^) a. Imperfect,
maimed! mutilated.
fapfW^ (w) 1 . n. Looting at ; regarding ; expecting.
fM^WIl! (V-WMt) p. Looking at.
filTlfll(W)l. /Looking at ; hope.
MjwmWw-W) p. Looked at.
flftftjj (Wi-iTT-Tf) p. Idem.
flftw(si) ! .a.Thebndy of a plough.
fl<W Ww*T-* a, Without effort.
PrtWntl (KJ) l.f. Indifference.
fîfi (5fi) 1. n. A glossary of the
Vcdas ; derivation, a. Said ; obscure ; obsolete.
fa^fw (fit) 2./ Idem.
fsre^mrsr ^^T-^) a. Uttered.
fV^ffre a. Breathless ;
confined, not to be breathed in.
fsrvfTt (Ti-CI-r) n. Without an
answer, speechless.
faVfllW (^:-TMS) a. Indolent.
f*' 1 ^* fa-'-T-V) a. Unanxious.
Or i ( T-l )pS topp e d ,co n fi ned.
ftlVY.mi (HO I. m. Stricture of
the urethra. [ried.
ftm.KHfFrl (fift-fir-fil) a. We*.
flrpFm a. Indissoluble.
Ot^ffiil CTP-TTT-Tf) a. Free from
alarm, quiet, sedate.
Pr*i}lJT (JI:-aft-lf) a. Ceaseless,
groundless : listless.
fav^^n* (^:-5II-sf) p. Opposing.

fVTTOW- (T-TT-V) a. Free from
oppression, or distress.
fil^niS^ a. Free from
trouble or alnrm.
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fk*<m (W-WMt) a. Unequalled.

ftro* <W-^) o. Honest
ft.^(a:-T-*) a. Current (meaning) ; inherent ; unmarried, m.
Common Acceptation of words.
(ffl) 5. m. Currency of
meaning, ackowledged sense.
fa.^T* N) ln - si 5 nt ; wwrcfcj
doubt ; ascertaining ; appointing.
fst.Vt*W*I : -1I-''iKFLt to be looked for, discussed or appointed.
f*T.*ftil(<r-Jn--ii) p-Seen ; ascertained ; considered ; appointed.
fa.ûj (m:-fflrnj) a. Idem.
fH-^TJJH <M) l.n. Appointment.
fT.^? (^;) 1. nt. A complete sentence ; certainty ; logic ; enema.
fa.VTO () 1. n. Ascertaining.
fk.V (V-.-Vl-V) a. Noiseless.
firrre(B:) 1 - m -I^ BS i confinement ;
check; dislike; preserving.
fa.^fir (fa: -fit: -fa) a. Free from

violence, nt, A demi-god./. Calamity ; security.
fsMtH (W) 1. nt, SiSma veda.
fa.i (Hi) 1 . m. Country, region.
f*f.in (iTi-HT-^t) p. Gone, extinct.
fsf.jta (7n:--î-w) a. Inodorous.
fa.Jtant (*) 1. n. Killing, slaughter, injury.
f*riU. 3 <fit C5t) 3./. The siml or
silk- cotton tree.
fa.^S (:) 1. m. Exit i loss, departure. Also fajfa^, faflfa.
f*r.JI(V-r-^) o.Void of all properties ; bad. m. God.
filJfa(W) 1. . Freedom from all
the passions peculiar to mortals.
faytf (*) 3. /. A shrub, Vitex

negundo ; root of the lotus.
fa.^(*:)l.m.The hollow of a tree.
fa.4*K=fl01-*i- A SB S e or devotee,
a mendicant ; idiot ; gambler.
fsrwrartT:) 1 -- A religiouB mendicant ; a gambler, a. Unattended ; deserted ; clever.
fa.i}*m (:}) I. n. Killing.
fa.iii (t) 1. n, A great collection
of people, a fair, a market.
[vz;) 1. m. An index.
fa.tSW (^) 1. n. Friction.
fa.^^T (*:-wr-"l o. Rubbing.
fa.^RT (Hi) 1. nt. A gust of wind,
a whirlwind ; a rumbling sound.
fafr^fft (<?t) 3./. A river, [less.
f*T.lh (i:-Wl-) a.Cruel ; shamefa/ra(:) 1. . Sound in general.
fa.sjfa(i|:-^T-*f) a. Lonely, unpeopled, desolate, void.

fa.ah: (C)l.m. A deity./. A plant
or perfume, n. Ambrosia, a. Immortal, undecaying.
fa.ahr (wO 1. m. A desert.
pT.fWfi (Wi-Î-H) 0. Conquered,
won ; un conquered.
fafg wfcW (^-m-7i) a. Of subdued senses, feelings or passions.
fafsJtf%l.<TW (HO l.m.Asage.
fa.aSfn (T:-*l-^) a. Lifeless.
fa.HK (f) 1. m. A cascade or torrent. m. Horse of the sun ; fire
of chaff. /. (ft) A river.
fa*r<Û*t) 5. m. A mountain./
(ft^t) A river.
fa.^luO 1. m. Certainty ; doubt;
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fsr.WT (f) I. m. Certainty, &c.

f%i**I.uT< (^) 1- m. A verdict.
fst.^T(^)l. m. Ahorse of the sun.
ft.4iTO a. Certifying.
ft.^TW(^)l- Giving certainty;
outer angle of an elephant's eye.
f*.fin (W--W-li) Cleaned.
fif.frT p. Defined.
fsr-Vfo 1. m. A washing.
(w.m'sra 1. A washerman.
fir.Sfe (fff-^tt-K} o. Certifying, m.
A judge ; a voucher ; a guide.
fij<im.H ("0 1. n. Verification.

fir.*!*) (iJi-JIT-'s) a. Ascertainable.
fir.^xi (nj:-WI-Jl a. Burnt, consumed ; unburnt
fsr.<* (s:.*r-i) a. Unkind ; unnecessary ; envious ; mad.
ft.^ (^:-^r-*i) n. Unmerciful.
flT.^ (^-Î-^) o. Harsh ; shameless, n. Pith. adv. Excessively.
fsr^ft (fti) 2. m. A cave.
Mft.Tlftn^-Wl-fe) a. Inhabiting a cave. 5. m. A hermit.
fr.^n* (t:-W--f ) a. Toothless.
f=r.^**(!:-n-if)a. Without burning, m. The marking nut.
fff.<ppr(*ft) 3./. A creeper.
fsr.^lB (JIT) 4. in. A reaper.
Pr.^lft:fl(TT"Hi-f)^.Torn,opened,
staring, starting (the eyes).
f>.fm (î-nri-^) p. Smeared ;
anointed ; stout, lusty.
fm.tfw ind. Shewing.
f*.fis o. Described,
shewn; ordered; assigned.
fir.^HtHO 1 . Order, command ;
description ; certainty ; vicinity.
Pr.^sJ (W-?t-B) a. Explaining,

shewing, m. A teacher, guide.
f=I.irw a. Faultless.
ft -ij)a.Simple ; neither glad nor sorry, stoical ; not
embracing two principles.
fir.W(H:)l J*. An old ox. a. Poor.
fk.VW (*i:-iHI-*0 a. Impious.
fa/fin: (TO 1 . m. Certainty ; the determining of merit.

fa.*rc^ ft) 1. n. Idem.
f*(.VH$lV (1;-ijr-^) a. Ascertainable ; irresistible.
fH.tfrftx(JT:-m-w) a. Ascertaioed.
fc.wtf (^;-mi-ia)a. Acting fearlessly ; active ; ascertainable.
fsf.flfl (ip-WM!) a. Deserted ; rejected by friends ; refuted.
f5T.Hl?l(<T:- , in-S)iWaBhed; bright.
ft.^rc(T:-*.r-*>.Uncourtcous.
f*r.3nj(*J:-*II-^}a. Without a master, protector, or superior.
fsr.îqm (m) 1./. Widowhood.
ft.ftifTfl (fli-Td-Tl) a. Causeless.
^T.^w{aj:)[,i. Iutentness upon ;
importunity ; seizure ; whim.
f)r.4fe (w, Killing.
ftf.^W a. Weak.
Pr.^f* (fe-ft-fi) . Foolish.
ft.f* (C'ft-t) a. Without a foe.
fc.jlT (V>Hr-lJ) a. Broken down.
fiT.^fz (Z:-ST-*Ja. Hard, firm.
fa.fo(Tj:-T-i}) o. Fearless.
f*T.T(T)l.n.l'ith,essence.a.Much;
fearless, adv. Excessively.
ffr.W^ (a) I. n. Abuse ; lac.
f*r.fl*jiT (T-'nT-w) a. Reviled.
(mi-mi m) a. Unfortunate.
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fit.fihrfal-'BI-^) Pierced ; alike.
fstftfu^q (*t:-ijT-iijn.Cut to the

heart; broken-hearted, [hcnt.
fa.tjll (W-yi-t) < Straight, not
fn.&flî-U-t) ff.Free from envy.
fl.^s; I. m. An elephant out
of rut a. Sober, quiet.
fif.q pW (ai-TOi-iil a. Desolate.
f<t.ilts[ pf)l. n. Churning ; separating, discriminating.
fa.'fHU (^n:-=5H a. Churned.
fft-tSn (Fi-ni-S) a. Disinterested.
fst.tiiflH (sl)I . n. Disiute rested n ess.
f:t11(5i) I. n. Remains of an offering; talc. o. Pure, clean.
fir.was(s) l.n. Purity.
fa , .firw(w)l.ii. Manufacture, making; pith, essence ; fitness.
fa.tfll^J (*5) I. . Remains of an
offering ; purity. /.(w) A medicinal plant, o. Clean, pure.
ft-frira (fTi-ai-ft) a. Made, fabricated, manufactured.
fsT.fÔ (fit;) 2./ Making.
fiT.*W(*) I. W. A snake that has
lately cast his skin. a. Loosed.
fir.WÎtlt*t(W:) l.M. Hem.
fl.^z (a:) l.M. A tree bearing
apparent blossoms ; the sun ; a
rogue, n, A fair or market.
(if.Tfg (W:-3I-^) a- Without root
or fouudution ; eradicated.
ff.Ê (e:-B[-B) p. Rubbed out.
rYwur I. m. The slough of a
fiuake ; liherating; armour ; sky.
ff.ajiS'S rt:-ii-in") a. Self-willed,
n. Independence.
fir.qr<ai[(n:-iTT-7f)p.UDcoiiiTDiied,
fit.iSlU (<) 1 . n. Going out issue ;

travelling ; final ; the outer corner of an elephant's eye; beatitude ; tether for cattle.
fa.iilK (ft---ftt-I) p. Departed.
fsr.inicTiI(fl) I. m. Revenge ; gift j
payment ; replacing ; killing.
fir.'arfafi(W:-<tr-'i)i'-Takcn away ;
requited, retaliated.
fsr.iarw (m) I. m. A sailor.
f=[.nrrS(S:)l.in.Extract; exudation.
fir.BlfwfW) 2./. Disunion ; unfitness ; want of connexion.
f*t.igfw <;-^Mi) o. Disunited ;
improper, unconnected.
Pm3t(*0 1. m. A chaplet ; a decoction ; a door; a bracket.
fir^nt.^l (w-m-fl) a. Careless
about money or property.
fif-W'P! (V-'T-li) a. Unmarked.
f%.^T (t:-tr-55t) n. Impudent.
f^.t^K (S:-BI-H) p- Unanointcd ;
utidcfilcd. in. Krishna ; a sage.
fa^fa't (Wi-HT-SI) p. Experienced.
fa.^PT (T:-qr-ti) a. Anointed; undefilcd. m. A sage.
pT.HlW{^:-n-r)B. Sileat. a. Explanation ; index.
fir.sk (st:-Î-5()a.0pen (country).
fc^ft (0 1- n. Gift; funeral
gift ; extinguishing.
fit .^qwf^t) 3 /.Slough ofasnake.
fir.4ijT(Tr) 1. n. Sight, seeing.
fir. BTflJHi)l.i.Lcavingoff, ending.
f>.sfW 1- n. / Complet-
ing; supporting; catastrophe.

fn.sii^l C^-^n-â- Improper to
he said ; blameless.
Dl J liZO'J U:
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fir.Ô) 1. n. Eternal happiness

or absorption ; eitinotion. a. Liberated ; eitinct ; dead ; set (as
a planet) ; without arrows.
fir^TO.WTOrCir:) 1. m. Liberation.
fff . 4l : - Trr-7(" )<i. Calm . m . A cal m .
|ij.<bj?( îjl.m. Censure ; rumour ;
affirmation ; absence of dispute.
fjf.^lil (q:) 1. m. Extinguishing;
gifts in honor of the deceased.
fSM^rtTT (ifl 1 . n. Killing ; a gift.
fit.qrfipT (Jir-STT-W) a. Quenched ;
cooled ; killed ; offered up.
fil.^HH(3H;-^r-ilI ) a. Acting fearlessly : irresistible.
ft.^W* (rf) I. n. Killing; hurting ; banishment. 1
fa.tqifait (tP-m-ifj a. Banished.
ft.^TO a. That ought
to be banished or expelled.
fif.*Srf(î) 1. m. Accomplishment ;
maintenance, adequacy.
f*T.^tTO(T) 1. n. Connection between cause and effect.
f>.ir**! (*) I. n. Catastrophe.
fa.fshrw* ) 1. a. Inherent or
intuitive knowledge.
fir f4*n: (*:-*r-*T) a- Unchanged.
f<T.P3if(iri-WMf) a. Unobstructed,
n. Absence of impediment, adv.
Freely, unolistructedly.
ftr.M* (W-V-^) a. Desponding,
overcome with fear ; humble.
fafirw.îre (1 1 :-WC- ff:Ju. Resigned, meek, humble.
flr.fi"} ^ (l"^) 5./, Annoyance.
fa.KwriOwn) I ./. A Vindhyi river.
frfafr* a. Contiguous.
Pr.Mi* (qovi-^) a. Undiscriminating, foolish, vain.

fT.Plsrff (W-Wf-t-) a. Fearless.
fit.fsWW (n:-i(l-^) a. Same, not
different, indiscriminate.
fW.fÎ (<(r) 1./. A plant.
fif.fiqÎ {W-Vl-fy a. Indifferent
to the things of the world.
ftf.tMff (S:-BT-e) p. Arrived at;
got ; engaged in ; earned ; married ; received ; ttaying.
f=T.fT (sji-sir-ai) a. Seedless.
1*M*JrMw<I-<) n.Unheroic, cowardly./. A childless widow,
fil-^W (afc-aTr-iS') o. Feeble.
firi* [W-m-lf) a. Ended; free
from ; happy. 1. n. A house.
tVeWIGR (WT-W) a. Happy (God).
fsr.^fir (fir:) 2./. Final absorption,
death, happiness ; repose ; setting ; cessation ; completion.
fir. In (H:-W-t}) a. Finished.
Orif>l(fn:) 2./. Satisfaction ; final
beatitude ; approach ; completion, a. Destitute of employ.
f5r.>fn (n:-nr-ai)o. Calm (the sea).
fir.5?B: (^:) 1. n. Humility) expe-
rience of neglect ; indifference.

fiT%.*rtXl M-tft-AO a. Expressing regret, complaining.
(Hi) It m. Engaging in;
attaining; wages; eating; enjoyment | fainting.
fttSfswM) 1 . n. A small reed used
by weavers as a shuttle.
fiM* (T:-Ti-t) a. Without a foe.
t>T.^lH(ii)l. n. A hole, a chasm ;
pain ; freedom from it.
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fjt.TBT9(*:-^T--<j) a. Uneipectant.
ft.3#P (T:-*r-) a. Without
vanity, or deceit ; irue.
fsr.^1(aii-sir-W)<7. Without guile.
ft.^V O. Abandoned,
left ; ended, completed.
f*I.MT* ("") i . n. Removing j taking the dead to be burnt.
fu.^T7:(*::)l.m.Extracting; evacuation ; burning, giving away ; fragrance ; accumulation of wealth.
fir.wfi^-Mt-ft)a.Taking out ;
diffusively, fragrunt ; wealthy.
fir.îr(ir'-in-if);. Taken out
ffl.Hfh (fifi-fiit-fir) e, Unarmed.
fir.^(V)l.. s und in general.
(10 A house.
fa.nnpr (*f) I. n. A dwelling.
fsr.wtfutr (tii) I./. Hm.
Ot.vrf^^t-fipft-fir) o. Dwelling.
frfwq(lHi)l. w. A deity/. A cow.

ft.fafluw (wi) I./. A cow.
ft.tftl (aT:-^T-if) o. Encompassed,
embraced ; changed to, lost in.
f%T,TT1*r ( n") I . n. Gifts in honor of
a deceased relative.
pl.TO (>;r) I./. A virgin.
fa^-ita M)l.t. Returning ; reforming ; stopping ; giving back;
200 square cubits of laud.
fsr.-s-nfiraai (sB-aii-ai) a. That
should he restrained or returned.
f*.W (-*r) 1. s. /. Killing,
destroying ; removing.
t^Ppr (7T:-HI-if) a. Killed.
fn.-a^fir (fsi) 2./. A bouse.
ft.arro (w:) 1. m. A village.
flf,1Wt(*t) 1 A bouse : clothes.
fa.W (ti)l.M. A multitude; a

quantity ; one of seven winds.
flr,*Ti(ll:.Tir-?fHi.WeU.arnied ; secure; calm. n. A calm ; asylum.
ftîn.^TTq (^:) I. m. A demon.
fsj.^m ftp) 1. m. Gifts in honour
of deceased friends ; any gift.
(TO 1. m. Hindering.
fif/JR'ntH Cq:-*7i-ii) o. That may
be hindered or prohibited.
fn.Hlftn [m-HT-lfy a. Hindered.
ft.Tre (90 1. m. A house.
fa^re.WH (ti) 1. n. Habitation,
fit .qi fasiOit-fWt-fa )a. Inhabiting.
fjT.fW(T:-8I-tf ) a. Coarse j thick ;
impervious ; crooked -nosed.
f*f.fa^W (<P-iI-<) a- idem.
fT.fêiB'l(!-'nl-'rr)o.Wishing to
fafTfW 0*!-T-#) o. Gross.
fa.ftrirf (-*T-4) o. Alike.

fI.fia( 8 :-B1-S)/i. Entered ; seated.
fa.-jfifi (*> 1 . n. The brahmanical
thread, a. Covered, n. A veil.
fT . l ftfBH (*IJ 5 - m - A brdkman
with his paiVo, or thread.
ft.tS (H:-7IMf) . A veil. a. Surrounded, covered, clothed.
fW.EfiT (ft:) 2./. Covering.
fiT.en (u:-nr-^) a. Ceased, stopped ; reformed ; finished ; gone.
fjrTfl.WtTU (V-W-V) a. Without
cause or low motive, m. A good
or disinterested man.
frnm.TW (Jl:-irr-Jf)a. Of subdued
passions, feelings or temper.
Di j.i.:u"J !:. Co(
firm ( 427 ) f*r*
HlllllPl (Pli-fm-ni) a. leaving a

trade or occupation.
WPTJUT (!Hr)5.nt. A sage; Vishnu,
ft.Btfl (Pn=) 2. /. Cessation ; reform ; refusal ; prevention.
fTOfa.W&firrw (ni-TTT-ti) a. Ceasing from works as a means of
obtaining final salvation.
fT.^*f (*t) 1 . n. Delivering an
address, or gift ; entreaty.
fsi.-tfÎ (H:-<T!-W) a. Given, addressed, entreated, stated.
fira'sj tad. Having stated.
ft .**(!(:) l.w. Entrance; depositing ; a camp | a palace ; army ;
marriagej entering,
f'T.'Jn" C*i)l. i- A house ; a city.

Tn.-Smtli) (T):-s?r-i) a. That may
be entered or engaged in.
fw.^fiurXwt-Wt-'ri )/>-Eniered into ;
engaged in ; sent ; fixed.
U.*ni (8) I. n. Perseverance.
fair (!>*,) 5./. Night.
f5T!3 130 1' m - f Balardnta.
f*.H (it) t.n- Sight: hearing.
fsruT (Hi) l-'y. Night ; turmeric.
fWJ.Vt (t:) I m. Moon ; cock.
t>ur.ig fat) 2. . The moon.
ftwt.JW (10 1. m. Many nights.
fiTWI.^: {<:) 1. m- A Rdkshasa ;
nn imp, a ghost, owl, a snake, a
thief, a jackal./, (*t) A whore:
a friend, a. Nocturnal.
ftlHT.I'nn('O) 5. n. Darkness.
fajU.ajw (^j) 1. it. Dew, frost.
f|tre (!) I. tn. An owl ; ghoBt.
fI-UI1 (:-!-n') a. Sharpened.
fVHTCfti) 1 m.A man of a low caste.
fttm^51(a)l .n. State of alow caste.

fstHT.^fiM (iff) 5. m. An owl.
fsrwr? (ft?:) 2./ Twilight
f5nrlH(*|i-'*[T-^) a.Quiet. tranquil.
n. A house; break of day.
fitRTwl.JtrTjtffl) 3,/ A housewife.
firrpn(^:-wr-wj(i. Blind at night.
r=TTT.Tlff|(ftp)2.m.Moon; camphor,
ftfiir.gm 1 . n. Hoar frost.
f*mrm (tt) l./. A plant.
fijW.afw (f>:) 2. m. The moon.
fYJUmi 1. n. Sight, beholding ; bearing ; a shadow.
ftnt.TOI (*:} l.f. A jackal.
fintr.TW(<)l.ll. Killing, slaughter;

night combat or attack.
ftm.TB (:) 1. m. The moon.
Bnnur ft) 1. n. Air of a tune.
filHT.E^ (5) I. n. Many nights.
fani.Sfîi (?T) 5. m. A cock.
fTHJ.^tÔl-'n.'White water-lily.
frnrnKT fon) 1./. Tnrmerick.
fsr.ftrfr (*t-lTT-n) a. Sharpened,
whetted, n. Iron.
filfk giT (tr)l./ A flower (Nyctanthcs tristis).
fintfe (*) I. m. Midnight.
fsriftftift (ft) 3./- Night.
fin(trt'ft.WTf The moon.
fsrijtalT(wn) I./. Night.
fVu* )!. m. Killing; a giant
kilted by Durgd.
fV-UWr (it) l.n. Killing.
ftTOHJ.*^*! (ft) 3./ Bwyif.
fst.Ufafll t^St)5.m,A Jmm pontiff.
f>irT1jrr*l t!V)l. m. Nightly rest.
fMhr()l.M. A crane.
fTfl>) (W) 1. . Certainty.
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fjl^fl (-wT-fl) a. Immoveable,

fiied./. The earth.
ftT^mr (Ti-*Vf) a. Firm. m. A
crane ; a rock, mountain.

fw.^nw(W^-) a- Ascertaining.
fiT.WT*(W:) 1- m. Evacuation by
stool ; mind ; obstinacy.
ft.fipr (l|t-m-lf) a. Ascertained;
sentenced, n. Certainty.
f;r.r , fl('>i:- , WT-'a) a. Thoughtless.
fjr.^twt (P-Wr si) p. Under investigation, [powder.
ft.^WVW) I. A kind of toothPf.*l(i-I-* a. Inert.
firir.*iiP8 (M) I. Final bliss.
f*Hr^re. (T.:-TI-T> a. Conferring final bliss or emancipation.
faltim tf) 1' * Breathing out,
sighing, breathing hard.
fsr^rg (*:) 1. **. Htm.
{&) 1. o. To sprinkle.
Pf.VT (T=) 1. m. A quiver; union,
meeting, aasociation.
fsr.Ttft (ftp) 2. m. Embracing,
an embrace, union ; a bowman
or archer ; a charioteer ; a car ;
grass ; the shoulder.
flwfVT{TW 5. m. An archer.
ft.<OB(V:-TBI-W)p.Placed ; gone to.
f%.Pir! (Hi:) o. Seated, m. A seat.
fjT.q^ (^:) 1. m, A munical note.
fsr.W (W) 1. / A market ; a
small bed or a cot.
pf.Vfft (TO I. m. Mad./. Night.
fif.** (V) ' m - Name of a mountain ; of a coantry ; of a king ;
name of a musical note.
fa.Wt* ; )l- m A Eort of potherb.
ftf.^r^ (K) ' m - The highest of
the seven musical notes ; an outcast ; a fisherman.

flt.ftfipl (3) 5. m. An elephant
keeper or driver.
fa-faS (3 : -3FT-T> . Prohibited.
fit- ^l^fj t ^-V)p. Sitting; standing, resting on.
ft[.*^*l(*r)l. n. Killing, slaughter.
pT.^(W01. m. Sprinkling; a ceremony after conception ; effusion.
ftt.^fer^ (Trrw-^ft-T!) p.Seated.
C3;) 1. m. Prohibition, prevention, stop ; exception to rule.
fr*1[(*i)L. n. Service; practice.
fttATJfta (*-^Mf) o.That ahould
be served, or practised.
f>.?f<n! (7T:-m-Ti) p. Served.
firB^ fasfiuw 10. if.To measure or weigh.
fasii {m'M) 1 . m. a. A weight of
gold ; a golden ornament.
firs*.*** (H-iil"-^) o. Wearing a
necklace of gold
ftr.Sfiflj* (ni ; -*i-) o. Without
thorns or trouble. '
fl.5^ ("SO 1. m. A plant (Caparis trifoliata).
fir.swbr (4t-r-^) a. Withoat
work ; neglecting works.
fjj.Rffim o. Cruel.
ftr.Sfi* (fc) 1. m. Certainty.
fn.W3 (W-WI-^J a. Waned ; impotent; full, withoat parts(God).
m.Pudcndum muliebre ; Brahma.
/. A woman past child-bearing.
&MVHI(-4n-4) a. Without wishing, n. Involuntarily.
Oiqilized by Coo
fire { 429 ) fmqr
ft.mt^ (-*r-*).a. Causeless.

tr.^rW{?i-XMf)Of a noble race.
fir.s61rar WTi) 1. in. A penitent
shaved and Bmeered with yhi.
fjt.sfiin (n:) 1. m. A portico.
f5t.**rfitr (iW-HT-li) a. Expelled ;
placed ; reviled ; expanded,
frr.auifafr (W=-T-Tt) a. /dim.
f*.^fa^Jl-feiTI-f*f)<'.Expelling.
/.A female alave not restrained,
fjr.^sr (*:) t. ib. A grove near a
house ; a Geld ; a door ; private apartment ; the Zenana, f.
(5T-fz:-zt) Large cardamoms,
fff.faran Hf:-srr-w) n. Poor.
tVÛCfl:) 1. m. A plant, Danti.
ft.sjpnt (W-WT-li) o. Expelled;
extracted, forced out.
{jf.qn(V) 1- m. Hollow of a tree.
ftr.BSjn(fl:-in- , H) a. Undone ; pardoned ; neglected, negligent.
fa.*fn (fin) 2./. Undoing ; pardon i neglect ; acquittance.
fa.*4m (**) I. n. Expelling.
f^.SBifVfraKw-^l-âThat should
be expelled or taken away,
fff.i^n (m) I. m. Going out ; any
mental faculty, aa attention ;
degradation, inferiority.
ftr.îflW 1 . b. A going forth.
fif-W* (*W ! m - Hire ' "ages.
fiT-W" f*"-W-^) Gone out faffS*^-*!-^) a.Idle ; neglecting worka. n. Supreme Being.
Pr.%Ppnn Idleness.
PMWW(*0 Broth.
. Pf.S (H>Sr-#) o. Well cooked ;
bright, burnished.
ftntj (WO 1. w. One from the outcast or barbarous tribes.

fa.^ (tf-5F) a. Staying in, abiding ; believing./. The catastrophe of a drama ; end , loss |
completion ; profession ; firm belief ; state ; begging ; good conduct ; fixed time of trouble.
fVBr* n. Sauce, condiment.
ftrfH(W:-Hr-li) p.Fixed ; certain ;
staying in ; devoted to.
fir.*H (TO ! Spilling.
fttifr* (*} 1. Idem,
(T;-^T-':) a. Harsh ; hard.
fsirHTTl (Tl) J. /. Harshness.
fsr.TSpr (ws-tn-ti) a. Cast ; spit.
fr-Blfr (firO 2./. Spitting out.
tf) I. n. Jdem.
fir.an (jmi-wn-UG) a- Skilful.
f>r.unT(5l:-Hr-^) a. Skilful, learned in ; perfect ; agreed upon.
fa.TBS C^-m-Si) a. Decocted.
fjr.srftsr pf) I.H. Issuing from.
fir.'ofT! (f%i) 2 /.Completion, conclusion ; birth ; going out.
pT.TTraifir (fn;) 2./. Great pain.
fT.P*C ("P-Î-^) Motionless.
ftr.onr (n:-I--n) o. Done, completed ; produced ; motionless.
fll.Kimfifl (fli-HMt) a. Weak.
fsr.wfrUT (Xt) 1. tn. An ascetic.
PMqm (*r-sil) 1. m. n. Doing;
concluding ; causing.
fiT.wfipr (Wi-*Mt)f. Effected,
r^f-on^ (^:-^r-^)o.That.Bhould
be done or effected,
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fir. ^rannrfw: -Wi-ii )p . Being d on e .
fT.*llW(if) 1 . n. Drinking.
ffl.wrr* 1. m. Winnowing;
wind ; straw ; a pod ; pulse, u.
Cert in. positive, indubitable.
fir.fi(Tt-lT-l). Ground ; beaten.
ft.WW (nn-HT-W) <. Sonless.
flr.W** ("i-wr-W) a. Neuter (gender), m A eunuch ; a coward.
fit.fT (V-TI-'S) o. Content, not
coveting./ A plant.
fa.vm (V) 1. m. Friction.
pT.afira(Wi-ll-) a. Stupid, dull,
fiT.^STBW o. Unimpeded.
b. Freely, without hindrance.
fir.HTff {H:-WT-W) a. Gloomy.
fsr.*SRiu(Jf:-sti-ir)a.GroundIcss.
6t.*5Trq<>t:-*T-tf) a. New and unbleached cloth. Also finwrfa
a.Barrcn ; impotent/Woman post child-bearing.
fir.TOITT (1TI) 1. m. Midnight.
fa.Vtt (i:) 1. m. Natural state or
condition, nature ; form ; crea.
tion ; leaving ; barter.
firefl.W (5T:-an-5i) a. Innate,
fif.ftpj (w) 2. m . A shrub (Vita
negundo). Also frfiraf.
fir.^*t(fl')l.n.Ki]ling, slaughter.
fiT.*T(iU) If. A plant, 7W
fif.^S (BrSl-eT) a. Delivered, deposited j centrical, middle,
firenpfl l.m.A spy ; an envoy.
(=ft) 3. /. A pill, a bolus i
a kind of force meat ball.
ft.VX* ft ]. . Crossing over;
going out, extraction ; means of
success, an expedient.
fir.^W (ss:-w-w) a. Filed, stopped : paralysed, benumbed.

fT.eVI (-(Jl.n.Killing, slaughter.
f*.*ra(-T-*f) a. Down, below ;
round ; trembling.
W.WtT(tO 1. m. Crossing ; escaping ; liberation ; means.
f*H.<ta* (at) 1. n. Cause of liberation, as faith, &c.
fl-fafft^ (fel-ta-4v) o.Desirous of liberation, seeking it.
ft.W^(T:-ir-<f) o. Free from chaff.
fif^W.^K iV) l.m. Wheat.
OtSJ*. (MJ 1. n. Crystal,
fir.flfittr (qt-1TI-lf) a, Left, deserted ; skincd, peeled, pared.
f> ware tWi:-"Ii-Wi) a. Dull, obscure ; spiritless ; impotent.
fsr.WH (S:-nt-T) a. Without fear,
ftr.f* (H:) 1. m. A scimitar, or
knife, a. Merciless, unfeeling.
fjlfiTO.VTfca. (ft) 5. m. A soldier.
f%.WBW(:-QI-WJ a. Without the
qualities of truth, passion and
darkness. [ Ba i e _
fireFIT (TJJ 1 . . What is left after
Pr.W^:)lJB, Agitation; throbbing, a. Still, immoveable,
fir.^r* f^:-TT-T) a. Content.
fir-WS 1. m. Trickling.
fr.*m(*0L m. The scum of rice.
fir.?Tr (W!) 1. m. Sound ; silence.
f.Wnr(:) 1. m. Idem.
fa-TX (JIJ-Wl-lO a. Killed,
fir.^jpr {:)') 1, . Killing.
fa.T*) (i>fi-53t->B) o. Idem.
fa-^flm^-sr-it^.Being killed. '
fir 1. m . a calling to.
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JsMHVr (TI) l./.Atl alligator.

f=t.*rc(*:) I.m. Frost.
fir.fiNir (Wfl.- Killing.
r-T.fffiT (Tls-ITT-'W) a. Deposited, delivered ; applied to; bestowed
on ; kid (as dust).
fMta<*T:) L, m. A low man.
fn.Tff* (4;) I. m. Denial or concealment of knowledge ; doubt ;
a secret ; wickedness.
f*ra^.-9l(X^ (^t) 5. m. A prevaricating witness, or defendant.

tie 3 TAT tX) 1 . m. Evasive reply.
f*r.^TT(cfi-JTT-W) p. Concealed, secreted ; denied, evaded.
f*.^fir(fi(0 I.J. Idem.
fsr.T|7[iT(ir:-*rr-*i) p . Insinuating.
fw.53T?(^:J 1. m. Sound. [ing.
PWMfl(*I*t*flt-Yfl) a. Soundift*(0 l.w. The name of a tree.
*).<fK (<::) 1. n. Vilifying.
ift.Wm(!}I- m. Certainty, a. Like.
1^(^:-^r-^Jo.Low ; vile ; deep.
^T^fll (Wi-Wf-Tjo.Low ; dwarfish;
vile, (ot) /. An excellent cow.
Also *ftfW iftfavT, qftft
*Tt^PsT (*!} 5. m.The lop of any
thing ; owner of a good cow.
nrfu. Low, little, vile.
4ta'*(*:-*Mt) a. Low, base, vile.
/. A river, n. Water.
I.m. Aa onion.
adv. Little, low.
wt(*;-3)I.m. n. A nest ; a place.
siTl.arfaj:) |. m, A bird.
^%flT it) I.m. Idem.
srlir(!f:-?n-7t)a.Taken,led ; well behaved ; gained, n, Wealth ; corn.
sflffl (fit:) 2./. Guiding ; obtaining ; polity, policy, ethics.

STlffI.9riIT(*!T)l ./ Morals ; polity.
(i-I-^T) Politic.
WtfiT.il^fi:)] . m.KrAa*Apntf s car.
^tfir.^MW-SI-W) a. Politic.
sftfnflrT (ffl^-Wft-Jnl) a. Moral.
aftfif.firenl^T) [./. Morality ; political science, polity.

ftfV.Hni (*) l. a. Idem.
stt^ p. Given away.
*tw(*t) I. m. A guide, n. Water.
<tf)\. n.The edge ofa thatch;
a wood; circumference of a
wheel ; the moon ; stars RCvutC.
^Pf(T.')l.H Kadamba tree ; a kind
of/jorn; Nil Asoca.
*PNni1 (st;-i|T-ii) p. Being taken.
*fc)lj.WBter ; liquor ; a juice.
wl.mt(W:-HI-W)o. Colourless.
(f) 1. n. A sort of costus;
a lotus, m. An otter, a. Aquatic.
lft.fWfairt-WIl-WO a. Free from
dust, pollen, or menstruation.
'ft.'^re (Wi"I-B) a. Idem.
ifksfl. ^tf<;7r(7P -tj r-ri ) a .CI e ans ed .
^Tt.^fT (wi-jir-7i) p. Stopped ; indifferent. [A cloud.
Û..^ TO-^r-^J a. Toothless, m.
ifk.f^sr (i?r-f^fVf<) a. Cloudy.
sfft.f* (fill) 2. m. The ocean.
#h:.ftft(fi<!)2. m. Idem.
lft.TiW-in-lt)*.CorM 1 thick.
iftJCflCQOl* m- The pomegranate,
o. Dry, withered, insipid.
^TTnj (^:) 2. m. An otter.
JTt.*;iS!:r(iMl)l.n./.Lu8trntion of
arms ; waving light to an idol.
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*ft.f^ (^-) 2. m. Trophia aspera.

^t.T^(^) a. Convalescent.
l.n. Well.
^t.^(si:-an-si)D.Well. n.Costus.
*ft*>I [Vs-HT-^) a. Shapeless, m.
Wind ; God. n. Heaven, Eether.
^tW Dark blue. m.
Blue colour ; blue mountain ; a
monkey chief; Kuv&a's treasure; a gem or a saphire ; blue
Maina.f-iW) A blue fly ; a Rdffini (îT ) Indgo plant ; a bruise,
n. Indigo ; a mark ; blue vitriol ;
black salt ; poison.
(Wl)l. m. Sort of antelope;
or tree. n. Blue steel or vitriol,
fll-a.^ 1 . m. Shiva ; a gallinule ; sparrow ; peacock ; blue
jay ; moranga. [seed.
*WiTW (^) 1. n. Eteocarpus
^m.**r . The blue lotus.
Hlw.f *W?t (*) 1. m. Blue barleria (Barleria cEcrulea).
wtw.wr* (VJ I- A heron.
^tW.tflT (H') 1. m. Mahddioa.
^.Vy (T:) 2. tn. An insect in gcnera), a worm ; a jackal,
rftw.ai (w;-aii-sf) o. Of the blue
mountain, n. Blue steel.
^t.ftr?t('Cf1)(i.3./Blue barleria.
*tw.<TW t*0 1- Black mad.
#pB.Tlsre (W:-gl-ai a. Very dark.
llw.T-f 1 n. The blue lotus.
(*) 1. . /a.
jpNr.Trrflsr (lj) I. n. Steeping or
maceration.* of indigo.
^tgî^=I.Hra('B)l.n.Indigo vat.
^Vb.Pt^ (*) 1. m. A falcon.
fl.g*H>i') 1. m. A sort of Vrrbesina with blue flowers. /. (wit)

A blue species of Rasan.
T^.-gftnST (-STT) l.f. Indigo plant.
^Ya.YB (BT;) 1. m. A sort of fish

commonly called Rvki.
<ftw.T (H:) 1. m. The moon, a
cloud ; a bee. a. Bluish.
*>T.Hf> (f!r)2. m. Saphire.
tftw.WV? (TO 1- -K'n'sSiuj.
-ftW-BliW* (0 1 A fire-fly.
wlw.wfiraiT (wi) 1. /.Black mould
or earth ; iron ; pyrites.
*ft"S.?h^ (T) 1- n. Blue steel.
^to.rf-nr(;r:)l- m. Shiva. f.(<n)
A vegetable, a. Purple.
flfal.-ffTT (v?; -i> I a. Blue.
^tw.Trew (sr:-irr-iit 1. w. Wearing blue. m. Planet Sa/um.
ltw.1ffl m. Balardma.n.
Black cloth, a. Dressed in blue.
^t*8.Trew (*[:) 5. m. Sarurit.
?fta.S^ (fl:) 1. m- Black bull.
5t?rrfl (qr) 1 . m. A goose.
^PlWTT (Ti) l.M. Crane ; blue jay.
(TJO 2. m. An insect in general ; a jackal./. A gad fly.
*flrfSW(-^) 1. n. Blue vitriol, collyrium./. Ot) Lightning.
WlWTS^T 1. / A celestial
courtezan ; a river ; lightning.
nfl-qp-trT, (r_i) 1. m. Balardma, Saturn; a demon, a. Dresaed in
dark blue cloth.
^rm.-fl'fl^f.'H)!. n. Blue lotus.
ffWn (Mt*n-)a.Blue. tn. A cloud.
vtîVi (W) 1. m. A dark cloud.
fll^rnjra (i|n) l.m.A sapphire.
Di j ii:c-"J I:
iftf'JPn (si) 1. / A plant (Nyctanthes tristis); Indigo pknt;

marks of bruises ; slight malady.
^tflfl^t Oflt) 3. /. Indigo ; Teori.
^T*t.^!fi(Jr:}l. m. A firm and constant friend ; true blue.
sfttft.^Tir 1. n. Steeping or
fermentation of indigo.
^T^9aii3t.MTO(iB)l,n.Indigo vat.
~*t\wmtg 1 . n. A blue lotus.
*ft%prf%W (<flt) 5. m. Jama sage.
^l~5jT>ra(^) l.n. Lapis 1 ami i.
*tWT(Tl) 1 . m. Trade ; a place, site
of a house ; a religious mendicant, n. Water ; mud.
rfr.Tr* (3F:) ]. m. Dearth, scarcity.
1-m. Wild rice.
iflp>(f>:-t) 2. 3. /.Capital ; stock ;
wager ; cloth round a woman's
waist, or the knot into which it
is gathered ; outer tie of a packet containing sudra offerings.
^lBtl(7r)o.Any inhabited country.
sils (i)\M. The edge of a thatch ;
circumference of a wheel ; a
wood; the moon ; RAiati.
it-VK (TO 1. m. A blanket; curtains ; screen, or outer tent
ll-TITfT 1 )!. . Frost i l"nr frost.
a adv. What, how, or, either.
I (*[:)2.m.A weapon ; time ; boat ;
nasal mark./. Praise, eubgium.
3* ftfk 1.6. a. To hurt.
*J7f (Hi-Tii-Tf) a. Praised.
flfjt (fi|!) 2./. Praise ; worship.
HI (H:-ltt-li) a. Sent. m. A plant.
move, send or despatch.
Or-HFJl) a. Sent, cast.

W (Hi-Wfj o. New ; praised.
W.wjr(ir:-in-Hl a. New, fresh.
*(ffrs(a') 1. 1- Newness, novelty,
SW |:-srr-i) a. New, fresh.
I. m. The mulberry tree.
Ilfl adw. Certainly ; questionably.
T-3T ("::-<> 1. m. . An ornament
for the ancles or toes.
t Sf^fir 1. a. To lead, to conduct,
to guide. (*|) ^frffr 5. a. Idem.
^ (5fT> 4, m. Man, mankind.
.ilTlft-);1)3.m. The man-lion.
H (fl:) 1. m. A son of Ikskutdka.
=a.-qqH(-grO 5. m. A demon.
^.WTO (jkiO 1- A cannibal.
WTqfif 4. o. To dance.
VcTI (HI)l/.Manhood, manliness.
>3fk tfrr:) 2./. Dancing,
^KÔ 3 - m - A dancer ; a worm ;
the earth ; length.
'm (v) 1 . h. Dancing.
555 (?5) l.n. Idem.
^.^T(^:) 1. m. A king.
W^piDj. m. Kuvfra. n. Manly property or duty.
^.n- (*:) l.n. A king.
^.-qfrr (ff(!) 2. m. JftweVa ; a king.
WSIT (w) ! m- (Cassia fistula).
wt-^Tfir (fin) 2./ Royal policy.
TT-fire(l')l* ' Bambusa spinosa.
.nf^T (Tj 1. n. A royal palace.
Wr.ntT (k.) i. m . Sound of music
warning kings when feasting.
^>J.rqrr(qi) 5. n. Royal umbrella.
^J.finTITJI.'i-Insignia of royally.
*lfirr.HT (TS-TT-T) Assuming
the insignia of sovereignty.
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q.mfl)l.m A king's friend.

/. (W) The queen.
1. "I. King's service.
WTW () 1. An assembly of
princes, a royal palace.
Hjiw (w) 1. Revenue.
HTHTbi.sj(S!>'SIt sfja.Of royal birth,
m. A prince. /. A bitter gourd.
5<Jl*3r. (r,:) l.m. A sacrifice made
by an emperor in which all dependent princes officiate.
>ai[HK (K) 1. n- Music played at
the royal meals end feasts.
^Vimi (Hi) 1. m. Consumption.
^qpr-H (fl) 1. n. Kind of gem.
*sqraI (3) 1. w. A throne.
(ITt-TII-^) a. Princely.
(WO 1- Hospitality.
^.7TT^ 0?:)'m-BoBr-incarnation.
*l((W-^r*J) o. Malicious, wicked, injurious, destructive.
îlfc.CTf (Ui-Tn-li) a. Practising
mischief, injurious.
*.firt(^0 I- V'shw in his 4th
or lion incarnation ; a chief.
(aMn)I../.An array of men,
(w:) 1. m. A great man.
'MfttftO 2. m. Liun-inciinialinn.
TOVfvO ! - m - A washerman.
5^51 u. That should be
taken, carried or conducted.
%3 (fir)4.m.A master, a. Leading.

$Z5? |3) l.n. Right of leading,
ifl (*-*-^) o. Leading, n. The
eye ; root of a tree ; wove siik ;
a car ; churning string ; enema
pipe, m, a. Tubular vessel. /. A
river; Lahhsmi.
si^.S! (si) 1. n. A tear.

i^.^f!E (^:) l.m. An eye-lid.
w*.tni|ft Ift-'iir-'H) a. Up to the
eye. m. Outer angle of the eye.
*<(.ftta3 I. m. A cat; eye-ball.
ihl.SlSl (fsri) 3. m. Indra ; moon.
i?t) 1. n. Collyrium.
iN.trJI (n:) 1- m. Ophthalmia.
ire.^W (*t)I. n. Veil over the eye.
shtrnd (u:) 1 i. Ophthalmia.
^Tjq(ij) 2.m. A tear.
fl%flJl(^')l.H.Delight of the eyes.
srtj^H (>J) 1. n. A collyrium; one
made of green sulphate of iron.
/. <ifj> A drug or medicament.
^f^s(B:-8r-li) a. Very near; clever, m. Alangium hexnpctalum.
(WMPiV^TT ) a. Idem.
âj (:g:-5qi-sg| a. Taking often.
Slff:)]. m. Family priest; water.
^.n*H(fljjl,B.A stage; the dressing
or tiring room ; an ornament.
(J 1. n. Country of Nepdl.
Wfexi (atr) I./. Arsenic.
(;) 1. m. Time ; term ; part ;
boundary ; hole ; fraud ; acting ;
evening; root. a. Other,
^ffl (fH:) 2. m. 22d Jaina pontiff ;
sacred place, m. f. A tree.
/. f!-flt) Circumference of a
wheel ; wheel of a well.
^ffl.ârlKi!) 1 - m. Name of aking.
5fit<flr)5.M.Atree.
$W (H>ir-0 a. Unahle.
sRT (d) 4.m. An officiating priest.
a. Relating or
leading to final bliss, effecting it.
{f.-vt-V) a. Idem.
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sfafe^ a. Very near.

1. n. Nearness.
S^r.w^ (^.-sj-^) a. Various.
(V:- 1 !!-^) Multiform.
(W) I- A goblin.
afn^(ff:-*t-V) a. Morose ; bad.
^JIW () I. m. An Upanlshad ; a
sectarian not heretic ; a trader ;
a citizen ; a guiding ; a toad.
5fo(0 l.n.The head of an ox.
/. (^1) A capital good cow.
%sj (Wi-wt-3f) a. Own.
Usi (HI) 1. n. Perpetuity.
tnVt*<-vT-^J o. Ever, constant.
^fHW (*:-*Nr) a. Idem.
5Erft(-W-<) Belonging to
the summer season.
3 a- Sleepy.
TOre (*T;-^ ^-)a.Relating to treasure./. Place of hid treasure.
n-|W a. Of Nepal, f.
{^t) Douhle jasmine ; red arsenic ; Indigo j Nyctanthes tristis.
|infiw a. Produced or
brought from Nepal, n. Copper.
^3< i.M> t. Dexterity.
$$vg ("8) 1. * Idem.
aJSrftW (*-t-J o. Occasional.
s!fnrn*.**K (4t) 5. n. Occasional
ceremony. Also S|f*W fw^TTftftHll*i-*t-ii)o. Momentary, transient a. Name of a forest.
$ftfff<!V(V) 1. n. A sacred wood.

tiitmii) 1. m. Barter, [fig-tree.
1 . Fruit of the Indian
than f eer ' 9 akia '
H*tfH 1. n. Self-government.
Safins a. According to
rule, regular, enjoined,
shrrfl* (Ti) I - m. A logician, or
follower of the Nydya system.
(HI) I. i. Compactness;
closeness; contiguity.
$<m I SB) {.*. Despair.
(#*) B. Obsolete ; used
only in theve'dat; acquainted
with the terms of the vidua.
^^JT (Hi) 1. m. A demon; ruler
of the S. W. quarter. /. (^ft>
Tiie south-west qunrter.
IfjrlB int)l. n. Absence of qualities.
(Si) 1. n. Purity.
(tH) I. n. Blucness.
sfi^l (*S)1- Compactness, thickness ; continued sound.
iRÎ WiU- n. A religious offering.
^?flt35 d) 1. n. A present to a
brahman, as a girl, jewels, &c.
(;-s?-7fJ a. Nocturnal.
Sfaiq (*i] l.n. Certainty; fixed
(n-.)\.m.Nala. a.Of Nishadha.
t^jq(Tj')l- Ne S ,cct of worka ;
salvation without works.
tsqmfHV (*:-*t-) o.Worth ICO
Niahkas, or bought with them.
ijfNi* (*0 1-m. A mint-master.
BSEjfa^ (:-*!-*) " Wicked.
sjrK* (î-'SVqi) a. Relating to
state, office or condition ; firm,
fixed, rn. A brahman who always
lives with hia tutor,
^(zq) I. ft. Cruelty.
s^g(^l) 1. n. Diyness ; colduess,
disaffection. Also V.ifat.
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fl^fif* (*r:-'st'-W) a. Innate,

tfwftl* A swordsman.
31 adv. Nil, not.
W) 5,m.Tlie name of a (age.
Sprw* (HI-^-K) Remote,
fll (wt:| 4./. A boat, a vessel.
Sum (*t) i./.
5rr.^(V<) I .m.Ao oar, a puddle
^F.tTTO (iBs-i&I-Hh Navigable.
Swift* (*-fa*t-fo) ofaMingii
a boat, passenger; freight.
rq;jr adv. A particle of abuse, rc
proach or contempt.
anjjr.*T (W) I. a. Contemning,
unjrri; 1. m. Contempt, disre
Mjit(vO i-/. A n!tli y m6CCl
ajrj ( rj:-nr-^) a. Whole, entire
inferior, low. m. Parasunima
buffalo, n. A hole ; grass.
nrn.9Iift(fT(:-fji:-fff ) n-Of low race.
af.WWT W) 1. . Contempt, reproach ; defiling, degrading.
ajîH(S:)l.m. The Indian fig-tree,
a fathom./, (tit) Mimosa albida.
aim^l {j) 1. n. Despising.
silSm.-qfTflual (S9T) l.'f. Anclegant hsndBome woman,
sq^ (WO 2. m. A deer i a sage.
=qy.WV? (70 1. m. Cassia fistula.
(T) I, . Low abuse.
sjre(sr*-i?Nt-'arajJ. Short ; low,
base ; lazy i whole, entire,
^faff (ws-m-Ti) Q. Thrown down.
sjij (tj:] ]. m. Loss, expense,
aji (J>ir-fi ) a. Asked ; gone;
hurt, injured, pained.
spTl{f)l..Givingup; depositing.
aj g( : - W -î)<i . Dep osi ted , placed.
Wffl.*^Hj;'aT-')a.Kejecting works
as a means of salvation.
H^.WTT a. Delivered of
a load, eased, relieved.
STS.JrSi I. m. A deified progenitor, a. Unarmed.
ajTW (w) 1. n. Fried rice.
ajrej (^ : ) 1. St. Eating.
3jm (ij:)l.m. Propriety 5 a system
of philosophy like Aristotle's : a
HURT! (ITT) I-/. Fitness.
anwMt (Wt) 3 /. A woman
acting or judging rightly,
îirgnr(T:)l.nt- A virtuotta man.
sfjrqpn<C(T:}l<*- Pattern of virtue,
apftit (flt-fipit-ftfl . Right ; logical, just, upright,
ajrai 0Ui-Bir- , 4) " Right, proper.
sqre(:)l.w- A deposit or pledge ;
deserting ; a delivering to anober or tc memory,
aire.-wf^l^t) 5. m. A mortgagee.
) 1. m. Repetition of dm sii
times ; Soma vi'da. a. Pleasing.
s*rR(W:-WT-W) a. Crooked-backed ;
liump-backed ; looking downward ; bent ; convex. m. A ladle ;
disease, paiu.n.CBmornujo fruit ;
a vessel used at nhrdddltas.
gw-irdO 1 - m - A Babre ( r; -TT-"5i J o. lilameable ; vile i
deficient, less,
appri (JIT) 1./. Deficiency ; infe
riority ; diminution.
1*.* (*!-<t:-ft) a- Ignorant.
i, An idiot.
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=ir=nT (li-W-Tf) a. Maimed.

=0llfSwr(*-*r-*) o.More or less.
qpjfiff.r*ini (*) I. m. Unequal
division or partition.
3mf=5*I fc-*Mt) Deprived of
some organ, as blind, &c.
jfinwftr", (*) 5. m. SMva. So
ifel WTi &c.
q p The 19th consonant, and first

letter of the labial class.
q (q:) 1. jr. Air, wind ; a prince, a
ruler ; a leaf ; drinking.
m (W-H) 1. n.The residence
of low or outcast tribes.
(^:-*IT-aI) a. What may be
cooked, matured or digested.
1% (fw) 2./. CooLiog ; ripening.
ifw-ajw (WJ 1. n. Colic.
TO IfK-Sft-TIji o. Cooking.
TOftl?)!- The sacred fire maintained by the householder.
nftjrfl (n: -m-i} a. Ripe ; cooked.
T* (gs:-l-^) <" Cooked ; mature,
fully ripe ; grey (huir) ; perfect ;
able; experienced, digested.
WBTfT {%) 5. m. The nirai tree.
a. Cooking, maturing.
TO-V* (W-tfW) Grey-haired.
TPJt-TC (V.) I, m. Fermented wine.
2. . Rice gruel ; boiled or distilled water.
Xgi t fl 1. n. Cooked food.
Wpn (W) 1. to. The stomach.
"TSjfHWT (W) 1./. Burnt brick.
TP* (ft) qgfH iranfa 1- 10. a. To
take or accept, to take sides.
THi (.a:) I. m. The half of a lunar

month; a wing; feather of an
arrow ; a friend ; a side ; a force ;
a house ; an argument ; a quantity ; a bird ; a limb.
*raqf 1. m- A private or back
door, n side's man ; a side.
Tra.^r (TO 1. m. The moon j do
elephant ; an attendant.
Tra-5T (si:) l.M. Idem.
Vfl.anpr (nr) 5. m. Idem.
âfTI (m)l-/. Nature of a thesis;
the taking of one side.
nsU (fit:) 2. /. The first day of
the half month ; root of a wing.
(<i) 1' n- Both sides of an
argument ; a month.
W?K (<) 1. n. A private entrance ; an inner or hack door.
qg.q((sC:)l. m. The moon ; a bird ;
a partisan, a. Having a side or
wing. [tizan.
1^.^lT(cT01./ Partiality or aparTt-a-triffrrrr (wt) I./ wn.
qW.^lfini(ntj A partisan.
I^.trfw (fci) 2. m- Back-door.
T^.Wl(Jf:) 1 . W). Th; side or flank.
Ttg.?. (W) I. n. The root or articulation of a wing.
TOPT (Tm-^lft-TH) a. Winged ;
of a side or party.
Vfl,*tTT (W:) 1. m. A bird.
1fl.faf 2. m. A heron.
W.V(vO 1. - A wing.
W-VTC {l:) I. m. A L6dh tree.
tr*ITqnf(ff:}l.- "" Refutation ; palsy.

nfm( B I:)]. m. The loth and last
day of either hulf mouth.
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^T=fK(T}1n-Anotlicr side or view.

HflTWW (^:) I. "i. A false plea.
T Wre i (WO 2. in. A bird.
TOW (V) 1. m. The last day of
either half month, the day either
of the full or new moon.
<lfir! Nt-fipiV) 1. 3 /. A bird.
m. An arrow. /. A night and two
days ; the day of full moon ; the
female tiend Piitand.
qfw.qrsita.iitfqrai (5Ti) i. /. A
trough for watering beasts, &c.
q^S-ltl (W) 1. m. Garuda.
qfaS! ("B:) 1. m. Sage Valsyuyana.
irff.|rni(i)l. m. A young bird.
Tjfg.nrer(r) 1 /.A nest, an aviary.
Hfa.ftiT(V) 1. m. Garuda.
*fMnfiPK(3t) 5. m. Jrfcm.
W^jlftwtfMHpqVfT) a.Partial.
rs(Wi-W:-^)ii.Eipening,cookiog.
qg|il.(qi)5.n.An eye-lash; filament
of a Bower ; point of a thread ;
a wing, a lid or lash.
WOT (*i-W-*T) a. Having many
hairs or lashes.
Of one side, or
occurring in a fortnight.
5} if i-fi 1. m.n. Mud; sin.
q.;ir4*: m. Soft mud near
a river i a matsh, quagmire.
WV-rfiT. (T!) l.m. A sort of bird.
"fT-ift* (Ti) 1. . A pig.

fSf-il^sf (*0 ' A emalt Sib.
q.3lftl (faO 2./Thepu'nA<i7fiih.
Hf-UIT rtf) I. m- The makara. a
large fish or marine monster.
qe.W () I. n. A lotus.
HJ.WWt(Wl) 5. n. Idem.
q.finPI(i?1) 3./ A pool or pond

where the lotus grows ; the flexible stalk of a water-lily.
"RS'J (W:) 1- "> See USE'S.
TJffai (WI) 1./. Muddiness.
WIJJKW) 1 ' A diwôii of hell.
WW-S.WI (wr) 1./. A hell of mire.
qfffljsr(3i ) a. Muddy.
qif.HrC* (*i-*r-*) a. Muddy, laden with mud or dirt.
qV<tTTO(*!)l. m - A bihalve shell.
Wff-WW (wz) 5 - * A lotus.
qW-WlW 1. m. A crab.
^53f (fH:) 2./. A cockle.
TT.T* (WO 1. Lotus root.
Tlf[^ (T:) Lib An atjuatic plant ;
a bridge ; a raised bank ; steps.
Tff( w: -I-^J a.Muddy, clayey.
m. A boat or canoe,
qjst (af) 1 . n. A lotus.
q^.WW (w) I. i./ifem.
wff;(%;) 2./. A line or row ; the
earth ; fame ; cooking ; associating with -, a society.
q%.WTW(WO I. m. Rdvoaa.
qfff.WK (<::) 1. m. An <wpray.
qf^j.^qqr (*J) 1. m. An outcast.
qfsj-.WTiTW (ST:) i. m. A respectable or emiuent person.
wf^f.^W (*) 1. . Dusharatha.
qT Hff-li-T) o. Lame, crippled,
halt. m. The planet Saturn.
WV-VTW (T) ! m Zodiacal sign.
qTHI(flT) 1./ Mutilation.
q*.g (^:) i. m. A white horse.
V% (W,W) q^fff 1. O. To cook, to
ripen.(l,f*|TOfif, q^wfil 1,10.
a. To make evident ; to spread.
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TW (qr:) 1- m- A cook.
iT^H (^w-ât--^tl a. Cooking.
Trqn(TJi) 1 .m.The Bun ; fire ; India
TTflf7T.*W {W--WT-W*) o. Almost
cooked or ripened,
irqitra (s:} 1, m. A tree (Hibiscus
phceniceus) .
T^T (*P) I. m. Fire. n. Cooking,
trqni* (n;-irr-if) a. Cooking.
Tpfwrm (^T) 1./. A carcoma.
I^T (^r) 1./. A cooking.
Vfa (f^:) 2. m. Fire ; cooking.
tr^pVlf (W-)]. m. The snn ; fire. a.
Fit to cook or ripen itself,
imsj* C*:) I. in. A cook.
tj^jt ado. By feet or Btaozaa.
T*rfliir(t:-iri^f) p- Being cooked.
i|5Bl (5510 A raifra.
TW(3r:-qn-sii) o. Relating to five.
m. A fire n. Field of battle.
(W^T-^) a. Placed in
in five cops or platters.
^^.^fflS () 5. n. Five actions of
the body, vomiting, evacuation
by bleeding, or stool : excretion
or perspiring, blowing tbe nose.
W .BfW. "do. Five times.
1. m. A pentagon.
*T*.*W (*) 1. "-The aggregate
of five spices combined.
V*-*Pnr (TO) 1 . m. pfo. The supposed five organs of the mind.
1*.*? <*-Tt)l-"- 3./. Five beds.
mJFt (*f) t. n. Five cows.
(Wi-WT-rf) o. Having
the wealth of five cows.
T^.JTO (W) 1. n. Five articles de-
rived from the cow ; milk.curds,

butter, dung, and urne.
Tr^.ijW (flr;-it-^r) a. Five-fold.
T^ JS (If;) I. in. A tortoise ; aystern of the BauddAas.
*T*.iT (5Tr : .*r;-*) a. Bought with
five cows, worth five cows.
W^T(<cO 1. ib. A Bauddha sage.
T^."3^T (71) I./. A nymph.
Tfl.ant ib. Man ; name of a
demon./, (ift) Five persons.
T^.wrtw (Sp) L in. An actor; a
buffoon ; a chief among five.
W*flTf,*T:) l.ro A baddha teacher.
q-S.-H^ (**f)l.. 3./. Ad assemblage of five carpenters.
W.ITK () 1. b. Five elements.
Vt.WUmC*) 1. n- Five subtile
substrata of the five elements.
tl*.fnre_ (1T:}1. m. An ascetic exposed to four fires and the sun.
H^.tT^ (q:-n\-v) a. Having five
parts or limbs ; five.
(TTT-flO 1./. Death i state
or condition of five ; nature, or
the five elements, viz. fire, air,
earth, water, and Btber.
WiPl*ff(wff 3/. Any five principal places of pilgrimage; bathing on the day of the equinox.
mil (^:) 2. m. Time ; cuckoo.
q^.^n (n:-^f-^) a. Fifteen or
fifteenth./. Full or new moon.
TOW* (W) a. Fifteen.
q^.^lij (h:) 1. m. Marks on five
parts of the liudy, the arms,
eyes, nose and breast.
WtMt WO ad", In five ways.
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a. Five.
Ufl.* (:) I. m. An elephant ; a
tiger ; a tortoise/, (ft) A lizard.
W< (*>) 1. The Pwi/rfi.
tn.Pnf^Jl. " Five parts of the
nimb tree ; the flowers, fruit,
leaves, bark, and root,
"r^f^t^t) 3./. A chequered cloth
fur playing at draughts or chess.
tpS.n*KlWT(i) t- n. Presenting a
lamp, lotus, cloth, mango, and
betel leaf to an idol, and boning.
1. Five kinds of
animals that may be killed, the
hare.the porcupine, the alligator,
the rhinoceros and the tortoise.
ir^.qWT ff) 1. n. The sum of five
sprouts ; the sprouts of the
spondins, rose- apple, marmelos,
citron.and wood apple combined.
TV-irfff (^f) 3./. A smalt shrub.
TO.im (^) I- Five plates collectively ; a shrdddha.
TW.STSrÛ;:) m - A temple with
four pinnacles and a steeple.
WJnwpdOl ,m P^Five vital airs.
m A fine equal to the
fifth part of any thing stolen.
ti^.W? (1)1. m. Ahorse with five
auspicious spots or marks.
^.WH(*f) I. n. The five elements.
in-WflTW^lan)!. m. Man as formed of the five elements.
TOr(m-tft-*t) 0. Fifth ; beautiful ;
clever, m. A musical uote./.(fl\)
Draupadi i a chequered cloth
for chesB ; the fifth day of the
half month.
TO.mnt (^) F ' ve csseDlials

of the left hand Tantra ritual.
*^.wir(TW-**rVww) a.Vfith five.
W.*m.VB(V) 1. m. The five sacraments of the Hindus, viz.

worshipping spirits by offerings
of flowers; primogenitors by
obsequial rites ; gods by burntofferiiigs; vdas by study ; and
mankind by hospitality.
TTfl.BKC!:) 1. m. Son of Baladtva.
mxtin (i!J(W) o. or five
mdihas, or worth five.
TOtrPS (:) 1. m. The cuckoo.
tflM. Cfr***) Aged five.
(S:) 1. m. A name of Shiva.
JtT.&n (*0 L. /. Five gestures
made in offering to an idol.
w^.-^q (3) 1. n. Urine of the cow,
goat, sheep, buffalo and ass.
a^.^B ('fl'-rfl) 1. b. 3./. The assemblage of five roots.
TJMTS(TT[: )!.> Five ceremonies.
tI^.tji(s'] 1 .n.Five preciousgems or
things, as gold, diamond) pearl,
ruby and amethyst.
W>W.VT)l/JSmblic myrobalan.
HOT A Purdna or
mythological poem.
^.WR(wjl.".Five kinds of salt.
TO^Hlâ* (*) 1. . Gift of land
requiring five ploughs.
TT^.^T^ Ci) 1 . n. A metallic alloy,
containing five metals, viz copper, brasB, tin, lead and iron.
WSffi Oft) 1- Shiva ; a lion.
(z:) 1. m. The bruhminical
thread, (ft) Five trees.
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UV.TW (si:) 1. m. A class of five.

TB.1^*ra (^t) l.H. A collection
of the bark of five trees.
TO.vra 1- Kdma, Cupid.
TH.WTW (W) I. m. The hand.
TW-Sw (W:) [. mi. A lion ; a sage.
1^.3tTT*(^)l.n-IJark offive trees.
*W (lTr-ir:-inf'iT) o. Five or six.
<T8.Sir=(5r() 1. n. The aggregate
of five aromatics.
T^.fipn(n:) 1 .m.plu.Fnc things in
a house, fire-place, slob, broom,
mortar- pes tie and water-pot.
TOrfjr(fjr) 2. n. Collection of five
fircs(thesun being the fifth), between which penance is performed ; a householder.
t?T3F(T) I .m.A tortoise ; a horse ;
gesture, n. Any five things ; al. .
castor oil
UTT-ipi (:} 1
i^rr" (w) 1
plant, a. Men
u,lfffw(fo;-fal:-fw) a. Having five
fingers or divisions.
l^rfRT (71) I./. Penance by five
fires, the sun being the fifth.
I^pra (51=) 1 . m. A name of Shiva ; a lion. a. Passionate.
IWT^Wiiil. n. A mixture of milk,
eurds, sugar, j/n'and honey.
TflTWU (It: ) 1 .m. phi. The Tantras.
TWJ^ (î) I. a. Five acid plants,
theJujube, pomegranate, sorrel,
epondins, and citron.
TWlft <fl) 1./. A chequered cloth
for playing at draughts.
I^Tffl^ff^:} 5, m. Planet Mercury.

TTrw (0 I- A country in the
north of India. /.(^t) Chequered
cloth; adoll ; style of singing.
TTWris 1. m. The sacrificial
cord as worn by brdhmans, &c.
^Tflpraj (^0 I . m. A corpse.
Iflrw^CflJa. Fifty.
(:) 1. ra. A lion.
tPVtaPf (H:-Wf-ft) a. Composed of
five elements or parts.
VW.f^tJj (ij) i. n. (Jrguus of sense,
eye, ear, nose, tongue, and skin.
(*:) 2. m. Kdmudwa.
CHTO:) .1. mi. ph. Five digestive fires in the body.
I. mi. n. A skeleton, m,
The body : the Kali age. n, A
cage, an aviary ; a rib.
(TCJX(:}l.m. A sort of basket
or wicker trap for catching fish.
1%( 1 .3/.The hall or whisp
cf cotton from which thread is
Spun ; u journal ; an almanac.
>?fw (m) './. id.
qftPTI.TCV (:) 1 . m. A writer ;
hiyastha ; an almanac-maker.
THt.HT (TO 1. mi. Idem.
WSXpsfy 1 . n. To go or move. (9)
IB^jfif IO.0.T0 string, surround,
distribute, ursiifir to speak 1 to
shine. With ft to run awav.
i 1. m. n. Fine cloth./.
Canvas ; chintz, n. Thatch.
qsqr 1. m. Acamp.
1Z.[^(*;:) t. m, Weaver; painter.
Tiz.-jfa ((*:) 2./. A tent.
*<(<t)l.. Old cloth, m. Thief.
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fZ.HWr HO I. m. A tent.
VX.fW (V-Vt-V) a. Made of cloth.
n. A tent ; a petticoat.
TOW(S) 1 .B.A cuver, a membrane ;
a district ; a mark on the forehead ; a basket ; a retinue ; coat
of llieeye. (:-Wt-) A heap,
number, quantity, m.f. (W-WT)
A roof or thatch. n.f. (-jTj A
book ; a tree ; a stalk.
*W.*p(*|i)l -*>- Edge f thatch.
T?ff.-9m(TTJ) 1. ib. A tent.
m.vm{Vi)lja. Idem; a petticoat ;
perfumed powder.
ITS.IITO 1- m, Idem.
qz.iww (tg) 5. n. A tent.
W.*<V-*I-^)1. -/ b. A kettledrum, m. A war-drum ; slaughter.
131* (qr:) 1. tit. A kind of bird./.
(qtt) A flag or banner.
HKiaair (*t) 1./. A leech.
Hfz(fa;) 2./. Cloth ; aquatic plant.
Tlfc*U*I) l.f. Cloth.
lt> (V-W-*) o. Very clever,
^"redm.-'rtt^) a. Idem.
K2ll(T)l. n. Sandal-wood ; a field ;
bambu manna ; a radisb ; a
sieve ; the belly ; height ; rheumatism, m. Kama ; a cloud.
IT (Z:-2:-ft-3)o. Clever ; diligent ;
sharp ; bale : warm ; blown ;
cruel ; crafty, m. Sort of cucumber, n. Salt ; a mushroom.
Trsrqr (w.) I. m. A sort of gourd.
(Wi-WTMtfJ a. Not so clever, less able. [sort.
-qz.oilHfal (u:-*jT-*i)a. Of a clever
I. n. Cleverness; eloquence.
U3.<rfff(tff) 3,/. A moon-plant.

ijz.îi (qt-WV) a. Very clever.
Trzraw (ai) 1. it. A tent.
cucumber. 1 . u. Sort of cloth.
TjSra^ (*:) 1. m. An oyster.
TjSrf^STf*!)! /.Asmtdl cucumber.
TOffl)!, m. Fine cloth; wove silk;
a turban ; a bandage ; upper
garment ; grinding stone ; metal plate ; a shield ; a chain ; a
plant ; meeting of four roads ;

royal patent or order. /. (IT)
Ornament of the forehead ; red
Udh ; girth, n. A town.
15^(^r:)'- m - Cloth, bandage, &c.
TJS-ai Ci) 1 Cloth ; canvas.
(W-*rt) 1. 3./. A city.
W^^(^t) 3-/- Chief queen.
1ST* (*:) i- m. A phylactery.
Tj7.<i=jvf(vi) 1. u. Binding the bead
with a fillet, or phylactery.
TTf.Hfr^l Wl) 3./. Chief queen.
TE-TT (T) Cisalpinia snppan.
ttj-.^î (v) I. n. Sappan wood,
trj.iira (w-) 1 .n.A sort of potherb.
TSPU^H^T) l.f. Chief queen.
Tltim ("XT) ]/. Bed Udh.
trftw (Tt) 5. m.Idem.
lff (:) 1. m. A plant (Cisalpinia bouduccella).
ifs.^TK (SO I.m. A sort of tree
whose bark is astringent ; Udh,
lfsw(:) 1. m. A sort of axe.
liifturi (*T) l.f. A title-deed,
lease, &c. j legal decree.
1st wfir I. o. To speak, to articulate, to decluim, to read.
( 443 ) T,fr
(!*) 1. n. Rending, reciting.

i&ifal O-HMr) a. Readable.
TO.HW (&) Z.f.Ardgint
irfs (fa:) 2./. Reading, perusal.
ijfeiT (n:-rH-jr) p. Read, recited.
nfrrrar (3r:-^t-^) a. Readable.
'rf&B(in-''rt-8)a. Reading, a reader.
1WT(W:-5n-H).p. Read.
<T*(T.*) W 1. <f. To go. (fir)
qwfa ^Wlfa 1. 10. u. To destroy; to accumulate.
vmwif 1. d.To transact business,
to trade, (m)wwnfa 10. a. Idem.
HWIHfa 10. a. To praise.
(.-) 1. m. Measure of account,

SOcourrifs; u wager or stake;
price ; hire ; commodity ; house.
1.Hfo(f=fl:)2.m.A fair ; a market.
VWfll (HI) 1./. State or condition
of a pledge ; price, value.
(*) 1. n. Sale ; betting.
U^T l*S-<TJ I . /. A sort of musical instrument, a small drum.
*THH (^:) 1. m. A commodity.
TTTTffT (HI) 1./. A prostitute.
W|I (HI) I. /. Business ; profila
of business ; market-place.
H'5lfllrl(7r.--wi-<i)a. Praised ; done.
itwrqn (w) 1. n. Agreement, engagement, contract.
Hjfal (f%) 2. a. A court.
Hfa (fa:) 2. m. Man of business.
ifafT (rli-Hi-TIJa. Praised.
<rf*jpr ^:-w-H) o. Vendible.
1TW(:-W) 1. m. n. A catamite ; a
eunuch/. (W) Wisdom ; science.
H-QJig^ (^')1.. Prevention of the
results of fate, forestalling.
afer (w:) l.m. A learned man.

flf*J<r.flSI (ap) 1. m. A pedant.
>lffta7r.flifa?r_ (HT) 5. m. Afem.
qfTH*miH (h:-*!-* p. Become
wise, having learned.
Tr;w:-iHFI-<>i.Vendible, saleable;
worthy of praise ; negotiable. /.
(HJI) Henrt-pea.
TrmiPBSl (B) 1. n. Profit.
tm) Price, worth.
TTOI.*tfai(rt(*I) 1 ./ A stall, a shop.
W.^l^l iHl) 3. /. Idem.

W-<!rai(Hl) 1 /.A market ; a shop.
TW-Wt (wt) 3./. A whore.
fDiTTI (Ti) 1./. A prostitute.
qnjl|Wfa (ir:) 1. m. A trader, merchant, n. A market, a fair.
qwiaifaw (si) 1. n. Market.
Wr3 (^s-^lW) a. Saleable.
ih(he) naffT i.o. (^jtnmfir.
iratrfjr 10. a. To go, to move ;
to fall ( to be superhuman.(q,)
qaiS 4. d. To be rich.With ^fa
prefixed, to excel ; vfa or *n
to descend ; HT to arrive ; i3jt to
ascend ; fir to gain ; far to abscond ; oft to go fast, be valuable ; H to go with, to gain ; *T
and f*t to fall prostrate ; t> and
far to turn back ; ij and VI to
purify ; ^ and g?T to fly ; *i and
fil to go out. [ing
Tirl(fl:-i-)p.Cherished. m. Fall.
lpTO 0*:-*I-*) a. Falling, m. Astronomical table.
Ta.JI (II:) I. m. A bird.
qmr.rrai (*) 1. m. Gnraao.
Irm.TIsi (ai) 1. m. Wem.
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(TO 1. m. A grasshopper, n
bird ; the sun ; rice. a. Quicksilver ; a kind of sandal.
^H.Tfllfl:)!."!. Bird ; grasshopper.
TIHfTWI (*l) 1 ./. A sort of bee.
I./. A bow-string.
<??T-Slfg (fw:) 2. m. The name of a
sage, author of the Pdtanjali
system of philosophy.
H?T3 {VWQ 5. tn.A bird, p. Falling.
<I?ri Ci) 1. n. Awing.

Tnfa (fii) 2. m. A bird.
Ifrfwi (^1) 5. m. /rfem.
Tjaf^.îw (ai:) I. hi. Caruda.
TJJr^.V?!^:) 1. m. A spitting-pot ;
reserve of an army.
â^.H!^fl:)2.m.A hawk or falcon
ijiT (sT:-5T(-jf) a. Falling, n. A
fulling; sin. subtraction.
THH(ir:)1. m. Moon; bird; insect.
TimW a. Fulling, lia-
ble <
o fall.
TlflO (V) 1. m. A bird j moon.

1JJTW(*r] I./. A flag or banner;
flagstaff; a sign ; good fortune.
<TWrfaR(l) 5. ,. An ensign, or
stnn ikrd bearer.
tpmpr (Si-fTi-ff) a. Falliag often.
>rfw <fT:) 2. m. A master ; a husband ; a root ; motion.
"ifa.Wt [St) 3. / The murderess
of her husband ; a line on the
hand foreshewing the murder.
Tlfi!S(t.wwi!(*i)I.i!. A sign or line
on the hand foreshewing the
murder of a husband.
Tftnr(ir-tn-H) a. Fallen, fallen in
wnr, or from virtue; gone.
<jfn7f.flir^^* far:) 1. n, A man

whose investiture has not been
duly performed.
vf?Ti>fWH (<I:-f(I-W)a. Looked or
gazed at by an outcaste.
iffjSiarw Cs:-*!-*) a. Born of an
outcaste, degraded.
<rf>T5j (si) 1. n. Conjugal state.
flfa.HrsiTfw) 1./. Faithful wife.

(^) 1 . /.A bride choosing
her own husband ; a pungent
seed (Nigella Indica).
Tftvw^ (at)3./.A married woman
iftr.artl (Til) I./. A good wife.
vfW.frn (Jff) I, /. Devotion to a
husband ; faithful service.
Hfftjpal(=fil) 3./ A woman wishfit for a husband.
1. m. A bird. a. Moving.
i|.s*ir^[ (it-ft^t-faXPedestrian.
m. Footman, foot soldier.
'JT (tf) I. B . Hed Sanders,
list (*) l.n. A town; a drum.
TrfHT.^fvsff;*;) 5. m. A tradesman.
TN(fit:)2. ra. A foot soldier ; a
hero/.Going ; a company, consisting of 1 chariot, 1 elephant.
3 horse and 5 foot.
Tlffl.-qfilf 2/.Line of infantry.
lfU^frT(f?r:) 2/.Body of troops,
<Tfli:(t:)l.m. A plant; rod sanders.
TWIW) 1. n. Any vehicle.
7*1 (Bft> 3./. A wife.
"Wlref*:) l.n. The haram.
<R(^)1 .a.A leaf, a sheet; a wing;
a vehicle. 0 ^T) A letter.
<11* (**) 1. n. A leaf; Cassia leaf
staining with snndul.
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xrn.*r^?TT(ir) I./. Noise by flapping wings or rustling leaves.

1^.F^(Ê)l-it.A sort of penance,
by drinking decoctions of leaves
for a prescribed lime,
Vl.irn (U:) l. w. A euphorbia.
tjTT (T:) 1. m. Red sanders.
1^.STr: (X:) l . m. Tlie current
of a river. AIsott*
W (<?') 1./. Trimming the feathered butt of an arrow.
l q^.(T l BWl(Wl)l/.WoinEn ; barley.
TI5(.7t1 (V) 2. m. Fetid mimosa.

TO.^TCV {V-} I. m. A saw.
<Tt.nftwi (*T)I./.Veb of a leaf.
1^.TTSJ (HO 2. m. A small file
used by a silversmith, &c.
*T**re A largo knife.
/. {tit) Pair of shears.
(mi) 1. /. An ornnment
of the forehead, gold leaf, &c.
ir^.f<irof%Wr (wr) 1. /. A sort of
cap made of leaves.
1^-3*1(1!) nu A plant (Ocymum
piloaum). /. (mi) Holy basil.
Î.SH ! ) I A tree from whose
bark /niAn snakes are made.
ipt.|?](Jl:)l. m. Shower of arrows.
H^.^^ (î) 1. m. Adorning with
leaves, flowers, &c.
iR.^ra CaOl-WÂooar ; a rudder.
^.T(T:-Tt) 1. m. 3./. Perfuming with sandal, musk, &c.
T*.*T*sr (3) 1. n. A new leaf.
VH.VH (^0 L.m. A bird.
tpMîr (^f) I. a. Ornamenting or
illuminating, a page.
(W) 1. n. Skim milk.
TMhl(*l)l./. Decoration of the

person with sandal, mut-k. &c.
HI. lift (<st) 3./ /(fan.
q^.lre(^ ; ) 1. m. An arrow ( bird.
1X.TS(lO An earring.
W.TuKl 1 ./. Fibre of a leaf.
(HI) l.m. BeVtree.
I^.TOTT (TO 1- m. A current.
W.f^ (f*0 2. m. A thorn.
0*1. () t. n. Cold weather.
TfP9i (^fl) 1. m. Pungent leaf of
the Laurus cassia.

V*rw (i) t. n. Red sanders; or
red sapan wood ; birch tree.
ipiTTf (f0 2. /. Painting the
forehead, &c, with sandal, &c.
TRpgjf (f) 1. n. Ink or blacking.
Pepper root ; grass.
V^TWt(^t) 3-/- Mark on the face.
tT^fglfa 02/. Red chalk ; leaves,
ir^rg ^(<?t)3/. Drawing ) ines al on g
the face, &c; staining the body ;
iftfFT (WTJ I./. A leaf; letter.
Hfni*-fWT-ft) a.Winge'd ; feathered ; leaved, m. An arrow ;
bird ; a falcon ; a mountain ; a
chariot, a charioteer /.A sprout.
WtlT(K:) I. n. A Cassia tree.
ijirq (V) I. n. Wove silk. m. A
plant (Bignonia Indiea).
Tl^rwm(0 I. m. A bud.
TTOr () 1. " A road.
V-q mifft I. a. Togo, to travel.
(f*,T) ^fa T^f I. 10.0.
/rfon. nnrefil 10. a. To throw,
to cast ; despatch, to send.
Tl*j (^:) 1. m. Aroad.
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VVH (*TW) o. m. Idem, a. Going.

Trfa*(W:) I. m. A traveller.
vftps.W'flfiT (fffO 2. /. A line of
travellers, a enfiteh, 11 caravan.
tjfVsH(Wt) l.n. Mimosa alba.
nftWlUo. m. A road ; sect ; hell.
qftf.WS (TT-irr-'S) Knowing or

acquainted with the road.
qfawCB:) 1. m. A traveller.
Ufa.*!** <*:) I. . A fowler; a I
bird-catcher i a porter or hearer, j
HW] (tij :-mr-ri()n. Proper, fit, as diet,
m./. Yellow myrohalan.
Tjarnnq (W) 1, a- The wholesome 1
and unwholesome to the sick. I
iraijflni CBMWMw) - Eating I
what ia wholesome.
irw 4. d. To go (*) j
TRTTIff 10. a. Idem. (J il<fw
1. a. To stand fait. With *sfw
to know, to see ; to follow ;
an to happen, sudor, increase ;
CTi to he bom or produced,
isjv to gain, he horn ; a to gain,
begin ; sfir to gain ; restore ;
promise; ft to suffer; to
perform, do ; with <9q and % to
offer oblations ; q and ft to enact ; ft and q|i to kill ; ft and
VI to discriminate, analyze ; ^
and an to arrive, finish.
v% (v.) s - " A fo tq^ (^) l. n. A foot, a footstep ; a
state, a place ; a word ; a mark ;
a thing, &c. m. Ray of light.
tj?bj (:) 1. m. A brdAmm knowing the u&a a weight of gold ;
ornament of the neck.
lÛft) 1. m. Who divides or

separates compounds,
ûra pf!) 1. Step, pace.
tt?.jt to. A footman, or foot
soldier, a. Walking.
TTS;.nT{W-WT-tf) a. Going on foot ;
contained in the clause or foot.
VZf (*i-WT-^ a. Going.
q^qrefri)!, " 1- Slc P> P aK >
conduct ; posture ; a plant.
tr^.Tnn (W:) 1. to. Step, pace.

q^.TOW(*f)1.B. Explanation of obscure words ; etymology ; separating the words of a sentence.
q*fWftr*l (WT) 1. /. A register,
journal, calendar, almanac.
TJ^.ft (fti-^t) 2.3/. A road ; place.
T<.ftwr(^0 I, to. Step, pace.
q^.ftBH (q)0 I. m, A step.
V^.^fa (>i|l.n.The feet and knees.
q^.1^T*T (1:) 1. - An annotator.
1<FV (TO 1 Vestige.
le;Tlsi (ftp) 2. to, A foot soldier.
V^fiT(lT:) 1. m. A footman.
TT>C[ft (ft:) 2. m. Idem.
mtfOW 1. m. Idem.
<Him.U(*) L. - Servant; army.
i^T4lSI (at) 1, H. Foot of a lady
or of a divinity.
q^n: (T:) 1. m. The dust of the
feet ; a boat.
q^rtft'g N) 1. Pi* q?T*Isf.
Vî (&) l. m. Thing ; essence ;
meaning ; objects of natural
qÎ9*I I. . A footstool.
(*:) L. m. A foot soldier, n.
Point of the foot. a. Walking.
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Tj^qg: adv. Cod tin nelly.

t'(TJ 1- m. A foot soldier.
TISfif (filO 2./. A rood ; a row ;
a ritual ; a surname or title.
ufira () 1 . . Coldness of feet.

TO(W-B1 1 A lotus ; ten billions ; form of array ; a treasure ;
a spot on the body ; a drug ;
lead. m. A Ndga or serpent ; a
Jaina. f. LuhMs a plant
TOV 1. m. Spots on an elephant's face ; a drug ; leprosy.
VMTC(^) 1- ""-The sun.
trs.*ra (t I. A BOrt of dru S'
TO** (*) 5. m. The birch tree.
Tjuic^-^J l.n. Lotus filament.
Tf^.gm (>s) 1. n. Many lotuses.
TOflf^Kfî-faii-f^la. Perfumed;
smelling of the lotus.
1. . Brahmd; the sun.
Ti^.îftvl ('ft) 3./, A small tree
(Hibiscus mutabilis).
<j^.rl=ri("w) 2. m. Stalk of a lotus,
irs.îx* WO l - m - Eewn.
H5.T1() 1 . m. A name of Vishnu ; a Jaina of a future age .
ir?I*Tfl (p>:) 2. m. VMnu.
TJ5.sriaT(si)I.H.The slalk of a lotus.
tni.^(^) A sort of coatus.
TOf [^(fKi A name of Branmd: the sun ; a Buddha.
<m.gKw)l. m .Ashrub (Webera
; a sort of bird.
[:) 1. m. 6th Jaina pontiff,
qt) \.f. Jaratkdru' s wife.
I. m. Kind of alliteru the form of a lotus.
"W^J () 2. m. A bee ; the sun.
TBI
tri.w (:} 3. in. Brahmd.
T.gt(*)3/.Prickly nightshade.
Tn.il^T CPfl) 2. m. Bra/imi.
Tm.)CIB (*:) 1. m. A ruby.
TfU-TWr (T) 1 . /. A line in the
Im indicating wealth.
J.Wl^f (H:) I. m. A king, a

sovereign ; Brahmd ; the sun ;
P!utus, god of wealth./. Lakshmii Saraswati; Tird or Durpii.
TB.' , ^3r()l. n. Costus speciosu;.
qu.vrer (r) \.f. LakshmC
tm.^loi (si) I. b. The lotus seed
<I1I.Î(*I) !/. Gangd; Lakahmi.
(*J) 1. W. A pond ; lotus
pond; a large deep pond.
TBTT ($) 1. m. The lotus seed.
a. Lotus-eyed, having line eyes.
V\i[t (^0 1. m. A sort of cassia.
TOyKKO 1- m. Petal of the lotus.
IHTWÎ WO 1./. ioAsAmi'.
TBPffft (fll) 1./. The wife of the
sage Jaratkdru ; name of a river.
TTSKflY.fsr') (V) 1. m. Jaratkdru.
tnrnTf W) 1. Posture of iJuddio in meditation ; a lotus-like
throne, m. Brahmd ; the sun.
ifaH. (tfi) 5. m. An elephant./
(ftRt) Many lotuses, lotus ; its
pond ; its stalk ; a fine woman,
litmt* W) 1- The sun.
ijftiat.W(Bj)l. b. A place or district abounding with lotuses.
ifilÛwH WO 1. in. The sun,
TR-W1(*IJ) 1 . ib. A name of Vishnu.
SVTTK{X:) 1. m. A suffiowcr.
qilnKpiiw (W-) 1- m. One of the
Jaina Chakravartis o:
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îrS^t*') 1 .m.Brahmd./. Mimasd.

(^) 1. n. Metre ; infamy, m. A
sudra.f. Praise ; a roaci. a. Coming in oontfict witli the feet.
15(50 1 .m. A village or itseutrance.
'HffV) Abode or world of
human beings ; a cur ; a road.
Wr(WT) 5. m. A road.
iraS 1 . d.To traffic, to buy
and sell, {î) Tjurnffl 10. a. To
praise, to celebrate.
*)ire(^:)l.m. The bread fruit tree
(Artocarpus) ; a thorn ; a name
of a monkey./. (W) A malady ;
she- monkey or demon.
^STO.Blftrar (m) 1. /. The bread
fruit (Artocarpus integrifolia).
"n^PS i^-.-m-V) a. Of the road,
TO (S-TTT-liV.Fallen, n. A falling.
T5.l(l0 1 . m. A snake ; a drug, /.
(aft) The snake goddess Manned.
TrflirniST (*T1) 1 . m. Garuda.
nqri 0*1)1./ idem.
nit <*l) 3./. A shue or hoot.
^ft(fip) 2. m. Moon. a. Drinking.
TftP^WO 5. m. Idem ; the sun.
iriT (*> 3. m. The aim.
TrirffUffl:) 2./.Mutusd or reciprocal drinking, drinking together.
*rg (30 2. m, A fosterer, a protector./. A nurse, foster-mother.
(*JT) 1./. River in Oriaa.
^nr(*) utrS 1. <f. To go.
im:.45r.fiffl(H:-HT-*i) a-Froth-likc.
q^T) (*j0 1 . m. A piece of water.
<tHB (^:) 5. n. Water ; milk.
Tim (ff) 1. n. /rfcm.
tFTO (W) 1 . m. A cat.
T5l(5J:-5ri-8i) n -Made from milk.

(W) /. Curds of two milk whey
Asclepias; euphorbia ; n drug.
tjU^CO l.m.Agout.
W*T(ilt)3./.A river; a milchcow ; night ; she goat.
trar.JT*(Ti)l.m.Hail. n. An island.
HW.ffH (*:) 1. m. Idem.

(rtr.srIf {=Jir) 5. m. A cloud.
*niT.S t. n. A cloud.
W.STlKOi'm.A woman's breast ;
n cloud ; sugar-cane ; cocoanut ;
sort of rush or grass.
trSr-W, (HI:) 5. m. The ocean ;
piece of water ; cloud.
W.fa (ft:) 2. m. The eeo.
W.f3i Cuttle-fish bone.
TlSt.fsrfa (fa) 2. m. The oceon.
5r.^ (Tf ) 5. m. A cloud.
T*irc (tj:) I . "i. Mimosa catechu.
TrSl.^lftHftt:} 2. /. Piece of water.
Xrar.?il(rf)l. H, Expiation of particular faults by living upon milk.
^tjqt(nnt) 3./. Name of a river.
I (K : -^T-'r) a. Another; distant ;
subsequent ( hostile i best ; clover in ; more. 1. m. An enemy,
n. Final beatitude ; common property or genus, adv. only ; after.
TO.'WiT (w-HT-tf) a. More than a
hundred ; many.
TC.^TC (:-r-^ More than
a thousand. [morrow.
ot.-.^ (W) adv. The day after to{*) 1. n. Another's wife.
TT.a wq r f'wui ir (if) 1. n. Adulter)-.
T^flEt^ mi-flr-B) a. Another, of
another./. Another's wife.
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TH.^CI)lJI. Another man's wife ;

another's field ; another's body.
ipr.Up* (NO 2. m. A joint.
HMTrfr (fa) 2. / Slander ; annoying or subduing an enemy.
qt.*** (^'-*^T-=^) o. Dependent.
*t.f*5 (?) 1- n. Another's fault.
tJT.5TnT(JT:-ai-<i)n. Adopted ; nourished by a stranger ; dependent.
TC-ffll* (Wi-HI-ff) a. Nourished
by a stranger ; conquered.
*rc<S(V)l. in. An oil press; froth,
foain ; a knife, or sword ; its
blade. /. Sound of music at a
festival, n. India's sword.
TCîr(1i)i.i. A name of Varvna.
VK.tmin:) 1. Idem.
TOW (=3;-=ai-'*f) a. Dependent.
V^.rm adv. After ; otherwise.
iit^ adv. In the next world.
^.WT* (*:) 2. m. A pious man ;
regarding future rewards, &c,
TfT& (-3) 1. n. Difference; hostility ; priority ; a genus.
^T.^rc {K-) 1 Another's wife ;
adultery, intrigue.
qtÎT.Jra*r (if) 1. Adultery.
TTCîrrfiraii{^:) 1. W. Idem.
qt^Knnrt* (*r) 1. n. Idem.
VK-^W (M) 1. Another's pain.
<TC.<^(nO 1. m. Foreign land.
fTW (r>fir*i-fil) a. Foreign.
I^MPni (ll-f^t-fT) a. Travelling or b'ving abroad.
qX.^.^^ (TT) I. . Scandal,
calumny, censoriousness.
qT.tfVw tft-Tipifl-ft) a. Hostile.
qT.^(^)l. n. Another's property.
Tîf^l Cft-f%V\-f) a. Hurting

or tyrannising over another.
<T>:.-[ 1. n. Another's wealth.
q^.VWI<<ll<1.gfl (^) 1 . n. Living
luxuriously at another's cost.
ilt.u^ (Tfl:) 1. m. Another's duty.
^.Wi* (if) 1. n . Intent, thought.
It.'Bq (ir:-qi-l'j a. Vexing or annoying another, m. Conqueror.
HT.ir^(^)! jt. Eminence; filial bliss.
qrj.nficij^ {%) 1. n. Another's family or dependents.
qT.qrai (*;) t. m. Another's food.
IK.TI^rTsieTI (Hi) 1. m. One who
dresses his own food without
observing the due ceremonies.
IWî.ilTr (n:) 1. m.Who observes
the ceremonies of cooking, but
lives upon others.
iTTTire.^f=q (fa:) 2. mi. A constant
guest at others' tables,
ll.ftsj (*) 1. 1. Food given.
rrcfu'ST^ fa-^T-'S ) a. Feeding at
another's expense.
1T-5q[qO 1. m. Vishnu ; another.
q^.3K(E01- Th* cuckoo which
is nourished by the crow. A
harlot; a parasite plant, a. Fostered or nourished by another.
qTUff.t^lflHtÔl' m.The mango.
(4?) 1. /. A woman tbat
has been married before.
Tp^T.Tjfir (ft:) 2. m. The hus.
bund of a remarried woman.
HCaOr-in; (ST) 4. . A greatgreat- grandson.
(*0 !
1>:.3w () 1. . Slavery.
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ir.fl^JT f^l) 1. a. The Supreme

Being, the great God.
Trcnni(Ji:) I Excellence ; good
fortune ; rem Binder.
TTC.wrw(ro)l. n. Another's wealth.
(H:-m-1!f ) a. Possessed or
enjoyed by another.
H.jf (fa:) 2./. A foreign land.
'R.fifira^J-'Br-Sjii .Living in one.
trcwi* (n)) I. n. Another's ornament, m. Peace purchased by
ceding the produce of lands.
IT.WT (1 ) 5. m. A crow.
TC.mr(lt01. Cuckoo, a. Nourished by another. [mg.
TUT.S^r (:--r-fli) o. Foe-destroy<rrî adv. Hereafter.
TOl{n:-m-i) a. Best ; chief; first.
n. Yes ; term of command.
ITfl.Jtfa (flTi) 2. /. Chief good,
final felicity ; protector.
MXf.J^ (Ti-<t)l.m.3/.Fine cattle.
TTOt.l^r (W-*T*f) a. Deep; perplexed ; mysterious.
VK.Wff (W) 1. Another opinion.
1^T-T<(^) Eminence, high
rank or station ; final bliss.
l^fl.B^Pl(^) l.n.Supreme Being.
rCH.nrir (TPt) S. W. Measure of
time next to Htjiih.
TO?.TJT (:) 1. m. Supreme king.
TfT&S* (f ! ) 2. m. A divine sage.
'R.im.Tt?!) 1 ' - One who knows
another's character or secrets.
TO?..^.lfflPr{*6[J 5. m. A virtuous
man, knowing his duty.
(^ ; ) 1- - A" ascetic.
tTCBt.Jlfa <twO 2 -/ Beatitude.
WVjrrWf (m) I./. A fine woman.

"TWI* (wi) 2. m. An atom, 30 of
which form a mote in a 6 an
beam ; measure of time while
a ray passes by an atom.
ITinj-TW (T:) 1. m. Vishnu,
TCffnnil (arr) 5. m. The Supreme.
IXffl^R (si) 1. n. Pure unit onanism ; Vishnu, as the supreme.
(fl) 1, n. An oblation of
rice with milk and sugar.
I^Hjm (n:J 1 . m. Inclination of a
planet's axis ; the sine of the
sun's greatest declination.
1PI^(':)1-i.A particular tree.
TOrPJ^ l^:) 5. n. Life, long life.
m&vd 0$) i . m. Truth ; best
sense, knowledge ; wealth.
Itmd.fTaf ( 7fJ 5. m. A sage.
iTCHrofaa; 1. m. Idtm.
HBrbr (IN) 1. m. A king and
sage, Shdlivdhana.
Ti^rpffa (fit:) 2./. Utmost limit.
1T.175 (TC=) 2. m. A crow.
TH^fTlTOl.ni.The Supreme (Being). SAi'un; Vishnu.f.{x\)Durgu.
Tffl.!(S!| 1. m. /rfem.
T^.fV^STJ 5. m. idem ; Brahma i
a Joina ,- a guru ; shdlgrdm.
HTflTÎ* a. Very noble.
<TCK (^) 1- n. Eternal felicity ;
Vishnu's abode, highest heaven.
tJT.TC (^:-TI-T) a. Successive, as
from father to son. m. Sort of
deer./. Race, order, series.
VMOt^JIU adv. Mutually.
TOtH) 1. n. Immolating animals in sacrifice, a, Sacrificial.
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TOTO* a. Hereditary;
traditional. Also TOWira.

TO* f*:) 2.m. A potherb.
TO^T* (tf) I. b. Another world.
TOWTO.Jra (W)l.m. Death.
Wf^(WJnT>-**i a. Dependent.
TO-lif (:-rr-if) a. Subject.
TO^TO (^-ÎT-î) o. Blameable,
reprehensible, b. Fault, defect.
TOIlf* (fa:) 2 m. A judge ; a
year ; the peacock of Mars.
Tf*..*n (n;) 1. m. Dkritardshtra.
TO! 00 1. A gem.
TOW (W-flT-W) a. Fit or proper
for a hatchet or axe.
TOUCuO 2 * m - An axe ' a Ratchet.
TOQ-TO(*0 I. w- GanMa; Parashurdma. a. Armed with an axe.
<KIJ.*ro(w)l-<.The hero Vishnu
in his 6th incarnation, when he
came to punish the Kshctriyaa.
TOffl () l.m. An axe, hatchet.
TOSI. ad". Bay afterto-morrow.
CV-WT-IT) a. United with.
TO^rW(*l) l.M. The aoul.
TpT.^JTW (^0 1- "i. Relationship.
<r;.*r*Tp>fH fc*t-fi*fl-fs) a. Re.
lated ; belonging to another.
TOBIfTaiu. After; behind.
TOW o. Mutaa).
TOK.(W()1. m. Intimate friend.
TOflq*f* (fill) 2./. Mutual assent, consent or agreement.
Herein ado. Mutually.
TOB^TTOH: (î) 1. m. Mutual aid.
TOJTCrwfx^tft) i. n. An ally.
yfa* (5) 1* transitive or
active voice of a verb.
iTC.Î (e) I. n. Another's property.

TO93 (a") I. b. Another's right.
TOaaillSfSf (.J) 1- Conferring
a right on another by gift.
TOire (w) 1. m. An axe.
TOSI^tfim (^t-fil^t-ft) a. Extorting, an extortioner.
TOSpratftrw (T:-rr-5) a. Dependent on others.
TO.fVff (Ws-W-rt) a. Kind, good,
benevolent ; profitable to others.

TO prep. Far (in extent).
TOT^T adv. Crookedly.
TOW (SI!:) 1. m. A penance of 12
days and nights ; sacrificial knife.
TO-W^S O) 1, b. Disdaining.
TO.HH(fl:-TTT--<i} p. Disdained, rejected, set aside.
TO.flTflfflO'- m - P"er ; exertion :
valour ; going forth ; attack.
TOWTj(>'SJT-'S)['.Knowing the
power of the enemy.
TO.1(l;)l- <*. The pollen or farina
of a flower ; fragrant powder ;
dust ; sandal ; fame ; eclipse.
TOTBTT (7I*(-^fft- i nr) Laden
with pollen or farina. [ded.
TO.W (iTi-Wr-lt) p. Spread ; budTOfjra(l'-tMl-fiO a. Having pollen, laden with fnrina.
TO/r.^; (XO 1- "". Shiva.
TrTT. 1 ? () 1. w. The ocean.
TO.*W(-WT-> o.Turning away ;
having the face averted.
TOlfWWT (ffi)l./.A turning away.
TO.f%fT <W:-fTT-7i) a. Cherished
or fostered by a stranger.
TO^tn(if:-*T-W)fl. Turned away.
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to.it {10 i. Defeat

TO.snwi^('!^- , *)P' Bcill S over come, or overcoming.
W.ftnt (Wi-m-ii) a. Conquered.
TRTfl (rrw-CT^t-TTW) a. Turned
away, inverted, reversed.
TOBfai) 1. m. An oil mill ; froth
or foam ; blade of a knife.
TO*TC Ki-W-T) Best of all.
TOfall (TO l.m. A kind of reed.
TOy i (T') 1. Persian horse.
Wf^tl*l0 2 /- Hunting, the chase.
Vtjfawi*(*TO 1 ."'-Another's office,
post or business. [ness.
TOfilWit.^<I (*) 1./. OfficiousTpjTjff (*:-M\-i) a- Dependent.
TO^tim (TT) 1./. Dependence.
(W) 1 -/ The practice uf
medicine ; healing art.
H*TTI (W-VT-* < i-"' n S at mother's eipcn sen. Another's food.
t^ra.mf3l^r(Wt-fM\-fai) a. Living
at another's expense.
TO^l(V) ! A' 1 "' wiQU TO 1 * (if) 1. n. A place where water has retired aud settled.
TO 1 "* (T>rT-j;)a,Best and worst;
first and last. n. Species.
TO.W* (5;) I. m. Discomfiting ;
contempt ; destruction.
TO-1 (W-m-Tl) < Defeated.
TO-fl*!! fliO 1- m - Disc rim iuation,
judgment ; advice.
TO-flS (4) l.m. Forbearance.
W.lfl [it) 1. Raining.
TO-WE (S^-EI-S] p. Considered;
touched by ; endured.
TO1T (T;-TI-W) o. Adhering to ;
dependent on ; desired, n. A religious order or division.

grTTlfl a. Dependent,
(TtTft adv. The year before last.
'TCTft.W (si:-(n-n) o. Belonging to
the year before last.
TO* (v) 2. m. A kind of gourd.
TOTBJt(Wi) I. A stone or rock.
i-Î-W ) a. Having another

meaning ; for another's good.
a^ji (i') 1. n. Half the term of
Brahma's life ; a great number.
Wp (ffJl-fJF-'ffl) o. Excellent ;
best. n. An infinite number.
(W) 1./. Indignity,
qxttn: a. First and last.
(5:-at-* Knowing
both the past and the future.
TO.t4 (:) I. in. Exchange ; reTO.^^-^-W) Exchange j
turned back ; reversed, [fence.
Appeal, deÎ.l^l(Hl*tn-Tl) p. Fled ; turned ;
reversed; changed ; restored.
TO-effl (f0 2. / Retreat ; revolving ; barter ; restoration.
TO-TO (^)l.M- ^thcr of Vyisa.
TO*fc(.lt) 5. m. A beggar,
irpwi (l:-ir-i) a. Dependent, m.
Dependence.! /.A parasite plant.
TOrfafl (Wt-TT-T) a. Dependent.
TOI**I () ! Killiog.
TO^f^ (Tt-^l-j) a. Wishing to
throw or to conquer.
TO* (V-V-S) Uead -
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KI^HI (3D !/ Death; sleep.

H q ^ f^ H (5t) 5. m. A thief,
irpa (*fi>WT-W) p. Thrown, tossed ; expelled ; defeated.
rq*(*i) Next day.
iPCTTIt (7:-fT-fiji.Struck, assailed.
TTTpB (5?) 1- . The afternoon,
"qftfep- All round; completely.
qfr.^Pflr (fll) i.f. A work of fiction ; a talc, a story.
ifoptJCtrOl-"!- Fear; trembling
rtK-HK (K>) I. A bed ; retinue,
multitude ; girth ; beginning ;
judgment ; hint. a. Helping.

ift.lFWST (if) 1. a. Cutting.
qf^.f*^*l(Wt)l. /.Shooting pain.
ift-TOI () 5. n. Personal decoration, or perfuming ; computation, m. A servant or slave.
lfr*^}* 1 The eight rules
of arithmetic.
lft.*flH( Cfif-flWl-flft Adorning, decorating, m. A slave,
-qft.û"* (M) I. n- Contriving.
lf<.*fiwii(ir:-in"W) a. Contrived,
settled, made ; divided ; tended,
ift.* iffH (in) 1. M. A devotee.
VfKjitj (*-<T-^J p- Diffused.
qft.*tfl*r( if) 1 .n. Fame ; boasting.
lfc..HFrffls (ip-ltl-lf) o. Famed.
ift-W 1 - A barrier, trench
before the gate of a town.
ift-WI (W-WMt) a. Thin, wasted.
lfV..W (W) 1. m- Walking about.
<tft**,X (V) 1. m- A goat.
ift.WI rt:) I. in. Redemption.
ift.ftrqT (IT) 1./. Enclosing, surrounding with a fence.
trfcfsm (HO I- m. Vexation.

ift.fWB (B:-SFg| p. Vcicd.
ift-'flJr (VP-HT-*) p. Wounded,
ift-^fa (ff:) 2./ A wound.
ift.^Hl 1 ) 1. a. Decay.
iFx^T (*JT) 1./. Mud, dirt.
Vftfaann 5. m. A king.son of Abhimanya, grandson of Arjuna.
tlft-f^l* a. Dispersing.
lft.f%i? lS:-ST-S) p. Surrounded,
entrenched ; scattered ; left,
ift.'stw a- Wasted, diminished, lost ; insolvent,
ift.^fa (Sl-ir-WJ p. Drunk.
(if) 1. m. A scattering ;
surrounding ; leaving. [ingtrft.^fTW (qt-fir^t-ft) o. Scatternfc.T(0 1./. A moat, a ditch.
ifCSim <7|:-it-rr) p. Famed.
ift.Wfr ffJT:) 2./. Fame,
nir.nfai! (TT-fft-Ti) p. Reckoned.
qft.Hit(tP-?ri-<T)a.Knawn, sought,
obtained ; forgotten ; diffused ;
obstructed ; encircled.
ift.Jra (:) 1. m. Surrounding;
seeking ; knowing ; getting.

Trfxnftm(fl:->n-Tf)p. Conducted.
qfc.nfsiTT (wj-BT-ft) p. Melted.
Tpt-'HTH (BMIT-fl) p. Received ;
assented to ; obeyed ; checked,
qft .1211 W-^flT-îlo. That should be
taken or regarded./. A woman.
lft.1T* 1- m- Acceptance ; assent ; the reserve of an army ; a
wife ; a family; root; oath; sun
near the moon's node.
nft.TTTT (V) "' A m0UQd prepared for a bumt-offering.
nfrw ( 454 ) trfW
ufT.Bit(w:-Jtr-iii)p. Exhausted.
Tjft.q (5:) 1. m. A bludgeon ; killing ; bolt ; spear ; water-jar ;
outer gate of a palace ; a Y'iga.
ilft.wfpf tai-UMT) p. Rubbed.
tjfr:.[ir(rT:) 1 m. Killing ; weapon.
iftlTJTSI (*) 1. n. A staff or bludgeon armed with iron ; striking.
nft.il? (m) 1. . Sound; bad
discourse ; grumbling of clouds.
tft-MÎ (lO I. Acquaintance';
meeting a friend ; accumulation.
nfc- ^-flq That may
be known or collected.
Trft.-^KO I. m. A guard ; attendant ; commander-in-chief.
*rft.î$T 1./. Service; dependence ; worship.
TjfT.^nnfaiOl- . Sacrificial fire ;
its place; raising the rent of land.
uft.îTT (qr:) 1. m. A servant.
Ifft^ns (sjs-iirr-Tii) n.That should

be served or worshipped, [ed.
lft.f^H(H:-HI-ti]^.Known ; heap.
Tjft.âr a. That may
be known, or collected.
vtK.^m (W-^T-* o. Idem.
irft.^T (a:-VTI-^) p. Fallen ; lost.
Tft-^* W) 1- Court ; train ;
family ; property ; dress.
^ft.^^Ô 1. m- Hetinue.
TjftÛ (TC-'SI-'S) p. Covered;
invested ; having a train.
Kft.Nfffl (fflO 2./ Partition.
TJ^.f^fl (fl:--HT--a) p. Cutoff;
resisted ; remedied.
ift-^Rsjl- in. Segment; limit;
discrimination; remedying ; mo-
derating ; division of a book,

section or chapter ; moderation.
uir.'^lWl.'i.Dividing ; discriminating; the division of a book;
laughter expressive of joy.
(it;) I. m. Family; train.
nft.srrjn (<") 1 / Stlllc of de "
TrftairWH(tf) 1. n. The covert reproaches ofa mistress neglected.
rfCTrni (T-'fT-fi) p. Ascertained.
ift-Sre (fll-^-W) a. Intelligent.
^lT.^T=r (î) 1- n- Knowledge.
Tlfx*ji!i(5jr!)5.m. The moon ; fire.
nft.ira (fl) 5. m. lndra ; fire,
oftst^ (*) 1. n. The flight or
flying of a bird in a circle.
Vftxm (Ht-WI-lt) a. Bent ; ripe ;
aimed at ; inclined to. m. Elephant stooping to strike with

his tusks, n. Capital, stock.
xrft.lfw (ft:) 2./. A bending.
(*f) 1. m. Marriage.
Tft.^rrn n. Change of form
or state ; maturity ; end.
TjfiT|m.Î (wf -fAift-firJ a. Prudent, looking to the end.
tffrÎH.fl?!^:)!- m.Vicissitude
of being, birth, growth, death.
lftiiri.-<TU(Hi:-*irr-i$) a. Good for
a future state or condition.
ifrwn.SSÎW!) 1. m. Dyspepsia.
Tft-^TO(*lO 1 . Leading round ;
moving a piece at chess.
ifWHS (*:) 1. . A husband.
-ift^rtfTO I. m. Width, breadth.
Tftfa'** (*;-*:*) n. Kissing:
eating, feeding upon,
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vft.PH^T (^1) 1 ./. A kias ; eating.

*lft.ftrr <B;-W-) o- Wishing to
destroy, or to seize.
Hfir.itTT (W-nT-Tl) p. Married.
ifft.filE (m) 4. m. A husband.
>lfc.wJ adv. Aruund ; all round.
Trft.*m (m) I. m. Pain ; sorrow ;
heat; fear; division of hell.
Tft.TJ* (S-*!-*) p. Pleased.
rft.%* (*!) 1. m. Satisfaction.
Tft.fn?|[(W:-W(-1li)^.Left ; let go.

<lfc.SlaiT(^)l.n. Leaving; giving.
"ifC.ffllJT [JP) l.m. Abandonment.
Tlft.mrffl^flt-filiiT-ftt) Leaving.
ttF^-iUT^ (*g>îr-*q) a.That should
be left or abandoned.
Tlft.'Î (Q:-^T-) p. Afraid.
qft.^ "#)l. n. Warding a blow ;
deliverance, salvation, [gums.
Tlft.^ (V) 1- m. Softness of the
"jftÎ I. n. Burning.
irfr.Îff (sj) 1. n. Barter. [ing.
tft^Tftsf.f.ft-fV^t-r*) o.Scorchift.^T a. Lamenting.
^fr-X'TT Cf) 1- Lamentation.
lft:^f*JT Or) 1. IJ. Idem.
^ fr*0>t-fa>f)-fV}aLamentni g.
ift.WlOt)!. n. A lower garment.
irfture 0? : > 1- m. A piece of water ; retinue ; posteriors.
ifil.fa (fn=J 2. m. The circumference of a circle ; the disk of the
sun or moon ; periphery of a
wheel i epicycle ; wooden frame
round a sacrificial fire ; branch
to which the victim is tied.
trftfol.W (W) L m. A guard ; an
officer ; an aid-de-camp.
^ft.^ftfl (^-HT-fl) p. Perfumed.

1. m. Destruction, injury ; man of low caste.
lft-fT^hl! (") 1. n. Distributing.
TrfT.ftffl'T^T(igr) 1./. Liberality.
"jft.fiift&nj (^-^-^ ) a. Wishing to give, or bestow.
Ttft.fsjfBWlJTi-Tn-TO a- Skilled in.

*lft.lpfl(9:) 1. m. Completing the
sense of a passage.
iTir-Wî-flH-liJa-Ripe ; cooked ;
shrewd ; digested.
ifCHpnfSTT) I-/. Ripeness ; maturity ; shrewdness ; digestion.
trft/'I'n 1. n. Capital ; stock.
^rt-Tfill (w:-nr-5T) p- Pledged.
Tft.Trf^'E o. m. An enemy.
<rfr.V*Iir (*') 1- m. Idem.
vfi:.vfa&. C^t) 5. TO. Idem.
if^.trrar 1*0 1- m. Ripeness; maturity: shrewdness; digestion.
"rTc.Tirfqrsr (^-fi^-ftr) a . Ripening; cooking /.Convolvulus.
vR^lfe (fe-zr) 2. 3. /. Order,
methods arithmetic.
Tk.HlWI (si) 1. n. Protecting,
cherishing, preserving,
ifir.TJlfWtT (iTi-iir-Tf) p. Protected.
*rftftWT (*) l.n. Lead.
Tft-g^T (*}) 1. n, Pealing.
1PC-3^':i 1. /. A cucumber.
^ft.^l 1. 1. Worshipping.
vft.5faH(cT:-in-?i)p. Worshipped.
Trft.gTT(ff:-frT-<i)p.Pure ; cleansed.
<rft.g^(^[-W ) p.Full ; content.
ift.y^TI On) 1./. Completion,
folness ; satiety, satisfaction.
TftS*H () I. n. Idem.
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*lf<.3w()l- A fragrant grass.

ilft.S" W) 1. n. Idem. [get.
(Tf-'f-^) - Wishing to
lftSW(fll* Sending ; leaviug.
ijft.aPur (W:-vir-(i) p. Sent away.
^.WW-Wf)". Shaking, trembling, unsteady, m. Immersion ;
inundation -, oppression.
ilfC.yt(Tt;-HI-ri") p. Inundated./.
(it) 1. m. Retinue ; insignia of royalty ; wealth ; thing.
T(ft.lT [Ti) 1. m. Shattering.
*lft.W5 (^;) l.m. Disrespect, contempt ; defeat.
(^) l.n. State of defeat.
^fwrpffl? it. /Am.
nft;.ftaT (iT-ftft-f) o- Irreverent ; puttingto shame, treating
with scorn ; suffering shame.
TlftT.wra (w ; ) 1. m. Disrespect.
Tjft.nf"T^ (Tt-faiff-fSr) a. Irreverent ; putting to shame, &c.
iTT.W^* a. Shaming.
Trf^.WT^^('ir)l-n.Reproof, ridicule ;
converse ; agreement ; rule.
qft.wrrfftl (us-î-W) u.Rcprehenaible ; that may be addressed.
qfC.*N*r(WT) 1 - /. Abuse ; a technicality ; prognosis.
TrrV.Wiftrft(<l:-ir-Ti}if.Said,tenned.
ift.WB (W-WT-Wp. Enjoyed.
qfcwjT (ns-ITT-li) a. Treated with
contempt or disrespect.
Vftfnj (WWl-Tf) Enjoying,
(n:) 1. m. Enjoyment.
qfr.wrmnr (srw-^nt-Tfl ) a. Enjoying ; suffering.
nft.VH(m) 1 "Wandering ; error.

lft.B (ff:-T-tf) p. Fallen, degraded, deprived of,
irft.wnHW) 1. n. A ball, a globe.
Hft.iTOflWT (Wl) I./ Rotundity.
iftireTwafW-m-tf) p. Rounded.
trft.*r"?K:-^'-^)fl. Little ; slow.
Trituration, rubbing ; embracing; trampling.
<5f(.w l.m. An exquisite
scent i meeting of the learned :
trituration of perfumes ; copulation ; a stain. [soiled.
nfr.i?f?r (H:-rri-tf} p. Perfumed ;
Tlft.fllF(W) Contact; friction,
fft.tre (Mi) l.m. Envy, dislike.
ift.niU <*i) I, n. Measure.
nft.H?tU a. That may
be measured, or ascertained.
Hfc-Wil (x:)l.lR. Touch ; friction.
nft-fll^rR (T^) a. That
should be sought after.
Trftwro (Jg:-rii[-rq) a. That may
be cleaned or cleansed,
^ft-W^^ (^f} L Cleaning; e
dish of honey and oil.
>fft.ftnf(fl:- , fII-fi)a.Metcd ; joined.
tiftf*rtr.T3T * Temperate.
vf^ftUTT^TTCS-Tt-^Ja-Abstemious.
^ftgTO.sn (a:-HT-3i) a. Detached
from earthly things.
trfttW (^s-î-wj) a. That may
he cleaned, or touched.
trft-wf^T (V*T-lf) p. Rubbed ;

embraced, invested ; spread.
vfc.VZ (-g-.-m -i ) p. Idem.
xrfi:.R*l (^-UT-^) a. Measurable.
ifcilPnifit) 5. m.Athiet
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lft-WT^l I. n. Fascination.
lft.wrf%51 (^t-ftit-f'T) a. Fascinating, beguiling, bewitching.
>lft-^Tir(5f:-WT-ir) B. Waned, dimi.
nished ; soiled, n. Soil ; change
of countenance by grief or fear.
"jfr.Tgw [w) 1, n. Defending.
qft.T^st (W) 1. n. Crying out.
qfr.Tat (3B[:-a3i-ai| p. Embraced.
Tjft.wTN!rt:-mr-ni J (i-Embracing.
lft.Wirl(ii:-Wr-i') 8, lieing embraced or encircled.
irftw CVS) I. m. Embracing.
lfc*Tr (H) 1. n. Men:.
Tjfc^PBfl (W-irr-li) p. Emhnieed.
tft.îy^-filwl-pflnEmbracing,
qfT:.:rraw(i>-fffiit-fe) a Screai.iin S
^fc-lT^flTiT (^-sil-if) a. Wishing
or trying to embrace,
"tPc.â (S:-H[-a) p. Lost, gone.
ilf<;.*ra.gij (Wi-W-'SJa.Senaelcss.
iftW: l.m.Aycar.
ifc^si (ii) 1. n. Reviling.
ift.TOilt'ii)!. n. Killing, leaving,
ift.^fifiw (7l:-rTT-<f ) p. Left ; de-
void of, destitute.

llV.irnl.^:) I. m. Turning buck or
round; flight; exchange; requital ; king of tortoises ; end of
the world ; a chapter or book.
iftlfl* a. Returning.
lft.irfl:r(i)1.>i.Tumiug hack, &c.
"ffr.af'fl Bin: -Tff-w)/i .Turned from,
returned ; exchanged.
afT.-qffot'tff-f'Mifl-fj) a. Returnquiting, exchanging, [ing.
ift.^SsK^)'' n. Increasing ; rear-
lft.?f5fi (H^HT-ii) p. Increased ;

reared, augmented. [signia.
Tft.^ (4)1. Train ; royal inifCTOH 1. m. A village.
ift-Tl^ i) I. m. Abuse ; accusation ; how of a fiddle or lute,
ift.'n^r (qr:) 1. ra. An accuser,
iftuf^fl <^l) 5. m. An accuser,
a plaintiff. / A lute with seven
strings, a. Accusing.
flft-IKT (<T:)'- m. Shaving, sbeariog ; a pool ; retinue. (ing.
ifCTliUi (4)1.0. Shaving ; shear ift^fia (ff:-fTr--ii) a. Shaven.
Trf^/ar*;^:) I. m . A dependant; a
retinue ; a sheath ur scabbard.
iftTCirT (*T> 1./. Dependence.
^t:.7TfT5T( fTi-fn-'JiJp. S urrounded .
TTft.TT^(^;)L Abiding ; nbudc.
vft-Ttfa.T fn:-UT-W) a. Attentive,
respectful to superiors.
Tft.*r*(T'.) t. m. An inundation ;
^ft^TT^W {nw) 5. m. A pond or
ift.^lfVrT (WJ-TTI-ri) p. Drained.
HfofV^CB:)!. m. Abrother whose
junior is married before him.
iftMfl (fBi) 2. m. Idem. So also
irfrl>P5 (ST) 5. m.
irfr.f^!W I; m. A younger
brother married before the elder.
tFcIVk (?:-ei-B) p. Surround-
ed, encompassed, offered.

ift.f^J adv. Entirely or every
where Vishnu, full of Vishnu.
Tft.f>W (:-T-5f) a. Agitated,
<lftftyTir (nil 1. /. Bewilder.
mcnt, agitation.
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ift'ftTr (JT-UMf) o. Surrounded ; |

overspread. **- Bow of Brahmi.
Rft.W* (*:-<T-w) a- Enlarging,
augmenting ; improved ; illuminated, excited, m. Appendix,
nft.efim (IIMIM*) o. Increased,
irftw (30 ! Amaster; a superior ; a director.
Vfte* (TT-wr-W) P- Surrounded;
gained; received entirely; known.
nft.rntflr-'flt-Ti) a - GonE round or
back) exchanged; finished.
TTftePn (fts) 2. /- Exchange ; retarn ; end ; surrounding i elder
unmarried brother. Also ^ftPift.
wft.Bfa (fa:) 2. m. An elder brother unmarried.
Tjft.*ftu (Tt:-HI-W) a. Increased.
ift.'Sw. (fll) 4.m. A younger brother married before his elder.
Hfc-'SarT (i) 1. n. Anguish ; marriage ; discussion ; gain.y. (*n)
Shrewdness ; foresight.
(#-MM*)SufFering
pain. /. The wife of a younger
married brother.
Dft.f(itO L. Surrounding the
disk of the sun or moon,
wft.t* (n>) I. m. Idem; serving
up a meal, distributing food.
Tlft.flTO iyt) 1. Surrounding;
serving out a meal to guests.
nft.^CT (*0 A surrounding.

tift.irfBTr (ff:-5Tr-*) a. Enclosed ;
surrounded ; covered, veiled.
Trftwre (30 l.w. Marriage,
q-ftrra.^ffl (w-tn-w) a. Wishing
or anxious to marry.
Tift.* WO 1- - A tree (Pterospermum ncerifolia) ; a sort of

reed growing in water.
ijft.n^rfTl)!./- Ascetic devotion.
uft.irfjro (BT> 5. m. Mastership.
qft.WIW (a) 5. m. An ascetic.
TftSW (m:) 1. m. Idem.
nft.aTW* (*:) 1. m. Idem.
Tft.Bm^l, n.The state or condition of an ascetic.
wftHf^ll (lI-lTMtJ a. To be
doubted or feared.
nft.HTii (m) I. m. Cuning.
qvt.firS(:-eTT-tf)p.Left; finished
it. A supplement ; appendix.
trfcr.sa^li-TMi)? .Clean sed ; paid.
irft-Sjas'.^) t. r. Meat fried with
ghi, washed in warm water and
spiced, a. Dried,
trfxirt (l:) 1. w. Remainder.
irft.^lH (q:) 1. m. Cleansing,
correcting ; paying a debt.
Tjft.iire (*0 li Evaporation.
nPc.Û(w) 1. n. Distress, fatigue,
irft.** WO ! m - An assembly, a
meeting ; an asylum,
nfcira (wt:-=ni-^) o. Overcome
with distress or fatigue.
iift.^fw(fa02./.Labour, fatigue.
n/fr.*;r (tp-Vf-li) p. Heard.
n;ft.*f(fwO 2./.A liquid ; a tear.
nft.fSPI (aT:-HI-tf) P- Embraced.
nfc^hrCl:) 1. m. An embracing,
Tft.^TS () 1. State, condition,
or duty of an assembly,
tft.v^ (*0 5 -f- An aasenl01 )'nft.^t 1. *- A spectator at a
play or assembly or party.
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trft.^WO I. > One of a party.

nft.S^WfWs) 1 ' Aa assistant or
spectator in an assembly.
ilfr..Kfi=5 (*;:) I. m. A foster child.
lft*f (:) 1. ./*.
iV) 1. Decoration;
polishing ; purifying ; cooking ;
surrounding.
IPt.^T (ffi-lTMft a. Adorned ;
highly finished, &c.
qfti^W.wBl (fe) 2, /. Sacrificial
ground ; altar.
<jft.^fn(firi) l.f. Polishing ; purifying.
TTTt.Srfl(nO I. m. The coloured or
painted housings of an elephant.
1T^.tTW(W)l. S. A surrounding site.
^ft.^T (T:) 1. m. Embracing,
TlT.^r (W) l.f. Beckoning;
total enumeration. [ted.
nft^WrB {li-Tn-W) p. Enumera^rfT.fl'wnf W) 1. n. Exclusive reckoning, or enumeration.
qft.TOlWO I. m. An assistant or
spectator at an assembly.
uft.OTTIT I, n. Finishing.
*fCTOlK (TP-BT-ll) p. Finished.
if^fflfa (fs:) 2./. Completion.
(::) I. m. Ground on the
skirts of a river or mountain ;
death ; precept ; park ; width,
flft.W (V:) 1. m. Encompassing ;
going, following.
irft:.îqr(raT) \.f. Perambulation ;
near approach ; service.
Tffc^PW <i) 1. n. Accomplishing.

'ift.HTT (ti)l.m. Wandering about.
^ft.nftw(*t-ft*-ft) a. Idem.
TlT-fa* (H-tr-T)p. Opposed.

Ttfc.gtmr (trr) 5. nt. Boundary.
irfT.SfW <^Tr) 1. /. Frequent
Tftw? \.m. A foster child.

HpC.^ni(W)l.iB.A foster or adopted child; going round.
Tlft.5ffl'(Tr;-Tn-'ir) p. Covered over.
TlfCWIS (:) I. m. An elephant's
painted cloth or housings,
ifir-WTW 1. n. Fixedness ; solidity ; fortitude, firmness.
Vfc.^KO 1 . m. Throbbing ; decoration of the hair ; train.
*ft*l5^ (f) I. n. Idem.
irf^^HHrt^-Î-^rjn.Throbbing;
moving ; shaking, quivering.
lft.Bro!(?)lA Glancing; gleaming ; budding. [expanded.
irfr.wftn (Tr:-Trr-W) p. Glanced :
vft-HI** (^0 1. m. Oozing; ornamenting I he hair.
Tft.WS*! (M) 1. n. Idem.
vfjT.VT (Tl) 5./. Liquor; flowing.
Trft.flff (Wi-WT-li) a- Oozed, distilled./. Distil! ed liquor.
tft.^lfwjl. tt. Seizing; leaving,
avoiding; disappearing; refuting.
Tft-TOfta (v-*ir-^).That Bhould
be taken, avoided or confuted.
Tjft.TCWhlKr (ar) l.f. The being
taken away, &c.
ilft.'TOn'? (T-V*<) p. Leaving ;

taking ; confuting, &o.
ift-TTW (*}:-Vl-W) a. That should
be taken, avoided, &c.
ift-TCW) 1 . to. Disrespect ; seizing; bounty; objectionable thing.
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VpC.^ra tfi) 1. A bracelet, a.

That should be avoided.
ift.^W (V) I. m. Mirth, sport.
^ri.Tre.ifkt (<l)5.m. A jester,
ift.fim m:-m-H) p. Placed on ;
covered ; invested.
lfMlW-*T-*)l>. Waned, wasted, faded ; deprived of. [ed.
if^fl <H:-*TT-tj jJ.Taken ; avoiduttWW (*:-*!-*) a. Testing severely.. Investigator ; tempter,
vf f q i (>tf) 1. n. Trial, test.
Tftvilq (*fS*W-*i) o. That should
be investigated or tried.
l^lÎ (^l) 1. / Discrimination ;
test, trial; temptation.
1^t.fiTH(W)5.m.A king, the grandson of Arjuna.
Ttffa* (fT:-fn-tf) p. Tried, tested.
*ttara(v) m - Moving a piece
at chess, drauglits. Sc.
<rft<T (W:-rtT-B) a. Surrounded.
tj^T.titt (tt) a. Spread every way.
JVt.Ulftyft)5. m. The forty-first
year of the Indian cycle.
itt.VTW (*i) l. m. Disrespect.
<?^fa>TH!(!:-!T-'t)p. Being penetrated or pervaded by.
it) 1. n. Fruit,
vft.tw (us) 1. m. An embrace.
iCtw ra) 1. ra. Exchange, barter ; the royal torloise.
1. m. Reproof, abuse ;
quill, or bow of a lute.
T&TTC (*?) I. m. The sheath of a
svford ; family ; retinue.
TCt-^ra (T : ) 1 . m. A drain ; inun-
dation ; royal insignia ; sheath.
^|fit(fit!)2./ Enquiry, research ;

service i willingness.
H^t.W^(ti) I. m. Going round or
about ; near approach.
*rct.W(*3> 1. m. Disrespect.
Tl^Wm 1. "i- Mirth, sport.
TT* {*) 2. m. A knot or joint in a
reed, cane or bnmbu ; paradise ;
irw adv. Last year.
<PW a. Of last year.
TUTTI I. m. A horse.
(V) 1. n. Harshness, abuse.
m. Yellow barleria (Hjlocarpus
granatum.) a. Harsh, abusive;
rough, severe ; variegated,
u^/ftî) (si) 1. n. Abuse.
tr^^r^CS,) 5/. Idem. a. Abusive.
Wife (fw0 2./. Wem.
Tf^TfilW (T:) 1. M. An abuser.
TT^T(<J)1- The knot or joint of
a cane, reed or bambu.
(*:) I. m. The Parush tree.
TrT**r (:) 1. m. Idem.
ir^fr(H:-7|I-W)o.Dead. m. A ghost.
TTTflT (t ! -*r-t) a. Friendly.
TTCH.TTW (^rs ) 5. m. Yama.
Trr^jfa adv. Next day, to-morrow.
HT^(*J!) adv. Idem.
tj^h fTfc-Trr-if) a. Where water is
lodged or abounds,
(fti) 2. m. Brahmd.
1./. A good cow, one
bearing many calves.
Trilfsw (>Ii-HT-H) a. Nourished by
a stranger, m. A cuckoo.
H^Ta (q:-^l-^) a. Invisible, absent ; past. m. An ascetic.
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l^ra.iin (BO l. Enjoying any

thing while ihe owner is absent.
iKiq.eftl (ffli-fHi- fn) o. Acting
or doing service while absent,
"qtlflrq (if) 1. n. Invisible thing,
q^roi (5:) I- Another's superiority or pre-eminence.
I^tfâ (W:-I-fT) a. Said by the
enemy, n. Clamour, menace.
TirTiqir^!) I Helping others.
^TT*'^ (tt'Wt-ft)". Hencvolent, charitable, kind.
H^Ttrerff (w.-m-V) a. Befriended.
TirnjariT (q) I. Dissension
among enemies,
qqqXW (0 I-m. Giving advice.
qtrq^S (5:-3fT-iO a. Besieged.
iirT.?<l(f:-^r-*) a. Having both
superiors and inferiors.
TJrrot (sift) 3./, A cockroach.
1- n. Regret, m. A heron,
qnjfc (fl) 2. /. The waved leaf
fig-tree (Fieus infect ioBa).
*iafa*r (\) 5. m. /(/em.
qHt(^t) 3./ A Bort of curcuma,
ttssW (V) 1. m. Jinfrn,- cloud ;
thundercloud ; distant thunder.
V$ (W)W^rfiT 10. a. To be green.
W(W )1. n. A leaf. m. Butea frondosa. /. (tf) An aquatic plant.
TO.ajK (TO'-. A vender of Pun,
T^.IT^S (5JE) 1. n. Living on
leaves and water ; a penance.
ttw.WS A tree without
apparent bloBBomB; a tree.
qi.s$H(7l)a.Causing leaves to fall.
I'S.'RKi) 1 . m. A man of leaves ;
effigy of one dead and lost.
W.afWR*)3./. Pnyangu tree.

ipS.wars; (si:) I. m. A goat. &c.
Tri.flTOsj(qi:)l. n.The Kamaran-
ga, an acid fruit. [rel.

() 1. m. Monkey ; squir.
TT^.WTn (WT) 1-/- Betel plant.
q^.qwT ifflt) 3./ Butea /rondosa.
vnf.itrai <T)l./.Ahut of leaves.
WW o- Sleeping on
leaves, n. Bed of leaves.
I^fa (ftO - A lotU9 1 a sum iliriw (qi:) 1. nt. A boat; a epade
or hoe ; single combat.
qqrrn.r(si:)I. m. A cloud; a feeding or living upon leaves.
2. m. A Tulasi tree.
TJ^T% (fti) 2. m. Item.
TjMa (<fj S. m. Butea frondosa.
irifrang 1. n. A hut of leaves,
(e) 1. a. To fart.
qff (^:) 1. nt. Much hair; a fart,
(vi) [. n. Farting.
TT$ TT^f^T 1, a. To go, or move.
otJ (^')1. n. A house ; young gross;
a wheel chair for invalid.
trq (3:) I. m. A medicinal plant
with bitter leaves (Oldenlandia
hiflora) ./.(#[) A thia crisp pulse
cake ; a red aluminous earth.
qqz.SH (') I. m- Bdellium.
oqtfi (HO 1. in. The sunt fire.
qffiwtqr:-*!) 1. m. 3./. A cripple
who is moved about in a chair.
tp qtfji 1. o. To go or move.
ymf (??0 ' "' A bed ! 1 oouch.
qiqif.nwT(i) I. Sitting on the
haina with the knees bound.
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(*i)l n. Wandering about.

tfjOT.irr* (n!) 1. m. Inquiring.
tpnÎ (-rt) 1. n. Limit, end. n. Far.
Wfl.M (:) 3./. Ground near the
skirts of a titer or mountain.
TOfl.W(W-Wr-W) o- Bounding.
TTHTÎ.fHW (iTf-HT-lf) a. Bounded.
TOpH*T{*T) 1 / Loss of all good
qualities, depravity.
TO^P* 1 ) 1. m. A name of Indra;
thunder cloud ; its noise.
HBj,^ (V) Contrariety ; neglect of enjoined ceremonies.
UnPTO () 1. n. A horse's saddle.
Tpqw^rT 1. n. Conclusion.
Tapf%~!T (rfc-ST-JT) p. Concluded.
W^Tt (mi) 1 . / Opposition,
contradiction, resistance.
lawsST* (*JT>1. m. An antagonist.
IWTOjrsi (si) 1. n. Opposition.
qdlrftlRI (ffT-TTI-n) a. Opposed to.
ip^TBWfai^r-'aJ) a. Surrounded.
>im<IZ1ffl(*i)l. n. A surrounding.
HB^ (3>*:-l) a. Weeping.
Tpasju (*!) 1. n. Casting away.
*l^(*ff-t-W) a. Fallen ; struck ;
upset; dismissed ; boned down.
TOfopSt (lil> l./Abed.
V&Tfft a. Agitated.
T?tflTjrr| r (SMaY-ii) a. Dropping.
ili&rqia (w-fir*) p. Sipped.
WHJ(*)l.n. A saddle.
IÎTir (S:-JH-^]o. Obtained ; able ;
all, entire, n. Willingly ; ably.
TrdfrH.m (n:-HI-Jt) a. Having or
enjoying a sufficiency.
Haifa <!*:) 2./. Willingness;
obtaining ; satisfaction ; entire-
ness ; adequacy ; discrimination ;

guarding against.
n3pi (^c) 1. m. Order j method ;
manner ; occasion ; meaning.
nnSri.ini*t(f) 1 Jt. Alternate sleeping and watching.
flfarTTHlti)!. n. Food for another.

WflTfa(ftB--fiS) 2./. I, a, figurative language by which more
is understood than expressed.
flH)T^ r, ** f (si)l.n. Looking round ;
considering. [position.
imr^ (fjt)l. Inverted order or
*rc3rsm(^:)l-n. A taking; a load ;
a yoke ; a store ; a pitcher.
Iigi^; (^:-BjT-sff) a. Sorrowful.
(*i) 1. n. Debt.
tTOJ^ (*3:-t-*ii) p. Prohibited,
excluded, excepted.
TQKm (9:) 1. m. Prohibition.
^HI1T*ra( , *i) 1. n. United worship.
TOjTTjt*r (r:-*rr-si) p. Seated on.
trajfl (ji:-jiT-) p. Sown ; set.
ii4ftjr (w:-in-Ti) a. Stale.
tr^f<iw.ifapi(wt) 5. m. The eater of stale viands.
T3r*n(^T)l./. Research, inquiry.
trS^ffr l.a.To fill.
T5^ (W) 1. n. The knee.
<isS.Slftsr *t) 5. m. A brdhmaa.
who performs ceremonies out of
season for the sake of gain.
TJi^.Jnf*l*Utr)5.m, A man keeping
holiday with his wife.
H5ftrT(r)l./. Speck in the eye.
it^ti (TK) 1. m. A mountain; a
tree ; a potherb ; a fish ; a sage.
sp^.sstur (*j> ] . m , A raven. -
w (
ir^W.W (ai;-r-5f) o. Mountainborn. /. A river.
T=TW.Tlfal(*ft) 5. m. Mountah
cer./. (fo^T) Durgii s guyatrl.
Tl^rtlHITK'j) 1./. The earth, the
easterner of mountains.
Thrift 2. m. ladra.
M*4H\H*I (U;) 1. m. A cloud.
Mffiq*! (*) 1. m. Mountaineer ;
the skarabha, a fabulous animal.
<*4(fl*l {V-Ht-V) a. MountainooB.
*'ISTfi)f(fi&) 2. m. A sort of pike.
l4.fif (fill) 2. m. The moon.
A knot, a joint ;
period of time ; festival ; occasion ; chapter ; book ; moment.
*faft(<4t)8./. A plant.
T^-STrm (*n) 1 . /. Preparations
for a festival ; joining. [cane.
l4.filf^(fsr:) 2. m. A cane ; sogarvAfa (-4) 1. n. Festival.
^.T^ (^) S. tn. The pomegraTO.^fai (f^:) 2. m. The fall and
change of the moon.
I^TTfy (ft:) 2. mi. A peculiar period of time, end of a Kama.
TTfî! (WO 1. m. A fish, silurus.
tT33 (1J) 2. w. An are.
V&fl (*i) 1./. A rib.
VlJ.inf^ (ftti) 2. m. Can&Ao.
nj-trfl (n:) I. tn. ParsAurrfmo.
TOU (*) 1. m. An axe.
T$ ^ftr 1. a. To be mild or moist.
fX'Hj 5 -/- An assembly,
(:) I. m. An assistant ot
spectator at an assembly.
TO Tf>T I. o. To go.
a.) to
1 () 1. n, A weight of gold or
silver; a minute ; flesh .mi. Straw.
VW.VJK (Xt) 1. tn. Blood.
TW.JTO (^:) I. mi. A bricklayer.
tr.*z (3:-zr-z) o. Frightened.
(TO 1. m. Bile.
1. m. A Rdfohasa.f.
A plant ; a creeper ; lac.
TOWI (Ht) 1. /. Midday shadow,
when the aun is in the equinnx.
TIW.T (*:) 1, m. A snare or basket
of wicker work for catching fishTra.^(")l.n.Fleeh j mud ; pounded sesamum. nt. A goblin.
(V) I. m. Bile.
Wl.fipJ (V) 1. m. A raven.
WWTIR(^:) 1. m. Swelled neck.
wyftr (fin) 2. . Bile.
trwrr(Ti)!- m. Gangetic porpoise.
UWS (j:) 2. m. An onion.
TWT*(*!-*T) 1. /. A flrffeAaw.
^rwrui?:) I. m. A halter; temples.
V*T<r*l (*T) 1./ Collyrium.
TOW (*& 1. . Flight.
q"BRmm (*t-WT-tf) a. Fleeiog.
TOPpMHinTO (*r-*T-tf) a. Fugitive, given to flight.
wfirsr (U:-ftT-tf) p. Retreated.
ip81 (w:-5ff) 1. m. n. Straw.
iaiW-^7^(^:) 1. m. Mango tree.
IWTif (V) I. n. A leaf. m. Butca
frondosa ; a goblin ; sort of curcuma ; ancient Behar. a. Green,
unfeeling, cruel. [nata.
Wr*tT (*:} 1. m. Curcuma rccliWTrn^ (;) 1. m. Asafatida.
TOmr <W) 1./. Ajwden seed.
TOTfiprWjS.m. A tree ; a goblin.
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ifo* (*t) a. /. An old or grey

beaded woman ; a cow will) culf.
qfog (S:) 1. m. A glass vessel,
a water-pot ; a gate ; a wall.
tiNw (H) 1. n. Greyncss of the
hair ; much hair ; heat ; mud ;
Benzoin, m. Old man. /. Old
woman, a. Old, grey-headed.
HWTf (TO 1. i. A bedstead.
trTW (*(') 1. n. A saddle.
qsiit! (w) I. a. ttem.
TTS<B (*,<}) IWWTjfjf 10.fl.To cut ;.
to purify. Also qsfp,
irara (v,fr) vwnf* iQ.a.ldem.
re nwfa 1. o. To go.
tiw (W:) 1. m, A large basket or
shed for corn. f. A village i a
city ; small lizard ; creeper.
IST 1. m, n. A sprout, or
shoot ; a branch ; spreading ; a
wood ; lac ; love ; catBmite j
bracelet ; unsteadiness.
TIBPr*(*') 1. m. The paramour of
a harlot ; a fish ; a catamite.
OTH\S (TTO 2. m. Jonesia Asoca.
xrwrTJE (^:) 1. m. A deer.
TWfllW: {t?) 1- m. A branch.
TTMTW (sc) 1. m. Kumad&a.
HSlfw (^:-wiW) o. Amorous.
qwf^W (nt) 1. m. The red dye of
the lac insect, a. Having new
sprouts ; spread, extended.
Tfflfa^r (ff/t) 5. in. A tree.
Ufa (fa) 2. / A small village ; a
house ; a place ; a house lizard.
lftl*I (wr) 1./. A lizard.
1 .m. n. A small pond,
"sr^T^ CJi) l.m, A tortoise.
IT (3:) I. M. Winnowing com ;

wind ; purification. n. Cow-dung.
TTT CO m - Air, wind ; winnowing grain ; domestic lire. n.
Potter's kiln ; water ; purification ; watch, a. Pure, clean.
mwSf (fitO 2. m. Flatulency ;
Udhava, uncle of Krishna.
qnfpirai (si:) 1. m. Hnnaman, the
monkey hero ; fire.
Wflîrtiirii (nrr-ill) n. Having the
spirit in a body of air,
qw^lIW (w:) I . m. Kind of grain.
VÎTsr (HO I. at. A snake.
1^TT* (1:) 1. m. Idem.
HÛt-TUt (0 1. m. Gmnda,
Vishnu's bird ; a peacock.
q^TTTH (fll-iTt-lO a. Shaken by
the mind ; rheumatic.
(SO 1. m, A iVinift tree.
T5^[.fBT (*) I. in. Punish tree.
H7WI*T(1:) 1. m. Air. o. Purifying.
AW {:) 1. m.The householders' perpetual fire.
ntVI (wr\) \.f, A whirlwind.
Trfr(f<T!) 2. m. Indra't thunderbolt.
iPflf (ITMn-lf) p. Purified, cleansed, n. Black pepper.
ijfra (ni-'Tl-a) a. Purifying.
qfifl(T:-Î-*f)a.Ho]y. pure, sanctify in g.n. Sacrificial grass ; cleansing./. Holy basil ; a festival.
^fafoBv (v*> 1. n. Packthread, or a
rope or net made of it.
qft^rm^ (1*) I. n. Investiture.
irfMj^rwt*) i.
^PlhRI (W:-W*) . Sanctified,

purified, cleansed.
Di j.i !:. Co
i ( 465 ) Ufa
ifMt.fi^ (tr) I. n. Purification.

nf^.WB (a:-cTI-ti) a. Purified.
tf*T (*f) Wfir,"9 I.e. To bind ; to
go; lo hinder; to (ouch. |î)
triraft, tr'Ulfir 10. a. Idem.
(5i:-^t-<) o. Fit or advantageous for cattle ; having cuttle.
TfllB:) 2. R, An animal ; a goat j
cattle; a subordinate deity; a
living being ; a sacrifice ; soul
of the universe ; a fig-tree.
VX&n (W I./. Small animal.
tm-fafW 1./. Copulation.
TO.nnrfT (ft) 3. /. A pnrody on
the Gi/ya/i'i - whispered to an animal about to be sacrificed.
TOWI (It) 1. n. Slaughtering.
vnm (m-W) I./ n. Bestiality.
TfU.S'H(^;) 1. m. Jdn.
*nrj.lf> (fa:) 2. m. Shiva.
HJ3.RWfl(a) 1 .n.A fragrant grass.
ICII 1 * (80 I. m. A herdsman.
V*J.1JI|(*0 * Tending cattle.
^H-^CT W) 1. n. Driving cattle.
(W) 1. m Sacrifice.
nj.<:w (V) 1. h. Tending cattle.
TSJ.^f^s[(^l) 5. m. A herdsman.
TJJ.âij (53:) 2. m. A string or tie
for fastening cuttle.
VSJ.tlW iZJ 5. m. A lion.
T|JJ.*T5I (31!) 1. ih. Idem.
tH.%pmi(TJ 5- Hiiir on animals.
W 1 *^ (Ti-*t-*J o. Produced by
animals (as flesh, butter, &c.)
*rH.^>IB5t 3./. Hog plum.
(511 1. n. Sacrifice.
V^llS orfti. After.behind.westward.
Tsf.nnr (0 1. Repentance.
I^T^ (^-jr-^'K The remaining

half or part of any thing.
Tlfan(lIil-*T) a. West ; behind.
Tisg Interj. Lu ! behold ! see I
ITS (W:-*BT-Tji) n. Seeing.
Wf (WW-'SPlft-WTf,) o. Looking,
ins IT adv. In sight.
Mflrri.TT(TJ) 1. m. An open thief.
PBVÎii (it) i. n. A sacrificing.
Y*TTC(V)l.M.Wofaaip of Devi.
nq fqr) ir^rfr.q^qfff 10. a. To
bind, &c. Vide VV{
Wtfajipjfa.W I.e. (*) qre^fff.
TtlKfrT 10. a.Idem; with (T.f*)
tfaflf ^W^fil 1. 10. a. To annihilate, to destroy
(Tîl 1. n. A house.
13TT(7: ) 1 . m. A bearded Kshatriya.
qfe*TT (TO I./. Pistia stratiotcs.
VI Pnf La. To drink, (bj) Tjifff
2. n. To cherish, protect.
VI (Tti!-Trr;-y) a- Drinking ; cherishing, protecting.
ViHi (W-llI-rfj o. Linear.
I. m. Rock salt.
TjtJJ (530 2. m. Dust, manure.
IfSjavi (^Tj t./. A meiistruous woman ; Pundanus flower, [iron.
iirn.airstT (91 I. n. Sulpharct of
^taj-li^t =Bl)3./.A principal road.
qfjJ.SM (W 1. n. A blank lease,
a title deed not filled up.
TfU-^ST. ItO I.m. Hail.
7HJ.^n (*T;> Km. SAiua.
lhO-WK(C!|l, W.A tent; bankcovered with durba grass ; praise;
heap of dust ; a cucumber.
UilJ.S! tsfj 1. H, Fossil salt.
( 466 ) <tnj
(^) 1. n. A potherb.
ifU.T^Tfl!) I. "> A channel for
water at the foot of a tree.

ifiQ.T (X-) ]. tn. Idem ; a gallfly.
wjTW(W:J t. m. Shiva ; one of his
weapons; a paramour; a kind
of tree./ A woman unchaste or
unclean ; the earth, o. Dusty.
(70 l.m. A cripple.
liH.T'S til) l.m. A shower of dual.
HTSW (tS:-Tl-#) a. Vile ; spoiling.
tii>JH (5T:-iir-5i) a. Contemptible.
(U0 2- m. Dust ; manure.
m - Maturity ; cooking;
digestion ; a saucepan ; suppuration ; greyuess . panic ; an owl ;
demon. (9i;-^Tl Young uuimals.
W^.B B n (00:) I. m. Canuida tree.
*rra;.s|{si: -ait-'sij o. Of cooking', a.
Black salt ; flatulence.
TO-Wltf} 1.*. Cooking utensil.
WW.^ (St) 3./. A potter's kiln.
<JT*.t(Rl (w:) 1 . "> The caruuda.
VHOTCi) I. ft. Cooking utensil.
OT.fflQ Fwh sauce.
ÎT.^B(WJ l . Special offering in
which cookeil food is distributed.
srwfiw (mo i Th "ffef".
^rrar.^S*^) I . n. Colouring food ;
the leaf of the Laurus Cassia.
(3) 1. ft- Fever in an elephant. /. A sort of cucumber, n. A sort of castus.
HF*fa(f0 2.m.Bauhiuia Candida.
UT^.WI^T (<3T) 1. /. A kitchen.
qnr.nreI Indra.
TiW.irrafir((^:) 2. m. Son of /nrfro.
urqr.wr [W) I./. Chalk.
TIt.^rrt (f) I. it. A kitchen.

TJTfiimiH:-[-H)a.Cnoked; ripened.
UTTJi* I. in. A cook.
(qi) 1. n. A medicinal salt. m.
Nitre, a. That may be cooked.
nrg(g:-qt-T3) a. Of one side ; be-
longing to hlf the month.

tj I î?! mm: -"St- "i)a Belonging to n
side; occurring in one fortnight.
ijlfw^r (Vi) 1. A fowler ; an alternative, n. Of a bird, side. &c.
hthitj (03:) 1. ib. A heretic.
SJO'-" 1 - A worthy brahman.
irrq* iqt) 1. n. Gastric juice, ra.
Fire ; a cook. a. Digestive.
^PS.Wt (Wll 3./. Female cook.
ITI^T (if) 1. n. A medicinal predity./.(*) Myrobalan. a. Cooktn^st(^) , - m - Borax ; beverage.
11^(^)1. Cooking, maturing.
: n. Fire; wind; any thing dressed without fire ; or that ripens.
HT^Tf^T) 1./ Cooking.
Hlfa (fgi) 2./. idem.
irtN^r (*T) 1./. /Am.
trra^(SlO l.n. Strength, power.
TIH.StTISKRt;-^-^) B.Relating to
nn oblation made in five cups.
î^.5Tr HT!)I.m. Krishna's conch;
fire ; a shell ; kind of fish.
"?!TST=n (TO 1. m. Krishna.
HfS.if (*K:-*t-90fl. Consisting of the five elements.
ttPfl.irf5!ir (qr:-^W) n. Relating
to the five sacraments.
WVvm (*T) I-/. A doll.
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*H1.*!f^r (Kr) 1. n. A musical i
strumeut, one of five sorts.

H^Tfiq^r I. m. A follower
votary of S&ivo.
in-fllW (W:-Bt-^) a. Belonging to
Paachala. m. Its king ; a company of five trades, viz. tlie carpenler, weaver, barber, washerman and shoe-maker,
Tn^rfaiffT (<ki) ] ./. A dolL
irwrtCflt] 3./. A name of Drmipad<; a doll ; melody.
Htfclnterj. Oil.
1TZ{*:)l.m. Breadth. /.(ar)Scries.
I . m. The half of a village ; shore ; a easting dice ;
a musical instrument ; a targe
pan ; expense or luss of capital,
tjrav: (^:) 1. m. A thief.
*tz* (h) 1. n. A cutting.
ITS'!! (*t) I. m. Pale red ; rice ripening in therains./.(sr) llignoniaEuuve-olcns./.ji. Its flower, red Lodh ; Durgd. a. Pink.
TrePfflfsi:) 2. m. /.Trumpet flow.
er.m.Hicc ripening in the rains.
TTTZfaTT (ff:-Jir-7ij a. Red tinted.
qrafw.^ (3) I. n. A city Patna,
ancient Fatibalhra.
nrz^TI^ (W) 1. A ruby.
TIM (^-aW) a. Clever, n. Cleverness ; heal i h ; eloquence.
^TzfaÎ (W:-*t-9i) a. Cunning,
fraudulent; clever, dexterous.
I /.Abrus precatorius.
^lfef (7f:-tTf-ci) o. Turn, broken.
*nfT (at) 5. m. Sort offish described as having many teeth.
Irak (t;;) ]. m . A field ; sort of
radish j pith of bambu ; a cloud ;

a sieve ; tin ; sandal -, flatulencv.
(3:-ar-a') a. Going.
TOfSi) 1. m. Studying the vtda* ;
reading./. (31) A plant.
TTSqr 1. m. A lecturer; a spilitual preceptor; a student.
H[3*r ("fl) 1. a. Lecturing.
TJI3.H (w:) 3. /.A place where the
vidat are studied.
TO-WAft 3./ A small bird.
IVJltW(*0 '-/College, school.
Î3.*Tp*l(^) 3./. A small bird.
W3UT (5T:) J . m. Bdellium ; a fish,
irfaa (fr;-frr-ri) p. Taught.
llfSSfS!) 5. m. A plant (Plumbago
zeylanica) ; a brtihman who hai
finished his sacred studies.
W3T*(*T:)1.. Sheat-fish; a public lecturer; a tree.
Vre(W-*JT-*i)o.That should be read.
ff (ifl) 3./. An earthen pot.
TITf*!:)! . m , Hund ; praise ; trade.
Tlifm (ft:) 2. m. The hand../. A
shop or market. (ladle.
<Tlf'!*r< *fil) 1 . / A sort of spoon or
fifw.JJ^tiJt (flt) 3./. A bride.
Wft-im (*b 1. Marriage.
(flfo.irsf'Jf. (*:-^>%')a. Matrimonial ; taking the hand.
TITI>.5;^ (^:) I, m. Marriage.
UltX* 1. m. A drummer; a
musician ; a workman.
i)tf^.si<i (cT:) 1. m. Boxing.
Vlt>.^=i!(fS)l. ".Fidgeting with
the hands, snapping the fingers.
ttrfu.Sf (5f ; ) 1. m. A fiDger nail.
qi^ ( 468 ) THI
WTff-WW () !. . Palm of the

wrfaff (stO l.M. Puami. [hand.
TTTfafl (f*t) 2. m. PJnini, a sage
and celebrated grammarian.
Wfltf* (W) Of Pa'mW.
inrw.-wi (H:-5rr-W) a. Blowing
through the hands ; obscure,

dark, as a road or passage.
infowi(<i:-iIT-*i) o. Drinking from
the hollow of the hand. [feet.
xtift.ni< (?) I. The hBIlda alld '
Hlfa.fljnt rfl 1. Marriage. !
Tjrfu.MS) (W) 5- The glomerous fig-tree. [hands.
qifwllH [mwnil-HW) o. Having
dlfw.gW (W) 1. A missile weapon, as a dart or javelin.
*lf*.*T(*) 5. m. A nail.
TrrfW.WH W?) 1- A drummer.
iqlf.^rrfl(151)l/. A rope or cord.
*l1W.WMI<-Wi)*> Tn the hand.
*tfie.*IH (fl:) l.m. Offering to a
brahman without sacred fire,
mtf.iw (4)1. a. WmjSJbfci.
qiî.srr.* Marriage.
HHTC a. Pale yellowish
white, nt. Pale colour, it. Many
flowered jasmine ; red chulk.
TjTWI.Hfni^T (T) 1./. A plant.
TW* CO ! A descendant of
Pdndu, as Yudhisthira, &c.
irr<nraTHl (V) I. m. JtrMna.
nnsnnpi (*r : ) l.m. /rfemHinj-gq (g:) 1. m. A descendant of
Pandu, as Yudhisthira, &c.
inPaW (W) 1. Scholarship.
TUE(w:-<B;-'B)ii,Pale or yellowish
white.*! Pale colour ; name of a
king, P&ndu ; jaundice; while

elephant./. A plunt.
m-ms (:) 1. m. The jaundice;
yellowish white colour; Panda.
inUflHTOlWOl-- A sort of blan-
ket c
upper g
rmeut ; kind of
stone ; huntings of elephant.

HPBajj^f%F a. m. A carriage
covered wilh a sort of blanket.
n/T3.1l1 1 nt. Apliint, (Rottleria tinctorin) ; a white elephant.
TriTO.g^riÔl- ' A son of Pdndu.
ql.T a. Having no
auspicious mark on the body.
^TO.M (W:) 1. m. A country with
a light coloured soil.
irrTj ^ffr (Tr] a. / /(/cm ; chalk.
'Ti'B.TjftlfltT (qri) 1/ Wein/ opal.
UI"5^ (T:-^r-':) n. Pale or yellowish white, m. White colour ; the
jaundice ; a tree. a. Leprosy.
tn"S*:.*W(:)l.i. A plant (Jicliites
nntldysenterica).
UfBT.OT (Ss-W-tf a- Having no
auspicious mark on the body.
tjiTS.T - ?!! (*:) 1. m. Whiteness.
Trnj.srmi(flT)!./. Glycine debilis.
inv.*4 (ii-'fl-w') a. White, m.
Whiteness ; pallor.
TTI l .lT^kl(Tr)iy.Gr>v e ] (disease).
Tinr3.fijkl (=11) I./. Dravpadi.
MR) 1. m. A low man,
a buskct-mukcr ; mat-maker.
wing (mr.-.'SI-'Si) a. Praiseworthy.
TTIWIW(W0 1 - m - Abrdhmaa receiving a present to read the vtdas.
ura(ti) l.m. Fulling; sin.
wr^(trfjr-tn= , t-iirw) o. Defending.
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iJITI fir:) 1 - w. A fulling ; Rdhu ;

node of any orbit, a. Preserved.
1I7TW (H') 1. n. Sin ; cause of full.
1HM(.OTJI(1I:)1j. Incurring guilt.
Trrrftr^(t-ftnft-ftr) a. Sinful.
irafff (fT:) 2. m. Saturn.
llfl.^Hfg] 1. it. The Yogi's system.
Iran (sf) 1. n . Fulling; causing
to fall | felling; nodding.
inrai -:gt-3fj a. That should
be drunk or preserved.
Itstîf. 1 *!) 1. n. Regions under the
earth, the abode of seipents ; a
hole; 8 ub marine fire; fuurth sign
from tbe sun. i. Apparatus fur
the calcining of metals.
irflrfS.fWwq (WJ I.m. A demon,
a Niiga or serpent.
ITS^T*^ 5. wi. A demon.
Itfu ffTT:) 2. m. A master, lord.
Iifasr {Vi) 1. n. The porpoise.
II frflfTP-W-fOa. Lowered, felled.
1lf<?<a (sr'f 1. n. State of falling.
irft(*r (fil-fjfflf-fjf) a. Falling.
1lf?rT.f>1)3./.A trap or snare for
catching
pot used
woman of
1T7J* a.
deer ; a sraull earthen

by religious mendicants;
a particular class.
Fallible, liable
to fall. m, A precipice ; a large

aquaiic animal.
III (jit) 4. m. Ocymum pilosum.
a. Protecting, nourishing.
Ittq tW-Stf-Hj) a. That may fall.
IH (<H) 1. a. A preservative.
U^ftr (m) 1./. Preservation.
TOC*t-*-*)l.. n- 3./. A vessel
in general, m. A sacrificial ves-
sel; a leaf; a channel ; aminister; fitness; a fit subject;

an order ; the body ; a measure ;
a receptacle./. A small furnace.
II^s (s:-ar-a) a. Emaciated, m.
Worn out, ragged clothes.
Hl.slt (TO I.m. An able minister ; vessel of metal ; rust of
iron ; fire ; heron ; croiv.
llliTT (cTf) 1./. Capacity, fitness.
1IW.1I (0 I. ">- A rudder.
111. Set (fr:-tfl-ri) a. Respectfully
treated, honoured.
m.JfF [w ) 5. m. A servant.
1T1.9WT (TO I. w. The cleaning
1[fw (*:-*t-) o. pleasured by
a vessel ; fit, adequate, proper.
Ufa* (^-fVit 1 a. Having a
vessel or fit person. [vessel.
1l^<5 (m:-!]-iS) a. Measured by a
1'ITI n. A sucrificial vessel.
irSft (t) I.m. An oblation.
irS.BfuJJ (v) I.m. A parasite ; an
epicure ; a hypocrite.
VTWJ1*t* ! Decorating.
11 ((*(:) I. in. Sun ; fire. n. Water.
HTB ["ft) I.M. Water,
lift* (fir:) 2. m. The sea; (he
eye. n. A scab, or blotch.
ir^H (1) 1. n- Provender.
Il^t-W (') I. . A lotus.
liSl.t (*0 ! m - A cloud.
UlSl.Vt (T=) 1. m. Won.
1lit.fi* (fifr) 2. m. The ocean,
ITBI.fsrfl (ft:) 2. m. Idem,
1P (^.<T) 5. m. The foot.
1]^ (^;) 1. m. A foot ; a quarter ;
V* { 470 ) w*!
ray ; the root

of ii stanza ;
at the foot of
Tl^.^z* (WO 1.
of a tree ; a fourth
a quadrant ; a hill
a mountain,
in- An ornament
for the feet or toea.

nr^.B^ (*WJ 1- A sort of peon alternate nights.
TIK-JrlU*: (*:) 1. m. Elephantiasis.
Tn^-UTT ("ill. Respectful obeisan ce, touching the feet.
TTlVâT ": : > 1. A goat ; sand
bank, religious fig tree : hail i a
slanderer, a culumnbt :\
m^fJÎ (W) 1. n. Bealing or
shuffling with the feet.
IT^-îT (<:) 1-n- Daily position of
the planets, going on foot.
qi^.-^lft^tfl) 5. m. A footman,
tIK.sriap) 1. m. A svdra.
m^ risi (W) 1. n. Sole of the foot.
7r^.?H) "do. At or by the foot ;
by or with a quarter.
TfnÎ'S (W) t. n. A boot or shoe.
<tK.;tK1(tf) 3./. A chilblain.
UI3;.Tr (70 I. Atree;afoOtetool. /. (nTj A shoe or slipper.
Tri^.nftBTHt'iilln.A tmmpling on.
qtî|.**T (ft) 1./. A creeping.
IKI.Ku:) 1. m. A foot-rope for
cattle or horses; anklet of bells.
/. (tfl) A feiter ; curpet or mat.
^.iftff (B:) I. m. A foot-stool.
Til^.qlfsîl (3N) 1./. A common
trade, as a baruer ; a while si one.
n.Washing feet.
qi^.aÎH 1. m. Prostration.
^.HVHIH (ii) 1. a. A shoe.
qitr-TOTC (*0 1- "> A kick.

UI^-flK {*f)t. n. Stock of cattle.
0#) 1- "-The heel.
WT^.T-gn (oi) l.n. A leather shoe.
Vt^.^'^t (j=P) 2-/- An elephant's
heel ropes. [slipper.
7l^.W(!-iqt)l.m.3./. A shoe, or
\ ir^.?rW ! )l. "'- /A'dh fig-tree.
; tti^.?7i 1. Obeisance.
vt^.a*Ht*() !. Elephantiasis.
^faiR (Wi) 1. in. A traveller.
! ni^.ftw. (Mr:) 5./. A shoe.
! TfI?;.TT^ (5^0 1- "I- Noise of feet.
IT^.i! jr 0 dtt. Verse by verse, stanza by stanza, foot by foot.
UT^.-sti^r (*S\) l.f. A toe,
n*JN Km) I. '".A hill near or
at the foot of a mountain.
HT^.WI^{10'- m - Swelling; gout
Td^-Sll (>i) l.n. Service.
tfi^.?J!'2<3:}l' "i. Kilie, ehilhluin.
nj^. ^3 (rij-rTT-H) a. Troildcn on.
kicked; contemned. [feet.
VT^M^:! l.m. A tingling in the
iTI^.tTtt* (V) 1- " e whtl
Bteuls any thing with his feet.
qi<rn(n') I n.The point of the foot.
ql^TT-<(^)l. n. An ornament for
the feet or toes,
mzjffsft (wt) 3./. A toe.
qr^rifS {S-) 1. 7ii. The great toe.
1I5TTPf3*I (Vt) 1 ./. Ring on the
great toe. [loot-man.
II^TTf (IT } 5. m. A foot-soldier, a
qi3;if((rT0 l.m. Idem. a. Infantry.
m^lfW (Tn:) 2. m. Idem.
ti^Tn^ (^:)l.n. Treading on,
kicking; spurning.
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TIT^TWTt (<T:-7IT-ri) a. Prostrate.
HT^fPS (5:} 1. m. Ribs of a boat.
Urdus') I.n. Gifis tvbrdhmaas.
HI^Tfi {i ) I. n. An eighth part.

T!T^Tf=T^(^:-s5T-=jl|l.m/Aboat.
qiîirâTit (M)l.n. Washing feet.
IT^T^li (4:) 1. rn. A machine for
raiting water from a well.
^!^Nfl(5ij In. Washing the feet.
THîfTS 1. m. A foot-soldier.
1!^t>?;i (W) 1- n. A foot-stool.
<ir=,TiJKIB1r (sf)l.n. Trampling,
shuffling; the motion of the feet.
11^r?7i (Si-TTl-tfJa. Kicked.
TJlf^.T n. A fourth.
wfipl(^-fieft-fcr>. Footed; having fuur parts, m. An nmphihious animal ; heir to n fourth.
TlTf^T 1 ) l.m. A fourth part.
ijl^s(3i;->jiT.iS)fi. Going ; foot.(lir)
f. A shoe or slipper.
ir3[3rT.3iTT(>::)l .ra. A shne-maker.
^l^r.HW (3)5. m. Idem.
T 1^)3./ A shoe.
^T^t t 7 * ) 5 - m - A shoe-maker.
llfpfJK (*0 I.n. Water for the
feet ; water in which a brdhfi'ut have been washed.
ifrÎ ('a.'-UT-'tf) o. Water, &c. fur
washing or cleaning the feet.
Tn57.qra (i) 1. n. A metal vessel
for washing the feet.
HUffl) I.n. Drinking; drinking cup;
protecting, preserving, m. Breath,
breathing out; a diatilier.
Tpr.flrrS5T(*l)l./. A dram shop.
*HVrc a- Devoted to
drinking ; looking at amorously.
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TTrW.<rR(^|l.n. A glass, or drinking vessel, of any kind.
Unr.^fWS^Wj 5. m. A distiller.
ire.WSTST (f| 1. n. A drinking
vessel, a goblet, a glass.
Wir.TV (-T:-TT-fi) a. Drunken.
iTVU.^tH (:) ]. m. A drunkard.
1!r*j (V) 1. n. Spirit nous liquor
made from the jack fruit,
flinraa (*):) l.w. Surfeit.
1tfa=I (53)1. n. A drinking vessel.
limhrtfl]. n.Water; a drinkable.
Hlîq.sifl'JI iW.) 1. m. An otter.
irafa.TO.ai (si:) I. in. An aquatic plant (Pistia stratioteu).
Wfta.ipv(:)l-"i- A plant (Scrrutula anthelmintics).
TTsfN-JirRa*! (5tl!) 1. /. Aplace
where water is distributed.
THilDjniitisl^r) l. n . A fruit (Flaconrtia calaphructa).
Tftar (55l:-^ll) 1. in./. A traveller.
111(1)1. 7i. Bin a. Vile, mischievous.
1115* (5*) 1. n. Sin.
irq.^ (T>TT-V) a. Sinning.
mu.Ûfll-^'-fWl) a. Sinner.
1l1.^3(Î-'Hf->m a. Sinful.
H1.ur7T(7n a. Sinning.
ITT.jfl-^m.-tl-'rla Involved in the
(T:) 1- m. An ill omen or
aspect of the stars ; Rdhu ,- Sa1!T.a(W:-'Sfr-W) n- Removing sin.
IH.-^l^.iSr-^jH. Coo king often,
1iq^HlJr(if"-ir-ii) a. Well dressed or matured ; prepared us the
wicked for destruction.
r 2 ) ik
ITT.^taflijOl.m.A sinner ; a fiend.

flT.^CT, (1tn-iri!in) Wicked.
inr.^wT W) 3 -/- A l ,lnnt < c ' 9 samprlos hexandra).
irnfil (f>:-fir:-fil)<'.Falling often.
*prjtffiw (sff-fiJfl-fH) a. Malevolent, looking at faults.
Cfll-TT-^) CotWCioQ"
of guilt, knowing an act bad.
UTT.tifinrCw) 1 ' m - A vile tarter.
qrqsiTfw^ (ifl-fteft-fw) Sin
destroying, purifying.
<tm.f^rcT(f-B:-rw;-fiT)o. Wicked;
a wretch./. Wickedness.
HiVXfo (filt) 2. n- A paramour.
m.g^T (T:) '. Personification
of all sin; the man of sin, [cd.
imi.^(fF-fws-f<) . Evil-mindTrm.flfir (fil;-ftf:-fir) o- Depraved.
i!HI.W(W-W-7t)a.Freed from sin.
qW.$lf*I (fa:) 2. m. A birth in
some animal as the result of fin.
Tjm.?tn (W) I. . Disease as the
punishment of sia ; small-pox.
11T.fi ifiO 2./. Hunting, chase.
Triq*a (W:-^T-a) 0. Giving or tekqnMtfni*(*01-- Retraining
TIItr.lUTt (5J:-^t--if)fl. Removing
tin. n, Sin-offering. [crime.
WI.VftH o. Alike iu
trnrpHT (mi) 5. m. A sinner.
Ttqjyffafl (W-WT-tfj a- Addicted or devoted to sin.
WTpl^N [fto)3./. Expiation.

tnVpWt^-W-*) a. Wicked.
tjrfi5_ (ft-flnrt-fq) Idem Ultqff (,<!-r-<) a. Very wicked.
TmftTW (W!-^fMlt ) a. Idem.

qrm(VlJ 5. n. Sin.
im.ST ft|i) 1. Sulphur,
qitrsi ftJT-fl) 5. /. n. Cutaneous
eruption, herpes, scab.
HBR (i<W-4) n. Diseased with
herpes, or cutaneous eruption.
1iK (T:-^t-^) o. Wicked ; stupid.
UHlft (fr:) 2. in. Sulphur.
HlHj im:-nft-ra) a. Of or belonging
to the Pampa river.
qtn 1. n. Water.
Tfî^ I. "i. f- An oblation
of milk, rice and sugar: turpentine, a. Made of milk or water.
ItlfaST a. Milky.
Ufa* 1 . m. A foot-soldier.
ura (W) 2. m. The anus.
in!5(^)l.n.Me!.sure;v.-aler; drinking ; practice, o. Contemptible.
(IT/Wl IKflfS I0.O. To accomplish, to get through or over.
IK (^) I The further or opposite bank of a river, m. Quicksilver, m. n. End. /. (TT> Name
of a river. (t) A quantity of
water; a jar ; a cup, a pail;
pollen of a flower.
IK* (*:-II-*t-flE) Purifying ;
cherishing; conducting across.
HKWT a. Of another;
hostile an enemy, n. Piety.
qiTIT 13[:-H[-IJ) a. Crossing.
IK. Jiff (H:) 1. m. A Jama deified

teacher, u, Crossed, gone; pure.
IK.B-ffl* o. Hostile.
5. m. Gold.
Di j ii:c-"J I: L,
ITT ( 4
HiXM l1* * (m)l. m. An adullerer.
WTC.rftf*:)l. m. A stone, n rock.
qm(t)[,l. A cloud, n./. (W-4)
Breaking a fast ; satisfying.
1- m. Quicksilver.
TO.iPal (sift) 1. n. Subservience.
de pen dance, slavery.
TirdMr a. Belonging
to another world.
Virw (V.-Vl--ti)a. Idem.
TTT^ (^t) 1. m. Quicksilver.
TrtT.^nj^r (^;) l.m. The name of
a country, part of Qrissti.
TlT.îrr*[*:)l. m. An adulterer.
iTTC^nS (ai'j 1. n. Adultery.
TK.'E ^Jff^T-Î -ig)o Lo n gs i gh t e d .
IK.f 1W a. Foreign ; a
foreigner, a traveller.
WPC.Va (.J!) 1. m. A low caste.
TH-WfTCi) 1. n. A present.
i!!T;.fiihi(^:-w-^)r7.0f a present.
TTRfl.'tS (^) Emancipation,
state of the TTTflW
KrrHTffoifse:-*!-*} a. Best, superior, preferable ; spiritual.
UKfT a. Best.
TTnfnS(-a:-?ri-Bj n.CroSScd ; Iranscendent. worth ; spiritual.
HKBI (tlj 1. n. Divinity.
H TCT^ tw') 1- "- Traditional in-
struction, tradition, order.

TIn:r3Tir^n(ir:) I. in. Traditionul instruction or precepts.
ViXq a. Satisfying ; able.
TCCWI (H->fll-3 ) p. Filling; satisfying, able ; living.
"Jrcfa^("ii:->n;:-nn) a. Gratifying.
"3 ) TTO
TTT.^Tfa (*:-T~?f) a. Belonging or relating to theneit world.
IIÎS {TV) 1. m. A pigeon.
tllTsnr Cn-in-^) a. Made from
an axe. n. The son of a sadra
women by a brahman ; an adulterine ; an iron weapon.
*JK#t3r(:)l.in. Persia ; a Persian;
s. Persian horse.
ft:) l.m. One armed with
an uxe, a pioneer, a soldier.
îrsfys 1. m. Idem.
1IT0 ft-) 1. m. Gold.
VKfaS: (*:) 1. m. Persia, &c.
*TlT^hs (HT:) 0. Idem.
VlK.iRmqft:) 1. in. An adulterine.
TUTritT ft:) l.m. A pigeon.
T?T*Tnn: 1 . n, Tlie ocean ; tlie
two banks of a river.
iIltT^Si (if) i. n. Totality ; going
over or across. /. SarasiaaU' ;
action ; meditation ; light.
irKpiftr* fa:) l.m. A pupil, a
reader of the Purdnas.
TKT^T 1. "i- A rock.
fKlwata:) l.m. A dove, pigeon;
monkey ; ebony. /. Name of a
river, of a fruit, and of a song.
qiît.-q^t (^t) 3./. Heart-pea.

IKT^HTfT-flÊÔl.H.Apigean.
HT^tTTTl <TT) 3-/- Heart-pea.
HiqTIT:(;;) I- - The ocean ; opposite banks of a river.
TInnTlf\ti (^-Xll-tf) a. On both
sides of a river ; one who goes
on both sides of a river.
HKiKX (t:J 1- "'. A name Vydsa.
n. His rules for mendicants.
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VCnct'^fmpH)!. m. A follower of Vyisa or Pdrdshara.

TITCmflraOCt) 5- See VITmT.
WWiq(W:)l. Tlle P oct
nrft-qrifg^r (#) 5. m. A contemplative or religious ascelic.
Tpft.WIlT (W-) 1. m. A tree of paradise ; the coral tree.
Ulf'.WI rt* (^T:| MsmTiirtiral (la-niT-lli) a- Peculiar,
specific, it. Woman's dowry.
TTlfTWTO (tB) 1. n. Furniture.
îfcWKV)!./. A trinket worn
by women on the forehead where
the hair is parted.
qrft/arPt* a. Pleasing,
a. A gratuity, a reward.
Trfi?K TO) 1. m. A lion.
tnft-TfaWiwO 1. m.A robber.
^nft.TTOK^) I. n. Methodicnluess.
RrffcTKv) l."-A mountain, central part of the Vindhya chain.

TuftTITS (Wi) Mw.
Vlfr.TTrt* () 1. m- An actor
tnft.S'T (Tr:-*!-*) a. Perturbed.
inft.W v) 1. in. A goose, n.
Agitation, tremulousness.
^jfkim (!=) 1. IB. The coral tree,
pine tree, Nimb tree.
iTTfoni (^) I. n. Hail ; a drug.
YltMH'VWI (^0 1. n. Atom, mote.
"Tlft.^fa* a. Present.
#3V(1>I 1. . Presence.
Ilftflll 1. >. A mountain.
WftwSl(*0 l.m. A travelling;
conveyance, cart or carriage.
trrfcrBW(W:) I.m. An ascetic.

llF^T Matrimonial.
^P^t (W) 1. w. A tree.
Hlft^^::-?T-^J 0. Belonging to
an assembly, n. A spectator,
nrft^l () 1. m. /ifem.
mft-Tlfx* {tff:-<ift--) ij. Taking
away. m. A maker of garlands.
1lf<:îaj(si:) 1. m. A bracelet, n.
A taking or seizure.
m- Name of a king.
^1^"? (<9:-WI-) 0. On the other
side ; or one who goes there.
trrtHfti?:) 1. m. A lion ( the hoa.
irre (^:) 2. m. The sun ; fire.
TJI^roi 1 . n. Abuse, reproach ;
harsliness ; severity ; aloe wood ;
ladra's grove. With pW) prefixed, defamation ; with (t^S)
Bssault. m. Vrikashpati.
ViXK* (T:> 1. III. A sword.
rtss (z) 1 n- Ashes.
tiitS (kO L. . A king/ Arjuna 1
Mars; a tree(Pentaptera arjuna.)
vS^S <3a) 1. n. Separateness.
^r^JT (t') i. n. Greatness,
qiflfo (*0 1. A king ; earthen
vessel. /. (ft) SIM. 0. Earthen.
HIT lT ; l 1- A name of Yama.
a. Of a feast day.
qmvi (V:) l.M. A sort of deer ; a
general funeral ceremony.
qi4n(H!)l- m. A large Nimb tree.
/. (iff) Dttrgd; Draupa&i a
Gipd olibanum tree ; red clay.
a. Mountainous, mountaineer.
*n*fVWT (WO l-M. Kdrtik/ya.
TiH^H^:-*rT-^).Of o mountain.
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^r4^l(fl')l. n. Antimony ; a plant

with a pungent fruit, a. Mountaineer, mountainous.
TTHfoTTpffU (Vî-V) a. Of the
end of a feast day (a sacrifice.)
rra* i. m, A warrior armed
with an axe. a. Of an axe.
11 1 S(^-''8) I. m. n. A side; curve
of a wheel ; many ribs ; crooked
expedient, m. 23rd Jaitta pontiff,
a. Near, by the side of.
A swindler; a rib.
TTP&Jrw (tTi-ttr-fi') a. Close to.
TTTVfra nifif. By or from the side of.
WVfta (i(:-lr-'3j a. Of the side.
<ira.Tlft^*r (f) 1. n. Turning on
oae's side, rolling over.
^ra.tfTn(J[:)l,jfi.Tlie side.the flank.
d. Sleeping on
the side, or by the side.
v4.3I<a 1. hi. Spasm, stich.
Vra.^B 0BI:-WT-WJ a. Near, at the
side. m. An actor in the prelude
of a drama ; a companiou.
IPST^T'fl (SB) 1. m. Food not to
he taken after one of the party
has washed his mouth.

irWlfiil (fI) 2. a. A rib.
frflfi* a. Lateral, m. A
juggler ; a partisan.
unwf^.fiR {u.) 1, hi. A crab.
VVS (TT:) I. hi. A Panda prince.
/. m Drayadi.
w4^(^0 2 - m - Aspectator or visitant in an assembly.
>nr"BtfÔ 2. ./ The heel ; rear
of an army ; the back ; a kick ;
asking/. Violent woman; Kunti.
UtfnB.UTJ (tO 1. m. An enemy ; a

commander in the rear.
"JTfao.^lî 1. it. A body of reserve.
trTr(f*) ITSlfrT VP**?* I. 10. a.
To guard, protect, preserve.
ITTW (<B:-I-a) a. Protecting, m.
A protector ; a spitting pot. /.
Edge of a sword ; bearded woman ; louse ; row ; pot ; a flock.
TT^ST (:-irf.;s) a. Protecting, m.
A protector ; a groom.
iT>im<lj(W]l. hi. Name of a sage.
ira.U (SO 1. . A mushroom.
f"!* (V'-i !- m - The olibanum
tree ; heet root ; a hawk./ (ijft)
Incense, gum olihanum.
VWWl' (W) '/ Gum olibanum.
iina'J tf) 1- Preserving; milk
of a cow lately calved.
Tjrwfqg (nr-^t-) a. Protecting.
(J(0 1. hi. Green colour, a.
Green ; of the Palilalia tree.
JTarW.>BW ("ft) 1. m. A country
in India, western part of Bthar.
(fa:) 2./. The sharp edge of
a sword ; tip of the ear ; a row ;
mark ; louse ; bearded woman ;

a limit ; a cause-way ; a circumference ; maintenance of a scholar ; praise ; the hip ; a measure.
nrfgifii (T) 1. /. A sharp edge
of any instrument ; a ladle for
skimming milk ; lobe of the ear.
HlfijfrT (V) 1. m. A tree (Trophis
aspera). a. Cherished.
>?lpew(wT-fitl-fw) a. Protecting.
<Tlfws(i^:)l> A jasmine, Tcari.
Tiifwaft (ifl) 3,/. A plant Teori.
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*Tr (!-*l^f) o. Purifying, m.

Fire ; a house warming ; a sage ;
Prcmna spinosa ; leadwort ;
marking nut./. Wife of Agni.
H\V*T<friX'V) 2. m. A tree whose
wood produces fire by attrition.
T?r*ftr (ficO 2. m. Kdrtikfya.
VPPI (lTi-HHO F " re ' P" tif >' in Sn. Water ; penance ; cow dung ;
a seed ; a grass, m. Fydsa ; fire ;
incense./, (*t) Yellow myrobnlan ; ft cow ; Ganges ; holy basil.
Tirnn.s^f!T(f5Ii)2.m. A conch shell.
TOfflV (sn-fll-^ja.Purifying. (^tj
/.An expiatory text.
llfVw (t!:-TT-rT) JJ. Purified.
*TlFsR (^t-ftflt-f?) Purifying.
TjfTJT Cai :-3Tr- =5} That should be
cleansed or purified.
1TJI (Ht) 1. A fetter, a chfiin, a
noose.a net. ^w.'qiir much hftir ;
n fine ear ; f^.-qiW a
bad or shabby umbrella.
mm (Ti)l-M. A dice.
Tm-llff (fa:) 2. w. Vuruna.
<nn(Mt-f) 11 Noosed, snared.
Sm.W^ll. nA noose; a snare.
qiU.^flj rr)5.m,Fflrann; a soldier.
<r|IW PO l.n. A flock, a herd. a.
Belonging to an nnimal or flock.
(^) 1.". Pasturage,
mfljii (V-nt-lt) n. Tied.
RlftpU*tt) 5. in. A name of Vartina; a deer -catcher ; Yama.
Tirnt.BcT(ri:-m- , 3) u.Tied, fettered.
VlUlfl (in-HT-W) I. M. A fullowcr
and worshipper of Shiva ; a tree
(./Eschynomene graiidiflora).
tlUlV llTWtlDl.n. Shiva's trident.

ItlJ.^TW (Wl 1- The business
of a grazier, keeping cattle.
TlHlHI(fli:-atI-iii) Behind; western i subsequent.
TnW(WT)l /.Number of nooses.
tjih^t (qr:> 1. w. Fout ornnnient.
IIWt'B:) 1. A heretic.
I. m. Kem.
trrN>* ("3l) 5 m- Idem.
qmm n:)l.m.A stone in general,
/(wl) A stone used as a weight.
mn.^lW 1. in. A hatchet
or chisel for culling stones.
UTITIt.^K'! (V) "'
qrnni.Hfs/T (<1) 5- ib. A plant
( PI ect ran thu s scutellaroides).
^1-^1 Tf(tlt)l. m. The mulberry tree'
fq (Jt)ftrafiT 6. a. To go
m. 3./. The cuckoo.
jirqr.wfw:) 2,m. The mango tree.
fqn.XW 1. IB- Idem.
fq^.TOIW (Mi) I. m. Idem.

ftJ^TT'g (^) 1. n. A perfume.
f"f*TT (TO 1. m. A small bird.
ftrwpr^(*0 1. m. Spring season.
fl9I ClfO 1. m, A young elephant.
flT(T:-TI-f ) a Tawny, m. Tawnycolour ; a rat/.(TI)Yellow dye ;
Asafcetiria; a tubular vessel;
bambu manna ; turmeric : Durgd. /. (fl) Sort of mimosa, b.
The young of any animal.
ftrr-vfavtdo;) l./. A cockroach.
fqT.^^1(^0 2. ib. A crab.
PlT.sra L m. Shiva.
Pnfsr(n:-l-^)o. Tawny .ra.Tawny
colour ; the sun ; or his attend-
igifeed t>y Google
f^r ( 477 ) ft*
ant ; a Ndga ; Shiva ; one of

Kuvtra't treasures ; a monkey ;
tire ; ichneumon ; poison ; Owl ;
51st year of the Hindu cycle./.
Elephant in the south quarter ; a
whore ; a tubular vessel ; astrological period ; Sisu tree ; heartpea, n. Brass ; yellow orpiment.
Pr*tWl(*T) l.f. A sort of crane.
iHTVH{%:)\.m.Skiva. a. Red-eyed
flint (*0 l.m.Aaoit offish;
headman of a village. /. (it)
Indigo plant, n. Virgin gold.
PlTTÎ (:) 1 - m. Idem.
ftri^S(*N) 1 . m. A name of Shiva.
firgqj {&:) 1. m. The belly i back
of an animal,
fq^feT (mi) l.f. The instep.

fq^p5 (W:-^T-) a. Corpulent.
fipW (*0 1. The cotton plant.
fafil<a/ {:) I.m. The belly or
abdomen ; back of an animal.
frrfaf'WI - Corpulent.
(^:) 2. m. Cotton ; a demon ;
a weight ; a kind of leprosy.
fir*TO(*fi)l.m. A plant (Vang ueri a
spinosa).
ti) 1. n, Cotton.
fV-J.jj^C?:) l.m. The Nimb tree.
fTJ.Î 1. m. Cotton; the tamarisk; the diver or wuter crow.
ftf* fWfJi J. a. To cut, or divide.
fl*3 (3:) 1. m. Tin; lead; ophthalmia, flammal ion of ihe eyes.
Pf^ <U fl^ffii 6. a. To pain or
torture. (*T) fW*lf<! 10. a. To
cut, to divide.
Pq=^ (^) 1. n. The tail of a peacock ; a crest, m. A tail./. (r)

Agum;arrow: hetelnut; plantain ; a coat or sheath ; a sore in
horse's feet ; scum of rice ; saliva of a snake ; a Sisu tree.
f'TWJ.'tWCl) 1- The jujube.
f>Hâ(^ni-5(lt-îiJ a. Having
a tail, tailed.
fa^.*Tj (W) 1. m. A hawk.
fcfcfHajTOVT) l.f. The Sisu tree.
fqfajlT (*J:-*T-W) 1 Jn. /, n. Sauce
mixed with rice gruel ; sauce ;
broth ; moist split pulse, m. Tamarisk tree. /. (BT) Silk cotton
tree, a potherb; a Sisu tree;
a. Having a tail ; slippery.
fqf'fa.a^t* ) 5. m. An orange ;
rind of an orange, orange peel.
Pr (fl,.TJ fiffi 2. d. To tinge,
touch, tinkle, adore. (fa)fraffl>
ftia'lf'l 1. 10. a. To be strong,
to give, kill, dwell, speak, shine.
ft* (W) 1. Killing. /. (m
Hurling ; cotton ; turmeric ; a
switch. n.Strength. a. Confused.
pTBT(8:)l . m. The concrete rheum
or secretion of the eyes.
ftfjpl (sf) I. a. A bow used for
cleaning cotton.
first (l>Tt-<) o.Tawny. m. A sort
of colour, red and yellow ; a bay
horse. n.Gold ; a cage ; the thorax; yellow orpiment.
fas^ (*i:)l.m. An army panicstruck.n. Leaf of the bisa grass;
yellow orpiment. a. Confounded
Pra ( 47*
*8 ) first
ftS'* (4)1.*. Gold.

r?fH*I (<Kr) 1./. A roll of cotton.
pmr(^)l. n. The wick of a lump.
fafppfi) 1 m. The wus of the eat.
fnS2(^0 1 '. Rheum of the eyes.
faBiBiiCai)!/. Rustling of leaves.
fqa () qzufftlO. a. To wand;
heap together, to assemble.
faz (Z:) 1. m. A basket for holding grain, n. A house or hovel.
fqZJJT 1. m. A basket ; a granarv. m.f. n. A boil.

fa*WT*t (^t> 3./. Colocynth.
fqzWt (tO m - A P' ke n9H fitzl* (^)l --".The name of a sage.
UV* (*) 1. n. The tartar or excretion of the teeth. [pain.
ftawfir 1. n.To hurt or kill, feel
fw(0 i- '"
fizj; (*:-ft) 1. . 3./. A pot. a
pan. n. Chorning stick ; a fragrant grass ; a hut.
fra (r^T) Waf^ffr i. to.
o. To accumulate, to assemble.
(T.W) PTWff 1. d. Idem,
fill (*:-^ri) 1- >./. A pimple,
fqw (<:) 1. m. A lump, a ball ; a
mouthful ; oblation to deceased
relatioos ; the body ; embryo ;
sum ; strength ; myrrh ; Beth/.
(nit) Long gourd ; palm tree ;
gesticulation ; nave of a wheel ;
a house, n. Livelihood ; iron.
fijîW;) l.ra. Incense; a. goblin,
firs.*^ (^0 1. m. An esculent.
f^.'3^(<:-'ft)l.m.3/.Datctrec.
f<TO.Sl^ (V) 1. m. Gum myrrh.
fqwJNrer (*;) 1. m, Incense.
fVrrj.z. (z,:-^T-zj> a. Giving food

to the manes ; nearest relation ;
feeding another ; a patron.
ftTj.ejÎ (ii) I. ft. Giving the obsequial cake to the manes.
flTtT (10 l.n. A mound.
fqu.fWq-si (si) 1. n Giving the
funeral cake to the manes.
fqU.IT^ (z.!) 1. m. An elephant.
fqn3.irsi(si:) 1. n. The flow cr of the

Asoca tree ; China rose ; lotus,
fqis.gtqav (W) I- A potherb.
faTj.fraiejrO !./ A bitter gourd.
Half dead, merely breathing.
ftI"3.gU^lT) 1 /. A sort of grass,
fqtl.^ (tf) 1- n- A carrot.
fq<s (Ji) 1. m. A bridge.
fq*3.'Pl5T (sr) 1. m. A flowering
shrub (Oleander odorurn).
fTOfl () I. nt. A beggar.
fRWH (n:) 1. m. Incense.
fqUTfl () 1. B. Hail.
fqiSl^W Wl 1- n- Steel.
fuxmirO 1. m- A buffalo -keeper.
a. A beggar ; a cowherd ; a tree.
fWra(5T:) 2. in. An cscalent root.
fqUTjr (ITi-Jtl-lT) a. Begging.
fq-[is(f'g:)2/-Thc nave of a wheel.
fqfij*t(>*T)l/.W; instep; stool.
fqf<3H (H:-T(I--ti) a. Multiplied,
counted ; thick ; collected,
fqffr* (ijt-Fs'fV-fw) a. Having a
cake. m. An offerer ; a beggar.
fqftwit'ilO 1. m. A bridge ; an astrologer. /. (5TI) Cucumber,
tqtit.^^ I- n. Making into
a round enke or ball.
ftw ( 4;
t?9 ) fvu
ftujVetW (WMiT*fl) a. Made into a

ball or lump.
fVdlTT I. m. A tree (Vangnerin spinosa).
fq^t.7nrc(T0>.">. A plant (Tabcr-
naraiontana). [ball.
ftist-Wrr (!T;-7ir-7r) a. Made into a
ftplT.(T: II. tn. The pomegranate ;
cuttle fish bone. a. Sapless, dry.
fi"it".SIT (TO 1. M. A braggart.
fir"BT5T"W)l.n Presentiag the funeral caketo common ancestors.
fWrfa (fig:) 2./. Oris, leavings.
Um W) i.f. Heart-pea.
fwi*()l. The sediments of
seeds gronnd for oil, oil cake ;
saffron ; asafcetida ; incense.
fVHTD^(T:)l.m. A paternal grandfather j Brakmd.f.
fite (m) 4. to. A fatber ; Du. father and mother ; ancestors.
fiav (*:-t-5f) d. Paternal.
fre-^W(W) 1 .n.Paternal property.
f*}S.^niw i*fl) 5. n. Funeral rites.
ftl.WHS (W) I. n. Idem.
ftH.WI^5I(si) 1, n. A cemetery.
fna.fai^t (^[) \.f. Funeral rite.
fae.nt (<*) 1. m. The fathers.
fVrJllftn(^.ft#r-fr) a. Belong,
ing to a father.
ffZ-TZVtf) 1 .. A burying ground.
flE.WTRT (0 1. . A parricide.
ftW.wtf* (* I. n. Gifts to manes.
firiS.'TI Fatherly. [moon.
foe.f*fil (ftp) 2. m. Day of new
faErfrftf) 1. H. Gayd. a place of
pilgrimage ; the part between
the thumb and forefinger.
fipeafar) I. n. Paternity.
PTB.^TW 1, n. Gifts in honour

of deceased ancestors.
fTO.^rfrf) l- Tenth lunar aatcrism or Mugha,
Rr.rfn (firs) 2. m. iw
ftv.TCfÛ.fl.Stitte of the manes.
fl.in "i) 1. n. Funeral cup.
f<?K.fire(rn)4.ni. A paternal grandfather, father's father.
fre.sni (SO 3. /. Twilight ; a father's mother.
fira.SIH (Hi-Tir-ii) a. Patrimonial.
firavwfw:) 2. m. Distant relation.
fire.^PW (tj) l.m. Ji/fm.
fira.wfn (faO 2./. Filial duty.
fina.MTaisi (if) 1. n. Food offered
to the manes ; father's food ;
a kind of pulse. [ther.
fua.isre (m) 4. m. A father's hrof*re.flf^X(T)l.jj. A father's house
fiie.flV () 1. n. Funeral rite.
fq.7J (S:) I. m.Idem.
fte.T]rsj(f) 1. n. Vehicle in which
the manes are taken to heaven.
filS-ans (w:) 1. m. Hades.
fosTff ()n*[.sn5V*7T ) a.Having ;
father, adv. Like a father,
ftre.^st (st) I. n. A cemetery.
firega.^T{TOi.m.S/;ira J - a ghost.
Nfc.TSffl (fifi) 2./. A cemetery.
fas.=TF*.H: (t!-TT-T) a. Dutiful,
fiiasr (;) l.m. A paternal uncle,
firg.nri (m) 1. n. Who worships
the manes, n. Funeral rites.
(*) 1. n. Funeral rite.
fip.(T) 1./. A father's sister.
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ftre.flfsw (H:-wi-vi) n. Fatherly.

PlB.TWTai(=5) 1. n. All ancestors.
fqe,(!) 3./. Twilight.
ftB.WT(T:) 1. "< A guardian, n.
Abode of the manes.
fuB.W^N IV) 1- . /(few.
ft.^rtrt^!-'(t)l.m./. A cousin.
fqe.^, CST) 5. m. A parricide.
firas (S>S) a- Snored to the fathere or the manes.
fan (li) L.n. Bile.
fan.fT (-lft-*) n- Amibilious. /.
Mcnispermuni glabrum.n. Ghee.
fvtl&K (t0 1. m. Bilious fever.
fqU^lfasf Cfr-flrfl-fT) D- Removing bile, causing it to flow.
fipLtW (Si) Plethora.
ft-n^lai-ar-g) a. Bilious.n.Brass ;
the birch tree. /. A plant (JusfVw ('W-'ffl-iS) n. Paternal, m. A
father's elder brother. /. A lunar astcrism ; full moon ; n funeral ceremony, n. Part between
the thumb and forefinger.
f"m*( (SW-wtft-T.) Habitually
falling; gained, m. A bird.
f<r?nT3 (^J 1 . n. A road, a path.
fqK*JT(%*itor)fP. Covering.
fnUT (^l) I./ A covering.
PmnTl-ij I . n. A covering, a cover.
fqT*7n III) 1./. Idem.
ftfvW(W) 1 -/- A desire to cover.
foils n. Clothed.
ftjf^ (<5:) 1. nr. Cold, catarrh.

Purr* 1. m. n. The bow of
Shiva i his trident ; shower oi
dust./ (ill) A sort of viol.
firmfinr,(i?r) 5, m. Situa.
prajW O") I, n. Asafostida.
f^nffaTrfr (^-T'fll-qHJ a. Always
inclined to fall. m. A bird.
fqTlFfrHT(qi)l/. Inclination to fall.
rwfw w ty-;:-* )o.Wishrog to fell.
fnifaq <S : -* : -) Wishing to
purify, desirous of purity,
firqwr (ir) I./. Thirst.
fqqrftiT (7i:-ur-fi) a. Thirsty.
fttftmft |qrt) 3. /. The twelfth of
the montli Vaishdkh, when giving away water is meritorious.
flpftww (*:) 1 A large black
ant./. (fa!*T) Small red one.
fq^f^qf^-^-qKWishingtoask.
fawn (ZT) 1./ A Bweetmeat.
fqnpfl^:) 1 - m - Tll e holy fig-tree ;
a bird ; a sleeve./. (wY) Longpepper, it. Water ; pleasure.
ftwa^(*') l.n. A nipple ; thread.
W (fa:) '2./ Long-pepper.
firOHnl.TJfl (W) 1. The root of
long pepper. [teeth.
fqfopfl (^rr) I./. The tartar of the
ftrsi (a:) 2. m. A freckle, a mark.
fvWS (Wt) 1. m. A tree so called.
fircr (*) ^WBfil 10. n. To throw.
ftrqjqT (qrs) 1. m. A tree.
frf4t(tft) 3./ A plant.
fi)B (BC-wt-qf) a. Hlear-eycd.
ftfflqtl(r)l./. A female elephant.

fq-a (T) Pf** T sprinkle.
fir^- (q-i--a;-^) ii. Drinking. m.Drink,
Pll ftufil 6. n. To he decomposed ; to enlighten.
PlUT (Ti) 1- Tawny colour.
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PHTTWI (T) 1./. Tawniness.

fiffifTa (HfVT-lf) a. Made tawny.
firwirir(-rt-fir*l-fir) a. Tawny.
fifsn^(^:) L m. A spirit, a fiend,
fw^fti? (*T) 5. m. Kuvfra.
fimi^.?!?:) 2. m. A tree haunted
by goblins (Trophis aspera).
<^:) 1. in. Idem,
filir^.WT (W) I . n. An assemblage
of fiends, a pandemonium.
filfiprOiJl. n. Flesh./ Spikenard.
fafiPTpi*r(w:-Sit-*r) a.Eatiug meat.
m. A cannibal ; a demon.
fqfK]fifll Oft-fttft-fit) a.Eating
flesh, carnivorous.m.A cannibal.
fTOT (W-H-'f) D - Cruel, nicked,
vile, stupid, m. Ndradti ; a spy ;
a crow ; cotton./. A gramineous
plant (Trigonella corniculata).
pnjir.T^f Cfj 1- Slander.
fTOH.ÎW (W) I. n. Idem.
ft* IV) ftisffe 7. a. To grind, to
pound. {*) ii^lfn 10. o. To injure ; to give ; be strong ; dwell.
(ft) VWfn 1.10. u.Togo.
Pll(lt-St-i) p. Ground ; kneaded ;
clasped, n. Lead ; flour or meul.
Ttf* (*0 l.m. A cake ; disease
of the eyes. a. Oil-cnke.

fael (<TMj) 1. m. n A world, a
division of the universe, [pan.
fas.Vf*l( , i)l.n.A boiler, a saucefm.VU (TTJ-1 2. m. An effigy of a
victim made
Pre.T*.E1f
Pn.^l^W (*)
^5 Hf)
of flour.
(W) 5. m. Idem.
1. r. A boiler.
Meal made into
a cake with ghee.
fnWHH (JJ-.-^f-V) a. Made of meal.

ftC*fj [fS:) -2. m. A small cake
made of barley, rice or pulse,
ftre.lrot (tf) 1 . n. Sandal.
f^STrtin:) l.m. Perfumed red powder used at the II6H festival.
ftfOTt*") i. n. A cake of rice.(*T)
/. Meal of pulse.
firBlC'syTOfil 1 . o. To go or move.
WS^f* 10. a. To go; to be
strong; to hurt; to give; to dwell.
(W,T) 10. a. To speak;
to shine ; to destroy,
fa ftw(lf!-WT-'li)a. Covered, hidden.
ftiv.V) folt 4. d. To drink.
4Ntf) l.n. The lower jaw.
1?t3 (ff;-3t-ff) a. A stool, a scat of
Ansa grass ; a sacred spot ;
complement of a segment,
^te-ifa (far) 2. m, A parasite.
ijt3.^(Ti> 1, m. Idem,
Tjte.gfifir ( i}f ) 5. . a cripple who
moves on a wheeled chair.
Vta.^R ntj 1. . A place where
some limb of Durgd has fallen.
~?Tx (,*) ijtynfjT 10. a. To give
pain ; to oppose or resist ; tu
agitiite ; to squeeze.
^3iTiW) I. n. Squeezing, rubbing,
inflicting pain ; devastation.
nT*T(TI) I./. Pain ; pity ; devas-
tation, chaplet; Pinoilongifulia,

<ft*T.<T; (V-W-'t) a. Giving pain.
() I. a. Tormenting.
ijtf*5i (fr:-rir-H) a. Squeezed, rubbed; bound; pained;devaetated.
til *m mi *:-uj-uj) p. Being squewed, pained, or afflicted.
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tfff (TTs-WI-lf) a. Yellow ; drunk,

m. Yellow colour ; eafflower ;
topaz j yellow orpiment./ Turmeric ; betula. n. Drinking.
qt?T* (3f) 1. n. Yellow orpiment.
saffron ; aloe wood ; braes ; honey, m. A sort of gentian, (G.
Cherayla;) the Tin tree. [tain.
^hT.W^ttrfr)l./.A sort of planftVM*. W) A carrot.
ftW.WrwWT) 1- Saffron ; brass.
*ta.*lH () ). n. Yellow sanders.
<tlT.5nn(Wt)l./ A sort of creeper with yellow flowers.
() 1- a. A yellow fragrant wood ; turmeric ; saffron.
fra.^W (*0 I. . A lamp,
"ttitrll (TT) 1./. Yellowness.
^tf.^9{V.)l. m. The lay lor bird.
qta.aT (I)1 /Sort of heart-pea.
ifln.^r* 2. tt. A sort of pine.
iffa.^HT (TOI> I. / A cow tied j
up to be milked . a milch cow.
^tji.j (5:) 2. m. A sort of curcuma , a species of pine,
îra t. m. The hog plum;
waved leaf fig-tree. n. Saffron.
ftZ.VVf [<f J 3-/ Sort of neitle.
tjHr.IKI 1^1) 1-/. The Jtfoiao.
qtlf.gni(<qO 1. m. Pterospermum ;
Taberuffiraoataua ; Barleria.
l.m.Trophis aspera.
VlH.^rsrHÎ)l/'I'urmcric; sand.
^W.Hfu (fa) 2. m. A topaz.
^ln.nqratwO ! A ama11 b ' rd .
Loxia philippenais.
qllf.gq (<B:) I. m. A gallinule.
*tH-1!l (V) 1. . A sort of hean.
qtn.^^ (*?t) 3./. Yellow jasmin.

jlT.rn ffll) 1. . A topaz.
^tTf.Tlit (fli) 1. m. Yellow colour;
fibres of the lotus. [Yellow,
lltr^ (m) I. at. Yellow colour, a.
itfig* (*) I. n. Brass.
VW.Î^ (%} l. n. Yellow brass,
mixed metal resembling gold.
Tftw.TreB. a Clothed in
yellow, m. Krishna.
ftH.Him (W.) I. m. A tree (Pentap 1 era tomeotosa).
<TiT-9K (*0 I. w. Sandal; topaz.
a. Yellow sandal-wood.
iftff.Wft (fa 2. n. Antimony.
VtlT.9TW(*i) 1. m. See 9TH1TFV.
TTH.9IH (:) I. m- The brdhman
whu drinks the asclepias juice.
^hf.Wa* (*) L. m. A hog.
frj|.?lf* ' VO 1. m. A topaz.
ifr?n&f(fa*r i2.m.The sage^jajryo.
^t?rnqT(î) 1 .m.KrUAna; a dancer.
a. Wearing yellow clothea.
TTtltijrfl (iji) 5. n. A topaz.
<jtf<i(fn:) 2. nt. A horse./. Drinking ; a dram-shop.
4ttw*T (HT) I./. Turmeric; the
yellow jasmin.
^tfftP (sl) 5. m. A horse.
<fr$ (SO 2. . The son j JjCot
fire; the chief elephant in the
midst of a herd.
qt^(I:il.ni. Idem ; time. n.Water.
flfa (fÔ 8- A horse.
tftt (l|hWF-*) 0. Fat ; large.
Tit** (9:J ! . m. Cough ; cold,
^tlfasi <9>fo*rVfa) o. Having a
cold or cough.
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ffimfr (1) 3./. A cow with distended or large udders. [owl.

VVl (DO 2. m. The sun, time ; an
4tfV(lf)l.a. The food of the gods,
ambrosia, m. n. Milk of the cow
for 7 days after calving.
*taY.*t^(Yl>) 5. m.The moon.
tfm.^f? (fa) 2. ra. Idem.
Î^T TtVfTT l.o.To stop ; be stupid.
^t*(:)l. M.The large black *av
^"Itf 2. m. The name of any
exotic tree ; elephant ; arrow ;
flower : atom ; insect ; metacarpus ; the stem of the palm tree.
^.T*ff)8./. A plant ; a drug.
flX Stwf>T 1. a. To be corpulent.
ijfail (fll-TMf 1 a. Fat. mi. Air.
tflTT:(r.:-Tt-tt-i:) a. Fat, Urge./.
(TT-^) A plant, asparagus, (^t)
A young woman ; a cow.
^Tfl^.Wî 3. /. One having
large breasts or large udders.
qfcrr(irr) \.f. Water. [men.
t. m. Cohabitation with
g.pBT (T:) I. m. The masculine
gender ; male organ.
g'.W (0 1. m. The musk rat.
<tf) 3./. A harlot.
j.Pnr (*) I.*. The penis.
gflflfs 10. q. To punish.
3.OTW(*i)l.n. Festival held on the
mother's perceiving the signBof
a living conception ; milk.
gni*'}l 1. Semen virile, virility.
gire (^-^T-'i) a. Low, vile. 1. w.
A chanddla. /. (ijt) Indigo ; a
had. This word is often written
JBtH sometimes yî.
(ft) 1. m. The feathered or

lowest part of an arrow.
3.T(T'-T)l.m.n A heap.a quantity,
(w:) I. nt. The soul.
g.TT 1 . m. A bull ; a drug,
Mdshdrd i (in comp.) excellent.
S^g^fn 1. fl.Toerr, be careless.
3^ (^:-^) 1. m. n. A tail.
g^feffiE:) 2. m. Cracking or snapping of the fingers.
gfwtf^) 5. m. A cock. a. Tailed.
g^j (^p)l. m. A heap; a quantity.
3%S (ff:-FHJ o. Heaped up.
gz Srsfii 1. a. To rub; to grind.
IK) S*fil 6- To embrace, (w)
VlWfii 10. a. To be small, or
shallow; to shine; apeak; grind,
gaijftr To fasten together.
g^ (3i-3t-3) 1. m. /. . A cover ;
a plate ; a cup made by a folded leaf j a cover of the privities ;
a shell.rn.A horse's hoof; a folding, n. One vessel over another.
g^(*)l.n.A lotus; a cup.as above.
gsfV*ft (iff) 3./. An assemblage
of lotus flowers.
gs.qtr (*:) i . m. Pot \ brass jug.
g7.qr*(*0 l - Digesting.
3Z.fi^ [) 1. > Bend of a river ;
a city ; a musical instrument.
33.i^* (() 1. n. A city.
gfer(^n) 1./. Cardamoms.
gfzft (H) 1 . n. Closing the hands
to hold a thing ; hollow of
the hand. a. Stitched ; rubbed ;
ground ; contracted.
jSreanaf) I. n- A white umbrella.

(>) 1. m. The cocoanut.
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51, !*) J^fff 10, o. To decrease,

to be small, low, or shallow.
5 (H) gffl 6. a. To leave ; to cover. (T)3**fa l.o. Tomb, to
pound, to grind.
jpttJrgnfw G. a. To be pious, virtuous or righteous.
Sfolt) S. m. A drug.
g<3t 1. m. The elephant of
the south-east quarter ; a leopard : amphisbana ; fragrant
mango ; elephant fever ; sugarcane ; ailkworra ; student's water-pot ; whiteness ; leprosy, n.
Lotus ; white lotus ; white umbrella ; a drug. [drug,
grj^mp? (*') I. . Vishnu, b. A
yaffil* W) 1. n. A flower (Hibiscus rnutabiiis) ; a drug.
g*jnj (nj) 1. it. A creeper, a medicinal plant for diieased eyes,
guj (Vi) 1. n. Ked kind of sugsircane ; name of a demon ; mark
on the forehead ; a creeper ; a
worm ; Bengal. [cane.
5*T*P<)1. m. A creeper, a sugarJpT.ifa (P* 5 ) 2- An elephant.
3*a(V)l. n. Righteousness, virtue,
merit; a trough. /. ("01) Holy
basil, a. KighteouB; pleasing;
beautiful ; fragrant.
gOT (* i. n. A meritorious act.
as fasting, praying, &c.
(^n-*fe-î) o. Virtuuus.
3^<S.afl(ri) I . . The vow of a woman mho to obtuin a son worships Krishna for a year with
daily presents.
HWI(WlJ Virtuous,
gw.jrai fW) 1. m. Champa flower. I
gW.siT (p) 1 . m. A fiend ; a rd- 1 7
kshyasu; a yaksfia ; a good man. '
_ II3R=5r. (*t) t. m. KuvA-a.

HflD.7fI^li')l.nriaee of pilgrimage.
gw.awW 1. n. White kusa grass.
gW.KTTI (ip) 1. ra. The blue jay.
gWME9l [W>) Urn. A grove, a garden ; reward of good actions.
giO.Wiai (Wr* ) a. Virtuous.
jpO.w (:) 3. /. The holy land of
the Hindus, central Asia,
gio.wftl (fa;) %f. The holy land ;
mother of a male child,
jpo.itn (T: ) 1. m. Effect of piety.
SWCTw (*) I. m. A holy night.
3V.nt(*:) l.m. Heaven.
gW.^t^lK-TaV^H) a. Pious.virtuous, fortunate, auspicious,
gw.fafuijr (fi:.fn-W) a. Merited.
g"O.W>^ (li-r-^) a. Virtuoua.
gwwîasl'Bsr (sr-sn-*i a. Epithet
applied to God, whose praises
being heard sanctify the mind.
g<0.%i^( *0 1 Mjfahi Judhislhira;
Vishnu.f.{V\) Draupadi and Slid.
g<0.5IR (si) 1. a. A sacred place.
gÎTUS (flll-WT-ill) a. Virtuoua.
g*TCB) 1. n- A holy day.
gWJ^.im (M) l.n. Repeating,
' this is a holy day' three times,
gTOiX^C') i - m - Good fortune or
fortune as the
gtj(rr)l.n.The
gfSÎ (*T) 1./
gw (If:) 1. .
daughter. Also
fruit of piety.
hell of the childless.
A small bee.
A son. /. (TTt) A
g.*:, g.^.
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gfT* fai) 1 . m. A son ; a fabulous

animal ; a rogue, cheat; a mountain ; a tree ; a grasshopper.
(TOT. f"ffl!) /- A daughter.
g^.*IBTI (Wr)l ./. Wish or ardent
desire for children.
H^.Wtw (TO 1. m. A tree of supposed prolific efficacy.
gW-^( \t -XT **> Giving offspring.

g^.^l^lW (:-'(r->ri) a. Descended
from sod to son for generations.
StHHWjit (HI) I. /. Perpetual
descent from son to son. [sou.
g^-.^ftrf^lfV (fltO 2. m. Adopted
5Tr-Tt(T VrTt-TT[ ) a. Having a
son or offspring, m. A father.
3W.T (:-WT-) a. Idem.
3TT.S^Hwt)3./Salvinia cucullats3TI-(^J)3/.The mother of a son.
3TTTTnii (i&} 1. m. A father instrutted in divinity by his son.
yfliar;^(^:)l.ni.One vrho is maintained by his son or children.
gftrairT (*t) 1. / A daughter; a
doll ; cotton of the tamarisk.
sfirw-g^ wo m - Tiie aonof a
daughter, a grandson, an heir.
gfV*T-tn fnt) 4. m. The husband
of a daughter.
gfw*I.JW (WO 3./. The mother
of a daughter. [son.
SfVVt.V (WO 1- m- A daughter's
SvW^BTfrj 5. m.The father of a son.
(il)/. A mother; aparasite plant.
g^H a. Belonging or
relating to a son or child.
^WVCSf-T-'lT) a. Desiring a son.
g9fe(fsO 2./. A sacrifice made to

obtain a son or children, [a son.
gSjw (j^') ] . n. Gift of power to
331 (jW>*Gnr-lil> Of a son.
go (v) gmfa 1 . o. To injure, to
hurt or kill. (W) TTHufit 10, a.
To shine ; to speak ix) 3^fT '
o. To hurt, to suffer.
3Tra(Wi) I . m. The body i the soul,

fi. Beautiful; having property.
3>T;.in(: )l .m. Repeated boiling.
3T:-31T adv. Repeatedly.
3T'.g*fl (tr) 1-/ Riverain Behar.
S^x.irai!': (*>} I. m. Repetition of
any important ceremony.
3TC adv. Again ; but ; assuredly,
g=TtTira (fl---Hl-J a. Returned.
31 TpmT(T:-sn-->i) a. Returning.
jprqum I. n. Renewing the
cunsecrated or holy fire.
S^qH (A) I. m. Return, transmigration, repeated birth.
STqwfSn (#-fflHt-rt) Returning, entering another body.
giTH (Hi-Hi-* Repeated, n.
Tautology, repetition.
SHH.HH!,(*lOS.M. A brdhmau,
g*.^fm (f0 2./. Tautology.
3T.aT'n-r,('Hr-1II-1I)a.Born again,
regenerated. It, Regeneration.
gsran.sra rtO 1. m. Final deliverance from the body.
git.TT (T;) 1. *. A finger nail./.
(TT) Hog- weed (Boerhavia).
3T-ta (TO 1. m. Finger nail. n.
Regeneration, a. Born again.
g*T.*5ft(l"t)5.Bi.The sentient soul
taking another body after death.
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gTO(&)3/. A virgin widow re-married ; re-existence. a. Re-born.

JW.^H (*0 I. n. Repetition ; repetition of a sacred text.
gW.^B iflO 2. m. Vishnu ,- Shiva ;
a sage; 7th lunar asterism.
Jpr.^W W) 8. m. du. An asterism .
5^1^ O) 1 . n. An asterism favourable to the procreation of
male children.
SfflKaO * A tree ( BottleriB ) :
a lotus ; nutmeg ; a chief.
3|^T (wi) 1./ A wish to purify.
jnr ()) 1. m. Flatulence.
jrJ*(t) l.m. The lungs.
gfl^sj[(sr:-STi-sji)<i.Born like a man.
3W(Sni) 5. m. A man or male.
jjRfT adv. Manly, like a man,
5^(T) 3t(W G. a. To precede.
g^CTO 5./. A city.
:) I. m. A leader, adv.
(If) With, preceded by.
{K-<H) "/ A town or city. 1.
m. A sort of resin, bdellium ;
yellow barleria./.(TI)The east ;
b perfume, n. A noose i body ;
calyx; skin ; a grass.
gr.^Tlfire (f*0 1. n. The region
or world of Agai. fire.
3^fliT(iT:) 1. m- Life or vital principle. /. (art) Understanding.
(V) 1. m. Third king of the
solar race. a. Victorious.
gTW*: IX-) > m - Tne armpit.
3^(*) 1. Gold.
SC* (W) 1. *. The ocean.
g*.-*it(ft) 3./. A market, or fair.
g^.TT adv. Before.
3C.^!n /Deity of the city.

S^.TT': ) 1. n. A city gate.
3^%^ {*) 5. m. SAfwa.
SC* (?) I. m. /niro.

5T.^ (ti) 1. m. Indra ; athief./.
(tl) Ganges, (t.) n. Pepper.
S*.fw(fW:) 2./. A woman whose
husband and children are living.
g*.ifa*[ a. Living
in town, inhabiting a city.
gr^K (^0 1. A sort of grass.
Dual. The nipples.
gt*T adu. Eastward, in front, before, first, formerly, [perfect.
STW^W Wj 1. u. Making first or
3*^ST*?ra{*l:-^T-^) a. That should
or ought to be respected.
S**s4aj (Wi-M-W) a. Idem.
gr^H {K:) 1. m. Making first or
complete or rtady ; honouring ;
sprinkling holy water ; promise ;
atiack i anticipating ; reward.
gi^na (W-un-vi) o. That should
be prepared or made ready.
3J;.fl (:-tnif) a. Placed first,
made perfect or ready ; revered ;
initiated ; promised ; accused ;
distressed ; anticipated.
HT-Rimr (*jr) 1 . /. Making perfect.
Tr^ra adv. Eastward, &c.
3^1 adv. An ancient story, old ;
past, future ; near,
gO('i)l.n.APiirana which treats
of Hindu mythology, m, A tarska or measure of silver equal
to 16 panae. a. Old, ancient.
gu^.It(fli) l.m. Brahmd; a reciter of the Purdnas.
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307TW (*T:-*t-i) a. Old, ancient.
5<:ra (3) 1. n. The part below
the seven w orlds.
3qw 1. m. Ruler of a city,
gqft (ft:) 2. m. Stoo.
gq^.ft^RtÔl-w.Part of a town;
a suburb ; ward ; division.
3*1 .lUtTO 2 - 1 *- A nBme oCBhithma.
Tm.f*r%{f*%)o Knowing the past.
5Tl.ni (*) 1. n. History, legend.
5îefl.*1[(^T) 1./- An old story.
jtTg^fl (VI) 5. in. Shiva.
3ft (fc) 2. / A town, a city ; a
river, m. A king, [gnt.
3^lHT[ (w) 5, m. it. Anentrail, a
g^.5rj(V)l. m. The thorn-apple.
3^t* (^) 1. n. Fsces, ordure.
idem, [bean ; fat.
3^Y*-F(n: ) I m.Blnck kidney bean,
S^Tnpi [:)' m. Discharging or
voiding excrement,
3* l^:-^!-*) a. Much, many. m.
Name of a king ; of a demon;
heaven; farina./ Name of a river.
3*.< [i) i.n. Gold.
3M" IV-*M|) Very kind.
g*.*HW(*0 1. m. A goose.
3S.3.TW (W) l.m. Indra.
(?!;) a. Kuvera.
(*0 1. m. A man ; the sonl;
Supreme Being ; atom ; friend.
n. The mountain Mini.
3*1* (*) 1 . n. Rearing of a horse
standing like a man on two feet
S^flT(Kj)lWt. Manly act; effurt.
S^WHl(in)l. /.Manhood ; valour.
3^.<l (W) 1. n,ldem.
3^TI adv. With or amongst men

or mankind; worldly. [of a man.
3^.^H(H.-'tfT-V)o.Ofihe heighth
l.f.A medical root.
3^.7W a. Idem.
3>W.%fiCT t-fipft-fiC) Man-
hating/.Aa ill tempered woman.

3^?.Î3(^;J2.m.The animal man.
3"W.3Tfl (TJ) 1- m. A fine man.
jVt.HUCt* (*) I. m- The 7tb of
the nine persons called Vasudivas by the Jainas ; a fine man.
SW.BM(^:-*i-^)a.Of the heighth
or measure of a man.
TjTSt.siI'.H: ) 1 .to. An excellent man.
g^.Wfahl (wi-wr-rfl a. Desolate.
g^W.^m (TP) 1. m Avulturejan
eminent man. [man.
3^.HT^(^0 t. to. An excellent
3^-niri (v) 1. to. A number
or assembly of men,
g^.fST rti) I. to. The fifth of
the Vasudevas ; a fine man.
SnTOftO 1. m. Name of the 1st
Jaina pontiff of this age; Krishna.
3^rqn (hi) 1 . m. A low man.
3^[rMK(TI)l. m.Duty of man.
3^T^[^:)1 m. Object of pursuit.
adv. (VI For man as wealth.
3W^J 5. to. Life of man.
gwfiri (Hi) 5. m. A cannibal.
Jvrjfie.HlfCT (wt) 2. b. Shiva.
g^lfa (ftp) 2./. A title of man.
^T^B* a. Destitute,
having uiily the name of a man.
g^Snw (:) 1. to. A good man ;
FtsAna ,- a Jaina ; 4th Vusxdc'va.
(î-wi-^fj a. Much, many.
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gTO(:-S!-W) a. Much, many.

g^.WT|(lTl)l. A name of Indra.
(TO o.m.The sou of Buddha of the lunar race; a demigod.
gTT-JI <1:-11->f) a. Going before;
chief i pre-eminent,
gtl.apr (7r:-fTr-lt) a. Gone before.

5*T.7lfH(fn:) 2. m. A dog. /. Precedencc. a. Preceding,
grrmi (u:-HT-*i) a. Going before.
3?T.TOHI (*) 1. n, A going before.
3?r.mftn (B>ftft-fiO Going
in front or before.
j^Tfz (fc) 2. m. The current of a
5*T.n* 1. m. Ghee;ortB;
sacrificial spoon ; juice of the
Asclepias ; a mantra or charm.
3Kt.lfl*I (U:-HT-^) a. Fit to be
offered in oblations.
g^T.* (W:-WI-iB)n. Idem
g^r$*(<B>VT-^ a. Of superior origin./. A drug.
JJTTW (T0 5. m. A family priest.
g^Ti(trf7I (flf-m-V) Formerly
hud, taken, or possessed,
trqwr (M) 1. n. A city garden.
gtT.mfjra (iit-finwt-fJi) a. Taking
the first share ; malevolent.
gtr.lXn-(.fl:jl- m. A family priest,
g^ffa l.o. To fill. (*)gMn10. a. To inhabit ; to invite.
g ql?lf<r 1 . n.To be great or large
or lofty. (V.) g>BflI 6. a. ()
\\T&tft 10. a. Idem.
&B(W.)\. m. Erection of the hairs
of the body ./.Canter or gallop ;
soft palate, a. Vast, great.
g=ra (V-)l- Idem ; insect ; sort

of stone; flaw in a gem ; elephant's food ; yellow orpiment;
a Gandharba ; a wine-glass or
goblet ; a sort of mustard.
geltfT {T-i 1 Varvna's noose.
g^ VI fafllTlTS-TI-TjaSeeg'af**
gtnKTirq (U'l 1. m. Kuvfra.
tjwfas (n:-r-li) a. Having the

hair of the body erect ; joyful.
g-flfifl t^-fw^T-f^rJ a. Idem. m.
Nauclea kadamba.
g^*\KTt (W-JTT-tf) See gwf*TT.
gWfBtWHIT (T--TI-T) o. Idem.
g<a*T^n(n:)l. m- Erection of the
hair of the body from joy or fear.
gefw (faO 2. m. Name of one of
the seven sages, sod of Brahmd.
JW^H(Î0 l.m.Idem.
ga^ 1- m.Idem.
3I* (:-*! 1. m. n- Shrivelled
grain ; lump of boiled rice ; brevity; celerity; smallncss; alittle,
gWrfBS*U'St) 5. m. A tree.
g^lftR A horse's gallop.
gf^rw (Jt) 1. n. An island of alluvial formation ; any island.
gfia=^ {*^0 1. m. A barbarian.
gftlft* l.m. A snake.
g$m.srr(sn) I /.The wife of Indra.
g^TB.fanria ) 5. m. Indra.
gwm.f** (*) 5. m. Idem.
gwws (0 5- - The name of a
sage, father-in-law to Indra,
whom Indra destroyed.
g^ra.fwÊ iO 6- Indra "jmifc (ftO 2. m. Idem.
g*(W)l.n.A flower, a. Full blown.
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g* ^mfw 1. a. To cherish or nurture. (H.,Î) gsifff 4. a. To

nourish ( to share out.{)5Bl{7l
9.a,Tocherish.(i*)ximfn 10.
a. To put on, to wear.
gfT 1 . / Cherishing ; a tree.
gpfTT (ni-m-W) a. Nourished.
1. . The sky ; water ; a
lotus ; tip nr top ; a drug ; Pokur
near Ajmere ; a blade ; sheath ;
arrow; island ; dancing; war;
intoxication; a cage; a part; union. M, A disease ; a pond ; crane ;
snake ; brother of Nala I eon of
Varma ; name of a mountain ;
a cloud ; an omen -, a drum.
S>TC<1Cnr(v0 I. . The root of
the Coatua speciosus.
gs*Xfinri (HI) I./ Lotus root.
gtsfiT.^fsr (m) 5. m. The two sons
of Ashwin{, physicians.
7K|rrr(:)l'" , - Th eIndian crane.
gssftw Oft) 5. m. An elephant./.
A pond, tank, or lake ; a
female elephant.
g5SrW0fl ; -gi-9f>.Excellent, good,
having all good; much; full;
near.m.Name of a person, place,
and measure, n. Mountain Mem.
gB(E : -KT-) a. Nourished ; burnt.
g8TT (T^-tNT) a- fat, fattened,
gftffo) 2./.Cherishing; increase;
prosperity ; alma mater.
gft*rrO*T) 1./. An oyster.
gfe.wfPH (mi) 1. m. Gm&Aa.
gfM (ti-XT-O Increasing./
Increase ; Thysalis flexuosa.
3*lTn 4. a. To flower.
g*l (^) 1. n. A flower in general ;

menses ; expansion ; albugo ; car
of Ktmtra. f. (mr) Bhdgatpur.
3*W (W) 1. n. Calx of brass ; ear
of Kuve'ra ; albugo ; a bracelet

of gems ; iron cup ; small furnace ; green vitriol ; colly riam.
gt.WT'SWf.aOl. Oujein; its grove.
gni.Bj^PnT^t Oft) 3./. Oujein.
gJ.^T"W(U:) 1. m. Kdnrnteva.
XtMY$m ) ! . n. The green sulphate of iron.
gw.*tz(^!)I. m.A large black bee.
gw.sSHsi (Wt) 1. m.Kdmdeva.
3*1.43(502 -M- Idem ; brass calx.
3 l.lv*n( Wi) 1 ./Refened effort.
g*l.fnft(ft:)2.m.A fabulous mountain, the resort of Varuna.
gBj.wrrrw rtt:) I. m. A bambu.
gnnn? (*f) 1. - A gathering of
flowers ; a quantity of flowers.
gHi.^HT (i):J I. m. Kdmadeva.
3*|.^fmt (TO 1. . A plant.
gWl.ajfc?) 1. m, A tree.
5J.?H(^*) I. m. Elephant in the
N. W. quarter ; chief of the
Garuiharbas ; a Jaitia ; a N&ga,
Dual. The sun and moon.
gBJ.V" 1 * [Wt) 1. m. Idem.
goj.ffT (a:) 1. m. Saccharine juice
of flowers ; infusion of flowers.
guru (w:)l. m. The offspring of an
outcaste hrdhman.
g^j.H^sr Carl 5. m.Kdmadeva.
gm.faniT (T:) I. m. Throwing or
strewing about flowers.
g<q.ftq |*Ji) I. m. A bee.
5r.firtW (:)! Nectar.
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gn.Trei I. a. The vulva.
gTS^J rdtalipuira.
goi.srqT) (u:)L. m. Gathering flowcrs or stealing flowers.
3W.^ri(^) I. m. Idem.
jnj.iE'HIWOl.m.Elephant or wood
apple ; pumpkin gourd.
gni.WSîTjl.n. A celestial grove.
Jpq.W3 (3:)1. in. Nectar of a fluwer.
yq. ti g ft. qir 1*1) 1 ./. Blue lotus.
gaj.HW l*J:) 1. m. Spring.
%V.Vt!i m) I. m. A shrub (Hibiacus phceniceua). a. Dyed red.
gm.^tT (u:) I. m. A pleasure oar.
CÔ Nectar.
<J>*K*nwi Pi) 1- Idem.
jpai.trn (jp) I. m. A topaz.
503. (m:) 2, m. Farinu.
gitixra" (''TO' Messua ferrea.
gai-WTtl?!) 1 .m-Aflower-sclle. .garland-maker./. Flower-gmherer.
trvj.faq 1. m. A bee.
gni.f'^lzJo.m.A large black bee.
guj.-aiT Crn!_) 5. m. Always dual.
Sun and moon./. A woman during menstruation, a. Flowery.
ipq.TO (4ft) 1. m. Sun and moon.
gq.^5(^'] 1. m, A shower of flowers from heaven.
Tjtfl.îat(2l) 3./. A flower garden.
g'D..Efc{fe:)2/. Shower of flowers.

gm.WazT^) 3./. Idem.
gai STC (T:) 1. Kdmadeva.
jWTtrrîr (n:) 1. m. Idem.
3>t.SlW (aj^r-ai) FlowerlesE.
H<q.OTfa^()-f%^l-fg)fl.Flowery.
gtq.'St^'St:) 3./. Beauty of flowers.
gm.'JHUî 1. m. Spring.
yj.^rr. (TO I. m. Nectar.
gq.^ (^:; I. m.Idem.
Jtfl.Î^T (WJ I./. A woman during the time of menstruation.
3l.Xta (JT:-*Ii-n)ii. Flowerlesa./.
Glomcruus fig-tree ; a woman
whose menstruation has ceased.
gwrefl* 1. m. A flowerman.
gnrrsilfl^ (^1) 5. m. Idem.
3511^(71) 1 . n. The call of brass.
gnrr^foi 2. m. 3./. Pre.
i Denting a nosegay or flow
gHT[g^(il;)lm. Flower gathering.
1 garrirqifasi {^T-firsFf.fa) a. GaI tiering or culling flowers.
gnrm(*f|l. n. Nectar cf a flower.
3îr51(5i:)i.. Kandarpa or Cupid.
3"rm(T:-*T-*:) Taking flowers.
gfa*T (*T) 1./. The tartar of the
j teeth ; mucus of the glans penis.
' gfani (fli-WT-W) a. Flowered./
gtiq^ti^-fmJTt-fiq) a. Flowery.
(flO 2, ra. Kdmadeva.
3JH1 (mi-WT) 1. m./. 8th Lunar as-
terism, the month Paus ; the

Kali ydg or fourth age.
HOJ.^ ftijl.m. Any sort of car
or carriage except for war.
S^mf (:) 1. >. The muskdccri
a pin, bolt ; a naked mendicant.
g*jffl 10. a. To respect;
disrespect ; to bind ; to smenr.
J<tl() 1 . n. Smearing./, a.
A book, a. Filled; covered.
3*3* (*-*Tl 1. n. 3./. A book.
(u) 5. n. Plaistering
painting ; binding.
gOT(:)l.m. The lungs.
j(n,sr) jiiifa ^ 9. c. To purify. (S=)ip?Ti- l.d.m)xgni4.d.
To be pure or clean.
JJT()R) 1. m. The betel-nut tr
heap : n quantity i nature ; jack
tree. n. The betel-nut.
^.BT (fri-HMT) n. Collected.
TJTl.Tn (*) l.ii. A betel boi.
^)-^3 (3) l.n. A spitting pot.
yi.Hfrnri far) 1. /. Flowers and
betel presented at a wedding.
(^) 1 . it. The betel-nut.
DTT.Tre(z:| 1 . m. Marshy date tree,
Y?&fa 10. n. To worship.
^5T (*;-3jr-^} a. Worshipping.
^rstT Cf) I. Worship, respect,
gjlrfft (V-HI-ti) a. That should
be worshipped, or revered.
fSlftlTO (ar:.qT-3j) a. Idem.
^51 fw (m-^f-K) a.Wors hip ping.
^Sll (MI) 1./. Worship, homage,
(^-^t-^") a. Worshipful,
venerable, respectable.
g;fsj(l (Jt'-fli-Ji) a. Worshipped.
n^spH (i-*l-^) a. Venerable.
i3J (^-WJf-i^) o. Worshipful, m.
Fat her. in -law. [shipped,
^ffflm (fl'-Tr-*!) p. Being worSHWS"^ 1 IO.0.T0 accumulate.
tTBSTtt (3) 3. /. The capital of
the Nagds ; SaraswaU.
^(Tri-TTI'flJo.Pure, cleansed; sincere ; winnowed ; defended ; fetid, m. A conch ; kusa grass,
n. Truth. Dual. Buttocks.
^T.HtTir^ 3./Wife of Indra.

(HO 2. m. /nrfra.
pi.* (5:) 2. m. Butea frondosa.
DTf.VPJr 1. B . Sesamum.
37T=rr (Wt) 1. /. Yellow myrobaIan; name of a female demon;
a disease, atrophy, which is ascribed to the demon.
3?IVjft: (ft:) 2. m. Krishna.
97!=rr.^*r i i. m . idem.
JJTf f.?^ (tt) 5. m. /oVm.
u^.irni m;-irr-^J 0. Purified.
gn.TOT* {Ttr-Hr.î ) a. Idem.
J*-** (*) The jack tree.
S^rrarsr (Wl) 0. Pure. m. A sage.
KfH(flrO 2./. Purity jsteDeh.
jfr* (V) l.m. Grey bonduc./.
(WT) A potherb ; a civet cut.
gffRT.Tai (5T:) I, m. Grey bonduc.
jfii.Wll,*!)!. m. A fetid ulceration in the ear.
tfm .g(V:) 1 .. A bivalve shell.
Sflr.WI* <5)1.. A sort of pine.
5jw.^(W:-î.5fj n . I|] smelling,
fetid, n. Sulphur.
^ffr.Jtfar* (:.qrMrf) a. Idem.
$fir.tw(<n) I./. Heart-pea.
fH-Sf*l*r (an) 1./. A variety of
the common citron. [irila.
Sfw-=TO W)l .n.Fetidity in the nosJplXm (WT) 1./ A plant (Ps 0ra .
* corilifolia).
jftt.qierl (wt) 3. /. A medicinal
plant (Serratula nnthelmintica).
jm.^ () 1. n. Putrid flesh.
jfir.*TB(ir01. m, BH (JEgle marroelos); foul air.
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jfit.W (fl-H. m. Bignonia indica. i ?T1i[*J!-WT-'ri)n. Filling.. A
^r.nftaiT(aiT) I./ The civet cat.

3TTfa(*:)l.i.Grey bonduc ; civet
cat./. (Wl) A potherb.

g^ftqr.Tâi () l.m. Wffm.
^s;i.s 1, m. A musk deer ; a
winged bug of fetid smell,
g-sj a- Lost, destroyed.
gTl (Us) A calie '
uthot (WI) 1 . /. A sort of iwcetcake fried with ghee or oil.
JTT.IIHF1(WI) I./. A baker's shop.
îrr#I 3./. A sort of cake oi
biscuit halt baked or fried.
n;fq*t (*T) 1./. /rfem.
J? ) 1 . d. To split or
cleave ; to be felid.
q iv) I. n. Pus, matter,
tfqsf 1. n. Idem.
(W) I. Ichor, sanies.
q.*fnt (qf-f^^t-f5) a. Pouring
out corruption, wicked.
pi.iflfwH(<i) I- Idem,
^dTfi: (ftj) 2. m. The Mini tree.
3*rrae W- White swelling;
mntlcr in the eye.
^t; C^tf,*) 4 - To satisfy
or fill or be full. (*) J^Rl 10.
a. To satisfy.
(r,:) 1 . m. A lake ; healing nicer!, m.f. n. Unleavened cake
fried with ghee or oil. a. Full.
^TUf {î.^T-qf) a. Filling, completing. in. A citron ; the multiplier ; closing the right nostril
and drawing iiir through the
left ; the fiuul funeral cuke.
<g?.l (fl:-nr-lfj o. Filled.
y j the ocean ; fl medical oil.

/ Silk-cotton tree. /. n. Cross
threads in weaving, n. Act of
filling ; funeral cake ; multiplication ; a fragrant grass ; rain.
Jtfoi (TIl-flt-B) a. Filling.
jfaUT (XI) \.f. A sort of unleavened cake fried with ghee or oil.
ujc.* (ffi-KMf}A- Filled.
yVl (n:) 1. Mi Man, male.
i*{*)yfrfil 10, a. To fill.

ji(n:.^|-^') a. Full ; all ; Btrong ;
self-sufficient./.(il)10thor loth
of the half month ; full moon.
y*tW I. m. A cock./. (ftasi)
A bird with a cleft beak.
^m.WT (H:-flr-W) a. Satisfied.
(*0 l - ** A water-vessel
filled with holy water at a coronation ; a full cup or jar.
rrm.qr^Jl.n.A full cup or vessel.
nî.ni(BT)l./.The day of full moon.
^J.WTO (^:) 1. n- A monthly sacrifice. /. (it)Day of full moon
^n.^lar (W:) 1. in. The citron.
g^h*I3i (si) 1. u. A vessel full of
clothes scrambled for at a feast ;
sound of a drum ; moon beam.
TjÎî (W) 1. n. Idem.
jfwri (Hi) 1./ Day of full moon.
(=3;) 2. m. Day of full muon.
(-fl.-^T-3') a. Nourished, filled,
covered, n. Work of merit.
tjT-H (fn:)2/ Fullness j completion.
^f*l (M*l-rtl filling.
^4 pifil La. To fill. (*) g^trf*
10. a. To dwell ; to invite.
sq (t-^r-(") a. First, former ;

eastern ; all, entire ; before. /.
East. n. Ancient tradition, m.
pla. vsili forefathers.
a. Before, prior.
^.WTO (^) 1 . it. Former time.
^^rwtW (f:-rr-ii) a. Ancient.
^.aSIST (SI) (./. The east.
(lIMIT-ir) a. Done before.
^.JtTl(Tl)l/.TheJVwDiDrfiI river.
yS.^lfinr (:--at-H) a. Beforementioned, afore-said.
JM 5!(3!! -5!T-W)fl- First, former, elder; eastern. nt. An elder brother's
son of the elder wife though
last born ; pla. ancestors.
^BJ,f3rir(iT:)l.ni. AJaina teacher.

^sq-.TT-i (W-ifT-ll) a. Former.
yS.f5w.nftr (fffi) 2. in, Indra.
J^-f^t{(^0 3 /.The east quarter.
y^.TS(S:-EI-S) a. Formerly seen.
T^.i'(f;)l J"-Afl alar or demon ;
a Pilri or progenitor.
y$.5>m(fll)l/. A primeval god.
%A.iwiWn. m. The eaat country.
Former eJtiBtenoe .
^4.W(H ; ) 1- A proposition ;
1st half of a lunar month, [suit.
y*i<ran*.(.0i-M- First i iar t of*
9,^-15 (5) 1 .11. The 1st member of
a compounded word or claust
4trferw (wnn-flf)o. BeloDgipg
tu the first part of a compouod.
yl.1ljf (Wt) 1. m. The eastern
mountain where the sua rises.
yJ.SBT|(U--!!Ml)a Formerly done.
X*'RC5*(wt) 3. /.The eleventh
WJlft.H^(*:) 1./. Jupiter.

J?k.V\%W 1./. First of the
0 asterisms called Bhddrapadd.
n^.Mir>rw(ift-fturT-ffl) a. Speaking
it, complaisant, polite,
SAfw (fTB:l 2/.Prior possession.
y4.mftr t-fW-ft) a- Dying
first or before. [teachers.
g79.7J^(g;)l- 0ne of lne J" iaa
(V) Um. The coramenceruent uf a drama, a prologue.
(fl ! ) I. > Affection before
seeing or meeting. [night.
ySf.ÎH . First part of the
H^.Wi( 1 i) 1 - ft. Symptom, presage.
.Wsj (W) 1. n. Idem.
orfu. As before.
yS.trra; (aj) 1 . n. A former plaint,
wfalftl*. (iCl) o- W. One who ha3
made a former complaint.
Ti**.jhr 1. m. The eastern
mountain where the sun rises.
lta* (T-tr-"0 a. Preceding.
hsS.^wi (wir) l,f. Dawn.
h4.W*T CO-Tl-O a, Going east.
Tj^ HTHHlHtl.n.The heaviest fine.
TpSr^ftw (tC-tri-trJa.Done before.
H*^rfj((5f:) 2. m. Eastern mountain.
H^PVC (^-*I-^J First and last.
a. Proof, thing to be proved.
y ^ pa i^gi)!-"*- Former practice ;
experience ; first lesson.
ysrr^(5:-) 1 - M - First half.
yJvjllK (X-) ! . First attack.
tt4iH5* (*.') 1. m. A plaiutiff.
n%5ril3I (BT) Uf. The 20th of
the lunar asterisms.
tjAt* {TU'-) Forenoon.
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TuSrS.m (*:-*T-*f) . Belonging

or relating to iho forenoon.
Tjtfa adv. In the east, easterly.
Tjshjtfndu. A former day, yesterday; the morning, dawn. [ed.
^^[anW -Tlil-rt In.Beforc-montiou(n) '/ The north-east.
^TfcrT (7T:-7iT-tfj a. Idem.
tjW (far) -ymfti TOnfw l. 10. a.
To accumulate, collect.
rj^.T^fir 1 a.To increase; nourish.
TJS (fi) I, m. The mulberry.
wW(iIT) 5. m. The sun.
WDWI (^t) 1 ./. Capital of Indra.
^Vq^fTl'TJ 5. m. Shiva.
(fa) fivti 3. n. To protect ; to
fill. (JT) Jfifil 5. a.To satisfy.

(fit) ITfa, TnTufiT 1. 10. n.
To fill. (*,) with aji prefixed.
am^S G.tf.To he busy or active.
WIWI1-/- A gramineous plant.
5W(Tfl:-iBI-W) p- Touched ; mixed.
yfa (ffllO 2./. Touch, contact.
T% (W.f .5=) ^TB 2. a\ To touch.
*fW 7. a. Idem. (f)
Vlfff, T^^f*t I. 10. n. To
touch ; to hinder.
(t) 1. m. An inquirer.
^ffr 1. n. Inquiring, [ing.
T^TC^Dl./. Asking; qucstionysi; 2. a. To touch,
ssfir 6. a. To delight.
VW () ^wfiT 6. o. To please.
SIPTl (*TI) 1./. An army; a detachment ; 243 elephants and
chariots, 729 horse, 1215 foot.
TtHTI.Tl^. (J 5. m. Indra.
T^(*)TSrt% 10. a.To throw or

cast ; to send or direct
^Vv adv. Apart ; separately.
^*r*.^*! (tf) U n. Separating.
3IPS.BTI (a:-str-tf) a. Sepnrateti.
Y^W.îir:} l.m.plu. Children of
one father by different mothers.
YSp.a( cfl-a) I /.n. State of separation, individuality ; detachment.
BTl^.^r I./. A plant (Sanscvicra zeylanica).
TOUrff (wT) 3./. A plant (Herroionitei cordifolia).
<r^.fira{V:) 1 jr. Distant relation.

W*.W* rt:-VT-*') a. Separate
(from God), without God.
3ItTIJJfn(WT) 1./ Discrimination.
?qimn^, (mr-mr-w) a. Separate
HHJnfaraT Individuality.
g^JT.flm (j:-lt-w) a. Having separate properties or qualities.
YHX.apl (H:)I. m. An ignorant or
wicked man. plu. as yqqr^.
Slf^H (^-nr-'i) a. Various.
TOSTOft) 3./. The earth.
TO(*TJI-/. K""l>. wife of Pdndu.
WIM (art) I . m. Arjuna ; a tree.
ITSIt.qfrT (fit:) 2. m. PA*.
*fa*T(*T) \ .f. A centipede.
ftlfrlf!l2./. The earth.
*ftrft(*t) 3./ The earth.
^fuft.f^ra (W) 5. m. A king.
*fafUs(3t)l,n. Earth's surface.
sf^fr.ilfjr (firi) 2. m. A king ; a
drug ; Yama, regent of the dead.
vf^pft.^TW (W:) 1. m. A king.
lfMt.**() 1. at. Idem.
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a. Great, large ;
clever. 2. m. The 5lh monarch
of the solar race ; Agni, fire. /.
A pungent seed ; opium.
Y^X (ni.m-4) I. m.f. n, The
young of any animal, m. M, Rice
flattened./. A drug.
1j .^7Fit (R!) 1. m.A fish,
"JT*1 91 t-qi)o. Great./. A drug.
T^.ii^T (T:) i. m. A mountain.
T'l.^'T (n;-^) a. Kenowned.
Lit. A boar.
(X:) I. m, A ram. a. Stout.
(<^T) 3./ The earth ; a pungent seed ; a drug ; cardamoms ;
mother of the 7tli Jaina.
&frf\{f\)lf. Large cardamoms;
a pungent seed.
W$ (ffO 2. m. A snake ; a scorpion ; a tiger ; a leopard j a tree.
ifcr (ftp) 2./. A ray of light ; a
queen, mother of Krishna ; the
earth, a. Small, thin, delicate.
^faari I./. An aquatic plant.
YfatJnS 1. m. Krishna.
sfar.m; (TO 1. m. Idem.
*&rW (-Sf) 3./. A plant (Hermonites cordifolia).
^f^T.*T5 (50 1. m. Krishna.
SfV.SfT m. Idem; Ganhha.
(^) 3./. An aquatic plant.
^ (*) 1. a. To sprinkle;
to weary ; to hurt ; to give.
S^TT (=T--=rrt-*l) a. Spriokliog. (*)
5. n. A drop of water or of any
other liquid, m. /. (TfcTlft)
The porcine deer.
ITS (ttO 1 . mi. A drop ; a deer.
T^Tn.mfn (f?T:) 2. m. Air, wind.

WKfB 1. m. 7dem.
(ffi.-) 1 . m. An arrow.
() 1. m. The god of air.
^^TSJfstj] 1. n. Ghee mixed with
curds for an oblation.

OT7if(<it:] I .m.A horse of the wind,
lfH (f"H) 2. n. A drop of water.
WWTl{tt)l./.A stone ; a weight,
giiraw (W) 1. n. An oblation of
ghee and curds.
UTT** a. Having a spot
or circle on the belly, marked.
Sql^lfl 1. n. A small garden.
SB (Si-SI-V) p- Asked, sought.
gfe(fe:)2.m.A raj- of light ; touch.
"58 () 1 . n. The back, the rear ;
SV.vfai (f^:) 2. m. A hump.
TO.T*Jfl (^:) 2. m. A crab.
TB.flSnAi, Behind.
SS-TfE(fa:)l.m.Abear.
Yg.qrS 1. n. The superficial
contents of any figure.
SB.n^K:-?T-^) a. Backbiting.
SR.lrfBTîr (m-wr-n') a. Idem.
Y$Mw (SI;) 1. m. The backbone.
W.V1^(*-*)1. 5. Ox of burden.
TS.TTOrtI:)l. m ' An ox of burden.
VT.J(7I a. Sleeping on
the back, supine.
SB.JJT (T;) 1. m. A wild goat.
YS.IifTSI, (fl) 5, m. A buffalo ; a
eunuch ; a ram ; Bhimas/na.
31 (W:) Liu. A pack-horse, n.
Many backbones, a. Of the back.
Yfal (f"D:-f*i:-fnn) a. Small, thin.
/. The heel ; a ray of light.
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(fqtjfS) 3. a. (w) Wifir 9. a. ()

^nT^jtw I O.n.To nourish; lo fill.
ij^qi (%:) I. m. An owl ; root of
an elephant's tail, or its tip ; a
cloud ; ei bee ; a louse ; a lied.
^fifl (*t) 5. An elephant.
Sftrw (wt)i.m./rfi.
Tpq- PJt) 2. m. An esculent root.

3^* (*t) 3-/.
^3 (a:-r-#ll l.m. 3./. A basket.
TO*(*:-*)l,m.ii.Bas]tet for holding clothes, &c. n. Quantity.
ifZiT (*:} 1. m. A basket,
^fzI ([] 1/. A box, a basket.
5l (*T) I./. Basket.
^ it W ^ "fa 1 . o. To go ; to embrace ; to griod,
5w (a) 1. . Nectar ; ghee. ra. A
small part or portion.
^qlUHT^ (V.-^ll-^) p- Drunk ofCJ) 1. n. Water; milk./. (Iff)
Rice gruel ; anise, a. Drinkable.
5*rq 1. The milk of a
cow that haa calved withiu seven
days ; fresh ghee ; nectar,
ij^ 2. m. The ocean ; golden
mountain ; sun ; fire ; drum,
(ai) 1, n. The turquoise.
^(W)vwftf I . a. To go or move.
(<Bt) 1. nt. A small part: going, ii. A testicle. [soft.
TjBis (tR-Wl-4) a. Delicate; thin ;
Tjfunr (Y) a. m- A horse.
T3_ (<,) ^171 1 . d. To gratify by
service ; to serve, attend on.
5n [Wi-Wl-W) a. Dexterous;
beautiful ; crafty ; soft, smooth.
9WPt(H) 8- Kind of wasp.

^ftr (fe) 2. m. A thunderbolt./
An egg ; split peas.
^tft (fit) 3./. The egg of a bird ;
a blown hud ; spikenard ; ball of
meat ; sheath ; a muscle ; name
q Jfji's ' v '.) 1. 1. Ball of flesh.
^*(*:T-t) a. Grinding.
V\ (S) d. To attempt stre-
nuously or diligently.
Tnim(if)l.n, Grinding ; a hand-mill.
ijnPn (f*i) 2./. A stone on which
things are ground. [tiful.
in?! (*T:-9I I -*J)a. Dexterous ; beau$Wrr(t)I.m.A small slab or stone
for grinding any thing upon.
5^ ifafa 1 . d. To go or move.
^ ("Bi-WI-^) a. Dexterous ;
handsome ; crafty ; soft.
Tt?K('C:-^T-':) Destructive ; moving, going ; splendid.
t( Tiref'T 1. a. To dry.
'"> The ear.
(^-fK) a. Boiled in a pot.
^<ffafa(fa:)l- m. Name of a sage.
ifst (It) I. o. To go or approach ; to command ; to touch
or embrace ; to pound or grind.
$ftPT(^) I. Mendicity.
ihrm(*;-^t--* )aOr a grandfather.
i}h (T;-^t-sf) o. Paternal.
îaw.fa(f!) 2. m, Paternal land,
T?a*r.^*i (V) !" A paternal
aunt's son. /. (^1 ) Daughter.
â.WTn(li-IT)l. m.f. Son of a
father's sister. (S) Daughter.
tJti (w-Tit-ii) a. Bilious.
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vflaw (w--^-m a. Biliom

if* (-*:-iI-*l a. Paternal,
part of Che hand beta
month or day of the Pit
'prr^r.^m 1 A day and
nigliL of the Pilris or progcnitors.equnl to a month of mortals.
tffcs (art-#l-w') a. Paternal.
I. m. A etige, teacher and
promulgator of the Rig Vida.
(^0 I. m. A mode of marriage, ravishment. /.(^ll A present to a friend on a holiday.
a. Infernal, belonging to imps.
VTZ^f (si) I. n. Information; espionage ; slander; villany.
i(1U<4 I 5 ?) 1. Idem.
VeCZ:-WZ) p. Ground./. Spirits.
qft* () 1. n. Quantity of cakes ;
spirils distilled from meal.
^Rre Orj:-nr-is) a. Deformed, m,
A boy from 5 to 16.
TO (T.) 1 . m. The foundation of a
houaa ; mixing. /. (sr; Woman
with a beard : a slave, (if)/. A
large alligator or crocodile.
îs-ira (siij ]. m. AreedfArun
tibialis) ; sort of grass (Such
^rzf%*T 1./. A packet.

?rfe* (*:) l.i, Aboil.
*n<*t (*t) 3./. A bundle, parcel.
TIT*(-^:)9. m . Lower part or surface
of the skull, or parietal bone.
^!W(TP-tf)l m.t.f. The young of
any animal, in. A boot ; a young
elephant ; site of a house ; doth.
^nrsifT (<rl) 3./. A potherb.

^TJT.ST (51;) 1. IB. An animal that
produces without the interven^TTT.wfwwO*) 5. m. A voyaging,
or seafaring merchant, [boat.
WO I > The mdder of a
ÎflW+.ftre (fl:) 1. m. One of the
Jaiaa tcnehers. [man.
Snf.WirrtOUni. A rower, a hoat?nrPflfl^r (*f) I. n. A tent.
?T<mf|sr(si) ]. n. Small fry.
(^:) 1. m. Sort of camphor,
^lfaqtr {ml) 1./. A potherb.
iire(l0 I. m. An officiating priest
at a sacrifice ; Vishnu.
0) 1 . m. The snout of a hog ;
ploughshare ; thunderbolt.
TtTOU (D:) 1. m. A hog.
hfa.^jI.5T (5ii) !. m. A gem supposed to lie in the hog's tooth,
rfw (ft) 5. m. A hog.
^tf^.fll (TT) 1. / A goddess of
the Jainas. [eyelid.
TPRft 3. /. Pimplea on the
^ripr (t:-TT-^) p. Purifying often.
ÎW (0 1- û'k ! a heap,
ifrpswt (^tt) [./. Flat cukes.
^lfiB^(^l)l. m. A part of a boat
supporting the deck.
^prrtO'- "> Nourishing; fulness.
VWV 1. n- /n>m.
îqmln (^^:-1rr-*) n. That should
be cherished or protected.
iniftliS (ffl:-5t:-W) o. Nourishing,
ehmsliing.m.Tlii! Indian cuckoo,
îflfrei (5):-^T-3i) a. That should
bs cherished or protected.
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m\ 0 4- Grey bondue ; a
pro lector, o. Nourishing.
. Fit to nourish.
3na (B]:-iar-W) o. Tliat should be
nourished or taken care of.

5lfl.H0"0l.'Ch erishin S t care of.
flnq.^" An *"!P tcd son "
9m.j(l):)t.m.A class to be cherished, as children, guests, &e.
^NW(W) > Harlotry,
tiwrif ("') 1. n. A festival when
signs of conception appear.
^:-Sr-]aVitile.n.Manhood.
Wi(ni') 1-n.Adrug.
5ni(*Ss) A country, greater
part of Bengali a sugar-cane,
QiagvOvO i. <* The wl,ite su e ar '
cane ; man of mixed caste.
?ror.*i* (*) !. /*.*'.
%ftlK<t) 1. A pale straw variety of the sugar-cane.
5ifir.wifa*r(.*fo !- Nasal fcetor ^Tftujpij Talc honey.
WflOl.m.A son's son.grandson.
/. Grand daughter, [grandson.
3lfir* 0f a Bon or
tlffl**(*01-w- A daughter's son.
lftm WlWWWm Having a
grandson, or grand children.
lll*.Sr*nir(*:-*t'-*) a - Done n S aiD
rated.
?[fl : .g:g 1. Reiteration,

fa.** lit) I-"- Tautology,
fair* (*0 ! * Son of a twice
married woman, a. Repeated.
.TftW) a. Of Pant race.

StTl^n (^| I."- Citizenship.
^t^df^Ji ^tp-^j)nPrior; eastern.
5MRilftK3./ A town woman.
?rcrt(i-*t-*) " Of the Pvrdti*.
5iTifw* (*:)! A Jrfftwan well
read in the Purdnas. a. Purdaic.
%PCT{lt-fT-*l.W'/. The measure of a man with arras erect,
n. Manhood ; action ; semen vi-
rile ; strength, a. Manly,

f tWTI (ai-a'j I./, n- Manhood.
VII^ti n. Of man, manly, m. A crowd : murder ; law.
iJlTT,jr*(H><T)l.iii.3./. Overseer,
,dent of the kitthin.
(ft) 1. m. A prayer madethe offering ghee.
^TtT3lftr*(*:) I. m. A priest who
makes the above prayer.
9rClf*ff(l4)l< Duty of a priest.
5iirTj(^:) l.m. A ceremony performed at the full of the inoon,
/. ($t) Day of full moon.
Stffcr (W)l.M. An ascetic./, (m)
Day of full moon.
$tffa (5i!-aft-*l a. Ceremonial.
Tftsa; a. Past ; eastern.
^r4.^((*i-ft-#) o- Of the first
part of a compound.
3l.^far o. Of a former birth. [tern half.
iTiqTfsur (qr>t-*) a. Of the eas5t4rqDi [V) 1. First and last.
VW-*T <fl.m. n. 3./. City, eiti- 9mrf * Belonging

sen. * A fragrant grass. to the fore-part of the day.
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irrf4* (*:-ifT-tf) a. Former.

VTWVH(1H:)K m. Kuvera; Rdvana
or his brother. /.(^T)His sister.
tftfV (fV*t) 2. m. 3. /. Grain
half dressed or fried with ghee.
illfasn 1 . /. A sort of cake.
Î#T*Y(^) 3/.The wife of Indra.
1. m The month Pausha.

f. (^[) Day of its full moon.
*TW* (V-<J-T) a. Belonging to a
pond or to a lotus,
Tfnqfftvt (Wt) 3./. A large pond.
VT^H () 1. n. Maturity.
?rftW (:-qri-nf) a. Nutritious, n.
Cloth worn at the first tonsure.
vnm (an J 1. , Last of the 28 lunar asterisms ; Rfvali.
5na (m;-it-î) o. Flowery.
*lmri*f)l. n. The oxide of brass.
5r*(^03/-A name of Paiibothra.
ST (sn) I./. SAiW* braided hair.
crra infer/ Particle of calling, ho !
mrs arraS l. A To grow.
tg* (o,T*) waifrT 4. o. To burn ;
to shiire. (*) nmfa 10. a. To
relinquish or abandon.
gH(u) Tijgrffl 4. a. Idem.
S (*) mtqff 1. d. To increase.
S Forth ; very.
SB (z:-ZT-z) a. Displayed, apparent, evident.
Tt*fzit(Tri--ni-rf)o.Opened ; spread
a broad, evident, manifest.
WpftWC* d) 1. n. Manifesting.
JTWat.WiT (:-HI-WJ a. Manifested.
S.*RI(V>) 1. m. Trembling.
U.**jM*t) 1- m.Wind, air ; a hell.
. G real tre mbl iu g. a.Tre in bli ng
9.Imi^ (fi-sir-f) o. Shaking.

[TO 1. m. A heap ; a nosegay ; aid; usage; respect ; seduction, f. Theatrical dress ; open
piece of ground ; meeting of four
roads ; minor plot. n.Aloe wood

a. Doing much or well.
i-VW ("') 1. n. An introdnctioo,
prologue ; a poetical fiction; a
chapter ; treating with respect;
doing much or well. /. (-iff) A
minor drama.
U.WTT. {V.) 1 . m. Hurting ; killing.
(h) 1. m. Excellence ; intensity ; absoluteness.
H*4lHfl(f) I. n. Final departure.
g.^mjit) l.n. Drawing; ploughing ; excellence ; gaining by the
use of a pledge more than the
interest of the loan.
srai.BnSfssrj-iai-sa) a. Depending
on superiority.
V.vf4ir(i-m-4) a.Drawn. n.Profit by a pledge mere than the
ST.axffHH (w : -7n-fi) a. Made, done.
5T.*n*3 Km. . The stem
of a tree ; abrnnch ; excellency;
happiness, a. Best ; happy.
JTfltW 1. m. A tree.
S.WlWI uaVVoluo tardy, willingly.
H.VTK {<:) 1. m. Difference; siinilitude.n. Sort, kind ; way, mode.
JT-WrH (R:) 1. m. Sunshine, light,
manifestation, manifest publicity ; a laugh, n. Bell metal, a
Like; fatuous; expanded; public.
adv. Openly, publicly.
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S.gTTJT* (*:)! An expounder.

a. Making clear.
*.*nr*.m* (*t) 4. . a cock.
S.TI|iir (WT) I./. Manifestation.

a;HTHlHlT)l. Milking inanifest.
Ti.^TWHIt lT!-lir-^)f. Splendid.
SJ.qTIWTOW (TOO a.m. The sun.
MTtwm ^-Manifestation.
S.VlfHTl(W.m-TI)0. Evident, manifested, published.
cMt-*) " -PubliAeds expanded ; mixed ; nattered ; excited ; waving, n. A c/iauri used
as a whisk or fan ; a chapter ;
collection of rules.
*.4ffa)l- tt.Idem. m. A horse.
V.t4.H(**tr-lO n.Diahevelled
V.<lfw(ftO 2./- Fame.
*.*tfB* (W-1TMII Declared.
sj.^Yaj a. That should
be spread, extended, or made
known. m.CaiBaljiiniti bonduccllu.
JT-f PHI (W:-lTl-lfj J>- Enraged.
Jt.f ^(V j r-W)i>.Attending to ;
much or well, done.
ra> U* A handsome body.
STSTJUai-fTT-flVMude, completed.
S.wfa(fip) 2./. Nature ; matter ;
jtfifytf; origin; oninfleclcd word;
elements of royalty ; temperament ; a given co-efficient.
srwf-T.iTW (W*T-W) - Volatile.
sr.Wft-^f (WI-OT-^f) Inherent.
rfw.fera (W(-Wl-ii) a. Restored
to its natural state.
a.wfuw (W-KT-Tt) Emaciated.
S.we (;-Bt-t) Chief ; remote.
HBff.TS (n'J 1. n. Superiority,

nn WO I. M. Provocation.
a.i m-ffTu (ip-ui-ii) o. Provocable.

sr.*imr (?) 1 . n. Provoking.
S.#rPm (TIS-m-Ti) p. Provoked.
Sf.*TH'(S:)l. m.'l'he fore-arm ; part
of the frame of a door ; open
court.yard of a house.
SWCtl) 1. in. A horse's armour.
3.^*5 (wn-^t-^j) r. Beginning ;
proceeding; conquering.
y.HiHlW:) 1 .1". Be ginning; proceeding ; surpassing; opportunity.
U.tfi?o}1(J (ur-fli-Tj) o. That should
proceed or advance.
!T.HiHTI Beginning ;
H.HTT'fl (-H-'flT-'B) a. Begun; proceeded; surpassed. [siguia.
a.f^nrf (W) 1 ./. Bearing royal inH.ifrfen (fT^-fri-ti) p. Played.
(n:-ST-Til p. Made ; mixed.
JT.fanr(!-*!*fl) a, Wet ; satisfied.
flVSW(^0 m - Sound of the lute.
Mil* (W:) I. m. Idem.
J.WC (t:) I. m. Iron armour for
the defence of a horse, &c.
(*>*r-) a. Washing.
a. giît(i() I. n. Cleaning, washing.
g/dTfaf (Wi-ur-cf) a. Washed.
S.fflJT (Bi-HI-lO p- Thrown.
H.-^fw (ir-trr-ii) p. Uecayed.
ST.^lfac? (TH-JTl-fi) a. intoxicated.
TT.'WI (tf : ) 1. m. Throwing into.
a."1K('T)l'i.Uetcrmining,casting.
!J.^*U(li-lltJ 1 -ut./.An iron arrow;
loud noise, clamour.
(*t>-*Il) l. m.f. Idem.
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W.4GpT (IP-WT-tf) P- Noisy, clamorous ; unctuous,

awrâ^rr (trii-iflY-Ta} a. Idem.
IJ.fT (T: ) ]. m. Iron armour far n
horse or elephant; u dog- ; a
mule. o. Very hot or acrid.
m--^-<mi a. Like.
S.'SIS (n:-iri-W) a. Celebrated;
bespoken ; pleased, happy.
a.^llTT.HTOlnj) !.n. A commodity
to be first offered to the Rdji.
SWtT.IIHT (*') 1. W. A gentleman ;**on of somebody.
a.wrfw(f:) a./Poblicity ; praise.
S.^rat*) (l'-*ir-*jl a. That should
be celebrated or made known.
.TO(<fO I- "> The upper arm,
from the elbow to the shoulder.
/. (wl") An outer rampart.
H-Jre(w:-tn-lf ) p. Gone; separate.
Snn ^: : ^ )a B an dy. legged.
iriRT.airsra a. Idem.
Tl.flf^cr (Hi-fTI-fl) p. Beginning to
apeak, spea!d:ii; : ipuktii.
H.mra(?f)!. it. Progress ; dispute.
a.W(^:-Wt-5i)fl.Bold; confident;
eminent; strong; shameless.
5f.JtW.Wt(7TI) \.f. Confidence ; arrogance ; power ; pervcrsencss.
(S) I. n. Pain ; penance, a.
Much ; hard, firm. adv. Much.
H.TTal'TT-^T-B] a. Singing well.
ir.silw (HUM?} P- Sung ; vocal.
S.lHi(^:.nlT-<ii)o. Straight ; honest.

S.srwtBrrri^-tTI-JilaMade straight.
lf.JHB(i;-^|[-qji)fl.More ; excellent.
S-CVtlT (TU-Tn-ri) /j. Collected ;
accepted, admitted.
TO^tf.^T* (Ui;-TjI-Ti)D. Armed,

huviug a rod in the hiind.
TOfla-WtW (fW:-fw>fii) a. Taking or assuming power.
USEWW-in-O That should be
taken.m.The ^ & of the dual.
W adv. At dawn. [ing.
Sjf.rlir (STt-Ht-*') a. Of the niorna.Snri t I, n. Protection.
1 . m. Taking ; restraint ;
pending a balance ; favour; an
arm ; ray of light ; Cassia.
a. Taking ; assuming.
a-Hr? [%:) I. jh. Vide UW.
Tt.-ftiT (7:-^) 1. m. n. A window;
S-B (W-W-Wp- Wearied.
STO.ft^ (^1 5. m. A general
reader, but not a profound one.
a.HW(l!:) 1. m. A terrace before a
house ; a copper pot ; iron crow.
S.W (*T:) 1, in. A covered terrace
before a house ; a sort of bean.
3.^ (*:-^T-^) a. Voracious, n.
Eating much ; a demon.
H.W(it:)K m. A covered terrace.
S.HrJf (tt:) I. m. Combat, battle.
SBTf (st;) 1 . ni. A covered terrace
before the door of a house.
*q J(4-^f-.<f) p. Whirled round ;
wandering, ra. A guest.
nMm (n:) 1, m. Sound, noise.
3.T3r(fli)l. n. An army in motion.
S-W, (g'O 5. M. The regent of

Jupiter, Vrihashpati.
S.^TO a. Strong, vio-
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lent; very hot ; intolerable i bold;

passionate, tn. A white nerium.
/. One of Durg&'s attendants.
S^.^f-n (fw> 2. *> A tree (Tapia cratajva). a. Terrific.
W.'Wl(1:|l m-Heai). quantity. num
her; gathering; aggregation.
S.^t (KO I. . A road, a path:
usage, currencv ; going far.
S.'q'TT (^) I. Proceeding,
st.^fbr (ft:-f(l-ti) p- Gone; practised ; circulated.
*.TO CH:-n-<ii)B. Current.
U.â*! 1. n. Currency.
q.TOTW two 1. ra. A peacock's
tail ; archery ; a snake.
S.êlfa^ (*t) 5. m. A snake ; a
peacock ; an archer. [about.
S.^fllfjja (TP-HT-li) o. Rolling
S.^faH (a:-r7T-fi) p- Gone, moved ; shaken ; current ; received
as law ; rolling (the eye).
I.^P?(W) 1. m. Gathering.
(^:) l.m. Going ; proclaiming ; custom ; conduct ; currency ; pasture ground.
!T.^ra (;)' "' Body f tlle lute *f*<t$rt>-4:.$).Wi.hing to do.
V.f^fl (7i;-iii-Tr) p. Gathered.
U.^"; (Ts-^M:) a. Much, many.
S^JT-BVI (*:) 1. m. A thief, a.

Abounding with men.
!Ta/tT..w*' (') 1. n. Augmenting.
sratl-Wit t?T:-cIF-^) a.Augmented.
3.=Sn*firiT:) J, m.Varuna ; plu. his
grandsons ; name of a suge and
lawgiver, a. Happy, delighted.
H.^W (Til) 4. m. A cliarioteer.
3. TO (<() 1. m. A fragrant wood.

TTM (*:) l.m A horse.
H.-%rîT(si|l. n. Saying ; directing.
S.^rfx* (Wi-m-lf) o. Prescribed.
V.'Vlitfl'tfT) 3/.A prickly nightshade (Solanum jacquini].
S.ÛI (IP-Wt-tf) a- Fallen.
S^? (W,) Y^fa 6. a. To ask or
enquire, to desire lo know.
SPîl ("D l.f. Asking.
a.^F^ I- m. A cover.
3^3t<.<J3 (Z') 1. m Idem.
sr.'Wa (Tr-fll-fl) a Covered, concealed, secret, unobserved, n. A
private door ; a lattice, loophole.
3.^f<i*iT (WI) I./. Vomiting.
S^r^T Pf) 1. n. An upper garment ; covering, concealing
sr^lf^H (?T:-tTr-fi) o. Covered.
a. sr (5|: ) 1 . m. A husband.
5.jnf(if) 1. n. Begetting; impregnation of cattle or the season for
it. m. A progenitor.
S.siiisf (Jf) I Ji. The vulva ; birth i
going well or quickly.
B.wniff adv. For procreation.
*.wfsiJl <WI} l.f. A mother.

a.lfsfan(iin;-BB:-^) ((.Producing ;
being born; growing (as corn).
H.BIWfW:) f. m. Prattle.
3.015 1. ni. Great speed.
S.srfa^(iV-fViT-f'r)ii. Swift, speady. m. A runner, an express.
3.wr (5)1 ) l.f Progeny ; subject.
asir.IB (H:-W-F> a. Desirous of
ofia]iring or subjects. [ing.
V.ainiTIT;) 1. m. Waking, watchst.aiuiKHI) l.f. A mother.
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HW.* (*:<T-5) Producing offspring, removing burrenness.

ipT.<lir ft) ). n. Silver.
aair.yn (4)1. Duty of subjects.
TOPPT (*T-*flt-7I) Sensible.
stWPT(T:) 1- . A king.
SW.nfl (filO 2. in. A name of
Brakmd and of the sages he
first created ; a king ; a fattier ;
a son-in-law; the sun ; fire.
K.aiMt 3./. A mother.
S.sipra (WPI-'TrftoTl) a. Having
progeny or subjects./. A brother's wife ; a mother, [jects.
SWfpnXW) 4 ^.Preserver of sub9Wt.lfl(fT0 2./ Increase of pro.
gen; or subjects.
!CT"i*nrr (**!-*) Destroyiog
5*Jn.fVw(i) 1. n. Water, a. Good
for subjects, &c.
ipHt*t (wr| 1. . Air, wind.
^.aftif*r (t) 1. n- Livelihood.
(e:-8T-^) p- Attached to,
devoted to. intent on.
Sir**; (Ti) I. m. A king.
if.Tj Cg^T-Tf) a- Wise; bendy,
legged./. A clever woman ; understanding ; Saraihumti.

3.nfnlfH02 /.Giving information ;
agreement; an anointment./.
Guddesa of the Jainas.
roi.OTKVO 1 m - A Bavddha sage.
^.UrrT(?t:-fTI--ri)f Known, famous.
a.Bm(iTfsn ^) a.Wise. n. Knowledge ; wisdom ; ft sign.
spjr.WWiir",)!. Wise.
STT.Ttif (^r:--ri--5i) a. Silly,

afng^t) 5. m. A sage ; a scholar.
1 r^'TP B.mdy. legged.
S.sjfanfTP-rrr-Tfla Blazing, burnt.
U.^lfoil (Wt-wr-W) p. Lighted.
(sf) L. n, Flying rapidly.
Jt.^lW-vii-Bi) a. Old, ancient.
9.fa(?f:-1If-irj o.Bending : skilful.
5rWrT.fnt^(tl:-'0:-t: la. Bowing the
head, bowing down. [sance.
a.^ffl (fa:) '2.f. Salutation, obeig.wf^TI (ffi-tH-filp. Sounded.
H.UfFrT (Hi-ITT-Til p. Buwed to.
a.ltuCq: ) I . in. Affection ; acquainta.BHWWf) 1 ".Leading, conductU.Wi][r I, ni. Lover's quarrel,
ipni.TH , (*iT-T , iHl , -^W)o. Attached.
f^firltiT: )2/.Denial, refusal.
S.orftrsr 5. m. A husband or
lover. /. A wife, mistress, a.
Affectionate, intimate.
*I,!l5iT I n- Dancing.
U.^t (t:| 5. m. Name of the trinity, 6m. a A small drum.
H.VSgr (*:) I. m. Idem.
H.!B(S:-8r-;) p. Destroyed, lost.
aw.fafl (Hi-^r-lj) o. Uncivil.
H.mr^ |^:| I, nt. A loud or low
sound of joy ; noise in the ear.
^.jra (:) I. m. Respectful or re-
verential salutation.
il-niftr (ft) 2. n. A gift to a god
or teacher or superior.
a.BJTaKtS:-an-lri)a.Devoidufdelirei
opposed to ; upright ; beloved.
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s.mra (sri.sjt) l.m.3./. An issue

from a pond ; a drain, sewer.
3.irn (n:) 1, ra. Destruction.
3. I far sf( itT - fa^t -fw) nDest roy i tig.
spngrr (sf-ifrt-tr) p. Sliewing fight.
V.fwrefT (!T:-BI-lf) p. Kissed.
S.fwftn^ That may,
should, or aught to be kissed.
U.fw.nrsr CO i m - Great effort;
meditation; access to.
S.f*.fa(f*0 2 - ' A ej'y i asking;
care; a follower. [thunder.
sfm.sti^ (^0 I. m. Deep Bound (
Sf.fn.orTsr (f) I. n. Saluting.
wfw.TrffTJI (5f;-7TT-7f) p. Saluted.
sfa.qirT (JT<) 1. m. Salutation.
Sft-fpr (Wt-Tn-tfj Delivered;
obtained; placed; admitted ; determined ; prudent.
S.'ifTTKftr-Trr <I) p. Cooked ; made ;
cast ; entered j delivered ; said ;
written ; decreed ; proper, 6t.ni.
Fire consecrated./. A cup used
at sacrifices.
g.WTT (W:-7T[-si) n. Praised.
if. "0^(71-^ )a. Enjoining, directing.
ST."* P- Shaken ; sent.
sinj (V-m-V) a. Docile.

V.bti^(^: 1 1 .m. Directing ; driving.
S.^lf^H [Wt-Ht-lf) p Ordered, directed ; guided, driven.
5 TiFtufn:] 2/ExpaMioii, spreading ; a creeping plant.
a.-B^Y (-ril) 3 /. Idem.
S.JTir |1h-rft-li) a. Old, ancient.
H.a^ a. Thin, minute.
*.TIfw (*r) I. ft. Reasoning, discussion ; doubt ; logic.
SF.TTSI (ST:) i. m. The open hand

with the fingers extended; one
of the lower regions.
S.frrf(^:) m. Expansion ; a low
spreading creeper ; epilepsy.
sr.<T(f^(^t-fSrat-fiOii Spreading.
/. A spreading creeper.
a.THir (l:) 1. m Majesty; spirit,
energy ; splendour; heat.
ff.flUpt (vO 1. m, A hell. ra. Inflicting pain, tiurning.
^^.^[(^TW-TlfNTJUBMejeBtic,
a.'WTtnJ(^)l.m. Aspeciesofgignntic
Asclcpias with white Dowers.
V.1fir<T^ (iJt-ftrff-fTi) o. Shining ;
Tl.fJTB(^lst) a. Desiring; afflicted.
awrelO 1. m. Crossing over.
3 tirâs (a*) 1. ra. A cheat.
S.5frcWf>-'nT)l./. n. Fraud.deceit.
sr.JTlITTI (TH-frr-TI) a. Cheated.
3tW prep. To, towards, again.
sftttr a. Worth sixteen
pans of Covries.
qfrr.Vfrr. ("BI) 5. n. Dress, decoration ; retaliation ; remedy.

qfir.WH(H:) 1, ffl, A butt ; effigy.
aFff.^TU; (T 1 ) I. m. Revenge, retaliation ; remedy.
Sfir.flrm (W:-WI-I() o. Like.
stfil.a/m a. Idem. [ed.
nfiT.ff%rf(<r:-<Tr-7i ) p. Hent.curvHiH.^Hf*:) I. m. A moat, a ditch.
ufa.$?l(5t: a. Contrary, adverse, reverse, opposed to.
afs.JS?!! (ai) \.f. Opposition.
stffr.aa (:-*t|.-a) p . Requited ;
counteracted; remedied.
nflr ( 505 ) sfif
afrr.afsffvDV- An effigy, figure,

image, shadow, reflection ; retaliation, revenge ; a substitute.
nfa.WeXS:-W-ir)ffl.Iiiferior ; twiceploughed or ploughed back.
Sfsr-fwur (HI) I./ Requital, revenge ; remedy ; embellishment.
sfiT.'Wtt <"') adv. Momentarily.
ufa.^*) (n:) 1. n. A guard.
SfW-fafl (TH-H'-H) a. Dismissed,
sent ; opposed ; calumniated.
sffT.^rT (H) 1. N. Sneering.
nff(.ira , (W) 1. n. Flying biickwards
and forwards, wlieeiiug about.
afH.fuP: (ft:) 2./. A smaller bill.
aftT.JZ^tT (ff:-?fT-ff) p. Taken, accepted, received.
afrrW^tiE (jn-^-IE) n. Taking.
stfa.lS^K^^^r-^jH.That should
be accepted or taken : ind. HavsffMrs 1. bi, Acceptance ; a
proper donation to briHuiuai* ;
acceptance of it ; the reserve of
; an army; a spitting-pot ; thcauu
near the moon's node.
affr.irf!('i) In.Reccmngpresenta.
JCpr.irWrt(W-Î*^)p.That should
bo taken or accepted.
nffemftO l.M. A spitting-pot ;
the accepting of gifts.
nftl.UniftlJ-^rt-W a. That should
he taken or accepted.
nfff.TI (H:) I. PH. Wrath ; combat ;
limiting ; a foe. a. Hostile.
nfff.S(5i (W: ) 1 . M. A return blow ;
warding off, preventing,
af^f.^lTt-K**) I.H.Killiug, slaughter.
nfiiflrfifsi (*V-firit-fir)s.H<wtile.
afn.W Iff) I. n. The body.
afir.^^î (<) 1. it. A declaring.
3fir.f^fnr(?r) 1 . n. Meditating on.
aftr. 1 ^? (=5 ; ) l.M. A reflected
image, picture, likeness.
afa.^rai (m) I./. Idem.
nfir.^f^:) l.ro. Opposition.
Sfiwijr (ft) 1./. The fore-part
of the thigh. [sent.
sfw.OJW (hit) 1. in. Assent, conSft.WTW:(t:)l.m. Attention, wakefulness, watchfulness.
nftt.&ICT (^r) 1./. The uvula or
soft palate of the throat.
nfir.wfasr (sf) I. n. Resuscitation.
!lffT.Sl(ai)l./. Promise; acknow-
ledgment ; proposition.
afir.'Srn (^---m-fi) p. Promised ;
acknowledged ; propounded.
afir.WITiai(3j:-5jr-4) ".That should
Sfff.'srsi . n. Froraise ; assent.
silion on the failure of the first.
afitTjr.UTO(nf)L*. Bond, contract.
Hfiim.f*?T*l(UOI. > Denial ; acting contrary to agreement.
^fff^r.f^Ttf^W (H:-Wr-5T) a. Betrothed, promised in marriage.
vfa^r.^2rr (9:) 1. m. Giving ap
the argument ; breaking or violating a promise.
afffHT.frfa (pr:) >./. Idem.
srfir.Wl(*I:) 1. in. A panegyrist, a.
That may be promised, accepted.
nfiT.irai.f9fm (^:) i. m. Opposite conclusions of two parties,
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gfa.T!=ai=ri) "do. According to the

Tastra, or to each opinion.
5r(W.fTtW(:)l.m. A melody. /.(fll)
The key of a door or padlock.
SfH.^nr (W) 1. n. Return of a deposit ; barter, exchange.
afir^nm (w) 1- . War, battle.
tfn.iWtfl 1. Every day.
sfa.f^*t|H)5.>.The sun ; a day.
ufTf.<l5pr(flt) 5- m. Idem.
sfw.t^lf (T* ) adu. Everywhere.
ufrr.îni) 1. . A pledge, a. That
should he returned.
afTf.SS^lirjI-H.Ojjposition [tile.
*r*.?f^*r<^-t^-f*S)."Hosafa.saft (ft):) 2./. Echo.
nffT.s^Pf 1. m. idem.
Ht>.*ni(jlT)4.wi.A great grandson.
afn.-ip! a. New, fresh.
sfa-UKCt) 1. Echo.
gfil.Ilfarw (7T:-7|[-7r) a. Echoing.
5?fw.ariuqr<3rr0 l.m. The enemy of
the Ndyaka in erotic poetry.
sfa-flfa(fa!) 2. m. A resemblance,
image ; a surety, substitute.
*f<t.fipr* I. m. Echo.
nffT.fasflirOii} I. Turning back.
afW.fael',W-1T-'i)/>-Turnedback.
ufd.ftftBCaj-ei -tip. Engaged in.
afn.fil* IJT) odw. Every night.
Slfrf.tt (u:) 1. n. Name of a king.
Slfil.T* WO An enemy, opponent ; defendant.
sfa .-qfrKfTlO 2./. Panic ; gaining ;
action ; use ; arrogance ; knowledge ; elevation ; assent ) purpose ; convincing; including;
giving up ; deceiving.
Kfiraf*t.iaT "i- A large

drum ; the state drum.
sr(rfTlHir (1W-*}r7-WH ) a. Active ; celebrated, high in rank.
HfBHfTI.H:H| a. Obstinate, uncomplying.
sfin?.$lif) 1- A kettle-drum.
Sfav^ CV0 5./. The first day

of the moon's increase or wane ;
intellect; rank; kettle-drum.
Hfif.^ (^) adv. Step by step.
sfa.Tia (Vt-H-'rf) /'. Known ; promised ; overcome ; obtained ; effected ; undertaken ; replied.
Sfa.Tlff*') 1. 1. Stake played for.
sfrr.T^>(*;-3ii-^) a. Producing,
causing ; explaining.
sfr.-w^f 1 n. Gift; ascertaining ; action, conduct ; cft'tcting, causing, producing.
s5r.infipT(1l>-in-TfJ p. Delivered ;
ascertained ; caused.
*rn.vrir<ia(B ^.Ascertainment.
Sfa-TI^T a. Causing j
manifesting, shewing.
Bfw.1TW(*i-'(1-*f)a. Protecting.
m. A king or protector.
*f?f.nTW5r(sf) 1. Protecting.
af.n;i9lHl=3(q: -*ji-^)a.That should
he protected, or observed.
srfi|.?lfo7r(*i-*Mfrji. Cherished.
Hffe.^l(WJ-I-*)o.Thst should
be cherished, or observed.
ufa.^'* (:)l.m. A substitute,
a deputy, adv. Every mac.
Jlflr.OI* (Wi)I' A worshipper.
Kfa.HWsr t. n. Worship ; respect, mutual civility.
gfJT.^fsnr (-n-.-rn-Ti) p. Worshipped ; respected, honoured,

5fir.si1IT (!)[.. Return, retreat.
Sfn.JreT :) I. m. Precept for an
act which under other circumstances is forbidden.
sjffr.sraTT (W-W!-lf) a. Enjoined
after being forbidden.
Sfil.<CT(W)l. n, A shadow, image ;

retaliation. [shining.
srf?r.<B*rw p. Reflecting.
Tjft.ifiSR (*f > 1. n. Idem.
Sfw.lfiiW p. Reflected;
represented ; returned, requited,
affl.qiara (*r:-HiT-3F> a. Flowered.
nfir.^T(T:-lT-T) a. Disappointed ;
obstructed ; inlaid ; bound lo.
sftT.gyw I. m. An opponent.
*fw.*PU (W:) 1 . m. Obstacle , disappointment ; connection,
sf^.âiff (^ ; ) i. m. a branch, a.
Obstacle, a. Impeding, [posing.
grff.3f-*lfrn(^t-f^t-ft) a. Opufaviwi (*) Ud.ObttrDDii.ig.
afiPtfa* (ftui) a./. Contradiction .
irfir.t^ (IS-W-f) - Aide.
Hft.^* p. Wakened,
aroused ; exalted; known, [ing.
srfir.Xra Awaking ; teachîH.nf*ra(rr.'-?iI-Ti) ;(.Awakened ;
taught, instructed.
Sfir.W*(i) 1. m. An enemy.
afiT.WforT ( <f:--W-J) p. Replied to.
sftf.Wfl (V:-V\-V) a. Formidable.
frightful, fearful, it. Fear.
SfJT.WT (W) I./. Understanding i
sharpness; wit; light; audacity.
nftl.FIJt(Ji)l. m. The king's share.
srftf.wsrfî)] . n. Boldness; brightness, reflection.

sfw.irrc^tTfTIîft-VtT) a. Bold ;
prompt ; bright. [bold.
ars.wrWfT(|:-ffr-ri) o. Confident,
afaw.g'a (t-wr-*) .
gfsT.WR (Tl) I. m. Corresponding
character, or disposition,
gftramr. (TOC) 5. m. The sun;
moon; fire. a. Bold, shrewd.
sfwT.TH( Tra-^-7fl).Socin].
Sffr*?!^ (^!) 1. m. Appearance.
afnWI.TlU (filO 2. /. Ab6Ct.ce of
knowledge, darkness,
sfirfinr (v-Hl-H) p- Separated,

divided ; pierced, penetrated.
afif.W (:) it. tn. A surety.
TjfrT.W^T () 1 . Se)iarating ;
cutting, penetrating.
jrfff.B (fi:-Hr-fl) a. Like./. Image.
HfflHST (T) '-/. Image, shadow.
irft.irsr I . n. Psrt of the elephant's head between the tusks ;
resemblance .liken ess ; an image,
^f<TW!*r.WIJt (:) !. Idem.
srfif.flljf* l. m. The city of
Harischimtlra in the air.
Ufa.HIWK'W) l./. Reciting verses
as a trial of memory.
ats.gUi (s;-wt-#) p. Liberated i
thrown at ; clothed.
gfr.T/ig (J0 1 . n. Secondary plot ;
pretext, adv. In front, before.
urrT.g5iTirn(Ti:.jii-rf) n. Come before or in front ; ran nguinst.
nfiT.^fs (fn: ) 2./. Image, form,
ift^ (=^:> 2- m, Moon's image.
aft.^fW"^!) I-/. Small rat.
D|-]'IiZGd by
{ 508 ) Hfin
srft 1SI(a:|l. m. Demfe; capture;

captive; comprehension; worthy
endeavour ; preparing ; revenge.
a. Active, diligent. [statue.
Tiffi.TirairT A picture, a
qfw.ijtfr (*r:-fTI-f?*l JJ. Returned,
afjwa.fir* i*:-*r-3) a. Awaked.
nfn.olJT (31:) 1. m. Opposition, enmity ; co-operation.
afff.niTltfiHTTn 1./. Co-operation ;
opposition; dependent cxit-tencc.
sfailifjra; (lil-fJIsTl-fn) a. Co-operating, aiding ; opposing.
^frr.^TM <<*) I. "1. A warrior.
ura-TÔ") i. Preserving.
ufa-TO (mr) 1. m. Rage; abuse.
Sfa.Tra I. n Every night.
(5:-3f-3E) Opposed,
afil.^f (^f^:-*) a. Wishing to
cry out, speuk or tell.
sfa.'TjW) 1. A picture.
^r*i ri (3T-5t-) Opposing.
Hfa.TT (0 1. nt. Opposing ; opponent ; hiding ; siege ; theft.
nf-T^W* (W:) 1. m. A thief ; opposer ; obstacle.
srfa?lfVir(^) 5. m. Idem,
afH."aî(H;) I. m. Getting; censure.
nfTT.^HUC-H-nilaXeft.not rightt
reverse ; low, base. [caste.
^ta.BW.wfsii-ai-st) a Of mined
af>.^T(5fJ 1. n. A reply -, echo.
sfw.^lCsr) 5. n. Idem.
UflT.^gsi (Ci) 1. m. A village.
Sifft.ÎlS (W) 1. a. A reply, a. Ansmeruble, requiring a reply.
Sfall^(T) 5./. A reply.
*fii.nfa (f!0 2./. An answer.
qfa.^THCft) adv. Against the wind.

srffr.wtf^(tl B.m. A defendant.
qf>.^11(t(:) 1. m.Addition to medicines in or after decoction,
Hfn-.TIK* O) 1. n. Opposing.
af3.^l^ (T) 1- . Day by day.
sfir.Tifasf (^l-f*i^t-W Neigh.
bouring ; a neighbour.
qfw.f^TiT I. n. Array, order;
substituted ceremony.
!?fiT.f<rw(ra)l. a. A shadow, image.
TjfiT.faîTf (W) 1. m. A mirror.
'jfiT.ftTil(nl)i./ A plant (lletuh).
nffT.f7q (no) adv. To Vishnu.
ufTr.^fiw (Tf :-rH-*() p. Arrayed.
sfa.VJT <w:) 1. m. Residence of a
neighbour, neighbourhood.
sfiTTW .5T1 fa^ff ")t -ftnfl-fa )o Neighbouring, a neighbour. [hour.
nfjr.?fira(iil-fs;^-fat) a. A neighafw.Tîilii (u;-m-ii) o. That ia
ever held in fear or suspense.
Tjfir.JTffr \.f. Constant fear.
3fa.irr^(w) 1 , n. Sending a servant on a message. [sent,
sfB.ftre (S>Er-S) a. Celebrated ;

af?f ,wt:r(i;-siT-^) /i.Meltcd, fluid.
TiRT.TOl (W) I./. Catarrh.
StffT.SiiraHI:) l.m. Idem.
afn.Î (Us) 1. m. An assembly ; a
house; asylum; place of sacrifice, or giving away food.
3fa.1*(7:) l.m. Promise ; assent,
^fir.^" (ti) I. n. Promising ; assenting to. listening to.
llfll.VW (n) n.f. Echo, promise,
sfif.^l (Ur-Hr-ri) n. Promised, assented to.
sfinr ( 509 ) nfire
ufa.ftS (jp-W-tf) - Forbidden,

prohibited, unlawful.
ytfjr.rf?.%^" (^) Doing what
hiis been prohibited.
sfiffii.Wn(fwt-ft^-fir) a. Idem.
nfs.Ss (5T-5t-^) Prohibiting.
^frf-ii*! (0:) 1. m. Prohibition.
Hftl&GTVtVl-WMl'} a- Prohibiting.
nF?T.<<mT (^f) 1. n. Prohibition.
ufil.ss (8?:) I.m. A spy.
nfjf.Kffsr. (: or?) I. m. A spy;
companinn; a leader ; n whip.
uFff.Efp? (w:) 1. m. A whip.
ufa.Ha) (3j:-aifl--af)p. Impelled.
Tffn.W I'M:) 1- Obstacle.
5ff*f (8:-Br-^) a. Famous, celebrated. m.The 7th J aim pontiff.
/ (KT) Fame ; earth ; accomsecration of a deity; place;
staying ; limit ; endowment,
ufa-Wl (=f) 1. n. Site; celebrity.
sftl.Wl (*f) Fixing.
HlrT.W fa 3 - rTT -fl )JJ- Fi *e<l . [ stay .
afir."5ltt " Wishing tc

!lPrr-fTO(lt!-TII-Tf)p. Famous; completed i consecrated ; filed.
nfir.^m (Hi-in-fi) p. Pure.
irfiT.irHt$ Desirous
of taking to one's self.
*fir.ltTC(CO I- m. Compression.
nfff.#?>l (*:-HT-Tr)/. Compressed ; included in, comprehended.
sfrT.^WtO 5 !) 1 . n. Self-command ;
suppression of feeling ; praise.
ufa.flflWT Csf) 1. i. A remedy.
stffMT*: 1*) I. m. The rear of an
army ; a garland; bracelet; in-
cantation; healing; daybreak, tt.

An ornament, a. Dependant.
srfH.^n I. m. The portion of
a Purdna which treats of the
destruction and renovation of
the world ; secondary creation,
rfw.^sr (ais-ait-ar) o. Inverted.
3f>I-HPrfsT*T (^:) I. m. A bard.
ufB.iJITW (if) I. n. Repelling;
curing, applying remedies.
srftT.wfT'T llfi'W-'*) p Repelled;
dressed ns a wound.
srfTT.fal a. Prohibited.
af^-^tTT fl) 1. /. An outer tent,
a screen or wall of cloth.
Tjfft.S'H (all) I - m - A lizard, a chameleon, adv. Opposite the sun.
gfil.Sak (*.) i. m. Idem ; sun's
[hrutcd ; given.
îfiT.^K (^:-HI-8) p. Sent;celesfrT.^ra(af)iuft>.OD the shoulders.
^fk.^Trf (7I:-WT-W) p, Bathed.
5(fw.Wfl (f) I. a. Throbbing,
aft.^gi W) '/- Emulation,
srfif.^rfifir (*f-f*tft-fr) a Emulous ; envious : rebellious.
S)f*T.^R l.m. Catarrh.
ufir-flliPf fltfif- A gainst the stream.
gffr.^JT (SS-UT-W) p. Foiled; opposed ; fallen ; sent ; hated ;
tied ; hurt; reflected. [to.

*ftnrV-*ft (ff(!-fiT!-f%) a. Averse
JlfMfir (fttO 2./. Repulse.
nfSf.^pr(3)U. Returning a blow.
srfa.VSflrn (î-sn-K*) p. Being
foiled or disappointed.
sfir.W! (WJ I. n. Avoiding.
nfrT.^W (W) ! A substitute.
vSt ( 8
nfl.W (r:) 1. "' A door ; doorIteeper i juggler : trick.
Sfw.TTC* I. m- A juggler.
afs.^Tr'" l*) I. Entrance.
siffr.'ST'T () I. hi- Returning n
faugh.; a shrub( Nerium odor urn ).
flft.fftUVO I./ Revenge.
qfflat(T:-*i-Tl (i-Contrary, inverted, m. A limb ; a part.
SWt.wre(V) l. at. Revenge, retaliation ; remedying, curing.
UTtt.wm (w-lfl-) o. Like.
Ufftw (tpi-wi-sf) n. Expecting.
glT)^" ("l |. n. Looking at ; waiting for, expecting.
Slf^rihl (-Î-^) o.That should
STifpJuri (Wr-iI-<) p. Waiting.
Sifter (*I)L/ Looking at ; hope.
9rflfar(1l:-in-W)p. Viewed ; considered ; expected : respected.
t^ym (fgiT-w-'W) a. That should
be considered ; venerable.
JTsPrtnUWiJlBt-Warding offablow.
tfrft (*) 1-/- West quarter,
StfNta(W>n-W)o.'Weit, western.
Sa>q (^ : -^t-^) . Western.
S*Tn(W-W-1*)o.FamoiUi ; known ;
believed; glud; respectful ; past.

JpfHRlfilO 2./.Knowlcdge ; fame.
stfhr (n>irr-Ti) Averted, opposite to, opposed, in. The father
uf Sarttaia. n. Comparing tiie
new with the old.
Trit^XfiW *) 3./. A woman.
Srfttr.Î(li) I. Evasive reply.
nat.WTU (*) 1. A measure.
mtfaBra (1 :-WI-sf) p. Being believed, or trusted. [ing.

spfJfc*T. (*ntSt--:)p. Returnsr.fff^ (<:) L H - A 8hore or
iTBt-^ltflOl- wCalcining or fluxing metals ; a public calamity.
U<ft*W[sr:)l. tn. A neighbourhood,
sslafst* (Wl-filift-W Living
near ; a neighbour.
lift.WK 1. m. A door; a por; alliance./, (ft)
5Jlit.TT9(901- '"- Nciium odorum.
3H K>) l.m. A bird of game, a
pecker, a falcon, &c,
HI I?"?- V Wiabbg to
praise or to make ready.
St.g^ ("ft) 3 / Sbooting pain,
'a.-g;^ (*-^r-r') a. Quick.
^THI^ (^;) I. in. A goad.
C^fT) 3./. A high street,
flpft* (*:-*r-^) o. Having a
it (a
wn).
TITt (H:-1TI-li) a. Given, betrothed.

FT (*ni-Tt-TO) Giving.
U (*;-*T-li) a. Old, ancient.
!JS* adv. Behind, western.
nW^riftfT) a./ A plant (Acby-
ranthea aspeia).
stHRt-S^t (Vl 3. /. /a.
JTO.^tfl) 3. /'. A flower (Danli); a plant (Salviiua cucullata).
S7E^(':-'Sr-'^)".l'erccptible, present, before the eyea.
HHiq.as adv. Evidently.
spHta.^WT (*t:) I. m. Eye-witness.
gam-Wq I- " Ocular proof ;
organ of perception.
Krqq.ww Cc(:-7tI-rTJ a. Manifested.
( 511 ) SWT
aare.WIJKHiJl. M. Allowed use and

enjoyment of any thing.
Pfflft(fl) 5. m. A Buddha.
mfv* (^t-Mt-fii) a. Seeing,
perceiving clearly. [nifeat.
S3)fl>.*?^ (1*) 1- a. Making maSawt-'WHiH'-HI-ff) a. Manifested.
SSJTfUI.lfn (Pi:) 2. m. Varvw.
(tlJ-lTMjja.New, fresh ; pure.
a^mnr (HI) I./. Newness.
5fanr*I (*t"0 1- to. A coantry.
awn.^re,!*iO S- Youth.
SBjT (T=) 1. "i- Organ of perception, n, A minor limit , a sabdiviaion. adv. On the body.
SWfirXT (*T> 1./ Duryu'.
gHT^'Wi-tft-WjaFacingthe west.
saj^ (afr-nw1^t-sranrt b. Behind ; nest; unmixed.
SHI^H is i 1 . n. Eating ; food.
SHjH^M: (^jorfu.Next in succession.
SRTj*t*(W:)l. m. Au enemy, n. Injuiing the lielpless.
S?^l(mi)l-m. Coantry of savages.
a, Contiguous, bordering on.

;pqm.TO1|(ir:)l. '". A smaller hill
near lo a mountain.
S iO fa . lJTH(?r: -m-H> . Recogn ized .
aHltlt.Wf (^) I. n. Hecognition.
SHjfw.^ (^:) I. m. Returning a
salutation, teacher's blessing.
HHlffl.^ljr <*:) I. n. A counterplaint against the plaintiff.
aSJUfUOl-m. Faith; oath ; cause ;
custom ; knowledge ; certainty ;
an affix ; a dependent ; means ;
a householder ; a hole.
S(W.*lft*T (1ft) 3./. A seal.
Sajfafl (Jli-W-Jl*) p. Trusted.

WWfan_(it-failt-L*j) a. Believing.
stRItll^") I. n. A reply ; opposition.
SHlfsiw (vf) 5. tit. Enemy ; a defendant, a. Hostile, opposing.
I. 1. Returning a thing.
VHjfq'T (TO-HI-li) p. Returned.
SWW.HW 1. m. Counsel.
fffl.fKl^l-TI-^) a. Inferior, worst.
BBrW.3I>l (H) 1. n. Eating.
5Tf^<r.t%JI (fT:-HI-f() p. Eaten.
HHTT.^SÎst:)!. nJ. A special plea.
HBW-lHTiS (HI) 4. a. An enemy.
WHW.^CT (si) I. n. Former state ;
in slalu qua ; hostility.
afU.ll^lflijL. Hiu; nou-appeurIWifm. (If) 5 - [l ed chalk.
iTHia (:-I-W) i>. Cast off.
idv. Day by day ; early.
HaU^foHlHi-HI-fl)/'. Introduced.
SfHTnn; (r:) 1. m. A scabbard.

SflTÎTH IH:-HT-H) p. Removed.
Set aside ; informed ; forbidden ;
denied, refused ; celebrated.
SSTIWT (H)l.n. Rejection! denial.
SSir^jq (:-7JI-*f) a. That should
be denied, refased or refuted.
HHTTTH (H:-HI-H) p- Returned.
snUTflH (:) 1. m. Return ; arrival.
aaiTflu: (O) I. m. Former place.
sajTfRT (fiRf J I . . Self-rescniblaucc.
one's own image.
amrf^B (&-SKH) ffl. Removed i
informed ; warned ; declared.
TOT^W (WO I. . Rejection ; information ; warning ; denial,
qajisum 1. n. Bringing buck.
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anxious to bring buck.
JJW riiYw (If ;-TiI-li la.Brought bunk.
aaU"fl3 0 ' The attitude in
shouting, a. Eaten.
sjsrnr-RiT 1. n. Returning.
aaiBTl (fl:-'flf-fi] p. Returned.
aajinr.ljrt) '/ Hope.
a^lfWfl (Wt-fR*it fti| a. Hoping.
a3rrn'*farT (Ri-irMf) p. Added
tu ; ascertained, defined,
awrea (Si-ar-a) Near.conti-
!. Res
x of a
SHI[K (*:) 1. The r

army ; a form of array.
sailer (rT:-ar ?il p- Repelled.
iWr^'S (w) 1. n. Rest raining Hie
orgnne of sense, withholding.
aajT^r"nl^ (u:-7H-ij)n.Tliiit should
ur ought to he restrained, eon trolled, resumed ur withheld.
aBir^K ff!) I- "I. Abstraction of
mind; abridgement; lukingback.
afHI?TT |fi:-W-*i) p- Witliheld, real rained, resumed, &c.
awfSlfaiO a./. Answer, reply.
SJHâ*! Resuscitation.
TIBJW adv. On the contrary.
aig.arB(fl:) I . m. A preliminary act,
a first step.
BSISTiTf^ (N:) Idem,
a^'B i C (Xf)l. n. Rejoinder, a reply
argstrf 1- n- Rising up, polite
atjattj-llfa (f*r : ) '2. /. Assimilation of fractional increase.

UrgarH.'ffftf (ft:-fit ; -ft) Confident ; having presence of mind.
aajT^Ttfli-ril-'i) P- Risen up ; met.
SST5r{w:) 1. m. Rising up ; going
forth to meet any one.
aw^mr (n'i I. n. Idem.
aWTfl^ll (^)l.n.Tue two bleached
cloths worn at meals, sacrifices
&c. a. Placed near ; worshipped.
SWs^ (if) l.H. Recovering.
StaT^f. (H:-m-li)p. Recovered.
aiyr.sm(t;)lw.MutuaI assistance.
Wyi.liTft^ (^T-firwl-ft) a. Requiting a favour or kindness.
SM (S:-ai-}f) p. Sown ; studded.

a?ga (a;) 1. m. The dawn.
aHWJ (a:) 5. a. Morning.
5Hia (a:) 1. m. Morning suu ; one
of the Vasu demigods.
as)mj(ai) u. n. Morning.
STffl^Cîllwi.Ohatacle.impediiuent.
(i) orfu. Singly, one by
aHtZ(<ri-^1-a) u. Believing,
(e) aqfl l. (f. Tu be famous
or renowned. (") Si^f*) 10. a.
To throw, scatter ; celebrate.
aiT 1. a. Spreading, throwing ; celebrating.
airn a. First, chief.
aw.sres (*)=) I. m. Lowest
aBt{^l) 1./. Fame, eelebrit
afarT (Wi-fIT-fl) n. Famous
afqwfl
generated; multiplied; prompt af*T*rH,(fll) 5. /. Greatness.

Multiplication ; the pruducl. at^fH^flt-ftll -fja.J.iiige,g(Ciit.
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st*Hf (*:-BT-W) a. Very large.

sroto^C^ra-ireto)*. Idem.
3iqr (0 1. n, A young animal.
H.^ (V'^l-O o. Giving./. Gift.
3.^fg*T (H) I. a. Reverential salu-
tation, by going round the person with the right side to him.
S.^B (fl:-HT-"n)a. Given, conferred.
S.^T(T;)1. m. Splitting ; fracture ;
an arrow ; monorrhagia.
3.^>I*!01- >- A teacher, an expounder, a prophet. [sying.
!T.<&r(?|) 1 .n. Explaining, prophe3.^fthl (Wt-m-lft p. Mentioned,
shewn, prophesied.
1. . An arrow.
H.^T fa-j-wj-*) a . Annoying.
S.ÎH (HT--*T-) a. Giving.
H.^nr (M) 1 . n. Gift i a goad.
H.fâq (^:) 1. m. A kind of sauce
or gravy. p. Smeared, anointed,
a.fÎT far) 5./. Jntcrmediate point,
or half quarter of the compass.
3.t\e (gr-gr-t) p. Directed, appointed, ordered, shewn.
S.^fa (V) 1. m. A lamp.
JF.^tTpTtip) Um. A sort of mineral poison, n Act of inflaming.
a. Inflaming, stimulating.
TJ.^tjt(S:-Sr-Tf) ^.Lighted ; excited.
JT.^Cyr) a. Milking well.
' A gift.
*.Vnfci)l. at. A "lace, a district ;
a short span ; a wall.
5f .tpr (5f) 1 . n. A gift ; a bribe.
S.Sfinfltft) a /, The fore-finger.
S.^T CV) I- * An unguent.
3.^T3 I, m. Evening; fault.
3.^] (W) adu. Heavenly.

3.^j^ (*T!) 1. m. ffifmo.
iT.'OftlTr (Hi-HT-lt) y. Illuminated.

3-^ TIT (ff:) I . m. A ray of light ;
lustre, light. [ing, light.
V.^nm(w:)l. m. The sun. n, BiazS-Vftfl (ai-ni-fi) a. Illuminated.
3.517 1. m. Flight, going.
3.!fTT>5| tfMWfr-fT) o. Fleeing.
ffV* (%^) Hating ; hostile.
*%<Bt-5t-B) a. Hating.
3-^ (V:-r-') a. Holding.
3.STT (*f) 1. n. War, battle; destroying, tearing, rending.
3.1}fqH (fn-TTT-If) p. Arrogant.
3.qf^f5W(TP!-^wt-W?r) a. Idem.
3.tun (>i) I. a. Nature ; God ; intellect ; being chief, m. King's
companion ; elephant- driver.
mm.rW adn. By superiority.
3^r^Hr (tl) i ./. Superiority.
Jprnr.*nT(3rO 2 - Semen virile.
TOR'flfcpi, (=Eft) 5. j. Prime minister or counsellor. [person.
8VT^Tff(T)l. n. A chief member or
TrwIfli;a(3rO I .m. Prime minister.
SMIsllflH t:-JJI-W) a. Eminent, illustrious ; warlike, brave.
(*:) 1. m. Air, wind.
sj.ft (ft:) 2. m. A periphery.
flfa.H'B'fl Ctf) 1, n. Jaem.
3.^f3r( (1R-HMQ P- Lighted ; excited. /. A woman in trouble;
the quarter to which the sun is
advancing. [etl.
3.e{B:-BT-tf);>.Pioud ; contemna.S3 1. m. Destruction.
3.Mfe^(Wl-f9^-f9) n.Dcslroying.
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Cffr-'W) . mowing hard,

o. Injuring.
U-iffa (m-HT-Ti) p. Agitated.
1 m. 3./. A watercourse, a canal, a sewer.
*.fti.E[T7T*r(ir>I.Knhng.slau S hter.
j.ijfl (ig:) 1. m. Reverse, opposition ; expanse ; heap ; delusion ;
prolixity ; jest ; error.
5. iif^n(fT:-IIt-fi)(i.Eip milled ; fully explained ; cheated ; erring,
ii.TjiiJi (t) I. n. Falling ; death.
U.irf>lJl(fI;-cr!--) p. Fallen ; dead.
H.1W(lT:-1'-*i)"-I' ll ' < 'i relaxed.
H.tj?; 1. . Tip of the toes.
H.T<tT a. Extending to
the point of the foot (a robe).
U.>JB (TC-HTH') p- Reaching to;
taking refuge iu : seeking ; gain<t.Tjv C'O 1. A fallen leaf.
sr.KanK (tj) 1. ft. Flight.
*.TTwrfg?r( i r:- , nr--jf>.Put to flight.
9.ir-(7r*r( ! ql) S. m. A fugitive.
a-TPim (W) 1. n. A purifying.
SUPfjifa (*j:-*Ii-ij) a. That should
be purified or cleansed.
5Tnaa(*t*nt-f[lp. Foreseeing.
TT.1I (11) !/ A place where water is distributed.
5[.ijTVii(f*l:) 2. m. Pulm of the hand.
S.nrSro (i:-1I-*t) Drinkable.
S.q[TT (h:)1- >.A cliff; n cascade;
a bank ; facing an enemy.
U.um(*I:) 1- m. A road.
H.iiifH^r(ajit 1- - A peacock.
S.^lfir(fll-f*r*t.(ii) fl. Drinking ;
protecting, defending.
SIT-IT (A) 1. A grove, a well

watered or pleasure garden.
S.firaTW?('?:)l.m./Ii!,'Hpaternul great grandfather./. (^\).
S.fiai ".Wishing to descend, wishing to get.
srgirrs (:) 1. . Cassia tora.
HgST (W>) 1. in. Idem.
*Siir (11) I./. A sort of grass.
S.TpiH ('0 Cassia tora.
iw) I . n. Drawing a bow.
S.&fari(*r) 1 ./- Solatium jacquini
3.^Tirf5 (*:) 1 . M. A small herfor ulcers and bad eyes.
a.TjR m. A great grandson.
s.mr*r />. Fat, bulky.
3.qjfltiJI:-W1-Si)n.Hlowii, expanded ;
smiling, glad : shining.
HDjffl.smsr (sr:-tr->f)'i.Iiriglit-eyed.
TUBBI.aS;!! (*f:-JT-5T) n. Having a
smiling face, cheerful.
g.â* (aj:) I. in. A continued act ;
a connected narrative.
sqaj.ssniT! (HE) 1./. A feigned
story, a work of imagination.
u.^lW'Jl.m.Asprout, a shoot, a.
Strong, powerful, prevalent.
3.>FftiWPt(H:-SH-5f) fl. Giving pain.
5MU?3 (:-#) I.M. u. Coral; a
shoot ; neck of a lutein. Animal.
5r.-ire.l^(^rs),-^7ri--5Ti) fl. Hav-
ing new leaves or shoota.

(:-!-?) o. Wise ; expanded ; awakened, roused.
a.s}|^(V01. ni. Vigilance ; intellect ;
knowledge, sense ; awaking.
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S^WlCsfj 1 n. Reviving the fragrance of a perfume; awakening.

iT-^lfillT (W!-*t-lf) p. Awaked,
aroused ; tnught, instructed.
3.%lf%TTI (fir) I./, Beingawake.
9.flT(T0 I. '" Breokingdown.
aTa^t-TH. m. Air. a. Breaking,
a.tnf (Ô 1. m. Generative cause ;
birth; place; light; strength.
a. Born ; powerful.
a.*r^5r(^)l. n. Being born ; ruling.
TT.viftBff(w ; .inT:.^) a. Well-born ;
mighty, potent.
s.PrsDHT (m)l./. C onsequencc,
authority, power, supremacy.
a.3)(ai;.*IT-3i) o. Born ; fit to rule.
H.HHWT) I /Light ; city of Kvvfra ;
wife of the sun ; tiurgd.
awr.BKT (T:) 1. m. The sun ; fire ;
the moon ; the ocean.
(3:) I. m. A fire-fly,
sural?) a. Sharing,
atnstar (^) 1. n. Pencil of rays.
SWT^T (Jt;) 1. m. A tree (Hypcranthera morunga).
5T.*Tnt (tfl 1. n. Morning, dawn,
a.wm 1. n. Light, radiance.
a.Ml^ti] (l:-1T-li) a. Radiant.
a.WIT 1. m. Majesty, power,
dignity; spirit; tranquillizing.
STR.5[ (st:-STl-5)) a. Proceeding
from conscious majesty,
awi^ftf'qisi-irat-îl) a. Luminous,
splendid/.Mothcrof I !>th Jaiaa
sage ; lute of a god.
H-Wrai^J' m. A place of pilgrimage in the west of India ; one of
the 8 Vasus; a Jaina Gandd/iijw,
H.fWH (Vt-Tlt--i)p. Cut, separated.

m. A furious elephant in rut.
S.W(W:)2.m.Lord, master; Vishnu;
quicksilver, a. Strong, able.
SFfiT (Tfr) 1./. Greatness; sovereignty, lordship.
Slj.Wfli (ft:) 1 . m. A good horse, a.
Devoted to a master.
sr.WT (w:-Tn-Jt) a. Much; lofty;
become; governed; perfect.
SHWHI (fTT) 1./ Abundance.
5f.HHll(Hl7:-ioj.-.ai5) a . Strong ; abfe
a.wffT (f?t:) 2./. Kind ; et cstera.
S/.fi^ (<(:) 1. tn. Kind ; difference.
U.=5H"I(5I: --tl-iT) /i.Being fallen.
a.2 (e:-Cr-ff) p. Fallen ; broken.
.KW (*) Chaplet of flowers
: the middle lock of hair.
S.*nr Cff:-ir'-Ti) a. Immersed.
-%.Wff*HM) 1. n. Going.
a.wfTFfr (rC-rTT-H) p. Gone.
aH"?H(m[;.wi:-W:) o. Joyful.
S.TTtI (f}:--n[-fll p. Mad; drunk;
TT.tra Urn. An attendant on
SAiua ,- n horse. /. (tit) Yellow
myrobulan ; pnin, affliction,
jmffll. Churning ; killing.
shsttbui (fl) I. a. Hell.
HJMjrfnT! (T-) 1. m. SAi'uo.
s.wfajr (x:-al-ri)/'. Well churned ; pained ; trampled down. n.
Butter-milk without water.
a.H^ (î)l. m.Joy, rapture/. (^t)
H andsome w o m an . a. M a d , d runk.
an? .?r5Iir(l] I .n. Pleasure ground.
S.U^sr [vj I. b. Idem.
al^r-qsml (*f) 1. . Idem.
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inrÎ.Wfl(-t)l. a. Pleasure ground.
S.W^/WIi-Wrc-Ti ) o. Happy.
a.m*l (î-SJl-Jg) a. Distressed.
1. m, Killing, slaughter.
II .fit (HI) 1. /. True knowledge ;
consciousness, perception.
(') L. >t. Witness, evidence,
proof ; scripture.
SWl^.lUJ. adv. By proof or weight.
Smir-gin (1!) 1. m. An umpire.
SWgpjTT (TO' - '"-Want of proof.
SHHjt.SSTW (*) l.Ji- A proving.
wrt.Bra (wi-m-lf) a. Proved.
TOT'oYwS I Tr-HI-fi) a. Idem.
TJ.HIrTIBY (tO "' Arfternal
great grandfather./ (^t).
H.Hra (fri-^-Wl a. Proving.
S.nra {V.) 1 . m. Killing ; violence.
jtHlf^CSt-ftifr-r"!!) a. Afflicting,
destroying, breaking.
HBI^Ôl"'- Inadvertence, error,
intoxication, madness.
3Hre;^H(?pr-iit-'n0a. Heedless.
*.inf^3rt (SI) 1./. An imprudent
woman ; deflourcd girl.
S.WTfc* (^l-f^-f?) a. Careless,
indifferent, drunk ; mad.
S.HtSJ (^j) I. it. Carelessness.
anre.cj'J adv. Through carelessS,nnn('')l' * Killing, slaughter.
OTlfiPl(ft-Pnft-fir) a. Killing.
S.faTf (W-W-X) a. Measured ;
known, established, proved,
n.ftfritfe) !2./.Mcnsurin S! knowledge from positive proof.
S.nW (^:-3T-S) a. Thick grass. ;
passed, passed as urine.
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D .tfTn(Wl-irRi ) oJDead ; sacrificed.

st.Ftol (Wl) I./. Lassitude.
aiftHTf {'J.-'rTt-H) p- Injuring.
U.g^(:-T-W) o. Chief, best, first,
m. A chief ; a heap ; Rottleriu
tinctoria. n. Time present.
^rgSH (3) 1. Superiority.
*?T5 Pleased, happy.
H.gfafl <"w:-"HT-TT) p. Concealed.
TigI(an:-ÎI-Hfi) a. Idem.
3.^5 a. Foolish, stupid.
a^.tfS (ai-W-'B) a. Infatuated.
S.T!T (H:-(TI-fi) a. Dead ; covered,
concealed, n. Tillage.
a.^B (B:-SI-g) p. Polished.
3.%f^;i(H;-n-rl)/).Made uncluous.
Rflf^mnr,. Cim-'niV^W ) o. Idem.
H.fld (*(:-umS) a. Proveable ; measurable, w.n. Thing to be proved.
S.W 1*0 I. m- Urinary affection,
diabetes, gonorrhoea, &c.
Liberating/ pft)
A sort of cucumber.
S.WI^(^) 1. m. Pleasure, delight.
S.HlfÎT (JT:-7TT-*t) p. Delighted,
pleased, happy, m. Kuvra.
JT-trfX*; (^MMVfe) Idem.
m. FasciuatLon; fainting, insensibility.
'J.^T'qi (Ml) 1./ A nymph.
3.^*71 lX-"nt-iy p. Giving.
H.*rtf (0 1. in. A person purified
by austerity, a. Self-subdued.
sre?rnn I(3rr-BI l-?B)a . Self- subdued.
3.^W (rf) I n. Great or preserving
effort ; action ; caution.

SWM.Hfl flrfu. Diligently.
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mm*H iWHtwOt-nQ a. Active,

zealous, persevering.
srr (TT:-^:) ti. Valuable.
a. Seasoned.
H.iirJi(iI:)l. m. Sacrifice, oblation ;
place of pilgrimage, Praydga or
Allakttbad i Indra; a horse,
^l[Ht.ni (l:) 1, m. Indra.
q.irrai (si:) 1. ni. A principal ceremony ; part of a sacrifice.
S.UHi(t)l. n. Motion ; departure,
marching to attack ; death.
(;) 1. m. Time of departure ; death. [death,
mnwri i. Worthy of
H.*JI?TlW:-lfT-ff).p.Gone, removed;
deceased. m. A name of Bkriga ;
a lazy sleepy fellow.
S.i|ll()l-< .Sending ; expelling.
S.fll T t'^ll(^:- l Il-'il o. That should
be sent away or eipelled.
H.llff rT(a!-7TT-Tt) p. Driven away.
H.*ltfaj (tfl-fa'tit-fa) a. Sending
away, causing to go.
U.imimi'? (1!;-1!r-li) p. Being sent
away or dismissed.
Checking ; scarcity ;
competition of buyers ; length.
S.irjg ; RJ: Kjr-Hj) a. Controllable.

S.W? (0 l-w. Pursuit ; fatigue.
(3T)a. Capable of eicr5^tWB(il-'fit-W)^.About to depart.
^HKJfc-WI-fB) a. Endowed with ;
resulting from : appointed ; connected with ; done for; lent to ;
lost ; asleep, ft. Cause.
a.5fw(fW:) 2./. Occasion, object.
S-*JW(w) n. Connecting, joining.

y.trxmm (*:-f<\-?i) p. Being connected, used or applied.
Sf.y5TJT(iT:-srt-3 ^.Joining; using,
appointing ; doing.
3.*Jft(*f) 1 . n. A million, a. Joined.
ir.*J?i|(tij:) 2. m.A warrior ; Indra ,the mind ; a ram ; nn ascetic.
SPI5 (V) 1. n. War, battle.
snUT^ CB:| I. si. Idem.
(w-sit-M) a. Applicable.
tj.^rn (it:) 1. m. Occasion, object ;
appointing ; consequence ; example ; effort ; action ; the principle profit ; b text
a.*IIH*njntft>. Actually, [main object.
3.*THTd(^:)i.in.Act tending to the
H.^lffll(fl-ffl^-fn) n ,Having some
object in view, preliminary.
3.^1515(^0 1. n, The original instigator of any act, or institutor
ofai
S^T5lT.3iiet(i5)l. n. Instigating.
TOrsi^r (f) 1 . n. Cause ; object.

îsr^n (^m-^Bt-^n) a. Having n cause ; designing.
5l5H)rT (1,- nt-<TJ p. Shewing.
a^lÎ (=q : -îr-6d) a. That should
be appointed or practised, m. A
servant, ft. Capital, principal.
H.*r^!I(fT:-7ri-7i) a. Wept.
<5:-3!-^-) a. Rooted, born,
grown, m. The belly.
S.^T^T (^> 1. n. Exciting ; propitiating, (sii) Prelude of praise.
ST.ÎT 1. m. A hud, a shoot.
TOfVn, (^t-fat-fa) n. Budding.
a iirim(n:-ifT-fl) a. Said, declared.
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TI.<.nEr(OT:-**l-Wln.IIanging down ;
slow. m. A hanging down; a
bud; tin; the female breast; a
brunch ; a garland ; a demon.
giflj^.a 1 13;) I, in. Balardma.
^fl*^.f*f% (ft) o- m. Idem.
H'S'^!^ I. "'. A man having
large testicles.
TJ.sifWff <if;-TTT--rf) p. Suspended,
pendulous ; delayed, retarded.
g. >iIW(=N:-W7-al)p Cheated; abused.
H.SflU (n:> 1. m. Fraud, cheating.
destruction of the world; death ;
annihilation ; fainting.
g.înr (T:| I. w. Speaking ; unmeaning speech. [much.
STarfaT. Oft-ftfr-fir) a. Talking

(iC-Î-tf) a- Smearing.
g.silsr (*:-*Tt-^) p. Absorbed.
g.sftjr.HT (Tli) I./. Absorption.
H.u*(^r:-*I-*) a- Plastering, in.
A plasterer ; a slow fever.
(^0 1- m. Broth.
H.îaî (if) 1. it. A rolling on the
ground ; heaving of the sea,
S.^rfeff (7f:-WT-T0 a. Rolled.
U.ÎW {:) 1. m. Cupidity.
S.<3I5T (si) 1. n. Allurement.
Sl.^ (^:-9TT-*') a. Going.
(1:-atr-3i) a. Explicable.
5T.KSI (W-^jt-S) a. Speaking;
7-Tg*((*T) I.B. A vtMj, scripture;
excellent speech ; teaching.
g.^n1q(7j:-ij[-a")a. Speaking well,
that should be well spoken.
ST^sj.-o/s (a:-^:-) Eloquent.
SU^* (qrO 1. ra. A deceiver,

sprw* 1. n./. Deceiving.
n^fflfT (rr-cfi-ff) p. Deceived.
H.TZ(3:) 1. m. Wheat.
S.qii (uri-^rr-Tf 1 a. Declining, bent
attached to ; Slled with ; swift ;
generous ; modest ; wasted, m.
Place where four roads meet.
SRUtmnr (ntl-m) a. Humble.
a.a^ti (^-^-ti) p. Addressing,
speaking well ; arguing.
TMum (W) 1. n. Sowing.
g.^fJI (in) 1. n, A goad.
H.H]Tr(l!0 5- ' An old man.
O^T-^} a. Best, excellent,
n. Offspring, family ; black kidney bean ; covering.

U.Tfl (jfc) I. m. Sacrificial fire.
if.^ri (ng:) I. m. A priest officiating, a. A particular ceremony.
111. Doing; excitement.
*.Tfi*(*:) 1. M. The first instigator or actor ; a judge. a. Inciting.
3.3ît {M) 1. a. Action, business ;
beginning ; inciting, establishing./. (H!) Order, permission.
ir.HWTrsr (Tfi-WMf) a. Engaged in.
st.Tftft (fr:-cTT-tf) a. Excited; informed ; revolving j done.
S.T*^ a- Increasing,
augmenting, n. Increase.
5.W(^:-^t 'T") a- Chief, first.
U.âilfaj^ (1) 0. m. A serpent,
iRTlff (t-' 5 frt-Tf) p. Living abroad.
a.3iril (if) 1. a. Kesiding ulirunil.
^1^ (^;)l.in. Going forth; wind.
tl,fn W) I- n. A covered car.
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5p(TpI_(ir->nV?r) p. Bearing, carrying ; having, enjoying.

5f.*f* (f*:-3rit) 2. 3./ A riddle.
9.^fipirri3!l) 1./. Idem.
sr.^r^fî) a. Eloquent
3.^* a. Idem.
irai*t(*l) 3./. A weaver's shuttle.
Hi. Rumour; defiance.
H.aif<.il (^-f^-fk) a. Speaking.
St.?lf*r3 (^1) 5. m. A sower.
S.T[T(r:)!. n. Covering, clothing.
5,T1']Iji,A desirable gift; proliiliition, objection, prevention.
S.Tra (^:) L. in. A temporary foreign residence, sojourning.
a.519T {) I. n. Killing, slaughter ; dwelling abroad ; exile.
S.^lfaff (IH-WMty . Banished.

Mlfa^.(tft-fa*t-f) a. Traveller.
JWT* tV) 1- Stream ; action ;
pond ; swift horse. /.(^t) Sand.
^5* (w:-qr[.*) a. Bearing, m.
An imp./. (ftj^Sf) Diarrhea.
WS^Wb, At the same time.
S.tV.i&rfiTfftr:) 2./. Celebrity.
JI.iV.tni (fC-ni-rf) /J. Spread out.
S.ft.?tt<( (4) 1. n.War; tearing;
tumult ; budding. [panded.
H.f?.^llT?r(Tl:-ftr-Ti) p. Torn ; eiH.fTOW(W-lS[-ii>Divided, shared.
H.fitMIH (Jt:J 1. m. Division ; part.
ST-PlT (TO 1- m. A fragrant wood.
S.f^tw (?i:-ir-5i) a. Apart, alone.
*.PrJ[(![:-5fT-Jf>.R.ubued off, lost.
S-fifTa (w:-Hr-Tfi) p. Detached,
alone, solitary. [banish.
a.fTHiHf7i^( W-Ji-J) p.Wishing to
S.fVei If:) 1. m. Separation.
si.ftm(^:-Î->j) p. Sad, dejected.

H.ft*r (fl) \.f. A medical plant.
H.faa (B.--BI-B) o. Entered ; engaged in, possessed of.
afVs.^t (i*1:-fu) o. Filed on.
Skilful.
wtmtil(m) 1./. Proficiency, skill.
st-Tll! (^:-^r-T)a.Best, paramount.
m. A hero, a chief.
if.CT (fli-llr-li) a. Fixed ; engaged
in, begun ; done. [act.
a.?^.qfH () 5. n. An influential
IT-fl.^WlKlIl) 1. /.Absolute dominion or authority.
^.sVa{fV:j2./. Activity ; practice ;
if.afti.TI (W) I. m. An emissary.
saffl.f>afti*(H (nrMrHt-fir) a.
Both active and contemplative.
3.ea(iS:-ar-a) a. Full grown ; dispersed ; swollen ; deep.
U.&Bi a. Chief.
ST.^^fW (*<) I. n. Foreseeing.

5 thftfH ('T-'ffl-T) p. Idem.
33l*3(T (TT:-!I[-H) p. Foreseen.
S.^K (S:) 1. m. Barley.
V.ifn (ftf:) 2./ The hair twisted
and undecorated, indicating sadness ; an elephant's housings.
3./. /Am.
sj.-iuni(ni) l.n. Agitation.
m.The yellow variety
of kidney bean ; entrance.
H."tn (:) 1, m. In t witness on an
object, pursuit; entrance.
q.?qi(^r-^l-i)a.Entering. ph. Entrauce; announcing the entrance.
!f.%H^(if)l.. Entering, entrance.
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a.3fit(ir:-ffr-Ti ) p. Entered : called in, sent in.

n.iw (W-W-TO) a. That should
be entered, ind. Huving entered.
a.?H(Z0 1. An arm, fore-arm ;
Elephant'! gums or housings.
5.?e>fl (3i:-5n-^) That should
be entered or pervaded, [feat.
(W-JSt-lll) o. Evident, muniS.arfaa (W-W-it) p. Pained.
S.llfiTS (fli) Lin. An ascetic; the
pupil of a Jiana mendicant. /.
(Hl)Fomale devotee ; spikenard.
H.Hsgr C^jr) I./ Roaming about.
ff.lWJTftm (W:) 1. . A faithless
ascetic who has broken his vow.
iI.TIIWr (si) 1. n. Banishment.
ir.jfuJI (^J 1. n. Praising.
S.*iln(W}l-/ a Praise, commendation -, eulogium.
H.wgn (if) l.n. Praising.
5T . jfaifi *I (*!: -*I ) a Prai so- worth y.
*I.rsr(^T) 1./. Praise.
S/*ffa (:-ai-K) f. Praised.
TJ.ljfafTSI (3j ; -^r-) a. Worthy of
praise or applause. [A river.
H.WUKCaOS.ni.The ocean./. {T\)

H.UHiI(i) 1. n. Killing ; pacifying.
JWlfini(*i-irMO p. Tranquillized.
a-UHTHIJI (ST:-sn-sf) p. Appeased.
3.re(^:-fl[-)aHappy,well,EOou.
CB:-JIMH) fl. Praise-worthy.
S.wfe (fiaOS./. Eminence ; praise.
S.wftffiOeO A twig.
!T.H!=a( t a:-' 5 flI ^.Calmed; ended.
SlWPn.*^ a- Peaceful,
undisturbed by external things.
S.Wn.'TO (B:-BI-) a. Resting.
X*m<t Ofti-fa) Of composed

mind, tranquil, serene.
TTOPfllHrq (iHI-in) a. Of composed
mind, peaceful, serene.
g.sff%PW (W-aiT-W) Prostrate in
strength, weakened,
*jaft(fti) 2./. Quietness.
(W0 5. a. Quiet, tranquil.
3.H1H (?:) l.m. Tranquillity.
sr.wresr(^) l-- Governing,
g.wrfaii (m-TI-tf) P- Governed,
enacted, promulgated.
fl.wfaet<ll)4. m. A ruler.
si^p<TJT (W-wV0 a. Sprinkling.
Sr.^CBO l.m. A question, inquiry.
/.(*}) Pistia stratiotes.
"STfl.^;st(tiT).t./.A riddle, enigma.
1. m. Laxity,
ii.^rtijipjl.in. Affectiun, solicitude,
respect, civility.
IT.T^W(W) 1 . n, A fountain, a cas.
cade; a oozing; part of the
western Gh&ls of Hindusldn.
U.fan(Hi-fTT-H)a. Modest, humble.
Wff (wi-m-ff) o. Flowing.
S.B*l(*f:- 1 <n-*i) a.Languid, flaccid.
(aj:-sjr-^J a. That should be
asked, or enquired after.
Hîet-ft-lT) Asking a question.
H.S (:-eTT-S) Prior, best. m. A
chief, a leader, a conductor./.
Wife of a chief or leader.
CWTB-TT*) 5. m. A young
bull training for the plough.

HBTst (^l) 3- /- A cow pregnant
with her first calf.
I. d. To spread or
diffuse ; to bring forth young.
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*.*TB <W:-Wr-*f) p. Attached to i

eternal ; eipanded ; obtained.
adv. Eternally, constantly.
*.*((fSi:)2./ Union ; adherence ;
energy ; acquiring ; a topic.
TI ST (TO'- Introduction ; connection; attachment; revealing a
secret; a secondary plot. [ing.
a.*^T(si| 1 . n. Applying ; connecty.Sjfa (nfc) 2./. Purity ; favour.
(ar) 5. m.Virtue ; Brahmd.
l^ti Accomplishment,
S.^JTCffi-W-'S) a. Clear; pleased:
gracious./. Spirituous liquor.
S.WIT (ffr) t. /. Brightness;
purity ; favour, kindness, [ed.
mS(*4l-)l Looking pleasSBfl.1V' (W-HMT) o. Idem.
qflfa 2./. Clearness; pleasing.
inrim Spirituous liquor.
a.<JW(W) 1. i- Violence.
S.^^H (^) I. n. Deliberating.
Softer Oil) 1./. Deliberation.
IWlStÎ {^t!-W-^)n.ThBt should
be considered or discussed.
S.^T(V)l.m.Spreading; space; occasion; affectionate solicitation ;
speed ; war ; multitude ; iron

arrow ; process, n. Spreading.
S-*TW I. n. Surrouudiug an
enemy; overspreading acountry.
*X*f* (f.)2././A.
H.^q^r 1. m. An intendcr.
S.fltfl (*f) I. n. Spreading; proceeding, advancing.
Jt.W(*i) 1. m. Bringing forth;
hirth; offspring; fruit; flower.
<*0 1 . m. A tree, Pljra.
V.^HJ Cl-'St-W) p. Bearing./. A

woman in labour.
1. a. The footstalk
of a leaf or flower, peduncle.
H^-UHl ("ft) 3./ A mother.
JMrfw($i)4. K. A father./, (ft)
iT-^Pra (*t-fWt-fir) a- Bearing.
3 .^37 (^l-aiT-^) a. Contrary ; ina.'J'! 1. M, A beast of prey.
a. Î(f) l.n. Embracing ; defeat;
bearing, m. Beast of prey.
S.'TO adv. Forcibly ; exceedingly.
raW.^K 1 . m- A robber.
.nc01.. Clearness ; favour ;
welfare; composure; poetry; perspicuity; conneclion; idol's food.
TWi^T(^)l.s. Boiled rice; cleaning ; pleasing. /. (m) Service.
ar^. , SI(:-îr-S)'(. Kind, happy.
S.îf^TT |w;-rir-ri) p. Propitiated,
worshipped ; purified.
ir.flTUfrlî-^r-tfJ'iPerrecting/lWT)
Wild rice ; a dressing woman.
a.ÎWI("i)l n Dressing ; effecting.
n.f. (.f ^t) A comb./. A drug.
ST.3lfna(Tt:-rH-'H/ Orn..mented ;
accomplished, completed.
S.'SI**(Wi->flT-i*ijaAccumplishnble.
S.WTCpCi) 1- m. Going to forage.
Y.^K%4)l..0pMMiiir. advancing,
going to forage or surround an
enemy. /. Cst I Pmleriu fo:tida.
sr.UTfW(ilJ-in-7f)/>.Stretched out.
s.*ifpr (ft-Mt-ft) a. Going
along gently, flowing, creeping.
Sr.ftlH (if) 1- Pus. o. Attentive,
diligent, devoted to, bound.
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S.ftfil(fin) 2./.Ligament : fetters.

S. - V ^ ) a . Cel ebrat ed ;ado r n ed ; ornamented.
U.ftfi 2-/ Fame, celebrity.
5[.5JI(fl:-J?l-S'] Asleep.
9. WW) 3./. A mother ; a mare ;
a spreading creeper ; a plantain,
(fl) I./ A mare.
U.eH (*) 1. n. A flower. /. (Wt)
One who has boruc a child, p
Born ; engendered ; delivered.
aWfa (firO -/ Bringing forth ;
birth ; offspring ; prodaction.
St.fH9rr (uri) \.f. A woman who
has lately hud a child.
5TW>.W m) 1. n. Pain.
H.*t () 1 . n. A flower ; a bud j
fruit, a. Born, produced.
THfiiw (1:) 1, m. K&madfva.
f.m\ |7t) l. h. The palm Df the
hand hollowed. /. (fll) The leg.
n. A measure, p. Gone out or
forth ; dispersed; stretched out;
modest i swift : engaged in.
S^r?r(rfT:)2./.i(fem.
a^*{^0 l m - s P ,ill,ilill E : oozing.
a.%ft^T(Wl)l./ A small garden.
H.^f^fl. (Ûf-^st-'T:) Favourahle, propitiated. [snck.
ACT 1, M. Part of a lute; a

9.<T"^;i**:) 1. m. A part of a lute.
i.n. Purging, diarrheal,
9.^r^*r (WT) I./. Diarrhma.
HWaHl-nW) P- Fallen, dropped.
hi. A sinner, an outcast.
l.M, A stone or rock i a
jewel ; a bed of flowers, notation
uf music ; handful of grass.
.V*K'H. m. A jungle or wood ;

bed of flowers ; bed or couch.
S.T*(*D 1- Opportunity; intraductiou ; subject ; section.
a.QTOlr (nr) I /- Coiumencemeot,
introduction, dramatic prelude.
9t".^5it( : -irr-sf)a Appropriate,
a.fac (O)l.m. A bed or couch
made of leaves, blossoms, &c.
a.^H(Ti:-Tir-7f)a. Crowded; clnatering ; sounded.
U.^fH (n:-Wt-B) a. Idem.
S.1H (iTf-UI-lf) o. Said ; ready ;
praised; prepared. [peared.
a.^fl (fti-ar-fi) p. Spread ; disapS.'SH^lO 1 - m - A measure of quantity, 4 kadavas, 48 double handfills ; table-land on a mountain.
a. Gtiing forth ; spread ; solid.
ITIJI.lpq iW-) U M. A sort of basil.
St.WIWf'itl.lt.Going forth ; march;
murch cf un assailant ; departing ; a low kind of drama.
9IBPr.fTH(S)l.n. Breach of agreement on interesting occasions.
9HTftf5'B a. Ready
to go, about to set out.
9.1Tfa (:-T-*l a- Departing.
I. n. Sending or taking away, embassy.
9.IT1^H*i:-*lI-'i) That is sent
away or curried off. [patched.
S.Wfinr (Hi-HT-Ji.) a. Sent, disH.lt^(^-fa*T-faja. Marching.
S.fitTff (Bi-fiT-fi) n. Set out.
fl-fafe (fir:) 2./. Setting oat; a
journey, a march, advance.
a.TSia (*;-zt.^; a Blomn.expanded.
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H.wftw (nT^TWf) p. Swollen.

S.OTtenr(st) 1. n. Winnowing basket ; striking ; expanding ; winnowing ; ripening.
H.^fw(fa-) 2./. ForgetfulneBS.
].m. A range of mountains in tbe peninsula ; sweat ;
urining. n. Water ; oozing.
g.*PT (*:) I. m. Urine ; flowing.
H.Wft (W.-m-lt) p. Oozed out.
J.WI (W;) 1. m. A loud noise.
S.[trir{a:-Tt-^)''.Inducing sleep.
S.ftra [W-"5T-) p. Perspiring.
H. Si^ (t;i) 1. n, Perspiration.
(lU-nT-lf) a. Perspiring.
D%t\ff.*i{ (UtH^ft-^W) a- Idem.
inriftr (ft:) 2. u. The moon.
sl'CI (w:-w[-n'] p. Struck, wounded;repelled; spread; contiguous, bounding ; learned.
U-^fÔ 1. . A watch; 3 hours.
y.^T* () 1. n. Weapon; war;
killing ; covered car for women.
S.Tft'>l (X\) 5. m. Watchman.
- Striking,
(i;) 1. m. Joy, delight.
(*:) 1. m. The planet Jfereury or its ruler. /. (*it) Turmeric, a. Delighting.
W.*f*If (H-Wr-Tt) p. Delighted.
TT^nr (^^ft-TI) P- Laughing./.

Arabian jasmin.
V-XV* (') 1 Loud laughter ;
sarcasm, ridicule, a farce.
W.W*T(>fi\) 3./. Arabian jasmin.
I. lfa* (71) 1. n. Laughter.
H.TO (0 1. m. The open hand
with the fingers extended.
S.^r^ () 1. n. Destruction.
S.^nrcrl 1 '!) 1 n. Abduction.
a'VTtiTOl.m. Striking, wounding.
S.^RT" (f) 1. n. A desirable gift.
S(^[rT*t 1. "i Lasting pain
from a wound, o. Bruised.
*.^r*(:) 1 .hi, Shiva ; loud laughter; blowing (a flower); a dancer ; place of pilgrimage.
S.^lfo?r(^l)5.ni.A i C!,er : a clown.
Jt.fo (f*:>2. tn. A well.
3. f^{H:-m-ti)p. Sent; appointed ;
placed ; extended ; discharged
as an arrow ; learned ; suitable.
(Til n. Sauce, condiment.
3.*tl a- Left. m. Loss.
a^W.aPtfitfl (a:-sr-fl) a. Slain.
JI-SB (71) I . n. Offering food to
spirits or goblins.
5Tr,(*T:-Jlr-) p. Seized.B.Killing.
(S:-BT-tf) p- Delighted.
f*0 '- m - A crow H.iinr(?f)l. n, Victuals or sweetmeat s, &c . d i s t ri 1) ute d a t f e s ti v ala .
a%?r^N)l.n. Holiday sweetmeats.
3.Yf"a*T (*!) I./ An enigma, a
riddle, a puzzling question.
' A prince.
*.*fn (ftO 2./. Pleasure.
lT.H(H:*flT-'B) a. Pleased, happy.
H.SBfS (fir:) 2./. Happiness, joy.
a.W^ 1X0 L Joyi noise;
Hirany&ktha's son.
!T*Tf?T, (Tti-Tfl-Tf) p. Delighted.
TO (W-TI-jf) h. Bowed, bent ;
intent on ; engrossed by.
IUf'l l.M. Bowing, worshipping,
TOT^f^ (fisJ-f*;.{) a. Saluting
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J.*WW:)1- '" Summoning, [ed.
UTtera I Jl:-rr r-TT'n.Bent ; conquer.
HI (*) srfa 2. a. To fill.
il-U (U!-Z!!-I3) High, lofty.
HI* adv. Before ; eastern ; first ;
pnst; ut dawn of day. early.
gr^ft* (*0 I A catamite', a
dancer who hires others* wives.
ST5!ira(rt)l.n One of Shiva's eight
attributes : his fiat ; wilfulness.
srwn"(Ti)lm-Ao inoloaore, a fence.
W^rOa (*H-*TMf) a. Walled, &c.
STTSn (HO 1. m. A low man. n. A
diuli-Ct. n. Low, vile ; natural.
SrB7T-^(^!) l ' m - Common fever.
giH3.!C*HI (V:) 1. m. End or dissolution of ihe world. [nerd.
3IT!nrm}* (*) 1- m - Man in gegrBB.fm m. A true friend.
STUffl* (*t-<t-<f) o. Belonging
to matter, material.
SlSiwW) 1- Former time.
sriSfl"^W (*t-1t-f) a. Ancient.
SlffiW (ft:) I. The tip of kusa
grass placed to the east.
srm5r (Wi-IT-'I) Old, ancient.
Sm***<l( , 4} 5. n. Fate; thing
done. [the lunar asterisms.
n^.TOH*^) 3 -f- The nth of
y\V^^lwift.WW-)l'>>.Vrihaahpati.
T*raj.qiTWnw (W:) 1.
HW.flWIi (*01) I-/ Dawn.

WW/lTCSW:-**-*) a. Having the
head to the east.
SPaatld) L. n. Pungency; sharpness i wickedness.
HMTWrfT:) m - Non-existence of
what may be ; non -possess ion.
WH^W(5f)l . n. Confidence, boldness ; importance, rant.
TTfl.-^Hlf.^) 8. /.The north-east.
HlU.lfHSI (B^-f^-t%) a. Going
before m A precursor.
Slll.^lffnr 1. tn. A country,
Kdmarupa, part of dsam.
STÛT I. m, A peak ; height ;
a sign of ignorance.
*nm* l.m. The peak of a
mountain ; excellence ; priority.
MlffHV adv. In a former state.
STpj.YT (rt-Xt-t) a. Chief.
HTHT3 f5) 1. n. Thin curds.
g;m (aj:-TOT-W) o. Chief.
srniTt (Is) J. m. Room where the
friends assemble at a sacrifice;
a former race or dynasty,
(us) I. m.War, battle.
wramtOl.m- Dropping ; pouring.
UTaw ("ft) 1. m. A guest,
g-jBfattf i . tn. Idem.
VIT (Til !. m. A tabor or drum.
TTTTW C'l 1, n. Drum ; court-yard.
Si^^ni (V) 1. " Special plen.
TT15f.îa:-*ai-^1-^l) a. Eastward.
Strang rtl^STTi-Tr^) Eastern -, before ; former, first ; at
the top, above./. The east.
{ff'VPti Contrary to
rectitude, or institutions.
HTîta (aaO 1 * A scholar.
UlH5Tl(*T) I./. MuEquito falcon.
Tf]^1't(=i:-Tl-'si ). Eastern; former,
ancient./, n. A fence, a wall. /.
A plant ; an ichneumon.
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Sl^tir.lW^ (0 1. m. A tree.
3rtfr.*fv^jf(:)l'"*-A<ta i king.
UI^fjITFa* 1. m. A fruit
( Fl aco u r tia cat a ph ract a) .
T1^t l l<tt(î)l- n- The sacrificial
thread worn by brdhmans.
ltr^Tn^lffr?I 5. m. A firrf/imnn wearing his sacrificial cord.
Hl^t.Tifa (fa:) 2. m. Indra.
ST^H (t) 1. b. A fence, a wall.
Si^?re(T0 1. m. Vdlmtki. plu. The
ten sons of Prackinavahi.
SI^ (î:) 5. m. Eastern country.
SIl^_(srTCj 5. m. An inquirer,
(*) 1 . m. A driver.
SIJH (if) 1- A goad.
5mHtai(ar!)l. m. First of the F<eudivas ; Allahabad ; a form of
marriage. /. (BIT) Giving away
all before becoming an ascetic,
n. A penance ; a rite ; Rohini.
STfsiE (ID 4. m. A coachman.
UTS (5:) 1. m. A pandit. /. (in)
Knowledge, a. Wise, clever.
aiaS (s"> 1. a. Learning.
STS-HTT (r) 1. n. Respect for the
learned, reverence.
HTSmfiPJ (^-fa^l-tV) a.Respecting or revering the learned.
TTpi (*q:-wjf-^) a. Much, many.
5tT^^(:-WT-'0') o. Honest, sincere.
Ht^pB(t>!) 2. /.Hands joined and
put to the forehead for respect.
nrfT^r* (*0 I. m. A judge.
5rn (:) I. m. Air inhaled ; life,
w. An animal or sentient being ; cloth.
snW-*ritH (<) 5. n. Vital action.

UTW.ajTH (*:) 1. m. Dying, death.
irJWW(l:)l m. Air, wind ; a strong
man ; a progenitor of mankind ;
a place of pilgrimage.
STW.^ (^-^T-^)a. Life-giving or
sustaining, it. Waier ; blood.
am.W^() 1. n. Sustaining life.
S]qM(i)!n.Life,living] the throat.
srrni.Wt*! I. m. A husband.
5jr^*l (W:) 1. m. Air, collyrium./.

{^1) Sneezing ; hickup.
Ht'-nfTTlT (^0 1- w. Living.
Sl^.litlJ (V ^-Tpa.Desiroua of
escape or of saving life.
HHi.S^K^l) t /- A medicinal plant
Tjr^.jm (^:) I, m. Peril of life.
siW.Hmff (SI'T) 5. m. The ocean.
srr^.iiWjff) a. Living, sentient.
HKMnj fa-^W) a. Full of life.
HPJ.Kq.im im) 1. m. Seat of the
soul, the vital organ.
STOpT (fSt-ll) P- Reviving.
irw.UWl^H) 1./. Support of life.
am.gfTH f" : ) 2/Mere subsistence.
Jtlxi.^riKlOl.m. Exhaustion; death.
SIW.9ilU(H.') 1. ra. A religious exercise, suspending the breath.
5TT*i.**R. (V) 5. n. The body.
STIIT.^HT (fll) 1./ A wife.
SIl.-gt(T:-:i-^)oTaking away life.
^rw.TTrnr () 1. n. Aconite.
at'S.TrffT (*t-fHt-ft-) a. Deadly,
a. Idem.
*l?rtV*ra (Hi) 1- m- A husband.
MT*T 5 a(l!) 1. Death,
St^Tt^r* (*-*t-w) a. Fatal ; capital (punishment), n. Murder.
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TOT*m{4t)l. m. du The AeKnini
physicians ; two vital sin.
SIWTW (ti) 1. n. Injury to life.
srapmK*') Lin-Breathing in a particnlar way through the nostrils
only, as practised by ascetics,
sjlfuflt; (Wc-^'-<j)a Wishing life.
aiT*.^ () l.n. Cock-fighting.
Tlf^{*l) 5. m.Seatient being, an j
animal, a. Breathing, living.
S'Fl.-qTn (Tl) 1. /. Cruelly to
animals or living creatures.
Srfr.wnn (m) \ .f. A mother.
HifV-f^l (WT) 1./. Cruelty.
srrfw.fofT (*r:-?Ti-'H) a. Good for
living creatures./ A shoe.

sroTai (ii) 1. i>- Debt.
5tI%n(H!)l.i. A husband./, (m).
sjinni 1 ("(f) 1 . R. Part or product of
an animal, as milk, flesh, &c.
arW.'.WrU (m) I,*, Morning duty.
WWi.^ttlT (aiTl)l./. Idem; dawn.
JtITr:.^*R (W) I. m. Day break.
nn.qrt*T (l") Early bathing.
SHUT otf. Morning, dawn,
imiqw () 1. m. Breakfast
smqftni(!T: -fTI-^f ) o.Breakfasted.
UTfT.'Sl (10 I. m. A minstrel who
wakes kings, a. Sung early.
aiW.wnj im) 4. m. A crow ; one
who eats early.
mrjSmW <= ' Breakfast.
srfasjT (<ti) 1./. Decrepitude.
SlfH.?if(i-#r-*)a-Opposing.
SlfiT.^H (^) Opposition.
Slfif.W^Yir [t-.-*l-'*) a. Fit for a
family, or dependants.
STlfiTTO a. Hostile.
aTfa.lf^T (f) l.n. A noun in its
crude state, m. Fire.
Stfir.irfw (*:-**.$) a. Hostile.
Hlftr.Wrai (a) I n. Security, bail.
^rfir.SlHf(l4ll.l>. Inverted order.
STPf.lW (W) 1. m. A neighbour.
Sift 1 .fer*("j:-W|-"i)a. Own, proper.
HO Km. A juggler.
irifif-TtTW W) K Bl, Idem.
Uitftn (H:) 1. si. SAntmm.
!tTffiiajr(W:-flfl"j) a. Reverse.
srsiF(n(*"*W) a. Trusty, confidential. m. A surety.
smF.ajfwraE (J0 1. m. A student
just beginning the Vidat.
STOUT* (5I>t-) a. First, initial.
STOKi ) Priority,
mq (m:-*HT-itf) a. That should be
prayed for or sought.
SI^ferai(VSjLn.Circumambulation.
Hr^.HI^T:) I. m. Manifestation.
iti^bbjb; (W:-Hr-*i) a. Manifested.
a T5*l Evidently, visibly.

bid. Name ; existence.
lTft (:) 1. m. The span of the
thumb and fore-finger ; place.
SrtWW (1*) K n. Gift, donation.
StT^ri (V-lM) o. Of the evening,
ailiaj K . Superiority.
ST1TSIHTI adv. Chiefly.
spSt* (*;:) Lm. A finished student.
STVIttl (sj) 1. n, Reading, study.
STta (cgi-m-sj) a. Distant : bent -,
binding, m. A carriage,
aiî ndu. In conformity ; crookedly ; in a stooping form.
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HPff . WJi 11 rfu.
HPB.^f (if') 1. n.
5TWK (^1. n.A long
border; end.
Bordering, mnrginnlly.
A suburb.
and unshaded
road ; a forest ; hollow of a tree.

TTOCTJ^si) 1. n. A long, lonely
and tiresome road.
Hiq (v-TjMi) o. Watery,
iirq* (*:-*T-qr) a. Procuring.
SlTlCi) Obtaining.
fljrflVl*01- m - A trader, dealer.
Hlfq-T (m-UMi) p. Procured, got.
urrilflN (>-*:-) a- Desirous of
causing one to obtain.
5TIJ1 (S:-Sr-S) a. Obtained! fixed.
SftfflH*B (W-WI-^f) a. Whose time
is come ; opportune, fit.
UIU-T^SI (Hj-WI-W) o. Dead.
TJF.^ft (ri:-%:-^: ) a. Enlightsra.WITC::} 1. m. Beast of harden.
Tnn.WTT (W:) I. m. A bullock, a.
Witt; handsome; good.
HTSf.V?CJ:-1I-^)o.LearQed : handaiuri a. Successful.
*IBTq^(<fc-IT-'S)BBeingm fault.
aiSf (W-t) a. Seasonable.
srrfli (fa02 /.Gain j success ; rise ;
collection; the superhuman power of obtaining every thing.
Sltq (<a>ojr-^} a. Attainable.
5rTO(<()l.. Power, domination.
Stitfa*(W.) 1. m. Dawn.
TTTW O) 1. n. Superiority.
arflTHl (W) 1. n. Authority.
UTiTrf fff> I. a. A present, a donation, an offering ; a bribe.
STWlW*(W:-1 , -lS) a. Having evidence or authority, m. A president ; a learned man.

(^f) 1. n. Proof, evidence.
3Tfll^ (^fl) I. m. A tree (Justicia
adhenntoda). n. Madness.
STflfa] (all 1. n. Debt.
anj (us) 1. m. Fasting to death;
abundance ; state of life. n. Sin.
a. Like, resembling ; much.
Unjw (W) 1. n. Voluntary death.
irm.ir^ orf. Commonly, usually,
HlfT(W:-Wt-'F)a-Common, usual.
are.fafl rfT:) 1. m. Expiation.
amPai.f^ft {(*) 2. /. Rules of
expiation or penance.
VnV adti. Frequently, abundantly,
Uiswfni (<t) 5. m. A horse.
Tniisiinr (i) In. Fasting to death.
Stirqîrfirqrr (*r) 1./. Idem.
urca* (^:-afi-w) p. Begun.
grtfai (fa*) 2./. A rope or chain
for fastening an elephant.

HK'W m. Beginning.
ap5^r (Vi-VT-*r) a. Asking ; asker.
ar^TT (sir) \.f. Asking, ]irayer.
5ITi*fa(*}) 1. n. Third or Dwdpar
age. o. Askable, begged for.
!tr*ifij(Hi-*r-*>fl. Asking.
sufwa , (*:-rn-ri> n.Asked ; prayed.
STl fifin.*1l (TT W- Tift-TTf, ) a. litem.
STOW (13) I. b. A garland banging round the neck reaching tothe breast ; a necklace.
UtwfiTO (*0 1-/. A garland.
Frost.
irr?n)il3(SJ:) 2..Tha moon.
(Z:) 1. m. Barley.
are ( 529 ) fin
JiTT^K:) 1. m. Ao enclosure.
(J) 1. n. An upper or outer garment, any covering.
WWHT(*:) 1. m. Idem.
atW.wrere:}!. m. A body louse.
wifBI (qi) ) . n . Skilfulneas.
HTSs;(^:-^:-^)n .Wishing to Vfear.
aTIT (W-HI-'rf) a. A veil, a clonk.
p. Veiled, covered. [fence.
arefa (fn:> 2./. An enclosure ; a
SUfH (t*l 5-/- The rainy'season.
aievi (aO 1 /. Idem.
amr^t(^t) 3./. Cow&ch.
arefa* HO l.n. A peiicock. a.

Produced in the rains.
amfa.w (unn-i) a. idem.
aiPmKîjl.ni.The Kadamba tree,
o. Produced in the rains ; much.
apfr*r (l') A manufactory.
VTm (if) I. n. Feeding ; taming.
arfiOT(W) ]. a. Oblation to deified
progenitors, a. Eaten, tasted.
arfiia (a) 1. n. Any thing edible.
aiftf* (*) 1. m. An assistant at a
spectacle or assembly ; inquirer,
ara(î) I. m. A bearded dart.
amw I, m. A die or dice.
awr {TO 1. "i- Yoke for cattle.
ajaflfar a. Relative to ;
innate ; inseparable ; incidental.
aWSjf^JOl - m -A beast of draught.
arei^0*-''A temple ; a palace.
apa^-fra* (a:) 1. m. A pigeon.
arVT^.-3ff (sT:) 1- m. A terrace.
aiW^-BT (T) l.n. A turret.
atar<tll (W-VMj) a. Of n palace.
atfw(ar01-m- A spearman, a lancer, one armed with darta.
aTO (W-W-tf) P- Thrown, cast.

aifWIT (*:*!-*) a. Bought for a
Prastha, or measuring one.
are (V) 1. m- Instruction in the
art of acting and dancing,
arai (HO ' m. The forenoon,
aiijt arfu. In the morning.
ar?N*T (ns-^^rf) o. Belonging to
the forenoon or morning.
SlsS-fraiii adv. In the forenoon,

fafl Dear, beloved, m.
A husband ; a sort of drug ; kind
of deer./. A wife ; cardamoms ;
faTO (arO I. . A tree ; a plant ;
a spotted deer ; a bee ; saffron.
faW.WKlTj-rt-O a, Kind; suiiing.
fa^J.STH (TO i. m. A benefactor.
RpV-TC (^-TJ-aJ) o. Amiable, attractive, affectionate.
faaV" 1 (*-<t*^) Grateful to,
kind towards, n. Gratifying act.
firIT(TO 2-/- A medicinal plant ;
panic seed ; long-pepper.
fan.fq%"Nl (ai) 1. /. A desire to
please or gratify.
fira.fTH (fli-flMi)o. Dearest, m. A
tree (Celocia cristata).
fin|.TI>C (a>TI-<) Dearer,
ftp!?!! (fll) l.f. Love, affection.
faU.ipbr (=flr-Î-H) o. Handsome.
m. A parrot ; a tree (Mimusops).
fsss.aru fa) 1- i' Eloquence in
language, a. Eloquent.
fira.S^T ^-^"^P a Lamenting
the loss of any beloved object.
faH.VlWff)l.n, Speakiog kindly.
tffir ( 529 ) *r
fsPMH* (T:-J[-W) a. Affectionate.

fau.??^:-^T-Ou.Spcaking pleasantly, m. A sort of demigod.
fsTJufa^J (3:-wj:-WJ| a. Dear to.
fa^'wfaBr(r (HI) 1./. Amiability,
fau.urg^ (*:-wf-^J a. Dear to.
fai'Hr^'^'rTT Car) 1./. Amiability.
ftl.7>*f(<Sf)3/.Ecbite3fruteEceii9.
fafl.TTf^ll (^l-f^-fO a. Sweet.
fas-S'a 1. m. A friend; a
mimosa tree. /. (tff) A female
fim.WH(T?)l.n. Eloquent and true
discourse, o. Pleasant and true.
ftI.^W(H!)l.in. Champa flower.

fsTTTW (W-Sir-^l Announcing
good or pleasant tidings.
fattiq {w) 1 . m. Pipai tree.
finrrg (g:-^-^) a. Fond of life.
faSt.fqsr (qt-ftiorl-fq) a. Friendly.
faSrfXir (W-JTMT) B.Weil or kindly apoken, it. Gentle speech.
*T (tj,*) stas 4. </. (Ji.sf) st^rRr,
-Sift 9.e.(ftt,wr)R^fir,w;aiviRi.
ill. 10. c. To please, satisfy; to
be pleased ; to love.
!f|r (W-W-Kf) n. Old; pleased.
JJlUT (*() 1. m. Satisfying, satiety.
at*T (a-W-fi) fl. Pleased; kind;
beloved, n. Pleasure, delight.
jtnrarv (wr-U) n. Pleased, kind.
!flf<t (fa:) 2. /. Love ; joy ; wife of
Cupid ; 2nd of 27 Yogas.
frffi.w*: Oft-*) . Pleasing.
5tftf.w (II:) I./. Wife of Cupid.
atfrr.^ (^:) 1. m, A jester, a. Affectionate, kind, loving.
sjtfil.XP! (fl) 1. n. A kind present.

flfrT,^re(g)l.n.Token of affection.
alfrl.^s** (3f) ado. Ity favour.
stfilW(lIl^-irfft.flTrJ a. Kind.
ijtfW.flSre (iTT:-iir;-i!:) a. Kindhearted ; content, happy.
3Tfit.*^.(î) 5. n. Kind speech.
ntS (iTO 2. w. A bird.
3tatira(q:>VMi) ;).Being pleased,
a (V) STfl 1. if. To go.
aq ('S)arafiT 1. n. To burn. n.
S^lffl 9. a. To be unctuous, or
bland ; sprinkle ; fill ; set free.
ag (e:-Ei-lt) a. Burnt.
a=l(cj:) 1. Hot season ; the sun.
/. (^T) A drop of water.
5w 1. m. A spectator.
HÛ (li) I. It. The eye ; a shew.
(WMO/.* Seeing, viewing.
a-eHu^r (w:-$T-w) m. Looking at.
0*1)/. Woman fond of shews.
awfltl a. Visible.
a^^hr* (ffT:-<*t-*) a. Idem.
a^nrlt (-WI-<) p. Beholding.
5^rurHF(qi:-^tl-^Bein5 looked at.
5W (^T) 1./. Intellect ; dancing ;
seeing ; seeing a play; a branch.
afaTI (ir-Ht-fOp. Seen.
ag"" ("f) 1 . n. Going ; entering ;
drama in one act ; swinging.
aifl (^1)1-/. A swing, a hammock;
roaming ; a horse's motion.
a fjJT(l: -(11-^)0. Swung; joined to.
3fr1 tf) 1. n. A swing, a hammock, a swing cot.
ajflfa'f (Si-W-lfy a. Agitated,
swung.
a>(7i;)!. . A ghost n. Deceased.
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5a.*^w('B) 5- Funeral rites.

ajr.Bsi (w-<fl() !.*.//*.
(T) I- - A cemetery.
(* t. n. State of the dead.

5a. (H) 1. n. Smoke of the pile.
5H.^CT(^t) 3. /. The river of hell.
TW.*tC (Tt) 1 . m. A ghost, corpse.
j>.Mwwi.*w c riie9
out the dead ; kinsman, [month.
5tT.tt^ 1. Dnrk half of the
SsTTTa* ftO 1 . m. A drum played
at the death of a person.
Sn.uRr (fWi) 2. m. Yama.
5lT.^r*(*) 1- Funeral vessel.
iff.TWI () 1.
aH.smtifiO I. Hades.
3lT.WW(W) 1. n. A huryiog ground.
Sw.Tlftff (W-TIMt) a. Possessed
by a devil, fiend or evil spirit.
aa.Jjft (ft:) 2./. Purification after the funeral rites. [corpse.
S*.-TO() m - who cflrties the
aTTTfl (fl) 1 - >< Funeral coke.
?7fjtn(*t:)l.. An offering to the
manes or the dead,
am adv. In the next world.
afH-WTT (H') Future birth.
(li) 1. n. Pervading, spreading ; satisfying. [obtain,
('fl:-^-^) a.Wishing to get or
Jm*tfHHlJ 5' Affection, love ;
pleasure, m. Indra ; air.
mm Loving.
Sm.lPTT I. i- Rheum ; tears.
**.Fw Agitated
by love. [from love
affl*.^. (H-.-'Wi-^) o- Weeping
3vrrtni-ir9t-*lO o. Denrest.very
dear./. A wife, a mistress.
g^TUSi mO 1. A heron.
aWn") 1. n. Sending; commanding; passion ; causal verb,
sftw (W:-HT-Tf) a- Sent, ordered.
5i5^(4t)5. m .The ccean./.A river.
WW Sqifl.d.Togo.
5* [lO 1- Sending; pain.
WW (qrj |, ri. Sending.
afiriT (Ht-HT-lf) o. Sent.
5h (B;-si-^)fl.lloat or very dear.
/. A wife ; the leg.

aai (**) 1, m. A servant.
affliPât-r-Tn-Tr) o. Eogaged with
or attended by servants.
(^:) 1. in. Sorrow, pain, phrenzy ; sending, directing,
tai (si:) 1. m. Servant, n. Service.
STW (Wi-WW) a. Said.
"SfT^Wf (*i) 1. n. Killing animals in
sacrifice; killing ; sprinkling ; a
text repeated on killing.
ara^t-TI^ (3) 1. n. Vessel for
sprinkling water,
a 1 farr(w:-(TI-'H)a Sprinkled; killed,
ajwi (H-'flt-w ) p. Flowing over,
ar^r (<*:-itt-si) P- Swelled.
arsrrflT(i)l.n. Killing, slaughter.
aTSffi^ {M) 1. a. Leaving.
5Tfafl (l.-ffl-W) a. Abandoned.
aiU to) 1- m. A spitting pot.
5jw(w)l. n. Cloth. p. Sewn ; tied;
inlaid ; joined, united.
aTHTBjr^T (sr) I . n. An umbrella.
5r?qra(*l: )'> A sort of palm tree,
aynjiîr (si) 1. n. Device.
ilPWW (>") I . Clearing away.
Di i Ii:l'"J !:.
si* [ 531 ) rw
$^rft3(fT:-7FT-*I>.Left; expelled.
3nBT (*:) 1. m. Effort ; stimulus.
SHAW* (T:)1. m. Instigator or
adviser of any act or crime.
ST^T?* (si) 1. n. Instigating.
3rrfllf%Tr (ift-Tll-tr) a. Incited.
ttw CS.*I)aT<ir?r,^l. c.Tobe able ;
to be ample ; to destroy.
5m (T:-'II-*i) o. Travelling ; famous ; fined.m jf.Tip of a horse's
nose. m. The liip ; fmtus or embryo ; old cloths.
(B:-HT-E) p. Sounding loud.
STsrfl^ {) ] . n. A loud sounding.

SlfirsCO^ST-BjD. Budding forth.
SnrrT (Jn-HT-W) a. J.ofty.
SPHr (sf) 1. n. A filling.
Sjftiii (*f p. Filled.
iirmirfgq a. Wishing to
cover or conceal.
aTfflfaa (Tlt-Ht-Wja. Convalescent.
srri'OT {>{) 1. ii. Drawing lines.
3ra (^:) 1. tn. Burning.
Elfins (ff.-Ht-^) a. Abroad ; absent from home, sojourning.
3Tft?T.iK*E (*t) I./. A woman
whose husband is absent.
sirr^.H^ (if) 1, n. Dying from
home, or in a foreign country,
5ITRlfrTB,(ÎST-T3t-^tr I o.Strunge.
3rB(B:-%t) 1. m. 3./. A carp ; 02.
Sl.q^H?I) I./ One of the constellations i a part of pegasus.
!^-^-<)a. Born under
the sign of the above stars.
m. An elephant's foot or
ancle; a joint. . Skilful, logical.
STtftU (l:-*IT->*) 0. That should

he argued or reasoned.
5TB (B:-ar-ej a. Full grown, married ; confident, forward ; dark ;
old ; controverted. /. A woman
from 30 to 55 ; a mistress.
frfs (fs:) 2./. Enterprise, zeal,
hold exertion ; investigation.
snfar.tirs; (*.:) l.m. Who sits with
his feet on a seat.
ti! |<tr:-^T-nr) a. Clever.
arwRra (wj-^V) a. Covering.

te) I- The month Bhddra, (Aug. -Sept.)
S^, W mfa.Tt 1. c. To eat.
Bq(q:) 1. m. Waved leaf fig-tree ;
holy fig ; one of the 7 continents
of the world ; a private door.
S^(^:) 1. 11. Jumping, plunging ;
a raft ; a frog ; a monkey ; a
sheep ; a duck ; a diver bird ; a
declivity ; a fig-tree ; along accent ; a piece of water ; fishing
basket; enemy; sending, a. A
grass ; a fragrant grass.
334T(V:) 1. m. A tumbler ; an outcast ji. A fragrant grass, a. Leaping, jumping, plunging.
>W(t)l. m. A monkey, an ape; a
frog; the charioteer of the sun ;
a diving bird.
ar.nfiT (fa.-j 2. t*. A frog.
S*f.T(T:)l. m. A monkey ; a deer.
ST.T {V-> I. m. Idem.
jRTI(5i)l. n. Jumping; swimming;
a deluge, inundation.
8*IT*r (*:-*I-*i) u. Plunging, Sc.
SIT* I (U) 1 -/. A boat, a raft.
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gm(g:) I. m. The fruit of llie Hibiscus popultienides.

gr^ {?:) 1. m. Submersion.
Slfajl (W.-Wt-rf) J>. Inundated.
HlfaflTX.Hra (TT:-VT-<f> a. Overwhelmed in distress.
STpfW tjfl) 5. m. A bird.

9131 (5f-3ir-^) a. That may lie
jumped or inundated.
fintfW) ^H 1. if. To go.
fs^, (^1) 5. m. The spleen.
ftVtXl) l./.Jdfm.
St (II) fl^lRr 9. a. To go.
5NS-3 (flt) 1 - m. Andersonia plant.
5. m.The spleen.
^T?.3ra(^:)2.m.A medicinal plant.
ftflfiiRO 2.m.The holy fig-tree.
(T-) 5RH I , a\ To go ; to jump.
With "3fT to leap up ; with
to plunge "in.
Slfq (ft!) 2. M. Fire or its deity.
jrfl (rf:) 1- '" Bounded ; leaped.
J m.n. The long accent, p. Jumped, leaped ; thrown up.
S W^fa 4. d. (WW) saifn
" 4. a. To burn, (ji) ssoifa 9To be unctuous ; to sprinkle ; to
fill ; to set free ; to be fond of.
q (^!) 1. m. Burning.
SE(5:-HT-B) O. Burnt.
fo.TO 4. a- To burn ;
to share.
(-T) OT 1. d. To serve.
ST? (T) I. . Burning.
^1 (^)^lffl2. o. To eat.
^T (^T) I./. Eating.
flnr (7f:-flT-if) o. Eaten.
(W) 1. n. Eating; food.
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aspirate of the preceding.
<S (*F;) 1. m- Increasing ; a gale ;
a yawning ; fertility ; a mystical
rite./.Distress. n. Angry speech ;
bubbling up./, n. Idle speech.
"*9r "iSfrf 1 . a. To creep ; to move
slowly ; to behave ill, be wicked.
^fBT^T (ft) 1./. A position ; logical exposition ; sophism.
fan(*T)l/. A plant (Siphonanthus) ; a species of hedysarum.
'flfa-SfÎ (511) I./. Salvinia.
HiZ(3:-TI-Z) a. The expanded hood
of the cobta de capello. m. /. A
fZ adv. Exclamation of no meauififTTr (TT) I./ A cricket.
qpn qjiiffr 1, a. To go ; to produce
easily or readily ; to be oily.
fir*Rlf?T (causal) to dilute; to
shine. <H>Ulifa(ffi) to cause to go.
<E^(qt:-wt-<n)l.m./. n.The expanded hood of the cobra de capello.
W.TC (K\) I. in. A snake, cobra.
tpf.Wt^) 1.. Idtm.
<W.WW (\) 0. m. Idem.
I<5.*fa (f?0 2. /. Jewel in the
serpent's head.
1WJ (TPf.) 5. m. A snake.
wrc(<0 i. "' *.
HPMJT(T:) L. m. Jrfem.
IWMWftO 1. in./rfw.
^prfr(m) 5. h. idem.
"Efa-SuMtO 1. m. Messua ferrca.
Efa.W 1. m. A quail.
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rfifo.WS (V:) I. m. A plant (Mama)./, (nil) A sort of basil.

ifTmn (rr:-7n-?t) p . Gone; diluted.
tSfw.HW.Jtfn:) 1. m. Vishnu.
qrfajl (<qY) 5, m. A snake.
<5fa-fa*l (It) 1. >t. Air, wind.
nrfitoTÔlm.The serpent Aaanta.
qpa(^:) 1. m. The belly.
iB.^Glft^ (fl) 5. m. A bird.
I.n. A shield.
tXWfm (?) 1. a. A betel box.
<Btfa>*(ir:) 1- m. The palm of the
hand with the fingers extended,
n. Sweetness ; suavity.
^rei "Safff 1. " To produce or bear
fruit, to fructify; to go. (fsi,^|T)
to divide ; split.
iBW (51) l.n. Fruit; prosperity;
gain ; a shield ; & blade ; a berplougli-sharc ; quotient ; area of
n circle ; equation, m.f. A plant
(Echites antidysenterica).
H"an(*ff!-3r)l.i.n.A shield ; bench ;
plant ; layer, ra. Os frontis ; a
l'.;nf : Messua ferrea. n. Buttocks.
W^-TiP? (WO 2. m. A soldier
armed with a shield.
<5or.^rnTf(iIl)l./. Desire of fruit.
ttvfif*(t) 5. m. A sort offish.
a. Armed with a shield.
<5'if.wan(nn0 1. Caronda fruit.
TOOTTCOCO I. . A cocuanut tree.
TO.*TTO(0 1- ' Tlle scrotum.
Tff.Ufir (F?>F:-ft) Fruitful.
TO.irtFl(<t) 5. m. A tree.
îW.Wrsir (}j) ] . n . Disappointing,
<W.îre(^J 1 . n. Bark of fig-tree
1Bt.â(^j)l. n. Three sorts of fruit

collectively ; three myrolialans.
WW* (*) 1- n. The three my.
robalans collectively. [fruit.
ujsr.^KO'. A tree. a. Yielding
rfreiit (if) I. n. Fructifying.
'E-g-WEfTt (ftis) 2. /. Cessation of
results or consequences.
^Prlfa if":) 2. /. Final result.
H!*F.WtlTl(fiiO 2./.Yielding fruit.
fPJl-f 1^0*0 1. "i. The ripening of
fruit ; caronda ; complete result.
<5^r.<tT^rpnT (ifii) \.f. An animal.
t5W.TTTtl=r(5i)l. . Gathering fruit,
"S3- 9^ (^F : ) 1 01 A sort of esculent root or bulb.
HW.-o^ (T?) 1. m Common citron.
TO.35?(*0 1. m.Idem.
OJW.TK a. Productive.
(W ! *WT-W) Connected
with fruit ; yielding fruit.
<5W.5TTfH (fs=) 2./ Success.
<S<sf.WSI (It) a. Having fruit.
qw.flffl (ftO 2./. Heaven or bell.
(T : ) 1. m. Enjoyment.
ujsi.wfllW(Et-ftl^l-fir) d.Enjoying.
<W.S1ift*ltWt)l/.A sort of date.
cffW.-^rTTOTItilf^-sri-iiln.Feeding on fruits, roots, and air.
WTH (Wf THfr-snj) B. Fruitful.
TOHW(':)l'l- A pomegranate.
HW.wftT(*-ftrwt-tw) a. Bearing fruit, fruitful.
W-VV (:) 1. m. The mango.

C5<BB (!) 1. m. The bread fruit.
IJW.W^ CVO 5 -/ Prosperity.
1W.**W(*l-*t-T) a- Arising from
fruit, profit or success.
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W.9nPr(4jl M.Means of success.

<5g.ftf* (f?:) 2./. Realization.
>CTI.SJffJ (ft:) l.f. Lobs. [ing.
tjurm^t (^1) l.f. Hope, desire
or expectation of fruit.
*5!I^r (it:) I, n. A parrot.
S?rTjg(^f:)l.m. A mimuaops tree.
ÎJJ'Kl (4j 1- n. Rate of profit.
q^Tfi (yii) I. nt. A bambu.
^reriNl(W) l.f. Hope.
tSlTqJT(TT:-tII-Ti) a. Unproductive.
IIVIHNI (ft) 1. hi. Non-enjoyment.
tSlTwfitfr (Tt ) 5./. A cricket.
WWTTisf (*n) I. m. A parrot.
>6TriIfl(iit-fwi1'-ftl) o.Living on
fruit as an ascetic.
tWTgs o- Loving fruit ;
acting for reward.
tSpaH(n:)L ">- A tree - " Fruitful.
tEpJIJT (wt-fosil-fo) o. Searing
fruit, m. A sort of fish ; a tree
in fruit, /. A medicinal plant, a
potherb ; a flower.
<rfT.*r O) I.*. A merchant.
'S'st.^K (?:) 1 . m. Heap of grain.
xmi Hi:) 1. nt. A sort of creeper.
qra\f tf?:-fti-f?) * Fruitful.
o. Idem.
^%.^T(^r)l/.Thctrumpctflower.
tjgrw^j (^;) 1. m. Store of fruit.
HÎWIT (AT) l.f. A small sort of
rope ; benefit of a acred study.

<E5rrfl?f , a (f*t:} 2. nt. The mango.
H^T^n. I. m. Gain, profit;
heaven ; joy; consequence.
<B5tTTSI m) I. m. Regard to resuit a or consequences.
qjl5r [firs) 2 - Pudendum.

qf#rt?f (ns-ltr-W) a- Fruitful.
qWB(Wt:)l. m. An expanded body.
<$*n (ot;) 2./. The opposite leaved
fig-tree ; name of a river ; falsehood; a red powder; spring;
season, a. Sapless ; vain ; weak.
Wrfrr(frr) l.f. Worthlesancss.
WIT (Wi) I. hi, A name of Arjuna; of a month, (Feb. -March ;)
of a constellation.
qai^[l(:)l. m Month Philgana.
Vm(i8) 1. . A bud, a flower.
ajwftr^trft) 5. m. A tank fish.
qrzaoV.An interjection of calling.
tJlfH (fat) 2. /. Unrefined sugar,
molasses; flour niiied with curd,
IlfnV (W) 1. n. Raw sugar.
W (np-nSt-HS) n. Readily prepared (by decoction, &o) a. Diluted decoction; first particles
of butter produced by churning.
A name of * Shiva i
of Baiardma. n. A plough share
o. Made of cotton (clothes).
HIW.WI (s-l.tf) a. Ploughed or
furrowed (a field).
inpaTif (p) 1. m. A name of ^rjuiw; name of a month ; name
of a tree./. (Hi) Day of the full
moon in it ; name of the 1 lih
and 12th lunar uateriams.
iBISJurraal (SP) 1. in. Spring.
<STWf*ra; 1. hi. The month

Phdlguna, February-March.
fnj 2. m. Anger, passion.
ftf4i (;)).(*. Fork-tailed shrike.
ussy (tj!) 1. m, A bird.
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!SZ{^;-3T-2) 1. m.f. a. The hood

or expanded neck of a snake.
HifT adv. Expression of contempt ;
sound of bubbling or blowing.
V.*tX 1. m. Fire.
(K>KT-K) a. Disdainful, m.
Sound of bubbling or blowing.
W.tSff (TTi-Ttl-lf) a. Clown Out;
blown upon ; cooled.
<STO (^0 1 . m. The lungs.
tEffl'JBfir 1. a.To blow or blossom.
[Mr-isr-nfj a. Blown, opened.
Wa.JRif (*s-IMi) a. Large-eyed ;
smiling, looking happy.
Un.Winnowing corn.
{W.) 1. m. A serpent.
I'W.'flr^PT (t:) 1. ib. A species of
the antelope, n. A full eye. a.
Full-eyed, pleased.
W^(VR-?Tft-^ri)a.B]ossoming.
qrw.T^r (W:**n-i[) a. Smiling.
WfilffW:) 2/ Blowing, blossoming.
^rFw(iwO 2./. Flowering.
iJ7r tad. Bubbling, sobbing sound.
lWlt()l. m. Blowing on liquids.
W.fSn-{JH-HT- , n)n.Bubbled. [wind.

qlWlTK:)!- m. Sound of a rushing
^=r(0 l.n. Froth, foam; cuttlefish bone ; vapour.
S^HT 1 . m. Cuttle-fish bone.
/. Boiled rice ; soap berry.
*irwr{TTi) [./. Frothiness.
i^RI (>B0 Frothy, foaming.
ÎWj^-ât-^) a. Idem.
ftsTTlf^ (il) 5, m. Thunderbolt
of Indra. a. Froth-bearing.
**nj(Tj) 1. n. A bubble.
tHWItl (î-Î-'i) p. FoBming.
SHTftr(firi) 2. m. Jnrfra.
^ft'KT (ft) I . /. Froth of treacle.
Sfl* OaO l.m.The soap plant
n. Fruit of the jujube, a. Frothy.
qft(*i) 1. m. A jackal.
ok*(n:) 1. m.Idem.
If!) 1. m. Jackal ; demon ;
fraudulent, crafty, malicious.
(*;) 2. m. A jackal.
îffT 1. a.To go or move.
W 1. m. OrtB.
4wr (WT) 1./. Idem.
f<S(f*i)2.f.Idem. .
SSfa) wfH l.o. To live.
^ fia.The 23rd consonant and third

letter of the labia! class.
I (m) 1. in. Vanrna ; a water-jar.
^fos (8:-ST-"S) a. Much, many.
^'^1^ (WMISt-*):) a. Idem.
Wtff 1 . a. To be large, or able.
TS3T(^r)l/. A mare ; a slave; the
nymph Ashwiai ; anasterism.
TXWTftr (fffO 2-m. Submarine fire.
HTnT^ (W) l.M. /Am; a being
of flame with the head of a mare.

ITTr.gw (W:) I. m. Submarine
fire. n. Infernal regions.
^TTI.^TT (7p) 1 . m. aW. The two
sons of Askmm, physicians.
^TTr.^H (IT:) 1. m.Thc galant of
n slave girl ; a slave.
WW^fa 1. a. To sound.
mi (f.) 1 . m. Sound, noise.
1. n. Traffic.
?fa*r.TjTT{TT:)'^. Merchant's son.
^fim.TW (W:) 2. m. Indigo plant.
*fvwnr (*)!. Traffic, trade. |

(T) I.". A camel,
^fasr (VJS. m. A merchant, a
trader./. Trade, traffic,
slips Cajt-^q) 1./. ".Trade.
-a^fif 1. n. To be steady or
firm, (far) *s;fiT,Tt ^T^ft.W 1.
10. c.To speak, to communicate.
1- '" 3./. The jujube.
hi. Seed of ilie cutton pod, /.
(KT-ft) Cotton./(*T) A mimosa
plant, n. Fruit of the jujube ; the
berry or pod of cutton.
^nwfiqfOsO I. . A plant (Flacourtia cataphracta].
(fts) 2. ra/The jujube, [tree.
^.S^T(^l) 1./. A perfume; a
<r^.^*; 0*) 1. A perfume. !
^.<m (0 1 / A P lant *
^G.W^ (^Jl.n.Partof the ///nutInya range, a place of pilgrimage.
(3E>5M{) Bound, tied.
W^.q/rq (TI-- I I-' l f) Restraining
anger, of subdued passions.
(:-^T-5f)o. Firmly rooted.
^5,f!>3 C3:-^T-î) a. Young ; a
pupil./. (91) A kind of garlic.

**]*ft(ffj:-fl>>-f*).Wfch bands
juinedand raised to salute.
3T^stq (V.-Vl-V) a. Resolved
upon ; determined ; aiming at.
H (f%) ^ffl. 11U*)fcT 1 10. a.To
bind ; tokill.^lH^S 1. a, ifT.To
bind ; to hate ; to suffer change.
-HH [v.) 1. m. Killing ; a killer,
iftiifr l.w. A slaughterer,
ing dcalh, wishing to murder.
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^tl.artfasr ("ft) 5. A hunter; a
butcher
Vft 1.
ga.^rei
aw.WflT
; a fowler.
n. A weapon,
13} I .n. Capital punishment.
fwt) 3- / A place of
^H.ÎTsr (*t) 1. Idem.

aunrar 1^) Poison.
"^T^ .^-^l-^' )a. Worthy of death,
^fsr (î-Tt-Ti n. Deaf.
H-a(^) 3./ A woman, a wife.
^9T^fi(if: Causing death,
fliirspr (tK-'IT-'a) Murderous,
felonious ; about to kill.
^TiTqm(*I
Me
s of death.
*t7 (igi-vn-'a) Deserving deuth.

^HjtTlCai) 1 /.Worthiness of death.
qwi.Hffi (ft:] 2./. Place of public
^wj.SrriT (r) 1. Idem.
TOOOl.n. Lead./, (xt) A thong.
(HI) 1 . A shoe, a slipper.
l^(^,e|âa S.a.To ask or beg.
âj (IT,) ^wffl 9. a. (*) TajTjfa

10. a. To bind or tie. With *rj
to let loose ; with to follow,
be attached to ; with fa to loosen ; with ^ to connect.
3f (W:) 1. m. A pledge, a deposite ; a binding ; the body.
a^(ai)l. n. Exchanging, barter ;
a city ; confinement. m. A pledge.
/. (it) A harlot ; a n;de pliant.
^ -W.rTSJM 1 . n- A complete army.
(i) 1. n. Binding; rope for
tying cattle ; killing, n. n. /. A
rope, a chain, bandage, &c.
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^wr.Hfai (f=*rO 2.m.'Rope for tying

cattle; knot of a ligature.
âtST.^SJ (351:) 2./. Idem.
âfsf.tmsr (SH) 5- A prison.
^wrPflU [v) I. ni. Jrfem.
sw.în (w) 1. m. The post to
which an elephant is tied.
*fa fa) 1. n. Love, desire.
<: (=W:) 2.m.A kinsman ; B friend.
*aj* |qr:) ]. m. A flower, a shrub
(Peotapeies pbeenieea).
xw.ant W:) 1. ""- A friend.
(it:) 1. m. Pentapetea.
ârjjr (Ht) 1./. A multitude of
friends ; friendship,
(at) !. n- Friendship.
*PJ.^fl(H:-i!Mi)/>Giveriby friends.
n. Gifts to a girl at marriage,
^w; (T.--U-X) Uneven ; bent ;
pleasing ; deaf; injurious, m. A
goose; a flower (Peiiiiip'j-.i^) ;
n bird ; a crane ; a drug. /. A
whore, n. A crest ; dregs of oil
cake, {pi.) Meal of parched corn.
(IT-*!-*) a. Friendless.
WlW) 1 "'.A shrub bearing n red
flower (Pentapetea phecnicea).
aaj^.giq (xrj| I, m. A tree (Pentap tera tomentosn).
o.Wavy, undulating;
hiindôniL'. m. A hole, a chasm.

âjf3(f*rt:)2.iiiF!ower(PenUpetc S ).
nag (anr-ajji-'ali) n. Barren, childless ; detained./. A perfume.
vnff- ffi );i . H eci i ,beco iii e .
W ^^frT I. n. To go.
*(*rft 3./. A name of Durgii.
Wfa(ftt0 2 - m - I&tt* thundcrboh.
licuded. ra. A name of Vishnu, of

Shiva, of jfyni, of a sage ; an
ichneumon, a iut.ii. Grown colour.
^SJT (V) I. m. A liec.
>(*I.trtfl <=Pf> 3./. A fly.
^(^)l.n. A boon ; a son-in-law;
it bridegroom; a catamite; surrounding. /. (>ft) Asparagus. /
(Tr) Three myrobalans. n. Saffron. a. Best. adv. Preferable.
K-ra ^ffr 1. a. To go.
(*r) ]. in. A sort of bean
(Doliehos)./. (zt) A whore.
I^tir(iil> l./.Ablue fly.
^KÔ I. in. A fool; a barbarian.
I. d. To ue pre-eminent ; to tell ; to hurt ; to cover ;
to remember; to spread; to give.
^ 1- w. n. A peacock's
tail; a leaf; a retinue,
^.(fai^faîgflfil i.io.n. To
live; to hoard, to obstruct wealth.
<*) TO* 1 . d. To kill ; go. (^,8=)
(1=IW 10. rf.(*J To explain,
-ifrasfif 10. a. To rear a child.
TO I . I". Bnhdh-a ; a crow ;
a demon; a tree. It. Strength.
/.Sidacordifolia.n.Strong, stout.
TO.^ (^:) 1. m. "White colour.
^.5| (3|:-5Tr-ST) a. Arising from
strength or power, n. A field ;
city gate ; fruit ; pith ; war,/.
Fine woman ; earth ; jasmin.
TO-^T (*j) ]. m. Bufadtva; air,
wind./. (SI) Medicinal plant.
TO.fipi.K' 5. m. Indra.
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TO.piUJt (tO I- ** Restraining.

M&(W.)S.f Mulhcr of Baladcca.
^r.WffSOl " Baladr'va; Anna/a ;
a strong man ; lodh. /. (51) A
maiden ; n- drug.
TO.fi(*T(*t) I ./. Medicinal plant.
TO.fa^ (^) 5. m. Breaking or
routing- an army ; Indra.
Vtl.Km (w; ) 1 . . Balardma ,- the
half brother to Krishna.
**na(0 Balardma.
wmjXr*-Vrt-*lO a. Strong.
^siût(w) I./. Strength.
TO.^T(SK-iTr--ir)<i.Strcngthening.
TO.Tfiiil (*f-fS*t-fi) o. /*./A plant (Pentaptera).
*w.t>s$re(:) I m.Array of troops.
*.CT.fTO^* (Hi) 1. /infra.
WWOT.fr (tl) 5- Idem.
1. n. Defeat, rout.
*W>lfon (*TI) l-/. Vaunting.
^ ^ T ft =Tf wfl- f*l fll' - f ! a. Strong.
1. m. Indra.
TO.finfa (ft:) 2. /. A royal camp.
TO.^W (tT) 5. "' Phlegm.
TO.^ti pTi-UMf) a. Powerless.
TSlfPnil (II) !-/. Exhaustion.
VflKI (*t) I-/ A sort of crano.
^snf^t (JIT) I./. A sort of lute.
VHTs(zi) I . m. A sort of beau.
TOI.TWC (TO ' "' Violence, oppression, exaction.
WTÎTVI (irt) './ A sun-fWer.
^jjiare (:) l.w. A general.
**jt*TI (a:-at-7() O. Having
forces : strong, powerful.
^=11^51 (51:) 1. Krishna.
*tTHWV[ adv. Ky force.
soiT^"! (i3:-*ir-T3) . Strong and
^5iTT#q(TI! ) I m. Vaunting, [weak,

^sipum) *- '" Capparis trifoliata.
Wcrfir(ft02.m./pfr<i.
sWA* (ft)' .m Carissucarniidas.
tutu (m)l.m. Phlegmatic humor,
OgiS 1. m. Idem.
TftTOfl (r:) 1 . m. A Joino sage.
"Si? I. Water.
Psr?* (^') 1 . m. A mountain : a
cloud i a serpent ; a demon.
irfa (fa:) 2.m. A sacrifice, victim ;
oblation ; tax ; giving food or
oris for birds, fkc. ; handle of a
Chowrie: a demon, Maidbali./.
(t>:-Mt)A wrinkle; a fold of fat ;
ridge or edge of a thatch,
ifo* (^:) 1 M. Edge of a thatch.
iftr.W* (f.-^K) a: Offering sacriVw-WTOtwOl.m. Sacrificial cake.
qff.qiifin_(fl>ri.n. General otFuring.
! afm.^ra (*) 1 . n. Offering in saI crifice; giving food for birds, &c.
I Tfa.*4faw (*ftj > m. Vishnu.
^fWJT (*!) o. "I. Balardma ; a sort
of pulse ; of jasmin : a camel ;
buffalo ; bull ; hog ; phlegm. /.
Sida cordifolia. a. Strong.
qfarn (nt-II-sr) a. Shrivelled.
*fir.lpW1 (HO I. Son of Bali.
*f%.^ (:)''"- Vishnu.
*fa.ge<e;) Um. A crow.
^fsi.fira (^0 1. m. The MA tree.
^ftl.W (:-wr-W) . Shrivelled,
wrinkled, flaccid.
^fa.jp.O: ) 5. m. A crow; a sparrow ; a crane, a. Ort-cating.
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TO ( f
>\ fsw(niiT-fl tft-HJf )a. Wrinkled,
^fa.wf^lt) I Infernal regions,
^fa.gs () l.n. A monkey.
ifST? (S:-'8r-B) a. Very strong,
^fonti a. Arrogant.
*if%.*nr ff) 1. m. The lush of a
whip; a numher of monkeys; the
base of an ilnt hill. [regions.
sifa.^nEPrfW) 5. n. One of the lower
^fr.<351 (r) 5. in. Vishnu.
^retiT 1. m. A scorpion.
TOl.T <0 l.J. A monkey.
* t ÎS(^Til-Tret-*iO<'.Very strong.
^sftTTW (*) 1. n. Proiveea.
(i:) 1. m. A bull or ox.
*Njlnf*t (e:-Br-B) a. Possessed
of, endowed with strength.
Cal^fi (tT:-tTT-T) o. Idem.
TO frfi) 1 . . Semen virile, m. A I
Buddha mendicant, a. Strong. j
3./. A prolific cow. :
V% IT.*) ^ 1. To increase.
TO (STi-Bi-^rt-S) a. Much, large.
TO^(<KO'- tit. A crab ; agallinule ;
asclepias plant; digger of a tank.
TO.*fli?3i(ajO 1. m. A prickly plant
(Hedysarum); marshy date tree.
TO^T (^0 1. m. A camel, o. Industrious ; a sweeper.
TO.9H (I?;) 1. m. A Jaiaa deified
sage. a. Patient, enduring.
*S.ir*l(a):) 1 . m. Olibanum /.fair)
Arabian jasmin; bud of the champaca. a. Strong-scented.
TO.irsi-TW(^r] a. Talking much
and blamcably, slanderous.
TO. (<jr:-wi-<il) a . Many times;
of many or good qualities.
TO
TO-irf^ (fa:) 2. hi. Tamarisk.

^S.^(:-'r-'a)rt.Holding much
TO.tTpa (Oa:-=at-f=Bl) a. Many.
fibred, many-stringed.
TO.-l'Hlav 0*:-^-*) a. Manyetringed, (lute, &c )
TO.a* (OlM:) a. Many, most.
TO.rre ado. By much or many.
TO.frTW b. Of many.
adv. In many ways.
TO.fl (') 1. n. Plurality, much.
TO.sgr 0*0 1- >. The birch tree.
TO.^<( 5. m.Idem.
a. Liberal.
TO.^ftji? (w-ni-in') a. Idem; accompanied with many presents.
TO.^faifr (qf;-qir-*) o. Having
many staff, bearers, &c.
TO^tfC*!;) 1 - m. Wheat./, (mi)
A cow giving much milk.
TO.?H (l;-^-*] a. Full of faults.
TO.^fm^l (qrr) I./. Euphorbia.
TO-TK (e:- , eT-B') a. Experienced.
TO-i** (*t;-5tr-i) o. Wealthy.
^301 adv. In many ways.
TOSr.JIf! (tf:-(II-fi) (i. Dispcrstil.
(TO I . in. Thunderbolt.
*S.^(j;:] 1.. The coneh shell.
(K:-ft-^> a. Very clever.
TO.T* (V) 1. m. An onion./ A
drug. n. Talc, n. Many-leaved.
TO.1*f (wf)3/.A medicinal nlant.
TO.tJI"^ (W) 5. m. Indian fig-tree.
TO.g^ (* ) 1 . m. A tree (Echites
scholaiis) ; a plant (Asparagus).
n. Having many children.
TO.^JSI (51:) I A hog ; a sort of
grass, a. Having many subjects.
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TO.sErafV-TH-^la-CoiDplicated:
having many counts (a plaint).
tev^HT) B. Munificent.
^.sare (V-*!-* Flowing
WHS (SO 3./. The mother who
lias home many children. i
W.Hi^l (wt:) 1. m. The Kndamba
tree./. Opposite-leaved fig tree,
o. Fertile, fruitful.
(ro:-70l-ni) 0. Fortunate.
**'*Pl(*J " Voracious,
W.*r (H:-7iT-fi] K. Much esteemed ; of many opinions.
ÎS.flfjrfrfT:) 2/.Esteemingmuch.
W.VW CO I- Leal1 n.tnit (ah) 1 . n. A place where
four rends meet.
TO.ffl* (M) 1 . n- Great respect.
TSf^*tPS:-f3:-f*)<i Multiform;
various]/. Wild cotton.
W5.il Many-headed ;
monstrous, in. Pwtaf.
WW* (W) !. . A sort of reed
or grass, o. Many rooted.
WW (W-W-0 Cosily.
TO.îT (tti-U-if ) . Multiform, m.
Resin ; Shiva ; Vishnu ; Cvpid ,.BraA hi chameleon; hair ;a Juina.
tV.im (î) 1. /. Wrinkles i furrows ; marks of care or pain.
^V.Kffl(TiO 5. m. Brahma,
W-twnf (") 5. m. A sheep.
WS o. Much, many;
hhick ; variously applicable (a
rule), ui. Agni or tire : dark half
of the month. / indigo; cardamoms ; a coiY.ii.Sky. pi- Pliadcs. i
rnn (B) I. Abundance.

^5<st.*C(* ! Magnifying,
multiplying : winnowing.
(Wi-WT-tf) 0 Threshed
nnd winnowed ; manifold.
WT^*r (W) 1. n. The pluraL
WTC [*) 1. m. Cordia myxB.
WfV^ (^) Knowing much.
W-fa<* (V:-r-) Various.
Wftwt'" a. Widely
s|irend./. Ahrus precatoi ius.
TO.*lst(srJl.n.Thc custard apple.
W/atat lift) a. Having many
seeds, m. Belcric myrobalan.
WfltfV (f%0 2. hi. A term for a
class of compound words.
W-IT.^ (^ ! ) 2. m. A sparrow, a.
Having many enemies.
W.IP1 adv. Abundantly.
W HI'S (S=-^r-^)fl- Many branched.
VS.mt (W-VJ-ri) a. Well taught.
knowing the Vvdas ; learned.
TC.5lTB { *rm-^t-W; ) a. Very excellent, having many virtues.
*.^r*(>r) a. Diffused, spread.
^B.^ftfrT (ffl:) 2. m. A species of
bambu (Bambusa spinosa).
WW (Til) 1 ./. Asparagus.
(HO ) 3./. A sow ; a mother
of many children.
W.lfa (fa:) 3./. A prolific cow
TO-CTI 1. m. An owl.
Wf (:-*IT-nO a. Having m
I 'SffS 1. A To he pre-emi
neut or excellent j to tell; to kfl'
J bcr. (*) iOeufs 10. fl.To Ehi u ^
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HSli (3:-^l:-si')<i. Of much weaning, wealth of worth.

TOTS (aj:) l.n. A hog ;n rat
f. A cow bearing many ciilvea.
TOjfal^ (it-fa^t-fa) a. Voraci5./. The Rig Vt&a.
Vf^ttf) 3 -/ The wife of a brahman who knuws the Rig Vida,
aiiu. As, like ; or, either.
(qg.*)*rrv3 1. <i. To bathe, to
dive anil emerge from the water.
nrr(vO ' Submarine fire; a
brahman, n. A stud of mures.
V**\fS (fifO 2. m. Hell.
(1)1. m. The two enns of
Ashicini, physicians of heaven.
*npg(3T) l.n. Number of brdhmans.
^nrtr {\:) 1. m. A hired servant.
IT* [. m. An urrow.
WWW {<) 1. Arrow's flight.
wfl(fwi) 2./. Speech, discourse;
the goddess of speech.
îfo.W (W) 1. M, A merchant, a
trader; submarine lire.
VtMtnftVO \M.Neati a rogue.
TTfir*) (|:-r) I - ">-/ Trade.
Rsî) 1. m. /. The cotton
plant n. Made of cotton.
WW? 1. d. To resist or
oppose ; to hinder or annoy.
^nt(%)l.m> Opposing, hindrunce ;
D annoyance ; refutation.
(*:-OT-ait) a. Hindering.
\- a. Impeding ; pain.
I ^nffitsr (^t-HT-*f> a. Annoying.
[flTVmr* (Wl-*T-lf) p. Annoyed.
-*m (St) 1./. Hindrance,
arf3ift(iT:-7Tr-Tf) a Hindered ; pained; refuted; obliged to.

VPlftita ffls) 1. m. A bastard.
WflJW:] l.m.A relation, a friend.
ÎT^rSlfuilJlfl-ftrsit-fsi) a Be-
wailing a friend or relation.

WWfT(st) 3./. A name of Dargd
râk (Ki) I. m. Tin ; shoot of
the mango ; a bustard.
(W;-*T) I. ./. An infant ; a
colt ; u tail ; hair. m. n. A perfume ./.(sir) Youth ; cardamoms;
aloes icocoanut; jasmin./, tf)
(is:) 1. nt. A boy; a fool; a
tail ; a finger ring; a bracelet ; a
perfume/.(f%WT) A girl ; sand ;
knot of an ear-ring; rustling of
leaves, n. Hibiscus.
flWIâ (si) I. n. Childhood.
Sl<fl*1*I (ir-UT-^) n. Childish.
lW.rf (Bis) 2. m. A louse.
Xl"lfisgr {^li) [, m. A divine persnnage of the size of the thumb.
*ra.*fH* (il) 3./. A cow with
calf for the first time.
*I.^nJ (ap) 1. m. Kartiteya.
VIV.R^(V)l>u>A son; mimosa.
HT.a=a (irf) 1. n. Midwifery.
WW.ei! (>) I. . Young grass.
W.^m(f)l-n< A mimosa tree.
(if) I. n. Property of a
child, estate of a minor.
|[W,f{faO 2. m. A hairy tail.
**lT.T-*(^) l.m. Mimosa catechu.
^ra.TtWT (KIT) I./. Ornament of
gold or silver ; string of pearls.
*rw.gft (5r)8. /. A sort of jasmin.
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^lî.fflFS (1T:j 1. m. A poison.

are.HT^ (^0 1 Childhood.
îg.^ftÎ (giT} 1. /. A small rut.
Î'g.H^T'J^lir^rOi) 1. . A substitute for tin: br&hmartical thread,
ara.îar (si:} I. m. Lapis lazuli.

^ra.^JB 1. m. A pigeon.
^TW.wtwi (wi)l./ Child's play.
aiq.areWî:) 5. m. Woollen garments ~(of goats' hair, &c.)
Sig^rasi (ai) I. n. Lapis lazuli.
"Cra.TT^H^lO 1. m, A wild goat.
^p!l.3(5ra(ii)l.Ji. Choicric, a wisk.
^ra.an (fro I. m. A Jabot sage.
^ra.SWITM <W:) 1. m. Purple colour, a. Of a. purple colour.
1. m. Lapis lazuli.
TOI.^T W) 1. m. A hairy tail.
tWTtsl- (^1) 3./ A phiut.
Wimni (I 1 :) 1. m. Orient rays.
^WnrHI (Rl| 1 . n. Young offspring,
îffT ({%!) 2. m. A monkey, son
of Indrtt killed by Krfma,
îfasr (1)5. m.ldem.f. ((*! The
îftlH (iTi-WT-Sf) Young ; ignorant ; careless, a. A pillow.
aTfrror (TO') I. n. Youth i folly.
*tfa.THT {it) 1. m. Son of Bdli.
Ît>?.'? : n (wry 4. m. Kama.
Î^Tn (VtO 1. m. Pain in making
water from gravel, &c.
fisT (Wt) 2./. A drug.
*r5p* (at:) I. m. A drug and perfume./. (BIT) Sand ; sund hnth ;
camphor; a sort of cucumber,
a ispr-ir? 1 . m. A sort of fish.
1./. Sugar.
TOiST.SIWT (Wl) 1./. One of the

seven hells of the Jhi'jms.
1PHVltlfr)3/.A sort of cucumber.
wi^Ti Ifft) 3 / Idem.
^l*r*0ff:) 1. in. A sort of poison.

^lsitl(*j;)l .m.An ass ; a demon ; a
plant (Siphonanthus Indies), a.
Soft; fit for a child," sacniici.',&i\
*!5Pl.Wfqr (;) 1. m. A plant.
sretruirta (*f) I, n. The brdAmamcol thread or its substitute ; a
cloth covering the privities,
ttW (=5) I. n. Childhood.
^rm (at;) 1. m. Vapour, steam ; a
tear ; rheum ; iron.
11% Tl^H I. a. To resolve
firmly ; endeavour diligently.
TO C?:-YT) 1. w./. The arm.
(:) 2. in. The arm; the leg
of a triangle.
WtSV(:)l.m. King Nala when a
concliman ; a rakihasa ; a monkey. /. Name of a river, a. Servile, dependant ; a servant.
*TS.y^ (=*I:) 1. m. A wing.
^TS.-JH(W: -HJ-)nCrooked armed.
are.W (810 1. m. The kshctriya or
warrior; a parrot; wild sesamutn.
^re-ÎT ("rt) 1. n. Arm-armour.
JHSJ.^nr (flt) 5. tn. India.
VS-^ iK-) I- /. A river flowing
from Himdlaya, Hydaspes.
^TS.SW! (V-*W) a- Boxing.
ars.^lt (IT) 1./. An armlet, ormv-m(V-^Hf) Dune by arms.
"^lS.^r lw) 1 - ' The armpit.
*W.(i)l. m. Boxing, wrest ling.
HtSTfw:) I . m. Fire or its deity ;

tbe month Kurtik. n. Mail worn
mi the arm. a. Various.
(u:} 1 . m. KiirtiMya.
îs=g;~6j Plenty, abundance.
ÎS.^taf (ji'j 1. n. Prowess.
*1W.OTT.n (%) 5. nt. A king
killed by Parathurdma.
irS^rvfo adv. Arm to arm.
fqz?^ 1. a. To curse.
ft^(T) fa^fa I , H. To constitute
a part (this verli is obsolete).
fatf^ (gi--^:-^) a. Wishing to fry
or destroy, n. Fire.
f<ry[55l* (if I . Idem.
f*9(K) 6. -J. To break, f^fa W
ôrafa 10. n. To tenr. divide.
ft^q.TC'Jfrnfc "-To throw.send.
sttwrji^-ait-ajfl. m.f. a Disgust.
a. Detesting; cruel; wicked.
^ (ft) ^ffa ifrf 1 . lO.o.To bark.
^(:-5t-*)l.Bi./. n.The breast ;
heart, m. A he-goat.
^^T(î) I- Barking.
8Tpnrp? W) !- The heart.
^W!":(t:) 1. ra. The roar of n lion.
?ffT C.n. To leave, abandon ; to cover, to clothe.
tVWO ^ 1-o.Toapprebend, to discern, to perceive.
^5 (?0 1- Buddha ; a. sago. 0.
Known, understood
^.!iaj (3)) 1. n. Avarice.
^t~5(f : ) 2./. Understanding, intellect, perception. [tional.
^fVwtfVa (^-fWT-ft) a. Ra^fs.f^TTUlJrO 1 - m.Losa of sense.
Sf.WH (wj a. Wise.
*f.ns (msr) 5. m. A man. o.

Wise ; famed ; humble.
^f*.fti??r(sr:-iri-ir) . Infatuating,
;f.W) f 1 . n. A counsellor.
-%fe.ifa (*:-STMf) 0. Silly.
itftfrarsi <s> Lb. Folly.
^1*51 I . n. An organ of intellect, as the mind, eye, cnr,&o.
^3T5jI1T 1. n. Contempt uf
another's understanding,
fllT^ ftO 1. A bubble.
3* (s.T^.î'a) 5i-afw,w l. r.
iîyw^.H 4. e. To know, to
understand. With ufa to look
for, expect ; with fir to be wise ;
with sifTT ami fa to wake.
VI WO 1. m. Son of the moon,
Mercury .- a wise man, a sage.
/. (SI) Indian spike nun).
(si:) I. m. A wise man.
yumrfir:) 1- '" The moon.
W) ' Wednesday.
flV.Qff (Tf:) l.m. The first king of
the lunar dynasty,
yilW <*T:) 1 . m. A wise man ; holy
teacher; worshipper of /Jio/imd.
*fa?r (W!-7n-f) n. Known.
ftW IW!-sal-^) o.Wiae, learned.
^l()I..Ant l SliM. [ceru.
(.T*0**fci,W I.e. Todisyt.tW.T^'OVrfJT.ii 1. c. Idem.
^WJr(qi) I./. Hunger.
jwf^n o. Hungry.
VH^î-^-'V] n-Wisbing to eat,
**f (3)1) I./ Hunger.
^wfan (Wi-TH-lf) B.Dwired to be
known, n. The desire to know.

5^(igi-i5!-iS).Wihipg to t U ow.
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Ttyni (it) I./ A wishing to be.

wq f^;-^s-^:)o. Wishing to be.
^ ijiV ^:-v:-0: Y ,\Yi-hir]g to nourish.
"WflfiT 10. o. To sink,
dive, to plunge and emerge.
(Pat) 2. /. Thevuka.
m (<i) ]. n. Chuff; water.
^5 (l) TOfa 4. a. To dismiss.
*(>j|l.n. Chaff; wealth, riches;
dry cowdung; the thick part of
sour curds. /. A dramatic terra
for a younger sister.
*W3*J*f>! 10- a-To regard, reepect ; to disregard, to contemn.
"^1 (ifl) I. n. Force meat ball ; fried meat ; inside of the jack fruit.
aff (*:-*.-*> a. The heart.
ff (W:-Wr-K) n. Idem : the kidney.
1 Silfa 9. u.To choose or select ;
to nourish or support.
iy m. Wisdom ; awakening.
%Ym (TO 1 "' A spy ; a teacher.
^tt.Hr (t0 1. m. An owakener
(by music), a. Waking.
^TtjH |iTi) I. m. The planet Mercury, f. n. (^W) Knowledge ;
teaching, informing ; iLwakinir,
arousing, (sfl) Lang-pepper, n.
Burning incense.
Simfilt a. That should
be explained or expounded.
(fi)2. m.The intellect; holy
fig-lree; holy study ; knowledge
of God. a. Wise, learned.
ilfa.mt (n:) 2. m. Holy fig-lree.
Sftfa.lfH (:) 1. m. Idem.
Slfs.flw (W) I. "i- A Buddha.
%SI (a-m-O o. That should be

understood, taught, Ac.
?TT(^:> 1. m. A liauddha.
(*:) I. m. Son of Buddha.
m 11| asmfa 4. n- To burn.
air jnnfjr 1. n. To sound.
ntfa (ftr:-iTt) 2. 3./. A creeper;
expansion, extent ion.
CT(:)2.m.Roc-tofatiee; the sun ;
Shiva; Brahmd; n son; the body.
S^.>s=5r*r (iri) I./, Saraswatt.
TO-fllf^ (ftO 9 - "' A mountain.
SÎ.Ht(lir(w:) 1 Brukm an -killer.
TO. , qia(i6:)l . m. The Brakmachdri
or religious student, n. His order, slate or condition.
ITO.î$.4jHWntf)lft.Incontiiieiice.
ip^. , ^lfrÎ(C ) 5. m. kBrahmachd>>'/ (Tk&) A chaste woman.
fRpjspBstCD 5. n. Second, or spiritual birth ; investiture.
iTO.silfa-iT |3>) 5. m. An impure
brahman who acts for money.
!T1MJ(*!) A sage.
TO-VPfOiM. Spiritual wisdom.
ITOÎ (18! )'"'. ' be mulberry tree ;
Saturn, a. Relating to Brahmd.
H^.fra (tSjI.b. Knowledge of God.
jr^jsf (si) 1. n. Identification with

Brahmd or God ; Godhead.
(^:) a. A spiritual teacher.
Bljj.^TS (is:)l.m. A plant Ajtedea ;
an anathema, a curse.
TOJ.^H(W)1 .HI. Akinglif/i>7lK'(/.tn\
race according to the Jainas,
aW-etI (w) 1./. A plant (Ligoaticum ajwaen).
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Vedas. Also, TO^tlf.
TO.XTC (* : ) 2 - Tlle mulberry.
TO.BîjflS) 5.ra. A brdJanim-iiHer.
5Tfl,f^S(Z) am. Enemy of brdhmans.
Wîyii m - Brahma, the creator ; a brahman ; a Yoga, n. The
supreme Being ; the unknown
God ; scripture knowledge.
TO.TT*I(W:) Km. Vishnu.
HUfsnfrV I- Absorption.
5na.ir<; (?) I- Nature of deity.
flj.-qr^l(q:)l. fiufa frondosa.
STO-S^fl!)!. m - 30rt f poison ;
ot . tivtr pl.oo of pit
grimage./ 1 . The river Saraswati.
W-îfX )3 /.The capital of
md on the mountain Kailiisa.
(W:) 2. m. The epithet of
a iruAnian ; a term of abuse.
H^.*T!T (X:-r-tf| O. Absorbed in
the deity ; emancipation.
HU-wfir (fii:) 2./. Twilight.
im.wi('i) 1. n. Absorption.
*W*> a. Absorbed.
im.l!f.Vt() 5. >n. Shiva.
WV-W () I. m. Study of the
Fifrfiw ; sacrifice to God.
*W*fk (ft-) 2./. 4M*>
HÎ.%S (:) 1. m. Devotion.
H^J.mfsr [fft) 2. di. A mountain,
fllB.tl^ (; ) I . m. A demon.
H*tf* (fa) 2. m. A name of
Yagyavalkya. a legislator.
HH.aft(fi|:) 2./. Brass.
ffi-W (f:) 2. m. A divine sage,
S^lfq.^n (u:) Km. A part of upper India, as Malhurd, &c.
mu.sara (*0 1. The highest

part of the universe.
(^) Vedantiatn.
H^f.VBX ($ : ) 5. Holiness arising from studying the Vrdas.
(fl) I . n. Idem.
TO.^ftra (T-fa*l-%l) . Sanctified ; of brahmanical power.
K^J.Tlt(î ) I . m. A part or district
of western India.
ifll.Hl &) I. n. Copper.
TO.TT^(^:)l.m. Citing the Vidta.
WQ.nfe^ |) a. m. A follower or
teacher of the Veddnt system.
fl^J.ft^ C*;%) 5- m- A sage.
^f.PpSTK^') l/.K'nowledgeofGod.
W^.fV^ () i. m. Saliva sputtered out in rending the Vedas.
nt.n (^:) I . m. The Palils tree.
TO-V"H ("JT) /. The capitid or
heaven of Brahma.
K*)-^ (jf) Knowledge of
Brahm ortbe vedas; moiiotheisin.
IRlWK 2./. A country.
TO-Sfel l<T-ftft-fit) " Spiritually wise, kuowing the Vedas.
S^j.Jt^tSJ:) I . '". Mimosa Arabica.
TO.JT.re*(*i)l.".An edict or grant.
&e. addressed to brahmans.
TfW*(%)\. a. Study of the Vedas.
JWTO C'"' ' '" ^ 5Ul t ' sua ' ce .
W(f.^lll(*:H. m.The 2nd of the
Vasadevas. a Born of Brahma.
H^WfSflts^l.n. Union with God.
inp.^lfErnlftl) 1 -/ Equality with
God, likeness to him.
S^J.g^V?ir( , flT)l/.LinEccd used in
penance for the touch of a dog.
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TO.M01.">. Anxruddha; Cupid.

HJ.fl3(*)l .n.Brahtnanical thread ;
a Vidant aphorism.
fW.*j(^0 2 - m - Name of a king(li-Hr-ii) a. Like God.
TO.THII (WI) 1./. Brahmanicide.
mp.^f (Tt) 5. tn. The murderer
or slayer of a brdhmatx.
f- 1 ') 1' The performance
of hospitality, &c.
Wirz*. <T= ) 1 - The sacred name
of the trinity or 6m.
j^nur (:) 3. m. A horse.
fi^TSfw "(fti) 2. m. Joining both
hiinds together while reading

the Vida ; respect to a teacher.
TOW(^) 3./. The female energy
of Brahma; a kind of perfume.
j^rr^(V)l.m.The globe; a Paran.
HHrrfn.im*! {*) 1- n. The reading
or perusal of llie Vtdas.
ITfrrfV.JIlftrar a. Kelatiog to the perusal of the Vi-das.
)|^rpljm(î)l. m.The study or re.
petition of the Vedas.
WQTW (*):> 5. a. Cow's urine.
tl%TWa (TO) Urn, A place where
the Vcdas are read and explained.
H^rra^ (*) 1. The country to
the north-west of Dehli.
j^jwsr 1. n. Posture suited to
devout meditation.
S^rreK^] 1. n. Brahma's weapon ; a
br&haiaris curse or imprecation.
(rarfWfo(fe02-/-ONMion of Ghee.
ir#^t)3./.A sort of fish Pankai;
a plant (Siphonanthus Indica).
S^pwnKHO l./.Neglectof Vcdas.
^T^(^') I. n. Reciting the F-Wo.

H^rsr W 1- " Boiled rice given
to priests at a sacrifice.
W Wl- The part of the hand
under the root of the thumb ; a
mode of marriage, m. Ndrada.f.
(^lt)Energy of Brahma ; SaratKnti : moon-plant ; brahman's
wife. a. Belonging to Brahma.
HT^W(*)1- m - A brdhman.n. Council of btahmans ; portion of the
Vedas./. (^t) A brahman's wife.
Pllf.Wi Wi 1. m- An outcaste iroimnB. [tribe.
I imjr^.snfa(fin) 2. m.Brahmanical
*TO*.rnffa (v-^T-^t} a. Of the
bruhmanical tribe or race.
9TOr*.rftfTOT(*l)l/. Subsistence
or occupation of a brahman.
HlWnsr(Ut) 1./- Brfihmanhood.
VPtre-TO(40 I- Brahmanicide.
jrr^w.-aq (^:) 1. m. A brahman doing the work of other castes.
(V) 1- / A shrub
(Sephonanllius Indica.)
^JIF.Î Belonging to or biding with a brahman.
SW.fVw (fr-ffT-ff) a. Suitable
to or fit for a brahman.
nrwrfinqm 1- m - Si " of dia respecting bruhmans. [man.
HnnTtiJI5>(^; . Of a irA5TOnjji^ (if) 1. n. Absence of
brahmanieul teaching.
flTIJHTWPniffl (fas) 2./. FrcservaI tion of a brahman.
| mW*pPJM01 ;A brahman from
! learned progenitors.
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W HWU l flm , 5. m. The gallant of a woman of the biahmanical tribe, or wife of a brahman.
Hl^ro(^fc) l.m.The planet Saturn,
a. An assembly of brdhmans,
their state or business.
*rW.^rr(*|I) I./. A girl to be married by the BnWma form.
WTÎ.finn (*l) I./. Silver.
*r$rr$|.i^ (^ : ) 1, m . A day and
night of Brahma i 2000 ages of
the gods; tuoKalpas of mortals.
mfyrcri (si) 1./. Ashrub.
nr#-g^T (W=) 1- m. Son of one
married by the Brahmd form.
(W> 1- Worship of the
brdhmans ; astonishment.
ai^n.SH(i)l- n. Respect to brdhmans ; hospitality.
g^m (w:-<Sr-ti) p. Speaking.
n ( ) uflfcr or Tin 2. a, irr. To
speak or tell.
W fiA. The 24th consonant, and aspirate of the preceding.

W . a. A star ; a bee ; error ; o
pi anet.m.Sfaiini, regent of Venus.
/,(HI)Li(5ht, lustre./. (Vt) Fear.
(*I) 1./ A cricket.
W (Wi-WI-tf ) p- Devoted to ; served ; cooked, n. Boiled rice ; food.
WMTC (Ki) 1. m. Incense made of
many resins or perfumes.
fflMTH: {%>) 1. m. Acook.
TB.^{"5) 1- n- Appetite.
HWOT (5TT) 1./. Nectar.
iSRH(fTT) 1./ Devoledness.
vm.-î *. Music played at

the hour of a king's eating.
Hfll.^(^:) 1. m, A supporter.
tm.^rz (<ir) 4. hi. A maintainer.
1- A slave.
jm.-s-g^ (:-wr-?fl u. Kind to
worshippers (God).
wffH(fffl:)2./. Service; faith, devotion ; part, division ; metonymy.
wfflRTW(HiJ 5. m. A devotee.
^rfis.HTT (T:) 1. m. Devotion.
WiWflT((Hrs];Wift-U7l)n. Devoted to.
MfiS-Sm 1 . m. Devotion.
Wfttra (:) 1. m, A good horse ; a
follower or devotee.
ira(f*)HgRf, ^firl.10, a. To ent.
g^T (3t;-?T-*) a. Gluttonous.
wq.^n: i^-.) 1. m. A confectioner.
1. m. Eating.
wg^tt) (ij:-Tn-*i) d. Eatable.
MflH! (T:-^T-lf) /i. Eating.
vftrat (Wi) /. A meal.
wfflW ( fi-frl-'f) a. Eaten.
Hfij'ra (i:-^T-ab n. Eatable.
HBH (TW) 1. n. Food. a. Eatable.
TO.1iir(*::> l.M. A baker.
^J.WI* (^:-UT-'h) p. Eaten up,
m (fl) I . n. Fortune ; beauty ; desire ; vigour ; pudendum; glory.
It. Sun ; moon ; Shiva.
m.i.WH\(m)\. /.Hymeneal deity.
KI.^X 1. m. Fistula in auo.
WJRrr (TIst-rfT-TfI ) a. Respectable, adorable, m. One of the titles of o Jaina.f. A goddess.
(*:) i. m. The clitoris.
Wjrra (^:) I . n. The human skull.
fflilftra (t) 5. m. Shiva.
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fWT(*l) 3./. A sister.

ntr^(i|0 I. m. Name of a king.
HitPT inter/. A particle used as n
respectful terra of address, ok !
WTT (TTi-TTMl) a. Bruken ; over-
come ; disnppointed.
tnr.Wrq(* *!!-*, )a Broken-kneed .
mr.^l Ca:-=Bl--=n) a. Having broken teeth or the teeth broken,
a. Confronting.
inr.sm (0 I- m. Disorder.
W-^f="*T tW) 1. n- Butter-milk.
WJ1H1, (W) 5. m. The moon.
UIW (n:-W-if) Disappointed.
!fl (ITl) 3./. A sister. [viiin.
infTfjn (ni-HMi) - Labouring ip
Witt () 3./. A bat.
W^; (WT-wt-W) a- Breaking.
T(T :)l.m. A breaking ; a wave ;
defeat ; chasm ; feur j fraud ; robbing./. Hemp, |TT) flai plant.
iTff.Wrai (iff 1 a. Breaking, broken.
HT.-qrei (Wl) 1. / Turmeric.
(*-W-lfo o. Dishonest.
VTpl 1. m. A sort of fish.
WTKT *)3./ Abat
wtV (ffO 2. /. Fracture ; fraud ;
irony; wit ; a wave.
WTT^l ()l.u. Defect in the senses.
HTK (TS-tHC) n- Crooked, crafty,
dishunest. m. liend of a river.
trjg (^fj) I. n. A field of hemp.
HW (4) WMfH 1- a. To serve, to
worship ; to possess. (*)nsiqffT
30. o. To give; cook; divide.
(W)<Wftl 10- . To shine;
to speak. With fir to measore ;
with S imd fa to discriminate.
H3HF (fl) 1. n. Worship ; having,

enjoying. m. Sound of (he conch.
WsraiJT W:-*T->f) o. Serving ; enjoying ; sharing ; right, fit.

waffl(ar:-ajT-sa) o.Wortby of worwgjV.^r.-WT) iff 7. n.To break.
Wfl* (^-iSl-iff) a. Breaking.
WTgsj( , ir)l.n.A breaking ; afflicting.
w?Kfi (^:) 1. m. Disease of the
mouth, lips or teeth.
5T( 2. m. A tree growing
near to any temple.
zwzf<T I. a. To hold or cherish;
(T.^) wrorftr 10. n.To deceive.
1 . in. A warrior, n soldier ;
h barbarian ; n goblin.
wfl^( J a. Roasted on a spit.
MS (it) 1. m. A philosopher ; an
enemy ; excellence ; authority.
WX i*:-Kt-t} a. Reverend.
Trcv(v:)l.m. A sage; a deity ;
a king ; the sun. a. Venerable.
USTW.WTC it) I. n. Sunday. ^
wfTlT <*ll 3./. A consecrated
queen ; wife of a brtlhman.
MS (T.W) wz I. d. To deride,
speak, reprove. (Fs) wfir, W3OfiT 1 . 10. a.To act auspiciously.
*lfsw(W:) 1. m. A servant; a hero.
*fl wrfil 1 . a. To sound, to speak.
With srfil to reply to.
i? fan (U-.-Hl-lij a. Sounded,
sfofirtf*:) 2. /.Speech.
Wrfl <t) 3-/. The egg plant.
m. A mimic or buffoon.
*tu* (w.) I. . A wagtail.
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W"CT(sr)l. Armour, mail ; war ;
mischief, evil, wickedness.

W.-wfîtT (ft) 3./. A whore.
wfoMfaO 2./. Madder t a wave.
nfiut (*!) I. w. A tree (Mimosa
sirisha)./. Madder.
MpOT (<5r)l.m. Idem. a. Dispatched as a messenger ; fortunate,
(xl) 3./. Bengal madder.
(:) I, m. The sirisha tree.
TBj5 (Hi) 1. m. Bignonia Indies.
^ (f*,T) P!fiT,T ^qfa,-H
1. 10. a. To act auspiciously, to
be happy ; to shine.
*K*fi 0*) 1. i- A BauddAa ; a ilevotee. a. Reverend ; splendid.
WÎ* 1. m. n. Prosperous.
WfW-*M() o.Happy, prosperous ;
good, pious, m. Shiva ; a bull ;
a heap ; a wagtail./. Ganges of
heaven ; a plant ; indigo, n. Fragrant grass ; gold ; iron./,(fl-^ I
n. An astronomical period, (sj
ado. Prosperously.
|W (*:.3TT-^) o. Beautiful, pleasing, good, fortunate, m. A sort
of pine. n. A sort of grass.
H*.*nfl(^) 3./. One of the forms
of Durgd ; a fragrant grass.
WF.yBC*)l. m.A golden jar used
at the consecration of a king.
WTf.nfat*! (Hi) 1./. A creeping
plant (Asclepias pseudoaarsa).
WS.ffT te-KT-T) o.Auspicioua. [bia.
MS.^f^:)'-. A sort of Euphorvaxx* (*:) 2. m. A sort of pine.
Iffi-Vi4tf^* (*:) 1. m. A class of
39 medicinal plants.
w;.?inra(m)5.m.Tlie wood -pecker.

*rcf-^r(^T)i./. Name of the 26th
or 27th lunar asterism.
ws.irîr (Jt) l.f. Po-deria fostida.

Wf.'rff (f ) 3. /. Idem ,- a tree
(Gmelinn arborea).
HS.^'a^T (T:| 1. tit. Balardma.
WS.'flWt (''l) 1 ./. Pccderia fcetida.
WS-flftwr (WI) I./. A cucumber.
I5.gw*(qr ; ) 1 .m. A fragrant grass.
Wf.W^l.n.A seed of the Echites.
2. m. India's elephant.
WwtlaT) 3./. Gmelinn arboren.
WE-inim (WT) 5,m. Double jasmin.
M5.tt# (tft) 3,/. Arabian jasmin ;
a creeper (Ga?rtnera rncemosu).
VZ-W tv) 1. n. Sandal.
Wf.^ (^t) 3./. Sandal-wood.
W!.WBr (m) ]./ Ganges.
WFnn^ (v) ] . n . Shaving.
m^srer (W:) 1. m. A sword.
5T^!(Br:) I. m. One of the eighteen minor islands of the world.
wrTB!.nt%*T(9r?)l./.A shrub (Pccderia fcetida).
W*p^(^) 3./. Idem.
ffl?TW (^) I. n. One of the four
greiit islands of the world ; one
of the nine sous of AgnidAra.
HSfTUll fa:) 1. m. Sandal-wood.
MSTCT (3) 1. . A throne ; posture of profound meditation.
wi[I?*ft (=ll) 3./. Sida cordifolia.
Mf^(^) 1. R. Good; welfare.
w.iifw (fiiO 2 - m - Tlie mo0l >'(') l. m. Smoke; a fly.
Wihw ftfl) '/ A gnat.
irW^nSr Cal) 3./. A large fly.
( 550 )
vrwreiT (*:)! - A Magvdhn king.

H*i I. . Fear, o. Fearful.
Hd.qrl^! ^TT-*) o. Terrifying.
^-TJ-T:) . Idem.
VVA. a. Idem.
WH.^finw (Bf-ftlsfT-fi!) n. Fearful.
BH.^TU (*):-*IT-^) o- Terrific.
U.S7l(ti:-Jr-5f) o. Routed, [fear.
mr.^ftaJTC (*=> 1- m- Removal of
WT.^T? (^:-^t-^) a. Causing fear.
XH.mi^Ml.ni, Season of alarm.
(Si-ST-tT) a. Put to flight,
irq.ftîftrilj^-rii^.pl) o.Fearful.
*Hl.FgcT(n:-lir-'l') n.Panic struck.
WU.^S.^HPTClt-W-n) Horrified with terrors or fears.
(0 t . n. A fearful place.
WH.^g (fj") 2. Cause of fear.
VVT^j: (K-.-XJ-t) Afraid.
HUPRT (:-^rr-) n. Frightful, n.
Terror, m. Ru'Au ; a tiger.
**rnj7() 1. m- A king.
WTITfl a. Afraid,
wrT?(^:-^l-î a- Formidable.
Vn.^*! (*!:'5!r-) n. Filled with
alDrm, easily terrified.
nirw;(t : -^T-i;) n. Attended by fear.
H^TVJTH (HO 1- Allaying fear.
WTHO 1 -" 1 ' Abundance i a measure
2000 Palas. a. Cherishing.
I. m. A potter ; u servant.
VI !^)1- " Cherishing ; hire./.
Oft) A constellation; a creeper.
fl*^t.H {W)3.m. Rdhu, the personified ascending node. [rished.
M;*l? (V-W-^J a. Fit to be cheWS ("9!) l.w. A master ; a hua
band ; a king ; a bull.
(w!) 1. n. Wages ; cherishing ;

o constellation./. {^11 ) A woman.
a. Cherished, nourished.
T^B.^5i fjpfj a. A labourer.
WTWpriivTl I./. A plant.
W^(TO:)*2.m.A mustcr;the son.
(H (Hi) 1 . m. Son of Dushyanta ;
brother of Rama ; a sage ; an
actor ; a barbarian ; a weaver.
Wlft-S^S (mi) 2. m. An actor,
flta.aa (e:) 3- / Mother of
Bharata and wife of Dasharalka.
wr'T.'fll l^') I. a. India.
WSTira (w:) 1. m. Rama.
JinlWjl.B, A sovereign, a king,
i r.?TSI 1. m. A skylark; a
) sage ; son of Vrihashpati.
i M^tsre () A larK ffti(t:-H- , 't) Green; nourished, cherished, filled.
wft(rs[(UT)5. m. Nourishing.
Shiva ; gold ; a husband.
W*3I (S):) 1. m.Asmall jackal.
*3* (*) 1- n. Fried meat,
wfi (ft) 1. m. A name of Sir ;
BrahmA ; lustre ; cooking.
WSliT (*r) i . a. Frying.
Tiai(^;-^t-w)nFittobe cherished.
Wfl (^0 4- ** A husband, a lord.
a. Nourishing ; holding.
-tfT Oft) 3. /. The murderess
of her husband.
w?-n (AT) I. /.Mastership.
SflflTTW (Wi-lTMf) o. Subject to.
WH.^TT*(*0 1 .m. A prince regent.
/. (Ht) A princess.
we.^TS ft:) 1. m. Conjugal love.
( 551 )
a. Destitute
of love to a huBband.
nt.*f< (ft!) 2. m. Tbe brother of
king 1 Vikramaditya ; a poet,

wtfw (W-WT-ii) a. Supported.
W^(*,0wfof7r,wl0. C To reprove.
WtfT W) I. n. Threat, reproach.
WW WwYir 1. a. To injure.
1.* Gold ; hire i the navel ; a particular coin.
4mWl./Wige., hire.
tt(Ct>A. See w&
wtf Wflfjr l. a. To hurt.
W^WlWiT 1. d. To describe, explain. 1. a. To hurt; to
give. With wri) 10. d.
To throw up ; to appoint.
w*m (m) l./. Pcederia fatida.
H (*) wsa 1. rf. To tell, to de
scribe ; to hurt, to kill ; to give.
IS n, A bear. m. n. An arrow. /, (at) /rfem y Semiearpus,
WWS(*:) l.m.Idem.
IW-S^tt^fi) 3./. A plant (Hcdysarum lagonodioides).
WWff(*r:) 1. m . Marking-nut plant.
WfWOST, 1./. Marking-nut.
*TH* 1. m, A bear.
<*.) I. M . Bring; birth; ob
taining ; the world ; welfare ;
SMvcn. Fruit of the dilleuiu.
WT.Hijk; m. Fire in s forest.
P!W(*Jl!-*ift-T?t ) . Til0U , se , f<
/(tft) Poisoned arrow.a. being.
Hl^tH {V.-Vf-^) n . Yours.
*nr.^# (*MV% Afraid.
WT^ (si) 1. n. A house ; a quality.

W^lfir*ft(wY|3/.The Serya river
which runs into the Ooggrah.
wnrtaj^.flr-iJJa.What is or ought
to be or to become.
'.($} I. n. A private room.
V*) 1. m. Time; time preit-/. (=a1) A virtuous wife.
WTftl Put) 2. m. Time being.
WT.WTST^) a. World possessing.
W7.WPra(?r)l. >i. Cause of birth, n.
Causing or creating the world.
W*.Wffl(fjT:) 2. m. A dramatic uuthor of some eminence.
WT.T^ (TrJ 5. /.A funeral drum.

HT.ftfrT (fili) 2./. Passing f t(lm
the world ; end of the world.
V*m.*l\ (wr) l/.Goddess Mwa*,.
fl-TO (*) o. Like you.
<m^lt) 3./. The goddess Dur.
?' in her amiable form,
rarity (*) 3. The personified Himalaya mountain.
*n=T (T:) 1. m. Non-existence
of the world ; a sage.
WirHHifî (Tl-Mt-fV) a. Over,
coming the world.
(*0 I./. The Ganges.
r>qf(*, I. . Prosperity, a. Prosperous fin ing well.
Wfaw (jn-nr-J!) a. Been ; become.
wfVrRi (WÎmS) o. What should
be or hecome, what must be.
wfrnsrar^T) l_ f _ Fate, destiny.
*F(WMrt-) . Actually being.
disposed to be, faring well.
"^K^-WV-fTjB. Living, being.
wf>w (if:) I. m. A poet, versifier.
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tfam (W:) 1. . A catamite, a.

Being, existing, what is to be.
a. Actually being
or disposed to be, being well.
wfaig (nj:.BIi-nj) o. Future.
{*3llt (WI-^Ft-ffH ) a. Idem.
mt(W.-m~*) a. Happy ; lit ; true ;
what is to be ; a being, in. Kamuranga fruit, f. Durgd ; pepper, n. Bone ; fruit ; being.
Wftra (K1 i 1 / A sort of beet.
WW WwfJT 1 . a. To bark ; to rail at.
WW (Wr) I. m. A dog./. (*) Bitch. I
WW'S ('(') !.. A dog.
1. n. Barking.
WWl(W v ) 5. m. Heart; thigh ; wood,
(fa) 3. o. To shine ; to
blame (peculiar to the Vi-das).
(fl)5./.The8un;moos ve.
neris ; time ; a duck ; a raft.
W (fl)l. m - A !ar S e bee 1. m. Time.
wfuw(fi) I. n. Ashes.
W.'jT^Wi' 1. m. An astronoincr.
I./ Bellows.
WWT (r) )./. Idem.
VWtW\ 13TT> 1-/. Idem.
*rf%WS ivi-ft) 1 . m. 3. /. A bellows blower, m. Inflated skin for
floating rafts./ (3Tt) Bellows.
<rtfr<lft) 3./. Bellows.
wgra(W)l.m.A disease of the eyes;
morbid appetite with wasting
away ; plant bireng ,- gold.
WW.WIH (TO I- m. A washerman.
TOJlfWn I./. A perfume.
MW.ilMI I . /. The Sistt tree,
or a variety of it ; a perfume.
2 ) HTJ1
WW.TIW <5f) I - Many villages :
shower of dust ; frost or snow.
*nplftf) 5 - "i. Ashes.
ITOI.W'sra (W) I. m. Camphor.
TO-^tfT adv. Reduced to ashes,
mrrjn (*) 1. m. Camphor.
<rot.HWCi)I Reducing to ash.
wl\eTfT (H:-HT-lf) n. Reduced to
ashes ; calcined as a metal.
Wqft.HW (TTS-TTT-W) a. Idem.
r vifn 2. m. To shine ; to be
beautiful ; to he pleased ; to
blow ; to bo. With to flash ;

with H or fw to shine brightly.
WT(WT|l./.Light ; beauty ; shadow
of a gnomon, m. The sun,
WT$a(3i ) I. m. A mountain of Himdtaya ; a sort of fish.
w.iiw (iO m - The aun WT5B (WO I.m. A follower, a dependant ; a cheat ; grain, rice.
Htfw (W) 1- One who is fed
by another, dependant.
ffilT (:) 1. nt. A fortune.
HIJI* (Wis-WtT-:*) a. Dividing ; the
divisor or what divides.
WTB.BirfH (firO 2. nt, Assimilation
of fractions.
HTO/iiriit*!:)!. m - An 1,cir ' co-heir -,
royal revenue, n. Fate.
HIJI5T(w) 1 .n.The period of the sun's
going through the zodiac ; cir.
cumference of a great circle.
Wfll.WW niiv. Uy parts.
HTJt.^<T(i::-tr.<) n. Taking a part.
m. A co-heir ; division.
WTirrfSw (^f-fiMM>i) a. Desirous
of u part or share.
Hit ( 553 ) wit
T (Sp) 'J./. Assimilation of fractional increase.

Wfa* (:-^T7-^) a. Fractional;
having- a part, bearing interest.
nfirl.(ift-fjr^t-fil)a.Sharing ; consisting of parts or shares ; a coheir or coheiress.
wRl^H |V) 1. m. A sister's son.

>HTWT>:it <*fl) 3./. The Ganges.
W[Jjfr(ft:)l- "> Great grammarian.
ffllB (nj) 1. n. Destiny, fortune, a.
To be divided ; bearing interest.
WTta (l:-srr-it) a. Bearing hemp.
MIB (at) flTOKrfw 10. a. To divide.
With fir to divide an inheritance.
HIST ( ) a. Having 1 , possessing.
WISTâaV. Swiftly.
WI5UT (ij) 1. n. Any vessel ; a fit
person ; a dividing, division.
WlfsHT ( ff; fn-îja . D i v i ded .n . Share.
HISQ (^-j 1. n . A portion, a share ;
the dividend, a. Divisible.
wre*(sK:> 1. m. Price, wages.
Wife (fe:) 2./. Wages, hire, fee.
WW (*t:) I. m. A one act comedy.
wrfirai 1. to. Idrm.
(maflj) I. n. Any vessel; capital;
mimickry. m. Hibiscus tree.
W3^T 1. m. A cup. n. Goods.
t"B.S3 () 1.
wro.gw(n;) 1.
*rW.afa.T'twr
tW.W^*:) 1. m.
m. A barber.
m. A sort of snake.
(^l) 1 . m. Barter.
Contents of a
vessel, whatever fills it.

WS.^rîJ (î) 1 . to. Playing on an
instrument of any kind.
(Ti) 1. m. A store room

or shop. n. A treasury.
*Uf>?3r 1. nr. A musician who
nwukens a prince. [vessel.
Wlfrj^T (wt-fSj^t-fa) o. Having a
nfe.* (*:) 1. m. A barber.
Wfrsi (^:) 1 . m. Idem.
WPh:(<::)l. m.The Indian fig-tree.
HTJI (s->nt-7f | p. Shining.

WfT(7T:) 1. to. Morning. Shone.
WIT (lp) 2. to. The sun.
wn;0!: }] . m. A monlh (Aug.-Sept.)
W5.il<r.(^) 1 . in. Idem./. (5t) The
2G or 27 lunar asterism.
ns.igT (TO 1. m. The son of a
virtuouB wife. a. Of good birth.
IW (:) 2. to. The sun ; light ; a
roaster, a prince ; beauty ; 15th
Jaina pontiff./. A fine womiin.
wg.iKgl(SIT) 1./. The plantain.
WrarfT (WHO 5. m. The sun. a.
Luminous ; beautiful.
rg.iTK 1. to. Sunday.
flt.irffl (.fa:) 2. m. The sun.
WTH (H:-W-H) a. Bright.
WTH (*=) VTTirS- 1. d. (H) WUmrn
10. a. To be angry or wrathful.
WW(01. Passion ; light ; sun;
sister's husband./. fl)A viien.
r9> (s)l.ra. A sister's husband.
wfil* (wT-fw^rt-fH) o. Angty./.
A piissionate woman, a vixen.
KO m - A we 'B nt of S citl
2000 palas ; a yoke for carrying a burden ; Vishnu.
flKI (fl) 1. Shdrata-varsha or
Iadiaproper; the AfnidSA if ra/a a
poem. m. Descendant of Bharata.
Ml* ( 554 ) FIT
An actor; (ire. /. (ift) Speech;

its gmkk-ss ; ii quail ; ii dramatic
HTtrraiÔ ' m - A n!ime uf Dr na, Agnslija or Vrihathpati ; a
lnrk./. Wild cotton, n. A bone.
WK*J (ip) 1. A lut,c WTlft (ffc) 2-f. A pole or yoke

fur carrying burdens.
(T) 1 A bow-string, /.
pft) Holy basil.
wrcTJ[ (^ra-vaY-^H ) a. Loaded.
Wl-^rs (V) I. m. A porter.
WTC.WITT (in) 1 . Beast of burden, n. A waggon. &c.
TC.TlfaW a- Currying
burdens, in, A porter.
WTCTrfW ITT) 6. in. A portion.
WTCft Ifts) 2. m. Name of a poet.
vnr.r* WO I . w. An aromatic,
HT<.TO(* ! -TI* , ) Able to carry.
wrt.^lfr* (?!-^1-F) Bearing.

W^TSCfl ('Ri-'fT-'H) o. Loaded.
mft(ft0 2.m. A lion.
Wlftî (flK!) 1. m. A porter.
Hlft* 5. m. /<fem.
W?Tt.'lT('n)l.. Bearing a burden.
Hrt]?^*f (*i) 1. n. Idem.
WI)f* (V) 1. 1. A name of Pwarartbna ; of SwAra or regent of
Venus : an archer ; un elephant.
/. Durgd, Lakshnri ; licut grass.
Wk.fiHI pTO I- The diamond.
wraf(#f) 3./. A Bhrub(Siphonanthus India*).
HT&wt (5ft) 3./. Wild cotton.
HTÎ (150 I./. A wife.

wrajTZ (*0 l - A """i ,vho !ets
out his wife for prostitution.
WTHirfz* (*:) 1. in. A henpecked
husband ; a kind of deer.
WtirrfinfiH {) I. m. Adultery.
mrara (i) I n. State of a wife.
WT<5(.nfiT (* 2. m. Used only in
the dual. Husband and wife.
^0 "2. m. Name of a mountain ; a deer ; father of a bustard.
waSra (3 1 :) 1. nt. A married man,
(ITil I. ui. Forehead; light.
wra.^fl (fl) 1 . n. Red lead.
WV1<!,(* |1. m. A name of Shiva.
vn=mff i,%-:> 1. in. The fish BoAi
a saw ; u potherb ; a fortunate
WW (if:) 1. J". A bear.
n. Nature, state or condition; meaning; mind j birth ;
act; love; spot ; thing.
WW* (*:) I. IB. Outward e.tpression of lave or affection.
(an) l.m. Love. [fully.
WITrT ( (f:*W-ff J Yours, respectm(^-ill)l.*./, Mental perception ; abstract meditation ; adorning the person with flowers,
perfume. &c.; infusion or steeping ; composition ; proof.
HrT.irw (*0 I-"' 'I'liesignor
indication of any sentiment or
passion or feeling. [tions.
HTT.lPWfl(?ir)l ./.Variety of emoHPf-WM^lO 3./ Allaying emotions or feelings.
um ( 655 ) ftnsi
irm.TOfV (1*0 S- / Purification

of nature or natural qualities.
wpr.^f* (faO 2. Union of two

emotions in the mind.
WD.S*nf%?f (W:-HI-W) o. Of subdued feelings ; abstracted.
wnrre (z:) 1 m. Outward expression of love ; a good man ; a
lustful man ; an actor ; dress.
WTT^n (JI:-Hr-Ji) a. Natural.
HIîTFt^(flj) 1 .m.Assnmed emotion.
HTTT^ C$:) I . m. Simple meaning.
HI^raC5:-^r-^) n. Tender, feeling.
fllfa* (w:-^[-t-5f) ti Natural ;
sentimental ; future, n. Describing past or future as present.
wfTJT (lt:-W-W)0. Supposed, imagined-, animated ; possessed of;
scented; mixed; infused; obWlfim^H. (TIW-^lft-^TT) a. Imagining ; mixing, infusing.
[fTH'PSrff(Wr-WI-'ir)iilnteiit upon.
mfW (*) 1. n. The three worlds.
wifair(-3>faift-fa) fl.Fumre, about
to be./. A wanton woman.
*rrjie(>S:-W)<i.Happy. becoming
happiness, m. Sister's husband.
HT>rî,m:) l.m. Rising emotion.
wrai ft:-ajr-ti} o. What will be.
WTV,T:)Wllii LA To speak. With
tjf<; to expound ; with r to converse with or discourse.
UTf (^)I.b. A speaking, declaring.
WITOP? C?:-jr-li)if. Speaking.
WT*T (IT) 1./. Speech or its goddess ; one of the Rdginis.
WV.VTK ti) I- The plaint or
charge in a law suit. [guage.

WTqi.^fl (*:)' m - Likeness in lan-
mfte? (<i)l- Speech, a. Spoken.

mil {<&) \.n. A commentary oa
technical terms; a building, a.
That may be said or spoken.
W1. I. m. Expounder of
technical texts or rules.
*tlWl.T* (-WT-W)j). Being spoken.
W!X5,lz)uraS 1. n-To shine.With
7 and fit to appear probable.
WW (WI: 1 3. /. Light ; desire.
I. ni./. Light, in. A
vulture ; a enck ; a cow-pen.
WI"l'fi( ; fl:- I rtT- i ii).Beautifu!. splendid, m. The sun ; the moon ; a
water fowl. m.f. A star.
<T1^.W0 5- Light, lustre.
m%(V>) 2. m. The sun.
Ht^T (r) l.N.Costus speciosus, m.
A crystal ; a hero. n. Sliining.
fll^K a. Shining, bright.
in. The sun ; lire ; a hero ; name
of an astronomer, n. Gold,
flrerr.fan (*t) I. it. The ruby,
wraa Harsrj 5. m.The sun ; light j
a hero./. City of the sun.
a. Luminous, resplendent,
wrgr (TO 1 - '" The sun ; a day. n.
A sort of costus. a. Shining.
fltWl (!I:-'-ft-ii) o. Ashy.
fv%iw) ftsnri.d. To beg, to
get ; to fail to get ; to be weary,
fwsmiit') I. a. A begging.
fSnsflUJi (flTi-nir-iT)/., Begging.
fWSJt W) I. / Begging ; service ;
hire ; a mouthful given in alms,
firm (*!-*T) 1. . 3,/. Beggar.
fif*s ( 556 ) >ft
finsnn;(t:-0) 1. m. 3./. Beggar.
firgrasf 1, n. Begging.
ftmjl CS) 1. n. Alms in food.
ftfll.ijffl (i) 1. n. Beggar's dish.
fWrfitS? (f) 1 . n. Mendicancy.
fa^Tfilt (tt-f*Tt>fiO a. Beggar.
fimr^(^:-MI-^'|a-Fit for beggars.
(wfanr (n:-HMf) p. Begged.
fim (^:) 2. m. A mendicant ; the
4th order of the Hindus.
\vfK w. 3./ A beggar.
fim.tfliaY (zT) 3. /. Old or ragged raiment ; beggar's clothes.
f>TOnT{^:) l.m. Scattering alms.
(Wfl ("H) 1. rt. A part, a fragment.
fwftl (fa:) 2./. A wall ; a purt ; an
ftftlT(VT) l./. A wall ; a lizard.
ffTI.^re(*::)l.iB.A house-breaker.
f*r% (^,TT,st) ftRfB fift 7. c. To
break or tear in pieces.
f*PS (VJ 5- / Breaking ; kind,
sort. d. Breaking, destroying.
faX* 1. in. A sword, n. /ntfm's thunderbolt.
fir^T |^t) 1 ,/. Tearing ; coriander.
ftrl%(fci) 2,mJndra'a thunderbolt,
fir%) 1. b. Idem.
fflf if :] 2. in. /(fen.
ftr^T (t) 1 Idem. a. Brittle.
iH^fWH (fl:-1-);>. Breaking,
ftrsr W) 1. m. A river.
ftrfl*rrT(*rt-in-^ ) J>, Being broken,
divided or dieiinguished.
ftq ( ?! -5) 1. m. n. A thunderbolt.
ft<5H (at-Bl-H) p. Breaking.
"' A short arrow
thrown from the hand.
fa* C^-TMf) a. Split, divided ;
different ; budded ; neglected ;

connected, m. Flaw in a jewel.
n. A bit; a fraction.
fHW (3*:) l.m. A heterodox man.
ftnr.aiPnn(WT) I./. A cucumber.
ftW.J^lr(ii)l, n. Multiplication of
fractions in arithmetic.
fafl.TW fa) a. Of divided views.
fWB.^T (Ti-TI-^) a. Wounded.
ffflPW(sf)l.i. Cube of a fraction.
finj.^lW (qr:-^r-î) o. Wrecked.
Rnr-wtJi.^ ();:) l.m. Division of
fractions in arithmetic,
finrwm 1, a. A potsherd.
rlff.rniTiira (8TI) a. St. Chick pea.
C^l-^r-^) a. I'ierced in
the joints, wounded to the quick.
fl^tr s (îS(-Tat-w) a. Scattered.
firfi.îilÔi. m. Square ofa frac
lion in arithmetic.
fWB.Bfa O-ftll-ft) a. Neglecting
duty ; following evil practices.
ftrH.SRqrfatf [flj I. n. Subtraction of fractions.
fwi.Tsrfwir (<i) I.h. Addition of
fractions in arithmetic.
f5-e": (*>tr-<)a. Hoarse,
fwill 1./. Fear, alarm.
fw-T, (*) W*ilfil 10. u. To divide.
f (') 1. in. A barbarian of u
particular tribe, a Bheel.
fwni.rt(H:) l.m. A good doctor,
fa? -fl5JS (Tf) 1. n. A medicament.
fHH3(*) 5. m. A physician.
f(ff3I (31) I./ Parched rice.
fWl (W) 1 / Boiled rice.
<ffl (fw.h) flfifa 3. & To fear.
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Ht (ft) *mfir HUreffT 1.10.0. Hem.

Wt (*M 3./. Fear.
fltW (if) l.H. Idem. a. Afraid.
ftU.^TT ( ? : - tf-^ )a.Fear- i n a pirin g.
vfrMrtv (ni-vr-if ) a. Much afrBid.

ift?rTH (rW-TJV>nf ) o. Afraid.
FTPf (fill) 2./. Fear; trembling.
*fl*r () I. h. Horror, m. SAiua ,name of a P&ndu prince; sorrel ;
fim)Dvrgd; a whip; a perfume.
a. Fearful, terrific, tremendous.
tftn."*hr(*T-^W[) a. Dreadful.
wlir.<^51 (sTi-irr-si) a. Frightful.
*ftH.*TT^ 1. . A lion ; a roar.
l.m. War, battle.
tnT*T |) 3. /. A particular
night, the 7th of the 7th month
of the 77th year of life i a river.
tn.flen o. Gigantic.
wTfl.fTOr'fl (fT:) 1. m, A lion.
Wtw-faTI? (t;-W-V) a. Gigantic.
t.Jt(B:-JtT-jf) a. Terribly swift.
wtH.wre^ (!:) 1. f. Yama.
*jhl.%H (ifJ) 1 . m. The third of the
five Panda princes.
Wl a. Timid, fearful,
shy, bashful. /. Asparagus ; the
prickly nightshade ; a jackal . a
centipede ; a tiger ; a goat.
wfa*(w:-*T-3i) . Fearful, m. An
owl ; a bear. a. A wood.
*flT."%frH ( r?: ) 1. m. A deer.
tffraifW) 1./. Fearfulneia.
whmq (Ht-^> a. Fearful
wtn.T^H (m) I. m. A furnace.
Hfa-T^l [W) l.m. A deer.
f> (W:-W:-^)a. Timid.
WtflJ* a. Idem.
(f) I.n. Horror, terror, o.

Horrible, terrific ; hard, harsh,
m. SAura the olibanum tree.
SIWM (H!-V-W> p. Terrifying.
ift-r(-t) X.f.Idm.
vUf IW-*R-*f) o. Horrible, m.
Shiva ,- grand uncle of the Pandas ; an imp. n. Horror.
VtW.m (SO 3./. The Ganges.

WW (W-HI-li) a. Eaten, n. Food.
WW.^t) (<i) I. a. Orts, leavings.
*nB.^ff3*rrr (<i) 1. n. Jrfem.
wfw(%:)2-/. Eating; possession.
Hjrtir^r-Tj);). Crooked; stooping.
WHr,Tt%T) W^fWWB 7.r.Toeat;
enjoy ; save ; suffer. (,4r,^T)
MSlffI G. a. To be crooked.
WW (ST-3IT) 1. The arm ; the
hand; a curve ; legofa triangle.
WSI.ÎOTT (*:) l.m. The armpit.
W9i.iT (3i:) 1. m. A snake.
HWiT.^TTl (li) 1. n. Vishnu's bird.
nam | () 1. m.Idem.
*T5WTrfsiir (ait) 5. m, A peacock.
tranrrm () m - Garuda.
wai.T(T:) 1. m. A snake; a catamite, a lecher. /. (Tl).
W5JT.5lffT^fl(ill)3./.A plant conside red an antidote to poison.
HWT.Waf (a*) 5. m. The bird and
vehicle of Vishnu i a peacock.
Hsrr.Hrfsra; (sft) 5. m. The Boa.
HOTTW (w) t.m. A snake.
WaT.TST C?r) 5. m. GnrBi/a.
W^TTBT (f)3./. The ichneuraon plant. [ferrea).
S!TIW(W) I m. A plant (Messua
WW.fnTSl*::) 1. a. Shoulder blade.
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warren I. m. A finger null.

WWT.a^r (WO 1. m. A hand.
HBrpfir I. n. Tlie breast, the
chest, the bosom. [arms.
W5TT)TTt(tO 1. m. Clasping in the
VPS (far) 2. m.Fire.
gftr(.|t-^)l./. A servant..
Independant man ; string worn
round the wrist./. A whore.
*pflHP!(i:-n-0 p.Being enjoyed.
WSQ (sjp) 2. m. Eating. [sessor.
f^*(*i)l.m. An enjoyer or pos5* - To support.
*tftT(*r ) 5./. The earth.
(ii) I. n. A world ; water ;
heaven ; mankind.
M^r.-^fl(77,l. n.The three worlds.
IjVgftO 2- .The sun ; the moon ;
fi'r'e ; a master or lord.
3*.^nr(Wi)l. m. One of tlie divisions of the universe, the space
between the earth and sun.
ga/s ind. Heaven, ether, sky.
Jjfsw(ft>) 5. . The ocean.
û4K>t) a/-Fire arms ; rocket.
W Wflfil 1. a. irr. To be, to become, to be born. (*;) Wiaufff
10. a. To mix ; think ; be clear.
(ftr,i|vaffr, S ; TTufn, ii I.
10. c. To obtain. With *rfa to
rule over, îj to experience, do;
^fa to overcome, afflict ;
to be born, preside over ; w
lo be vanquished ; a be manifest, be equal to, rule ; nfir to
be substituted for ; uft to disrespect, surround ; 1k to see, uphold ; prove, have power ; ^ to
be possible, cont
collect ; f> and >*frT to be reciprocally or mutually.
K_ (*):) 3. /. The earth ; a place ;
sacrificial fire. hid. Lowest hell.
m(V>^)l. '"- A hole, a cliBStn,
a cave ; time ; darkness.
(*T0 I. m. Ajwdtn.
W.qrw(m.| 1. in. An earthquake.
W.SJ-S I . m. The radius of the
equator in astronomy.
*.5P3 1 . m. A restive horse.
W.*W1 I, H. A name of Fd.
tudiva, the fjitlier of Krishna.
H.'Rlif, (^:) 1. M. A kind of heron.
Jf (W:) L. m. An aquatic plant ;
Indian fig./. (Jtl) A goblin.
W.fipi (<t,^>5, m. A hog.
h.31{m:| I. . Dramatic author.
I. a. Poison.
H.mg{j01.m. A terrestrial globe.
V.-^gr (5fi| I. n. Equinoctial line.
JT.^HOT tÎi) I-/. Darkness.
W.SWI"!:) 2. An earth-worm.
H.3TE1 (ra:) 3./. Wheat ; the fruit
of the Fkcnurtia sapidu.
WrT coiij. As, like.
I (tr:-m-7f ) a. licen ; gone ; obtained ; true. in. n. A goblin ; living hemg.Mi.A demigod ; a son ;
Shiua.n. An element, fact. [flag.
Wf.iv (n--m-V> Hoot of sweet
WrT-tTflf**! (flfli) 2./ Possession by
the devil or evil spirit-".
Mr7.IIi! (W:) 1. m. A class of sprites.
Wrf.JlWlCWI) I./ Sort of perfume.
MH.UTW () 1. m. Aggregate of
elementary matter ; universe.
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*nT-W (WO A camel ; garlic.

/.(i(l)Haly basil ; another plant.
Hti.Wr(^r)t-/. Inilian spikenard.
mi.Vll (") 1-/- Kindness to all,
wr.m^t (ft) 3./. The earth.
WU.*nI (HO 1. m. Shiva.
ffiT.siT&W (*T) l.f.Durgd.
WfT.iri'nfl(5rO 1 m. The markingnut plant ; mustard, a. Eieocarpus seed. [Indica),
OTt.gm(iq;)l.Hi. A plant (Bignonia
Wir.jOnwtUt) 1./. The day of the
nr. ^ far if:)2 /.Thro wing the remnnnts of an offering, aui mals, Stc.
WfI.Y (W-ijf-* ) a. Cherishing.
WT.WI3. o. Elementary,
WT.WB (TT) a. Supporting.
t(.ii f/*>*0 I./. . Elementary
particle, original atom,
WMW (3:) I. m. Offering viands
No all created beings.
*T.<rer(5f)l.n. Surface of the earth.
Wna (^rH-?flT-^) a. Being,
been, existing ; material.
*nT.7I^l:) lm -Ueleric myrobalan.
wa.fafflRjT I./ Possessiuu by
evil spirits, epilepsy.
MfT.%"fU1) 3./.Nyctanthes triads.
Mfl.E^ (W) I. ni. Tro phis aspera.
VIT.^K 1. m. The wurld.
3.^JI(it:)l."i. Eiemeutary nature.
Wrf.flfl*; iK') 1. Possession by
evil spirits/.(^t )Fire in a forest.
WW.**W (W-ffl-W) United or
combined with the elements.
*T3.*W^ I*) I. m. The deluge.
Wtf.W(Îf-W-WJaIn the elements.

rTTijRiwi) 5. in. The body ; Brahma ; Shiva ; war ; vital principle.
HftTf^(f^ : ,-.i ra .Go(l,the first cause.
fl*'* 1 *^* (^-Ptmt-fR) a. Kind
and compassionate to all.
Wtlft (fc) 2. m. Asafretida.
wrra(A-^l-fl'j a. Possessed or distracted by an evil spirit.
mr*re(10 I. m. The body.
HITfae (e : -5f-E) a. Occupied or
possessed by an evil spirit.
WHtS'k (Tt:)l- m. Possession by tlie
devil or an evil spirit.
wffT (fft:) 2./. Dignity, power ;
superhuman power sought by
magic ; prosperity ; birth ; state ;
ashes, fried meat.
wfirr(*i)I. Bt. A sort of gentian ;
a fragrant grass ; Ajmdia.
wt>.*(rffl (nil 1 . m. A king's counsellor ; Vrikashpali. a. Ambitious, desirous of wealth.
rfVrtftVtaO I ."'.A ditch ; a cellar.
wf-I.K(C(w)l- n. Festive ceremony.
wffr.m! (w:) 1. m. Dramatic poet.
Hfir.filUlfl 1. m. The twenty*" fourth lunar mansion.
Yiftqr(701- . A sort of gentiun ;
Ajadea ; a fragrant grass.
jgpjj (^!-^t-^J a. Worshipping
spirits : a worshipper.
vrnmnO 1. m. Shiva.
WJTTTOrl (ri:-TTT-7f) a. Possessed.
WWT (H) l.tt. Gold.
(TO 1. m. A hog.
W.^T I. m. A brahman.
W.iiiT (TO I. m. A king.
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wfi, ( 5'
w. A mountain ; a sort
of medical apparatus.
M.S (HO I. m. A mountain.
W.iMJi (Jl;) 1. m. An earlh-worm.
afen(H:)lM.A species of gentian.
(m) 4. m. A king.
W.q (m) ]. m. A sovereign.
H^ft fff:) 2. nt. A king.
.q^(^:)1.m.A tree/.(^t) Jasmin.
W-trftft (fal) 2. M. Circumference
of the earlh ; equinoctial line.
V.1TO(*:) l.M.A king.
w.S*(*) 3 / S"Vrf, wife of fldma.
w.flsi.W) 5. m. A king.
Blfii (fT) 5. m. King; mountain.
cttsi(W-H1-)<i.Muc1i, many, great.
*r.mi (V-^H) a. Made of earth.
/. Shadow personified.
Hft? [f*f!) 2. /. The earth ; a place.
wfiWT (*n) !/ Theatrical dress ;
decorating images, &c.
^fir.^wr* (/:)! w- A plant or
flower (Kajmpferia rotunda).
^fH.at(ar:)l- The planet Mors ;
hell./.(W[) Silo, b. Earth-born.
wffl.WH ) 2./. A tree (Premna
herbacea). Also fsiWT.
flft.aftfVw (Tt) 5. m.Thc Vaiskya,
agriculturalist or farmer.
STRf.^rH IM) 1 . n. Gift of land.
Tjjfo&n (3=) l. m. A brahman.
ft.TJ(T:) 1. m. A prince,
m.ira |V) 1. m. A good horse.
HfH.nfiT (fir.) a.m. A king.
ijfH.vfflSf (a) I. n. Sovereignty.
^.fquraWl.tn.A Palmyra tree.
Htfl.iis (W) 5. m. A king ; a hill.
fa.aT (W)l-/. Arabian jasmin.
^fil.TWfjS') 1. m. A good horse,

wfw.wn? (W:) 1. m. Death.
wfa.^Prsr (if) I. n. Cow-dang.
^ftjîn(5t:-i!) I. m. n. A corpse,
MfH.jru [w-tjM) a. Lying or
sleeping on the ground.
flfflS (B:-FS) a. Placed on the
earth or ground ; born.
fl.1WT 1*1)1./ Wife of Rama.
fwa (^:) 2. hi. An earth-worm,
wfii.^prtw) 5. m. A man ; a Vahh; a thief ; man blind or lame.
Wflt=5 (=?:) 1. m. A king.
WWTU^lit (^t) 3./. A plant (Flacourtia cataphracta),
pi) I. n. State, condition.
^T9(*nr-*l^t-*lO a. Much, many ;
again, repeatedly ; beyond.
I. a. Abundance.
wfilB (:-BT-TS) a. Many, much.
Hft (*:)2. m. Vishnu; Brahmti ;
ova ! a day. it. Gold. o. Much.
I (*) 5./. The earth.
KjjjKK u. Liberal.
WfC.HRif (HT-HI.) fl. Splendid,
wft.gnn 1WT1 1./. Fennel.
Tc5lTH (W) 5. m. The ruddy
goose, the flamingo.
^ft.*n (iTTl I./. A plant.
ft.irjii (u:) 1. m. A jackal.
wft.Wiw (H;-Wi-W) a. Very profitable, n. Great gain.
wft.WiT(flfr-'if) a. Fruitful,
wft.[fl now. Manifold. [flower.
gjWi (Wt) 3. /. A sort of sunW.V? (^:) 1. m. A tree.
W*S (e&) 1. m. The My oriSojpa/ra, a kind of birch.
r ( 561 ) -*jr<r
H=BT.n?5(0 I. m. Man of a wised and degraded caste,

writaft;) l-M- The birch tree,
wftf (W:)2./. The earth ; a desert.
wI(*:)l The world, [worm.
WBiar (tti) 1./. A worm, earth-
g-irnr (nr:) I. m. Along.

M-^jfj (fÔ */ Consecration.
^.^re(TTT:)5.m.An ant or molehill.
*L(ftr.M)wtrH,%i;<(iir,wi. 10.
c. To decorate, to adorn.
W^f*!) l.n. Oraament.
Wffti5 (^:-^T-w) a. That should
he decorated. [trinkets, &c.
'/ Adorning with jewels,
wftrl (JT:-Hr-) a. Adorned.
WJ (J:-f) a. Being; being; well.
W-5<T(>T0 I. m. The planet A/ucs.
/. (Hi) 8&d, the wife of Riima.
^ 1- Fragrant grass.
J7 (9f ) o m. Man, mankind,
(jj:) 1. m. Mountain Sumfru.
W.wfa*T(St)5. m. A landlord.
(5l)MTr?(,3 1- c (fa,**.?) ftflffl
irf 3. c. To nourish ; to fill ; to
support ; to hold.
S.ghj (*0 1. m. A male actor or
dancer in female apparel.
JS.gifis (ft:) 2./. A frown,
ijsj (H:)2.)n.ThenameofaceIebrated sage, or his grandson ;
Shiva ; Shukra ; table-land.
PJ.lffT(fa:) 2. w. ParasrjKrunw.
Ti;.fT (fl:) 1. . SAuii-n.
HT^t-mfif (ft:) 2. m. The first of
the incarnations of Vishnu.
TT (TO 1. m- A large black bee,
fork-tailed shrike ; a lecher ; a
wasp; a golden vase; a plant.

.Woody Cassia ; Talc, [shrike.
>TT*r (*) 1. m. A bird, sort of
ET.ar (si) 1- n. Aloe wood.
JiT.vfrfitrr (lil) I./. Cardamoms.
>ST.Tare (Wit) 5. m. Eclipta prostrata or Verbesina scundens.
{mi) 1 . m. /Am a shrike ;
a bee ; a particular sacrifice.
HT.fe I. m. One of Shiva's
attendants or door-keepers.
*Vrm(W-)l. m. Awasp. [waen.
>iT.TW l.m. Ligusticum ajWT ; *1^T RO I - . Eclipta.
WTTC (<:0 l.m. A golden vase;
a shrub (Eclipta proatrata). /.
j t) A criket. . Cloves ; gold.
HTifr&rr 1./. A cricket.
>iTT1t(t) 3./ Stvarm of bees.

WftPT (Tl) 5. m. One of Siwa's
chamberlains or door-keepers.
WFt-Wa:) I. m.The hog plumb.
3T WWfl 1 . rf. To fry.
(if) 1 . n. A frying pan.
ln(rf:-rTT- n')o. Hired ; maintained ;
filled ; possessed of. m. Servant.
27T3T <* ; ) l.m. A hired labourer,
a servant. [teacher.
îqiTsjiir* (if!) I. in. A hired
'JfWranfVrT (W:) l.m, A student
paying for his education.
rt.Hfif(ffr:-fa:-frT) o. Prosperous,
glorious ; smeared with ashes.
SH.Tvtl (SKi-WH-MI) a. Filled up.
WfS (RTi) 2. / Wages ; capital ;
maintenance, support.
JjffT.gsjf*) 5. m. A hired servant.
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ICS] (iflt) 1. A servant. / (Wl) I

Hire, a. Nourished, cherished.
1CH1H (w) I. n- Servitude, [hire.
iraj/umnT (=*J 1. m. Teaching fur
(*) ' Supporting dependants, servants, &c.
WW.flfl fflt) 4, m. A kind muster.
(TO 1- . Kindness to
dependants or servants.
establishing firmly, [vants.
WtlMfr) 2 ' nl - Support of serw-wfini ('*t-f"si-f%) HbvwftrlfR:) 2. ni. A whirlwind; wniriifH (n.^.TT) 1' To fall.
H(li)l-. Muuh, exceedingly, repeatedly, a. Much, emiuent.
En-ûi ;n:-TO'H) a. Severe,
un.fti^ C^) o- Perspiring much.
(Si-TI-CJ a. Fried.
(B; I. Hicc boded, [den.

wft(fai)2/.Frv'nB:abi | e]y garV (fl) $ntfir 9- o. To blame or censure; to nourish ; to hold ; to fry.
qi (sir:) 1. m. A frog; a cloud.
/ (nil) A frog; a creeper.
3*.n*f 0<f) 3./. A creeper.
a*.tt^)fi. m. A serpent.
W (-*>) 1. m. A ram, a sheep ; a
raft ; name of a sage, [feared.
wnm (3j:-5ir-^) a. That should be
ti (flt-nt-e) a. Dividing. n.A factious or seditious man.
^ (n.0 ' Dividing, breaking ;
disunion, difference ; kind.
HÛ (UN-nil-*) a- Breaking.
W(.arc te-<NC) a. Separating.
fin*r(n) l.n A discriminating.

W^.srajn (u:) 1. m. Believing that
ull things are not Gud.but different from him as they appear.
Sf^fT [ n : - rTt-S ] a Di v i d ed , s e p a rated,
wfesf (<t-fen|-fa;) a. Separating,
dividing, m. The ratnn.
1. n. Indru's thunderbolt,
irjrir) 1. n. Idem.
in (V-niMi) n - DiviiiUe.
ijsi (nO 1. m. The sun ; the moon.
wf*<tfc-ft) 2.M. 3./. Kettledrum.
irtuSl'Qfc-iSI-iil . Formidable. M.
A form of SMvu.f. One of Z>urga's uttendants. n. Conception.
S^CaO'-""- A raft; ame of a sage.
a. Ignorant ; timid ; unsteady.
WW (*:-*') 1. m. n. A raft,
Si (stM) wnfa,^ L. c. To fear or
dread ; to move or go.
WSSI (31) 1. n. A remedy ; fennel.
ijq5rTT<T)l.n. Any thing or liquid
in which medicine is taken.
HQ(^)L. n. Alma collected by begging ; mendicancy.
n.^Tlt (li) 1. n. Begging.

Sfo.^BTT (rat) 1./. Idem. [alms.
WB.afifnnn (nil) 1./. Living upon
jJ^.jiw (n() 5. m, A mendicant.
lj*lfM*U*it) 5. m. Idtm.
iMfVTK (1:) I. m. Mm.
XÎ (nji) 1. n. Mendicancy.
9>rn (n) Horror, m. Shiva./.
(nl) Durgd. a. Formidable.
M .aSK m ( n> : -nr l-ni ] a For m i d able .
WHS (a:) I. a). A sort of quail, n.
A medicament, a remedy.
wnÎ (!) 1. n. A medicament.
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MT adv. A vocative particle, Oh.

HfflR(5i:-^T- a t}''Enjoyal)le; edible.
HTBj (WT) 4. m. A husband, a. Eating-, enjoying, possessing.
WTfljsrlBI 1. a. Enjoyment.
5rtjnrt*!(w:-!T-w) p. About to eal,
enjoy, or possess.
Tir;Jl:)'- m. Pleasure, enjoyment;
eating; hire; wealth.
wnT.Jl^f (^)l. n. Harlot's wages.
Wt.J3? rt) 1. n. The inner or
private apartments of women.
WIMlftr (fir:) 1. m. An enjoyer or
possessor ; a governor,
Wfl.Tjra (Wi) ! A groom.
iJt.fimtf^T (WT) I./ Hnnger.
iSm^fir (fw) 2./. Paradise.
WJi.Wffl (*:) I. in. A servant.
5ro.JiTH{w:)l. m. Interest, profit.
SniT5l(^ IW I 5. m.A snake ; dancing ; singing. / The capital of
the Nilgas ; the Ganges, a. Enjoying, delightful, pleasurable.
5. n, 'Hie inner apartment of women, the haram.
iln.vjra(^ l.n.The body as the
Beat of enjoyment ; a hiiram.
anîrt") l.u. Wealth.
5l3TpTt(gl)3/. Praise, eulogium.

[Jiwre (m) 1. m. The haram.
wlfira. (^') 1. fl. A groom.
%rft.*fH (Us) Um. Air, wind.
SifiRT(nt| 5. m. A snake ; a king ;
a barber ; enjoyer./. Capital of
the Ndgass royal concubine, a.
Enjoying, possessing.
wm.TW* (*f) Lb. Sandal.
filSt'S (H 1 ) 1 Serpent ^non/o.
Win; (ttf:*nr-TO) a. To be enjoyed.

n. Wealth ; grain./. A whore.
atW(W;)l. ib. A country, BAojpur ;
a king of Ougein ; a cowherd.
i5r.W3(Z!) 1. m. Idem.
Hf5I (si) 1. b. Food; eating.
Mrsnr.fMl* (*i) 1. m. Choice food.
Sisnr.wi (li-^T-il) o- Distressed
or straitened for food. [riat.
ftlWIjfiHtK (Xi) I . m. CommissaitST^h) (q:-UT-'a) a. Enjoyable ;
edible, n. Food, sustenance.
5rar7ftfT(ir:)l. m. Name of Kama.
SlÛ (si) 1. n. Food. a. edible.
Chyle.
WT3TT(T01' A country, Bdtda.
STMT iiilerj". Oh !
HT*ftn (XT) 1./ Coral.
wftr (fa:) 2. w. A camel.
n!nterj.A particle of calling, oh !
WtH (W-TH-^f) a- Elemental ; deidols or imps./. (?ft) Night.
3rfn*(3S:) 1. m. Shiva, a. Relating
to evil spirits ; elemental,
$m(Ti)l..The planet Mars; hell ;
ambergris. /. (*) Sitd. a. Terrestrial, belonging to the earth.
Coral.
Wtffl* (51-51-*) a. Earthly.
*flf; (î:) 1. m. A superintendent
of gold, a treasurer.
WT(5=)Wuif I. f. To fear.
)J <V3) 5lfk 4.a. To fall down.

4m {H) I. m. Falling down.
fl (-3) VWH 4. rf. To fall down.
V.-gfs (Hi) 1 . m. An actor wearing
female appareL Also w.^fo.
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VJ.ffiE (fs:-t!) 2. 3./ A frown,

flw *ffri ] . a. To sound.
4. a. To turn round, to wander
about- With iiftto wander much;
with f*r to play, wanton or rove
about; with *T to honor, hurrv.
u (wO I. m. Whirling, wandering
about ; error ; an eddy ; a drain.
VnV(V)l-A whirling, a w;imlt! in
/. ("ft) A leech; kind of game.
*m.l*fl (zt) 3./. An umbrella or
mat fur that purpose.
*m(r.) l.w. A large black bee;
a lover ; vertigo, a. Whirling.
W 1 . a. Hair curled on the
forehead ; a bee ; a whirlpool.
Wfe (")'* m - A sort of wasp.
^JJK.fimflOl.m.A Jfnrfamin tree.
WCprefaTlT (m) 1./. Sporting
of beea ; name of a metre.
WK]fW(W:}l.m. Hair curled and
brought over the forehead.
^<?W3 () l.m. An armourer;
sword-cleaner ; knife-grinder,
yffl (fti) 2. /. Whirling; error;
lathe ; whirlpool. [round.
WftlT (^-fwwVftO O. Whirling
Wrt.'S) WBfll 4. n.To fall down.
>Jg (H:-2T-g) o. Fallen ; fried.
B.HTHI fi-t-^) o. Wretched,
forlorn, undone, reduced.
sre.Traj I^-ÎI-sh) a. Deposed,
yrai (w.sr) ysifa.S G. c. To fry.
>flsj (5^,3) flisia- 1 . d. To shine,
yisra Lit, Bile.
*TI3!a 2./. Brilliance.
*(IMj<(jm,-Tft-HH) a. Brilliant.
BtfiWO <he:.so:-hu) n. Elegant,

brilliant, well dressed.
ra (UN 4. m. A brother. Dual.
Brother and sister.
HIE* (is:.î[-qf) a. Fraternal.
Uia.ai (5)0 1. m. A brother's son.
WB.smjT(*jr) 1./. A sistcr-in-law.
t.vwT(i?t) 3./. A brother's wife.
we.rn^rr (sir) a. m. <fu. A brotherand sister, [ther.
îS.^Cfl:-'lT-'fi)n. Having a broyiailif (ni<T-n<ft-ra ) a. Idem.
*jTH5! (51;) 1. m. A brother's son;
nn enemy, great opponent.
Wfc.^TK (T:) I . m. A husband's
elder brother.
1^1*I (V.) l.m. A brother's son.
o. Fraternal, brotherly.
WH (Wls^n-M) a. Whirled; blundering, mistaken, lost.
lf=a(f=H:) 2./. Error; wandering.
^TpfWrl (HH1-*T<tWrr) a. Erring.
yifcj.'JTKi) 1. in. A counsellor.
ijm(WtJl. in. A wandering; error.
mW(^f:jl . m. A jackal ; a cheat ;
n loadstone ; a sun-flower.
>n*TC) I- Whirling; countrydance; honey; a village, m.
Loadstone./. (0) Durgd.
^mftsr (r>fiTa>-fT) Whirling;
giddy ; from honey or a bee.
ijnunpi (W:-lrr-^f| p. Impelled.
4. rf.To shine.
Wfflp-^l i)).mf.n.h frying pan.
(ft flwfe,ft 9. c. To fear ;
to hold, to cherish, to support.
g.-f*{*0 1- m. An actor in female
apparel. Also>ags). -
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B-gife (fo) 2./. A frown.

W?()yftT 6.0. To cover ; collect.
3./. The eyebrow.
Wffa (fi) 1. m. A male actor in
female apparel. Alio Hlfft.

U5fz (fz 1 ) 2./. A frown.
(W,*) 10. J. To hope;
to desire ; to be confident.
J3*W(^j:)l.m. The embryo or fetus.
VH.H (3>at-a) - Causing or
producing abortion.
y*l.^?ai(31T)l/.I*rocuriDg abortion.
1.îr(7T-Hljl.iM. 3./. One who
W-WTF (T:) 1. m. A frown.
SjstS 1. i To shine.
(ff/K) >J>is !. d.To go ; to fear,
ire (*() I. m. Deviatiun from rectitude ; going ; loss.
S^!(iif) l.n. Going, moving.
*TSI l-gfc 1. a. To cut.
miy^ <*w/) mn*t I. d.
^TWS 4. J. Tn shine.
T|a(3i,^)'ii!r*T,^n I.C.Togo;
to fear, to be alarmed.
H m. The 25th consonant and last

letter of the labial class.
V{%)\.m.Brahmd; Sliiva; Vis/ma;
Turns ; time ; poison ; magic ;
verse; moon ; fourth note of the
gamut /.(HI) Lakshmt; mother ;
light; measure; death; woman's
waist, ii. Fortune ; water.
Jffi (ff,T) H I . d. To decorate,
to grace or adorn ; to go.
UTTftO I . m. A marine monster ;

sign of the zodiac, Capricorn ;
one of Kavi'-ra's treasures.
flSKT.W3! IT:) 1. m. Cupid.
W^t.Sg 2. in. Idem.
Jrar.^5T (3J:) 1. m. Idem.
HST.^ Kr) 1. ib. The nectar or
honey of a flower ; a cuckoo ; n
bee ; a fragrant mango ; a jasmin, filament of a lotus, [flower.
TOT5*rft(*t) 3./. The trim.pct(t:) 1. m.The ocean.

Tr^rrsK 1- m. Cicialpiuiu.
Jrarrs'W:}'- ' Cupid ; the oecan.
*rar.Tû (Tj:) I. m. The ocean.
fl^tTfl <^ : > 1- m. Vtrrma,
IPsftsi (ft) 5. m The ocean.
1. n, A crest, a crown.
Wfftt (PfT) If. An edict or order
of government to Sudras.
A mirror ; stick of a
potter's wheel; an unblown flower ; a tree (Mimusops elengi).
TJ"? (^r:) I. m. An opening bud;
a tree (Mimusops elengi).
BfMI <^:J 1. m. A kidney-bean.
Tfi.S () I. m. A sort of rice. a.
Going lazily or slowly.
WJ.Bî 1. ii. A kidney-bean.
ij^bi* : | 1 . m. A plant, Danri.
ngf 1. d. To go.
fl3T5l{si)l . n, A mineral substance,
either chalk or benzoin.;
(RVrWtvO L. m. Chalk. [angry.
H* W^fk 1. a. To fill ; mix; be
("WO I. m. Ilypucriay, slyness.
flf^KsiO l.f. A fly.
j,*sr(*T> L././inn.
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WT (T) 1 . 0. To go.
U^l (ai) I. m. Sacrifice, oblation.

*rB.Îie('T[H.ni. Sumo, son of Dasharatha ; preserver of sacrifices.
TO.*fV(ftri) 2. m. Sacrificial fire.
WffTiisTO:) I- > Idem.
UIJW^(^) 5. m. Sites.
l.a.To go.
KJtV (H:)l- ** A country south
Behar; tin inhabit ant of it ; a family bnrd./ (SO Lung-pepper.
SWlS^T CO !. m. Jarasandha.
HTdTf-yi-Tl) "..Plunged, immersed
in, sunk, absorbed in.
*ra I^T) ^9* To go i begin
to go; go quickly; blame; game;
cheat. Act WlCH to adorn,
(q:) 1. in. One of the divisions
of the universe ; Mug country.
/. (tn) A drug ; pleasure ; 10th
lunar asterism./. (ST-Ht) A sort
of grain, n, A kind of flower.
TOTSTf'ra) 5. m. A name (if Indra.
nm3\(qrH )5.Tn.Indra ; one of the
great monarchs of the Jainas.
IffT.tr* "".The planet Venus.
( H:)3. m. idem.
^ffii (wt) 1. m. A fire in a forest.
*r^C<t:) I. A mirror.
Wf(m*Wt*W)"-HtlE or immersing any thing ; cleansing.
gî(>ii) I, n. CoiiKa or greaves.
flâriu. Quickly ; much.
1 Cuisses or greaves.
3= {^f:) !. m. A mendicant.
UT (TO 1. m. The head of a boat.
flTr! (W>*T-) o. Happy, good,
prosperous. m.Tlie planet Mars;
thank-offering. /. Burgi; bent

grass ; a good wife.n. Happiness.
HTVt.^W (71) 1. n. Waved leaf
fig-tree (Ficus infectoria).
(>) 1. m. A bard.
T) I./. Turmeric.
(WÎt-^) a. Auspicious;
beautiful ; pure. m. A fig-tree ;
a lentil./. A plant or a grass, n.
Sour curds ; Sandal ; red-lend.
ITT=!r* (W:) 1. m. Lentils.
nra.Tnrinrr (*jr) i. /. A plant
(Celtis orientalis).
WTT*tC*>] 3./. A boat.
() fl^ri I. A To be vain or
proud ; to speak ; to pound. (X)
rvfrf Idem ; also to hold, to be
tall ; to adore ; to shine.
trafwTf*!) I./. Excellence.
nf^Ti CrJ:-Ttr-fi) a. Devoted to me.
U^FtÔ !. A fish in general.
Bajf.WH.Cw) 5. n. A bone.
jjsialÎ) 5. m.The marrow of the
bones and flesh ; the sap of trees.
jrspT 1. n. Bathing ; marrow.
*r5Jt.^5T(5f)l.B.Semen genitale.
Uwl|(=5tT) 1./. Marrow, pith, sap.
*rsfli.^3i5is);j.M,A hell ; bdellium.
nfel^r (ST) I./. Indian crane.
nam (Ht) \.f. A basket.
VW%) w^fk 1. a. To go.
W (^0 ' A bed, n bedstead ;
a platform ; elevated shed for a
watchman ; a sort of throne.
UflT?Î 1. m. A bug.
Trg.WWO (1:) I. m. A sort of temporary open shed or platform.
L' u i Lv L.
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IX (*) WWlf** 10. o. To sound ;

to clean, to purify.
TO Oc-tt) 1. 1-3. /. A pearl ; a
compound pedicle ; a plant.
wtffc (f^s-ift) 2. 3./. A compound
pedicle ; a stalk ; a large pearl.
m.f. A sprout or shoot.
*raft* (7n-W-Tf)p. Budded.
BÎHW) I./. A pedicle; she-goat.
*tfs (fit) 2./.
flfsjT(3ii) 1./. Aharlot.
flfa-'E 1 "! 1^0 '-/ A plantain.
*jfip*^ () 5. Elegance.
flfsfil (Si) 1./. Bengal madder.
wfiBS14T (1!) 1. m. The dye of
madder ; strong attachment.
HalTfc)!. An ornament for the
feet or toes. in. A post to which
the churning stick is tied.
8tH (*ffO 1. n. A village, inhabited chiefly by washermen.
HS(H : -B Beautiful, pleasing.
S^-iftPT. (t) a- Krishna, a.
Having beautiful hair.
flTj.lHWT (ffl) I./. A goose.
fl^.W^HOl- n.Jeaa sage./.(^r)
An Apaara or nymph, a. Having
a sweet soft melodious voice.
mmittrfl) Z.f.Durgd; wife of
Infra j handsome woman.
HlJ.smS (**) 1. Brahmd.
^ W (50 1- m.kJaina.
V^.mT^ (-Jt-Ml-f<l) o. Sweetly
speaking./. Amiable woman.
Wljw (W;-T->.Beautiful, pleasing, m. A gallinule. n. A channel ; an arbor ; an aquatic plant.
HB.TW (W-JP-W) a. Handsome.
fl^T(iiI) 1./. A basket ; a stone ;

madder ; bow case of Rdma.
nzft (Hi) 3./. Hail.
H3^Jifz(ft:) 2.m. Incipient pride.
H5*F (<fi:J l.m. Ridge of a thatcli ;
sort of grain (Eleusinecorocanu).
Wff ffzfrl 1. a. To be confused or
disturbed in mind ; to inhabit.
(w.TlT^fa ld.Tobcwail.regret.
3(3:) 1. m. A school, a college ;
a residence for ascetics ; a tera(=ql) 3./. A locust.
(=C0 l.m. The name of a sage.
W5(T.^)HUW I.o*. Todivide; to
surround, (far) *rafir p w^ffl 1 .
10. a. To adorn ; to gladden.
WT* (*":) 1. m. A kind of grain.
"T ! ) 2. m. A sort of drum.
W flu-fir 1. a. To sound.
it*! (f:-<?r) 2. m. 3./. A gem, a
pearl ; fleshy substance ; waterpot ; wrist ; a Ndga or serpent.
flfl* 1. n. A small water-jar.
(fc) 1. in. The blue jay.
flfir.airsf (ii-wt-^f-m') b. Having
jewels or pearls in the cars.
Hfif.Jirf'WT (^n) 1./. A holy pool
or deep cistern at Benares.
Hfa.iir^ WO Tne feathered
part of an arrow.
nftr.Î*|5r N) 1. n. The neck or
throat, place of gems.

ufa.^TT* (<Ct) l.m. A jeweller.
flftj.flt?(T:) 1. m. One of the sons
of JCuuero. [drug.
flf*J.fi*5T(3.T) 1./. Marrow ; sort of
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nfff (t!) 1 . n. Sound of friction.
J?ftt.ilir^(5:) I. n. Indian crane.
nft.^tT prO 1. m. The hood or
crest of I he serpent Ananta.
Bfw.ssiq (*:) 5. m. The rainbow.
Hre.JTtÔ 1 - "'.The navel ; bodice
of a woman ornamented with
jewels, n. Pit of the stomach.
HfiMPf (af;) 1. m. The wrist.
utw-Mi!(?01. '" A Jaina ; Yaks/ia.
flftt.fwft (ft:) 2./. The [mlace of
the great serpent SMsha.
^ft.wfil (fm) 2./ A jewel mine,
v^mn or:) i. m. The capita] of
Shrsfia ,* palace of Nairita, regent of the S. W. Quarter.
ufaun (HRj 5. in. The sun. a.
Adorned with gems or jewels.
fm.jjss;.,=q} 1 A mountain where
salt is found ; rock salt.
Jlfa.WlgT (T) I./. A necklace of
precious stones ; mark of a bite ;
goddess Lakskmi ; light.
flft.^H (d) 1. n. Precious gem.
Hpfl? w. One of the Ndgas.
flfa."^tsi(3j:)'-"i. A pomegranate.
*ftr.*K ) 1 . . String of pearls.
ft.lmTr (T:) 1. m. A staff or
stick set with jewels.
W 1
:.The
n-gen:
a crystal, m. A king-fisher.
IWtq^ (*) l-'i- A flower.
W (uSi-ij) 1. m. n. Scum, foam;
barm ; pith ; head. tn. Castor-oil
tree (Palma Christi); ornament ;
potherb./. (Wl) Spirituous li.
quor; Emblic myrobalan.
H"a^(^)ln.Ornamcnts.n.Adorning.
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fli3.Tr (l:-^) I. w- n. A temporary
building or shed for festival occasions ; an open temple.
jraq'S CÔ ' "' An ornament./.
(=at) A wife, a woman .
[it) 3./. The mole-cricket.
TOO (or:-<flW; 1. m.f. n. The
disk of the sun or moou.n.Sun's
disk ; orb, globe ; a wheel ; a
district; a multitude ; a diagram,
m. A snake ; a dog/Bent grass.
HTJW-fi (*) I. n. An orb or disk ;
sort of leprosy ; a mirror ; form
of array j a diagram, m. A dog.
F'WW.^rffl (T?) 1. n. Dancing in a
ring, as Giipis round Krishna.
W-*fwr (iff-ffaVfi) a. In a
circle, being 'one among manv.
iJtfTlJ (V.) 1. w. A sword.
OTTfint(tf)l-ft. A half, a globe.
(HO 1, m. An emperor.
wRst (^1)
of snake;
dog ; the
trict, o.
o. in. A large species

a cat, a pole-cat ; a
sun; ruler of a disCoiled, made round.
Vtaj<*(**)l. n. Gathering into

a circle, coiling up.
niral.Wti (ffs-HMf) o. Rounded.
VQ^H (TO) 1. m. An emperor.
FWW: (t:) 1. m. Idem.
TH?.?T*T (^T:) 1. jn. A distiller.
flfofU'Ti-WT-ci) a. Ornamented, hi.
A Gauttdfiipa among the Jtiimis.
flSS* (HfO m - A handle.
HW* 1 . m. A frog ; Bignonia
Indica ; name of sagc./.(^fr-wt)
Madder. /.(>) A frog ; SiphononthuB Iudico; a bad woman.
(
W*V*4cMf)l. .3./. A plant
(Bignonia Indica)./. Madder, a
creeper (Hydrocotyle Asiatica).
W^CCC:-^)!."!. 3./. Rust of iron.
H*iT3;W (if) L. n. Painting white
figure* upon the wall un festive
occasions ; variegated colour.
VH iad. Prefix. Mine, my.
(?):-Hr-Tt)o. Known ; admitted
respected, n. Purpose ; wish ; tenet, opinion ; sort, kind.
WHT (T:J 1. m. Name of usage ;
a cloud ; an elephant.
JTflT.ar 1. m. An elephant.
wwfwiil (Wl) 1 ./. Excellence.
nfff (fit.-) 2. /. Understanding ;
wish i memory ; respect.
Rf.**i (<f:) 1. m. Cleverness.
irfw.w (:) 1. m. Error, mistake.

Bfir-WPW (PnO 2-/. Hem.
RmW(15|-fTl-ff(l) fl. Clever.
flfw.faOT (w) 1. m. Error.
Wfw.XtST (*t:-tl-ii) o. Stupid.
WW W:) 1. m. A hug. a. Mine.
(U:) 1 . m. A bug ; a flea ; an
elephant without tasks; a beard-
it ; greaves ;
a buffalo. /Cor) Pudendum muliebre sine crinibus.
mwrrT(fi:0 2. m. Hemp,
wn (Hi) 1 . m. A furious elephant ;
a buffalo ; a enckoo ; the thornapple. /. cm) Vinous liquor, a.
Pleased ; intoxicated ; mad.
t.*lfjpn (^1 3. /. A fine woman. Also fq^t or ftRt.
wn.^TIt (W-j 1. m. An elephant.
Kfl.^ffW (=fft) 5. m.Wild elephant.
9 ) *m
flU.HaT i.m. Wild peacock.
Better than mine
or more than mine.
HUTi^ (^:) I. m. A furious elephant, n. A painted wooden turret on a palace ; enclosure of
trees i pounded betlc-nut.
flflra^ |. In , Fence round a
palace by trees or palisades.
Hfll.THiri(ô !/. A woman with
a lounging or rolling walk.
W-KHOtT-*:) a. Devoted to me.
HfB (ffl ) I . n. The iron bound handle of a sickle ; npplication of
knowledge ; means of getting it.
^(fe.TJÊrTB'Sprfa' 1 10. o.To
speak privately.to counael.With
îfn to invite, to invoke ; with
*1T to salate ; with fa to invite.
fa:) I.m. A fish.
fifqji'ra (^:) 1. m. Fish sauce.

(*.:-X\-K) I. m. /. Envy ; passion./.(tr) A gnat, a musquito. fli^ftsr (ft-frmMt) o.Wicked, cnU<RT 1- "i- 3-/- A fish ;
Vis&nu as the fish avatar; a midland country of India ; a Pnr&n.
H^7.mf3ir(:*r) 1 /.A fish-basket.
IT^r.iWT(ajr) I./. A plant {Nama
zeylanica) Vydsds mother.
flJ^J.mTF (W) I- "i. Fishing,
in^r.srta (^) 1. Fishing-net.
^POt {'S^) 3./. Course or unrefined sugar. Also H^feiir.
(5J1) 3./. A fish-basket.
[.srilT* 1. st, An osprey.
(T:) I.m. Hem.
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WSr.^faprCft) 9. A fisherman
by caste. /. A fish-basket.
HS^r.T (T:) I. in- A kingfisher.
H-ei.i:i5T{3I.') 1. m. The fish Rohi ;
nnne of n country. [hiiok.
mQ.)OT 1. 3./. A fishfflQrfQETl CJT:} I. m A shonl of
young or small fish.
IP.wfli*(V0 1. Fish baked
in n crust of cluy and straw and
eaten with condiments and oil.
mSrpSN*) 3-/ The moon plant.
nWIt(#f)a/.A plant (HingtM)*m*S iV-V'^) Eating fish.
JW[^t(^l)3/.A name applied to
several p!ants,Jussieua.repens,&c.
y^r m ^r lm) t, m. The kingfisher.

H7$T*3 (tf) 3. /. The mother of
Fjfdia,- a place of pilgrimage ; a
particular piiol it licnarca.
HH (%) Hlfw I. n. To churn. (T)
Wl[fT To kill, afflict. Buffer.
TO (*f) 1. . A tree (Premna
longifolinl. n. Churning.
Hfqa(*f) I. a. liutter-milk without
any watery admixture, a. Stirred, churned, agitated.
flfanj^t) 5. m. A churning-stick.
WwtT (TJ) 1./- A town in the province of Agra, where Krishna
wns horn mid brought up.
BW^t(T:)l '" A name of Krishna.
HTO (KT) 1./. JfolAwtf.
h-^ (%f,îirjmqfv 4- To he
glad ; to be proud. I*',) flr^PT
lO.rf.Tociiuse satisfaction. Cans.
HT^nffl To delight, to madden
with fn to articulate. <XXO

W^firhnTo praise; to sleep ; to
be stupid ; to b: elegant ; to go.
JT^(^) I m Joy ; temporal juice of
the elephant ; vinous liquor ; inebriety ; pride ; madness ; semen
\iiilo; musk; desire. /.Drinking
vessel ; furrowing instrument
W^.^W CB:) I . m. An elepliHnt in
rut, a. Speaking like a drunkard.
nÂm (<B0 1. A bull liberated at some festival.
fl^.flWTiafr)!./. Spirituous liquor.
nff.JiKW (T:) t. in. A buffalo.
*^ft(Wt) 3./. A potherb.
IT^t(lll) 1. m. Kdmadiva ; spring ;
a bee./, (ifl-^t) Wine.
A^*.rS.V*f (*) l.m. A pigeon.

*^r.ul3s 1. m. The cuckoo.
n^.flJt (!:-!![-) a. In love.
Jj^.flfra(tt) 1 . n. Effect of love.
Rîf.mnvifVT) I /.A provocative
medicine; Mains bird ; cuckoo.
H^/mf^K*!) I. /.Tardus salica.
fl^5TT^[(l!:) l.w.Membrum virile.
W^sfTflu (n:) ], m. Pudendum.
H<711V<1 {H:) I. m. A sovereign ;
a lotus ; pudendum. [lovers.
i^RW (srO '/ Separation of
B^tl (u;-Ut-*i) a. Ennmouring.
*{^TfHV (vr]l- m The vernal festival of the Hindus, the Iloli.f.
(VI) A courtezan of beaten.
n^.Him(5t:)t.ro.The fluid or juice
from the elepha.it in rut.
fl^-wfs^ti.'il) 3./ Asparagus.
H^qfnW |1TT)1/ Arahiau jasmin.
H<WljK*t) 2./. Idem.
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^f*W(:) 2. m. Love or Cupid ; n

distiller; a drunkard ; a madman;
a cloud, n. Vinous liquor.
1?^ .tin (it;) 1. m. Love ; a cock.
(K.faWJI (Hi)l. A furious elephant, or one in rut.
?^,t>TB|(>a:-Î-<if) a. Fascinated.
IT^.fl*W.wrTr(r:-^T-* a- Having a fascinating eye.
H?.B^ if.) 1. m. An elephant.

H*W* ftftl.m. A tavern.
W^-WIT 1 . n. A place where
liquor is sold, a tavern.
*RT<r (Vt) l - m - Tlle Pn ' m tree /. Sort of Barleria. a. Drunk.
B^THlf (lf ! ) 1. m- Pain and sickness from ebriety, nausea.
tT3^('^;-'WT-w)a.Blindedby]ust.
fl^TWiiT (H:)l. . A drum carried
and beat on an elephant,
KpR^(^s)l- Mra's elephant.
(K:) 1. m. An elephant; one
in rut ; a rogue ; a lecher ; a
hog i musk ; name of a king.
(W:) I. is. A sort of n*h.
v%riiq (:-flt-'jj a. Indolent
through pride or passion.
TT^Tîfq^r i4t)5.iH. Indian cuckoo.
*r^TT (:) I. m. Musk.
fit< 1 .m.The Mimosa catechu.
./. (tl) Wine ; wagtail, [wife.
fVql (gl) 3./. A mistress; a
flfW-WT l.^) 1. A tavern.
wf^l.^Tsj (a*:-î-:y) a. Dead
drank, quite besotted.
r\<T-1 1. 111. The mango.
Bfa^ a '"m>"II)l/.Fine-eyed woman.
ni^SI 1./. Vinous liquor.

fl^t*! (<i;-*ir-ii) a. Mine, my own.
Hurras (z:-zr-a) a. Haughty, arrogant, pruud ; inad. w. An elephant in rut ; a pigeon. (man.
n^TÛ(fl:-tlHi) < Saucy./. A woB^RPJ (W-W-TT) a. Drunk.
IRPHU (Hi-W-ii) a. Drunk with
pride or passion.
Hit 2. m. An aquatic bird, the

shag ; an outcaste ; a ship.
UTX i. m. A sheut fish.
ff5^V(^t)3/.A sort of sheat fish.
wq(ti)l-n.Wine, spirituous liquor.
(WO Vinous liquor
used for distilling.
mt.7re*(tij ! n. Eating ft relish,
or that which excites thirst. .
TO.YtV (v-HT-lf) a. Drunk.
H^j.irajt (aiT) 3./ A plant whose
blossoms are used in distilling.
jrq.He(0 1. m. Yeast, harm.
Jrq.TTf*J*iT <^l) 3. /. A plant as
above, Grialea tomentosa.
JKJ.^W (3T( 1. n. A drug used to
produce fermentation.
HÎ.^wrsr (ij) 1. n. Distillation.
W(jfi)t. Joy; N.W. country!
hs king./. Name of a river.
H5*(3i:-5l-3i;(il'roduced mMadra.
fflf.WTC (.^t-^T-^:) a. Delighting.
mf-USKlOl/- The wife of Paadu.
IV) 5- "' A name of SAwa.
?*"fl (<*>! a- Relating to
me. Also fflfij, flfra.
ITS () 2. . Spirituous liquor;
houey ; milk ; water ; cugur ;
sweetness ; Chaitra, the mouth
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of spring ; name of a tree ; of a I J?tfflT.B^ (%) 1. m. A bee.

demon./. A plant (Celiis orien- | *r^.1 ("JO I. m. Idem.
talis), a. Sweet, agreeable. H^.qj(aV)La.A dish of curds, gbee
Rijti (t>0 1 . m. A bard ; a bird ; a

tree. m. it. Liquorice. /. Menispermum glabrum ; a sweet lime
. Tin. a. Sweet, agreeable.
SH.<S us (:) 1. m. I Dili on cuckoo.
m-lTOti)'. m - A bee ; a lover; a
beggar; aplnnt; a sweet lime.
ire.WfiWTfat) 1. /. A citron or
sweet lime ; a kind of date.
ns.Htfrsi 1) 5- m. A bee.
flîB.ITZ (Z:) 1. m. Idem.
WUSrnR) 5. m. Idem.
*TO.^ri (t i I 1 m. The honey comb
or hive. [honey comb.
*T^.iR? (Hi) 1 m. Tippling; the
H^.^k (C) 1. m. The dute tree.
(nO 1. m, A tree (Hyperanthera morunga).
JPJ.iiTt (tO > The cuckoo.
*rg.5l (W) 1 . n. Bee's
The earth ; ctindie
and honey offered to a guest.

flU.ilpiwt (TI) I . f. A creeperjlndigo plant ; Gmelina arborea ;
sweet lime ; moon plant.
^riffj 3./. Idem.
Hg.'JlfiJÎ (tl) 5. m. A bee.
Hf-HWreiCTT)!./. A tree, (Groelina arborea).
W^.3<tt") 3 /The city Matkurd.
H^.goj (t>l!) I. m. A tree (Bassia
latifolia or Mimusops elengi).
lTH.fsrcj(*i:)l. m. A shrub (Ardisin
solanaceai; Balardma.
JTH.cfisi f0l,m. A plant (Fla-
I?a.f^ 5- >n. Krishna.
(ivi-nft-WfrJ n. Sweet.
W^.HfWT (^T) I./. A bee.
Try.*m*r (^ : ) 1 . m . Vishnu.
/. (an) | HTJ.**| (*w(ft-lf) a. Luscious.
flS.Bfflt (Sit) 3./. Double jasmin.
v^.Tvt[,{tf m )5.m.VishauarKriaha. \ Jre.R^r (af) 1

*ra.<8T (<n) 1 . n. Sugar-cane. made of flour, honey, oil, ghee.
*m^Tt (t:) I. m. Kdma. I jpj.JUsijTqr (*i) I. m. A spirit distni.^(iri) 1 . m. The manga tree. I tilled from the Bassia latifolia.
mJ.5 I5-) 1- m. A bee. ! flW.^si (^) 1. n. A sort of yam.
*TH 5? If:) 1. m. A red variety of ' mi.*lf (ft;) 2./. Sugar-cano.
the Hyperomhera morunga. i *js.lfa*r l.f. Liquorice.
ir>j.TK (:) i. n, Bassia latifolia ' V^X {V-X}-t[) a. Sweet, pleating.
from which u spirit is distilled.

W.*tt!T(lT ! )2-. A sort of pyrites,
fTG.nf* (faO 2./. Molasses.
wH.wiftr*^ (*0 1. m. A sweet
kind of cocoanut.
va-^tl (TTI) 4. m. A bee.
t taste. /. Fennel ;
anise ; sweet lime ; marrow ;
beet. n. Poison ; tin ; treacle.
WS-^W (*:)]. m.A medicinal plant.
(T^C.War(:)ljn. A sort offish.
qy.a j m f K (.i5) 1 JH.The sweet lime.
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FWT.a^t^:) I. m. A shrub (Grislia tomentosa).

BH.fiWHl (ar) 1. /. A woman
W^twgT (TO 1- m. The sweet
WH.TO fas) 1. Sweetness ; Ihe
sugar-cane ; the Palm tree./. A
shrub (Snnseviera asclepias).
JPJKTgT OTT-'O Melodious.
JWPg^r (IT:) I . m. The bog-plum.

BTTHIl(TTl) 1./ Talking Moina.
traft^rr (^T)l-/. A sort of fennel.
Hf.r<3 (F:) 2. m. Krishna.
flH?T?^r(T:)l. m. The sea of fresh
or sweet water,
ITST (^f) I. n. Vinous liquor.
*rw.f"r* 5. m. A bee.
VV.WV (V) 1- m. /Am.
HW.-^r (^:) (. m, Indian cuckoo.
fl^-TH KO 1. m. Tippling.
g.Tlai(W0 1. m. Pomegranate.
JTS.aw (ff:) 1. m. A bee.
ww.itre 1. m. Bassia ktifolia.
w.f>rn (^:) 2. m. A red variety
ofihe Hypernntheramorunga.
dft) 3. /. The came of a
plant fSanseviera zeylanical.
TPjl.flW WO 1- " Bassia latifolin.
B.^(:) 1. m. Kama or Cupid.
BH.^^m (mO 1. m. Idem.
Wj.mn udv. As sweet as honey.
I^t?i7r (H:m-?rjo.Becnme sweet.
HS.'Jlifil (t>:) 2. m. Cupid.
WV.f%THS(^r: )Im.A sort of poison.
*r*'W C^.7r)5. m. Cupid.
(it:) l.m. Vishnu : beet.
5. m. Bassia iatifoliB,
*re.*wr (Tt) 1. f. A plant (Celtu

oriental is) ; liquorice.
flS.^r(x:OI.m.The Indian cuckoo.
nw.Tfl (^T) 5. m. Krishna.
fl=B I . m. Bassia ktifolia.
fl^Nftf) 1. n. Bee's wax.
H1W 1- n. The cily Mathurd,
1. m. Sort of Bassia./.
Liquorice ; sweet lime ; mango.
TWra|r(c*:) 1. m. A sort of Bassia ;
sweetness. /. (fa*!) A plant
(Sanseviera). a. Sweet.
WH (W:-wjT-) a. Middle ; mean ;
right. m. n.The west ; the waist ;
the centre, m. Best. /. Young
woman ; middle finger, n. A
large number ; horse's flank.
BSJ.n (Jfc-JTMi) a. Going among.
HVJ.WW(n)l- m. The mango tree.
j?tn.-^Tfr>T (r/t-ft^t-ft) a. Going
among, or acting among.
HjfR, adv. From or in the middle.
AW^H {:) I- m. The middle region ; a part of India.
*THTH (W:-WT-i) a. Middle ; mean,
m. n.The waist, m. Fifth note of
the gamut; middle country;
sort of deer. /. Young woman ;
middle finger.
Hffi.WS ! T 1. m. Arjuna.
nWH.tii;* (sO 1. m. The world.
HaiH.iJTRi (*t) 1 m.A husbandman.
flwm.^q^S a. Middleaged, from thirty to sixty.
flum.'3'ir? (?0 1. m. Intriguing
with another man's wife.
B*flH.^n*rCf) 1 . n. A medial fine ;
injuring buildings, &c.
_.: i ii:l'"J !:.
JHHftrarifTiO 1 / A girl arrived at

puberty, one in her courses.
mtftqfti-^W) o.Central, middle.
*mxt* CW) A wei sht of" 1
white mustard seeds.
HV.m Midnight.
(WO I. m. The world.
flWilisr ITT:) 1. "i. A king.

HMJ.^f-fisrCnf-Ori'ft-r-nJ Central,
existingumong.m. A mediator.
(Tl) 1 - The navel.
Tpq.W (W-W-ra) o. Centrical,
middle, m. A mediator.
nWBfU (*t) I-/ Middle state or
character ; indifference.
W*ra (*) I- The waist.
ffSprf.*)) l.m. Midday, noon.
(0 1- Tippling.
Wpnr(Ttl) l.m. Tasting honey.
WWTfll*; t) 1. Sweet potatoc.
m^1W(*:)lm.A spirituous liquor.
WSflW.fa* (*0 I. A distiller.
Bf^WI Spirituons liquur.
USI 4. d. To know: lo
think; to regard. (-J.=.^) n-rS
S.d.ldem. (nf,*=) firllft lO.d.To
he dull, proud, oppose. tf*,si)
jniriT.Ht^fl UO.e.To honor,
worship ; wiih^ to conjecture,
agree ; with ^fa to be proud,
desire ; with to disrespect ;
H<f tf) Indian spikenard.
W-WtV-Wi) Captivating.
BSTJ.BH (a:-frr-B| a. Attended to.
nr.flW(*:-T)l.m/. Ited arsenic.
mti.f<9 1. Idem.
m (*f) Minding, regarding.
(jrj) 1. n. The mind.

*preHW)l- * The goddess of the
serpent race. [ceiving.
inrer.wftfH cfiWWt-ft) PerBirei.Ml (*t)3./. The goddesa
presiding over snakes.
HHfg,ar(5l:)l.- Kdma. a. Mental.
Ji=!i US:-'*!-*) a. Mental.
n:t.WT(t:)l. m. The attention of
the mind to lis own sensations,
or operations; consciousness.
HT.OTf l.m.* Mental distress.
*7H.ra(=a:)lm.Thc lion of Durgi.
5f%ST (m) 1./. Hope; news.
BH.fsi(^r-fe^t-fe) Attentive,
intelligent./. Virtuous wife.
HflT* adv. A litlle ; tardily.
^T*T(^t|)l-/- A female elephant.
H^n.an: a. Doing little,
lazy./. Sort of Agallochum.
fli|TOt($) 3 / The wife of Manu.
nisfrj (rT:-fn-ri) a. Known.
*Wt*(*J I. a. Collyiium.
(V) l.jE Intellect.
Bsftfairfql) 5. m. A Pandit, a. Intelligent, intellectual.
2. m. ilfnnii. the legislaH3T.SI(3If] l.m.Man/.[SIT)Woman.
HnaTBiS (firi-firs-fW) a. Of the
human shape or form.
n^W=5 '**":) l.m. A king.
ir^.H (w:) 3. m. Man.
wh.îsiiîz) 5.m. Kuvfrai Plains.
Hmt 3./. A woman.
ijai (a:) 1. m. Man.
(a) l.m. Manhood.
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fpra.vdn[4r) 5. m. Kuviira; duty.

S*rw.ire (Si) 1. m. Hospitality.
HSjaj.SWT (HI) I. /. A multitude ;
an assembly of men.
*PTr.JlH(tT:-irr-tf} a. Internal ; conceived of. h. Thoughts ; feelings.
Hir.JPft 3./. Wish, desire.
rih.yr OTi-HT-li) a. Concealed in

the mind./. Red arsenic.
WBl.ai (:. art-si) a. Sprung from
the mind, m, Kama.
wSr.WDir (=B[-=B) a. Idem.
Ifflr.sr^(?:-?l-a)o.Futherly ; quick
of thought./. A medicinal plant,
n. Quickness of apprehension.
a. Idem.
fltTW(S:-W-lj)a.Beoiitifu], pleasing./. Red arsenic ; 'a princess.
F^T.^tJ ("3;) 1. m. Self-rest mint.
in.*hl (nt-m-lf) a. Choren.
rwi.w I. m. Kdma or Cupid.
B^T.W (w) 3. m. Idem.
mi.Wftsr (ft-fasSMfl) a. Qaick
as thought, expeditious.
*rar.^tfsr (fij:) 2. m. JCdmo.
KflT.nq (î) l.m. Wish, desire.
5l.Û(H.'-Ht-TF)a.Beautiful, pleasing./. A goddess of the Jainas.
*PTT.WIW(lfij !. n. Caprice, whim.
W%.^f(IIi-fII-Ti) a. Disappointed.
inJl.TC (t:-TI-T) n. Captivating.
(JTII i./- Red arsenic.
mm [*Q:-W~V) a- That should he
reflected on.believedor regarded
"3! (^0 2. m. Fault; a man; a
king. /. Understanding, mind.
Rfl(*a0 4. m. A sage; a counsellor.
T 5 ) nfe
JPB (Hi) 1. Wi A division of the
Vidua incantation ; formula;
private consultation or advice.
WB.WW(IT) 5. m. A counsellor.
b^-ITst ('Ti-fTT-'W) a. Consecrated
by the Mantras. fence.

JR.TOf>( :)! Knowledge, sciBTj.JjfH (ft:) 2./. Secret counsel.
W.HS (Wi) 1. n. A spy,
^fl.faiW (T:)1.m. A name of Fire.
fl'B.S (WO I. bj. A spy; a counsellor; a learned priest.
W=ai C?I-i) l./.n. An advising.
A'atlB ado. From or by au incantation ; advisedly.
Wtl.^, (<) l.m. A teacher, guide.
.^fljilfif) 5.m.A learned man.
? i 3.<lrafii(fH:) 2. m.Agni or fire.
flsff-^WrawtUIl) 5. m. Garuda.
flnSTiratsf) 1. n. Effect of counsel.
.S^^rjl.m. Betraying counsel.
B^f.^fB (ffli-fw-fn) a. Having all
the letters of nn incantation on
the proper parts of the body.
a-.Tfl; (Tjra-rw5-T^) a. Having
counsel; initiated; accompanied with texts | using the Vtdas.
RTj.farr (%) 5. m. A spy ; a counsellor ; a Ve'da knowing priest.
3.^W(^|a.Effecting any thing
by means of incantation.
nfe?r (TTi-ai-ci) o. Advised.
Hf'erS (S<) 1. n. Counscllorship.
Bf'cfsl (=fft) 5. m. A counsellor.
B'STIB'M (m:) l.m. Advice.
HÎpflOf 1. o. To churn ; to agitate. (T) B*fil 1. a. (IT) JTHTflT
9. a. To hurt or kill, to afflict.
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PH(aii)l.i.A churning-stick ; the

sun; porridge; rheuni, disease
of tbe eyes ; killing ; churning.
m.H (8f) I. n. Butter. [stiok.
W'f.X'a* WO I- A churningBÎJT rf) I. n. Agitating, churning; killing./ (ift) A churn.
sjajiT.TOl (zt) 3./. A churn.
flÔ^T-t) o.SIow, lazy ; large ;
crooked ; stupid ; low.m.Churning-atick ; butter ; a slow-going

soldier ; a s py -, a store ; fruit ;
obstacle ; wrnth ; a fort : a deer ;
2. mi. The wind from the
funning of a Chatcri.
Jpq.Jttff (WO 1- ' The mountain
Mandara used fur churning.
*PQ[*\ (!: ) 1 . m. A chnrning-stick,
ufaral 3./. A churn.
n^T^fH (f*) 2. m. Sea of milk.
OT("^-Î-<) Slow, dull; foolish ; vile. m. Salurn ; Yama ; an
elephant ; anomaly ; finale.
F^.^fa (Hi-*IT-^) Opaque.
^.B?T (ff:-fil-fl) a. Going slowly.
Tj^.JlffT (f?T:ffr:-fa) a. Idem.
H^.JIim (5J:-tT-!) a. Idem.
nwf.Wlfal (1) 5. m. A soldier
marching slowly.a. Going slowly.
H^.WflsTT 3./. Sun's wife.
(Z;) l.m. The coral tree.
jp^.^t (w}:-fw) n. Stupid.
Hil (*i) 1. n. Praise, eulogium.
tTC-<EW (iff) 1- Had fruit ; anomalistic equation of a planet.
H^ft (ri-f:-r) a. Stupid.
*^.VTra (IHJ-nil-ra) o. Wretched.
n^.Bfn (fil;.fTr:-ftl) a. Stupid.

=5*uiTSf (it:-JTr-^) a. Slow.
H^TCt-) 1 .m.The moantain or tree
Mandara ; a string of pearls ; a
mirror, a. Bulky ; alow, dull.
H^.T5T(sr:)l.m. Fire ; life ; sleep
W^-fani (rf) 1. n- A smile.
La. Idem.
fl^T^T (') ]. n. Praising, praise.
iwjfanit Cft) 3./. The Ganges of
heaven ; name of o metre.
jp=crq (bj l. ;i Modesty.
U^STiT (JHS-BTHJI) a. Stupid.
IWp^l (C-*T-^) a. Disrespecting.
S'^lfiJ'r; (:) 1. m. A breeze.
^THinT(sr;-5tT-5i)p. Delaying.
Wreffijl. m. A tree of paradise ;
I a coral tree ; swaliow-wort.
. HÎW (fj) 1. n Shame, modesty.
I wN^JTCftO 1 m. A sort of fish.
flf=^ CT-n) 1. a./. A house, m.
The sea ; tbe ham. /. A stable
I n. A town ; a temple.
I wfHUfQ (W) 2. ffl. A cat.
K^.wrli:) I. a. Tardiness.
B^-Wftttti-Ht-fT) a. Slow, stupid.
^C.si(ai:-5ll-5f JuBurn in a stable.
a-^l (11) I./. A stable; a bed.
H^pÊ l.m. Tbe apsis of a
planet's orbit,
*p?Tg;^r (tt) 3./. fleiirtwa's wife.
fl^TZ.'fa (W) 1. m. Havana.
fl^K.tl^fT(rT') I.Hi.flu'uona's son.
W^Tan (*B) 1 n. Warmth, o. Temperate, tepid.
fiTi (^5;) A base or low lone
as the grumbling of clouds ;
a sort of drum.
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Kdma; wood-apple.
ft=fv* (^t-ftRt-ftl) o. Araarous.

m.Whispering ; murmur libidinosum.
imfli-îll of me (God).
WTOIW (W-WT-'W) p. Regarding.
MSlir 1./. The tendon forming the nape of the neck.
*WH (m)l.f.Idm.
B^(^:)2.m.Sorrow, distress; anger ; pride ; a sacrifice ; Shiva.
flflf-Î (-T-*) a. Enraged.
flajHfl(*fPMrSt-n!)a.Sad ; angry.
Hg. H q (*I:.^Hl o. Angry.
nl.fK. l.n. The reign of a
Mamt, 71 Yvgas of ihe gods.
W=^Tf (WI-Î-W) p. Minding.
HgC(fO A sort of Dean '
m*.fl*rflt I. o. To go, to move,
mmr (HI) I./- Ftide; elation of
mind from possessing things at
oat own ; selfishness.
jflmrgWJI:) 1. m. A miser, a nig.
gard. a. Selfish. [sense,
mnwiw (Wi) 1 . An object of
*l (W) 4. d- To go, to move.
FH (V) m - A camel; a mnle ; a
demon. /.(tTT) Practice of physic,
mis (3:) 1. m. A hut of leaves,
jro (ni) 2. m. A Kiiwara ; a deer.
fl^* WO 1. A sort of bean.
Fig(>3:)l. nt. Light ; a ray ; beauty; gnomon of a sun-dial.
Jnrr, (T:) 1. m. A peacock ; coxcomb flower./ Peahen ; potherb.
Wjfm {*i)lm. A plant (Achyran-
thea aspera) ; coxcomb flower ;

a peacock, n. Blue vitriol.
t|U<.;^*(Vi)l. m. A house cock.
WWC.^r(r)l./. Coxcomb flower.

YC.n^(^t)l., A sort of scratch
with a finger nail. [lizard.
JfJTTft(ft:) 2. m. A chameleon, a
AT* (v-) 1- m. Epidemic disease.
T (Ht) 1. m. An emerald.
fl^W (W) I. n. /Am.
m^j I. n. Death, dying.
Tn^rrfw*na a. On the
point of death, near to death,
(Tf;) 1. m. Jrf.
K:> 1 . m. The nectar or honey of a flower.
*^T*f, (It:) 1. . A flower.
nq^mST (wt) 3./ A plant.
HTIT. pC) I. tn. A granary.
WW (:-MI-W) a. Soft, mild. m.
The flamingo ; a collyrium ; a
duck -, a hone ; a cloud ; rouge.
BfNH) l.n. Pepper.
Hftrr,(flT) 5. m. Death, dying.
flfiÎHH ;i. About to die.
(fj) t. n. Pepper.
H<Tf% (Nl) 2. m. A sage, son of
Brahmd ; a miser, m. /. A ray.
UTtfw (HCT) 1./. The mirage or
vaponr like a sheet of water.
^N.nrfel(wt-f^-fiB)a.Splendid, radiant, m. The sun.
H{tW>l(W-5ir-Bj) a. Cleaning very
frequently or very much.
C*\) 2.m. A region or toil destitute of water ; the province of
Mancar ; a desert ; a mountain,
HW1 (m) l.m. A sort of perfume.
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mrci (zt) I. /. A woman with a

fine high forehead.
BTO CWT) 1./. /rfem.
JTVW (a ) 5. ib. Wind or its deity ;
a sort of grass, n. A perfume.

OTV(Ws)1 .m.Air ; deity ; a plant,
nvr*: (K- ) 1 > A sort of bean.
TH(tI:) I. in. Wind; a king.
H^.mu(TO)'' m - Atmosphere, sky.
m.Tmm<s:)l.m.k name of Indra.
V*.*F* (*J0 1. m. BMmasina.
W*.T5W(*r:) ],m. A lion.
S*.ftfiW (W) 1. n. Hail.
'Praa (Wl ) 5. in. A name of /ndra ,- of Hanumdn ; a clood.
1. m. Indra.
^<|'<1W {:) [. m. Fan made of
deer's or buffalo's skin.
rw..S5r (af) 1. n . Flocculcnt seeds
wafted about by the wind.
K*.TS GP) 1 - * VUbuti a vessel
used at sacrifices; part of aVida.
^.i?il(s(:)l.ni.A horse ; idol's car.
(w) 1.1*. A fetid mimosa.
inrs>nsi(!B) 5. it. Atmosphere, sky.
W*.T1T I.m. Smoke ; fire.
lT^.f%q fat) I . m. A camel.
B^TlfTl) I./. The Kdveri river.
W*fTrai(51T)l./. A grass, a plant,
W*.fSRj (SO I.M- A camel.
flT.W (w) 3. m. The province of
Mnricar. plu. Its iohabitants.
HVfllg:) l.m. A sort of duck.
BV^T 1. m- A large thorny
shrub(Vangueria spinosa); a sort
of basil ; of lime ; a flower ; a
tiger ; ascending node ; a crane.
^.l(-9t) !.. 3./. A desert.
jppfi (sri) 1. M. A sort of deer.

fl^wr(Tt| 1 ./. A encumber; wild
cotton ; fetid mimosa ; a plant.
fl*rfa(fo:)2.m.A marine monster.
iis) 1. m. The air, the wind;
the body ; n monkey.
*rilT 1. m. A spider.
R3iZ(^:)l .111. A monkey or ape ; a
spider; a large crane, adjutant ;
venom. /. (] ) Grey Bonduc ;
cowatch ; small female monkey.

iraa*^!) 1 - m. A spider ; an ape ;
a fruit ! a demon ; a fish.
Mzfunrift 3. /. A plant
(Achy ran thee aspera).
IT*j9.fln(s:)l. w. A mimosa tree.
lril3.VW(Sl)l.m. A spider's web.
nqFsrsj (^j) t. n. Copper.
â=5 (=5:) I.m, A sort of ebony.
HWJKT (xi) I./. A cave ; a vessel ;
a barren woman. . [to go.
ir^fas>^fa.nfal.l0.fl.Tosound ;
H5a(55j03/Cleaning, purification.
m. A washerman; a catamite.
(H:) 1. in. A man, a mortal,
jpnaj a. Mortal.
3*m(*r-HT-i)ii. Wishing to die.
HtET Orp) 1. m- A man, a mortal ;
the earth or world./. Woman.
H=sq.*f1 (fl:) 1. ni. A demigod attendant on Kuvcra, a Kinnara,
HVT(si) Rubbing, pounding,
w^tu (V-VT-V) a. Fricable.
HT^ (w:) 1. ni. A sort of drum.
HtTHfSt-tTT-Wjn.llubbed, ground ;
strung ; obtained.
1. a. To go, to move.
ipkll C*) 1- A 'earned man.
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flJJTHfîil 5. r. A joint; member;

a secret meaning-.
ffflfiPS (%>) See tne next *H H>fiH . (<\-(%^-fk) Penetrating-, cutting to the quick ; fatal.
jpifc(^:)l,m.The ruslling sound of
dry leaves. /. Cd) Sort of pine.
U^fl*(i)l. m. A pauper, [man.
Wi.lT^ (S ) 5.m. A learned brdh"JI-tfk*U<l) 5. m. An acute man.

HjfnjJIlfyw (Ji:-rrr-fT) a. Pierced or
cut to the heart ; persecuted.
jfn wjr (t) a. Sharp, corrosive.
H^Tf^ ("VO Piercing or uffecling the joints, or mind.
flfStHK*:)'-- An intelligent man.
flifirlÔ '-/- A boundary, adv. In
bounds, within limits.
"ai<l(^) Rectitude, honorable conduct ; a limit ; a shore.
jrairlfijl.fl. To fill, to go.
ITW [it) 1' m - Advice, counsel.
HVX C!) ! Advising.
in Patience, endurance.
H 5 1[ (it ) 1 .it. Enduring; resignation.
nf$?((TI:-Trwi) Borne, endured ;
patient, content, n. Patience.
af^ftTTT (WT^rft-TBl Patient.
H^() im 1. d. (5) *TBrfH 10.
a. To hold ; to wenr ; to stick.
IT(J-^)1. m. n. Any excretion of
the body, dirt ; ein./(iIT)Rust ;
a plant, u. Dirty ; miserly.
*TW.5l(ai) I .n. Pus, matter, a. Proda ced from dirt or dregs.
na-TfTf*--'" 1 -'*') <> f<">'< dirt y(mtprf)l. m. A tent. n. Rubbing.
m.ftji) 3./. The oppositeleaved

fig tree. ra. A sweeper.
W^.Wfl (* ) 5. m. A crow.
(U:) 1. m. A mountain or
mountainous range, the weBtern
ghats ; a garden/ A plant, Teori.
HiI.J)fanft (î) 3. /. One of the

female attendants of Durgd.
HMJ.5l(3I;-5i)l.m.n. Sandal wood.
T W 1 ^W (*0 1 . The mountain.
?^TflI 1 .m.The south wind
prevailing in central India.
Wi.w (ijr) 3. /. The oppositeleaved fig tree. [filth.
HW.^lf^^(^-fY^t-fTi a.Carrying
nWT^fâ (qf ) 5. m. A sweeper.
HOITur (^TT) 1-/. A messenger; a
bad woman ; an elephant.
H-flnreSlT (ni) 1. n. Purification.
HWT^lî-^K?) a, Carrying filth,
soiling, m. Acceptance of bribes,
Ffw(feO 2/.Holding ; possession.
Hf*sf <*r:-sn-i) a. Dirty, black,
bad./.f^tj Menstruous woman,
n. Fault; buiter-milk ; borax.
nfosr.TiW a. Obscured.
fw!T.ga(i)l- m - Fire : a E host ;
black-faced ape. a. Cruel ;vile.
^fonTO (WO 12. m. Ink. [man.
flf^T(W) 1- m - A savage, cruel
nfo.f5PI(<!'-HKfi}fi.Soi]ed, defiled.
nfcr.^ra (^:) 1. ro. A thief ; lire;
burning ; frost ; a gnat ; an intercalary lunar month.
flfoHBi-"ST--g)o.Very foul or vile.
/.A woman during menstruation.
ircStmi (Si-'Jr-tf) a. Dirty, foul ;
wicked, n. Iron ; green vitriol.
wn ( 580 )
irgr (V>) l.M. A kind of worm.

WP^*) "** ' d - To hold ' to h " ve '
n(W)l.m.A wrestler ; the check;
a cup ; kind of fish ; offals of a
sacrifice. /. A woman ; Arabian
jasmin; perfuming.u. Stout; best.
OTW(*J-*T) I. m./. An oil vessel
made of a cocoanot.m. A tooth.
WW.mW I. Black pepper.
ir*.lJTi(W)l.fi. A musical instrument used at athletic contests.
H.*nn(it: )1 .mJndras elephant ; a
letter-carrier; a sageorhis work.
HW.*l(w:)3/.A pateatrum or arena.
.Î(1T)1./.A match of wrestling, boxing, or fighting.
Ur.g* (*)1. ".Wrestling, boxing.
WWlfT (ft) 3./. A.Rdgini.
*f (f*:) 2.m. A Jain* sage ; bavin g./.(ftlt-^l) Arabian jasmin ;
nftff(V : ) 1j,A bird or goose with
brown legs and bill ; a shuttle ;
Mdgha. f. (tfl) Arabian jasmin,
kind of fish ; a cup -, a river,
nfs.^rajcl-i I. m. A horse marked
with white about the eyes ; a
goose with brown legs and bill.
iififl5TTj>fl('*fO I >" Arabian jasmin,
nfw.flfrr (fa:) 2. n- Aloe-wood,
nfv.^ (') I, n. A mushroom,
nn [ws) 2. m. A bear.
IT\ wrf>r I. a. To bind, to tie.
wfViT (:-*tT-Ti) a. Strung, tied,
xrq nmtff I. To bind, to tie.
nirmifil a.To sound -, to be angry.
D1C (HO 1. m. Sounding ; anger ;
n musquito, a gnat.
HTP((bS:)1to. A gnat, a musquito ;

an eruption on the skin ; a leather water -bag. [fig-tree.
Wd*^(*t) 1. m. The glomeroas
im w^ (^:) 1. m. A sort of grass.
HS.TCt(t:) 3. /Musquito curtains,
JntPT(sCi) 1. to. A dog.
Uflfn a. To injure.
nft (PM,) 2./ Ink ; the stalk of
the Nyctanthes tristia.
WHfil 4. a. To measure
by weight ; to change form.

*T <0 1. to. Measure, weight.
(WO 1. to. A gnat, [a fruit.
*OTT(4)1.b. Measuring ; hurting ;
mtK (TO 1. to. An emerald.
aft (ft-*) I. ./. Ink ; the stalk
of the Nyctanthes tristia.
r*Jm (f:) 1. ra. A snake's hole.
/. (an) Nyctanthes tristis ; ink.
wfa-Spll (^) 3-/ An inkstand.
trft.vnr (sf-it) l. n./.idtm,
flftf (f) I. n. Alliance, affinity.
Hfir.TO WO l.m.A scribe, a clerk.
ifa.iIT (Wi) 1. to, A pen.
wft-TOCSCO I./ An inkstand.
fft.*ft (ft:) I./. Idem.
Bft.îsf (i) 1. n- Gam myrrh.
mft.swr (a) I. n. Writing ink.
irft.^l^t (Wt) 1./. An inkstand.
wtTI (TT) 1./. Linseed.
WTf* (r:-KT)I. to./ A sort of lentil or pulse. /. A whore.
V&X (*>TT) I. to. /. Idem./, (ft)
Small-pox ; small round pillow.
ITOt5(:)I.m.Small round pillow.
TOi.*ft^rr(wT)l./.A plant, TVori;
a twining shrub (Echites).
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waftjnfrOl/A bawd ; small- pox.
WW (W-W\-1) a. Smooth, bland,

unctuous./. Linseed.
im(W) HWlir I. d. To go.
Hit* (tO I. m- A bambu.
Hlftl 5. m. A brdhman of
the mendicant order ; the moon.
WTO (n,,WT) waifr C. a. To immerse ; ta purify by bathing.
TO I. n. The head ; the top.
WWHT(*:-*l.m. n . Idem.
WW*.WT (TO 1. nt. The brain.
WMrpgjJlWOl.m-The top of a tree.
(V) 1. n. The neck.
*rfw <faO 2. m. Meting out.
f*a* (W) 1. m. The brain.
WW (V) 2. . Whey.
WWT (TO 1. m. The brain.
W rfa)Wifw,WT*ifw 1. 10. a. To
revere, to adore. (T.vJflTW To
grow, to increaae. (JJ,T) 1>*rf
10. a. To apeak ; to thine.
HT (T>) 1. m. A festival ; light ; a
buffalo ; a sacrifice./. A caw ; a
plant(Hedysanim legipodioides).
WT*(W0 1. m. An excellent man ;
a tortoise ; a name of Viskaa.
WTV (BTO 1 Diffusive fragrance.
WTfl(Tra-Yflt"V 1 H.)<'- Great, much;
beat. /. Lute of Ndrada ; eggplant, n. Dominion ; intellectual
principle, adv. Very much.
WTWt(7:) 1. m. A Sudra. a. More.
WW>3 (W) 1. it. Greatness.
WTWW(f)ln.Inte]lectual principle.
W 1 < [ W ai(i5* Jndu . Very surprising.
Y^JWW (w-wi-^) fl. Dependent
on or devoted to the great.
TO.f7^()l. jEther, sky. [ble.

WT#ta(W:-WT-w) fl. Great, veueraWW.ar*(w0l.m. A division of the
universe beyond the stars.
WW-fa (fa;) 2. m. A great sage.
>m rtrO I. m. A eunuch employed in the haram.
UTS (TO I. n. A festival ; light ;
greatness ; sacrifice, [ference.
WYW(') I. a, Knowledge; kind ; dif?T8^ (^:) I. m. The ocean, ita
deity, Vamna ; a mountain.
WIWMtflft) 3./ The prickly
pear (Cactus Indicus).
(*^0 m- Garlic ; yam ;
Hingtsha repena. [bs.
STpfrflB m. jEgle marmeWTI-WT (V-*T-<W) fl. Having a
large hand, revenue, or origin.
WTmw (Wi) I. m. Shiva's doorkeeper; an elephant. 8. Large.
w%T*TV(V)l-*>- A name or form
of Shiva ; Nandi, Mb door-keeper ; a mango tree. /. Duiyi as
terrific ; a Jaina goddess.
WTT.WTO (sn) 1. a. A regular and
classical epic poem. birth.
HT| (Vi-VT-^f) a. Eminent by
WWl.îwtw (Wi-WT-W") fl. Idem.
WTI.$T (w:> 1. M. A deep well.
WTt.|T (W-*t-tf) a. Well boru.
WTT.wttfTO 1. m. Sugar-cane.
wn.W(W; -WI- Jf )n . Prospe rous , great .
WWT.lT^t^r) 1. m. Fever.
WTKJI*I{T i)l.M. A cane growing
near water./. Durgd. n. Myrrb.
wr.f)rR:(ft:0 2 -*- A sacred person

of the Jamas ; a large mountain.
( 582 ) wwt
wrriftl (*:) 1. m. A camel.

q<fT.K%*(ft) 5. m. Idem. [grass
w*T.*[j(*:-W-* a. Having much
HXt.|r(Wr) 1./- Vinous liquor.
n^r.^K 1.- A divition of
Tartarus or hell. a. Very horrible.
T1.$TW (*:) 1 . m. A great noise.
/.(*tr)A plant, Crab's horn ; gum
olibanum. n. A market or fair.
W^TT (TO l.m. A camel.
J-TVt,'3r3 {"*') I'M- 0ne of Fmm'i
attendants ; a violent man.
flYTsr 1. m. A large goat. a.
Illustrious, high-born.
(in) l.m. A virtuous or
illustrious man ; a merchant.
fl*13TO(ig:) 3/. A plant, Eugenia.
WTl.arnilil (^^r-^) . Of an excellent sort or species.
TO.9mtfUwt)l./.A Gktsha plant.
FY]"!" "' Sacrificial fire.
/. A Jatna goddess.
HTTfîq (:) 1. m. A loud laugh.
WT) 1./. The lowermost division of hell.
*r*jTni1 (utO 5. m. Great ascetic
JW.TT* 2. n. Euphorbia.
irfTMW)l. n. The 5lh region in

lowness and degree under the
earth ; the region of the Ndgai.
Wl.miW 1./. Jaina goddess.
rfl.fim (HJ)1. m.The large Mmi
tree/.(Jn)Aplant.a.Very bitter.
^T.Tfh5Hj (w-W-^rf ) Verv
sharp./.The marking-nut plant.
*rer.-Sai^,(mrO 5. m. Kartikfya. or
^ ? n> a hero. a. Very bright.
wr.WI.fmMH) Liberal ; heroic.
Wt.^*l(W)l JR< An elephant with

large tusks ; his tusks.
HYT.^r* (-fl:) 2. to. A sort of pine.
trVT.^V (7: ) 1 .m . Shiva / ( *ft ) Dwry d" .
W*jT.ym?;)l- The holy fig-tree.
TOT.f^ CjO 2. m. A large drum.
Wjr.BUC^-irT-sijH. Rich, valuable,
n. Any thing costly ; gold; incense ; raiment ; agriculture.
*r.rni (j,) 2. n. Gold.
WTTT (*:) 1. m- Shiva.
^l.VS.(^.:)\m.Eteiaal emancipation or beatitude./. (=^1) Wine.
F^r.U*TS (W) l.i*. A hell.
Ilfl.n (*?!-#) 1. m. n. A kitchen.
tlll.VT^ (^t) 1. m. A loud sound ;
a large bluck cloud ; a lion ; the
car ; a camel ; elephant ; conch
shell, n. Musical instrument.
WTT.finrr OFT) I./. Death.
*r?r.f^(^:)l.m.LargejVim6 tree.
WTr.ftAl(!:-W-lt) a. Hard, solid ;
adorned, d eco rated .
HYf.fiTOI (TO) I./. Midnight.
trci.ttta m - A washerman.
mi.*i) (*J[;| 1. to. The emerald ;

a A'o'ja; Verb esinia plant.
nii.mm (Ti-WT-^) a. Magnanimous, liberal, m. A gentleman.
^T.iftj (fa:) 2. m. A crow.
TOT.TO(^0 1. A aort of duck.
/. (^t) An owl. [genia.
flTT.UY(-*:)l.i. A potherb./. EuJTtT.'ni Cî) 1- m. High way ; end
of life, way of all flesh.
wm^-ss (#) 1- Dying.
OTT-ini (U : )l- A principal Ndga; one of iiWrn's treasures or
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attendants ; a hundred thousand

millions, a. Large while lotus,
(*) 1. a. Crime of the
worst kind, killing a brahman.
JW.^nrfifT (^T) 1. m. An offender in the highest degree.
UWnrWl.w. A sin of the high.
est degree. [dicant.
im-Tre^T(*0 1 .m. A religious roeuiOfl.g^ (^D 1. m. A great man.
*Wr.B^.îI Asparagus.
n.jqr(<nj l.f. A flower (Clitoria ternatea). [Bright.
ITO-HH (:) I. m. Lamp light, a.
TO.SHJ (M:) 2. m. A sage, a huly
roan ; a king ; Indra ; Shiva.
1. m- The destruction of the world, alter every
432,000,000 years. After 100
renovations cornea the destruction of the whole universe.
V-T*(W0 l.W. The raven.

flVt.'B'ir (W:) 1 . m. A tree (.Êgle
marmeloa). _/. (WT) A gourd.
W?r.îTTf5fl)l./. Cuttle-fish bone.
*r*r.^(:-SlT-^]ii. Strong, powerful, m. Wind ; a Buddha. /.
Sid a rhombi folia, n. Lead.
a. Having a
long or powerful arm.
mifs o. Wise.
OTT.^lPl (ftO 2. m. A Buddha.
W. HV%(*f (i?:) 1 ' "' A priest who
officiates at funeral ceremonies,
H^r.flST (sr) 1 ./ The Ganges,
SÎ.WI1(Ii:-JtT-Ji)o. Virtuous ; eminent, exulted.
HTt.HTTfll (Tt) l.f. High station,
flVMfrJRH (*T:-TT-i<) a. Greatly

honoured or exalted.
HTT.wts (WMn-lf) a. Very timid.
/. A sensitive plant.
m. Sdataaa ; one of
Shiva's chamberlains.
WTI.tfrtf.*: ) 2. m. A sort of beetle
found in cow. dung.
(MT.wlu (V) > m - Samtatw.
H7T.W5I(5|:-5n-of)a.Of strong arm,
B^r.Wl(lt)lJt. A primary element.
H7r.flftf (fi?:-ffl:-fil) a. Magnanimous, high-minded. [rut.
tm.mi (^0 " An elephant in
TI.H^,(iIj:-5Tr:-n:) n. Magnanimous, liberal. [ter.
^T.wf=3T,(Wt)5. m. Prime minisH7T.ftnr (nr-n) a. Aogust.
A king's minister
or associate ; a rich man ; elephant driver. /. ffl") A teacher's wife ; a state officer's wife.
*m*n*rt(ift) 3./. A goddess peculiar to the Jalnas.
H*T.**[T(*T) l.f. Durgd; illusion.
WISrtKd) 3./ Idem ; a plague.
fl^f.SM (^:)I. m. A kind of hean.
W^t.gfl (:) 1. m. A crocodile.
^T.gf*t(f:J 2. in. Agastya ; Buddha; Fyusa;time. n. Coriander.
WÎ.^^HW) l.m.A ruby, a gem.
a. Costly, precious.
fin.*ni (n:) 1. m. An elephant.
OTT-WrV GjO 2. m. Shiva,
5rr.&8X(^:)l.m.Coral tree; adrug.
(^:) 1. m. Buddha.
WTQC&l. n. Acid sauce, a. Acid.
fl^T.7ra(^;) l.m.A aortof demigod.
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^TÛ(UO l.w.An essential sacri-

Gee ; one of the 5 sacraments.
im.'pa (*) i An y s reat me chanicul work or instrument.
T*T."Wf (W) 5. m.The fifth Jaina
of the past era. a. Illustrious.
flTr.flm(i-W-^)o.IllaBtrious.
*r*r.WI (V) I. w. A great Yuga, a
period of 432,000,000 years.
HV.WI (Tt) 1. n. Gold.
TT."^1^ (rf)lJi. Safflower; gold,
1. n- A large forest.
miXV W Wish; a large
car ; a warrior fighting in a car.
HfX.T* (*:) l.m. The date tree;
a club rush ; rice gruel.
W,tm (:) 1- m. Ad emperor;
a Jaina teacher. [god.
tTCTXraretwOlJ* A sort of demi*winw.^ji (irO A kind oE
mango. Aho^nt.TO. [ ror .
flTT.nfinr("i:)l. m. A kind of demigod of which there are 226.
IHI.m(f0 Midnight
W.TTtf (?) I- The Mekntta
country./. {f\) Its dialect.
S*T.f* (*0 1. m. Resin.
im.'m (*:) 1. m. A drama.
(*:) I. . A helL
HTTfl (**-*) CosUy, of great
value, m. A sort of quail.
w^T^f {I-) 1 . m. The ocean.
WJV a. Significant;
great, m. Principal object.
ITTli (ii) l.w. A plant bo called.
*r*ni($i-^T-3>.Cortly; worthy.
*fi(TW^ (^:) 1. m. God j a place of

pilgrimage ; a sacred tree ; a refuge, an asylum ; temple.
fl^T^ra(:)l.m.A tree with astringent bark (Symplo cos racemose).
(0 1. Ml. A crow.
JJTTwnt (^) I. The load-stonc.
*I*T."Tr(*r) 1. n. A large forest.
<nn^)l. m. A plant and drug.
W.TOCClJl-/. Bent grass, [tion.
flTr.'BTTTt^: ) 1- Boar incarnamrr.Tfll (*) 1. Great wages.
JT*I.liHit) 3./. A large creeping
plant (Gajrtnera racemosa).
WTI.a^tÔJjn.Gangetic porpoise.
TI.P(^) 1 .n.Sky ; a water-jar ;
the heart ; a hole, a cave.

WTTfafjlK (5>5T-e) a. Endowed
with greatness or good qualities.
flTTftf (!) I. m. A venomous
snake, a. Venomous. [nox.
The vernal equi**T.TtfV (fq:) 2,/. A hell.
im.nW ("4) l.n. Septum of the
scrotum, part of the perinxum.
W^T.flXfÔ 1. Ganttfa the bird
of Vishnu; a hero ; a lion./. Sort
of drog made of the lily root.
m,-f|oji (dj:) I. at. A Jaina sage ;
Brahmd. f. (mi) Wife of the
sun ; wild cotton, a. Strong.
W^r-C^ {%') I."". Euphorbia.
tW.WlYWHift) 3./. The egg-plant.
*nn* (:) 1. m, A monkey.
irir.^vfa(fir:)2/.Three mystical
words, Bhiir, Bhuva and Sv:ar.
. WMftni L(ift)5. m. Shiva j a lieTOtee, an ascetic.
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WVTfltf? (fai) 2. m. Large rice.

HTT-srtF(T:)'- A human tone ;
the forehead; 1,000 millions;
o treasure of Kuvfca or Plutus.
Tl.JlfiB (f) 2./. Kirtih'ya, the
martial deity of the Hindus.
n^rnu (v-m-v) a. Magnanimous,
liberal, m. The ocean ; Sir.
H^r.irsrr (jct) l. /. A throne.
*(YT.Wi(w:) l.m. Aprawn.
WTJrW (W)l.n.A kind of potherb.
m.lOfW(ftr02. m. Fragrant rice.
WST.Jttflt (m) \.f. Asparagus.
r?T.urn[(rTE') 2./.Aperl oyster.
1W.TCWI CfiT) !/ SaraswtC
W*T.XS* (vi) 1. . Silver.

Tr.^ (? : ) I . A cowherd. /.
(BY) A milk maid or woman.
W*njmiT[*il 1 . n. The city Benares s a great cemetry. [Echites.
WT.UJmi(wr) 1. /. A creeper,
Jrar.wn (^:)I.M.A Buddha sage.
rtn.?t ("ftO 3./ A goddess peculiar to the Jainas ; LahhmC.
W*T.W(JTt) \.f. Saraswalt; white
convolvulus ; candied sugar.
JT^T.â (a:) I. Kuvfra.
TOWrrt m - A "" ee (Pentaptera tomentosa) ; the jack tree.
Wr.Vflt^'-TI-^)". Beuring much
/. A plant (Glycine debilis, and
Gomphrccna glubosa).
llW.^*IPPr(af) 1. n, A penance of
abstinence for six days.
W^r.^nr^ rt) I. it. Excessive violence, brutal assault, attack.
WYT.Î^ftaj (^T:) 1. n. A robber,
(fa:) 2. m. A large sword.
TYMtV Ca:) 1. m. A Buddha or

Jaina sage. n. Copulation.
DYr.W(9nt./. Sand. cr.Subtile.
TÎ 3 (7T:) 1. hi. Military drum.
(in) 1. m'. JfdViiâ; a
generalissimo ; a Jnuiri suire.
m3i=l (ar:) 1, m. A camel.
VI.Qrat(t) 3./ The earth.
fl^T.wg rtO 2. m. Any large or
principal veaael of the body.
mrr-l<t(*r:)l.l. An instrument of
martial music, na a drum. &c. ;
loud sound, a. Loud sounding.
BTPW (V) 1. m. A great battle.

HfI.mCeO l.m. A horselaugh.
i^r.ai (m) I./- Cowaeh.
nf%(F0 2./.The earth.
f?*r (*ST) I./. Frost.
JTrSiT (Tr:-(jr-fii^. Kcvcred : proper, n. The trident of Shiva.
8ftH (3) 1. n. Greatness.
w!^st(it)l.n.lui]gdoin,Bovereignty.
tlTre l.m.Sii'w.
flfâ^r (0 1. m. A rat ; ichneumon i string of n pole of burden.
HPra^Cflll 5. m. Magnitude as one
of Shiva's attributes ; greatness.
(T;) l.m. The sun.
Hr^?l! {"3T) 1. /. A woman; one
intoxicated ; plant Priyangu.
nfijsrrs^r (*ir) I./. A plant.
flfBI (*) Lift A buffalo. /. T)
yma's emblem ; n proper name.
R^fU.B^3i(aT:) I. in. lawn, the sovereign of hell.
*ftW.flfWt(iT) 3./. Durgd.
vtevww ft:) 1. m. Khkb.
f*TT9<u:) l.m. A plant.
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WT <*t) 3./. The earth ; a river;

a cow ; ft polherb.
nvtfirH ) 5. m. A king.
wt.^l(f) 1. n- Earth's surface.
Wft.^(<:) 1. m. A mountain,
jtftw m L. m./dm.
^-T(ilO 1. w. A king.
fliT.vfa (Tit:) 2. m. Mm.
vft.in 1. m. Jiten.
trftanfetOI.* The ocean.
n^Y.Vfl (*T) 4. m. A king.
wiV.wsr (it) 6. m, JoVin.
nftnil (*i:-*iT-*i) o. Earthen.
jnifTOt^nr-wt-H:) a. Very groat.
B^WJITSf(*n-*rr-Ti} n. That should
be reverenced or respected.
htV*7 (V) I. . A tree.
rrT.âi(frr) 1./. An earth-worm.
flVt.^pt (fft) ' W- The regent of
the planet Mars, [nimous.
*T^ ("f:-tt-W) a. Liberal, mngna1 "i- ladra the ruler of
heaven ; a range of mountains.
fl$*S.mitt(d) 3./. Amardvattthe
city.of the immortals.
W=5njt(<St)3/.The wife of ladra.
wirir(in)l./. Theolibnnuni tree.
Tlim (<?II) 1./ A womnn.
W%fg*I (fl) I./. Went.
H^Tt (n:) l.m. Shiva.
ftim.-W*i (aj ; ) 2. m. A fruit tree
{ J.gle marmelos).
bell-metol ; a flower (Clitoria).
iI%TC.W^.^rr(7n)l/.The Karaioya river in the north of Bengal.
1^3 (y) 2./. A large arrow.
irSÎ^(fl:)l- m - Archer, warrior.
W%T^(q : )l.m. A large bull or ox.

HnîT(WT) 1./. Lightning.
irTfqW(^) 1. n. A lotus.
ireT^ (^0 * Greai festival,
nrpVTV P>*Mf) a. Persevering,
diligent, m. A king: ; diligence.
flYT^fatftO 2. ni. Ocean ; India.
*T%T<1 1. n. Kojiti/. m. Final
beatitude; abandoning, leaving;
prosperity ; pride.
*RT^t o. Mighty,
fl^tqn (W-nr-W a- Diligent, m.
Great effort or exertion.
WÎflrTOfC-fn-Jf ) a. Exalted, high.
m. The palmyra tree.

H^TU?; (^:) 1. m. Intoxication ;
pride ; madness ; a sort of fish.
HÎ^jr (jj)I.m.A demigod, king of
the serpents ; any large snake.
a. The root of n plant.
*r!TSre(5Itr-5!t) n. Powerful, m. A
hero. n. Might, g re at power,
fl^rore (^) 1. n. Vishnu's discus.
H%r^s(tl)l. m. Garlic; Atis ; longpepper/.(^l) A potherb (Hingtsha repent)./, n. Dry ginger.
Illrqftf (IV;) 2./ A sort of grais,
Dui; the sensitive plant.
HT (^) mft 2. o. <f,T) fHT#
3. d. 4. a". To mete,
to measure. With to infer ;
^3<I to resemble; *lf< to measure;!! to be evidence, witness.
HT adv. A prohibitive, not, do not.
fljflCi) I. n. Flesh. /. (tf) Spikenard ; a drug. m.Time ; a worm.
tg.rn(H:-II[-H) a. Fond of flesh.
Bil.îlf* (ft) 2. a. Blood.
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HiT.SI (W) I. n. Marrow, adepa.

1119.3519 (5B:) 1. n. The morrow
of the fleah, adeps.
Hi9.^rsl (510 I- A plant (Andersoma rohitoca).
HPI.TO (W:-^W) n. Eating flesh.
HTflg (>>r-3ft-5i) t. Strong, lusty.
W.fnKfl (U;] l. m. Selling meat.
.nm.f7Wr<fT 5. m. A vender
of the flesh of heat ts or birds.
nfa.sft'B (^:-T-) a- Fleahy.
nre.^n: (TO 1- m. Adeps, the fat.

Hi9.#? 1. m. n.
Sil.^TWT (9T) 1./. Skin.
wifg^T'.a;:)! . n>. A vender of flesh.
*rp*=5f(^0l- m-The mango. /.("ft)
Emblic myrobalan ; yellow aanders ; the name of a city.
BT*fal (fw:J 2. irt. The charioteer
of Indra ; the moon.
FIX (*) "tflfs I o. To desire.
Hlfa^l(^) 1- n. A mineral ; honey.
Hifg^.Bi (si) 1. n. Bee's was.
mfaaf.RtT(Ttjl/.Candied sugar.
Wtfwnn 0) 1 . n. Bee'a wax ;
the honey -comb.
1lflH( v:) 1 .in. A bard ; a minstrel ;
cumin seed ; plu. inhabitants of
south Behdr.f. [ft) A diulect ;
jasmin, o. Belonging to Bekdr.
m. A month (Jan.-Feb.)i
a poet./. (eft) A potherb.
HIS] (&) 1 .n.Many.flowered jasmin.
WT.ft* (li:-3Kt-as) a. Propitious.
WT?)(W| I. n. Welfare, weal.
Wt^Cqr) l.m. A road.
W.-^ (Wi) 1- m. A robber; an
alligator ; sickness.
FtfW(*t) l.f. A fly.

T.f%>: adv. Quickly.
(W) 1. "i. A sort of bird.
*nflT*(5()L iJ. Bed colour. a.Red.
irrs (a.) l.m. A road.
Wltf (9i) 1. m, /Am.
HI3T, {r:) 1. w. One of the sun's
attendants ; name of a poet ; of
a sage ; a distiller. [measure.
WlBf^.sr) HWpl.W 1. c.To weigh,
nrr.(:) 1. ,. Weight.
Htfs (fff:) 2. hi. A palace.
HI** (*r) 1. m. A drummer.

UTf3(fs: | 2/.Tl 1C germ of leaves ;
distress ; double tooth ; a hem j
poverty ; passion.
WTW* (W:) 1. m. Arum Jndicum.
1P (1:) 1. m. A child; a manikin ; necklace of 1 6 strings.
WWm(*i)l.Bt.AchUd,amanikin ;
a pupil j a childish man ; a necklace of twenty strings [ish.
HI^t<KWtTW) a. Boyish, child(sj)] . n . A number of boys ;
boyhood, youth. .[palat.
wrPs*T(qrt) l.f. A weight of eight
flifawi n. A ruby, a gem./.
(*St) A house lizard.
Hlfw.T^ (ai) t. n. Sea salt.
wfa.H 5 *! (=) 1. Idem.
HlflT (T:) 1. m. An elephant; an
outcast ; attendant on a Jaiaa ;
f.Durgd; the wifcof Vashhhla.
UlrlT.fqiS (ail) 4. W. Ju. Barents.
WirftvU^T) 5. m. Air, wind.
nrfff%(r : )2.m. Jn<ira's charioteer.
VTirat (wjt) 3./. A maid of Durgd.
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fflfn.fqa(rrcT>4.m. da. Mother and
father, or father and mother.
HITTTHM(T)l.m-Amaternal grandfather./. (^1) Grand-mother.
WTpaOgO 1 - "> A maternal uncle ;
thorn-apple ; sort of grain ; variegated make./, (sit-^l-î^l)
Uncle's wife, hemp: (Snwl)pulse.
Fl J W j ^ l (0 1 ' Tlle son of n
maternal uncle ; dhaturd fruit.
Wrrraif^tfiPjawVoriegatecl Eiinkc.
Hl3JpB(fa:)2 lidra'i charioteer.
Big^T (TO 1. w. Citron (Citrus
medico)./. (TI) Sweet lime.
HT^TT (*<) 1. m. Idem.
irra;flT)l/-A mother; n cow; the
earth ; Lakshmi ; Rcvatf; space.
Hiz (:-*r-^) o. Maternal, m.
Maternal uncle./. (3T(J A mother ; a nurse ; the alphabet.
WTBW.fite; t. m. Parashurdma.
BTB.i53(Si)lm.Molhci-'5 brother.
HW.Mlfw* ((ft) 5. m. An incestuous son, going- to his mother.
WtZ.i'FI (-^-^l-^ja.Ofthe mother's
family, n. Mother's family.
tfre.^TTp* (5:) I. m. India.
(^'-'31-'^) n. Of the mother's side, related to her.
irrg
) 2. t
Tin: o
lation liy the mother's side.

WTC.ifinW (*S-*T-^) . Proper to
be enjoyed by the mother.
("a: J Lai. A blockhead.
KTS.âj^ (M:-TT-5f) a. Fond of a
mother; beloved by one.
ste.jjirefr (ttOL ' A blockhead.
W78.re(gr)l./. A mother's sister.
tnE.^VtaÔ ' * A mother's sister's son. /. (^1) Daughter.

HTH.sÎ (lO 1. in. Idem.
wns.f"*^ [ft) 3./. A plant.
HH( (=) 1 . n. The whole ; the invisible type of visible matter ; on
addition. /. (5T) A little; a moment ; quantity in metre ; short
vow;l ; wealth, ado. Only.
*m n. Merely, solely.
flHGT n. Envious.
ms]^ (sT) 1. n. Envy, malice.
BTf^ST (ifi:) 1. m. A fisheruinn.
*Tl^t (T)fll*rfw 1 . 0. To hurt, afflict.
H1U (^:) 1. m. Churning; a road.
1Tr^(^0 Intoxication ; pride.
WO 1. m. A gallinule.
W^T (*!) l.n. Inebriating cloves.
HTE^() n. Like me.
flfifl (si) 3./. The wife of Pdndu.
flTSr.nftf (fflt) 2. in. i J uWu.
fllSt ^srr.vni (firs) 2. m. Went.
UTt^H) 1. m. Kris/ma ; mouth of
spring./, ('fll') Candied sugar ; a
creeper; spirits ; a bawd : basil ;
Durgd.n. Sweetness. a. Of honey.
fllWSCK:) 1 .in. A spirituous liquor.
/. (faint) A creeper ; a friend.
flTl*Vvn(*n)l./. A large creep-
:r(Gie
Hl^.êt (21) 1./. Dur
tm *r<t (ft) 3
HIKT 1. n. Arabian jasmin./.

Vinous liquor ; amiableness.
JTtutq (a) i. n. Sweetness of fluvour or disposition.
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WTtjtffafc-it-^la. Sweet (toned,&c.)

HTWI(fc - m i- w)a. Middle, mid(day).
UIS (w-WK) o. Middle born.
Wivrei () 1. n- Middle state.
KPfl*iU (eu) I . n. Mediation.
IWsv (*:) 1. m. Spirit distilled
from the flowers of the liassiu.
wrtlt [5t)3./. Spirits; a fi=h.
() 1 . n. Idem ,- wine,
fltsi, fllflifaw 1 . d. To investigate
(tV)m*rf<T wilfato 10. 0.T0
respect, to worship. With
or to disrespect, disgrace.
HI -I 1*0 1. n. Measure in general.
m. Arrogance, pride ; seizing ; a
blockhead ; agent ; barbarian.
isr d) 1. n. Arum Indicum./.
(f*l3H) 4th or 8th of'a Khdri.
WH.^rfsr (f%:) 2./. Hauteur.
r*Mlf*a(f*I0 2. m. Fault ; conceit.
HT*F.^ (^l-^l-Sj) n. Pride-inspiring ; measuring, meting.
ITll.HIistÎ'.^l) 1./. A cucumber.
Wlllld (1:-îr-^J a. That should
be revered or regarded.
tst.*nr (TO'. m - Humiliation, dc.
gradation ; disappointment.
wrfl.Tuft (*wt) 3. /. A perforated
copper vessel filled with water
used for marking time.

*rf*r (*;) Urn. A man./, (sft) A
W F H<<, (?Tq.-?Tft-Ta) 0. Proud.
flTT.^fsifr a. Humble.
jn^rafW) 1 . n. A multitude of boys.
HPt*tf)l. n- The mind ; a lake; a
celestial grove ; tacit consent./.
(^1) A Jaina goddess, a. Mental.
Wprew (a) 1. n. Thoughtfulness,

fllTHJ^ra 1. m. A wild swan.
(3) 1. n. A chain of gold
or silver worn round the loins.
HT^n*9(?r r; }5.Mi.The wild swan.
TTrupiS (BiSi-W) n. Proud.
BIPlTII (TIT) I./. Pride, dignity.
wrftrsf (l1--fw^l-fsr) rr. Proud (In
compos.) regarding./. A woman
shewing airs ; a plant, Priyangu.
irrai (f:)l.m. A man./.(^t) Woman; administering medicine.
fltpi(] I .a. Manhood ; humanity.
HT*IW*{*)!.s.A multitude nf men.
Uitni*(^f)l.B.Beauty, loveliness.
Hl^f (J^T) 1. tt. Sickness; sluggishness, stupidity,
majta (<1t| 4. m. Name of a king
fostered by Indra. [erable.
ITSJ(3i:-5qr-Jfl) a. Respectable, venfflTOfri) 1. m. Name ofKdma.
1. tn. A balance, pair of
scales, n. Measure; measuring.
iwss(^:) I. m . A miser; mother's
brother, a. Mine; selfish.
nm*lsr (5T:-:n-ij) n. Mine,
HP) (.) 1. w. A mime, a juggler j
an Asura.f.(W) Illusion; femalo

juggler ; intellect ; compassion ;
wickedness ; idealism \ Lakshm(.
wnrpRK (TO !-m. A juggler.
HlHISiTl (HJ I. m. Idem.
HimW! (<T:.nrr-nf) a. Illusive.
fflqTsflfa?r.(-ift) a. m. A conjurer.
HTOT^ (^0 ).. A crocodile.
flHJT<sftS!! (TP) 1. TO, Buddlia.
WW.HE (3:-?:-Z) 0. Delusive.
*rnrrcnj (^-^Mi) 0. illusive.
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RrfllTff {^Hf^-îrJ a. Deceptive. m.Jfansa./.'Wife of K&ma.

WVTftro (^:) 1. A deceiver.
wrijifrsT (ft) 5. m. A juggler.
WPTflflT (WO 1. . Buddha, [jurer.
mftpir w. A juggler, a conWlfal(qT) 5. m. Wot. a.Deccplivc.
rV(0 2. m. Bile.
B[ilr.;iaj(W:)l. Son of .KiweVa,
l^(r)l. m- A flock of peacocks,
a. Belonging to ft peacock.
SPjfar(qr:)l.M.Killer of peacocks.
K 1. m. Dealhi killing; obstruction ; thorn-apple ; Kama./.
(*\) Durgd ; plague, pestilence,
HTCV^t) 1. . Epidemic disease ;
a falcon ; n slayer, destroyer.
rc.Wir(:-flt-HJ ./. n. Emerald.
qrCOTTO (V) 1. n. A cat.
flTC-fsref. (ti. ) 5. in. A Buddha.

flit*! (<#) ! m. Killing, slaughter.
B TJf(7:-TM) a. Barren.
*tKnt(Wni^Wt-Wlt) a.Of Cupid.
HKIIR* a. Murderous.
Hik(Pc;)2./.Death ; ruin; plague.
Wtftt>* o. Peppered.
JtfCH (TJi-BT-W) p. Killed.
Fift.aiHsr.tlîlw:) I. w. A sage.
*lft*(*)l- A venerable person
in the drama. m./.(<i:-$tj A potherb./. (f\) Mother of Dahha.
tflO^ tV) I. The name of a
Rdkshasa; royal elephant; sherry./, (^t) A Jains, goddess.
(<B:> I. m. A serpent's egg ;
a road ; place of cow-dung.
r^f{7T)l.ni. Air, wind ; a demigod.
B. Offering on conception.
VTOMni 1. . One of the doties of a king ; espionage.

HT*<n3rst (w:) 1. m. Haaumdn.
*ITTfrlT?(^)l.m.A pIant(Cappari
trifoliatn). a. Removing wind.
artrmrr (W;-tT-i) a. Fasting.
l^fa(ffi:) 2. in. Annme of Haaaman ,- a Pdndii prince, Bhlma.
Brafa.fvnrtfa^T l/.Black ant
Ulina (U:) 1. mi. Name a sage.
(V) 1- MdrhAdiya.
1 (fa) HnffirlTn 1- a. To make
or prepare ; to go ; to feather
on arrow. (*,fln*?fir,l) 1.10.
e. To seek, search after.
nni(JP}l.iR.A road; search; rousk ;
a month ; anus ; n constellation.
fruVfi 1. m. The month ^9rahdyana (Nov. -Dec.)

a. Mendicant, asking. n. Begging ; inquiry ; affec(T;) 1. w. A suppliant.
2, m. A ro/aMa, 4 ifcl*.
Hl^ l^-:) 1. m. Man of low caste.
flti.fjK (*) 1. m. ^praAdyona.
mn.rft3(fl:) l.m. iuem.
ffifffSff (^0 l.m. Hunter ; traveller.
mfibi (m-m-ii) o. Sought.
fluil (j i-iirra') That should be
sought, cleaned or purified.
(qi)wr^*lfw 10. a. Tocleanse.
BISJ(^;)1. m. Cleaning the body;
Vishnu ; a washerman.
uraff (si) I. n. Cleaning, m. LaiA
troe./,(ir) Cleaning the body;
sound of a dium/.(ft)A brush,
broom ; attendant of Durgd.
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wnhfW*!-*!"^) a-To be cleaned.

VJ^tK (^)l. The common cat.
UiaflW (STi) A peacock.
*nwrc:.5<U (U:) 1. nt. Went.
m^K.îf'nwr Osr) 1./. fliB'ffi
HIÎC.irî (3Ei) '-/ A sort of
pulse (Phaseolus Irilobus).
KIWItT I . ta. A cat.
WTÎWh) (*J:) I . m. Idem ; a Shtfrn ; cleaning ill e body. [ed.
fflfcfa (K; -HT -vi 1 p. CI eans e d , ad orn fflfs&nt 7n) 1 /- Curds mixed with
honey and spice.
mWB (U:) I. m. The sun ; a hop;.
mfflT (Mi) l . m. The lid of a pot
or pitcher, o. Earthen.
mtV(Tl)l> w. A town : drummer.
SrVflr* 0*0 1. m. A drummer.
PCf (jf) l.n. Softness.
*TT^(?:) 1. m. A man of low caste
and occupation. [Wine.
WpffV a. Of grapes, n.
Hr4(^:)I'". A venerable, respectable man ; a potherb. [eon.
*Tfig (ft:) 2./. Cleaning the permtf )1. n. A field. . A man, a
mountaineer; a country; Ki'sAnu./. A row ; garland ; rosnry.
BIWT (V)l.m. The JVuai tree.
/. A garland, n. Hibiscus.
WM (w) 1. n. The pubis.
WRnft (eft) 3. /. Great-flowered
jasmin ; a bud ; young woman ;
moonlight; night; river; flower.
jrw?it.*pci (w.) 1. m. Borax.
nr^H ft:) 1. m. Sandal.
TRl5{7i) l.Bt. A province, Malaa.
mm*\ tft) 3./. A plant.
(*T) 1./. A garland.

WlWTOti; pr.:)l.M. A flower-seller, a florist. [grass.
JTIwnstsar (as:) I. tn, A fragrant
TO'.KtTO (3T:) 1. m. Analogy.
WVT.qra ftf)l. n. The seed of the
Eleocarpus used for rosaries.
nifVV(Vl}'I. in. A florist ; a pointer ; aaort of bird./(*l)Double
jasmin; a daughter ; a necklace ;
a garland ; a river ; wine ; linseed ; a palace, a. Of a garland.
nrftut (*T) 5. m. Idem. /, (ftrifl)
Durgd ; heavenly Gangis ; Bhdgalpur ; florist's wife ; a plant.
(^:) 2. m. A sort of creeper.
Wl<j;.WT I. m. A variegated
snake./. Sort of creeper.
1 . m. A fruit tree (jEgle).
TjrwT fas-'W-'H) n- Of a garland./.

Large cardamoms.
*TTS(^B)1.-A flower ; a garland./.
Sort of grass. a. Fit for a garland.
urej.TTT 5. m. A mountainous range east of mount itferu.
/. Name of a river.
WW^fi) 3./.A wrestling match.
WTHfaPfft*: a. Prohibitive,
forbidding ; a probihitor.
HTH (t; ) I. nt. A sort of kidney
bean ; a goldsmith's weight ; a
blackhead ; a cutaneous disease.
nnr* 1. m. A weight of 4i
grains either in silver or gold.
WT.l?#f C*f) 3./. A leguminous
Bhrub (Glycine debilia).
WO 1. m. A goldsmith.
tm.iTO, adv. Mfoha by M&ha.
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in$tnt{li)l .n. Field of kidney beans.

m{4) l. n. Idem.
WIÛTO o.m.Themoon ; a month.
m(m) ' A month ; 11 weight.
I.mr(W:-in-Tf) a. A month old.
Big.'St-g:) 1. m. A gallinule.
nigiT ) 1. n. A medicinal seed.
WB.sifinr [) 1- "i. New moon.
nre.BPT (*f:) 1. m. A year.
re*d01.I. Scum of boiled rice.
TV.^fim(I)l./ Akindofbird.
WWpi(^l:)l.'m. Day of newraoon.
info* Monthly, n. A
SliTiiddha on every new moon.
STfltn (ife-WT-li) a. A month old.
*raft (0) 3./. The heard.
TW oil'. A prohibitive particle.
mm A month old.
HIXK^J'nxfa ^ 1 - c.To mete.
nraf {!'} 1. m- A brahman.
VmiW) l.f. A cow.
WJ W(<ii:-^T-9>. Ofnrespcctable lineage. [great.
WTI.wrsnirt'Si-isI-*') n.Fit for the
HITrrra(*:-^ft-*)aMasnnnimous
SlYiftW (flPJ) l.n. Magnanimity;
majesty ; n work on holy pluces.
Urai.Hlf^n WO 1 . "' A brdkmnn
versed in a portion of the Vtdas.
fll^T.tlfsr* a. Imperial.
mfai ("T) l.a. Kingdom,
sift* (<i) 1. w.
Hlf^ fc-nt-*) a. Of a buffalo.
wWai (bt:) d Mi Alow man.
Wi%*5 (<!p-'fl-*it) Relating to
Ittdra. f. Wife of Indra.
Br%q(q!-WM) a. Earthen, made
of earth, m. Coral./. A cow.
BT^^^(Kt) 3./. A name of Durgd ; the energy of Sliiva.

fa(T,5jjfi?3tFfr,fii3K5. c. To cast,
to throw, to scatter. [tress.
fa^fst) fa^fa G. a. To pain, disfflrr(TT:-tT , -'H)fl .Measured ; known;
moderate ; sprinkled.
finr.TB(H:-flT)l.m./. An elephant.
(0 2.m. The oeenn.
fwH.ip (5) n. Temperate.
fflH.nrg(^:-'5T-'a) a. Miserly.
rflH.^t^ ^lo. Speaking cautiously.
fHHTw (a:-i5f-i') o. Of restricted
meaning, in. A cautious spy.
f>?aTi!sf (it:-!flfl) a. Abstemious.
fafjr(fa:> 2./. Measuring ; weighing ; knowledge ; proof.
fn^ 1 . a. A friend, m. The sun.
/. A wife of Dasharolha.
Tfn.fnai (si') 1. n. Friendly act.

f^5T (Ri) 1. n. Friendship.
fn^.T^f*) 5. m. False friend.
*r*.f^ (3:) 5. m. Idem. [ship.
ftrfl.S^(^) 1 - m ' Breach of friendff\1V n. Attractive, m.
A friend ; u friend of traditions.
ftra.Hf(V)I.S. Coolest of friends.
fni.gf*f (fstj:) 2. /. Acquirement
of a friend or friendship.
fa^.siiH (H;) 1. m. Idem.
ffm.nil'*! (Sf:-ar-5f) a. Acquiring
ffR.wW tl) 5. Bt. A ruler over
friends or allies,
ftril-flff (*ir5r-*isflt-7rf0 p. Acting
the friend, befriending,
fa* (^,5T)fi^r<T,^ I.e. To understand ; to injure ; to unite.
fe ( 593 ) Sift
ftini^ nrftf. Mutually ; privately.

fafwr (BO I./. A city or kingdom N. E. of Bengal, Tirhtt.
fira* (sf) I. n. A couple; copulation ; union, m. Gemini.
ft5fl)H (t| 1. n. LtUl, [pled.
t*nj5ftHW(s:-in-Tt) a.Unitcd. couflTHli arfti. Falsely.
ftunTgmTi-TT-fjo.Acting falsely.
fmOTTfe(fe:) 2./.Denial of future

existence; atheism, a. Having
a false view, deceived by one.
fwnrrwiTfafff (U'-l 2. /. A figure
of rhetoric shewing one impossibility by another. [falsely.
ftnor.afa.^H'a-Br-îaPromismg
fnmr.SgH(3:-SI-H)a.Pretendin S to
be asleep, but not so. [plaint.
firojTfwqrJt (ft) 1. m- Groundless
rHTTfHJf^r (si) 1. a. Slander.
fmurfnwfijK(9t) 5. m. A false or
unjust accuser, slanderer.
flPHr.wfa (fift) 2. /. Error, ignorance, mistake, a. False, [nity.
fTfliîif ( st : .rn)o. Inclined to vafsajr .tl f^sr (^fit^t-fil ) a. Lying.
fewpKfX) l. n. False roj.ly.
fiiq[V|K(rj)l, m. Pretended help.
HS.fcT I. a. To be proud or
bumble. l.d.(qrjH^nfB
10. a. (pj,*r,T) fwtFfMifar (t
H^jfS 4. a. To be unctuous, to
melt, to be soft or kind.
^fff,3 to understand, injure,
ft* (1) I. . Sloth i sleepiness.
ftlJrgn (^) I./. Desire to bathe,
ftmg; Cf^-^ Wishing to
bathe, or to be immersed.
faflpotrfqi) I./ A desire to kill,

fmrfaffl (* : "* : "3) Wishing to
shake, destroy or overturn.
fi"H7r (T:-*tI-if)p. Measuring.
fH^r(w5T)fn'!inT, , B - 6. c. To be COQnecled or united with.
fnîT 1. ij. Meeting, mixing.
fafinr(1T!-l-tfj a. Mixed, united.
f*t(T) fa^ffT L. a. To sprinkle or
fwST, KSlffT I. o. To sound ; to be

ff>r(fi?:-wt) 2. 3./ A sort of fennel ; Indian spikenard ; anise.
6D(*)BPWfil lO.a.Tomix.blcnd.
$m[1Z-*l-ai)a. Mixed, blended, m.
An elephant ; a respectable person, n. Mixing, a mixture.
fH*S[3r:-qfr-^0 a. Mixing, mixer,
n. A garden of the gods ; a kind
of song or singing.
fHWgit(ii) I. a. Grove of Indra,
fn^H! (ii) 1. n. Mixing; addition.
fnflH(H:.fn-fi)a.Mixed ; added ;
respected. [anise.
Tn^t (m) I . / A sort of fennel ;
fint 5lfn 1. a. To sprinkle. (H)
ffiflrn 6. o.To emulale, dispute.
fw* (n") 1. a. Fraud, trick ; envy.
faqa ((T-Jat-Tr) p. Tricking; subject to ; cheated ; helpless.
fefa (fti-<t) 2. /. Spikenard ; a
sort of fennel ; anise.
ftB(?:-*[-B) o. Sprinkled ; sweet,
n. A sweetmeat.
(î) 4. m. A good cook.
fieifl (fl) 1. - Sweet sauce.
fifa(ftif*0 2. 3./. A sort of fennel ; spikenard ; anise.
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ftV(Rr) fllVlfir 10. a. To mil.

fir* Sf f-I I. a. To sprinkle, filled.
feftffT (*t> l./.Frwt.
fRf%T The sun; a sage;
the wind ; a cloud ; the moon.

Hi
go
To
To
(frl)rcfil T^r*r 1- 10. a. To

; to know. {V.H) bW*I 4. d.
die. ()T.5t) ^srtffl^S f
bull, to kill, to injure.
Vts (Z:-3T-^) a. Passed as urine.

iYzCT(W) 1- m. The sun; a thief.
lsr (sr:) 1. in. A fish ; fign Pisces.
jftir.#HH C*t:) 1. m. iEt/ma.
nln.Jiiftrai (wi) 1./. A pond.
iftfl-.TT (TO l.m. A kingfisher.
tftri;(r.:| 1. m. A marine monster,
hark, &c. [JEiftrfril.
ftirrqt (4D 3./- The daughter of
ft^lftpiffl) 5. tn. Fish-killer.
t'S) l.n. Spawn; roe./.
(T) Cnudied sugar.
S*IT9i*I (HO 1. m. The ocean.
*jtWTiW(lJ 1 i". Wagtail ; sauce.
jfTflf^JfftRtnlo.To g t0 BOtmd ifaiS* (*0 I. "i. A follower of
the Mdndnsd system.
#tui*T(nn 1./ One of the philosophical systems of the Hindus.
tt iKi) I. m. The ocean.
*ft5T rflwfil I ".To wink or close.
With ^TT to awake ; to expand.
|JT (if)l-N- Twinkling, winking.
lfnw C*-HMI) Unblown, partIs- opened, n. Indirect hint.
(ftfarBT^t*) a. Idem.
tfrfisS'SH ) - Having the
eyes closed as asleep.
l?tT risfa I. o. To be large.
*V=r(lT| 5. m. Air.
rjf?^ (j-;.^t-<l a. Mischievous.
*hnC*l) 1./. Intestine worm.
g(50- m -"inding ; tawny colour;
final beatitude ; funeral pile.
g.*;=^ (qrtj 1. m. The ocean.
1*1 (^r) '/ Dregs.
Wf (50 9 -/- Liberation,
gyz (a] 1. a, A crest, a diadem.
/. (al) Snapping the finger.
g^(=^:)l. m. Vishnu ; gum olibanum ; a gem ; quicksilver ; one
of Kuvfru's treasures.
ggi^W (W:) 1. m. An onion.
55=* 2. m. Gum olibanum.
(TO A mirror ; handle,
of a potter's lathe ; B bud ; n roimusops tree ; Arabian jasmin.
5f 3 (W;-^) I. w. n. An opening
bud ; the body ; the soul.
Sfifatl (T:-rTI-!T) p. Half shut.
5^.WJH(f:-Jir-fl)(( .Closed, shut.
gJTCTt rt') 1. n. A kidney bean.
$f[Q<ir 1. m. A croton plant.
(*-fflt-) a. Released./. (TUT)
A pearl, n. A released spirit, one
absorbed in the deity.
gaS3l(*) 1 - . Any missile weapon.
gmW (50 1- ' A snake that
has cast his slough. [aloud.
gS^ ("*s:-iar-n3,) a. Shouting
JpS.^*'. C : ) a - m - A liotl gW.^TC*:-TT-'#J a. Free from the
love of the world.
fifi.^W a. Open-handed, liberal; loused.
nw.^mW;-'ir-^)aFreefromblame.
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gw.ânr (* n. Set free.

^W.-SSW (9i!-3H-5i>.Disheve]!ed.
BW-^TO^JI (Jf:-flr-rf) a. Emancipated (spirit). [ter (spirit).
5BI.f'flT(Tr:-TI-7)a Free from mat(l:-*!!-^) a. Relying on
nothing except God. [luce.
3Ur.*ainr(*T:)l. t. A pearl neckSHiprrtlOc) I. a. The pearl oyster.

W>"W (TO I. m. A necklace.
fS'-W(:03./.Tlie pearl oyster.
aUT.OT (") 1. n, Camphor; a
pearl ; a custard apple,
HUT-SHI flB;-WI-lii) a. Loosed and
not loosed, applied to weapons.
Bffir.WfTF (hi) I. /. A necklace.
3T.T<flT pit) 3./. Idem. [ter.
HWT.Wi[Zlz:-*T) 1 . m.f. Pearl oys5fiB (DIP) 2. /. Final beatitude;
absorption ; liberation.
5* () I. . The mouth; face;
commencement, m. Beak of a
bird. a. First, initial, chief.
*ra.jrarar (:) I, m. An onion.
(Wl) 1./. Howling.
^.^1^ {<X) 3./. The tongue,
gew (Wi-Wi-ar) o. Of the mouth,
m. A AraAiMon born from the
mouth of Brahma ; a tooth,
*fVH9<u/i). From the mouth,
flwnt*! fc-ÎVB*) a. Relating or
pertaining to the mouth.
5<3.^W (*t) 1. m . An onion.
^B-WfTt (Hi) \.f. A plant.
V.ft*ifitft (Mt) 3./. Sarasnatl.
S.Pt*IW (*:) 1. m. An idler.
fl*.a<lW)lJ>. A mouthful of water for rinsing, a. Mouthful.
gg.*nw O) I. . Betel.
HQ.rg(^:) I. m. A beggar.
gîrHI (m'j 1 . n. Bit of n bridle.
^TlTi-^l-On Foul-moullied; noisy.m. A conch, a crow ; leading.
gwft(*I-Ii-*0 - 0f t!le mouth;
gs.fVjr (H:-Hr-<i) p. Sounding.
JTWft.*^ (oij 1. n. Mocking.
g^.îTw fwi) A hog.
?V.vrq)l. n. A musical instrument played with the mouth;
playing on the month.
g<3.^"l^H (H) 1. m. A perfume for
the mouth, as camphor.
gw.fir^fqBnOST)l./. A slte-gont.
QV.fv (81) 1./. A cockroach.
'f'S.UI^rH 1. n. Opening the
mouth wide. [scurrilous.
3**tI(1;-BMB) n. Foul-mouthed;
*pa.inwT (ST;) 1. m. Pungency, n.
Cleaning the mouth.

5".jrrftw CqVl5.rn.Lime or citron.
'pa.'BW ( <*i : -51 1 ->3 )a . Fo ul - m o u t he d.
H*.*PHT (H!) 1. m, A brdhman.
V*-WXt) I- Moisture of the lip.
3*.WW(Ti) Spittle.
tfTO 2. m. The conflagration of a forest; a fiery-faced
goblin; fire put in the mouth
of a corpse; a sacrificial fire.
(tf) a. The preparatory part
of a drama, prelude,
gars 1. m. A crab.
?T%pnSr(W) 1./. Fire in a forest.
TO(W-*II-*l).Chier. s. A principnl rite ; reading the Vdda$.
g^liTl (H7) I./. Pre-eminence.
J^CTraJo. Principally.
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n pfi) 1. m. A gaffinula. I 5>T.)9* d - To S oftrd ' fieB '

w (mtw^HW*. stupid. fool; I ntio wtw e. a. To
infatuated ; beautiful.
gW" (HI) 1. / Stupidity ; aim-
clothe. (T-T) ?ih 1 - d- To ba

clean ; to sink ; shave ; pound.
3*E<*)5*r*6.a.To vow.
jjH(W:-3,-*S;a.Shnveil,biild ; vile.
m. a. The hend s ihe fortheod.
m. A demon ; a barber ; trunk
of a tree./. Bengal madder.
; gTi3>(*:) 1 . . A barber.
S^flTtohtloose; to gladden. Kind of pulse.
(riSrafl 1. <f.To deceive; (T.*) i 5* 1- Shaving.
TO, to be pmnd ; wicked , to 1 V*** <> Cocoa,H,t ,ree "
^BakôpooiidstocheatWithlyMiwit 3. /. Number of
plicity ; lovelinesi
5mp|j,(n:.rf-i)a-HaviDg alo
ly or fascinating Face.
^fto give much; fa to obtain

liberation ; to give ; to loose.
g^w (aj:) I. m. Lac, the dye.
gt^fT CV-tT-t) n. Munificent.
C^-^l-"*) !./ A tree
(Pterospermum sal ici folium).
g^ (it) 3./. Snapping the fingers i the fist clenched.
gsr (ftK)ms,rsr,*irn 1.10. a. (fa.T)
^BfW.nfTt t. 10. a. To sound.
!P[ S^f* 1. a. To go.
SWUO 1. m. A testicle.]
5WW)1.m,A sort of grass ; Brahmanical thread i tin airow,
(,:) I . m . Vishna.
-*ltn(^) 5 . M- idem.
W-^WW) l.. Investiture with
the lliahm
ord.
W (O I. . The lotus r-
shaven heads ; mass of troops.

gu.HTfa (t0 2. m. Kind of rice.
gf<Urr a. Bald, shaven.
the hend shaved, bald.
U/. A plant.
gf"trT(<sl) 5- m. .. harber.
IJ^tt*I (W) A P 1 " 0 '*
w^tft W) 3./. Jdem.
g;n (at) 1 . n. A pearl.

^{TWlfiT l.o.To hurt; to suffer.
g^() Hia;a t, n. To rejoice. ()
iji^jpr to mis, to unite.
SXCeC)'-/' Pleasure; intoiication ; a wife.
g^T (^0 U/. Happiness. [py.
g;rPâ(H:-'al-Ti) - Pleased, hupg^r* (*:-TMT") a. Joyful,
gfic* (W=-WT-H) a. Plensed.
(<0 1- A cloud ; a lover.
[swtsm l . 0 . rtJ^fi, i. a . () j i<t) 3./ Moonlight.

5TfW e.o.^j^^fj, io. a. gjr(5:)1.Bi. Kind of kidney.bean.
To fb. to p 0ur ,d, l0 break. Also : gn.tunf C*f) 3./ Mm.
6- to rebuke. j W .^<^) 5. m. Ahorse.
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g^r {<) 1. m. A mallet, a club,

carpenter's hammer ; jasmin.
glFKgOI.ni.Asort of kidney bean.
gift 151) I./. A seal; a seal ring:
a stamp; intertwining the fingers in religions worship.
qgjifeirfr^llMi) "-Stamped, eeal. ed./. A mint. [paper.
gfipn(*fT,l./ A sealed or signed
gfsa lfl!-7il-lf) a. Sealed up;
stamped, marked ; unblown.
gur adv. In vain.
gt> iftli) 2. m. A holy sage.
gfsr.-siiW) I - Alree (^chynomene grandiflora).
gfjr.ftifl* (5T> 1. n. Copper.
grT.3TX HO 1. m. A chief sage.
gK3l(SI:)l.m.A small drnm./.(3tT>

A large one ; wife of Kuvfra.
gmqra(H:) 1. m. Jack fruit tree.
gtH 1. M. A country on the
north-west of Hindus tdn.
gr.^(^;)l.t)j.Tlie conch of Vishnu.
5^91T(!r} 1 /.The Nurmada river.
Jr<H"ra(i3')'''"' I, ' m P les on the face.
^ftSHIOS. m.A name of Krishna.
gtqiH'flnl./.The.MinHuifa river,
gTil fatt 3./. A flute or pipe.
gtt.t(r (VI 1. m. ifrwina.
gi^(Tl) 5. hi. Went.
grrfTlffc) 2. ui. Idem, [increase.
g^(^r) ^[fHl.o.Tobe faint ; to
gfwiit (tiff) 3./. A small fire pan.
gg>(*::) I . m. A name of a Kama:
fire of chuff; horse of the sun.
Uf3t.H(s) 1. m. A kind of betel, j ga ga'ft 1

gfa.Wlsi.(si)l.>t.Fasling; fruit of
the yellow. . royrobalan ; Agnstya.
Ufa-UHÔl- ' The 20Lh JmVia
pontiff of the present era.
gfa.lHCT (*f) 1. A hermitage.
g>s ("SO 1. >> A JJuiWnfl sage,
gam (T() 1. n. Wild grain,
gga (y) 1. A sage ; any one
seeking absorption in Brahm.
ggfBir(fl:-5 '-^ la Wishing to steal,
ggfawflotfw. Like a thief.
(il) I./. Desire of death.
*f^q(q':) 2. m. A man at the point
of death ; wishing to die.
gx; () g^fiT 6. a. To encircle.
tX(T : )5-/- Fainting.
gtlî) , -' n -A demon killed by Vishnu./. rtO A vegetable perfume.
n. Surrounding, encircling.
0 hind.
(Wl wnaufij 10. n. To plant.
gn^f(zl) 3./. Kind of panic seed.
gE^Cfltl3/ A small house lizard,
gs Tfrefa 1. a. (n) gnuiirr 0. a. To
steal, to rob. (q| gsifa To cut,
to break; to steul,
gsar (ar.-) l.m.Arat.

gw 1. m. A club ; a pestle
for cleaningrice./.l^) A house
lizard ; a pIattL(Curculigo orch.).
g^HTg^ftl ado. Club to club.
g^Ca:-^!-^') a. Meriting to he
pounded to death in a mortar.
gÎ (^t) I./. A crucible.
gfafT (TK-TTI-Tf) a. Stolen.
gW (^N) 1. m. The scrotum, a
testicle; heap; thief; plant.
gSBjflT(T;) l.m. A plant.
g=Bi.T*I (v) I. . The testicles.
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fsîT [TO 1 . m. A man with large

or swollen testicles.
(fî.SI^ (^1: ) 1- hi- A eunuch.
5EC) 1. n. Theft. [filching.
gfB(fa:)2.m./ The fist ; tile hilt ;
gfa*{^:| 1. in. A goldsmith.
Iffir.*!'?'* (m:) I. in. Enladtva.
3Tfe.^J<T (*f) 1. n. A kind of game,
odd and even. [hands.
fffg/aiH(B: -HI- rf)a. Blowing in the
Hfft.a*') 1. m. A child.
gFe.nis (IT;} i. in. Boxing, [fist,
gfqvro (WK) 1. m. Clenching the
gfif.in;^tfa;T (cK-nr.*,) a.
Squeezed, griped, pressed,
gelgfe adv. Fist to fist (fighting).
3? 4. a. To cut up. !
5sTe?i) 1 .n.A pestle.&c.like gq.
5^f3f 5. m. Bahrdma.
%^{W-^-^>) a. Deserving to be I
pounded to death with a pestle.
^'fOgSUfalO.a.Toaccmnulate. \
A sort of grass,
gig* (qr:-T) 1. m. n. A fragrant
grail ; a sort of poison,
l.m. A hog.
2. m. The fist.
5* (^) 1. n. A pestle.
g^m)gFiT 4.0. To be foolish. |
flfTtfC) 1 .m. Love ; Kama ; a fool. ]

5S.T1T (m) 1-/. Tautology.
gs*f nrfr;. Repeatedly.
(fl:-^') I. m,
time; one hour
minutes, m. An
5^(T:) 1. m. A
n. A division of
and forty-eight
astrologer.
fool.
1. d. To bind.
HW) 3./. Binding.
(T;-T-*') a. Dumb. m. A fish,

a demon ; a pauper. .
^ (5:-g(-5) fl. Foolish; cold;
sluggish i deceived ; perpleied.
?; J1^(5T:) 1. m. Bad issue from
the womb ; a dead fcetus.
^3.Ur? I. m. Infatuation.
^5T.^Tt (nr ; -?tT:-<I:) a. Bewildered, insane, infatuated.
53^1 [UTf 1./. Folly, madness.
S^.-qt (ift;-f*) a. Stupid.
ITPf 1 ^ (Wr-Wr-fS) 0. Foolish.
^8 (?t:-Tr-W) a. Bound.
^ W îlfw 10. a. To urine.
I W Urine.
(^j) t, n. Strangury,
l.m. Gonorrhea.
S^.gz {*) 1. n. The lower belly.
^M=V(f^-) 2. >n. Obstruction in
the neck of the bladder.
^.Trrji (it;) 1. m . The urethra.
^.9 n. Diuretic, ./
A cucumher.
^.52H> () 1 n. Milky mine.
Urinary ohstruc^TfflrT (-T:) I. m. Suppression of
^Tlw{<r:)l. w. Difficult or slow
passage of urine.
^TSTdW-) I. i. The h.wer belly.
^Na(fr:-Hi-7t ) a. Voided as urine.
T&T<lil[ <)t:i 1. m. Vide ^sibr.
5<a|i-*3l-ia) a. Foolish, stupid, m.
A sort of bean. [ a fool.
li|.TB9r(irri i. m.The brother of
K^fir (^t-UIi 1. n. /. Fainting;
mixing ; a tone in music.

W^f <^T) )./. Idem.
U ( 599 ) *ft
l^tW(BfWl-^) o. Fainted.
fp^lTO (Tre-Tft-TF) a. Faint.
ff^W(7fl-WMi) a. Fainting-, fainted ; stupid ; tall ; grown.
51? (wi-ii-ii}') a. Bound.
^ (4-^r-^>.Fainting, fainted ;
having form or solidity,
sf-r! (fn : ) 2./. Matter: form, figure ; the body ; an image.
^fflflTgHtit-flTfl-ffS) Material ;
incarnate, n. The body.
(*:) l.m. A man of the second or military class,
^.witl [*t) 3./ An umbrella.
m.wra(^Jl.n.A sort of umbrella.
^S.ailaj:) I . m. Hair of the head.
5- m. The head.
Hi-gn? tot) 1 . m. A mimosa tree.
(**-') Scum of rice.
<5f J 1. b. A turban, fillet.
iiTfJrftlI(*)l.in.Amaiiofthe second class; a king; a counsellor.
(SI I 5. m. The head ; a base,
^s5i (^H5fjl.3/.Sort of creeper,
^'.('li ^fiTH l.rf. To stand, to
be rooted (aff) ^mjfff to plant,
to s|irout.With "aw to eradicate.
Iff {m> 1 . . A root, origin ; text,
/.(flt) House lizard, mi. a. 19th
lunar asterism, tail of Scorpio.
HNS (*:-^) 1. . a. A radish j a
yam ; soit of a poison, [dishes.
I*) 1. m. Handful of ru(W) l./. A plant.
g^.*qhl(*!0 5. n. Magic.
*W.Vlft*l (*i) [./. A fire place.
(^F) 1. n. A sort of penance, living on routfl.
l.m. Digger of root.

(W: ar-Bt) a. Of a root. m.
A plant growing from a root.
^W-^T (^J) 1. m. Kansa.
^5f.53f (iB) 1. ij. Capital, stock.

^g.îr (^) 1. n. Idem.
C?f) 3./. A plant.
f^!.*Rf ffiO 1. <" Kansa.
V.5lf^f%TJ (IT;.1TT-Ti) a. Guarded,
suspecting the cause of a thing.
^J.^sKHJ:) I. An old servant.
^.fîrsi (ST;) l.m. A carriage.
*?ir.ltPI7*(3s-tf-3)a.Fil for or cultivated for esculent roots.
1J!.?IW (*f > I. n. Ether, atmosphere; God./. Gauri.
iFJirar <T:-5rt-*l a. Radical, m. A
devotee living on roots.
^.f^C^Y-fesl-Pa) a. Having root,
stock or origin, m. A tree.
13^ (X:) I. m. Indian spikenard.
33 (J:-WT-W) a. That should be
rooted up, or bought.
lSmfn I. < To s'eal.
W(.V-fl)l.m.3.f.A rat, a mouse ;
a crucible; a tort of grass, [thief.
^t3i(aK:-aii-fii* i) l.m./. A mouse ;
(fa:) 2. m. A cat.
5^ (it) 1. n. Stealing,
SJT^'iffti'f) 3./. Anaquatic plant.
WT5H(W) l.n. Blue vitriol.
^.ftj* (asj-as, 1. m./. A rat. m. A
mimosa tree ; a country, part of
Malabar./. A plant (Saliinu
cucullata) ; a crucible.
^fa^.l'sf (<f) 3. / An aquatic
plant (Snlvinia cucullata).
^fWfi ' m - G <""-' sha -
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ljw*T,l0r (fi|i) 2. m. A cnt.
Hfwpm fa:> 1. M. A plant.
AjfttT (fT'-HT-fl) p. Stolen.
?fn.TrPn^t (an) I./. A plant.
^fW^-ajTjl.m/.Arat, a mouse.
^fSim (V-T-^J o. Born of unknown parents.
*T (Jt.T) ftltw 6. <i. To die.
OT^T 1 m- Mi'trkandiya.
VtXTOfi L a To accumulate, fill.
(*) ?jq*lfil 10. a. To mix ; to
combine ; to speak incorrectly.
W ^rafrt 4. a. To seek, to
hunt. OTmS 10. rf. idem.
VI (Jl:) 1. in. A deer ; on animal;
research ; asking; elephant with
white marks ; Gtli lunar constellation./, (iit) A deer ; a woman.
Wn.^T it) 1. Doe's milk.
Wk^nKVOlJ^Wild or pole cat.
WX.anB (SO 2. m. A young deer.
*jB.aTTfaiKi (Sir) 1 . /. A net for
catching or confining deer.
srn.wta;u (h'i) 1. m. A hunter.
*S.-?nrei-mT)l.n./.SetiTch, research.
W.Bl(9)fi /.Mirage, vapour floating and appearing like water.
^JI.gWT (^1) I./. Idem.
Vffl.swn (ant) 1./ Idem.
?n.afno*t (*T) I./ Wfw.
Cn.^lTC (ar:) 1. m. A dog.
lBW.^pT <fT) 5, m. A hunter.
nn.î (w) 3. m. /<fcm.
HB.wi* (aj ; ) 1 , m, A jackal.
VMlfw (fa) 2. m. Musk.

W.ltftSf (Sj-WT) t. n./. /Am.
(^:-^T-^) a. Relating to
the constellation Orion, f. (^t)
A woman having fine eyes.
WT.tfffT (fill) 2. m. A lion,
vrn.ti^ ) 1. . Deer's foot.
WI.IifgiKt (3iT) I./. Musk deer.
TCT.fVV (S:| 'J. m. The moon.
^Jl-Wsfa (U) 1. m. A hunter.
IM.ltapfl (ft) 3. /. A net for
catching or con6ning deer.
*ri.5rapft (ifl) 3./Colocynth.
wn.v^ (î) 1. n. Musk.
VlJIim (Wt) 1./. Antelope.
flT.?t*t (WI-Wt-I) p- Hunting.
nmx (m) 1-/. Cliase, hunting.
WIT 2. m. Brahma! a jackal;
a hunter, a poueher.
WI-TTSf (Z ) 5. m. A lion.
UW-ftH 13-) 2. m. Idem.
Vl.^rim (w:-5il-Bf) I. m. /. .
Woollen, as cloth, &c.
Wr-W^l (r:1 1. m. The moon.
^JT.irtTsr 1, m. Air, wind.
*JJI=S(^) 1 . n. Chase, hunting ; the
"i"rk in aichery. [mansion,
^.for^l. (XI) 5. n. The fifth lunar
3?JI ifTq (h) 1. m. Orion.
WMI (10 5. m, A hunter.
JZlTTBrfa (fiii-fH:-fiT) a. Deer-like.
JjJtTqt f^t) 3. /. Bitter apple; a
womno with deer-like eyes.
vqrtvO Tlie moon ; wind ^nffsia (if) 1. n. Deerskin.
JiaTsrl^(T:|l. in. Hyena ; shunter.
WTTTrc.sir (at) l.f. Musk.
<HI\ (T-H) 5. m. A tiger.
WJ<W(U) 1 . m. A hyena ; a leopard. /. (spl) Colocynth.
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NflltW (sjii)l.fH. Hunting leopard.

vajtift (&n) 2. m. A dog.
*JTTft(fti> 2. m. Lion ; tiger ; dog.
VfllN* (fl) 5. m. A hunter.
|finr(Vt-Tt>lt] a. Sought, pursued.
asiHr (^(:) 1. m, A lion, [falcon.
Wfo^m (*:) l.M. A hawk, a
vNrJt* (w) I. n. Lion's mouth.
g jfr rs (*:) 2. m. White deer.
n (r*-WT-iaJ a. That ahonld be
sought, inquired for, or pursued.
TO*rrw(*:-ir-*i) p. Sought after,
(w,^) wrfij 2. o. To clean ; to
ornament ; to Bound. (%)Jir^fiT,
inarafir 1.10. a. Idem. With <W
or S to sweep clean.
(ai:) 1. m. A musical instrument, a tabonr./. Cleaning the
body j anointing ; ablution.
waj^tf (*j-WT-^) a. Cleansed.
?PK1 (*i:-aqr-^) " To be cleansed.
V* (m) W*fW 6. a. To delight, to
rejoice. (*) 5e*?rfff 9. a. To rejoice; to grind or pound.
*r(*:) 1. m. Shiva, f. {&)Durgd.
(^0'- A child, a pupil.
Vfhl(*l) l. m. A deer.
1W<10 6. a. To hurl.
^WT* (W-W) I. A fibre on
the lotos stalk./. (wt) A small
one. it. Boot of a fragrant grass.
WWTfa*. 5- >. A lotus./. An
assemblage of lotus flowers.
(n:-in-ll) a. Dead ; calcined.
n. Solicited alma ; death.
^lTW(*i) I. n. A dead body.
^T.TW(W:-wr-W) o. Insensible.
*T(.ajTWt (:) I . m. A jackal.
5ffTr$rtiB(i:-*n-ir)<i.Like one dead.

1. m . The sun.
*nr.trr fqi:) 1. m. A Jaci ketch.
W.m 1. m. A jackal.
î|.Tn(wr) 1./. A woman whose
offspring dies. [being dead.
*CT.**lftn)l./.Fer of any one's
^W.^mfl (ifr) 3. /. A Mantra
for reviving the dead.
*STr.W (ff:-*T-iO a. Bathed after
mourning i dying after ablution.
WMpq(ti)l. Funeral ablution.
*r*r-W.WT(lIl) 4. m. A royal sage.
*nrT<(*S> I. m. The sun.
(*) 1. it. Blue vitriol.
WWW) 1. . A fragrant earth.
^fir (fill) 1 2./. Death ; dying.
*TK* C*0 1. The ocean.
WfC(^) I. m. A potter.
Wfl(W)l. n. An earthen vessel.
*!fw*T (Tl) I./. An earth-worm.
^r>?f^t (*) 3./. A plant.
(^) 1 . A fragrant earth.
*afHir (an) 1./. Earth, soil, clay.
WVf$t (>at) 3./. A sort of costus.
(^l-*-* 8 ) 1- ./. it. Death ;
dying, m. Fiona or Pflrto.
*W.^(*0 I - A name of SAitra.
WiJ.srm* (*:) l.m. Quicksilver.
1^-3*1 (lO 1. m. Sugar-cane.
poisonous fruit.
/. (WT-^) A plantain,
^J.trjc* (w:> I.m. A dram beat
on funeral occasions.
^5g.TPI(HI:)l.m Sickness, disease.
W^.^BT () 1. m. Shiva ; a carrion crow ; jUgle marmelos.
^.flflj ()) 1. m. The bambu.
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Wrg.*sfo (flu) 2 -/ A crab fflr [W) !/ Good or Tlcil soii s

fragrant kind of earth.
{Wl) I./.
U<^Tn< (*) I. a. A pitcher.
^ Hflfff 9- o-To grind to pow.
der ; to tread on, to bruise.
jy^ 5./. Earth, soii.
TMj;*(T0 ' m - A B reen P>g e0! >^*(T:)'- A tnbour ; a double
drum ; a noise ; a bamba.
W^T.URI 1- m. The jack tree,
V^K: (X---XJ-^) a. Sportive ; transient, short-lived.
?T<r (^r) 1./. Earth, soil.
sj^7W:(rO 1. m. A thunderbolt.
^f^Tf(fT:-(ir-'Jf)ii. Rubbed, ground.
3?f?^t(sft) 3./.Good soil or earth,
^('5"Tt-'5) a ' Soft ' E ellt,e ' blunt.
/- Of*) The brown grape.
1- One enaily purged, a man of tender bowels,
W^.iPJfflr^r) 1 /.A goose, a swan.

*5.<*flfl*t<<f) 5. M. The birch.
W^flr (ill) 1./. Softness.
U^.ant NO I. "> The birch tree.
*r^fl*r (w) 1. n. Gold.
ar^.T^ (*f) 5. n. A cane.
^.irrf^(f*!-ft:-PT)Saft handed.
S3^.gm(n;)i.m. The Sirisha tree.
a. Soft. n. Water.
V^.^rDiTK (^1*0 5- A hare.
W^.atF* (* : ) 1- Went^.TITHWl)l. m - A gentle breeze.
535;.<H1! (si) 1. The blue lotus.
T^ra 1. Earthen vessel.
n^T (T^-it-T) 0. Tender, n. Tin.
?T5lWI (VT) 1-/. A grape.

ifHCajJti fa 1 .n.To be wet.to hurt.
STJ(^) I. n. War, battle.
%POV (H:-H\-v) a. Earthen.
*zmx (Ts) 2. m. A stone ; a rock.
*r.its (?) l. b. A clod.
(>^T) *snfil 6. a. To touch ;
to perceive; to consult.With trÎ
to counsel ; with fir to consider.
(Bf)F^fiT.>; 1. C. (w) H'n(!T,S
10. c. (H.T) imfil ,%4. c. To
bear, to suffer. ("SJ fl^fn I. a.
To sprinkle. With V to be angry ; with fa to be grieved.
7JST adv. Falsely ; in vain.
HTOfs(fe:-fa:*fa)oFalsein views.
^TTilt (4) 1 . s. An utter or natural impossibility, an absurdity.
W^W*^:)'- The mango tree.
UTTqr^ l.BI. Irony, ironical
praise ; falsehood, deceit
^prifîi t-f^t-fe[) a. Speaking falsely ; a false accuser.
mv^ Oa>*rr-^) a. Idem. n. A lie.
0. Cleansed, rubbed.
Ufa (fa:) 2. /. Touching ; cleaning, sprinkling ; preparing food.
H$X* (*!) 1. in. A liberal man ;
h (n) *i*Tf7r 9. a. To hurt, to kill.
% (ff) 1. if. To barter or exchange ; to restore. [river.
*^.*SiTOl(*T)l./. The Narmada
S*wifj(5n (sir) 1./. Idan.
frWir<*Jl) I./. A woman's girdle
or zooe ; a sword knot or belt.
WWI<T?(^) 1 .u.The hip and loins.
waf^ (*t-far*t-f) a. Girded
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rt:> 1. m. A cloud; fragrant
grass ; a demon, a goblin.
(nO 1. m. Hail.
mr.WTW (<B:) 1. m. The raina.
HW.Jiabr (if) 1. n. Thunder.
Cloud-producing.
^.fgfrar(0 1. m. The Chdtaka.
%ai(ar-ll-si]B. Cloud-born, formed in clouds, m. A large pearl.
*ra.ara (a) Taic.
Shi-WlTO (*:) 1. m.The Chdtaka.
BH.Wjlfira (fa:) 2. M. A flash of
lightning or the fire of it.
ini.f<jfin: {<) l.m. Cloudiness.
1. m. Lightning,
fll.^rt (*) 1. m. Sky. heaven.
^S.sn^f^) 1. m. Son of Rdvaaa ;
Varwua; noise of clouds ; a tree

(Butea frondosa) ; amaranth.
HSTI^ fS'tf'T ) 5. m. Lak&bmana,
SNlr^{Hlf^'W(flt)5. m. A peacock.
W?.=iT'r(fll)5.m.A fragrant grass.
WB.f>r3TS(V) I. m- The grumbling
of clouds, distant thunder, [ing.
Wfl.finS5I(f ^STT-^loLoud resound1 .1. Water ; river water ;
hail ; one of
fl^.W Oft) 1.
H^.H,fa',fflO
in?.WW 1./. A
Vishnu's horses.
m. Water.
2. m.The thunderbolt,
gathering or
succession of clouds.
HH.5lfsr (f>T:) 2, m. Smoke.
^.ttit(it:)1. m. A mode of music.
i^TirCfOi./. The Indigo plant.
^.TOWfln) 5. n. Sky, atmosphere.
Ws.*t>(f"*;) 2. m. Electrical flash.
Str.*rww (*:) I . m. Indra ; Shiva.

OT.qrfiSTf {*) 1. n. Thunder.
flW.f >JTr (jnj) 5. n. Sky.
W-flT'i <Tj 5 - A peacock.
SUT.Jifl (:) 1. m. The rains.
5)STHp?t_ O^t) 5. m. A peacock.
ifcnf*H(fr:) 2. n. Hail.
(?) 1. m. Heaven, sky.
HMJ<< (*:) 1. m. A Jaina aage.
B=TO(T:-^[-?i)l. m. Black or dark,
blue colour; eye of the peacock's
tail ; a cloud ; smoke, n.n, Darkness, n. Sulphuret of untimouy.
a. Dark, black, dark-blue.
IT^BTVUr (in) 1./. Yamund river.
*K () W3frT 1 - a. To be mad.
TOr(l)l/.Spondias mangifera.
^3(3:) I. m. An elephant -keeper ;
a ram. Also and W3.
WS;(*1 5yf I. fl. To be mad.

(-J:) l.m. The penis; a ram.
w?.3^(ft) 3./. A milky plant.
ijtQ (^t)l .">- An elephant-keeper.
(Tj:) l.m. idem.
ft (W:) 1. m. A ram.
HC)5wf?l l.o.To understand;
to, injure ; to associate.
SSrtflS) 2.m.The part of a threshing floor where the cattle tread
out the corn./. (^1) A grass.
fl< (f,t) ^fiT,^ 1- c. To under,
stand ; to kill or injure.
*i^(^;)l .m.Adeps, fat ; an outcast
tribe./.(^t) A drug like ginger.
S^* (iff:) 1. m. Vinous liquor for
distilling, or making spirit.
ifc*? 0v)5.n. Marrow of the bones,
or flesh ; great corpulency.
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ftSEftm(fft-Rr*l-f)a.Fat ; strong.
3tft4T(*t) 3./. The earth.
*f^rU<0 I. a. Out.
W^*(T! ;T-vf)a.Sniooth,BDft,bland,
unctuous, oily, saponaceous.
i lt l -lP^fi" ) 2.m.Swollen tumor.
ir$Tw<*) l. a. A bona.
(Kt) !./. The omentum.
r.4* l. . Swollen tumor.
flî.Twl*) 1 -"-A lymphatic vessel.
WÎ.tf* (fti) 2. /. Corpulence ;

enlargement of the scrotum.
5h WSlftl-S I. c.To understand ; to hurt ; to associate.
SWfsji) 1. m. Sacrifice. /. (wt) Apprehension ; conception.
WrfaPT()5.m.Naine 0 ( a sage,
as. The poet Kdliddsa.
*sr[f^^-fT*-fr) a- Intelligent,
intellectual, m. A parrot ; a pandit./, A brdhman's wife.
Sfu(fS!)i2.m. A post to which cattle
are tied to tread out the com.
ftFy-Jau (Hi) 1. m. Idem,
flftTC (>*J-") a- Intelligent.
$W <1>w4) a. Pure ; fit for sacrifice./. Orris root; pigment.
w.Mimosa tree ; barley ; a goat.
îrsji (T)1./. One of the courtezans of heaven, Minakii.
SSfsjlHOTI (Wt) 1./. Durgi.
ihrVpr^H (W) 1. . The personified Himdlaijn mountain.
SjjrT(WT)l./.The wife of Himalaya.
^Wjmim)l./, Pdrvatior Durgd.
*Omt*f)\M. Cat ; goat ; peacock.
wth* {*:) 1 . m, Himdlaya.
irfwiOn) 1./. aWatWlrte.

ff^t (sflt) 3./. Idem.
im(W.W)*** U.To go ; to serve.
W (*,*) SwS 1 . d, To serve.
WO (n:-*n-'i) a. Measurable.
*rtw{ar : ) 1. m. Asur, Vuhim's foe.
St () 2. m. The sacred mountain Mir it, supposed to be in the
centre of seven continents.

**(*;) l.ra. Incense.
*.*Wpsr) A spindle.
CTI(?T;-WT)l.m./.Meeting. union;
assemblage./. Ink; coHyrium.
(w) 1 . wt- Idem. [ing.
8w>T(ii)l..Meeting, uniting, mixSIr^(î-^r)l'n/.An inkstand.
*nnT3*() 2./. Idem.
wajpsj (J0 2. m. Itffm.
it* (v&t) 8*ni 1 . d. To serve.
V*Jlm)l.a*.A ram ; Aries ; a drug.
/ (Wt) Cardamoms. (#|) Ewe.
H".ft*Tf*WT(*T)l./. Milky plant.
w.JJT(T0 l m - A poison./. (TET)
A creeper (Asolepias geminata).
WWrfij/yrfW (w.) 1. m. Cassia.
iprrm (} I. m. Indra.
wurai^:) 2. m. A shrub (Ververa).
ipWT (WO 1./- An ewe.
1- m. Urinary disease, gt>norrhcea, &c. ; urine ; a ram.
ft^sr (M) 1. a. Membrum virile ;
urine ; the passing of urine.
$fr^(TT-fT*!t-f%)a .Making urine.
*N {w:-^.^) a. Friendly, amicable, m. A brahman ; the anus./.
9th lunar asterism ; friendship.
fl^.H (Mt) 1. m. The seventeenth
lunar asterism. Libra.
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Jf*pnW (v.) 1. m. AgaaU/a.

fl^Tsntft (ft;) 2. m. Jrfem.
S^TH. (W) 5. /. Kind regard.
t* (:)! m. A Bauddha sage.
(V-^t-*) a. Of a friend, m.
A sage ; a man of mixed caste.
i^(*0^'n^rier(of the hours).
*ft*l (iff) 1. /. The contest of
friends or allies.
^ 1. r. 3./. Friendship.
(W-VT-*) . Of jtfi/iiia.
/. A name of Slla.
jjijsr (rf) I, r. Copnlation ; union,
association ; marriage.
(^j) 1. A bee.
mn ("50 1. in. A mountain near
the island of Ceylon.
*t*rar.*W (TO I f- Durgd.
wfsraj (*:) I. m. A fisherman.
(*î) 1. m. Name of a demon.
ffc.Vq; (V) 5. Bi.Fisinu. [liquor.
Sell (^) 1 . n. A sort of spirituous
5mm (WrWI-^Jj o. That may or
ought to be liberated.
To let go, to discharge.
T*(V) Int. Final liberation; death.
nrefBj (*i-n-4) u. Liberating.
wnW(I) 1. n. Setting free, liberating; squandering. [freed.
(sn;-n.^) a. That may be
r%W (TP-m-M) p. Liberated.
5l|4m(lj:)l.m.A sage, a devotee.
tTTH(^'-*n-B)a.Vai[i, fruitless ; left.
m. A fence./. Trumpet flower.
vn,V>3^(*2t< WI-ajl) a. Doing what
is useless. [what is useless.
(T:-n-'r) a. Knowing
fflSTS (H!-Ht-lf) a. Indulging vain

hopes, or visionary views.
ihrSi (5t) 3. m. A fence.

S[^(î) I. m. A tree, morunga./.
(^1) Silk-cotton tree, plantain
tree. a. Its fruit. [a devotee.
BpW m. Idem; a Lberator ;
5t^sr(Ji) I. r. Liberating, [freed.
vrawhj (H**n-V) a. That may be
irr^.TT (!) l. w. The gum of
the silt-cotton tree.
flrare(z;)l. m. A kind of puogent
seed ; sandal ; plantain fruit; or
the heart of the tree.
i-TOtt.*) S/.Prickly nightshade.
wmwt (aft) 3./ A Rdgwi.
fill* (!;) 1. m. Air, wind. r. (*r)
Rubbing, grinding, beating.
(sb) 1. r. Destruction,
n. A woman's silent
expression of affection.
*HU (":) 1. m. Dried fruit ; a water fly ; a snake basket.
ffls^ (ap) 1,'m. Joy ; fragrance.
si^sff(3f:-SBl-^f) a. Rejoicing, nt, n.
A sort of sweetmeat.
STe{*PT (w-wfl-ff ) p. Pleasing. /.
Arabian jasmin ; wild lovage.
ntftrff (iti-Hl-H) o. Pleased, delighted, r. Pleasure.
irr^3(a:) l.m, Root of sngar-cane ;
blossom of the Alangium ; milk
seven days old./.(3T)A creeper.
WTO (4":) 1. m. A thief.
ilTTO(^) 1. R. Stealing, [cuckoo.
HraftjM (!) I. m. A brdhmant a
i)PU (Vr)V/ Stealing.
nre (st) 4. m. A thief.
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VTV (V) 1. >n. Fainting; spiritual

ignorance ; error ; pain, [folly.
itTTW (3t:-3Tr-5r) a. Arising from
3r*T(s[:-ll-^t-*f) a. Fascinating,
a. Copulation ; arrow of Cupid ;
temptation, its effects, m. Thorn apple./.(*n) A grass; a jasmin.
fllfVn (th-in-lt) p. Deluded, infatuated, perplexed.
%lft^*t-lWi-fa>. Illusive, deceiving,/. A kind of jasmin.
wrjf% (fiiO 3 - m - A crow Slftr(nE)l-. A pearl.
SififW-SWT(iT)l-/. Pearl oyster.
Srro(*j) 1. b. Dumbness.
Ijpli5t3-<t)l. n. 3. /. Scurrility.
Tt 0$) 1. n. Ignorance, folly,
frriq (Jij) 1. n. Silliness, ignorance.
(#) 3- / A girdle made of
Munja grass. [such girdle.
Wtlft.W | * i r(i)l.i. Investiture with
iq (W) 1. n. Folly, ignorance,
finsf (n?i) 1. . Baldness.
Smfw (faO 2. n. A crow.
HTirlH(T:.*IT- , *i) e. Bearing kidney
beans, or fit for bearing them.
wri|(5f)l.n. Silence. [An ascetic.
Sl&T* (*t-fw*-fi0 a. Silent, m.
HTC-fti* (fl>:) l.m. A drummer.
HIW (HO Stupidity, fatuity,
wnff ("ft) 3./. A bowstring.
HT-a('-t-wf) Radical ; of pure
blood, or high descent.
rfia(f*-- , al) 2. n. 3./. A lock of
hair on the crown of the head ;
a diadem ; the head/.The earth.
3l*T(*0 Boxing.
HWfl (l?:) ! m. An astrologer.

isf**r (flt!-T-Ti a- Of an hour.
| hhFh I. n-To remember; study.
flX^^fif I.e. To accumulate; to
anoint. (*) Wlfrt 10. a. To
mix ; to speak incorrectly.
(^0 1. m. Slyness, hypocrisy.
( 1- n. Oil ; smearing the
body with unguents.
1. o.Togo.
l.o.To grind or pound.
(Hi) 5. m. Softness.
flfsEFlWfT fai-HT-li) o. Soft, kind,
^rfsn (B:-RI--5) o. Very soft.
(TOH* (*:-*T-w) p. Dying, dead.
^ Oa) *T^fil - To 8'
B*"3CS) g^tH 1. <". /an>3* () ^sffT 1. a. To be mad.
$*() Tft" 1. d.Idem.
<3^.() rofi l 10. a- To mil ; to
speak incorrectly. [ry.
^tJf(f;.irr-'H)a.Faded; foul ; we a^TW.tff (*(ti-(t) o. Dishonoured,
abashed. [filth ; slander.
^fatfa;) 2./.Fading ; weariness ;
f%S <8:-ST-) n- Indistinct ; lnnguid. n. Indistinct speech.
%n (W-m-Ri a- Mixed, inlaid.
W% (<3) 1. n. To go. With
^fw or ft to set as the sun.
^(5) W^fT 1. a. Idem.
%^(f%)WfiT 1.10. fl.To speak
inarticulately or incorrectly.
^T^C^:) l.m. The generic term
for a barbarian ; a sinner ; indistinct, barbarous speech.
<*;:) l.m. Garlic.
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^T^-WTftrfOr:) 2. ffl. A barbarian.

(*:> I.*. The countries
of the barbarians, [rijie barley.
%^f.WT3ur(5T:)l.m.Wheat. n.Holf
%^f.TOW (a) I. n.Thc countries
of the barbarians.
^^-5^(?i) 1. n. Copper, [rously.
VVt.VT^ (F) o. Speaking barba^**TH (:) I. M. Wheat.
%^TÎ {^0 l.H, Copper.
flf^5H(W:-m."H) a. Spoken barbarously, m. Foreign, barbarous
or un grammatical language.
%z () zfH I. a. To be mad.
I .rf.To serve, please.
# (WjWWflT 10. a. To fade ; to be
faint ; to yawn.
1} y The twenty sixth consonant,

and first of the semivowels.
H (l{:-qT-4}a. Going. m .Air ; union ;
fame ; light ; harley ; Fount. /.
Pudendum ; going ; checking ; a
car ; meditation ; getting.
W (*:-5T-**) a. Which of miiny.
Wntlfiwn (T) I./ A cockroach.
mr.%Ct (9) 3./. A plant.
WFt 1 . a - . To worship.
tre(fl;)l, m. A demigod attendant
on Kuvera ; Ktmera i residence
of Indra.f. (qT) KuvMs wife.
TO.!pfw(T;) 1. m. Perfumed paste
for anointing the body.
Resin ; turpentine.
**.^9(v:) 1. m. Spirituous liquor.
TT^.^rw{3) 5. n. Kuvti-a.
W.XVtf (510 1. bi. Idem.
WCi*3^(<t) 3. /.The capital of
Kuvera on mount Kuildsit.

VI-KlPl (t>:) 2./. The night of a
full moon in the month Kdrtik.
1 . m. A tree ; a date.
UWJifrel^:) 1. m. Indian fig tree.
nftfl ("ft) 3./. The wife of A'uvira, or of a Yaksha ; a fairy.
*TO*5{50 1. m. AW.
irku (:) I. m. Idem.
(W) I. *. The fruit of
the ficus religioaa. [grape.
W Wttift) 3./. A raisin or dried
uqut (VI) 5. m. Pulmonary consumption, [worship.
imfnt (ir.-*rr-if> p- Wishing to
iTW^Cri:) 1. m. The frequentative
depooent verb. [live active.
^TWIf! (fli) 1. m.The frequentaqsJT *pif> l.a.To worship a deity ;
to associate ; to endow with.
Tjanr 1. m. Officiating priest.
qsil(?01' "> A brahman who has
maintained his consecrated fire.
*rT O) 1. n. Sacrificing.
(jrl) 1. m. A sacrificer.
USiHTiT (f-Wt-'i) o. Sacrificing,
employing priests to sacrifice.
*rsrrajr(T:)l. m. Donor, benefactor.
*rfaf (Wi) 2. m. A sacrificer.
usre (ar:) 5- The Yajur Vtda.
JMS (HI) 1. m. Sacrifice; Vishnu.
q j?-ifi<nw('H) 5. r. Act of sacrifice.
*JSI.Br (71) 5. m. A sacrificer.
(1J<[) 5. m. A SbWsm.
*rsj.TO(U0 2. m. A horse ; victim.
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JJH.Tra (î 1' Sacrificial vessel. |

*iW.HTWr(ii) I n. Sscrilicial vessel.
WKfw(Bli) 2/. Sacrificial ground.

iiw.'nxiYfXO Ira -Boar incarnation.
WW* (*) 1. . A place prepared and enclosed for a sacrifice.
**ftW(S0 l-m.ARakikasa.
WtWT(T=> 1 - Vishnu.
*1.fl|S<:-CT-*> . (What is) left
at a sacrifice. [orifice.
W.vx (<) 1- Reliques of a saVB.VK. (X:) 1. m. The glomerous
fig tree. t a sacrifice.
VS.ttS (f*) 2./- Completion of
l The characteristic
thread worn by the Hindus.
^.]Pf(?i)ln.A place of sacrifice.
mrf (Ti)1.ib. The glomerous fig ;
part of a sacrificial rite ; Siphonanthus Indica. [lacrifice.
*T>Pir(*ri) 1. m. A supplementary
^Siftffc) 2. m. Shiva; a demon.
*lfin> (WO I- '" Jiutea frondosa.
*jfira a. Proper for a sacrifice, hi. The third age.
^ftpj.-^K (Hi) 1- m. Kinrf land.
^ftR.wmt (WT) 1./. A temple ;
place of sacrifice. [fig tree.
1WK (CO 1. m. The glomerous
IwnrfTri (Tt) 1. n. The brdhmani.
cal thread or cord.
AltftRpf (lit) 5. m. A brahman
wearing the sacrificial thread.
1^(^)2.m.A brdhmen who knows
the Yajar or Yajush VHa.
W5W)5ii.Sacrificer indueform.
***Wi| (ft,) a. m. The moon.
jjn (X.W) 1 . To resolve, to

endeavour, (as) np?fil 10. a.
To distress, beat, order, collect,
work, prevent, remove, return,
barter, purify. With frr;or ft
to chastise or punish.
*I7t ind. Because, as, since, wherefore. (k-wjI-ti) p. Going.
^w(w.-Tj[.n')|).Restrained. [mind.
uff.Frn (-nMl) a. Of subdued
wf^wjaoTi (an-WI-W) o. Idem.
ipf*i(H) 1, n. Effort, exertion.
rmfWV-^> Worthy of effort.
*lfiH (w:-*rt-ii) a. Which of many.
jpnm(H:*n-*) P- Making effort.
rw.HWH (lft-W-it) a. Hating and
VH* (C-O-'f) Which of two.
*pr.jI58(;g:-ig:-sn)n.Sedate, placid.
&0 a. Taciturn.
^."ffltw-'fl-'f) * Firm to a vow.
ipf\siu, Be cause.aa, s ince, whence .
^|TJ]rl(!1IT-W) o.Of subdued mind.
iITTTSRJll'rTn-'i^T-^H) a. Idem.
VHyftK i*''X\-t) a. Abstemious.
irfrr fif') 2. m. A sage ; stopping ;
restraining./. (ifl)Poetie pause ;
union ; sentiment ; a widow.
wfftw (flt) 5. . A sage of subdued paiBions./. (ft) A widow.
Uf*T-'n^ <*) 1- n. A vessel for receiving alms made of wood.
^fiT.irc* (s() 1 ,n.The copulation or
cohabitation of eminent sages.
H7prr (HI) 1./ A plant.
^ftpi(t:-^T"^)''.Of subdued senwfl(Tii-^t-ti)^ Exerted, resolved.
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mf () 1- Effort, perecverEnce.
HtniQ adv. Strenuously.
flHir,(Tr*MTft-^Hj a. Energetic,
persevering, diligent,
if* adv. Where, in what place.
^<f*,T) fl'afw WRfil I. 10. a.
To confine, subdue, regulate.
adv. As.
JSf-W.T^. adv. Pro portiou ably.
i]*l(4KJ7 adv. As much as [ used
disrespectfully.
* Rarelyinrr.âi (ws^m-^) a. As is fit.
TOI.W (^) adv. As designed.
flTT-*tnt (T) adv. At pleasure,
TO*l6P!(dMw-t-ftr) Wilful.
*I*rt.*lB (*it) adv. Seasonably.
W.Wn () I. n. Successively.
^Tirfr(rf ) atfc. Going us he came.
*WTWm(7rMTT-tf)a. As bom, foolish, stupid, barbarous, outcastc.
J*ni*J adv. Properly.
a. Bight, true. it. History.
TOnTOI adv. In any way.
qijT^vqt^) adv. Rightly by shares.
irqTSjn) adv. Suitably.
*r*TTi?5 1. ". In order or succession ; formerly.
^sjr**r()iiiuj.With all the might.
qqrftiifiTF adv. Aa vtished. [uling.

H*rra|il(!t:-=rr-5i) a. Like, rcsemflSTTflTH adv. As, belonging to.
fl*m(V-*IT-V) a. Right, proper.
adv. Properly, suitably.
TO4T(irt)l-/- Rectitude, fitness.
HVT$ Ci :-?!-?'} a. Proper, fit.
^fifl adv. Properly.
imt^.W^ (*) l.m.Aspy.
f <n^*TI (W) adv. According to

opportunity, ut leisure.
TtviWaadv. Exactly ; accordingly.
TIITW^W adv. According to opportunity, or means.
^raiptfv adv. According to rule.
1JI'fl (î) adv. Circumstantially.
wj^fn (fiff:) adv. With idl the
might ; as much as possible.
itm.vm (S) adv. Agreeably to
scripture, or sacred rules.
UlTfq'a pi) adv. Happily.
^HTfeinl^-rrr-JiJn.llight.fit.true.
^raTSH adv. As, according to, properly, peculiarly. [as wished.
^W.f%S(Tf:-7TI-rf) adv. Willingly ;
TO* a. As wished.
l. M .AVud.
TOffipl (TO-lTT-tf) a. As is fit.
1W]f^H(rr:-HI-ff) a. As was said.
Tiwniwra (^') adv. Pleasurably.
V% &i*n-intJpro. Who, which,
adv. Wherever.
VQadv. When.
Vfe. adv. If.
T5 I. m. A king, ancestor
of KrisAna a country.
1. m. Krishna.
VT*f\ 1- /. Wilfulness, acting as inclination dictates.
tr?^TEm () I. w. A voluntary
or self-offered witness.
Tj^jfn canj. Although.
H^rJ adv. Like what, or which.
(fll-Tift- 1 *!! 1. in. A charioteer;
elephant-driver, a. Checking.
^fJ [fif) iraffT^qfa I. 10, a.
To restrain, subdue.
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*j;a(*lia)l.)i. A machine; a diagram: 1

a sort of vessel ; restraining. *
(*;) 1. A lathe. /. The i
younger sister of a wife.
WS-W N) I n. An oil mil!.
^PSf.SlW (!) 1. m. Common pea. i
1. n. Pain ; binding. J
ipa.TOft 1./. A hand mill. *
tlpB(l(7I;-7IT-fi)a.Boundi checked. '
ufan.Wl (1i-1I-*Jj a. Compelled
to refrain from speaking.
*flU^T) imfw a. To copulate.
VI (^r.^)^fjT l.o. To stop,
cease, end, refrain, (^r) wqfa,
^TNPiffT 10. a. To feed; to restrain. Act whhsii to seize, to go
to ; to rise, to endeavour ;
fir lo remove, to observe a rite,
to restrain ; *i to associate with ;
tr and to exercise. Deptm.
with VI to put forth the hand
or any limb ; 'ST to marry, agree
to, learn ; to heap together.
HU (fii-fll-*) a-Twin ; one of a pair,

m. Yama, Pluto, the god of
hell ; penance ; restraint, stop.
/. (tit) The Jumna, n- A pair,
*W5 (^:-*T-*) Twin;, fellow,
m, A religious obligation or ob*JHflflfw"^ If. Sun's wife.
*jn.lz (Z:) 1. m. An earthworm.
Wt<ftr(TP ) 2. m. Jamadagni ; Paras/iuruma son of the former.
*TH.^7f ((f;) ]. m. An infernal spirit, a minister of Yama.
**-Tnv(*0i- M ' A crow miuis ter of Yama./. (^flTamarislc tree.
WH.i<rn(lMn) I./. An asterisro.

W*(W-)l.m.Yama.n. Binding; rest.
im(TT*T W)1./. A wall or screen
of cloth surrounding a tent.
HH-tsil 1. m. Indian fig tree.
Wt6rft1)3/. The Jumna river.
TJJtX^ {*) l.m. A buffalo.
qH.TIW (*) 5. in. Yama.
tffiWptf) I. n. A pair./. {*) A sort
of dress, (gl) Strong hiccough.
^TflgT^r.^fl T) 5. m. ArisAna.
pTi) 1- A buflalo.
ipf.au (fi) 1. n. One of the duties
of royalty, impartial justice.
HH.UW (W) 1. n. Yama's court.
^Jt.^Hiftfl ft;.^!-*)) a. Belonging
to Yama's court. [lama.
*I*reT(ffi?T(w:-(n-*iRMade over to
=au.^^ (*ri) i./. Jumna; Durgd.
TOffr (fT) 3./. A sort of lovagc
qBT n %(qr;)l. A name of Sni't'a.
ilfaw (flt-fast-fifl o. Restraining,
subduing, hi. A sage,
jgm err) 1. /. The Jumna river.
*rSflJ9IW(*:) 1. m. The sun.
irgrrfw^ pprj 5. m. Balad&ia.
*rgsrjqre (qr) 4. m. lama.
^FT*t (ST) I./ A gong or metal
plate for striking the hours.
*Wlfw CfHO 2 ' m - A monarch, the
fifth of the lunar race,
tt^l 3- Shiva; a road.
(711) 2. mi. A horse ; one fit for

the Aswamidha sacrifice.
Tjf^ cob/. Wherefore, when.
Tpr (t:) 1. m. Barley ; length of a
barley corn ; speed ; a line on
the thumb ; double convex lens.
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(îO I- Barley.
1JTOI(W-- 1 WI"*^) - Fit for or producing barley. [of potash.
*r3-^TT(T:) 1. , Saltpetre, nitrate
1TT. , # T < ([0 1. fn. Barley meal.
(lO A kind of eruption or pimple on the face.
r*w (w) 1. m. Nitre.
TflTT m.A country, Greece ;
speed ; a swift horse ; a Grecian
or foreigner. /(ift}Wife of one.
ipre-firn 1. n. Black pepper.
7PJ*tTîiiI(Hr:)l. "I. Any European
astronomical writer.
VTAlft (ft:) 2- m, Krishna.
TTT-TPB (WO 1. m. A grass, straw.
^STRI.W (51:) 1. m. Nitre.
7TSr (*!) I./. An outer tent.
lTTfB (*') 1- N- Lead. m. Garlic,
a sort of onion ; the Nimb tree.
H.WF (n) 1./. A wart.
'R'.IW (w:) 1. m. Abambu ; Indian spikenard ; onion.
7RrI(si)l.n.A penance of fasting.
(H:-7it-7i) a. Made of barley.
CO 1. m- /(fern.
JJtt (^) 1. i. Meadow grass.
IT.WJl.m. A fermented liquor
distilled from barley,
(H=) 3./. Sour gruel.
*Knis! (";) 1. m. Saltpetre.
TRrsKH: ^T-iTi o. Swift, fleet./. A
plant (Ligusticum ajwaen).
TqarefHOl-m.A flower.Hedysarum.
Vfm a. Younger, very
young. 1 . m. A younger brother.
IPTOTTT ado. Like a youth.
tpffan (7|TI-7rfll-7]0 a. Younger.

(ir:-air-$} a. Fit for barley;
sown with barley. [drum.
U:.ir3?(^)l.n!.A drum.a double
ttit;.^(k ; -^t-b) a. Dead. m.Death,
l.n. Glory, fame, splendor; proise. [mous.
VranC (K'-Xt-t) a. Rendering faTTO.'Sim (Wr-JiT B) a. Ambitious.
USCH*f (^ra-^rfi-^TfT) Famous.
IwftR C^Nfesft-fe) a. Famed,
celebrated. /. Wild cotton.
Ul'HfW-WT-tHjaConfcrring fame.
WratiTs-Wt-tf )o. Destroying fame,
Vfe (fel-ft-*|) 2. m.f. A staff, a
club; a necklace; the arm ; a
creeper; a string; liquorice.
*jf8* I. Mi The lapwing. /.
(qtt) A necklace of one string ; a
pond ; a club ; liquorice.
tfc.lTf NO I. m. A club-bearer.'
iRj.W* ffl) 2. n. Liquorice.
(SO 4. m. A sacrificer.
(TT/Sjwfir 1 . 4. o. To
e[idcavoar;to persevere.With^T
to labour ; with fa*; to exude.
7J3J CB:-3Jr-*H) a- That should be
done with energy, or killed.
TJ^ra (a) l.n. Effort; death.
(W;) 1. m. A sacrificer.
7TT (*I) ItfH 2. a. To go. to get.
With ^ to follow ; ^fir to approach ; to come ; ^Tf to

give way ; filT^ to go forth ; TT
to go to ; nfil to go toward ;
Sf5T and ^3rt to go to meet ; w
and ^ft to approach ; *J and
*|r to arrive at.
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Îifl (ji:) I. in. A sacrifice. [beg.
*lT*r (3t.^)ur^r,a 1 . c. To ask or
*H"tpS (W:-^t-) a. A beggar,
ilt^sps (*:-*!-*) o. Idem.
UT^rr OfT)I./. Asking, begging.
W^Hra (W-Wf*) p. Asking,
^jr^q' (tli-Î-'S) o. That should
be asked for, or begged.
7rPqfT(H:-WI- , a)o. Asked, solicited,
ijrfw (*) l.B. A thing that ia
solicited or borrowed for use.
UTf^TH (m) 1./. Begging.
Hpq C^J.-^n-'^) a. To be asked.
VT*Mm p- Asked.
UT5p (sT) !/ Asking, begging,
qra (:) 1 . m. Boiled rice, food.
qT5lT(^)l.m.AnoSiciating priest;
a royal or a furious elephant.
*IT5ra(ii) In.Conducting a sacrifice.
*jrfsi (fw:) 2. tn. A sacrificer.
^fsrsywtJS.m.A sacrificing priest.
iinq(3ii:-5iiT- , 9j) a. To be sacrificed.
m. A sacrificer. n. Property or
presents got by sacrificing.
^T5T^ <*:.fH) a. Belonging to or
relating to the Ynjar Vdda.
*H"3.^ffl (ftlt) 2. m. ffimei-fl.
Tma^l (WJ) 1. m- A celebrated
sage and legislator.
TITBIT Oft) 1./- Draupadi'.
infs*r(li0 1. m. A sacrificer ; an
officiating priest ; Kusa grass.
irfjTfil 1. Sacrifice.
îfai^:-^" 1 !) Fit for sacrifice.
HITT An interjection of pleasure or
alarm. (^(ft-fT) p. Going.

(fl-.-Jlwi) p. Gone; got. n.
Driving an elephant.
*rras[T (STI) 1 ./. I'ain, agony.

*jI5T.*irn(:-ur-i) Old, used, impaired ; rejected ; raw.
qnra (aj:-an-W) a. that should be
gone to or against.
HrJtrr-^-rj) Going, m. A traveller ; a demon ; time.
SJTrJ.WW (W) 1. m. A goblin.
((TT) 4. m. A charioteer, driver -, husband's brother's wife.
^TfU WO ! m - An infernal spirit.
qiWlIW (W-IMf) Tormented.
inir(-flt) 1./. Going; procession;
march ; means ; practice.
nm.WI! ("") 1. Marching.
HmMWrtTO 1. ii. A pilgrimage.
*ITfW (*i-*t-rf) a. Of a march ;
customary, m. A pilgrim. n.Frovision for the way, supplies.
^Tiil<*| (V:) 1. Jatrd festival.
îqjacj (Bf) 1. Rectitude.
WTtfw (ISi-^rr-^) a. Just, true,
right, equitable. [object.
tji^ra (*S'J 1. n. Attainment of an
hrvct (JtO 1. . The ocean.
UT^:.n;fiT (fir:) 2. m. Idem.
.m. Krishna as descended from the family of Yadn. f,
(fl) Durgd. ii. Stock of cattle.
*JT^ |^:) 5. n. An aquatic or amphibious animal, fish, &c.
Î^t-TUr NO l.w. Varum.
ur^jujfir [fij: } 2. m. Jdem.

4refcif(*;-4ft-Y) ((.Independent.
VIX^ (5} a. Aa, like.
q^nni f(^:) 5. n. Water.
^(sfJl.n.Any vehicle or form of
conveyance ; going ; invading.
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wsr.nr* , A vessel, a ship.

*rT.f* () 1. n. The forepart of
a carriage, the pole, [vehicle.
.Stfinj (^) 5. m. Owner of a
WW (si) 1. n. Spending lime;
staying; rejecting ; allaying,
^rnr^l) a. To he spent.
(HI) 1./. Matted hair.
1)151 (nj-Hr-inj fl- Low, vile; that
should be spent or alleviated.
VJmw (A l.n. A litter.
îmtW-fll-H) a- Relating to Varna.
m. The eighth part of a day ;
forhearance ; cessation.
*jr.H (f:) I. m. A cock./. (Wl)
A clock or metal plate.
rm.WWt (<tff) 3./. A metal plate
on which the hours arc struck.
DlH.^ftl (fil:) 2. m. Indra.
%tm (is) 1. m. The chief artizan
of the demons. Also irt).
WI () 1. i. A pair.
VOPtiH (t) 3./. Night, [band.
i!TIlB(?n) 4. m. A daughter's husVfii (fW-lft) 2. 3./. A sister i a
good woman ; night ; the south ;
a daughter or daughter-in-law.
HTSnsr Otri) I./. Night.
WW *t) 3./. 7dem.
wfatf.qfir (fir:) 2. m. The moon.
WfttfK:)l. m, /*./. W)Night

*ngT (T:-sfT-sr) a. Of Yiuninta. n.
Antimony ; a collyrium,
*irij?*i* (ij 1. n. Lead,
^lirw (is) 1. . A sister's son.
UJq-(JflO 1- i. Sandal ; Agastya.
f. South ; night ; nn aaterism.
a. Belonging to Varna.
*JIWWTi) I ."-Sun's course south.

*ir*i5H (Wi) l.m. The performer
of frequent sacrifices.
1Tt|T^(*;:-TJ-*)fl. Going frequently, m. A horse fit for the Aswamidha sacrifice ; the sage Juralkaru; a brdltman ,- a mendicant ;
alms not nsked for.
Wft^t^r-firfl-ftO a. Going.
a. Of barley, m. Lac.
IT?'* (*;) 1. m. Half ripe barley,
awnless barley; forced rice; kind
of pulse ; kidney bean ; lac.
IPf.^TO (TO) adv. To the utmost
eitcnt of one's power.
*JT*.*Str (fj 1. n. For life.
timri (frs[-?tfT-lr) a. As much
as, as many as, us far as.
IPrfwi (ll-lr-^) a. That which
is as far as, or as much as.
ira.nre h adv. As much as.
11^*5 (^;-ir-*f) o. Content with
what one has. n. Propriety, [ly.
irsre^StSHjfrJa.Actiiig consistent(H*lPt-i) o. Belonging to a
Yavam, m. Incense.
1isr.JTW (w-)l .m. A kind of grain.
115.33;* {Wi) I- Nitre.
Hpre(î)l-m.A quantity, of grass.
HTSi (w-^P-î a. Miscible.
iriiiri (*f:) 1. w. Son ofS/tdii/a

muni, the founder of Buddhism.
1ISW(T:)I.. An armed warrior.
ire (9:) 1. m. Aplant (Hedywrum alhagi). /. (^r) A bird.
ITOI t^^t-t) About to go.
f^mn (Sf:-lr-ii) a. Wishing
or intending to worship.
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ftsrg C^-^t.^) a. Idem.

faqfrni (wr) 1 ./. Wish to mix.
ftrof*3(;-*:-v)a.Wishingtamix.
Hurra (V-TO) <* Wishing to go.
V (W) iilTn 2. a. To mil ; to separate ; (HT.Jl) îtlfil.iTtw to hind,
(qi) m^fir"^. o. To blame,
orfu. Badly, ill.
(W-Wr-H) o. Joined ; proved ;
posBesaed of, engaged in ; fit,
right, nt. A perfect aacetic./. A
plant, n. Measure of 4 cubits.
gH.TW(^t) 1./. A mimosa plant.
iflrT'W.OO 5. n. A Epade, shovel.
*jftS (FffiO 2./. Union ; propriety ;
custom ; inference ; grounds of
proof ; hint ; incident.
W (T) flufir 1. a. To abandon.
Vl\ (if) 1. n. A pair; an age, as
Satya, Trita, Dwdpar, Kali. m.
A yoke ; 4 cubits ; a drug.
gn.^lwiir^;) 1. m. Fin of a yoke.
TSU.^H (*);) I. m. End of an age.
OTt.-ar*: {Ki-t)l. m.n. The pole of a
carriage ; name of a mountain.
*Hl.i|!, ado. At once -, together.
tm.n^ (3:)1. m. Mountain ebony.

*m.VTO (*0 1. m. Idem.
^jii.qi^Ji: v,:) 1. m. Ox in training.
*Jra (a) 1. ii. A pair, a couple.
Utfi.H* I. Mi. A year.
*jjrr>fl Qmt) 1. ni. End of an age;
destruction of the universe.
2.m.Friend in need.
jrwClfjl. n. A pair ; uniting, mixing ; a couple of verses.
*J,1T* (?) 1. n. A couple, couplet.
I. i Mountain ebony,
4 ) y*
yn.^ftWT 1./. A Sisa tree.
flU.WflH (H:) 1. m. A plant.
Tjnj (nj-rar-i^) o. Fit for the yoke,
n. Any vehicle or conveyance.
771./. An animal yoked. [err.
3^ffT 1 . a. To be careless, to
gV (*,W,$T) *T*ra 4. d. To confine the thoughts, to meditate.
(*.i,%t,tt) gifm*m 7. c. To
mix, join. (ft)^fw,*iftr 1.10.
a. To bind, irai^ 10. n. To
blame. With to inquire, reprove; ^fi? to utter, accuse;
371 to strive ; "3ii to Eeize, to
eat ; fata appoint, to join ; a to
be fit, apply to, lend, strive ; fir
to separate. Bend; ^ to unite ;
f% and { to appoint, expend,
send, force ; p! and 9 to divide ;
^ and to think profoundly.
vm_ (vj 5. n, A pair. m. A joiner.
A contemplative sage ; da. The
two sons Ashwini.f. A measure
of three hundred poles.
^rgrw (i:-J,r-*r) a- Joining, m, A
charioteer ; contemplative sage.
*nr, vrn% I . d. To shine.

gw ado. Uadly, ill.
*nr {'JlT-'nT-'ri} . Joined, attached
to, engaged in. n. Four cubits.
g?T*(^t:-r-*) a. Joinod.n.Doubt ;
a pair ; nuptial gifts ; end of a
cloth ; asylum ; alliance.
$fir{ffc) 2./. Joining; addition.
^5(^1 I.n. War, fighting.
*HS.-^(f (if:) 1. W. Hectoring.
g5.TT(*0 1- Kartikfya.
w^.^R ;) I. m. A horae.
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3 ipST! (w-irf-w) 0. Fierce in war.

W{tj.,^0 BmS 4. rf. To fight.
V*. (^.w) 5./. War.
Hiiiw (*!:) 1. ib. A soldier.
^ftftt(^) 1. ra. The elder of the
five Pdndava princes.
VH{W01- War; a bow, an arrow ; a warrior, soldier,
wrm* (sr:-iTT-*i) p. Fighting.
("?,T^)^lfn 4. a. To confuse,
ire (:) 2. m. A horse.
yi^St (TO 1 . m. A hyasna.
5WBTIT p. Wishing to
join ; devout, seeking God.
I./. Wish to fight.
*W*f* (Hrr-n) (L Having
no wish to fight, cowardly.
W5(r^:-ig:-fB)o.Wiahing to fight.
ijWT 1. m, A proper name,
a chief of the Pandm; a warrior.
*W.Wrfir (fttt-fili-lfVfir) a. Bald
in youth. Also ?rarafjr,

(W=) 1. M. Eruptions on the
face peculiar to youth.
1 T .5t I ft ( fif : ) 2ik . H usb an d 0 f y 0 u 1I1 .
^TO(^^H-^-ril-'OT)ii Young,
excellent. (wi) Young man from
1 6 to 30. (fjr.ift or (jflfyYoong
woman./, (fft) Turmeric.
*W*.W{lO t. . Mdndhdla, an
early sovereign of the solar race.
m.^%H(JT:-flI-c})iiGreyin youth.
CTni(w01- A young prince ;
one of the Jaiaa pontiffs.
I. n. Regency.
VV% () pro. Thou.
^^nrr^(^lJt : Tho second person.
V (m) 3. f. The water in which

pulse, &C. has been boiled.
W 1. n.f. A louse,
^fir (ftp) 2. /. Joining, mixing.
*jt (^) 1. a. A multitude of birds
or beasts,/. (jb7|) A jasmin.
.WTr (*0 I- The leader of a
wild herd of elephants.
*rt[.* (TT:) l.M. /(fcm.
(5=) 1. m. An elephant
turned out front the herd.
tTIIIUi adv. In flocks or herds,
^ftvfl (*r) 1. /. Jasminum auriculaturn ; globe amaranth.
^f*T(twO 2./. Joining, junction.
Bq(Tl-^)l. m. n. A sacrificial post,
a trophy, column of victory.
WT.T(*0 I. m, A wooden ring
on the top of a sacrificial post.
*JJMri(lfs)l. m. A part of a sacrificial poat sprinkled with ghee.
yi.T (5r) 2. m. Mimosa catechu.

*"T.WH ('BHO I. m. A bird,
wrni (ij:) 1. m. Top of the post.
VOJigrq (q:) 1. m. The ceremony
of erecting the sacrificial post.
*r<? mTn 1. b. To hurt,
^jl 1. m. n. Pease soup, m.
Mulberry tree. [endeavour.
1. d. To resolve, to
V^{W-flT-*r)aAttainedby a vehicle.
Vimi (ai:-air-^) a. That should be
joined, or performed.
WW (Iff) 1. n. The tie of the yoke
for fastening a plough.
*JT)T(ir:) 1. in. Junction ; meeting ;
abstraction of miud, devotion ;
manner of performing it; fitness.
_.: J IiZl'"J L-v
9th ( 616 } wftr
Wfi.wHnOl. m.Charge of goods ;

insurance ; profit j wclfare.wcal ;
art icl cs not di vi sible amon g heirs,
^nria.^ (t:) 1. m. Who takes
change of goods or property.
inmre. adv. Suitably, seasonably ;
devotionally ; conjointly.
^Tfl.<ra(î)l n. A fraudulent gift ;
giving a knowledge of Yoga.
fl[Urrf?5(^0 1. m. A surt offish.
inH-fsRI (51) 1./. Sleep of Vishnu
after the end of ages ; Durgd.
SlU.TlI (TO 1. m. Cloth of a Yogi.
*lTJWif^jr(^) 5. A metistruum
or medium for mixing medicines.
WJI.TFTt (-fl") 3-/- Alkali i uuieksilvcr, or mercury.

3lJT.f^nii*l(*l:)l.nt.Fraudulent sale.
ITfl.fTÔH )5.m. A Yogi ; a magician: a compounder of medicine.
inn.ihT (ft) Practising abstraction or devotion.
iha.ij*l (it) 1 . m- Abstraction.
5 1 nTvrsH.il) l. Fraudulent pledge.
WinTVI o. Abstracted,
absorbed in devotion.
sjlirniilrt) 1 . n. The religious posture of the Yogi,
a devotee who attends to abstract meditation. /. A fairy.
) Apply to abstraction.
ij4[a.<J (.10 1. m- Obstacle to
devotion or meditation.
%lft.finn (50 1./. Light sleep.
*I1JW tWO I. "> City of Bra/imd;
a sage ; Shiva ; Yagyawalkga.
*m.XK(V) 1 . m. A deity ; a superior sage ; a magician.

5n3r.lrt) l.n. Lead.
îra(ra:-TOI-n)) a. Clever ; fit, worthy ; able./. Military exercise ;
medical practice, n. A drug ; a
cake ; a vehicle ; sandal.
ijirom (HI) I./, n. Fitness.
%rasr(n' ) I .n.Goii ; 4 kros ; joining.
^rasf.nwr (wr) I./. Mask ; Si/d.
TrrSR.vSfCSf )3/.Bengal madder.
ma)sr.SW*{wl) 3./. I dm,
Wrsfhj (^:-^]l-lf) . That should
be joined or added.
fnsifijiB (Hl-^-B) n. Joining.

irfam (n:-fjr-fl') a. Mixed, joined.
"HT (jp) 2- i". Measure in general ; cleansing ; a cleanser,
5rs| fr) l.n. The tie of the yoke
for fastening a plough, [fight.
WWHTSI (jfl-WT-ifj p. About to
*JIH(^:-Wt-W) a. That should be
fought or contended for.
5tJ (Tl) * A warrior.
():) I. m. itfmi.
'JR-5W(W)1-m. A leader in war.
J)r^/fl>: (Xi) 1. m. A hero.
*rp*.^rrTsr(^:)'. |B - Mutual defiance.
in-a.^K (X'-X^-X) a. Hearing arms.
îtastlMT} 5. m. A warrior.
^nni (Ws) 1. . /rfem.
fltSWI (:) l.m. A sort of grain,
îff (fin-fa) 2. m./. The vulva;
îtst.âKai) l./.Tke 11th Jfttkshulra or lunar asterism,
*nPr-Tfjr( , WT)K/. The upper parlcf the vulva, end of the labia;.
ijtl ( 61
irrfa.tW ("*!) 1 The menstrual secretion, the menses.
*nfr.ftiT (f) I. it. The clitoris.
îfif.êfTI (ffl:) 2. /. Contraction
or closing of the vagina.
5lfir.*WW)l.ii. Defect in birth.
i?SMT*f (if:) 5. n. An affection of
the vulva, menorrhagia, 6tc.
inr Hi) l.f. A woman.
%lftH (nj 5./. /drat.
infflreni(fr>frT--'i!) a. Done or contracted by a woman.

infill* (*-^-) o. Connective ;
inferrible : proper, m. A minister to one's pleasures.
%m (W:-*W) a. Relating to the
religious practice of Yttt/Cs.
5raiT.rrirar (*t*t->li) a. Proceedingor extending to 100 YiSgas.
%V*U* (*:-S|PI-*) a. Extending
or proceeding to a Ydjana.
WjlS) trafir 1. o.To bind.
wrav (W) 1. n. A nuptial gift.
unr;(#) 1. n. Measure in general.
(v-) I. m. A warrior, [birth.
(*:-^--5t) a. Of the womb or
îra'fT (w) 1. n. Measure in general ; assemblage of youth.
VWf 1. n. Youth, manhood ;
assemblage of youth.
i>nr.qnc*{*0 I. m. Pimples on
the face of youth.
*1TC^9(401. . Pride of youth.
%ra^.^Jtl(ri)l-/.Period of youth.
5r^-^tr (*T) l.f. Blotches in
the face of a youth.
WTWW.WW**)1.. Breast; beaoty.
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the kings of the solar dynasty.
%\VB {IB) 1 . . Taking pleasure in
women ; sensual delight.
vmm (Ht-ml-*) a. Yours.
JjraitfW (*t;-=fT-5T) a. Idem.
K r. The 27th letter of the alphabet, and second of the liquids.
C(c01- mi. Fire, heat ; love ; speed.

/. (ci) Giving; gold. <t Going.
CTfif (filO 2./. Speed, velocity.
Cf (MO 5. n. Idem. [obtain.
WC(*)Wrtfil 10. a. To taste; to
CW(*0 I " The =uu-gem ; crystal ; a hard shower.
CHI (Bi-TB-Hl) a. Dyed ; red ; fond
of ; pure ; sporting, m. Red colour, n. Blood ; saffron ; copper ;
vermilion/. Gunja ; lac ; madder.
CW*(*)1- m. A plant (Pentapctes
phmnicea); blossom; globe amaranth ; red cloth ; angry or loving man ; a player ; safflower.
<W.W*(^0 t .m-Coral; onion; yam.
CH-lflW {) I. tt. The red lotus.
CTJ.*r^!{l01 .m. Mountain ebony,
CW.JW^ (?l ! The red lotus.
(-3) La. Idem.
KM*!***, ti) I. Idem.
KWH (SO 1. m. A small tree (Andersonia rohitaka)./. A grass.
Ca.^^^K^ll.n. Red wood; saffron.
CW.Vl)K')IJ. Red lead; powder.
CUI.apW(* ) ' ffl An earth-worm,
Cflf.fsWT <T) 1. m. A lion.
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I- " A parrot.
<W {') 1. Redness ; passion.
X9.%^t tft) 3./. Pdf-Mff.
i;a.-eH.(WJ 5. m. A pigeon.
(rjO 2. m. Red chalk or
red orpiment ; copper.
CH.inm (Ti-^V*f) Red-eyed.
1. m. 3./. The Greek partridge.
nB.llft* I - An owl.
{WW) 1- Ao imp./. A leech.

TW.^ (^0 l-m. CW.
flOTCW) 3./. A Bensitive plant.
mTIH (!!.) l.m. Shedding of blood.
nt-VniJ (in) 1./. A leech.
Kfl[.1TÛ:-5C(--<l 1. m./. A parrot.
TW-Tftt *) 5- A bug./. A
leech, n. Drinking blood.
tHI-ftTÎ^) ' Native vermilion.
*. The China rose ;
a climbing plant ; a red pimple ;
blood from the nose.
*W.pPl(Hi)l. m. Plethora, [grass.
T7t.(*niYf(TT) I./. Variety of bent
tW.^lflO i. m. Nerium odurum.
m. /. Silk-cotton tree. /. The
trumpet flower ; bryony.
<.H-iJ *<* {*'? l> The jPaius tree
(Butea frondosa) ; Iiora ; coral
tree./. Sensitive plant.
tjto (^:) 1. m. The Indian figtree. /. A cucurbit a ceous plant.
^Bisrar (:) 1 . m. A part of the
body, the lungs.
HI*T^* M Red lead.
mflSr(T:)l.m.A plant (Burringtonia acutangula).
rjt.mf (tf) i.* Tliered lotus.
TO.ufe(fe:) 2. /. Bengal madder.
tW.W ("0 1. Red lead; blossom of Die Patiis (Butea frondosa) ; sort of cloth ; nngry man.
KUVTOI (10 1- A P'geon.
(#1) 3./. Small-po*.
KHXlAffa 3./. Idem.
KHi.-î C*-*M)*) o. Red. m. An
earth-worm ; red colour.
KBMi* I. The eggplant.
t^-TO? (si;-=TT-'*f) a- Clud in red.
m. A mendicant in red.
^.*lW*t-fin?t-to Conveying the blood (an artery, &c.)

mfaffa (fit!) 2./. An ulcer.
*w-f*=3 I 1 ?')) 2 - m - A flaw in a
gem ; a drop of blood.
I .m.The pomegranate.
KTK.EPH! (tht) 1./. A flower (Nyctanthes tmtis). [of rice.
TW-glfr (fti) 2. m. A red variety
rjum H) L. n. Red lead.
tW.^Wpfc) 1. m. Bleeding; sorrel
m^Tra W5 1. Safflower.
v^|t.^râT(aK)l.n.The blue lotns.
tW.HH (TJ) 1. n. Saffron.
^1P.Wnr(<f) t. n. The red lotus.
4.H.tl* (^) 1. Idem.
^W.ÎJt{^siHj)lM.A kind of sorrel.
":.W (VI) I f. A Rdginx.
Tffi.'flt (=T:-1l-i) a. Bloodlesa.
TOpM1l)l. n. Red wood. o. Dyed
red ; wet with blood.
<C1P^(V!)1.M.A buffalo; apigeon;
Greek partridge ; a tyrant ; savage ; Indian crane, a. Red-eyed.
T BI T?(T0 1. m.The planet Mars ;
a species of critium ; a bug./. A
plant, Celtis. n. Coral ; saffron.
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TOflTtOTt fc> 1- Dysentery.

TUlTurr (r:) 1. m. The skin.
*ffaW <=):)'' Inflammation

of the eye -, ophthalmia.
CWTftTO^ (*it) 1. m. Redness of
the eyes with flow 0 f tears.
TWTWTKi Xl-Xj Clad in red ; a
devotee wearing red.
mW I 1 T( 1 K)l, w- Globe amaranth.
THr?r (mi) 2. m, A sort of yam.
nfTT^ lt (5f) 1. n. Bleeding.
*HTt*l (10 1. ni. Seat of blood.
TftB (%0 2./. Affection, love.
TfjWWI) 1 /. A plant (Ahrus precatoriuai; its seed, used as &
weight for aboat 2} grains.
TTB.W" C:-WT-w) a. Blood-shot.
KWJWW (tf) 1. n. The red lotus.
^WWfWm (w:-wr-W) a. Red. m.
Redness, the colour red.
îinrer (0 1. Indurated ochre.
K*lfJT 1 . o. To guard, preserve.
With Tift to save, deliver.
^(q:-WT-^> a. Preserved or preserving, m.f. Preservation ; lac.
/. Ashes ; a sort of bracelet.
^TT^H (W) 1. *. A multitude or
assemblage of goblins.
(H-.-m-V) a- Preserving, m.
A guardian, a guard.
() 1. n. Protecting.
^fa(*i!-Tn-*f) o. That should be
guarded or protected.
(W.) 1. m. Urinary affection, as gonorrhoea, Sic.
rjv{lt) 1. m. An evil spirit.
^WTO C9:) 1- m. A contemptible
RdksAasa or evil spirit.
^WTfaK>! (3:) I. m. A magistrate.
n^Tqq5r(wOI- m. A door-keeper;
a guard ; an actor : a catamite.
kTvh (n:-Tn-"?r) p. Preserved ; defended ; kept. [kept.
tfaTT3i(3I:-^T-^) a.That should be
Tfija (7rr- - Tt-] a. Keeping.
tf^K^'l-f^'ffl-fa) a. Idem.
^fij.TJlllii )!>- A guard, a sentinel.
i^r.iPsOmjl.m.Chss of Rdkshasas.
r^ni^.wrarf (Wi) 1. m. A hell.
ciTST(li , 0'- *< Marking-nut plant,
n. Sour gruel ; asafrntida.
^r^ruiT^ (^t) 3./. Night.
T^3J (Kfll) 1. m. Preserving ; protection ; defence. [kept.
^(*JH-W-W) a- That should be
t*Hnre (!:-wt-w) p. Preserved.
7s <m?x (x) *>afir 1. To go.
(*) <nfw 1. a. To suspect, to
doubt ; to fear. (x) KTfil 1 To go, to move. (wHurafa 10.
o.To taste ; to obtain.
*(T-*0 Togo, (bs.t)
XV^Tn 10. o. To shine. (W)
TTHflfff 10 a. To taste. [Rama.
TH (B;) 2. m. Great grandfather of
^.*^(C)1. m.The poet Kuliddaa.
^.*riT (WJ) 1. m- Rama.
;lj.inl(si:) 1. m. /((em.
(HO I . m.The race of Raghu;
KV.XT. (K.) 1- m. Rdma.
TT(*:-T-ff) a. Niggardly ; slow.
rj^(fi) 2. m. The spotted deer.
r.v IT!) 1. m- Paint; dnucing ;
field of battle ; the stage, n.Tin.
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t;T (all 1. Red 'cad.

JnF.wt^*(*:)l- Actor ; a painter.
rF.wffI (f*T:) 2. m. The day of full
moon in A'siein (Sept.-Oet.)
KW.tf* fw) 2. /. A field of battle ; the Stage.
<T.*M\ (#t) 3./. Atute.
^T.nni (WI) 1./. A bawd ; lac.
CT.flTB*rT(*l) !/ Lac or the insect, [.tristis.
TCVlfWt (A) 3./. Nyctanthes
TT.#rsi(5r) l.n. Silver.
Or.Hr*t (WI) \.f. A hall for public exhibitions ; theatre, [actor.
TTTWlT CO 1. mi. A painter ; an
CTTtlTC* (nf) 1. n. Play-acting.
T T'H II W (*0 1. m. An actor.
*fir*r (#r-fT*(-fir) a. Colouring,
dying; impassion ed/. Asparagus.
Vfi (T>) 6- * Speed, velocity.
^ (*KMlfir 10- a- To make mechanically ; to write, compose.
(*0 ! A composer.
T^H((Il)l /Orderly arrangement;
preparation ; composition ; decoration ; military array.
^ftpi(lfl-rTWl fa.Made, composed.
L. m. n. Dust; pollen ;
menses ; the quality of passion.
nPfMV (i-WB). Covered
witli dust, filthy.
TW:ir*r (*0 I. m. A dog.
tÎt.OTft (ffO 2 - * Air . wind.

j^ff (a*:) 1. m. A washerman ;
clothes./, (tft) Washerwoman.
âpT(^:-m-fl la. White, n. A necklace; silver; gold ; ivory ; blood ;
a lake ; a constellation.
^slW.^jfa (fit:) 2. m. ffanuman.

^SRT.irw(QI:)I.M. Mount Kaildsa.
t^PIjft (fif:) 2. Ml, Wra.
(if) 1. n. Dying, painting.
*srfir 2. 3./. Night : Indigo plant ; turmeric ; lac.
^sifsr.iS*: (TO 1- m. The moon.
tarflr.^tfti) 1 ' 1 *' A goblin ; thief.
TSJ-Tt.^TT W) 1- m. The moon.
<W^Jr^(^:) I. m. The tuberose.
TBI^T.^r. (*!) 1. m. A ZiJisAosB;
a ghost ; a watchman ; a thief.
<W*ft.si'tT (if) 1, n. Frost, dew.
TSpft.gw (^) 1. n. Evening.
T5RtYmiC3r)l/. A flower (Nyctanthes arbor triatis).
*sre() 5,n.The quality, passion,
or senaual feelings ; dust ; deTST.^T1 , (1 , :)2, m. A cloud ; heart or
Taww(0 I- m - A buffalo./, (wr)
A menstruoua woman.
Ksr.WTW (W-T-|t) o, Affected
with carnal and dark passions.
^fsif((r:-7n-n)p. Affected, excited.
*WT.*arC0 Lit. A suppression
of menstruation.
TWr*<3 (fli) 1. n. Darkness.
(^) I, m Idem.
KSWKi'K:) 1. m. A washerman.
(t:) 2. m. A rope, a tie; a

lock of braided hair.
*^mt l. m. a wild fowl.
TX 1*1.51) TWfjf.W 1 . a. To dye,
to tinge ; to be attached. (>r,*j)
TWlfir.W 4. c. To dye. With *rsr
to be attached to; with or
fa to be disgusted with.
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Tfl* (*:) 1 - Colouring ; a colourist ; a stimulous ; bile.

Ksr (W-m) I. m. n. Idem ; affecting the heart. /. (^t) Indigo
plant : Nyctanthes tristis ; Bengal madder. n.Red sandal wood.
*fWW(W:-in-tf) p- Dyed ; affected.
3jftr)^fir,*Rl 1.10. o.To speak.
WT(if) l.n. Speaking.
T3*rftCfit)3. /.The 14th of the dark
half of Mdgh, night of bathing.
xfcn (?r:-TIJ-Tt) p. Spoken, n. The
roaring of a flaming fire.
X? Kafir 1. a. To apeak.
K^fff 1. a. To sound; to go.
<^(*:-*i) l.m.n. War. battle, m.
Sound ; bow of a lute ; going.
lf*(Sr-firft-fil) a. Desirous
of war, wishing to fight.
^Bru(wi-w:-m)a.Playing the flute.
K^.qT^(jJ)l. n. A military drum.
K".lf*SJT 1. m. A warrior.
Kf.tim (^-It-O) < Warlike, n.
The root of a fragrant grass.
^.*Tfl (TIi) 1. m. An elephant.

m.The part of an elephant's face between his tasks.
TW-f! (*) 1. n. Regret for what
is lost ; a musquito, a gnat.
K^fl* (0 I. oi. Aniiety ; love.
KW.^VtW)!- . Mixed or tumultuary combat. [tore country.
K".'oTB (*0 l- m - A trophy ; Chi(*0 1. n- Field of battle.
K^ltsn: 1 . n. Idem.
^TTfwir (at:) m - Encounter.
trHw:-7II-fl)p.Sounded ; warred.
K'TWT (%*) 1- m. Prowess,
(*) 2. m. A barren tree.

V9\ far) I-/- A plant, Salvinia.
(rfi-Trr-Tf) a. Intent on, devoted to. n. Coition ; a privity.
T^T.Bftw (w.) t. m. A dog. [mar.
t*.jfwWI)t. n. Lascivious murKjJ.JTV (^t) 2. m. A husband.
'ClT.m (*0 I- m. A ctow.
nr.'TTfW^ (^t) 5. in. A libertine.
TB.TTUft 3./. A bawd.
Kfl.ill^ WO I- m. A dog ; A'dma ,- a lecher ; sonitua in coitu.
KH.fsfft (ft:) 2. m. A wagtail.
Tftft* l.n. A dog; bathing
for pleasure ; four good things.
or.a^r (*t) i.m. Adog.
Tfl.Uif^ (^1) 5. m. Idem.
TJtfo'&W {V:) I. m. A libertine;
a ravisher, guilty of a rape.
^TH'^qr (*:) I. m. A dog.

tSTlfl (tf|) 3./. Fog, mist.
KltTlti (i:) 1. in. A dog.
t^rni^t (^T) 3./. A whore.
i d j f'S'tt ^t- fa <iY- fa ) a.Libidinous.
tfii (fill) 2/.Thewife of Kdmadgva ; passion ; coition ; a privity.
Tfa.y*'; (t) 1. n. Pudendum.
f-fiSTT (*ff) 1./. Copulation.
<ft.JCT (^) 1. n. The vagina.
tfa.lfn-(fw02.m. Cupid or Kama.
jfft.Hm (m) I. m. Idem.
^fir.U^r (JO) X.f. A courteianof
Indra's heaven. [liebre.
^rJT.llf^TO 1. n. Pudendum muTf?l.^^ 1- "i- Kdma.
*;fs.Wg (*) 1 . n. Copulation.
tfff.^srcr CO) 1. /. A plant (Trigone! la corniculata).
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tÊ (TO 3 /- Th e Ganges of heaven; an honest woman.

THTlf^ 1 . 1"- The cuckoo.
(} 1. n. A jewel, a gem.
TBt.^w (:)]. m. Coral, [tain.
tV-f3fet)l- hi. A southern moun**.JTW(H ; ) I . . The god of wealth ;
the ocean./, (m) The earth.
(Ml) 1 / A Jaiaa hell.
TWmi (v-'St-B) a. Full of gems.
KW.TPSI (#) I. The diamond.

Wn^ (WtW-'tlft-^l) Having
gems./. The earth.
t*.** W) 1. n. KuvMsaa.
*t.B^ (B:) 1. m. Coral.
m^ra(^:) 2. in. Mountain Mfrv.
tW.WUW) 4./. The earth.
TWTflrc; (*,:) 1 . m. Sea ; jewel mine.
TWTffWO 1 ' '" Tlle car of Vishnu.
KHTflfw(ftl:)2/.Necklace of gems.
<fn(fHi.St)2.m.3/.A sort, of cubit
from elbow to fiat ; the fist.
^J3T(T)1. n. Pudendum muliebrc.
KtW I . m. A car i a war-car ; a
limb ; the body ; a cane. [cars.
<st.**n (^Tt) 1./. A multitude of
t*.Wt (tO 1. m. A carpenter.
tH.WIt (tO ! WeB '
t^.Jgfal.C'fT) 5. m. Charioteer.
t*.*H*(*0 1. m. A car or litter
borne on men 'a shoulders.
CT.*fii(fK0 2 -/- A P'ece of wood
or iron network to defend a car.
T*I.nfS(<(:)l."<-Tue ruddy goose.
X7H (5:) 2. m. A timber tree (Dalbergia ougeiniensis).
Tile seat "f a car.
Vn.-mn ) 1. n, The Sdma Veda.
m.nm*fa:)l. A sort of cane:

^*(.trr^(^:)l' m. A wheel ; goose.
(fli) 1./. Name of a river.
*H.*jr*r(w)l./ The Jln/ft festival.
Û-^TOT 1. m. A charioteer,
rsrr* (T)l- A wheel; any part
of a carriage.m.The ruddy goose.

tWTif* (ft!:) 2. m. Vishnu.
Tym (0 1. A 8ort of caQe C*NI>3*I(P) 1- m. A sort of reed.
tiITW(3:-31-3)a.Ri'ii Q S i" a car.
l^rtTI^V)!.. Ascending a car.
nr^lf^l (ft-fWt-ft) Biding
or fighting in a car.
TWtW* (5:) 1 . m. A small car.
K*rf*KTY! (if) 1. n. Alighting or
descending from a car.
trrrof'T^(Yt-f^-fV) a. Idem.
^fuw{T:)l..The owner of a car.
tfipi 05t) 5. m. Owner of a car ;
a warrior who fights in a car.
^finr(W!)lJn.The master of a car.
tfim (t!) I. m. Idem.
t<rprafcl01-i*< Charioteer's seat.
Kîl (BJO 1. m. A car or carriage
horse./.iji)Many cars ; a high
street ; a main road ; a meeting
of roads, n. A wheel.
^fa I. a. To divide i to dig.
^ (^:) 1. m. A tooth ; splitting.
I. w. A lip.
^r(sr:)l.m.A tooth.n.A rending.
t^T.W^ i^;> 1- m. A lip.
rfa;^ l<t) j- > An elephant.
*5 (3p-5I-^) p- Injured, hurt.
1 (Sr-^'f) Injurious.
s^(TI ) S,'S)ujfTr 4. a. To finish ;
to hurt ; to be correct ; to cook.
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TfarT {Tf:-WMf) p. Hurt.

*Fv (WI-^-B) a. Hurtful.
^ (PW) 2. /. Sport ; stopping.
Tf^S* <^0 I.m. Pi*Swi ; a long
of the lunar race ; a dcg.
K^l (*T0 2./. A road ; a river.
(W:-*I--fi) n- Hurtful,
tfw (fJ 2 /- Cooking.
T&t (irf) 1 . b. A hole ; a defect.
4l*.qiJ(t)l. m. A rat. [tell,
^fil 10. a. To apeak, to
7S (TJ^sftl 1. a. To go ; to hurt.
C^(T.)TWW 1 . ATo sound ; to go.
tai (afc-WT-w) p. Begun.
K*l (sn-vl-*n o. Beginning.
W l^ffl VlKHTi 1. rf- To
begin ; to be pleased. (T) TW!
1. d. To sound. With irfx to
embrace, to cling to.
1. m. Speed ; force ; joy ;
consideration ; regret.
r.'S)^ I d.To sport.play.
With W3ir or fir to rest, stop.
W (;-wH?) a. Dear, charming-,
nt. A husband ; Kama ; Jonesia
asoca./ (m) Lakshmi i a wife.
THV (W.) I.m. A lover.
'<3 (s) 1. n. Asafcetida.
vyra.uf* (W:) 2. m. Idem.
KW^ -^T-^')o. PI easing .m. Kama;
a husband ; a lover ; an ass. /.
(<tT-*t) A fine woman, b. A cucumber ; coition j dalliance.
v^nfffl (ij:-T)T-<) a. Beautiful.
s^riit^n (will./. Agrecablencss.
<U1!I ("3) 1 . b. Sport, dalliance.
Orfw (fin) 2. m. A lover ; paradise ; a crow ; time Kama.
Wira (T:-S!T-a) p. Sporting.

^HTTlffr (fw:> 2. m. Vishnu.
THTfstd (9) I. B. The lotus.
twni:) i.m. A bambn./. Cm) A
plantain ; a harlot ; lowing.
WW (Wl-^r-^J a. Beginning ;
sounding. [of kine.
ifu-fllHi-'U-tf) 1. m. n./. Lowing

^ST a. I'leasing, handsome, m. Michclia champaea,/.
Night i name of ariver. n A cucumber ; semen virile.
TW (*) 1. n. One of the minor
dwipas or divisions of the world.
Alto TH^*r and OHJffl(TTT) I./. Agreeableness.
^ <q:)\.m. Purple or the colour
of the dawn ; beauty, splendor.
<H iW) 1. d. To go. [river.
^1 (n:) 1. m. Speed; current of a
TfilS (B:-ST-^j a. Fleetest m. Kavera; fire ; Brahma. [deer.
7Har(4i')'' m - A blanket; eyelash ;
rr(T) I. . Togo.
Sound in general, cry.
^ f*:-*r-<n'j a. Sonorous ; hot ;
fickle j jesting, m. A camel ; a
cuckoo, n. Bell metal ; sound.
fniPV 1 ))- m- The Indian cuckoo.
=Cft (fir:) 2- m.The sun.
Tft".WT=a (*lt)l. m.The sun stone.
tfYip^l! (W:) I. m. The monkey
chief Sugriva, son of the sun.
*;fa.*l[<I (*f) 1. n. A lotus, m. A
flower (Pen tap etes phceniceal.
K) 1. n. Lotus.
tfV.fiWW- b. Copper ; red lotus.
A plant (Artocarpus lacucha;.
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*fom*J (tf! l.ffi. Sun's disk.

^fa.flHi (n:) 1. m. Sun's path.
*faIr.*nr (T-Tr-t) a. Stopping

the sun ; very high, lofty.
*fir.T? (V) 1. n- Copper,
^ffl.^rc (Ti) I. m. Sunday.
tfV.fhRT (*) l.n. Idem.
twn 1./. The tongue ; woman's girdle or zone.
tfjfl ifinf:) 2. m. A ray of light ; a
rein ; an eyelash.
*f5J?.arr(W) 1- n- Stream of light.
T^rn l.a.To sound. {^) T^jfii
10. a. To taste, relish, love.
T(^:)lm. Flavour; juice; mercury.
/. The earth ; tongue ; a grape.
(3T:) 1. m. Boiled meat.
TO.W*k (TO 1- * A white sublimate or muriate of mercury.
i;WflWT(*rc)l. /.Low, sweet sound.
(t) 1. Camphor.
X$.W*t (a*) I. m. Gum myrrh,
OMPH(0 I .Bi. Mineral preparation
used as a stibium ; vermilion.
<^.sf(5i:-Wl-5i)a.0f flavour, juice,
&c. m. An insect produced by
fermentation ; treacle, a. Blood.
t^.fl (W-TJI-'B) a. Knowing flavours, m. A poet; an alchymiBt ;
a physician. /.The tongue, [my.
WSn(n)l>/. Fine taste ; alchy^.CTV(30 I. m. Sweetness!; love.
Tfl^TSre (0 5. n. The blood.
T.^TrJ (?T> 2 - Quicksilver.
T^!(ii}l.n.TaBting , noise./, (*t)
The tongue ; woman's girdle.
"W.WraCO Quicksilver.
^.SUTH (*0 I. m. Shiva,
rwife^(z)5. m. A
^.rfTltf^0 2./.
*.^f>Wr (*r)
T^.J (ui) I. a,
dog.
Want of taste.
1./. Red arsenic.
A preparation of
mercury, kind of muriate.

TH.'SWCO'.m.The cocoanut tree.
T^.WT (TO 1. >. Interruption of
passion, love, or feeling.
KB.mv (tO 1. n. The blood.
T^.Wt.(W)5.n.Oxide of mercury.
T^.tjsji (si:) 1 . m. Quicksilver.
T.wrr (*rr) I./. Durgd.
CWT (^T*I-*/5?M<T) a. Juicy;
tasteful. /. A kitchen.
^.Pmril(7i!)l.n!. Selling liquors.
TB.iii^T (ST--) 1. m. Borax.
t^.fts (V) 1- m- An alchymist.
TO.ftf(f*0 2./. The knowledge
of alchymy obtained by magic.
rj.ftpw (k) 1 . n. A sort of artificial cinnabar or vermilion.
^.^rrtt'i) 1. a. Vermilion.
(It) 1- m. A cock.
P8T* (Mi 1. *. A collyriuro.
WTHW {) 1 . Pa'd/fl, the 7th
infernal region under the earth.
W.^rW(/rf)l. n. Sucking; drying.
WtTCto)l.t. The sun.
TSTwi^ 1. a. Change of tasle.
T^THre (fl!) 1 . m. Concealment of
sentiment ; false pretence.
*T?lffi*pro (Hi) 1 . m. Intentiiesa
of sentiment or passion.
WT1 (*:) 1 . m. A sort of grass.
TÎUJT 1, n. Chemistry, alchymy ; poison ; Elixir vita; buttermilk, m. Garudas an alchymist ;
a drug./, (^t) A lacteal.
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**rer.W iw) I./. Yellow myrobalan (Terroinalia chebula).

(W:) 1. im. The sugar-cane ;
mango tree ; the jack ; the olibanum; wheat. /. <T) The
tongue ; a> grape; bent grass;
spiced curda ; & flower, n. Frankincense i gum myrrh.
WIW (m)l.f. Any tubular vessel of the body, nerve. Sic.
^lfuTT(V) 1./. A plant.
*WTwf^1<^t-fcft-f<K Fasting ;
sensitive, m. A bee.
^T(V:) 1. n. Turpentine, resin.
KÎ* (*:-in-*W) n. Flavoured, tasteful; aentimenlal. in. A
horse ; an elephant ; a libertine.
/. Spiced curds ; molasBes ; woman's girdle ; tongue.
wfo* (H-.-Ul-Ti) a. Gilded, plated ;
sounded .m .The rattling of thunder ; sound; wine, [sounding.
TfTO^7l(?T*f-*Vt ) a/Tasting,
^fagT ftr W (tf-ftr'Tt-ftO a. Drinking wine ; making a noise, [ing.
Tf%e(Tn-^t-) a. Tasting ; soundTfa* Pft-fllWI-ft) Tasty ; impassioned ; humorous.
(TO I Garlic.
*^T5 (*3:) 1. m. Quicksilver.; the
philosopher's stone.
^flTmffl (fw.) 2. /. Production of
taste or juice or passion.
WUrfw.) 1. Mr Garlic.
t$Pn {*) I - t. Idem.
J$ITqm (V) I. . A pearl.
TV (f) 1- Thing, substance.

TO (W:-WT-*) o. Juicy n. Blood.
^fJT 1. a. (w)tTwfir 10, a.

To qnit. to leave. With U to
he absent (X) <wfff I. a. To
move with speed.
^(^01- m ' Solitariness ; privacy.
T^f (if) 1. n. Quitting.
m ('0 5 - Privacy ; copulation ; privity ; mystic truth, adv.
Solitary, in solitude.
WVttOl. m.The ocean ; heaven.
**qr(W-WMH) Private, secret.
n. A secret, mystery./. River.
^wjz (i;) 1. m . A counsellor, a
minister ; a ghost ; spring.
:r?r(7|i-wi-Ji) a. Left, abandoned.
TTt-JTSOfC-wr-fl) a. Solitary.
() *ifw 2. a. To get ; to give.
Kltn <^n) 1. / FuU moon or the
day of full moon ; a girl arrived
at puberty ; itch, scah ; a river.
TTWT.qflf (fits) 2. IB. Moon at full.
tlWf (*:->(-*() 1. m. An evil spirit./. Idem ; a tusk ; u perfume.
b. Rape ; surgery. a. Demoniacal.
ri^Nt ff )1. The demon Havana i Kuvdra or Plntua.
Trai (qi) I./. Lac.
Kmfa 1 . o. To he dry ; to
adorn ; to suffice ; to impede.
TTU (*) 1. m. Colour; affection \
mode of music./. Sort of gram.
TTJT. "**(*:) 1. m. Kdma ; Mimosa
catechu ; red lead ; red powder.
<m.WB (11:) 1. m. Soma.
Tin.? {^V-^} a. Colouring ; inspiring passion./. Crystal.
rnt.-cWJ (w) 2. m. Kama,
n,Htji(wr)t/.Thewi/eof Kdma.
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^WTB (TW-^Tlt-Tw) a. Having

cplour, coloured ; impassioned.
1. m. Kama. [meat.
Cnl.TrSTfr:) I .m, A mango sweet.
^HW (*) 1. n. The thread or
string of a balance ; a string.
>[TJITf>q(f (fi:-wr-S) a. Coloured ;
impassioned, sanguine.
Ktm$ a. Exciting vain
hopes ; who ought to he loved.
untrufsr (fas) 2. m. A Jaina sage.
Wft^flT-iWt-ft'Jo. Impassioned ;
colouring, m. A dyer ; a painter,
a libertine./. A Rc/jim".
(IS) TWfl 1. a. To be able or
equal to. [sea fish.
TT?^(V;)l.nt. Rdmachandra; large
rtWW (s) 1, m. A thorn.
fryr (^:-^t-^) a. Woollen : made
of hair. n. Woollen garment.
vrm ^nua, ^sis l. d. To
shine. With far to overcome.
^rar (z) 5. in. A king.
xmv a. Ruling, splendid, n. An assemblage of princes.
tist.flrr M 1. KiDgly tax.
tNMP^ (ft) I-" 1 - A Kadamba.
TW.T^C^sia.m.A fragrant grass.
Kiw.wilM ) 1. n. State affairs.

TTSIsfrt to-ffl-<i) a. Royal.
5r.1ar.3rer (^) 1. n. Royal race.
^FK.fWH (Ws) 1. n. Egg plant.
TjaMKSOtlHT) 5- m. A king-maker.
^tai.nrfnsi (tft-fiRl-ifl) a. Going,
or reverting to the ruler.
CW.JT* OP) 1- m. King's priest.
tJSl.Wt* (*:) 1. m. A flat fish.
iJV.V (*-*Tt-H) 0. Sharp, hot.
trar.ST(W:)l mKing-killer.a regicide

TTW.f^srar (ni) 1, n. The male or
female organ of generation.
TTW.or3R<qiD 5.m. Consumption.
TT.W(^) 3./. A large kind of
rose apple ; date tree.
TTWiT {rTs-ffl-fi) a. Silver. [laid.
?TOHTf=^rr(fr:-<n-ci) a. Plated, in.
tTfl.TTtgOsl;) 1. m. Betel-nut tree.
^lSr.falBf (si:) I. m. A cucumber.
Ti5T.âlB(51:) 5. u. Majesty.
*T3T^(ai)l. it. Sovereignty, royalty.
tiSt.Û (<oj) 1. n. A sceptre; punishment by u king, [foretooth.
riH.V'l (*ls) 1. m. An upper and
TTO.îN tf) 1. n. A levee.
*3r.^tiftft:)l."-A petty prince.
TTsr-fTT (<) 1- Palace gate.
>H5i.5!7 (^:) 1. m. Rebellion.
TTW.5Tf? (^1) S, m. A traitor.
CW.tm (M) I. n- Revenue.
t!5I.^qi(w)l.m. Royal duty ; duty
of the military tribe.
^tsi.HH.fa'^Cir) 5. m. A statesman.
TjsnttJf (sj-sft) l.n. 3./. A royal
city, a capital, metropolis.
^15J.lBl(5g) La. A sort of grain.
^PH.fltt (tr) ]./ Government.
W3ra(WT)5.m.A kiog/(^l}Queen.
K!9I.ira (H) 1. m. Pulity ; policy,
^lar.vflfir (fa:) 2./. Regal polity.
Tiai.^t Ce) 1. n. The emerald.
^TSP9(s))l. m. A Kshetriya ; fire ;
a tree (Mimusops kauki).

TlW^F(qf)ln.A number of Kketri.
yas or men of the military trilie.
<iw^n (^T*t-* itt-^T) a. Having
a good monarch or ruler.
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TTW.1*I5l(^) 1. m. A cucumber.
TTSt.ifE (J:) 2. nt. A gem ; a tiara.
TTSMift 3./. A queen.
A prince ; the planet Mercury .- a Kshetriya or soldier, /. (^fl) Princess ; jasmin ;
bell metal ; gourd ; musk shrew.
^]B|.gfaa:T(orT)l /.Princess; a bird.
^TST.g*^ ("Ji) I. m. A constable.
trai.JJ*! (*n:) I- tn. Messua ferrea.
^]BT.iBf<i*War(w:)].m. Orange tree
*T3T.TO (qf) 1. M. A cucumber.
ÎW-^'C (t) 1. n. Justicia plant ;
salt. m. The jujube.
TTW.fEVI(*jT)l./. A water-fowl.
^ra.WRT(W: ) 1 .m.A sort of costUS.
*TW.iTraTI,a>JaBelanging to theking
^W.M7i(*i} la. Royalty, sovereignty
^TW.ffl (rfl:) 1. m. A courtier.
Tjai.WTO(ra:)l-'n-Atree.n. Mace.
ffll.lWf "i. A large frog.
<msrl(wO '">* king's wrestler.
*jsi.irrii *) 1. . A royal road.
^m.HH(^) 1. ia. A kind of bean.
*TW.Tir (TO A kidney-bean.

<.ia.ini^(mi) 5. m. Consumption.
^lm.TJsgsr (STT) 5. m. A rebel.
^rar.ÎHI (mi-mt-rt) a. Proper for
a sovereign, princely, royal.
WWtT (*) 1. n. Silver.
Cnt.TOtfWi) 1. m. A name of JfiiveVa ; an emperor ; the moon.
JTrajfi (fv:) 2. m. A sage ; kingly.
îsr.^rew n. Royalinsignia.
^W.SWT^W) 5. m. Yudhishtkxra.
1. m. Royal letter.
îS.JfW a. Of royal
parentage or descent.
<TOTH (*rt^wt-*ir) o. Governed by a good monarch ; royal.

TJsr.TWsr (*) 5. . A royal road.
<nw.T"JT(nr) l./Poaderiafatida.
Tiar.Twt (Wl) 3./. A small gourd.
TI5T.irefiT(Rr:)2./.Pulace ; throne.
Tiar.Tr? (w : ) 1. m. A horse.
*ra.7T^jSj:)l.m.A royal elephant.
Wlff (pi:) 2. m. The blue jay.
^Rr.ftfsjT^-rst^T-fsrln.Springing from a royal race.
W.WZiV-) 2. hi. The Pigal tree ;
Cassia fistula; Euphorbia.
trW.JtJT (1ft) 1. m. A plant from
which canvass is made.
ttsi.imre (*;:) I. m. Hilsa fish.
^HT.JtajT (HT0!./. A royal seat or
bed or throne. [badge.
ÎW.nresr (l") I. n. Royal edict or
TIH.TJVfWOl-"". A sort of parrot.
TOl.JfT (T) I. it. The royal um-
brella, m. Sort of sbeat fish.

^[sre (^:-^T-S) a. Relating to passion or the state of those who
ore sensual./. Durgd.
Cm.TOI (W) I./ Royal dignity.
tT5J.â;fl (if) I n. A palace.
tnt.Vni (WT) I./. A royal assem.
bly or court.
T15J.^(t5:)1.wi. Large snake.bna.
WthWi) 1. m. Mustard ; mustard seed as a weight or measure.
TOI.QPps (sfl) 1 n. Royalty.
TO.IRI (9:) 1, m. A peacock.
W.W^ 1. m. A great king.
(7J) 1. n. A sacrifice per.
formed only by a universal monarch attended with his tribu-
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lary princes ; a lotus

tain ; a sort of rice,
ttokw (*<!-<).
<iaU,*f-lf('lftt
; a moun[sacrifice.
Of a royal
5. m. Priest of
the Rdjsdya sacrifice.

TlW.ir** I. m. A courtier.
<ra.îa| (yti) I. m. A horse.
(W) I. n. Revenue, tax.
^.tffl !. m. A flamingo ; a
swan { a gander ; a good king.
TTW-Î {M) 1. A city, a town.
<m*fal (*) 5. m. A royal or
majestic elephant.
^TO.^ra (*t) 1. m. A large fish.
TTwrOT (Si) I./. Edict, decree.
K!WTrr5t(Tl) 1. i- A tree (Buchanania latifolia).
Tiail^T (TO 1- to- Idem; Mimusops kauki i Butea frondosa.

^nWTlHâi (1=) 1- m. Emperor.
Wrrjri'B:)!. m. An excellent rice.
Tlsrr^(T!)l. nt. A superior mango.
tRfrrif*)!. w.Aeclepias giganten,
worthy of a king. n. Aloe wood.
ârrant 1. m. Yam.
^larRfl (*) 1. m. A gem.
tiarpiftl (fa:-*!) 2. 3. /. lane of
kings ; genealogy of kings.
^nnf%(fe) 2. m. A sort of snake,
said to be two-headed.
JCifw (fin-aft) 2. 3. /. A row, a
continuous line ; tubular vessel.
tlfarar (*i) t. / Black mustard ;
a field i a row, a line.
Tlffl(S:-'n-Ti) p. Adorned ; irradiated, resplendant.
*;if3IW (*) 1. AmphisbEena.
J^trW (vs-Wf) Attending on

a prince, m. A large fish ; kind
of deer ; elephant, n. Lotus.
TI^TCJO I.i Anemperor.
Ktmi () 1. m. A state elephant.
KT*H A government, a
kingdom ; administration.
*TI.^(Jit)l.m.A dethroned king.
*TO.îfl(fal) 2./. Dethronement.
TrW.traltO 1./. Administration.
TISI.HT (TO 1. m. Anarchy.
TWHrai (W) 5. m. A king.
(Wj 1. n.Deposal.
*T*I.*re(S:)l- m A deposed kinstrsf.^l (V) 1./. Defence of the
state, saving of the kingdom.
TlÎ.ÎW (MO 1. m- Ambition.

(T) 1. a. The requisites of
royal administration, as a king,
minister, treasury, territory, army, people, &c.
^tatrrfHimK:)]. m. Kingly right ;
government of a kingdom,
(fid) 2./. War, battle.
ITBKffl) 1. /. Beauty, lustre ; district or city in Bengal.
*Tl1!(iri)l.n.Alcaf i a peacock's tail.
Xlfff (fit) 2. m. A friend.
CTjj (TjO 2. nt. A giving.
TWIT (*() 1 . n. A period of five
nights collectively, m. A man
who lives with a harlot one year.
Vfc (Ft-*) 2. 3./. Night.
flf^.TC^.-'m-O a. Night going,
m. A goblin ; thief ; patrole.
tlft.W (3l:-aiT-ai) a. Nocturnal, n.
A star, a constellation.
Ttfa.sre () I. n. Dew, mist.
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tlft.arm^ (#) 1 . n. Night vigils.
rjf^.ajHn:.^:)'- m. A musquita.
Xlf^-VK (T.0 1- A ghost.
wft.H* t.m. Idem; a thief;
a guard ; h night- walker,
ttfarft (f) 2. m. The moon.
^|pHJJ^H:-s^T-^) o. Thinking or
fancying it to be night, [night.
?lf^.im (:) I. m. Approach of
rjktra^ (;) 5. n. Darkness.
TTf^.fHf()l. m. Dawn, [goose.
TtlVfVs*.nfn5l(fft)5.m. Ruddy
*TfV^ (^;) 1. m. A cock.

îfa-JTIsrsL (^1) 5. m. Idem.
îfMWWOl.w. Thewhite lotus.
Vft.pTOT (0 U m. A guard of
the women's apartments.
ÎTO ) L m. An imp, a ghost ;
a thief; a night-walker.
TH(T-*T-*KCooked ; perfected.
KITPB (^fc) 2. M. Demonstrated
truth, established conclusion.
ftftiKmfir 4. a. (*) îwrfw
a.a.To bring any thing to completion. With ^ to sin or fail ;
with *Tf to worship.
The month Vaishdkha.
(April-May)./. The asterism in
which the moon U full in the
above mo nth ;Krishna's mistress;
lightning ; shooting attitude.
trW (*f) 1. >' Completing ; obtaining satisfaction ; means ; instrumentality. /. Speech.
^ranS(V)l-n-Plough ; rain ; hail.
^WI (*) 5. . Glory, honour,
Wtf-WPn (H:) l. m. Krithna.
*mx*n (V-) I. m. Karna.

*;rar.*!* fal) I, m. Krishna.
TlUI.g^ (HO 1. m. Jtorno.
tnI.fifijW (^t) 5. w. jiiijiijto.
CTWI.WVw {*) 1. m. Krishna.
tmr.ifw(^) 3./. Arjuna.
:r*i (w:) l.M, /(fan.
Tun (tg : .mi-ia) o. To he spoken.
(;-nr-) a. Black ; white ;
pleasing. m.Rdma, a name common to three incarnations Pitraskurdma, Rdmachandra, and
Balar&ma ; a horse. /. A fine
woman ; a river ; asafretida.n. A
potherb, sort ofcostus.
OTW^tft) 3./. A RdginC
KW.WJKiX-) 1 -rt.A fragrant grass.
WH.T!st (*T) 3./. A Rdgim.

^W.firft (ft:) 2. m. A mountain.
TW.^CSO'.- Rdmchandra the
second incarnation of Vishnu.
TjW.STSRtCfi) 3./. The mother of
Batardma or of iiuW.
TtKB(ff) 1. n. Asafcetida.
TjRifhj* (sj:-*r-") a. Beautiful,
pleasing, n. Pleasing.
ÎW.^TrtlTi)!' Tbemnnkey Ha.
manda. /.(fif:-*ft}A shrub, basil.
^nr-jii (Jl:) 1. m. A small species
of the areca or betel-nut tree.
TTH.W5 (51) 1. m. Rdmchandra.
*TW.ifrT (*1) 1./. A sort of lute.
rjwre ($) 1. m. A sort of grass.
r.IH. 1. m. The monkey
king Suffriua, ally of Rdma.
T^rniW(<i)l.n.Anepic poem of the
Hindus celebrating Rdmchandra.
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^fiiW 1. m. K&ma : a lover.

rrw(*:) 1. m. The bambu staff of
a religious student.
XWt (') 1 Pain ; crying.
Jjimit (it) 3./ Tide of a river.
TT<ÎT*r (T:--5fT-5T)p.Cryi[ig aloud.
I. m. Resin.
<tt (Ti) 1. Sound, noise.
<T*v (W:) L m. The sovereign of
Lankd or Ceylon killed by Ram-
chandra ; noise, tumult.

<mift (ft 1 ) 2 . .The hero Rumn.
TTrfw (ft:) 2. m. Son of iJduono.
XT* (m,V) l.i. To sound.
(*,) *TWn 4. d. Mm.
^rSl (fwO 2. m. A heap ; a sign of
the zodiac ; quantity.
rrfa.lfl CeTi-WT-lt) a. Heaped;
computed by arithmetic.
Klfw.^W (W) 1. n. The zodiac.
^TTw.flTJl C*0 1. A fraction.
*j[tT-W (10 ' . Passage of a
planet through a zodiacal sign.
Tjft *fW* t-t-T) o. Zodiacal.
CfftjraMlii. Heaping together.
^^t.WTT (W-flViO a. Heaped.
CHft.?T (Tti-nt-fl) a. Idem.
j^g I. w. . An inhabited
country or realm, a region ; a
public calamity, as plague, &c.
TTir.ftmfa*T. (^t) 5. m. An inhabitant of any civilized country.
TTtgT a. Of a country.
/. A prickJy nightshade.
(Tp-iir-ij) fl. Of a kingdom.
Krta(v-*Jl-%) 1. King's brother-in-law. a. Of a country.
TPJ W) To sound.
KTO (9:) I. "i. Confused noise;

speech ; chain ; festival ; game.
^PBM (qi) 1 . n. A kind of drama.
TTHW (W:) 1. m. An ass.
TreM.^lfli-Ct-T;) a. Grey, of the
colour of an ass.
^WW.^fMl (^) 3-/- A jasmin.
^.^TRI (it) I./. A festival in
honour of Krishna.
*T%.^(:) I. m. An assembly ; a
festival ; love ; sport ; alchymy ;
the 6th night after delivery,
when the friends sit up all night.
"CnffT (^Tl) I./. Mimosa octandra.
tTarfwO 2. m. The ascending node
considered as a demon,
TO.ma ("30 a. Eclipsed.
TTS.nre (WO J - - Ed'pse.
KTS.nr* (î) I. m. An eclipse of
cither the sun or the moon.
*I*.5fi(*(<W 5. m. Villutu.
^ra-ai-fW^ (*T) 5. m. Jdem.
(:) 3.m. A name of the
legislator and sage Buddha.
KrS.>J^Bf WO ! An eclipse.
KTS.f^Z (:;) 1. m- Garlic.
^.m: (SO 1. m. Idem.
ft (5T) ftijlfff 5. a. To hurt or injure. () ftuftt 6. a. To move.
ft (ft:) 2. m.The tone of voice by
which thesecond note is littered;
dancing ; loss./. Wish ; lustre.
ft^() 1. n. The heart ; litigation.
ftw (Wi-HtT-Tl) a. Empty, void ;
poor ; purged ; unladen, n. A
wood ; a vacuity. /.The 4th, 9th
and 14th of the lunar fortnight.
ft* < 631 ) fW
ftTW^TT-*) o. Void ; unladen.

ftWm(WI) l.f. Vacuity.
ftw.WTW (t?:-<WT-i) a. Without
vetaelfl, i. e. goods and chattels.

n. An empty vessel. [ed.
ftm.TO (W-Wl-^) o.Empty-handf^W {m 1. Substance, wealth.
ft"W.^Tft(iKt)5.ni.Heir; maternal
uncle ; seed of the Indian fig.
(Wt-fw^-fw) ...Wealthy,
rich. m. A successor, an heir.
f*T^T (VI) 1 -/. A nit ; a sunbeam,
ftw f<*ft, ftf?r 1. o. To go.
ft(T>ffclf* l.a.ldem.
fiC^ (TO * Disappointing;
horse's hoof ; one of his paces ;
dancing ; sliding, falling.
R#t(^)l. n. Slipping ; deviating,
finri 1. n. Creeping; tumbling ; deviating from virtue,
ft^ (f*) X^fit, hriftt 1. a. To
join ; to divide. (sr,*,^r,T*)
fttftli ftn 7. To be purged.
With ^f<T to exceed or be superfluous ; with fw to purge.
fo[ 1. i. To fry.
ftfz(fo) 2./. Crackling; musical
instrument ; black salt.
Ptg (30 2. m. An enemy.
ftS.*Tfim (^-Rl^-fM) a. Killing
or injuring a foe. /. A shrub
(Abrus precatnrius) .
fcg.W^ (*I:-1T-^) o. Victorious,
ftgin (fft) I./. Hostility,
fts (S:-srr-s) a. Vile, bad.
fCW fiPlfs 6. a. To speak , fight ;
blame ; hurt ; give ; praise.
ftH frofw 1. b. To hurt, to kill.
fr*5 1. . The zodiac.

ftx^T (^T) 1./. Wish to sport.
ft<g(^-q:-^)n.Wishing to sport.
ftTfST (fli> 1./. Wish to save.
fnlTOCn) \.f. Idem.

ft^(y-^:-^)o. Wishing to save.
fT(tf) 3./. Pule brass.
ft* (T) fvsfa l. n.To go.
ftw (W)ftwfSf 6. a.To hurt, to kill.
ftw (W:) 1. m.A deer.
ft* riff 1 - a. To hurt, to kill. (*)
ftufa 4. a. /den. pflftwfi! 9.
o. To aeparate from.
ftft tfti) 2. a. A sage.
ftlT (e:-ST-ff) a. Injured ; lucky.
n.Happinees ; fortune ; sin ; lass.
m. Sword ; soap plant ; demon.
ftCgr(qr:)lm.The soap-berry plant.
ftft (fti) 2. to. A sword./. Prosperity, good fortune.
ftm (m!) I. m. A deer.
fr^ (^:-^t-^) a. Mischievous.
ft^ ^ffw 1. a. To hurt, to kill.
ft(H)'ftrTfTr 9. a.To hurt ; to go ;
to howl, (w) rfff 2. a. To conceive or beer a cliild.{t>,V)Cta)r
4. d. To distil ; to fall.
<Nn (^T) 1 ./. Reproach, shame.
OjPX (*.) 1. m. The back-bone.
^VffT (T) l.f. Disrespect.
TtV o. Oozing, leaking.
<Tfs (fa:} 2. /. Usage, custom ;
oozing ; brass ; propensity.
<TfiWT (it) l.f. Call of brass.
ttfJr.jnj (wj) 1. n. Idem.
^W*Kt^l.rf.To take; to screen.
* (W) ^rfir 2. a. To sound, (v)
X 1 . d. To go ; hurt ; speak.
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^ m.War ; noise./. Alarm.

TO 1. m. A liberal man.
TO-9fnfipn W 1. /. The practice of physic, caring sickness.
WWl 1. n. Gold; iron.
VW.WTOC*:) 1. i. A goldsmith.
Wf t^ni-TJft-^Tt.) Golden.
^fas.îj (ij.') 1. m. Balaruma.
^PW-^Tft^lfTl 5. ib. Idem.
*farT (Wt) 5. , Prince slain by
Balardma.f.Lakshmi; a princess,
taken and married by Krishna.
TrfasT*)^ (*) 5. m. Balardma.
TO.WT. (V) 5. n. Excrement.
*W (-WT-^) o. Harsh, rough.
(-ffi-m-Ti) o. Bent ; diseased.
AUm (?T) l.f. Disease, sickness;
crookedness. [please.
X* (W,S)?T^W 1 . d. To shine ; to
^ ( )5./Light ; beauty ; wish ;
chatter of the Mtrina ; Rig Viia.
^*(*:-VT-^l')o.PleBBbg ; sharp ;
tonic, m. A citron ; ornament of
the neck ; tooth ; a pigeon, n.
Salt i borax ; garland ; curl in
the horse's mane ; woody cassia ; a temple ; a stomachic.
*fa(fls>^t) 2. 3./. Light ; beauty ; passion ; desire ; intent ; application ; hunger ; taste.
*Fej.*r (OÎ-T) a. Beautifying;
stimulant, exciting.
^Fspt (ir:-HT-n) a. Sweet ; sharp-
ened ; digested ; brightened.

wTqr^l-TIT-ô.Beautiral.pleasing;
sweet ; stomachic, restorative.
^.n^l"' Exquisite.
*taf*(*:-WT-*) a. Handsome.
^fqtnrTrt (Tt) 3. /, Charming

woman, with fascinating eye.
Hf^TT:(t.'-rr-<|a.WelI dressed.
Xfrm (Bi-on-Bi) a. Sweet, agreeable Etomachic.
C5;-^n-^| o. Beautiful, m. A
lover, a huslmnd, n. A tonic.
TO(A,ÔVlR 6. b. To afflict ;
to bend or break, (bj) cram5r
10. a. To hurt, injure.
5./. Sickness, disease.
TOT(<m)l./. Idem i loss ; an ewe.
Hsrr.K (;:-rT-^)a. Sickening, m.
Love sickness, n. An acid fruit.
*3-(*)KreTi 1. a. To resist or oppose; to roll for passion. (X)
^*fa 1. o.To steal, (aj) Tjzvftf
10. a. To be angry , to shine.
*3 ^rafif l.o. To strike; to. fell.
(l)rTfffl 1. d.To oppose, to resist. (X) ' TOfif I. o.To go;
steal ; be idle or lame.
TOBVtf.tQl/.A cow easily milked.
XV (*:) I. ib. A headless body
still engaged in the battle.
^fn^TT)! ./. The threshold of a
door ; field of battle ; female gobetween ; superhuman power,
^(il)!. n. Cry of birds ; any crv.
W.Vn(Vi}l. ib. Imitative sound.
âT1H (ft:-<TT-!t) a. Made vocal.
(WT^l *Tr%fil 2- a. To weep,
to cry. With "3qand to sympathize, or weep with.
T^(?U 5. /.Grief ; disease ; noise.

XX*( ("SO I - i". A dog ; a scholar.
^ff3(! o. Crying, weeping ;
b. A weeping.
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(51-31-5) a. Surrounded ; secured ; Btopped i opposed ; hin dered i besieged./". A siege.

^JHTt (Ti-an-iT) p. Weeping.
*S[5:)I.m.A name or form of Shiva ; a demigod./, (f)) A guitar.
Vt.W (ai) 1. n. Quicksilver.
^.nftlBlt) 3./. Linaeed ; Durgii.
*S.Tn*n(*n) t./ Emblic myrobalan ; Durgd or Pdrvati.
() 3./. A cemetery.
Wf.^faMfaO 2. m. Oblations of
meat made to the Rudras.
(sf)l.n. Gold.
^5-*Kli) 3./. The mother of eleven children called Rudras.
IfnOtT (t:) I.m. A cemetery.
*5T^ I. m. A tree (Elsocarpus ganitrus). n. The berry.
**TTl(flY) 3/.The goddess Durgd.
^qrret W=) I. Benares.
V^TfK (ft;) 2. m. Kdmo or Cupid.
TO {U.?)^ma 4. d. To desire,
to love ; consent to ; lament.
(*,Y*t.fa) "fa. ^ To
impede, to besiege, With
to favour ; w to guard ; "3^ to
blockade ; a Fh and (k to resist ;
q and fa to shut in.

TfsTC (t) I. n- Blood ; saffron, m.
The planet A/ars.
*fat.tnf*I*t(*?l) 5, m. A fliitjiasa.
(V) VUff 4. o. To confound.
^fifefe:) 2./. Fog. vapour.
**T(WT)l./.Tbe wife of the monkey Sugrfva; salt mines of Sambhar, a town in Ajmir.
VHtfKfi 1. m, ^mwo, or the dawn.
{m) 2. m. A sort of deer ; a

demon flaved by Shiva.
^rfl(njt;-nj:-?j) 0. Wishing to oppose or bind up, [weep.
TTf^ (W:-o : -tj)a Ready to cry or
W$ (Ijt) 2. m. Sound ; a rock.
^ (50 2. m. The castor oil tree.
*H(W>*l[fil 6. a. To hurt or kill.
(T.W) Wlfw 10. o. To shine.
^Wl (Jff-lrtit-JnrJ a. Maledictory, cursing, imprecating.
TO CT*ftT 1. a. To hurt. (*,Tt)
^mfir 4. o. /rfero ,- to be angry.
<*)m*irs IO.0.T0 be wrathful.
TO(Z) 5./. Anger; redness.
^flTT (Wi-WT-W) o. Enraged.
18 (Bi-BT-S) a. Angry.
*fir(fff:}2./. Rage.
^ (fltr.ftrj tr?fif 1- o. To grow
from seed ; to be born.With ^fa
to ascend ; with to descend ;
with Wl to mount, ride, ascend.
TO(*;->n-'*)a. Growing, ascended.
flâr (*r) I. a. A hole, a cave.
TTTT (.n) 1./. Bent grass.
(*0 5 A tree.
^WiSi^^Tji*! 10- - To be harsh.
75 -a (gr-g!-"W) a. Harsh, rough,

rugged, unkind, m. A tree.
^'QTfT (fTI) 1./. Harshness.
je (7^^1-3) a. Born ; famous ;
certain ; budded ; customary.
^S'.iin {n:-3lT-jf ) a. Absorbed in
abstract thoughts.
nfa (f:) 2. /. Birth ; growth ;
fame ; customary meaning.
ff.W=5(=53) 1- m- Word of common but peculiur use.
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^(T)wfil 10. a. To form, represent a form. With f!to discubs ; describe ; appoint,
û; (W-ÎT-Tr) Like. n. Natural
property or disposition ; form,
beauty, appearance ; colour,
m (W) 1. n. Drama; form ; figure of speech, f. Swallow wort.
OT.iraiClt) 1- Natural or inhe.
rent disposition or property.
WlTUlt) Resembling.
^ti.-iTTOir (Ti) 1. m. An owl. [ty.
^H.inT(W>. Having form orbeau^.WWAll-n-Elegance of form.
(WTi(-?jft-TTt) a. Having
shape or colour, well shaped,
^.finrf (&) 1. Deformity.
&;~%) 5 /- Beauty.
VTTWt^T W 1./. A whore.
^Hlfli* (flO 1 m. Perception or
evidence by the senses.
*urw 1. *n- Kdmadfoa.
^flnt(fl-fWt-W Handsome.
t^q] (uj: -Hi-ci) a. Handsome, n.
Silver ; wrought gold.
^qpn(V) 1.. Mint-master.
m.The castor oil tree.
^f(T 1 .a.To decorate, to adorn.

JfipS 1. m. A plant (Justicia).
farl (w:-Wl-Tf) o. Pounded; covered ; adorned ; rugged.
T inter}. Particle expressing contempt or disrespect.
(^* t ) I. A To suspect.
With to doubt.
T% (Yi-VT) 1. >"/. Doubt ; fear.
m. Purging ; an outcast ; a frog.
5. Hp Gold.
fT (Wl) 1./. Aline; deceit ;i

little : fulness, satisfaction.
CTO Cfri-W) Purgative, m.
A purgative nitre ; purging nut
plant, n. A purge.
rW(iMn)l. b./. Purging, looseness. / (WT.tfj A drug./. (wD
A convolvulus -, a croton.
Kfnv (5T>^r-fi; p. Left ; purged.
tsr (m) frvh) 1. d. To shine.
5. m. ^pni or lire.
T(W*?)^lf*,Tr l.c.To speak; beg.
T I'-*) 3. / Dust. ra. Medicinal plant Pdpar,
T.iWl(WT) I./. A sort of perfume
and medicine ; name of Jamadagni'i wife ; a sort of pulse.
^WT.ltn (Hi) 1. ra. Parathurdma.
^*fHT (n:-WI-H) Dusty, covered with dust. hi. An ass.
^.TrafÔ 1- A bee.
^.flTC I. m. Camphor.
rasiT (si) 1-/. Sand.
TIT* (if) I. . Semen virile.
CiTHfStS) 5. n. Semen ; quicksilver.
i"FJ7 (si) 1 . n. Calx of brass.
^ (*) 1. n. Semen virile ; quick-
^(W)tVfH 1. o. To go ; to sound.
iTl-IMf) Low, vile; cruel.
t^H (RIs-Ttt-W) Low ; cruel ;
miserly ; wicked, abandoned.
(ti-tl-'S) o. Low, vile, defamed, m. The letter r ,- passion, affection, [miserly, cruel.
T<S*> (^rr:-^n><E:) a. Low, wicked,
KW(U,*0 %*fi| l.d. Togo.
tu.(^W) Wl I. A To sound.
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T<W ('i) I - The lowing of kine.
I, m. A name of Shiva; an Asar or demon ; a thief.
(*) r'f 1. d. To go by leaps
or jumps ; to jump ; to flow,
(i) I. n. A conch shell with
sinistral spire, hi. Oil of the Morunga tree; a plantain ; a hog;
dust; a whirlwind; a juggler,
a enake dancer, a conjuror.
T*7T (V.) 1. m. A prince, father
of the wife of Balardtna.
rrfjj (fifl) 2. /.The wife of ifuW
TTfft (rlt) 3. /. Wife of Balardma
Krishna's brother ; the last of
the asterisms ; energy ; a cow.
^ffi.WV f*)l. m. Planet Satarn.
Klft.KV* I. m- Balardma.
**tf[n{V:) l.M. Jnem.
(fiO I. a. The fifth Jtfanu.
?TO.fl^. (:) 3./. Sun'Bwife.
(TT) 1, /. The Narbuddha river ; Kdma's wife ; Indigo plant.
*<T)t^ 1 . a. To utter an inarticulate sound j to neigh ; to howl.
a. Neighing ; howling.
L. fl. Howling j roaring.
V^TT iH-.-m-Ti) p. Neighed.
(ST) 4. m. An injurer.
^ tT*rfH 1. a. To sound,
r (tt:) 4. m.Wealth ; gold ; noise.

T31 (W-iflt-cS) a. Brazen.
OTH(Tl:)l. "- A mountain so called ; Cassia fistula ; Shiva ; a. demon ; the fifth Mtmu.
?iT(fitr(irOI Mountain Raivata.
Km (*) I. n. A hole;a boat ; a
shaking, m, Ready money; light.
TTT (jis) 1. m. Sickness, disease ;

Cost us speciosus.
TIJI.TO (W-W-) a. Diseased.
^JT.T (H: Wt-a) a- Removing disrtn.H(H!)3./.The body.
TIJ[.*TSI (5) 1. m. Consumption.
^rn.Wqm (if) 1 . n. Symptoms of i
disease or its progress.
^W.UIW (*;) 1. m. A physician.
^TJr.ftTffT (pH;) 2./ Cure.
JtJT.fufwifl (WTJS.m.Cassia fistula.
TTJT.T (**) 1. n. A medicament.
îJt-TÎ(7T) 5. m. A pli)-eician.
TTJl.** OCT-*) a. Curing.
nn.TTftfr ("(l-Mt-tX) a. Curing.
m. A physician. [A doctor.
^Tilpfffi (*!-^T[-*) a. Curing, m.
TTirrfHr^ Ofi-HT-W) rt. Sick.
^nrrHt^-ITT-^') a. Suffering pain.
TTftm (WT) 1./. Sickness.
^Tpnyfl-fir*t-fil) a. Diseased, ill.
CrTn.vqm (') 1. a. A medicament,
rT*iTû (h:) 1. m. Cure.
^TO (HJ;-n)t-nj) a. Counter- indicated i connected with disease.
XT^W (It:-*!-*) a. Stomachic, m.
Hunger, the plantain; an onion.
(5)(-WT-flt-S) a. Splendid,
pleasing ; stimulant, m. A species

of the silk-cotton tree ; onion : a
st o mHchic/(flt) Yellow pigment;
fine Woman ; red lotus ; T&5H ;
red arsenic./ (n) A crinutn.
C^fTOTCM)!/. A sort of crinum.
^r^mit (^:-5ii-^) a. Illuminated,
splendid, pleasing, m. Tuft of
hair on the neck of a horse.
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VlfaW o. Elegantly
dressed or ornamented .splendid.
itf*(f%0 6. . Light.
^ (**|J 3 /. A potherb.
^1*1 (^):-^lT-^) o. That should be
illuminated or enlightened.
?T*fil 1. o. To be mad.
Îtjfl 1, . Weeping, tears./.
Hedysarum ulhagi.
^t^jj (^:) 5. n. Heaven ; earth.
Dual. (^1) Heaven and earth.
(*lO * A ^""ki a shore.
tin* (Hi-'tt-'f) Impeding, m.
The planet Merctuy. n. Hindering, obstruction, besieging.
KWTWT (W) !./ A river.
%iOTL(*0 6 - A baLlk or shore XtSt.W WD 1./ A river.
KIH (H:) l.m. A iorfA tree. n. Offence, t run Egression, sin.
^Hf(H:)l .. An arrow ; confounding. n. A hole, a chasm.
Xjvm o. Planting, m. A
weight of metal or coin.

1. n. Placing ; planting ;
raising a bewildering of the
mind ; cicatrizing, healing.
îfinr (m-m-Tf] p- Placed; planted ; raised ; perplexed.
(h) l,n. Water, m A hole.
^m.û(il01.m.A pore of the skin.
?Tfl^SK)l.B.A chowrie, a wisk.
ÎH.iIÊ f-Ê) 1. ". Idem.
Tiwrtw) S. ".The hiiir of the body.
.n. Ruminating or chewing the cud.
^ra.>C (:-11-) o. Hair bound.

TTfl.wfa ITV) 2./. The skin.
^m.wr(TTt)l./. A line of hair extending to the navel. [ly.
^H^^-TOT-^l)a- Hairy ,woolnn.fir*TC(*0 l- m ' Horripilation.
CW.ftWUi (AT) I./. Idem.
Km.fniw (W:) 1. m A louse.
^!TC (Kt-HT-lO Hairy, woolly.
m. A ram ; a sheep j a hog.
Horripilation.
tTH.ÔT(*i)l.Fj. Idem; Suta, apupil of Vydsa ; beleric myrobulan,
a. Horrifying ; ecstatic.
TJQTV {V-j I. Horripilation.
KIBTf^n (HS-HT-IT) o. Having the
hair of the body erect, through
great pleasure, or terror.
TTiTRit iWt) 3. / A line of hair
extending across the navel.
ÎirprBt (<flf) 3./. Idem.
îilTSIH (a=) 1. m. Horripilation.
tl^T W) I./. Violent weeping.
THI^TOr (^T^TtfY-lir) p. Idem.

TPraifflB (*:-TT-^) p. Idem.
Km (:) I. A fruit ( Flncourtia
cataphracta) : moist ginger.
irl~fi? a. Distrustful,
tn. A bee ; dry arid soil.
xrt&l (r) I./- Wish, desire.
?rq(^0 ! Anger.
^*l(W:-^r-WJo. Angry, m. Quicksilver! touchstone; desert soil.
TH.nrer* (W-'W-'S) Having
eyes inflamed with rage.
?TWI (*-<iMO o. Angry.
?.>nw C?:-l!l-<) a. Idem.
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*TR (ttt-ft-ff) a. Angry.

TT* (V) 1. m. A bud ; mounting.
iroi o. Riding, m. A
sort of goblin ; rising up.
TT^.Jf (jr.) 1. m. Adam's peak.
^TT! (*) I. Semen virile ; ascending; growing. [creeper.
%T?*n (m) I. m. A tree. /. (at) A
Tift (f?:) 2. m. A tree ; a seed ;
a strictly good man.
^rfTÔl.m.Tbe Indian lig tree ;
a fragrant grass, n. Forenoon,
the time of shraddhas.
Ttfaf*Wr (lil) 1./ A woman red
with anger or red pigments.
Slfvft.Vffl (fift) 2. m- The moon.

ilftwtTWW (W) 1. m. Idem.
Xfivfa. () \. fa. Idem.
!af?y (5T)5. m. The m. /. A
deer, or doe ; a creeper.
K\frff (5T:-TTT-TT) a. Red. m. Red
colour ; kind of deer; Rdhi fish ;
a tree (Andersonia). n. Indra's
bow ; safflower ; blood.
îfVmr (nc:) 1. m. A tree (Andersonia rohitaka).
%lftll*(Y;)>> A name ol Agni ;
the son of Harishchandra. .
îftfttir 1. /- A woman red
with rage or pigments.
iltW^ iV m -) 1. Andersonia.
CTpTI lit) 5- The Indian figtree ; Rd/a fish. /. Fourth lunar Bsterism ; a woman red, &c.
CtfT* W) 1- A sort of grass,
m. fltfAi fish ; a deer. n. Ass like.
TTW Cm) ]. n. Roughness.
*fil* (*j.*t-W) o. Of a yellow
or orange colour ; dyed yellow,

n. The tartar of the teeth.
^ ((:) 1. m. The ascetic with
his staff. [disrespect.
?re (U) TrefH 1. a. To treat wilh
(W) ?TfH 1. a. Idem.
TIS(S>5t-5)a.Fearful ; sharp ; violent. m.fi.Wrath. m. Heat ; cold
season; Yama.f. Gavrl.
*T5flT (WT-si) \.f. Fierceness.
?i*.^lU (*:-!-) a. Terrific.
^tR(T (Ti-=a-^) a. Bloody.
TIU(U1:-tgr-ta)o.Silver.l. n. Silver.
hf (*) I. a. SdmbAcr salt.
TITO (Hi) I. n. Idem.

?IH.WW! C") 1. n. Idem.
KTXH (Hi-'ft-"') a. Terrific, unsteady, dishonest, m. One of the divisions of hell; a monster.
Ttfosj (10 ! m - Sandal-wood.
Tfftpt^rt-J ! . A name of Balardma ; planet Mercury. n.An
emerald, m. /. A calf.
af*<t (1:) 1- m. A sort of deer;
Jio'Ai fish. n. Kind of grass.
"I
i The twenty-eighth consonant
and third of the liquids.
V(*:)l. m. ladra; cutting. /(<B I)
Giving ; taking. /(t) Embracing, liquifying, melting.
'3* () ei^mfif 10.Q. To taste;
to obtain. [wild rice.
wqi (4)1. n. The forehead ; ear of
CP) 1- m - A tree, see neit.
WTjrq Cfi) 1. m. A species of the
bread fruit tree.
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*m ( K
lW(fi)I. mTttUnA cloth ; lac.
5. m. A lodk tree.
IffW (W) W*lfrT 10. a. To see ; to
mark ; define. With "3^ to remark, trace out ; 3 to know.
V* N-WJ) U ./. A hundred
thousand. . Fraud ; a merit.
flf(<| I . . Mark, sign \ name ;
eight ; the young brother of
Rdma, Indian crane, m. /. (TT)
Crane ; goose ; ellipsis.
wfijH (JT:-1I-'i) p. Seen, marked.

wmm (H=-Wt-tJ a. Happy, fortunate. m. The son of Daiaratha
by Sumitrd ; Indian crane, n.
Mark ; name./. A crane ; a drug.
WW WO 3-/. Sumitrd.
If^ (W) 5. A mark ; a chief.
KflK^T) Z.f.Lakihmi; fortune ;
beauty ; a pearl ; a plant.
"BWTt.JZ* (T) 1. a. The red lotus.
(IT) 1- m. FisAnu.
Vsft.ilfiKfiltja-m.^'"' ; a king ;
the clove or betel-nut tree.
WWl-wOn:)!. m.^gle raarmelos.
, S9jt-SfT('9'0 Kama; a horse ;
either of the sons of Rdma.
STtflt-S"! m - A hy.
^l^hrF^(Wlt)5.m. Bread fruit tree.
Wtjfaw (Tiw-Tnl-'nfJ o. Prcsperoua, fortunate, beautiful.
V^H(H:)l-m.Viihnu ; the mango
tree \ a prosperous man.
Wflft.'iâr m - The moon.
ÎlÎ:-^rt-*ri) a/That should be
seen or defined or traced ; having attributes, n. A mark, a
sign ; a fraud ; 100,000.
s )
âpf 1 . a. To go, approach.
(T)<Sf*fn l.o. /in*.
WW b(ii 1. o. To he with or in
contact. (T) Wfir 1 . a. To go ;
to limp, (nr) vnmTn 10 a. To
taste, to obtain.
WJT* o. Beautiful.
wf3m (TT.-m-Tt) a. Obtained ; connected with or in contact
WIT* (Ti)'. A staff; iron club.
(TO I. m. A club, etick.

S^.*W(^0"-Armed with a club.
SIT lV:-1T!-Tf) a- In contact with ;
intent on ; ashamed, n. The rising of a sign ; entrance of the
sun into a sign, m. A bard.
MU* (Wi) 1. m. A security.
Wlf.M3I(ar:) 1. m. Ascensional difference, [old.
Wfifwr 1*1) I . /. A girl ten years
*nft*)mfif lO.a. To taste, obtain. (X*)WTO 1 . d. To go ; to
fast. wafs 1. a. To be dry ; to
lessen. ("SJwTniOt lO.a.To speak;
with <SW or fir to leap over,
W?y{E) 5. m. Air, wind,
Vfz(t90 2 - * êm.
W"ft (tj 5. nt. Lightness, insignificance ; disgrace, [small.
^fSK (e-J-ST-'g) a. Lightest, very
wa (H:-S:-wMl) a. Light ; swift ;
sapless; pleasing; BnwlLm.Aloe
wood ; measure uf lime. /. (WT)
Delicate woman; alight carriage.
WJj.WTa (w:) I. m. A goat.
WH.Wfff*T(WT) l/.A small bedstead.
wairi (*;) 1, m, A kind of fish.
*T < 6
?!5-^fl*l(Tn:-7n: -?n)aLo w-minded .
wa.airwtwt) 1 m - A sort of <l uail wbwt (wr) 1./. Lightness.
Wa.-^ftl (fil:) 2. m. A drum.
wh.ttW (*) 1. m. A crinum.
^H.inj*Pt:-WT-M)aOf little energy.
wa.nfa I. m- A partridge.
jy-fir**) ln.An indifferent friend.

VJ-lff Tbe least root in
reference to additive quantities.
g.WW(4) I- n. The root of a fragrant grass (Andropogon).
WS.r^;(OT:-:) "Lightly clothed.
Wylffl (W-fik-fty a. Villainous.
jlftlWI (di) 1./. Villany.
fl.*W(W-W->H)a.Ligb.t-handed.
m. A good archer.
*^TO(-Wpr-Twt-TH ) a. Idem.
(tf) 1, n. Reducing ; contemning, despising.
a. Reduced.
WRT(wn(n1.fw*t-fH)oE 11 ting little
WWr*T<: H>TI-*) o. Temperate.
W (TD 1./. The capital of fia"an unchaste woman ; a branch.
W.^lflP* W) o.ra. Hamimdn.
TT-trfw (firs) 2. m- Rivana.
TffflT (Wt) 1./. A plant (Trigone! I a corniculata).
TT.^llf*15tt-ftriflT-ft} a. Living
in Ceyioa.m.EuphorbiaTirucalli.
OT.W (*t0 L ">. Hdimna.
riTfirl (WT> 1./. Trigonella.
W^ff (*t) 1 . /. Bit of a bridle.
VKtO * Union ; associating ;
.The tail of an animal.
9 ) W*
fw (() I. n. Leaping over;
bounding, transgressing ; fasting ; capturing ; a horse'B pace.
(V-W-'i) <". That may be
transgressed ; fasted for.
fl 1 ^ *) -*fw o. To mark.
WWTOft (T)?fW t. a. To frj' ;

to insult. (or.^T.^.n) waifn.i 6.
c. To be modest, ashamed, (aj)
?!TrofTr IO.0.T0 bide or clothe.
VS^lfw 10. a. To manifest ; shine j give ; dwell ; injure ; be strong; censure.
WBJT.*rftT(*T) 1 /.Sensitive plant.
(JT:-n-si) p. Ashamed.
wssn Shame, modesty.
fts-WO a. Shaming.
sraiT.WTftsi <ft-ft<T-flc) a. Idem.
^W^TH <fl:-HT-*) a. Ashamed.
ir.^:f?W (Tfc-flMT) a. Destituteof shame, immodest.
WSBTT^(^:) 2. m. A sensitive plant.
WWrreH,(*Ti|-Wjft-TW) a. Bashful.
wwn.fNr (:-wr-a) a. Idtm.
WW.^tl (t:-*Tf-^f ) 0. Shameless,
efeiH (Hi-HT-ii) 0. Ashamed.
SISSTT (S^Tt) 1./. (WT) Modesty.
Wg^ra 10. a. To be manifest ; to shine ; to give, &c.
(7:) I. m, A foot ; a tail ; the
end of the lower garment tacked into the waist band. f. (W)
An adulteress ; a harlot ; sleep ;
Lakshmi ; a current.
^ftm(TT) I./. A harlot.
W9 ^*f 1. a. To be a child, totalk or act like one. {a thief.
^ra(Si) I . m. A blockhead ; a fault ;
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n(i:)I.R^ contemptible man.

(TO 1 . m. A vile or had man.
W(X01.m. A horse ; a division of
music ; a wild tribe. /.Sparrow ;
Karanja ; a bad woman ; front
curls ; safflower ; sweetmeat.
w (fa) **fiT,wfir 1. 10. a.
To frolic, to loll the tongue ; to
fstir [ to p B in. (sr) iranffr 10.
a. To nurse, shake, feel desire.
a. To shine ; toss up ; speak.
(tl-'H-^) a. Beautiful.
(J:) I. m. A wretch.
"J* (*) 1. n. A sweetmeat.
5THTIflT)l./.A creeper; a branch;
a thread ; a heart pea. [plant.
in.ftwr (WI) l.f. A medical
^HT.fsTT (V*) 1. m - A snake.
WHT.m(^>) 2,m.The orange tree ;
the palm tree ; the Sal tree.
W I. m. The Silt tree.
WJfTH 1. n. A flower.
Vf'flr.iiir^ (*}) 1. hi. Watermelon.
tTpnnf*rat Cft) A creeper.
flTn.wfa (fa.-) 2. m. Coral.
CJ 8'/ Trigonella.
WiT.anNt ( 3. /. A creeper
vnMV(m) 1. m. A monkey.
WWI.*lf<l(fSO 2./. Bengal madder.
WTrr.flrTO (*) 1. a. Cora).
("0 I. W. A snake.
WflT^ (ir) I. m. A green onion.
111.** (*0 1. m. An elephant.
flflr.TSU (!) 1. n. Embraciog.
WIH.XftllW (*) I. - Idem.
tT ! J 1. The S<U tree.
^firai (Wl) 3./. A twining plant,

wfwn (IT) I./. A lizard.
W^,t*ffil 1. o.To apeak/With ^
to deny ; to address ; S to
talk incoherently ; sfff to gain ;
fir to lament ; to converse ;
fi( and a to contradict, dispute.
WW WJ1. n.The mouth ; talking.
wfqTT(?T:.?n' i 'f)a.Spoken.n. Speech.

(T.*) I. A To sound ; to
tumble. With w to hold up ;
VI to trust in ; Hr to delay.
SSW(B}!-a(T-aj) a. Gained./. A woman whose husband is faithless.
âf-RTfl (fli-m-fl) a. Successful.
afSnro (m:-*:) a. Recovered,
restored to a right mind.
aj.9I1Tt(in-1l) o. Born.
âj.yit (*:-Wt-4j Wealthy.
ID.^ (*;-*I-^J a. Blessed, having obtained the blessing.
aj.1^c5:) 1. m. A soge.
Srar.tVq (V-^n-^) a. Learned.
waj.H^K"! (Hi-m-ti) a. Successful, having attained one's wish.
3?.3V (Hi-ST-lJ) a. Recovering
mpmi (Wi-WT-rt) n. Having
found a convenient opportunity.
^5HIBra(urT-!jr) a. Having obtained the supreme spirit, absorbed.
aregrq (q:-^l-*j) a. Successful.
*ifaiT (n:-m-fl) a. Obtained.
3 wn I. d. To obtain,
(t) i LA To sound; injure; revile; gain. With "Sir to
understand, delay ; and SIT
to blame ; correct a child.
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! "-Wealth ; a solicitor ;
a horse's foot rope. [proper.
W (:-WT-rfl a. Attainable [ lit.

I. m. A lover, a gallant.
DDI (if:) 1. m. A lecher ; a tree.
mn (m) [./.Libertinism,
wmi* (*:) 1. m. A district in Coin/ ; a lecher, a libertine.
tf>l- "- A kettle-drum,
o. Spacious ; great ;
loug ; pendulous, n. A bribe ; a
perpendicular; the arc between
the pole and zenith of a place.
/. Lakshmi! Durgd ; a bitter
gourd. [pendicular.
WJ^ (HO 1. M. A section ; a per*T.ar*(;)l.m.A goat; elephant ;
gobliu ; hare ; tree ( Alangium).
W^.Î (*n) I. /. Sine or cosine.
HHWrtJl. n. Depending ; falling ;
a long necklace, m. Phlegm.
W^fiTT (T:-HT-*f) a. Depending ;
large, bulky. [palate.
Wfaprt (<ST)1./. The uvula or soft
^fispi (Yt-lfT-li) " Suspended,
hanging down. [strings.
jH"*r(*t;i. /. A necklace of seven
WSTpTOV)!.- Ganhha; glutton.
(V:) 1. m. A camel
(af) 1. n. Abuse ; getting.
WHT (HT) l.f. A chain enclosure.
wf^(ll:-WT-'n') p. Caused to get ;
applied to ; addressed ; gained ;
improved abased.
(*) 9nfh 1 . if . To go.
WW MO 1. nt. Equal time in music and dancing ; embracing ; a
house ; sport, n. Loss ; fusion.
mfll Off) 3 -/- An actress.

SrpBJg 1. m. An actor.
W* 1. a. Togo.
J^ wafa 1. a. To sport ; to loll.
(*,*) WTWjJr 10. d. To desire,
to seek, to obtain ; to sport.
Sporting ; wishing.
tew.fsi* <*l-TT-) a. Savage,
fierce, m, A camel ; a dog.
Ww(nrstw>Bt-7r)a. Shaking;
licking, lapping ; wantoning.

2.nj.Nerium odorum.
%J^H(ii) 1. . Pleasure, play, pastime ; lolling the tongue./, (*r)
A woman ; a wanton one ; the
tongue, m. The Sal tree.
Wflmn Necklace hang,
ing as low as the navel; liiard,
(*:) 1. m. The penis.
mm* (*) I. n. The forehead.
BSTrS.HS (tf) 1. R Idem.
Wrra."H [It) 1. n. The sun.
>irz.Trf (() I, a. A tiara, a fillet ; the forehead,
WT3.<SW(w)l..Open forehead.
(*r) l.f. A line on the
forehead indicating long life ; a
wrinkled brow ; mark of a sect.
Wrfa*T (an) 1./. An ornament
worn on the forehead ; a mark
on it made with sandal.
WWTU(*{-HT-*TJo. Beautiful, charming, n. A mark or aign ; dignity ;
An ear ornament.
*. Chaplet of flowers
placed over the forehead.
<WMH. (If) 5. it. A mark or sign.
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^fslJT (H:-ar-7i) a. Wished ; wanton; lively; tremulous, slow;

destroyed, a. A branch of feminine action, languid signs. / A
woman ; a wanton ; mask.
W(*:)l.m. Cutting; loss; little;
three vi'dhas of time ; a quail ;
hair, wool ; numerator of a fraction, it. Nutmeg ; cloves.

bit* (*;-WT-^) " Cutting.
WT(T01-n>.fl.Clcive tree; its fruit.
qprj Ms-WMl) a. Saline, n. Salt,
m. Sultness./. Lustre; beauty.
WTW-wrfirtf*!) 2- A sa,t miEe WT^.'9fJS(T.-)l.ni.Sea of salt water
(*0 1. w. A salt mine.
^Srm? (B) l.n. Nitre.
WT^0 1- - Saltwater.
WT(()l.(i.Reaping.cuttiDg/(*)
A coarse kind of custard apple.
9IT5ft (tfO 3-/- A creeper.
odu. Piece-meal, in piece*,
Y1(*0 t, m. A sickle.
ylVVW (#] l.n. /licm.
*rPT(ft:-fai-fr) Cutting ; sharp.
wfrl{M) 1. n. A sickle.
**(^:-^: -^.Wishing to cut.
I3^{W; 3IT-'0)n.'l'hat should be cut.
UT Wtinrfri 10. a.To be skilful, clever, or scientific.
in*t Garlick.
Vfte(4i-WT**0". Of garlic, garlicky, n. Cat's eye.
WW (t) ^fs.W 1. c. To desire.
0,H) âifit.B 4. a. Hem. ^fw is
generally prefixed. 05) WTîjfH.
10. a. To be skilful.
I . m. A dancer or actur.
WW wrefTJ 1. <r. To embrace, to

sport. (WT) WH*n?[iT '0- a- To be
skilful. With >3rr to be splendid ; f>T to gambol.
WIHT (*T) 1./. Turmeric.

wrf%wn (wtr) I./. Saliva.
WrWl(ir,X^W wrarff G. rf. To be
modest or ashamed.
a. Embraced; skilful.
Wlf 1 .m.The middle of a bow.
*afln( (ill 5. A bow.
"Wft (fci.t?0 2./. A large wave.
wrt()wfil 2. a.To give ; to get.
Wll^fl!* (WT:-V^) o. Secondary ;
characteristic, technical (a term).
WUflTO (*B;-*BT-W) a. Indicative.
Fl^T (^7) 1. /. Lac dye.
9IIflT.-iT^(î) 2. m.Butea frondosa.
BrÎ.3^r^H(-rOI-'.Red/orfA tree.
ÎWT.ag(^:)l . m. Butea frondosa.
WIlf%;fr(^;-iT,-Wi) o. Made of lac ;
consisting of 100,1)00.
*JTW( (^)wrrafiT 1. a. To be dry or
arid ; to adorn ; to suffice ; to be
able; to refuse. [competent.
WiIH(TI)WI<Wfl" 1. d.To be able or
^raT(T) 1. x. Health ; lightness ;
meanness ; frivolity.
WTTW(^) 1. n. A plough; the petree ; main beam of a house. /.
(Wit) A creeper, a shrub.
VTTWMIW*) 1- m- A ploughman.
HT.TrW (^) 1. it. Holding or
guiding the plough, ploughing-.
WTTV-IS (:) I. i. The pole or
shaft of a plough.
WflTWI.WlfiT (ffi:| 2./. A furrow.
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m. One of the 34 species of Ihc
fixed poisons./.(wMfl)A creeper (Gloriosn aupcrba).
WTfm.(l) 5. w. Balardma ; cocoanut tree ; a snake.
WV* (*) 1 . n. A horse's tail.
WITT (^t) I. n. A hairy tail ; penis ; granary ; a basket,
wrfftra (*t-ftrtfl-flf) a. Tailed.
m, A monkey, an ape.
Wr^f (T) "T=^fir I . a. To mark,
wnr wrotfn (T> w*fw 1. a. To
blame or censure ; to fry.
WtSB (Bli) 1. m.f. Grain moist. /.
or m. plu. Fried grain, n. Root
of a fragrant grass.
^T^ {-^) t, n. A name ; a sign.
WlZ(S:-Sr-i)ii. Old or worn out ;
childish. m.The name of a. country. Lance ; cloth -, fault ; chat.
m z TIW U () 1. m. Aliteration.
m {10 l.w. Speaking.
Uim (uj!-tqr-tti| n.That may he said
or spoken. [or send.
(*) qritram 10. a. To throw
~!J iff:) 1 . m. Gain, profit.
WTH-WW (w) o. Gaining. [gain.
WT.falJ (^-^1 a.Wishing to
If iff;) ' m - Pr on t Bnd !oss '
*{*") I.n. Root of a grass
* (M) I. n- Coaling.
t (T: -ÎT-'fl) a. Saying or
supplicating much. [enjoy.
(W-*T-t)a. Wishing to
wngffl 1. m.f. Ardent desire : regret ; longing ; dalliance.
Wlltftaf (*) 1. n. Sauce, gravy.
W3T (=n) I./. Saliva.

WWlftartnt-wW) a. Relating to
the forehead; vile. m.f. An attentive servant; an idler, in.
Mode of embracing.
"IBlTffg ) !
n. A hell, [ur
nsect whose
HWT.WPT (t:) 1. "i- A spider.
9lta(Vt)I- m. A buffalo./. (51)
An evasive reply.
WtfoffOlt-HT-lT) p.Loved ; coaxed.
oilfoTFII (TQ) I. a. Gracefulness.
alf"!^ (#t-%ft-fwl Coaxing,
m. A seducer. /. A wanton.
orrw*r(*trr)l/. A sort of necklace.
Vn(7:-TT)1 ../. A sort of quail ;
cutting down, reaping.
qiT* (UTi.Tii-^) a. Salted, salt.
Wltfwf*:-^-*)". Salted ; lovely,
m. Salt merchant. ;i. Salt cellar.
silsraK^SJl.ii.Saltiiees ; loveliness.
l^tO 3./. Great beauty.
'BTaWTf^tl (5f) I. n. Property of a
woman presented at her marriage, by her fat her- in-law, &c.
Wltî {W>) l.m. A buffalo.
W^C5:-f.:) 2/A pumpkin gourd.
WPT (V-^r-^) a. That should be
cut off or down. [dalliance.
WTJ (9:)!.. Dancing; pea-water;
re* m. A dancer; a peacock; an embracing./. A dancer, a harlot, n. A turret.
reS'K*n 3. /. A gimlet.
"TTSJ (W) 1. Dancing ; union of
song, dance, Stc, m.f. A dancer.
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WW* W) 1. ViieWW.
wra]T(Tf) 1- h. A put of a drama.
% (fit!) 2. m, WearineBS; loss,
end , equality ; a, bracelet.
ffTJTfl (^s) 1. m. Bread fruit tree.
fJaWT(flfr) I./. A nit.
ftrfll(qi)l./,/rffm,- a poppy seed ;
a weight of J- of a mustard seed.
fa^ I. a. To go, (It)fargffr
6. o. To write.
faw ("3:} 1. m. Writing ; writer.
faasi (*f) 1. n. Scripture ; a written document ; scarifying.
fijfJtT(1t:-flMi) a. Written ; delineated ; scarified, n. Scripture.
f%WT (W) 1- / A poppy seed ; a
weight of J of a mustard seed.
f*H IT) fflTfH l.o Togo, (fas)
fwrfafaTlfii 1. 10. a. To
paint, to variegate. With "ST to
embrace, to infold.
fojfn) 2.*.The heart, or mind. m.
A fool; a deer ; part of the earth.
filT (TJ I. n. A mark, a sign; the
penis ; the phallus ; gender ; inference or its premises ; nature.
falT* {V:) 1 . m. The wood-apple.
ftlTT(^) I Jt. Licking ; embracing.
fWT,iirn(wO l.M. Loss of mark;
loss of sight ; loss of the penis.
ftsT.*-"?* (Tt:-r-Ti) a. Having a
mark, a body, &c.
ftrr^w (TT^-snft-Tfi ) o. Idem.
faj.fli*r (*) 1. m. Wood-apple.
fT.fil*tttfl) 3./. Acheraotoes.
fWT.lfo (ft:) 2. m. A religious
impostor, pretended devotee.

fT.W(Wi)Im. A religious student.
ftlf ifal (Ji:-n-W) a. Having a

mark, body, &c.
faTTpaTitWl)!/. A small mouse.
ftnrTîr (si) 1. n. The worship of
the Linga or phallus.
fafTÎ, (Tt-fT^l-fT) a. Having
marks, signs. &c. m. A protended devotee, an ascetic, a worshipper of Iheii'nja.-an elephant.
ftrft>1 (1!) 1. m. The dress of a
slink nl, or mendicant.
T<9\ (W,=I.^T.1,^) f>Blf*,ii 6. C.
To increase or add lo ; to anoint,
smear, plaster.
ftnr(Tri) 1, m . Smearing.
fwfT (ft*-*) 2- 3. /. Writing in
general ; painting ; smearing.
rf<t.qf*(%:)l.m.A scribe, a writer.
ftrfirai [m) I./. A writing.
fwft.'srr. (t:) l.M. A writer.
fwfi!.5I(5i-UI-'W)iiWho can write.
farpMpBJl Materials for
writiog, or painting.
feH (S:-HT-3i) a. Smeared; envenomed ; united with.
ftfjflf(ff:) 1. m. A poisoned arrow.
fwjT^TT (*Tr-i^-ra) a.Anointed ;
touched ; defiled. [hands.
fT?VW (W-Wr.^rjo.Having dirty
four W) Wish, desire.
faffliT (TB-W-tI) a. Coveted.
f%V t^Jr-'W-^) a. Desirous.
foiq()q:)l.in. Smearing, anointing.
ft"*!* (3:) 1. M. A lecher.

fw*r"r(*0 1. m. Lime tree; ass.
fwf* (f*:-it) 2. 3./. Writing.
ftfy.1R:(T3)l..A scribe, a writer.
fwftVC (V) l.M, Htm.
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ft^ firwrii 4. a\ To leasen or become less, (n) fasfff

6. a. To go, to approach.
hra(Ti)l. m. A dancer, an actor.
fa* (W) 53f3,9fiTr 2. e. To lick.
T- (W.w) wt*w 4. \ (ft) fwrifa
9. o. To join, to be in contact,
to obtain, (fif) W^f ^nfflfa
10. a.To melt. With ^1 to waste
away ; with WH to jump ; with S
and fa to acquire.
(ft (WW 3-/- Embracing.
wtwt (fjl) l./.Anit.
WT(W1) l././<fem.
(Wi-Bt-d) o. Eaten ; licked.
WtW-SW o. Rejected after being tasted.
*tWT(WT)l./. A lick, a taste.
^Ti (Wi-Wi-si) P- Melted; embraced ; absorbed in j left.
^twr (Wi) I./. A branch of feminine action proceeding from
loTe ; play, sport, dalliance.
vfol.WW <:-wr-*f) PlayM.

Wf(ir;-HT-7i) jj.Done in sport,
(Si) 3./. A wanton.
WlWIWIW (WJ 1. . A pleasure
ground ; a garden. [reaping.
(SI:) 2. m. Cutting, shearing ;
W^(T)Wlfir I. o- To cut, pare.
(qr)5.nt. Gutting off, rejecting.
fW lH;-m-7}) p. Cut ; pealed.
{W,T) WW?* 10. a. To give ;
injure; be strong; dwell ; shine.
W^("?.)WT3fjr,W 1. C, (*) sj^fw
4. o. To stir ; be in contact ; to
roll about, irzft 1. a. To oppose ; strike again ; shine. (WJ
vrafri 6. a. To embrace, (v)

WfWfv 10. a.To speak; sbine.
(ftr.T) w^fa w'Sflfif l. 10. a.
To steal, plunder ; disobey.
wseiafif 1. a. To knock down ;
(W) Wnrii to oppose ; (n) ^sfn
to be in contact, to rest on. 1 . d.
and 6. a. To roll ; to flow, (if)
WTB^lfir 10.n.To rob ; (TiW^ftl
To be lazy; repel ; move ; steal.
â*T(i) 1 -n.A horse's, or person's
rolling himself on the ground.
wfari (T:--m-Tr) a. Rolling on the
ground, m. A rolling horse.
WZ Tfw 1. o. To agitate; to
churn, (v) Wfn 6. a. To cover ; 1st and 6th to be in contact, adhere to, rest on. (,T)
^"jtfil 10. o. To be agitated;
to plunder, to steal.
W3W(Wt)l- m, A sort of potherb.
WW (^l) 1./. A horse's rolling
himself on the ground.
VWW(Wl)l.l. A robber or thief.
WVrM J In. Rolling on theground.
CV) I. /.Idem.
WI (.:} I. in. A crow.
5P<it (4t) 3. /. Rolling about.

Pfi (^t) 3./. Acting rightly.
^&T)?!^fJ!l.a.To h r t. to afflict.
^PT (n) JtHftf 4. a. To disturb, to
perplDX,(R,I,^[,W,W,Tr) WrfH,
W 6. e. To cat off; to rob.
SpT (K-flT-tf) a. Cut off: gone. n.
Booty, plunder.
HWI (31) 1-/. Disappearance.
ÎT.fq'SRW. fto* (l!-*n-f) a. Deprived of funeral rites.
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(T.f%) ^*rfMfil 1 . 10. a. To
hart, to afflict. 10th. To disappear,
sw(ai:-a)t-af| n.Covetous, greedy, m. A hunter; a lecher.
TW (Ji) t.ffi. A hunter; d libertine; a covetous man.
wglf!r 4.n.To covet.(w) f7T
J 6. a. To bewilder. With s or ij
To attract, allure. [luded.
wfa* (">7iT-tf) a. Perplexed, de*jnfT(ffi) I./. Plundering.
5pH.n*fif I.a.Tostiror agitate :
to be in contact.
(1:) 1. m. A buffalo, [lous.
wf<i<f (W:-Wt-W) a. Shaken, tremu<m\ Cftr) irefii, w^fti 1. 10. a.
To roo ; to hurt.
^TO(w:jl. m. An elephant in rut.
^(r,ft) WHlffT.^lS 9. c. To cut.
mn(lrT)l/.A spider;an ant; in-
flammntion from n spider's nrinc.

*rfnm (^r) l./. /Vm.
(n:-in-sf) / J . Cat, wounded.
m. An animal ; a species; a wound, what is cut.
5Tf=r (firr) 2./. Cutting, reaping.
vTH (w) I. a. A tail ; a hairy one.
^H.fafl "I- Any animal that
stings with its tail, scorpion, &c.
wTlffT I. a. To Bdorn. (aj)
To hurt; to steal. *"
WflftT 1 . a. To put away.
?<3C3:)I.MJ.An epistle or letter ; a
god./. Line, writing; painting.
aj*<*0 I. m- A writer ; a clerk.
*m(*f) 1 .n. Writing ; leaf or hark
for writing on ; vomiting ; scrap-
ing the tongue ; scarifying, m.

Reed for pens. /. A pen.
SPHT.TPB (fiSHJ 2. /. Use of eneft?i{W-)l- m. A letter carrier;
one who signs by a mark.
^PSiftq (ty-irr-^J a. That should
be written, n. Plaint; defence.
^W.<qH iw:) 1. m. Indra.
%S.YPC(t:) I. . A letter carrier.
Sftj (TTJ-WT-W) r. Written.
3*fl W-*jrr-0 a. That may be
or should be written, n. A letter; manuscript; drawing; written accusation or defence.
nmm (*r:-*I-nj) a. Epistolary.
(TT;--ni-7i") l.o. Written,
executed in writing. [pencil:
i-SH.^firan (an) I./. A brush, a
^T"fl-<P1) 1- A sheet ; a letter.
af.TO(I:}l.i. A palm tree. n.
Leaf of the palm tree, &c.
SPSTTOT (TO 1. m. Written document, [counting boose.
<B.Vni l>r) l. n. An office, a

m^T^S (^:-3r-5) a. Recorded.
^.(WMtjj 1 . d. To go, approach.
So- (ifijl. m. Plastering ; mortar ;
food ; a stain. [plasterer.
^prar (qri)I.n. A bricklayer, a
i^pm ( <*t 1 . n. A smearing.
fln.WlOnt (if)) ,i. m. An ancestor
of the 4th, 5th, or 6th degree.
snj.vsi (w ) 5. ffl. Idem.
Rl*r, (ift-fqsft-fq) o. Smearing,
m. A plasterer or bricklayer.
(W-HI-oJ) a. That should be
plastered, n. Plastering.
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#WBfl (if,) 5. m. A plasterer.

^Sir%<t) 3./- A doll, a puppet.
q.*t(^ft) 3./. A woman perfum ed witb unguents.
%flT (^0 1. m- A worm in the
stomach, tape-worm ; a serpent.
^rftr*Tr(W:)l. m. Shiva ; a snake.
a. Licking, rolling the tongue.
n(n:)l.m -Small, little, sronlliiess,
ÎH () 2. m. A clod of earth.
%aV(W0 ! A Imrrow.
(*:) I.m. Elephant rider.
1. m. Food ; licking.
^T?*T (si) 1. n. Licking, tnsliug.
wfitT. (Tt-fT^-t^) a. Licking.
it< (*) I.M. Borax.
9^H^J:-^JI-^j)a.'riiHt may be licked, n. The food or beverage of
the gods, ambrosia ; syrup.
*(wlhlf'il.a.To move; to command ; to embrace ; to pound.

l*(,^)^raifif 1 . d. To see. (*)
THRtf<l To speak ; to shine.
m. Man ; a world ; people ; sight ; an element.
MtW.flpi (TT) 1. m. Creator.
WtW.ÔT ("3:) 2- Tne snn wrar.fTI (*|.) 5. nt. Conqueror ol
the world ; a Bauddha sage.
WT^-WW-f^^ 1 ?^ -W-W )fl . K n owing the world.
5Tt*r.îI (4-<t) 1. n. 3. /.Three
worlds, heaven, earth, hell.
W*.srm I.m. A sovereign.
^nrsftil(q:-*jr-i;) a. Visible.
%W.ira('B0 1. m. A king, a sovereign ; a divinily.
!V.5(7T? (^:) 1. m. Common report, current saying.

"ii^r .afa5(5:-5T-3t) a. Notorious.
irrar.î-nj^ (* : ) I. m. The sun.
WH.Ml^ (:) I. m. Cause of
creation, the Creator.
[T.vn (Ttl) t./. iaisimi'.
ÎS.î^T (Tir) I./, Usage, prac
tice ; traffic ; intercourse.
tfi 1. n. Popularity.
^ras.WT^T {-Hi) I. n. The sun v
WI.>fn(!) I.m, Rumour.
%l9t.-5ira I. m. An outcaste.
wnr.fnm (g:-Kr--e) 1. m. /. .
Condemned by the world.
rm.fa^rl (fli-m-TT) o. Known ;
heard of every where, [fame.
^Tfir.finjfiT (f*P) 2. / Rumour,

(-tf) 1- n. Worldly or trifling intercourse. [ing.
$raTnr^(iin) 5. m. The all-pervad^TTTfiriHl (cJj)'l. n. Government.
SffiTWir l<) 1. n. Another world.
#repT:.anr (Wi-Wt-lf) a. Dead.
^TTPflT.ara (tt-JP>ltl o- J'dem%r*TOff (H) The atheistical
philosophy taught by ChdrvdMa.
3 Hitjfrra (Wi) 1. m. A follower
of the CAdrvdka doctrine.
<9I j^Kfcs) t .m. A mountainous
belt supposed to surround the
seven seas and bound the world.
irrfa?! (fli-aT-tf) p. Seen, beheld.
fjl%r(W:) I. m. Brakmd ; a king,
an emperor; a Jaina sage.
WT%Tre(^J I.m. Idem.
^tl+ Ml (11) 1 . /. A female
deity peculiar to the Jamas.
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WW* m. Supreme lord.

W<f (W) Wît 10. <i. To Bee ;
to view. (W) enpjffr 10. o. To
apeak, to shine. With to investigate, to consider.
SlWlfO ) H. A lump of flesh
or meat ; pupil of the eye ; stibium ; wrinkled eye-brow ; ornament of the forehead ; bow ;
string; folly ; slough of a snake.
(*f) 1. "/. The eye.
WTîrra^ (V) 1. m. Ophthalmia.
in^.*iSI(T:) 1 .m.Celosia cristata.
JTOTO*T(*:) I. m. Idem.
(*) îzfrr 1 . o. To be made.
9ltl (fj 1. B. Rolling about.
Wirt*) #i*fjr 1. o. Wm.
WTI|(m-ff)l. w. Plunder, stolen
goods ; tears ; a sign, a spot,
l.n. Plunder.
#T(1:)l Symplocos rucemosa.
^TH (Vi) I. m. Hem,
anj (if) 1 . m. Rejection ; erasure.
^TUI (in) I./. Wife of Agastya.
rqrT (*!) 1. m. A jackal.
^TTTTO (*:) 1. w. Idem./. A for.
drafStf (*0 m - ^gastya's wife.
%mffl.*fil (ft:) 1. m. Agastya.
Snrtu* (*:) 1. A jackal./.
(firtrO Idem ; a fox. [erased.
CT<H (Djr-mT-ni) a. That should be
WTK(lf-tfr) l.n.3./. Plunder, booty.
%TW (fl;) 1. m. Covetouaness.
%T.fflf*Tf(W-fl!-rt) Allured by
cupidity. [covetousness.
Sffl.ftW Free {rom
WtWTWe (U-IT-tf) o. Attracted by
covetousness.
^rftnr pffV-ftrfr-fil) . Coveting.

WTW (M:-Wr -M) . Desirable, m.
A bean (Phnseolus mungo).
Win m. A tail ; a hairy one.
%m.nr<i (i:) I. m. A hare.
int.^Tt^) 1 ' Pore of tne fitin #tlT.imf)l.* Falling of the hair.
%Tfl^(W)5.n.Thehair of the body.
(*0 1. ">- King "f Anga.
#nrqrtr.gfl (ft) 3. /. Champa,

Bkdgalpur, capital of ^njo.
Vn,fn()l,n. An animal whose
hair is poisonous, as the tiger.
WfWK (W:-HT-'f) o. Hairy, woollen.m.A ram; a celebrated sage.
/.A fox ; name of several plants :
a demigoddess , a Shdkim; green
vitriol ; orris root.
Wmn.vWnT (sfT) 3./ Glycine.
WHlt.marmt:) 1 .m- The pole-cat.
ra.TC (*:) 1. m. The emerald.
SHI.tW C) I- Horripilation.
m. Father of Sauti the narrator
of the Mahdbhdrata.
^nn.ifH (<T)5, m. Yellow orpiment.
a. H air-destroying.
WIBr* (v) I. i. Horripilation.
Anrrfarr (ot) i./, A fox.
r*T (5Ji-W[-w) a. Shaking ; desiring./. The tongue i Lak*hm>.
Sra.fsiW (V-'Wl-V) a- Insatiable.
are AT (tit) I./. Fickleness.
4lWWT*r(1:-'rl-*i)p. Rolling about.
3lWff* (fi:-fej:-*VF) o. Having a rolling eye. So OTY^TC
VJlfrCtWD I./. A sort of sorrel,
^|ffl3 (TTI-HI-Tl) o. Shaken.
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W5TT (V:-HMf) H. Very desirous

or covetous. [or greedy,
wraw (:-WI-H) a. Very cupidinous
^Hi^T (Ti-Tro) a. Cutting much,
^rraur (*rr) l.f. Determine ion to
cut or destroy.
9tf5T)IW(VIH-'(-rfT--q7Tj a.Resalved to cut.

WT()W!li 1 .d.To lieap, collect.
Qf (Tj-<)lJ.. A clod of earth.
n. The rust or filings of iron.
WTITir I. m. A harrow.
(TO I. . Idem,
mzw (V:~^!-V)a.Made of a clod.
WTff.^T (ff-f^Tl-f^) a. Clodbreaking or destroying.
WIE (CO 2. m. A lump of earth.
TT(V-^)1 m.n.Iron ; any metal t
a weapon ; aloe wood ; blood.
m. A red coloured goat.
ilT.3i'BW(<l":)l'>i.A thorny shrub.
î.*rwi(in) I. n. The load-stone.
T^.*1 , C WO 1- m. A black-smith.
m^.^S (5jl.fi. The rust of iron,
or the filings of iron.
Wâvi (i'j 1. n. lion filings,
"-r 1^-31 (W) I . n. Hell metal , rust,
VHT.fnn (ft) 5. m. The diamond.
-Hr^.îT* (4) I. n. A hell.
^T^lfirT^TD 5. in. Boras.
#r?.tra(Wl| 1. m.Au iron arrow.
i?8 (W) 1. m. A heron.
WTT.gfinrf (HI) 1./. An image of
%r*.*HI(5:-*-i) o. Made of iron.
^n*.HfTO(*-)l.'- A plant (Achyruuthes aspera).
WiT.ÎW* 0*) l.n. Silver.
I aTJÎW-sn-^lo. Lisping ; irony;

iron. m. Chief ring of a chain.
iriY.T* (t) i- . Gold.
^M^.^>j|W (^1 5. n. Iron mail.
A hell ; iron pike.
T*.*J 1 (*:) I. IB. Borax.
SreTfSK(T:) I. m . Lustration of
arms before a campaign; ridorning and worshipping of soldier's weapons,
J3tVTf*ror (*:) 1. m . Idem.
ai^rfiHf (^) I . n. Goat's flesh.

#Tr^rr 1./. A sort of large
shallow bowl of iron, or bound
with iron, for washing rice, &c.
srrfVw (Bi-BT-Wl-Ti) a. Ked. m.
Red colour ; Mars ; Ruhi fish ;
deer ; snake, demigod ; sort of
beans form of army./. (htJWoruan red with anger or paint ; a
creeper, n. Blood ; saffron ; saneTfafraK^r-ffPST-*)!. m. A ruby ;
Mars. it. Calx of brass, a. Ked.
SrrfafT.^ST () 1 . n. Saffron.
Wfan.*lfTi5>l(^T) l.f. Red chalk.
WlfwiW (:-W-^) 1. m. Vishnu;
the cuckoo, a. Red eyed.
^rlTHTT (TO I. M. Planet Mars,
lfÛIsrJI(i;-Tl-T) Um. An ichneumon, a. Ked faced.
îf?fl'11.(^:) 5. n. Copper.
%Tf*fli (Htj 3. /. A woman red
with anger, or painted red.
îfrfld (ifj 1. n. Gold.
UlSKHjfflJR (:) 1. m. An atheist,
a Bauddhu. [current, worldly;
^rf*^ (:-"ft-) a. Mundane,
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Ht131(W.-'raT-al a. Mundane, &c.
rc(X0 1. "". Iron/.m)Iron pot.
r.TO (yti) 1. m. Imn chain.
TV.wro OB:) 1. m. A pestle and
mortar, usually of metal.
|fau 1) 1. Fickleness.
UrT-W (wp 3./. A sort of caldron,

irrrrnr"! (inr) 5./. An iron boiler.
HlfafTfiT:) I. m. Trident of Shiva,
#!f^t* (fltr-Hr-*) o. Reddish.
wfil*(*-tfr) 3./. Redness.
m. A male river ; the ocean,
(fir) fwinfli 9. a. To unite,
(fill f^TWifa 9. o. To go [ to
unite ; to obtain.
v The 29th consonant ; last letter of the liquids.

V ffi)l. m.Air ;the arm ; Varana ;
his residence ; shaving. /. (TT)
Going ; injury ; arrow ; weaving, n. Incantation to Varana.
"in(H : ) 1. m.Ruce, family s ossemblage ; bambu ; spine, m.f (^t)
A pipe, a flute ; bambu manna.
JtJt^',f 0 1. in, A email fish ; large
sugar-cane. ir/.(ip*,fir*T)A]oe
wood./, (îi) A pipe, flute.
*K.W* (Ht) 1 . m- Flocks of cotton
floating about in the air.
a. Making or increasing a family. [ted race.
4 IT.i|fTrt(W:-fnVfJl)<i.Of celebrasnr.fl^:)!. m. Decliue of a race.
tfW.WI^t <it) 3. /. The manna of
the bambu.
"ît.^ftB (^) I. it. A genealogical

table or list, family history.
Vir.W(W:.n)l . m.f. Bambu roanna. a. Of a good family.
SH.HK (K'-^r-O a. Upholding a
family ; holding a bambu.
^H.lf'rI^n(WT) I / A pipe, flute.
^'n.VWWjl- n. Yellow orpiment.
m. A small fish.
TO.iiTwtrT OCT) l.f. Lineage.
Sii.irrs(J(3g)l.n. Hereditary estate.
*J!.?miWl)l/ Bambu manna.

*wwrw(rr) idem.
i) i .n. Increase of family.
*H.fTaf* (fir.) 2. /. Family, de*cent ; a clump of bambus.
>fir.ftTI*(5:-gT-*)oOfgood race.
sfn.afwf*) 2 / increase 01 family.
*r.iraT*T (n) I./. Bambu pipe
used for the lute ; piece of bambu used for a pin, bar, Sc.
TR.WrqTC(t::)l.>n- Family usage.
JmitH (T-.-^T-W) o. Without family, kiudreii or relations.
TUTU (Tj) 1. n. Shoot of a bambu.
wra^ftif (?f) 1. s. A pedigree ;
genealogical list, or history.
^Ht^^l 3./. Genealogy.
sffWflT 1. m.f. Aloe wood.
a. Of a family ; of a bambu.
^hStHTH: H J. A piper ; Krishna.
X'n (W:-Hn-W)a. Of good family.
m. Son ; a scholar ; kiogsman.
*fC3 (S>ST-8) a. Very much.
^wj*rr*r-*rat Ô idem.
1* (T>) I- 4 To be crooked ; lo be wicked ; to go.
*W (651 ) vnr
W (:) 1. m. A crane ; JEschynomene grandiflora ; a demon ;

Kuvfra; chemical apparatus.
*vJ*rftWT(T}l-/.A sort of fish.
W.finf (W )5.i.A name of Bhima.
WW.WWM-<. Com pound perfume.
^*.fttBXf (*0 Bhima.
WW-F"! (10 1. m. A tree.as

W.eft {fni) 1. m. A hypocrite.
Wff.!ifjl^(iil)5jn. A false devotee.
WiJWTfaii ("?t> 5. m. A lotus.
ra.^vrrfa'f a.m. A lotus.
rt (*) 3 /. a son of thb.
'JfflllO A plant, (mimusons
elengi). /. A drug KdkoU.
wi^T (WT) I. /. A small crane \
H branch bent by the wind.
w%T3(H 1. m. A crane.
*W<V) TWnt.d.To go.
mtm (*:-*n-*l) a. That may or
should be spoken ; vile ; dependant, n. A rule, saying, epeel^.
TJWTI (m) I./. Blame; nature
f what is said. [speak.
l?li*ra (:-HT-iJ a. Wishing to
*1I (WT-lfi-TI) a- Speaking, elo79 1. n. Mouth or face ; sort
of garment ; a metre.
im-TS* ("CO I. m. A tooth.
TH-W (:) 1 . m. A brahman.
1. . A musical wind instrument.
f.7T (;) 1, m. Gan&ha.
Vtf.n {\.) i. ib. A bag with corn
round a horse's head.
*H.wfVr(Xt) 5.W. Pungency.
*W-irrfnw (1(1) 5. m. A lime.

TW(T;) 1, m. Saliva.
S(TS:-flri-li) a. Crooked ; cruel ;
dishonest.B.The winding course
of a river or waterfall, m. Saturn ; Mars ; Shiva.
TO.VYdO 1 .m.A sabre, scimitar,

srST.Ttfnw (flt-ffl'PNffl) a. Going
crookedly ; dishonest.
tfli.'qts; (j:) l. mi. A camel.
(:) 2. M. A parrot.
wwanftlH./. Crookedness ; craft.
flW.ffW (W; ) I. m. A parrot.
(f> 1-w.Ahog.
HW.^TS (W:) I. m. A low or depraved man ; a parrot.
WW.JfTfass (*:) 1 . m. An owl.
*W-3^(^0 I.*. A dog.
4flT.3*l (H) I. m. A plant (Sea.
*W.*T<Bfa (f;) 2. m. A dog.
t.HfvfT (Hi) L. n. Evasion.
WBjm (:) I. ib. Flight.
=n*.'* (IF) l.m. A hog.
TfWpl {V) 1. n. A plant, Beta.
VfVW (T:)\.m. A goose, ruddy
goose ; swan. [ly, lying.
^fa(fa:-fl:-fsr)n.Siicaking fuleesfasilaDfi.m.A Jaina or Bauddha.
wfssH (:-fll-T) a. Jtent. [craft.
Tftnm(WI)5. n. Crookedness;
**rt.*{* (d) 1. n. A bending.
T5tww (Wi-ITMi) a. Bent.
rtt.Wm (*) 1. m. Curvature;
crooked nature or design.
w*jrtwia(Tt: -in-ti) liellt > dishonest.
srilfaKfilO 2./. Equivoque, evasion ; pun ; bint ; sarcasm.
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wf8*T(*i)l/.SuppreB 5 etl smile.

TO wfn I, a. To be angry ; to
accumulate.
W-TOffrft (fl) 3, /. Wife of
the bosom.
Sfl^CBjl.n.The breast; the chest.
Vim (q:) 5. n. Idem. m. An OX.
TO.WB (tf) 1- The breast,
araim pi)l> The femule breast.
ar%T^{) 1. m. Idem.
TOinWtVl-fT-VlP- Said . described .
^ (T)^wfir 1 To go or mote.
5Hf 1 . o. To go ; to limp.
vn% m. Bathing ; ablution.
TU (Hi) 2. in. A speaker.
T (W) 1 . <f. To go ; blame ;
begin ; move swiftly,
^ff (WO ' m - Bend of a river ;
obliquity ./.Pummel of a Baddle.
Trfi^CWr} 1. m. A thorn.
TâCKF-W Crooked, bent.
'fiE (filiO 2- m. A rib ; frame of a
thatch ; musical instrument.
Vg=* (if) ]. n. The groin.
V% CfO 2. /. A small arm or
branch of the Ganges.
iTi'jf j I n. Lead i tin. m. Bengal ;
cotton ; the egg plant.
arTfl (*0 1. m- The egg plant.
Vf.UW.W (W) 1. n. Brass.
*T.ihr(|:) A plant (Sesbana grandiflora).
TTlft(ft:) 2. in. Yellow orpiment.
VTW (WT) l.f. A mode of music.
^(w)Tfjfl 2.a. irreg.To speak, to
tell. With s to begin to speak.
VI (V.) 1 . w. A parrot. /. (MI)
Orris root ; Turdus salica.
iW-W-K) Talkative ; eloquent, m. A brahman, [a rule.
jrqi!(sr) 1. n. Speech; asentence,

**&t.W*{K-~X\'i!l-t)a. Speaking.
obedient.M. Author of a precept,.
Tîr.KrH (r:) 1. in. Discourse.
TOT.HrfTH (*-ft*-ft) Compliant, yielding, hnmble.
TTfT* fu* (:-!-) o. Contrary
to a text or precept.
TMH.fTOS (^0 1- m. Contrariety
to precept.
TMI.sqfiB (tfliO 2./. Distinctness
of the test.
(V:-Hf-V) a. That should
be spoken ; censurable.
^JTl^fll(cir)3/.Rumor ; scandal.
yîl.Tjm (^) 1. n. Mere assertion.
^qjf.KJT ((ij 1. n. Ilepeated declaration, [obedient.
^T.ffflif (!-rt-li). Complaint ;
(?P) 2. m. Offence, fault.
TTO(^tt) 5. n. Speech, voice.
7"^S': C0-<Hf) a. Obeying.
grw Tarfa I. o.To go. (aj)gTsrqf?T
10. a. To go, make, prepare.
^(W'-'iil l.m.n. A thunderbolt;
a diamond m. Astrooomical Yoja./.fW^DEuphorbia.a. Hard.
mm (*') 1. n. A sort of salt
(3:) 1. tn. Hanmni'm.
Q^.a^*" (:) I. m. Euphorbia.
^.^TTis.Jirai^t (^t) 3./. A hell.
^.CnfWJytfl)5.D>.B<nWAo sage.
5.^l^(r) I. n. An alkaline earth.
TW.fIW (ft) 5. . Garuda. [der.
m.mT(l) I./. A clap of thun(*:) I, rl A Jaina sage.
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W-UÔ*) 1- m - Gaaisha, Gamda; a vulture; a musquito.

TO^Ta (n:) 1. m. A hog ; a rat.
*q.^m<*0 > A rat.
JFfl.S fjji) 2. m. Euphorbia.
si^.S* (Hi) I. m. /oem.
TOWCCO 1 Intra ,- /ai'ne sage.
^r?.fipfT*(*:)l. m.Clap of thunder.
^.flW* (V) 1. m. Idem.
^.-qiftj (fa:) 2. m. inrfro.
Sfl.Tra (Hi) 1. m Fall of a thunderbolt, stroke of lightning.
^TJJtCjl. n.Sesamum blossom.
W.Û (V.) 1. m. Death by light^S.H^S:-^-*!) a. Hard, adamantine ; hard hearted.
(*) l.m. A hog.
**.*wt (Wt) 3./. A sun flower.
t.TKiyl(Tt)3/A female personification of Maya or unreality.
TO-VTVT(*T) */* A f= ma '= deification among ihe Jainas.
<m4m (|i-1T-*i) a. Brawny,
hardy. [mant.
m.TO (T:-^T-<) a- Hard as ada(ffl:) l.m. A Jaina sage.
^rT9ra(w:) l . m. Thunder- stroke ;
sudden calamity.
VHTT (TO Lm. A anake. (Tt) A
sort of grain (Coix barbata).
^St (wO I. m. A stone, chalcedony, precious opal. [cation.

TOTwre 1. m. Cross multiplifll<(tl (^;-ST-î) a. Armed with
thunderbolts.
TOTUfT (ft') 2. Mi In dra 's thunderbolt.
irftpT (*t)5,m. Indra ; Jaina sage ;

a buffalo.
Wl fa) **fir 1. o. To go. (fbjr,*)
T^TT.flTT to deceive, to delude.
(W:) 1 .m.A jackal ; tame ichneumon; a deceiver or cheat,
a. Crafty, cheating, fraudulent.
VVQ [*(') 1. <" A rogue.
m (W) 1. n. Cheating, fraud.
Hifal a. That may be
tricked, or cheated.
wrwfr(Tr:-<TT-?f)fl.Tricked, cheated.
3W(W:-^-fli)a.Crafty, fraudulent.
*Vl (W;-II-J) That may go ;
that may be cheated.
Vev (:) 1. A tree (Dalbergia
ougeinensis) ; cane ; sort of
bird./. Cow giving much milk.
*l[5!.frri (V) t. m. The ratan.
rrt (fi*) irefw 1. 10. a. To surround. (u,T) Wfu 4. b. To
tie; to divide. (T.') T^HflT
10. a. To divide out. .>
1Z ^-it-Z) l.m. The large Indian fig tree ; a circle ; pulse ;
(3>z)/- . A string.
H&S (*:) 1. m. Vake ground and
fried in oil or butter ; a weight
of 8 mashas./. *fzT A pill.
(*r) 1. /. A plant (Aletris
hyacinthoidesi.
^ZK (<C!-^1-^') a. Wicked ; slippery.
in. A cuck | a thief; a turban ;
a mat; a grass ; churning stick.
TC.*rfaai(r-fa^r) 5. m./.A sort
of demigod uttending Kuve'ra.
*zt*k (K>i t. m. A cord or rope.
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m4tvi)l- n - A notorious thief,

vf* (ft:) 2. m. A sort of tick or
body louse. - [circular.
TfaT (it-fsifl-ft) a. Stringed;
*K 2.m. A BrnAmacA Jr/, student, a youth ; a flower ; Bignonia Indies.
l.m. A lad, or youth fit
for investiture.
V>>Vt* (*>I. Investiture with
the brahmanical thread.
TO itafw ]. fl.To be large or able.
ft.*) TWT 1. d. To go alone.
VSK (T:-Kr-T) a- Vile ; stupid, m.
A fool ; a physician ; water pot.
a (*) tow I. fl.To partition, to
share ; to auiround ; to cover.
(ST)-f"3*)Ffr 10. a. To share out.
* wfa (fvi-wT) 2. 8. /. The wooden
frame of a thatch ; a room or
awning on the top of a palace.
WWW (w:) I. fa. An elephant.
WTt (Wl) 1 . /. Pulse ground and
fried with oil or butter.
*f*H (H-Wf 1. n.f. A fieh hook,
w* (*i-WMf) a. Large, great.

() wwfw I. a. To sound.
"W^ 4wfn ] 0. o.To partition out.
WW (^.J 1. in. A part ; an unmarried man ; handle of a sickle.
W*PW (*:) 1- >"- A share.
WVT (w)l.n. A dividing amongst.
T'S'lll (Jjt-wt-'i) fl- That may be
divided, or distributed.
WJfi ; )l. m. An unmarried man ;
a dwarf; a javelin.
TOTlT:)i.m.Thc new shoot of the
palm tree ; sheath of the young
hambu; a goat's rope ; a breasf;

a dog's tail ; a cloud.
TO 1. m, A man who is circumcised or haa no prepuce ; ox
without his taiI./.;'ar)Unchaste
woman, a. Maimed ; impotent.
TOt(tt)lJ.A niggard ; a eunuch".
TOTW[Wi ) 1 .m. A description of conflict [ a boat ; a spade, a hoe.
WW adv. As, like.
WW (Ht-WI-lf) a. Uttered ; asked:
inter;. Ah, oh.
WW9 W 1 -m.Aa ear-ring ; a crest".
JHI-a(1:)l.m.The name of a sage.
wifflT (WI) \.f. A cow miscarrying from some accident.
^TW(lj) l.H.Tlie breast. m. A calf ; a
year.(nj:-iBI)ni./.A tender terin
used to children and scholars.
QlQtf, m. A calf ; a child ; a
plant (Wrightea).
Tm.TtHlT-tf) . Anxious about
a child. /. One anxious after
her young.
WW-** lW:) 2. m. A master.
Wlptft (***> 3-/. Calfs rope.
WfQflT t*;:) 1. m. A steer.

Wffl.WVH(W) ln '- An active poison.
Witf*t(W:)l."i.A calf or cow keeper.
WflB.WWW (w") 1. b. The name of a
city in the north of India.
Wcfl* K:) I. nt. A year.
iqtm*(i)lM.Morjtta Ph&lgvna.
m^m (Jf^fT-*) a. Affectionate,
kind. /. One anxious for her
young, it, Affection, fondness.
>IiWin <W!) 1./- Affection.
^!BT$\(fll)3/A kind of cucumber.
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Y*VpC4t(4tt 3./. A plant (Menispermum gtabrum).

tufa (Tt:-V\-1) a- Fit or proper
fur a calf. m. A cowherd.
c.To inform, speak, tell -, ubide.
With *W to speuk after ; Wl
to censure ; ^fw to salute,
to explain ; f"T to speak out ;
^ft to apeak against ; îfff to
reply ; fir to dispute ; fV and *
to wrangle ; *f and S to speak
in concert. (*,TJ W5 I. d. To
salute ; to praise. ^speak.
^(S(:-V Speaking ; able to
.^5| (3*) I. n. The mouth, face.
*VI.^T*I (W) l- n. Face of a
mistress. So "^ruf* 1 * &C.
T^HTWtWi) Km. Saliva.
Tî^C?') 2. m. The face.
2.3. /.Speech, talk.
^XT ('ffs-'V''^) Munificent.
**HT5r(*:-TT-^>Saying,uoastin g .
T^ftW 1, m. The jujube.

*^Pfl(^;-^T-=3) a.Liberal ; speaking kindly ; eloquent.
V^TV (0 I. hi, A sheat fish.
W*WS (^-V-^) Speaking eloqnently. n>. An orator.
T^QjO 2./. A wife ; a son's wife.
(*T) l.f. A wife.
3./. A daughter-in-law.
TO (H;) 3. /. Woman ; a wife ; a
sou's wife ; a gramineous plant,
(it;) 1. m. A woman.
*4^*K*Ba/ A aon'B wife ; young
woman at her father's house.
n.***(if)l mA lattice.loop-hole.
Tr (f) (*.^)wi8. d. To
ask.tobeg. (fit)WHfir^fi| 1.
1 O.a.To sound ; to serve ; to be
distressed j to transact business.
W*f (tf-wi) I. n. 3. /. A forest : a
grove.n.Wnter: hoase j cascade
flJT.W^f^r) 2. m. Arum colocasia.
*W.fcw t) S..Wild elephant.
**r.*pn?| (<> 3./. Wild cotton.
TJT.fsT* (wi) 1, m. Wild fowl.
TW.TO (si:) I. m. Wild elephant.
Tpf.JTTT (*f) I . n. A thicket
T=T.WST (JTO I. m. A spy.
TW.Jn (Sit) 4. / The bos garans.
W.mfts-W^l.. A forester.
n. Forest. [sort of pine.
Tl.^'Srr (if) I . n. Aloe wood ; a
WW.-^lftn (rt-ftvNft) Living
in woods, savage. [hog.
m.WTX (:) 1- n. A wild goat ; a
IW.Nt^(^) 5. m. A wood cutter.
YW.**rX (^t) \ is. Wood catting.
TH.sr (sii-WT-flf) a. Wild, of the
wood.l, n. A lotus, m. Fragrant
grass ; elephant. /.Sort of pulse.

*rT.<Stfsrl (*t) 5. m.A wood-man.
TU.finB () 1 . m. A sort of myrobalan ; a climbing plant.
TW-frrfaOT f*l) 1./. A climbing
plant (CtssampeloB hexandra).
^w.^ f^:) 1. m. A cloud.
?T ^1*1 i ' 1: ) 1 ' M ichel i u c h a m pa c a .
wJl.tjOT (^') 1. m. A tree (Hypernnthera moranga).
W.q}UJ () I. M, A hunter.
T*r.Rnt5 1. m. A forest tree.
Wif.HTK (IF)* " Entering *
forest (to live there).
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TST.fiw rti) I. m, Indian cuckoo.

Tt.lJS^ (sir ) 5. m. A medical root.
SR.ittfl (ft) 3./. Wild jasmine.
W.HlfiWT 1./. A gad fly.
w.wrar {v) '-/ The duplet or
garland worn by Krit&na.
^W.WrtV^ 5. ib. Krishna./.
His capital ; a female energy.
"^Tf.gn (T> 5. m. A cloud, [bean.
TOfTS (TO 1 - A Bort of kidney
mi-Xt ("0 1. ib. A cloud.
mx, {Xft l ** A monkey.
TX.TTO () l. . A lion,
^.îfai (fW!-f"IJ-8jt-fsj) a. Forest
adorning. [in the mood.
TO.Yffa fnf-pWt-fi!} a. Living
11.vflH.fx:) 2. ra.A wood on lire.
^sr.^re(^:)I.m. Living in a wood.
^r.TIiT[ilOlM- Civet or pole cat.
HT.Wlfa*; (^t) 3. m. An anchoret,
or hermit ; a forester.
W.Uwi I. m. A wild cat.
Tff.fftfr (ft--) 2. m. Rice growing
wild in pools or swamps.
Ht-HTTZ (*0 1. Mi A plant,
(Rucllia longifalia).
a-*T,7fiVii (fj 1. a. A lotus.
gs.^S 5. m. A jackal ; a tiger ; a civet or pole cat.
qir.*V3(3:)L m - A sort of pulse.
*sr.^ I s ?) 5- m . A forester.
{%') 1. m. A multitude of
groves or forests.
wrtffttfUfl) 3. /.Wild cotton.
WSl(.Wi-n-i) a. Wild, savage.
m. A deer ; a hermit.
WJWrKn*. IflfijsiVfa) o. Living
in woods, m. A hermit.
TST.fiH* (S:-m-7i) n. Placed in a

TH.Wfirtfil:) 2. m. A tree bearing
fruit without apparent blossoms;
a tree ; a hermit.
Wtre (Bt)'. ib. A tall grass.
^11+*" ("ft) 1. ib. Shaking of the
trees of a wood by a wind.
^*trrj (T^t) 2.m. A hare.
(*:)> A sort of bean.
TSTTW(ai:) 1. m. A wild goat.
WTff (W) 2. m. A blue fly.
T=lTWr (*) 1. n. Skirts of a wood.
*JTTfwwr* (T:-n-^) a.Wood-destroying. [caroiidas).
*smw m. A fruit (Carissa
(w) 2, m. A country distinguished for its breed of horses.
**IPJ.W(W:)1. m. A Vandyu horse,
TOTW*i)lJ".A flower gatherer.
TsrrftlWT (*T) A sun flower.
T!TPrtt1:)l- ib. A forester ; dwelof crow. [wood.
TSTTftnT (TK-W-TT) a Living in the

**rf (T:) 1. m. A hog.
if* ((in) 2. m. Fire or its deity.
Vfir*T(YT) I./. A grove.
^faffl, -TL-at.fi; a. Solicited ; served./. A woman, a wife.
ffarff 2. in. The entrails of an
animal offered in sacrifice.
1*ft* (*:) 1. m. A beggar.
Jrtttiss (^:) I. m. Jiiew.
11.^ (fit) I./, A tree (karanja).
fX'-Kt-tl) l.m.f. A forester ; a satyr ; un imp.
^*NTpi t 1 ":) I. M< A hermit.
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W*I.W* (V-^MI) a. Living in the

^H*<n (n:) I. n. Entrance of a
wood ; part of a thicket.
<MliTV(T) I. m. A rhinoceros.
vkrr* {V;) 1. m. See t^*^jr,
Tf*r$vi*:--in-n} l./.Wild cotton.
a. Sprung from a forest.
TitT^N? (:)5.w.A forester; an ape.
(in) 1./ A parasite plant.
T-^ty (*P)1. >. A panegyrist, one
deserving praise.
I. n. The face or mouth ;
obeisance. /. <sft} Reverence;
begging./. (n) Praise.
fÎ.wrT (wr) i. /. The ornamented arch of a gateway.
^fl.mfT (*r) I./, /(fem.
a. Praiseworthy.
/ Yellow pigment.
(=Î) 1. /. A parasite plant ;

female beggar.
^T*T (st) l.f. A parasite plant.
T^rc (Xs) 1. m. Idem.
^r(^:-*;-^} o. Civil ; praising,
vf^fp^-'itlS.a./. A captive, prisoner ; a ladder.
lf*5.!TrT(T:)I. m. A house-break,
er ; a sacrilegious one.
*fc.#T*.r,*:)l.fn. Idem, [flatterer.
*f*^f CCtl 5. m. A panegyrist, a
Tfe.T(Tff(s;)i- m. A complimentary stanza, culoginm. [breaker.
T>t.^lT(t:)l->n. A thief, a house^T(s?r.-ÎT.:?f)o. Commendable.
l.f. A parasite plant.
^=5 I. m. A worshipper, a
votary, follower.
TO (aj:-^T-i* a. Wild. /, Many

groves ; much water.
1. m. A copartner, coheir.
() ^ffir 1. a. To sow seed,
procreate ; to shave ; to weave.
Vt (<fO l.m. Shaving; sowing;
weaving/. Marrow of the bones ;
flTPI(w) 1. n. Sowing seed; shaving ; semen virile. /. (^) A
barber's shop.
^VT.BK(3) 5. m. Marrow.
*rf<I^(W:) I. m. A father.
13* (if:) I. m. A deity, n. Knowledge.
T3OTT (m) ]./. Kind of hibiscus.
W3 (g:) S.n.The body, fine form.
TIPS (*j:-a|T-*j) a. Tiiat should be
sown or implanted.
WS(flr-$t-ir) 1 . m. A father ; a poet
or sage. a. Sower, planter.
V* (*Mf) 1. m. n. Soil; afield ;

a rampart ; foundation ; gate ;
bank. m. A father. / An anthill, a. Lead.
TH.Wpn (TT) 1./. Butting.
*T3.TT (-) 1 . m. Mud bank.
^STpTiT (7T:-ITI-?i) a. Bowed for
butting at a bank.
?SITflt adv. In or between banks.
TSFlfirWTiTf'r) 1 m.Butting at a bank.
TsrT1l*J (^:) 5. a. The water along
the bank.
Jrfsi(f!r:)2.. A field.
a^Tnjffr I. o.Tcgo.
in (s-'a) *fw 1. a. To vomit.
H (W:-fl1) 1. tn.f. Vomiting.
qwu (^ : ) 2, m. Idem.
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*PI (*f) 1 . Vomiting ; emetic ;

pain ; oblation to fire, [rogue.
*rn(flO 2./. Vomiting.m.Fire ; a
Vfiut (Hi-T-'f) P- Made to vomit.
*fifll(*.fimt-W Vomiting.
nt (^t) 3./.A small nut burrow,
ing in trees. [hillock.
Tflt,^t (at) I. b. An ant-hill, a
wnTl l. d. To go or move.
nq(qp -^rr- ) a. Middle-aged.
in.(V)5,. A bird ; age ; youth.
3T*reS(*3;:-W : **)a.Of Mich an age.
ngi-un-ui) a. Young ; mature ; middle-aged. m. A friend,
contemporary. /. Confidante ;
moon-plant | silt-cotton tree.
TOW (W-WT-W) I - * A friend, a
contemporary./. Idem.
nH(if)l. H.Temple./. Knowledge.
^T.HH (IfMlMi) n. Aged.

*SmwJ[ni!) o.m. A young or middle-aged man.
W.fs* (*:-*ST-) a. Very old.
If*) Twftl ! 10. a. To desire ; ask ; obtain.
*K Rifl-fl A boon, arequest i a choice ; a bridegroom, a
husband, n. Best i eldest./ W)
A perfume or plnnt./.[ftlAsparagot ; Chdyd. n. Saffron.
TCv(qi)l.ii.Thc covering of a bust;
a towel i a wild kidney bean.
TCTW 1. *. A dark sort of
sandal-wood ; sort of pine.
*ZZ{Z<) "> A gander i a barbarian/. A goose ; a wasp, a. Many-flowered jasmine.
(>) 1. n. Appointing ; selecting ; screening; surrounding;

supporting, w. An enclosure ;
bridge ; camel ; tree. /. Name of
a river near Benaret.
TOfl 3./. The city Benares,
mftl (*-W-*a.Tht should be
asked or selected.
tPEV(W)l* A P" ic i pimplee
in the face; heap of gruss ; string
of a fish-hook ; a packet ; a bird.
flTTHif 1. m. A howdali ; u
wall i pimples ; ball or globe, a.
Fearful ; great ; miserly.
TTW(W:)2m.The castor oil tree.
(WO 2./. A fine woman.
*W*1(<\) 3. /A sort of perfume.
fWI 1. /. An elephant's leather girth j a thong.
1. m. The mat tree.
l*!.^!-^t-<)-Granting a 1)0011 ;
propitious, m. A benefactor ; sacrificial fire./. A virgin.
^.^Tf(i) l.. Granting aboon ;
place of pilgrimage.
WK<TIP!(SJ : -SJOo.Granting aboon.
(*P) 1. m. A perfume.
^.JT* Th e wife of
the sage Agaslya. [boon.
TCJWI (^') 1. Conferriog a
"^.lifl (:)lm.The cocoanut tree.
TK-ySt Ct) 3-/ Benukd, sort o
perfume.
adv. Better, rather, [plant,
Wtl W) 1./. The mix vomica
TTfau (*n) 4. nt. A husband.
^^f^(fî) 2. m. Name of a poet
and philosopher.
TO { 659 )
1X 1. w- / A wasp.
/. A goose.
TCW(1-)1. m. A plant (MimusopB elengi). [in-law.
TC-TOW[(Wl)l . /.Wife of a father
VT.*f"hft (*) 3. / An excellent
lac i a plant ; Lakshmi.
TC*TCY(Y>)1- A fine elephant.
**:-TT*fa (*) L n. Saffron.
(*) 1. "i. Shiva.
TO(*:-*l-^)B.Low,vile.m.54itrD.
TCTT (T) 1 . n. The head ; privity ;
elegant form ; Cassia bark. m.
Elephant,
VCJTt 1- m. Woody cassia,
(ill) I./ A fine woman.
TO.^t5t (Wi-ni-fl) a. Handsome and well shaped.
TCI* (r) 1. m. A cord; cowrie.
(*:-fni-i| 1. m.f. n. A
rope, a string ; a cowrie ; seed
vessel of the lotus. /. (fasjrrj
Nagaishma plant.
U**Am,(WTi) 5- m. A plant.
Wrr^ (%) I. m. Indra; a plant
(Capparis trifuliiita).
TCUfil (tft) 3./. Biar.
3TJ^sf({)l.n.A sort of mirousops.
TiTjWrt ')'. An *cid fruit, turunda.
1. n.The diamond.
VHTlî^:)!. m. An elephant-driver; riding; a rider. /. Handsome woman ; the hip.
^T"a*0*;) 1 . m The caronda fruit.
TCTf"! (ftli)2. m. The moon ; a
division of mnsic.
T*T%*r(an) 1./. DurpJ.
TTTfil (fir.:) 2. tn. Coarse cloth.

^Tre*I(*f)l.>i.A cistern; a throne ;
China rose. nt. Whoremonger ;
door-keeper.
i^rtB (fa) 2. m. Coarse cloth;
swordsman./. Dirty clothes.
arrr? {%) l< , A hog ; KiiW
3rd incarnation ; a mountain ;
a grof s ; a measure ; one of the
divisions of the universe.
*m.mm(m)\.f. A sort of yam.
TO^.^crfsi^ (wl) 5. m. A flower
(HeLianthus annuus).
TO^.WIWit (m) I./. A plant, sensitive or mossy. [root.
TOT*nP!(in) 5. m. As esculent
^fttfflH (Wt-in-li) a. Served,
honored, adored.
~*f<?WI (W) 1. / Service, honor
paid to a teacher. [ed.
(TC-HT-WJcScrved, ador(id) 3./. A fish-hook.
"3f^(<i|l.n.Ayear;p(.ram7 season.
TRtTftfl (*9 1. m. The Chdtaka.
(*:-~BMf) fl. Urgent, heaviest, best. at. Fruncoline partridge, n. Copper ; pepper.
W<fora(*rMl) - Excellent.
^H^HH-'nt^:) Very larê ;
best; very young. m.lSth Yoga.
i^hfT (fO 1. . An os or bull.
^f)o () 2. m. Xo'njD or Cupid.
tst (^!) 1. m. Vamna ; ocean ; a
tree ; a name of the sun.
*T*ipjjaiT(air)l/.S|!iritufiUB liquor.
T^WTflt (Jit) 3. /.Wife of Vantna.
(*) I. n. An upper and outer
garment.
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-q^q (q:) \. m. A wooden ledge

round a carriage. . Mail ; tkiu ;
house. [An army.
TCftrsrpfl)5. m. A defend er/.(>Tl)
(<fs) 1. nt. A wasp.
<HTiq (î;.ît.d) n. Chief, eminent.
rr^[ (*K:) I. m. A chief./. Gaur.
vxyr: (U) 1- m. Stoo.
^tT* <Z0 I - m. A plant, Jfnraa.
tttto (Wi-^t) 1- m. 3./. A wasp.
V$X (X : -<!t) t. HI. 3./. Any young
animal ; Iamb: goat ; sport.
y qTt Tg (zt) 1. hi. A side glance,
wink ; rays of the meridian sun.
M.S. Marks of a lover's nails
on the breast of the woman,
(z:) 1. m. A pin ; a bolt,
sri (&) 1 . m. A class ; a section ;
a square number.
VJt.m (si) I. n. Square of a cube.
li-W (*) I. Square root.
*$fr) lî-VJ-V) a. Of a class, &c.
W^ffT 1. a. To go.
l.d. To shine. (*)
TO*)fir 10. a. To cut ; to fill.
Tfel (t) 3./. Rice ; a harlot.
^^{^:) 5.n. Form ; light ; fajces,
m. Son of Chandra.
Trim 1. m. n. Pieces.
**** (tfMWt-ftt) a- Bright,
glorious.
^ (tr-fl&-^')a.Free ; excepted.
m. Leaving, excepting,
qs&s (Bj:-*T-tf> a. Leaving.
3hr(*i) 1, n. Quitting, abandoning; injuring ; killing.
Tsnsft) (fl:-in-^) o. Improper ;
wicked; irregular.
flfSin (Ttt-TIT-lf ) . a. Abandoned;

given ; excluded.
?wj(sN&-5>^T-Bs$') o. That should
be left. a. Inauspicious time.
(:*) Wflfff 10. a. To colour,
paint; praise ; direct ; spread;
pound; shine ; to moke an effort.
*fJ{î:)l.m.A colour; tribe ; castes
elephant's housings ; quality ;
fame ; praise ; gold ; staining ;
beauty, m. n. Perfume ; a letter
of the alphabet ; form ; sort./.
A leguminous shrub.
TV* (qrt-1?) 1. m. n. Perfume for
the person ; sandal.m/.A paint.
m. A panegyrist, a circle. /.
Touch of gold to try it.
f*.nfa(PiO 1. m.Son of Kuvtra.
W.ffPfflT (in) I./ An ink-stand.
HT.TB(w:)l. m. Order of a caste ;
the alphabet.
sro.JTft (TT-rir-Ti) a. Coloured; described ; algebraic.

^n.^KÎ fj*0 I. m. A painter.
^.^5 (B 1 :) 1. m. A brihman.
^WrTTi adv. Hy or with colour.
*.T3^(fiB:-wT) 2. 3. m./.A pen.
iri.^(^:-Î-E) I .nt/.u. Aloe wood.
TO.îa (rIT) 4. m. Turmeric.
^.^TI(Wt) 1 .m.A letter.an epistle.
^*.^^r(^-*T-W)aSpoiling caste.
^MraOfc) Particular occupation of any caste.
WT (^) t. n. Describing ; painting. (m)f> Praise.
wi^tl (7j;-irf-*i) a. Describable.
1. m. A pallet.
T<*.in 4,/. A pen.
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"^jr.HTZ^n fart} 1. /. Saramati,

goddess of speech.
^w.WPBI (T) 1./. Alphabet.
(WTjl./.A species of chalk.
ini.^T (*T) 1./. Chalk,
înpft 3./. Turmeric.
W.fWT** (W:) I. m. A plagiarist ; a house-breaker.
TB-Bfl (it) 1. n. Metre regulated
by the number of syllables.
qif.WB(B:-8I--)a. Of a good race.
m. A brahman.
W.WTT (TO I. m. Assemblage
or mixture of the four tribes.
î.W (^:) 1. hi. A confusion of
castes, a. Of mixed caste.
V^.VfTZ (3:) 1. m. Assemblage
of letters, alphabet.
W.^pm 1. m. Idem.
T*fw (fu:) 2. m. Water.
TO.^T (Wsm-W) a. Outcaste,
^T*i (WT) I-/- A pen. [actor,
^wrs (s:) 1. m.ABioger ; painter;
Wxarsi (nn) 5. m. a word.
Wt1< (^:) 1. m. An outcuste.
îT^fr (5T:-(n-ff) a. Idem,

îrw n. Station in society.
TWT^H.^W (W) 1- m. Duties of
that station.
(f*:) 2. n. Gold, [pen ; ink.
(*.) 1. m. A writer./ A
^ffTil','l:-fH-<T)a. Praised ; explained ; painted. [biog.
fftr Tpnr (Tra-'Wt - tt ) a. Descrifftist (vf-fTw\-fa) l.m. A painter: writer; religious student.
/ Woman ; wife ; turmeric, a.
Of a tribe or caste.
itfrr.-an (-3:; I . . Killing a man of

Tfv.fwflm (Tt) 5. M. An ascetic.
2. m. Name of a river, &c.
iStTqw (W:-1Mf) n- Having caste.
1. m.f. A sort of
quail ; horse's hoof. a. Mixed or
bell metal, a. Extant, living.
fH.aiqrw (WT) 5. m. A cloud.
*3sf(n : -sn-if) o. Fixed, n. / Staying; a road ; hall at the end of
a spindle ; grinding, n. Livelihood ; a ball. m. A dwarf.
srfltf.ûr (si) 1. n. Supplying the
means of subsistence.
T^T-faf'TOCI (II;) 1. m. Appointment of salary.
^*lpn^(l:) l.m. Want of mean?.
T'nfn (Pi!) 2. m. Eastern India. /.
A road. [sible.
iBBfa(*j;-i|T-*i)a. Habitable ; pos*TOTPT(ir:-STT-Jr)<i.Preaent (lime);
being ; living ; inhabiting.
*rnnrapIT(ini l.f. State of being.
^W*T(V:)t . m. A river so named ;
n puddle; crow's nest; a doorkeeper, ife Idem.
*ffl tfit) 2. /. Perfume for the
person ; a wick ; a tamp ; a tent ;
a line ; collyriura ; ends of cloth.
*f$m (51) 1. /. A quail ; a wick.

^Fh3 (Wi-tir-fT) a. Caused to be.
g-roTrsi (3l:-5;T-ai) a. That should
be ; or be occupied, or done ;
possible, proper, probable, [cd.
^st(flf-fHtt-fnm. Abiding, fix*fflSB(JH:-J:-Hnl Staying ; unflinching.
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(Wi-WT-nt) a. Round, m. A
pea ; a ball./. Bull at the end of
a spindle to assist ita motion.
3. n. A road ; an eyelid.
*f-I (fti) 2./. Idem, [eyelids.
4pm(ll01< m. Rigidity of the
W5â(f-^t-Tr ) a About to augment.
1- n. A plant, bmnanaithi;
increase ; cutting, is. Red lead.
ai*(î)l.m.A plant. ((.Increasing,
(fill) 2. m. A carpenter.
WfW^(^l) 5. m. /(Inn.
Til (.w:-s*i;-*) 1. a. Increasing:
dividing, o. Thriving./. Small
water-jar ; a brush or broom.
*rinrJT(r>in-5j) I. m. The castor
oil tree ; a lid ; a diagram ; Vishnu; a Jaina teacher ; Burdwan.a.
Prosperous, thriving, growing.
Wvrm (:> 1 . m. A h'd, a cover.
V*fW ( W : )a. Wisht ng t o gro w.
îlTil . Cutting, dividing.
flfsw(7T:-7n.tf) a Grown; filled; cut.
*f*5 (*J:-W-W) o. Increasing.

*t *y=-#) t 3./. Leather./.
A leather thong.
^ mWlfir 10-a.Tp cut; to fill,
l^;) 5. n. Form, figure.
^"J fifif I . a. To move ; to kill.
1WH(^1)I/.A plant .cAormajto.
sr>i^() 5. n. Armour; mail,
(t:)l.m.Who taliee armour.
*fw7I (HI--WT-W) a. Armed.
^St (ujiÊI-ii') I.. Kdmadtva.
/. A girl choosing her own husband, a. Chief ; influential.
*^ss{K:-zt) 1. m. A sort of bean,
TsSniCin) I f. A blue fly.
UT^K(<i-TT" : tt-* : ) 1 ,m. A barbarian ;

low man ; barbarous country ;
mode of dancing ; woolly hair.rn.
/ n. Sort of basil. /. Potherb ;
small bee. b. Vermilion ; gum
myrrh ; sandal -wood.
**5ft (*0 1. m. Curly or woolly
hair; basil; Shiva.
W^rTW (af) 1. n. White sandal.
I./. A sort of basil
wM(l*(!) 2. , A glutton.
^5 (*) ifw 1. a. To be wet.
w4(^:-V)l.mjt.Rain ; a year ; division of the continent ; a cloud ;
plu. the rains. /, A grass.
Wflfd Cft) *./. A cricket.
TW ^TW (m) 1. m. An astrologer ;
a month. [rains.
T^.9Jl(5JD-T-W) a.Produced in the
VVV (Jt) 1. n. Raining, rain.
iSfa (fJ;> 2./. Abiding; acL
W*J .W^(V)l.i.A. eunuch or attendant on the women's apartments.

wS.tri (^:) l. m. /(few.
t4tW0 1. m. A king.
(?T:) 1. m. Mountainous
ranges, of which there are reckî.Hltw(*T) 5. m.The hog plum.
T^.fini W') 1. m. The chrfteka.
*k.VK. 1- m- A eunuch.
q^.SCT (ff) 1. R. A century,
>Ta.^4 CJ) 1. R> 1000 years.
vk\ts (Vt) 1. m. A month.
^T.Îij! (w:) 1. m. Rainy season.
^r.^rniftsT (*:-T-i) a. Of the
rainy season.
TRIT (T:) I. in. A month.
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Wt.%Tl(*i) 1. m. A frog.
*$T.TnrB (W;-Vt-M) a. Rain-scattering, m, A gale.
^T.W Cg:} 3. hi. A frog./. Idem ;
hog -weed ; earth-worm.
lAr.W* (;:) 1 m. A peacock.
WiHi.TfWJIHtTlOl."!. A chitaka.
"HP* (if Jl.o.Ten thousand years.
vllXn tt) 1 m. A rainy night.
^Tf^(f^ : )5.m.The planet Mars.
^TW^rftwr (*r) 1./. A plant.
ST$tTOtJr (*T) I. m. Autumn.
wfaJ5("X:-jt-Bi) a. Raining, rainy,
n. Aloe wood.
(tf-f^-fS) a. Raining.
a. Oldest, very old.
WifqV (Wt^t-li) ".Very aged.
(W:-iT-W) a. Rainy.
fT3^{^-) 1. m. A rainy cloud.

(!-WT-af) a. Born or produced in the rains.
TWT (VI-VT-V) a. Rainy; annual.
l.m.Hail.
rJ (I?') 1. n. The body.
(if) 5. a. /Jsin i measure ;
height -, fine form.
T*(*)Wfl 1. rf. To apeak or tell s
kill; cover. (*)W*lfir 10. a. To
apeak ; hurt ; shine ; he chief.
*T 1. " A peacock's tail ; a
leaf ; a perfume ; a retinue.
viv (^) 1. n. A leaf.
TV. MUtî) '"* 'i' 1 of peacock's
feathers at the end of a lance.
^3*1 (wi) 1. n. Gmthidla, a vegetable perfume.
WPttTHrr(W) 6. m. Fire or Agnl.
^f4'-V (ts) 1. n. Perfume, Bdla.
*N< (<ft) 1. m. Peacock.

ttPN-'TTTW {*:> 1. m. KdrtiMyu.
fft}.iBW(nJl. /.Goddess CAo/i.
f fT1(*f) 5. . A peacock.
HfT-gn](H|0 1. n. A vegetable perfume, Ganthidla.
"Tfi.ijlfin? (f> : ) 6. m. Fire.
("80 l.m.Adeity.
^^CTJ1(WT) 5. m. Fire.
fJ.T^ (^-"5) 5- m - A progenitor.
Trfv.KfiH (Hi) I. m. 4oni or fire.
iff* CB) 1. n. A perfume, Brffa ,
resin of the Pinus longifalia.
<rf4ir(Wnt<p*l-WH). Having
sacrificial grass ; having fire.
PWtr#:J 5. m. Fire ; light, m. n.

Sacred grass; sacrifice; perfume.
a". To cover ; move;
surround. (9J) Vf*lfil 10. c.To
cherish, maintain.
T5f (5T} 1. An army, [colour.
*w(:-*ra)a. White, m. White
V3w.1i (Jt:) 2. m. The moon.
WIT IV--V) 1. m. n. The middle.
TOfitffai-Wt) 2. m. 3./.The wooden frame of a thatch ; a turret,
or room on a house top.
:rsrsf (^ ; ) 1. m. A perpendicular.
l.m.n. Abrscelet;
sore throat ; an enclosure.
imUl <7T:-tIT-n") a. Surrounded.
ir^raT (*r-*t) 1. 3. /. A small
kind of crane. [koo ; a frog.
T9JTOsj(;> I. m. The Indian cucVWTTC 1. m. A Cloud; a
mountain ; a demon ; a horse of
Krishna's car.
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*fw(fw:) 2./. A streak made with

unguents ; fold or wrinkle ; an
offering to the spirits of air.
wftr*(>H-*)l.Ji.Edge of thatch.
srflB.finp (IT) I./. Making lines
or offerings. [rounded.
^farT (Tt'-W-H) p. Moved ; surltf^ (T-tl-^J *. Squint-eyed.
*fim{*-fil;)l. "-2./. A fish-hook.
Wl^T (0 l.m. Edge of thatch ;

fold or line on the abdomen.
YtiftftH.fYir* l^.'-^tT-^) a. Covered with wrinkles.
m (*) I. n. The root of the lotus, m. A bird.
TOT (*) Wlfil 10. a. To speak.
n. The bark of a tree;
scales of a fish.
TWiW (w:-5T) 1. m, n. Bark ; garment made of it.
IWnt (^T't'Tm-Wr) a. Covered
with scales or bark. m. A fish.
Ttwr^ (W') m - A thorn.
(*) I. n. Bark, rind.
TO ^^rfjf 1. a. To leap or jump.
TOI l^n) 1./. A rciu or bridle.
^fem ftfe-WMl) 1. . A horse's
gallop. [goat.
TOT (OT:-OT!-sir)a. Handsome, m. A
trenw o. Handsome, n.
Sandal ; a wood ; price.
*WT.^(*:)l.M.Ani]d sort of pulse
ârsir I./. A sort of bird.
15arf%*l (r) 1./. A cockroach.
{V) mrk 1 . if. To eat.
âf=T (^) 1. n. Eating ; food.
*fam (m-in-lf) p. Eaten.
*f*n* {*:) 1. m. An ant-hill.
^fsiftf (Pr:> 2. m. An ant-hilt.

TWt* l.m. b. A mole or
white ant hill. m. Elephantiasis ;
the author of the Rdmdyana.
T%T*AW* (%) TOOTft 10. a.
To cut ; to purify.
^(eâS" 1 .J. To cover ; to move.

<ff(0 1- m. Winnowing corn ; a
M&shd of silver ; a prohibition.
731*1 (D 3./. The lodian lute.
TOH(?:)1horse with
elephant ;
o. Beloved
m. A lover; a husband ;
good marks ; Indra's
an overseer./. A wife,
; supreme.
^9H.tniR {VD l.m. A groom.

TOft (^:-^t) 2. 3./. A compound
pedicle ; a creeper.
Vtt(H')i.m.A cook ; a herdsman ;
BMmasimL f. Acowherdess.
^(w(fij!:-wT) 2. 3./ A creeper ; the
earth ; ligustum.
^Bftar (si) 1. n. Pepper.
W ' An arbour ; uncultivated field ; a desert ; a field.
TWC (*T:-tj-^ 1. n. Idem. m.f. n.
Dried flesh ; hog's flesh.
^W(WIT) 1./. Emblic myrobalan.
T^rsr (510 1- A sort of grass.
CO 1. The shoulder.
W t^fr 1 . d. To speak or
tell ; kill ; cover ; be chief. ()
^^rfVllO.c.To speak ; to shine,
ifg 2. a. To desire.
(;-sn-W) 1. m.n. Wish, desire, n. Authority ; subjection,
m. House of harlots./. Woman,
wife, daughter ; cow. n. Humbled ; fascinated.
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wjrn (an) I. /. A docile wife.

*V-fwn (in) I. /. Subduing or
overpowering by drugs, incantations, &c. The drugs so used,
(m) 1./. An obedient wife.
*.* (w:-WT-ri) a. Subject

TO?<(<:-^T-T) Speaking oontumeliouBly or authoritatively.
^.^ffiCfif-fn'fl-fn) o.Obedient.
^tr? if.) 3. m. A bird.
witrjr (at:) l. in, A porpoise.
wirnjji (:-BT-Ji) a. Obedient.
^sjI-Tlfipi (it) 5. m. A dog.
V* flfe) 2. n. One of the eight
attributes of Shiva ,- fascination.
*/FW (T:-T-ai) a. Void, empty./
Aloe wood.
*fwn (m) 1./. See*fir..
^fiT^ (^t) 3. / A tree (Mimosa
siima) ; a parasitic plant.
wftrc ) l.M. Sea salt. m. Hyperantherus aspera ; long pepper ;
orris root.
wfinj () 1. m. FnjtAtsS/Aa name
of a flisrti or sage of the first
order ; a star of Ursa major.
vift-WrxCi) l.n.Subduing or overcoming by drugs, &c.
^JjVHrT (H:~rn--ti) a. Fascinated.
wi?|.Wfr (H;-WT-fl) a. Subject.
rftT. (Kt) I. m. A pungent frnit resembling pepper.
rtB HB:-Hr-iti) a. Docile, m. A
slave. /.Obedient wife.n .Cloves.
^Wm (iT) I ./. An obedient wife.
arwnr (Hi) I./. Subjection.
^WTBI*r(Hrwil)n.Of subdued mind.
sn sj^fw ]. a. To kill or hurt.
interj. Exclamation on making an offering by fire.
*wz\*jri("fiT) 4. m. The priest who

pours the ghi of the offering
into the fire.
*T.3rfC: ) 1 in . B u rat-offering. [ fire .
T*|W (Jfi-flT-fr) a. Sacrificed with
wtaj ( v) *r*fn* 1. d. (*) -îfir
10. a. To see; to go.
TOifl (7i:)l.m.A one year old calf.
*rsf[*rit Cfit) 3./. A cow bearing
many calves.
TO (?,$r) TOfiT 1. a. To dwell or
inhftbit-(w) 2. rf. To dress, wear.
10. a. To be kind; to cut;
kill ; accept. (S.T^.'S) 4. a. To
be unbending. With W to sit
upon, occupy ; with ^w, to fait;
with fir, to inhabit, to dress ;
with*, to sojourn ; with to
cohabit.
TOftr(frti) 2./. A dwelling: night.
TO* (1)1. n. Clothing ; dwelling ;
female ornament of the loins.
TOw.WT (U) 5. n. A tent.
Wit (it:) I . m. Spring ; dysentery ; small-poi. [niyia).
TOwi-5i5H(n:)l.m. A tree (Cordis
TO'H.ilfTO (qt) 5. m.The cuckoo.
W. tW:-T-3i) a. Vernal. /
Festival to Kdma.
TOî.^;jr(if:)l- m. Cuckoo; month
Chatira; a mango tree. /.Trumpet flower ; Gasrtnera raceraosa.
TO*1-T(5"0 2. m. The mango tree.
TO'rl.W (W;) ! Kdmad&a.
VW$(Ym(i) I- Vernal festival,
combined with the Dolajdtrd.
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*m <wr) 1. / The serum or marrow of the flesh ; fat.

I^TO (V:) 1. W. The gangetic
porpoise.
TOIH (1:-1T-r) p- Wearing.
^l.-qifV^(^) 5. m. A dog.
(^) 1- n. Wiah ; purpose,
(ft;) 2. tn. Dwelling, abode.
1pgr?(Tf:-JIT-ri)B. Stored (as grain) j
inhabiting, worn, n. Abode. _/".
Attrilmte of Afoa.
^f"3K (WT-ift-*) Wearing.
ufar (^) l.n. Sen salt ; pungent
fruit like pepper.
nfes (?:) 1, m. A celebrated sage.
Tg (50 2. m. A kind of demigod ;
fire ; a ray ; a tree ; a lake ; a
rein. n. Wealth ; a gem, gold ;
water, a. Sweet ; dry.
(flf)l.n. A fossil salt. m.
Gigantic asclepias.
Tq.wfrs I . m. A supplicant.
1./- The earth.
rH-?MlO 1- m. Vasudeva, father
of Krishna.
^S-i^rlTCffDl./. A constellation.
qg^g.H (:) 3. m. Krishna.
HI (3IT) I./. A constellation.
^B.SpSWT (WI) 1./. Crystal.
l./.The earth.
^gVl.WC pCO 1. A mountain.
*gSTfr)i( (10 1. w. A king.
^W.^JH: l.n. The capital of
Knrunn in ihe western ocean.
3^pin (TT) 1./. A female shakti
peculiar to the Jainas ; the ca-
pital of Kuvera.
{V) l./.The earth.
Tg.1t^(^:)l. ni. Fire or its deity.

Trg-mft (ift) 3./. The earth.
1Ti.TTfcr*f.(N05.>>- A ceremony in
which the Vasus are worshipped.
^SWfwOl. m, A deity, a divinity.
*g.q(^:)l .m. A name of Kama.
3./ City of Kuvfra.
(50 ! Êschynomene
grandiflora.
TO3T(*)l.m. Idem; Sdmbher salt.
TOCT (*t) 1./. A whore.
l.ATo go.
(W) 1- Application; perseverance ; motion.
q^Sij(50 1. n. A calf of one year.
*Wf<ft Ct) 3. /. A prolific cow.
T^PCtft^l (^rr) 1./ A scorpion.
T>5 (*.") ?e^ri 10. rf.Tohurtor
kill ; to go ; to ask or beg.
^1 m. A goat. it. A houee.
I^.HTKT 1./ Kind of plant.
(9j;-g;r-^) a. Habitable.
1T/3t (**ft)3/.Uenzuin or Btorax.
^fa(f*B0 2. m.f. The abdomen ;
bladder ; a syringe ; staying.
plu. Ends of cloth,
irfa* Ki-i&r-*) a. Mercenary ;
purchasable ; relating to wages,
^f%.*4rrfr(*T:) 1- nt. Soap berry.
?r.H=i (*) 1. m. Urine.
^fw.filTB (to 5. m. Neck of the
bladder, or of a bag.
lf%.RiwI tm) l.n. A diuretic.
^ (?J) 2. n. Thing, substance;
nature ; scheme of a play.
T^JfT (ts) 1. n. A potherb.
flifu. In fine, in fact.
W.FT* (^<) 1 n. Mere outline.
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*fl.TTf* (ft:) 2./. Loss of substance or properly.

^flrarCW 1. b. A magic trick.
fliPK (T) 1. n. Another thing.
TOfttm (TO I- m - Want of substance ; loss of property.
^ (^j) I. m. A house. [ing.
^(5f) 1. n. Cloth, clothes, covcr^fiftlR (*) 1- n. An umbrella,
=T.H^ (*) 1 . b. A tent.
TOUper (faO 2. m. A string for
fastening the lower garments.
W.f*rwai5[(î:) 1. m. Washerman.
*W.gfiT*r(in) 1 A doll, puppet.
(*:) 1. m. A tailor.
TW.wfâ (XD 5- > Idem.
^W-lPH CP) Pair of clothes.
TirArft (f*T0 2. /. The basis or
material of cloth, as cotton, &c.
TTB9I[) 1 "Hem of a garment.
TOpTVm 1. m. Clothes*W (WO I- P"Ce. N. Wages ;
cloth ; wealth ; death ; dwelling ; tiling ; skin.
TIT* {M) I. n. An ornament for a
woman's loins, a girdle.
(tfr) 1./. A tendon, nerve,
fibre.
*fafT f^:-t-) a. Mercenary ;
purchasable ; relating to hire.
TSpiraKI (TI)'-/. The capital of
Indra or Kuvera / a lake in it.
(%.*t) ^^fif 1. o. To bear,
or carry, d. To flow. (*) To
grow. (\.*) ***fn 10. n. To
shine. With ig^. to marry; with

to divorce.
OO I. m. ABy vehicle ; the

shoulder of an ox ; wind ; road ;
bearing./. A river.
TlffW (v) 1. a. Aa nz.
*T*t (Tft^t-Vr ) a. Bearing,
wearing, having, assuming.
Wf(w;) I. m. An os; a traveller.
Tffa(ftr:) 2. m. An ox ; a friend ;
wind./. A river.
TtTftijO 2 - "' An ox ; a traveller.
^r(sf) 1 .A raft, a boat ; bearing.
?#rI (^l:-HT-Tf> a. That should
be carried or borne.
TOH(*T:)l.m.Air, wind ; an infant,
1W*t (ip-WT-*) p. Carrying;
having, possessing ; Sowing.
T?Î(W:-wr-a) a. Firm. n. A raft.
^f.^TC (î) 5. m. A climbing
and milky plant.
^fffr-fi^t.^C (t;) 1 . m. A crab.
(qR-mi-^l a. External.
*fTff (Wi-lTI-lt) a. Conveyed, obtained, celebrated.
TfaCOl.ft. Araft, a boat. [boat.
^f%sr(?l-fWt-f%) a. Hearing. / A
fftpfl (TO 1. i. An outer limb ;
a stranger.
Wfaft.POTW)!. ^.External organ.
Tfa.'nr (tii-trr-^) a. Gone out.
vfa.fl*PI (si) 1. n. Going out.
Tf^.THfJtOI ". Foreign country;
a place outside.
ifcfc (0 Al1 outel ' gê.
TfcilCmOTOfcl- A portico.
^fa.lfa (^-^l-sr) n- Produced externally, [eluded.
*fa.^H(W-1IT-Ti) n. Outward; exrf*.$m () I. mi A deity.
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wfW*T (W:-*T->*) o. Obtuse-angalar.

TfW(T0 1. m. A crab.
Vft.<ir< () l- Expelling.
Tft.sÎ (fl:-n-ir) a. Expelled,
trftâlfa. Out, outward,
wtfrt (*:) 2. m. A nerve, muscle.
wfiB (ftfi) 2. m. Fire or its deity ;
lead wort ; marking nut plant ;
appetite, digestion.
Tfiff.WTl (ft) 3./. A tree (Grislea
tomentosa).
WfiMWpnJl.m. Incense or resin.
^f.JT (:) 1. m. A bambu. /. A
iT.<ttfll (*:) 1. m, Safflower.
Tfip.sriflir (*") 5- Marking nut
plant ; lead wort.
tt(3B.M?TO tnf) 1. n. Ghi or clarified butter.
of which is easily ignited.
5rf*.TiK>* {*> l.n. Water.
srfiB.ftT* (*:) l.M. Air, wind.
WfB.Tir^(HTi) 5. m. SAfea.
*fif.5l*(T) l.n. Copper.
Wfi.Tj*) 3. /.The wife of ^jbi.
lfw.Wl*)lji.The red water-lily.
*f.T9W (H-) 1. m. Resin.

Tfijf.^lW (sr) 1. n. Gold ; the particle (if; in incantations of fire.
nf^.ftpB (4) 1 . n. Safflower ; saffron./. A potherb. [comb.
-ifcg.fmK (^)l.M. A fiower, coxTO (^j) Any vehicle ; a cart.
/. Wife of a eage.
VI ()îf* 2. o. To move ; blow ;
hurt. With f*rr to blow out.
VI conj. As ; or ; whether ; only

even ; and ; also ; an expletive,
nfrt (*:-t-T!) o- Of bambu. /.
Manna of bambu.
lifw* (*0 I- m - A flQte player ;
bambu cutter.
TT:%fz (fir) 2. m. A porpoise.
*T:S*t H) 1. n. Cloves.
*[W(*l{lf)l. n- A large water jar.
Tr (ai) 1. n. A flight of cranes.
a. Of a crane,
tlj^t (^) 3. /. A plant (Serratula anthelmintica).
irq^f V%) 1 - n. Quarrel, dispute.
TTafKK:) li ** A wife's brother.
*TV.^nr (W:-Wt-tf) a. Speaking
at random. [talk.
TO.^nrertw) l.n. Gossiping, idle
srra.Hr (^) 1. n. Prevarication.
fll+5lNd (H:-7rr-Tf) a. Evasive.
TUtTS Eloquent.
WTO.'izffT (tit) 1./. Eloquence.
IWjtfH (fir:) 2. m. A name of
Vrihashpati. a. Eloquent.
^nr.H*l a. Suitable for
discourse. [lity.
WtW.5I5I (si) 1. n. Abase, scurriTTW(BS) 1 . n. A sentence, a word ;
a rule. [sertion.
TOT. WT(ii)l . . Refuting an as(a) 1. n. Irony.
TPW.S* (H) 1. m. Application
of Bpeech.
^TO.fW^ (t) 1. m. Syntax.
WTW.f*rrn^(^ :-^T t) a. Eloquent.
*TW-19 (W:-tSi-H) a. Contained
in the sentence ; obedient.
Tl^.(*r,T) TTTffr 1. * To desire.
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TOOT!** (*0 I. *. A stealer

of Look; i reader of prohibited
wmx (*t) I. m. A sage ; a scholar ; a hero ; certainty ; a wolf ;
a whetstone ; obstacle ; submarine fire.
TinN (f?0 8./ Cutting speech.
^HT(JIT) 1./. A bridle.
TIHT* (^:-':-^) a- Breaking promise or faith, disappointing.
WflfjW (n;-r-f) a. Eloquent, m.
Author, poet, orator ; Brakmi.
1Uf|*<: (<:) 1. M. An orator;
deified sage ; Brahma, f. Sawntrfr (*t) 3. /. A plant (Serratula anthelmintica).
*m (WO 1. An acid fruit.
VT^Xl (tT) 1./. Anet, snare.
*[;tT.Bf*l(fnO 2./. Hunting, &C.
TTJift* 1*0 I. m. A hunter.
;rre<i)H (:) 1. m. Eloquent man.
^TiZ^W {*) 1. n. Eloquence.
fn.or^ (^:) 1. m. A sort ofbird.
^T.wtfe (f) 2. m.Tha betel bearer of a prince, &c.
^T.iJjfiB* :) I. m. Idem.
II KJHW .) I. m- Fine language,
îts^s 1. n. Reproof.
aiWfl (Tt-m-Ti) n. Betrothed.
TP^ftS (5i-J(T-*) a. Of few words.
(W) 1 . n. A lip.
wT*j(si-CT-ff) o. Abusive, speaking ill. m. A brdhman who has
not been invested.
TP ^T UT (*t) 1./. FriiasApafi.
TT^l (*) 3./. Sarawwrti.
JTT>^H()'-ni, Abuse ; bad sound ;

error in grammar.
HH.WI (5!) 1. n. Silencing.
^T% I'Hi-ftHiVf'tT) Loquacious ; eloquent, m. Vrihaihpati.
tj(W-wi-')o Rooted iu speech,
vi.wra "do. Mere talk,
tini (iQ.'-rqi<ni) a. Speaking little
or humbly, or truly, m. Humility ; doubt ; diffidence.
VtUftl (fli-TTT-W) a. Speechless.
WTWre adv. Silently.
TT.ranf (m) 1. m. Speechless.
TT.fJTFT:^ (Bi-Wl-Tf) a. Uttered.
wi.f^wf9(î)l. m. Elegant speech.
T.rarmKt^) ' m.Manner of speaking, customary phraseology.
IT (TO l.m.The ocean.
I^*l(ii:-<t-*r) a- El oquent.n. Eloquence; rhetoric./. Saraswali.
Tl.â I. m. Exordium.
wr^(WTJ 5./.Speeeh or its goddess ; a phrase ; proverb.
1*^ (^:) 1. m. A plant. See W^T.
THI.OTI(0 1. m. A holy, taciturn,
stoical sage.
ZT^m (*0 1. m. A word; significant sound'; a speaker ; messenger, a. Verbal, expressing, declaratory, explaining.
TraHT (*IT) 1./. Expressiveness.
TPf*.<!^ 1, n. Explicit terra.
Î^fsi*(W;-l-*)a.Verbali pithy.
wrqWTwfn (fir:) 2. m. Vrihaahpati.
TTfl.^lfft (ffli) 2, m. Idem.
C*T) 1./. Speech.
UNU (:-OT-*) a- Talkative.

*PITW (W:-l-Sf) f.
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TioPt ( 6"0 ) ti
*rf*K (:.ft-S|f)fl.Verbal.ii.Now.
Tif^-tni l^') 1. it. A letter; a
newspaper. [courier.
TifTO.TTTO 1. m. A letter;
^m^%lftMw:-fi|[)a,Speakmg
much or well. [eloquent.
*I%rof*[.TJ*(^:--3:-ft.2) a. Idem ;
q-IU a. Vile ; fit to be
spoken ; attributive, n. Blame [
a predicate ; voice of a verb.
TT**fflT <5TT> I./ Infamy, blame;
quality of what i said ; conjugntion.
^ 1 qn rsr( ir : -*IT-) a . Head ,re pe ate d .
fT^TO ^T^ffl I. n. To desire.
^131 (ft: si) l. m. h. A wing, m.
Feather of an arrow ; speed ;
sound ; a sage. n. G/ii ; water ;
incantation ending a sacrifice t
rice offered at a shrdddha ; fermented drink of meal and water.
TrSMre W.-V) l.m.n. A particular sacrifice.
^lOt.Wlftffl (5ft) 5. m. Idem.
*lfW.5pBf (Sft)l. A plaot (Physalis flexuosa).
^T^JHl(ai) 1 ./. Nature of a iiorsc ;
possession of wings.
îfsT.^rl (=f!:) 1. m. A plant (Justicia adhenatoda).
Trjar^(#l) 5. m. A horse ; arrow ;
bird ; plant as above./. A marc.

îfam 1. n. Curds.
Tlf.S(g:) 1 . m. Globe amaranth.
^rfsr.Mft (ftt)2/-Place for horses.
^lfw.ijl(Om.Sacrificc of a horse.
^Tftj.TTrail^-'ar)!. n.f. A stable.
^Rnt.*^ a. Aphrodisiac.
Trsit.^r*:*! (m) 1. n. Amorous ex.

citemeot by aphrodisiacs.
WT5j!I (if) 1. n. Desiring.
*T*^1 (I:-1t-*J) a. Desirable.
7T**r(<V) 1-/. Wish, desire.
nf^** (?i:-JiT-fl) p. Desired.
Tlft^^ (^f-f5^t-f*f)o. Wishing./. A wanton woman.
TTS interj. Exclamation on offering ghi.
{Z-.-Sf-t) m.f. n An enclosure [ a road ; grain. /. A site ;
house, o. Of the fig-tree.
sreMTI (*r:J An outcuste brahman.
^TZ.JJUr/Sn (Wt) t. /. A sort of
chain enclosure or fence.
TTfeVT (3tl) 1. /. The site of a
house; Sida cordifolia; a garden.
VI3t<Crf($l)l. in. A sort of grass.
TO* I. h. Fried barley.
W (*a:-^t-^) a. Belonging to a
house or garden,
^tH,gm (tq) 1. . Sandal ; saffron.
/. (wit) Sida cordifolia.
>Nir (!) I./. A plant as above.
^PST<a (WI-SB^) I, m. 3./. Idem.
JTI^rwn; |qr:J 1. m . Idem. [dive.
5) ^raa [, rf. To bathe.

?r?iij (*r:) I, Mi A bull.
a. Much ; firm. adv.
Much ; very well ; of course.
ITT.fVWfl a. Powerful.
udder ; a flute, pipe ; Pifna,
/. Blue barleria ; feathered part
of an arrow.
9I^.^V(V:}lJn.A weaver's loom.
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^TW.fsrBH (Tt;-*rMt) o. Pierced.

THJ.infw (fafflfi-fll) Armed
with arrows. [V&na.
THT.gr (t) U The capital of
^KT.ffra^ () ]. n. Shooting no
arrow. [plate.
TO.tnT (o)l.ni. Armour, a breastTI*.BHI On) 1. /- Usha, daughter oE Vdna.
TTI<W.^l Oer) 5. m. Vishnu.
TIWTft (fti) 2. m. /ifein.
TIWP WO l.M. A bow.
TI^T^T (si) 1. n. Idem. [metre.
TTfc (f^->5t) 2. 3./. Weaving ; a
jriftisq (so) 1. n. Traffic.
TTprfT (fll) 3./. A cunning or fuTI^t(*!t) 3./. Saraswati, goddess
of speech ; speech ; sound.
Tra WTTtprfiT lO.n.To go; serve;
to be or make happy ; to fan.
W\<f (WO I- "i. Air, wind ; rheumatism, gout.

*nre(0 ' "' A plant (Marsilca
quadrifoliu). [tic, gouty.
Tiaf*^ tfMvtit-f*) a. RlieumaTrw.grofg*' (51) 1 . /. Painful
*nr.7*K*K)t- Elephant's forehead below the Frontal sinuses.
*nr.#50rO 2- Dust.
TTif.ifa ({:) 2. m. Speaking in
amorous murmurs ; marks of
the lover 's nails on the beloved.
TTa.rilf5Il#tl5.m. A bird. [gout.
n.T.13I (50:) I. m. A gale ; acule
3|cf.ir (:-WT-*fj Epileptic :
rheumatic.
THT-S (W-Tfi Removing flatulency, [wind.

m-n.isr {W-m-V) a. Arising from
Tnr.Hfti )' A particular fever.
TT7r.g;w (a) I. >. Cottony flocks
or seeds floating in the air,
Tltt-UTT 1. /. A gale; acute
gout ; small-pox ; fine woman.
^HT.saw (BR) 1. m. A cloud.
*T?T.f<PI(!ij ! Rheumatic fever.
TTJI.gt (TO 1. Bhima, or Hanumdn ,- a cheat, swindler.
TtW.^T^(li) I. m.The Palis tree,
TiJt.TTBt (WtO 3- './- An antelope.
Ti;r.qjm(W:-lli-Bl) (i. Inflated.
Tnnssrpg (=?i) l.n. Cholic; flatulence.
TTcIWSJ (Sff:) i. wl. Antelope, a.
Going in or against the wind.

^rrT.lTO'rr (1) 3./ A whirlwind,
TTH.JJJI (m) 1. m. An antelope.
TTfT-^?B(^rj-^0- Swift as wind.
TTfH; (O^T-*) a. Windy ; swift.
Tnr.^jff (W) 1. Acute gout or
rheumatism. [kurmvra.
TTTlTat.S (30 1. m- A plant. KuÎTtWTfi: (fr:) 2. m. /(/cm ,- Menisperaium glabrum.
TTfi.TT (1;) I. m. A cloud.
TTrTTHItl (*) I.IK An arrow; its
flight ; bowshot ; a saw ; a peak ;
a madman ; an idler ; pine tree.
TlrT.'Sq (HI) l.M. A gale; rainbow ; bribe.
TttT.TTfl(lil I . n- Rheumatism, [tic.
Tmrifjrt ( Jft-ffl 1 ^: fit)a. RUeumaTntN(f*!)2.i.Cupwith an iron
stand , a mace.
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KrflW (W:) I. m. A sort of pulse ;

wind./. Diseased womb. a. Windy, flatulent.
*nm.vrfT<t)3/. A whirlwind.
WWH (Trfl-Tat-TH ) a. Windy,
gusty.
>rtW.rev (aj:) I. m. Nervous,
or low feVer.
^Tf-T^ff (si;-*rMf) a. Naked.
(ft):) 2. /. Suppression
of urine.
*mi.Ef^(%:) 2./.Swelled testicle.
TtcT.îft (ft:) 2./. Flatulency.
Castor oil tree.
^m.tfttl(V) 1. n. The lower belly.
^TfT.SJTfl () t. n. Cholio.
Tra.srrfaw (M) 1. n. Acute gout.

a. Gouty.
THi.mft (fa:) 2. m.Agni or fire.
TTH.WW(W) 1. n. The atmosphere
where the wind blows.
3T(fT? (3:) I. m. A horseofthe
^nrrasHnir (^) 1. n. Influting.
^11[f>l(fir:) 2. m. An Asur devoured by Agasliga.
5IStfiT.f?n(3 )o.m. Sage Agasliga,
VTflJflT^T {^0 1./. Musk.
TOU (ti) 1. in. A leaf.
*Tifnm W) 1-*. A window; a
porch, m. A horse. [deer.
'<mv * ("30 2. m. An antelope, a
TIBTft (ft:) 2. /. The castor oil
tree ; asparagus. [gale.
5T(iIT<aT (^1) 3./. A whirlwijLd, a
^mrsiTri) 1. St. A swift horse, or
one of good breed.
*TBT^ (î-fl--*) a. Hheuraatic.
*mvm (w:-fT-W) a. Exposed to

the wind ; gouty. [realism.
TUrprf(fii:) 2./. Blowing ; rheu*TfTT<f:) 2. m. Air, wind.
TrfW* (*>flft-*) o. Windy ; rheumatic, n. Fever, inflammation.
^Tfir.JT (ir:-3IT-3i) a. Knowing or
working minerals, fossils, &c.
m. The egg plant.
wrfw.Ti (*)) I. m. The egg plant.
ff1^ta{^;-*jr-*i)l.it.Sour rice grnel.
*rrT"(i-"-d} a. Goaty ; crazy.
m. A whirlwind, a gale.
WTSfai (f*0 2./. The flying fox.
nr^Hfl---^l-W)- Gouty; insane,
m. A whirlwind, a gale.
^18 (Trt) 4. m. Air, wind. [&c. .
Viajl (wr) 1-/. Strong wind, gale,
Tl ff j H ("*] 1. n. A herd of calves.

WflTO (ffi) 1. * Fondness.
^T^t.gÎ (^0 1. m. A barber.
^ngrfl^(srOi^-Name ofa sage.
m% {z,:) 1. m. Demonstrated conclusion; discourse i sound, [pule.
TT^.K(Ti-';T->^->:( o.Causing dis^T^*f W) I - Sound (of musical
instruments).
^^5 it) 1. Controversy.
Î^T(T:)1- m.Religious fig tree.
1i^.<7T (fl'-Hl-Ti) a. Disputatious.
ynr^niiit (^0 1. m. Fyrfsa.
^rtipa I. n. Liquorice.
ÎÎÎî ^T-^) a. Controversial.
*l^.*rf^T (^t) 1 . m. A Jaina.
Î^.^tHir (if) 1. n. Maintaiuing
an argument. [ply.
3pfJliqi^(^:)l.M. Attack and reÎÎST a. Munificent.
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VTVJW (W.) 1 . m. A sheat fish.

TTfif (*) "-Musical instrument.
îfipt. t-fSfrt-ftC) Speaking,
asserting, m. A sage, an expounder ; a plaintiff ; key note.
llf^XIST te.) a.m. A /ana sage.
TtT^H (vi)I.m. A learned and
virtuous man ; a sage.
^1^1 N) 1. Musical instrument.
TOI.firam (*) 1. W. Its sound.
W.im ("*)! * A musical band

or instrument.
^T?TO.TTire(S:)lm.A sort of erow.
VPt.{) 1. d. To distress.
(Wl 1. n. Marriage.
W (:) 3./. A vessel, boat, raft.
Vffl (sr:-*T-tft-i) a. Dry; of a
wood, in./ n. Dry fruit, n. Living ; moving ; mat of straw ; the
bore ; hole in a wall; perfume.
ÎT.WB (flft) AinflsinB of
the 3rd order ; a hermit ; the
Palds tree ; and Bassia latifolia,
1tT: fci-fl) 1. m. 3. /. An ape.
/. Cowacli. [kauki.
iTi^T.fao (10 1. ni. Mimusops
<! TW H I ( H0 1. A tree, Lodh.
lUIT^ 1. m. The monkey
chief Sugriva ; Hanumdn. [basil.
grsra (*) l.m- A kind of holy
VpreRiq (WO 1. m. A tree bearing fmite from blossoms, as the
mango, &c.
(3;) 2. m. A country to the
north-west of India.
3T*rPI.(t:)l.. A Vdndyu horse.
m^(^0 1. -The ratan.
^rau (*P-^W) a. Relating to water, m. A fragrant grass.

TO! (i-qn-4) o. Vomited.
flT"rn^ RO ' "* Ealer of what
has been vomited; a dog.
^TUTfltsi (Jil) 5. m. Idem.
Cm--) 2./. Vomiting.
TTfiw.WTr(fl)5. in. A thorny plant.
-<lt*H.Î (Î)l. / A medical plant.

*r*ir (=51) I. /. A multitude of
groves or thickets.
t*t<I (v.) 1. m. Shaving ; sowing
seed ; weaving.
TTO.^SCB:) I. m. Weaver's loom.
*rfij (ftt-<t) 2. 3. /. A large oblong pond, a pool, lake.
TtfijK (Tfl:-<n-H) a. Sown as seed ;
shaven.
(X) ' "i- The Ckdtaka.
grm(m:.njT-ai) 1. m. A sort of Costus. a. That may bo sown.
3T1H O-WMf) a. Left (hand) ; reverse ; pleasing ; vile ; short-,
crooked. m.Shiua, Kdma; udder ;
animal, n. Wealth./. A woman,
Garni, Stc./.tft A mare; sheass ; female elephant or jackal.
WIWII (in) I./. Contrariety ; crafra.i(;)l> A name of Shiva.
THPT (HJ-'m-î) u. Short, dwarfish, m. Vishnu in his 5th incarnation ; elephant of the south ; a
tree, Alangium /.Female dwarf.
ÎIPI* (^:-^l.*')o. Idem.
TOnft.H (Hi-*T-tf) . Shortened.
TTW.sr (T:) 1- m. An ant hill.
>iT*.^['g*F(ir:-'n-f> n. Handsome.
mwTgl {*) 3. /. A handso
C (13) 1 m. Left hand system ; using flesh, spirits, &c

(<t) 1. Mi One follow-
ing that system.

tnJTNt** 1. w, A tree (Sfllvadora Persica).
vprrq^n:) I. m. A shell with the
spiral turn running from right
to left. [some.
(f:-'!n-'H) a. Proud ; hand(HI) 3./. An elephant.
VP1 (h:) I. m. Weaving.
mqi(Ti)l.n. A number ; a heap.
til.^rj(i301 . m. A weaver's loom.
5THHiH - |l.n. Sweetmeats or cakes,
^rtpft 3./. The quarter of the
wind, north-west. a. Windy,
jftiai a. Relutiog or
sacred to the wind.
gpiH (^:) 1. m. A <
lochum ; turpcntini
of fig ; a vegetable.
STHHTTTfH (fir:) 2. m. An owl.
^HjHsl (U:) 2. m. A long grass.
^W*<l<il{*i{)3 f-A medicinal root.
3t*J(*t:| 2. m. Air, wind, air of the
body i morbid state of it.
^rrn.frjj [rr:) 2. m. Dust.
TTH.^Tii (ifi) 1. m. North-west.
Hin.JlTS (t;:) 1. mi. Flatulence, indigestion, [wind.
TtlH.affT (!?;-fn:-frr) a. Swift as
sna.siSfl (31:) 1. m, A whirlpool, an
eddy ; a whirlwind.
Fhitulent;
epileptic.
: Agal-
Itg.S (3:-Wt-W) ft. Ruling Untugrg.snff (7T:) 1. m. HmamtSn.

^TH^Tf 2. 111. A cloud,
^.filgffl (ft') 2. /. A calm 1 a
cure of flatulency. [wrf*.
\. m. B/iima i Hanu t l 'J .^ ^ (g')! . n.The rainbow ; hnil.
TPJ.W* 1. m. A snake.
a. Eating air ; fasting.
irriJ.git(<o) 1. n. Fasting, [wind.
q-lB.WfT (fT;-HT-7f) a- Free as the

gnj.Hreiii o. Feeding
on air.
^re.rrar (tO 1./. Night, [sky.
gro.-3^s[(wr)5. m.The atmosphere,
TTH.^T^ST) 1- ni- Smoke, vapour.
WTHtflfTHl Cft) 3. /. A vessel of
the body. [wind.
5TU.ilI.9H (B:-r-*T) a. Swift as
Tig. 1
9 () 1
Fir<
^tH/HIR (^:) 1. m. Hanamaa.

310. Hn (H:-HT-5T) o. Like wind ;
unsubstantial ; swift.
TPHTC^;^ ) t .n .E ther , at m os ph e re .
HIT (ir:) 5. n. Water.
*K (Tt) 1 . m. A multitude, heap ;
occasion ; day of the week ; a
i Shiv
a door
Vc'sjd for spirits, otfu. A time.

STK^ (^-^r^) a. Opposing, m. A
horse's paces ; a horse, n. Seat
of pain ; fragrant grass.
*Hfarar, ffi) 5. nt. The ocean ; a
9I'WBtt(T:)l. mj. A wife's bnitber :
mai ino fire ; louse ; smalt comb ;
war hnrsc ; porter.
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TO ( 675 )
"WSVS (ffO'- "' A u ' f d ' n general.

arTCT (TO 1. m. The hamlle of a
s word or knife.
mKZ {) 1- n. A field ; a number
of fields./. A goose.
7rcn(fjl. m. Opposition; defence;
obstacle, m. Armour ; an elephant, [banana,
(ill) 1. /. Plantain or
TKU.'raTlOlOln. Leader of a herd.
^TTf.^SIHT(wr) './. Plantain tree.
TI^ {M) I. n. Leather fit for or
made into thongs.
irK-irttK^) 3./. A harlot, [nana.
^TT.'i'n^l) I. /. Plantain or ba^rr'-.gî (<5ii) ! / The head of a
set of harlots.
^TTKfRB ado. Repeatedly.
HWW (<3T}I./- A wasp ; a goose,
(w) 3./. See TKg>51T.
TC.Vi'Q (m : -TiT) 1. m. n. Armour
for tli e body or breast.
fn^lKfo) 2. m. A player on the
flute ; singer ; judge ; year. /.
Chief harlot, n harlot.
JfK.fa^rfa'll (=Tt) 3./. A harlot.
gr^wr 1. / A portion of
the day when any act, religious
or secular, is suspended.
*TC.y^t (ft) 3./. A whore.
^re-VÎ (n) !/. A net of courtezans ; prostitution.
3K.'3t(Wt) 3./. A whore.
^frrj.fafa Ift:) 2. m. The ocean.

îrpTirr (=TT) 1./. A harlot.
5TO<!*t (*\) 3./. Benares.
^TTtwinj (*;-*T-3) a. Prudnced at
or born in Benares,
^TTresj (*i)l.u. A large waterjar ; a.cistern, reservoir.

0^)1./. An esculeut root,
yam ; one of the divine mothers ;
a measure ; the earth ; o sow.
Tlfc (ft) 2. n. Water ; a perfume.
/. Saraswati ; a captive. /. A
jar ; a rope, or trap for securing
elephants.
^TfeSPSqr *:) 1. m. An aquatic
plant (Pistia stratiotes).
îrr.îÎ (<51) 1./. Idem.
Tlft^ (Xf) l.M. The Iliad fish,
îft.^ni (Sli) I. m. An aquatic
plant (Trapa bispinosa).
flft.farfil (Rii) 2. m. A leech.
TlfcsiWC ftO I- Annquatic
plant (Pistia); a piece of water.
Trft.^re (u-<t<) l. . a fisb.
TTft.îm(^)l.. A sort of weed.
W<.ST (Sr-STT-sr) 1. m. A conch ;
any bivalve shell. n. Lotus ; salt.
(7j-<n-W) p. Hindered.
^Tft.TTW IV) i- m.A cloud.
^ttTIi (it) 1./. An umbrella, or
portable covering of leaves.
wft.^ (? : -^T-^) Giving water,
m. A cloud, n. A perfume.
Op) 1. m. The Ckdlaka.
^Trt.ffl (fttO 2. m. The sea.
nft.srra () 1. m. The deity Pa-
rana ; the ocean ; a cloud ; habitation of the Ndgaa.

TtftftfV (fti) 2. m. The sea, the
ocean. [water.
!flft:.iTf*Pir (5:-*t-^) o. Going by
*Tfc.Tt*f Off) 3- / An aquatic
plant (Pistia).
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Tft.SPTO I. A cascade.
WTfcS* (#) 3. /. Ptatia.
TrPc.^T <TT)l./.Aplant(Flacoortia cataphracta).
TlMm* (W) 1. m. A perfume.
^Tft.Tlft <M 2. m. A cloud.
=nft.^t t*t) 3- /- An aquatic
plant (Pielia).
TlftX (r:-tl-t) n. Giving water.
m. A cloud.
WTfrX 1 ! (*&)' m - A rnft ' nottt '
wrft^nTi (wi-*t4) o- Sounding
like many waters.
Hfc^fil (far) 2. m. The ocean,
*!ft.iTi:(n) 5. m. Vamna.
snft.^f <*) 1- A fruit (Flacourtia cataphractu).
Trtt^re (*t) 1-. A distiller or
dealer in spirituous liquors.
JflftTiTWO 1. IB. A cloud.
Ttft.TlT* (TO I- m - Idem ^Tft.(:)L.in.A name of Vishnu.
JTKtz (Z:) I. m. An elephant.
m?\H <:) U. The ocean.
Trrst*:) 2. m. A war elephant carrying- a standard.

W <B:) 1. m. A bier.
srr*fo(rir:)2.m. The sage Agastya.
*TV$t (*t)3./. A spirituous liquor j the west ; the 25th lunar
asteri-m ; species of grass.
jnvStTaw (0 ' m - V*rma.
WXW I**) 1- The chief of the
serpent race. m. n. Rheom of
the eyea ; wax of the ear ; a
vessel for baling water.
wrî ado. frequently.
JTrT-ft Cft) 3./- Part of Bengal

and Behar, now Rdjshdhi.
WrW 1.1. A forest./.
Name of a dryad, a. Of a tree.
am (^Sf-tS) a. Of a tree. b.
A stockade.
îfw^ 1. in. A scribe.
*rS(*-*-li") I. . Health i chaff.
/. Tidings, report; occupation,
profession; agricultnre. a. Well;
following a profession ; staying ; being.
Trflr* 1 . m. The egg-plant.
tnw.VV*[ (w) 5. n. Agriculture,
trade, &c. of the Vaisx/as.
^TWir*(ftr:-*1) 2. 3./. Egg-plant.
VT&forpit) 5. m. Idem.
Tmvgi (fl) 2. m. /(/em.
ÎWRjfl (Ti) i. M. A spy.
Tnw.T? (^0 1. m. A chandler.
7lflr.Bffl{ffl:)2.m. A householder.
Hlffl* o. Giving infor-
mation, explanatory, m. An intelligencer; man of the 3rd

tribe. /. A quail. It. A gloss or
Tl^hr (TP) 1 -m-The prince Arjusa.
^t(t)l.n.Silk ; water; seed of
the Abrus prccatorius ; a shell ;
a curl on the right side of a
horse's neck ; speech. [stand.
n. A rainy day. /.Ink() 1. n. A number of old
men ; old age ; its infirmities.
Triw (W) I. 1. Old age.
*nff (fio 2. m. The ocean.
"CT*ft (fri) 2. m. A usurer.
TlifT* I. m. Idem.
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wm ( 677 )
wft^W) 5. m. A usurer.
srnfa (3) 1. b. Usury.
TljtlN Ef] I... 3./. A thong.
srijfwl^:) l.m. A rhinoceros.
71^3 (Zi) 1. nt. An alligator.
TITWii (W) 1 . n. A number of coats
of mail. [in armour.
Tlfi&t (If) 1. n. A number of men
Wl^nr) 5. m. A cloud.
TltS (ta:-HIT-lS') a. That should be
selected, or impeded.
TTOTfllwC^-irr-li);!. Impeded, prevented, prohibited.
*nayr (^) 1, a. A lotus.
TIIST* (TO 1. m. A leech.
TOrfir(f*!) 2. M. The ocean.
*T^Z (8i) l.m. A boat, [rains,

vn (S:~$f-V) n.Of ihe year or the
Tlfwr 1. n. A drug,
commonly Trdyamdnd. a. Annual ; growing in the rains.
*jfVwi (1) 1./. Hail.
*TTV* (*iJjft-!j a. Sprinkling.
HT^H tf)l.. The fruit of the
Solanum jacquini.
WWJW (lO ! jBratatiia.
vfapt (Jti-ilVH) a. Sacred to
*rwai(fq)l. Ethics. m.Ndrada.
Tisr*" (is:) 1. m, A bracelet; a
finger ring.
Tm(t:-'?ft-wi)a. Made of bark.
PHtlsr:-tfl-5f) a. Idem./. Spirituous liquor, n. A bark dress.
TTfimf* (fti) 2- m- The author of
the Rdmdyaaa.
2. m. Jrfem.
*r*^W (*:-*l-*)n.Talking much.

Wpr^l"!! (fll) !./ Garrulity,
^ (1):} 1. m. A sort of basil,
^fflfa (Rr - fif : -fa la.Car ry in g muc h .
W.-a.^l trwajw 4. d. To
choose or select ; to serve.
fllBH (fl:-flr-^) a. Selected,
wemwil (t:-WT-if) p. Choosing.
iTTr(*J,<f,ff)1Iura 4. rf.To sound ;
to cry as a bird ; to call.
7IJPl(*i)l.n.Cry of birds, bees, &c.
^lJJT(Jtr) \ .f. Justicia ganderussa.
fflfil (f:) 2. m. Fire.
TlfilB pTi-WMl) 1. n. The cry ol
birds or animals. /. A woman ;
elephant, a. Scented ; sung.
(V-YI-tj I./. The Garnli
river, a. Of Kwilk
(*T) l,/. Night.
5T^ (*:} 1. nt. A duy. n. An edifice ; a meeting of four roads.
^TKffw (g:-wt-^) a. Large, great.
m. A warrior.
T[HJ (K) 1. m. Vapour i a tear ;
iron./. A drug.
^Hn*t(TI)l/.A drug, Hingupatri,
amjasw (fr:-t-Tr) n.Uttered with
tears. [by tears.
^TsrrfW a. Interrupted
*rf*rar (TT) 1./. A drug.
^lijlSg(^:)'.m. Starting of tears.
(*;Wrfjr 10.0. To introduce
another quality; to perfume;
fumigate, m V) 4 d. To sound
like a bird.
fW ("Bi) I. Pit. A house, abode;
site ; cloth ; perfume, m. /. A
plant (Justicia ganderussa).
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wfa ( 6/8 ) tto
Wt.gr**: (z't) 3./. A tent.

gra* (:-^ri) I. ./. A plant.
îw.^fel^r (>fllj 1./- A woman
prepared to receive Iter gnlant.
^W.JpifCff) 3./. A hull for having company ndches, &c.
UTO.^^) 1. n. The inner part of
a house ; bed-chamber.
*IOT(W0 I. M. An aas.
wi^(<t)3./ Night.
^raf (in-VI-itJ I. a. Perfuming;
cloth i abode ; sitting with bent

kuci^s ; a water-jar ; receptacle ;
knowledge. /. Mental impression ; trust ; ignorance, a. Fit
for clothes or for a dwelling.
TtiTfit.W (Wrir-#) a- Packed.
3l=r7 ( i r;:- ,! 3t- 5 ii) a- A camel ; cuckoo ; young animal ; zephyr ; a
kind of bean./. Giertnera racemose ; a festival. a. Placed ; vernal ; yoang ; diligent.
TOnW(!5i-wHi)<i.Sown or growing in spring ; suitable or relating to spring. [cer.
Wf*iW(*l)l.m. Anactor; adan^19.^R m- Fragrant red
TOCi- 1 ()l.*..A day.m.A Ndga.
mK-WT W I. m. Morning.
(^0 l< m. Indra. /. Mother
of Vyem.
HW(^0 5. it. Cloth, clothes.
3T9.siT /- A woman prepared to receive her lover.
VtflTJtnUOl.it.The inner or sleeping npartment. [hatchet.
>nfvj (fei-*V) 2. m. 3. /, A small
srirfÎfifT) I./. A plant, Jnsticin.

*([%W(?f:-HT-7f) Pertained ; seEisoned ; clothed ; famous, n Cry
of birds; knowledge, Bound /.
A woman ; an elephant.
irfa*[ eft-ft^t-ft) I./. A -white
sort of Jhmti or Barleria.
TlfotT (tf) 1. n. Blood.
^tf%2 a. Explained or
composed by Vasahtha.
*rni (fj:) 2. . A name of Vishnu ;
soul of the universe ; life ; love.
TIBfarffin) 2. m. The serpent P<fsuld, king of serpents.

^HjiiJ.^? far) 1. /. A nlune of
Manasd, goddess of snakes.
*T5^T (*!)! w. Krishna ,- a elms
of people among tlie Jamas,
^5^(^01. m. The 12tli Jama
teacher of the present era.
Siq.m; fjp) 1. m. Krishna.
îQÎ (^1)1-/. Night; earth ; woman ; female elephant.
(0 3. /. A young girl.
^til.^(^;-^(-^) o.Giving clothes.
^ret.^m (fl) I. n. Suit of clothes.
^ri?T3i^ (afi) 5. n. The inner or
private apartments.
TIW (-^t-) a. Of a goat.
1. n. An appointment, a. Fixed, substantiated.
^JWfaW (î:-^[t-î) o. Keal, substantial, genuine.
Tra^pn (V) 1./. Night.
TWW (5T:-air-aij a. That should
be inhabited, or provided for. m.
A kinsman, dependant.
_' : j n:l'"j Lv
TOj 2. >n. n. The site of a

habitation ; a house.
qrarv(<)l.B. A potherb, a. Local.
*I*J.tflpH (^) 1. n. CotiECcratioo of ii new house.
TW.flmPfhj (*t) I.". Idem.
Îgjfi (') 1. ft. A potherb.
3"[^f) a. Abdominal.
^lil^fTT (frf:) 2. m. InJra.
*tm (^;-Wt-'fl) n. Jladc of or covered with cloth, m. Cloth.
^TW (ÎI) 1. m. Vapour ; tear.

^SW-faai^ (^:-<fW) Weeping
^rreiTft'^gm (w.--fliT-'!i) a. Idem.
(9t) I./. A cow. {vour.
H) TTW 1. rf. To endeanf(V)l. Ahorse ; a weight ; a
ton ; ahull ; buffalo; wind ;arm;
vehicle ; a bearer. [ter.
Îif m. Ahorsenian, a por3T7.%<(Tr (TT)5. in. A buffalo.
~3\~X T J 1 . a. A vehicle of any
kind ; i,3 horse, carriage, &c. ;
conveying ; endeavour ; deport^T7-î',(3,)a. Fulling from a carriÎtJ^T (^:) I. m. A large make;
a water-course ; a potherb.
fU^Pufe adv. Hand to hand.
TTlfVS I. m. A large drum ;
ing tiie brunt of battle.
qif^Ft (ri;-HT-ri) p. Exerted.
Tffara(ai) 1. n. Elephant's forehead below the frontal globes.
Ilfaw (*t-ftfWf-fa) a. Carrying.
/. An army ; a river.
stf^t.fi Wl 1. m. A camp.
3tf^t.qprt(ffr:) 2. m. A general ;
the oceau.
3T?t3T (S-.-^J-^j a. Beating burdens ; external, m. The Punjab.
*T3J ftP-WMH) I- A carriage,
m. Beast of burden, a. That
may be borne ; outward.
ftTP!^ [adv. Externally. [dueed.
Î^mra (5f:-IJ-^) p. Carried, in3Tfif(fSI:)2./.Name of a country.
TtfW3T I. m. Balkh ; one of
its horses ; heavenly chorister,
n. Saffron ; aaafcetida.
tftfm.m (si:-5jr-aj a. Of Baikh. m.

A Turki horse.
L. See *lflnt.
Pr, 3T 2. bi. 3./. A bird ;
the eye ; heaven.
fast (:-Y-Tf) a. Twentieth.
fifasf ('Fi-fft-ii) a. Twenty.
fawfH (fifl) a. Twenty, a score.
rfiinJ, two twenties, plu. many
r^jrra*{"fi!-*"T-qiJfl.WortIi twenty,
fasjfcpn? (Hi-Wt-H) a. Twentieth.
fgsriTj^ (Hi) L. n. Lord of twenty villages.
pjflpT(iit) 5. m. Twenty, a score,
f^r l.n. Tlio milk of a prolific cow. [Hn.
' fa.ÊSfS C*:)l. m. Buellin loiigifoI Pt.^Stt in. A small tree.
{V.^^fî-Î-î) H. Blown, explindf^sî-ST-airi. Large ; frightful ;
pleasing; nllered ; obsolete./.
A Jaina divinity, n. A boil.
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ftrew ( 680 ) firei
fa.VGUi 1. m. An herbaceous
plant (Hedparum alhagi).
fk. **!(' (si) 1- Irony; flutter}-,
praise; big or fulsome talk,
ftawftq {v.-^j-Vt a. Commendable ; ridiculous.
f^.5fiWr(an) 1 ./. Praise ; irony, &c.
fa.nfasr (wT-fajft-fwla. Boasting.
fV.^W (m:-nrr-wj) a. Trembling;
unsteady; shrinking from,
ftqrfcrir <w:-in-?i) a. Trembling,
palpitating ; interrupted.
R^rtO I. m. Sickness.
fl.JfirPa (V-WT-*J) a. Frightful.

fk.vi n. Earless, m. A
Kttru prince.
Profw* (If:) t. m. SartuKati, a
part of the Panjdb.
f>.irflJ(sr:) I. . The sun ; a son
usurping his father's throne.
f> ft*(is:)l.ni. Clerk of markets.
ftffl-SIH.iw) a. Acting illegally ;
busy in various ways.
ftW^fie^T W l./. Illegal act.
fawjhl CW) 5. n. /item.
fa^PH.^HWi-^JT-W)- Engaged in
business, or in illegal acts,
fawfwr (qr!-*T-*S) a. idem. m.
Clerk of the market,
fa.^q {i:) 1, m. An arrow.
(if) 1 . n. Pulling, drawing ;
dragging.
fa.*<fl (Wr**3r-?f) a. Out nf order,
confused, impaired; dried up.
f. A woman whose menstruatiun
has ceased,
fww.nift* (:) 1. nt. Having a
crooked or withered urm.
fa*T1F (T:-lft.j) a. Deformed,

fâswt.f^! (it) 1. n. Spuiling:
maiming; confusing.
fMitft.Wfr(7f. , -'rTT-tf)a. Confused ;
broken ; impaired ; sick.
ftrwt.WH (WS-HT-lf) a. Idem.
pTWmf*PI (l:-W-) a. Having deElective organs.
f*.îw(w:)l. in. Error, ignorance;
alternative; doubt. [tional.
flftUH (W-Trl-ri) a. Made opfk.Wi (K'-Kl-t) a. Opening, ex] i ending.
fV.*qi (^J) \.f. Bengal madder.

ffl.ÎT te-Ti-f) a. Scefin*)":.
(:) I. m.The moon./ Bengal madder.
Pr**5W <n-WT-W> a. Smiling.
fTOfof[|H:-TTT-Ti|n. Blown, budded.
fkmmK ^--Xl-t) a. Opening, expanding.
fV.WPT, (13) I. m. Cliangc of form
or nature ; sickness ; crisis, especially unfavourable ; emotion.
ft.Wifrri (fT:-?ii-Tr) o. Changed,
ft.Wlfirst (^t-ftwr-ft)n. Changing.
PWIW(0 l.m. Twilight
R.*I^(t:) 1. m. Evening, twilight./. feniT A water clock.
fff.^rw (t:) 1. m. Solitude, privacy s manifestation ; expanding ;
pleasure ; heaven, sky.
(V.^rispri (Hi) I./. Appearance;
expansion; loneliness,
fV.^tnsr (I") 1-n. Idem.
pr*m.ij?J,(t) o. Eipanding.
ftr.TIWCn (*t-fn*ft-f) Idem.
fWi ( 681 ) ftw
f*.*tftil(*l-fa*|-f*)<i.EjipaDdiiig.
f>.*tftrw (tfT-ftwl-ft) o. idem.
U.fkx(,<:) 1 . w. A bird in general ;
a well ; a fragment.
fr.qil^ O) 1 . >. Gigantic swallow wort. n. Scattering.
ft.^cji-*r-^')a. Scattered, dif-
fused ; celebrated.
(^-ir-*) a. Scattered.
pT.yS* ("i-*!-*) Modified,
changed. [ na PP T fr.*^*!-*!-*) a. Idem; joyful,
f>.fW(*0 The moon.
fif.^nO)!. n.Aside glauce.wink.
fr.flw(1) 1./ The nose.
ft.H7l{TT:-3T--i) a. Averse, disgusted, sick, altered, overcome, imperfect, n. Disgust.
fTW*.^*(*=-=n-*i) a. With face
distorted.
fTOfl.ifir^wt-fjt#|.fH) a .Cha 0 ging the dress.
flSTflTim a. Changed
in form ; ugly. Also (TB<TTBfff.
fTOTTV (W-*t-* Deformed.
ft.et* (ffl:-tft) 2. /. Change of
any kind ; sickness ; fear ; spirituous liquor. [attracted.
fTTflJE (Sr.I-tf) a. Fulled, drawn,
fraTOTR C?:-^-^) a. Dragged
f*.*H (H:-itt-ii)a. Bald./ A small
braid or tress of huir ; a woman
without hair.
frifsm l*T> 1./- A plaster.
ft.^(^:-^l-'i}o- Uncovered, unsheathed, bare.
firm COO ' A young elephant.
f^.-^nfflO 1 Heroism, prowess,

strength ; overcoming ; going ;
a kiog of Oujein.
ft*iH!(S!:-wT-<r)p. Proceeding ;
overpowering.
fimi i r< Sl (m) l.m. The name of
a celebrated king of Oujein.

fnfW* (4:) l.m. Idem.
flnffWTfafa (TT-ITT-tf) o. Acquired
or conquered by valour.
fa.Hifir(.(tfl) 5. m. A lion ; a hero.
fiMtmffl:) l.m. Sale. [asale.
ftTtnrrani(<Ii) 1. m. Rescission of
fifWl* I. Selling.
fa.wftUT (Ti) I. m. A vender,
fa.wfaw (*t) 5. m. Idem.
fT.ura [tit) 1. m. A hero ; a lion.
n. Valour, a. Valiant, victorious,
f^.ifnf^l (Pro ) 2./. A horse's canter or gallop ; prowess, great
power or strength.
fir.WT^('nT- ; *ft-' 5 f ) o- Valiant, victorious, m. A hero, victor.
fw.imV (*0 1. m. A vender.
fir.fienPT (*Tt) I. /. A change of
mind, form, &c.
fir.^ftW[rf)I. Diversified play.
fa.Hftfl (Hi-HT-Tf) a. Sold.
Pr.WS o. Harsh, unkind;
shouted, n. Alarum ; abuse.
fa.Tp> (Hfl l.m. A seller.
Pr.^ Vendible,
ft.*!*? (*J I. n- Calling out ;
P|',m(VI-VT-'^) a. Overcome with
fear or agitation, bewildered.
ftWlW (W) 1./- Timidity.
_' : J N:l'"J Lv
Pr.%WHHf (*t'M)p. Wetted,

moistened, [der-hearted.
f*farawl.^l(*i:.*l-ti) o. Teaft.ftm Ctt-TTr-*) a. Old, wither.
ed, decayed ; wet.
ft.^ (n') now. Fur a moment,
fa. W?r( M: - 7n-(i ) a.Stni ck , wounded.
ft-.W(,) 1- m. Cough; sound.
fa.faTf{S:-jrr-li) n. Thrown, scattered | bewildered ; refuted ; dispatched.
fa.Vfa p. Wasted.
(Mjfc((V01< m - Chief of u class
of demigods attached to Shiva ;
assembly of the gods ; place prohibited to llcsh-cuters.
fa-isi (H:) 1. m. Casting, throwing ; bewilderment ; refutation ;
celestial latitude.
(ireqit(w') 1, n. Throwing, sending.
fSHfolW I. m . Tlie greatest
inclination of a planet's orbit,
fa.^ (:) I. m. Shaking ; fearing ; tearing ; conflict.
fVs a. Noseless, [futed.
fa.^f*3B (fl:-tfT-fi) p- Cut up ; rePmrei 1./. The tongue.
f=nj CS:-TS:-i3) a. Noseless.
fa^KOl. m. A goblin ; a demon.
ftPS ((5--5TI-'8f) a. Noseless.
ft.WTB (n:-wT-TT) a. Famous.
ft."?n,'lHf!lO 2./Fame, celebrity.
faWT'T O') I - Confessing, declaring; expounding.
C^-t^MS) Noseless.
faWliai-W-W) a. Idem.
fa.HlI (if) l.n. Discharge of a
debt; calculating.
fa.Jlfajr (Jl:-TIT-lf) a. Accounted

for ; discharged as a debt.
fa.JTH 0:-HT-7i) a. Gone, separated; lest; gloomy, dark.
firci.*'5i*(* ; .Tn-'0<t. Undefiled.
fajrfr.an: (T>'"T-< : J , Free from
fever or decay.
fajliT.HW (Wt-WT-tf) a. Destitute of
lustre or courage. [passion.
falPf.TTfl (n:-SIt-li) a. Fiee from
Fm ii.^tw ( * : - T- )<t . U ji f o r tu nato.
fajrff.W* a. Void of
desire. [pride,
famwu O-Î-tf) a. Free from
f?irT^?l I3t)i./. A woman past
child-bearing, [desire.
faflfltfiT ISt-fqWt-fa} o. Void of
f>.JW (;) 1. w. Separation.
fl-VK l.m. An abstemious
man ; naked man ; a mountaiu.

fa.JiîT 1. n. f. Abnse.
tVl?wl(l(7);-*n.^)n.Repreheneible.
fr.Jlffr (ai--HT-ff) a. Abused ;
it, vile, had.

fa-ÎW-^l-^') o.Reprehensible.
f?.JI^.in(vjr]l./.Scanilal, abuse.
tT.nfaTT (jc-MI-ti) p. Dissolved,
melted ; fallen ; removed ; loose.
faj|fam.iTt{l:-lfl-jO a-With dishevelled hair. [abundant.
fT.Hie (31-^1-3) a. Immersed;
fa.flTST ("ST) 1. n. Ill report, detraction ; censure. [ing ; rolling.
fir.JlR I. m. Bathing, plungft.HWT (5T;- , sri-5i) a. Beholding,
knowing; bathing; going.
fa.lltlltffc-Jn-ji) a. Sung ill or variously ; abused ; contradicted.
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firs ( 683 ) ft*
fw.Stfi! (fifi) 2. /. A singing ill ;

abuse ; contradiction. [bad.
fa.Jr*[W:-*T-ll) a.Void of quality ;
<3:-3T-) a. Concealed ;
blamed.
fjr.JJTtcT (Wi-Hf-lt) p- Opposed.
fTOPH tt.'-TT-W) p. Being; opposed, or encountered.
fix (U>in-ii) a. Noseless.
fT.HTITO . The body ; extension ; a putt ; shape, m. n. War,
battle, encounter.
fTH^n; (<) I. n. The back.
t>.UTH W-W-W o- That should
be opposed.
fV.Hfzwr (Si) l./.A minute of 24
seconds. 60th part of a ghari.

ft.HfJI(ii)l.n.Ru.bbing; striking;
oflending ; undoing.
fir.fs (7t:-71T- , n) a. Rubbed.
fir.^=l (Wi) 1. m. A hammer, o.
Cloudless.
fMra(*:)I.M. Food ; especially the
residue of an offering. [food.
faTTUnr. (-HT-') Eating such
fWfl(fl--H]l.m. n. A blow ; impediment, prohibition ; destruction.
ft.m.ftr (ftp) 8./ The removing of obstacles.
flraifa'I (^t-fil^-fB) a. Opposing; removing; destroying.
fa.B^ (Si-ST-)p. Proclaimed.
far.tmnt (w) l.n. A proclaiming.
ft^f l. m . Obstacle, impediment ; Caranja.
f*rff.*T iV-Ki-t) a. Hindering.
ftW.^Tftn CfT-Mt-fr) (..Impeding, obstructing ; fearful.
fa-ff.*nrw(W:)l. m.Gan&htt. a. Removing impediments.

ftff.^trifH (Hi) 1. m. Gtmtsha. n.
Removal of impediments.
! faS-^TW {WO 1. m. Ganska.
' ftr^ iwO!:) 1- m- Slight obstacle.
fVs.fa *II *IW (W:) 1. m. GnnesAn.
ftS-faf* [ftO 2 / Removal of
' obstacles.
fo-STTrfbl (r) 5. m. Ganfyha.
' fVfstff (3n-ar-Ji) a. Stopped, prevented.
fk?W I. in. Ganhha.
(T'l '.".A horse's hoof,
ft^ (Bl, ^t.TT,^) fcrfjH ft 7.
C. To differ ; to divide ; to (Incriminate, to judge. [mine,
fg-.^ftw(r; ) I. m. A kind of jns-
r>.^fl" (Ui-mr-nr) a. Clever, proficient, m. A pandit, [pleied.

fV.W? ^-s.-B:) a. Blind, perfav^B(ir:) I. m. Search, research.
fir^Tjsr (=r) l.n. Idem.
fif.^PHir W) 1./. Herpes, scab.
fa.^ t*[ : -î-ni) o. Unsteady.
fB.^nia(5T) I .n.Fickleness; conceit.
f^.^r'T^(f:-Hr- , n) p.Moveil, gone.
fk-^lK (t.:) I. m. The exercise of
judgment or reason ; investigaftMK* (*:) I. A judge.
faîr^tfTT (<tT)l./. Investigation,
ft'^K.'S'M (î) 4. m. A judge.
fa.-STK^ (ii ; -nn) l.n. / Deliberation, investignlion. /. The Mini&ngsd philosophy.
Pt^tT*TT)(w-W-^) a. That should
be investigated.
fWl ( 684 ) frw
ft^TC.w(w;)3./The judgment Beat

of Yanta; any literary meeting.
ft^lt.flW 1- n. Logical disputation, [cussed.
fifllRt (fl'.'-m-'W) a. Judged, disft.^lftir (Cf-fr*t-ft) a. Judging.
ft^Tlii (an-an-nj ) a. That should
be investigated. [vesligated.
Prûani*! (*:-in>*i) p. Being inft.^m (w:-WT-5il a. Intervening.
fiîf%H(TT;-TlT-W) n.Moved from.
ftf*r(f^t) 2. 3./, A wave.
ft.f^ftrmKWJl/.Doubt; mistake.
fa.f^ (Mi-^r- 1 *} a. Variegated;
handsome ; wonderful ; agricultural, n. Surprise ; irony.
fa.f^r (*i-T-0 a. Wonderful,
s. Astonishment. [China silk.
ftfTf .^fu^ {*) 1. n.Watered
ftrf^WI (lTT)l./.Variegatedness;
wonderfulness.
ft1V^.^(^!-Tt-^)l. a. A cloud.
a. Having the body pointed ;
elegant.
Name of the
22nd sovereign of the lunar dynasty in the third age.
fafaM^'Q;^:) 3./. Mother of
the above king.
faftl^lv (T--f\-f) a. Elegant ;
painted, m. A peacock ; a tiger.
fflfaf^rT (rT:-<rT-<f)(i. Variegated.
ft.f%wirrir(Tr!-in-ii>T|]ought of.
fafa'TOi (Be) I. m. A hero ; diafV.fqra ( JT;-T-*)p. Thinking,
fi^lm' (i ; .mr-^') p. Entered, occupied, inhabited.
fa.%HW (W:-5ft-i) a. Unconscious.

ft'.'SHfll m: -flf : -fl ; ) n Sad , p erplei ed.
f.MfeW(fI:-7iT-Tf) a. Inveitigated,
ascertained; inconsiderate, n.
Effort ; malicious act.
fHm (Jf:-fTr-m) a. Fallen ; dispossessed.
Pr^mfir 6. fl. To go or
approach. (*) faÔt 10. a.
To shine ; to speak.
f^.^j^t^jl.m. A building of several stones, a palace, a temple.
ft.^* (lt) 1. m. Idem.
ft.^TS^' 1. n. Disregarding;
wasting; being sick.
ft.îr {W-H\-if) p. Vomited ;
disregarded, &c.
fr.^ST^ (V) 1. u. The shadow of
a flock of birds.
fV.fcffTI (f*I!) 2./. Cutting asunder ; fracture ; separation ; partition ; loss ; bounds of a house;
cmsura; untidy appearance; colouring the body with unguents.
Rf^fl (TTi-at-'fl) a. Severed,
shared ; crooked; hidden.
fa.^? W) I. m. Cutting asunder ; disjunction ; prevention ;
division ; difference ; interstice.
(W:-Wt-*0 a. Cutting, w.
A sector.
fi"<^'<*r l.n. Severing.
fT^S^fa (u:-T]r-^) a. Divisible ;
that ought to be severed.
fasjijm f) 3. a. To
be distinct or separate ; to differ ; to discriminate, to judge.
(% T K) f^siTT 6, d. with vjir
fVw ( 685 ) fkm
to fear, tremble. Also (^T

Pnrfn 7. a.
fa.JP((ti-*I-*fK PrivBt *i solitary.
ft.si^w 1. n. Birth, delivery.
fs^rfVw (W:-TJT-7r) p. Begotten.
fV.W*ir*T (n) 5. n. Separate birth,
nt. Of degraded birth.
ft.wfqwtf) I. . Mad.
fir.flnjmO !">> Victory ; car of the
gods ; Arpma, Tama./. Duty a ;
a lunar festival day when her

image ia cast into the water:
hemp, used as a narcotic poison.
firaR-Tar (KO 1. A royal or
war elephant.
firw^* HO 1. m. A kind of
necklnce of 504 strings.
ftwn^r (tOL > A Bovereign
of the race of Ikshadhi.
A**.irfr (W:) I. m. A large military drom.
prstnaiH (W.-*T*T) p.Triumphant.
ft-sm.WS (%) 2. /. Victory,
ftsRT.qwff (~T) 3. /. Sunday,
when it is the 7th day of the
light half of a month.
fa.W%jrtf-f*r*1-fi|) a. Victorious.
f>mfrI<*f) 1 . n. Sauce miied with
the water of boiled rice.
1. it. A stalk.
fVsro (^) 1. n. Sauce mixed, &c.
ft.WiKHi-m-iT) U/.The mother
of children, a matron, a. Of
mixed or low origin.
fa.Wlfw (fir:)2. /.Different aperies,
ftrarm^^-^r-ii) a. Of a different
species or caste.
fw.ftrffft a. Desirous of
victory ; emulative, ambitious.
fa.ftMfal (II) i.f. Wish to conquer ; emulation.
fV.fsifltj (J'-^-J) a. Desirous to
conquer or overcome, ta. An invader; a disputant, antagonist.
fT.fsrHTOfuij ty-y-^) a.Wishing
to excite war. [fight.
ft.fsr-rH (^:-^!-^) n.Wishing to
ft.fsi'aTQIHTSr (JTi-sn-Tf) a. Being
inquired after.
fa.fwT (Wt-lTHf)a. Conquered.

ft.ftl-ia!(W:-5lI-'B) a. That should
be defeated.
W5mtnr.Jt"(W;-T-w) a. One who
is master of himself. [dued.fatsirfiM-t (Bn-WT-m) a. Self-subtV.fSIB (Hi) 5,m. A judge ; a partner; coheir. [senses.
fafsrfrfNtij(*i:-iri-tf) a. Of subdued
ftfsi*r(T:-lr-Ti) u.Miied with rice
gruel (sauce).
ftfaiW (*[:-T-i) a. Idem.
ftfsifW (î-WI-W) a. Idem.
fir.fanNi Wish to sport.
sport. [ed; depraved.
fi-.fai^K^-W-^la.Curved. crookfarfw^pit (tit) 1./. Crookedness;
tVw^WCO 1. n. Pastime, wanton
sport ; blossoming; yawning.
fV.^ftjT(Tr:-TI!-Tf) a. Blossomed ;
gaping, n. Wish ; sport.
Pf.WB (TTl-*-) 0. Victorious.
fjf55i^(vi ; .[!^')a,Mixed with rice
water or gruel.
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ftWW o. Mixed with

rice water. 1, it. An arrow.
fir. ^(fl: -flt- "8 ) " Sk ilf ul , cle v e i , w i se .
Pnp!l(n)l. /.Wisdom, learning.
fa".WH tSft-HI-rfj P- Made known.
ft/fifs (fir:) 2./. Information.

fTO^f^fj:) ^/".Indian spikenard.
Br.TTW (W:-7TI-7f} a. Known, notorious, celebrated.
fr.5TT (W) 1. n. Knowledge or
learning of any kind not divine;
business ; music.
Prar^.BTaw [*0 1. m. Buddha.
fa.^rfir^ (^J-sft 1 -*) a. Clever.
fa.WI* I.*. An informant,
instructor.
f4W I H I. m./. . Teacliing, instruction.
fa < W < l<l fri-^t-<i) o. That should
be made known,
ftwfifll (T(:-7rT-'H)a.Made known,
f*T.%*J(*|:-*ir-*i) a. Cognizable, comprehensible, [or decay.
fq.*n: (*;;-tt-<) a. Free from fever
frW n,Hnrah(sourid).
PTtK) I White of the eye.
frilWt{#l) 3./. Aline, a row.
fkz 7zf<U.a.To sound ; to curse.
(X,v) fr"tS*jfw 10. n.To decay,
faz (z:) 1 .m. A catamite ; a rogue ;
a mountain ; Mimosa catechu;
medicinal salt ; rat ; orange Iree ;
a branch. [aviary.
nraTWMF)l--". A dove-cot, an
frzfifa (Jf:-m-) a. Adorned.
Uzv (U:-^) I. T 116 branch
of a tree with its offshoot j ex-
pansion ; a cluster ; the perineum, m. A keeper of catamites.

fVzfqiJ. Ofit) 5. m. A tree ; Indian
fig-tree.
faz.BTftptr (*:) i. m. A mineral.
firz.W*w{w) 1 . ii- A medicinal salt.
fafz (ft;) 2 / Yellow sounders.
fTC.*rrtaFTCT)l./.Kind of thrush.
ftzjaftC^K;) 1 '" 1 - A fetid mimosa.

ftw. 1 ^ <>;:) 1. Tame hog.
fire.W (TO) 1. n. Goods.
ft.trfi|(fm) 2. m. A son-in-law ;
a head merchant*
firz ^jsr {*) l. n. Fetid salt.
faz.^T (T:) I. tii. Constipation.
f>3.^Tft:gft(<sr) \.f. A bird, a sort
of thrush.
t>a*(!-TT-*J Vile.
f>3ft a.To di vide.b re ak, curse.
PrT (%) 5./. A bit, fragment.
fVw (4) I. i. Felid salt; a bit.
firc.1Pfaj}1. n. A medicinal salt.
IVrtf (TT-TT-T ) n- Clever, m. .
A vegetable substance used as
n vermifuge.
fa.^Rsr (Sr-U) 1. n. /. Afflicting ; vexation ; counterfeit ; assuming a form.
fa.TJ*afa(*t:-*II-7i)o.That should
be annoyed, or counterfeited.
(k^f^Tf (W-HT-W) o. Low ; vexed ;
simulated.
frsfBR (jft-f^^-f^tn.Veiing.
frsrc* 1*0 I. m. A cat.
frVTO(01- "'-Idem ,- the eye-ball.
f??re*(*) 1 . n. Yellow orpimenl ;
outward application of ointment
to th; eyelids ; a cat.
l.i j ii:u"J [;-
frit ( 687 ) ft*
ftWI^ KOl.M. A measure or

weight of 16 mifsAo*.
1-n.Flightof birds, or
imitation of it.
firra (Ws) 1- m. A sort of cane.
TWTOI (si) t. n. The lapis lazuli.
f^srare (5JT:) 5. m. Inrfra.
[V) t. m. Constipation.
ftfT.SI (sit. sit- i]n. Produced from
ordure, n. A fungus.
fw&V* a. /rfem.
faw.3! ) a.Feeding on ordure.
ftT.fW (w) 1. . Black talt.
f*TW (^.-) 1 . m. A tame hog.
fr.tfa (^0 1 . m. A cage, net ; any
thing for confining of beasts.
fa.fHJ (<S:) 1. m. A lock or halt
with three wards ; an elephant.
/. Refutation ; controversy ; an
esculent root ; ladle or spoon.
farTn(ft:-WT-H) a. Stretched ; pervaded i lengthened, n. Any
stringed instrument.
ftnfn(fw:) '2./. A clump ; spreading ; collection.
fa*!^t.W;<l 1. A spreading.
f^nnft-VH (Wt-W-lf) Stretched,
expanded.
fv.sz () 2./. River in Pan/**.
fs?rw Cgj-'^t-'r) a. Thin, delicate.
fJT.Tfl (Û) 2. m. A good horse.
/. A widow. [ing ; crossing.
(*) '- Gift ; abandonfir.HWJ (T:-ffl:-w:) n. Free form
darkness or ignorance.
T'.'^*0i-- Kea3OI,in S; doubt;
conjecture ; a teacher.
fa.riafo (") 1. n. Discussion ; reflection ; apprehension.
fajJWWV (f:-TI-i) a.Considered,

guessed at.
finrfS(fi:-<f) 2. 3./. A quadrangular building in the middle of
a court yard ; a seat, a stage, a
terrace ; a covered stand.
fa.<rg(#) 1. n. The second of the
seven divisions of Pdidla.
Pf.Tjfw (fa:) 2. /. A long span
equal to 12 fingers.
ft.mw(*|!-in-*)l. A spreading ; awning ; a sacrifice ; sacrificial hearth ; a heap. n. Leisure ; a metre of the 1st class,
8th genus, a. Worthless ; stupid ; wicked.
pTnPW (*) 1. n. An awning in a
court yard used at festivals ; an
expanse ; quantity. [out.
fTWT*ftV? . A spreading
ftriTJri.BB (cr:-m--?i) o. Spread
fTfrrq . Vfl (W : -stl-l' )a. O verspre ad ,
shaded ; attended by.
far*"? (^J-îT-ai) a. Without an
ornament on the forehead.
ft.fa8mf a. Staying;
f^Wlw(W:-J'T--A') o. Crossed over;
effaced ; bestowed; afforded.
f>.?JT OBI 1. n. A potherb.
fV^Wtr (*:) 1. m. A plant (Flacourtia cat aphr acta).
fV.ge (ff:-ST-ff) o. Displeased.
f>. {) a. Not thirsty, content.
ff.KVl (vr-m-va) a. Contented.
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fa.HWIi(JIl) 1./. Satisfaction.
Pr.W*r('):-1I- , s} a. Without water.

faTl (w) fVfl^Rt 10. a. To quit,
to part with ; to give alms.
fan (fl:-'Mf) a. Judged ; known ;
gained, n. Wealth ; thing.
fatl.^ (m) 1 . m. A benefactor.
f*rmi(r(-Wwt-Tir) a. Wealthy.
frn.nim () 1. n. Wickedness. /.
Wealth.
ftfl.^ (*tr) 5.m.A thief.
ftH-^ST (=r:-I!-*) o. Indigent.
ftfn (ft:) 2./. Discussion ; knowledge ; gain ; probability. frBtrr cw) l./. Cupidity.
fr.ê (*Jt-*t-#) a. Alarmed.
Pt*W.!VI (fi-W-ti) a. Idem.
fa.THI IW.) I. m. Fear, alarm.
pngii (:) 1. m. An ox.
fa^ 1 .rf.To ask or beg.
(^:) 1. m. A thief, a demon.
faun (nj 1 /. A plant, gojifnca.
f*T* (W) Sftl 2. a. To know. With
fif, to be depressed ; with BB,
to meditate, gain divine knowledge. (* farqfl"4. d. To be,
exist. (V.^fpil 7-d.To reason.
(as)^<*pi 10. d. Know ; shew ;
dwell ; suffer.With fir or faff to
impart knowledge ; with sf>r to
give,deUver.(J4l,,W,)rT t ^fH,^
6. c. To acquire. With vf<. to
marry first.
fv.^H (n:) t. m. Biting ; relish ;
venereal disease.
ft.V*(*:-'W-*l) n.Clever. sharp,
intriguing, undigested, burnt,
m. A libertine ; a scholar.
fa.^Hr <HI) 1- / Sharpness.

shrewdness.
fT.^fl:}l. H. A wise or learned
man ; a devotee. [pear.
flr.ÔC)]. m. Tearing, n. Prickly
pr.<r.W {&-$tl 1. m. /. A district
and city to the south-west of
Bengal, m. Any desert soil,
fa^w.wi (wr) 1. /. The wife of
the sage Agaatya ; of Nata ; of
Krishna.
1. n. A shallow
hasket made of split bambua ;
split peas ; pomegranate bark ;
chips, m. A dividing ; a cake ,
mountain ebony. . Burst open,
split. [panded.
Or.^faTTT (Ws-m-TT) a. Rent ; exfa^^t.^!^ (tf) I, a. A rending.
fa.^lilfTf (f ;-*It-3i) p. Bitten.
ftt^r(^T]l /.Knowledge ; intellect.
pnjPW (r,:-*r-^) a. Wisest of the
fa.ÎK (K'-) 1. '". An inundation;
a tearing ; war. /. Hedyaarum
plant ; a Convolvulus ; a bubo.
fa.SJTOir (gr:| I, m. A divider; a
tree or rock in the middle of a
current ; a hole. /. ftwi A Hedysiirum plant \ a bubo.
fa.^Tft (*0 I- Tearing; painiug ; killing, n. f. War, battle.
m. A tree, Ptcrospermum acerifolium.
fir^rftiT (tf-tn-S)
faTKt.'rantWT) I./.
fa.^r* {%t) 2. m. A
fa.^reÔ 1. m. Heat
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p. Torn, spLt.
Hedysarura.
lizrd. f*"
; pungency.
ft^ ( 689 ) firqi
f^lfni (ft-IWI-ft) <> Burning,

hot ; pungent, acrid.
flf^S.'THTOI- A sort of bird.
f"ffa*I (W-WT-li) n. Known ; pro.
mised ; solicited ; informed, in.
A sage. n. Information,
ftf^W.ftWT (T:-irr--Ji) o. Wellinformed.
fa.fi[^ (3T) 5./. An intermediate
point of the compass.
f3.?frf(i:-^T-i')aTorn; expanded.
Pr.^tfdwW(^l:.I-W)/i,Torn ; split.
fT^Cj.') 2. i.The hollow between
the frontal globes of an elephant i the hippopotamus.
fr^ IT>TT-Tj> a. Wise. m. A libertine j a pndit ; younger brother of Dhritarasktra. [myrrh.
fT5W(W:) 1 .m.A sort of reed ; gum
(*t:-nr-Ji) p. Agitated.
1*.^^<tpr-TI'jft-*JW)/' .Trembling.
fr.T^ CO-Kl-t) a. Veryfar orreroote ; past, beyond.
fT^-"^ (W-WMft Unknnwn,
as to residence (God), [ing fur.
fV^CIC;-'"'-'') Spreading, gofa=JXW (ai) ). n. The lapis lazuli.
fa^ff* (fe) 2 - m - Narae of a
mountain,
fr.^q* (*:-fI1T-i*) 0. Facetious,
censorious, m. An actor, a buffa^S^ (w) l.n. Censuring, satire.
fa.ilT (W:) 1. "i. Foreign land.
f*^S.JIfl(fl:-JlI-'fl')a. Gone abroad.
fifTlt.HiHl(si) i. n. Going abrnad,
fjr^.Sl.(5f : .5n-WJ a. Foreign.
f^R,*H (W-wi-W) Abroad.
fV?fa^(irl-fir^T-ftl) Foreign.
fa (^!- , 5r-'5) a. Incorporeal, m.
King of MithilS./ Mithila.
(t:-^T-) a.Pierced ; thrown ;
hit ; like ; opposed ; beaten, m. A
tree (Echites uhalarisj.
]../, A plant,
commonly Akaadhi. a. Having
the ears piurcad. [love.
fat.l*t(i5Vwl;-ftI) Smitten ; in
SaTnrarsq (ifc-7jr-^) a. Enraged.
faqm*T (a:-TI-T) a. lleing present ; in existence ; at hand.
fSRrf(*n)l./.Kiiowledge, science ;
Durgd ; magical pill ; a tree.
PnBMTC OTl-r) a. Giving wisdom, in. A sage. [ence.
Pl^r7iRi(H; 1 1 -m. Acquisition of scifamr^ (W-UT-w) a. Famous for
knowledge.
frs\.$m (fi)ln. The tlho/palra
faqr.^ri (*) l. n- Importation of
knowledge. [Jainae.
fw.4*(*t)3/.A goddess of the
fT*lT.H*l(î} 1- n- Property acquired by knowledge.
ft^T.TTC ft:) 1. "< A demigod;
spirit of the air.
f^CpTTWr (1*) 1. Study ; patronage of learning.
Ff^ n 1 1 fij ^ (<H-fV^-fW) o. Studying; learned. [learning.
f<HJ T y i33 (^f) 1. 1. Cultivation of
faqp^*l=fi-faift-PT) . Cultivating learning.
fmn.aifa (fits) -/ Acquirement
or fruit of knowledge.
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TWTWW 1. m. Study.
fTQTBW(f) I . n. Acquiring knowledge or its fruits. [ence.
fT?lTfW.?r>m-(i)a.Gained by scifa^lTW (3i) 1. m, Search of knowledge.
t>*Tf^ (<f. fl.f4) m. A >tndent, a. Studious. [learning.
fTC|T.aj (a:-srr-'*f) o. Gained by
fa^rrero (<f:)l. n>. College, school.
fa^T.WTW 1 . m. Acquisition of
learning or its fruits.
fTWfr (^rT.-^<fMnr)a. Learned.
ft-aT-fitfte (E:-gr-8) a. Idem.
T* *i Ufa "f>t (*tt-*TT-0 a. Ignorant.
fW-H?f.WTHiR (qti) I. m. A firdnman whohas finished his studies.
firgT-WW (Wl) 1- m. /rfcm.
t>^.ifW('r:-'rl-*f) o. Ignorant.
ftWT(w) 5./. Lightning.
fl4jHfl (pTH-Wilt-a't ) a. Having
or containing lightning.
ftr^.fim ti) 1. n. Bell-meta).
f^WHIfir!) l/.Zig lag lightning.
f>. q t aH (W-flr-^)p. Flashing.
ft^TTI^W I. 1. Acquisition of
learning. [by learning.
ffilllfeifr (3:- <n-W) a. Acquired
faf (e) 1. n, A bole i a piercing.
firsfa(fa:) 2. m. Phlegmonoid inflammation ; internal abscess.

ftstVsrntJT^:} l.m.Atree {Hy
peranthera morunga).
fa-JRC*-) 1. m. Flight ; panic ; intellect; censure ; liquefaction.
fVj[rq'(^) 1- m. Idem, [melting.
PnrprH(H:.n-'*) a .Driving away ;
rî^ r i../<fc m .
fflStfarftlTIi-trr-ff) a. Driven away;

fused, melted.
faSW (fti-fTr-fl') a. Fused ; fled ;
vanishing ; alarmed.
f<f.IH (ff;) 1. m. Coral ; tree hearing gems ; young sprout.
fasF.^TTT (*TT) 1./. A sort of vegetableperfume. [ed.
f^!S.w(w:-wJT-wJ|a.LittIe learnfaywiiij (=d:-=qT.:fj) a. Regarding
one's self wise.
f^^ffT-^^-TW) a. Intelligent,
learned, m. A sage.
fV.tVv^) 5 - m - An enemy,
t>.fil* a. Hating, inimical, m. A foe.
fa.fTS (^-BT-B)p. Hated.
fa.Tf (>(:) 1. m. Enmity, hatred.
fatf>*( (fii-favt-fa) a. Inimical,
hostile, m. An enemy.
fri^ (ST-ft-S) a. Idem.
ffj'Clt.Vlfflijfil C. n.To administer, to govern ; to pierce.
Ofc-SF) I, n.f. Rule ; form ;
manner ; fodder ; prosperity :
hire ; act ; piercing.
fV.tpri (*r) 1. n. Shaking.

fjr.din (Til l.f. A widow.
("T'i'n.Jlrfasf (nt) 3. m. Going
(carnally) to a widow.
favrr.?t (if) 1. n. Marrying a
widow.
fiMraCij 1 Trembling, tremor.
f>flW(Î:) 5. m. Brahma.
fg.HTfraiCfl:-^!-^) a. That should
be performed or regulated.
fir.HTB (ur) 4. m . Branny ft&
mo ,- fate.
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ftfic ( C91 } fir*
fr^T.H (0 3. m. Ndraia.
fa*nrnW(w)2.m.The sun-flower,
fo^nft 3./. Long-pepper.
ft.WTJI(W)l-n.AcI ; precept ; form ;
wealth ; worship ; means ; hostility ; getting ; sending ; conflict of feelings; fodder,
fjnipra (*) 1. n. Pain.
fWlW (fl:) 1. >. A pandit.
ft*m.*() Idem.
falU* (1>*T-T) a. Consigning,
entrusting to. [to.
fVunWH im)l.f- Consignment
fTWft* (flv-fatt-fa) a. Causing ;
placing ; entrusting.
U.yrm a. Shaking, agitation,
tirfa 1. m. A sacred precept i
rule ; fate ; act; time ; command;
text ; sort ; fodder ; Brahtad ;
Vishnu. [precepts.
ftft.W ttn-tft-Tt) Settin S
fafa/fl (-HMJ) Knowing the
precepts.
S(fn*re. adv. According to rule.
ft.fW (!flDW- A wish to do.
fir.fHig (Jff-^-^Ja-Wishing to do.
W*.*fil (*f> 1 ' ">.A prt who
sees that the sacrifice is made
according to rule.
ftfz.i *W l. w. A priest who

corrects errors at a sacrifice,
ftft/gt?* OS) adv. According to
rule.
fsft.H^RlJlO 1 .m. Acting by rule.
fkU.VKliyi.l*. Appointed cerefirffl.WT (*:) 1. m. Fulfilment of
the law or of destiny.
faprew adv. Agreeable to rule.

ftfv.^Vl(l>fT-*i)aWitboot rule,
fatftwra (*ri-sir-*f) p. Defined,
pnj (g:)I.m.Themoon ; camphor ;
Vis/tau; Brahmd; a goblin.
fa.^j(Tj:)l.in.W.ne of the moon.
fk.tPI (fT:-TTr-Tf> a. Left ; shaken,
fimifil (fill) 2./. A shaking,
fatrsfai (si) I. n. Tremor.
Prjj.*l 0*0 1. m. Rdhu.
fouiS*: (TO 1. m- A scimitar.
fivfspIT (ÎT> 1. /. A lunar mansion, personified as a nymph.
fw(*;-'CM:) o. Agitated ; bewildered ; separated. a. Separation ;
agitation of mind. /. Curds mixed with sugar and water.
fsre.T=l(ji)L.B.Trembling, tremor.
Xv.Vft (W-TTT-lij a. Sliaken i abandoned ; tossing.
fV.^FW (Pit) 2./.Shaking. tremor.
(V.tjiisf (si) 1. n. Idem.
{T.f*tff (rT:-wr-ff) a. Shaken.
fa.WqHTf (T:-Tt-*i) p. Idem.
fa.TgsT (JH-WI-li) a- Seized, held ;
withheld, n. Headstrong conduct ; dissatisfaction.
faVflTSfa (fa:-f%:-fa) a. Joining
the hands in reverence.
tV.WI ( *t "W-*f)<fc Com pliant ; that
should he done or enjoined,
fûqfll (t) I./. Proper act ; docility ; fitness for enactment.
f3H*].tirfl [$*)!*. Attempting the
right way.
ft^.^(^)l.n. Thing to be done.
fiWTtfw (*) I- Misplacing
of a word in a sentence.
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from* (w:-wr-W)p. Pierced.

5r.aw(:)t. nt. Aversion, enmity,
fsreifan, CJt-ft^t-ft) n. Hostile ;
destroying.
fa\*Pl((r;-Iir-'i). Bent, crooked ;
humble, /. Wife of Kdsyapa ;
sort of basket.
faiRHS^ (Is) 5. m. Aruna, charioteer of tbe sun ; Garuda, his
younger brother.
f?.^fjrifH:)2./.Bowing. humility.
:) I. m. A tree Ac/ii/es
scholaris ; sound.
fir.STHI 1. n. Bowing.
fV.tftra{ BJ-5TI-(i) p. Bowed down,
fr.srfl: (q:-WT-) a. Bent; humble.
fa.HTKu:) i. m. Modesty ; affability,
mildness, decorum, obeisance.
/. A plant Sida cordi/olia.
ftnMHf"vi <^Vf*<rt-W) o. Compliant i humble ; tractable.
f<RiI.fa^(^t-f9spt-fa) a. Behaving ill.
frre.wi5r,(*) a. Modest.
frI*I.Tr^ (5 ) a. Speaking humbly./. Modest speech.
ftfl^.WfQli-W-W) o. Compliant.
f9.*TW* (f) 1- n. A country N.
W. of Dihli; destruction,
fa.**: (C-^t-O a. Perishable.
ff.iPeT t&:-T\-t) p. Destroyed.
fT^.Tfe (fa-ftt-fs) a. Blinded.
fa.^hifo:) 2. /. Destruction, annihilation.
fir.re a. Noseless. i
f^rt prep. Without, except. i
ft IT.WJI (Hi-IMf) o. Abandoned,
left. i
f?.!TTfs*I (T)l./, The 60th part

of nn hour of 24 minutes.
fr.sim W-^T-^) a. Unprotected.
f^WSt*:)!. m. A Buddha; Gant'sha ; Garuda ; a guru ; an obstacle./, four Wife of Garuda.
fa.^TO 1. in. Disappearance,
destruction, loss,
firkin* (gr:-Wi-) a. Destroying,

ra. A destroyer.
flMnfipI (Ttr-TTT-Ji) p. Destroyed.
f^TSr* (nt-fnul-ft) a. Destroying. [ turc .
ft-.iTWPH^w-w-^) o. Ripe, maf'.wreu a. Noseless.
() 1. m. The top or cover of a well.
fa.f*T:9^ (<rf) 1, n . A going oat.
fa.ff (tTT-HT-tf) a. Gone out.
ft.f*T-fajI (H>Rf-fl) a. Thrown out
fT.fJt.-gil mi) J. . Throwing.
fV.fl* (5=-5r-?) a. Ulawn ; awake.
fa.fiT5ai(iB:) i. b. Vigilauce, wakefulness,
Rfir.-qi^ (<?:) 1. m. Falling; calamity ; disrespect ; pain ; death.
teutous ; destructive.
fa.fir.TITfiTJr (TTi-TIt-Tf) a. Thrown
down; killed.
fa.fy.iWW.)l.m. Barter; deposit.
fa.ffiifti (* ; ) l. m. Twinkling of
the eye ; a sign.
fit.Or.Hfl (JTr-frr-Ti) n. Restrained.
fa.fjr.W?(W:)l.m. Restraint.
fa.fa.VJB (W-HI-fli) Appropriated ; applied ; parted with ; separated.
fW ( 693 ) ft*q
ft.fo.VTWQ MW*] That

should be appropriated.
fa.fiT.Wr (it:) 1. ih. Appropriation ; parting with ; separation ;
embargo ; impediment ; expenditure ; employment.
frftalfof I Vi -HI-lf) a- Appointed ; employed ; joined to.

fSr-fir.jfff (T.'-ffT-JT) a. Gone out.
going out.
fofafa 1. m. Victory.
fir.fjT.fitfjr (<r:KT-lf) Conquered.
fsr.fif.W*! (if.) l.M. Certainty.
ft.fii#fjJ(!r:-Ti[-U')a. Ascertained.
f>.ft.*7t <w:--?it-HJ a. Dispersed.
ftfi|^lMI9Tm {V--m-V) a- Purified.
t*-HMi. Liberated.
fir.fW.im*-HT-lt] a. Excited ; occasioned ; finished.
fa.fir.Trfi^r (7i:-?ti-W) a. Kept at
a distance ; screened.
fa.fa.B* (lM-TO-ii) a. Stopped,
fT.fir.KRl03/.Ceetntion. [ing.
f>.fi*TR(r:) 1 -m. A placing, plantfV.fwun iv.) 1. m. Certainty.
fT.fn^w(^!-W-W)ii. Firm, steady.
fa-fwftm(tr!-wr- f > a. Ascertained.
ft.f>TTre I. m. Breathing
hard ; a sigh.
fo.fa.TfftJTr-Wl-if) a.Struck ; overcome, m. A portent; meteor;
awful fate.
fr.ftniW! (Wt-TTT-li) a. Half concealed; seen dimly.
f*T.ft!(Tr:-in-fi)a.Trained; subdued j gentle ; genteel ; chastised ;
led, taken, m. A horse ; a trader.
fMtiraf*:-*) I - m, a. A mediate
conveyance, as n bearer with a
palanquin, horac with a carriage.

fasTfarw^mT-WT-in) a. Humble.
fr.^! 1- w. Sediment ; sin.
tV-4ta.'(V:-HB') a. Blue.
fjr.mjHPT (st:-m-5i) p. Sent.
fr.-â (hi) 1. in. A guide ; teacher ; king.
fr.StU (*J:-W-*) a. That may he
taken, separated, governed.
fulfill {fm) 2. /. Use of the
word without.
m ' Diversion ; sport ;
eagerness; n band uning .
fV.ihfB^r (ni-m-if) a. Diverted,
delighted; dismissed.
fare ("?!-^r-0 a. Getting.
^$*% : ~*V'f l 1 m - A dro P- B P ot >
mark, dot. a. Intelligent, liberal.
fipej.f'.pRrtaO 1 Spotted deer.
f^.eilw (^) 1. m. Coloured spotson the elephant's face or trunk.
1. m. A die, dice.
fa'J.TW(BJ01-'- A kind of bird.
f3pt.tm(^:)|/A P'ant, Btluutk.
fawn (TO) 1. m. Vindhya mountain ; a hunter./. A fruit Annona
reticulata; small cardamoms.
fVwj-lfZ (*) 1. m. Sage Agasti/a.
fwxq*\tk\ fjftj 5. ra. The sago
and grammarian Vydri.f. Durgd ; a place sacred to her.
far*H."SI (W) 1. The name of
a sage, or of Vydri.
fpq^l (w:) l.m. The Kimttya
range of mountains.
PnWTWt(^tl 3./. Vmdhya forest.
ftl ( 694 ) ft*
frm*.5W(lP) t- A name of
the demon Buna or Vdna.
faff (U:-!!!-^) Judged ; gained ;
fixed ; known ; married.
' ft.aW(W-W-^) o. Placed ; fixed ;
delivered. [scliolarte.
faajHT (Wl) 1. m. A tree Echites
fa.BTTfl (V.) 1. m. Array ; assemblage -, site, place ; deposit.
fin (u) illft 10. a. To throw.
fV.iI%fl (:-HT-tf) a. Matured;
fulfilled.
fa-IW (^-'BT-W) a- Mature.
tare understanding.
ft.TI (WJ-qr-'tf) i, Opponent,
enemy ; exception to a rule. a.
Opposed, hostile.
fili ng adv. loimically.
Uvtnfi (HI) !-/ Hostility: contradiction ; controversy.
fir.Tiqqni (WMTMf) o. Impartial.
fV.TlftniT (WT)1./ A lute.
fr.**l 3./. /* play.
ft.W (V) 1 . Sale ; contract.
ft.^lft (ft*-*) 2. m. 3./. A place
where things are sold, market ;
a commodity for sale.
ft.lft* ("fl) 5. m. A dealer.
f!rq.75IW(W)l. n. Time of trouble.
ft.Trfhffiti ) 2./. Adversity t pain ;
agony ; death.
fV>rfti.'5W(fl[>WT-Si)''-Unfortanate.
favftt.rft* (ni-WI-lf) Happy.
ftrMJTirc(*01. > Sea of trouble.
ff.VH (^:-^J 1. m. n. A bad road.

faT^(L)5./. Calamity, adversity.
!.//*
fqir-^.^r^ (t0 1 . . Deliverance.

ftl."5Î (:-T-*s) a. Involved in
trouble.
ftq.^flllMIMi) a- Unfortunate.
ftv.YfVW(1Ii*l'T*li ) a. Prosperous,
ffm (Tl-OT-'tf) o. Unfortunate;
lost; dead. m. A anake. [state.
ft-lft.VR (W) 1. m. Change of
faforiK (Ft-fiffl>pa) Un.
dergoing a change of state.
ft,lft..T^Br(tfjl. n. Turning back.
ft.ilft.Tfiw a. Turned
back ; reversed ; averted.
fir.TR\rT(?r;-frr-7i) a. Reverse, con.
trary. opposite /.A lewd woman,
ftl ftn.WTftn (XV-ft^T-ft) a. Opposing; perverse.
ftiRhl.Jr& (fiT;-flt!-fil) a. Going
back./, Reversed motion,
Smtrai (fit) 1./. Contrariety;
contrast.
fir.ipSw l0 I. m. ThePalds tree.
ft.Uffl^^:) 1 . m. Contrariety; reverse of fortune, of reason, &c;
destruction ; perversity, enmity.
fan;dlij.fa (f;-fjr:-fff )oPerverse.
finpfiw (:-T-W) a. Opposite;
thought real though not ao.
ft.TOTl (10 1. m. Contrariety.
ft.TmT5(^:) I. Idem; reverse.
ft.V* () I.n. A moment.
ft.^Wll^('i) l.n. Running away.
fB.^WITfti?! (tTJ-JTI-Tt) o. Fled.
fa.nsi i-^r-4)o. That should be
cleansed or purified.
ft.lftrHCH) 5 - - A pandit.
ftffW() l.n. Knowledge.
ft.sf[?r_t^t)5.m.A Bauddka sage.
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ft.ÎWpir:) 1. * Cooking ; ripening ; digestion ; flavour ; change

of form or taste ; startling result ; punishment.
firVIS (3:) 1 , m. An arrow.
fr.^rw: (T>U-T1 o. Pallid.
ft.'RI^r (si) 1. n. Destroying.
fr.'TK^hl (*J:-*lT-*i> 0. That
should be killed.
(IT) 1./. A sore on the
foot; an enigma.
fsWif^H (TIs-m-H) o. Killed.
fV.TTO a. Unguarded.
ft-lTH, (0 5. /. The FiposA river
in the Punjab.
ft.TOfW-m-lT) 1./. irf*m, a. Unnoosed ; unfettered.
firfirw rt) 1. n. A wood, a forest
f*.g* (:-WT-i) a. Large; eminent; profound, m. Meru; respected man. /.Earth; a metre.
fY3* o. Withput
horripilation.
ftg^PrKni) I./. Magnitude.
falJW-^W- m - Toe sugar-cane.
tVs'fl.WI (W-II-^) a. Enlarged.
f=rj%^ (v-î-w) a. Large-eyed.
ffr.JJ! (1;) l.m.Tho munja grass.
fan (9:) 1. m. A brdhman; a quadrisyllable foot.
fira.flir (TO 1. m. Injury ; abuse ;
retaliation ; wickedness.
tVu.*lft*r W-Mt-ft) a. Opposed; retaliating.

fa!Hnr,(fO o. Reviling. [ed.
faT!.8ra(<1!-'JIT-fl) a. Reviled, abusfT.S.BfS (fits) 2. /. Abuse ; retaliation.
rV.9.VV(1*-VT-tf) a. Remote, distant.

(^.irf>T.VnC(^0 1 Retaliation ;
contradiction 5 reverse.
fa.5[fi(Si<?r (W;-wr-W) a. Opposed.
ftjf-T.WTT (7?:-HT-rf) 0. Requited |
opposed.
frsrfV.qffl (ffli) 2. /. A medley,
confusion ; connection ; discrepancy ; conflict of interests.
fTsfff. Tin (^:-*|r-*i)a .That Bhould
be opposed or acquired,
fasfa.-qwr (Ws-*t-*f) p. Being
opposed or acquired.
fa.8fwu (*i-*T-<) a. Unsettled ;
bewildered ; meddling with ;
confused ; contested.
tV.5rfir.fir5 (li-*T-*) Contradieted; prohibited.
fV.lrfiiVC (*::) 1. m. Repentance.
fir.W*Y.n:ft!) I, m. Repentance ;
wickedness ; hate ; rage.
tV^TrtOLm.Dried fruit or roots.
TV.tr.^(B:-irrsr) a. Spoiled, corrupt, vitiated.
(TS-WT-WJ a. Vicious.
Prst.ftr^ (H:-iIT-^) a. Liberated.
ft-.H.Hnj 1. n, Flight, retreat.
PM.^W (Wi-SI-W) a. Separated.
fr.U.iiWt (n:) 1, m. Separation ;
disunion ; quarrel ; deserving.

(aji-an-*) a. Tricked ;
disappointed. /. A mistress
disappointed by her lover.
f>T.Y.m{*|:)l* "-Tricking; disap.
pointing ; separation ; quarrel.
fVs.wm (tj : ) 1. m, Quarrel ; idle
discourse.
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fro ( 696 ) fro
ft.l.im* (w:-rT-*)".Rnpnciou3.
fflS.Tai (iO I. Chief iruAraau.
fT.S.^W (^ ; ) I. "> Residence in
a foreign country.
f^t.TlW (n'l I. Idttns exile.
fa.sifWI (*!) I./. A female fortune teller.
frWIBiKfr. Like a ftru'Aman.
f>B. (#) I, b. Property of a
br&hmaa,
Ut V W r*. (^:) I. Aboae of a
brahman.
ft.fipi (V-*T-*) a. Disliked, a.
Offence, tranagreasion.
fVs^(I) 5.J. A drop of water ; a
spot, mark, dot.
ftjipr (wm-W'flT -W> Watered,
sprinkled. [iled.
firaTftff (Wl-WMI) a. Absent ; exf>3lft!?.*T 1./. A woman
whose husband or lover is absent.
f>T.S*(WS)l. *>. Scuffle, uproar, tumult, feud ; predatory attack ;
alarm; extortion; calamity; sin ;
perpleiity.
f>iJTW5!_ (tOT-V) a- Confused.
fa.WT* 1. m. A horse's canter ;
troubling the peace ; devastating ; deluging.
feyUnecti-w) a. Depraved; contrary ; averse ; inundated.
firs') (z) 5./. A drop ; spot, dot.
mp (W) l.f. Repetition.
fir.qSW (W:-t-^)a. Vain, useless.
froirr(WT)l./. Unprofitableness.
Prpft.Wt* OB) 1. n. Frustrating.
iTDjt.fl(H:-flr-7f) a. Frustrated.
frotft.wfa"! (*i:-wj:-^n a. Uuprofi table. [fi table n ess.

firtfi^twfiWfTT (in) l.f UnprofaHiWtw* (WI-TIt-ll) a- Useless.
pf.âi (ar) 1. m. Stricture.
ft^w a. Friendless.
ft.^lSI (*T) I./ Pain.
fir.** (V-W-*} a. Half awake.
ft.^V (W) I.Bt. A god ; a pandit,
the moon.
Rrjij^KO m- ladra.
pr.wnfr)l /.Desire of adorning.
f>.Vf(S0 1- m. Mental absence ;
awaking ; discovery ; intelligence, [taught.
pf^lpfH (Hs-WMl') a. Awakened ;
pT.*rai (W--W-1S) a. Divided, parted, shared.
fawlTi.ar CO 1 . m. Son born after
the division of his father's property.
Pr.vfa (ffc) 2. /. Part, share, division ; inflection, declension.

ft.WIT (TO I. Breaking; bending ; division ; expression of the
countenance.
fT.Msrata (HI-^Ml) a. To be portioned or partitioned.
f>.W5JW=T (H:-7|t-TI) a. Divisible.
{^.sf(w:)l.m. Substance ; wealth;
final emancipation ; superhuman
power; magnanimity.
ftfli(Hl)l./. A ray ; light ; beauty.
fSfHt.SST The sun ; fire.
fq.MW {Ji:} I- '- Part, share, partition ; numerator of a fraction.
f>.1TT.*lrm(WT) l.f Apportioning or allotment of shares.
ftw ( 697 ) ftw
fnmnre adv. By shares.

ftwtl.WIW | v) 5. m. A son who
has an after share,
ftvnnil adv. By shares.
ft.wra(^:-wr-^)B.Divisible. portionable. f evident.
fVwtffCf)!. n. Dawn. p. Revealed,
Pr.Tr () 1. m. A friend or acquaintance ; poetical character ;
cause or display of excitement,
ft HI 4* (3T:-3n-Î) a. Illustrating.
f4\OT^fMTr)l . n.f. Discussion,
cxami nation, perceiving, [able.
PrflWJW (W-W-^) o. AscertainfillRfl (f) 3. /. Night ; turmeric ; a harlot ; shreds,
fSpiTTO (TI*,) 5. m. The sun.
fw.TS rt) 2. m. The sun ; fire ;
moon ; garland.
fV.TpniCH:-?ri-'i)n. Ascertained.
fTflrfwtia . it. State of being
ascertained.
fa.MTSj(aj:-arr-3f} a. Ascertainable.
fW.*mn <TT) I./. Alternatire.
f*.*rrgr (Wl) I./. A shining.
flreifaTT lw-KTTi)j(. Lighted,
fa.fifflj ('Ji-lj!*'^ o. Wishing to
hit or pierce.
ftifirWl (t|i-*r-4) p. Being
divided or wounded,
fa-fan (TT: flT-fl) a. Divided; broken ; scattered; separate ; different ; mixed ; bewildered.
flfwiRl (vri) !./ State of division, dispersion, confusion, &c.
fr.rftJt (fls-KT-tf) a. Fearless.
Pnftfl* (qii-sft.^) a. Belcricmyrobalan.
I fir.wtui! (*:-II-if)l.n./. The property of exciting fear. m. Rdva| na's brother, a. Fearful, terrific,
j fnftfa^F I./. Fear.
1 f>W (ft-H:-M1-H) 2. wi. A master;
owner ; Brahmd t a servant ; the
soul ; ether ; space ; time. 0.
Omnipresent ; eternal ; solid.
fa.W-jr (Ht-TH-H) a. Bent,
finprr (m) I./. Supremacy.
ft-Mfif (fas) 2. m. Superhuman
power; ashes of cow dung.
fa^fBnn (Hrj-inVji?T ) a. Superhuman i smeared with ashes.
PT.wrn I. n. Ornament.
fa.WHr (n) I./. Lustre, beauty,
fa wfan i?r;--ar-fi) n. Adorned.
r^.fT(f7:-ar-ri)a.HcUi, supported.
t>.^ (^:) 1. in. Severing; piercing; division; variance; distinction; perplexing; opposition,
fait^r (^f> I. n. A dividing.
f^ferlTir^J f^-^l-lj) a. Born in a
fallen state,
fa ^fl(IfO 1. in. Youthful caprice ;
error, doubt ; beauty; flurry;
whirling./. Old age.
iTf.-qz {W.-m-i) a. Fallen, lost.
ff.yiW a. Elegant; richly
dressed ; dazzling.
fgl3iHT*T(T:-*t]- , ir) p. Glittering.
fT.HTO (U>WI-li) p. Possessing.
fn.*iT*r) (ifli-iiiT-Jii) n . Hurried, er-
ring through haste.

f;Tffl=ft.sfTr (st:.-^-"*) a. Mad. m.
A monkey ; sun or moon's disk.
H.ytf=rl (fw:) 2. /. Error, flurry ;
whirling.
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ftm ( 698 ) f*w
Pl.flW (n:-Tn-Tf) i. m An enemy,

o. Disdained ; averse ; disliking.
f.nfjT(faO 2. /.Dislike ; difference.
fw.HfQ? 0*><) Unenviona.
ft-HiTB (TB-Tr.-tO Sad, perplexed ; changed in sentiment ;
averse ; menially absent.
frfl>rS a- Idem.
f*.HH\.-vm {H>Ht-TT> a. Altered in
sentiment ; Siid ; hurt.
fflfl^.MTT (iri-WI-tf) a. Idem.
fa.nsq(=n>sB-s^}ii.Calni; not angry.
f*.*n] WU- i. Barter.
ft.wf (^;) I. m. Pounding perfumes ; friclion ; contact ; crushing ; Cassia esculenta.
fn.V&t tf) 1 . n. Idem ; eclipse.
fanVT^ 1 .n.Time of an eclipse.
fWTSl W) 1. m. Sweet scent.
fa.mJ IV-) 1. Discussion.
fa.lIlN (S) 1. n. Discussion ; reasoning ; knowledge. [' n fir.rff'L{ltf-fii*l-fit) a. Discussfr.fl'i fiO I. '" Catastrophe, displeasure, irritation.
ftirrtn(ff-f4#l-Pf) a.Impatient ;
intolerant ; averse.
ft.rg(^!-WI-5T) a. Spotless ; benutiful. hi. A Jaina snge. /. Sort
of plant or soil. n. Silver gilt.
ftuw.sf* (fa) 2. m. Crystal.
flH * 1 HI <L (iRt-mt-n) a. Undented.
faHWlft (ft;) 2. m. A particular
mountain.
firaaT^Wi-Wt-Srla.Clear; clean.
fw.TOf5nrf.Wi-HT-HI a. Beheaded.
ft.t^l:-^) 1. m. Unclean meat.
fa.HTB 4./. A rtep-mother.

PrfflS.si(wO I.M. A step-brother.
f^.BT*lt=r:- , *iJ 1. m. n. A car of the
gods ; a car, a horse ; a palace ;
disrespect, a. Dishonoured.
frmf-rfT (H:-<TT-ti)a. Dishonoured.
ff.Wtfl (11!) 1. in, A broom ; a had
road ; a wrong course,
fir. main (m') 1. n . Search, hunting.
fT.gurW-W-*"- Loosed, hurle.! ;
ahandoned ; let loose.
fa.sfjB (fW0 2./. Liheration.especially fim.l ; separation.
ft^rai-X te-V-^) Liberating.
fr.^W(î-'Br-<a]o. A verted ; hostile.
fa^Ht (AT) 1./. Turning away ;
departure ; opposition.
f*gfat (Vtt) 1./. Idem, [hostile,
ftgfoir (flt-i*^ a. Averted ;
fa^.W^(<o)l. ".Turning away,
fag ^ . W W * I -'flt J a.Turn ed avv ay .
ftvjptf a. Bewildered.
fff.ÎJira {W--^l-M)p. Liberated.
fy.g?tT:-fiI-5)ti.Unsenledi budded,
fff.âf (S:-^T-5) a. Beguiled ; foolish ; bewildered.
Unconscious.
ftHSIBW (WI-3II-W) a. Foolish.
f^.^fsRH (*P-?tr-Ti) o. Fainted.
fi.izrn (rcj:-nn-nf; a. That should
be hunted or sought.
fr.^f^JT (Tf:-7IT-(i) p. Rubbed ;
ground ; pounded.
fa-WW (w:-WI-W) o. That should
he ennsidered.
firei8.TR^ (^t-ft-nt-ft) a. Acting after considering.
(V) 1. tn- Liberation.
finiT { 699 ) ft*
fa.Î^ ].n.f. Quitting.

ft.Siq (S:) a. Useless.
f*T.#ra! (fl) 1. n. Liberating.
ft.mfafr (-W-WT-fl) p. Liberated.
fT-IP!^ Seducing, temptation, a. Fascinating.
far.flifow IfT-wr-'rf) a. Infatuated.
fVirf^B-Hfit (fai-fin-fil) a. Idem.
ftwr (ST:-J3fJ l. m.n. The disk of
the sun or moon ; image ; shadow./. A red gourd.
f>Hn(sjj 1. n. Idem .- gourd, Momordka monadelpha.
U^.m W) 1. /. The Momordica
mortaddpha or its gourd.
f^z(*:)l. m.The muBtard plant.
fti^piiT (w-TT-lf) a. Reflected.
ftf***T (*T) l.f. Sume as ftsT*.
ftf*nr t^;-HI-cij a. Reflected.
fV^(i*) 2. m. The betel-nut tree.
fTRt J (B:-3W) a. Red-lipped.
ft.^Hf (JTJ-sn-it) a. Fresh.

ft.wnrn 1. n. Cleaning, wiping ; reviving.
fniMiTftH 1) 5. m. A kite.
frqjf (w ) 5. n. Sky.
fauf* (fHO 2. . A bird.
ft^-TH (TT) 1./. The Ganges or
river of heaven.
f^.^ni(flt:)2/.MoTing in the air.
f*H.Tfa tRtO 2 -/- darkness.
f>-q.=*fa (ft:) 2. m. The sun.
fa.UJI (H;) I. m. Forbearance, restraint ; rest ; stop ; pain.
fa-WfT (TTi-m-lf) a. Shuroeleis.,
impudent ; ill-behaved.
pT.W(n: )1 .Bi.ForbewMice ; rest j
stop ; pain.
fa.iW (tbi-W-IB) a- Separated.

ft.^ÎHra (li-tl-'fl) p. JoVm.
ft.iini (JT:) 1. in. Absence, separation; disjunction,
fnra.inir ("S, ' Suffering aepaf^T3iyr^.^H(3:-?TI-Ti) a. Distressed at separation.
fa.*n fim ( )ft- fipfl- fit )o . Separated ,
absent, m. The ruddy goose.
fV.infWf (rTi-TH-TT) a. Separated ;
parted from ; deprived of,
Ol.TW (W-WT-1*] . Indifferent;
averse ; interested in.
fimwtT (T:-*fl-l'l a. Disliking.
n.Xfit (%:) 2./. Aversion.
ft-C^si (51-Sfr) 1 . n. /. Composing; making; embellishing.
ft.TNH (H:-HMi) a. Contrived ;
composed ; embellished.
ft*W* (5IT;-5I:)/-Past child-bear ing.a.Free from duat or passion.

fa.^W.WWB (Ws) 5. m. A virtuous
man, free from ignorunce, &c.
fa^wr (!) 1- /, A sort of plant
or grass. [dust or passion.
fa^sn.RJT (*:-WT-lf3 a. Free from
ftT*ft-Wt(Hi-Wl-^) a. Id. ; clear.
fa.^CW) l.m. Brahmd.
far;z (^:) 1. m. Name of a king ;
the f houliler ; black agallochum.
ft^qi [v) I. n. A fragrant grass.
fV.TfltTO-WT-*) a. Stopped, rested.
ft.tfa(fir:) 2./. Stop ; cessation ;
ft.^SI a. Gauze-like ;
fine ; loose ; apart ; isolated ; remote ; rare. n. Sour curds.
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ftti ( 700 ) ft*
f>TW.WT>J*('S:)'' "' A man with

bandy lege.
Rrot-im (^T)l./. Gruel made of
rice or other gmin, with ghee.
f)f.T9 (9:-T-tf) a. Insipid.
fV.tT (?0 1. Separation, especially of lovers; absence ; forbearance ; relinquishment.
fVrrnrqW(WI-m) Distressed
at Reparation.
fi.^f%ff(W-HI-^)".Lft. deserted.
ft*ftF*tf.<t-M>-fv) n. Separated,
absent. /. Pay ; a woman whose
lover or husband is absent.
fH%]Wfain (nr) 1./. A woman

feeling lonely.
fr.Tm(Xi) t. n. Philosophical absence of desire or passion, a.
Tired of the world. [sion.
fatTJrrs (^:-^T-^'jo.Void of puat>*TiJtst_ (fl-fipfft-fil) a. Idem.
fV.^Tf STfZ ) 1 . m. Splcndnur ; beauty ; progeny of Brokmd ; a man
of the regal or military class.
t>.*tsjrt*t (in-m-si) Brilliant
fV.îfsTrtfi ;> Illuminated ;
splendid ; manifested.
fV.tTZ 1. m. A midland country of India ; u sovereign.
ft^ra.SI lm)l. m. An inferior sort
of diamond, found in Virdt.
ft.^lfmt (it) 5. m. An elephant.
faÎS (Vf p. Insulted ; opposed ; offended, [logfv.TJ* (*r-5t-)n. Vexing} Oppoit>.TH) (<:) I. m. Vexation ; oppo-
f%<TTsr 1. n. Anguish.
tYtW(:) I. i. End, rest, pause.
fWW (W) l-m. A cat.
t>*ra 1. m. Sound, noise.
t>.^*j*T,-fa<t-fiO a. Shouting,
roaring, f. A broom ; crying ;
name of a river. [purged.
fYft*r P- Separated ;
fafall.-WtU <*T>WJ-*f) a. Devoted
to solitude.
ftft* (w) I. m. Brahma.
fcfew* (sr:)l.m. Idem.
fl.ftWv)1-m.Id.;VUhxi,; Shiva.
fV.f^ laj:) I . m. A note, a tone.

fa.Vff<TT:-Trt-!i) o. Bent ; blunted.
fT.^(î) i. in. Crying out.
fa-.^S (^:-51-5) a. Opposed ; contrary ; reverse ; excluded; adverse; inconclusive; incompatible ; hedged in.
fintTJH <fil) I./. Opposition.
fa.3T(^) a. Eating improper
things.
fft5.I5iH(if) l.n. Improper food.
tV^ra fa} 1. n . Idem.
fV tpiaw (ij) 1. n. Censure ; imprecation; oath. u. Astringent.
fif.f3 o. Budded ; born.
fa.^tl V) o. Deformed ; unnatural./. Wife of Yama.n.Anoin;ilous shape ; incongruity.
t>Î*(:fr:-f>I-;tf) o. Deformed ;
frightful : hideous.
faifil.Bji;^ [>) 1. n. Disfiguring.
fa^Tra ('g:) I. M. Shiva; one of
the Rudras.
fa.TW (Hi:) I. M. Purging.
fV.f^T (St) 1. ii. Vd>m.
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ftw { 701 ) ft
(Hs-HT-lf) p. Purged.
fvx^t (^l-*n-i) a. That should
be purged.
Ukv Off) 1. m. A river in general ; absence of the letter
fir.^fTJ!(JT:-?n-!i) a- Sounded ; utfV.TT* (4) 1. n. A hole, n chasm.

m. Ray of light.
Fr.THPtf.W0 1 "".The sun, moon ;
fire ; son of Prahldda.
ft^rqn.-q (in) l.m Bali.
fiTCWTPT (Il-1-'i)j>. Shining.
fif.TTfân(w:->W:-iB) a. Idem.
fa.^TS (*):) 1. m. Enmity ; barrier ;
restraiut ; opposition ; obstacle ;
contrast ; incompatibility ; inconclusiveness ; siege. /. Filed
rule, institute.
ftrnpr (*) 1. n . Opposition, obstruction ; incongroity ; provocation ; blockading.
Proft.WW ("J 5.m.The 45th year
of the Indian cycle.
ft.?lPnt(rt-ft<t-f^) . Inimical;
opposing ; debarring ; neutralizing ; blockading, m. An enemv ; 24th year of the cycle.
^rirfil if*:) 2./. Quarrel, disfa.ilf*?! (ff:-TI-n) o. Left. [pute.
pTfT () fa^fa 1 . a. To wear ; to
divide. (JT) srst^ftr 10. a. To
throw or send.
frvr (si) 1. ii. A hole ; a cave. m.
A horse of Indru ; a reed, cane.
ft. 11^ n. Astonished ;
abashed ; extraordinary ; without aim ; without diameter.
fW.*raV{*t**M>) Other, different; extraordinary, it. Vain and

causeless state ; discerning.
ftWflST (<) 1. n. Absence of aim
or character ; shame ; surprise.
ft.efafT (Ht-WT-tf) Not marked ; unsccoun table ; discerned.
ft. W (TP-m-lt) Joined, attached to. n. The waist.

fa.<BfTf (^1 1. it. Transgressing.
ft.ry#|i| (^:-Ht-4) a. That may
be transgressed or overstepped.
f T.^pfTI W L-ST-fi^.TransgreBsed.
ft.WWI [|t.JF-il a. Shameless,
impudent,
R^wimsT (m-WT-W) o. Modest.
fa.Wq-ir (^} I. n. Sediment of any
oily substance ; chattering.
ft.wfaff (flMII-lf) p. Said ; chattered ; lamented.
m. Falling or hanging down ; tardiness ; delay.
fl.WSFf (it) 1. it Hanging on;
delaying. [alow.
ft WrrafT: Hanging on ;
[Wfi*Tr(t:-m"f) Falling, pendulous ; slow, tardy.
f>Hrf*rH (^t-faf^-fiT) a. Delaying; pendulous; depending, m.
32d year of the Indian cycle.
ft (m:) 1 . M. Gift, donation.
fa.^ru (V--) i- i. Dissolution ; destruction of the woild.
ft^TO (*f) " Dissolving, corroding ; removal, destruction ;
a corrosive or atteuuunt.
f^sjT^fpir*< (Wl-inr-W) n. Creating and destroying-
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firWW (W) 1./. A sort of Sida.

fire.rrfar (.ft*Mv) 1. ./.
A snake, a. Living in holes.
fta.W 1. ra./. Idem.
faw^TT (S-^-rf) a. Shining;

beauliful ; sportive ; wanton.
fa.TOT Cif] o. Dallying.
fTOftffl (Hi-cii-Ti) a. Sporting, n.
Wanton pastime.
f*.flT<J (m) I. ra. Lamentation,
ftwnt (W) 1- Destruction,
ftw (if) 1. . A hell.
fawiW 1. m. An inatrument
or machine; a cat.
fW.WTO(^:)l, m. Coquetry; sport;
dalliance ; elegance. [ground.
fTIB.*Tsisr (i!) 1. n. A pleasure
ftsrre.Hfar CO 1. n. A pleasure
or summer house. [tive.
faîraSfT l^T^-q^-^w ) a. Spor1refifH^!i W-^T-^Ja. Greedy; covetous.
fWTfa*! (^T) 1. /. Light drama
f>.Wlfaf.(*t-f^(-fo)a. Wanton.
tn S "U/iaa ; Shiva ; Krishna ; Kdma ; an enjoyer ; moon ; fire ; a
snake./. A woman \ a harlot.
fa.falS (fl : -Hr-TT) p. Anointed.
f%.11(T:-IT-ii)o. Dissolved; vanished ; fancied , hlendeil with.
fir.WI (lT:-ai-^) p. Cut off; lost.
fiT.5|finr(?n-WMi) p. Bewildered ;
shaken by the wind.
fg.Jjjiqi; (*0 1. m, A thieffjr.tflf'Ji (Wi'TIMl) Tremulous.
fv.n(ir) 1- Digging ; dividing ; milking furrows.
frwOli)! -ra. Ointment ; mortar ;

anointing./. Rice gruel.
f^%HT(i) 1. n. Unguent; a perfuming ; plastering. /. Woman
perfumed ; rice gruel.
f^pil(m:-iir[-tol Spread or plustered. m. Rice gruel.
Prw.^lftr ffft-Mt-ft) Living

in holes, m. A snake.
fîl.Sii? (wt) Lib. A snakes cat;
hare ; any animal that burrows.
U.mx a. Solitary.
l.n.f. Sight, [seen.
fa.^r*flt*J (7):-^jt-^) a. Fit to he
ftirw^rUin ( Wf) L/. Loveliness.
fir.wif*a(<T;-riT-<r)<i. Seen.
ft.TOtfJ 1. n.Tbe eye.
fvst l ^ "I'.WriT {tit) 1. IB. A glance.
faMdlTlllM (T) 1 . n. A tear.
fVgiS* (^:) 1. ra. A surt of fish.
ft.$CTC4)l.. Rolling ; shaking.
fTWlfWTt(Wi-ITT-ff) o.Shakeu ; rolled or tumbling on the ground.
fr.^rPT? (7) Destroying, deluding, [tion.
fa.%fl?(WO l - <" Attraction, seducfW.VnDf(<] I Ailuremcnt, temptation ; praise. [ceived.
fT*lfi)7f (T:-n-ci) p. Allured, def^^TIBT*l(it:- , >Tr-s<} p. Fascinated.
fa.wra (fli-Pt-fl) a. Against the
hair or grain ; reverse, contrary, hi. Reverse course ; a snake ;
Vamna ; a dog. /. Emulic royrobalan. n. Water wheel.
fTWTH.firWTCmjl./. All inverting.
fasTnt.iflJigi-^r-g) a. Cross-grained.
fw { 703 ) ftrwi
f>TSiTH-Sr (i-Wt-sf) a. Born of

fff3TH.f9I(S':)l-' n - An elephant.
frvni^îfinr (') i. n. Rule of
three inverse.
ft%m.T*cf:)l. m. A man of mised or inferior birth.
frgm.fafu (fH:) 2. m. Inverted
ceremony or calculation,
Pwra C-*W) Slinking, tremulous ; rolling ; fickle.
fairgTTTrai) !/ Tremulousness.
failKM (a) I. n. Shaking, agitation.
frWTprH (Ht-m-lf) p. Shaken.
fwrqPT 5. ui.-A reptile.
fsfH rt) 1. n. A hole ; asafcetida.
faw.^-ai (wr) 1./. A sort of yum.
fUtf (Wt) 1. m. A fruit tree, Bel.
n. Its fruit ; ihe measure Pala.
fi(W (WT) 1. / Wish; desire to
ft.lfVH (rS-TTT-ff) a. Wished ; intended ; literal, n. Object desired.
/. Meaning, purpose, [speak.
ftnr^ fgi^t-^) Wishing to
ft*ftrJ(*-V$ Crafty.
faÂII (mi)l./. A cow whose calf
ia dead.
fa.ir^rpr {jp-VT-v) p . Disputing.
ft.YvCw) 1 - m . A road; a yoke; a
load ; storing grain ; a pitcher.
faTrfa* (*t) 1. m. A chandler,
fa.vf^ (y-T'S) Wishing to
I. n. A hole, flaw ; sepa(T.W^Ci) 1 b. Laying open ; description ; explanation ; translation.
fW.nfi<TT (*T) 1./. A pipe or
flute.
ft.^ftj (y-^JJ a. Wishing to
shew or declare.
fij.Jrsiir |f) Lb. Abandoning.
(U;-UMi). That is to
he avoided.
ft?fd}s (rr;-in-'rf) p. Abandoned.
fa.^ (#:)!. m. A man of low caste.
oulcast.H. Vile ; without colour ;
of a bad colour or dye.
fiW.**H{*Ti-*T-l) a. Pale-faced.
fV.Tfl(4jl. m. Assemblage ; dancing ; revolving ; illusion ; modification.
ft.W*04)l.a.Going round an altr ; revolving ; being ; abiding.
faV^TIHrir (T:-^T-i) a. Turning
fa.^fSwtWi.flt-ff) a. Turned back,
returned, revolved.
fr.^lK(si) 1 . n. Increase ; cutting.
ft^fttli-'Hr-Kjp.Incrensed ; cut.
f*T.*rn (st:-t-lT) a. Submissive :
prepared for death; unsubdued;
independent ; unwilling to die.
fW.4W (:-r-ni) a. Unclothed.
ft.-TOft(srst|o.ni.A god ; the sun,
or his charioteer ; 7th Menu./.
City of the sun.
fa.*?* (ÎH-Trwt-^rft-TTH) n.
Blowing gently.
fT.TT^(^:)'* B ' Contest, litigation.
f^r^nniiT (lTi-<n-n*) a. Disputed.
ftrrilFfln. (^f.pq^t-fi) a. Contentious, in. A prosecutor, [ted.
f*I1I^l<l.HrT(7t:--JII--H] a.Litigaft^T^wf^l-K'ft'^) n.Disputing.
fire ( 704 ) ri*n
fcTCrtO 1 - Expansion ; bruad

pronunciation.
ff.TTO (:-9T-<!) a- Unclothed, m.
Banishment.
ftffl-Ifl.^W <*) 1. n. Banishing.
f*.TT*r=r lM) I. n. Exile,
fafllfon (TTi-Tn-sf) p- Banished.
fNlW (Wf-WT-W) That should
he banished.
fa.TTT () 1 >. Marriage.
ffl.^lf^TT (W:-flT-n") p. Married.
a. Marriageable,
m. A son-in-law ; a bridegroom.
Pr.ftn(W!-m-).Lmicly ; pure ;
separated ; judicious ; judged.
ftftH.TH (*J. Selfish,
firftnt.m* (*:-Tr-T) a. Intent on.
ft fe l WPH (#t-ft*t-ft) . Reeluse, fond of solitude,
fafw (W) 1-/ "Wish to enter,
firfrw (^!*^) Wishing to enter.
ftft)|.ât(HTt-ir:) " Afraid,
fafalwd (ITs-HT-lt) a. Wished to
he known. [know,
firpr^ .(!ig:-!S:-^J) a. Wishing to
ftff T<*t (TTft-^t-T^) p. Obtaining, [know.
ftfirft?m(*r-*it-W) a. Wishing to
fa.f3r^(VI*-*j , ?l-^b>. Knowing,
fir.ftn [it-Vf-v) a. Various, [ing.
ftfirfrT(9(Tim-SH^-T) p. EnterftfriT* (W *[ ;j. /(fern.
fa.^tHH;) 1 . m. An enclosed spot
of ground, for pasture, &c.
fV*V?(.*r (W) 4,bj. The superintendent of a preserved pasture.
ft.BS (:-WT-Tif) 1./. A deserted
wife. a. Deserted.
ft-BHili-Jfr-W] I. M. Expanded;
evident ; laid open ; developed.
/. A burning uleer.
fT.CW.fifW (sn-srr-of) a. Showing
the teeth ; gaping.
fW<T.1^ i^-qi-s) a. Open-eyed,

staring about.
ftt*5m <^:-ir.<f) a. Magnaniftl7rr*{W:-^-"^) !. m. A cock. a.
RT.lfil (fa:) 2./. Explanation.
ff-Bfl ("Hi-TIt-fl) p. Turned round ;
whirling ; revolving,
fagf* (ffl:) 2. /, Turning round,
whirling.
&.efrffa{flT- , Tt-E)a. Wishing to be.
fir.Bf p. Augmented.
fa.EfS [ff!) 2./. Increase,
fV.VV(Vi) I.M. Discrimination;
investigation ; a reservoir.
fta*ffl(wr) 1./. Discrimination.
f<nV>V^ 3(<3) 1. n. Discernment.
faw^^MBl) a. Discerning.
fr.sfatTT (rll) I. /. Discussion;
discrimination.
ft-.Tfttat, (#T-fif?fl-f*) I. m. A
sage ; judge, a. Judicious.
ft.Wm a. That should
be discussed,
f^.îl I, a. Discrimination,
fir.-i^^l^: *iT.7j) a. To be judged or discussed,
fa.f 13 (3T) t. rn. A husband ; a
bridegroom.
fa.Tjsra (T -Tlft-WIT) a. Silent.
Pf.^T* 1. nt. Affectation of
indifference in coquetry.
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ft* ( 70S ) firijl
faf. (W.5h) Pnrfa 6. a. To enter.

With prgj. or 3, to enter ;
occupy ; with îf, to sit down ;
to approach ; with f*f to dwell ;
with Pt or '"Bftfsr, to rest, sit
down, conceal ; with fsrr to go
out; with ffr, to act betore ;

with w. to lie down ; with
^fiT. to be near or adjacent.
f"T*t 5. m. A man of the mercantile tribe ; a man/.Entrance ;
income ; wealth ; a daughter.
f% (if) 1. n. Fibres of the stalk of
the water lily.
flr-H* (t>YT-tf) Fearless.
Tz.W&s (*;-*T-*r-i ) o. Great.
fV-irjin^ (sri-irr-sf) p. Fearing.
flMRte-^T-O a. White ; clear;
transparent ; evident ; beautiful.
pf.irilÔ Doubt ; refuge.
fa.jr.fqsr C^t-fWt-ft) Doubtful.
falTTrtO 1. m. Killing, slaughter.
fa.iraj.BFflJ*) 5. m. A plant. Echitei dicholoma.
f^.W i 3IT(ST) I./. Name of several
plants, a. Free from thorns or
Pf.W 0*) I. n. Cutting, slaughter ; a hell. m. A sabre.
fr.Hf%n(';-TrT-?f) . Hurt ; killed ;
cut up; well mannered.
fcnjfeK (Jn-^-) a. Killing ; dissecting.
fT.TO (W;-l-^) i. Praised ;
puffed up.
Pr.stB (:-Wt-^) a. Unarmed.
fanVK KO l.m. A plant, Euphorbia.
fr.OTJ l.m. Kartikfyas

attitude in shooting ; a beggar ;
a spindle. /. 1 5th lunar asterism ; a gourd, a. Branchless,
fanrfl.si (si:) 1. m. The orange,
finrrwir (3) 1. n. Attitude in
shooting.
tW.mfri (fVO 2. m. A king.
fa/UTO (V:) 1. m. Sleeping and
watching alternately.
fa-HrwiOl n.Killing, slaughter.
fVwn:.^ K:-<t-^) a. Learned,
confident, famous.
fa.RTg (ws-w-^) a. Great, broad.
m.Sort of deer or bird. /. Oujein ; bitter npplo.
fiTW.rw.gfOi (w:-BI-t)n. Well-born.
n. Illustrious family. [tude.
fanraHT (It) 1./ Width, magniPrirra.Si?(,)5.m. A tree, Echites
scholaris.
fVnt^Tq (g:-qt-"3) I. m. Shiva,
Garuda. /. Durgd. a. Having
large eyes.
fW.fcs (3:) 1. m. An arrow ; iron
crow./. Spade, hoe : highwr.y ;
barber's wife ; sick room.
fa.forarsr (^-srr-^) a. Tinkling.
fa.fopT (fl:-Ht-rt) p. Sharpened.
f^fillrt)!. n. A palace, a temple.
fi.fire(B:-ST-E)<i. Endowed with,
possessed of ; characteristic, distinguished, [cellence.
fVfnenHflT) 1./. Peculiarity ; exiVwtw (lfn-qSr-ifl') a. Dried up ;
wasted. [decay.
tVJttai (J&-ajr-dj') a. Subject to
fir-TClamiW (*|:-*iT-*i) p. Decaying.
hr* { 706 ) Pra
ft.<tV(V-WB}. Ill-behaved,
fa.IJ* (*:-T-l) 0. Pure, pious,
humble. [heart.
finj.*W (n ; -nr-<n) a. Pure in
fa.IlfS(ftO 2/Pority, similarity,
removal of duubt ; correctness.
fV.cfs;.WTST(^}fl. Pure.
fir.W'W*' T *'W) fl - Unfettered.
lV.Sre (T?t) I . m. A characteristic :
sort ; difference ; limb ; sandal
mark; figure of speech.
prwlS (*:-HfT-Sfi) 1 m. Sandal
mark on the forehead ; a prcdidicale. a. Characteristic.
fSt^.TTH lW.-m-*> a- Amorous.
fi-Jiii.Jii! l"?:) 1. "i- Any indivisible
or unique object.
friw im-m-*) I. n. A defining
or specifying; an epithet, a.
Characteristic.
fgRTfft (Tfc-^T-Ti) o. That should
he discriminated or defined.
fTW^fi, nrf"- Particularly.
TWVJ'Sl'fl.)]. Peculiar duty.
faik.WPIsH (IT) 1. / A distinguishing of differences.
T>i^.^gn("i) 1 n. Specific mark.
fsW^.^H 1. n. Special text.
ftikflf'* (ftl 2. m. Special rule.
pT.ilftcr ItP-flT-Ji) a. Specified;
marked ; distinguished.
fai&rfS(fili:) 2./.A figure of rhetoric ; a panegyric,
Uim (d: <S) 1. i". A noun. . (/n
njwiojjtbe object of a predicate,
o That should be or is specified.
fa.WW (*:-!-*! a. Free from

sorrow or trouble, n. Safety.
ft.ihw*T (^f) 1- / A plant, Niigadiinti ; capital of lirahmti. a, Purifybg.
fgitl^>J (V-^l-^) n.That should

he purified or rectified.
fVibtVTT (IH-m-lf)p. Purified, rectified.
fairfiJSI
famfa^'il
tV.itprir
fasjlfi?!
() 1. A correcting,
f*ilt-fif) n.Correcting.
(if) 1. H. A drying up.
<7T:-WT-<i);>. Dried up.
m) 1. > Lustre.
pPHiSf (if) |, , Gift i donation.
f<T7raj(ai:.air-Wj a/Trusted j trustworthy ; patient ; humble ; excessive ; firm ; rested,
ft^rirfm) 1./. Trustworthiness.
f>.^m () 1. m. Rest.
fVufili! (Tt:-WT-Tf) p. Wearied.
fa.^wCwOI- '".Trust, confidence,
affection ; festive noise. [on.
tVufusi (îT-fHift-fni) a. Relying
f?.^(H:)l .m. Asylum, dependence.
tW^sT (3Vfijtfl-fa)i. Living iu ;
depending on.
fjr.^tflr;r (if) 1. n. Gift ; donation,
faîfit?! (rii-iit-rf) p. Oestowed.
fit.Îfi ("ns-W- 1 *) a. Rested.
fV.^lfa (pus) 2 -/- Rest ft.'^m (nr) i. n. Idem; pause;
tranquillity. [lion; flowing.
fSr.^TPf i^-) I. m. Fame; biiucfacf^^TWJ ("i) 1. Causing to flow.
or to bleed, or to hear,
fa. ^ 71 (T:-rf[-i) a. Famous, known ;
dissolved ; flowing ; delighted.
( 707 ) ft*
ft*fif(fHl)2/ Celebrity ; flowing.

f>.B1 (*T:-TT-^) Relaxed.
fTHIT* (T:-TT-) o. Wearied.
fa-.fsre (Si-TI-tf) o- Disunited.
f>.3N Separation ; dis-
union ; subtraction Or division.

ft w Wl f n (fit:) 2. Reduction of
fractional difference.
fa* (W-^r-HS) 1. m. A deity of a
particular class, of which there
are ten. a. The universe. /. it.
Dry ginger./.^ lis, a tree yielding a red dye. a. All ; whole.
iT.9T5 t^:-?f--S J a. Wicked, m.
A dog trained for (he chase ;
sound.
finr.'S'ns ("ft) 5.m. The son ; son
of Jira/imd, artist or the gods ;
a sage, [sun.
frs*W.^ffl 1 ./. Wife of the
f^.qrr (m) \.f. a sort of gull.
fafl.WH (W) 5. m. Architect or
nnist of the gods ; the creator.
f=m.*?j (50 2- Antruidha, an
incarnation of K&ma.
U*.*K* (*) '"> (^4w./.A
plant, I'riyangu,
frwaran (wrr) 1./. The earth.
ft-W-Jira {JTT) 4. n. FisAu ; /nrfra.
fTV.VC (n-TJ-lf) n. All creating.
m. The eye.
fir*.Prtfj 1. Mankind, [all.
ft^.Wifrt(r'-^l-'i)aApplical)Ia to
fim.srtfoi (W=-*M) " IdemfTVOT (i:-s?I-4) . <Nfl.fsni 6. n. A particular
ceremony or sacrifice ; cord of
Varuna.
fan (VV-fF'ft-'m.) All-pcrvading. n. Every where.

fa*W*J ada. Every where.
fa'HWMpKs)!. Supreme being.
fr^.TW(^) 5. m. All seeing.
1. in. A Vishwaitevit.
/, Hcdysarum plant.
every where or universally.

ft*.Siftsr (iM*M*) . Sustaining all./. The earth.
fa*.HTq(*(:)l.m.A name a{ Shiva.
fa^.HF (fill. M. Sun, moon, fire.
fafl.Tfil (^T) 5. m Fire or its dci.
ty ; sun, moon.
faTJ.TO |V0 1. i. A Buddha; deified Hiige. [all things.
(Vfl.HSItTJfl.Eatiug or enjoying
ft-fl-H (w) 3. m. The third of the
seven Budd/ias.
fjB.wra(si) l.n. Dry ginger.
f5^.WI^S| ) 1 . n. Enting any
thing. [enjuys all tilings.
fa^.SraPl 5. m. One who
N.iW(fl)l./OM of the seven
tongues of tire.
f>*T.1: (C-tl) 1. FisAiiu; /nnVa. / Earth, n. All sustaining.
firaWTfaiJ (q:) I. m. A king.
->- Air, wind,
fcrfj.nsr (s-s ) 5.m. An universal
Pl^.^tJ (ip-'qW) a. Taking all
n. Agallochum.
Pw.^H^(mi)5- m. Brahaa.
firw.^lâr(Ô lm -An esculent rout,
ft^.faififasr <qll 5. w, Creator.
fcs ( 708 ) fn
fr*.^Î(snO 5. m. A sage, knowing all things. [vading.

ft*.*r<ni (Ti-T!-S) a. All perfiHWlflmrtVfWt-ft) a. Idem.
pTT.SllfH ifil!) 2./. Universal diffusion or perm eut ion.
fir.^WW) I. it. Trusting in.
firs.^ (Y:-^W) 1 . /. One of the
tongues of fire ; the earth, a.
Bearing all.
fau.*KH(qi)l.n.The prickly pear.
*. Confided in.
) 5. m. Brahma.
fTTOCfr-WT-W) a. Trusted, faithful./. A widow.
fav.WZ (eTT) 4. m. Creator.
frW 3. /. One of the Apmras or courtezans of heaven.
f<mifllr (STI) 5. m. Brahma. n.The
nniversal spirit, o. All pervading.
frsncniS (*Hi) 5. m. A deity.
frm.fitTCfOl-'X'Asage so named.
fa^lfal.firq m. The cocoa2. m. One of the gandharbas or celestial singers, f.
A particular night.
ft.Tira (0 1. m. Trust, faith.
fjrwre.wrOS (<) 1. n. Ground of
trust.
(*t) o. Inspiring trust.
ftwOTTT 1. m. Treachery.
Prvra.Vrm (*K:) l.w. A traitor,
fsrrre.'qm [Mi I. m. Confidential
agent. [dence.
PrUW.U? a- Inspiring confiftw.sffHi-ff (*:--jn-ll) o.Confiding ; trusting.
(wre.ST(Ti)l^Breach of faith.
fiRrre.wffl (flTO 2./. Trustworthy
person ; object of confidence.
fa W*f.*ill*i 1. n. Idem.
fl Vfiiflf.Hi-'Tl-Tr) p. Encouraged.
pTWftlJ (^-ftST-ft) a.Trusting.
PmiW m-.-^X-m) a. That should
1)3 trusted or encouraged.
filU rp?l ( <TT) 1 . /.Trus t worthiness.
fTBT? (*0 4. m. The clitoris.
fNm (w:) 1. m. SAi'un.

ff^m (t,:) l.m. Idem.
ft^ (W) ftTlfil G. a. To pervade.
(h.^jt) fârrrfa 9. n . To have no
use for; to separate. (-3) irqfii
1. a. To sprinkle. (^T.T^.ia)
faffs, fofiir 3. c. To extend
through nature.
f*\ !*) 5./. Faices ; diffusion.
fk*t I. m. n. Poison, n. Water ; fibres of the lotus ; gum
myrrh. /. A tree used used for
dying red.
fa^TH (W-WT-Si) p. Adhering to.
paraa-wfif (fi|:-ti!t-fn) a. Clingto the world.
fa'W.Sr (ST) I ./. A twining shrub.
faq.STfasr. (ift-firtt-firj 1. nt. A
kind of mimosa, a. Antidotio.
firo.W (W:-tft-ff) a. Antidotic. m.
Tree as shove. /. A potherb.
fori. arc (Ui-KT-B} a. Poisoned ; poit>afit (fit;) 2. m. A sort of snake.
fa.Ta (is) 1. n. The fibres of the
stalk of the water lily.
tV.T*(*-[-<) a. Dejected, spiritless.
ftw ( 709 ) finra
ffnnn (HT) I./, Dejection, lassitude. [dejected.

faw^sT* (^Ti-Tr-^) o. Looking
faTOTnur (WTHfl) a. Dejected.
fV^-TTW (r;-i-?s) a. Fatal.
frrerc (*::) 1, . A buffalo.
tin.%. (^:-XT-^)].n. Green vitriol.

m. A cloud, a. Yielding poison
tin-^V (?!) 1./. A medicinal
plant and antidote.
fSm.^^rarlw;) 1. ib. A make.
ftTf-^jf*T-^W* I . m. A kind
of pheasant, a. Poisonous.
Ppi.th; (V-Ct-^) I. m, A snake, a.
Poisonous, venomous.
fwrwrfw) 1./ Cowach.
f*fS.HTfll'^t)3./'.Goddess of snakes.
fa<r.^tI5l(ilO 1 A mimosa. a. Antidote, n. Neutralizing a poisnn.
lfsi(flt-ftwt-fJ!) a. Antidatic./. See ft^yt.
fWw^fffJ 5. m.BU/noma Indka.
fa^.gm (n) 1. m. Vangueria spinoa. n. Blue lotus.
f*TW.3pm(Vi) I.m. SickneBS produced by poisonous flowers.
ftt.STWI [ft) ]. in. Using poison.
fV^.Wfl^ I. b. Taking poison.
fM.fawy^r ) 5.M. A dealer in antidotes ; snake catcher or doctor.
fVr.jaiT (TO l.m. A venomous
snake.
ft^.TtT (JT) a. Poisonous,
ft.W(:-HT-) a. Uneven ; inaccessible; difficult; painful; troublesome, n. Unevenness \ difficulty ; pain [ inaccessible place.
fi^fl.ssTn (&) 1. m . Hypothcnuse

of a right angled triangle.
faw.HfH* (^|T) 5. m. Odd affair ;
finding of quantities from their
difference, [cavation.
f*rq*MH5T(if)l. n. An irregular eiapezium.
fTOT.Wt(î)I. ' A plant, Echitti

scholar U. [equinox.
ffl^F.Wmi (*JT) 1./. Shadow at the
ftrTO.*TC KOI. m. Intermittent or
strong fever. [triangle.
ftTO.fHHS! (ST) t. IB. A scalene
f^TO.Hfa (fal-fif'-fir) a. Regarding the world as different from
God.
ftTm.srîr (sr.-) 1. m. Shiva.
ftTH.'ft [*Mt:-fiQ a. Regarding
the world as different from God.
PTT.mT(m>)l. m. Asnako catcher
or charmer or doctor.ii. A charm
against the bite of snakes.
U mtU*l(*f-0\--$)a- Resulting from
or produced by ioequallity.
pfTfl.^m (tn : .mr-ia) o. idem.
frW.fiWU ("0 1. m- Unequal division of property.
ftyHTOlVa (qt-fqift-fq) a. Sleeping irregularly.
fa'ffi.fiia (V-tTT-tf) a. Unfair.
fTTff.sitei ("3:-î-^r) o. Uneven ;
uneasy ; difficult.
CimsiYtf (3) 1. n. Temerity.
PnH-W (W;-HTT-*e}) a. Standing
unevenly ; inaccessible ; in bad
circamstances.
fvnqvt (V) 1, ib. SAiva.
fimifipi (nO I. m. Kdmadeva.
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f^nj ( 710 ) fir*
ft^nr5t() I .n. Eating irregularly.

PnitrpnTJ (*j;-i)T-*i) Dishonest.
ftTlftrfT (TT:-(n-i) 0. Irregular.
finnfN (f^) a. Produced or

resulting from inequalities.
firc.5fv(fc;) 2./. A kind of shrub
of medicinal properties.
fVs.Sirq (r|j:)2.in.Sort of pheasant.
fWfrn (qi=) 1. m. Shiva.
fipiHo (y) 2. wi. Xtfmo.
f>.<H] (V) 1. m. Worldly object [
possession ; thing ; object of
sense or of desire ; sphere of
observation or action ; country ;
cluster of villages 1 resort ; provincial peculiarity ; ceremony ;
husband.
fiPUT* (*:-^T-*l a. Relating to.
fWiqsrata) l.n. State of a thing.
Pr<HI.5r4st(^) 5. n.Worldly affair.
frreH.OTH (:| 1. m. Love of the
world. [sual.
faÎ.an (S,^.) a. Worldly, senfg^.Trftra; (t-fsrt-ft) a. Engaged in the world. [minded.
fnilSH (*:-*T-î) a. Worldly
fawrfoil (fit) S.M, A eensuulist;
materialist ; a king ; Kdmadcva;
fvrqw a. Troubled
about worldly things.
fifinrntti^-gi.S) . Devoted to
Che world.
falfasr (^t-fq'lt-fa) !. Same as
ftTOTfirTj a man of the world
or of business, n. An organ of
sense. a. Sensual; worldly; clever in worldly matters.
(srwflR Cft-Pltfl-fo) a. Deeiroas

of worldly enjoyment.
f^<r<l^T ("3T) I./. Sensuality.
fwn*i () I. m. PoiBon, venom.

fVq.fiptn (^JT) 1./. The administration of antidotes or charms.
faq.faiji:! (-() 1. n. Ordeal by
poison.
fa^.il (1:1 !. in. Absorption of
venom shewn by its effects.
ft^.^Si in. A dealer in antidotes or charms.
pTt.SJ^ (3T:) 1. m. A wasp.
firT.!?firH(Tt) 5. m. J dm,
1>H.^T I. M. The Greek
partridge, perdrix ru/n.
Pnr.^Pt (WO 5. . A wasp.
fklXK fci-ft-lfj a. An andidote.
/. Goddess of serpents.
fW.Û (*u-Hl-ii) a. Having a
heart full of venom.
fa<r?I (W-HT-'B!) That should be
fnfl (^1) tad. Intellect.
(K:) I- m. A spear, a dart.
pJTO m./. n. Tlie wea.
pon of an animal /. A plant,
mesha shriiigi.n.ti kind of costus.
N*lftr*T(*T) I./. Mesha shriagi.
f5TTfirr (ift) 5. m. An elephant :
a bull ; any animal with horns.
fa.1T? (^:) 1. . Lassitude, distress, disappointment.
fr>(T3f..3ira (Mi) 1 > Time of def^.Vt^TJ^-f^-fi?) n. Dejected.
fa>Utt (^:) 1. m. t\ snake,
faifpr]* (afc) 1. m. Shiva,
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f*i ( 71 1 )
(^:) 1. m. Kind of arislolochia, a. Antidotic.

farnp* (Hr) 1. m. A snake.
ftntTCpCO l. m. Idem.
f^nj^ ("r:-fl:-W) a Puiaonous.
RfUTWlsO 1 >" A snake. /. Marking nut plant.
fag ind. Many ; same.
t*IMW (NO 2. m. The mind.
faqii (^>nr-'n) a. Having various
or uniform motion or extension.
f^Vf (tT) 1, m. The equinox.
Pfy' () i .
fa^.^nrr l,/. Shadow when
the sun is on the eqiiutor.
famta (TO) 5 n. Hem.
fti^.fajl (*T) 1. n. Day of the
equinox.
fVl.ff*Tta (f=a:) 2./. The sun's
passing the equator.
fas^frj 10 a. To see.
fts(Kf-.) m. Elephant of 20 years.
fasipH (sffl-sat-ifl) a. Going irregularly or in various directions.
fqEqri^ (5^ ; ) l.wt. A dispersing.
fa.KffU (^-Sl-i) a. Gone; dia1 . ra, First yi> y a ,- obstacle; extension; posture of
Yogis ; act ; actor ; a tree ; a
bolt ; a post ; a diameter.
t*raTO*(*t) 1. . Idem.
fj.sfiftral tft-fwfl-fw) 1 . n. The
bar of a door. ra. Impeding.
ftforcCCOl. w. A bird in general ;

pulling to pieces.
faelB-CI-'e) a. Entered. /.Faiccs,
faS.H (T'-'i ) 1. in, n. A world.
fVg <M) 1 . Idem.

fazai 1 5]:-aiT-W n. Hindered ; fixed ; placed ; paralysed.
fasTW a. Born in filth.
fagH (W;) 1. m. Impediment;
stricture ; paralysis ; stopping ;
placing.
firtfinn l*ft-ftr*-f) n. Checking ; rendering motionless.
fa-VK 1. m. A tree; handful
of Kasa grass ; u seat, bed.
fTET-^*re (^T:) 5. in. Krishna or
Vtihau.
faHCW (W-^JT-W) a- Sitting on
a seat or bed.
flSK[T:) 1. in. Name of a metre
of the pankli genus.
ftfiHft:-fc-ft)o.Working./.Uii.
paid labour, occupation ; hire ;
sending ; casting into hell,
fat.mi 1. n. A place situated
remote or apart.
fa.St (Hf) \.f. Faices, ordure,
fsrarw n.Born in filth,
faary (ot;) 2. m. Vishau the prefr^r.fln=fn fai) 1. /. A flower,
{Clitorca lernatea.) [dilya.
fiîJH (S:) 1 . m. The sage Kaunf?QHa^ 1. The name of a
city or country.
faan.^TRIJ (m) 1./, The twelfth
knar day of each fortnight.
ftm.^ 1. n. The eky ; sea of
milk ; lotus./. Ganges ; period

of the sun's entering a zodiacal sign. [bird.
frpV.CT(m)l. Garuiin, Vishnu's
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pTO.fwft (tft) 2./. A quail.

faW.TWWT (*T.-T-W) I./. A plant
(Echites.) a. Beloved by Vishnu.
ft^.H^T (*r:) l.m. Garuda.
fa.np^ (*) 1, m. Throbbing.
fa.KK (t:) 1. M. The twang of a
firaj (w-WT-j) a. Deserving death
by poison.
fit.m^(î) 1. m. Trickling.
f^(^:-'MI-'^) a. Injurious.
fasr nifu. Every way, nil round.
fT^-*I 110 w. Vishnu./, A
plant, Priyant/u.
fÊi^sr.fsi)! (ill) 1./. A sort of
yam ; Lakshm(.
M.Tff(l:-tIT-a)n. Going all ways,
r^.nfif (fsi) %f. Idem.
f^W% l^Wf^t-WO a- Going
every where, n. Equinox,
f*TOJW (ii) 1. n. Food, eating.
pTOB^ )a. Going every
fr^H (v) t. m. Eating, food.
fa.'*iai (WWT-Sf) o. Separated,
omitted,
fg-.^ratn (jft) l. m. Separation,
fa** W f^fs 4. o. To throw,
put forth,
ftrfl (if) 1. n. The film or fibres
of the stalk of the water lily.
f-^.^fiepflOirOl/.A small crane.
fg^rfaiT (u:-fn-'i) < Expanded.
frTS(t) I. m. A lion.
fw.%< ft:) 1- i^ft of tbe fi-
brea of the lotas.

fTO.w (w) 1. u. A lotus.
ftr.TO (Bf-Ur-lj) a. Lifeless.

f>r.Wew (u:-7rr-sf) a. Various.
(^.TrfH (ft:) 2. m. A quantity of
lotoses. [crane.
fir^.silfSTr 0*T) I. /. A sort of
fs^.g^l (i) 1 . n. Lotus.
fTOnCVft) 1. II. A lotus,
Pr.^^J^ (^)I. m. Disappointing ;
deception ; contradiction.
ft q UT ffrt (-Et-f^-fsKWheedling; disputing. [ing.
ft.^(C:)l.m.A multitude; spreadfit.ÎT (&)!. m. Abandoning ; gift ;
riddance ; voiding by stool ; the
letter (:); sun's southern course ;
light, final emancipation.
fir.Wsr (*i) I . n. Gift ; quitting ;
sending. [be left.
fW.afrifo(V:-w4j o.That should
ft.'erSrH^t-ai-Ti) p. Left; given.
fir.^C'V:) 1. '. Gliding; spreading ; flying ; unpleasant result ;
inflammatory eruptiou.
flwilT (ifl. n. Bees' wax. [ing.
(ii) I. n. Gliding ; spreadfsrsfqw (qf -fTT^-fq-) a. Idem.
fa.'M (5T) 1. n. A shoot.
fa.^TT t:J l.m. A fish ; gliding
motion, /. Region of the wind.
n. Wood. [on foot.
fir.wrfTH(W-TrMf) a.Effected ; set
fwftuT (HI) I,/. Spreading.
fMlfar, (fr-ft*i-ft) I. m. A fish.
a. Gliding, spreading,
ftfofi (ift) 3. /. An assemblage
of lotus flowers,
fa.stfw (>*i) 1. /. Spasmodic
cholera; morbid symptom.
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fa.WS ("5:) 1. m. A dispersing.

fkiB IV-V) I. m. n. A weight of
gold, j- an ounce troy.
fa-W^K:) I. m. Expanse ; abundance ; diffusenes3 ; assemblage ;
affection ; seat : bed.
fiRTC.lPJ arfu. Fully, at length.
U.V!K (Tt) I. m. Spreading, diffusion ; amplification ; width ; diameter; branch with its new
shoots ; a shrub.
fir.^jlii^-irr-^') fl. Large; spread.
ft.^l-nrTi C^r) I./. Diffusion.
fwtrf.O^ (<') I. a. An esculent
root, Arum Indiana,
fv.îr(n^HT-Ti) a. Spread; diffus.
ed ; wide ; ample.
fiwfs (fTT:) 2. /. Diffusion ; diameter ; breadth.
fr.wiwnC(Wl-*T-*)j>. Emulating.
f**HB (S>BI-B) o- Apparent,
manifest, pkin.
fV.BSTt: (TO 1. >. The twang of a
bow-string ; trembling.
fa.OTlf^^t-rU-Tija-Shtiken, tremulous ; strained ; apparent.
fa.W&IT* (w:-ni-iii} p. Made
clear ; strained,
fa.WiftTi (H;-fn.W) a. Shaken;
fa.mf#Jl (1:1 1. . A sort of poifa.Wis'i; (*]:) 2. m. Thunder,
fq.wiTs (z:-3r)l.m /. Boil, pustule ; small-pox.

fV.qtq(i|:) 1 . m. Wonder, surprise ;
pride ; doubt.
fa.qnrr$i3(iii:-'*[r-i8)ii. Astounded.
fTTf^Jim:-m-*i) a. Idem.
fa.wf*R. [*it-f*r*t-1*I) o. Idem.
ft.WTW C*) !" n- Forgetting.
{-q-.-VT-V) p. That may
or should be forgotten.
fa.WW (HTi-atr-Hjl a. Idem.
fa.WRTiT:} l.ffi. Deceit; illusion;
Kama; astonishing.
fa.farT (wi-WMl) a. Astonished,
fVffr.'iflH(ir:-?r:) a. Idem.
ft-.^TI {iT:-*T-n) a. Forgotten.
faWiT.ajra'pfV (fi(0 Q - Thoughtless, especially of death.
ftfJWTTft (fip-h) u. Forgetful of
the future,
fa.^fw tftO 2./. Forgetting.
fir.W K:-*M?) o. Astonished.
fa.ljr 5 * (*?) 1. m- Trickling,
fa* (<i) 1. n, A smell like that of
raw meat.
fa.q<j IT] 1 . m./. Laxnea*, debility ; falling, (lowing.
|%.*Jaja|(ir)l. Id; an aperient.
fa-*.i?f=S (ftari) 2.m. Yellow orpifar.^l(Hl>l./ Rwnesa of smell.
faâj î-^r-W) a. Trusted;
placid ; humble ; steady
fw.m (w) I. m. Trust: affection ;
acquaintance; killing.
fW.fajHf, C*nl-f^J*TV-f'it> Trusting, confiding in.
l^.Wr (Wl) 1./. Decrepitude.
f7.W(:-T-îoLoo6ened;fallen.
fir.<jm(ij I. m - Making flow;
distilling ; bleeding ; rum.
i^.lfatftB: i-fl) a.Mideto flow.
fw.Mm (W.-W-D a. That should

be made to flow, or bled. [iug.
flr.^W ((fi-wr-fl) a. Spread ; flowft-W (Vs-'J-t) a. Discordant.
fT.T^ {^-<t-^'} a. Insipid.
t^T.iT (i) 1 . m. A bird ; n cloud ;
arrow ; sun ; moon ; planet.
PITT (T:-TT-f ) 1. m. /flW. a.
Flying.
fW.TT W:) 1. m. A bird./. Pole
for carrying burdens.
f?TTT.TT5f (31:) 1 . m, Gnrwrfo.
T>*fTVT (Wi) I./. A pule for carTying burdens.
Pl.TII (WS-W-H) I. m. A Bauddka
temple, a. Opposed ; hurt.
fa.Tf* (fift)2./. Striking, m. A
friend, companion.
fV.TT'H'i) 1. 1- Opposition; injury
killing; bow for cleaning cotton.
(w.TOW)l.n. Separation, absence.
fTW(i) 1 . Taking away ; taking a walk.
fir^#r*J ( ^) a. That should
be taken or rambled. [play.
fir.Tlf.*nt(:-ltT P) a. Desiiing to
Pr.^q (3i-I-3) Displeased.
fa.WI (if) I. n. Smiling,
fff.^faff (7t) 1 . n. A smile.
fa-W !W:-T-5f) a. Confounded ;
learned,
fa^l ind. Heaven.
ft.YlPlW (W:-HT-lf) I. n. Gift.
fHIIVH (Ji) I. n. /rfn.
fhW. l*ir:-*i) I. nt. n. The sky
or atmosphere, m. A biid.
famro (tf:-*t) l. m. /"ton.
fwTOW, Heaven, sky.
fa*TT/(T:) I. m. Walking for pi ea:ina temple ; sport ; shoulder ;

rt of bird.
fTOKjfitT (X) 1. n. A grove.
ft*|fa{ (ft-ft<fl-f*) a. Taking
pleasure or relaxation,
fa.^lij 1. m. A smile.
ftr.fTW(ni-Wl-Tf)o.Placed i done;
fixed; improper. [forming.
f^fttS.^W (gru-ât-Tfl) n. Perfrfl!JITJl^(nr:-JI:)o. Faulty,
fafarnsfa (f%!-fot:-fo) a. Making
obeisance,
fafoi^f IWl-wr-ri) n. Done by rule.
favStar (^>WT-^) a. Deprived of.
fa/?rT (J): 7JT-H) n. Coquetry, feminine dalliance,
fr.^fft (frf;) 2./. Opening, expansion ; pastime, sport.
(B: ) 1. tn. Hurting, injury.
fa.-%3* (*:) 1. m. An injurer.
f^HH 1. n. Injury; grinding ; afflicting ; pain.
fV.WB a. Agitated;
aliicmed . fused.
fifB^rn (m) I. / Agitation.
flT" (1) %f(t 2. o. Tu go ; pervade ;
conceive ; desire ; throw ; eat.
^ff 3. m. Going; covering.
i\V (f.) I . m. Air, wind ; a bird.
'fl.*rm(llO Km. Solitude . display.
3fa(^ : '^t) 1- m./. Sight; seeing.
n. Surprise; visible object.
Tfaw |w Tt) I. n./. /item.
Wt**tl (li-Wt) a. Perceptible.
<fNr^ p. Seeing.
*l^T*l(W!-*t-<) a. Astonished.
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"fffwn (VWT-lf) <* Seen. n. Look.

(W>'Wr-^) 1. n. Wonder ;
visible object, m. A performer ;
a horse, a. Perceptible ; wonderful i astonishing.
^)<Ji I^T) 1./. Going; dancing;
a horse's pace ; cowHch,
^W^l(if) l.ti. Research, enquiry,
*tTf'ff--f*:-^t) 2. ../. A wave -.
pleasure : leisure ; a ray ; little.
*tftr.irrfesi(3t) o. m. The ocean.
{*) Sanifir 10. o. To fan.
*\Vt 1. b. Seed ; cliusc i quintessence ; tmlh ; pod ; recep.
tacle ; marrow i analysis.
V\W (IT:) 1. m. The common citron, n. Seed. [a pod.
Btw.Sur IF:) 1. m. A peed vessel ;
<T*> 1. n. Algebra.
Ttm.Jlft (fsO 2./. A legume, pod.
iiaiTTO ina*. From the feed.
fTsuT (if) 1 . n. A fan : a thing, m.
Pheasant, ruddy goo>e.
fltw.g'fl 1 . n. Common citron :
thorny plant, Vaagvrria.
irlW.sfK|I(Wl)l./.Asort of grain.
flw.Tf. (T:)l. m. Common citron
or a variety.
*lai.yff (wi) I. m. Citron or lime.
^la.5H (^:-^r-a[) a. Sowing seed,
m. A generator. [seed.
^Jsi.UTI^ m. Growing from
^W.*r**T I. /. Seed vessel
of the lotus.
ftmm (V-'BT-T) nt. Grain, corn.
a. Growing from seed.
tToti (^nr-w^t-'"T ) o. Having
seed.
^tai.Tt (TO m. Kidney bean.

*tar. (:) 3./. The earth,
^lair adv. By or with seed.

*faTTWW (7!!-WMf) < Ploughed or
harrowed after sowing.
#|fam ( , a:-7ir-ff)p. Sown ; fanned.
atfflii (<sfl-fspft-fsr) m. A father,
progenitor,
^tw Ira's (tf) 1. fi. Good seed.
ftaj^W W 1- Hail.
"5*tH W-TT-^) a Sprung from
seed, or from some family.
st^jnTiT (Ii-JTl-if I p. Fanned,
"rtfa*! (HD 1./. The betel plant,
or a preparation of it with spices,
&c. ; a tie ; a bundle,
iffor (<OT) 1./. The v&d or Indian
guitar ; lightning.
^tai.^w (W) 1. nt. The neck of
!he ttfraf.
ffwippq (W) 1. m.The tie of tha
viiid where the wires are filed.
flvHH (?:) 1 . m. The player on
the vftd,
\WTW (W:) 1. N&rada, inventor of the void.
$SWS (V.) I . m. A cage or net for
birds or beasts ; an enclosure;
menagerie ; an aviary,
*tn(W:-WMi) I. n. A horse or elephant untrained for war ; goading an elephant, a. Tranquil,
lame . loosed ; departed, [sin.
^t.WH V) a. Free from
*lfl.n"HI(H>lt-T*)a.Free from lust,
flff.^TH ('dj-^-T-'W) a. Humble.
>ftinr ($r) I. m. du. The sides or
cartilages of the larynx.
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frH.fl^ (U:-*n-^)o.Free from fear.

HvxH (WV-fil) a. Idem.
fpI.TW UB-UI-Jl) I. m. A deified
Bauddha sage; any sage, n. Free
from passion ; colourless, bleached.
Peaceable.
fft.VV (T>'-*) Fearless.
iftn.iiT (*>WI-3T) 1. m. The
Ashoka tree. o. Free from sorrow. [desire.
#tS.^T Free from
flTffl (ft:) 2. /. Going i eating ;
producing; cleaning; light, m.
A horse.
OFH.%r*0l;) 1. m. Fire; sun.
^flT(>TT-T> a/Without reply.
*lfi| (ferO 2./. A road ; a row ; a
terrace ; a shop ; tragi-comedy.
^V^T (T) 1. n- Slippery dialogue.
W-W-V) a. Clean, clear.
Jft^nr (V) 1. m. Top of a well.
Tim (Hi) 1./. Lightning,
ft^f COT) 1 /- Successive order,
one after another.
JffaWTH (;| 1. m. A court.
fl (W.W) iTlUfl I . d. To praise,
(wmkqfs 10. a. To be powerful or valiant or heroic.
tlT (Xi-V-T) 1. A hero ; heroif in i an actor; Jvina pontiff;
fire. /. A matron ( name, of b
number of plants, n. A reed,
spicy substance, a. Excellent,
powerful, strong, lieruic.
tfK.anif'ntifT (*D 1- /- A war
TtT* O) 1. n. A fragrant grass.

/. Side glance ; deep place.
flK.TlX >< A fragrant grass.
m. An arrow ; a hero ; a corpse.
^T.-3* (:) 2. m. A large tree,
Pentaptera Arjuna ; also a shrub.
*ft?IT (*T) 1./ Heroism.
W)5. m. Kama.
(":] 1. . A peacock;
fighting with wild beasts; a leather cuirass; name of a river.
fK.q^ (lit) -i.f. Wife of a hero.
qlCf l" Nil- " Tlie lllillk of WBr '
riora at or befurc battle.
ifK.Wfi ( fl :> 1. HI. Horse fit for sacrifice ; a hero ; fragrant graBS.
Bti:.Wî(W)l.'J. A fragrant grass.
ff:-WSrr (JOT) 1 . /- Wife of a hero.
^.BTH (ai)4./. Tlie mother of
a hero.
^.^ffi^T 1./ Ornament or
ring on the middle toe.
^tr.t" i m <) 2 - m - A name of
Bkxmasena.
UUI-7-nt-TTi) o. Like a
hero; having n champion./.
A woman whose husbund is
^.3?5T (?9T) 1./. The mother of
a hero.
3U.fa5rTT (arO 1- m- A brahman
who perfoi ms his oblations with
money from the shudra tribe.
^.69(^:}l- "i. The marking nut
plant ; large tree, (Pentaptera ;J
sort of grain.
(: ) 2./. The mother of a
hero, or of a male child.
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#tr.PT <*:) I. m. The father of

jVa/a iJa;"a.
^p^t.5((Slr) {.m.Naia, the hero
of several poems.
^K.lai 1 . n. Garlic.
(an) l.m. A buffulu.
#lCTT.(*T) 5. m. A brahman who
has suffered the sacred fire to
become extinct.
pf) 1- T " e l l0St r
danger in buttle : keeping watch.
^ttTO*f (si) I. 11. A bivouac, field
of battle: stately posture.
ft**, CV1 1 5 " / A creeper ; a
branch and a hoot
(<3) 1. m. One of Shiva's
attendaiita ; a great hero,
flTl^W |l.n. A brahman who
neglects the sacrificial fire.
^tT!T^tf33i<ii) 1. m. A brahman
who claims presents for having '
kept up the sacrificial fire.
Ttwr (la - ) 1. n. Nubility, dignity,
fortitude, splendor, heroism, vigour, seed.
fldi^X (TT^-^tfl-TJC) fl Strong,
Vtl&.finffPH.TO-liT-'ri) a. Destitute
of vigour or prowess,
iftii.fcrfiie (H>Bt-> a. Possessed
^tt&îf* 2. m. Loss of vigour, impotence.
$\J.^t (*It-II-*{) a. Seedless ;
cowardly. [wess.
Wtsil^ra (3) 1- n. Effect of pro^ttapSft (B=-wr-?i) a. Surpassed
in proweaa.
ittyi 0*) 1. m. A yoke or pole

for carrying burdens; a burden ; storing corn ; a road.
iJlafa* (W:-*H1.m. 3./. A chandler; une carrying a load by a
yoke or pole. Qpla.
StTiT (ti)l. m. A holy place, tctn3* (T) '"- To except, to
abandon.
*^(T.*) iltfHl. 10. d.To hurt.
^ t*.T) 5^fa 10- To injure, kill.
3*5 W sT^fff 4. 0. To throw off.
^ (W) vwTh 10. a. To kill.
B (n,) rtti 9. J. To serve, worship. .ttt> TcrH-W l. c. (JTlgiTfiT
eira 5. e. (*) sm^ffr-iV 10. c.
To choose, fit, appniut, invite,
skreen. With ^q, to cover, defend ; with fsi or fat, to cease,
end ; with fV, to become evident.
iyv (Wi-WT-wtn') Lb. A kind of
sweetmeat made of milk, spices.
Sc. fried in ghi. a. Nutritious.
B^'Mliî-^r-^) a. That should be
nourished.
ifrn (Jli-WMf) l.n. The roar of
elephants, a. Grown, cherished,
g^s I. tf. To take. accept.
IT* (8j:) I. m. A wolf, a jackal, a
craw, vakapvs/ipa tree ; turpentine, a perfume./. A plant, Cissam/ielos hexandra.
8*.^H(Jti) 1. A dog.
E^l.trtr (q:) 1. m. Compounded
perfume, turpentine.
BtfKtfir (ffT!) 2. m. A dog.
nqfi; (ft:) 2. m. /fcm.
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WT^KO I- m. Brakmd, Bhima.

WWW [W:*WT-rt) Cut, broken.
IW.TH(WIW-^l-TIT) o. Cutting.
!tj (T) 1. d. To appoint ; to
cover ; to accept.
T% (W) 1. . A tree in general
(0 1. m- A tree, small tree.
(3:) I. m. A wild cock,
l. n. A grove.
WW (Tt-*I-<) 1. m. A monkey.
tfl.ÛJI (W) 1./. The shade of
one tree. n. of many trees.
e^.-JTO(B) 1 . n. Bottom of h tree.
W-^J> CO ' Turpentine,
ev.niq (H:> 1. m. Indian fig tree.
Kg-fnajli W;) l.m. Gum, resin.
W>fWfTV(m) I "> Living in a tree.
rW.flW IWi) I. m. Indian fig tree.
e^.W^n(^) l,n. A hollow in a tree.
ew.fM^tVU 5 / An axe n.WÎ. (B^l 5. m. A carpenter's
chisel, a hatchet.
TW.m (H:-^t-tf) a. Abounding
with trees.
r*.ir*rcwT <WI| 1 ./. A squirrel.
If-) 3.m. A sort of cane
or reed. [plant.
1- m./. A parasite
S^ < 141 ("i) 1. n. Planting trees.
n.VlfsVT (*t) I./. A garden or
grove, especially of a minister of
BB.W(^0i.'"-Alizard, chameleon.
CTWfW (OT) I./. A squirrel.
r*.| (^l!-n-) a. Staying in a
tree.
rnju(ii) I. a. Top of a tree.
HTfT 2 / Ro < of a twe-
et] !<s.i (W) I. m. A carpenter's

chisel or adze ; Indian fig tree.
/. A parasite plant ; a shrub.
Bfllf^.t^T (W) 1. n. Embracing.
ff^T^ (>a0 1. nt. The hog plain.
n. Acid seasoning, tamarind so
used. [tree.
S^TTnr* I. Planter of a
Br?Tqu t">) I, n. Planting a tree.
IVTOTCViM.m. bird in general.
B^Wre (Hi) I. w. An ascetic,
living in a tree. [tree.
(ifli-W'-iC) o. Growing on a
B^TKIW (WO 1. m A large handsome tree {PterospermumJ.

(*,T) S*rw 7. a. To coTer ;
to abandon.
S5KT.fT) TWf?T 1. o.WSIjfTTlO.
a. and (w) E* 2. rf. To quit,
avoid, (v) B^rfSB 7. o. Idem to
eam (*l-*!-*T) 1. n. Sin; sky. m.
Hair. o. Crooked.
Bfai((ai!i 2./. A country, Vrij.
Bfsiw (qt:-tft-) a. Of the district
of Vrij or Brij.
ffant(f:-*n-ii)l. Sin ; red leather; distress, tn. Hair. a. Crooked, wicked. [sin.
sfsfTIH7 l^-TI-^J a. Producing
81 (U) flfil 6. n. and (^,"3.*F)
gWlfs 8. fl. To please, to gratify.
g^rj(1;-TT-'i) p. Choosing.
OTCS.W) 1 . rf. To be, to eiist,
to stand. bwS 4. rf. To
choose ; serve. (afJawrfH 10. a.
To shine ; speak. With ^f?r, to
surpass; with ÎW. to follow,
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imiiBte, proceed ; with VT, to

torn round ; with tar*, to revolve, to do repeatedly ; with far
to make artificially ; with fil ur
fin;, to stop, to complete; with
\lfK. to surround, exchange, excel, advance, turn back; with
V, to set about; with "ifiT and
(if, to depart ; with f%. to whirl
round ; with f> and fif, to return ; with fa and lift, to consider; with qnand ^fir, to leap.
BUMS: -AT a. Chosen, agreed to ;
served ; screened ; affected by.
T (fa:) 2./ Selecting; soliciting ; surrounding ; an enclosure

for cultivation ; hiding.
ifa-V*. rti-*T-t) A plant,
Flttcourtia. a. Surrounding.
J (H-ur-li) a. Chosen; done;
finished : studied ; past ; dead ;
round ; covered ; firm. m. A tortoise, n. Verse; circle; conduct; profession. [circle,
WHMQ (-Gil I. n. Segment of a
m.(TJ:-wW)o. Knowing affairs.
RlMmi adv. According to caste.
Crl.tpn (ini)!. m. A kadamba tree.
fflJn I.". Black pepper.
(VfftWflVWW) a. Acting
BTi.^m ftflMl) a. Idem. (less.
m*lfal<^t-fc<ft-ft) a. WorthCI.W (W:-'8n-W) Discharging
the duties of caste or calling.
imeWTiflfi (f|i) a. /. Holiness
arising from reading and observing the s&dstras.
I Brrrrtj((Vif-fTi#r-ffl) OhedifflnrePC (W)l- w. Acting by rule.

BTITWB ifrtt, (rl-rTWl- ft m. Regular.
Bflr"Tl (nO 1 . m. Tidings ; mode ;
topic, story; leisure; nature;
solitary ; whole,
eftl (ftli) 2. /. Employment, support; dramatic com posit ion; comment ; being ; staying ; seizure ;
circumference,
ifB-VCOtl-ft-t) a. Yielding a subsistence.
iflt.wtfff (H:-flMf) a. Acting for
subsistence. [sion,
ffmrl (7TI) I,/. State; profeaRl* V-O o. Supporting.
fH.VW I, n. Giving maintenance, ["fy-
Bffl.J?7Itrra -mrt-UclJ a. StationSffl-Vfj ig - :) 2./. Means of subgwrsPT (9ll;-WTi-si:) a. Mighty.

Erff (WW-lfl) o. To he chosen,
preferable. [sistence.
CW^'i "do. For the sake of subl iqr WW (9:) I. . Kind of alliteration, (ence.
SWrre(ir:)l. m. Means of subsisted!^:) I. m. An enemy; darkness ;
cloud i mountain ; noise ; Indra ;
a demon killed by biro.
S^.fiprf?:) 5. m. ladra. [herb.
ST^.WIsiTr (if!) 1. m. A kind of pot^T5t.(*?0 5. Indra.
B^TfV (ftt) 2. m. Idem.
UTt adv. Useless, wrong.
tw.wi (W) I /.Idle talk.
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BUTBIH (:> 1. m. Sinking or

killing unnecessarily.
gtTPqr t&i) I./. Strolling about.
8W1.<;!*T(^> I. n. Unprofitable donation, as gifts to harlots, money lust lit piny, &c.
e<JT.-n3H (*:) 1- m. A common
butcher.
BH1.WW CWi) 1. m. Cutting unnecessarily, needles act, caielessBWI* (Tl: -fll-Tjl o. Born in vain.
B^T^H (H>Hl-n) a. Labouring in
H ('S -47T-T) I. n Benzoin, m. An
old man: a sage. /. Old woman. a. Grown, increased, accumulated, old, full, wise.
B*.*T* (*0 m - A sorl of crow
1. n. Old age.
CT.^TO (*;} I. m. A creeper.
FXWlfi? (fH:-fH:-l (W) o. Potbel-
lied, corpulent.
eS^riJtl'K (^0 1. Father's
great-gtandfather.
tS 3WTHlfl 1^:) 1- m. Mother's
gr<al-gratidfuther. /. (XT).
B5.WTC 1. i. Old age.
e5.nST(W:) 1 . m. A kind of dock
Bl.'fWrllO l.m.The mango tree.
ET.fTiStaw 1. m. Hog plnm.
E5.'9*reOiti)5. fxdra.
B.fl> 1. m. An assembly of
obi men, council of elders.
es.W^l*) I. n. Flocculent seeds
living in the air.
ei.%7T(TI) 1 . / Reverence to age.

E<TT% i(w-) 2./ The thumb.
n;*fl (*) 1. m. A place where
the purdnas, &c. are read.
g*ITeiKm I./, Stale of old age.
BTT^H (H: ) 1. m. Strolling about.
efl (fit) 2./. Increase, rise, prosperity, interest, [crease.
Bf* (X:-*l-<) . Yielding ioBft^TT (Wl) 1./- A sort of drug.
er.siif>*T I /- The profession of ufury.
sfj.T* f) 1 Knzor, lancet.
E%HS(TiI-(-Û<T id. Rich, increased.
Ix- A shr&ddha on
0J pleasing occurrence.
aira (^:) 1. i. An old bull.
E3n*TT WO m. A usurer.
?V l^.g) \.d. To increase
or grow. (*) Wfafil 10. o. To

shine or speak.
EW*J (5T!) 1. m. A man.
eWnr(U:)2.m. id. a leaf ; mi act.
BH (*:) 1 . m. Bubo in the groin.
8I (HI:-HII-Ui) a. That may or
should be increased.
Efl 1. n. The footstalk of a
leaf or fruit ; the nipple ; stand
of a water -jar.
wmw {3i:-*')l.m./.The egg plant.
ef=BH1(flI) I. /.A medicinal plant.
6*5 a. All. I n. A heap.
/. Holy basil. [able.
5*î T(r:-":T'':)a. Beautiful, respectB^m* (*>*T-W) l.in. A deity;
a chief, ri. Handsome, best, respectable, agreeable.
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lf*? (S!-T-lf) a. Very beautiful

or charming, very good.
I^lflS (*P*>*4taO a. Very eminent or excellent. (prefer.
t(^. T^)ffWfw4. o. To choose,
S(Hi)l. * A rat ; a juilicia Sower./. A drug. n. Ginger.
efW <*0 1. m. A scorpion, sign
scorpio; a centipede ; scrub ; sort
of beetle; thorny shrub. /. A
potherb.
lfw.<rfT f*t) 3./, A nettle.
eWw-fsRIT (*jt) 1. f. A potherb.
efinrr\ ("l) s.f. A shrub.

K 1 .a. To sprinkle ; hurt ;
be weary ; give, (at) ^fa-^
1 0 c. To conceive, to be powerful or supreme ; to sustain.
gH 1. m. A bull, sign tuurus ;
virtue ; a lecher ; a rat ; a drug ;
an enemy ; Kama ; Vishnu ; Kama./. (*r) A plant, Salaima./.
(ft) See Wt- - Peacock's tail or
plumage. (In camp.) Excellent.
ei.tHf (*f) 3./. A plant.
t (w-) I . m. The testicles.
BTO.arÊ (^:) 3. /. Ulceration
of the scrotum or (he testicles.
BW.*^(V) ' The horse of Indra.
nvg(Qi) 2. n. Treasure of Jndra.
S*.?iraj(*j:) 1. m. A cat.
eH.^5T (51: ) 1 . m. Shiva, Ganc'ska ;
a good man.
gTWtnJS.m. Indra, Kama ; great
pain ; bull ; horse.
If.fnn (it:) 1. m. A medicinal
plant, Virmff. [at liberty.
M.[ftl(fit:) 8. m Shiva ; bull set
t*.T*f(<if)3./. A plant. Salvinia.

S.1s$W{*aT)5.in.SAiu<i ; a demon ;
a wasp ; sort of grass.
HU(W;)1..A bull ; ear; IstJaina
pontiff of this era ; a drug. /. A
widow, cowach. (In camp.) EigWlffura:) 2. m. Shiva.
g<W&TO (WO i.m. /dem.
BW.Wrei (Wt) 1. / Indras capital
Bm m;) i. m. An asylum,
easr (:) 1. m, A horse ; a Sudra ;
a sinner ; garlic. /. Girl of 1 2
years; a barren, or menstruous,
or low woman.
e^gm (W) I, it. State of n Sudra.
BW.Trfs(fj|:) I.m. Head of a gang.
S^9TiJ[5T (:) 1, m. The son of a
reprobate.
fS^.W? (f) I. n. Intercourse
with a Shudra woman.
Ba-ai^PI (m) 1. m. A rat.
SB.flTTW (Wi) 1. m. Shiva.
eH.S!^ 2. m. FwAiIK.
mtft (*tft) 3./ A wasp.
et*fl^f|(^) 3-/. A lascivious woman ; a cow in heat.
BUT.aHTlfll 3. /. Lahhmii
Gauri i SwdhA; Sdchi; name of
two plants.
B^rajfir (fq, )2.m. JtHsW or FwAnu ; Shiva ; Agni.
Btn7(lf:) I.m. Shiva; pious roan ;
marking nut plant ; a eunuch.
BNTW."! (":) 1. m. A very small
drum held in one hand.
girrîr (*n) I. m. Shiva.
g*T*sj {*)1. m. A form of Shiva.
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iTtwrn (w.) Um. Viahit*.

fllV* <*0 I A sparrow.
*TT*rc(Ti) l.m. Aeat.
rfT^(fl) 5. m. A peacock.
**t (*T) 3. /. Seat of an ascetic
or student, made of grass.
eVngn (&) 1 . m. Liberating a bull.
efe (fsO a-/- Haio.
iffE.fln; C3-TT-T) Raining.

Bft.nrrw (WO 1 . pi. Rainy season,
eft.yl (tft) 3./. Guzeratty cardaifc.afFf* Pli-Wi) Nourished
or watered by rain.
Bfl.vi (w) 3. m. A frog,
fn*. (HTWj-WflVw*) a. Rainy.
Bfw, (fij : .fB>fn) I . m. A ram ;
a descendant of Ya&u; Vishnu ;
Agni ; Indra ; a heretic ; a ray ;
wind. a. Heretical; angry.
@si (Bi-sir-'fill.'n. Kidney bean./.
A drug. a. Provocative.
mJPfl (^T) 1./. A potherb.
IT^fir, and (T) Wft l..To
grow or increase i (S^ft) to
roar. {%) irqftlO.a. To speak.
to shine. (W.rn) rifn 6. a. To
make an effort.
T.f*fl(tlO Lm. A citron.
OT-^frt [K-.-fi-O 1- Gigantic.
(WO 1. . A prawn.
trT.arH (10 1. in- A great man.
rt.iWT (*T) 1./. A large drum.
(V! (W-nt/W) a. Large, great/.
Egg plant ; large lute ; mantle ;
reservoir; speech ; a metre.
fFgftm n) I /- An upper garment, mantle ; small egg plant.
evftT.^ft (fiP) 2. *. VriiaskpcUi,

preceptor of the god.
r?Wi(Hi:-T-W!) 9. Large, great.
BT.WfWCS:) 1. K.A bulbous root,
aw.rasuj {W-tl-fy 0. Gigantic.
ew.HBTSWJsr (WO 1. m. A shrub.
Cassia purpurea,
BT.WTJT (*T X.x-A. large kind of
the Kdaha grass. [lent.
CT.rafw(fW-fW-*-fifl> . CofpuSW.TTV 1. The bambu.
w.4r*r fl) 5. A plant, Eckiln
fT-Wrene (f%:) 2./.Thorn apple.

BTmT* (*!--e=K)l.m.The Indian
fig-tree. a. Large footed.
(H-WH-Tl) 1-/. Croiofcrrt
of various species, a. Having
largo flowers.
fT.^Ti-it-T) > A large elephant, leader of a wild herd. a.
Large limbed.
I^.^f (W) 1. . A fruit tree.
eT.^S^Rr(frT:)2.m.An evil spirit
S*.T^ (T:) 1. m. A country near
Mdlad, BundelkAund.
() 1. A water melon.
HT^.^fil (ft=) 2./. Great light,
ajvôr (5!) 1 . n. The furrow made
by a plough.
IT^nTrT a. A Brahm&ch&ri ;
a hermaphrodite.
rrsi'foirtt'O l./.Dnrjrf.
m.Hig tjp) 2. m. êi or fire.
g^.SU W) 1 - ** i*a*i" sacrificial
vessel;amantra; division of the
Sumo Veda./. Name ofa rirer.
CTJTrtt (1) I. m. A small owl.
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CT.fTir (W) I. . A groin commanly need in India.

n.ftm (w:) 1. m. The hog plum.
() 1. pi. A large reed:
an arm : Arjvna. [tuberant.
IT.ftr** <:-HT-*) Large, proWJSrtfin) 2.m.The regent of the
planet Jupiter ; name of a sage.

*flMW(rf> I. n. Cycle of 60
years.
* (JT,I) wrfff JTW 9. c. To
choose ; to nourish ; to screen.
3(*r)n]ffl,K I.e. To weave.
%*<*!) l.m. A youth; Bekti
fish ; a jeweller; an actor.
t* (a:) 1. m. Impetas ; impulse ;
speed j current ; energy ; decision ; marked effect or symptom ; straining , flight of an
arrow i round of pleasure ; love.
4**J*aV. Swiftly, violenUy.
ia.-WTaW (11) Phlegm.
(*li) 1 . Check, constipa*Y^<Yl*TVTtl ) a. Quick.
^.PriKW(^) l.n. Stopping, retarding; constipation.
SH.HT (V.) I. m. A mule. [tion.
nrnn {v.) 1 . m. Stop, conetipa5firiT (TH-Hr-Tr) p. Expedited.
Tfinn(TIl) 1./. Speed.
^faajafl-firfl-fn) Swift, fleet,
m. A courier ; a hawk.
W 0*1) I./. Hire, wages.
*fln>R("7t) 3./. A medicinal plant
(Serr alula anthelminticaj .
VWS (ST) I./. The abode of the
Vaisya tribe.
?TT (TO 1./. A boat.

it (1) TTfir.W 1. C. Togo;
know; remember; discern ; lake;
play on an instrument.
5^ (ffO 1. m. A musician.
if|,fl (f-jt)/. Unornamented

hair gathered into one loose
braid behind. /. Stream ; ewe ;
sort of grape. (tVt) Conflul of
waters. [hair.
if*Jsr(Wl) 1- Wearing braided
wlw.Hwt(tft) 3./. A leech.
-S*tT (*0 1 . m. The soap berry,
^w (W:) 2. tn. A bambu ; a flute ;
a king so named.
(*f) 1. a. A pike used for
driving an elephant.
"Si .WK ("CO 1 - >a. A thorny plant.
W,H (*) 1. m. A player on a fife
or flute.
Sw-Tsrafir (*:) 2. The suger-cane.
wi.lfl (*) 3. /. A plant with
leaves like those of the bambu,
3w.*K (*)' A pkyer on a flute,
Sflir (ifi 1. m. Hire, wages; livelihood ; silver.
SnJT.^nr (Ti) L. b. Giving wages.
nTmr^TW (ii) 1. . Non payment
of wages ; taking wages.
StUT (Ti-t) l.m- 3./. The retsn.
Stt^.UÎ (*) I. Batan leaf;
Snf-Hf, H3isf-??I-WH ) a. Reedy.
Sthw () I. m- A dead body animated by an evil spirit ; a doorkeeper.
i (IImR-*) A sage who
knows the nature of God and
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thesuul; husband, a. Knowing ; acquiring.

(^:) I, m. A reed, n. A stick.
^"rfW (V.*T-<) Abounding
with reeds or canes.
5*VC rti) l. m. A door-keeper ;
a staff or mace bearer.
(!) I.m. /Am.
3./. The Jfcfud river.
V*rer 1 . n. A Daft' or litter.
9frttt)S.M. A porter.
ilW TOl.ATo ask or beg.
S^ (^:) 1. m. The Fein, the sacred
writings ofthe Hindus. There
are leckoned fnur of them ; the
Rig, Yajus, Sdma and Al/iarva
Vedas; metre; comment ; know,
ledge; Vishnu.
^.5lWr 1. m. Shiva.
i^.JT& (Jl) 1. m. Brahma; a
brahman.
ij^.JTffl 2. /. Preservation of
the Vedas by the brShmans.
( WO 1 One knowing the
Vedas.
5^j() l.m.An elephant.
i^.lTSllW) 1. n. Doctrine of the
Vtdat.
. 3./. Three first
(*f-*TT) 1 . n, f. Sensation ;
pain; knowledge; presenting.
/. {S\) The skin.
5^.rr< (m) l.m. Sound of chanting the Vedas.
^X.f>*5SR (W:) 1 . ra. An opponent
of the Vedas, an unbeliever ; a
Bauddha, or Jnina.
5^.f*TO(^TJ I. /. Reviling the

Vedas; unbelief, heresy.
Wîfta (*P-*tr-^f) a. That should be
i^.TiTCJl(:) 1. >n. A brahman

skilled in the Vedas.
^ gW(W) i. b. Sanctity of the
Vedas.
ffl:-*N) a. I'nll of the
Vedas, divine.
i^.HTH (HT) 4./. Mystical prayer
or Guyatri, personified as the
mother of the Ffc.
(WT) l./.A winged bug.
(ji-*H-B) a. Knowing.
^-T^T Cf) I. n. The preservation of the Vedas as a duty of
brihmans.
5^.*r*H (n'j I. It, A text of the
Vedas.
^.TPRI J.n. Jtfem.
(Si) 1. m. A brahman.
5. m.Oue versed in
the Vedas.
T?-Pn^(r^) l.m. One knowing
the Ferfos.
^.ftf^TT (Tp-HT-Tt) n. Declared
in the Fwfns.
^.OT (fl*) 1. n. Doctrine of the
Vedas.
i^.anwfu:) l.m. The sage Vydsa.
VKX** ("SO 1. A term in the
i^.WW (* 1. n. The Vedas.
*^.<jr%1TT (OT ) 1. /. Collection of
the formula; of the Vedas.
TVI W : > 5- The Fcias collectively.
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^ÎsBm 1. m. Renouncing
the rituiil of the Vedas.

W^.TOTTfo* (W:) 1- m. One who
has renounced the Vedas.
i^.^WH (w:-WF-jf) a Agreeable
to the Vedas.
Hi* (TO !. A sacred science;
a part of the Vedas. There are
reckoned six : Shi&shd, pronunciation ; Kalpa, ceremonies ;
Vydkarana, grammar; Chhandas, prosody ; Jyotish, astronomy ; and Nirvkti, explanation
of difficult parts of the Vedas.
4Kft-**j(*J*J I. n. The mystical
name of God. [Vedas.
Hrfwr (w-) I. m. Study of the
5<lWiH (if) 1. n. Idem.
Hpflftm (*t) 5. m. Student of
the Vedas.
SiTUim (*;) 1. m. Teacher of
the Vedas. [Vedas.
Ti^pfllW {M) 1. n. Explaining the
*i<T"fl () i.m. The raetaphysicotheological doctrines of the
Vedas, teaching the abstract worship of God ; name of a school
of ditinity or philosophy professing them.
**PH.J| (*:) 1. m. A Ved&ntist,
*rs;l"H.U 1. n>. Idem.
^^TpfRT (^1) 5. m. A follower of
the Veddat system.
tîîiifHri (Tf;-Hr-Ti) n. Derived
from the Veddat.
W(n|lf() l.H. The repetition
of the mystical syllable Obih ;
study of the Feifas.
V^JK (K'l I. m. A chameleon, a

(ftf<t) 2. 3./. An altar; seal
ring. m. A pandit./, (f/^:) Sora-
ifârr ([) 1. /. A quadrangular

open shed in the middle of a
court-yard j an altar,
qf^.an (art) \.f. Draupadi, sisler
and wife of the Fundus.
^fifW (ip-in-lij a. Made known.
^f?TT5] (^.-îl-3i) a. Knowable or
ascertainable.
3f*K (m-ft-Bj a. Wise, learned.
5f*H(S) 1. n. Knowledge, experience,
^fipi (^-f^t-ft[) m- A pandit ;
firaimcf.n. A pi an tfCissnmpsfos,),
(TfO 1. raffl [Fto.
5Tr(l|[ : -m-Jli) a. Declaredin the
HtÎ (If) I. M. The sun.
H-faf (V-m-ll) a. Taught in
the Vedas.
îvmT* (W) t. n. A branch of
the study of the Vedas.
"S^T {^-^T-'a) a. That may or
should he known, ascertained,
or taught.
H MO 1 . m. Perforation ; depth i
measure of time next to one
truti, 100 rrufis.
(sr;) l. hi. Camphor, n. Grain,
rice in the ear. a. Piercing,
iw (<i) 1. n- Piercing ; depth./
(>*1) A piercer, a gimhlet &c.
a^fwi 1. / A pointed instrument for piercing ; an awl,
giuiblet.
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irim (41:) 5. m. Brahma, Vishnu,

5tPB(lJ)I. n. The root of the
thumb sacred to Bmfimti.
^fttir (n.-T!T*W) a. Pierced.
(tft-fa^-fa) o. Piercing.
5*B (j:-wrM0) n. A mark. o. That
may or should be pierced.
V\ 1 . a. To go. See il.
ajir fWt) 1. m. BroAmd.
Hi Cm) I./. A river.
Ttj TO) 1. if. To shake
or tremble.
(a:) 2. m. Trembling, tremor.
VTO (sf) 1. n- Tremor.
5i)wr*r (-TT-*) p. Trembling.
^rre.(Vr) 5. fi. Trembling.
in (Hi) I. m- A loom.
(VT-lt) 1. m. n. .idem.
^ X (*'-<0 1 . m. n. The body ; the
egg-plant ; saffron.
$T3T (flt) 1. n. Camphor.
itz (3:) 1 . m. A low man. n. The
fruit of the jujube.
twfir ) . o. To go or move ;
to tremble. {V)*Wn 10 a. To
count or declare time.
^ VI (^f) 1. n. A garden. /. Time,
tide, limit, shore; easy death ;
sickness ; speech : interval ; leisure t the gums. [the tide.
(W:-W-W) a- Agitated by
^WP (Wi-WT-W) n. Tamlook.
"TlPPI t^l Seu sl> ore.
fltri1f(fl) 5. m. A soldier.
>*jit]lH nou. On or along the sea
shore ; seasonably.
9fk 1 . o. To go ; to tremble.
*W (V) 1 n.i. A plant, its seed is
used as a vermifuge, a. Going ;
shaking.
Sw.ai (af) 1. n. Black pepper.
in (*T) 1. n- Rolling; a roller;
shaking ; going.
JtJW (Wi) I. m. A libertine.
(fin) 2./. A creeping plant
tfiMTIWT) l./.ApIant,&fw(B/i.
TftHf (Ti;-7|r-#) o. Shaken, tremulous ; crooked, n. Going ; moving ; shaking.
5ft (^-W) ^tS2.d. To go ; pervade; desire ; conceive ; throw i
send ; eat.
TH (HO 1. m. Drees ; disguise ;
house ; entrance.
(:-r-w) hi. A house./.
Entrance, a. Entering.
^.S[Hr (f) 1. nt. The sun-flower.
TOUlftHfO) 5. m, A hypocrite.
C*f) I. li. House ; entering.
3nÎ(î;) 1. m. A small pond; fire.
TH.VTT (fl) a. Dressed ; disguised,
tan; (xO I. m. A mule,
*OTT1 (1=) I. a*. A condiment, as
pepper, cloves, &c.
nfiCH (ift-ftsfl-fW) a. Assuming
a dress or disguise.
qjjH (SJT) 5. n. A house.
TIJt.H-JTB (^:) 1. m. The muek
shrew or rat. [latino.
a?i.W (Mi) 3./. The site of a hnbisbnj.epn! CO Th* mn ' B P osl
of a house.
%JB (W) 1. n. The habitation of
harlots. I./. A harlot; a plant.
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iWT.** (*!) I . m. A company of

harlot*.
S^rnjral (15:) 1. m. A catamite ;
ihe keeper of prostitutes.
Sw.nr.*nq^ (*:) 1. m. The
habitation of harlot?, brothel.
TOT.TCKO I. m. A number or
company of harlota.
iwi^nrWO 1. w. A brothel,
(w) 1. m. Ornament, dress.
(m:) 1. m. A shrub, Catsia.
I./, Flacourtia. n. Entrance ;
possession.
TOTT t. M. A condimeut.
If (V) 1. d. To surround,
to enclose.
*l (5:) m. A fence, surrounding ;
a turban ; turpentine ; gum.
Si* (sj:-*T-li) n. A turban ; gum;
turpentine, m. A wall ; a pumpkin, gourd, a. Surrounding.
(i|J 1. n. A surrounding, an
enclosure; oaterear; turban;
dancing attitude; bdellium.
TlFta a. That may be
surrounded.
aS.Vw (RO l.m. Sortofbambu.
ifBT (m-W:*f) Surrounded,
enclosed; stopped. n. Surrounding ; attitude in dancing.
ilWW.firai. (Xlt-V) a- Having
the head covered.
$q {:) 1. m. Water. [move.
4* J- o. To go; to
(i;:) 1, m. A mule.
WOTIT ft:) 1. - See SlFm.
I. A To resolve or
endeavour diligently.
(a) 5./. A cow miscarrying

from taking the bull unseasonably.
IB ^*f?f I. a. Togo ; to tremble.
TTBfrT 1 .a. To dry, or be dry.
interj. So ! indeed ! 0 ! an ex.
pletive. [with twenty.
S'wfjiW . Purchased
(^) 1. n. A garland worn
like the brahmanical thread ; an
upper garment ; a mantle.
W(4 I. n. Idem.
l.m. A plant (Flacourtia sapidaj
Safest {V.) 1. m. A jeweller.
ârfw* (v;) a. Doubtful ; alternative, [flurry.
^$3) (s) 1. n. Lameness ; hitch ;
?*ifc"J (f-T-*) a. Relating to
change, n. Pride.
(:) 1. m. Afternoon.
fSTpfr* a. Occurring
in the afternoon.
t^W{^*:)I m - An ameof Vishnu ;
Indra. n. Paradise of Vishnu ;
talc.
5aTH (n:-Tn-*r) Aversion;
change, a. Changed.
*N>rrpr (ls-V-*J a. Preventing
change.
3~*T=a 1 . . A kind of gem
like a diamond ; magnetic Btone.
^W*!(V) 1. n. Confusion,
^wnre (V) I A raBn oi the

third religious order, a hermit.
/. (#|). A vessel to fry meal for
sacrifices.
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(Hi) 1. r. Absence or marring of qualities ; fault.

t^^TO I. n. Skill, proficiency,
tf^fu (B|) 1. n. Distraction.
3f<T*l 1. n. Variety ; wonderfulness.
tai*T5I (*) 1 . . The last month of
uterine gestation.
mqm 1. m. The palace of
/n<frn, hia banner. /. "fit A flag ;
a garland; name of two trees.
Tfarufin* (0 ! A flBg-bearer.
1./. A flag ; name of a tree,
(ftf) 2. m. Third emperor of
the Jainae.
%mm (aj)l. n. Difference of caste
or con duct, exclusion from caste,
^faar n. Cause, cause
of existence, the soul ; an oil.
m. A young shoot, a. Seminal.
HlRW s-ft-i) o. Skilful, pro$*1VJ|fim{t) 1. m. A;hypocrite.
flU (*:) l.m. A cutter of bamhns;
a worker of them.
(T>WT-*f) a. Produced by or
made of a bambu. m. A bambu
staff ; a workman in bamhus.
jinfat I. m. A player on
the vind.
Sffin* (W:) 1. m. Idem. [goad.
(es) 1- m. /drat ; Elephant's
Jwbjh (*):-^M) a. Relating or belonging to a bambu.
(^;) 1. m. A name of Prithv,
5th king of the solar race.
StffOTfW.') '" A vender of flesh.
($) 1. n. Falsehood.
>fff*ra (*:) 1. m. A hireling, a

labourer ; a stipendiary.
VUKfa (ft:-Wt) 2. S./. The river
of hell; mother of the Rdkshasas.
^Jre 1. m. A sort of cane.
TUT* (Ji:-sn-*r) a. Sacrificial, n.
Sacrifice by fire.
TltTrW* (*!-wr-*) n. Burnt-offering of ghi, made daily by brahmans.a. Sacrificial.
9mrprrin (WI) I./. Daily presentation of the burnt -offering.
jf-fllfa* (*:) 1. m. A bard; one
having a familiar spirit.
?IH#W (*P-*fT-*i) Belonging to
the bard, &c. m. A metre.
t^r (*:-rft-Bj) a. Cany, reedy.
(^:-7JT-li) o. Relating to a
stick or cane.
(î-^r-<) a. Relating to or
connected with or befitting a
wise man ; learned.
(TO) 1 . n. Cleverness, acuteness, craft.
he?* (rei-J^t) i.n.Z./.Idm.
t^H (W) 1. n. Crafty or indirect
speech, m. A king so named./.
( vf ) One of his laws ; his
daughter Damayanli.
n. A shallow cup
any thing leguminous, a. Basket
like ; made of wicker work.
of<;<5 (*:-?! m. A brahman
well versed in the Veda*, a.
According with the Vedas.
Tf?*W (a') I, n. Accordance with
the Vedas.
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5^10 {mi 1. n. Lapis lazuli.
HfiW (w:-*MO o. Foreign.
^ (*:) 1. A trader by caste. I
/. [Tt> Sifo; long pepper, wife ;
of a trader; a pigment, Rochand.
list 1. tn. A tmder by profession ; no attendant in the nomen's apartments.
W-qV*i)m.A physician ; Juslicia tree ; a pundit. 1./, A drug.
a. Medical ; according to tbe
Vedas.
4iJ.*rlp4!) I. A form of Shiva,
presiding in hell ; Dhanvmntri.
^J.S=I [8*0 2. m. Cnssia fistula.
^J.nrH (T)1./. A plant (Justicia
ganderussa.J
^.f*ifl () 3,/. /d<.
f^tl (7T:-vn-rf) a. Surcharged
with lightning.
ifa ((-Vj)n. According to role,
(rf) I. n. Widowhood.
*NmS ITOf) 1- Irreliyion, dif-
fers nee of religion; impropriety.

JTVH 1. m. Sanatliumdra, son
of Brahmi.
o. Ritual,
o. Foolish, igoorant ; an idiot. [berlain.
^rt (a:) 1- tn. Varna's churaf<l<TV (*) l.n. A sacrificial veescl
holding gki.
ftSrwu(^0 l.m. Annme of Gonâ.
irnfips 1. m. A chariot
formerly used in liattle. a. Re.
luting to morula i enforcing
them.
^JTlfVw (nl:) 1 . m. A Baudha.

f nfn* (*:) 1. M. A dependant ;
a spider ; an astrologer.
Ts5t5t^r(î:-^t) 1. m. n. A medium
-ZH^KH ((C) I n. Contrariety, reveiae, opposition.
^ , iTfa*(^rO'- nl ' A watchman who
strikes the hours.
*<W^(.^) l.n. Grandeur, glory, a.
Astonishing.
Wr.wrirfT(*r:-srt-*i) a. Conferring
wealth of glory.
twlfsri (^) Apportioning, dividing.
f (%) 1 . n. The heaven of Vishnu.
fftfisi (si) 1. n. A celestial grove.
WW* (*)].. Idem.
l.m. Step-mother's son.
t.Hl^Jj (Hi) i. m. Idem.
SnifT*(*:-^-*) o. Of a heavenly
car. m. A divinity,
tgm (Wi-W-TI) . Liberated, n.
Liberation.
"3*P# (^1 ! Turning away tbe
face : flight; retreat.
$m (Hi) 1. m. Barter.
1. It. Unprofitableness.
S^W** I. m. A grainmariau. a. Grammatical.
^niK fflt-^-Tl) o- Covered with
a tiger skin,
sijlîis;) 1. n. Immodesty.
^113 (^:-T-) o. Belonging to
Vydsa.
(Si-et-ffJ a. Early, beiimes.
(T) 1. n. Enmity, hostility ;
heroism.
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^ . W(Ki-tt ) a- Mitchie f- making.

TC.fltlt ) I A foe ; roischiefI^W (W) 1. Dislike, aversion.
*VHV (*:) 1. An ascetic, a
t- -1 (Sti-lfT:-ftfl a. Al enmity.
fcfawH* [M) 1. n. Revenge,
^c.sfirhnT(ô i./. !.
.^rji(3t) I. n. Diiaffectioa ; absence of worldly passion or det.îrn* (Ti) 1. m. An ascetic of
subdued passions.
TOftnt. (ail) 5. m. Jrfem
oils mendicant.
1*jn> (if) I. n. Absence of worldly
passion or desire.
^.TT*!0 I. m.An earth-worm,
tinrm I./ of the 16

Vidyddcvis or Jw'it'i goddesses.
9rnj*a(an)l.in. State of enmity.
*qqfrlT (Si?t) 5. m. Vish.iu;
mt-mi'M) a. Hostile.
Scrfl* L. m. Desperate or
arduous combut,
aftcIT lT1) I./. Enmity ; heroism.
Kl-fttft-fTJ m. An enemy ;
a liero. a. Hostile.
(oj) I. n. Deformity.
('-0 ! 'Ji-i Buddha ;
Bait, son of Ihe sun : a demigod.
Jci^*.!n8rnu)L. PatHa, tlie
intermediate region between the
earth and bell.
^Tflfil (fW02.m. Buddha ; Bali;

son of the son.
^Tf*<f*) 2. m. The demon or
rfaitya Vand.
tt) Revenge.
^wUI 1. n. Difference.
ihiÎ iî I. n. /dem ; contrariety ;
reverse of the natural order;
absence of peculiarity.
$*JT fVtl-'rit-Vf ) The fruit of
the Vilva. a. Belonging to the
Vilva or Jigle marmele*.
WXWH a. Made of the
Vilva.
lfaf>rs(W:) l.m. A chandler, vender of oil, grain, &c.
a^TO i,"3') 1. n. Change of colour;
secession from caste : heterogcneousncss.
ta^(a:)l.m Yama;Rudra; 7th
Mimu ; planet Saturn,
full?* a. Nuptial.
1. n. Whiteness, purity.
SnwnH (fi)l.m. A sage, teacher

ol the Yajttr Veda.
ijyir (*jt I. h. Hindrance; skughter ; distress, cioelty.
H l) I. >i. Government, rule;
state of being defenceless, aMiserable.
$nt IV) m, Name of a month
(April-May) ; a churning Slick.
n. Attitude in shooting. /. !*!)
Day of the full moon in the above month.
^trjOf. (^s-^r-x'). Wiie.
ifK* (W) 1. n. Harlotry.
*ift(*<) 1. m, A follower of the
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VaUhtihika doctrine, a. That

doctrine, or branch of the Nyiiya
school.
^ftr 1 ^ I. n. Being possessed
of j distinction,
fww CO) 1. . Specific difference;
superiority.
#W <W0 m. Man of the 3d class.
5wfwn (W 1./. Agriculture;
TWlfmftT:) 2./. Idem.
5^*1* (() l.n. A pnrticular paradise or celestial grove., a. Confiding in.
tn (*:) 1. m. Kuvcra, god of
wealth. [fig tree.
^R-TOU! <*!:) 1. m. The Indian
1. m. Idem.
f'^triqxq IT):) 1. m. Idem.
(Ti-*H) o- Of all divi.

nities, or of ike Vithwadtvas. n.
An offering to them. /. Nume
of a metre.
(M) 5. n. Offering to
alt divinities.
t^^.^RT () 1 . n. Offering to the
Viahwad&ms.
*NTfl<C(T::<t-0 l.m.^ ? niorere.
/. A sacrifice at the beginning
of the year. a. Intended for all
the world.
^ft(^t) 3./. 21st constellation.
"3lli,jili 1. m. Inequality, solitariness; difficulty; injustice.
^flfatf 1. nr. A sensualist.
5H(^J 1. a. The ashes of a burntoffering.
ify (?) 1- A world.
^BT Ivi-fl- - "/) o. Relating or

belonging to Vishnu, m. A follower of him./. (^) A divine
energy, DurgA ,- sacred basil.
Sf9'ftT (10 1. m. A fish.
^(rr5W(Wj I. n. Variety.
>rîr {*TJ I . a. A man's assuming female attire in the drama.
(*:-*\-*0 a. Celestial.
^rtfa* (*0 1. m. A comic actor.
Stsi (ZTl 1. /. A female slave.
(:) 1 . ib. A large simke. (the
Boa;) si>rt offish./, i otapana.
^Tim IW-Î-W) That may be
borne or carried, able to bear.
^TB(B:) 2. m. Sod of a woman
living at her father's in the absence of her husband.
ire {3TH.m.A porter ; charioteer ;
guide ; bridegroom ; bull.
1. ib. A stalk, or stem.

(^:-^T-^) a. Wet. dump.
ifi^lW (SI:) 1. n. A sheat-fiBb.
$TC :) 1. m. A sort of pulse.
TTCT (*) ib. A writer, a scribe.
W 1*0 1. "I. A sort of jasmine.
IT.lft ;ft) 3. / A sort of mat
or mattraaa for sleeping on.
(Jl) L. rn. A kind of rice
which is cut in March or April.
il^njisj (ir;) 1. m. A horse of a
ipn 1, m. Gum myrrh.
*wrai(*i) I.ib-A senbe./. (fig*!)
Pudding made of Hour and sugar.
%rw* (v) 1. w. A horse with
light mane and tail.
Tlfyn (w) I. n. A vessel, a ship.
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9rsz bdtrj. Exclamation when

offering to the god or manes.
(TOW tV) " A mountain.
WU* (WI-WT-W) 1- Undressed.
I. m. A cheat, a juggler,
SQtM lli) I. n. Cheating.
qU^mi-m-V) o. That may be
cheated. Wwfani w) d. Chented, deceivCH:-WT-W) o. Made clear;
manifest; specified; enlightened.
qiKisf (*] I, n. Manifestation.
^WEBT^ (4:-^T-^') n>- Perceiving ; understanding; present.
jTlfil(flIi)2./-Kn.iwn quantity.
*ffl[.<*Wr (W*W-qn a- Marked t
manifested ; characterized.
1% (f) 2./. Individuality t appearance : case, inflexion.
rfipIT(WI) 1./ Individuality.

Wft-SH^ I. n Making clear.
ajffftwT tW'Hi) Manifested.
WWT.WJT (Ji:-HT-li) a. clear.
^Wrf^ (Wi-'HT-Tf) Spoken
plainly ; manifested.
aiU u. Bewildered, distracted alarmed : eager.
bio.^ (Hts-irH-Ws) a. Idem.
^rowl (WT) I./ Anxiety; zeal.
(TT;-jtr-7i) n. Intractable.
3IT (T:-TT-i) A frog ; a cripple ; dark spots on the fuce. a.
Deformed, disfigured,
snrn: (t:-W-<J - Without hot
5jff H (rf:-m-iff > o. Extinguished.
^T<fi (^j) Lit. 60th of a digit.
aj-jj 1. m. Sarcasm.
lsrw(*0 TTfll G. a. To cheat,

! ajw (ST:) 1. m. A fan.
3Wt*I (si) I . n. Mem.
SHIT 1*0 1. m. Mark of passion
or feeling ; significant speech ;
a symbol, a figure.
n. Nature of a figure.
t*T) 1 . n. A mark ; beard ;
privy part ; sauce ; food ; a consonant. /. n. Double entendre ;
sarcasm ; significant expression.
WIT.lf* (ftli) 2- / Figuralive
style.
WfitfJI (TTi-WI-lf) p. Manifested;
specified, characterized,
ajfflfww Wishing to
manifest or expose.
3ryI<fi (R) t w. Castor-oil plant.
*fff.qTC m- Reverse ;
calamity, reciprocity, contact, a.
Reciprocal ; contiguous, affecting.
(Hi) I. m. Reversed or
disappointing process or result ;
disappointment ; retractation ;
passing over or beyond.
3]fa. , grWt):- i tIT-=fl]n,l , assed over;
reversed ; retracted.
\ siffT.ftiB Different,
excepted ; withdrawn,
i aifsftfUHTlJii) 1./ Individuality.
sjfriTjn; (*) I. in. Difference ; exclusion ; figure of speech.
3ifrtt.^lfll(fat) 2./. Negative
argumentation.
*fircfair (*l-f*-fc) o. Excepting ; distinguishing ; different.
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ajfs^W^TT^" (") I. Ulustration by negatives.

THETIS (Sfc-Wt-W) a. Mutually
connected.
Vfnir (TO I. m. Mutual or reciprocal junction or relation,
WfVrWTWTT (Wm-THt-WFj a. Reciprocal, connected.
vfh.tJK (tO I. . Barter, exchange, especially of blows,
abuae &c.
SfflTff (W-?TMi) a- Past, gone.
*HfT.Tji*r tut) I. "'- portentous calamity or omen ; contempt ;
17th astrological Yoga ; new
moon falling on Sunday.
*pfttrc TO) t- See ajfflTMCaffini (d:) 1. m. Contrariety ; reverse ; retrograde order.
3THI (-T-#l Reversed,
contrary.
arsrrs WO 1. m.See ajSTO.
WL(*) ^*JTT 1. ii. To fear; be
unhappy ; suffer pain.
aril** (*:-*n-3i) o. Inflicting pain;
anpt 1*0 1- Paining,
aurora (ui-tit-4) a. That mayor

should be pained.
t./. Pain; alarm.
srai.Wl^-^l-O a. Excruciating.
arUT.tiTTr (fli-flT-li) free from
ajflfHiT:-fn-7f)a. Pained ; alarmed.
arnpiTT (*r :-*Tt-*i) a. Pained.
V^fr, 4l) ftwfil 4. a. To hit;
beati pierce; hurt,
am (:} l.m.Perforating; striking.
ar*nc(w) I.H. Piercing.

arfsjTr (3:-fir-W) p. Hit, effected.
(TO-mt-w) m. A butt ; mark to
shoot at. o. That should hehit.
aim 1 . m. A bad road.
ajJT. 17^(^:1 l.m. Reverberation.
*nr (if) arranfirlO.il. To diminish.
arf.lie a. Drawn off.
aiq.JIB (7r:-7TT-7i) a. Gone away.
q^.nr(Ui) t. m. Departure.
^q-amriW(H.--iiT-ii) a. Ashamed.
*W.tX (:-*!-*) a. Informed;
cheated; pleaded in excuse.
*T.Sn{ WO 1 .m.Dishone5ty ; craft;
name ; notice ; hint ; plea.
aw.îj (ei)4. m. One who shews
or deceives ; an informer.
aro/.stfal (TTi-HT-a) a. Taken away.
ara.^ra'! ("0 1. n. Eradicating.
ajij.îfq-rf (ri:-Ht-H) a. Expelled.
WWflT (ftrO 2./ Refusal.
sjir'S^ (nO l.m. Taking refuge.
siqyf^ft (7i:-Hr-Ti) a. Fled for refuge ; relying upon.
acre (q:-flT-^] o. Expectant.
aragtr (if) 1. a. Expecting.

afqîsl^ a. That may
be expected.
ar^J (W) 1 ./. Expectation ; mutual relation ; use.
1<iraH (tr-tiT-a) a. Expected;
mutually related.
(jri-frr-fT ) a. Gone ; opposed.
a. Borne or driven away ; opposite.
ajfa-'fTC (TO 1. m. Following improper courses; erring; adultery.
srfw.^Tftir (d-fwt-ft) a. Follow-
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ing or doing what is improper ; going astray; adulterer, n.

Whoredom or its effects; wrong
course.
WJ (:-WT-) a- Unclouded.
HV. Wlft I. a." To go. (Bs)*rrafB
10. a.Tolessen ; to send, (fas)
WW I . d. aumf-r 1 0. a. To expend, waste.
r*j {if.) 1. hi. Expenditure ; destruction ; decline.
aT*T"[( 51)1 .n. Spending ; destroying.
*liflT5r(*r : -:n-*i) o. Spending.
^fir a (HMII-lf) . Expended, dissipated ; declined.
^fa^T rt1-fii*rt-f0 a. Spending,
wasting; decaying. [wasting.
arâT^r (w'j I. n. Expenditure,
ar^t.Wfl(tl!- , Bl-i} a.Spent, wasted,
*rt,Hfr (m-OT-tf) a. Idem.

3jiri (*:-wt-'b') o. Gone; asked.
mil oS>^T-^') a. Useless ; unmeaning ; vain.
ai^W (Hf:-OT-ii) a. Idem.
wi*T1\ (HT) I./. Uselessness.
^cir {Til) Idem; nonsense.
p "in, torture;
fault ; reverse ; cheating, m. A
catamite, a. Displeasing ; unfit ;
improper ; painful ; strange.
^1*JI (in] I. / Impropriety;
disagrecableness.
nr.W^f (l - ) 1. n. Subtraction.
ars.s|iftlfj{n:-'rT-'i) a- Subtracted.
wnr.SwJI 1. n. Wrangling.
Wtftn (Vell-l) Cut asunder ;
different ; separate.
m. Cutting asunder;
letting fly an arrow ; dividing, a

division ; distinction.
WT.fftmst(i!:-sti-r) a. Arranged.
ar?.^T (T) 1. /. A covering, a
screen ; concealment.
*pr .Tjm (*f) 1 . JJ. Idem ; insertion ;
intervening space or thing.
afT.WWt (3;:-WT-W) a. Concealing,
intervening.
W*r.fW (ft:) 2. m. Covering.
aiT.T*It*I;)l.i. Effort, industry ;
device ; practice, business.
3IWIJ*aTfIl(rTT] 1 ./.Indifference.
sqVflUJTfiiias (*;-asi-^) a. Industrious ; energetic,
^rwrfiw (*ft-faTt-fiO a. Idem.
*nrf?T (Vi-VMt) a. Energetic ;
tricked, n. Certainty.
aiT-Sli lr) L. /. Separating ; a

decree, law, engagement.
anWTffHfifl (ff:) 1. m. Breaking
a contract or law.
UTOlfOTill 1. a. Idem.
W*W[f<iM$* Oaf) 5. til. Who
breaks n contract or law.
aR.^BI^TT (M) 1. n. Laying down
the law ; placing, fixing.
aRWfflfr lTT:-m-fl) a. By law
established; determined.
ar^.fiHif (rT:-Jfl-ri) a. Separated ;
distant ; extracted ; fixed,
^.f^jfalfft:) 2./. Continuance;
fixing , extracting.
sjar.Mâi (^T-air-JOjo. That should
be done or litigated.
(m-wf-fl) 1. m. A judge }
umpire; plaintiff; partner, a.
Following business or usages.
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srf (Ki) 1. Contest at law ;

judicial procedure ; steadiness ;
practice ; a contract ; business.
^RTHT.TI 1 . m. A person who
^WC^lf* (!) I Judicial inwm^^]l.. A title of jurisprudence ; any act cognizable
m a court of law.
*TWt.HI<(^0 m-Aatagein
legal proceedings, either the
plaint, defence, proof or decision . [age.
WWTC.HTJI (HO 1. m. A youth of
*HTK.Tre*l (T) 1. /.Legal procedure or process in general.
apmr.nTi piO A title of
jurisprudence ; any thing actionable.

anyK.ftfii (fili) 2 - * Law *TTTT:.fJ l.m.n. A title
of jurisprudence; any thing actionable.
arr^K.ilJ! {^) 1. n. Idem,
SJWtTfMIW (W:-WT-J a. Prosecuted.
sjîTTTfro {nj;-nn-id) a. Unfit
to go to law at. A minor.
apr.^lfW*:-t-*)n.Cu6touiary ;
legal ; litigant ; engaged.
VrnfT(VI) 1. /. Usage, custom ; a broom ; a plant, lagan.
spf.TTK* {<T-f<r.l1-ft) a. Litigant;
practising ; customary.
^T.'jIia^-iiT-ii') a. To be observed or practised ; actionable ;
caatotnary.
^T.^re (Mi ) 1 .m. Mutual laughter.

(TTi-rrr-li) a. Placed or
situated between or contiguously ; concealed; outdone; performed.
apr.^fT (flr-ST-W)a. Done, decided,
arvre 1 Copulation ; covering; purity; interval, n. Light.
^^.<lsr (fl:-sn-f| a. Debauched ; debased by lust.
amr*Pf (4t-ftfl'-fl) m. Alecher;
au aphrodisiac drug ; a stimulant, a. Lecherous, diffusive.
W=?ni (f:-5TT-i) a- Occupying.
^fff (fs:) 3. /. Individuality produced by the indwelling of God;
Veddnta.
qi*ltr)l.n. Calamity ; fate; vice;
failure; air; individuality; attachment.
**w.**lft!.t-Mt-ft) a. Trou-
blesome, [hie.
argn.^riH; (?:) 1. m. Great trouHrevryfi (^Mf*^) a. Afflicted.
^3tT^*i (5t:-stl-5f) a. Destroying
pain.
amfam'OH) 1. Calamity;
wickedness,
ai^flil [*-Snfl-ftj o. Addicted
to evil practices ; calamitous.
^Hrwttl (V.) 1- m. A profligate,
arg a. Lifeless.
a. Confounded;
pervaded ; inherent in every
part; reversed; opposite; tossed
about ; perpleied.
^T (Kl) 1./. Bewilderment;
individuality ; inference.
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indistinct statement, [sion.
**r.f*ft(fVi) 2./. Rule of inversion; {<) 1. n, Issue of the fluid
from the forehead of the eleSTT (!-?n-3*)a -Done in two days.
1T.a;rl('!) 1. n. Grammar.
V^m (T : ) 1. m. Deformity.
HT.itfn' a- Scattered.
H l jiW (^-gt-^) a. Confounded,
perplexed, scattered.
^rrfwrn CtO '/ Perplexity.
m $W,W^(ITi-*ns-*t) a. Of agitated mind.
arr^f-Bn (Hi-llT-ll) a. Idem.

VT^r^fn-) 2./. Fraud, deception.
VTSTlf (W/-5TT-*) a. Expounded,
translated -, transformed.
WTBfa (fa:) 2. / Explanation,
translation ; change ; grammar.
*nim (:-WT-Jj)n. Budded, blown.
(:.wMi) a. Idem.
(<?rr) 1 -/. Exposition, comarngrrjrj!i (jq) I. a. Indistinct averment.
Wt.WV Spoken, explained; conquered.
JOT.WTiT (si) 1-n. Explaining.
^[ijnq (7]>UI-Ti) That should be
explained. [i"gsrrenr ! Rubbing ; churnWr^ffH (W)-WT-) o. Rubbed.
^|^TT(li) I. m. Collision; obstacle; clashing ; 13tli yoga ;
figure of speech; Cassia fistula.
W-WJT* ( ! -^n-*)a. Opposing.
armrfir* (ifl-fw^-fiT) a- Idem.

^raiftfl (w.'-ITMl) a. Sprinkled,
made greasy.
sqjB 1. m. A tiger ; a castoroil tree./. (3t) A prickly nightshade, {la compj Best.
Sjni.M>ik () 5. n. Tiger's ekin.
*T8.^* (Wi) L. m. A red vuriety
of the castor-oil tree.
Jsnt.HWlW-St) I. Tiger's claw,
a sort of perfume, n. A scratch ;
n rout.
^ttpiot (*) I. A scratch with
the nmls.
arre^m* [!) I. m. A jackal.

anfl.lt^ I. m. Flacourtia
sapida ; name of a sage.
*TB.^'0 1- m. Tlie caitoroil tree.
W8fX () I. A skylark.
aim]?! p0 " A cut.
srrat (a:) 1 . m. Deceit ; disguise ;
wickedness.
Hjiaj.fastr (*5r| 1. /.Apparent censure, hut covert praise.
WTW.^lffT (fS:) 2./. Praise or censure meaning the opposite of
what is expressed.
"tTarrfH (fW) 2,/ Covert expression concealing ihe real cause.
^TT (70 1. . A snake -, beust of
prey ; Indra ; a rogue.
ajilT (IT:) 2. m. Name of & celeajnrWI(ir:-''ll-'t)ii.Open-mouthed.
anfl (Hi-HI-iij a. Expanded ; vast,
arng.ist (*t) 3. /. Bathing for
amusement.
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^T.^HI (*0 I. n. Opening.

00 1 . IR. A hunter, dccr-kilm% (W:) 1 . m. A deer. [bolt.
^T*fPH (hi) 1. m. Indra's thunderarrni'* (fl - :) 1. m. /<fa.
WT.fa (ft:)2'W-Sicltnesa ; leproiy.
sjrfW.*T; o.Causing sickness, [fistula.
Wlft.tlnriW:) 1. m, A tree, Cassia
^TtfVTT <S;-St-?f) a. Removing
sickness.
^rfa* (T-m-*f)a Sick, diseased.
Wffil.-WHI (HH-W-W) a. Idem.
^Tft.Tf%W(7r:-m--i) a Free from
sickneis. [muious.
VT^n (irj-in-it) a. Shaken, treWTWnCT (Hi) l.m. Curing disease.
fnrlm) 1. m. One of the five
vital airs, diffused throughout
the body.
^Ttl (*:-TI-nr) a. Diffusive, n.
Essentia! property.
BTWTI! (m) 1. f. Diffusion, inherence ; universality of prefence; gaining. Commonly wfs.
arrqwai(at) i.n.Idcm.
f^) 5. /. Death i calamity.
WTqit (w) 1. n. Pervading.
mfTW CV-.'-Xn-t) a. Dead ; hurt ;
deranged ; killed.
HI ( 11^ 1 . m. Evil design.
{M) 1. n. Idem ; killing.
ÎTrrsffTpiai lî-^T-^) a. That
should be put to death.
WHfi*TT {n:-ITT--a) a. Hurt.slain.
flToif^JITa (7TJlît-':l Killing.
arprfT(*0 l.tn. Occupation; busiITtnftf l^t-ft^t-ft) i. Mover ;

motive ; busy ; practising.
^nPra (H) 1. n. See afTUWT.
arifrn (Tit-fCTfll-ri) a. Diffusive ;
comprehensive.
WITH <JT:-W7-Tt) w. A minister, a.
Engaged, buiy.
WIHrtlrflW (wr-HT) a. Devoted to.
^TH(Tt.-TIt-H)i- Pervaded ; famous i

full ; filed, obtained i surrounded ; expended.
^fil(fi) ; )2./.See *JTWn.
BTrfii.TJlsr (() 1. it. Knowledge of
an inherent element from its
effects or from induction.
sirfiTHW <wm-Ijft-W7( )<" Diffusii-e.
^Tlfil."i^w (V) I. n. Murk of an
inherent element.
Sjrrq (tqi-nn-rd) n. An instrument
or agent ; seat of an inherent
element ; element or cause as
seen in its effect ; a drug. a.
Permeable.
oUIU|i4 ( Wl 1. n. Permeability ; capacity ; alto same as ^nfil.
HUi<4jfof5 (fy) 2. /. Incorrect
or defective induction.
STTSiqt W) 3- / Gamboling in
51 IW (h:) I. m. A fathom; smoke ;
disregard.
STTH*r {() 1. Disregarding.
Wlwwrt:)! .m.ErBsure; impatience,
ssjfira w.-vi-it) a. Mixed.
(ff:-ZVTEI a. Effaced.
arpHflltF (*-II-0 . Quarrelling.
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Wr (iTt-lt-^f) Busy; long;

hard ; much.
TTtra(w:)l. m. Stretching out
the arms for measuring ; a fathom ; fatigue, labour; athletic
exercise ; manhood ; difficulty ;
business.
sjtTTUI.itW (W:-*T-^) o. Athletic.
*mifo'T(iMraV>f0 Idem.
vm\J[ (Hi) I. m. Dramatic competition celebrating athletic
sports, conflicts, &c.
arpw (w:-wr-^) m. A snake ; beast
of prey; vicious elephant; cheat;
king, a. Vicious ; cruel.
qiq! (f ;{ 1. in. A vicious eleW-HrKD)!-"' A snake-catcher.
arra-ntfrsil^Jo.-/*'".
srjUTl(fl:-*iT-i)a.Cruel. fierce.
artW.îT (W) 1. . A wild stag.
^nBf*^Cft-tMt-ST) Hanging on (as clothes).
mrg(4) Sort of perfume.
irwtir E*:-*T-I) a. Thick, clustering.
W&m (STi-irMo*) o. Trcmuluus.
*rr*."T (fl) 1. n. Subtraction.
STI^.vfBfTlWr-HI-fT) o. Subtracted.
*rrc*rat t*) 3. /. Mutual imprecision.
srTT.wr^ 3. /. Idem ; abuse.
BITOT! |tl:} 1. m. Isolating ; choos1 . n. Revolving ; a fold,
arpmft^ (*: ) I . m. A counsellor,
minuter, a. Judicial, customary.
aiTT*nft (*t) 3. /. Mutual or reciprocal laughter.

srrf^Ti (n;-TfT-) n. Of various kind.
arrur (flt-HT-Vf) a. Isolated ; fenced; chosen ; excepted ; praised;
rolled back ; removed.
srrefjr (fit:) 2./. Isolating; exclusion ; screening.
arrgfl Cflt^W-*) Same as HIT*.
ajreffl lfa:> 2./. Pratte ; rejection -.
selection . Sec atlgOr-
ajrfl (î) |. m . A celebrated saint

and author ; compiler of the
Vedat, &c. ; difl'usion ; detail ; a
measure. . A diameter.
STTâ (:-*T-lfc Bewildered ;
attached to ; detached.
3JJ^T (Ti) I.m. Confusion, interruption, separation ; addition.
r{*m (t-ll-i) a. Prohibited,
contraband.
arT^n (Tt:-trr-fl) n. Confused, repulsed; disappointed.
(*J) Pronouncing.
arjTt^ (T:) 1 . m. Voice ; articulate
sound ; a ban mot.
VT^Tf (TP-ltr-lt) P- Pronounced.
VTjftl (fin) 2./. Same as armc ;
mystical word, as om.
Wtt (fli-WMI) o. Sewn, woven.
ajfil iff:) 2./. Sewing.
3].fsliH (w:) 1. m. inverted order.
ar.iT*r (*0 I. Independent or
hostile proceeding ; disregard
of authority ; opposition ; completion of abstract meditation.
W.Kjf'rtf.fn:) 2./. Science, learning ;
etymology.
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V*n (flT-'flt-i) Learned ; completed; derived.

ajst*j(*:-*r-* a. Without water.
linrw (W-W-WI p. Put aside.
(fi) 1. m. Indifference i
throwing away. o. Lost.
ap??K () I. . A pretext.
(^r)WHlf'T 10. a. To abandon.
sjftpi(il:-m-7l>. Dwelling abroad.

(T:-BHT) n. Dawn, day ; consequence, a. Burned ; dawned.
rfic(fiE:) 2./. Fruit, consequence ;
prosperity ; praise, [don.
VQ_ (TT *I) *rmftl 4. To abanr3{S:-Bt-i) a. Arranged ; arrayed; compact ; large.
^V.WfZ a. Armed,
sjiTrw (:-WT-W) Broadcheated,
fr (flit) 2./. Array.
(W-UMf) o. Woven.
Wfw(fHi) 2./. Weaving.
JflT (TO I. m. Military urray ; a
multitude i logic i manufacture ;
the body.
aiT^t (fl) 1-n. Arraying; structure of the body.
WT.UTl^ (fl*)2. m. The rear of
an army. [ranks.
anf.flT (TO I. . Breaking the
***f^ (^:) t.M. Idem,
i (i 5t) anif 1 . c. To cover.
VJVir p6) 1. m. A blacksmith.
MtK.WM. (W> 1. m. SAwa.
Wlll/trfdf. (T^) 5, m. A god; a
bird ; a saint ; a brahman.
^m.^rftgT: (t) I. n. The city
of Harischandra, suspended between earth and heaven.

Sm.WT (SO 1. m. A cloud.
^ra^fj?) 5. n. Sky ; water; temple sacred to the aun.
aTH.mfafl (n) I./. A sort of
quail. [ner.
WW.wyc (O t. ft, A flag, a banilU.U'aW (M) I. n. Idem.
KO 1- Gust of wind.
SlUT.HPJ a. High aa the
heavens.
m.*m (^f ) I . n- Car of the gods.

anw.fTOW (fl) i. n. Firmament.
(^) 5. nt. A heavenly
wrH-^Tt (4t) 3./. The earth.
iffl.ÛtjX)a. Sky-touching.lofty.
StlUT* (;) 1. in. A Jaina deified
an* (^) 1. . The aggregate of
three spicea. black and long
pepper and dry ginger.
191 (ft) fulfil 1. a. To walk, go.
With to walk or wander
about as a pilgrim or mendicant.
wrjinfn 10. a. To prepare.
a <!;) 1. hi. A cow pen ; a road ;
a flock, herd ; district about
Agra. n. Wandering,
wajir (si) 1. a. Roaming.
nsi.MIW:) 3. m. A tree, Naudea
flsnfsKC:) 1. n. A cattle-fold.
nVsm{J<:-<n--*)p- Gone.n. Roaming.
fl-SI! (*|t) I. / Wandering about,
march ; attack; a tribe; atlieatre.
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qv (far) ffwfa i. a. To sound.

TUToRl 10. o. To wound.
l.m.o.Asore, an ulcer.
(H) 5. m. Marking-nut
plant, n. Making a sore, wounding, corroding.
5 - m - A plant, Syphonanthw In dim.
BW.tfUHf.'f 1 1 .n.Fumignting a sore.
WIPST (^:) 2. n. Ulcerable part.

BW.B^m (II) 1 ./. Pain of a sore.
BW.ijlWJII.'f) 1. n. Cleansing a sore.
flT.' (%:) 1 -m. The castor oil tree.
]./. A creeper. [sore,
flfw^ (tft-fcaft-ft) a. Having a
BW (w:-ff> 1. m. n. A vow i eating.
THtft (fa:-?ftj2. 3./. Expansion;
a creeper.
aa.ft^r(^F) 1./. Soliciting alms
at the investiture.
Wf.WTT(^f)l. n. Violating a vow.
flTT^" W IV) 1 . > Making or per.
forming a vow.
ro.îm{01jn-A brdhman who
has finished liis studies.
USTW! 1. n. Keeping a vow.
aflt^W(Hi) l.m. Braliruauical inl|finr(^-fiT*t-fiT) rn. An employer
of priests ; a devotee, a religious
irrPTfrs I. m. Fasting.
BB<Hl) 1. m, The sun.
CTfil 6. d. To cut.
1HJT I- A small saw nr
chisel, n. Cutting.
Blfsr <fw;) 2. /. A gale of wind.
Birr (tr) 1. m. A multitude; de-
scendant of an outcast brdhmm;

attendanta at a wedding, n.
Bodily labour; a job.
nrHHU rt:-^t-iij a. Foil of.
Bliftir (5Jt) 1. m. A hired porter ;
day-labourer.
HTfO'.î:) 1. in. A irJimon disqualified for being invested,
fliarsi tm) I./ State of one wlio
has lost caste.
T!TH).W!fl (W) 1. m, A particular
sacrifice to recover the rights of
investiture.
at (u.w) ttnit 4. rf. (r.n) Sptrfir.
fll*tH9. e. To choose or elect;

to cover.
(<q) Surf* 4. <f. To be mo.
dest ; to throw.
SlT (T:-*t) I. m.f. Shame, bashful ness, modesty.
fftTT {M) 1. n. Bashfulnest, modesty, [with shame.
51 [^(Ht-Hr-Tr) a. Overwhelmed
WlTTfSH (Hl-WT-fl) o. Modest.
aK (far) Stefir 1. a. Steffi 10.
o. To hurt, to kill,
ftfil (fir) 2. m. Rice of various
kinds; rice ripening in the rains.
St%* (.W.-Wl~<l>) a. Having rice,
bearing rice.
ftfV*nnr (*T:) 1. m. A sort of
pulse. [rice.
*tfT (*l*firf>-fY,) a. Producing
StfT-MÔ 1. m. A sort of grain,
Paaieum.
BlftWHIi-^t-^m. Rice cake with
pAi' as an oblation, o. Of rice.
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flPr.Trftrar (*:) I. . P..

flrtPIK 1- n. A granary.
W (fit) 3ftt 6. a.To cover ; heap ;
Tnj(ftr) fn 1. o. wjfif 10. a.
To hurt or kill.
(V-^r-y) o. Made with rice.
o. Producing rice.
# (*) ^WlfTT, 9. e. To
choose or select; to cover or

screen ; to move or go.
Tflflfal.o. To see.
V Sh, the first of ihe sibilant class.

H (t:) 1. m. A name of Shiva ; a
weapon, n. Happily.
TtI (^:->9:-^) a. Happy, fortunate.
m, \ sort of snake.
irlH(nl:-SII-ai)a-Happy, fortunate.
1 ./. Knowledge, understanding.
qq (T-^T-'W) a. Fortunate, prosperous, m. The thunderbolt of
Indra ; iron head of a pestle.
jfrcfO 1. . Water.
VJ1 ("8) refJI 1. a. To praise;
hurt; wish. Wiih prep, to
calumniate ; with 8t, to hope,
speak ; with a, to praise ; flatter.
^T(<n)/. Speech ; desire ; praise.
ifrfow (:-fiT-^) a- Ascertained;
calumniated t said; praised, wished, [flatterer,
fa (VT) 4. m. An encomiast, a
Jt-*H (SI!-3n-W) a. Happy, prosperous. 1. m.f. Happiness.
vm a. Desirable i
JTW (V.*t) TIfrI,W 4. n. (T*.W)
WWrriT 5. c. To hear patiently ;
to be able. I. A To
suspect ; to fear,
<"ff:) >. m. Any renowned sovereign ; a particular caste or
country; an era. pi. The Sue*
or Scythians ; an era.
jfsz (a-at-ar) I. *./ n. A cart.
m. A demon killed by Krishna.
WWZ.faw (*) I. . A gallinule.
Jnn-Ti] (TTJ 5. m. Kriikna.

mr*l 1. m. The minister of
W*zt*t 1. /. The fonrth
W3Tf^r(aiT) 1./ A toy cart.
BWH 1. m. n. Apart*.
Skin, bark, fish scales; black
die.
^fwt{^)5. m. A fish.
!T*twr.* I. n. Breaking in
pieces. [pieces.
*PSt.* (a:-HI-ff) a. Broken in
VX? (H) L. m, A goose.
JHTpasF (sr:) 1. m. VikTamddiiya ;
Siilivdhana.
*TasT*5(^:)l.m. Era of Sdlivdhaaa.
WtiC K;) 1. m. King's fool or
brother-in-law.
IWlft (fc:) 1. m. Vikramdditya.
jryjr (T:) 1. tit. A bird in general,
eagle or kite ; a kind of song
for good luck. n. Any lucky
omen. {lizard.
fTfiMn (ur) 1. /. A smell house
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H^ft (ft:) 2. m. A bird j astronomical period : uncle of the Kuru

princes ; kite or eagle, /.(^t) A
hen -sparrow.
irjfa.SWI (VI) 1. /. A trough for
watering birds.
ITjwfaT (KO I- A name of
Garuifa.
rfn{n:)1. m. A bird; a vulture ;
insect ; blue jay.
WfWl.Wt (W) 1. /. The mother of
king Bharata, who was sovereign of all India.
Traraarmsr (W:) 1 . m. Bharata.
Hf f=!T (PBi) 2. m. A bird.

Wfffr*r(*r) I./. Locust, cricket.
wgw (W:J 1. m. A fish.
HgwPB (H:) 1. hi. A kind of
fish ; gilt-head.
irgiBipsi* (P) I. m. Bent-graEB.
HJiWT^ft (*ll 3. /. A medicinal
plant, a creeper, a drug ; an
earth-worm. [head.
irjwpl* (V.) 1 . m. A sort of giltKBWJiT) 5.n. Fieccs.
OT[.rsrft (firi-ft) 2.m. 3./. A calf.
Jre.^rs; {X:-ft-X) a. Making ordure or fseces.
WW-TK (K>) 1. . The anus.
(tt) I- m. A ball./, (ft) A
river ; a girdle ; woman of impure casle ; a metre.
IWft (ftO 2. m. Idem.
WW (W-WT-W) d- Able, strong ; ]
affable ; diligent*
jniaTlar) ../. Ability, power.
nffc (%0 2. /. Power ; subduing
opposition ; meaning ; iron dart; |
energy of a deity, female organ

worshipped by the Shdktas,
wfij.UV (TO 1. m. A name of
Shiva i Kdrtikeya ; a lancer.
%<PJ,aAj. According to ability.
nfs.-n) (*}) I. . The triad of power, king, minister and vigour,
ufa-VX. (TO 1. m. A lancers a
name of Kdrtikeya.
Kfil-W (^:) l.M. A tree. Eehila
scholarii.
uffli.TTfa (ft:) 2. m. JKrfifaya;
a spearman.
ufffi.WXW 5. n, /Am. [fid.

irfitHH (WTl-TflV5n) a. PowerwfiB.t^W^) l.n. Inability.
Kfil.^r a. Powerless,
wrw.^ft*!*!) 1. m. A spearman.
JlSj (m-) 2. m. n. Powder or
flour of grain fried and ground.
Wto.Wl (WT) 1. / A mimoia tree.
VliqitK (Jr^m-si) o. Possessed of
power. [to ability.
wmkv (î-m-^) a. According
VM (W-W-W) a. Speaking civilly,
kindly, or pleasingly.
TTaj (w-sJj-W) a. Idem.
S. m. Power.
RW (W-WI-'W) a. Possible, prac
Wsnn (ttt) l./. Possibility.
WTO-STHWrr (T:) 1. m. A possible
or practicable remedy.
W <TC:) 1. m. Indra ; a particular
rflr.*faTTO{*r:)l.m. Mount Mem.
WW -WW (if:) l.m. An insect ol a
j red colour; ladybird.
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W5.8I (:) 1. m. A crow.

mtr.WPT (51!) I. m. Idem.
WB.forw (n.) 5. m. The eon of
Stfmnu.
IW.wrf.*:) 2. n. The bow of
Indra ; rainbow. {Indra.
n.M* I. Flag of or for
H|.W (if:) 1. m. Arjvna.
XT-ir^T(^:) l.m.Asortofpine.
HTS.3ft (*t) 3./. A potherb.
M) l.n.Sky.
**.fw^ (\) 5. m. The son of

Rdvana.
(*T) 1. /. Colocynth.
Vte% l?,-) 3 m. An ant-hill, hillock.
lTMC<*f.(il) 5. m. Ant hillock.
WW.WTTH (Wi) 1. m- A cloud.
HTS-wmiCf) 1. n. The rainbow.
WIT. WAT (<ai) 1. /. A place prepared for offering sacrifices.
JtW.ftreW KO 5. An ant-hill.
lfflr.^Kfa (filO 2- m- The charioteer of Indra. [king Bo7i.
WH.VT (o) 1. m- The monkey
mf.^n W) 1 Gum olibanum.
RT.W1(T) I./. Yellow myrobalan.
SttlW W) An owl.
Wft (40 3. /. Svch(, wife of
/srfro. [plant.
' m - A medicinal
K*p8^ (t:) 1. m. Festival to
Indra on (he l*2th of Bhddra.
WW (W:-Wt-*) a. Speaking civilly
or kindly.
mpl(W) 5. m. An elephant.
t(ml.i bull./. O) A finger ; a river ; a girdle ; a metre.
1. m. A draft ox. 1,/.

Fear, terror : doubt ; a metre.
Wfifta (*:-UI-i)a. That may or
must be doubted, apprehended,
or feared.
WL (*=) 1- m - Saiva I nam e of a
sage. /. Bengal madder, a.
Suspicious. [partridge.
TCfa^l(^:) I- w. The francoline
ITWlfafl (rT:-<TI-ft) a. Terrified.
JlJTlwijTJI (:) 1. m. Charge on
suspicion.
VjHil(*!:-fM) a. Fearful.
WPI^H 1 1. n. Cause uf apprehensiou.
Vfl.itH (JT;-*TI-*f) a- Fearless.
Hfsp?Tiw:-<Il-rfjii. Alarmed; weak;
doubtful.
ufH.^" (*:) 1. m. A thief.
(If;) 2. m. The trunk of a lopped tree ; scate fish ; javelin ;
stake ; a number ; fear ; fibres of
a leaf ; Bin ; a gnomon ; demon ;
goose ; ant-hill ; Shiva i Kama.
TCV.nfw (W:) 1. m. An ass.
TCVji <f 2. m. A scatc fish.
vi.m (X s ) 2. m. The sdi tree.
WIT* (V-tl-t) Formidable.
(HI) 1./. A pair of nippers
used for cutting betel -nut.
HWlH (HO ! A scale fish.
TT33 (^j:-^gi- , TO) a. That should
be doubted or feured.
Ptj (^:-"j) 1. m. n. The Hindu
conch; one of Kuvera's treasures ; the temple-bone ; a purfume ; military drum ; a Ndga ;
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a sage ; a poet.
VWm (W!) I. a. A bracelet, m. n.
Conch Bhell ; pain in the head ;
temples. [shells.
W^.^n: (T:) l.m. A worker in
WeT-^ft (ft) 3. /. Sandal marks
on the forehead.
W.^*fPf) 3./. Idem.
JtsJ-W (SJP) 1. in. A large pearl,
of the shape of a pigeon's egg.

'TO l - m - A "hell-blower,
jqf.ipa (3:) 1. in. A small shell.
K^.TiTl : )l. m .The suniaAâ.
*nf.S"?l l^t) 3-/- A sort of grass.
^T.SQJ (W) 1. m- Spots in the
RTJ.WW (w) 5. m. Fisiflu.
JTjf.Jffl (W) 1. m. An alligator.
WfiyVT(*T) 1./ A kind uf grass.
nfwK (î-ftr**-flf ) 1 F Anu
the ocean ; a worker in shells.
/. Sort of gross or woman, a.
Having a conch.
rffl"n-^rfl(T;) 1 - m - A small tree,
Trophis aspera.
K\(W) IwS 1. d. To apeak articulately. (<) n'^W 1. <i. To go.
N(f*Mt) 2. 3./. The wife of
ladra ; asparagus ; the astronomica) period Vishti.
Wf*9.<rf*<? (fTl) 2. m, iWra.
HZ gzfn 1 . n. To be sick ; Cu divide j to go i to be dt'jectcd.
jrimfff 10- a. To flatter.
z a- Sour, acid.
J!3T (KT) I./. An ascetic's clotted
Hit (fe-*t) i.Z.f.Zedoery.

H3 iraffl 1 .a.To cheat ; hurt ; suffer. wa^rflT 10. o. To speak well
or ill. WTenrS 10. rf. To natter.
TOa^ffflO. a. To finish or not
J3{3:-3r-a)o. Wicked, m. An umpire ; a rogue ; a fool ; thorn apple, n. A sort of root : saffron ;
iron. [pravily.
HSVT (W) 1. /. Wickedness, de<T,W} I. To disease
or disorder ; to hurt ; to collect
n"f I- n-To give; to move.
m {) 1 . . Hemp; an arrow.
n.n*l(*f0 2 - Fibre of hemp.
mMIT^W (*>4t-4) o. .Made uf

*X.ltt ("fffl 3./. A tree, Ptntap.
KW.gfsw {*r| I. /. Crotolark or
hemp of several epeciea.
(*) 1- n. Fibre of the
above ; twine ; net
WW (5J:) 2. m. A plant, Cbmio
JVM {<) 1. n. Small island or
rock in the river Sana.
("8:) I. in, A bull .at liberty ; a eunuch, n. Multitude
of lotus flowers.
WI) 1 ./. State of a bull let
loose ; emaecultitiou.
ltf<n(Vl)l. M. Name of a sage.
tt<V(V0 I. in. A eunuch, impotent man ; bull at liberty ; a mad
man.
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fnr (tt) 1. n- A hundred.

Him a. Idem.m. A century ; a cento, collection of 100
iTW.^tf" (fft) 2.m. A Jaina pontiff
of the last age.
WW-fP* (*) 1- The name of a
mountain. /. A plant, Physalis
flezvosa. n. Gold.
TH.9nf3 (fe) 2. m. Jnrf* thunderbolt.
nn-wg'lg':) 2. m. J<fra.
Jni.wiwiw) L. a. Gold.
Hn.g(jj:-j[!-n)a. Having lOOcowa.
a. A hundred-
fold.
fHT-tft (tftl 3. /. Weapon ; aoorpion ; disease of the throat ;
plant, Galedupa arborea.
mr.^(^:] 1. m. The woodpecker.
VWtm {W:-t-rf) a. Hundredth.
WW.HTti (*r)l./.The constellation
Skatabhishd.
HW.15 (^ : ) 2 / The Satlqf river.
inr-TTT (0-*T-<) a. Having 100
gates.
WW (HI) I./. Bent grass. A
hundred ways ; a hundred-fold.
wi.*nni(0 5 - îf*""HH.^rr. {i) 1. n. The thunderbolt,
a. Having many streams or
edges.
HT.-efI(f?I!)2. m. BrAiu; /ndro.
HH.^ (^) 1. n. A lotus in general, m. A peacock; Indian crane ;
wood-pecker ; parrot. 1 . /. A
inr.TTO (<*:) 1. m The woodKiTT*.^* a. Lotus-eyed.

HS.-qftr* (*:-*tar) a. Followinga
100 vfuys or doctrines.
l^t) 3./. A centipede.
Kff.TO (li) t. n. The white lotus.
Jjlt.tj^si (^T) 5. m. A bambu.
JKr.V=fI (^T) I./. Bent grass;
orris root ; wife of Shakra ; full
TpT.^ffcfOT (l) 1-/. Bent grasB or
dui / orris root ; barley,
nn.iwn iw.) 1. m. The planet
Fenus or its regent.
Tr.7T= CVJ 5-/- A centipede.
UT.^lf^n (*T) 1. /. Jdem ; mediciual root, Kdkali.
Hfl-H^ (*) I. The poet Bkd-
ravi ; sort of dill or fennel,

iflrgfin;*! (xn) I. / Anetham
sowa, sort of dill.
Jtft.^Tf ) 1 . m. A sieve.
HH-TOT (*:J 1. m. A fistula with
many external openings.
Jin.^tr*(*i) I. m. A sugar-cane.
?!?T.aTfl(:| l.w. A flower, iV*.
rium odorum.
WiT.fiwsf J 5. /. One of the
lunar asterisms, the 25th.
WS.fwTT (HI) l.f. Idem.
(^)2. /.Arabian jasmine.
jrjr.TPfl (fli) 1. m. Jndro.
H?T.?sr (W-lf) l. m. n. A pnfo of
silver ; a measure.
WMItfdlrtJ 5- Si"" of a
hundred.
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inr.wra (W) i. m. An armourer,

JTH.gia a. Hundredmouthed.
HH.^C^l) 3./.A plant, Asparana.Tjfa* (;) l.w. A necklace of
100 strings.
SHT.ÎW (^) 1. Ten millions.
IR.nwra (*) 1. m. A named
the poet Bharavi.
HW.ni (it-*T-$") a- A century old.
. A century.
^nr.tt^T (oh) 1/- White grass.
jpr.*fasr,( 1 Sl)i>.Mi.A sort of sorrel.
RHjpr adv. By hundreds.
m-Urm (Wi-WT-"i) a. Having many
branches ; various.
IW.rfW (^) I. n- A hundred

thousand.
Wfl.^flirfl adv. By myriads.
mr.*T? (:-^t-^) a. Having
100,000.
nfT.^r. wa^T(^l) I./- Lightning, thunder-holt.
jrap^t (*at) 3. /. Night ; sort of
fennel; Durgd. a. Hundredeyed.
OTTf (TO 1. w. A cut, a chariot.
Hapraj (qi> 1. n. A cemetery.
TpnTRK) 1. hi. Brahmd; Vishnu : his car ; Gautama.
-jrrTT^fa C*0 1 - m. An old man j
name of a king and of a sage.
JTHTW (g:) a. Hundred years old.
mncCC) 1. The thunder-bolt.
miê f*:-**H 2. n. 3. /. A leprous disease of the skin.
HJTTiSrt'DI] l./.A plant, (AmtbM

sowa.J
VHT^K, (^0 Pine of 100
panas &e.
Wfrpfl (ft) 3. /. A shrub, j**jmmjhs ; wife of Indra.
HJrprii (i:) 1. m. Fisinu.
HwpPSa ii(f) 5. mi. /aem.
UrTTT (TT-*ft) t. 3./. A sort of
dill or fennel.
Vttt WK-tft-lD a. Of a hundred.
St (tO 1- m. An enemy ; injury.
Jran 1 . m, Ruler of 100 villages.
W% (%:) 2. m. An elephant.
tfH;-<5I-ai) Bought with a
hundred.
St 5 ! (^0 2 - m ' An enemy; rival.
ft:.^T-^) a. Bearing with
a foe. [enemy.
STJ.WTI (*r:-HT-H) a. Killing an
ipj.s (g:| a. Idem. 1 . m. Tbe 2nd
brother of Rdmchandra,
^1T.sr=r=ft (sft) 3./. Swnftnf, mother of the above.
W31R(*lO 1. mi. The mountain
Vimala ; an elephant, a. Subduing an enemy.
iraur (<H) 1./ Hostility.
W9.fafI>J (10 l.w. Hostofene'mies. [foe.
int.fsra^l (Ir) 1. m. Dwelling of a
jt^.tW (Ti-HMt) 11. Humbling n
foe.
HJ.TT (lO m - An opponent.
Jpr.wtir (H) m. 2nd brother of
Rihnrhtr.ulrii.
na?tif() 3./- Night.
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K* (*..*) 6. d. To perish
gradually, to wither ; fall, throw
down, go.
sr^ (^:) I. ot. A vegetable.
Iff? (fir:) 2. m. A cloud ; Arjuna;
elephant./. Lightning ; candied
sugar.
W5(?:--5:-5) a. Westing ; going.
*Rrwpntfl(wt> 3. /. A shrub. Pa-
thos officinalis.
Wnv adv. Slowly, by degrees.
mnif (*T) 3. /. A medicinal
plant, Wrightea antidysenterica,
f*l (ft:) 2. m. The planet Saturn
or its regent.
1-n. Black pepper.
SpM* (SO 3. /. CAMyd the
wife of the enn.
irft.firq (V) 1. n. The emerald or
nftt-ra: (*0 I. Saturday.
it.^* (C) l. - Planet $a(tn-nor
t5>} oiu. Slowly.
mi_(U,*0 WJjfa.W 4, c. Torevile ;
curse, swear. Also WtffT.TI 1 c.
A particle and prefix of assent or acceptance.
>p? (10 I . m. An oath ; a curse ;
a corpse.
mv (J*) m - /*"
WTT CO 1- n. Idem ; abuse.
iPfflR (st:-5n-i) n. Swearing,
reviling.
HTi.(*) 1. w. A sort of grass, a.
Cursed ; sworn by. .
KUl'Si-'tfj l.M. A hoof ; root of
& tree.
HÔO-A) !./ A sort of

carp. {Hihd fish,
mrqftl (10 I. .The/fiftfot
W(') W^lfiT 10. a.- To sound.
With prep, a, 9f*T, and ft, to
promise ; explain, speak.
UK W) * Sound ; ft word.
W^.m(^-ft-<)a. Making sound,
sonorous.
(W-W-lf) a. Hearing.
S^.^T? (V) l.m.Theear.
^.%C(3) I. w. A plagiarist.
jraqiT (VMIHtf) a. Sounding, n.
A sounding.
iWWICfl) 5- The Vedas.
H&fiKX (fl ) o. Splitting hairs,
wickedly disputatious,
ir^.itfît 5. m. A name of
Arjuna ; the anus.
^Tf5f(fsT!) 2./. Root of a word ;
irs^.lfira (Tft) 5. m. Arjuna.
W^wtw (%) 2. /. Force of a
word. [mar.
W^.Hresi(^) La. Rules of gramJr^-WlW (^] 1 . Philology.
(V) 1- A lexicon,
jr^rftt (f^:) 2. m. Objects of
sense, as sound, form, scent,
WK|fMgW 1- The ear.
I t^MV T (i) 1- Conformity or
imitation of sound.
K^reJiiflsi fr) 1. m. Meaning of
n^niHIil (m-WT-W) p- Sounding,
jf^li (A) l. m. Meaning of a
word ; word and meaning.
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W^T*^ (X:) I. m. Rhetorical

language ; alliteration.
^ffT (T:-WI-7f) p. Sounded, explained; made into a noun.
Tpf (1. -) HTJlJiW 4. a. To be pacified, calm, or tranquil ; ti> pacify.
() nmjfir 10. o. Idem. Dmqfn
10. a. To display, tnnni 10. J.
To inspect. With prep. ^r. to

tame; fW, to hear; restrain;*,
to destroy.
ira (:) 1. m. Quiet of mind;
stoicism ; final bliss, rest; respit ; hand ; abuse.
mn (*:-^TI-flr) o. A pacifier.
HU^T(<1:) l.M, Quiet, tranquillity ;
a counsellor.
TTB^r (*t) 1. n. Immolation ; tranquillity; hurt; malediction, l.m.
Koma/. ("I) oight.
(W) I./, iammia.
qirftV^ m. A Rdkshasa ; an
evil spirit.
UTO (a) 1. n. Fffices.
UUT*W(sit)l. m. The deity Kdma.
Hfff (f:-flt) 2. 3. /. A legume or
pod./. C\) A mimosa tree.
Ufa* (^7-a) o. Pacified, tranquil ; moderated ; relaxed.
rfini.ftft-fiHVfil) a. Tranquil.
ifax (v) I. *. A variety of the
Shnmi tree or mimosa.
tfn.*T*(^0 1. m. Siira.
(us) 1. m. A brahman;
^pm'. [puds.
iritURT {=$) 1 . n- 1'ulse ; grain in
Hflt<r*(*) 3./. A sort of sensitive plant.
STffk (*:) 1 - m. A small variety uf

the Mimosa soma.
wmt (mr) I./. Lightning.
qrw(Bri:) 1. m. A kind of cassia)
lac, pigment, a. Maturing.
H*( Jwfrf 1 n. Togo. (Bi)niîfjr
10. a. To accumulate.
ItWCf*) 1- Indra's thunderbolt ; iron head of a pestle ;

chain round the loins ; second
ploughing, a. Happy. '
WC) 1- n.
observance
mon ; sort
fish ; war
H) A drug;
Water; religioas
; wealth, m. A deof deer; mountain;
; best ; a Buddha, f.
a juggler.
JRCO^TCr:) 1. m. A name of
m rofc (fti) 2. m. Idem.
Wl (1:-^') l.m. n. Provender
for a journey; a shore ; envy./.
Ol A procuress. [ed.
!T^TWH(*:-?iI-Tr|o. Tvf ice plongbT 1 ? () 2. m. A bivalve shell.
WR^r (Bj:) 1. m . Idem.
UMBl (%Jt) I. m. /rfem.
>W (*:-*r) l.M,/. Idem. m. A
conch ; a snail ; a Shadra devotee slain by Rdma ; a dailya ;
edge of the frontal protuberance
of the elephant.
(tr-) 1. m. Indra's thunderbolt ; head of a pealle ; a happy
(^t) 3./. A procuress.
frW(Wt)a. m. Shiva, Brahma,*
Jaina; a demigod, Bage ; name
of a plant.
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(*) L m. Kdrtikeya,
Gancsha.
mj.^sr tni) I . m. Idem.
WW.firei 1*1!) 1. /. Emblic myrobalan ; Durgd.
*WT (Hi) 1./. The pin of a yoke:
a stick ; sacrificial vessel.

TO5r.rnr (W) I. m. Throwing a
tide
irq (^-*n-lft-l))l.iB. Sleep ; bed;
a hand ; snake (Boa) ; abuse.
a. Asleep, sleeping.
i(tra(Q!-jt-i7)a.Asleep, sleeping.
Tpm Sleeping, m.
Death ; snake Boa. [lation_
B^TCf) 1- n. Sleep: bed ; copujrqar.JCT (T) i. n. A bed-room.
wrnrrc: (to i. . /<fem.
(fj 1. A bed. a. Fit to
be slept on.
W.Hr*t (*) 3./. The 1 Lth of
Ashdrha, when Vishnu's sleep
commences.
(^;-rr-^) p. Sleeping,
mrrxretv:) 1. m. A snake; a chaiprw C^:-^:-W) Sleepy, m.
Snake /Jon ; dog ; jackal.
HftrT (*t:-Hl-li) a. Asleep, m.
Cordia myzn. n. Sleep, [asleep.
rfni*rrr(*n^-*nfl-1crjn. Sleeping,
tra (tj:) 2. m. A large snake, Boa.
TTHr (n;) 1. ai. Idem.
(HI) 1./. Abed, a couch ;
tying knots, stringing.
It*;(^:) 1. m, A sort of reed or
grass ; an arrow ; cream ; mischief. . Water.
ip;.3rrw (w) I. m. Stem of the

shara ; shaft of an arrow.
ITC.^rHtOl- m. Autumnal moon.
^T.si (ai| I. n. Fresh butter.
Ht.mi[ (ffl) 5. m. Kdrtikeya.
HXZ (z:) 1. m.A lizard, chame-
leon ; safflower.
THT*f 1. n. A shelter ; house ;
a preserver ; preservation ; killing./ ( 1) Celtis orientate.
WTWpnt (3r-m-i() a. Refugee;
seeking shelter or protection.
WHSIIfl (fl!-T-lll a. Having obtained shelter or protection.
W*T|iq*r (<P-f*f(-fii) a. Unfortunate, requiring protection.
ITT^np*; (* : -^T-as) a. Idem.
KCfa (Ri:-<T) 2. 3. m. / A road,
path, way.
*<9ftH (ifl-fa*l-fi) a. Seeking
shelter or protection.
(iqij) 1 . m. A bird ; a rogue ;
a lizard ; an ornament ; a lecher.
Tf'CIl (W) I .n. A Bhelter ; a house ;
protector; injury, a. Protected,
pour, miserable.
VTM {W) 2. in. A cloud ; wind j
protector.
tKK.BiTfinr (tft) 5. m. A dog.
STTW.^:g () I. n. Autumn.
Ki;H.I#r : l(5J:-IT-^) n.Autumnal.
lH^l^t (4) 5. m. A festival on
the full moon of Ashwin.
6./ Autumn (September and October ;) a year.
Hi;CT<^T) I./ Idem.
vrf%.Jl (W-W-W) a. Autumnal.
WT.fl (ft:) 2. m. A quiver.
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WO* (*) 1. Beginningof

spring.
TB^.VIfT (7T:) 1-m. Fall of an arrow.
-*TW.WT (*() i. n. Abow shot.
*(*.33T {^) 1 ./ The feathers of
. an arrow.
JTT-W WJ1. . Barb of an arrow.
JK.W (!) I. m. A fabulous animal
with eight legs; young elephant;
monkey in ijrfma's army ; camel;
locust ; grasshopper.
IT.K.H(W) 3. m. Kdrtikeya.
(7l:-^-7l) a. Made of or
consisting ni shara grass.
JTCHW (W.) I. m, A kind of stand
bird.
JT^ (W-*r> 2. 3. /. Name of a
river, Sarat/u, Sarjv.
*T<T3 (w:-T-5f) o. Straight-forward, upright, honest ; crooked.
Hi. Sort of pine tree.
Br W (*) ] . n. Water.
Unnn (m) 1./. Sincerity.
JT^r 1, m. Shiva i a lid.
Hîj^p (*0 1 . m. Kdrtikeya.
Ut.W (4)1. m. Shower of arrows.
iK.wf^ (^f-fa^t-f'i) a. Pouring I
forth arrows.
Jl^rrftl (ft:) 2. . The head of an
arrow; foot-soldier, archer ; maker of arrows.
WT-efs (fir:) 2. /. Shower of
VfsH (V) 1. ra. A mark or butt
H^rsT(i(.(T:) 1. m. Shooting.
WKTfz (fa) 2./. A sort of thrush,
wnf* (ft:) 2 /. idem.
**lflt(ftr;) 2./. Idem.
VXTHHWCQ-) I. m. Archery.
Wtlft(ftO 2./. A sort of thrush.
TTT^.^t (3t! 3./. Scissors.
t^:-^:.^) a. Mischievous,
hurtful.
U^TTTT(Tl) l.m. Abow.
VXifa (fwt-ft) 2. 3./.Akindof
thrush. Tardus ginginiamis.
IPCW 1- it. A lid ; a measure ;
shallow cup or dish.
WXlTHt (flt)3./. A river ao named.
JTJT^q (*p) [. m. A quiver.
WW*I(*0 l.n. A bow.
*q*W (Hi-HT-lf) a. Struck by on
arrow. [ducing.
nftnw (RT) 5. m. Bearing ; proiK) 1. n. The body.
Wftm{&)l.tt. Idem i a small body.
nffc.qrcW WJ 1. Afflicting the
H^.bt(S1:) l.m.Sickness;iWmn;
a son. a. Of the body.
Wffcaiint(*rT-1lr-l0 a. Burn of
the body.
H^tt.TW (*:) I. m. Emaciation.
1. n. A hostage.
WfK.WISI (w) a. Corporeal.
KfttTOlOlT) '/ Means of subl[^t:.BTIl(K:) 1. m. Bodily union.
H<?lT.pnr 1. /. Bodily serK^.Wn| <^f> l. n. Drying up
the body; emaciating.
H*fa.9K (K--} I, m. Purification
of the body. n. Decoration of
the person,
wttq^m (f) l.n. The skin.
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wflfTST(tt-f^-fic) m. An animal
or sentient being, it. Life, soul.
a. Having a body.
W (":) 2. hi. Passion ; 1 mint's

thunder-bolt ; an arrow, a weaVXS (5:) I. The mango tree.
V.4ki (rt) 1. /. A potsherd ; gravel ; gravelly ground j a piece ;
candied sugar ; name of a metre.
HWKT.WT (ffl) I ./ A hell of grave), the second in order.
n<triPmt-T*t*nr) . Gritty.
gravelly, stony.
jriftw (*!-<t-W) a. Idm.
VXft* (Wi-WTO) a. Abounding
with gravel, (a place.)
>ra irafif 1. a. To wound or kill.
id (it) l.m. Farting; a fart.
(WW) <". Causing flatulence, m. Any leguminous grain.
*T5Sn4fa 1. e. To go; to hurt.
TOVit PL) **. Beneficial.
Vm-^-.-U-^) Making happy.
Wifc. tW-'BT-^) a. Happy, glad,
n. Happiness, m. Title of BrahHBTJJ (TrW-wft-Vn) a. Auspiciiqr l.m. A sort of garment.
1./. Species uf Curcuma.
nm{vh) I./. Night.
pir4f77 I. o. To hurt,
irsrf*!:) l.m. SAioo. [turmeric.
n4ftt)3./ Night : woman ;
s4fl*(*0 I. ' A low or vile or
cruel man.
(Wi) I./. An iron crow.
*4r*t t* Z.f.Pdrvati.
sra () 1 . rf. To move ; to

tremble; to cuver; TtwfjJ L. a.
To go. HtWlfil 10. a. To praise.
Ht (BTi-sf ! 1. m. n. The quill of a

porcupine, m. A kind of field ; a
dart or spear ; a stake. Brahmd ;
Bringhi, attendant on Shiva.
Jti* (*:) l.m. A spider.
WW Off:) l.m. A king; sort of
salt.
HtyX (WO Km. A grasshopper.
Wf!<B{^-W) 1. n. 3. / The quill
of a porcupine.
HWTOr(qiT) 1 f- A javelin, arrow ;
thorny shrub ; thrush ; porcupine; fibrous stick used as a
brush or pencil ; peg or pin ;
tooth-brush ; bone.
WHN-rft atlv - Beaten at a game
played with pieces of sticks.
HWWT-S^ [%) 1. m. 63 persona
considered as divine by the
K<firs(7!) 1. m. A cart load.
Hgra a. Unripe, moist,
m. Kind of root.
Wsrwifa (f^:| 2. m. A camel.
nam? (B)) 2. a, A sort of perfume.
a. Procured
far the above substance.
srsi ("Hi) n. A part ; bark, scale.
OTf ("3) I. Idem.
C^\i 5. m. A fish.
Hfef-^ IWlt) 5. nt. Jdem.
H3T HiH^ I. rf. To praise ; flatter ;
tiilk ; boast.
mnfiB (ftii-'stt 2. m. 3 /. The silkcotton tree.
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(Ws-^S) 1 -m A thorny shrub ;

a porcupine ; a boundary ; peg
or pin ; name of a king. n. Bambu rod ; stake ; thorn : arrow ;
iron crow ; abuse ; sin ; distress ; poison, m. ft. Dart, javelin.
*ram (wi) 1. m. Idem.
WM.VS (^.-) 1. m. A porcupine.
HW.firo (It) i. /. Extracting
darts, &c.
im S (TTSt-TflVwlt ) a. Shooting
arrows ; set with stakes ; harassed with difficulties.
Tta.îrr [TJ t. n. The part of a
thorn to be laid hold of in extract! Dg.
HV.Hrai (fl) 1. i. The art of extracting.
WSITft; (ft) 2. M. Yudhishthira.
WWT*n: (?!) 1. m. Extracting;
cleaning a new house.
V9 [*) 1. m. A frog. n. Bark.
Ill 1. m. A plant fBlgnonia
Indica) . f. (~\) Porcupine; gum
olihaiium tree. n. Bark. rind.
inraT'.S^ (^0 m - Incense.
3<W (<H:) l.m. A country in the
north of India.
Jr^R^ff? 1- To go or approach ;
to change.
HT (^:-n') 1 . m. n. A dead body,
n. Water.
nq-.^ng (rq : ) 1. m. A dog.
IW.^t^ (TO 1- i- Burning a
corpse. [corpse.
iR.^tf^ (rt) 5. n. Burner of a
WW (si) 1. n. A bier.
Jrsft (*-) 1 . m. A hsrbarian living

in the mountains and wearing
peacock's feathers ; Shiva ; water ; the hand ; a ikdtirc
Vmrnimt) J. m. A sort of lodh.
HVq<3V (*i) l.m. The abode of
an outcast or low tribe.
imjTW (9) 1. m. Idem.
W^W (:-W[-^) m. A variegated
colour, a. Variegated ; imitative ;
articulate. 1. /. (rl) Brindled
cow ; cow of plenty, m. Water ;
a religious observance.
uro/trnr (*.-*-*) a. Having
the mind full.
iWBTTT (At) 1./. Variegation.
lWBt.irjr(t:-RT-H)a. Variegated.
HT.Tr 1. n. A funeral and
mystical ceremony.
JW.tJIst (H:) 1. di. A traveller (in
the dialect of the Vedas). n. A
cemetery.
JTW ntfa 1. a. To jump or leap.
m(V.) 1. m. A hare or rabbit;
lodh tree ; gum myrrh ; mild ux(W) I. Mi A hare.
KW.ftWiJ l.m. The moon.
(=) 1. ft. A mark or
scratch of the finger nail.
nnfa^t 1 ^;) 2. m. Vishnu i a soTOl-ÊW (Wj 5. m. The moon.
UH.flif a. Of the size of
WTf.'STî! (it) 1. m. The moon.
IR-arra, (W) 5. b. The skin of
the hare or rabbit.
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jri!.fir*r<?(*) l.n. Horn of a hare

on absurdity or impossibility.
TtW-WSt (t) 3. /. The Doab o
country between the Gangd and
Yamund.
TmTW (:) I. m. The moon.
Jnm=[ (WI) 1 . / Digit of the
irris;*?(^r:)l >. A hawk or falcon.
^fiK'T (7:) I. m. A sovereign so
named.
Wftm (*t) 5. m. The moon ; emblcm of a Jama.
wftf.-tn^ (^0 I. m.Amoon beam,
nftr.srw () I. /. Mood light n.
The white esculent wiiter-lily.
wftt.flT (Wl) 1./. A digit of the
moon ; Meaispermam glabrum ;
name of a metre.
Itftf-'^'tt (Wl) 1. /. A handsome
woman ; name of a metre.
nfniwM I. m. Shivai a Jaiaa
pontiff.
VV\l (W.) 1. m. Shiva.
Hwj'S(w') La. The hair of the
hare or rabbit.
H1H ado. Again and again, reV **f* 1. a. To hurt; to kill.
WWi (") 1 . m. A plant (Gakdtipa
arborca). /. (?[) Outer ear; rice
water ; sort of pie.
ra (oj) l.n. Young grass; loss
of intellect or confidence.
{V.X and prep, ^l) *|uj?ra
1. d. To bless, to wish; to
speak; Wwftr 1. a. To hurt,
to kill.
l.fl. Immolation,
ira (,T) *ffa 2. . To sleep (peculiar to the Vedas.J
W (W) I. n. Happiness; the
body. a. Happy ; right j praised ;
best (as a cow among animals).
HWrt) I. n. A defence for the
finger of an archer.
{*:-*"r-q!) a. Having
much or beautiful hair.
WW <î) 1. n. A weapon in general ; iron, steel, m. A sword./.
Ft) A knife.
(W) I. n. Iron, steeL
Hfl.fliT^ (r0 1. m. An armourer.
VK.V% (*0 1- ".Taking arms,
mf.WlfiPtCTT) 5. n. Armed man.
lK'-K(-t)a. Clanging.
I.n (tf) 1. n. Store of arms.
TT.W.WtfH(^) . Soldier by
profession. [way a weapon.
W.mm (W) I. m. Throwing a(t:) 1. m. Armed man.
WW.wf* ifts-fe-fir) 2. m. /Am.
JTQ.VIfr (ip) 1. m. Stroke of a
weapon.
(Wi-UMf) . Purified by
arms, dying in the field.
WW.SVW l.n. Taking
arms.
sre.^.(ft) 3. m. An armed mnn.
mimar (w) 1. m. An armourer.
V.*f>I (f) 2, m. A soldier.
*W.**Tfir(fin)/ 2. Store of arms,
armoury, arsenal.
WWW (^) Wem.
fit (V-m-lt) 2. m. Killed by
weapon.
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JUS.â 1- m. A man carrylitlTst^ (3:) 1 . m. A soldier.

WWTWre (5:) L. m. Military exercise or practice.
IPflTW (() 1. n. Use of arms.
WWIW.^ (TT) 5.m, A soldier.
(=3) 1. Military profession.
wfisra (^l-fa^-fa) a. Armed.
HWIWPT (=f) I. n.Raising a weapon to strike.
SPBT*JW (WO I - *
sPBi^fast (3}) 5.m. A soldier.
CW) 1. n. Young grns?, luss of
intellect or confidence.
DV (f) 1. n. Fruit ; corn ; good
quality, merit, a. Excellent s injured; desirable.
I. A corn field.
mi 'afwH ml) 5. > A timber
tree, tan . [vorous.
iTO.tfTj;* (3r:-nn-lf) a. GraminiireMTOT (it) 1 . n. Eatiag grain.
W-WSft (ft) 3. /. Tlie ear or
spike of corn ; fruit-stalk.
irej.W (*0 Watcher of a
corn field.
WR) al* tî) Beard of corn.
*W.TJT*K (Tj) 1 m. The Su7 tree.
*tWI (*0 2. m. A small variety
of the Mimosa suma.
srjntr (u:-tfT-tr) . Made of Sisu
HPS (V&t) 1. w. . A potherb,
a vegetable, m. The 6th division
of the world; power ; fenA tree ;
a particular era.
Uiqrz {Z--\.?) a. Relating to a

cart. nt. A draught os.
HIvtzT |j-qiW) . Going in or
JTT9i2t*r (Sj:-sn-*i| m. A cart load

value, a. Of a cart.
(*0 2. m. A plant (Cuppar is trifoliala).
jfrac.^m i. m. A handful of
potherbs.
in*ft (*1) 3. /. A dialect of
Prtttrif.
srra.^rau (*:) l. m. A plant.
Bamatiaiihi.
m*.-*\r\ ,<t) 3. /. Dvrgd! the
city Sdmbhcr in Ajmere.
STWWfrtW 1- A fossil salt
from the above place.
ST^faur (*:-tft-tf) a. Having a
piece or part.
n*-fta(*tt) I. m. The egg plant.
Sn^.^tT (>:) I. IB. A potherb.
WISg(g:) l.wi.The teak tree.
mw-nrev I. It. A field of ve.
getubles, kitchen garden.
jn^.srrftfr (-i) I. n. Idem.
vm.VZ (HO !. m. A potherb.
1. m. The tea* tree.
ri^TT (f) 1. n. Pepper.
Hlfsnit (sft) 3./. An inferior goddess attending on S&iva.
Wfit a. Repentant, regretting.
W^f (li-*t-*i) a. Of bird ;
ominous.
Itr^fif* (^:-wt.s) o. Idem. m.
A fowler, a bird-catcher.
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Kr$=fli*J (V) 1. m. BHraia,

sovereign of India.
WiîPfl^r (^TJt> 1 . m. A fisherman.
*t!5T (TO 1. m, An ox. n. Name
of a metre.
*IT5B IW) m. A worshipper of
the female principle.
sirwt* I- m. A spearman,
lancer, a. Of a spear.
UliH (TOO I- m - A worshipper of
the female principle.
(WO I- Buddha.
RTTO.gfT (fat) 2. . /Am.
(X!) I . m. Idem,
HIV (=> *THffW 1. d. To pervade.
Wiw (W) I. . A plant,
I ./. A branch ; arm ;
division ; part of the
having sensibility, as
Galetlvpa.
sect ; subanimal not
the horn.
H,1fC (t) 1- n. A suburb.

UTWI-ST (O 1. n. Idem.
HO 1. m, Difference of
school or doctrine. [ape.
Tjrei.en (HO 1- A monkey or
(V.) 1. i". A brahman
who has changed his peculiar
school of the Vedus for another.
WWI.ftnSl (tEl) 1. /. A root proceeding from n brunch, as in the
Banyan tree.
fflf5i (^-pa*fr-f>a) m. A tree -, a
Veda ; northern man ; name of
a king. a. Branching out.
Jrraia (30 1- A small tree fJVophis aspera.J
WTO ("SfcTOI-'S) n Branching.
(TO 1. m. A hall. it. Name

of u metre.
WflK (ftO 2. m. Kdrlikeya.

Ganesha ; fire ; a scge.
TO^StCfl) 3./. The scale fish.
ITTif IT) The sound of the
conch shell.
Tnf^* fai:-irt-3r) m. A shcll-cutter, or blower, n. Of a shell.
KTTSr (HI) 1 . /. A shrub (Abrus
precatoriusj.
Urair (as-.-iti) 1. >n.n. A petticoat.
*rit(#r) 1. m, 3./. Idem. Silk i
J3paj (sf) 1. n. Wickedness.
HIT (*z,s) PT^ 1 . d. To flatter,
boast ; float.
WTTÎ (Wl-W-V) a. Abounding in
fresh grass, verdant,
iriw (*-<t) l.m. 3. / A touch.
stone ; whetstone ; saw, /. (^)
Rugged clothes; gesture; screen
for actors ; cloth for the student
when invested, n. Coarse cloth.
a. jUnde of shan or Bengal hemp.
WHTTiiT^ (TO ! An armourer,
jrrfir (fir:) 2. m. A plant from
which a coarse cloth is made.
lfJ9I (0 1. '" A tree (Mgle
marmdos) ; name of sage ; of
HID (ff| 1. n. Joy, pleasure, a.
Happy ; feeble : sharpened.
JtlfT.f M (î) I- n. Gold, dl NeriTTia.lr'H (*W) 1. Idem. /, ft) a
celesth.l city on mount Men.
J!rr*PW*HJ a. Golden.
WTff*r (fl) 1. n. Withering, decaying.
inflWU*!) 3./. Moonlight.
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UPHrapr (Ts-Wl-W) . Relating to

JTIHIIW (W:-WT-*f) Bought with
the measure of one hundred.
*nt.fiW o. Sharp-pointed, [woman,
(ft) 3. /. Thin-wiwted
rt^T C3i) t. . An enemy. .
Enmity ; many enemies.
ruffe? {-v-tn-vi a. Hostile.
HR; W) I . m. Mud ; young grass.
Jn^.^ftn (JT-Tn-tf) Verdant.
Wiw (w-*BT-#) a. Idem.
mir in/ens. c. To whet,
sharpen.
itrtf fit) I. m. A touchstone;
grindstone. / (1) Sort of encumber.
^PB(m-HT-^l) o. Calm, tranquil ;
allayed ; meek. m. An ascetic ;
quietism, am;. A prohibitive
particle. [ed mind.
HPa.fal! (fl:-HT-"a) Of composJFJÎ.^Tr^. (1TI! -nn-WO Idem.
UPfrai Car) l./. Quietness.
wm.*K*i-*l-f*t) 0f composed mind.
irifrsiT (TO 1. m. Bhhhma.
vrmn (m>2. m.Thoaut king of
the lunar dynasty in the 3d
age, father of the above.
Wfl.TPB (W-WI-^) a. Free from
soil. [speed.
Srl^.'C^ (^:-^T-^) a. Slackened in

rm*I^.WO a. Ceasing to speak.
WHftTfKR^-^)". Reconciled.
UTOTilw {im-lHI-W) a. Composed
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Wmiffe, (1*-f-f*) a. Eitiaguished.
*Hf<n(f4l:)2./ Quiet, tranquillity,
stoicism ; rest ; felicity ; a propitiatory rite : alleviation, m. A
Hrfcw (*(-*-*) a. Quieting ;
propitiatory.
iriPa.^ Kl-vK) o. Idem.
Wlfsn-WJ (lli-<f-rf) a. He. m.
A divinity averting evil.
mfrn.WB () ! Veaire of
tntnouillity and exemption from
calamity.
WTPH-HtN) 1 A private apartment near the place of sacrifice.
Hrf=H.^ :-^T-sO Quieting.
calming, soothing.
ITjfm%ltt (:) I. m. Burnt-offering
to avert evil. [tiation.
OTI^ (^) 1. Water forpropiWI^.SWW) 1. "> Jaroflustral water.
Km (XT) 10 To console, comfort, [soling,
jrpw (^T) Um. Conciliation, cou*r=srff( (firs) '2. /. A plant (Syphonaidhtis Indira).
jn() ! m. Outli, curse, imprecation i abuse.
HWTO Wi-WI-^J Cursed.
m^.W (ari-sn-af) a. Arising from
imr.f3*{<C0 1. Apeacock.
WTq.â (Wl-WMi) a. Freed from
VPtm 1. n. End of a curse.
BUTTS' (WO 1. > A mum', a sage.
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<nfirw{w :-jrr-H) p. Made to swear.

Trnrr*P:(*:) m. Deliverance from
a curse or its effects.
irnsTt* {*0 1. . A fisherman,
stis? a. Sounded ; of
nouns, &c./. (-1) Saraiaati.
Wif=^r o- Of words or
nouns, &c. m. A proficient in
words. [conciliation.
Stmafw) 5. Conciliation, reJp>PT(ii>l.n. Killing ; tranquillity.
JTlfim (A 1. Sacrificing ; tying
cattle ; sacrificial vessel.
Wl^ft t^t) 3./. A female juggler.
Wlir^r(*!> I. m. Aworkerin
shells.
W[*1* 1 . in. A bivalve shell.
VJWfi 1 . m. A sort of poison ;
worshipper of Shiva, f. (-1)
Pdrvali.
WITO (*!) 1 . m. An arrow, sword.
Jr?fa*nCSJ) I. /. Sleeping.
mrfaiT (w-rTI-li) p. Laid to rest.
JTTfir^ (*it-fan-fl)a. Lying down.
itr; (*f) W^lOi 10. a. To be
weak ; to weaken.
WK (O-CW) m. Air, wind ; man
at chess ; hurting ; variegating.
f.(-~\)Kusa grass.a. Variegated.
JTITff (T>tW) m. The Chdlaka ;
deer; elephant; bee; peacock.
/. (-1) Sort of fiddle, a. Varie-
gated.
Hrwr (AT) 1./. Variegation.
*T!^ (^;i.^t-<) m. A year ; grain
ripening in autumn ; kidney
bean ; autnmual sickness or sunshine. 1./. (-T) Durgd, Saras-
watt'; guitar. /. (1) Jussieua

repent ; full moon in Kiirlik. a.
Modest, new, autumnal.
IKiX* W 1- A particular
obsequial ceremony ; autumnal
shrdddha.m. Autumnal sickness
or heat.
Wrcf^^t-f^'fl-f?) a. Autumnal.
(*-lr-* Idem.
*Tlfr (ft:) 2. m. A piece or man
at chess ; elephant's housings ;
fraud, m.f. (-fi>tf) A bird.
(Tt) '/. A bird, a maind ;
musical bow or stick.
WTftTT (H:-nr-7i) a. Variegated.
HTft.niW (%) 1. n. A chequered
cloth for ploying at draughts,
urftin (ml 1./. Name of a plant.
wrfci^gt (wr) l. /. A sort of
die or dice.
sn^tT (^J-fM3 Incorporated
soul i excrement, m. Bodily
punishment, a. Corporeal, incorporate.
Wir'taV (v:-OT-*f) a. Corporeal,
incorporate.
UT^Tfc* (w:.Bff^r) o. Idem.
WW C^:-?t-flf) a. Mischievous ;
noxious. [sugar.
Htflf{4:) 1. m- Clayed or candied
!#(*:) 1. m. The froth of milk;
lamp of meat ; candied sugar.
JTWTKO I- n>. Jdem, or skim of
milk. a. Stony, gravelly.

Unfair a. Gravelly.
itl^Cu a. Idem.
mi (Ti-lf-T) m- A bow ; a horn,
o. Made of horn.
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mT.m^{n) 5. - Vishnu,
*Tfif[ iff) S. n. An archer;
Jtr^w 1. m. Atiger;ar<ikshasa ; sort of bird ; name of a
metre ; (in compounds) preemisnôi.wifigrr (TTi) 1. m. Name of 11
Sn^.^rÎ (T:) 1. . AJnino
teacher,
m^f^f*^^) m. Name
of n metre.
HriT(TI-'fW) a. Nocturnal ; murderous, a. Darkness. /. (-1)
Night.
JTtsKt.WT (CO 1. m. The moon.
WTfl srmw 1. d. To flatter,
to hoast.
*na(:) 1. . A fish, gilt-head;
name of a king and river. I. /.
A hall, a house ; large branch.
WTW*Wr (lli) 1, m.The name of
a saint ; Nandi, Sfi was attend mi t.
JTIwrrtUt.BflTO^:) 3. /. The
mother of Vydsa.
j;re.5T(5i:) l.m. A gilt-head.
Jn'B.fsrdjI'r (V:) I. m. Resin.
srra.TI'iif (<ft 3. /. A shrub
(Hedysarum gaageticum) ,
jrmi.HfS^T l) I. /. A doll; a
HTSI.Wftl (*) 3./. Idem.

Xra.^8(e:) I- Resin of the
Stll tree used as incense.
nrW.^rcKO l.m- A treeiAssa
fcctida.
<rrwifar*T (*t) 5. m. A surgeon ;
barber ; spearman.
ireitlttft) 3-/ A doll, apuppet

nraiT.fsH: (r:-^) 1. m. . A hollow
earthen cup or saucer.
W|talfa(fa')2./. A creeper, Achyranthes triandra. [sarum.
WlWt^tl^l) 3./. A shrub, Hedyrar.5?JI (It:) l.m. A jackal.
*nwlT (t) 1 . n- A ladder, flight of
staira ; bird-cage ; claw of on
elephant,
nrat E* (*=) 1. ra. A monkey ; a
dog ; jackal ; deer; cat.
jrifa (fiti) 2. n. Rice ; polecat.
mFm (W:-*t-*) m- A weaver ;
village of artificers ; a tax. 1./.
(?) A shrub, Hedysarum,
vrf<#V 1. m. A creeper,
Ackyranlkes triandra.
mf^HT (AT) 1- / n. Possession ; confidence in.
WlfigHlel-fW^-fo) Belonging
to a house ; possessing ; shining.
wfastV**:* (>ri) I, it, Reproncb.
1trt>.fiw (%) l.n. Crystal.
Htfsn.Î^srj^:) 1. m. A sovereign
of India, enemy of Vihrtandditya,
and institutor of the Shaka era.
WlfW.MI^(^) l.M. A horse.
WlfiaW (^;-Tr.w) a. Ashamed,
bashful ; like. m. A thriving
man. n. Honest endeavour,
(a) l.n. Modesty,
itwffaw ft^fsaT (H:-<ll-a) a. Im-
HTW (5Ti) 2. m. An astringent substance ; kind of perfume ; a

frog, n. Esculent root of the
water-lily.
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SJreurf*) 1 . n. The root of a lotus.

WT=5HT(*) I. n. Idem.
Sret (r:) 1 m. A frog.
Ttr^q a. Fit for rice. m.
A sort of fennel.
jnwnrcld (H;) 1. m. A name of
the grammarian Pilniiii.
srra'B (W) I. The silk-cotton
tree ; a division of the continent.
rarf"n (f<a:-^1) 2. m. 3./. JrfB.
TOWprH (wt) 5. m. Garuda. f,
Cl) The silk-cotton tree.
nrawt-Se Wi) I. m. The gum of
the silk-cotton tree.
HCW (WT:) 1. m.plu. The inhabitants of one of the central divisions of India.
Or-fM) m. Tawny colour ;
young animal, a. Tawney ; relating to a corpse, or to purification from touching a corpse.
*TI"Hr ]sj:) 1 . m. Young animal,
(t:) 1. n. Fault, offence,
sin; /odi tree. /. (TO Cowach.
a. Lo, vile.
HTPC.in^r(^) I. . Copper.
WITTWi^ (^) 1. n. Impurity by
a death in the family,
(H:-^l--a) a. Eternal, perpetual, m. Kyrfo ; Shiva f. (1)
Earth, n. Ether, sky,
jrrsÎ (-^t-^) a. Eating flesh

or fish. [of pies.
KP>$nra> (*) 1. n. A multitude
ffl^ TOfw2. b. To instruct ; to order ; to govern.
2. d. To desire. With ^1 if.
To wish well, bless.
JtWT (*T) 1 . n. An order, royal

grant ; deed ; shustra ; devoUltfinj^ 1. n. A plate or sheet
inscribed with an edict,
ITPW.^ I . in. A royal messenger.
Jrre:TiniJj(Ji:-Jir-gi)a Transgressing orders, rebellious.
Jn^V (Ht-W-*) a. Governable.
JtlfsTi (m-ar-Ji) a. Govenieil,
ruled. [governor,
WTfaa (sr-^T-a) n. Ordering;
snra(f:) a. / A cummand;
ruling ; a sceptre ; punishment.
W5j (OT->Sl-) m. A i?udrf/,a. m.
/. n. A ruler; a teacher,
*TW (W) 1. a. An order or command ; sacred book ; any work
HlW-Wl (3) 3. m. A Riski. a
sage ; an author.
WW-IW (^0 m. A general or
superficial scholar.
WTW.'qW'T (^:) 5. b. Grammar.
HlW-U (lT'-TJMff) Acquainted
with the shdstras.
ftm.VHJ CRT) I./. Knowledge of
the shdstras.
sira.'aisf tf) 1. n. /rfrni.
urei.tTTT (=a) 1. b. Truth taught
in the shdstras.
HreURI.-S (Tli-OT-ir) a. Knowing
the shdstras. m. An astrologer,

HTW*I>9 adv. According to the
scripture.
nutfK (f-f**-) Skillled in sacred science.
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inw.fiT^r(^') 1. / Reviling the

shilstras. [shdstras,
WW-sreT (T-) I. m. Subject of the
SrreaTT "do. According to the sh.
WH.fa^ 05) a. Knowing the
shdstras.
UTO.fcpflT (^) I- n. Sacred precept ; prescribed ceremony.
WW-fimftrFm lit-*!**) Contrary to law or religion, illegal.
WW.frsfilWltf) l. Any act
contrary to the legal and religious institutes of the Hindus.
WTW.fa- (i:-*t-<) o. Contrary
to the shdstras.
(>*) ! Opposition
to the shdstras.
9M.f*$m (TO I-". The people of Kashmir.
WW.ftnt (V-W-l) Established
by the shiistras.
mwiW 0 I- Versed in the
scriptures, a follower of the
Vcdas.
awrrffnfffl (a:) 1. Transgressing the shdstras.
niWRBTST C=f) 1. Conformity
to the shdstra.
jrpjq^ftfr (in-WT-li) a- Obeying

the' shdstras ; established by
them.
WWT**TC (<0) 1. m. Conformity
to the shdstras. [the shdstras.
WWrfwS CS'-W-li) = Knowing
5- * A P andit KT*|*I Scriptural.
W*r* (l*-W-si> a. Declared in
the shdstras.
Kim (W-m-W) a. That may or

should be regulated, ordained,
or punished,
ft (w.si) fipnfir, ftsivi 5. c. To
make thin or small ; to whet.
Tt 2. m. fitnw; auspiciousness ; composure.
fpnr( (n\) 1 ./. Name of a tree.
fiHJ (*:-:) a. Idle, lazy.
fiFW (w) 1- n. Bees' wax.
ftW (*HT) 1. . / String or
loop at the end of a pole for
carrying burdens ; a burden so
carried ; string of a balance,
fimrurr, 0 I. in. The hook or
eye to which the above string
is fastened,
firftirfr (W-HT-lf) a. Suspended or
carried in a sort of lonp.
firm 1*** 1- rf - To learn fifTî C*i-WT-W) <*. Learning,
teaching, [be learnt or taught.
fWita (V-Wi) < That should
fiWTW !/ Learning, science ;
modesty ; courage ; a Bignonia.
fiWT.** (*) 1- Vydsa ; an
instructor.
fiWT.nfw (%) 2. /. Dexterity,
filfqrl (ifi-WI-lft a- Skilful, learned ; modest, tame, docile.
fafig?rar ft:-m-ti) Teachable.
fsfflHTn? (O 1. m. A pupiL
fires (m-W-^) Teachable.
ftna(T) rnrfii 1. o. To go, or
approach.
figQH ).. The tail of a peacock ; lucks left on the crown of
child's head.
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fiwT ( 761 ) m
fna^qt (s) 1 . m. Idem.

(WM (:) I. M. Acock. I./.
Lock of hair on llie crown.
fflVfo*((4t) 5. m. A peacock ; its
toil ; a cock ; an arrow ; a sage.
/ Ct) A jasmine, a shrub, m. f.
The son or daughter of Dnipada.
Um: ft.--* 1 . w. The peak or
summit of a mountain ; the top ;
end ; horripilation ; edge of a
sword ; arm-pit ; ruby. 1 . /. A
plant from which bow strings
are made.
fipiX'BTfojrt (^t) 3./. Dai-gd.
f**ft^.(ft-ft*t-ft)!.m. A mountain; a tree; hill fori ; lapwing,
/it) A sweet dish of curds ; fine
woman ; hair across the navel ;
name of a metre, a. Crested,
peaked. [ Cucurmura.
flTO%[f%tT (*r0 I. m. A plmit.
fiar I./. A cock's comb;
point, top ; crest ; lock of hair ;
flame ; hrnnch ; principal.
fltWZ*; 1. m. Hair left on
each side of the head.
fnWT.Tm {v.) m. A candlestick,
lurapstand.
fHWt-^^(^!-n-<)o. Created, having a tup knot. m. A peacock ; a
fHWT.WTCC:) 1. m. A peacock.
firer.H.'sr () I. a. A carrot or
fiWr^W (TT") 5. m, Agni or fire;
a lHni]>; personified descending
node. /. ("tj A plant, Sanseviera
Zeylanica.
fiw-fr (?::) !. m. The jack fruit

tree. Arlocarpus inttgti/olia.
fsrgr3-t (g:-<BT-<n) m. A peacock.
I./. Celosin cristata. a. Created.
fti^r.Bg (g:) 1. m. The stand of a
firar.gfa (fs : ) 2. /. Usurious interest payable daily.
fiif>3.tffa (*) 1. n. Blue vitriol,
ftfii.sflsrfsi:) 1. m. Smoke; KdrtilSasr ("at-fa^Miai m. Fire ; peacock : hull; arrow; tree ; cock ;
descending node ; horse ; mountain; brahman ; ascetic; lump.
a. Crested. [tail,
fwfa.^ (^C) I. . A peacock's
pjrfiB.fl'J'e W m - A tree, Tapis
cratava.
(jj5s.rs* t. m. A pumpkin,
ftrftr.^îr (=!;) 1 . m. Kdrtikeya.
ftifa.finil (<ST) 1 , /. Flame ; crest.
fiiiis.iac (>;) 1. n. Peacock's
filtl (ll:) 1. m. A tree, Morungd ;
fug st (si) 1. m. The seed of the
Montagd. [root.
fR^-V (^) I. n. Its pungent
ftHJ-#l (ai> 1. n. Its seed.
ft[WC^) fjrsffT I, o. To smell.
fiiTI^ (li) 1. n. Any glass vessel,
fa-f^wnr 1. m. Phlegm, m.
and n. Mucus.
fifffW (*:-TIT V) o. Smelled.
fn^r) 5-/. String of a pole for
carrying burdens.
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fttfi, { 762 ) fr
ft(ST (,) ftfn 2. ft To mnke an

inarticulate sound; to tinkle,
ft* I- / Tinkling
sound. 1./. Bow-String,
firfawr (*0 i. /. Chain worn
round the loins. [naments.
fitfj.* 0*) 1- Tinkling of orMm (#-Mtfil) Tinkling.
_/! (^) Bow-string; metal rings
on the toes,
fttîafif 1. a. To disregard, to
treat with disrespect,
ftpr (Tr-nr-Ti) . Thin, emaciated, weak ; whetted.
ftri5"<m) \.f. Sharpness.
fijW.S (5,0 2./. The Saffey river.
fiffl.'iK H>"n-*f) a- Sharp-edged.
finr.U*(*:l l.m. Barley; wheat,
fani? (U:-UT-ti) a. Sharp, pointed.
m. A thorn.
ftrmw.Hn. (w) o. Armed with
sharp weapons.
Btft (fwO 2. m. The Bhojpatra or
birch, n. Black ; while.
nnllinule ; peacock,
frfk.^n: (TO 1. m - A potherb,
firfs.*? (TO L. m. A goose.
W<I.T* 1*0 i " 1 - Wem firfVAM () 1- A sapphire.
fafW.^lWKO 1 !. Sort of ebony,
filjhj (":) 2. in. A Bhnrp arrow,
fhfw* (wi-wr-W)". Loose, flabby.
languid; ineffective; got rid of.
fafa'Bfn (HI) I./ Langour&c.
flftlB.^WtW>'l-W' a - Weakened.
fnfafl,T (w.:-U>Q) a. Reduced in
wealth or splendour.
firfwwfUl (fil-fuvfil) o. Of impaired strength.

fttfwP'i'a ^T^:-*tI- , ^^ , ) Loosened,
rufwgt.^rtu O) 1 n. Weakening.
firfWt.Wrf.W-Wl-'iO .Weakened,
fnf* (f>:) 2. m. A proper name.
fipMIJ (HT) 4. in. A name of
Satt/aki, a chief of the Pandas.
ftrv.rVs (:) I . m. Bald.
ftrPKfqi) 2. m. A ray of light;
n bound victim./. Skin, leather,
firfir.fitl m. A bald man;
one without prepuce ; a leper ;

Shiva ; Vi.ihitit.
ftlTr CStl 1./. A fibrous root;
spikenard; a river; mother;
turmeric ; root of a water-lily ;
lahes ; beating with lashes.
fiWT.*S^(**:-'<) 1. m. n. The rout
of a water-lily,
fttf T-if: (TO 1 . m. A branch.
fnqi(.* 1*0 I . n. The Indian fig
tree.
firw WO 1. t. A sort of Urge
shrub. Cassia atata. I ./. A pod.
ftrfHf f.fsr:-ifl) 2. 3. /. A pod.
fn(iq(?:) I.m. A sort of kidney
bean. 1./. A pod.
ffct.tjfrW)2./. A tort of bean.
fircK) 1. n. The head; root uf
the pepper plant. I./. Any tubular vessel of the body.
firr:.*Hi%^L(^]5.in. A devotee
carrying a human scull as his
emblem.
Oro.^fcfi (*T) 1./. Head-ache.
fitCW (wjc) 1. m. Coooamit tree.
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Tvtt ( 763 ) ftwr
fwCWW (m-WI-li) a. Having the

head bathed.
fvx m (ST:) 1 . m. Hair of the head.
fitOT (*) 5. n. The head ; top of a
tree ; van of an army ; a chief.
ftrrft.W (W:) 1 . m. The hair of
the head.
fiuifa.^Tfz;) 5. m. Idem.
ftKV(lt) 1. n. A helmet ; turban. 1./. A pu'/ii.
fttn-wfisr (<ft)5. m. An elephant.
fnt () I - n. A helmet, a turban.
fttT.WTW (f) l.n. Jdffli.
fifTW IWi-W-*) fl. Clean unentangled hair.
fit<W (fi!-W-îl m. A chief,
a leader, a. At the head.
f*XT* (î)l. m. The elephant or
wood apple.
OrcW (") I- An acid fruit,
Averrhoa. a. Veiny, skinny.
f^<5 (T;) I. m. A plant, Cissiw
quadrangular!*.
fwrrsfl (^) 1. n- Lead.
ftrft [fo) 2. tn. A sword, arrow ;
murderer ; locust.
fwtw(*t) 1. m. A kind of Mimosa.
fw*MZX(X) 1. . A room on the
top of the house, a turret.
fatr.^Tl*') 1. a. The head aud
neck.
faO.KKT (^0 1./. The neck.
fWlftl (N;J 2./. /(A.
fwÎ.wf* m/. A gem worn
in a crest, or on the head.
fiDXT.M'IW (*&) 5. m. A hog.
fiKi-W {*&) 1- n. A gem worn in
acreat.
fil?r.Xr (air) I./. A tree, cii/es

acholaris ; pain in the head,
ftm.^(Z) 5. m. Hair.
fij^r.^ru {H:) I . m. Disease of the
head. [head.
firiv.fS (fnt)l. /. Pain of the
firwrfnx (*f-fnTk-fn) a. At the
head or top. m. A chief, commander- in -chief.
faH-aarl (til) 3./. The crest or
comb of the peacock.
fwri.Sfl (*) I. n. Pepper.
fjftT.'iBIÔl.'n- A turban, a cop.
fim.-Sssr (() 1. m. Idem.
fnb-fel (%:) 2.n. A scull.
fit^r fjtwfit 6. o. To glean.
fwa W 1- Gleaning ears of
corn. 1./. Rock, atone: arsenic.
/- ir-1) Timber of a doorframe ;
transverse beam./. (-1) Earthworm ; dart, spike.
MmiSf (tff) 3 /. The olibanum
froir.f^*(W:) 1.. Stone-cutter's
fw^T.tf^H () 1. Storax.
fBlîr.trsT (^-stT-^) a. Hard as a
fir^T.W 1. n. Storm or benzoin ; iron. [chalk.
ft$I.sr7J (7T) 2. u. Bitumen ; red
ftpfll.fsiJJ (1Q 5./. Idem.
fir.'BTZiSt*:) l.m. A room on the
top of a house ; a hole ; a fence.
fam.fl (W) l.n- Basis ofarock.
fireiTiirai ['} 1. n- Iron.
ftt,T(Ht*T(*l) I./- A crucible.
f*jl.** (y) 2. m. Bitumen.
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ftrert ( 764 ) ftw
fwmtirg (gt) 2. n. Chalk.

fwr.*re (tO I. A flat stone
for grinding condiments upon.
fwar.-g^ (*) 1 .m. A muller or roller for grinding condiments.
fn^T-gni (nj) 1 . n . Storm ; benfJW.tOTrat (*') 1. 11. A stratum of
rock or stone. [zoin.
fiWT.l?-* 00 1 . . Storax ; benft|T.ii^ (^:) l.m. A plant, Piec
trantkts ; muson's chisel.
f!WH?*l (Jjt-^t-B) a. Of stone.
fwWT.TW (^:) L. m. Incense.
fij'flT.fpsn (W) \.f. A medicinal
bark.
ft-sr.sfeffeO 2./. Hail.
fP>IT.anfq (fa;) 2. m. Bitumen.
fiwreT (si) I n. Benzoin or
fw^T.ÎT (*') Iron.
ftrwiPfl:-^) 2. 3. / The lower
timber of a. door. m. Birchtrce.
(514) 1 . . The flower of the
plantain tree ; hail ; mushroom.
/. (-1) Earth, earthworm ; kind
of bird. m. Sort of tree, and fish.
fi#t*V3i W 1- . A mushronm.
fu^.qa: |^:) I. m. Elephantiasis.
fn'aVg'SW) 1- !. A bee ; arrow ;
fool ; war. [stone (hard),
firav Co) 1. n. Storax. a. Like a
fWT*U W) l.m. A mountain.
f(l9l'ra^('s^;) 1. m. Following more
than one occupation.
fwl^.Bfn (ftt:) 2. /. Livelihood
by gleaning or extra occupation.
fa#TSl(iq:-ast-iO) a. Produced from

stone, l.n. Benzoin or storax.
faeili'fa-i-Tr-'r") a. Idem ; sandal

fllVJVS (bjTi) 5. to. Garuda.
ftRH (W) 1. n. An art, mechanical art ; sacrificial spoon.
fawi^ |aj) l.n, A magical drama.
fnW.aj'li^ (*) 5. Handicraft.
farW.aJK (T.-) 1. tn. An artisan.
fnW.f^T (îr] 1. /. Mechanical
skill. [shop.
filW.WJ(sj-*fl 1. n.f. A workfuf^* (aj:-ajt-ai) a. Mechanical,
n. Handicraft ; a drama.
firfwsr (^-fBUflVfw) a. Relating
to an art ; an artist. /. (?[) A
drug anil herb. [shop.
ftlfaj.jrra (M-fX) 1 -n. /.A workfafan Wi (W) l.n. A treatise on
works of art.
faWpMT-**) m. The deity Shiva,find bliss; the Vedus. I. /.
Durgd. n. Happiness, auspiciousness ; water, a. Happy, prosperous.
fira;or (sji) 1, m. A post to which
cuws are tied.
fiW.BK (TO I . m. A Jnina of the
last age. a. Propitious.
ftrr.^W m. An attendant
on Shiva ; Vishnu, a. Praise of
Shiva.
fsr^.nfTI (fill) 2. m. One of the
Jainas of the past age. a. Prosperous ; praising Shiva.
fstT.H*H3T (51:) I. m. The planet
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Bm ( 765 ) fitfa
fit*.** (Tl-TT-*) a. Propitious,

auspicious,
fk^Trttft (*t) 3./- Festival to
SAta, on Ihe 14th of the dark
half of Mdgha. [to Shiva.
fwT.Wl(TT) I- / A female devotee
ftW.7)Tfir(ffr:-fji:-fn) n. Propitious,
fj^fl (-n) 1, n. The discus of
FwAas. [tree.
fn*.^l* (X!) 2. m. TheDwaduVn
flW.^filW! (WO I./. One of the
divine mothers.
fa*.*T?l (1ft) 3./. Durji.
filW.tiig'OP) 2,m.Theroilk.stone,
opal or chalcedony.
fiR.3*t(tt) 3./. Bsw/nu.
ftt^.Rnj (i);) 1. m. jEschynomene
grandifiora ; crystal. 1 . f. Durgd.
n. Seeds of the Eleocarpus.
(<Bt) 3-/. /Am.
faff-K^ (0 "' Whe y of boiled
rice, or pulse when fermented.
firg.-^r*? {:-'-) m.The mango
tree; gigantic swallow wort. I.
/. Pdrvati. a. Dear to Shiva.
fawyr m. Aboil,
fjj^.iftsi (ai) 1. u. Quicksilver.
ftR.ITiat: (*;:) 1. m. jEschynomeae
grandifiora ; the moon,
fjrflrq(g) 1. n. The seed of the
Eleocarpus. [prientalis ; Durgd.
ftRI^t C*\) 3./. A flower, Ce/d's
fitÎ.fsm iÔ 1. m. A gout,
l*Wpjf (fJTO 2. m. A dog.
fir^TSlU (Jf:) 1. m. Red (u/o or
basil, n. A cemetery ; temple
of Shiva.
fiRT.wf*(f?r.-i 2./. A plant, Cellit.

fsjfV (ft:) 2. m. A beast of prey ;
a birch tree ; ninne of a king.
fwfMlT (HiT) 1. /. A pdlki, a
litter. [Shiva.
fafVfqs (v.) 1. m. A name of
fefl": (t:) M, A camp ; a guard ;
sort uf grain, [litier.
fttflXU iW-) I. m. A pdtti,
WW* (^;-Tr-<) u. Unhappy.
fiWflHI ITT) 1./. Wish to sleep.
fnwftl3 fti-V-*) a. Wishing to
fnfnrCC) 1. m. Frost, m. n. Cold
season, a. Cold.
fnfirr.WTIt I. n. Dewy season.
faj W) 2. m. The young of man
or any animal; an infant, a child.
filSJT 1. m. A porpoise; a
child ; a tree. [child,
fulj.nr** (^ : ) 1 Weeping of a
fin^-Hr^ (nO I. m. A book on
cliildish grievances or crying.
fwm.JTWt (*cr) 1. /. Double jasmine, [rity.
fi^H (w) I. n. Childhood ; minofs!U.ttra (W.) 1. m. A king of In.
dia killed hy Kris/ma.
filO-TO* (0 1. m. /Am; a
plant, Nauclea cnrdifotia.
finjITW.TÎ 0*T) 5. m. JEWsAaa.
fim.flK (T:) 1. m.The gangetio
or heavenly porpoise ; Vishnu.
fw^.^TCqr (Wj) 1. m. A wild goat.
fira.Tm* (Jr) I. m. Idem.
f)!5T(W!) I. The penisfnfa.^'SI (li-n-^J n. Innocent ;
guilty.
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ft* ( 766 )
fww Wlfil 1. a. To hurt, [fir)

w^fTF, 1- a. inofv 10. o. To
leave a residue. With fr. to
excel, and fnfawflT, 7. a.
To distinguish or individualise.
fire(8:-HT-e) a. Obedient, docile :
ordered, trained, select, m. A
chief, a courtier,
faCTI(HT) !/ Civility, docility ;
remnant. [state.
firs-wn (wr) 1. /. A council of
fire.TOnm: (5) 1. History or
tradition of eminent men.
fil*rTC<*>*K) Well behaved.
n. Good manners.
ftrtS (ftO 2. /. An order; a
punishment ; ruling,
ftraj (<n:) 1. m. A pupil, scholar, ;
passion, violence.
faa.firf [ftlj 2./. Correction of
a pupil,
ft* (at:) 1. m. Incense.
2. * To sleep. With
prep, ^fir, to exceed ; Mv, to
ahidc; *i to doubt.
ItUiHO 3-/- Sleep, repose; devotiull i tranquillity,
lit* W.W) 1- To wet or
moisten. (*) W<T 10. a. To
endure, touch, wet.
(V) I. Thin rain, drop of
a. Abounding
with rain, mist, &c.
JITS (if) a. Quick, si. Parallax.
n. adv. Quickly, swiftly.
WVH.JT (JR-JrHlj a. Going quickly
or expeditiously.
*TH.JCTftrI tfMWl-fif) a. Idem.

iftB.^H^ (*:) 1. A do sTwtH.aiÎW {^TT) 5. m. A plant
{Ctcsalpinia bonduccella).
tftWm(vn) 1./. Quickness.
sftUflftlW Oft) 5. m. A good archer, good shot. [tious.
*tHrHrw {wr-^T-w) o. ExpetliT^ftTO o. Quick, m. S,- Vishnu ; fighting of cats,
stw (Jf) 1. n. Cold, coldness ; water, a. Cold ; idle, dull. n.
Name of a tree. 1. /. Wife of
Rdma ; a furrow.
1. m. Cold weather or
the cold season ; lazy man ; a
plant ; a scorpion.
jfcT.W-lwW l.n. Winter.
Sltil.aST*!* (W'-*t-*) Wintry.
ntJT.S* (^FO I. A religious
penance of drinking cold things.
V\n .gi<K (HO l.n. A flower, Neriui odorum.f. (~\) Aquatic plant.
xTta.^KlO I - n. Refined borax.
sfttMrai (=$) I. n. White *andni.
rlfl.n(nO 2. m.The moon.
ul.-^raR (*:) I. m. A lamp; a
mirror, a. Pleasing, satisfying.
tfr?T5n(wO 1-/. Coldness.
WlK.^Tcsf) 3./. A plant, CiW
pentaphi/Ua.
Jrtft.WT (TO I. m. A plant, Ardisea solanacea.
HftT.'nfaS'TK'lt) 3./. A medicinal
rout, Kdkali. [di/olia.
iftiT.HHfM*!) 3./. Hem ; Sirfa cor("ft) I. m. The SirisAa
tree. n. A fragrant grass.
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iftwr ( 767 ) *W
wTn.3*r* (*) I. a. Storax or bennfri.iR (:) Lw. Camphor.

wta.HUT (^:) 3. m. The moon.
*tW.Ht^ fti) 2. /. Arabian
jasmine.
tfftr.HTfanr (wt-ftpfl-fai) a. Eat.
ing cold victuals.
ftH.^WB (;) 1. m. The moon;
camphor.
*T.wflf* (NO 2. Mi The moon.
Rhr-I^V O) 1 . n. The root of the
Attdropogtm muricatum.
tfm.m (BflJ 1. m. A lamp.
iftw.VT 5 - m - ^ mooa '
wVnw (w ; -irf-'=f> a. Cool. m. A
plant ; a Jaunt ; a ceremony ;
moon. /. (T) and ("I) A plant;
smnll-pox. n. Green vitriol; storai ; sandal; lotus; pearl ; coldness.
tRWm(KT) !/ Coolness.
WB-m (V) 1- m- Sandal.
tfpnB.ÎJr (WO 1 . m. A cool wind.
(T:) 1. uii A plant
(Marsilea quadrlfolia) .
tfpm-lBt [*t) The 6th of Mdgha
when cold food is eaten,
lftlf-fiw W) I. n. A sort of resin ; rock salt. m. Fennel ; a
WlH SJW {*:) 1. Barley,
(frl.** t*0 I. A tree. Pi/a.
a. Enduring cold.
wtw.Xt W-Î-T) a. Removing
cold.
XtlimW) l. m. Camphor; the
jTWrf* (iTi-WT-^f) a. Affected by

cold.
*t"T^ <^ ; > m Scorbutic disease of the sums.
wtflTfj! (ft:) 2. m. The snowy
mountains. [ing.
wltTTfi (^:-^T-^) a. Cold, shiverty-*fj<-q) a. /Am.
'TIT'S 1 *. (ITT) 5. m. The moon
gem, crystal.
wtnt.WR 1. m. Final emancipation : coolness ; composure.
tfHrnw (H| 1. n. Water.
iftir.wrc (t:) 1. m. Uttering a
sound expressive of pleasing
sensations.
jf|Fp (Ml-Wr-ftf) fl. Ploughed, tilled ; that may be cooled.
>j(u:-Ta) 2. n. n. Ilum.
Wtlj.jrw (^0 1. m. A plant.
^tg,tt(q : .'?|} 1. m. S./. A drinker
of spirits.
wl*t {n-TT-'T) a. Thick, congealed, m. A fool ; large snake.
RWrf-aWflrT) X.f. A flower, NyelanlAes Irislis. [to boust.
ifa (Tt.V) htt 1 . d. To praise;
iff*)?- 1. m. Thin rain.
tftuKWO l.m. SMWj ahull.
JttlHIT (stfsnysf) a. Dispersing.
("CO I. . A large snake, Boa.
(wi-ini-m') q. Thin, wasted
Wtwjn (m) !./ Emaciation.
jJli-Hl^lI (WT) I. /. A plant,
miotdtet cardifoUa.
ifti.T* (10 l.m. A tree, Pterorpermum acerifolium.
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m^.n^lÔ t. m. Yataa.
HtA.jjfj*r (HI) I./ Fennel.
lm.e>a CB) I. n. A water-melon.
1?rWcf*-f*-f*} Mischievous ;
tt$ () l.n.The head.
Wt^W <3f) I. n. A helmet; the
skull ; award, nt, Riiha.
tt**-W (*St:-ir-ei) a. Staying
on the head ; agreeing to pay a
Wl5.*lfn (^-f!T#I-f) < Heheading ; injuring or striking
the head.
*rf.t< (^:) 1. m. Decapitation.
^p?.^* (nr:-^-*) a. Meriting
decapitation. [tnting.
(<tf*#tf<) " DecapifiA.WiJ (*r--*n-*3) Meriting
decapitulion.
ntwlCa] 1. n. A helmet. a. Clean
unentangled hair ; a chieftain.
Wt>Mra N) 1. A helmet.
Stafff I. o. To medilate; to
Vf orship ; (f%) to exercise ; ()
to weiir, to possess.
f\m 1- <* Nature, disposition ; good conduct, m.
Large snake, a. Possessed of;
versed in, well behaved.
\m* () 1 n. Quality ; convertft^-WK ixwt) Having good
#t<S|sr (^) 1. ij. Careful study.
WWI(r(VrH-'mV?fr} a. Of a good
or amiable disposition.
I ijl<=!.rn (ni-W-'B) a. Moral, virtul STlw.^wrfl CS:- , ni-'ai a- Well dis. posed, well behaved.
WlpSTi (fl:-Hr-Tf) Versed in ;
I possessing. [Boa.
1 sit^lqT) 5. m. A large snake,
fN?f (3) 1. n. An aquatic plant,
Valisneria ; storax.
Rlqr^m? (:) 1. m. Salutation.
TGOflTC [T:) A porpoise.
Uprep. Handsomely, elegantly.
TZ* itpsfa 1. o. To go.
S3* I. m. A parrot; prop,
name. k. A drug and perfume ;
cloth ; fringe ; turban ; plant.
TC^T.*^ (<) I. II. A fragrant root.
IJ^.faBt (FT) \.f- A plant. parrot's beak. [riritka.
SjSC.jr^ (^:) 2. n. The 3fimosu
(*0 1. m. Son of Fjwsa.
33ir.l! (0 1. m. Mimosa sirisha.
UH.^TW (W) 1. /. A plant, parrot's beak.
l.m.A tree, liigaonia
Indica.
%pt.fmm% (*0 ! m - Fhcr of
U.S^[ CÔ ' Sulphur.
5J*-3^W I- i A perfume and
medicinal root, Gdnthidla.
sam.fsmi (ut) 1 ./. The rose-apple.
H*M adv. Quickly.
U^.^S l^') 1- " A perfume.
HV.mi (:) 1. i'. The pomegran ate.
TTJflT.'^WtT) Kdmadeva.
S3Tîf(i(:)l.ra.Thepomegnniate.
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XIW IH T 1. /. A plant, parrot's beak.
UH (*f) I. b. Flesh i sour gruel :

an acid; harsh speech. 1./.
Sorrel, a. Sour ; clean ; harsh.
tgn 2. / A pearl oyster ; a
conch ; a cockle -, a perfume like
a shell- fish ; a skull cup ; a curl j
a weight; a disease of the eyes,
mflni (T) 1. / A pearl oyster ;
H%Cri) A pearl.
<%.3 (0 . Prl oyster
shell. [oyBter shell,
lafw.t* (*) 3- / Cover of the
UfT|.WS(-H0 3./. Mother of pearl.
Ufttnw (nrw ) 5. m. One of the
seven principal mountain ranges
of India.
HfH-^t** () 1. n. A pearl.
Ufj|*ni(,W:J I. m. Dusty spots on
a pearl.
1JW 1. m. The planet Venus
or its regent ; fire ; name of a
month. April-May. n. Semen
virH ; disease of the iris.
smr.W*: (tO 1. m. The marrow of
the bones, a. Spermatic.
SJW.HWf*) 5. m. A peacock.
ISV.H (W) 3./. The marrow of the
bones. [a. Spermatic.
UTO (Wl) 1 . /. A fragrant grass.
TJT.W (*.:) 1. m. Friday.
JFS.fww I.'m. A demon ; a
Tiian. [Venus.
SI*rpm8 tfO I- m - Regent of
Ufim (V^l-it) a. Sacred to SAk-
UW (Wi-WI-Wt) a. White, m. Astronomical yoja ; light half of a

month. 1. /. Sarashaati; candied sugar, n. Silver; fresh butter ; albugo.
imr.^TTC* IT:) I. m. A gallinale

QMT-VtK W-WT-W) a. Innocent.
IHjrsi (ai 1. n. Whiteness.
SUt.-^rtl (7^:) l.nt. An aquatic
plant, Trapa bhpiaosa.
TBinnSrOlO 2.m. Chalk.
OTnVtnj (^:) I- m. The light half
of a month, from new to full
Tjajr.gm (wji) I. in. White Ama.
ninths a jasmine. l./.Aahrub,
sun- flower.
Tjff.^T (TO 1. m- A small tree,
Vita nigunilo.
IJft.TC (Wi) 1. m. A proper name
of nine Jainas. [the eye.
SJMMWT () 1 The while of
UW.^ni (i:) 1- m. Class of white
objects, as the conch, pearloyster, cowrie, &c.
W^m() I. m. A crane.
TOSfiTT (Ti) 1. '"-A peacock.
XCTRTTnTfT!) I. m. Idem.
ljflBHHW) 5. m. Whiteness.
I]lA.T^ (*) 1 - n. Making white.
UWt.WlI(iri-*rt-Tfj Made white.
nWTqi (m) I./. Candied sugar;
any white stone.
Sjfa (twO 2. m. Air, wind.
SJT (T:> 1 *> The Indian fig tree ;
hog plum. 1./. Calyx of a bud;
waved-leaf fig; awn of barley.
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SjftT^(ft> 3. m. Indian fig tree.

W^fw 1- o. To regret, grieve
for. <V3,T*:)'Sr* r r r 4.!i.Tobe
wet; clean ; to smell ; to wound.
*T*0J 5. /. Sorrow, regret ; cajjf*T(f^0 2. M. Whiteness; a
name of fire ; hot season ; tried
friend j purity, virtue, a. White,
clean ; pure, pious ; correct.
JWIiW (V-IT-^) Removing
sorrow. [grief.
JMTflfcr (Wi-m-ir).p. Given up to
ljf^?f (V-HT-lf) a. Sad ! pure.
Ufw(Jn) 1./. Purity.
UfVrt'K^tO 3./. Sipping water;
rinsing the month.
Sjflnfaffw) 2./. Crystal
Ufa-Of^C^ft') 5. "> The moon.
ljf*J.m (ff:-nr-Ti) a. Devoted to
purity. [ing.
SjrwftrH(fl>SI-Ti) a. Sweetly smilt^rf)^fil I. To bathe;
distil ; squeeze out ; churn ;
pain distress.
Ijit^Ha') 1 . a. Heroism, prowess.
1JI (ftr) fcafn, wistrfir, also (B
TPUffl, qmiFil 1. 10. o.To be
hindered, lame, lazy or dry.
UV (it) uwfil 6. o. To go.
*flrw-*) 2. 3. /.Dry ginger.
UWWU Idem.
Tjq() 1. m. Eiudation from
the elephant's temples. I./. A
tavern ; spirits ; hippopotamus;
proboscis ; lotus stalk ; a whore,
a bawd.
XFH* (V.) 1- m. A distiller.

iyrfi.trm(JT)l . n. A dram shop.
33*STT (tO 1, m. A distiller.

Utsra (!:) 1. . An elephant.
nteVT (TT) 1./ The soft palate.
Uf^r. (<St> 5. m. A distiller; an
Sift (ft?;) 2-/. The Sett? river.
Jig* 2. 3./. /dm.
51 (3[:-t-i) a. Pure, mere, faultless, white, n. Rock salt.
W-anf*lfc) 2. /.Side of arightangled triangle.
1S*.*T <T : > 1 - m - An aM trcsfia) t.n. Parity.
535.^(^-^1-^) Having
white teeth.
SJS.Î (^-sfc-ft) a. Of pure intellect, [of killing.
TSl.'HI (V) 1. Common way
SJVlfil (fif:) 2. m. A /aino pontiff of the last age. n. Sincere,
clear headed.
sjj.W (*&i-^) a. Of good
colour or caste ; well lettered.
Xtt,*firaST (*T) 1. /. A plant,
Menispenmm glabram.
Ug.nnpj; {W:-^!!^:) a. Cleanly
dressed.
(m-wt-Ri) a. Pure.
S3lTnT(W} 1. n. A figure of
rhetoric.
mrlWit'H:) 1 .m. A seraglio, haram ;
king's wife or concubine.
SJara.tJTBjBj (<s:) I . m. A evamASlSPfl.W (^) 5. /. A change of
key in music, [rhetoric.
IRFT^fir (fw>2. f.A figure uf
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X3% (fti) 2./. Cleaning ; purity ;

correctness.
Ijfir.^rH (w) a. Clean, pure.
UTH^T (*:) 1 . m. King of Kapila,
father of Sikya.
Xjir^tT.QTT 1. m. S<%a, the
founder of theflaBayAa sect.
SII (H)50Xlfir 4. a. To be or become pure*
1SK(*:) l.m. A dog.
JJ.TnffK (TO l.M.JiMbw.
Xjf-T (Pft) 2. -. A dog./. (1) A
bitch.
Uf*arJ pqs-qMt) a. Suckled by a
bitch.
JpfWî) l.M. A number of dogs.
1. 10. a. To bear become pure ;
SJW (agO 2. m. Fire.
TpfJ (sji-sti-^) a. Empty, void. n.
A cypher ; many dogs.
UH W l- c. and (w)
SjwffT 6. a. To be splendid ;
beautiful ; to kill, hurt, itwfn
I. a. To apeak.
TjH (:) 1. m. Good foriuae.
Happy, handsome, splendid ;
eminent, m. Astronomical yoga.
1. /. Many gods ; friend of
Bury,! ; bent grass ; light, lustre, beauty.
Spnit*l:-*l ! -*J>a- Happy, for lunate.
(C-W-ft-O Propitious.
*J.sjliPUqi) 5. n. Virtuous act,
honest occupation.
UW.1FW,W) a- Auspicious.
UM.JIUI:-in-*)n. Happy ; elegant.
SIW-W* a. Propitious./.
C\) Purvati.
UW.^ te-*!-*) a. Propitious.
UW.îV ("SO 3. /. Elephant in
the N. W. quarter ; woman with
good teeth.
(<j) 1. n. Happy result.
UW.WU (TP) 1. nt. Auspicious moment.
SJfl.TTW (*!) I . m. Perfume for
the mouth. [posed.
UW.iflW (Wi-*T-tf) . Well diaWT.WWt (Wt) 3. /. Sacrificial
room or hall.
HWrfl. (#l)3./.The wife of Kama ,of Kawra ; a handsome woman,
SQWHIICr (TT) 1. /. A female attendant on Durgd. a. Virtuous.
Wn^W(W01- A tree, Hypermthera morunga.
UWpPt (*:.*ir-*t) a. Handsomefaced, [lunate.
SjWTp** (W-WT-lf) a. Happy ; forSJflTHTTr (Tr) 1. /. Well-shaped
woman. [and
33HnOT (w>WI-W) o. or n. Good
a- Evil, bad.
U(w)l' m - White colour; sandal.
. Talc ; silver ; green vitriol.
1. /. Ganges; crystal ; bumbu
maona. a. White, Bhining.
(W) 5. in. 36th year of
the Indian Cycle.
SOT.^T (fin 3. /. Elephant of
the N. W. quarter.
*W*flB(tW) 2. M. The sun.

Srtna (ip) 2. m. The moon ;
camphor.
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Jjfij (5f ) 2. m. BrnAmif.

{jl () S3*nftr 6. a. To shine, be
handsome; hurt ; speak. [?(!.
J3"il(^:)l.i. Demon slain by DurU"H.9lfif>ft 3. / Durgtt.
TQU.gr (Oft)l. n. 3./. A city and
district.
UW.iiflpft <^t) 3./. Durgd.
(i.Tr*) ni 4 - * To nurt 1
to be stupid or insensible.
SJWt(T) Td 6 P ellc i
to gain ; to create ; to forsake.
%m (m:M) \-m-n. Toll, duty j
present ; pledge ; domestic property of the wife.
Sjm^jr* (IT) 1- Place or object of tax.
Rt,Tf<l (f*0 2. /. Loss of tax,
dower, &c.
(if) 1. n. A cord or rope.
S3*T rtOHWlfw 10- . To measure ; create.
(Wt-*ft-^ft-*t) A rope. n.
Copper ; institute ; quantity of
mqft(ft0 2. . Sulphur.
SJSjhKbt) 1 . /. The wife of SAbA.
ST^TS (TnT- 1 **.*:) ft. Heard (
having heard.
Ijwnt (sjt:) 1 . m. A servant.
USUI (tI) L n. Service, serving.
SJflt! 1. / Idem ; saying ;
wishing to hear.
U^T.W [ti KM 1 ) a- Diligent in
service. [ent.
a. Serving i obediUW W)Sji0l4. o. To dry.
H*(*0 1. M. Drying; hole in the

ground.
Sjf, (fui.'tl) 2. 3. /. A hole ; drying; groove in the fang of a
snake.
Sjfat (C-ft-V) Perforated, n.
A hole ; a wind instrument, m.
Fire ; a rat. 1 . /. A perfume ; a
Tjft^l (:) I. n. Air, wind.
T3BS(iqi:--Bfil-SR) a. Dry ; gruundless, unprofitable,
sjs^n (TTt) I./. Dryness.
*r6$.Bre () 1. ft. Dry flesh ; driIJKfi'* (W:-WT-lft-) 1. m. /..
/(fern, a. Euting fish or flesh.
Usqf.^t [<) 1. b. Groundless enmity.
SJtî.n^ ;:) l.m. A scar.
^Tfl (ft) 3. /. A lizard, a
chameleon.
5TJSbjt (if) 1. n. Rice in the husk.
ijHffTi? (jf") l.n. Dry ginger.
5rjsn (aa) I. m, The sun ; fire.
1. ra. Idem; wind. a.
Light ; strength.
SHTWOflT) 5. m. Fire. b. Light,
lustre ; strength. [bright.
Qfa*l (Wt-fW'fVfa) Strong;
Sj*(jr : -*)l.m.n. The awn of baricy ; compassion. 1. /. Cowsch.
SJbjw (w=) 1. m. Barley or bearded wheat ; tenderness.
UW.rft* (30 1. m. A caterpillar.

(*) 1. ft. A kind of grass.
JJ*.*IRI (nj) I. n. Avraed or
bearded grain.
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ftfil (Pw-*ft) 2. 3. /. CowB ch. [sow; a moss.

1. m. A hog./. (1) A
SE^.yiHl) n. A bell.
K ^T j gl 'ti l (fir) I. /. A kind of
TJ&Xf 1. in. A restive horse.
(flH-"^l-'R[) o. Awned,
bearded /. <?ft) Cowach.
SS*.fttn (*TI) 1./. Cowacb..
SSwfufrl (flr-*) 2. 3./. /.fern.
Sjarrgf (50 I. m. A gem, perhaps
amber. [(grain.)
sifirsr. (*t-firft-ftt) o. Awned
UJWW:) 1 . m. A fish in general ;
a fragrant grass.
33^1 (gr-gir-qi) a. Minute ; fine.
m. Fraud; universal spirit.
(If:) 1. m. A shudra or man
of the 4th tribe. /. 5T or J"Tt,
woman of /(few.
3prm ( ITT) 1 . /. State of a shudra.
TO'** ("> The duly of the
sSurfra tribe.
T&'WH (;) 1. m. Man of a higher
cuate mho has become servant
to a shudra.
Spf.fiifaTT Of) 1. n. Alms from a
shudra.
SS?.*rfir (S:--t-<) a- Having
many sAuifra*.
SBt-W* (J:) 1. m. Priest of a
shudra.
l&.rm l. m. Country of a
lAadra king. [a shudra.
VX tf* tffc) 2. / Occupation of
KH-HreW (tf) 1. B . An edict or
grant to the 4th class.
TKSPrftBiw (w) I.*. Marrying a

shudra woman.
woman.
SISTflT (") / A plant,, PriSS5T*^r (f) 1. a. Marrying a
TOjSfcw (<t) 5. m. A man of a
higher caste who has a shudra
wife.
TgST.WH^ 1. >b- Husband of
a shudra woman.
Him (if :-sii.i) a. Swelled, grown.
1./. Slaughter house, shambles;
soft palate .
JITf^n (TfT) 5. m. A butcher.
7=U (^:-^r-^) a. Empty; lonely,
n. Sky, atmosphere; a dot; a
cypher; a vacuum. I. /.Hollow
reed ; prickly pear.
DCT.5w NJ 1. b. Empty house.
TRSIH (is) I, n. Emptiness.
SjJU.irw ("Ji)l. m. A hollow reed.
TTJTa^Tf^W (^1) 5. >b. An atheist ;
a Bauddha.
ai."]11 tfi 1. n- Empty place.
Uar-W (W-WT-W) a- Emptyhanded.
UUWIf (5T:-in-ii) a. Expanding.
TKt (*i*)^3în 10- d- To be valiant or strenuous, ft.f)
4. </. To hurt ; to be stupid.
?SX (5=) 1. m. A hero; Krishna's
grandfather ; a lion ; a boar ;

sun ; Sal tree.
((:) 1. m. An esculent root ;
a plant, Bignonia.
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IJ^HW (w:) 1. m. A kind of

bird'
MW I (Tn) I./ Heroitm.
m . ^^ (TO 1. m. 2nd /wna of a
future age.
(M) I. . Vaunting.
VC.nfm Cd) 5. m. A boaster.
aj^.1R (aiO l-m.il/ein.
(Hi) 1. tn. The country
about Mathurd; name of a
3jtJ (*) ijtjiFh 10. o. To mete or
measure.
1^4 (i5;-iii') 1. m. . A winnowing
basket ; measure of two dronas.
f. ( 1) Jrfwn ; toy for children ;
sister of Rdvana.
jjw* (W.) 1. m. A demon, enemy
to K&ma.
â.W(is) 1. An elephant.
Jiuwrcifff (fin) 2. . Kdma.
U^.iTWT(WT) X.f.RSemtt sister,
^.fir*: CO 1 m - A basket of
winnowed corn.
TjAxntf (*f ) 3^ / A aort of bean.
TTfo.^nrfW:) I. m. Air agitated by
the winnowing basket.
{t:) 2. m. An elephant,
snfl (w) I. m. An iron image.
IfS* {f*;-tff) 2. m . 3. /. tt,T g gffT 1- To disorder; to
make a load uoixe ; to impale.

(fi-'l l-m.n. Pike, Wade,
spit ; sharp pain ; death ; banner ; astrological yoga. I. /. A
whore ; stake for impaling.
TZmw (.*;) 1. w. A restive horse.
UW.<mrst (*f) 1. n. Iron rust or

filings. [pain.
3JW.TT(-n-li)n.R*movrag Ebarp
IjW.trnnr(^l) 5. m. Shiva.
-3SÎ.VK(K-)X.m. Shiva. l.f.Dwgd.
(^) 5./- Durgd. [salt.
SJÎ.THIT (if) 1. n. White Sochal
JJw.aTiT (WO 1. m. A hell.
(*) 2. m- The castor-oil
(Wi-Wl-^l Havbg in the
hand a lance.
Î^TT "U 5 - m - Assafostida.
IjWTinr (7i;-TtT-W) a. Roasted on
a spit.
TWTH (1?) 1. . Point of a lance.
S5ftpR(W) 1. b. Roast meat. m. A
hare.
TTffwfl (aft.fWVfa) m. A spearman | stake-bearer ; Mahddeva.
a. Suffering sharp pain.
Slfesr (W:) 1. m. Indian fig-tree.
7 *g|r*9l CWBT) 1. /. A medicinal
plant, Serratula.
SJW (i:-n-?S> a. Roasted on a
spit ; deserving impalement.
H^ttl 1.8. To bring forth,
propagate.
CfltTW (:) l.M. A jackal.
SJH^f ( Wi) 1 . m. Idem ; a demon ;
a poltroon ; a cheat; cross rann ;
Krishna./. ) Flight ; a fox.
SJitra.SOJW 1. in. A plant;
jackal's thorn. [jujube.
3?jrra.wrfti (f0 2. m. A aort of

SyJMW.BTOl*;:) 3./. A kind of cucumber ; fruit of the jujube.
Jjarfijffll (*?) 1-/. The female.
jackal ; flight ; a fox ; a plant,

Convolvulus. [a chain ; fetter,
V^q m. /. . A belt ;
WW (*0 1. A young camel
with clogs on his feet.
9|Vn ( <f T) 1 /. Concatenation ;
restraint. [tered.
BTfo'fl (n:-m-lf ) a. Chained, fetBT (f) l.n- A horn; a mark ;a
peak; elevation, dignity ; artificial fountain ; lotos ; very sharp
or fine. m. Nome of a sage. /
O) A fish and a plant -, gold.
ETT(*') 1. m. A medicinal root,
Of*! (^|) l./.Aplantsonamed_
BI"*t (TTW-^nt-Tff) a. Horned,
peaked.
VT.*C) I. a. Ginger.
(s) 1. n. Place where four
roads meet. m. An aquatic plant ;
Jimv C) 1. n. Idem ; a door,
m. Mountain of three peaks.
VWK(^0 m-Loê ; copulation ;
ornamental marks on the elephant's head. a. Cloves, redlead ; a fragrant powder ; ginger ; AgaUochum. [crested.
STITT (-WT-j) a. Horned or
VTTOn* (*) 1. n. Red lead.
BWWlfil (fin) 2. m. Kdma.
VTlftw("i-3?-w) Reddened ; impassioned.
tlR?r(Q-ft4t) m. The betel
nut tree; ardent lover; ele-
phant ; dress, decoration, a,

Fainted red, feeling love.
t of sheat fish
art of poison ;
JTfrflTf) 2./. As.

m. a. Gold for o;
UfW(*) 1. a. A
a plant, Betala. [
SjtT.^rsrBj (ar) 1. a. Gold for ornaWPrsj (W:-s?I-W) a. Horned, hi. A
lirfT*r(#t-fT*t-fT) 1. ra. An elephant ; mountain ; tree. / (">)
A cow ; Arabian jasmine ; heart
pea. a. Horned, crested.
7?t> (ft:) 2./. The hook for guiding an elephant.
SfJT (VS-VMrj a. Boiled.
53*1 (*) wifw 1 . d. To fart ; e. be
wet. (far) 1. 10. To insult.
W\ CgO 3./- The anus.
^ (ft> S?mfJT 9. a. To hurt, to
wound.
itw: CO) 1. m. A garland ; a crest.
/. O) A parasite plant, a. Root
of the Hyperanthera mcrvnga.
ircftrn (fl:-Tn-Tf) a. Crested, tufted, peaked.
ftl*t (*t) 3./. Understanding.
5*1(11) I./. /<fem.
ft*T (V:) l.m. The penis.
ilWTWW) l.rn. ValHmeria.
(*:) 1. m.The penis.
frro(i:) 5. n. /tfem.
Wftl (f*-*l) 2. 3./. A plant,
Nt/ctanthes arbor tristis.
ipsifwr (r) 1./. Idem,
i^fi (ft)3./. Understanding.

^s^wnvftl 1 . a. To go, lo move ;
to shake, to tremble,
(^0 2. m. A small tree, Cordia
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height (happiness, adv. Hail!
iprfa (fii) 2. m. A treasare belonging to Xiit'ern.
vprof itjj I. n. An aquatic plant,
Stw (^) I. n. Idem.
wftSW (W:-T-) a. Fast asleep.
ft^mpi(iT.--air-f) p. Expanding.
{M:) 1 . m. The king of the serpent race having 1000 heads ; a
killing, n. Remainder, end. 1 . /.
Flowers, &c. that have been
offered.
l.n. Last time; death.
IW.Hnt (MO 1. m. Last part.
*C*.Wn;(*,) a. Eating orts.
^.wam (i!) 1. n. Idem.
VM^t 1- Securing the
objector end.
W.^fw (ft:) 2. /. The last watch
of the night.
^flTfl(-a) l.n. Orts.
^TTTWI (WT> I./. Last state.
5 () irrw 1. d. To go.
StT (W) 1 . m. A young brdhman
in his noviciate. [brahman.
Sw (;) 1. nt. Child of an outcaste
Ifaftw (^r:) I. m. A plaat, Achyranthes a&pera.
VfQiiO) I. Quickness.
Veil (Hi) 1. n. Cold, coldness.

?!f*ra (Wl 1- Looseness, slackSni (W) 1. m. Charioteer of
Krishna. [cristata.
IrCtwt,*:) 1 - " A shrub, Barleria
W (Vr<4t>4) m. A mountain; b.
Bitumen, storax, collyrium. f.
Ct) Conciie interpretation of a
grammatical aphorism, a. Stony,
mountainous.
(*) 1. n. Storax or benzoin.
ijW.TZ* (aj) 1 . m. Slope of a hill.
5i.0! (:-WT-aj) . A fragrant
resinous substance, bitumen.
xheT.aPI (*T:) 1. m. A mountaineer.
Ifw.jp** (wrr) 5. m. Shiva.
1. m. Krishna.
^W.fsfjfira (^:) 1. m. Storax.
xhr.<rfa (fii:) 2. m. Himalaya.
tw.filftKfwja./. A stone-cutter's
chisel or axe.
$WH7) (qi-flt-i) a. Rooky.
XCW.T.W (*W) 1 . n. A cavern.
Uw.fitW^ (T) 1. Mountain top.
irw.fufanCU 1- The ocean.
V'W.ET (>') l.n. Mountain top.
ftw.WT 0*T-<) a. Firm as a
rock.
ifcrnr (if) 1. m. The peak of a
(B:) 1. m, A Jion ; a mountaineer, barbarian ; an attendant on an idoi ; crystal.
zraTfav (*<)) 5 - "" An ttWi a
dancer.
1. m. An impostor.
1. 1. An actor, dancer;
a cheat ; master of the band ;
.Beftree.
wwq (V) l.n. A fragrant resin,
perfume ; rock salt. m. A bee.
/ CQ Parvett a. Of a mountain,
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5vnmw (S) 1. SLirto or foot

of a mountain.
ftw<*-lft) 3./ Hardness.
HI (Tb--ff-1) 1. m. A worshipper
of Shiva; Valisneria. a. Of Shiva.
TIVW (V:) I. in. An aquatic plant.
u. A drug, Pamkdth.
WTfir* (wt) 3. /. A river in ge(vO 1. "i. Ad aquatic plant,
Valisneria octandra.
frc(3j:> 1. i. Ahorse in Kris/inn's
car i hero in the Pdndava army.
o. Of SAiuo.
WIPT (tf) I. n. Childhood.
8u.BTT (t:-^) a- Having the
form of Vishnu,
frenrrwrrtreT (*0 I. /. Instruction of youth, tuition .
ir(^l) iflfff 4.o.To reduce or make
small ; to whet.
1. m. Sorrow, grief,
linear (^T> I. /. Indulgence in
grief.
WW-fiTf <^> a. Removing grief.
WW.ffTTW (Wi-m-n'J n. Afflicted.
ifr**T (T:) 1- m- Dissipatiog
grief.
WT.^f^fl (fl!-Tn-*f ) a. Swooning
or overpowered with grief.
irrar.WTT ( <i) I . n. Place or cause
*T* Y*i (=HT-'sft-^) a. Destroying
grief.
1I*U<B a. Distressed.
wr^Tfir tftfi) 2. m. Deep distress.

WVlfiT.Wffl tW-m-H) . Greatly
distressed.
WT^^(^:-^T-^) a. Alleviating
grief. [pher,
$ntpPII^fcO 1. m. A philosoil*TVTW (nr-iif-if ) Removing
grief. [with grief.
irl*l.r*l*nr (TT ! -*n-i) p- Overcome
ilTTft [fx-.) 2. m. The Kadamba
tree. [grief.
^TWT^ (4-W-T!*) Pained with
itlW{64 (?:-?T-fl) a. Arising from
grief.
HTMf (*t) 1. n. Sorrow, grief.
Wl^'fW o. Lamentable.
Slfaif (H:-HI-ii) a. Afflicted.
H[f3rj^(^:-Bn-3d) a. Lamentable.
WTf-^tl (:) 1. m. Fire or its
deity. [flame.
*nf^ (ftp) 5. it. Light, lustre,
(î-^TT-^l) a. Lamentable ;
that may or should be purified,
iinw (*:) I. m. A low man.
W3 (?t) ! . m. A fool, a sluggard,
a rogue, a lnw man.
ij C*) I . d. To be red ;
to move.
itT* I, m. Crimson colour ;
reddish horse ; the Sone river ;
Bignonia flower ; fire ; ocean ;
red sugar-cane, n. Red lead ;
blood, a. Crimson ; red in the
face. [Indica.
itt*^r(*:) 1. Bt-A plant, Bignonia
Wm-XM&) I. a. A ruby.
[iri^ m. Bignonia Indka.
mfitT(7f) !. Blood; saffron, n.
Red, crimson, purple.
ifiWav (H-T-'tt) a. Drinking
bloud.
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wifwir.gr rt) i. - The city of

Bdndsur.
WfwwrftH tH!-irr-W) a. Stained
with blood.
ijfVSTTIW (w) l.lt. A ruby.
Slf<r[ (fll) 5. m. Redness.
ni (*) 1. m. A swelling.
Wl.StitftJ 3./. Hogweed.
Ura-f^TH. (W) 5./. Weni.
Wlf.T'l 00 5 - m - Marking-nut
plant, a. Removing swellings.
(W;-trr-tf) o. Purifying, m.
A refiner; the subtrahend.
5m*I {{) Faces ; green vitriol i cleansing; correcting;
refining ; subtraction ; payment.
m. The lime. /. ( A broom,
o. Cleansing, purifying.
StT9^ta(i:-*IT-*i) To be corrected or purified or paid.
9nfVl(W:- , !|l-'?0 a. Cleaned, strained, refined ; discharged.
irno (W;-tmo) a. That should be
purified ; payable, m. One accused and to be tried, n. A constant number to he subtracted.
jcru (nO 1. m. Intumescence.
imi^-W-MHHandsome ; bright.
/. (*n) Light ; beauty ; merit.
fira.wn.(7l)5. in. 36th year of
the Hindu cycle ; marking-nut
plant.
W^lli-ir-l') Beautiful, shin,

ing, becoming ; propitious, hi,
5th Yoga ; a planet ; an auspicious sacrifice, n. A lotus.
ijlwnMliO 1. m, A tree, Hypcranlhera morunga.
WWHT^fnr (n> 1. n. Good cor.S ffT B W (<9:-Wt-tf) a. Shining.

ihT (!) 1./. Light, beauty.
ItrWTT?! (W:) 1. M. A tree, Hyperanther a morunga.
infwif (TH-wi-TT) p. Beautified.
irnj^rfll^T (TT:-1I-5f) it. Grieving
5trq(^0 l.m. Pulmonary consumpI tion i drying ; swelling.
'. wnji* (W) 1. n. A destroyer.
itTTO ) 1 . m. One of the arrows
of Kdmadeva. n. Suction, drying up.
ilftff (W:-WT-tf) a. Dried,
in? ind. A particle of reproach or
contempt. [sorrow.
I.". A flock of parrots;
vm (K:-WT-*) a. Acid.
WlfrBW Acid, acetic ;
of a pearl.
ÎliW Co) 1. n. A pearl. [son.
ftrrari*! to) 1. AsortofpoiwrBUIW)!-". Whiteness.
("i}) I. a. Purification by Bbtution ; cleaning, purity.
Wj^.f^ft (M 2./. Rules of purification.
rgrWJc(T!) I. m. A rule or mode
of purification.
W l Qq (m) 1 >n. A washerman.
<^ !- '^ :_ '?* Wishin S t be
purified.
TTTZ (W)ji[lfs l.o.To be proud.
mt<;(Ti'Kl-<)a. Proud, haughty.
m. A hero ; an ascetic ; a proud
upstart.
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sjiz^di fdi') I n. Heroism ; pride.
9t* (*) WTRl I . a. To be proud.
IfrW (W-**t-*3) a. Drunk./. (3)
Long- pepper,
ifirjiy (si') 1. n. Pride, arrogance,
wrftwr 1. m. A distiller or
vender of spirits. [ted.
wrfwc a. Proud, elevaSon of a Sudra
woman by a man of higher
caste, a. Servile.
Srii^fif (fa;) 2. m. BwidAa.
Tfifsri (*r) 1./. A white variety
of panic seed.
aTTTO {*:) I. m. Name of an inspired legislator before Manu.
Wjf*r*(W:) 1. m. A butcher, vender of flesh-, hunting.
jfrn () 1. The city of Harischundra suspened in the air. m.
A divinity; betel-nut.
itmm o. Sprungfrom a
handsome mother, handsome.
innraprW I. m.TheSyuia tree.
wf*W (?ri) l. m. A juggler.
wft(fc) 2. m. A name of Vishnu;
planet Salitrn.
WJtJ (OJ: -off-IB ) o. Measured by a
winnowing basket.
Urai (is - ) 1, n. Valour, heroism ,
heroic drama. [by valour.
?l%qif5ST (IR-WMf) o- Acquired
ifpw (;-Vl-Wf) m. A superintendent of tolls or customs, a.
Belonging to customs.
Wfm* \ .m.Idem.
WTfW* (*.) I. m. A coppersmith.
5n*fi*(*:-*I-*)a. Of to-morrow.
Sfflftwi (rf) 1. Ephemeral
character.
JTWr? (^:-<t-^ - ) a. Relating to
beast of prey, wild, savage,
Jtmw (i-4t-ti) Eating fish
and flesh, n. Price of dried
meat. [sprinkle,
^ft (T*| %flfir 1 . a. To ooze ; to
(n:) 1. m. Sprinkling, aspern, [to sprinkle.
W*. (T^) SITwfi! 1- o. To ooze;
W (Wi-TIT-tf) a. Dropping;
zed. [sion.
sri?T (Til] 1 . m. Sprinkling ; aspermu lnd. Face or mauth.
UTWT* <*f) 1. n. A cemetery.
sjiirm.^Tftn(^-^- ft > 5 - m - /
A ghost. [AfoMrfeua.
ijr* (^l) 2.n. The beard,
^pa.^f (wt) 3./. A woman with
ijrs* a Bearded.
Tfl^.TiHT (*) 1 . in. A barber
ljpiqKUt:^:-^!-*) p. Hanging like
a beard ; looking bearded.
OT* Sffpffftf 1. r. To wink; to
TjfrgiT W I. ft. Winking.
ajftfarft (W-HI-ri) jj. Winked, n. A
wink. [thick.
JBT1 1. n. Stnoke. a. Sticky,
SjTSfl t:-WI-S) a. Black or dark
blue ; green, m. Sacred fig-tree;
cloud ; cuckoo. \.f. Young woman; night ; Bhude : Jamnd ; Indigo, n. Pepper ; sea salt. m/n.
Name of a number of plants.
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WTO (*0 1. m. A sort of grain.

1IH.W (V.) 1- di. A peacock;
Shiva; small bird.
WTO* frt) 1. a. Blackness.

Wm.V* (î) I. at. The Tamdla tree,
Xantkocymw pictorius.
Wmwre (I!-W:-Wt) a. Jet black.
(w-OT-tf) Of a black or
dark blue colour . m. Black pepper; religious fig-tree ; large
bee./. (1) P,rti/f.
WTH.lllT(rII) 1 . /.A creeper, Ichnocarpus frutescens.
WW(*) 1. M. A kind of grain.
WIHTf (Ti) I. m, The planet itfwraryor its ruler.
Wrm.jarr (mj) 1. /. Worship of
Dwyrf io Kdrtik.
Wftwi (vr) 1./. Darkness, imwrfim (Ti-nt-TT) a. Blackened.
WlWfw:] 1. m. A wife's brother./.
(T) Wife's sister.
WT^W(:| l.M.Zd, ftrar/. /dem,
(î-'ST-'r) a. Brown, [tree.
Wra.flS (s) I. nt. The mango
mTT.^,(r j nt- , B) a. Dark or black
toothed. [teelh.
WrT.^HflT (HT) I./. Blackness of
W(fl:*ai-Ht-7f) a. White. [fish.
Ww.WTOT (IT:) 1. m. A sort of
1. m. A hawk, a falcon ;
whiteness, violence /. (^) A
female hawk ; a kind of metre.
1 . n. Acting rashly ;
burning on a separate pile.
Also liPV.VCf^l.
dn.fqrtffij 5, m, A hawk feeder
or keeper ; a hawk-like receptacle fur sacrificial fire.

jflH.rftf*^ <fl) 5. m. Who lives
by selling hawks.
WWTntw (Hi) 1. m. Ordering a
woman to bam on a separate
funeral pile.
W (*) WW* 1. rf.To go.
d*MUIAI (m) 1./. Hawking;

hunting.
wmnr (bji) I. m. A plant, BigTO (T.") 1. d. Togo.
1t{T) **fir 1. Idem.
TO (f) TOfil ?rmf 1 . 10. a. To
give, used with the prep. ft.
TO, aefo. Particle implying belief
TO (f) TOT* TOlfil 110. n To
hurt; loose; bind. TiTTOfw 10.
0. To endeavour ; delight often ;
to march. TO^fil 10. a. To be
weak. (T) 'ITO 1. A To be
lax, to loosen.
TTO (if) 1. a. Tying; loosening.
W (r:.i|T-f) o. Trusting ;
venerating.
TO(W-*T) 1- a-/. Respect, reverence ; wish ; faith ; purity.
TOT.-S[H(W:-*n-w) a. Done in faith.
TOjfH* {W:-m-7i) a. Believing.
TOTHfl (W-flVti) a. Full of faith.
TOT.flK (W-Wt-W) a. Idem.
HI.Tftn(ir:-m-Tr) a.Unbelieving.
TOT5J (V-Sp-W) Faithful ; desirous./. Pregnant woman longing for any thing.
^$11* (tri-toYTO) a. Believing.
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( Wlfil 9-o- To set free ; to

gladden; to string together, (far)
iwfw, ir^llfw. I- 10. o. To arrange.
la* (=*[:) l.M. A name of Vilhm;
looseness ; loosening ; binding.
(f) 1. a. Stringing flowers ;
killing ; binding ; loosening.

^pSfW (fl:-7TMi) a. Strung ; overcome ; hurt ; loosened.
WW l.n. Boiling.
<*fv* iv.-nj-ii) a. Boiled. 1. /.
Rice gruel.
W.h'S) ITJtrfir 4. a. To labour
in acta of devotion ; to be weary
or distressed.
TO () I. m. Military exercise ;
labour, weariness. [toil.
^.8I(fJ) 1. a. Perspiration from
>*irw(":-^T-^) ra. A religious character, an ascetic, a beggar. 1.
/. Indian spikenard ; a fine or a
low woman, a. Following a low
trade, base. some.
*f.fV^n (sri-nT-ai) a. Trouble^.fflg; (*:-tT-) a. Done with
toil.
îrpr(i:-lir-TV) a. Exhausted.
a. Troublesome.
^fHn.(^t-fn^-fH) a. Laborious.
m (V.^) Wit 1 . if. To be care^ (flj) 1. m. Refuge.
^ni^ (IT) 1. a. Asylum, refuge.
(n in-'Sl a. That may be
defended or sheltered.
W (wo 1. m. The ear ; oozing.
*w! (*;-Fr-) m. a. Ear ; bear-
ing. 1. hi./. SAravana, the 23rd

lunar asterism. n. Service ; oozing, a. Produced under the sign
Shravana.
mi.ira (v.) 1. m. The ear.
^wTraanfCiff^) 5. m. A speaker.
^wif5<j(ii) 1. n. The ear.
ira-wr^ (if) 1, a. Hollow of the
outer ear.
?Wfl(w:)5- a. The ear.

WU [W) 1- An animal fit or
proper for sacrifice.
*flrW(W) 1./. The 24th lunarasterism, Shravishthd. a. Produced under the above sign.
ÊilW.ai (aft) 1 . m. The planet
Mercury, [should be heard.
TO (3j:-ail-f) a. That may or
TO.*rsi (3i) l.n. Poetry in general, excepting dramatical.
*r (mfw 2. a. To boil ; to sweat ;
Causal, to heat, to ripeD.
(J:-!l-i) a. Boiled, dressed ;
moist./. Rice gruel,
TI 0ff:-1T-T) n. Funeral ceremony to the manes, a. Faithful.
TO.*? PC) a. Making shrdddha.
^nxsriflsr (k) 5. Funeral rite,
'STtWW ) o- Making shrdddha.
UTT.^ [?;:) a. Idem.
(70 1. m. Kama.
^H.^m (wj) 1. /. Divinity of
the shrdddha. [dka.
^.W9T(as; 1 a. Eating at the shrdd*Wtf*V <M) I 71. Food left at the
snnfiWAa,
mfTH a. The object or
receiver of a funeral oblation.
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mf%n tft-ftfrfi) Idem.
Î*1(fl:-*lT-fl) 1. m. An ascetic, a.
Wearied; calm ; subdued.
*iit.<J*nrw (ai) 1. n. Affording
rest or relief to the weary.
Wfalffi:) 2. /.Weariness.
Wf (**} OTrfs 10. a. To call,
summon ; counsel, advise.
ÎF (ff:) 1. m. A month ; temporary shed ; time.
^mWnttO 1. m. A follower of the
principal Jaiaas.
*rn (iTi-flM) m. Refuge, shelter,
reliance, a. Sacred to Shri.
Ture (i-^t-5) a. Produced in or
on the best.
IPf 0*) 1. m. Oozing, fiowing.
ÎffBI (Bp) 1. m. The pupil of a
Jaina ; a crow.
*rrW1 Of:) 1. m. A month (JulyAugttst)-,an impostor./ (1) Full
moon in the above month, a.
Produced in it ; relating to the
ear or hearing.
*TTWT 0*0 ' The month
Shrdvana. a. Produced in it.
Wlhl iVî - Th at must be
made to be heard.
TTTnt (yH) 3./. A city.
jwftTrl(^-^l-s6) a. See ^rfffK.
^Trtrt CMi) a- Produced under
the nsterism ShravUhthd.
îftw (7r:-TT-W) f. Caused to be
heard ; read,
^rre See OT#t*.
ft (r) wpr 1. n. To serve. With
II. to have recourse to, avail
one's self of. depend on. be near.
employ ; with *ru, to quit -. with

and H. to be elevated ;
with pr and %v, to fall, worship,

rely upon j eipect.
(W (Wi-fl'-cl) a. Cherished, protected, nerved, connected with,
covered, possessing.
faSWW (*rsT-irtft-*H ) a. Ser ved,
honoured, resorting
fTPI{=II:-=qr-sfi)
ftt*("S) *ffcT 1
*t (i) ^falfa 9. e.
to.
a. Haughty, vain.
a. To burn.
Tocook
or dress, (fit) wfff, "*mfir I.

10. To satisfy.
(^0/ The goddess Lnfcsami',a name of several females ; prosperity ; fortune ; beauty ; state ;
fame, glory ; prestige; a prefix
^t.*"3 ) 1. Shiva i a country N. W. of DihlC
^fa**o^.w E ^ritt) I . m. Bhavabhuti the poet.
) 1. m. Kvvera.
l*z) 1. m. Vishnu. n.Red
lotus, a. Giving prosperity.
>ft,*rt( t V: ) l. m . A pen.
>ql.*l*fi (fl:) l.m,.Fu&Hi.
^t.wrct (tf> 3./. An antelope.
^t.WW(Wi-W)!. m. it. Sandal wood.
4t.nf^T {HI 1 . n. Minor dramatic
ift.mi {) l.m. FisAnu.
^.V% (1:) 1. m. A place for watering birds.
I. m. A Bauddha saiut.
n. Sour curds.
fl.^l(flE)l,n. A magical diagram ;
LYjiliZO'J L 1
astrological division of the

bodv ; wheel of Indra's car ; circle of the earth or globe.
^T.ai <w) 1, m. The deity of love.
4V^(^:)l.m.KnKern, god of riches.
>ft.W(K0 1- m. Vishnu ,-aJaiaa of
the past period.
^.ip*;* (*!) I.m. Kama.
tfr.fHntw (wo i. m. CwAbu.
ft.fiTOWW) 1. m. Jdem.
*.<rfj| (fitl) 2. m. Idem ; a ting.
'St.Wrts) I.m. A royal roaJ.
<t.Wtf*) I."- A lotus; a tree,
Prnna piwwa. /. (*T) A shrub,
medicinal plant ; cotton tree.
<ft.trfWT (m) 1. /. A medicinal
shrub, Kayaphak.
wt.fTO (S=) 1. Turpentine.
*S1T (Wl) 1- m. A hone ; Kama.
4tf(V) I.m. A fruit tree, Êfffc
marmelos.f. Indigo plant; mHic myrobalan.
(50 1- i". A fragrant grass.
^t.*rr* (Trr) 4. m. A horse.
4t>nr (ww-nflt-fl) m. A tree,
Tito, IV/aAfl ,- PtiSlW ; Kuvera. a.
Fortunate, prosperous, famous.
*t.TO(*:) 1 m. Garlick.
nt.fl^ (*) 1. m. The 7th year of
the Indian cycle.
^t.iJJB flr-WMl) O. Famous, fortunate ; prosperous.
*t.W (fli-ffl-'W) a. Idem.
^t-*X () 1. m- Turpentine.
^t.ÎH () 1. . The 3rd fldjo or
personified musical mode.
^l.rr (0 I. . ftdWAnarfrfl.
^t.H(-*I-*) Fortunate, rich.
'ft.TBJ (hjO L m. FtfA or his

mark (said to be a curl of hair
peculiarly shaped ;) hole for
stealing.
^tanflpl (tfl) 5- A horse with

curl of hair on his breast.
<fcntJ.CH (W) 5. m. Vishnu.
MrG&C*:) I.M. Idem.
^"^TW <* ; l m - Idem ^t.TTS (10 1. M, Turpentine ; a
lotus; Vishnu ; Shiva.
^ft.TTOidO I.M, Turpentine.
^.ffW(ijr) 1. m. The holy fig-tree.
qt.N* {*-) 1. m. Curl on the
chest of a horse.
*ft,-tz(e:) I.m. Turpentine.
^tt t0 1. . Vishnu ; RdinehanVt.W () 1 Cloves.
^.lyra^: 1. m. The moon.
^t.TftRtO*l)3./. The sun-flower.
* 3?Wl(a 1. a. To bear, ^[jf To
flow, to drop. With sfif or^H.
To promise, agree to ; withfV,
To be famons.
ratl(^0 2. m. A fruit, Fiacourtia.
gftf*T(W) I./. Natron.
WiT (Wi-HT-lf) <*. Heard, understood. It. Sacred science ; what
Jtfjsfrf* (fMfc) 2.M. A divine
sage ; benefactor. /. A river ;
wife of Bharata. a. Famous, cele^Jf.t^l (#1) 8 / Sarashuialt.
ipr.-Ht (*S-Kt-6 < Recollecting ;
having or observing the Vtdas.
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*H.fi (rt:) 2. n. A sage who has

heard, but not taught holy writ,
"jflflfl, (Tir-*jft-TW) p. Hearing,
having heard.
^KVtl.lJV {) I. m. The planet
SAuni or Solum.
1. . Citing the Kato.
winwnf.^rwij. (V-ar-i) a. Well
read in sacred science or the
Vedas.
swrfanfw .m-H) a. Knowing the
Vedas ,- minding them.
^ftr (flrt) 2-/. The Veins, scripture ; hearing ; the ear ; news j
a quarter tone. [snake.
if?!.** (Si) I. m. Penance; a
5f*I.S|tfi!7r(fI:-?n-7i) a. Taught by
the Vedas.
gfff.^T^JT (i) I. n. Doctrine of
the Vedas. [lawi.
*f>.oftfI(*l)l./. Law, code of
^fir.HWn: a. Hearing ;
studying the Vedas,
'fit^N 1. . Disagreement in
the Vedas.
*fnw; fti-w^f) a. See mwtx.
wfira (tft-firfl-fil) a. Hearing,
obeying ; observing the Vedas.
^fil.JTOW (ST) 1. n. The outer ear.
*fir.*Wf) 1. n. Rout of the ear ;
text of the Vedas.
(Tts-Wt-rt) a. Deaf ; ignorant of the Vedas.
mfn.frn (lO l""- Doctrine of the
Vedas. [ear.
^ffl.flW (-I-j)a.Delighling the
rfil.Wfr.fltPtW (Wi-V-w') n. Enjoined by the law and Vedas.
îflgsra lW) 1. m. Alliteration.

^BH (HK-JM-Je) o. Enjoined by
J the Fetfoa. [cial ladle.
ym*:) I. m. Sacrifice, u. Sacrifi53"^ (Tra.-wt-WW) a. Hearing.
WTUT*(*:-*T-*) p. Idem.
*f<l (frl-*t) 2. n. 3 / A line or
row ; a corporation ; a bucket,
^fmir ("St) 1. m. The name of one
of the kings of Magadha. l./.A
tent. [heaped.
**t.Wir (7T.--Tn-Ti) O. Put in rowa ;
Wl 3./. A set or succession
of substances ; arithmetic progression.
WW(wr-^t.*!) n. Virtue ; final
bliss ( prosperity, m. A Jaina
pontiff./. H) A plant like pepper, &c. 0. Beat, excellent.
reSt(>rl-T) a. Propitious.
fraiB a. Desiring final
bliss. [ority.
IV?* [') I. n. Felicity ; superiWrfU (:) 1. m. 11th Jaina pontiff
of this era. [bliss.
^r.fin_(*f-pafl-ft) a. Desiring
W.frc^w a. Increasing prosperity.
o. Best, oldest, m.
Kvvera; a king; a brahman, n.
Cow's milk.
5.nrtB (tf) 1 . The main pillar
of a house.
S?.JH a. Superior, chief
^BflT (31) \ .f. Excellence.
SffT*rfl(M:) I.M, The householder
*fw (it-fgtft.fa) m. An artist
eminent by birth, a. Best.
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* rtmtll) 1. a. To boil; to melt.

(51) 1 . n. Excellence, superiority, [late.
*TT (V) VTlfn 1. a. To Bccumti*m (:} 1. m. A cripple. 1./.
The constellation S/iravand; rice
gruel, a. Cooked ; matured.

Sift (fa-*) 2. 3. /. The hip and
loins ; a road, way.
*lW.fi** () 1. n. The hip, hip
end bins, hip lone.
%lf.fa^ (^1 1 . n. A string; worn
round the loins.
(<T:) 1. n. The ear ; acurrent ; organ of sense.
V1HS7 {H-.-m-ii) a. That should be
heard or listened to. [hear.
WtfWTfl (w;-*n-li) a. Wishing to
)7tr-*t-a) a. Hearing.
V]* (*) I. n. The ear. [ear.
W^.gw (fl:-T-) a. Pleasing the
^["îf^ ind. The senses.
(W:) 1. m. A bruhman
versed in the Fedos. n. Modest,
docile.
TfWHr (nr) 1. /. Conversancy
with the Veda*.
llfTq.^ () 1. , Property of a
brfihmun.
Î?T (w) I. n. Preservation of the
sacred fire ; observance appointed by the Vedas.f. Comparison
indicated by n particle. . Relating to bearing or to the Vedas.
îff.WB-ftnjr iht) 1./. A deed
sanctioned by law and religion.
WTW.WTLqjj (^:J 1. in. A duty so
sanctioned.
5 ) W
^l^fij I. n. Conversancy with
the Veda* i the ear.
interj. Exclamation on offering by fire to gods or manes.
ÎTrtf) I. n. The lotus.
(X- 3) ^SPSW 1 . d. To go.
'SW! n. Small, fine,

minute-, smooth; gentle, honest.
W, ITI TlfT 1. a. To go.
OTWVnfiT 10. n.Tobe flabby.
(*i:-*lMj) n. Loose, relaxed.
^STW () ^raft 1 . o. To pervade.
Sra nVl.A To praise,
flutter, boast.
WHf (9t) 1. /. Praise, flattery ;
service ; desire. [ed.
^[faff (ff:-WT-ft) p. Praised, boaat^gtW ( SI; -31 f-W)o. Venerable, praiseworthy.
f^fi (JO 2 - A servant t blackguard; lecher, n. Astronomy,
astrology.
fS (1) fulfil 4. a, nnd (fit)
OTfil 1. a. ihrafTf 10. a. To
embrace, cling to, unite, (g)
falfir I. a. To burn.
fS^T (TT) 1 . m. Embracing ; an
embrace. [to.
f%S i^:-W-t)p. Embraced, clung
La. Elephantiasis.
tfna^.HVT (*(:) 1 . m. The mango
tree.
^W^TIT (T:) I. m. A plant, Nageia putranjiua. [py,
^W(Bi-^T-sf) o. Prosperous, hap %q (*.:) 1. m. Union, association,
embrace, clinging to ; figure of
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BW 8T(UI)1./. Arabian jasmine.
/. C\) Hog-weed. . Removing

phlegm. [phlegm.
SPB si (3I>W1I-Sf) a. Arising from
^fflW ("J-ir-' 1 '! Phlegmatic. 1.
/ Jaslida plant. [mow.
3qpT (qtT) m. 3- Phlegmatic hu.
(WfVTO) a. Phlegmatic.
m. A plant. C'orrfio latifatta.
'Sm.^fVOl - A inedicinul plant.
rPHf:) I. M. A small tree,
Corrfia ialifelia.
ifW* I*:-**-*) a. Allaying or
exciting phlegm.
*TW (55. *) ^TOrl I. J. To put
together, to compose verses ; to
he composed. [fame.
*jnv. (T:) 1. m. A verse, stanza;
%IW*(lt) I. . Versification.
ire W Wf*> 1 " To collect t0 gether.
^tfere tf) mf. Happy, well. wi.
Supreme Being ; happiness, a.
Happy, prosperous.
WW(T.) ' rf - To Sw.tftfTW(l> 5- A dog-trainer.
WI(TC)^*fa l.o. Togo.
(|t) I. m. A pack of dogs.
H.nfaiS (*) I. m. A hunter, m./.
("l) Dog-feeder; one carried by
dogs.
W.*frw{tft) 5. m. A hunter.
V* (T.'t I. A To go.
fjsi tww and IT) ^WH 1 rf - '*
Î3lfn 10. a. To finish ; leave
unfinished ; go ; (peak well or
ill. Also with IX) WF*.
*.*ff! If I) 1 - / A dog'i tooth ; a

fruit, Flacourlia.
(m) 1. m. A jackal.
^si(^l) 5. A dog;TJ^t abitch.

w.ffn l*w) t- / Ni 8 ht on
which dogs bark.
.TTfl(V-Tl)l.i-/ A dog feeder.
low man.
^.H^(e:')i- A dog's foot ;a brand.
T-irar l.m. A man of a degmded and oatcaste tribe.
(<fl;) 1. The lime or
citron.
*.WT(fn 2.m. A jackal.
^ltfw 10. o. To live in
misery or distress ; to move i to
make a hole.
t*J) 1. n. A hole, gap. chasm.
VHV (:) 2. m. Swelling.
l^tfXfej!) 2./. Sickness, disease.
^Ti(W)flw^ffr!0. a. To live in
miserv or distress j to go.
W.vafif ' To ran.
^ (*>=*Wrfa 10. a. To speak,
^sfa 1. a. To run.
ino". Like a dog.
TTT* (^nO 5 - Dog-trainer.
^.Effl (fn:| 2. >. Service, low servitude, [leopard or chit*.
^.arrtl (ft:) ! The hunting
1. " A father-in-law ;
n venemble man.
TJia (tfll) A brother-in-law.
husband's younger brother,
w CO 3./. A mother-in-law.
(^1) 5. (fu. Mother and
father-in-law.
VI (it) -flfafw 2. . To breathe ; to
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encourage, console ; wiih *31\j
lo expand, to console ; with far
to expire, to sigh ; with ft, to

trust.
HQ adv. To-morrow; a pntticle
implying auepiciousness.
l.m. Air, wind; thorny
pliint. n. Breathing', hreath.
sighing.
wWJ^T (*fi ) l.m. A snake.
(T:) 1. m - A tree, Pentap" m - A ""ike.
*ifVH(lij 1. M, Breathing) a sigh.
^5*1 (TTO l.m. A plant, Conjee
/acera.
WITT (Vi-fl-ai) n. Future, what
will be to-morrow. [lure.
wt,tV^ (ft) a. Knowing the fu^fT(W-ÊTt*Wi) a- To-morrow's.
(Ei-ffT-E) a. Touched by a
dog, defiled.
TOfc* (*0 I.W. A liunter. m.f.
ft) A dog-keeper; one drawn
by dogs.
I - *i. A dog's tooth.
TOT(Wt) l.m. A dog Bitch.
W.H?(^:-^t-<) m. A beast of prey
in general, o. Ferocious, savage.
^lft>*: C<5 fT) 5. m. A porcupine.
^rfl () I. m. Bhairava or SAiun
in a terrific form.
WJ () 1. w. Breath, breathing,
sighing ; air, wind.
Vra.9W.YrtW () I.N Breathing thrmigh the nostrils as a religious exercise.
|W.%fil (firi) 2. / Sleep, rfeepiI ness. [monly Bamanaithr

!*raTft(fh) 2. m. A plant, comj ^tfinf.($t] 5. nt. Air, wind,
'ftf (%re| wfit |. a. To move;
to increase.
rVfr(^l,s:)%3Tt 1 . rf. To be white.

f**(*) 1. . Leprosy,
ft** (fit) S. / A plant, Tragi*
involacrnU .
fafasr t-*t-f^"tt-r*l o. Having a
white skin i leprous.
f%l?T.*) fV*W I. d. To be white.
^wffT 9. a. To hurt, to kill.
%ff (rP> I. m. White colour ; Ve.
nus ; white mountain, island, or
cloud; cummin seed; conch. 1.
m. /. A cowrie. 1. /. Name of
several plants ; crystal ; candied
sugar, n. Silver, a, White.
%fT* (*:) l.m. A cowrie, n. Silver.
%*'V>* (ti)l'>JiAw** elephant,
^rt.^ 2. m. A Bauddha.
ifT.5I(13;) l.m. A variety of J/yjieranlhera marunga. [fi*h.
Witt* (*i) I- m. The tsplo
*W.fir* (tO l.m. While variety
of Mama catechu
VfjniXWO i m- ladra's elephant.
%W,**TeL(W ) 5. m. A goose.
$W.^ (^:) I. nt, /i'hi ,- a kind of
buil. [ed borax.
Wf.JT"() t.n.White or re fin*f.^T lî) !/ A bent graaa
with white blossoms.
%H.(%^(T:)1- m - Mr a I elephant.
^T?.?fHi (tr ; ) I . m. White iflai.d , a
minor division of the universe.
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vn-WS VQl) 1. Chalk ; the
milk-stone, opal.
TH.-qnm (IT) 5. Mi The moon ;
cumphor ; cuttle-fish bone.
TT.^ffa (WO 1 A cloud.
(V) I. . A goose.
'iu'W.'CT ('0 ' m - BfhwdW.TO rt) 1 n. The white lotus.
%jt-qire (w) Km. Holy basil.
%7t.iITlWr (WD 1. / Trumpet-
Vff.tw (70 1- m- A lion.

wr.finrw () l. m. /Am.
%fT.g*l (fc) 1. m. A plant, F7f
(rj/Wfa. 1 . /. A ghosha with
white flowers. [odorum,
%!T.3^rW0 I..Aplant f JVeriam
%^.TOT*(*t) m. A tree, 7V 1
WT.TOI <*i) 1. /. A flower, Cliloria lematea.
%ff.nfrq (m) I. n. Seed of the
Hyperanthera monmga.
in.vm (SO 1. Pale red or pink
colour. [Ken us.
COO I- The planet
%IT.TTW (W) I-/- A plant, white
*r.î(N0 2- The won.
WT.^rffW (W) Lm. Gnrurfa.
c<n) '/ 0" toot.
$W.*WW I, m. Glomerous
fig-tree.
prince Arjunn.
*t.*lW 5. m. Religious
mendicant in white clothes.
**.TTT WO m.Arjwm.
)
^?MT*^tf) 1. m. The moon;
Arjunn ; a marine monster.
%fT.WlfaH (Tt) 5. m. Arjuaa.
%r(.T3T (TO 1. "i. Barley.
%7l.^q(?0'* n> - A tree, Tapia craticva t a white snake.
in.WK (Xi) I. m. A tree, Mimosa
(11) I . /. A white va - riety of Nyclanthes.
in.W (v) l.M. A white horse ;
that of Mm ; Arjuna.
%W.*fot(t) 5- w. The elephant
of Indnt. [wort.
%ffJ*X*0 I. m. Gigantic swallowiSt^ (* ! > ** ^ wera -
%SI (I*) 1. n. Leprosy.

1 . n. Jdeni ; whiteness.
^TrttW (1:-n-i) Auspicious,
fortunate.
il Sh, the second letter of the sibilant class.

n(m) 1. m. A learned man; nipple ; loss ; remainder ; final
bliss; sleep; end. n. Embryo ;
patience, a. Excellent.
^nfir 1. a. To cover.
KB (1) ISlfa 5.B. To hurt or kill.
W flîr Lit To wet; to serve,
a. A^fa To be connected, to
understand well.
C J'flfft L a.To go.
"SSlfe I. o. To embrace, cling
to. With prep. ^T, to be suspended ; f> and ^T, to struggle
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tached. (T) VSfrj 71 I.e. To go.
vafn 1 . a. To be a part or I
portion. [six-fold. '
frl^-tf). a- Six, having
1 . m. A sort of lute.
(W) 5. m. A btahman ; an
adept in the Tantras. n.
duties of brahmans ; six
lowed to them ; six arts
in the Tantras.
six,
(w) Six
acts altaught
LJt*(>i) 1. n. The thunderbolt

ofJiufra;a hexagon.
*-5^ {*:) l.m. A bee.
Wf W) Wfii 10. o. To injure;
give ; to be strong ; to dwell.
>iZ.f=Binr (fr) h.f. Thirty-six; a

work on law,
*-TS (*0 A bee. m.f. O)
A louse. [/errra.
T.^.fiW [V) 1. m. The ATwnM
Wf^rfirplI (M 2.m. The mango
tree, the Champaca.
V5fTJ(T) I . m. A cntamite ; a sage,
W> (:) 1, m. A fish.
(f) 1. n. Six parts of the
body collectively, viz. two arms,
two legs, head and waist ; the
six supplementary parts of the
Vedat.
W.ftrJTf*) 5. m. Vishna.
WT.iJT^ti (v) 1. it. Decoction of
six drugs.
M%(T0 2- A bee.
WTfWB (V) 1. m. A Bauddha.
WPW(^) 1. m. Ktirlikeya, the
six -faced one.
TW(lf) I . a. Six spices, viz. black
) TOT
and long pepper, dried ginger,
root of long pepper, fruit of
plumbago, and piper chavt/a.
rT(?ra-;)2.m. pi. The six seasons.
<nr* CO 1. n. A yoke of six oxen.
(V-WT-*) a. Six-fold. n. Six
qualities ; six duties of a king.
.<|7*(5jl) I. m. A variety of Casalpinia bonducella. 1. / (\) Orris
^ff^r (Hit) i./. Zedoary.
I . m. The 4th note of
the Hindu gamut.
adv. In six ways.
TSWrJI (JI:) l.m. A sixth part.
TITwnr.WFST (*) a. Entitled to a
HS.Hsn (si]) 1./. A water-melon.
a. Having six sides.
(m) 1./. Idem.
<i.Tn (*') 1. m. Six qualities or
defects.
^jUss <JH:-Ulr-iaj a. Subject

TffH t*-*H) a. Of six kinds.
*-frs(5t)2. m , Vishnu.
w* (^.sr/a) ^5rfrT wii 8. c. To
give ; to serve or honor.
TO (Hi) 1. in. A bull at liberty ; a
eunuch ; a heap. m. n. A quantity of lotues.
TOra*! 1 *')) 3./. A measure of oil,
a cMtak ; a pond ; a wantou woTO (.^:) l.m, A eunuch.
^.tfflW (w:) 1. m. Six months.
"JNW o. Six months
old.
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Itgns (;) 1 . m. Kdrtika/a.

W.TO (* i . . The substitution
of q, W for IT^ (*) *Hfil 6. a. To wither,
wane ; despond ; destroy, go.
With prqj.^T(f%,. W > *rencTw,
'BWT^fn, to go; bbs ail, obtain, arrive at ;fiT to sit, to pro.
tect ; with H, to smile, favour,,
propitiate, purify. [hurt.
ire (*> Wfa 5- To wish ; to
(%,*t,V) Usirffl Wp* 8. c. To
give.
wq UqfH 1 . a. To he connected ; to
understand well,
qw Hfil 1 a. To be unconfuscd
or confused. wrefir 10. a. To
perplex.
qiq 1. a. Togo. *nftl
10. a. To assemble, unite.
qî Bsifcf 1. a. To earn, acquire.
*ifrt 1. (i. To go.
q B^fa 1. a. To go; to injure.
1^1 (ift) 3./. A small bird.

f^9lfrl 1. a. To go ; to shake.
qijzw) a. Six.
*fe(f:)2./. Sixty.
qfa* (*;-*T) 1. . 3./.A kind of
rice of quick growth, a. Bought
with sixty.
qfirra Ow:-^-*) a. Fit for rice
of quick growth.
*fSTHT (*:-HT-i) a. Sixtieth.
Slrai aar. Iu siity ways.
WB(W:- , Bt-> a Sixth./, til Z>wyd ; 6th day of the lunar fortnight.
TO* l:-*T -4) a. Wem.
1ST! (if) 1 . n. Eating only once in

three days.
êrfl-*T?I (^( I. n. Idem.
WTV.*TWK\ <HT) 1./. JdVm.
qfaiT lt-fBfl-f) a. Being or
having the sixth.
qfBWfl 1- An elephant.
TUiJ (Wit) 1. m. Jrfem.
'TOt'Ti]9f 2. a. To sleep.
tvyi ^wrfT 1 . To move.
<(f*J(?rl*ffB2. a. To sleep.
W% TO! I. if- Alfo (II, f.) WBfw,
W5f. WTHfo. To bear, to
suffer ; to be content ; to be
aide. With qnr, to make an effort ; to be iiappy ; with q. to be
viulent ; with t>, to determine.
HTZfnrf. An interjection of calling.
qifrfn* (*:-*!- a. In as
sheaths.
HT%3 (7:) 1. IS- Sentiment; paa-
mjiu i."') I. Hi Six qualities , six

duties; six-fold.
qifl^;-*st-*) a. Half-vearlj.
l.irts* a. Relating
to the change of q, il to fl, W.
qr^ W ^TSlffr 4. a. To effect, accomplish, succeed. [sole.
I!' 5 *! (JS) *1=i?IifrI 10- a. To conUTS (H>Bt-ffl Sixth.
iq (IT ?) WflirTTfsflHS. c. To
tie, bind. Also t *f) fqrifff.
MtS,.9.c. [He.
|q^ (t, i) if<f 6. a. To sprinfczfczfi! 1. a. To disregard, con-
TiT A catamite, a lifqm *3ffa 1. a. To command, ordain, do an auspicious act ; lo

go. femfa 4. a. To succeed
to complete ; to be right. With
fa or gfrT, to prevent, prohibit.
ft*? %wff 1. a. To hurt or bill;
to speak; to shine.
fa*H faults 1. (t. Wem.
ftg; [*)fawfil 6. o. To glean.
P{?|W)^fil 4. a. To bear.
3 ("r,1> *Jlf 2 o. To benr, bring
forth ; be supreme. (*! 3f) ^rtw, 5. e. To bathe before
a sacrifice, distil, churn, to pain.
With ^fw. to sprinkle, bathe ;
with 5, to bring forth.
(W) ^f?f*r 10. a. To disregard, despise; be smuil orshalmwrfil, I. a. iind(U) TjHfrT 6. a.
To speak ; shine ; hurt. [ful.
W^fir 1. 6.a./rfcm; bebeautiJ^Wflf 6. a. To he supreme; to
IT (t) * To bear, be
content ; be able.
V *$P? 2- 4. rf. To
bearachild; to produce, (w) 5^fit 6. a. To throw, direct.
\(* : ) 3./. Birth, delivery.
a. To leak, flow ; to deposit ; to
hurt ; promise. Causa!, to make
pure, hallow.
^(l.i.TjWrfS 4. d. To be stopped ; hurt.
JP Îf I. d. To respect; to
disrespect.
^rafir 1, a. To envy ; to be
intolerant: to contemn.
*T ?S?r<T I . a. To bring forth.
yrW*?Sfir I. *. To hurt or kill.
TOW Wflr l.o. Went.
( 1. rf. To go.
WW âfi? I. o. /dam.
W W, W) %ftr,fl-l. c. To serve,
rely on, worship.
I^Hjfa 1. o. To waste, to decline, [perish.
5t (i) *sf?r 4. a. To destroy ; t
IT* 1 ?? (T I 5. m. A yonng ox.
$r*n (wi-tft-flfl a. Sixteenth.
*r*mr (sr:-*T-W) <j. Sixteen.
iwiTB.fsmr (Wr) 1./. Sixteenth
night from the beginning of the
vitwjw {no l. m, A sixteenth.
3reifT13 (BJi) 1. m. The planet
qiTHTTT (fT : ) 2- m. A crab.
^ Ptltpim (Ur-STI-BT) o. Complete,
having the 16 parts.
^rWTf^7 (f$)2. m. The planet

Srenp^cfi:) l.m. Aconch shell.
'iTTT oJt?. In six ways.
Sl^rfff 1. a. To resist, oppose.
HTF ^Jtfa 1. 0. To cover.
TPfflTfir l.o. To sound.
HW (T; j WHS 1 . d. To be or become stiff, motionless, fixed,
paralyzed, stupid ; to stop or
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VWlfil I. o. To be confined ;
to be clear.
(T> W) faus 5. rf. To assail,
fan { 1. d. To ooze ;
to sprinkle,
fen W faKjfcr 4. a. To be wet or
moiflt, to steam.
etaWstelfH 4.0. Idem.
e (irr) Srfir ^h; ^ftfa-w 2.
" c.To praise, to hymn.
V% (*)W^PT 1. d.To be clear.
5i| (qr)nrnf10. a. To heap up.
Sl ("S,J lf l-o. To stop,
binder ; to be stupid, [gcther.
(^) W7*lfiT 10. a. To heap to^W. *fil 1. To go- [kill.
^Tft 6. a. To hurt or
ffTT (v ) ftw i. To leak,
flow, sprinkle.
Flfit I. a. To surround.
(:) 1. m. The moon; light,
^fllflfa 1. u. To sound, to
swarm; to envelope.
WlfiT 1. To cover.
^Wfj| 1. a. To stand, be firm.

9(*>V)VrVfil 4. a. To dwell
in, to inhabit.
BT fa^Fff 1. a. To atop, stand, be
still; to abide, stay, be. [ir^
1. d. To appeal or refer to another. With ifa, a. To excel,
preside ; with ^fl, a. to comply
with, adhere to; with ^V, c. la
stay, stand, wait upon ; with î,
a. to asceud, promise ; d. to affirm, apply ; with WI> a. to
stand up ; d. to aim at, try to
get ; with f*, c. to reach, arrive, be contiguous, embrace,

propitiate, adore, treat friendly ;
d. to nope to gain ; with fir, <*.
to be settled or established;
with uT< + W, d. to he stationary ; with sr, d. to set out i
with if + <3T o. to rise ; with
gffF. a. to he set apart, sacred ;
with fa, d. to stand apart; to be ;
with f*r + d. to decree;
with 'Jn, a", to be complete,
well, joined, agreed ; wilhflt +
^r, d. to be engaged in.
fS\ (W,*) Sftfa J. a. and ijplfs
4. a. To eject from the mouth ;
spit, sputter.
("3) Sl^fit 1. a. Idem.
^fa* (si) L. w. Spitting ; spittle.
(W-BT-'ri) a. Spit.
"US WSIJI 4. a. To eject
from the mouth ; spit, sputter.
*It(w) WlfS 2.d. To hathe, purify
by ablution.
flÛ^)faHft 4. a. To bear affection to. (5) 10. a.Tobe
blund or unctuous,
i^) iwifiT 2. a. To distil
arj-^ () ^[^h 1. d. To be clear
or pellucid.
DtJ (fl.^rj S^lFw 4. a. To eat:
take ; disappear ; spit.
(H) %Wfa 4. o. To be sick,
*o Wrefw 1. a. To surround.
ftl{*Wrtniai. d. To smile; 10th,

5 to disrespect ; withfa. to sarprise, astonish.
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(w) *HTH 1. d.To go.

(*=) 3m I. </. To embrace.
^ 1- d. and (v) SI;*Tjfii 10. a. To taste; be pleasing ; cover.
(fm fal) PrfjT 2. a. To sleep.
(*) Kjflijfir 10. n. To go ; tu
be wretched.
^^(Î^m- 1. d. Idem.
4. a. To perspire ; to be unctuous ; be fascinated ; quit, yield.
V s, Third of the sibilant class.
V (Ws) I. m. A snake, FisAnu ;
Saiua; wind;he. 1./. Lakihmi;
she. n. Knowledge ; n fence ;
road. In composition. With, sec
the next word.
3 prep. With. In composition before the unclassified letters U.
V, w, V, n. T the final of
it is written (') ; before a vowel
(^H); before a classified letter
it is supplied by the nasal of that
class which follows; as, W^T, a
name; tfT^n: news ; and WW,
n collection. In common writing
this distinction is much neglected, particularly when compound consonants follow.
*hi IV i-TII-l}) a. Knock-kneed, n.
Yellow fragrant wood. /. A
name, a noun; thought; gesture ; Gdyatri ; wife of the bud ;
an affix.
(^r;-fa*I.*) a. Named.
<J1TH (TP-ST-li) p. Recognized.

"j-ufaffilO 2. /.Killing; informing.
tf-TffT^T (*f) 1. n. Idem.
(*TTl.-^wt-^ll) a. Having
a name; re. animated.
(n:) I. . An epithet.
(m-WI-lf) Denominated.
a. Knock-kneed.
W.H (V.) 1. m. A skeleton.
*W(W) 5. m.f. War.
t.flrl(<lr.'f)T.7i) a. Hound, checked.
^JBTW^fHl-m-BT) o. Of subdued
mind. [passions.
$V?t&SF} (W-7TMi) a. Of subdued
'j-WTfT:) 1. n, A king, a prince.
B.tl^ (m-^ft-m)a. Constraining.
(FO 1. m. Restraint; Immunity, kindness.
S.iJHI (Ji) 1 . n. A cluster of four
houses ; a vow ; binding, restraining; forbearance. /.["})
Capital of Yama. [strained.
^.*rfHrT (rT:-ST-ii; a. Checked, retf.lfira {Hl-ftrit-fil) m. A saint
or sage of subdued passions.
V.Tfr^X (^l) 1./. Travelling, voyaging.
*W <*(:) I.M, A mould, n. Going together. [manity.
*}-Vm (:) I.m. Forbearance ; hu^flrn-flrXf^r-îTt-^JT) a . Forbear>"S- [cake.
*.*R fat) l.m. A sort of roll or
*r^W(?fi:-MI-?li)o Joined with.mixed ; endowed with; possessed of.
*ton(Jr:)l. m. War, battle; union.
tf-^W a. Possessed of good
qualities; connected with, joined
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imi(Hi-Tll-ij. Connected with,
mixed, attached to.

<fa* a. Wishing to
V.vm (It:) 1. m. Junction; in.
ij.infirrf (TC-TTl-fl) a. Joined.
*}.irrarr (.f) 1. . Copulation, coition ; joining.
fSlfWrT (<r:-7ir-Wj a. Joined, attached, annexed.
tf.T* (Wi-mw) o. Inflamed.
fg.Km (^:) 1 . ** Preservation.
Idem.
*}.*:if H (fT:-ni-ff) D. Preserved.
preserved.
*j.*a| (aji.-srr-ail a. Incensed.
*j*Sj.ifjr*i(5ir:-*Tl:-*t:) 0. Agitated.
(V:) I. m. Wrath j pride.'
f tth.^ [Wj a. TerriSc.
(*:-1T-0 a. Harsh,
scurrilous.
*KW.KZ a- Angry,
kfaa (rf) I . n. Wrath ; pride.
C^fWT (^-fm^l-fujfl. Angry;
*j.*;rji (1:) 1. Anger; affection,
f .TTW (li) 1. n. Propitiating.
^.^rf>i (Wi-WI-lf) p- Propitiated.
1. m- Sound, noise.
Utrflif (ft-ft^-fa) a. Roaring,
shouting. [checked,
tf.fl (T:-ll-f ) p. Kept back ;
*jfS (S!-sr-i) a. Confident, audiictnus ; blossomed, grown.
(fO 1. m. Hindering; bond,
fetter ; throw ing.
fl.TTf (ft) I. m. Growth.

() I. Distinguishing.
J.ffl(H:-WT--i ^.Distinguished.
j irtjt <m-ÎM.) a. Distinguishable by.

^.*TT(T-TrMij a. Joined.
^.aflnm(3n--ri-si)p. Ashamed.
tf.sji] W-) 1. m. Sleep, sleepiness.
*i *3T"J (10 I- m. Conversation,
discourse. [drama.
j.-srr* i^) 1, n. A controversial
tf.WfcPt (nJ-lTI-W)p. Discoursed.
*.lfini (fl-MVPl) Discoursing.
i^H {f-a/ft-wlp. Increasing.
V.vm (t:) l.w. A year.
jTWrrat* (aR-TT-qi) a. Yearly,
3 adv. A year.
tj.-^-T (if) 1. n. Communication
of tidings or intelligence; sight,
h. /. Subduing by charms ; a
charm. [charms.
^.Wf* (f) 1. n. Subduing by
tt.*n:J I. n. Water; concealing;
self-control, in. A bridge ; com*
pression ; name of a demon.
*.f-I (Tt--) 1. m. Destruction of
the universe ; a cloud ; Jeffrie
viyrobalan ,* name of a sage.
*j.T^*r (:) 1. m. Baladeva, or
his plough ; submarine fire.
<j.f-Jfln(.(<ft)S. ">. Idem.
T.^fw (fnO 2 /The new leaf of a
waterlily.
t-^flSan (tjt) l./.Idem.
i.iiw (v:-?rT-^) a. Augmenting,
prospering.
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W-TXf (D 1- Idem ; prosperi.fifT(fr:-ffT-if)p.CherUhed ; increased, [mail.

.*ftfltt (iP-HT-lf) a. Covered with
j.^fSPT (Vi-m-lf) n. Mixed ; encompassed ; possessed of.
.TO*7 (V) 1 m. A village.
tf.WTfCTn (*r) 1. /. An aquatic
_ plant.
'f.'^T^ 1- Communication
of intelligence or news i agreeing or tallying with.
%*.TTC (C') Contraction ; compression.
*f.vnj(:) 1. m. A dwelling ; company ; open space for diversion.
>J.TPC(T) 1. n. An attendant who
rubs the body ; rubbing the
body.
tf.TY* (V) I. m. Idem.
<t*ITW(0 1-n- Rubbing the person ; carrying.
W.TrTllT (m-lTI-lf) p. Rubbed.
(V'HT-VJ a. That shuuld
he rubbed or borne.
}.fVU (TT:-^r-Tf) p. Alarmed.
'f?S.wm (*:-}T-tf) o- Ofdis.
tracted mind. [in mind.
fT?" (V-W-^'J a. Agitated
a.faftl (ffl: | 2./. Understanding ;
reconciliation ; recognition.
#.fVf^ (m-WT-Hj a. Fromied ;
known.
'tf-fr^'H-'^l 5. /. Means of recognition, name, sign, watchword ;
war; promise; institute; knowledge, intellect ; pleasing; hemp.
^fr^.^fffim (Hi) s. m. Breach of
agreement.
*T.faw[ (W) 1. n. Mode, rite.
*f.faw*r (sr) I. n. Strange event.
^ f^HW (W-W-li)p- Divided.
tf.flwprfais) I. m. Sharing ; share.
*J.f*1T(*r> 1. /.A plant.
fl'.'fto^ (^) 1. n. Search, inquiry.
(TTi-fn-Wl a. Surrounded.
W&Z* Wishing to
hide. [tracted.
H.EW (Si-wr-fl) p. Covered; con^^(0(:-an-^>.Concealing
what ought to be ooncealed,
BTWW.(!irr-jnT-W) a. Reserved,
concealing one's designs.
3.*7fl (H:) 1. ni. Varuaa. a. Concealed ; possessed of; become;
tf.lfil (fu:) 2./. Hiding; possession ; secret purpose.
13:3* (n.-) l.m. Hurry, haste.
*i ^(^l 1- m. Recognition ; per.
caption ; consciousness.
f -^ST (*) 1 m. Sleep, dream ; copulation ; a chair or stool,
ff) 1. n. Copulation.
*^Pi(^J l. n . An upper gaiment;
cloth ; covering.
i.^S (3:-3T-3)/j. Mixed, united.
*?.5TT(^0 U. Combination,
ini. Killing.
tmn (JR) 1. m. A picked man
or soldier.
j.ini(*iO m - Duubt. uncertainty.
tfira.^ (H ) a. Dissolving doubts.
tnrq.Q) (l;-n-W) a. Donbiful.
BlprnHW 5. m. A sceptic.
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^xprnr* fti-m^) a. Idem,
WmBure (*:-^T-) a. Irresolute, dubious. [tied.
WHWitCK-STi-'B) ".Dubious; scep*i.V$m (HT-Î-*) a- Idem.
V.VX*< 1- Commencement
of a combat.
^.Vjn{7t--fn-ii) a. Falling,
^.fwrr (7T:-jn-TI) o. Certain, ascertained ; completed ; efficient.
tiftlÎ.'nfl (Hi-TT-'W) a- Faithful to
^.firitu (^s-^:-*} a. Wishing to
depend on or serve.
ii:-W-%) a. Pure; acquitted.
V.TSf* (U: ) 2. /. Cleaning the
body.
^.SJ 5 ^ (Bli-^T-^*) a- Dl 7. dried.
H.RTW 1. n. Cleaning by ablution ; refining, paying off.
ijwiW (Vft-mi-wi) a. Tliat should
be pnre or acquitted.
j-Wii (it ) 5. a. Deceit, illusion.
^.Uni (W.-HT-*) Contracted,
shrunk.
M.HV{W-) 1. m. Protection, asylum.
1 .m. Promise, agreement.
1. n. Sprinkling.
j.f^7t (fli-rll-Til ni. A servant, a
follower, o. Protected.
9" .11 ( fl !- ill - W) n. Pro mise d, agreed .
S.faB Embraced,
united. [connexion.
<j !V% ("') 1. n. Embrace, union,
flVt(W) 5. Fraud, trick
(V-WMi) Near ; possessed of, endowed with.
<fal<Vl a. Yoked, harnessed, [intimacy; attachment.

"i<Jr (fill) 2./. Proximity, union,
^ssrHPT (?[!-*T-*0 p. Prepared.
5 - / An assembly,
a meeting.
M.W* (*) l. n. The unresisted
march of troops ; beginning of
war ; high way ; world ; uirth ;
going ; a resting place.
ij.^r (il) 1, m. Union, contact ;
familiarity; copulation,
Stmi^ (*0 1- . Logical nonexistence : it includes not having
existed, having ceased to exist,
and being destined to lose exists <5() 1. n. Fellowship.
(iTf-fjifl-fn) a. Familiar,
friendly ; connected with.
^ss:r l.n, Quitting.
i (v) 1. . Gliding motion,
fl.lf^ C^f-^-fS) Gliding.
[Tr.) 1 . m. The world ; mundane existence,
^qi^-l^l^:) 2. m.Kdma, or love.
^VttmhJi ,in) 1 . m. The vulva,
^rfc* (it-ft*Vf':) m. An animal
or sentient being.
*r.faf t^:-^r-%) a. Accomplished.
Bfsft [ffe) 2./. Nature, disposition, quality ; perfection ; a passionate or drunken woman.
Ti.rW'l'i*"! (Ul-^r-l!) a. Wishing to ridicule. [unite.
T.falT* (g:--a:-->9) a. Wishing to
'j.^l (^) 1. n. Informing;
scolding.
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.^TI a. Told ; mold-
ed, [stream.
*Tff (ftp) 2. /. The world;
.8{5.-BI-8) o.United, re-unitcd i dresaed in clean clothes.
*?'BW{) 1- Union ; re-uoion ;
ct> -partnership.
wa.îj (v:-^-Ti) a. Adulterated.
j.*f* ifiti) 2./. Uniting, collecting ; living together ; aecuraulatiun of rhetorical figures.
W'e=T (el) 5- "i- A copartner
when two of a family unite.
I.M. Serving.
^jRnr fai-JTr-lfj p. Served.
*T.fl('flT- : $f-fl)a. Polishing ; initiating.
l.m. Completing ; purification; ceremony of purifying ;
embellishment ; purity ; preparation ; apprehension ; faculty ;
memory ; mould.
^WT.W (I''rr-al) a. Produced
by a purifying ceremony.
ÎK-^ftflT (H:) 1. m. A brfihman
who has not undergone the purifying ceremonies.
^tT.^T (TO I. m. Idem
fl*f5Jf(fl:.*Tr-rfjn. Prepared, made ;
excellent; perfect; decorated]
cooked ; cleansed ; purified ;
consecrated, m, A regular derivative ; apandit.n. The Sanscrit language.
^WlMIWST (Wr) 5. nt. A sage ( one
initiated.
<hgfa (f) 2./. Classical Ianguage.
#^rrinr (n:-nr-R) a. Made, perfected, [ny ; purifying rite,

fasw (ill) I./. Funeral ceremo} 1- A bed; bed of
leaves ; sacrifice.
(^r--aiT--ac) p. Hade stiff;
stopped ; corroborated.
^.^H (:) 1, hi. Making firm ;
paralysis ; stop ; establishing.
.wftq(q:-Wd) 0. That should
be made firm or stopped.
s'.ST (^:) 1. m. Acquaintance.
13.^1* (if:-T[-ir| a. Eloquent.
W.W* (T:) 1. m. Recitation of
hymns, prayers &c. by a chorus
of brnhmans at a sacrifice ; place
of such recitation.
fl.^RffTi-trr-Ji) a. Praised; intimate,
ti.VtfTT (fir:) 2./. Celebration,
fl.^jni (l=) 1- Assemblage;
vicinity ; diffusion ; a house.
^.QJ (WO 1. m. A neighbour'
countryman, dweller; apy. I./.
Stable form ; appearance ; likeness ; state, stay ; end, destruction, death ; statute ; royal
edict, right conduct ; a kind of
sacrifice, a. Staying with ; stationary,
4.qrm , (0 I. m. Form; death;
fabrication, mark ; heap ; vicinity; place where four roads meet;
spot. a. Resembling.
.^!P?=r l./n. Filing, eatablishiog.
ewf<rn (fH-m-fT) p. Fiied. established; accumulated; controled.
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rf.ftnr(w:-WT-^) o. Dead ; finiahed; fixed; staying; heaped;

^.falfii (fafl 2./ Death ; abode ;
well being ; condition, duration)
contiguity ; heap ; restraint.

CjrfT (it) \,f. Ambition.
fl'.ro<rc ) 1 -m- Touching ; perception. L. /. A fragrant plant,
Chakawat. [by the touch.
"^nfr.ai (at.'-wi-ai) a. Produced
^.Wl (V.-W-TS) p. Touched.
^.vi(0 ' m - A ra B.TOZ (s:-TT-5ii a. Blossomed.
T.S53 (u) 1. n. War, battle.
^raiz (z:) I. m. Idem.
î.gitui {"') 1. n. Remembering,
remembrance.
*j.^TT (H:-?H-i) f. Remembered,
^.Sjfif (O:) 2./. Remembering,
remembrance.
'.*nr(Ti)l.m. Flawing.
.T* (W:-WI--n) n. Strongly knit,
compact ; joined ; collected ;
shut; struck ; killed. [kneed.
flVB.SlrspS (*;-*)-WJ a. KiiockWiT.tiqi (W:) 1 . m. The two hands
open and the palms joined.
*flfff (ai) I-/. n. Contact ; compactness ; combination.
(a) I. n. Compactness
combination, contact.
^.THTflfw (f:-t>:-%) a. Having
the hands joined.
^ft(fi(0 2. /.Assemblage -.combination ; junction ; compact-
9.TT*r (si) 1. n. The body; rubbing the limbs.

fl>w*rjT (:) a. Lusty, strong.
Nl 1. n. Seizing; collecting ; checking ; destroying.
'J.^T (lO 1 .m. Air,wind ; pleasure,

joy ; envy ; rubbing ; horripila**T&n<#r-fltfl.fc) a. Joyful.
^-TTT (q) 1. n. A group of four
houses.
tf .TT*C0 Um. A Lett.
^.TCfts) I . m. Destruction, eapecially that of the world ; division
of bell ; abridgment ; collection ;
restraining ; skill.
^fttirfTTf-m-li) a.Attached ; joined; collected; fixed; provided
with. 1, /. A compilation, a digest ; junction of letters.
^.Wfa (ftp) 2. /. Clamour, shout.
(Si-UI-fl) a.Seized ; scattered ; destroyed ; curbed ; contracted.
^fit (fts) 2./. Destruction; contraction, disappearance.
t.m. Sound, noise.
B.SflfiPl.l^t-ft'R'-f^l a. Noisy.
4tf (Wj.î.w) a. Modest.
^*(3f:) l.m.lle, that man.
VWZ (3:-Kr-^) I. m. A small tree,
Trophis aspera. a. Bad, vile.
VlXprta) 1. a. Impure food.
^.W^Sf*:) l.m. An aquatic plant,
Vulisneria. a. Thorny.
VTC (V*!- 1 ?) Yielding a tax ;
having rays. [nate.
9,*^ (^ti-irt-V) a. Compasaio-
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j,*w(^l><?f-) a. Listening .
^.W4r(70 I - '" Transitive verb.
^.HffR (WT-W-W) a. Doing; of

the same trade.
V.W [Wt'Wt-î e. All, whn)e, entire.
wti<3 (*) 1. m. A hell.
H.5TT(W>^[-w)fl. Having a cause.
*.TW (J adv. Eurly.
1. m. A sort of fish! o.
Having a family, belonging to
one.
^-T*B 1. m. A kinsman, a
distant relation.
flBTH (r^l 5. m. Freces. adv. Once ;
together with ; always.
TOW.asi (at:) 1. m. A crow.
9.a>m O^-IT-ii) a. Angry,
flmW-WT-Tjia- Attached, in contact with ; diligent ; intent on.
fiKfi{) 2./. Contact, cohesion;
devotednefa.
TO (Ij:) 2. m. Rice or corn fried
and then ground.
1. m. A species of poison.
WJ.njWI (m) 1. /. TheAfjineja
*jfira (fro: ) 2. b. The thigh; part
of the frame of a cart.
*iffl (^T}2. m. A friend, companion./. (^) Wem ,- a confidante.
^f5I (H) 1. n. Friendship.
^H-oisi (ij) 1 , a. A female friend.
TO1 CsS J 1. Friendship, m, A
mi <*) wrfir 1 , a. To cover.
(an-m-aj) m. A relation,
coheir, a, Fragrant.
W (T>*r-^l 1. m. Sojar, sovereign of Aijodfi'ja. a. Poisonous.

^.B (:) 1. m, A brother hy the
same father and mother.

V-TCm (#!) 1. m. idem.
.MH (H>4r*) o. Proud.
* JI w( ^.ini-ni) a.Having qualities.
rti^r-5(*J m, A kinsman,
a distant kinsman, n. Family,
race. a. Related.
jfl* ifHf:) 2./. Eating together.
a I 1 !) TOlfa 5. a. To hurt, kill.
TO^ o. Narrow, contracted ; crowded; imperious.
X, A defile, strait ; perplexity.
TO^T* (W>WT-*> a. Winking,
m. A tree, Grislea tomenlosa.
V.fm (<ir) [./. Conversation.
flWt (Tj) I. m- Mixing, confounding i medley ; dust, sweepings ;
crackling uf a flume; mixed
TO 1 ?!-***^") 1-n- Mixing; confusion ; causing loss of caste ;
killing animals.
JYtt'Vfl (n:-?Tr.*r) a. Mixed ;
out caste.
I. b. Attract ion; ploughing, m. Baladeva. [Una.
^W" f : ) Collection ; addiV-V^ ('i-TT) Addition. 1.
b, /. Junction ; intermixing ;
heaping.
TO" I CD Slaughter.
TOf^fT (<i) I. n. Addition, a.
Heaped ; hlended ; added.
TOW CO 1. Volition ; will ;
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solemn vow ; determination ; design, object of hope.

"8W.ar(si:-Srr-oi) n. Arising from
hope. m. Kdma,
Vff-^WL <*"') 5 - m - Kdmadeva,
or love.
WfW.SWr(T0 1. m. Idem.
Wf^.m^TSil (MTJ)) . Producing love.
Sfwm [V) 1. w. JCo'mn.
Iw.^!fT (ft:) 2. m. /den.
^TW.'fV (1!-tlMf) a. According
to design.
(:-t-W) o. Arising
from design or hope. m. Kdma.
VW^nt (Wx*(f*i) a. Willing.
^ff17t (IR-ITM!) o. Proposed,
designed.
^.TQ^C (V:-rar) B. Unsteady ;
uncertain; weak ; nicked.
^TK(tl) 1. m. Dust, sweepings;
crackling of flame. / (1) A new
Vfm (sr:->ft-W) a. Like ; near.
.flfw(i?ii) 1. m, A burning torch,
firebrand.
B^tw{W:-Wl-4';. Confused ; mixed; impure; scattered; contracted, [deling about.
*Ttw.<9lft*r [d-ft<t-ft) <* Wm.
VrlJ.^lft (fal-fift-Pl) a. Of raised origin.
fl.tftflst (*f-WT) 1 . it, /. Celebrating; glorification.
^WlfflTT (Hi-TTT-W) a. Celebrated.
"j5t (TO '" A u0 ' e (V-W-lf) o. Closed, contracted, unblown.
o. Blocked up,
crowded, confused, n. Contradictory speech ; war ; a crowd.
^.^fTT(fjrO 2./. Name of a metre.
fl#?t (*) WHTjfff 10. a. To call
or invite ; to counsel, advise ; to
fix a time.
^^fT(ITi) 1. m. Engagement ; con.
ditionof it; sign, gesture.
<T(?ir.WI(*i) Place of rendez.
VOU9.
^.T'^CÔ 1- Saffron, m. Binding ; contracting ; a scute fish.
(-1) I. n. Cotitructing.
I-X 5 ^ (*0 I. m. Indra.
îfff l./.m.n. Passing a
difficult localiy ; means of passing it, m. Going, traversing- ;
passage of a planet through the
iodine ; concurrent.
1. n. Going from, with
or to ; traversing; concurring.
Êfw(n--*t-IS) n.Passing.
^.^fl^t Ifti-Î-^B) a. Passed from
one place lo another ; entered ;
depicted.
V.Xtfrl (PtliJ 2./. Passage of the
sun, &c. from one sign to another ; passing on ; meutal proV.JH* (W) 1- ta. Difficult progress
or passage ; means of effecting
it, as bridge of ropes, &c.
(W) I. n. Sporting.
(<:-*-*) p. Sporting.
(T-Sr-S) Enraged.
(^:) 1 . m. The fluid secretion
of semen virile; moisture.
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q.-tfl (^:) 1. m. The destruction

of the world ; loss.
^.f^H (SO a. Compresssed, compoet, abridged ; thrown, sent ;
Hatched away.
H. fg=fs CfnO 2-/. Abridgment ;
change of feeling ; ambuscade ;
throwing, sending.
Q.^tVim (*I;-mi-*f) p. Perishing.
^.g^ (tti) 1. m. Compression, abridgment ; throning, sending,
snatching away ; interposing,
I. ÎW (n') I. it. Idem; brevity.
^.^TW (W:) 1. m. Overturning;
shaking ; pride.
W^T7r*r('t:-n--iJ p. Whetting ;
inflaming.
gj($j) 1. n. War, battle. \.f.
Number; reflection ; intellect.
^JptT (<TT) 1./. Number; counting.
*f^jrrT (n:-?TT-'H) a. Numbered.
-air5I (M) 1. n. Numbering, numeration.
îJJUtf (aisi)5.m. A learned brahman, a. Numbered ; intelligent.
VSi^ (l=-^t-^J a. Numerable.
fl.T IT:) 1. m. Meeting, union,
company ; confluence j cupidity.
9-Tf*!^ft (*T) 1. /. Incomparable
discourse.
fl.TS(n:-Jfl-W) n.Met, united, collected ; meet, proper, n. FriendH.Tfa\U:) 2. /. Meeting ; rniiture; practicability; intercourse;
conversancy, knowledge, search
after information.
flTH (HO 1- m. Union, association, confluence ; planetary cou9.Tt(<:) 1- m. War; misfortune ;

poison; promise; bargain; knowledge, a. Fruit of the sami tree.
IT-lfo It (7T;-Tri-Tf) fl. Unsociable,
void of affection, stoical.
iJT.gfsnr (ff.'-rTl-fi) a. Idem.
WT.f^fu (fa:) 2. / Separation
from society ; disunion.
*fT1, (ft-fplt-fT) a. Uniting
with; intent on ; lustful.
^.fTfHTW C?:-ir-<0) p. Promising.
^.#t"(S) ! Musical exhibition,
performance, or science.
Wtfa (fir:) 2. /. Conversation ;
science of singing, &c
*.fWt a. Promised.
H.TX (H-ST-S) a. Hidden. 1. m. A
Buddha.
a. Heaped; arranged ; united ; contracted.
V.Ttl<1 (?T;--J-<f) p. Taken ; assented to. [raent.
^.TTr^fif) 1. fi. Hiding, concealfl-lj^ (V) i- m. Seizure, confining ; energetic effort, velocity ;
clenching the fiat; collection,
place of storing ; loftiness; protecting ; pleasing ; compilation ;
catalogue, abridgment.
V.JVft 3. /. Diarrhtea, dysentery, n. Seizing ; sexuHl intercourse ; collecting, compiling; hope. [fight.
ÎfllSirt^fHnifff.WlO. c. To
{H:> 1. M. War, battle.
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tffjrt(i.tr3 (:) 1 . m. A large military drum.

I '" Seizing ; the gripe
of ii shield ; clenching the fist ;
the fist,
fl^jr (tjj 1 . h. Flock, number, heap,
multitude.
^.MtM. (tl) 5. m. A fih in general, [a cooly.
^.sTtfini [$t)6.m. Hired porter.
^î (f : ) I- m - See tlie n01tt ^g*t(si-5n) 1. n. f. Collision,
meeting ; occurrence ; union ;
friction ; embrace.
tf.fTl (IT) I./ A largo creeper,
flffnt (fl-ft^T-ff) o. Associating
with, m, Companion.
H^fir (fir 0 2./- A collecting.
*|=.fa<( a. Collected.
.y?(^0 I. m. Envy, rivalry ; rubbing ; flowing.
^.ifSffll Cn) 1./ Union,
^^rjrg odu. Collectively.
V.^rfeW (1ST) 1. /. A bawd; a
couple ; smell ; aquatic plant.
U.^lrT (H:) !.. Collision, combination, assemblage ; division of
Tartarus ; killing : phlegm s formation of compound words ;
mode of walking. [many.
H < f \ (^PKTfil*^) Having
flfTH (ffMff-f) 0 ' Collecting.
*.TS(Bs-3T-tf) Resonant, resouning.
^rrgT (t:-TT-<) a. Animate and
inanimate.
Ufa (fV^T) 2. 3./. The wife of
Indra; friendship.
u.fqm* (:-vr-w) d. Blear-eyed.

flfa.Tt*:) I. <- A friend, companion ; counsellor.
T.-%riH (fi-*T'tf) a. Conscious,
U.%r CTtTi-lti-H:) n- Idem.

(8t:-sn-^) a. Clothed.
"ff.^S (eO 1. hi. The mango, o.
Active, in earnest.
(a.-J?i-Ti) n. Honest.
^WKT(tT) I./. Turmeric.
V.ft^lr. (H:) I. m. Intellect, intellectual part.
ft^TSi 5 *!; t"*) I. . BmAma; the
good, wise, and happy being.
1 1 . m. A virtuous Shudrafl.Sfflloi l>I-^) o. Muddy.
S.Wff (W:-W-^J a. Watery, met.
^.WTTfT (tin) 2, m. Son of parent!
of the same caste, a. Of the same
tribe, sort, &c.
U.sjrift*l(w-*n-*i) a. Idem.
SR H (sj:-w:.gr: ]a. Associated with.
^551 (wr:-wn*w|) o. Accoutred,
clothed, armed, prepared, decorated. 1. f. Armour, decoraW.aiiT (sr:-ifT-*r) n. A guard; a
ferry, s.ghdl. \.f, Capuriaoning
an elephant ; dress, accoutringo. Of good family, respectable.
TOOTH (H-TT-'i) p. Preparing,
arming ; hesitating |in speech).
ufsTfT t rJ:-Bl-*i) a. Armed, prepared, adorned. ['^S'
W^t.WK* (*) I . n. Preparing. rmUSfl.grJI [Bt-HMij Accoutred,
dressed, prepared, armed.
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ôSt.ira (7T:-TTVtf) o. Idem.

fl-aj (q:-^TT-sj} n. Having a bows.^Nnr lJT:-ai-o : l a. Timid.
S.VtfTfjB.ni. Cheating, juggling.
fl.^fl faO 1. >" Heap, quantity,
number. [ing together.
*f.^*Pfte) I . . Collecting, gnther**M<-qt-f*RH*> a. Collecting.
*WT (K!) - A difficult pusage i defile, road ; body ; killing(Trf-W) i. -/. Trembling.
flTT (TO l.m. A bird.
WO A particular sacrifice at which the juice of the
acid Asclepias is drunk.
9.T^t:) I - Difficult progress ;
difficulty; transition; guiding,
impelling ; contagion ; gem in it
snake's head.
mm (*0 I. "i. A leader, instigator, orator.
W*.*tf*it($t) Indigent, distressed, [gating.
jjîtoi (uf) I. n. Leading, instiflwreui I. / A bawd ; a
pair ; smell.
iwftfl (Tfc-W-lf)- /' Led, iosti* Incense;
ing, fickle; difficult ; setting in
q.ftgfl (H:-m-"f ) p- Accumulated.
g.ffl^TÎ) 1./. A plant, Salvitiia
cucullaia.
u.fw*t (si) 1. n. Considering.

^.ftaNff (H;-WT-fl) p. Deliberated
upon. fdcr.
.Vf*T (f) I.*. Reducing to paw.
V.*f<VH (<f:-<H-w) a. Reduced to

powder, smashed.
(u:-7JT-^) a. That should be
collected together,
^îfâ (fOHT-ff) p. Ordered.
H.Tij fS.'-HT-a) p. Covered.
'J.fsaffl (u:-HT--fl) p. Cutoff; removed.
^hTh 1. a. To go, move.
*.^(H:} I.*, /ii-ainm, Siira. Cg:)
1./. A she-goat.
^.^351 (Hj I. it. Producing.
9fl**Rt (^.-^-irr) a. Begetting, producing.
U.îT (H) I . n. A group of four
houses.
l/?nr C(T:-Ht-Tij p. Produced,
^giTT.-ilH (W:> a. Trembling.
'J.STI'T (*f:-5It-l") a. Aware,
knowing, watching.
9%fr5 Wishing to
^ft'l CW) Animating, bringing to life; a cluster of four
houses ; a hill. (|!.*r"i) a. lie^.gagi (^T) 1. /. Attempt to
hide.
TOret^'-VT " Wisili "S to
^C(<n) l.m. Heat; fever.
*HKTg;>; (*:-*r-':> a. Feverish.
WTft;ar,(0-ft*-r<) "- Idem.
^ (^-^'"If) See ^3.
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^.gfil (faO Seetj'Slffl.
wgrr. See 3sra.

.igniii (ail See^m*.
r*jrtf (Wl H- T ift-WTl ) See *jrr*vr.
^Tt.ftm (q:) 1. m. An epithet.
*f^pT (JT-HT-TT) a. Called.
^ (^'i-'g) Knock-kneed.
*z\ai) WSlfa 10. o- To manifest.
J3 (3;-ZT-Z) 1. m./. n. An Ascetic's clotted hair ; a mane ; a
crest.
HXT${V) l.m- A lion.
Sfe (fss-itt 2. 3. /. Zedoary.
*t*y <H-*T-4) a. With a commentary, [killSJf (W) 9^Pt 10. o. To hurt or
^faj (î) 1. n. Minor drama in
Prdkrit.
(Hi) ^TB^rfT 10. a. To finish or
the contrary ; to go.
(M) 1. Packthread.
TO ("30 I . w. A eunuch.
*"ojt* (*) I. Perching.
JTT (w-flt-w) a. Existing, being ;
real ; stable ; genuine, true ;
good, excellent; venerable, wise.
/. (t) A sad', who burns heiself
with her husband ; Durgd ; fragrnnt earth, n. The supreme Being, In comp., good.
VUrf (w) ado. Eternally, continually, a. Eternal, continual.
5.H= C^> 1- Inherent property,
nature. [lama.
JjTjInKt (^0 m - T1,e fa 5 e Gn,< ^fH (f:) 2. /. End, destruction;
gift, giving.
U^la (st) 1. n. Virtue of a wife.

(^:) 1, m. Peas or pulse.
Sa^sr (*:) 1. m. Idem .
iT.cfl^ (^0 1. m. A fellow-student.
*J.^(l5;) 1. m.Itkm.
^Tl^T (0 1. m. Abambu ; wind.
I. m.f. Peas. [raL
^.iflwrat 1. m. Pulse in gene) n. Thirsty ; greedy.
5TT.BSfk (^) 5. b. A good work,
merit, virtue ; hospitality ; obsequies ; expiation.
fl.jsjaj^ (J^.-> 1 . in. A tree, iVaudea cordi/olia.
B.fiFX^siTC (Ti) 1. m. A sort of
*J.**T<nj (mi) 1 . m. A hawk ; kite.
W.BIK (Ki) 1. m. Respect ; hospitality.
(JH-fit-W) a. Done rightly ;
well treated ; worshipped, revered; saluted,
^.iwfa (fa;) 2./. Doing good;
virtue, morality ; proper treatW.fi*IT (*H) 1./ A good work,
merit, virtue; funeral or purify*
ing ceremony ; proper treatment ; worship ; welcome.
*J.TOI (fl:-Wl-J) o. Best, very venerable or virtuous.
VK ("W) 1./. Being; goodness.
excellence.
^ WW I. rf- To act liberally ; extend ; be connected.
W(w) l.n- Sacrifice ; liberality ;
covering ; fraud ; wood ; wealth;
house ; pond, tank.
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UfT.inWT (W) 1./. A place where

food and gifts are presented to
Brdhmans, &c.
^fll prep. With. [victor.
^faffaO 2. m. A cloud ; elephant ;
VftPl o. m. A liberal housekeeper ; embassador ; priest performing a sacrifice.
(^) 1. n. Existence, reality;
life, breath, mind ; substance,
wealth ; natural quality or power; vigor; self-possession; the
quality of truth and genuine
goodness, m. n. Animal being.
^t?.JTW 1. m, Quality of
goodness.
<WJTr (hi) ]./. Purity ; goodness.
(iJ:-*IT-*i) a. Frightening
animals,
v&i* (qrîffT-Tw) a. Existent ; natural ; good, pure.
tfa.fafTil (TTJ-SI-ii) a. Done
spontaneously ; good. [ture.
TO.^3f^ (ftO 2./. Purity of naâ.^TB (TT-lvi) a. Equable,
even-minded, good.
V^.W (TH:-WT-*ii) a. Good, pure.
VarTwîi(ir:- , qt'-ti)a. According to
58^.*nrw.jrf(f (frr-firi-fa) a.Har^TW^ C*') 1. m. Natural energy, [water-lily.
*arq (^) 1- The new leaf of a
^.RTU (;) I. m. A good road,
^.ftfOIT (V) l.w. Acceptance of
gifts from the good.
*.<<ns (^j:) 1. nt. An animal fit for
a sacrifice, a victim.
^.iqrw (^) 1 . n. A worthy person.
ârm.T^ (TO 1- Giving to the

worthy.
5.W<( (^) 1 . m. Son of a woman in
one of the first three tribes ; a
virtuous son ; a man who has a
w.^flll (v.) 1. m. A worthy man.
^RlfitTq (^") 1. m. Controvei'EV
respecting the reality of eiist*.*HPB ("BOI- m.The pomegranate.
*W (?$) 1 . n. Reality, truth ; oath ;
golden age. m. Rama ; highest
heaven. 1. /. Sitif; mother of
Vydsa; sincerity, n. Real, true,
sincere, adv. Indeed, verily.
*3ra(lf) I. n. Ratification of a
bargain, n. True.
1. m. Idem.
wmT\K.Wf (nJ-UMf) a. Deposited
to ratify a bargain.
Shtwt (HT) l.f. Trueness.
gpflÎTi* f a. Truth-seeing (God.)
^fU.Ut (Tt-tl-'f) o. Virtuous.
'JtOWrffl (AT) 1./. One of Krishna's
wives, [poet.
TO.*rcH (tTO 1. . Fya'sa, the
9H].*nr (JI) 1. n. The golden age,
comprising 1,728,000 years.
Ht.i)r<3T (T:) l.m. A demigod so
named.
^HI.TiI(5l;) !.>. Vydsa. a. Siocere.
^W.^flj (HfT-Sit-^S) a. Speaking the
truth.
Uaj.TfC 1 . A true word ;
speaking or acknowledging the
truth.
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TO-TO^ (^TI!-^r;-^0 a. Speaking

the truth, ni. A llitlii, or sage,
n. Truth,
(qra-r^-^Hjm.The name
of a king. /. O) Mother of
Vyiisa ; wife of Ndiuda. a. True.
wanjaYgw (HO 1- m- Vgdna.
TO^q (W-^T-^l) a. Truth-speaking, n. Truth.
^ tCgra (^| o. m. A crow, a sage.
a. Speaking the truth, sincere.
^3I3Tf^sr(5i) I . n. Speaking truth.
^Hl.îr?iTt-^-f^) a. Speaking truth,
âi.CT (W-HT-lt) a. Idem.
9Sj.HcT (JT:) I. m. A king, 25th of
the solar dynasty. 0. Adhering
to truth, sincere.
Sfa.^SW (Wi-WT-W) a. True, of
immutable purpose. [uable.
TWWTW [TO-RT-lO o- Likely, proVXl.WfK (TO 1. "i- Kavera, god of
wealth, a. True.
qRJ.qai ("*!:) ' Bharata, younger
brother of Hdrna. I./. Druu;md(. a. True, observing truth.
*rq.*nfa*, (^1) 5. m. A true witness. [bargain.
T5i?ifcT (fas) /- Ratification of a
^cOTfg (.f^rO 2. m. Agaslya.
^srrnm tmr-aii-w) a. True. m. An
UHTTijTiir Attached
to the truth,
^rcrarr <*i) Commerce, tnidc,
^3Jpr*sii(H!.Krr-3q) n. True.
ânHt(vi-HI)H./. Ratification of
a bargain.
9HlT<3i$ 1. M. Excellence of
truth. [truth.
*mrq (^:-^T-î) a. Speaking the
^1 (^) n. Sacrifice.
9.^( (1>*rT-K') a. Modest, [meat.
q.fi.BJTJtST i4)n. A kind of grilled
(H) n. The quality of excellence or goodness. See q^f?.
ggf.SVra (srr-sn-if) a. Eminently
good.
q<4 1TRT (^-Wl-si) a. Virtuous,
productive of virtue.
^siT (<C) n. Quickly, a. Quick, expeditious.
â.^srqjSnre a. Full
of truth, passion and darkness.
*JH*/n (eft) I-/- Quickness.
^fT.TJS (S : ) m. A Shuira who lias
gone through the ceremonies
of the other classes, which is not
usual or lawful.
WnM*)i[ (ii:) I- >n. Keeping good
company.
H5_^H- (T-) 1. M. Idem.
^l.giTIvr*r (Ml I . n. /(fan,
â.^HTllfl (H:) l.m. Wem.
q^.q'SHJ (^:--*(l-*j) a. Having
good friends ; having n friend.
'JfTOK (tO w. A painter; a poet.
.^sfiTC(rj i. Sputteiingin speech.
J.ÔT (!fi:) m. A crab.'
fl^SJ.îl (!:) m. A heron.
93! (^0 !.. Fruit.
qîT (sf] n. Culx. of brass.
q^sf (sf) n. A house ; water ; perishing, exhaustion.
(H:-Tn- , *i) a. Compassionate.

(^-TT-T) a. Afraid.
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K3.0O'-*O 5. /. An assembly, a meeting.

Ptlft-flJ a. Heal and unreal ; perceptible and imperceptible ; good and bud.
i^nT-Ht (*>ft-*:) Supreme,
over all.
^15pjPS (:-4t-*') a. Keal and
unreal ; productive of good and
evil.
V^f^.^W (Hi) I Discerning
between true and false.
I-"'- An assistant at n
sacrifice ; a member of an assembly.
adv. Always.
flJrj.jrTs (fS:) 2. m.The sun ; wind ;
final bliss ; supreme Being.
fl^piTC (K'i I. m. Traditionary
observances ; virtuous conduct.
^r*H (sr:-*l-5f) a. Eternal, m.
Vis/inu. [mosa oclandra.
TO-Stm (*IT) 1. /. A plant, Mi^larsf a. Virtuous.
".^RETif (*;:) I. m. The elephant
of /neb-a ; Gancsha ; elephant in
rnt, n. Liberality. [py.
5KpT^ a. Always hap^pt* 1. nt, A wagtail.
9^T.flt.T?Trtr) l.f.Karatoija, a
small river in the north of Bengal.
WT.^klftO \.f. Idem.

S^r.gBt (m:) >" The cocoanut.
/. (1) Gigantic swallow wort.
9^t.1W(l) 1. nt. The cocoanut
tree; glomeroua fig-tree, the
jack, the bd.
fl^T.M^j (nR.sjr.sfl) a. Attentive ;

present. [arborea.
^pnfT(ip) I./. A shrub, Gmdina
w<T%fira (ift) 5. m, Puftmr.
^.fir* (*.) 1. m. Shiva.
WrjfaH (7r:-HT-W) a. liver dependent ; acquainted with t lie good.
(%0 2. m. Kind speech.
^T^K') A good reply.
TTî (W-TT.Tf) . Like, similar.
flSJT (3f) a. Idem. [per.
>TCSr a. Idem; fit, proflîrff[(DT) 1./, Likeness.
^SW.Î=?ir l.B. Agitation.
(W-sn-if) a. Of the aume
place ; near.
Ûfa (fir) 2./. Virtue ; prosperity, [lent.
^S*r C:-<itT-<t) n. Good, cxcol^3nrV^ (rr) a. Acquainted with
^Sjj (go 2. m. Co-existence of
cause and effect,
W$t& ('0 '" Good nature or
temper ; reality ; quality of goodfl^TT (T^-fTf-fl) a. True.
9^r*T(fI) 5- A house ; water.
wfaPr (fa : ) /- Cluster uf houses.
^MST ("a) 1 . n. A fiaine, appella-
tion, a. Done promptly.

Aîitrar in) 1./. Cowach.
^J^HJ uifu. Instantly.
WÎWi <^:-îr-^) a. New, recent.
( 7fl) 3. /. A virtuous maid.
îiT.srrw (w) I. in. A calf.
W.wftir Cft) 5- m. /dm*.
^5(5:-5:-3) a. Going ; resting.
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tgfffl^ 1. m. A village.
^ftFJlT (Hi-'m-lf)f. Detested
l>y tlie good.
B-fT(lt-TfT-fl) 1 . n. Amiableness.
a. Amiable; well rounded.
^.irO^-ui-si) . Wealthy.
^.i)'BiJ('Br-'tir-'B) d. I^ke; of the
same caste, nature, &c,
Stf'il.'gift'ir) 3./. A wife married with religious rites.
(tff-fiWt-fft) a. Obser.
ving the same customs. /.
A wife wedded according to the
Vedai. [band ia living.
W.W3T(3T) 1./. A wife whose husS.fa (fa:) 2. m. A name of Agni.
*faw (fVO 2. m. An ox, or bull.
SHE? (HraMfHt-WS) a. Accompanying. /. (tfl^t) A confidante.
qsr (if:.^tl 2. m. /. The flapping
of on elephant's ears. m. Fragrant plant/. O) Cmrfi light.
TOT (aj:) 1. m. One of the companions of FisAnK; a son of
Brahmd; an inspired legislator.

HUfl (7T) 5. m. Brahmd. ado. Always, perpetually.
QH.WirC CcO 0lie of the
four sons of Brahmd ,- one of the
twelve emperors of India, according to the Jamas.
(*0 1. M**>
jf.H^f(tff) 3./. A plant, Marsilia guadrifolia.
^j^(Ki) 1. n. Excrement.
V*M* [4) I. n. Pack-thread; o
net made of it.
W adv. Always, eternally.

JTsrnr adv. Idem.
^fllfTT [*n-?t-ai) a. Eternal, fixed ; either god in the Hindu
triad ; a guest of the manes, f.
O) Durgd; Lakshmi, SarasS.*IT*1T (II) l.f. A woman whose
husband is living.
S.^TTMIW:) 1- m. A uterine brother.
S.sitfa (ft:) 2. hi. A uterine brother, kinsman, a. Resembling,
affectionate. [tree.
WIfl* (5:) I. m. The morunga
^fa(fa;) 2. m. Service; douution.
m. and /. (~\) Request ; quarter,
^fa-St^rtf ) 1. s. Sputtered speech,
S.f*ti^(^') I.*. Idem.
S.^T? (:-1t-^) a. Near.
^snrînrf. Concealment.
*J^fl (W) 1. m. The hands opened
and joined.
ÂH (W:-flI-<i) Eternal, continuous ; extended ; many. n.
Eternally.
Wrnwre (V0 1- m. Regular sta-
dy of the Vedas.
S.*f)i"ri (fa:) 2. /. Race, lineage ;
daughter, offspring ; descent ;
(H ! ~TTT-fl) Burnt, scorched,
inflamed, overcome with heaf,
passion or distress.
^.ftnffl;^ (W-W-V) p. Distressed.
SfWW (n:) 5.n.Grcat or universal darkness.
Sfnra(S:-ur-) Darkened.
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fa) l.m. Reproving.

q.^lf^ff {W-TtM}) p. Reproved.
^.wnj| (w) l.m. Satisfying.
*.Hfw(fl:- , m-rf) p. Satisfied.
"J*IPT(W0 - Family, race, offspring ; a heavenly tree ; expansion.
âisits (^:-qri-*i) a. Spreading.
l.m. Heavenly tree./. (Um)
Cream ; cobweb ; blade of a
knife ; froth, [liance or peace.
<TWr.*fi* (fa*) 2./. Family alV.ÎTTrtl) 1. m. Scorciiing heat ;
affliction ; repentance ; pasBion.
(V.) 1. m. One of the arrows oiKdma-deva. n. Burning ;
exciting passion ; affliction.
*fTPr.*T (*t-<l-0 o. Cooling;
consoliog.
^^nfinr (Tr-AT-vi) a. Scorched ;
suffering from heat ; inflamed.
jfn(ftl:) 2./. End; gift.

.*J5 (?:-r-) a. Delighted.
(<l0 I. m, Joy, happiness ;
thumb and forefinger.
JJ.wire* (to) 1. m. Pleasing,
irwftlt {Si-flViJ p. Pleased.
^Firei (^:-an-W) a. That may or
should be gratified, comforted.
S.5Hm (TBi-Ht-Tl) p- Abnndoned.
^.JHISHT (*!) 1. m. A leaving.
^.=B (!-Ur-) p. Alarmed.
n.mn () 1. m. Alarm.
fl.^Jt (HO 1. m. A pair of tongs
or nippers ; a hell.
1*evW (3t) 1. n. A pair of tongs.
(an) 1. /. A pair of nippers ; a
screw,
^.e;tiril(|!.n-5() p. Having; fixing ; appeasing.

l.m. Weaving garlcnds,
stringing together.
^.^Wr (si) 1. n. Looking, shewing ; appearance.
*^fifT (W:-7TT-.TJ p. Shewn.
(:-St--E) p. Bitten.
J*W.TO*r.W (W-t) Biting
the lips with rage.
^.ÎT (if) 1. n. A rope, a cord.
m. Elephant's temples.
*.*lfstJT (Wi-lff-lt) a. Bound, tiedJ.*Tfa*t (*t) n. A cow-house.
WtBnni (*) 1. Poem of three
atanzas.
(Ti) 1. m. Flight, retreat.
n.f^Ttj ( jv:-t(ii-t) a. Subject to
doubts, questionable, kept in
suspense.
*jfaw?flT (fts) 2. m. A sceptic.
^f'^fira^ fai-TMi) o. Confi-
dent in a doubtful matter.

fcm.?TO(Qi) 1. <* Doubtful do*
cument.
%r*^^p4 05:) 1. m- A disputed
debt ; doubtful interpretation.
*J.f>?W (TTi-*lf-*r) Boond.
V-P^Âftj (*I-Jt-^) Wishing
I. News. a. Told, reluted -, promised.
jf*r,BTei (i;) 1. m. Aherald, royal messenger. [certain.
j.pt^nc(li-rr-^).Dahioiw, nnp. Doubtful ;
doubted. [coach.
^<t 3- / A small bed or
m ( 810 ) toi
(*) I. m. A plant. Ceiotia

cristata.
MM1 (T:.Wi-*r) p. Seen, fore's^! /rf. [een.
^.%W (It) I. m. News, informa^"fl.H.Wl(H) Obedient.
^^.HT^ (*) 5. m. /. Commnnication of intelligence.
*Û.T* (T:) I. A messenger,
an envoy.
J.*X 1. . Doubt. suspense.
(V) 1- w. Assemblage.
(*) I. m. Flight, retreat.
q;q (agi-arr-ai) a. Joined; identified-, holding. I./ (an) Promisei
state; intimate union; twilight.
U.-Wlinu (JHi-srr-W) a. That should
be united.
vj.-arrar (f) li b. Holding together ;
joining ; combining ; soldering ;
peace; alliance ; company; countenancing ; receiving ; a relish,
acid drink ; spirits ; pickle. n.f.

(HI) Distilling. /. A foundry ; a
hraciery.
âjiar.fiw I. . Uniting ;
healing ; making peace.
trfans.*^ (<falif-4) a. Uniting.
ap(Tfinr(ij:-HMf)<i. Bound ; strung
together.
vpnMt (<i{i) 3./. A cow-liouse.
V.arr^ (tf) 1, n. Holding, practising, [by.
(t:-WT-f) a. Attended
^.airoj (^;-dsi-10') a. That should
be practised.
^faj (faj:) 2. m. Union, junction ;

peace ; a joint ; a division ; a
hole ; panie i vulva.
^farart (*) \.f. Distillation, [er.
^fai.^KCOj 1. m. A house-breakVfoaftvaj (*;) 1. m. One who
lives dishonestly ; a go-between.
^faiJT (W-Ht^fl a. Tied ; united, n.
Pickle, &c. [in alliance.
T.fM|(asi-!g:-?) Wishing to be
ajfcnfHlft) *./ A cow with calf;
one milked unseasonably.
trfai.TO (-at:) 1. **. A flower,
Krtmp/eria rotunda.
Jifa.VWl (a!) I. n. A tendon,
nerve, ligament. [a wall.
*faiXiK*T (*r) I./. A breach in
wfaWKajr} 1. /. A river; spirituous liquor ; a breach, a chasm.
arf^PmrBWW^) l,W. Power
of peace and war.
qf arftn l in w tfi. q . 5. m. Chief
minister. [tiator.
wfN.fV^Wlf^t) - Able nego^far.fmj (H) 5. w. A mijiister.

^fat.iwi (an) I. /. A particular
period, new or full moon.
^tar.^tT* (Ti) 1. m. A housebreaker.
^.a?pnnr(i|!-sti--sTJ a. United to.
^.wfa?T (Hi-m-W) p. Kindled.
^.aj: a. That should be
joined or united.
*jaar (WIT) \.f. Joining ; boundary ; a division or period of time ;
twilight ; agreement, promise ;
mental combination, reflection ;
name of a river und of a flower.
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âjr}t(W ! ) Lm. Twilight [period

at the end of each Yuga.
WMrtU (S30 2. m. Twilight
*jsjT.*nw {) Idtm.
TTfW (*J;) 1- m. Name of a
mountain. [of the day.
WWir.^fl (V) 1. - Three periods
VWT.WJfiW (31) 5. .&iwa.
*J*Sr.IW (0 1. An imp, a
goblin.
J^,*f <ftn> 2. M. Any image
oSNandi, bullofS&Va.
*jwrn* (w) 1. h. Sort of red chalk.
TOIMTff (*) L n. Red lead.
wrr-TUl (:) l.n.Brakvti.
âm.^CT (*) 1. m. Evening twilight; limit of a Yuga.

a. Shrunk, diminished, lout; still; dispirited, l.n.
A little. tktifoiia,
1. m. A tree, Buchanaaia
WVM* (^:-WS) a. Choked.
*n.*J3 <w) 2 - The piydl tree,
Buchanaaia lati folia.
W.faw ftn-THf) o. Silent
VW (TW-1IM!) p. Bent.
C.^fs (fw) 2./. Reverence, obeisance , humility ; sound.
U.V* (Ti-TT-*) a. Armed; arranged ; murderous ; wearing
amulets; near.
V.im (lO 1- Multitude, number ; rear.
WS.rrq (*fj o. Silent.
(m-wr-ô. Armed, ra. A
war elephant, armoury.
sJW.vi (<Mp4') a. Distressed.
(T) 1- ' Armour, mail.
wvrv <n:) l.n. Awn elephant;

armoury.
ft.**tfr-*) 1. ./ Proximity.
; approximation, [limate.
fir.sre (K:-ST-ef> o. Near, proWftr-Trn: (Ti) 1. m.ThepijuU tree.
vfviv (.v-V-n) a. Collected.
9ftT.*(U*) l.n. Proximity.
*jft.*iT (*ir-^-) a. Keeping in
deposit.
SfB.VPt (w) I. m. Proximity! appearance ; depositing ; abiding ;
receiving.
wfl.fll tfo:) 2./. J<fe.

flfifl.'qfinKHi-ni-ir) a. Assembled ;
blended ; arrived ; alighted.
flfct.-qm (R:) I. . Collection (
union ; mixture ; arrival ; alighting ; morbid state of the three
humours. [ness.
qfntH T (J) l.ra. Dangerous ill*jfiMre(*i-W-*l o. Bound firmly.
^ffl.T-W (ti) * m - Binding ; consequence; effectiveness.
wft.WI t*0 1. . Binding or
tying fast.
sj.fim (w:-WT-f) a. Lite.
*.ffl*nr(!I>Tr[-tf ) Immersed in ;
asleep.
9-fafini (li) . Cause of the good.
*fa.WM (W-Hl.Ti) p. United; appointed.
^ftr.wra (n) 1. m. Connexion;
appointment.
9ffl.î Stopped.
'Stir* 1. m. Obstruction;
suppression ; strangling.
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3f9.f<J (H-TI-E) a. Entered;

near, present; collected ; neighbouring.
^flr.WH (0 1. m- An open space
for exercise ; manufacture ; vicinity ; union ; collection ; introduction,
Vfr.tH (TI:-Tlr-fl) p. Stopped ; returned ; refraining.
^ffl-Bfti (fit) 2. /. Restraint; e-
voiding ; return
^fn,T? (*:-W-lf) a. Settled.
jfn.ftW a. Near, proximate ; staying. [ent.
^ftlfTHTiim (fl:-*n-^) . TransiW) 1. n. Respect for the
good. [duct.
9.1TIJT ($0 1 . m. Goad way or conTOOT 1-n. Giving up.
tjaj-ig (^:-si-^f) a. Abandoned;
made over.
*TBrpj(*r:) l.nt. Indian spikenard ;
abandonment of the world ; deposit ; sudden death.
Wtrrfat ffi) 5. m. The Br&hman
of the fourth order ; a religious
mendicant, a devotee.
VM* (*!) 1- m. A partisan, one on
the same side. n. Winged.
*PT^-'Srw (**:) A wounded
deer or other animal, a. Distressed, afflicted. [pain.
^TO.ÔI L n. Excessive
^m-Wfc! (f>:)2./. Went; agony.
q.VK (Hi) 1. m. An enemy./, ft)
Woman whose husband has
other wives.
^1lft(fti) 2. m. Sort of bamlm.
Vlf^ adv. Instantly, quickly,

î$t (air) 1,/. Worship, reverence.
^.ftw (fll) I. m. A kinsman, who
nnites in offering the funeral
cuke to the manes.
^fiptft.SK^T ("> I, n. Offering
food to deceased sapindas or
kinsmen ; acknowledging one as
a kinsman.
^PrslHfT (Tfi-WT-'I) a. Numbered

among kinsmen. [ther.
W.iftfiT (fir:) l.f. Drinking toge(V-WMf) o. Seven, seventh.
/. (1) Woman's girdle.
iS%.WK (3:0 1. m. A tree, c(
icholaris.
^S.Rto (V) 1. m. Agni or fire.
a.rr (g:) l.m, Idem.
^H.7T*i ("HO 2. m. A sacrifice.
^hW) 2. /.Seventy,
en.^n (:-it-St) Seventeenth.
VH-<tRt (H) a. Seventeen.
^.<lft|ftl (ffTO 2. m. .rfyni or fire.
m/ti. In seven ways.
9H-*mfir0 2 - m - The seTen P art
of the body, chyle, flesh, blood,
98^0. Seven.
W.'vi a. Seven. leaved.
t. A tree, Echxtcs scholaris. n.
A sweetmeat.
^vV^th {h;-wt-jtj a- Idem.
QK.^T-S t) 3./. A mother of
seven children.
^S.^rWfT (JPI;) 2./. piu. Prince,
minister, city, country, treasure,
force, and ally of a state.
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^TUfÊ (fc-fS'-l?) * Having seven ties or humours (the body).

(T:) I.M. The sirisha tree.
%nm (m4fc*6) a. Seventh./. (1)
Seventh day of the fortnight.
VTt.THI (Hfi) 1. m. The seven red
parts of the body, palms, soles of
the feet, corners of the eyes,
tongue, palate, lips, and nails.

TO.m (w) I. n. Seven nights.
Vg.fi (fcj:) 1. m. Ursa major, its
seven stars having the names of
seven sages.
(*T) 1. / Name of several
plants, as double jasmine.
**.*fif (ftO 2. m. The snn.
WW (W-W-V) a. Of seven
hands or cubits.
1. m. The planet
Saturn. [bera.
VSIW (T:-#t-T) a. Of seven mem*(Hjfws (Pfe) 2- i". Agni or fire ;
Saturn, a. Evil-eyed.
TOTf* (^;) 1. m. The sun.
VHi* (4) 1. n. A heptagon.
Wj 1. n- A week.
^fil (fi?t) 2. m. Ahorse.
<m <*-ft) 1. *./. A email glistening fish, sort of carp.
^.t9T (w:-tBi.tf) a. Having fruit,
productive, profitable, successful, ofnse. [wife.
(*:) 1. m. A man with his
9.wf% (foi) 2. m. Evening twilight, [sive; extortionary.
.Hr9(q:-lff-'H) a. Painful, oppres1.g?I.^ja {Jfli) 1, n. Studying
nnder the same teacher.
wTO-^lfct tt 5 - A fellowstudent observing the same austerities.

V.Hfl fr^fH) Fearful.
^.wTfaTT) 1./. A woman whose
husband is alive. [bly.
gwl (WT| l./.A house; an assem-
*HT5T (SWTSPlfir} 10. a. To serve,

to oblige ; to please ; to see.
WiaiB (t) 1. n. Courtesy in receiving or leaving a friend.
^*nfai(T(S:-'N-rt) p. Treated kindly i obliged.
^m.tlfjr (fa:) 2.m. The president
of an assembly ; the keeper of a
gaming house.
TOT.Tlt.VC (T:-^**?) a. Swaying
an assembly.
Wn.T^ (Tfr%) 5. One of a
company, assistant at a meeting ;
an assessor.
Wf.W fr:) 1. m.Idtm.
Bfiraj (w.) 1, m. The keeper of a
gaminghouse.
*tftsi (sr:) I. m. Idem.
wrf^rT (JT:) I.m. A pandit.
{V}:) 1. m. An assistant at an
assembly ; honourable person [
keeper of a gaming house, a.
Trusted, faithful, relating to or
fit for a meeting. [society.
'J'Wm (*?:) 1. m. An ornament of
(tti) 1./. Politeness.
^Tf prep. With. See ^.
W (nt-OT-w) a. Whole, all, com.
plete ; good ; same, equal, like ;
impartial ; mean. 1 ./. A year. n.
A figure in rhetoric ; identity.
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*-W5r (551) 1 . /. A girl fit to be

married.
SH.WIW (^) 1 - 1. Same time.
^rSre (^) 1. m. A. snake.

*fflfi (W:-WMK)m. Going or moving equally.
VTV (W-W-^) i. Before, in presence of, risible.
fl.*mt (5T:) 1. m. An oblong excavation ; a. parallel apipe don.
H.nrfT (fill) 2 '/- Et L ufJ 0T mean
pace. [perfume.
H.Pffl (*0 1. m. Compounded
^B.UfTTJ-HT-'/)a. All, whole, entire.
W.TT (1) l.f. Bengal madder;
eort of fern ; sensitive plant.
Wfan (W-lM) Indifferent;
equable ; knowing all alike.
(>*) 1- n. Indifference ;
equanimity.
m.â^(wi!-w ) See îrfia-fl.
(W-m-w) a. Like.
^fl.ai (w) 1. nt. A multitude of
beasts or blockheads, n. A forest.
0n) 1-/. Fame, reputation, [fame.
OT.^jr W) !/ An assembly;
() 1 Propriety, a. Proper, correct ; virtuous; experi1. m. A potherb.
97TT(<II) 1./. Sameness, equality.
W.fins(B:) I. m. Transgressing.
fln.fHTPn (fTi-"lI-'n) Transgressed, surpassed, exceeding,
^W.faftwtW-W-lr*". Much, abundant, [triangle.
*,f*ww 1, m. Equilateral
n.wVl (flt-erT-tf ) a. Past, gone.

TO.fvpt (*) a. Equally bright.
(C-TMT) a. Envious.
TO.^* (ti-fll-si) a. Viewing all

alike.
mrfew (*it-ft^-fil) a. Idem.
W.^:*(W-?rr-^)a. Sympathizing.
Sfl.T*[j* ) a. Viewing all alike.
Vt.fm (flt:-WT-) a. Exceeding.
Bfanw (W;-*rr-lf) a. Attainable,
Uwfa.JUPf (*r) 1. n. Surpassing.
^H.'CT (ip-m-lft a. Equivalent.
(s^!-I3T-4) o. Going the
same rond.
^(f.fl.Tffl(7I:--<rr-fl)n. AsBentedto.
**..j.wr (WMII-if) a. Allowed,
n. Assent.
.ij.iT (Jj:-m-ti) a. Devoted to.
OTftfw) I. Limit, time. a. Entire, universal. [ther.
OTpmtq; adv. All round ; oltogeUWrL^Hl l.f. The milkhedge plant. [Buddha.
^Fffl.H^ (50 m - A Sm or
mmr (*,) 5. m. Agni or fire.
Wsjrrn oo*i. All around ; on every
side." [v*.
^.Tjtj (sgi-sjs-sfl) o. Fierce, m. SAi^fl.*ni (7):) 1. m. Natural order
or consequence.
TO-faff (T:-iir-*i) a. Possessed of.
^K.ITif, (<) ] . n. Shooting attitude.
tJH.^fs (ts^fr-TS) o. Thinking
all alike ; indifferent, stoical.
W.*Wf(Ts-*l-' 1 ')o.Of the same nature, nt. Sameness, equability.
W.fa.yt (Wi-Tn-fl)fl. Overwhelmed.
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(*') 1. n. Approaching;
seeking.
I. n. Seizing.
WrfW-TT*: (*:) 1. m. Repetition ;
*W.wf (ft:) 2.f. Even ground.
TO.W^N-Tr) 1. B./. Worshipping.
TOWWIfHi-HT-ir) p. Worshipped.
Wm prep. With ; togelher with.
WMTfa (fm-fni-fir) a. Viewing
all as good.
OT?irq iW-^t V) a. Of like origin.
OWN (*t-*Mi) b. Of the same
size or measure.
flfl.fflft(f?t:) 2./. Mean tneaanre.
"BdO 1. in. Apportioned time ;
prescribed mode ; the time, season ; opportunity, leisure, engagement ; agreement ; order ;
observance ; oath ] limit ; end
of trouble ; declaration.
(*JJ 1 . m. Filing a time.
m^(V) l.M. Breach of ngreeW .tfWH : {X>) I. m. Idem.
<fflIT prep. Near, within ; at euch
a time, seasonably, duly.
*UTO]HlfVcT (it) n. A time when the
sun and stars are hid,
W 1. m. n. War, buttle.
*I-*5jT (si;) 1. m. Mean string or
soundings. [tie.
*W*.1S^(5t} 5- m. Front of bat-
^H.V5(Bl;-iJir.oiJ o. Of like origin.

M1 O) I. n. Adoration,
^nfiir (SIs-TH-H) p. Adored.
5Ui (^:-wr-^') j). Asked ; pained.
VlHi (^!-*Ti-^ - ) a. Strong, powerful, fit, able ; connected in

sense, m. Construction of words.
9B1*ir (î) I. n. Aloe wood.
WWm(n) 1./. Strength, power,
UHît {]') l.n. Deliberation, decision, perseverance ; stopping
a dispute ; objection. [boon,
W.W (W.-WIJi) a. Granting a
9WW (nf) |. n. Making over,
^Hi-SVl (Ht-lt-V) a. That should
be made over.
Ûfwr (in-HT-li) p. Made over.
^HfwirnT (Tnr-Tiit-^w) p. Mak^.^T^(^:-Î-^)a. Near; bounded ; correct in conduct.
H.flW (*7:-*rHff) a. Dirty, a. Filth,
fteces.
muK (TO 1. . A place of
pilgrimage, as o sacred stream.
^fl.^strf [ai-'ffT-'fr)^. Bent.
gn.Jr>5 (*:-tff -m) a. Of the same
colour or caste, m, Curaraunity
of caste.
9B.Tffl^(*f) 5.m. Yama.
OT.T<B (w:-wr-g) a. Perfectly
^H.îgiJT (Trr-TTT-Ti, , Wasted.
WW.T.Î (rfi-isi-iq - ) a. That
ahuuld he let go.
WBUKIC) Km. Sort of dramatic entertainment, [on.
SUTIW! (k:) 1. m. Mixture, uni^H.^tfH (ffl;) 2./. Obtaining.
^Hfll 1. m. Co-ordination;
multitude, quantity ; a category.
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OTni.WI (ait) 1. m. IoaeparWnfoiT (^t-fasft-fa) n. Idem. a.

Connected ; numerous,
imhim (w) 1. n. Inseparable cause. [on.
**rar*I W 1. m. Mixture, uni^H.Effl (fqt-fri-ftQ a- Moderate.
^n5n (a:-ai-Tt) a. Miied, collected, co-ordinate ; belonging to
the same category.
W-^H C*} Mean depth.
TO.^WI (Jt'-IT-^) o. Spreading
OTer, pervading.
Wlfe(fc) 2./. Universality, viewingall things us good. [herb,
Sfltffwr (m) 1. /. A sort of potWif!l-* Of same
number ; equal. [bination_
Wtttf) 1. n. Contracting; coraTO.*P (fail) 2. /. Peace on
equal terms.
Wl.wfara (n:-?iT-fi) i. Allied on
equal terras ; hound equally.
TO.Qfa (fat) 2. /. The end of the
kalpa and destruction of the
universe.
WW (V-WI-^) All, entire ;
contracted ; compound, m. A
whole, aggregate.
WBB.mW.f^" (W-H) . Thinking of God as in all and without all. [flflfewfa (f*fl:-fa) General; see
^H.f (W-WI-W) a. Even ; like.
W.Wltft 3- / 1116 Doab
country. [filled up.
wrafitfUmCiT-flT-Ji) a. Levelled,
ÎWr(WT) 1./. Fart of a stanza to

be finished as a trial of skill, a.
That should be collected or completed. [&c.

^nWTitl (f0 !/ P* rt of a >snza,
WW a. Sharing equally ; a coheir, m. Equal share.
AWtUTlft^Cft-Mr-ft) Idem.
OTifipf (5fi)5. m. /ion.
*fltSflt*lI (>nf 1./. Cow bearing
every year.
Ufl-PSf% (<f-f*ft-ftf) o. Possessing a diffusive fragrance.
^JTTJW a. Bewildered.
^flTfwa (3) 1- n. Bewilderment.
^rrnrr'n (^.-'flT-'Rj a. Pervaded ;
overcome. [tion.
WIWT (Wfl 1. / Fame.reputaWtrwifl lUi-HWi) a. Famed.
(KJ-TIT-fl) a. Arrived, met,
united.
HHTJifrT ffilO 2- /. Arrival, union, meeting ; similar state or
progress.
WTfIB(:) I . m. Arrival ; union ;
intercourse ; encounter; the occultation of a star. [killing.
Tjjrnm (Wl) 1 . m. War [ striking ;
mrpK "O-^T-O a- Practising.
^ffpnv n. A practising.
TOJTO fts-W-O o. Acting alike,
m. Practice; news; progress.
WT^H (WW-*) - Covered
with ; involved in.
iffliST (ST;) 1. . A multitude, an
assembly ; a club ; an elephant.
U jrra3S-nnr? W*M> P- Wishing
to provoke or to attack.
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m?T5H(V) 1./. Fame, reputation.

WHTÎT I. . Receiving suitable donations ; daily nbservan.
ces of the Jamas. [reeled.
wrfCB (Si-TI p. Enjoined ; di{^:-TJI-*ij fl. Acceptable.
wp*l*l (^) J. n. Religious meditation i abstraction of mind ;
promising ; leading incident in
a drama.
^wfa (fa:) 2./. Mental combination; deep meditation, row, silence, promise, reconciling- ; demonstrative conclusion; obstinate perseverance ; accumulation of corn ; tomb ; the joint
of the neck.
^HifaJTri (WTT.-iml-m) a. Contemplative ; promising,
^wrftf.QI (flMBt-tfj a. Given to
meditation.
^WTWrw (Wi-BMi) a. Inflated.
flfliT (Wi-WT-W) m. One of the vital airs, a. Same, similar, good.
Wi.*r:JtT (H.-UI-^) a. Occurring at the same time.
îriJT.iir*(-*;-*I.5i) a. Of the same
family. [age
TOTt-OTPl (*H-HTO) a. Of equal
sam.airfir (ft:.fili-fir) a. Of the
same tribe.
WHK.airatu (*IMIT-*i) a. Idem.
JptrifiTT (tit) 1. /. Sameness.
WnHT(if) 1. n. Bringing.
^HI5t.^.0!f[W (Tf:) l.m. Per-
pendicular descent.
W^nf^s^r (v) I. n. A common
property, m. Generic character.
I wnft*TCCC) 1. w. Idem ; like

| duty, office. Sec.
nr^n (s^r-iil a. Brought.
^HI^T^t* 1. m. A distant
kinsman who unites in offering
water to the manes.
Wihijia (*80 1. m. Abrotherof
whole blood.
1 . n. End of the year.
nnr (Vi) l.m. Sacrificing to the
Sods. [pleting.
BTHqr(W:-si.^') a . Killing, com*flT>r (lil 1. n. Conclusion ; section ; killing; deep thought;
gain.
IJPTp'tfli-'af-li) a. Finished, gained, accomplished, killed ; afflicted ; come to pass. [eluded.
^HTfini(tT:- Hi-fi ) a. Finished, consm*e p. Asked.
WTa (Ji:-jn;-ji| a. Finished.
Wtfaifil:) 2./ End, conclusion;
stopping disputes.
9HTfn*(<*:-*W) a. Finite, final,
m. A finisher ; one who has completed bis studies.
Vftmvi (Hi) \.f. Part of a stanza
to be finished as a trial of skill.
HT8*T (Hr-WT-Ti) p. Drenched.
îitwiÔ 1. m. Totality; destruction.
qum [mi) 1. m. A visit, an arrival.
9T*rfT (Bi-STI-fT) p. Extended,
TOTTHIrT (ff-m-tf) p. Arrived.

BwniJI ( 7T :-5n-if J n . Joined, connected with ; adorned.
^JTtStth (It:) 1. m. Union ; multitude; ciiuse, motive.
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JBTT5N(ti-aiI-ai)p. Commenced.
WIKW (HO I. m. Beginning ; undertaking.
(5:-?r-3J p. Ascended ;
agreed to.
^WpTTWOri) l.n. Placing in or on.
^HTTlfilfr (tT:-in-fl) p. Placed.
mpCTY [T) 1. >" Going up ;
mounting; agreeing.
^Tr , q I lKf-f*i*W>$) Desiring
equality ; seeking peace.
*) t H>*lH (H) 1, n. Resting upon.
WTWU (H:) l.M. Auuintiug the
body with coloured perfumes, as
saffron, sandal, &c.
WiraUT (1:) 1. . Idem.
3./. Collection of flowers, a nosegay.
WTTifa (sf) 1 . n. Leaving school
and returning home.
UH|WIl(^0 l.M. A multitude, conglomeration, association.
^Jtprra (^:) 1. m. Residence.
^WT^rfo'l (*ll-n-*r) p. Residing.
WrfVe (S;-SI-tf) a. Occupied, entered, engrossed by.
Wthtt fti-HMr) p. Enclosed, surrounded.
ÛTBfi (Hi) ]. m. A pupil who has
completed hie studies.

jrr^(^:.^T-3!i) a. That should be
made known.
^BT^Jt {W-) ! w. Entrance; emotion ; possession by evil spirits.
Witfipl (q:-HT-i{) a. Placed,
filed, entered; introduced.
^BTitfîT tfT:-HI*li) p. Apprehen-
1 ) wra
TTHpTCl (H:) I. ni. Protection, refuge ; taking refuge.
TfttT (5J:--m-jf) o. Protected,
cherished.
TOTTWW-^lt-W) p. Confiding in.
ÛT^re 1. m. Confidence.
i. (Sis) 5- ra - A year,
^nre (*Jt) 1. m. Contraction ; formation of compound words ; reconciling ; collection ; whole.
HHnnt(ffl:-aiT-Hi) Joined ; Combilled ; attained ; affected by.
WPjfiS(i16;} 2./. Union, attach.
^HT"3^r 1. n. Joining, union.
(H.-Xhit) a. Near.
(*r) l./. Total sum of
the products.
Wl W!(Wt*t-^S ) (i. Contract,
ed, compounded, m. The Tun
BT>?B1 ("n'f I. n. Giving up.
WHTOI^5f (*t) 1. ".Effecting.
^flTBir<<T (Wi-VMf) a. Done, accomplished, attained.
Oq;-^T-^') a. Attainable.
SflTOTHn^t*: (T:) I. M. Supplying
an ellipsis.
WnWr (AT) I. /Part of a stanza
to be completed as a trial of
skill, m. Sense of a compound.
HI^tT (sf;-*n-si) p. Seated.
^flT^g J). Left, given

WP>hpI [M] 1. n. Serving ; pracnmfn-ft(7i;-Ht-^l p. Served.
ûrStrffl (%:) 2. /. A protracted
metaphor.
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Wn^l(?H) 1./. Interview, [ed.

^TYl(W:-JTT.Ji) jj.Struck, wound9Hr^T*T(w) l.n. Uniting ; collect wrTK (TO I. m. Aggregation;
abridgment ; grammatical com^BTfr-T (W;-BT-lf) o. Promised,
absorbed in thought ; demonstrated ; reconciled ; assembled ;
deposited ; completed ; pure ;
wnfiflMPre (sp:-vrfc-T:) a. Of
composed mind.
(fT:-fir-c() a. Accepted,
comhined ; compiled.
SflT^fsi (fw:) 2. /. Compilation,
abridgment.
VWTtn in-.) I . m. A match ; cockfighting, &C. ; war ; calling out.
W'W) 1 / A plant, Gojihwa i
calling out. m. Challenge.
Wn^R (i) l.n. A challenge.
ffl* (si) 1. n. A pike, a dart.
*finr(W) 5./. War, battle.
sjfiPTT (HI) 1./. Wheat flower.
ffir(fif:) 2./. War ; assembly |
association ; likeness,
^fa*! (ST:) I. in. Fire ; war.
f<n[(T:-sj[-^)p. Kindled,
ufwu ^-iT) a. /.Fuel.
*fW (s*0 1. m, Agni or fire.
HfSNflM W-srr si) a. Increasing.
sJiff^sr (if) ] . n . Fuel,
^fuwisr (n:.sn-si) o. Increasing.
*fircOC;) l.n. Wind, air.
sjflto (*) 1. n. War, battle; a

darl or pike.
^.WWC*) 1. n- Equalizing;
equation.
sjflt.SFff (5T:-m-ffl a. Equalized ;
imitated ; added.
s3STt.far*n (s?T I./. Equation.
Swfa (^) L. n. The Sdnkhya philosophy. 1 ./. Nature, crude matter, intellect ; sight ; effort ;
search ; a treatise on the Vedas.
sjrifa"! (it) 1. n. Search, inspection, [dered.
^J(gsT (sT:-flT-ri) p. Seen ; consiWijm*lft* (*1.fT#t-ft) a. Acting deliberately.
SwWrt) > m. The ocean./. ("T)
A deer ; praise.
Urt^'*' 1- "I. Copulation.
Wft-frr (if) 1. n. Truth, a. True.
correct; fit.
glfef( (TO-nT-if) Praised,
sjjft?; (^:) 1, m. Fine wheat flour.
*hTsT (sT:-TMf) a . Yearly; hired
for a year ; after a year.
ftPsT*! (3TT) 1./. A cow calving
every year.
sjtl (q:->rMr| a. Near.
*ifH* (W:-m-Jf) a. Going near.
qw\$.7tq prep. Before, near,
sjfftf sir ((TI) I./. Proximity, contiguity.
^tft.WH (7t:-SII-ft| a. Equalized ;
identified.
W\y (1>sjr-ti) a. Of like cause
origin. [at.
9}ftJTC (sfR-sji?I-sr : ) P- Arrived
^BK (TO 1. . Air, wind,
sjfljîii (>:) 1. m. /(fern ; a plant,
Marud; a traveller, n, Throwing.
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l^tfOI (H:-m-) p. Sent, gone.

**ftf*H (Ifl-HT-li) />- Wished, n.
A wish.
(t-"T*) a. Eloquent.
fl.^fNnr (ff:-in-H) a- Fit, right.
1?r.>ni I. m. Assemblage,
collection, conjunction. [ing.
If (*>^-*r) o, Traversing, flyfct) t. m. Destroying, destruction.
^f.^ni () I- m- Opposition;
elevation.
(V) 1- Height.
ig.Hnf (Hi-WMl) o. High, lofty.
^Tg.^firfi a. Sighing,
n. A sigh.
l. m. Sighing.
Ug.fs7r(w>HT-*f) a. Left.quitted.
^.Wtf p. Perforated.
*rg.am (n;> 1- m. Rise, ascent.
If.BRTH () 1. An oaprey.
^g.^siir fm) 1. . Inflaming.
^g-.^fanr (WMIMf>j>. Inflamed.
(W-WT-W) o. Rising, born,
prod need, occasioned.
^g.WPW (I - ) Performance of
work; industry ; indication of
disease ; riling, growth ; healing.
TJllfitJH (H:-Tn-fl) P- Raised up;
risen, increased ; arising from.
g.;q7ist(^l 1. n. Ascending; going ; effort.
qg. atf r T tT (Jfc-fn-fl) p. Ascended ;
exerted ; vigoroos,
3ri"H 2. /. Origin, incident, [ring
H$.*rtt Cas-V-*) J. Bom ; occur-
qtr.ntTZ (W) 1. m- Tearing from.

^J.cqifsil (cTi-tTI-TT) Tom from.
IJf'TKT (^) 1. n. Producing;
effecting.
if.rtlir<n (Hi-WT-^) p- Produced.
W-fal* (^:--5T-^) a. Erceasively confused or confounded, m.
An army in disorder.
nf.Hj) (il:) l.m. Leaving; giving ; evacuating.
Festivity.
flj.l^T (/Rs-OT-tf) a. Sorrowful,
grieving for the absent.
If.ahl (W) 1- m. Elevation.
^;w(W:-Wr-W)o. Drawn, raised.
ig^CI:) l.m. Ascent; rise accumulation ; war ; effort ; a day.
ig.-^TJis (W) I. . Knowledge.
Ifl^T^TCfT:) l.m. Intention, purpose, motive.
fl5^Tj(ij:) 1. m.Wnr ; multitude;
ascent ; rear of an army.
fltHfTC" (*) 1- Declaring.
tfg^T^fT (rir-in-ti) p. Declared.
(W-WH) o. Riseu;pro.
duced ; excited ; possessed of.
WS^fW 1. . Reciting.
^gCtP:*i (m-irva) p. Recited.
ig.H (TO 1 nt- A casket, a covered uox ; a stanza whose parts
ore alike in sound but not in
sense, a. Rising up, pervading
completely.
l>M!fl (uO 1. nt. Rising, ascent ;
birth.
1. it. Species of alliteration.
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Wg.'ftf Cb:-*!- 1 "') a. Brought up,
vomited ; raised up ; exclaimed.

p. Shewn ; explained; de tuiled.
W.T* W) I- Explaining.
V*i\'t (fli-WT-lO Ill-mannered;
raised up. upheld ; proud.
5-TtW (*) 1. n. Food vomited ;
raising ; rooting up.
qg.Vfl (flT-flf-^) a. Raising.m, A
deliverer. [by the hand.
(W-W->a) a. Wiped off
(TTi-ai-fTI o. Ill-behaved ;
raised up ; extricated; seized.
95.f5ir ttn-TTt-ti) a- Afraid.
^J.-g^ a. Born, produced, di. Origin.
^5.?ff (W:-?fr-Tf) a. Produced.
g.^Tfl(?I>TII-iT)n.Prepared, ready.
^^111 (W:) I. hi. Effort ; onset.
V^Tap (H:-HT-fi) p. Raised.
^*pt (*0 A sea. ocean, a.
Sealed, stamped.
>p:.flrii('S:)l. m- Cottle- fish hone.
*gS.:*!'HI (*m} 1./. A river.
^fijS.Ji 1. m. A trader by sea ;
a seaman. 1./. A river, a. Sea*55.JZff(SF) I . n. A pleasnre-honse
in the midst of water.
fl^S.'^T tn. Agastya.
^5.51^ (z) 1. n. Seashore.
^gS.rfktO I.n. Idem.
WfH-^ftffr (tit) 1./. A river.
*35.jr*n>r I. n. The beverage of immortality, nectar ; the
Vgs.iftjK^T:) I. n. Cuttle-fish bone.

^TS.WflW {W) 1-/. The earth.
tfl 1. n. A sea voyage.
W*.nfa=r (*fi) 5. m. A sailor ; a
merchant trading by sea.
^SS.^^l (IT) 1. /. The eiirth.
(>"") 1. n. Sea salt.
^gR.^f>irw:)2. m. Submarine fire.
(u:) 1. m. Father of
the Jaiita pontiff of the preseut
age.
55.^n (SI) 1./. "Wave. tide.
Îfprf (f!j 1. ii. Thenutmeg; sen
shore. 1./. Htdysarum; cotton
plant ; gramineous plant.
î*|HÎ (V) I./. The earth.
933r*(^) I. ni. A shark, a whale ;
Rdmas bridge. [time.
^f%7) (7j:-*ji-*j) a. Marine, mari^51^ (^:-^t-Y) a. Bearing up.
S^1(^) 1- n. Wetness.
(-TTM<) fl. Wet.
^g.-JIrI((I:-?II--frj a. High, exalted ;
prominent ; proud,
*5.*fil(filO l.f. Elevation, loftiness ; dignity ; prosperity.
(T-^Wf) 1. a. Conceited
of learning; proud; born; tied
above; superior. [dent.
(V) 1. m. Gaining ; inci^H.B(Ti:-!IT-'ii} p. Approached.
^pi.Jnt (f?;) 1. tn. Approach.
^*pr.f%W(*r:-vri-fl) p. Accumulated.^ [l yfl^.TlTW nrfu. Happily, fortunalc^l.f%?(E:-5I-e') p. Seated.
*pT.tiT (1=) 1- Causing to sit
down; welcoming.
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TOir.tfiPT Ct'-frt-M) p- Made to

sit; welcomed. [event.
Hipj.THT (WT) ' / Proximity ;
**pi.f^m (m-Vf-IT) a. Approximated: got.
TO-TOff^-l"*) 0 - Neglecting.
^.Vfflff (Iti-HT-li*) p. Beheld.
V^.-ifTt (TO-TtM) p. Come togeI her. [proceeding.
^5f*r5W (TpR>*rqT-^:) n. Going,
V^TS (-S;-3T-3)^. Restrained.
^TftlH (Wi-TTT-Ti) p Fasted.
^.SUTT (H-'fil-fl) a- Sporting;
shining ; beautiful ; brilliant.
^g.wfaH (JT:-*T-Ti) p. Idem.
^$3 C3--S1--5) n. Heaped ; bent ;
produced quickly; accompanying ; married ; tamed ; purified.
V-V? (to 1- A deer q^l [V.) 2. m.Idein.
*3,He (^-WT-'S) o. Having a root.
^T?.m5T(Ti| I. n. Eradication.
^r^(YO 1. m. Assemblage ; number ; quantity. [certi.
^3.*uai (ah 1. n. A joint conl^silttft 3./. A broom,
^131 (W-W-^) m - Sacrificial fire,
or place for it. a. That should
be collected, ind. Having collected.
W lY-TI-i) n Happy ; thriving ; grown ; full ; accelerated.

^ft^<iM^l (Ki-ITf-Ji) a. Very swift.
WfttfVoa/ Thriving, increase;
prosperity ; supremacy.
W^W-fll-'tf) n. Near, approached; agreed; collected ; possessed of.
*%fl*T! fWi-fH-W) a. Increased.

3^T^ (-) 1 . n. Mixture of butter-milk and water.
TITO (ro:) 1. m. Descending. \.f.
Lightning. [medicinal root.
iwffl(ffl)2./. Prosperity ; wealth ;
^*pCS)5./. Prosperity : wealth ;
perfection ; necklace of pearls.
STO? (?) 1. n. Standing with the
feet even.
^"J5t 1. m. A king, a prince.
^.rofl{B:-THT.'a) Accomplished ;
effected : mnture ; prosperous ;
possessed of ; perfectly conversant with.
U.roJTRluO 1. m. Calamity; futuSWrjuail 1. . War, battle,
^ro^tfa* 1 . m. Idem.
srofT-fe^"! (""> 1 - n. A drying up.
flro^tT (7T:-7ir-ri) p. Dead.
adv. After death.
1. m. Mixture; contact,
nrofaK (^f-ffS'nl-flfil a. Mixed;
connected with, in contact with.
^roaffa {H-VI-V) a. Related to.
JJ.roiS 1. m. A tree. Cassia
fistula ; a logician, a. Reasoning ; small; low; impudent;
lecherous.
^.rorz 1. hi. A spindle ; in-
tersection by a perpendicular
S.roiW 1. m. Descending, alighting ; going ; son of Garttdti.
*.roif<T (ft:) 2. m. The son of
Garvda ; a fubulous bird.
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*j*rrfTrsj 1. m. Idem,
V.-nnt* (gr:-T-') o. Fulfilling.
TJ.TOTT^sr (si) 1. n. Gaining, attaining ; accomplishing.
*J.lTf<rT a. Attained,
gained ; accomplished.
.fsra (fc:'-S!-e) p. Pounded.
*.<n*<*0 !. Agitating ;sending ; pain.
J.*qt5T (M) 1- n. Squeezing;
agitating ; punishing.
(JTi-WI-tf) p. Pained ;
squeezed ; sent; punished.
sj.sjrfiHffl: ) 2. /. Drinking in company.
sj.nre (3:) I. n>. A casket, covered box i a flower. Ktiruvaka.
H.mzm {W.) l.m.Idem.
fl.Rrsfir (si) I. n. Treating with
respect. [respect.
^.ronsft*! (*j:-HT-si) a. Worthy of
^.mfirrfT (JI:-MT-Tr| p. Respected.
(W;.wt-Tn'| a. Full, complete, entire, m. A mode of music including the entire gamut.
jj. /Ether, atmosphere.
^.WBJir (At) 1./. fulness.

V.*Jlf (jTP-3t-K Mixed, inlaid ;
united ; close to.
^H.WST (H:-UT-B) p. Possessed of.
m.wfiftl (ff:-<n-Jf)p. Bellowed.
m.l?f (Wl-m-fl') p- Brought.
UUl.Sie {wr-sft-K) a. Leading, in.
A judge, ruler,
IflMTPF!! (si) 1. Heating; afflicting j a bell.
*J.*nfil adv. Now. (fir-) 2. m. A
Jaina of the last era.
^.iHff(T?fTi (fii:-fTi:-fa) a. Agreed ;

consentient /. Assent, acltnowledgment, agreement, concurrence, presence ; assault ; effecting.
TOffa/tra (*!-Mi) p. Arrived;
agreed to ; effected ; attached.
TOfr.TTOV 1 w. Durance,
actual confinement or restraint.
j.msfai (tjt) 1./. Expecting.
^.*5!fflfrT (fif!) 2./. Fame, notoriety, [case.
.HR;t*r 1. n. A gift; dative
sjUI^HJ (v.) 1. m. Traditional
doctrine ; a eect.
WW.SW {*) 1. n. Ascertainment.
^.'S-^KITCUI) l./.Determiuation
of nny point, decision.
^.ssi^ lar) 1. n. Kuaming, peregrination.
^.nurt^ ({:) 1. m. Inadvertence.
w.irrq (10 1. n. Neglect.
I.TH.sjT'O (ii) 1. n. Departure.
sj*3.sj*Ti (?ff:-7liMfl) p. Connected
or acquainted with.
WHT.Srfi (n:) l.m. Connexion ; relation ; arrangement ; union;
copulation ; magic.
TO.Slfjlif (n't) 5. tn. A libertine ;
conjuror ; effector of a union,
f^sr (f) 1. n. Conversation.
g.^rafl Cm-Tir-fl) p. Passed by ;
gone, dead.
.HRT(?l:) 1. m- Inquiring after.
*Js.T5 (^') I . n. Trusting in.
s.*jnjsr (si) I. . Effecting.
sjsb.tjkj (W) 1. w. The changing
of T. ^, ^. 51 to V, T, K, W.
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e.^MJjr* ft) 1. Setting out.

.n.faiff (7[:.Jfr-*) p. Set out,
gone. [motion.
V.i9.m(*0 I. m. War; killing;
TOTWrt) l.n. Laughter, joy.
9.nrrn (Si-UT-II) a. Attained, accomplished ; arrived -, become.
*.HTfs(fifj) 2.f. Obtaining, acquiBition.
V.vitH t:-Ht-IT) a, Well.pleased.
.Wtf (fa:) 2./. Affection ; delight, [liberating.
ft) 1. n. Looking at, deOT.fa? (n'-Wt-ii) p. Seen considered, [missed.
*.^5rW (UJ-aT-W) p. Scut, dis^flfSlÔ I. m. Sending, directing.
*5rwf(W) 1. n. Sprinkling; consecrating.

^rqrfgs (Si-m-'rfj p. Sprinkled
(with holy water) ; consecrated.
WS^ ft:) I. '" Inundation :
alarm ; falling all around.
W.nfiTW (*r:) 1. m. A ram.
.*JW (s-Wr-*) a. Blown, opened.
^niiZfl:) m - Defiance, combat.
*q UJsrfa 1. a. To go. (Vi)
TOlfif 10. j. To unite, join.
^J*(s}) I. n. Water; twice ploughing.
TOTr(li-ir-*)0. Connected witli j
endowed with ; bound.
^j^W(ai) 1. m. Connexion, rel ation i mental association ; quoting a textual proof ; suitableness ; fitness ; success ; possessive case. a. Connected; fit,
able ; inherent.
WW (*!-*t-^) a. Relating to.

TOfaci Wt-ftrfv.fi>!) o. Possessiag good qualities; inherent,
related to, connected with.
WW ) 1 . n. Water ; restraint ;
religious observance, m. A demon ; a deer ; fish ; bridge ;
mountain./, ft) Asparagus.
(&) 1. m.End of the world.
TO(3>5i) 1. >. n. Provender or
stock for travelling expenses, n.
Water. [ed.
4e) ib rf(?T!-irT-'rf} a. Twice plotigh(qt-m-qt) m. Blocked up ;
crowded; narrow; the vulva;
road to hell ; fear.
*.wrP"S (*:-Bn-*!)"- Crowding,
pressing.
g.*^TO5|(5s') l.n. A gate ; a barrier ; point of a spit ; doorkeeper ;
opposition.
^faftJlfg.-ftj) n.Of kinds or sorts.

v.?** (V-)l. n- A Jaina deified
snge.
*TSff* (ftO 2./. Calling or calling to; epithet; vocative case.
.rare(^:) 1. m. Explaining ; sending ; loss, destruction.
ft) 1. a. Calling to ; the
VU*t (T) S./. A uawd.
^.W (n;) 1. St. Cause; birth;
union ; capacity ; agreement ;
loss ; acquaintance; possibility.
e^N^ (-!-^) a. Producing.
(ar:j 1. in. The wood-apple.
*:WC()1.ffi. Multitude ; ranking
provision; supporting- fulness.
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be nourished ; a dependent.
(BT-if) I./, n. Fame; fitness ; adequacy ; honour ; possibiliiy ; doubt ; potential ninodj.
WT)lfa)l (TTL-ai-Tf) a. Equal or
adequate to ; possible ; considered ; occupied with.
1ITfa33IW-an-=a) o. That should
be honoured,
WHfifHTWir (nTTT-Br) o. Nobleminded.
9Wlfajr.nff! cr^-fn) a. Proud.
^jrrs!(si:-an-^j a. Suitable to, lit
for. [watchword.
*J.*)rr^ ("') 1. n. Conversntion ;
^.WHT (W) ! . / Idem ; contract.
e.TOTfari (cri-JIT-fil p. Said, addressed.
.ftW(fl:-flI-fl) a. Shaken; broken ; combined. [tor.

V.V (W.) 2. m. A parent, progeni.^T!T IT'-TIIT) o. Bent, curved.
W.'Wfl (H:-r-1) o. Born ; equal to ;
combined.
'J^jfl fil^re (W) 1. m. Sacred person of iheJainas,
W.'wfir (ffTO 2./. Birth, production : combination ; power.
WJ.*lft^ t> 5. m. A colleague.
(*) 1. n. Partner9.-WI(7i:-3i-fl') o. Collected ; gained ; complete ; nourished ; full.
^.Wfjr (fu:) 2. / Nourishment;
plenitude; preparation.
a. That should be
nourished.
<8.^re;(^:) I. m. The confluence of

.-ilTJI (:) 1. m. Enjoyment; copulation; Joina edict; happy
^.wfitir (Jit-fiRl fn) o. Sensual j
enjoying, m. A catamite.
^.%>T (sir-^W) a. Convivial, n.
Friendly meal.
.jy* (";} I. m. Haste; fear; respect, honor ; error; whirling.
WHTPfl (fii-^r-ifii ^. Bewildered.
fl-Urf (s: -Hi - n') p. Agreed to, willing ; attached to.
*.Hr<T (frTO 2./ Wish; order;
ngreement ; self-knowledge ; regard : respect ; approbation.
V.W^ (^-) 1. m. Happiness, joy.
o. Happy, glad.
.nv (ii) I. m. "War, battle i
trampling ; rubbing.
uMi* (<f-f^-fif) a. Tramp.
ling on ; rubbing.
S-Urgi: (X:) 1. m. The son of a
virtuous woman. [cation.
^.Wr^ (XO l.Hi. Phrenay jintoxi^.^rtti(ij) I, n. Respect ; measure.
^WtT 1. n. Worship, hornage.
w.^HifrB p. Respected.
5.jrr^ tî-^T-sS) a. Respectable.
fl.Ht^f (W:) 1. m. A * wee per.
^.W^sr 1. n. Cleaning /. [*\)
A broom.
^.fajW (Hi-fTT-ri) n. Measured ; of
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^.fqpi C?: J ST-'i) n.Miied, joined.

V.qra (ra;-1t-*5! o. Eh countering,
facing ; before.
^mfwi, (wt) 5. m. A mirror.
^.in^lir <5T:--sT!-i> n. Before.
q-.ttM (7V>m-TO) p. Fascinated,
stupified ; beautiful.
.W3 (S:-3r-> o. Heaped ; produced rapidly ; broken ; foolish.
W.W.^HS, (BT:-i:) o. Infatuated.
(^) 1. p.. Uniform eipanfainting, insensibility.
<n=ssinyr (0 1. m. A fish or
aquatic animal.
3BK (w:-nt-7T) p. Deceased.
fl.WB (S:-Bt-) Strained, filtered, cleansed ; swept.
.Wt?',^ : ) m - Pleasure, delight.
Jl.m* (V) 1- Fascination;

folly, ignorance ; stupefaction.
**lfaf pTi-HT-W) V Fascinated.
njgqr adv. All, wholly ; fitly. wrtwh (si) 1- n. Accuracy ; tota.
lily.
^BpB.^mi (*') 1. n. Inflicting the
penalty of the law.
TOPTW <*i:-m-* Of equal authority, (precept.)
WU.wnnTW (T:-!I-*i) a. Contemporary; steady. [duty,
flB.wfn (f*0 2./. Steadintssin
or flra^.( l^-flt , ^l-Rl*) a True, right ; accompanying ;
pleasant; same; correct; all.
TOiST 5- > A paramount sovereign.
v.vm, (:-nr-i) a. Vigoroui.
,*Iir> (fit!) 2. m, Jndra; proximity to a wife ; nippers to out

the betel nut.
(m) l.m. Thick part of curds,
cream. &c. ; going -, an arrow ;
salt ; water, l.m./ A cascade,
n. A lake or pool.
UK-.* 2. . A gander. /.
Ct) A goose.
^ (*:-*) l.m. n. Spirituous liquor ; drinking spirits ; distribution of liquor ; continuous line
of road. it. A lake ; sky. a. Going, proceeding.
VK.m (HI) !-/ A bee.
W.W (Sri) 1. n. Fresh butter.
(WT:) 5. /. A woman during menstruation.
(3T) 5. m. Air or wind ; a
cloud; a bee; a lizard.
() 1. m. A lizard, chameleon, guana,
^fz: (fe:) 2. m. Air ; a cloud.
^ ) 2. n. A lizard, &c.
^t<(ir:-lrr-<n) 1 .n. Oxidized iron ;
proceeding. 1. /. (T^t A plant,
Paderia fetida. a. Going on.
(fi*-*) 2. 3. /. A road;
a continuous line; disease of the
throat. [ment ; a bird.
VVS (">:) 1 . m. A rogue ; an ornaSCTf (fT) 5. m. Thread, a. (W-^t-W)
Going, proceeding. [bit.
ft (fitf-fa) 2.m. /. A short cu^.qf"i (wi) 1./. The new leaf
of a lotus.
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q.WW (:-T-3) a. Quick agitated; delighted, it. Quickly, &c.

VXm {W) I./. The wife of Rutiana's brother ; a bitch.
W*l (tfi) 2. m. Air or wind./. V
or V. The Saiya river.
W lW:-I-'j n. Straight; honest, upright, m. A sort of nine ;
a sort of peacock. 1./. A plant,
Teori.
*K"J.** A fragrant re in of the above pine.
TO.wf*PI.(*JT-faflVf<J) a. Going
straight ; upright./. A plant.
(si) l.m. A butt or mark for
shooting at.
(r>*I) 5. b. 3./. A large
pond or pool. n. Water.
l.m. A tank, alake. 1./.
Teori. a. Juicy, tasty ; relating
to works of taate. [phorbia.
VKVm (*) I - n. A sort of Eu,tfas(*:)1.m. The Indian crane.
(si) 1. B. AlQtUB,
^.*rK(t) l.n. Bank ofapunil.

(PI--rtt-Bir) 1. in. The
ocean; a river; a buffalo./. ("
The goddess of speech ; speech ;
a river ; moon plant, a. Juicy ;
elegant ; sentimental.
fl.*TJI (lt:-)tt-)i) a. Coloured ; impassioned.
VXI* (T:) 1. m. A lid or cover.
*fV 2. m. 3. /. A waterfall.
f<WT(Wt) 1./. A drug,
ly Hingupatri.
| (^) 5- / A river in general ;

thread.
^flTtl.mffT (fit:) 2. m. The ocean.
I ftr.Rtfif (f:) 2. in. Idem.
sftat (iSTlJ 5. rn. Jdem. [Gonna.
wfrw.^rTlH:) 1. m. Bkishma, son of
'Jfrra (*n) 1./. The Ganges.
flfr.-aisi (rji) 1 . m. The ocean.
Wft 1 . n. Source of a river.
JPCfl^fHl) 5. m. Going.
j^ft-B () 1. n. Water.
(Hi) l.m. Mustard.
3<fot! fTI I. at. A snake ; a crab.
fl* (*:--fl;-w) a. Thin ; fine. m.
Hilt of a sword. [bling.
(f i-in-li) a. Like, rcum.*t)Hr (iTD I./. Likeness.
^.TR (JT:-)H-Jf) a. Sick.
H-.^rfSmi (m) 1./. Sickness.
UtT.sf () 1. n. A lotus.
5. n.Wem.
flTt.ai? C&> I- n. The water of a

pond or lake.
^Ti.fsiJt (Sf[) 5. m. ISrahmd; a lotus i a pond of lotuses ; a multitude of lotuses. [crane.
fl^l.ilj* (V.) 1. m. The Indian
V.KTV (S;) 1. in. Lobs, destruction ;
opposition.
VCr.^fc) 1. . A lotus.
t^mi^T (I0 1. m. Brahmd who
sprung from a lotus. [pond.
STT.ar (K:l l.m. A lake or large
(1.-*r-S) a. Angry.
^JI(fl:) 1. in. Nature; property of
tilings ; jiarting with ; certain,
ty ; a section ; creation ; effort ;
ij jf .3TU (at:) I m. A great poem ;

wfrlT501flB (w;) 1. m. God the
cretitur, preserver and destroyer.
^^(S^frl) 1. a. To gain or get.
^sa'.ss:) 1. m. The Witree urils
exudation.
*I53nr 1. ill. The Peataplcra
Arjuna ; Sal tree. /. fs^qif Natron, borax.
TJsS.JTWTCair) 1./. A plant, Rasan.
Ba^tU i^) 1 . n. Reserve of in army ; quilling, voiding ; creating.
i5^ ufm (in:] 2. m. Kcsin, especially that of the Sdl tree.
1. /.Idem.
Uf^l^.] 2,/. Natron, alkali.
*i(sa*T (hi] 1 /. Idem. SeeDsa*.
^s^T.sgn: (K:) 1. m. Idem; impure carbonate of soda.
5S (a|;> 3. m. A trader./ Light
rung ; necklace ; going.
I^(^) 1. m.Asnnke; gliding motion./. O) Idem.

W-W^W^tJ 3./. A plant (serpent's ekeleton).
fliln^r an] 1./. Aplsnt.pertoips
Ophiozylon. [fl^*T'*t<M Uifn^ ($1) 3. /. Same aB
(^'| !. n. A mushroom.
W"i I 1 ") 1. . Gliding along.
îX? (T-i 1. m. A serpent's
tooth ; a plant, Daali. I./. Trarf.in.ai 1- The snakestone, being a precious stone
said to be in the snake's head.
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^T.3I(I 5. m, A peacock, crane i
large snake.
^^.t?f"(f'n:) 2. m. The snake-stone.
e^.nr"n(i) l./. See W*iriV
3<rxt9J(w:) I.M. Vdsuki, king of
the serpents.
vJ.^fal^l^) 5. m. A name of the
piince Janamejuya.
VV.W iW) 1./. See '30^*1.
(rr) 5. m. An ichneumoa
or mungoosc.
^tJia (-sj, i, n. The seed of the
Elaocarpus.f. ( 1) A plant.
*n!T=a (WO 1. m. A plant, Meisua ferrea.
Virft VTX) 3./. See^sTT*.
Sîfa (ftjij 2. m. CorVa peacock ; mungoose.
V^fK (ft') 2. m. An ichneumon.
*jUTJj5r (sr.) 1. m. A peacock.
*f^(Cf-f$"*>fo) a. Going gent.
lyor tortuously./. ("1) Serpent,
medicinal shrub.
*Fq*r,(fi')5. n . Ghi. [ghi.
^f>IW95 rtO ! m - The seaof
Wl(l') I. n.
TO TOfrT I 9=1: *3:--4t
(Y:-*t-T) a.
Sanaa*.
o. To go or move.
4') n.All, whole, entire.
All-enduring,
all-suttaining./. The earth.

I. wi. Sky, heaven,
flsi a. All, whole, entire, m. S&iva ; fijiflM.
^".W TO-TT-^) n. See TO*T*.
TOT (^:-<ft m a. All. every.
qai.Bjfl (ii) 5. m. Brakmd.
TO.*iJnr (<S) 5. a. Every work.
Bt. Jack of all trades.
Duti:':"j
W.VS^ (W;-WT-i) o. Perform'

ing or conversant with ever;
W.^*(*:-9T-J) a. Affording
all that is wished or desired,
irf.qrrftV ISTt-WI-tf) a. Idem.
^ ^lfr=r t-ft*t-ft) Mating
hH tilings.
^.*rw () ].. All times.
TO.*^* (m-lR-j) o. Of all
flsrii adv. Everywhere, universal1,. [c.
^3firt(flt)5. in. An actor, dan*5.flF; (":) 1. m. Any substance
of an alkaline or soapy nature.
^lt(lf) 1. n. Water, m. Brahma ;
Shiva; spirit. 1./, Priyongu a.
A 11- pervading.
4n?l(fi ; -!Tr-Tf) a. Moving in all,
omnipresent,
a^.jrar I. A class of four
aroraatics, or caccol, cloves, agaliuchum, and gum benjamin ;
any perfume. [long-pepper.
^.Ufa* {w) 1. n. The root of

to-SI-ii) a. All.pervading
or destroying, m. A rogue,
^.^fu (n.--*r-w) n. Made of
every kind of skin or leather.
5^ SHT7I {Til 5. n. Tlie universe.
^.ar-Ftw (*t:-u-*t) a. Belonging
or relating to all men, fit for ell.
H<$.fsT?r (W) 5. m. The 21st year
of the cycle, a. All-subduing,
all- surpassing.
()!.. Shiva ; aJaina. a.
Omniscient.
(at) 1. n. Omniscience.
*(4ir:ffT(>T) 1./. A plant, Priyangu.
*JM.*W (TO) 1. m. One who has
studied all the Tantras.
fl^HTT adv. Every way, entirelv.
^T.rmur (st:) l.m. Love or its
deity, Kdma.
5. m. All-splendour.
TfifTHI n. All splendid, all-powerful.
**HiT.W5 (:]].. n. A square
temple or palace; a celestial
grove, m. Nimb tree ; carriage
of Vishnu s bambu; form of military array : mystical square ;
diagram./. A tree, Gmeiina ;
an actress ; yam. a. Everywhere
auspicious.
*f4fTI.g<B (<3) l.n. Water; tky.
m. Shiva; Brahma; spirit; a
Brdhman ; Indra's heaven.
Wi^ adv. Everywhere ; always,
(t;) 1. m. Air, wind. a.
All.pervading.
STTiJFffl^tJTt} 5. mi. Idem.
*}*n W) adv. In all ways; certainly ; mostly.

SS.^J?;T(ir:-in--ir)m. Bharata, son
of Sakaniatd. a. All-subduing.
W.^K^f-fR'Tl-fw} C All-seeing, ni. A BuifdAa,
V*t%} oi/u- Always, at all times.
4.^:"a.^Jj {V) 1 . m. Final emans^.^jni o. Including
all the gods.
(") 1. m. ^yni or fire.
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M 1. All-wealth; the
total. [duties of all.
*4.*<-5rXC^-W) a- Knowing the
**S.WT(tt) 8./. The 22dyearof
the cycle.
i- *-An ox fit for
any sort of carriage.
fl4.^T (Wi) 1. m. /linn.
TOnunn (m) / State of a
pronoun.
*ni.*inpr_(l) 5. n. A pronoun.
B^.srm tHO > m - Destruction of
all ; total ruin.
WO 1- Bharata.
fl4.HH l.m. Every way.
^.T*W(H-^T-*n. Going every
way.
Wll (II) ' The wife of B<i/i ^sf.âja (SI) 1. Entire completion or fulness ; complete prepafl^.fS*! (fl:-*TT-l') Generally or
universally beloved, loving all.
*s4.WHt (WI) 1./- A fema,c fi at -
fls5 HTS (Tjjt-^n-W) o. Eating any

or every thing.
pftn.tm {*) . Enjoying the
share of nil.
n4 VFT (T:) I - m. AH the heart.
(fllfw) n. pi. All elements
or beings.
*4*Pl.Wi; (*T)5- m - Maker of all.
flSHa.JP?^!^ a. Allpervading, [all. m. God.
ijssj.wnw*! W-^Mj Comprising
(n ) Kind to a11 fl^.mr.W (WTf-W) a. Present
Indl.
0 ) W
fl4iraiir.'Cfli (T:-*rr.'*i) a. Kind to
all. [ing spirit.
j4H3Tnfir(!irT) a.m. AU-pervadflW-^JTlW.tl(fT:-iTT-Tr) a. Kind to
all.
fl5T.nT (W) a. Cherishing all.
fld.HTfinf (Sl-fjrtft-fil) o. Enjoying
all. [all.
fl^.WTto a. Good for
fl^.HT"lT (WI) 1./ Dtrgd,
flaim (*];-^t-^) a. General, comprehending all.
^.HtfraT) 3./. All the earth.
TOSSff [m) 1. n. A cowrie,
saints I. n. Time,
wtai CO m - I'esin; musical
instrument ; scholar : saltness.
tj4<CVpni (us) ]. m. The saline
Savour ; saltness, Bait.
V*V.^n(^;)l' m. The whole night,
fl^t.^: (TO 1 m. 'The moon.
W^flqftWoSO l.m. A year.
(jrr) 3./. An iron crow.
jtj.fafTt (TfH 5 - m - A neret ' c an impostor.
(0 I- W- The universe.
w4#TT (TO 1 . in. An iron arrow.
qifa ff fl TK.* 1 ) I./ A plant, Gmeiina arborea,
(Wl) I./. A disloyal or
unchaste woman,
fl'aj.fa^ d. Omniscient.
Vtf.VÂO 1. n. A Brdhman who
has rend all the Vedas.
flJj.T^(SfJ:) 5. m, A man who
gives his all to his priests.
tjs^fir.3 (Cl-fVrt-fei Omnis-
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^.$firi(ift} 5. m. An actor, dan- |

adv. Universally.
î.Wfit.WTL(fr) 5. m. The sovereign of India. Bharata.
wk.iv Hi-lM) a. What remains |
of the whole.
(T:) 1. m. A sort of rice
of quick growth. [lection.
UîTff l.m. A general col.
4nf(l.. Assembling a
complete army.
9ra.irr* (T) 1- m- The universal and pervading spirit.
^sf.SJlfnfcn) I-/- Identity of all,
equanimity; impartiality.
I. m. Bdellium. a.Allenduring.
WfflSI^ (*t:-^Kj') a. Having
all objects realized.
XTK-fafS (fff:) 2. m. A tree, Mgle
marmelos. /. Realization of all
objects.
(W) I.*. Whole substance.
("0:-wr-n#j a. Confiscated, a. Confiscation.
rif.WlH 1. Idem.
rf.Wlftt^Cft) 5. m. Lord of all.
vl-TTCW) 1. Confiscation.
TOTT{) I. n. The whole body;
the whole of the Veddngae.
r#fa (^-W-ii) o. Spreading
throughout the body, diffusive ;
relating to the Veddngas.
4ntt) 3. w. A name of Durgd.
V^Jnm a. All-pervading.
WTHTW(flrr)5. m. Universal spirit.
fli[W.rJl(ftr:) 2./ All. existence,

îfilin (T:) 1. m. General controul.
^^Tfn^Tlftj! (t>| a. Genera] superintendent.
9^Tflpf (f>Ti) 2./. A Jaina of the
last or of a future era ; Ttori.
ÎHIW (*:-3H-^f) a. Eating
every thing or everywhere.
^TH.WTfwst.twt-fsTiil-fai) a. Eating all sorts of food.
1 9=fTStF (sr;-UT-s( a. Idem.
W*tT\wm (V.) I. in. A railer,
sl!(wf^si(^}5. m. Idem.
B^ffw^lt ("CO 1. in. Assembling
a complete army,
wrq (^;-'st-W) o. Having all.
pi. All things, adv. For all.
^^fW.fo? 1. m. Buddha.
WITO l.m. Midnight.
^TflTÎ (T-ftl?l-fii) o. Ealing all
. ^W^tHflt-fF^t-fH) a. Common
to every order of life.
5t3r**?(U'-in-*i)a Sheltering all.
p4r<aT (Wr) \.f. One of the goddesses of learning among the

Jainas.
The whole day.
S*Pf V a. Relating or belonging to all, fit forflll.
(wt) I. m. A supreme lord ;
the supreme being.
^J^fo: (T:) 1. m. Shiva ; Vishnu ;
a universal monarch.
^^TTT^.fT^ (^} a. Knnwing all
expedients.
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nîia I. m- Assembling a
complete army : despatch.
^Tuft W* (H:) ]. m. A class of
certain principal drugs.
^SiTtN.W (^:) 1 n. Infusion of
ihc juice of a number of plants,
used at a coronation,
îu L . m. A sort of mustard ;
of poison, of weight. /.( ^tl A
. small bird.
Mustard oil.
(SI I. n. Water. [modest.
T}.mis[ (an:-siT-wi) a. Ashamed,
uTmtt (#) I, n. Water.
^farar/jwra (V) l.m. An aquatic plant, Vaiisneria. [corpse.
^fag.fwur (BT) 1./. Washing a
^fVsf.si (sfl I. i. A lotus.
qftw.ftfq (ft;) 2. m. The ocean.
^fooi.TH (*) 1. m. Current.
flfow.^fil (f!) 2. m. Piece of

a1er. [fire.
BfWWT (n:) 1- m- Submarine
BiBlMlmi-Bn-^flo. Sportive.
3./. The gum Olibamim
W (^:) 1. ra. Sacrifice ; progeny ;
sun, moon. n. Water ; honey of
flowers i sprinkling the juice of
the Aschpias.
3JT (<i) ! Uathing as a religious exercise : a sacrifice ; drinking the Asclepias juice ; bringing forth young.
V.vytf a. Embodied.
(flT;-n:-fl: )a. Contemporary, m. A friend, a contemporary.
/. A confidante.
(r:) I. m . Water ; Skiva.

(i:-ir-^'J a. Like, of the
same kind or class. 1. / Wife
of the sun.
^'*T (TT) 1./- A plant, JVori.
.'TO(^:-9r-ti)n. Having accuse;
perfumed.
(*!:-*:) a. Clothed.
^.P>!HW (^:-r-3j) a. Admitting
an alternalive; doubtful.
(w-VJ-li} Expanded,
es tensive. [meaning.
ifrftl (;-Tr-T) a. Embodied;
fie (WI) 4. m.ThesuH.
^faB.âfl (If:) 1. m. The 13th
lunar asteriim.
wfae^ a. Belonging
or relating to the sun.
flSnCr) I. n. Cause or instrument of production.
*f*f*V (^:->JT-) a. Relating or

helonging to the sun.
^fafl (^1) 3./. A mother ; a cow.
fl'.fWl rtFs-îr-^}) a. Learned.
q.Uv (H:-î-^) a. Near, of the
same kind.
^.fasm a. Respectful.
^.ftWS (9:-m-^J a. Wanton.
Q.ftlfa (":-^M*} a. Peculiar ; distinguished, [ized.
^.fsiht (Wt-WT-*) a. Character^.faifa HT adv. Particularly.
9.fwqra CC-W-*!) a. Astonished,
surprised.
W.efw (W-WW) Bearing interest, [mented.
<Sl;-I-li) a. Near; orna(*i-*[-V) n. Una.
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V* a. Left ; left hand ;

southern ; contrary, m. Vishnv.
V.^m a. Pained.
^.9]1Sr5K (C) I. m. An inconsistent argument, a. Adulterous.
TO.VTftir (*) 5. m, A name of
Arjuna. [dulent.
.^1SI(sr:-Wf-ai) a. Cunning, frauWl(ji) I. m. A charioteer.
^3.$ (TTT) 4. m. Idem.
(W:-TT-i) a. Modest, [ful.
V.HW iV-W-V) a. Afraid, duubt(WC-wir-W") o. Scaly.
U.wm (^p-^jHgi) <i. Troublesome ;
pierced with a thorn or dart.
^.JJW (Ti) I. m. A believer in
the divine existence.
^.WTT (sfi-w-w") a. Sorrowful

2 - / A beurdod woman.
(tt-JTMi) a. Wearied,
TO (W.*:) *f>8 2. a. To steep,
^.tfsni C*-W-*) a. Doubtful.
^.flWF (ST) 1./. A pregnant woWt(sr) 1. Hi Immolation.
W.^HT^ (^s-^T.^') o. Rich, happy.
(W-^T-^) a. Alarmed.
**Jnw C*i-*T-*j a. Excellent;
fleet.
^.^1 (<0 1. m. A bed of leaves.
qfm (tw:-fw:-fa) a. Going.
(*:-TF^) a. Wishing for.
V.fytt (TI:-KHI) o. Smiling.
^SI (31) 1 . n. Fruit, corn, grain ;
a weapon ; excellence.
(*:) 1. m. A sort of precious atone j a sword,
(ft) 1. m. The Sdl tree.

^WT^ (^) o. Granivoroua,
*feT (tV:) 2./. An offering when
(V) I./. A virgin deflowered, a. Perspiring.
Y(1p-*M{) m. The month AgraAdgana. m. it. Strength. 1. /.
The earth ; aloe plant ; name of
a number of plants, a. Patient,
bearing. Ind. With.
(T:) I. m. A fragrant sort
of mango.
WT.flEifVnT (TT() 1. /.Co-operation.
flw.WTftw Cet-ftfl-ft) a. Subservient, m. An assistant ; an implement.
WWU*) a. Assisting.
nrwTr=r(5tT-wr-w) a. Mm.
(wi-wt-'f) a. Accompunied.
^.Rrsr (r) I. n. Going with ; a
Salts burning herself.

Wflltnw (HT-fWt-tSr) a. Going
with, &.Q. /. X Satl.
{Xi-rt-t) 1. m. 3./. Yellow Barleria, m. A companion,
a surety./. A wife, a confidante.
a. Accompanying.
TT.^fViT (Hi-aMf) 0. Attending.
TO^Tft^ (<MWM%) fl. Idem.
*T7.ar (f:) 1. m. A brother of
whole blood ; natural disposition, a. Co-existent, inherent,
^XW.flPI (is) 1. m.Afriendby
birth, as a sister's son.
(ft:) 2. m. A natural enemy, us a step-brother.
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WOTK fi:-*T-^) o- Incidental.

SWrî^r* (1:1 1. tn. A person
neither friendly nor hostile.
(H) 1 . Enduring ; union.
W-K* (Ti) 1. m. The youngest
of the Pdndus. \.f. A twining
shrub. /. ( "\) A eort of Sida,
u shrub. [&e.
^l.W im) 1. m. Common duty,
3. /. A woman
married according to the Vedae.
a. Having the same laws or
properties [ing.
(sts-stl-l) a. Patient, endur^T.l-Rsr ! Dancing together.
SVjiTOftw 1. w. A contemporary and friend. [then
^.*irsf I. n. Drinking toge^Y.wf^st Oft) 5. m. A friend, s
partisan.
(1) 1. n. Eating in com-
pany.
5T*t1 (H:-*rr-f) m. A peacock;

Patient, enduring.
WW (WJ The month Pnusin, Dec. -Jan.
*Q (m) 1. A thousand.
U^S.FurtU (0 l.m. The tun.
A thousand times.
T?q.fsw (:-*T-*j) a. Hanng a
thousand tongues.
(^:-<ji-^) o. Munificent.
*3W t% A sort of sheat
fish, Silurus pchrius.
^.^f?iT(^) 5. m. Ma.
fl^^.^lW (tli) 5. m, Kurtavirya.
WWZl adv. In a 1000 ways.
HTC (G) 1 "' The discus of
^*jmir (Ti;) 1. m. Indra.
(^0 1. m. Mwi.
^WlftT (ftp) 2. m. Governor of
a thousand villages.
^*,^.<T* (<i) I. n- A lotus.
{^f) I. n. Concremation. ^.-q~r^ ('-'%) o. tn. Brahma.
^.^T&asf (sat-fcSl-W) a. Fighting

With. m. A fellow -soldier.
^w.lTÎr (W-tT-'fj a. Idem.
V%Xm (HT) 1./ A sort of bean.
H.^ft (ft:) 2. m. The sun ; a bull.
adv. Like Hari or Fisinn.
^.^(q:) 1. . Envy, emulation;
pleasure,
fj^fj (^r;) 5. tn. The month Agrahdyana, winter, n. Strength, light.
adv. Quickly, precipitately.
nl,n (ffi-'BT-i) Seenqniekly. tn. An adopted son,
.-qr^(^ : ) 1. m.The sun ; VUhj a sort of duck,

^^j.ijit (n:) l.m. AthouBand ages.
^.rflff (PHi) 2. m. The sua;
of duck.
WI.tTO^(w) 5. n. A blanket.
^^."a^T (*:) 1. >n. FisAnu.
^%-a"tnir (Ttn) 1 ./ A bent grass.
^q.if^H (fv) 2, n. Asafcetida.
/. (1) A sort of csne.^
By thousands,
q^.firai: fti) 1. m. The FfndV'
mountain.
HT.v3t* () l.m. Indras car.
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tfîni (SJ:} m. The sun.

gWJ^ NO 1. m. Indra. a. Thousand-eyed, oil-inspecting, vigilant and powerful.
q ^lfa l fi l [fin) 2. m. Chief of a
1000 villages.
^SflTT (T) I. n. Top of the head.
*wf3fppMifil (fin-flri-fiO a.
Bright as a thousand suns.
3^tct (x:) 1. m. Fine of from
500 to lOOOponas.
W(fiS. (*t-fil<T-W . A body
of a thousand men; commander
of such a body. a. Having a
thousand. [of Bnrleria.
[*0 1. m. A yellow sort
(fi) 1. w. A companion,
follower ; a helper, patron; drug
and perfume; ruddy goose.
WTUST (Vl) !./. A multitude of
companions ; association, assistance, patronage.
VTPra(<0 1. Fellowship, friendTiHW(?T5r-?a^-?Hi 0. Bcfriend*TTC (T:) 1. m. The mango.

*r*irmj (nt.-mt-W) a. Well, convalescent, [or meaning.
WIV (W-W-V) a. Of one object
^*TW.rr*f (Ip-W-J&o. Sympathetic, equally affected by loss.
^.Ti^ l^-it-T 'I u. Tender, affecqwitq) I. n. Sitting together.
S&fl (fl:-Tir-rl) o. Accompanied
by. endured, n, With.
9fVE(^t-^t-*) Enduring.
jf/W*J I. n. Patience, endurance.
I 'Sfan (BU:-nn:-snl o. Patient, enduring, resigned.

fT n 'n (*rr) 1- /. Patience, perseverance, resignation, [earth.
lTSft(ftO ^.m. The em./. The
W.^^l (dr-tji-'q) a. Good-heartcd.
m. A pandit.
B^w Cî-WI-W) o. Sportive.
9%Tfw(ftBi) 2./. A figure of rhetoric ; double meaning ; use of
*%],ar(m) 1. m.Almt of leaves.
(3:) 1. m Son of a woman
pregnant when married ; a thief.
TOf.W (!:) 1. n. Abastard.
H%T^t ("CO I. m. A brother of
whole blood.
Q^tf^n (H!*nr**'j e. Declared.
*%I<C .! A saint or pious
SV[k (rf) 1 . ij. Violence, aggres^Tfa7l(7(i-7|l-cr;.n, Dwelling with.
*W (W) Mountainous country towards Pun 11, &c. n. Health.
a. To be endured , equal to ;
agreeable; powerful.
1. /. A name of Lakshni,
Gauri. pro. Slie. [ftl^T.
î^lfaiR (Bj.-.qn-cf) o. See WjflflhlTfa* t. m. A voyaging
merchant.
Ufafl)*f ((;) 1. i". An able leader
^fclfa*! ("0 ! Shout, acclamaifiwqK ffO 1- An astrologer,
a. Annual, perennial
(*>*t-tf) 0. Yearly, annual.
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Wtnf^*() 1. m. A logician.
ql w ftl* a. Dubious, unufafir* (v-Wi-W) a. Belonging to
a company, n. A companion.
*t*tft* Worldly,
gt ftfgi r <Ti-*l-lO a. SpontaneîfW(5T) 1. Accomplishment.
snWlfair CP:) 1. A countryman, one of the same place.
QWVprep- With, together with.
IW () 1. n. The whole, all.
(T^"^ Desirous.
^TwrK( , C>t-T) a. Having a form.
^rrîr(n:-?n-a)a. Significant; wanton.
^TRn.forsfTT) I. Wanton glance.
^t%T 1. Ayodhyaor Ovde.
^njW(T:) m. Barley, n. A quantity of fried grain.
WTOUT. prep. Before, in sight ; as,
like ; manifestly.
wrfir<!T (Wi) 1./. Evidence.
irrffj^ 0Vftl*t-fi) a. Witnessing, attesting, m. A witness.
fgifB.Tlftflr 0T) I- /. Examina-
tion of witnesses.
îf'ij.wfVii (i-f-li) a. Testified.
îfwra (w^flfl-WT) a. Having
or requiring evidence.
îfB.W^l" (lii-lT-trjo.l'rovedby
evidence. [inony.
(ym 1. n. Evidence, testiTTTO.Wl* (T) 1. m. Want of witnesses or of evidence.
tn:*ft-ifj a. Friendly,
lift (W) 1- . Friendship.
^11": (*:=) ' The ocean ; a sort

of deer. [general,
^rut.irrfstff (ift) 3./. A river in
TTJTC^fir (ft.-) 2./. The earth.
Wr*v;.wWt (^|) \,f. Idem.
wrq^nt IKi) Uf.Idem.
HTiTJaij (u:) 1. . Varuna.
îji^TW(W) 1. b. Sea salt.
îftW {*:) 1 . m. Oae who keeps
a sacred fire. [tare.
*HPff(jfl') 1 , *. Concurrence; miiJtTW (W-WI-Î) a. Effected by
addition, collection, &c.
(*>tT-li} a- Budding.
^rpfl(Wi-WT-r4) a. Being without
original proof, adv. By name.
V^fw (*:-*t-W) a- Short, contracted, abridged.
^rjj (^f-^JT-^j) The Sdnihya
philosophy, a. Numerical, logical.
*JTT (T:-TI-*) Having all the
parts ; complete.
VrVflff (TO-qPl-W) a. Social; occasional, in. A visitor.
m(H0 1. M. Union, meeting.
*ryrfinr(*;-lft-w). Martial, warlike, m. A commnnder. [tal.
ÎVtfint (^:-5RI-Bj) a. Deadly, faVtfe adv. Crookedly, awry.

îfq.fygifW^ fn) 1. n . A side
glance.
Wftr*9 1. n. Ministry, administration : friendship.
îrg.fWW (Wi-TIT-*f) a. Placed
crookedly.
flpft I. n. Prejudice. a.Muiie
or seen crooked ; distorted.
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(st:) l.m. A lizard, a chameleon.

*JTSrr<I (<l:-*rr-iO a. Haughty,
proud, n. Arrogantly, [rooms.
Hill (j:-SiT-<H) a. Having upper
Wf (X)fi- m- Brahmd, God.
*rnr (ji) 1. n. Pleasure, delight, a.
Given ; destroyed.
*JPH (n:-*II-*i) a. Who or what
causea pleasure. [maghdi.
fltTOI (Bl) 1. /. A shrub, CAor9IW,*rw*T (sti) I. m. SAdViWAona.
^Tfir (fsTO 2./. End ; destruction;
gift ; Bharp pain.
WfirwiT {k-.-XVK) a. Dysenteric ;
afflicted with dysentery.
*irf7r*rer (Mi) l.m. PeBS.
rfimil (-TJI-^) n.Mnch.
JTBJI (Ikt) 1. a. Equality with.
nnmt Oaf) l.f.Idm.
TJiaift! (%) 2. m. The charioteer
of Krishna.
OTnrrri (no t. m- Pynsu.
*Ht3H (sitsr) 5. m. A worshipper,
follower ; a Ydduva man.
JT5TTI (7t:) 1 . m. FisAuu ; Baladeva.

plu. People of midland India./.
A part of the drama expressing
kindness ; mother of Sisupdla.
Wfinr (Wl) 1. m. Bra/mid; quality of the mind indicating strong
hut honourable feelings./. O)
Durgd. a. Spontaneous ; sincere;
gentle. [perishing.
^rsr_(^:) 1. m. Purity ; weariness ;
ir^*f (() 1. n. A house or dwelling ; exhaustion; destroying;
dispersing.
ir^r]BsC^:-sjT-3a) a. That should

be destroyed.
*JTfX (*:-TT-C) a. Respectful,
nff? (faO 2. m. A charioteer; a
warrior.
sjlf^Tf (irj-irwt) a. Destroyed, exhausted, harassed, wasted, broken, dragged.
5. m. A rider.
9r5W (sg) 1, n. Resemblance.
(^-m-î a. Quick.
WXfTi.ir) grafa 4. o. To finish,
perfect. Also<*f/^r)11VTTn5.n.
(^:-sfft-3fi) a. Completing.
1PPT (n') i. n. Accomplishing ;
constituent element ; means;
process; destroying; cause;
wealth ; army ; enforcement ;
proof ; neutralizing ; meritorious works ; obsequies ; drug.
STUI.fsr^tr (HO 1. m. Productive
of proof; establishment of pre*!X*rt*l (^Mrt-*)) a. Perfectible ;
practicable ; demonstrable,
sjltru (Hi) I. m. A beggar.
*JmlI (ug') I. n. Community of
SntPC* (V-fM*J a. Like ; common ; generic, n. Common rule ;
generic character. /. (")) Small
boll or bar.
OIHIWWI (W) l.m. Common or
universal duty, as humaiiily, &c.
(wt) I ./ A whore.
^rsHTfl (TO) 1. n. State of being
common.
lift* (*i-*Mf) a, Addition.
sro ( e
m?*m (HT) 1./. Deep or sound
sleep.
^TPm (7T>fn-0 a. Amerced;
awarded ; accomplished ; paid ;
(debt) recovered ; conferred,
fllft.^ (1>^T-') a. One with
God. [matter.
^[ftl.HfT W-ilT-iT) a. One with
snfw.W fBi-tTT-^) a. One with
God.
mfw a. Very hard ;
very fit or proper.
î^m^(7inT-l|- , lO n. êm; very
handsome.
noble, virtuous, pleasing, m. A
sogc ; nn usurer./. Virtuous woman. [cd tribe.
(*0 1 . m. A low or degradSPJ.W (W-siI-si) a. Well born.
(sf) 1. n. Goodness, correctnj.*t0ftO 3./ A wife's or husband's mother.
^t^-SI(^) 1 . n. A flower, Hibiscus
ntvtabi/is.
13ra.HH (ais-Hf-sit) a. Thinking
one's self good.
^TU.ffI^(5^0 1- m. Acclamation.
TJl^.^lfW (-ft) 5. m. A well trained liortc. [tree.
drv.H^ CÔ 1- The Kadamba
("fli) 1- Virtuous man.
n. Virtue. [of the Ilindns.
StW.sf-sHffl:^./. The institutes
ÎV.^tn t^:-T-<B) a. Virtuous.
^ly.Btms (a) 1. n. Virtuous disposition.
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WHAI (Wi-WT-Hl) Said by the
OTHfl (') I. . A flock of peacocks i a stall ; an umbrella.
BTW) (m:-n-w) A demigod : a
deity ; 22d astronomical yoga,
it. Accomplishment; perfection (
thing to be proved, a. That may
be accomplished, formed, perfected, inferred or cured.
WflHTH (T:-T[-5f) Provable ;
accomplishable ; sued at law.
TjrentTT (*n*Mrn>S!T) a. Having
the tiling to be proved ; who
has to prove,
nw.^PT {M) l.B. Effecting what
is possible. [pletion.
SlW.fflf^ 2./. Proof ; com rwrfiE--<IT? (î) I. m. The 4th
singe of a law suit, judgment,
decision.
^TOTwit Oi:) 1. m. Absence of ihe
thing to bo proved ; incurability.
^PSrfafîl <H;-7n-ri) a. Uureproached ; irreproachable.
UTO? 1 . n. Fear, terror.
WtSJÎ'; (ri-n-'i) . Virtuous.
gi=tT ('^l-'ST-H) . Happy.
^Tsroi 1. m. Resinous gum of

STWfa (fat) 2. m. Gold.
infa^T (*r) I./. A flute, a pipe.
WW rt -W) 2. in. n. Table-land ; n
wood ; ft rond ; a gale ; top ;
pandit ; sun ; shoot. [ing.
i/pl. W (m;-Rn-ro) a. Sympathia*TT*1*TW (;) o. Compassionate.
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*m.H (Ji:-Jti-ii) a- Accompanied

by a servant.
gpHTT {=C:-ti-t!) o. Idem.
VTWfn (V:-Jf1-V) Civil, kind.
*JTTfliI (HIT) 5. nt. A mountain.
vrvtJV (Ii-ITT-Jfj a. Attached to.
wWl (fl) 1-/ A flute or pipe.
<M 3./. Idem.
m*nn (fl) 1. A sort of penance ; eating cow's dung, &c.
during six days and fasting on
tlie seventh.
(K'-W-X) o. With intervals.
gi=aî>* (^:-t*W) Distinct.
WPmfTC a. Expansivei
.desiring cliildren ; refening to
children, m. A Brdhman desirous
of children. [pease, comfort.
*nS (IT) tfi^rafff 10. a. To apWm 1 . m. /. it. Conciliation, conciliatory language;
dexterity.
^rWf(*i) 1 . Idem. 1 ./. n. Kind

or comforting address or speech.
*P5T.*K Speaking in
a kind affectionate manner.
^P5fE(^) I. > Immediate consequence.
qr*Z C=5:-^[t-' 5 5l a- Thick ; stout ;
abundant; dense; oily; soft;
pleasing; compact. . A thicket ;
a heap or cluster.
^T'Sflt (m) 1 . /. Grossncas ; viscidity, [balan.
ÎI.^H (10 1- Bcleric myro(^:-7i-to) . Thick,
unctuous.
ifat* 1. w. A distiller.
*I=m (su:-îrr-wi) n. Produced at

or relating to the evening.
^TT^rsi* ftri-îi-gf) a Culling to
arms ; arming.
^rarf%w (T;-wr-qf) a. Idem.
^TffPII (aj) 1. n. An intended oblation.
K\TtW (td) 1.. Proximity.
mfflllfH* (:-*r-) a. Complicated ; miscellaneous.
a- Relating to,
connected with ; successive.
WWTfaaK (*T) 1. m. A beggar, a
Eriihman of the 4th order.
mm (HO 1. m. Aa enemy, n.
Plurality of wives, or the state
of such wives. [geny.
SpjHt (Hli-rHI-si) a. Having proHtnTTM (uj:-HT->a> a. Offending.
îftiÎ ("31) 1. n. Consanguinity.
^rsriKtt (*() 1 n. Friendship.
^TS.ilI^f (^l-^M) a. Of Beven
generations. [fruitfulness.
PRI OS) 1. n. Productiveness,

9I*t 0=*1) 3./. A sort of grape.
HtWHiT (^-^n-^) a. Envious.
I (<s)fllH*lf(I 10. a. To concilinte ; to tranquillize.
Hflnr l..n. The prioripal of a debt. in. A whet-stune.
9ffl.it (Hi) 1, m. A Brdhman who
recite* the Sdma Vedas.f. CO
Wife of one.
ÎPI lni-ijt) I./, u. Entireness,
wholeness ; train, implements.
effects.
Tll.al(t:) 1. m. An elephant, a.
From or by the Sdma Veda.
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(W) l.n. Fitness.

(U) 5. n. The Sdma Veda;
conciliation, speaking kindly./,
(^t) Rope for tying cattle.
mnfl (TO-^rt-lf) a. Limitative i
bordcringon. m. Chief of a district ; a captain ; neighbour, n.
Neighbourhood.
^nra.^fa^-fe^-f*) a. Dwelling near.
^ranf (Hi) 1 .nt. A JJi'oimoit knowing the Saws Vedas.
VSm (Vi'W*) a. Sick.
OTlfrV (*:-#l-^f) rt. Seasonable i
punctual ; exact ; conventional.
^TO.^rfif (ffi) 2. m. Crciniff ; an
eleplmot. a. Of the Sa'ma Veda.
wmt l.n. Power, ability, fitness ; connexion of words.
^tir a. Enraged.
5 BTHTTfa<fi (T:) 1. m. A principal
minister ; bead of a company.
CTtt'tbmni (Vi) 1. tn. Chanter of
the Sama Veda.
OTfllfaur (TO I. An assistant
or spectator in an assembly.
^HTT*rrfaqr>^n (TO) 1. n. Common
office or character.
WtTRI (^l-SJ[-3R a. Common, n,
Kind, sort; generality; totality ; pnblic business ; figure of
speech ; connection of things by
common properties,
^niTO.wg*! (^f) 1. n. Generic
character,
WHTO.wra* (a) it. General edict.
Wnfa* (aj!-a?t-qr) o. Compoundcd ; collective ; brief.
adv. Half ; blameably.

îfH.BW (TH-tTT-tf) a. Halved,
îft.iStJT (3:-HT-rf) a. Half drunk
up.
ijrftt.was (Wi-m-T*) Half eaten.
qifw.ijaj (s^:) I. m. A mantra or
mystical prayer. /. (^1) Prayer
on adding fuel to the sacrifice ;
fuel.
^rtrttf^fr) 3./. Praise, panegyric.
^TBtd (<0) I. . Proximity.
(5) 1. n. A spot or mark on
the body ; sea salt ; cuttle-fish
bone. a. Marine.
TtJTfiP* m. An interpreter of the spots, &c, or a
work upon them, a, Relating to
the spots on the body.
ÎWK te-^T-^) Fragrant.
^ral (ift) 3. /. A sort of metre
occurring in the Vedai.
^rfOTtfa^r (*) 1. n. War, battle.

a. Relating to war, or to the
future i calamitous.
fmnratdb. In future.
QVKfllînfo, Now ; fitly.
() *JT"P3fw 10. a. To join,
assemble.
ST^pr?]!.^) 3./. A female juggler.
9HWft(*) 3./ Red Lodh,
VWl (J*i) 1. m. Sameness, likeness.
jinrm (ni) \.f. Idem.
^TJ5]filfft (ftli) 2. /. Equal or
î^rsj(W) 1. . Imperial rule ; empire, m. Descendant of a prince,
grq (m) 1. Nt. Evening; end; an
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9HJ.*TW (mil I. m. Evening.

n*(*:)1. m. An arrow ; sword.
f. fwt Standing in order.
T(R(.i) 1. n. Longitude of aplanet
from the first degree of Aries.
^T^m (:-^t-sf) a. Belonging to
the evening.
*n*PT adv. Evening.
(M) I. n- SunBet.
9Rrns(lT0 1. m. The evening.
Wft^ flft) 5. wi. A horseman, a
groom.
*IT^ I. ji. Identification with
the deity ; likeness.
<JRf adv. In the evening,
<m (TO 1. m. The pith or sap of
a tree; cream, strength, essence, marrow, m. (K'-ft) Man
at chess, 1. /. Durba grass, f.
O) Tardus salica. n. Water;
wealth ; fitness ; steel, a. Best,

excellent.
^TCJim (31:) 1. m. Sandalwood.
VJJiV (ll) 1. n. Honey.
TO (T:-fti) a. Variegated. 1.
hi. The chdtoka ; a deer ; elephant ; flamingo ; tree ; cloth,
hair; gold, 8tc./. H) A fiddle.
HKffW ftfO I . in. A bird or deercatcher.
*K.sf (at) 1. it. Fresh hutter.
OTC* (T>) 1. ft. A counsellor of
Rdvana ; dysentery; hog-plum.
/. C\) A plant, Padtriafetida ; a
canal or small river, a drain.
*rcf"! (ft:) 2./. Same as 9K<ft
^r^ftaj (bt:) 1. m. A traveller, a.
Travelling.
Kft.W(W) 1. A rohber.
(*3;) I, m. A snake's egg.
9TC.T^(^0 2. m. Plantain tree.
WW! flow. With vigour.
HTTflriwr) I./. Essence ; strength,
wft (fts) 2. m. A charioteer.
JTTBI (sj) 1. . Driving; convey'Bre.^l(^T) \.f. Saraswatl; Durgd.
WK.mr ftrt-YI-T) a. Void of sub. stance, n. Destroying vigour.
*lrV.TO (^0 1. n, A natural vessel, as a bag or skin of musk.
m<3\l (*s-*JT-*fr) a. Best, essential. [Bitch.
*rcm(uO i. m. A dog./. O)
flltlftl^w 1. n. A hell.
<JIT.*TD( (W) 1. W. Application of
9IT.%r? (^') 1. n. Steel.
*Wt <*;-Vt-*) o. Of the Sart/u
river. [tial.
Î^T?( (Wf r -Tnt-"W ) o. Substan<9TC.*ftW (*T:-TIT-Ji) a. Pithless,
Ct) 1. II. A lotus ; woman's

zone ../. (î-'al) Indian crane,
m. Mono. o. Of a lake or pond.
^TOBStCi) I ml A woman's zone ;
a military belt.
WCSHT (ffi-TTt-Ji*) m. Stuff of the
Vilva tree ; part of Punjab ; a
sage. o. Of the goddess of
speech ; of the Sarasaati river ;
eloquent.
(WO I. w. Sesamum.
9ttT9IK (*0 m. Substance mid
vanity ; vigour and frailty, &c.
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Wlft(ft:-t) 2.M.3- / A man at I

chess or backgammon.
Tlft^T (in) I- / A killd of Ilird '
IWws jo/ica ; the mofeo.
Ttft*i (71} /. Creeping plant,
Echilis. [likeness,
^rem (nj) 1. a. Identity of form,
^rf (^;) I. ffl. A caravan ; multitude of similar animals ; multitude, a. Wealthy ; significant ;
of the same meaning.
TTO*T (*TT-TTVTfl) a- Meaning;
numeroas.
*jri.TT*{1i) l.m. The lender of a
caravan t a merchant, trader.
($<-*.*) a. Wet, damp.
TlfiW (0 I. Wem *T<<*-<f-i') * With half; as
Tti*TT 100 with 50.
TT^T ado. With, together with.
Tlfql a. With Ghi.
Tlffa^ (BS:-WI-Sfi) a. /iton.
Hpn (w-i3t-a)') o. Relating to a
snake./. O) 9th lunar asterism.
ut^ (dp) l.w. A /fli'na. a. Fit for
or relating to all.
qwlfil o. Satisfying
every wish. [times.
TW.WtftW (*^W) B. Of all
Î^r.Bifr* (Vl-Wti) a. Relating
or belonging to all men.
(iTs-tVt) a. Idem.
TI*rfti|> pB-*W) a. Suited to all
places.
TTwr.?*a] (S^-aVRi) a. Sacred
to all the gods.
Tl^.TTiJ* a. Applying
to all verbal roots.
TI^.Hlfvrtf (Wi-sW) a. Applying

to all beings.
TTi.WR (Ht) 1. n- The elephant
of Kmera in the north ; an. emperor, a. Of the whole earth.
Ttsittfa* 4) a- Univer- '
ally known. [tribe.
Tl4.TfV {w-wV*) a. Of every
Tnq.fjCTfTire {:-irt-*> a. Applying to all the cases.
TT^f.SÎ {^;) I. m. A Brahman
knowing all the Vedas.
il ITs-tV"*) 1. m. n. 3./. Mustard, n. Mustard nil.
TTfE (SO 2./. Glory (of God}.
TIT (>&:) 1. m. A wall surrounding a building ; Sdl tree ; a tree ;
a gilt-head. 1 ./. A house, &c.
TT11TW (B) 1. n. Ammonite stone
viewed as an emblem of Vishnu.
TMT (T:) 1. m. The resin of the
Sdl tree.
9T.fin3re (TO 1. m. Idem.
Trs H-fff (<Sf ) 3. /. A shrub. Hedysarum gangeticum.
TTH.gai (i) 1. n. 7<fcm,- Hibiscus
malabilis. [pet.
nB.fW*l(*T) 1./. A doll, apupmrit() 3./. A hell.
TTW.^T (TO ! m - The resinous
juice of the Sdl tree.
TTO.^TVT (T:) 1. m. Shdlivdhana.

TTW.^g (SO 1 . m. Turpentine, resin of the Sdl tree.
Tl^.^T (T) 1. The upper part
or coping of a wall.
Tra?.*fr (O) 3. /. A female over,
come or won in battle.
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^TWr-JJCfa (*) 1. m. A name of

*tTT. CO I . n. A pin, bracket, or
ahelfin awatl. [a jackal.
ITflTBV (*) 1. i. A dog, a wolf,
II^T. (TO !. m. A frog.
(It) 1. A sort of fennel
or dffl. [ther.
^rîB (T) I. n. Dwelling togenFPM7TT(m) 1./. Habitation.
jm (W) 1. Ri The name of a
demon, enemy of Vishnu; name
of a place, a. Of such a place.
?W.TH (Yl) 5. m. Pwnitu.
ifwc(0 1. m. A sort of bird.
ATI* (tr:-Pr*T-lb n. Generative ;
parturient./. A midwife.
IT'S ('iJ:-W-*J a. Disdainful.
9JWWTW (Jr;-rr-*f) o. Cautious.
*JTT*I ("0 1. m. 1 The conclusion of
a sacrifice ; employer of priests
for sacrifices; Varuna ,- month
of 30 solar days.
(X') 1. m. The iorfA tree;
sin, offence.
sra^C?;) 1. m. The second Maw.

1. n. Skin.
fll^f* (f:) I m. Name of the second and of five other Manus,
<315r<m (en') t . n. Sameness of caste.
VniiM (n-.-^-M) a. Incomplete ;
having a remainder,
flr^fafl a. Cautious.
^T^'" (W-W-isi) n. Despising.
^lfV^(5t:)l.m.A Brdhman; Siiivn ;
a demigod ; sun ; foetus./. Dm-gd ; the holy verse of the Vtdat ;
a ray. n. Sacrificial cord.
I îtV*l.irf?iH (":) 1. m. Oue not

invested with the sacrificial cord
at the proper time.
îfWI.Tir^re (St) 1. n. Jdm.
flTfHr.S^(^) 1. a. Sacrificial cord.
^[f^K (*-^)' TTaughty ;
manifest.
TJnpr(sfO I. m. A lizard.
1 . m. A blanket,
(iff) I.m, Surprise.
Î*VT (*l) 3./. A mofher-in-hw.
*T9ft(t>:-fo-fV) a. Able to bear
SIQ (5:-g:-Q) a. Living, being.
'JTfJB.'flmTi (i') 1. it. Bell metal,
^rai (ST) 1./ Dewlap of an ojc.
(^:-^[-^) a. Weeping ; angular.
Jl^fH: (Ti-TT-T) n. Proud.
9TV^*(*z0 l.s. Company, association.
^1?*T (f) 1 . n. Eudurance.
W1(V-Wr-1) Causing or enabling to endure,
^TY*!* (V) 1 . m. Friendship, fellowship.
^1^9 (^) 1. n. Daring ; violence;
hatred j rape ; punishment ; oblation with fire,
YreYTff (tf!) I.m, Vikramdditya.

mfET* (ir:) 1. in. A robber, a.
Daring ; rapacious ; flagrant ;
retributive.
l^t%w (sT-T%flt-fa) n. Violent ;
bold. [cious.
Hl^tni.Tfa* a. Fero.
<*} 1. n. Thousands, m. An
army of 1000. a. Of a tliou-
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sand ; bought with 1000 i paid I RvT.WJTr (*0 l.m. A tree, sort
per 1000, OB duty, interest, &c. of palm.
m%m 1. Friendship, alii- f*J*.HTW*(T'-*I-*i} o. Handsome
ance ; help, patronage. and well -shaped.
*Ttfasi (ai-tfl) I. n. 3./. Society, H*TV {in-^n-^j) a. Abounding
association, n. Literature. in liona.
9TO(Tfl)l.n. Society ; conjunction, ftw (J) 1. n. Ruat, mncuB.
OT>WI{ W 5 - A companion, f^nf (0) Idem.
WHV W 1. Fighting animals. j frjfrosK*) 1. n. A throne.
ft> (TO m ' A lion: si S n ieo '"

(in camp.) pre-eminent. /. (t)
Egg-pknti/tisd'cin, nightshade;
mother of Rdhu.
fij^.ifw tWO 2. m. AJaiaoor
Baaddka saint.
R^.SlTCpCt) 1 A plant, Mimasops clengi ; lion's mane.
PfonvOt:) The P en nBtlds
joined.
Wr.ffWt"*') l.m.Akind of fish.
fiJ^.TK (<) 1. . A S Hte - principal
entrance.
T.s*t*!(fir:)2./. Lion's roars war
cry.
fij^.itnt (^) I. . War cry.

fj*.Tr^r 0*0 Tbe roar
yelp of a lion ; nar cry. 1, /.
Hedysarum elengi, Ida.
***f (*f) 3. /. A plant, JusliWT.H^ri C^ft) 3 -/ Hedysarwn
lagopodioides.
W^.fltmiW) l.f.Durgd.
vii.wn (it) i./.Jaw.
fl^.fitiBIfr (W) 1. m. A horse,
fa^l () 1. 13. Tin, brass; cassia
bark, n.and I./ (WT) Ceylon.
pivr^l t0 1. m. A plant, Jus.

tieia. [flrfAu.
ftT-?*T 0*0 1. / The mother of
WrniOT () 2. m. The personified ascending node.
(m) 1 . /. Sandy soil ; gravel (complaint.) plu. Sand,
inrnn (Q) 1. n. A saod-bank ;
sandy island, a. Sandy.
RlTTTlT^ (TTl_-nft-1^) a. Sandy.
ft^rfVtB (W-^T-fl) a. Idem.
f%S(W:-HT-W)a.Spriniled, wetted.
ft>W (w:) !. m. A handful or
mouthful of boiled rice, boiled
rice. n. Bees' wax ; indigo,
fowl. (*) 1. n- Bee's wax.
ftjTft (-ea) l.n. Crystal, glass.
fafTO! 1 ?) 1 . n. Mucus of the nose,
fayitns 1. n. Idem.
ft%1(^)3./.Thenose.
flj^(*) 5./. Clothes,
pj^re (lO I- Cloth, clothes ;
ragged raiment. [tangled.
fttR? o. Bound, enMm (sfi-STt-fl) p. Sprinkled.
f^PT Sprinkling,
ft^m (HIl '/. Long-pepper.
PiWKW) Sound of metallic ornaments, jingling.
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f%wr ( 845 ) faj
fan (HO I. wt. White colour ;

planet Ven us ; arrow. \.f. Can- j
died sugar ; Arabian jasmine ; |
moonlight ; spirits ; fine woman . |
n. Silver, a. White; bound;
completed ; known.
ftw.yv^ (* : ) * Indra rnia
elephant.
ftrT-fa (VO 1 A sort of fish.
fifW.TT(^) l.n. A white umbrella,
ensign of royalty. /. (~\) Sort of
fajM fct) 1. m. A goose. I./.
White Durba grass.
frT.^lfsfr (fits) 2. m. The moon.
ftn-T* (*) ' / Bent grass
ftw.3t (TO 2 - m - A P ,ant . Worairf.
fv?r.irv(*0 l.m, A goose.
ffiTSwi("J:-*i) I. m. A sort of tree
and of grass. I./, Arabian jasmine, n. A Hort of grass.
frn.sfW H) 1. n. White pepper.
fafl.Tt* () l.n, A sort of bean.
fof[.*WT (TO 1 dj. Yellow colour.
foT.tfjJT (%) 2. m. The moon.
fta.filtww (*0 1- Wheat.
faT.fwrCf) I. . Rock salt.
ftlT.waj (r0 l.m. Barley.
{TT-^fH (fill) 2. m. ^lyWM.
f%T.^<tiT0 1. m. White mustard.
fTT-faw pjl) 2./. The Ganges.
foB.frr (*) 1. n. Rock salt.
ftrfU (S30 2. m. The moon.

faira*! (*0 1. m. Clayed sugar.
fTJmKV) l.m. A thorn.
faWiV(lfl) 1. m. A kind of fish.
fTTtft (ftO 3.M. Treacle.

firTTTT (Hi)l. Garuda.
foaprtT (TO A peacock.
ft-JTTW (W) 1. n. The white lotus,
farm (HO I. Cumphor.
faTT (W-l*) 1. m- Wem.
ftllJW^(^0 l.m. An ascetic dressfWrWTBI (t) 1. n. A white lotus.
faTrrem (r) 1 . /, Durba grass
fllHT* {if:) I. m. Arjuna.
tTTTfilfT (m) I./. A cockle.
%WtItt (TO 1. m. A name of
Baladeva. a. White and black.
ftf (AMfe-ft) . White ; black,
m. Baladeva.
ftfrTT(Tt) 5. m. Whiteness.
fafir.TreJ(W.) 5. si. Baladeva.
ffri1*T(*;:-V-*) a. Black.
fWHT.lfn(ftO 2. m. ^jai or fire.
ftn^ (*: : > l - Xnwra.
fr^TTO (w) 1. . Chalk, m. Crystal. ]./. Candied sugur.
(VtT^.TTCT. (*J l.n. White umbrella.
fTf (TO 1 . m. A demigod ; saint ;
inspired writer ; an adept; a magician ; an ascetic, a. Accomplished ; perfect ; liberated ;
eternal ; celebrated ; settled ;
proved; cooked, prepared. \.f.
A medicinal root. n. Sea salt.
ftTW.TTT (TT) \.f. The Ganges of
heaven.
fifT.ojRt (qi) 1. n. Sour rice -gruel.

fTTT.* (TO I. m. Shiva.
fri.lTjy WO 2. . Quicksilver.
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I. M. Idem; an alchymist. a. Mineral, metallic.

faT-STf (fi) 1. m. Company of
Siddhns. [prosperous.
Oj^maiJ (^:-ir-s ) Fully
ft*.^rW(a) I . n. Sour rice-gruel.
fW-TTW 1. m. White mustard, n. Performance of mHgical
rites, or things for Hint purpose.
fH*.JTW (Wi:-lT-*a) Effected;
proved, n. Demonstration.
fal.faaj <W:) 2./. The Ganges.
ftT^T (Ti) 1- m- Kdrtikeya.
farr>l 1. m. Demonstrated
conclusion ; established truth.
fw ft m CSt) 5- ' A follower of
the Mimdngsd philosophy.
faSTqirr (jit) l/.Tbe Ganges.
}%Wf*l*I (*T) 1./. One of the tutelary goddesses of the Jama.
l.m. KJaina ; Buddha;
white mustard. I. /. Mother of
the 4lh Jaina. a. Successful.
ftf% (ft() 2. /. Fulfilment, completion ; perfection ; final bliss ;
success ; knowledge ; correctness ; payment ; concealment ;
perfection in magic ; magic
shoe ; lGth yoga,
T^fWt (t) 3 -/- A small ant.
faw IW) 1- A blotch, scab.

(STI 5- Idem.
ftHf (>fl:-Sl-^) a. Scabby. I./.
Suit fish j scab, leprosy.
foiiPPr Cnn.-'fwt-'nO a. Idem.
1 . m. The asterism /iiriya in Cancer. [man ; a tree.
frrw (*:> I. m. A pious or Tirtaous
faVWI(Wi) 1./. A plant so named.

fon.Htprn! (irj 1. n. A garden of
the gods. [mouthful.
fo* a. One-eyed. m. A
faaft."^ (<Bl) 3. /. The day before the new moon ; Umd .
fa*33f (l:) 1. m. A small tree.
Vitex negundo.
f=^TC (î) 1 . - Idem.
(T) 1. a. Red lead. i. Sort
of tree. /. (1) Red clothes; a
sort of crinum.
f"j*n;.-*n:u (*fj Lead.
foîT.fflww (affO 1. m. An elephant, 1./. A woman marked on
the forehead with red lend.
fS^ftsSt l./.Red lead.
fa'ffaw (T:-wr-n) a. Reddened.
f%=f (m : ) 2. m. Tile ocean, the
sea ; Indus, Sindh ; elephant or
juice from his temples ; small
tree, musical mode./. A river,
ftaflif*:) l.m. A small tree, Vitex
neguado. a. Marine ; produced in
Sindh. [bone,
fgaj.fltE <<E') 1. hi. Cuttle fish
PTO.<B3 (0 l- >>> Sindh.
fja*.si (ai) 1. n. Rook suit. 1./.
LakshinC. a. Marine, of Sindh.
faaj.SPHil (HO 5, m. The moon.

n. Rock salt,
fgai.îf (sr:) 1. m. The moon.
, paw.wm (0 i. w. The ocean,
j faw.g^Cc} l.m. A sort of ebony ;
the moon,
faw.g! (Hi!) I. hi. A concb.
faai.H=j.BT (ai) Lit. Rock salt.
1. hi. An elephant.
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ft y > tft^ (flt) 6. w, A lion.

fattCT* (f) I. n. Rock salt.
fowrTT ) 1. m. A borse of a
good breed ; Vitex negvndo.
ftw.qrftTT(ilO I. m. Vitex nfgundo.
fat&nmt) 1, . A plant, GmeKna arborea.
faaj.UTrJT (*t0 Wlw.
fvjw.^TW (W) 1-w. The mouih of
ftare? (tf ) 1. w. Rock salt.
faajW(^) I. it. Idem.
fasr (H:) I. m. Perspiration ; the
moon. 1./. River near Oe/etn ,woman's zone ; cow buffalo,
ftm (fli) I. m. All, entire.
fa*fl (**r) 1./. A legume, a pod.
Also ftfif orfalft. 2. 8./
ftftwrr \.f. Grain in pods,
as pulse.
fat (t:> 1. m. The root of longpepper./. Any tubular vessel of
the body, as a vein, &c.; a
bucket.
forj'Wrvlt) 1 , m . Union or plexus of vessels ; enlargement of
the vessels of the eye.
fw-%TO ("WO 1. n. Venesection.

farj.am W) l.m. Idem.
fa?r.T$ (it) I. m. Flow of discoloured tears. [eyes,
fe^pCOTt (*0 m - Redness of the
ftw*l 3. /. The gam olibanum tree. [to war.
fa^JTSftr* a. Wishing
fWff*rer(TT) 'l./. Wish to effect,
prove, &c. [effect.
fawfqn a. Wishing to
fiJW (WI) 1 . /. Wish to create,

fa n. Wishing to
create. [plant.
fa^H ("3:) I . m. The milk hedge
1. m. Incense. [tree.
(*t) 3 - / The aKbanmn
f%^.nfWT (îi) 1 ./, /rfem.
St* ($ir) ^fff.^nrfir, l. 10. a.
To touch, to bear. 1, a. To
sprinkle, shower.
SWn: (TO 1. TO. Drizzling rain.
*l*rr(?ri) \.f. A furrow ; wife of
Rama ; branch of the Ganges ;
Lakskmi, Durgii ; Flora ; spirits,
tfhn.trfir (ft:) 2./. Rdma.
^mw.irfir<firO 2. m. /aVw.
^tsftiffl (*t) 1. n. Pease.
'Jfoirc (^) 1. n. Inarticulate sound
of one fainting or shivering with
cold. [above manner.
^tHSB (7f :-m-7i) a. Uttered in the
^taj (ajr-arr-W) o. Ploughed, tilled, n. Corn, grain.
"fNtT.-J 2. w. Spirits distilled from
molasses, mm. [j,
^tw.JTat I, m. Mimvsops elen^rj.'rCni-ift-V) a.Drinking spirits.

Vbattf) I. . The anus.
^^(W) 5. nt. A boundary, limit ;
mound ; field; nape of the neck ;
scrotum,
(H:-ffl) 1. m. 3./. Line
parting the hair. m. n. The head.
ftflfns I- An infernal being, n. Red lead to mark the partition of the hair.
Îflpflir (WMII-lt) fl. United to ;
acting the part of a wife.
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"ftuMI (*t) 3. /. A woman.

^VhÎVP! (si) 1. it. A ceremony
observed in the 4th, Gth, or 8th
month of pregnancy.
^fWJHm sir-'W) p. Divided,
Îwr (HI) 1./. A boundary; field;
bank ; rectitude ; nape of the
neck ; scrotum.
'fffrll.ftT (T) 1 . a. Boundary mark.
$tHr.fipn^(xO t . nil Dispute about
boundary.
^tT.5* (^:) 1. m. A boundary
tree.
^rrr.nfar (fiw) 2. m. Junction of
boundaries.
1. m. A kind of tree,
$K (f ) 1. m. A plough; the sun.
fltf* 1, nt. A porpoise.
^.TTrfil (hi) 2. m. Bahdma.
^M,(ft) 5. m. Balardma.
fhnr W) 1. n. Sewing. 3./. Oft)
The frenum of the prepuce.
ntv () l.n. Lead.
^waj (4) 1- n./tfcm.
qfr.TOtOv) 1 . *. Idem.
tsq (*:) 1. n. Euphorbia plant.
fl, ^fir I . a. To bring forth ;
possess ; go.
H prep. Good, well, much.
ttflPWITI (*T) 1 . /. The aloe plant.
.*<B(Wi) 2. m. Psora, itch.
fl.*^(^0 1 m- The onion ; yam ;
sort of grass ; esculent root.
fl.PW(*0 l.m. An onion.
S** (*;-^-*!) a. Easy, practicable, attainable; acting well. I.
/. On) Tractable cow. n. Benevolence.
S*fi*T (1) 1./. A plant, Sahinia eucailata.

Q.TOW (*T) 5. m. The artist of
the gods ; astronomical Yoga. a.
Virtuous, active.
(W>W-W) a. Liberal in giving and using.
g.TlfSjÔ*tt 5. m. A bee.
OTlft* (^t) 6. m. The progenitor of a class of Shadras.
g.-jâj (n;) |. m . An onion.
5-fWT:(^:-KT-^-^)a. Soft, tender,
youthful, in. A species of sugarcane, of grain, of Champac, of
demons. 1. /.Double jessamine;
plantain ; name of a river.
(*T) a. Virtuous ; fortunate.
W..WW (3) 1. a. Virtue; fortune;

kindness, a. Virtuous ; fortunate ; befriended ; done well.
BBflT (fit:) 2. /. Virtue, kindness ;
practice of austerities.
QeTfilW(flt-Pf*-fir) a. Fortunate ;
virtuous ; benevolent ; wise.
S*rwY (Wtt 3". /. A medical root.
q-firor 00 I./. A good action.
S^W'OJwfW 10- To make
happy.
W 0:-*T-^) fl.Happy, joyful; pious. 1. . Happiness ; heaven ;
water 1./. Varuna's capital.
Q^.'Rx: (v-V-t) a. Giving pleasure ; doing or done easily.
^B.tjH (f.) 1. m. A kind of weapon used by Shiva.
W.VK WO 1. m. An excellent
horse.
flt*| (W^) Easily cut.
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horn or produced. happiness. [bliss.
^ (T-TT-t") 0- Conferring or ' QWjf^T. (^f-f^-fqj n . Desiring
affording pleasure. 1./. Acour- I r**t; (U) 1. m. A deified
tezan in Indra's heaven, n. Sent I teacher of the Jainas.
of Fisinu. ! qqrv^ (^-tti.^j .
Q-a.^wrlfl (W-Wt-m' Free J pleasure, pleasing,
from pleasure and pain. i 5Tsr(*r : ) l. m . Vanna
Qfl.-^/efnnre (JUT-Wl-Wj n./dem. ; Uer ; feedi
(W ' / A cow easily ; on tfaintie!
of
Conferring
Q^.Trft^ a. E.xpectin
bliss.'
QV.tm (H:) I. m. Hnppine6S.
^.WlfirK (tft-Rn^l-ftt) a. Happy.
tfi.Wl l^:-^T-^l a. Easily broken j W]^ a. Agreeable.
or paned. j Rni.prtt.fir)B. Happy, con- s (q:-qt-7j) a. Delightful.
with pleasure or
on dainties. [cucumber,
^srim |. M . The common
SWT^*t(sr:-nT-f)n Sitting at case.
Well-flavoured; delightful, m. Flavour; re-
5*9.<r4^T (qrO I- Natron.

B^^reT (f:) l.m, Perfume for
the raouth. [of bliss,
1SW.^T (^) 1. a. Consciousness
tented, [temper.
'Bfil.Sfll?(^0 1. m , A cheerful
5^f ("^Fi) 1./. Desire of bliss.
"Stprsr (qt-tVSt-fi) . Wishing
well to.
3-*'5^!T (W) 1. /. A tractable , giji^ 1. m. A husband,

cow, one easily milked. : BÎÎ f 1 . m. Realization of
"3.*51W ftlO 1 / Idem,

.91I(HIi-n-^) a. Easily done,
or cured, or overcome.
IJW.ÎITlST^lirt-sr ) a. Gratifying to
the feelings.
^WTqi^ (T:) l.m. Indra's heaven,
the paradise of the Hindus.
flWrJW!r(*0 I - "> Anticipation or
feeling of bliss,
5rpn( l M:-1ir-W| a. Wishing well ;
bliss-destroying.
SBIâOO I - "I. A good and well
trained horse,
tiff*** (TO 1. m. A good horse.
_bliss- [bli as .
S^T^ (^:-fn-rf') a. Leading to
tirr*I {^:-51T-î) a. Easily uttered.
^WlTrfVff (5:-E7-B) a. Seated at
êase. [cess.
0^rriret& (Wi-iSr-ia') a. Easy of ncg-WT(f:-m-rf)a. Celebrated.
.<WfiT(fw:> 2./. Celebrity.
(if) 1. n. Fajcca. a. Having
gracefully ; easily accessible ;
plain ; well got rid of.
S"". CJ i- Counting well, easily
counted. [calculated.
Wnf*lW (W-*I-W) o. Easily or well
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fl.WI (!) 1. '. A fltifM/in. a.

Passed; well bestowed.
g.ivat C|:.-an-W!. Fragrant, 1.
ii. Small cumin seed ; fragrant
grass i blue lotus; Sandal. m.
Sulphur ; odour ; a trader. 1 ./
l'lnnts of several kinds.

q.irWF (*:) Um. Snlphur j the
orange; kind of gourd.
^ jtfw (f>:.fa:-f=0 a. Fragrant ;
pious, m, A perfume, fragrance ;
sort of mango. /. Name of several fragrant plants, n. A drug
and perfume ; root of long-pepper; fragrant grass.
vice ; incense ; sulphur, n. V
flJiPx.fSJi (aO l.m. with
yellow flowers. 1. /. A plant,
Trigonella comicvlala.
Huf^Tr (m) 1./. Fragrance.
' " R Dt o[ the
Andropogon muricalun. I. /.
Ichneumon plant.
^f^Mffwi (Wl) 1- /'.The musk
rat or threw.
*j.wi(w-HHt} . Accessible ; easy,
practicable ; plain.
fJJrtTT (sri-stl-i) Thick. Impervious. /. Enclosure round the
place of sacrifice.
^.iiTrCH^m-H) Secret.
^JifTT (f?T:) 2./. Secrecy.
%3Z* (*0 1 The tailor bird.
tt-H^tfr (:-*!-) a. Held fast or
firmly i applied auspiciously.
TOfm.Jnfl*l (fll) 5. m. An epi-
thet of Yudhishthira and others

whose names it ia auspicious to
repeat in the morning.
('W-W-^) . Easy to be
laid hold of.
5<fYq(q:-^t-^) m. Horse of Krishna's car ; a monkey king and ally
of Rama ; Shiva ; Indra ; name
of a number of objects having
a handsome neck. a. Handsomenecked,
igftq-a: (0 1. U. Rdma.
%.vTzn {**[-*) a. Well arranged or united.

^.ilÔTT-':) Hideous.
^.WP<(^0 1. > Pleasant soand.
^.^^W (î) 3. tn. The glomerous
fig tree ; a wise man.
g."^ft?r (7T:-TTr-ff)a. Well done or
behaved, n. Good conduct.
tfkw C*0 '/ A virtuous wife.
n. Virtuous conduct.
5.^11 ". Beautiful,
^. , qi^.a5r(st:-'9T->i} a.Melodious.
fl.f^51^ (*r:) I. si. A kingfisher.
fl.fvm(*f)l.. Deliberate thought.
^.p^rir (fir) !/ Idem. [over.
a.f5jf*flrT(fr:-JlI-fi)a. Well thought
g.f^Haiu. A very long time.
^.pgi^(^)5.m. A god.
^.'q^t (Zt) 3./. A pair of nippers
or tongs. [cloth.
^.%g8S(*:) l.m. Cloth or fine
3. /. Tiic Satlej river.
^.JJR (i;.Tn--w) o. Virtuous, benevolent, tn. India's charioteer.
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Q**ffll (illl \.f. Benevolence; n

number of good persons,
^srawtw) 1. n. Benevolence,
^.w^ (irr-'Hr-'H) a. Well born.
g.Wia i. Having good
water. [tribe.
fl.ailfH (fJT:-fH:-fjr) a. Of a good
Q (<tf:-'>n-'i") a. Well digested ; decoyed,
q.^tfan (tT.--wr-(T) a. Living well,
n. Good life.
Q.'Sirw (H-rU-iir) a. Well known.
1JE (IT) W^fil 1 0. n. To disregard,
despise ; to be low or shallow.
5?T (m) I. m. Aeon; a prince. 1.
/. Daughter ; Hedysarum plant.
afTTB (HO 1 . m. Father of a boy.
(V) 2./. 3. /. (^) A woman, n. Thin, delicate. [sun.
Q.JPI>? (Tl:) 5. oi. A hermit; the
$.3* (W-TTI-ji) a. Very hot.
ai^TW adv. Better ; consequently.
V-Tiil (Us) 1. m, The Indian
Q.WW (>H;) l.m.TheGth division
of hell; foundation. [son.
^ffgw (^T^-^n^-TfT ) a. Having a
3.-3^;r (7n) 1./. The motherof
seven children. {cucullala.
gft.^mt (<?t) 3./. A plant, Salvinia
fpf.WI (V) 1. m. Parental affection, [child.
QiUW.W(3T:-a[r) 1- ./. AgrandQHKHir (r) 1./. Tutelar goddess
of tlic Jainas. [n son.
gnjfî[(tfif-f&f|.fei}n. Desiring
Q fHWW (*) A kind of gentian ; the coral tree.
Ffls|(?fl) 5. m. A father. (Tn^ljf.

A mother.
t^!! (TlO ! A tree, Ilyperanthcramorunga, a. Very sharp,
pungent, paiaful.
B'fjf (TO I - m. The cocoanut tree.
a. Very tall or lofty.
IJ.Tranj (sit:) 5. m. A /ino of the
last age. a. Very bright.
B!rft (ft:) 2./. Birth of a son.
QfHT (fST) I-/ Religious bathing.
Hat(WT) 5. ra. A student who has
performed his ablutions.

fj.^fil? (*t) 1. m. A sovereign
of Firfoj'SAH. I. /. Wife of
TJ.Î (^_-lft-fO Having handBorne teeth.
g.^fl (fr:-HT.ii} s. Well given.
lj.^fîr) 1. m. An actor, dancer.
/. O) Elephant in one of the
quarters.
q.?;t(H:-HI-W) (i. Easily subdued.
q.Îfsr 1. m. The discus of
Krishna ; Meru ; rose apple ; a
vulture, ii. and /. (T 1 ) Jndra's
city. 1./ A drug; command;
plant, Mcnispermum. a. Handsome ; good looking.
g.^T>r)(*Fr:) 1 . m. A follower of Sakya, teacher of the Bauddhas.
^.^t^(ll)5. m. A cloud, n mountain ; Indra's elephant ; name of
acowherd ; sea; a poor Brahma*
exalted by Krishna.
Q.ÎI (<!:) 1. m. A special gift on
a particular occasion.
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^ ^1* 1. m. Part of the Kin- j

dhya range of mountains. |
^ fed. The light half of the lu- j
nar month.
B.fû Ci) 1.
rf^T^ (%) 1 .
g.f^T (*-WNW)
%.^th o. Very
A fine day.
n. Idem,
o. Daily happy . j
long' '
^.Cra.H^TCoT) I./. A plant.Afarsi/ia quadrifolia. [tressed.

VpftP! (n:-m-Tf) p. Very disjj.^rr^TTfTi-TI-O a. Very wick-
ed. [We.
^^rr^ (V-^T-T) a. fnncccssiB^fiB (fitf) 2./. Great reproach.
(l-*It-*i) Hard to be
conquered,
^.^TW &t--&{ ST) a. Hard to be
looked at.
fl/5H (wr:) Very Bad.
V$.4vt a. Difficult to
be attained, impracticable.
'B'T'* (V-'fN) n - Very arduous
or painful ; difficult to be done
or attained. [done.
(I^WtrC {*>tt-0 a. Hard to be
5.-5eTB-52(Z:-3I^) n. Biting the
lips with rage.
Impassable,
very difficult to be passed.
% (V-li-^) Hard to be
^^^FU^'IT- 1 ?!) Hard to be
relinquished.
(^s-tt-T) a. Very distant.
(3r-t-3) a. Very hard or
firm. [eyes.
g.'SH. (*) "- Having handsome
2 ) VCT
(Wi-Wl-si) o. Having fine
teeth.
<g.TO*[.04T) 5. m. An archer : artist
of the gods ; prince so named.
present age. /. O) Council of
the gods.
g.^WK(^n-4) 5. m.f. A council
of the gods. m. Man attentive tu
his family.
gVHW) 1 -/. Juice, water ; nectar,
ambrosia; nectar of flowers;
plaster, brick ; the Ganges ; myrubalan ; name of several plants.
q.flfaQ (73:) 2. m. The moon.
gHT7J-rT (^t 1. Camphorated
oil.
3*ru* () A pearl.
girPir<C (TO > The moon '
gtmr (TO I. . WtVTr.flSltVu.Cft) 5- m. A bricklayer.
^*T.mftro (lU-HT-lf) White-
washed, stuccoed,
^HTVK (C) 1. m. The moon.
W .f*rfW(r^) 2. a. Idem.
gur.^rTi! (fin) 2. m. The divine
physician Dhnnwanlari.
SVT.WTSI (IT) 1. n. A stuccoed
house ; fifth hour after noon.
3*I.HSI() 5. TO, A deity.
SpTC.ltfH <fwr) 2. ni Sacrifice ; the
tf*41Hl (Ht.^t^) a. Consisting of
nectar; plastered, m. A palace,
u mansion.
Qql.V^ (SO I. m. Shower of ambrosia. [Brahma.
%VLvfor (*f) o.to. A BMc/rfSn;
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qHT-Bfa (fti) 2./. Shower of ambrosia, [soft pulate.

gw.^l I. / The uvula or
QW.qfff (fit!) 2. m. The moon;
sacrifice; alotua,
VTT.qi** (*^-^T-^) a. Shedding
ambrosia.
gVf.^rtT!) 1. m. Garuia.
QSr.^7T(<T) 5. m. Idem.
fl.ftrfn (flli-fir.) 2. >./. Ad axe.
g.4t;t.) 3- A pandit, wise man,
a teacher.
gVTJf*(l) 1. m. Dhantcarttari, the
physician of heaven. \.J Chebulk myrobahn.
IS,.! * -i 1 .!-.! p. Aimed at. offered.
gq=? (^<-*tt-*t} n- The club nf
Balardma. I ./. Durgd ,- sort of
pigment i a plant, Aristolochia.
a. Pleasing.
1. m. Policy; morality.
qiW* (if:) 1. M, A deer. I./. A
woman.
S*lTgtfT (IT!) I tn. Zedoary.
g.sil*f 1 . m. A mountain ; son
of Himalaya, a. Having a fine
%m< OCi) t. m. The udder of a
bitch ; snake's egg ; a sparrow.
q.^[W<tC(:) 1 "i- A tree, Sesbaaa
grandifiora. [nose.
g.stl^ a. Having a fine
U-TTOtT t^t) 1, m. Indra. Also
T3rrel^. [trained.
flfipra (TJ-TT-Vj Easily resg.fin?r (fli) 1./. Sound sleep.
.rP Jf (n.-ST-Wj o. Solitary.
g.t*irH*i adv, Privately.
g.rsr*fq?r<*r:-rn-n) a. Well seen

or appointed,
gi>^f=ipj (.nt-w-X) a. Ravished
in the senses.
Q.firf'3'f(7r: -Trr-fl) in. A Jaina deified sage. a. Ascertained: commended.
5 f>Wff (3T) 1. n. A potherb.
^fsrgfl (8:-flI--H) a. Burnished.
g.jftfT (n:--nt-Ji) a. Well-behaved ;
politic, n. Policy, morality.
g.*ftfw (fir:) 2./. Propriety of berala ; motlier of Dhruva.
g.^t^ (*r:-^r-*j) a. Virtuous, moral, good.
Q.^tw (>3:) l.m. The pomegranate tree. n. Root of the Andropogon murkatum. a. Very black
or blue or dark.
V"frtr*W- m. The blue shrike ;

emerald or sapphire.
(*;i-tr-fl-<) a. Handsome,
beautiful, m. Kama. f. ( 1) A
beauty; timber tree ; turmeric,
H^lfrl-tft'Û i. Sacrificing.
g-TW rtfi-m-'W) m. A sort of mango, o. Ripe, mature. [cassia.
g.*R {M) 1 . n. Leaf of tiie Lauras
Q1*f CO 1. m. A good way.
VTfal (^tl 5, in. Idem ; a couutry having good roada.
BTOrtOT) 1./. Orris root.
g-f*T9"! ("*) l-n. Close examination, [mined.
g.ilOfaw (irs-WT-ifj d. Well cxaq.TTW (^;) I, m. Garuda ,- a superhuman bird ; Curia fistula ; a
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cock./. ( 1) Mother of Garuda ;

number of lotuse?, or a pond of
them.
g.q^t (W:) l.m. Cassia fistula,
Echites scholaris ; a superhuman
bird.
BTif.Sg- (IJO 2. m. Vishnu.
ttTWTî fti:) 1. n. A plant, Mcsi|4f (HO Gnrurffl.
5.tis^ (4t) 5- w. A gnd S an arrow ; a bambu ; a lunar day for
ceremonies, the 8th or 14ih of
each fortnight; smoke.
QfldniUli-St-ir) Extensive, well
laid oat. [Rout.
^.-TOifinr (Hs-UMi) Fled. n.

^.IIM f*:) I. m. An able or clever
man; an earthen vessel.
WTÔflE) Having ft fine foot.
^W(|!-m-'t) a. Drinking well,
easily or deeply.
(<:) * * 7110 7th of
the present era.
g.in=H (W:) 1 - m. The 3d Jim of
a future era ; vcined-lcnf fig.
(s I. Rubbing and
kneading the hands and feet.
B-^l C*0 1- A S ood 80n g.gn) (*t:) l.m. A coral tree; Mimosa sirisha. f, (\) The plantain ; fennel, n. Cloves.
^^ ("CO 1 m * Sort of lime TCW<*J A Sm6w< '
jrtinrfi/forn.
BTO^.(W!-H!-W:) * Soft.
<Ifl (H) 1. Sleep, deep sleep, a.
Sleeping, benumbed.
SH.flnHf a. Mischievous, murderous.

SH.W 1 ! (W!) 1 . h. Midnight.
SH.WTt'f) l.n.Dreaming.adream.
an.W?(W)o- Benumbed.
OT-ftim 1. n. Dreaming, a
dream.
Wl-lfa (Rr-ftH-ftt) Inertgffl (ftO 2. /. Sleep; numbness ;
paralysis ; drowsiness ; confidence, [public.
B.WTO (Us- WW*) a. Manifest,
(SH) 1. IJ. Having good
children or subjects.
Ij.srfflWT (*n) 1./. Spiritous liquor.

B-SlffUn {(TT) 1 . M. A form of metre ; fame ; consecration.
a.afiltVn fip-WMfJ Consecrated ; celebrated. [ed.
Q.sfifBHTrT (frr-sir-Tf) a. AscertainQ.mffr (Hi:) l.m. Elephant of the
north-east quarter ; Kuma ,- Shiva, a. Handsome.
TJ.smtTf (W-lTt-Ti) a. Well known.
U.5TW () 1. m. Balarama of the
Jainas. a. Splendid, glorious.
%Wm (ff:-T|I-li) a. Enlightened.
^.S*jWW-T-fli)<i- Joined, attachcd ; well handled. [tact.
^.JniTJr (JK) 1. m. Dexterity; con55?VTBifrfiw (:) 1. m. A good
archer.
Q.W*W (WORT-ti) a. Easy of attainment.
BSWTiI (Til) I. I". Eloquence, eloquent discourse.
S.m (fl:--ni--fl) m. Kitvera. 0 .
Well pleased, favourable.
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!I.Wt^{^:) I . m. Shiva, a Favourable, [ing.

S-HrffCfft-Tn-fOLOfoEne morn%fxq {v.-tn-v) a. Much loved, m.
A pyrrhic.
%W9 l.W' T,le wood-apple:
pomegranate; jujube; sort of
lean. \.f. Colocyntli ; pumpkin;
gourd ; plantain ; brown grape.
0. Bearing good fruit.
fl.^T (i) 1. m. Cuttle-fish bone.
Q.'nn (w:) 1. m. Sesamum. a.

Well bound or secured.
tfra-fnt (Jf-"%) Knowing many
things well.
fl.-flft (fp-fie-fif) o. Intelligent.
^.TreOSi-W-**) a. Idem. a. Knowledge ; waking.
fl.fl^B l.w.JEifrfiieya.
fl.OTt (Jfc-JTI-Jt) a. Pleasing to the
eye, beloved ; fortunate, m. Botox ; Aihoka; Champac. l.f. Jasmine ; holy basil ; turmeric ; a
favourite wife. [pleasant.
^wr.-Wîff (a|>wt-*) a. Become
flWn-QT (HO 1. m. Son of a fortunate mother.
(T ; -TT-TF) w. The cocoauut
tree. a. Easily dividing.
Q.3(*i) 1. m. A champion.
ft:) I. A nnnlc of P*IW'
1. /. Sister of Jaganndth ; a
creeper, a. Auspicious.
(if) 1 . n. A car of the gods.
m, Mgle marmelos.
flW^(^) 3-/- A plant and drug,
(w:) 1. m. A name of Arjuna.
^S,.*n; a. Heavily burdened, [antltera mormiga.

flfflBI pR) 1. m. A tree, HyperBWrffS (fTi-BT-W) m. A Ja/aa deified sage. n. Eloquence, a. Speaking well ; spoken well.
H-firet C5t) 1./. A tree, Grislen
tomenlosa. [frondosa.
^.MtXW (*0 1. "> A tree, Bulea
fl ww (fs) 1. in. Kdrtaeirya.
BWil (W-HMt) Cherished.

(-R:-T-if) 0. Much, excessive, [joyed.
S.mflta (Ws-in-*) 0. Fit to be en;
fl VtTt (5T:--?t--a) a. Terrific.
1J. (^'-\ : ) 2 - 3./. A woman, a.
Fiae- browed.
fl.l() l.t). A flower.
fl ing ("ai-wr-a) 0. Very fortunate or auspicious. 1./. A plant,
Gliritamandd.
fl.WfT (w:-7n-fi) a. Friendly, well
disposed.
$.fir (fff:) 2. i. The 5th Jina of
this age, one of the postage;
friendship ; kindness.
fl.JTi? (^-^1-?} a. Drunk; impassioned.
q W < pB W [ (an) 1./. A celestial
courtesan,
fl.tnrcOTI-'O a. Pleasant, sweet.
fl.HlflT (fll) (./ Woman with a
fine waist.
(ir-in-V) m. Wheat; thornapple. 1. /. Great- flowered jasmine, n. Beautiful.
5<W.HiW (":) I. m. Elephant or
wood- apple.
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g HTO.(Tii) 5. m. A goil ; pandit ; I

wheat ;;iimi tree. m. n. and/em,
jj/u. A flower.
^HBI.W^^-tl-t) Adorned with
flowers. [a flower.
Offnr.'Care (Wi) I . n. The pollen of

^Tirt.^lC-î-K) a. Very delightful.
gp-m (*J() 2. m. A saint and legislator bo named.
^.ur=an(H:-<Tf-Ti) a. Well advised.
fl. WTrtinr^tft-'^Ja-Vcry great.
tfTO-STl (It-^t-^J a. Breathing
hard, threatening.
.fiPtC) 1 . w. Father of the 20th
Jina of this era ; wife of Dasharatha and mother of Lukshmaaa.
SfflHW (VT.) 3. m. Sagara; 20th
Jina of this era.
^fffli.w(Wt) 3. m, Lakshmana.
V-8*(W0 I Tlle
a serpent of Fdtdla
a pandit ; Ganesha.
the nails. /. (A) A
Pleasing, handsome,
aoQ of Garuda ;
,- a potheib ;
n. Mark of
mirror, a.
lovely.
ggia-W 3. m. Garuda.
S^ftP-JHO Binding well.
^-ij*re(HTi-*T!-*:)o. Sensible, intelligent./. Heart pea.
g.W^ 2- The sacred mountain Mere; Sftiw. (i. Best, excellent .
(tj:) l.m. Chanter of hymns,
S*nra(.V) 1. Zedoary.
^FN[*H:) I.Hi. Name of a country.
.nf'an(W:-fII--!T) a. Well restrained, governed ; attentive, ready.
.^TSW(Hl) l.m. A name of Vish-
nu, and of a king ; :i palace ; a

mountain .
tt^TW Wel1 ioa S^ battle.
^.5 pn r (tT:) L. in. A name of Duryadhana, chief of the Kurus.
fl* (W) Q*f 6. o. To possess su-
preme power ; to shine.

^ 1. A god; the sun ; a
sage. /. (A) Spirits ; a drinking vessel ; a snake.
%XXi CW-W-W) a. Deeply dyed ;
crimson i impassioned.
^KTfW WO l.m. A variety r,f red
chalk ; red mango tree.
(<i) t-n- Protecting well.
B-Kfa* (?T:-7l[-H) a. Well protected, kept, or preserved.
UCIlf*") l.m. A class of deities.
g=[.iT^(^:) 2-"'. Vrihaslipati, teacher of the gods.
flCHWift Oft*) 3. /. n. Indra.
%XT (T;) 1. m. The orange ; a
bright or fast colour, m. Vermilion ; red sanders, 1 . /, Hole in
a wall for robbing ; a fragrant
grass ; crystal.
^r.;(^) l.n. Red sauders.
srr.trtjj ftrO 2 - '" Red ctialk ^T-1W (AT) 5. M. A house-breaker, [tree.
g<3J:.ni^ (*) 1. ' A jack fruit
g.tsiift 3./. Night.
H*:.J(H;) I- Bt. ifroAniu. [tree,
(sf:) I. m. The betel-nut
(W) 1. n. Copulation. 1, /.
Divinity, a. Tender, kind.
(T:) 2. m. A sort of pine,
Pinus dtvadaru.
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^TT.Tiral (#t) 3. /. A female

messenger, a go-between ; a
chaplet.
BT.7nt l 1. m. See ig^re.
QT.iTPTO far:) 1. m. The jewel
worn by Krishna on hie breast.

2. n. Hie devddaru
pine. [of heaven.
St.^|fa*T (itn) I . /. The Ganges
^.f^n (lO 1. m. An elephant of
the gods.
B^.ffT (a:) 5. m. An Astir.
>5^.e(w:) 1. m.Thzdevaddru pine.
^Sire (llO 2, nt. The rainbow.
^.^(U:) i. m. Resin, turpentine.
(^) 3. /. The Ganges of
heaven.
Qt flWr (m) 1./. The Ganges.
B^^H^D '-/ Name of a river.
p;farfT (7?:-<n"rT) f. Destroyed.
ST.^fiT [fir:) 2. m. /infra.
W) 1. n. Sky, heaven.
^.Trw (o) 1. it. A drug.
W-tWwT (WT) I./. A tree, floH/erio iawtoria. [Indra,
IF-F^ (^) 3 - / Th "P't" 1 of
S^.fa^KlO 1. m.Indra; Vnhashpati; the Eteocarpus.
|>;tHlf02.m. A fragrance, n perfume, MicheHa Champaca ; nutmeg; resin ; spring ; month
ttahVn. /. (r-*t) Gum olihanum
tree ; a drug ; spirituous liquor ;
earth; jasmine, &c., cow; cow
Kiimadhenu, n. Gold ; sulphur, a.
Fragrant; friendly ; wise ; good ;
famous ; handsome. [grant.
3^fw.lf* (mi-ptt-fai) o. Fra-
^fffTT (T:-?n-W) a. Perfumed.

Btfw.WÔ*) 5. . Large cardatjtfw.TWiw (si) 1. n. The Laurua
Cassia or its bark.
QTrH.WT (It) t. m. Kdma.
^TMt.W(^l) 1./. The rose-apple,
wîft^ (^t) 1 . /, The gum olibonum tree.

(Tr) 1 . /. Idem.
%KV(V) l.n.Deification. [gods.
BT.-^tf (Tft) 1. m. Chief of the
S^wFC (fh) 2. m. Idem.
gtzfq (f8>) 2. m. A Rishi or sage
of a divine order.
(MT) I,/. The Ganges.
3Cf%fT*(Tt-fWt-fT)o. Having
the form of a god.
1. m. Indra's heaven.
5. n. Heaven, sky.
VC.ftfin.() 5- m. An Asur.
WC^ftH (^t) 5. nt. Idem.
^.JW(W:) 2. m. Idem.
QCT Cr:-*n-W) o. Sweet, juicy, m.
A plant, VHextrifoUa.f. a. Holy
basil./. Fennel; Durgti ; moonplant, n. Gum myrrh ; Cuss/a
bark ; fragrant grass.
HT.^fOfi)!."- A number of gods.
VKWt(W) 5. n. India's heaven.
5^11 (If*'}) L "i. n. A celestial
grove.
U*-^rrfT (fin) 2./. Assembly of
gods.
VX.vfat(lO B./. The Gauges.
Q^TTS () 1- A claaa of eight
plants.
B^-ft" G) 2./. The Ganges.
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heaven; Duryd.
flT(PTO Desired by
the gods. [tree.
W.VC (tt) I. m. The cocoanut

^rrnrt (*n) 1. /. A courtezan of
heaven, a nymph.
gypn4 1. Vrihnshpati.
l.m.A plant, Ecfi/rffl
prottrata.
Q.^rarr (T) l.m.A divinity.
flJTOta(Ti) 1- ii. A distiller,
fltrtftfrctf) 5. w. /dm.
fl.Ttft (ftt) 2./. A flue night
^qpCT(V) 1. m. /afro.
(prrKW () 1. * A tavern flag.
Î.Kvs-^t-iO Drinking spirits.
a. Wise i pleasant ; preserving
spirits.
WTWl (*!) I./. The Ganges.
QCJTO 0*n) 1. m./i/ii. The inhabitants of eastern India.
{RT.'qTO (*t)I. n. Drinking liquor ;
eating any thing to promote
drinking. [liquor,
VX\fH l (ift-ft*l-fo) o. Drinking
^PTtw tWt-irwi) a. Idem.
5>;T.ni (JT:) 1. M. Yeast, barm.
VCI.Knn W) 1. n. A liquor cup.
^JCI.HT (i:) 1. m. Yeast, barm.
WTft(lT:) 2. m. An <4su)-, a sprite
chirp <>f a cricket
(ij) 1. n. Worshipping.
fl^rr (4t) 2. n. Gold.
tnin Mem ; paradise ; a tavern.
fl'W (f 0 I- . A country near
modern Sural.
gKTg.W (^-arr) I . n.j. A fragrant

earth. m. A sort of bean, or of
poison. [liquor.
Tjrrw Of) 1. n. Rapidly distilled
UCTRfaf) 1 . n. A kind of pine tree.
5TT(T-) l.m.A tree. Hyperanthcra moritnya. 1./. A breach ; a

mine ; hole under ground.
(t,*Trf%(fa:)2.M.A house-breaker.
31^(10 a. Shining.
Q.^rsi (aj ; -w-5f)o. Sick.
{pfV(*:<VT-*) o. Prominent.
QW^-TMI) a. Handsome ; wise.
(tfO I. m. A horse of the
colour of an ass.
STWJ (^) 1. m. Yrihashpmi.
C*S ! ) I. M. A name of Indra.
fl^.Sni (n:) 1. m. A ladybird.
B^.farjj (W) 5. m. Garuda.
I. m. Jnrfra's hea0>t) l.n. Tin.
5*tt3 (3:) 1, n. A sort of betelnut or Arcca tree.
titarcCO) 1- Mfcc/. (1) Ganges of heaven ; Duryd.
%XU (S:) 1. H. A tree. Stsbana
yrandljlora ; Sid tree. 1 . /. Moon
plant.
gx: (KlO a. An opulent person.
Srrvffl t0 The sun.
m"|TH (X.) 1 . "i. Sandal wood.
^CT^ (^:) 1. . The sea of spirig>W {*r) 1 . /. A companion of
Durgd. a. Ascertaining.
B.wfgfT (THanO Hi Well asccr-
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(W-W-ti) a. Easy, feasible,

attainable.
q.wf**!ti (ITi-HWf) a. Spotting
gracefully ; pleased, adv. Elegantly i easily.
Q.^st (if;) I.m. A deer ; Daryodkana. 1./. Fine woman.
.^TTflr (') 1. n. Brass.
^.wfaw (Tr:-flT-<1-W) a. Very red.
\.f. One of the seven tongues of
Agni or fire.
^ {if) 1. a. Eloquence.
B-irsni (î:-'rf:-^0 a. Speaking
much and eloquently.
Q/3sr(r:)l.m. The sun; the moon ;
fire. [alkali.
q.^WK (wr-flwiO 1. b./. Natron,
g.T4ai(WT)i./. A wife of the sun ;
linseed, m. A country so named.
1. n. Col J; Sandal wood;
red chalk; wealth; a flower,
Mcssua. 1, m. n. A weight of
gold, 175 grains Troy, m. Cassia fistula i a sacrifice, l.f. Aloe
wood; turmeric; bitter gourd, a.
Bright ; of a good tribe or colour.
qui* (50 I- >'i. A tree. Cassia fistula, n. head.
%^.%^.S Cat) 3. /. A sort of
plantain tree.
qî.^(Tn) 4. m. A goldsmith.
*W.*H;(*S) I - . Idem.
q^.Bfl, (w) 5. n. Idem.
%W.nfa<( Cfl) 1- - Allegation
medial. [red chalk.
B^.SfTWW A variety of
1 m. Stealer of gold.
V^.wtfl (lt) 3. /. Yellow jasmin,
W . Jffl ( sj-^^-^h) o. Golden ;
fine. adv. Like gold.

qVV.^Bf (ii) 1./. Turmeric,
gqi.firj^ 2. St. PilA**.
g^T*.5T*l 1. n. Stealing gold.
tj4H [15J (^f:) I. m. A flower, AOse nf* (fa;.flft) 2. 3. /. Ashrub,
Serrntula anthelmintica.
TO (*:) a. Clothing well.
) 1 . m. Day of full moon
in Challra, kept in honor of
Kama.
g-W-nw (qr:) 1. . <Wn ; a large
creeper. Gartner a.
g.T? C^-^W) . Bearing well,
easily borne, patient. 1. / A
flower, Nyctanthcs ,- Mimosa
slirub, ulibanum tree ; a lute.
g.^ra 1^0 I. "i. A pleasant or reputable dwellings fine perfume.
q^rreujw: W) c Well clothed.
H.^Tfîff 3./. A woman residing at her father's, a. Dwelling comfortably.
S.fr*rn(wO l-m. Prowess.
qf^WlTl OsiO 1. m. A hero. n.
Heroism, [ver.
qfa^V! (UJ-'flT-'tO a. Very cleQ.ft^r^ (t0 1. Due consideration, [sidered.
S ft^lftH (3:-Tri-f) a. Duly conq.f*^ (^) 5. m. A pandit. /. A
clever woman.
Qfa^ rt*) "' An attendant on
the women's apartment.
Bt^^(^)5.i. Aking.
Q.rT^(^;-11-^') . Belated, of kin
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fltV^W {4) 1. m. A harara. I. /.

A woman.
o. Well known.
l*:-HT-^> Of a good or
eaBy kind. n. Easily.
g.ftfa 2. m. The 9th Jaina
teacher of this age.
S,fWtlT (TT.-.'ar-ti) a. Well trained. 1./ A tructuble cow.
5.fttl(ii:-^l-i) Easily fusible.
S.fl^tWi-cr-î)". Confidential.
adv. At length.
^.Pr^'nt^-'ir-^') Well ^cad,
very broad. '
^^1*) l.n. Acollyrium.
^rr^0) 1- Sour rice-gruel.
^.^\EW C 1 ^') JJ. Grout vigor ; the
fruit of the jujube. 1./. Wild
cotton.
%.V7I (Ht-m-'a) a. Virtuous ; neatly rounded.
fl.fl^ m. A mountain,
also culled Trihuta, a. Bent ;
tame, quiet.
^.iw (*!:-W-St) a. Well dressed.
B^flW {^-ft'Sl-f") Well dressed, ornamented. [dcntly.
g.-5jm(W-fliT-3i) a- Plain, adv. EviljaiW (:-'BT-) Dispersed.
^.TO (tt:) 1. m. The 20th Jina of
this Bge ; one of a future age ; a
religious student. 1 . /. Mother
of the lath Jina; good wife;
cow easily milked, a. Vow-observing, virtuous, strict.
g.SPI (^r.--^T-qi) a. EaBily done.

^-H'H ('Bl-'fil-'fe m. The name
of a prince, o. Exquisitely happy.
ig.Fpft (*D 3./. A kind of gourd;

sort of spice. [ed.
OTlfTO(fl!"HT**f) a. Well govera^.fuK^ (tfi^Cn-Ô Having a
fine head,
%.l(tH (fl) 1. n. Yellow fragrant
Sandal wood. a. Very cold.
^lJTwW('*i-WT-f) a. Very cold or
cooling, h. Fragrant grass.
^.Sbnw:) 1. m. Coldness, o, Cold.
Well-disposed.
1./. Wife of Yama.
'S.nt'BfTi (HO 1. /. Natural amiability, excellence of disposition.
^.tflfawrOrr) ! . /. A sort of yam.
1 . a. A rope.
(rT;-7ir-Ti) n. Well beard,
skilled in the Veias.
.fê (5:-ltT-K)/>. Closely united.
Q-iav (^:) 1- ". Close union, em"S.TO(H-W!-i) a. Beautiful, pleasing; same, even; all. 1./. Exquisite beauty ; a period of time
peculiar to the Jainas.
5<lfl (41)3./ A sort of gourd ;
cumin seed.
VTOTV (HMII-H) a. Kindly said or
done [ing,
Oft (fVO 2./. A hole ; tube ; dryHfa>;) l.n. A hole; wiiidinstrument. m. Fire. 1./ A perfume,
Noli. a. Perforated, pierced.
(:) 1. hi. Cold; sort of
snake : moon gem, n. Cold ;
agreeable.
g.yr (Hi-ttl-ti) o. Fast asleep.
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(ft:) 2./. Deep sleep.

.STT (W) \.f. Part of the body
supposed to remain as a seed
from which another springs,
(*0 m - A fruit, Cariasa
Carondas ; Vishnu; physician of
Sugriva ; a cane. /. (*^) Plant,
Teori.
.^fo*T (qtr) 1./. Black Tcori.
58" adu. Very much ; excellently,
yrra^fl (flr-cIT-W) a. Well decked out, adorned or dressed.
Q.^BPT ( ff : -Tft-Tt J a. Dressed, seasoned ; completely perfected.
fl.rw*r(fl:-i|l-.7f) p. Well placed,
done, or defined. [ed.
*J.^r (W;<TI-cf ) p. Well compact^.Bf^lS (H'-HT-*) p. Well kept,
collected, or abridged.
*re>fl (3)) Z.f. A pungent seed.
if-H (Wr-*n-H) a. Very attentive.
VPJT (l!-*T-l) a. Rich.
H.WRJ'^ Fortune, prosperity.
* (Y>*T-^) o. Easily borne or
suffered ; bearing well.
%VK It?) Li". A sort of Mimosa.
Y,VTCTll(l[) 5. n. Crystal.
.^lrr (flt) I./. Mother of the
Gth Jaina teacher.
C.ijfSnT (W:-m-*f) JJ. Well served ;
addicted to. [happy.
5*0 (W-t-#) a. Well, healthy,
J.W*T(mj L./. Health, happiness.
VTvnf (cli-m-W) a. Being well ;
living well.
wfisftl (ft:) 2./. Welfare, health.

B.ferc (V-tr-Tj) a. Firm, steady.
flWflU! C^:-^Tr-"rf> p. Wishing to
recollect.
V-WJt (S) 1. . A good dream.
S.^snw (W-m-ilf) m. A student who
has performed his ablutions, a.
Well-bathed.
((T:-Tn-H) a. Smiling. 1./.
A woman with a pleasing or
smiling countenance.
WWI (T:-"tT-fl) a. Looking
cheerful.
3-?f% (f} 2. m. One of the ten
persons culled Purbadharas by
tlie Juiiias.
W.fiHT (IK-ITHi) a. Satiated ; fit,
kind. I./. Tongue of fire.
TO'"' (:-Hr-*i) n. Friendly.
5^n {ttt) 1 ./. Friendship.
0. m, A friend, an ally.
^.T^W'-W-W) a. Good-hearted.
1. m. Army of an ally.
TO^TO'lfa t-WT-Hi) a. Friendly.
^T5?<^') 1 m - Separation from
a friend. [friendship.
WfWT.H (T!-^t-<) a. Pretending
^(^;:) 3. /^Sending ; parturition.
(*) 1. w. Air, wind ; arrow ;
lotos.
sn (^0 1, m, A hog; a potter ;
the hogdeer./. ( *>) Sort of moss.
affi.TTflt (^) 1. m. A reader of the
Rig Veda.
*SBT ( W r) 1. / TheSMrior Maino. n. Hymn in the Rig Veda.
n. Well said.
B^lW) I. ii. Disrespect.
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gt(qii-qil- , *)a. Little, small , minute, fine, subtle, m. An atom ;

clearing-uut plant, n. Supreme
spirit ; fine thread ; fraud ; subtlety. 1. /. A jasmine ; small
cardamnms ; perfume.
mnraWT(l)l./. Long-pepper ;
sort of grass.
CTTH (5?) 1. n. Fineness, subtility.
ww.^fiH(^f-flWi-f^) " Acute,
quick, or sharp -sigh ted.
SSI.^r* C*0 2. m. A thin plank.
Sfll.m 1. m- Coriander seed ;
sort of cumin, of mustard, and
of sugar-cane : gum arabic tree.
SW.WfCifja-/. Aplant, Rdmadull Pi".
W>1*T(Wl) 1 /. A fruit, Flacour.
tS&.ff (fc-f^-fs) Shrewd,
acute. 2./. Mental acumen.
TSR.?fa*I 1./. A musquito,
8 gnat.
Sffl.TO (w) 1 cloth.
^.ftfTC ) L The subtle body, the tissue covered or filled
up by the visible body.
^NMOft 2 - *" A smfl11 aad
fine kiud of rice:
W.^TC^ (?:> I.*. A sort of
tick or louse found at the roots
of the eye lashes, [made thin.
BWt.WH <*i-fT-*) a. Subtilized,
Wt.w (Tts-vn-ff) a. Idem.

10. a. To inform ;
to spy.
^(^:) 1. m. Tlic shoot of the
Uvea grass. /.(I) A needle. < I )
Gesticulation ; sight ; piercing.
^^*(W:J 1. A spy : a teacher ;

a needle ; dog ; crow ; cat; villain ; demon ; chief actor ; u Buddha, a Siddha.
Cr-ir) I. ./ Information;
instructing. 1 ,/. Piercing ; wickedness ; gesture ; sight.
1S.fr (f^-^tl 2. 3. /. Needle;
pyramid; index ; gesture ; mode
of dancing; piercing.
!Rnr(*:) l.m.Atailor. 1./. Elephant's trunk ; a needle.
JjfW.w: l.M. An elephant.
fir.>ara (30 1 - w. Pyramidical
excavation. [conch.
mS*W.V* ( 1. A shell, a
f^W (Hs-HT-lt) a- Communicated, made known.
^Nffl(ST) 1./. Needlework.
W-Wt-W Spying, in.
forming, piercing. /. ( 1) Needle ; night. [damn.
I. A flower, Paiifa.WTS (m) 5. m. A hog.
Of^prw prm) 5. m. Garvda.
f^.?S;5r (^:) 1. m. The muugoose ; a musquito.
^jT.gi(tq:) 1. A flower, Panilanus adoratissimus.
^C^Vfrq (V-V-^) Pierceabie,
tangible. [hell.
^ft.S^ (^f 1. -II. A diamond ; a
;^t.^T^ (flT) 5. m. A hog.
^ (^t:-^Mi) " Communicable.
{V) 1 . . Point of a needle.
Wou.rwv (*) "' A sort of
graBS.
^f t0 !* A rat.
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)JtI (iT;) 1 . m. A charioteer ; a carpenter ; man of a mixed race ; a

bard ; the sun. tn. n. Quicksilver.
1./. Lying-in woman, a. Born;
sent ; drank ; gone.
?rw (*) 1. m. a. Quicksilver, n.
Birth ; impurity from childbirth. /. (*r-fH*T) A woman
recently delivered.
TOr^(*0 l. m. Kama.
Wfn (ft:) 2. /. Birth ; offspring ;
^ffPin.JZT N) 1 . n. A part of Hie
house for lying-in women.
^fff.JT? 1. n. Idem.
^fir.flrÎ p) 1. t. Pains of
child-birth.
vftMmrGrO I. m. Idem.
VfaM* {<) 1. n. The lying.
chamber.
(%) t. it. The last month
of pregnancy.
1. n. Snorting, roaring,
^fl (1T:-TtT-l|) a. Well-given.
Wfl^(î-T(-T)o- Superior; northern,
fl.wm (H:-^-^) o. Dexterous.
(<:) 1. n. Distilling spirits.
B3ir(ajT) !/ Religious bathing;
drinking the Asclepias juice at o
sacrifice.
iUr.n'9I N) 1. Impurity from
child-birth or miscarriage.
W 10. o. To thread,
string,
^r(fl) 1, . A thread, a Brihuamcal thread ; a line ; verse, text ;
rule ; decree of law.
tt.bt^ (<*) 1. m. A BrAhman;

wagtail, dove.
(>?:) 1. A small hourglass-shaped drum, struck by a
button fastened to a string,
tfllftnn 1./. A stick used
in spinning thread,
(fi-W-O a. Holding n
(^:-YT-^'> a. Taking a
thread. [ing.
TO 1. it. Stringing, arrangI.TI*g (ft:) 2. m. A thread,
^.-râ) (\) 3. /. A distaff, a
spindle.
PWJTCfXO 1- nt.Indra; a carpenr ; chief actor ; author of rules.
fl.3l (sj:) 1 . m. The cotton plant.
l^.fw^C^ tt) 5. m. A tailor,
^rms.w (W:) 3. m. Incense, [tie.
1 . n. A loom ; a shut^JIT (r) 1 -/. A spindle or distaff,
^.^tat (Tr) I./. Asortoflute.
l.%l*(n"j I.b. Weaver's shuttle.
(T) 5. m. Iitdra.
WIT^t 3. /. A necklace or
chain round Hie neck.
^RT(W-flt-flJ a. Strung, nrrang.
cd, settled by rules.
^f*PT ("fl-Pl^t-ft) a. Having
threads or rules, m. A crow.
(?;:) I. m. A cuok; sauce ; any
thing seasoned; split pease; mud.
nîT (*) ' Destroying, o. Destructive ; beloved,
tf^.nrar 3./. A kitchen,
wsriure CJ:) I. m. Sviperintendcnt
of the kitchen.
TSft ( 864 ) im
rfsr,i! (Hs-H-TH*)?' Destroyed.

9fâ (nt-*-) Destroying.
TrV(sf) l.n. Bringing forth; allow,
or. 1. /. A daughter; uvula;

slaughtering place ; zone ; ray ;
river ; hurting ; mumps, a. Budded ; vacant ; horn.
ipr*i (^-Trfl-HO P- Bearing ;
budding. [ter.
ftr(ift) 5. m. A butcher ; ahun^W(sj:) 2. hi. A son; younger brother ; the sun. /. A daughter.
*jigfr (B) 1. n. Agreeable and true
discourse or speech, a. True ;
auspicious ; agreeable ; dear to.
*FW% (^-Î-^') Mad, crazy.
TflT^ (X-'^-X) Id>au
vs^f:) l.ni. Soup ; sauce; a cook ;
a vessel ; an arrow.
str.WKKO 1. m. Acook.
^qTTnrfu. Excellently, well.
flTi.WT*! 1. n. Asafcctida.
^f.^flf (tff) 3./. A sort of bean.
tfUTT (f) 1. n. Asnfcetida.
WH(u:.n)l.m. it- Sky; milk ; water.
(u,s,T,) 4. a. To hurt or
kill ; to be stupid.
:) l.m. The sun; father of
^the I7th /ina; a pandit. /. (tl
Black mustard.
1. IB. Ad esculent rout.
^KH (n;-JTt-S) a. Compassionate,
tender, tranquil.
WTfl7l(W) 1. m. Aruna, the dawn.
T< (fCJ) 2. m. The sun, a pandit ;
tToiiiQ teacher ; Kris/iaa.
^TsrCfr-rT-'Sl-ft) a. Wise, learned, m. A pundit.
w^fti)!.". Disrespect, contempt.

i!H w^fit I . . To envy, to be in^tolerant.
w& 1- m. Kind of bean.
ât (u^-uT) 1. m. . A winnowing
iS.irat(5tl) 1 ./. Sister of Rdvana.
^((Oi-'nf) 2. 3./. An image of
metal or iron ; pillar of a house,
1. m- The sun ; gigantic
swallow wort ; son of Bali.
Sun's wife ; new bride ; bitter
5n|."iri*fl "' A gem; Hibiscu3 pktznkius.

WJB.dnffl (PnO 3-/ The flower of
the sesaroum ; sunshine.
<rai.*iw 1. m. Day.
wa.W?:} 1. m. The sun ; a solar
eclipse ; Kclu and Rii/iti ; bottom
of a water-jar.
"Jia.ST 1. m. Kama; Sagriva.
\.f. Tarmad river,
wn.-Hm (^0 1. m. J&w.
>rsi.ai^, {51:) 5 - Splendor or
heat of the sun.
â.3^(^:) I. m. Varuna; Saturn;
Yama.f. C\) Lightning; Jumau.
^y.WSt (3:) 1- w. A flower. Pentapetes plucnkea. a. Devoted to
the sun.
WJJ waPS (*) l.m. Idem ; worshipper of the sun.
GTS-Hfif (fa:) 2. m. A tree. Hibiscus /ifta'nirius ; sun gem.
l.n. Disk of the sun.
(fll) 1./. A plant, t'ieomc
vhcosa.
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mq-TOJ (*-4iT-+) a. Bright o
the sun. [pentaphylh
wnj.irtft (ml) 3./. A plant, Cfeome
(W:) 1 . m. Passage of the
sun to another sign.
mg.^Sif'B (ft*) 2. /. Sun'*
trance into ft sign.
>Jaj.T?! (if) 1- Saffron.
wfanfa (fa:) 2. m. The charioteer of the sun, Aruna.
SiflT1(;) I. w. Sunshine.
(if:) 1. m. A plant, Cleome
viscosa ,- sun-flower, [sun.
âiT^ 1, n. Looking at the
aiTflm(sjil) 5. to. The sun gem.
nwrs 1. in. The sun's horse.
vaiPQ (<tf) 1. n. Sunset.
^TV (JT) 1. it. Copper ; gigantic
swallow wort. [moon.
w3r.flTH (Us) 1. m. Day of new
*rarrar(*;} 1 . m. An evening guest.
msl^ fas) I . to. Sunrise, [bear.
Vlftt 1. a. To bring forlh, to
r.fa 1. o. (fwj^Pfi 3. a. To
go, move ; rnn. With to
follow ; conform ; with ^pf to
withdraw ; with ^fii to overrun, spread, attend ; with t$nr to
draw near ; with fat; to go out j
with ^ to advance, project, extend ; with fa to reach ; withdraw, [arrow.
(*:) I . hi. A lotus j wind ; an
.**(W) 2./. Itch.
(V) 1. to. A jackal.
Wl (ST) 1. H. The corner of the
month. This root has a number
of other terminations.
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ST (JTI) 1. m. A short arrow.
(fillet,*!:) 1 . m. A jnckiil ; a demon.
*5i fa) i.d. fa) ^sjfff G. a.
To leave; to create i be left
With 'aw to give up ; with
to unite, join ; with fa to give
up, dismiss.
f.fat. Jr. z. ^) 5. to. Creator.
"gfwffT.qrc (*:) 1. m. Natron.
^HT!T fa:-*Tt-*i) p. Created.

ijfa (fa:) 2. m. An enemy./. (f"-"t)
Hook to drive au elephant.
fa*I 1./ Saliva.
(TI:-7n-lT) a. Gone.
^f> (ffTr) 2./. A road; going;
hurting.
a. Going.
3^pc0 l.m. A snake.
(f-) 2. in. Fire; wind; Indrn's thunderbolt ; disk of the
sun./. A river.
%\ ^qfir 1 . a. To go ; glide. With
WH to go away, depart.
fa:-^t) 1. nj. /. A measure.
iSqifaÎ (qn) 1. /.The beak of a
bird.
(Jfc-tfT-Wp. Gone.
VTfa:) 1. ra. The moon.
ftO 1. to. A kind of animal ;
youag deer. a. Agile.
e {H-.-TH-t) a. Created, made ;
left ; ascertained ; adorned ; joined ; much, many.
fanr-wfft-Tw) p, Creating.
fe (fa:) 2./. Creation ; nature.
^SJUW*; (^:-^t-T) n. Creating and
destroying,
f (ft)**!Tfa 9. n. To hart. -
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%* (,T) 1 . rf- To go. j

3*(V0 m - Sprinkling, injection. 1
Sw.^n (*) 1. n. A bucket.
() 1. n. A radish.
*JW (Wt-Wl-W) a. Sprinkling, m. A
husband.
%Si(Kr) 1. n. A bucket,
(j^rer (^-HI-lO a. Sprinkling, m.
A cloud.
%^H(ii)l,n. Sptiukling; dripping.
/ end n. A bucket.
(Ki) 2. m. The water-melon ;
kind of cucumber.
SjTT (r[i) 2. m. A mound, a. b;mk
high causeway in fields ; bridge,
a pass, o defile ; Tapia cratava.
irjp*(W:) I. m. Idem.
m- A ridge of rocks
near Ceylon, BJma'a bridge ; a
dike. pi.
%a fit1, (^T) 5. tn. A plant, Dontjg-.tq (*-:) 1. m, A tree, Tapia.
%^ ("I) 1. n. A ligament or fetter.
%*!T(Mr) 1./. A porcupine.
CW) 1./. An army; KiWiAeya's wife ; mother of the 3d
Jaina pontiff.
TTT (TJ 1. n. Any component
part of an army,
wr.^; K:-ft-":} a. A soldier;
camp-follower.
ihTRt 0*f0 3- A general ; Kd
tikeya, the Hindu Mars.
*Hlf5T (firi) 2. in. Idem.
VHWfim (si) 1. n. Generalship.
(^) 1. n. A division of a
army or battalion ; a mound or
covered way before a city gate,
flJn.^fa:) 1. m. A guard, a seal's (<B:) 1. m. The penis.

1- "i. Ahorse of a milkwhite colour.
(Tri-î-n) a. Binding, tying.
^(iDîf?! 1. a. Togo.
S'rlfsf!) 2. nt. A tree, Coidia myxa.
It (^.*=) Vt* I. d. To Berve.
ijinir (W;-t-af) a. Servile, dependant, m. A servant; a sack,
^^tjioi (W:) 2. m. A plant, Dagdhapcya.
*T*fa (f*J-) 2. m. A divine treasure
owned by Kuvera.
*T(ai) 1. n. Sewing ; a sack ; ser; practising./. O) A needle;
union of parts in anatomy.
^^K^):-^-^) n.That should be
served or practised.
ÛHSH'^-Tr-l') p. Serving, doing,
iffli CflT) 1-/. Service, worship.
ijfacT (Wi-ST-fl) a. Served, protectcd ; practised,
^faa (Ht-^t-a) a. Serving.
*)f>i5l CB() 1. n. Serving, devotion,
ifqir (wt-fa^t-fr) a. Serving.
%3I 1. n. Root of the Andropogon muricaiwn. nt. A plant, flarringlonia. 1./. A parasite plant,
u. To be served or attended to.
*h>nn (TIT) 1./. Rank, eminence.
i^HIl(r:-*iT-*i)JJ. Served; done.
adv. With envy.
^raffT 1 . a. To waste or decline.
(Ti-'it-'5f) a. Lion-like.
Srft* (^ : ) a. M-m. m. Rdhu.
%(XWHW) 1. K. KfttB.
fcr ( 8G7 ) %nr
Sjqnr (*f) I. a. A sand-bank. a.

%*ftr* 1. . A religious mendicant, n. Thread worn as a
charm, a. Living in doubt or error, [river.
^7r.7lfTnRCffl)3./. The Buhuda
SKrftn* (^:-^t-W| a. Of demonetrated truth ; one who knows
the truth.
^m.ITU (r3) 1. n. The command
of an army.
Sjfrrer (HI:-qtV*) a. Of on army ;
drawn up as one. m. A guard,
sentinel.
%m (TO 1. m. A horse, m. n.
Rock salt. /. O) A MgM. a.
Marine, produced in S'mdh,
*iapi.S*r 1*0 1- m. Lump of salt.
IN W) I. An army. n. A soldier, a sentinel.
l^rftturH (f*i) 2. m. A general.
Biiriwi^ (ij:) 1. m.Idem.

fJflffPIE (^') l.n. Red lead.
StWlt (-(ft) 3./. A female artist ;
Drtutptidi.
Sift* (*:-*W) m. /. A plough,
mnn, an ox. a. Of the plough.
$fcnr(*Rt) 1. m. A workman, menial servant. 3./. (Tift) A female
artist or servant ; Dratiptidi,
%ft*f ( ! > I. m. A buffalo ; Indra's
heaven. [cristtita.
(*:) 1. . A plant, Barleria
%^TWv*i) 1. m.Idem.
{Hi} I. m.Idem.
Sum . Leaden.
*JT (i-5T-^) o. Borne, endured,

patient.
flr5VJT-'3ft-3) o, Patient, enduring.
able, powerful. [grieving.
^Tfitre (*3:-"JT-^) a. Regretting,
TOTra (^0 1 . m. Irony, sneering.
^n^r7(Y:-TT-^) a. Vigorous.
^C^r (w:-*i-Tf) a. Having water,
(qr-iji-^fi a. Accumulated;
increased by profit. [blood.
iit^T (%>) 1 . m. A brother of whole
(JT^di 1. m. Idem.
n. Energetic.
%RjTfl (JT.--in.ii) n . Jrfe,.
m*r (TO l.w. Garlick.
(*:*Î-<) a. Mad, insane.
#PT*rc (*><!*:) a. Equipped,
stocked ; provided for ; befriended, [in eclipse.
in*"* (TO 1 . m. The sun or moon
irTUJrre a. Fasting.
*nmn 1. m. A man of a degraded caste. [special.

#pnfimr (w:-*W) a. Limited,
\thh {M) 1. n. Stuirs, steps.
%WTBT (10 1- i". A tree. Hyper*
anthem morvnga.
IT1(B : ) 1 . m. The moon ; Kuvera ;
monkey chief ; wind; Yam a; demigod ; moon-plant, Asclepias ;
its juice; water; nectar; camphor; mountain, n, Rice gruel;
i.nw (ft:) 1. m. Vishnu.
Wi.ar(sf) l.n. Milk.
WIW.Tft (*0 1- "i. Place of pilgrimage in the wcatoflndia.
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SlB.âi (m: fiir-rf) a. Governed

^m.m (TT) L/. Sky.
%rw(flO 5. > The moon.
ihn.v L m. The performer of
a sacrifice, or one that drink*
the juice of the moon-plant.
WT.ip* 1^0 L m. A sort of grass.
ijTfl-IT (TO L ni.See%TflT.
Stn.^riii (tt) L a. Drinking the
juice of the moon-plant.
irm.-ARi^; Cat) 5. bl Sec to.
ijrfl *W 2. ffl. The white eseulent water-lily .
#TH.W (M:} Sja. One of the Vasudevas of the Jamas ; Buddha.
*hw.*IIJi (H:) L m. Moon-plant of-
fering.
%rn.trrfsP!. (wt) 5. m. See Smi.
im^fa (fiO 2. m. Yellow fragrunt sandal.
SlH.^rfsnf (sl) S. m. A medicinal plant, Senalula.
*tHTT5ft (ait) a,/. Jtfem.
%(II,1IT(W) L/ The moon-plant
or acid Asdcpias ; the Goddvari
inn.*iil (WO L m. The lunar dynaaty ; Yudhishlhir.
<3Tâ (fflsi-3T?l-?TI) o. Lunar;
having the Asdcpias juice.
în^'tadu. Like the moon.
Sllfl.^W (m:) L m. A white kind
of Mimosa catechu; also a medicinal plant. [plant.
%nr.**ft 2. /. The moon.
lwt| 3. / Wfiit ; ft twining
plant i also a medicinal one,
&TF.TTC (V) L m. Monday.

^TTf.fnef^ (^ 5. m. A vender
of the juice of the Asclepitis.
^HT.sq |qQ L. m. A medicinal
plant ; a ahruh, Scrralula.
tai L a. Camphor.
BIfl.^(j) L m. A pitri, especially of the S.idhyas.
Wlfl.faSPfl (wc) L m. One of the
Buddhas ; a system followed by
%W ftllOn^, fat) 5- "i. A follow,
er of a branch of the SAniunj.
%r.faw (W) 2,jh. ruSnu.
Sfini'l(<r)5 m.AsacriEcer or priest
who sprinkles Aschpias juice.
irifl.g^T (7TI) L /. The Ncrbudda,
WW.^JWW {wT-aifl-Bff) a. Hav-
ing drinkers of the Soma juice.

%1BT<?I (ijh) L 3. The red lotus.
ihfliq (.-r-a') a. Soft, bland.
>>TWi3*rr (TT) L/. The Nerbudda.
Vmfkw L m. A poison.
STW-q CBJ L m. Irony, ridicule.
%]W'^r (si) L ft. /*m, apparent
a. Uoggish, swinish, belonging to a hog.
HiPWr (W) L m. A hunter.
irctia (ia') L. Readiness; easy
and extempore preparation of
food or medicine ; swinishness.
î^mrai (aj'j L a. YoothfulnesB ;
delicacy. [tility.
m'SH (^g) L n. Minuteness, sub"jrra^fa* (Tl)l.w. A hard, a minstrel who wakes the prince in the
morning.
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"Iwf") 1. n. Pleasure, h appiness.

1113 (?Tt) 1 . to. A Saugata, a heretic, a Buddhist.
"JTufiT* [:) I. m. A Buddha mendicant; a mendicant Brahman,
nn atheist ; doubt, scepticism.
^l.Timfaf:) 1, n. A fragrant grass ;
fragrance.
tl.af^VW l.n. The white waterlily;fragrant grass; n ruby. m.
Sulphur ; dealer in perfumes, a.

^ Fragrant.
frrcwi (vj) l.n. Fragrance.
3if% (%} 2. m. A tailor.
Ulfa* (^r:) 1. m. Idem.
1. n. Goodness, kindness, friendship.
firwt (^1) Z.f, Long-pepper.
ua(<'f) 1. n. Work of a charioteer.
% [*) I. m. A Brdhman ; a radical, hut not a verbal root. .
According to rule or precept.
Ww*t* (*) 3- / Lightning ; a
celestial courtezan ; part of the
Sr^lfinit (Wt) 3. f. Idem; a city

%VSF& (*t) Z.f. Idem.
Urîfa* (:.^.^) a. Received
hy a woman at her marriage.
*Sffl(*i} t. n. A mansion, a palace ;
silver ; opal.
llSK lXf) 1. w. One ofthe parts
of a drama.
^l^ra(^f) 1. n. A temple of Shiva.
tut (^t:-^-^) a. Of a slaughterhouse, n. Butcher's meat.
("5J l. . Balarima't club.
TITf^^) 5. w. Balardma, the

brother of Krishna.
Ijrfaar (sj:) 1. m. A vender of the
flesh of beasts orliirds.
^TîaCa')!. 7i. Beauty, loveliness.
nrn (w) 1. n. Dry ginger ; the
emerald,
liniw*! (w-) 1. m. Garuda.
rfirei (^) 1. . Nocturnal combat.
a. Somniferous, somnolent.
tr (tf) 1. n. Cily of Harishchnndra suspended in the air.

mit (it) I. n. Good fortune.
Itfif 1. m. The son of Subhadrd; or a war occusiuned by
carrying her off.
^TOlfartOl.ra. Belerictnyrobalau ;
son of Subhadrd.
twfttJI^ (ij;) 1. to. The son of an
aspic
mother
ÎWim (m) 1. h. Auspiciousness,

good fortunes 4th astronomical yoga; red lead.
(*ITSMf!ll-^rl) o, Auspicious, fortunate.
*JWJ^li(fl[)l./ Auspiciousness.
tlWI^^T (*T:) 1. m. A tree, Hyperanthera morvnga.
|lfwir(:) 1. m. A juggler.
(^) 1. b. Fraternity.
^Tttng(:-^t-'ij a. Flowery; pleasing. [Pleasing.
*?rwro (W) I. Satisfaction, a.
lnriWT^ 3. /. The bios,
som of the great-flowered jaslfmr {^-aft-*} a. Referring to
the moon; or to the nscle [lias
Di j i Lv
Srfi; ( 8/0 )
juice. Oft) 3./. A sacrifice on

the day of the full moon.
(hft*(Ôl- m. Laksfimana, younger brollicr of fiiimo.
IiWb (W) 1. n. Gold.
*5r&fa* {*) I m. A sage, a seer.
%|ihrat i4) 1. n. Gold.
flHJIW-) l.m. Buddha; one of the
nine divisions of the known continent, pi. Five stars in Orion's
hcud.l./. Hedysarum, heart pea,
moon-plant ; jasmine, &c. a.
Handsome, pleasing, mild ; sacred to the moon.
*!*IHÊ C*3E) 1. A religious
penance, living low five days
and fasting the sixth.
Sfrmsf (si) l.a. Beauty; placidity.
Jfl3.VTTf (J:) 2. m. Phlegm.
%K ) 1. The planet Saturn;
a solar day or month. /. O)
Wife of the sun. a. Solar, celestial, spirituous.
ll^W (M) 1. n. Saffron j fragrance.
cow,
1. n. Pleaaingness, beauty ; fragrance ; fame. m. Kuvera.
SpC.'WW Sun's charioteer.
(V) 1. in. A name of Skanda.
mxM-Wt (T:-WT-*) Gangetic.
WKT? (T-) l - m - Sural./. O)
Fragrant earth, n. Bell-metal.
%Kijn (*> l.n.A sort of white
or bell-metal.
Ln. A sort of poison.
5lft(f6)2. m. Saturn.
îfraj (*) 1 . m. Heaven ; vender

of spirituous liquor, a. Celestial,
spirituous.
*}|feq 1 . m. A copper-smith,
tJ (T) 1.8. Ad edict.
5|nr a. Produced or cxisting iu or relating to a note of
music. [iron, alkali.
irw^V (?g) 1. n- Sochal salt ; naTrw(Ts-^f-i') n. Golden; weighing n Suvarna. [Prifdnga.
*W.iH*#l eft) 3. /. A plant,
*}[.^BJT(V:] 1. A family Brdhmna or pi icst. a. Benedictory.
VI.*nOT (Ts-^l*^) o. Pleasantly
situated.
tifa^ (^:) l.M. Aguardor attendant of the women's apartment.
JJlf^(l) 1. m. Idem.
(<) 1. The fruit of the
jujube ; antimony; aour gruel, m.
A district near the Indus occupied by the Suviras. [lity.
SlrsTteJCffl) 1- Excellence of quaeres] (nT) 1. n. Sweet tone, melody.
f TOT (*f) 1 Excess, excellence ;
part of a drama ; lightness ; fleetness. [of a friend.
Sfrfri(y) 1 . n. Friendship, m. Son
S)nn<l(4f) I."- Friendship.
%lF?(U Crf) 1- Satiety, satisfaction, fulness,
%\-%^ ) 1. n. Friendship,
Wt51 {V) ! n- Idem.
{X.V) *S*wr 1. d. To leap,
jump, raise ; to spill, inundate ;
to be dry.
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^P^W^fiT 1- Togo ; to be dry;

to emit ; with *rs, to assail ; with
*qi r to enter.
^ (?:) I. m. Skanda or Kdrtikryu, the Hindu Mare ; a king ;
the body; bnnk of a river;
learned man; name of a Purdna,
m (^t) 1 . n. Purging ; effusion ;
going.
vT^rt (ifi-WT-W) p. Gone ; effused.
aHW) l.m.Theshoulder;body;
trunk of a tree ; prince ; mass ;
army; war; branch (or division) ;
way ; agreement ; a learned man.
1./. A branch ; a creeper.
WI.^PT (^0 1. m. Sort of yoke
for carrying burdens.
(m:) 1. it. A tree which
grows from a principal stem.
^T.*P[ (î) 2. m. The cocoa-nut
Wai.^JT (*0 1. ra. The withers
of an elephant, where the rider
aits ; the shoulder.
^rw.W {îi 1. m. The cocoa-nut
tree ; the Bel tree; the glomerous fig. [fennel,
^-aj-âjiir (W) 1. /. A sort of
^SM.HW*(*:) I.m. Aheron.
WH.^T U m. The Indian fig
tree. [then.
^fW.-m^ (*) 1. in- An ox of bur^.wTTW(Ki) I. m. Idem.
W.nm (m) l.f. The principal
branch of a tree,
wr.srr (TO l.m. A buffalo,

WW (*t) 5. n. The shoulder;
trunk of a tree.
^nfll (fin) 2. m. Stem of a tree

^tSfTT 1 ?! fa:) l.M. Idem.
H"*t H VK. RO 1- m - An array, or
division of it attached to the
king ; royal capital ; camp.
îfaTO fa:) 1 . m. An ox of bur.
^sf>ia (aft) 5. m . A tree.
5(pHN (^:-1T-^) a. To be curried on the shoulders. i. A conciliatory offering, [ed.
îra(TI:-'5r-flJ a. Fallen down, ooz.
Vi{(V,1T.V)VWrl. d. To atop or
hinder; to be dull. Also ^rwrffT
5. a. and îfE>. a.
mtWIpl) mwfh-H 9,e. To go
by leaps ; to cover ; to lift. Also
WTfw-5.c. [to raise up.
Wi (T.*) 1. A To juinp;
W C3,*f,fl) WWlfil 5. a. and
WJtfa 9. a. To stop or hinder; to be dull or insensible.
(*) 1. d. To defeat :
fatigue; out; destroy; make
firm, [killing.
â^T (!) I. n. Defeating; injury ;
Ua. 'Ba'Bfa 1- a. To limp; stumble; pick up.
^sg.TTO fat-Wri) a. Blundering in speech.
1. n. Stumbling, dipping ; clashing ; rubbing together, [ing in mind.
^B.^fir (firs-flr.-ft) a, Illunderâftra(srj-iri-fl) o. Slipped, gone,
unsteady, n. Circumvention ; fal-
ling ; shaken, shaking.
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(fa) s*rtw ^nifn I. a. To I
thunder. [or breast.
^TT (*T:) I. m. The female bosom |
*r.fH=3 Hi) 1- n- Breast, nipple. |
^jp( 1. n. Sound ; noise of
clouds ; groaning.
^PIWJ 1. ./. An infant.
*PT.H (fT!) 1. . / An infant at
the breast.
^t.^ni (if) 1. n- Sucking.
*W.Tfftr*r (^t-fatft-f'I) Infant.
^jt.Wi; (t:) 1. m. Amnnwitha
breast like a woman.
'asr.lTOW d) 1. a. Roundness of
the breast ; the breast.
Wf.g(*:) I.*. A nipple.
softer (I*) 2. m. A cloud ; thunder; lightning ; sickness ; death.
vr.ru pro) i- A 'PP le '
^R.firr(*r) 1./
wniOi) l.n. /Am.
OTTO: (r) 1. The heart or ils
site ; a mark on the breast indicating future widowhood.
^Rritni (nO 1. A man with a
large bosom.
WtHa M 1. The rattling of
thunder; noise of clap ping hand a.
(*$ 1- Milk ^.Hlf (if) 1. . Sucking.
igI (^:.^T-ai3 a. Stopped ; stiff ;

stupid. [erect.
Wa?.<S* pMf-*) With ear,
Wf.nfn (to-fln-ft) . stupid.
VWTID* (IT) 5. m. A hog.
WsSt.W( POL*. Stiffening.
âftHfl (HfTTT-li) P- Stiffened
paralysed.
2 )
(mO 1. m. A goat, a ram.
^jq-(si-) 1, m. A shrub ; clump of
grass ; elephant's post ; a mountain, n. A post ; stupidity.
flMJ.wft (fti) 2. m. Corn or rice.
MT.qnrc OO-ft-X) Making or
forming a heap or cluster.
et.îjt (sr:) 1. m. Small hoe for
weeding ; a sickle ; a basket for
the heads of wild rice, &c when
.3 (WO 1 m. A hoe or sickle.
Îjq.gTf'j; ) 5./. A city so named.
CT.<pp( Ct-xtl 1. -/ A hoe
or sickle.
w.^XB(w:) I.m. An elephant.
w (sr.^n) wrfir 5- To atop.
hinder ; to he Etupid or insensible.
(Hl:) m, A pillar, post ; stem ;
lupidity ; coldness ; obstruction.
QH.îT 1. m. A fence, aruii^wlk^ 5-/- A musical instrumcnt covered with leather.
WI (*) 1. One of the arrows
of KJmadeva. a. Stopping, hindering ; suppressing the use of
the faculties by magic.
^r^TT (7T;-H!-*i) a. Stupefied, paralysed, [layer; a bed.
TC CB-T>0 Spreading, m. A
^jfVlTr(*ri) 5. m. A bed, a couch.
(d) 3-/. Smoke.
^ (^'.) 1 . Praise, eulogium.
(*:) 1. i". A cluster of blossoms ; multitude ; praise ; e panegyrist.
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^R^tfaff^-TIM) a. In blossom,
5tbj () 1. m. A fence.
(wO 1. /naVa.
Wit (V) 1. m. A panegyrist,
fofinr (W'-HT-Tf) a. Wet, moist ;
steady ; shaking, wavering,
fwf* <PnO 2. m. The ocean ; an
obstacle. [the Yajur Veda.
^fiy (OtO 2. tn. A priest versed in
WW (W-m-H) a. Fraiser 1 .
jfil (fit:) 2./. Praise, eulogy.
fir.tnir <*:) 1 . m. A bard in the
employ of a great man, &c.
^filWW (*:) 1. *. idem.
(aii-sn-W) a- That should be
praised or landed.
ejir*(:) I. m. Agoat,
^H(W) I. m. Ahe-go*t.
9, a. To stop, to be stupid as a
post. [ence.
w*!TH (oj) 1. n. Excellence, preferJ^W Vtaf**. a. and (*> vrjfit
10. a. To heap up.
^q(i01. m. A heap, a pile of earth.
WW9m(Wi-5rr-^)p. Praised.
(HJ^fit 6. a. To hurt.
*J (fil) flitm ^J*T 5. c. To cover, to clothe. With prep, fn, to
extend, be diffused, prolix.
*ff* ^rsfflT 1. a. To go.
T (w) *ipfii 6. a. To hurt or kill.
(B.st) ^tnfit xjjijtw 9. c. To

clothe, to cover. [kill.
j (W.*) Tfit 6. a. To hurt, to
Wt (*) WilifB 10. a. To steal, to
^(T) 1. in. A thief; thieving.
W (*) OT*rfff 10.0. To throw.

VI (hi) 1, w. Wetness, moisture.
Wfl (*) 1. it. Theft, robbery.
Wfrw (*) 5. m. A goldsmith ; a
thief.
(*r) 1. Theft, robbing.
fa (5$) 1. a. Idem. ,
lV(Vi-l-j) a. Little, small, m.
The Chiilaka ; a drop of water.
WtBJsT(:) I, m. The Chdtaka.
^jrar.aiiq (vWft-Tj) n. Dwarfish.
WtVm (sii-sjr-aj) a. Worthy of
praise. [gyrist.
W{W!-^t-) Praising ; a paneWW (4) 1. n. Praise.
*iilW(W:) I. at, Stopping; disrespect;
division of the Sdma Veda.
WW (aj) jiirwfw 10. a. To praise ;
to natter ; to boost, ,
jtj(B:) 1 . w. A heap, a number ; a
sacrifice, praise. , The head ;
wealth ; grain ; stick bound with
iron. a. Crooked.
wirfiW(W?) 1. n, A small broom, carried by the Jaina ascetic.
WT (Wl-Wt-W) a. Bland, unctuous, smooth, thick, n. Thickness;
idleness ; echo.
TOW (WO 1 . to. A thief ; nectar.
TOTWft 1 . a. To sound ; collect.
Jt(wt> 3. / A woman.
jft.ajnj (nj ) 1. n. Business of or
for woman.
*t.**(0 ' n- Mother's milk.
*.*1(^)3./.A milch-cow.
W*.%It(li) I. m. Dawn.
ItS (S-) 1. m. Murderer ofa woman.
ing to the female sex, n. A

tree, Hyptranthera morunga.
tft.ftv (#) l.n.The vulva.
tft.îT (*5) 1- A libertine.
#.WH (tft) 3. /. Mother of a
daughter. [husband.
^t.fsni (71:) 1. ia, A lieo-pecked
ftffl (HT) 1 /. Womanhood, feroiwt.îf 1. n. Wife's property,
wl.qtfi (tB:) 1. m. The menstrual
excretion.
1. n. Law relating
to women.
Wl.<(f>H^ 3. /.A womanduring menstruation.
Wt.*pr<50 1. m. A man, a husband.
tft.f*T^5*jW {*() 1. n. Housewifery.
wttrtC*) 1. m. A libertine, a lover.
wta-tPB (TO) 1. m. Reciprocal
duty of man and w ife.
Wt.finj(U:) 1, wt.Thc mango tree.
a. Loved by women.
*tim 5- A wedded man.
Wt.'Hil O) 1. n. Pun eaten with
the hetel-nut.
Wt.^M (it) 1 . n. A fine woman.
Wt.*TO(^) 1. n. Kingdom of women, near Bhot.
4t.ftT() 1. i- Feminine gender.
Wt-* (Jf.) 1. n. Subjection to
women.
wft.Ptini a. Uxorious,
'Bt.fvTII ("!) 1. di. Marrying.

tift.lW (7C-HI-S) a. Attended by
women.
wt.HT* (*) 1. n. Adultery.
Wt.W (it) 1. An assembly of

1 . m. Marriage; conFt.wT (*T) I-/- Libertinism.
(^;) 1. m. A eunuch, atWt.^Rlt (HIT) I./. Murder ofawof.*^ Cm) 4. m, Murderer of a
woman.
^VST"* (ir) 1. n. Ravishment.
wI.TlfVlt.(^l) 5. m. A ravisher.
M (v-lft.*!) a. Female, feminine.
. Womanhood.
WpSfa (4:) 1. Support from a
woman or wife. [course.
WTfamT (J*) 1. n. Sexual interin (s-Mft a. Staying.
W Wtftr 1 . a. To cover.
^PT(JlT-r-H)a. Fraudulent; shameless. /. ( 1) Betel box.
Vn (*i) 1. Covering, concealment, [detr.
WfTW (ff:-Tn a) o. Covered, hidWH()lO 2. m. A hump on the back.
*SftSI (0 I. n. A square place
mudu for sacrifice ; a boundary.
Wfa.Wlfirsi,0$t) 5. Mi A devotee
who sleeps an the above.
jfafl.faf|8I (') 1 . M. An altar.
Wfa^T-SW (q:) 1. m, A devotee as
WffJi (f%:) 2. in. Performer of the
Vi-ihashpati sacrifice ; guard of
the women's apartments ; a king
or chief ; architect ; carpenter ;
charioteer; Kuvera. a. Chief,
principal. [with pain.

rg (*;-3l-s)a. Distressed, bent
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mi
me WJwfH \.a. To stand, be firm.

JW (M-Wl) 1. n. 3./. Place, site,
soil, drygrounil.il. and \.f. A
spot drained and raised, n. A
eW-^^'-fl-^) a. Going by land;
terrene.
^ra.W (W:-*rr-WJ n. Terrestrial.
WI.TJH 1. u. A shrub, Hibiscus natabUis,
e^.trfn^t (=rt) We*.
*BW.ITO<1(<1) 3./. A pluut.Wrfyranlhcs aspera. [plain.
Wfl.firir? (?:) 1. m. Battle on a
ep3.!?Trz(z:) l.m. A plant, Tri-
ra.3*|W^ 5. m. A boundary,
land-mark.
^ptft^St (ÎT) I./. A terrestrial
demigod ; as a faun, dryad, &c.
W*fta{*I:-*II-*i) a. Of dry ground.
(v) I- m- An amphibious
^jfir (f*) 2. m. A weaver.
SltVc (TO 1. in. Brahma; an old
man. a. Old, firm.
ir?(:-sr-5)a. Very fat or corpotent. Alsu
nn (w:) 2. m. Shiva ; a Btake ; a
spear; nest of while ants. m.
and n. Trunk with branches lopped off. a. Fine, steady.
W".^ (^:) I. m. Woud-cutter.

) I . m. A devotee sleeping on sacrificial ground ; a menIt-i8i(5r:-ar[-i) a. That should be
ulncetl, fixed or appointed.
j mx (ifl-^-e) a. Standing.
! W=T (*') 1. n. Place, situation;
stay ; a house ; a town ; a eectiunary condition or atlitude.
Hn*P| (*} 1. n. Bason of water
a bubble on spirits of nine,
Wru.^TSWI ([) I. /. A plnnt,
Ocymuvt pihsum,
Wlf.lR im) I. m. A guard.
mn.W (a:-BT-tf) a. Displaced.
ei[Sf.^lJI(n:)i. IB. A proper place;
SJT*TTrg (W) - Governor of
n pluce or post.
iiwTSif.iV*n:.!nr (TTa-^jft-^
a. Standing, sitting, and walking, i
^Prriqf^!) 1. m. Imprisonment.
WlfsiWCtri-w"*-*) a. Local, m. The
governor of a place or post.
Wlfspr C^l-finfl-fii) a. Having
a jiIhcc or situation ; permanent.
^Jisfcl (*!) 1. n. A city. a. Relating
to a place, [truly,
WIST ni/u. Properly ; lie cause ; like;
Wlt1*(^;-ajT-^r) a. Placing, filing,
regulating, hi. Astagc niauoger,
founder of a temple, &c.
(31;) 1. in. A guard of the
women's apartment. :
WT*r l.n. Fixing the raind,abstractioii ; crremony in the
montliof uteri:-:; <ulatin; adwelling; placing ; directing. /. (7)
Stage management ; 0) a plant,
Cissampclos.
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mifVff(nMII Certain ; ascertained ; fixed ; deposited ; founded; firm; directed.

WlfaaHtWI^-WTft-WTO p. Placing.
VSltV () 5. n. Strength, power.
âifttt^-ftpfl-fe) <*. Steady, firm,
unchangeable ; staying, &c.
Wft.wnr t' : ) 1. " conditioni a properly or effect of
love, as joy, sorrow, fear, &c.
m^t (W) 1. Tie overseer of
a village, a. Steady, stationary.
TBI* () 1. n. A caldron./. (1)
An earthen pot ; trumpet flower.
n*t*v(*:-wtf > a. Boiled in a
Wft-flr* (0 1- Tha interior
or hollow of a boiler.
rr*fir"?rt (v-nt-v) . Fit to be
boiled or dressed.
Hrrwî-*!-*) Fixed, immoveable, regular, m. A mountain.
tt. A bow-string; real estate;
an heirloom.
BtrfV* {<) 1 OH age ; above 50
yeara for women, 70 for men.
WTTO (*) I. m. Perfuming the
person; ornamental mark; a
hubble.
WTtt (g) 2. " Bodily strength or
capability. [eternal.
W% CSP-W^) . Fi". 'table,
qn^*n(HTJ l./. Firmness.

fig* (V) I. "i- A buttock.
rnmt:-1!T-li) a. Placed ; agreed ;
risenistnyed; determined i steady, firm ; upright, [mind.
faw.<W*li-tt-ti|) a. Of collected
feR.TTa Fixed, confn.SI(Wt) 5.TH.A faithful friend.

fiaHTWj (rr*t-TTTt.ri) a. Stationary ; waiting.
ftBfir (RtO 2./. Slay, continuance
in duty ; limit ; stop, decree ;
dignity ; duration of an eclipse.
%fnWJi (irrn-wft-iprj a. Firm,
steady ; upright,
fVRr.mm (*:-*T*W) a. Placing,
n. Elasticity.
%*(*0 1 . hi. A deity ; Kdrtikeya ;
a mountain ; a tree ; final bliss ;
Saturn ; a bull. I . /. The earth ;
a shrub ; silk-cotton tree. a.
Firm, solid, durable ; cool ; constant
fiHW<*0 Lm MicteliaChmipaca, 1 . /. Pandanus odoratissimas i trumpet flower. [saint.
fw.TO (yt:) 1. m. A Bavldha
fapc.^l^fwri.wn-Tt:) . Firm, resolute, constant.
fWT.^nt B ircb tree of
Himdlaya,
ÎT.'Vra (1:) I- m - A tree affording shelter to passengers.
ferc-tar(*0 l- ". A fish.
fint.sftftfll <m) I. /.The silkcotton tree.
(T>TI-r) 1, a. Firm, permanent, eternal. [tude.
fiaTWt (TTt) I./. Stability, forti-
fTt>^?(?') 1. m. Aanake ; V'uhna in the boar incarnation.

fWT.H (U) 1. m. The marshy
date tree.
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f^TC.gwi(Tq!)l. m. The Champacu

the Babtl tree.
%*.5nr (V-W-V) a. Of filed
mind, steady, unmoved.
fiBK.flfif (fff;)n. Of steady purpose.
fWT.*nfsi (fT;) 2. m. A large tree
that gives shelter.
fWT.^msr (W:) 1. m, A peculiar
kind of demigod .
fWHCTTF (TT) 1 ./. Indigo ; a sort
of Curcuma, (date tree,
fwmfis? 1. ot. The marshy
fwqani (WMirt-W) 0. Stable; resolute, [tree,
ferrra (JO 3. w. The silk-cotton
WI* Wt> 1. a. To clothe, cover.
^jftw(tt) 5. m. A pack-horse.
*W*T (4t) 1./. An iron image;
pillar of a house; an anvil; a
disease,
tgrc (x-.) 1. m. A man.
Wvt(A) 5, m. A pack-borse.
B3 I. d. To increase, fatten, become big or bulky.
BT (W:-*I-) a. Balky ; fat ;
stupid; large; clumsy, coarse.
m. Jack tree. 1, /. Pepper ; a
pumpkin, n. A heap, quantity ;
a tent.
V^mr(V.-Wf-V) a. Large, bulky.

(T:) 2. m. A wild sort of
kidney bean.
*n.WfCfVT(*T) l./.The silk-cotton tree. [root.
TW.*^ ("V) 1. m. An esculent
(^;-*rt-^) a. Corpulent.
*E<B.*TH.*^(W) 5. m. Trunk of n
tree or a timber on fire.
!W.*[5lfTT CfirO 2- m. Idem.

(W;) 1. m. An arrow.
W"?.^nr (It) 1- m. A bow used in
cleaning cotton. [Seal
WW.aff (W.) 1 . m. Nigella InWWirOD 1./. Thickness, coarseness; stupidity.
Vim-V* (0J!) I. nt. A sort of reed.
Wa.^W(W:) 1 . m. A kind of grass.
WSTî (wr) I./. The aloe plant.
(^-ift-fif) n. Stupid.
W.fTW (w.) 1. m. A targe kind
of reed.
w*.*n ft:) l.n. A hog.
W.^lftflf;) I . m. Idem ; a hoar.
wm.Tf* (T:) I. m. Cotton.
Wre-Hra 1. m. Coarse cloth.
^nS.^rr^ t?;) 1, w. An elephant.
WB.giq (10 1, m. A tree, Michynomene pranrfi/oro. 1./. A flower,
a kind of mountain Clitoria.
srer.^f* (ftt-fti-ft) o- Stupid.
ai.HJ 1. m- One of the sacred personages of the Jainas.
WW.flft"* 1, n. A fragrant
medicinal berry, Kdkol.
(*-WT-y) o. Munificent!
learned, retentive.
Wra.lTO (^t:--bi.'b) a. /rim.
(H) I. n. Liberality;
recolleclion of treatment received ; careless aim.
^.*m.W?f{W) 5. ffl. A plant, Syphonanthes Iadica,
BB.^WI (<a:) I. m. Red LodA,
whose bark is used in tanning.
tgWJlOi (*!-TT-<) a. Corpulent.
n. Material body.
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mim (W.-W) I. > / Thick

or cotirse cloth.
^Sf.infs (fct) 2. m. Coarse cloth.
VW.fircB rtS) 1. n. A large head
or summit, o, Large-headed.
WT"I-ftfWr(*T) 1./. A large headed ant. (trunk.
1. >i. An elephant's
iHT"3H*H;) l-m-Asnakc.
WRa-t(#|) 5. m. A camel.
erwtvn{7r:-m-7i)(i.Thiclt; stupid.
iStt^1(*IO l.m. Incompleteness,
defect; middle pace of an elephant ; hollow ot the root of his
tusks ; pimples on the face ; hill
at the foot of a mountain.
#ir(flT) 5. m. Firmness.
*jju(*!:)l.m. A judge j an arbitrator; a domestic priest, a. That
should be placed, or determined.
WVH_ a. Firm ; permanent.
rg(W-W-) a. Idem.
^ta(aj') I. ft. Firmness.
*Hrft* (fl) 5. m. A pack-horse.
I gh i rq (*J) I. n. A sort of perfume.
WIK (t) 1. k. Strengtli, power ;
load for an ass or horse.
(^) 5. m. A pack-horse ; a
strong horse.
^N.f>t^:-7T-^*} b. Large-headed ; having a large summit.
JSra m I. n. Bulk ; coarseness.
'are (w) 1. m. Light, lustre; the
moon. [sprinkling.
Ûr (^) 1. n. Bathing, washing,
îfirw (Hr-ftl-W) o. Sprinkled, bathed, washed.
Wl C) l - m - Oozing, trickling.
^ret(^T) 1./. A tendon, muscle.
^TTfT('I;-fIl-ff) a. Bathed, washed,
purified, m. An initiated householder, [ho use -holder.
^nra (W:) 1. m. An initiated
^T^T (w) 1- n. Bathing, abluiion ;
any thing used in it, as perfumed powder, &c,
SPI-fS'iJ > grass.
ÎT*r.T5I(!) 1. n. Bathing clothes.
ÛT.sit'n tW-W-*) Balhing.
WTll W-VX-v) n. Ablutionary,
fit to be used in bathing.
^rursi (nj:) l.m. One who supplies
or applies bathing water.
Wfait tft-ftft-ft) 1. m. f. A
^riufnO 2./. A tendon or muscle.
tgn firs) 1. ni. Idem.
fjjra #imfw 10. a. To be
greasy or unctuous, to melt.
j%nt 1. o. Smooth,
unctuous ; amiable ; emollient ;
coarse, m. A kind of pine tree,
1./. Marrow, n. Bees' wax ;

light ; coarseness.
f$riq.riirM5(<a:) 1 . m. Rice of quick
growth. [nesa.
f%jqjrr (wij 1./. Affection; oilifenf.^l^ (*) 2. a. A pine tree.
fijTH.T^(1:-^0 l.m./. A jujube.
^ <*iP-) 2. in. n. Table-land.
^Tff (H:-at-W) a. Flowing, oozing.
5Pn A daughter-in-law ;
the milk -hedge plant, Euphorbia.
X (*) 5/. 'JTic milk-hedge plant..
Sf^(fWfl) 2. 3./. Idem.
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(V) Affection, kindness;

oil, greaae \ oilinesB.
1- w. Loss of regard.
^NtOti) 5 - m - A frienii ; tne
moon ; n disease.
(1*) 1' . Unctuousness ;
anointing ; a liniment. [oil.
fe^.VÎ (flli-mi-'W) a. Cooked with
^-ff.fspd () I. m- A lamp.
Qjj) 3. m. The phlegmatic
humour.
(fti) 2. m. What yields
oil ; object of affection.
^T.T (TO I. m. Sesamum.
S*.Pl*(V) 1.*. A sort of pine.
^TW IW-HMt) a. Lubricated,
oiled. [tercourse.
Sêftl (ft!:) 2./. Friendly in#*rw (*:) A lamp.
^PffTT m. A friend, o.
Kind, affectionate, beloved.
f^T Vfirft-fl) m. A friend ;
a painter, a. Friendly ; oily.
2. m. Sickness ; the moon.
f?V=fJ (Wtyl. n. Oilinesa ; affection.
(T) I. rf.To quake, to
throb, to move.
l=îl(^) 1. a. Throbbing, quivering ; quickening ; going, [going.
W^Wf (*:-HI-f) p. Throbbing ;
wfcw (Wr-WMl) p. Throbbed;
gone. n. Pulsation.
q i ftg (Hi) 4, m. Cause of trouble ;
as an enemy, a disease, &c.
i ^riw 1 . d. To vie, to envy.
QIC (is: -^r-') a. Envious.
<sim (WI) I./ Emulation.
jrM11 (*:-Wr-vf) p. Envious.
|i (4t) Envy, emulatton'i

equality ; successive elevation.
Sjff (nt-WI-lf) p. Vied with ; defied.
Wffw (ff-f^wfc-fi) a. Emulous,
proud ; ground. [or join.
flMwirufn 10. a. To take, to unite
qnt Ci?) 1. m. Touch, the thing
touching; air; gift; sickness;
cause of trouble. 1./. A wanton
woman. [touclicr.
^lht (WJ-TI-sk) a. Touching, a
l.n. Touch; gift. m. Air.
eiirafa(5;.*n-ii) tf. Tangible.
OT(.irPf(f^t) 2. m. The nhiloaooner's stone ; matrix of gold.
wi*fa.irw* (0 l.n. Gold.
QTOWssfr (*TI) 1./. The sensitive
plant. [l>!tnt
wi.l3TT(V) 1. /. The asparagus
*8ha^{=5:) l.tn. A frog.
^mnn^r 1 . /. One of the celestial courtezans. [of puin.

Wîet) 4. m. Morbid lieat ; cause
WHfir.iT I.e. To exhibit ; obstiuct; string together ; inform ;
to touch. (W) mtm '10. d. To
take ; to unite.
ÎH (:) 1. m, A spy i war ; fighting with a tiger, &c.
m (Si-SKS) a. Evident, clear.
BUI'S (*i.-*n-e) a. Perspicuous.
wel.^KT ("') n. Making clear.
^jbIbih (H:-Ttr-ir) a. Explained,
made clear.
WlflPl (IT!-Wr-fl) p- Stopped.
QjilffT 5. a. To please ; to cherish ; to breathe or live.
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WSTT(W) I. ft A gramineous plant,

wit, ^Hfff G. a. To touch. With
W to tread upon, to bathe.
*JHt(w) a. Touching.
*jntr (w) 1./. A plant, Kankdli.
^Bt(*T) 3./. A prickly nightshade.
WW (8;-WW) o. Tangible.
TOE (Sr-W-'i) n- Touched, felt.
JK.rni (^.-Ul-î) a. Infatuated.
J8j?ai (^L-Î-w) o. Tangible,
^ffs (fit:) 2./. Touch, feeling.
*J[* (w) JTffjr 10. To wish, to
long for.
W*Tt*} (W-IT-w) a. Desirable.
^VW P- Desiring.
a - Wishing, desiring.
WTT (TT) I./. Wish, desire.
^jnf (fin) 2. / Intent, desire
of the mind.
WTJ W-W-tl) a. Desirable, m. A
large kind of lime.
W (r-fl-|) . Morbid hwt;
cause of pain, a. Touching,
esa gjisfcj 1 . a. To bur; t, to open,
to unfold, to break.
7 (i-ZT) 1, m. /. Snake's expunded hood./, (t) Alum,
wfi* (*:) 1. ph. Crystal.
Wfs^.sfW (W-WT-) a. Clear as
crystal.
wfVajUfl a. Made of
crystal. [{(Em.
srfaWT^Sf (W) 1. m. Mount JfoiHr*l1W*IK(p) I. Camphor.
WfVarr^ (Wl) 5- Crystal.
w* (ft) wrwfii wnmfii i. io. n .
To jest, joke with ; laugh at.
VStfit 6. a. To shake ; to
move i to be apparent.
SITU (w) l.n. Throbbing.
SS (n) SWfn 6. o. To throb, to
shake ; to be manifest.
am (*:) I, m. A drop of water.
Wfirw (V-sfHf) a. Of crystal, n.
Cryatal.
9irfSriTqw{flH.B. Crystal.
SSrslaf l.n. /iem.
WITT (fTi-nMfi a. Swollen.
Wifw (ftrO 2./. Increase, growth.
WHl (*) WW 1 . d. To grow, become bulky.
n: a. Large, loud. .
Throbbing, quivering; flaw in
gold. [ing.
SETO(i) I. n. Throbbing, ahak1. ft. Idem.

Wt (i) 1 . . Idem ; robbing.
finasjnmnr 1. i. A medicinal plant, commonly Kdyaphal.
ftffT. (Ti) 1./. The buttocks.
fwi(W) W^fil 10. a. To hurt or
kill ; to cover.
feS (*) foBTErfiT 10. . Idem ; to
dwell j give ; be strong.
fare (^-*TT-"C) a. Much, many.
WtH (Wi-Tn-i} a. Idem; swollen ;
prosperons.
Wtftt (ftp) 2. /. Increase, pros*j<r WzS 1, d. and Kfn.
6. a. To blossom. (D wwfw,
(T*) WWfa I. and (at with
ST) ^reffTS^fir 10. a. To tear,
pierce, divide, kill. pnfj| 10.
a. To jest, juke.
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WlflWT-si) n. Blown; apparent;

spread; white; broken. 1. /.
Expanded hood of a snake,
^szai (sir) ] . /. Manifestation ;
"evidence ; blossoming.
9S3!(f) 1. n. Tearing; expanding.
TOS.^pa (^| I. n. Exact area,
wra.'asffl'st 3./. Heart-pea.
WTZTsj (fli-flt-if) a. Clear, obvious.
Sfife (fit:-**) 2, 3. /. Kibe, chilblain ; sort of melon.
Wfz3 (ITMIT-lQ a. Budded ; broken, burst. [spcct.
SJS_ (f) ^S^fa 10. a. To disreWS(m G. . To clothe;
(f*,T) WiflT 1. a. OTTO^ffr
10. a. To joke. " [ing.

OT.Wre (TO 1 "i. Crackling, burn*
w<; (n) flwfn c. . Tu throb,
move, swell. [swelling.
1. m. A shield; throbbing)
CHÎi (w-wi) 1, n. /. Trembling,
quivering ; expansion.
WCBt^ft-W > - Quivering, slinking ; swelling ; moving, darting.
Sf^(TT!-irr-W| a. Throbbing ; shaken ; swelled, ij. Throbbing of
the eyelids.
"WMTiicrs (-W-T) a. Having
trembling lips,
nnc^^fq I . a. To spread, swell ;
ra SEmiffT 1 . a. To thunder.
Wrar* I. m. A sort of ebony.
CTh*(: ) 1 m. A clap of thunder.
?SSif?f 1. o. To shake ; to go ;
to heap up ; to be manifest.
W3 (#> I. n. A tent.
WW (i) I. h. Throbbing: trembling. [/ .

WifaiT (TO 1. m. A spark. Also
^Sfofinit {sftj 3./. One of the
I "seven tongues of fire.
| 3gi (^1,^1) 9srffT I . a. To thunder.
W^Ka^;)'- Indra's thunderbolt.
SinM* (if.-) I. m. A sort of ebony.
*?S53i*ji*j:) 2. in. A chip of thunder.
TOST^r (if) 1. n. Thundering.
Sjflelpnr (Ttfl-Tlif-Tfl) a. Thandcring. [taring.
S|P8 (Pit) 2. /. Throbbing, palpi(ulr-jrrt-H?f) o. Kindhearted ; tremulous. [many.
*4 (^TPr-tre! *i ! ) a Very much or
*ifi (S;-BI-^)a. Idem.
*tST3 (zi) m. A boil or tumour ;
bursting. 1./. Hood of a snake,
^raw I. m. Went./, (fa^rr)
A sort of bird.
îrzsT (:() 1. n. Tearing, fidgetting./, {y, Gimblet, auger.
WlWt*) I. m. Name of asage.

i-rfc? (rf.-nu-ii) p. Torn, hurst.
TOJIVHO I. wi. Sacrificial slick for
stirring rice. [or kill.
W (jt) W^fii wStw 9. c. To hurt
W orfu. An expletive which being
affixed to verbs converts the present tense into the past,
fa:) " Pride; surprise.
WIHItf :-fT-"st> p. Surprised.
W?: (tO I. m. Kama; recollection.
WT.TWif Cfi> 5. B. Wanton pleasure, [dura muliebre.
m-SH*(w:-fini) [../. Puden-
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wr.JJ^ rtO 2. m. Vilha,

WT.JZ? (^) 1. n. The vulvc
W) 1. it. Tiie elite
WtW(^f) 1. n. Recollecting,
ry ; regrett 1
WWnrW.Tlfo I* 1 :) t. ni. A turtli
Wffftr (Hi-tJI-'H) a. That should he
remembered.
(!) 1. m. Emblem of
Kama; a musical instrument;
the penis ; n fuhuloua fish. 1./.
Fine moon-light night, n. The
TJTC.fsnrr (W) I. /. Rah', the wife
of Kama. [muliebre.
Wt.flf^r. 00 1. n. Pudendum
(V) i. m. Passion of love.
WC.*nfa<l (TT;-1Tt-(fj a. Infatuated
by love. [Uaind.
WK.^^t (^t) 3. /. The Sdtika or
WK-Wn (w) 1. m. ^niniAMo.
gpc.flff^rr Our) I./. A harlot
WT.â (:) 1. ra. The moon.

W.flw (nO 1. m. The penis.
(TO) 1. . An ass.
VtTTW (W-Wr-Sf) o. LoTMlok.
WTJtrt J 1. m. The vulva.
9IXTK>t 1. m. The Eager
nail ; a lover ; a lecher.
gTCTgt o. Lovesick.
WXp* (T*--art-ai) n. Blinded by
love. [love,
qrrr-rt (^t.-nr-fl'! a. Afflicted by
WHS! (*r-qri-tf) o. Devoted to
love. [remembered.
(5fl:.n-w) o, That should be
i w3flf>fi:-îT-W)p. Remembered.
: Wtl (") I. Reminding.
| flnfta (Hs-Hl-ii) p. Reminded.
WlftH^'; a. Thinking of
God.
WTfl (Wi-HT*fl") a. Legal ; nccording to Hindu law; memorial;
within memory. [memory.
*JT[Tt.qriq! 0*f) 1. Time within
ftfl (*r.s<) 10. d. To slight.
qiWri 1 . d. To smile.
%3 )B5*lfi( 10. a. To slight.
fijHT <M) I. n. A smile, a. Blown,
blossomed ; smiling.
finw.TC (<S) 5. /. Woman with
smilingeycs. [ing.
Pim.mfww (*t-ftrwt-f)o. Smii.
JwHITOt^Tt (Ht^n-ll) o. Smiling :
adorned with a smile.
3?N 'WFafH 10. a. To wink.
w:(?T 1 . a. To remember ; regret, (sr) flprrftr 5. o. To please ;
cherish ; breathe or live. With
prep, fl to furget.
Bjpi (m-m-lf) a. Recollected,
wfa (fW:) 2./. Recollection ; the
law, body of laws ; wish ; understanding, [bering.
^fffrffl CWnt*niT-*n0 RememWfa.fentsr^ (Wt-fwsft-ftl) a. Destroying the recollection, [just,
^jfit.fir**(^:.V-*l o, Illegal. un^fiT.fTOq NO 1. m. Opposition

to or of law.
ffil.HTW (W) 1. n. A body of law.
jfir.^3f (HO 2. m. Cause of remembering, as association, recollection.
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W^TTH (TTi-HT-n) a. Illegal ; forgo Iten. [law.
WWW IW:-56M5) 0. Enjoined by
we (fi-^r-T) Blown, blossomed,
evident; smiling, n, Manifestation. [ing face.
(W:-WT-^)a. Having a sinitttX-ftft$7 {<) 1. in. A peacock.
(^ ! ) ! m - Speed, velocity.
W**IH 10. d. Tu think, reflect.
m*: WW 1. A To sprinkle ; to distil ; to go. [car.
W"^ !. m. Oozing; going; a
H*W (l:-JT-sr) m. A war chariot ;
a tree, Dalbergia ; a /inn of the
past era ; wind. n. Dropping ;
val^r ; goiiiij 4 1 l i clc . _/". Saliva, a.
Quick, expeditious.
W^*r.SW() I. A timber tree,
Dalbergia. [a car.
<JR*!*B (ar:-BI-5) a. Riding in
W^TT^r* (V) 1. . A warrior
who fights in a car.
Wft(fifO 2 - "i- A tree, Dalbergia,
SJf**^ ("V fa^-F^) a. Oozing;
going./. ("t) Saliva.
(Tt:--a[-li) 0. Flowing, trickling.
WU) WfiT l.rf.To sound. (tR)
Wnnjfn.fl 10. rf. To consider.

Vm (V:) 1. m. The gem wurn
by Krishna.
Ht{*:) l.tn. An ant-hill; tree;
time ; cloud. ]./. Indigo.
OTPB (w:) 1. m. A wife's brother.
jSf (} 1 . n. Happiness, delight,
(w:) 1 . 111. A sack. n. Sewn.
wfif (ft:) 2. /. Sewing, needlework; offspring; a sack.
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^T(*Tt) l.w.Tha sun; a sack.
BJH (H:) I. m. A ray of light.
WrsrtWO 1. - A sack.
W1 (Ii) 1. in. The sun; a ray; a
sack. n. Happiness.
^<W)*rwi L. d. To fall down.
WTOPT (r:-sir.5i) p. Dropping ;
fainting.
#fH(t-MW%) hi. A tree.commonly Pilu. a. Falling down ;
pendulous. [mosa sirisha.
^[%^t.q><n (<B:) I. m, A tree, Aft
W.(TiV) TOl. rf-To go.
(KfV-X) a- Idem.
airî^fl (n:-(ir-fi) p. Wearing a
wfirn Pft1*r*t-ftf) o. /<*.
W3{W-H) 5./. A garland, a wreath
of flowera. [garlands.
*f*re (S:-ST-tf> a. Covered with
(\0 3./ A fart.
WH (W,W) flira 1. d. To trust.
(^j) 1 . IB. Oozing, flowing ; a
fountain. [, /. A plant, Sanseviera. [oozing.
WIHW) 1. n. Urine; perspiration;
WOl K-'irt-0 Oozing. /. A
river; region of the spleen; a
drug. [iug much.
^T.?#?.TO (:-WT-^J 0. Perspir*n.^r [4n I . /. A cow or woman miscarrying by accident.

VW-ftT (T:) L m, A fair, a market.
W% (Si) 4. m. Creator; Brahma,
'shiva.
W,:-W-W) a. Fallen down ; separated from ; loosened. [of.
.^fl;-fr-lj) a. Leaving hold
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^TTT (Tt'-ft-T) a. Swooning.
mwadv. Quickly, instantly.
Vto (V.) I. m. Oozing, dripping.
(*) 1. n. Black pepper,
fint Vfn l. a. To hurt or kill.
fa 1 * f^"r 1. d. Idem,
fin, (tj,^) r^f 4. a. To go ; to
dry. [ooze.
* fl^fa 1. e.Togoj toflow.to
^.T^Tt [Xt] 2. m. A plant, Flacourlia snpida.
^Wt (tf) 3./. Natron, alkali.
(31-Jl) 5. /. A wooden hidlc to
pour ghi on a sacrificial fire.
^fT (Wi-m-Tt) a. Flowing, dropping. 1./. A drug, Hingupatri.
I . m,f, A wooden ladle.
/. Name of a shrub or tree.
CnO A plant, jF7acourlia. [cascade.
^ (^n) 3. /. A sacrificial ladle ; a
*,(^/E=)îml.<i.T 0 go.
? ^rufrr 1. a. To boil, melt, ripen.
ÎTT (Til 1. n. A natural or rapid
Wa.W (II:) l.m. The ocean.
Î*re. (TiO 5. m. A current, river,
spring, water; organ of sense.
%Tftl (WO l.m.jS*Mi nthief.
%ra^rft(*t) 3./. A river.
*PtftnPl (*t) 3./. Idem.
x (*ij 1. . Antimony,
fl Off) 1./. A.river. o. Hnving a current.
^(:) 1 . m. A kinsman ; soul ; self.
a. Own. n. Wcallh, property.
Wtl (W:-m-W'J a. Own.
J (TO 1. m. Air, wind.
W 5 - m - A workman
who has a business of his own.
{m) 5. in. Own act or
S.qtilf.îr (Ik-*!-*!) a. Reaping
the fruit of one's own doings.
.?'fl.^T (r:-*SIT-'ei) a. Minding
.*rEq (si) 1. n. One's own basia. Of one's own family, own.
w.ft*! ("a) 1. it. Idem.
m-f^.'VI (lO I- Afish.
^.STfT (w:-<TI-ri) a. Done by one's
self. [eyed ; keen.
S.^T ('Si-W-'^-'W) . Handsonie(T> 'S'lf' 1 1 To go. to move.
S.iTft (ir'-TT-T) a. Kept to one's
self; apart, aside.
Ct.m (^;) 1. m. A small bird, Zona, [Cowach.
.J|Il(5?:-JlI-Ti) a. Self-concealed./.
^ (T:-TfVjf> . Handsome.
(^-^T-^l a. Healthy;
white ; pure ; pellucid.
^r^mlTTt) I. /.Transparency.
5T3B5 (j^:.sar-i^} o. Unrestrained, self-willed, spontaneous,
^^.rfw(fe-fa:-fw) Of uncontrolled power.
S^^TTST. (SH-HI) a. Independent.
m^S-H (T) I. n.Talc.
.3T (510 1- ' A son ; perspiration. 1. /. Daughter, a. lilood.

a. Self born or produced.
I3.5HT (5T:) 1. m. A kiasman.
5r.snfa(ffT:) 2 -/- Oue'sown tribe.
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.WmN(^-*rt-J) o. Of one's own

tribe. [man.
S.'fllfillfH:) 2./.Kindred. m. KiusW Wlfil 10. a. To finish, or
the opposite.
(ta;-=3r-^) n. Being one's
own master ; of age ; uncontrolled, independent, free.
^fi^Hi (itt) 1. /. Independence,
wilfulness.
SHJB fldv. Of itself or one's self.
*31 (W)l.M, A blind man. a. Selfpreserving.
-5f(<#) 1. n. Self-esistence; independence ; own property.
SW.filgffl (fas) 2./. Loss of title
to property. [ship.
3W.%pn tf) 1./. Proof of owner5f .^fH^rfta ('S) 1. . Uncertainty of ownership,
WW.Tlff tPTO 3 / Loss of title to
property.
(UO 2. w. Ground of title.
5J7Wi^(>r:) 1 . m. Absence of proprietory right.
ây?nH (h:) 1, m. Ascertainment
of ownership.
SWItjr^ (^) I. n. Ground of proprietary right.
^#pqfTi {fv:) -2./. Origin of title.
1 .d. To taste ibe sweet.

^>T (si) I. n. Eating.
5I.^rt.fiI'CiT(W!-Wr-7f)a.U0LiQU3.
feH(fr:-<TMr] p. Eaten, n. Question put to the manes, whether
they are satisfied.
W.Wn; (^)o. Viewing self (as another) ; seeing for one's self.
^.^(m) 1. m. Own country.

^H.^ftfa (fa;) 2. /. Circumference of a meridian.
^ll.*?HI.ufVf*l(fV:) 2./. Circumference of tiie equator,
(*:) 1. N. One's own duty;
what is proper for each caste.
^'Jl-'tl'T (^r-frr-ii) o. Neglecting
one's duty.
Wfl.HHJt (fl:) 1. n. Idem; apostasy, [to duty.
e^^-ei Its-.-WI-^) a. Attending
^WWiHT (*f) I. n. Neglecting
one's duty.
adv. Exclamation when offering to the manes ; the food offered. 1 ./. Personification of Mtlyd;
Durgd ; illusion; n nymph,
^fl.wrr (X:) 1. m. Pronouning
SSwadhd.
mw.fwvt-) 1 ' Black sesamum ;
Aqni, fire. [a deity.
TO.WJI (5! i 5. i. Deified ancestor,
*3.Ma(m>?rt) 2. m. 3./, An axe.
farrT.%f>Pi 1. hi. A soldier
armed with on axe.
^S\rt (W-^X-M) p. Read, versed in.
^.^fir l.n. To sound, (aj) eir*)frf 10. a. To adorn, With prep.
^T? or fs to make a noise whilst

^*r(iT:) 1. m, Sound in general,
.stnt (t;) I.n. Owa town.
S1*1T (^ra-îil-q'ffjn. Sounding.
g.Ttsr. (it) 1. m. Self-destruction.
WHHqiJ.firQ^rti^'-wJo. Looking ot the tip of one's nose.
^f*I (ffi) 2. m. Sound, noise.
Hf*?I (ni-Hr-W) a. Sounded, n.

Noise of thunder.
B^feT (tT;-3l->J) a. Well done.
Wnn 1. n. Sleep, sleeping.
mi (Jp) 1 . m. Idem ; dreaming ; a
dream. [potherb.
WJT.HJT (tt) a. Narcotic. 5. n. A
VW.mi^) 1, it. A bed-chamber.
SW (Hi) a. Asleep. [lion.
eiT SJIi (>i) I- . Nocturnal polluÎJT.fitSasrCi) 1. n. Bed- chamber.
^tsr.fl^H (T!) 1. m. Interpretation
of dreams.
H-fT^lftst (^t) 5. nt. An inter.
prefer of dreams.
Jdr.lTtV ('i-WT-w') a. Sleepy.
WJTOTWlt) I./. State of dreaming ; life viewed as such,
^.M|SiT.(si) 1 . n. Civility, welcome
or adieu,
.WW [it) 1. m. Nature ; natural
state or disposition ; intention.
WHW.W (w:-srt-si) a. Natural.
W1T1.Tm.ndv. Naturally.
Wnv.^mST (=5) 1. it- Natural
wickedness.
WHW.^TC*) l.n. Natural enmity.
W^pR(lH-Wr-) a. Uttered spuntaneously.
îlfî (fitj:) 2./. Free decleration ; delineation of character.
3. m. Vishnu ,- Brahmd.
B.fn(ft:) 2./. Own hnd.
WtfiVt. ) 1. n. Free choice of a
husband. 1. /. A girl choosing
her own husband.
?t*i.ijtfr (*i-*r4'J a. Withered of
itself.
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W.Hit (w:-i!T-W) o. Self-performed, natural.
^).Tiir (at) I./ Cowach.
(Hr) 1 , m. A child who has
given himself toadoptive parents.
ÛH adv. Self ; of or by one's self,
spontaneously, naturally.
SW.fffil (fw) 2./. Free declaration ; deposition. [ture era.
ra.qre {) l.m. AJ/naof the fuq {-*U:) 2. m. Brahmd.
mv.HKi*;) 1. in, /if. ,- first 3frau.
^.H (*:) 3. m. Bra&ntrf ,- a Jina;
a universal emperor; time; love;
Vishnu ; Shiva.
qr.irfir (firi-firi-5r) a. of kin./.
A sister, [sound.
(V)^ 10. a. To blame ; to
ind. Heaven, sky ; splendour ;
division of the universe.
VK(<0 s unu i accent ; vowel ; musical note ; snoring.
VCfflPI [Mi I . n. The Soma Veda.
WWV (TO 1. hi. Fluttering of
the voice through agitation, &c.
ar.wfisrjrt) 5. >. A kind of bird.
^rc-.irafai^T (bjt) 1. /. A kind of
stringed musical instrument.
eCWlfWt (*T) I./, A pipe.
SCiK^ (s}:-sjl-ifl) a. Unmusical.
5.^(^0 1. m. Peculiar juice ; extracted juice, oil, Slc. of peculiar
flavour; peculiar taste or elegance, [lone.
*3Tfn (WO 1. m. A half or quarter

ONTO], (e) 5. ra. Brahmd; a metre
peculiar to the Vcdas.
WTWi(n) 1./, The Ganges.
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WXT%3 a. Ascended to
WCTff (?) 1 Own country.
ftrr (If:) I. Hi The circumflex
accent, a. Accented ; articulated ; pitched as a note.
(^:) 2. m. ladra's thunderbolt ;
nn arrow; n sacrifice; slmvings of
the sacrificial post ; sunshine ; n
scorpion. [willed.
.*fa(f^!-f*-f*) a. Wilful, self^(TJTl^;) 2. hi. Indra's thunderbolt.
^'FV (Tf) I. n. Natural stale or
condition; nature; natural conclusion; kind, eort. a. Similar
in character; beautiful; wise.
^^T.JTiT (T!-WT-fl) a. Having the
iîim (m) 1 . /. Identify, likeness ; beauty ; natural stale,
^rcw (>:) 2./. One of the wives of
the sun. [dise.
^tjffJt:) l.m. Heaven, Tndra's param.l\<{ (TTi-m-Tf) a. Gone to heaven .
<BJi,JIirr(l) 1. n. Going to heaven.
^rir.jrrfin (nt-finrt-fifr) a. Going
to heaven. [heaven.
iTT (TT) 1. /. The Ganges of
^jf.faT<T(Tr) a. Obtaining paradise.
*3.Jt?r(W:-'!tT-'f) a. Gone to heaven ;
dead. [death.
.nffi(fa:) /. 2. Going to heaven ;
^.nfTT(rwi) 2. m. Indra.
W$.VKfr:-T.f-T) a. Desirous of heaven.
m*.*rn (-tit) 4. m. Indra.
mi.W* (*) 1. m. Paradise.
i*T^!(n:) l.m.Thebo<ly;lhc
enjoyer of Indra's heaven,
^JI.^Kf () 3./,Acelestiul courte3lf.S^(^) 5.m.Iuhabitantofhea^jqiiJII (Jit) 1./ The Ganges.
^preJKTin (ni-BT-fl) a. Desirous
of heavenly bliss.
>3flTT^*i (ft) I. n. Ascending to
ÎTTWS (3:-3T-^l a. Ascended to
^fjr.fflftlfti) 2. m. Mount Sumem.
^fiiH(iif) 5. m. A god, a celestial
being; a deceased man.
^T-WPC (ft:) 2, in. Mount Suraeru,
^ri.^ (w;) 3./. A nymph ofpatffl(il:-*ir-*i) il. Heavenly.
^Jirafl (an:) 5. m. A god, a deity.
ira:-itf-i') n. Heavenly ; conferring heaven,
<S (Wj 1. n. Gold.
W (W:-BH-tf) n. Golden.
9<S.Vrq(tO '. Garada.
W^'WTK (X 1 ) 1 - '" A goldsmith,
^nJ.flfT(^) 6, m. /tfwi.
W^.^t 1*1) 3./. A medicinal
kind of moon-plant.
ei.flfr* (*) 1. n. Golden ochre.
W*.^f C*0 1 . m. The blue jay ; a
cock.
mi.vi (trf| 1. n. Tin. [ven.
.4<H<t)3-/ThB Ganges ofhea-
^m.^lftrfTr(fH-) 2. m. ^pjii or fire.

fr.3f (y) 2. nt. A tree with yellow blossoms.
*sf.<ro(* : ) l.m. Garurfa, Vishnu's
bird.
srw ( 888 ) ^
(BT) I./. The Ganges of

^w.g(iq>i3t) l.m./. The Cassia
fslula. m. The VKmnjmca. 1./.
Gum arabie tree./. (^Medicinal moon-plant.
(wr) 1./. Streak of gold.
în.^mr ("Si) 1./ Turmeric.
*5^.^l(tfl> 3./. Yellow jasmine.
9<i.m(Vi] 1. i. A plant, Bignonia Tudica. ' [of gold.
^pji.fa^ 2. m. Pubis i speck
S^.5qirflîOiT) 1./. A tree. Catsia fistala.
^FTK ( fT:i2. B. Sulphur.
rn ("fit 1 0. a. To be miserable or distressed.
ST ST 1. it To taste ; to be
pleasing. [veil,
ra.^KT)3./. The Ganges of hea2. m. Rdha.
a. Dead, deceased.
0ir:> l.m. Heaven.
.-q'w(y:) 3./. A celestial nymph.
3./. The Ganges.
W-TWHr) >/ A celestial nymph.
qi.itX (St) 1. m. A physician of

heaven, i. e. either of the sons
of the sun by Aswini.
^FBEJ a. Having curls.
^f<S7T.Wr>!(f3:-fii:-fJl) Inapprehensible, (God.) [very few.
ÔT (w:-Wi-vJ) . Very small,
*W3r(*;-*HR)3-W*'' [flag
^rw.^fit*!^) 5- of sweet
W.^t5i;)l. m - A tree ' Bwnit.
^rw.-floi (fl:-i-qf) a. Feeble.
8<n.fan(*l0 1. Small matter.
j w.are Niggardliness.
gsq.S^ (T:-n-^) a. Impudent.
T HWfw 1 . a. To revile.
51 ^W(Hi-Hf-Jl) a - Self-subdued.
S.'^r'SJf (a : -fU-fi) a. Alert; autoI ^ Trffl^H^l)3./. A woman at her
^.g>sl (51:) l.m. The foul.
^ gftuf'~:| 2. /. Own business or
means of living.
{<) Own body.
SnC^^Ttniiu. Like one's self.
.*Jea(ft:-Ur-tf) Self* defended.
^re(^T) 4./. A sister.
Î*K (sO^nam Li. Togo,
^fa infer;'. (Be it well.) a particle
of benediction, approbation, or
auspicious n ess.
^fgî-**) I . a. n. A temple with
a portico in front, u. Lucky object ; meeting of four roads ; a
palucc with a portico on three
aides ; a mystical mark ; acake ;
a libertine. [ous.
^rWHfl (flTsf-HHT-flfr ) a. Auspici^fa.5"3C30 I . m. A letter, a note ;
a Brdhaan ; a panegyrist.
fa .TNI (*) I. . A preparatory
rite t scattering rice and invoking the gods to be propitious,
ig^rai (*t a. Auspicious, n.
Deprecation of evil : benediction.
^gj{Oj!-^n-i) a. Confident, inde-
pendent; in health.
(10 1. i. A sister's son. 1.
/. Sister's daughter,
ig.ftfl (n.'-KT-fi) a. Good for self.
W.fasfi^ (^t-MT-ft) a. Seeking

one's own good.
WTWK (V-Kt-K) a. Having one's
own form. Also Wwflr, WlWrr;.
WTiT(if)l. . Welcome, salutation.
/. A kind of metre.
W**r(i^) 1. n. Wilfulness; independence.
<tnn8 Idem.
rfn [firi-iiU 2. 3./ One of the
wives of the sun ; Arc/urns ; a
sword.
WH.wFff (fVli-ffo-fll) o. Deriving
pleasure from self (God).
UTOlTfa [V) 1 . n. Self-dedicati
i. (I. To taste, (fai)
!^f7T, WWfw 1. 10. a. To be
pleasing. 10. a. To cover.
1. m.Taste; tasting.
WI^r(W) I.N. Tasting.
WTf^fT (ffi-Tn-W) a. Tasted.
Sweet, agreeable ; handsome, m. Sweetness ;
treacle ; medicinal root./, (^t or
%t A grape.
W^.*^*.-) 1, m. A plant, Flacouriia sapida , a creeper.
WT^-WTC^-fKja Dainty.
WT.'I(U;) I, St, Molasses, raw
sugar.
W^.lI'fl(W) 1./ A creeper, Con-
volvulus paniculatue.
OT^-Wrf*!) 5. m. Kama.
TS.W(W) l.n. The fruit of the
jujube. !./. The tree.
Jfr5;.rwrfl(n) 5. m, A sort of tree.
W^-WW) I. ft, Acarrot.
W^.^Htn) 1./. Amedicioalroot,
Kdkoli i the hog plum; vinous

liquor ; a grape.
I^-WtT (7r:-m-ii). Sweet and
cool. [salt.
WT^-TT? (} 1. ft. Rock or river
Wre* (1) 1 . n. Choice food.
^l^(^:) 1. m. The pomegranate
tree. [elation.
^tftfflK (*0 1. tn. Own office or
WTfaijai(Bi) 1. n. Sovereignty,
^f^! ( l r:-TT-T) a. Independent.
Wftfflt (Til) 1./. Independence.
WT^T.ufjfBvr I./. An independent woman.
OT^T.Wwiir (vi) I./ Idem.
Wpflra 1. 111. Muttering of
prayers; Vedas; study of them.
STnj^ (*jsij 5. m. A student
of the Vedas.
^tTVlt^JÎ) 5.m. Idem; a tradcsÎW(w:) l.m. Sound, noise.
WpWr;n/:-^t-ii) a. Natural, innate.
m (wi) 1. 11. The mind; a cavern, a. Sounded.
H {<?:) 1. in. Sleep, sleeping;
sloth ; pnlsy; ignorance; dream ;
sleep of a limb.
WlT^Hî) l.n. Wealth, property.
(^:) 1. m, A wild beast.
WWTfasK a. Natural,
peculiar, inherent. [neii.
Wf-TBI (Si') 1. 11. Master's busimn<* (ffl) 1. n. Ownership,
îrfirw (tfl) 5. m. A master, a husband; a proprietor, king; a god ;
Kiirtikeya; Shiva.
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îftl.Hg Depending
on the master.
Vlft.OVrV (*0 1- m. Existence or
kindness of a master.
lft.^TT (ff[) 1-/. Attention to a
(JBt 1 Mastership ; rule,
îsj.îrm^r (^rs) 1 . m. A horse.
(*S-<v->0 a. Oftlie selfborn, m. Sicrejr an Mil's son.
W;rai (^) 5. in. /wrfro.
WI^TO (^) Final bliss; Indra's heaven.
ST?lfa* ft>) 1. Second a/aim.
^rj(^') 1. ij. Property; object;
a pleonasm, a. Pleonastic.
BTH.^flTW (iHi-wt-wf) a. Knowing
one's own design or interest.
OTW.Jtfa (firs) 2 - / 0w n welfare.
*rra.iTC (*T;-^-<) a. Selfish.
WMra*r!{!:-TT-^l) a. /Am.
Ura.ftr^fW-W-^l a. Self-seeking.
l*ftft(fe:)2./. Attainment of
one's end ; success.
rif<$* (iTUft-'i) a. Having its
own meaning or object.
m^f (W:-Wt-fld) o. Little, few. n.
Littleness, paucity,
^rfim (*:-<-*') a. Well fed.
^rraVir (^-WT-^') a. Well spread.
1. n. Health ; contentment ; fortitude.
adv. Exclamation on offering
to the gods./. Wife of fire, goddess of the Buddhists.
fWW (W) * Pronouncing
wraPrfiT (fdt) 2. n. yfyai or fire,
^Wl.fsW (Hi) 1. in. Mem.
er^T.WS (St) 5. m. A deity.

f(3?I oifu. A particle of questioning
or surprise, hey ? what ? An expletive, [ed, perspiring.
fafkff (WJ-WI-lr) a. Sweated, meltfU (T:-TTl-a) a- Perspiring.
^l.^W(^) 1 . n. Agreeing, promising, [be agreed to.
^ fl^ T'ntg (qi-qr-^j o. That should
titanr; CC:) 1 M. Assent, promise.
t*n:.*f*H (K-m-ii) a. Refusing,
not assenting; not agreed to.
qtarrq*! (ffc-W-^fj a. Consequent
on agreeing. [raised.
jt.Vn (ft^-Tir-tr) a. Agreed, pro(V.-VT-^)a. Own. I./. A virtuous or faithful wife.
^ Vtfll 1 n- To sound ; to be
diseased, to pain. With 9 it is
deponent.
(5i-5T-i) a. Very rich.
îlft w*jl 9. e. To hurt, kill.
S^FT CÎ) 1./. Wilfulness.
*4D.* (r5i) 2.m. BAisimn.
^rrmVi-KT-O a. Eating any
thing.
(50 1. m. Warmth, perspiration ; steam, a. Warm, perspiring, [ing breeze.
W^:wrar(*r:) I. m. Pleasant coolf^.ftr^ (W) a. Cooling.
(sr-sn-si) o. Engendered by
bent and damp, as insects, &c.
#<-5JS (ill 1. Perspiration.
#^51 (t) I. n. /rfefii ; a sudorific.
#^filI (*l) I. / Iron plate used
for cooking or frying.
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(#1) 3./ idem.

W^.HSrrfw.WfT:) I. m. A holy
or sainted teacher of the Jainas.
#^.(^5 ("J) 2./. Drop of perspiW^.Pnjif (3) 5./. Idem.
mfnyi (Hi-'W-W) a. Perspiring.
^^T^T (hO i. n. Perspiration.
(*>ft-t) o- Self-willed ; lazy,
n. Wilfulness.
^KfTT (Tl) 1./. Wilfulness, independence, [pleases.
4k.em (n:.flT-'H> n. Living as one
#ftm (<TT) 1./. Wilfulness, indeHft*r t*WT-ft) a. Uncontrolled./. (1) An adulteress, [ed.
TfTTinfsia (rTi-Ttr-rf) a. Self-acquir#TO WO 1- Sediment of oil,
&c. ground with a stone and
mailer.
<?The letter h.
TO*:) I. m. Shiva; water; meditation ; uuspiciousness ; heaven ; dying; hlood ; battle;
horse; pride ; a physician ; fear:
horripilation ; Vishnu; cause. 1.
/. Leaving ; coition ; a lute. n.
God; joy; calling ;n weapon;
a gem; sound of a lute. a.
Laughing; mad; drunk, adv.
Ho ! hula ! expletive or particle
of abuse.
<fa (50 A gander, a swan ;
any thing or person that is prominent or eminent; Brahmd;
Vishnu; sun ; liberal prince ; (in

comp.) best./. O) A goose.
(*:) 1. m. An ornament for
the feet ; a flamingo.
^.$3 (30 t. m. Hump on the
Indian ox.
TV.lfXqtiXf) \.f. A woman speaking sweetly or pleasantly.
^.nifflflt (ifl) 3. /. A graceful
% .^T?iI I. n. Agattochum.
W-TI^ (^!) 1. m. Cackling, noise
W.illf^t (^1) 3./. An elegant
T^.TCt (ft] 3.f. Ascandentsbrub
or a plant. [milion,
W.-VI^ (X) 1 / ft) It Ver.
^5.Htwr (Wl) 1./. A duck, flock
of wild geese.
^9.W(1IJ 1. n. A hinge.
MlXV (*!:) 1. m. Brahmd.
M*M\VH (Jt) 1. n. Sulphate of
iron. [pcdala,
3./. A creeper, Cissus
W^TY (?:) 1. w. Brahmd.
VH.HI** (*T:) 1. ra. Idem.
^'grfT (fTO a - Vermilion.
^fiwCtf) l. Silver.
'SfW (Wi) I./ A goose,
fin intor/. Ho ! hola 1 a particle
of contempt.
TC(W0 ' '"' Tne Cil " of elephants.
snrnrt*!) i. ailing to.
iaterj. A particle used in calling a female slave.
Tfg tftO 2 - '" Sneezing,
wtetf- See
^zfrr 1. o. To shine.
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(TO It >. A market, a fair. I

<n;wrc* (**) l- m - A thief - |
<IT,ft*rf%<Y tfl) 3. /. A sort of
drug and perfume ; a whore,
TBf 1. a. To leap or jump ;
be wicked; oppress; tie to a post.
^3 (Z:) 1. m. Violence, rnpinc.
./. O) An aquatic plant.
tz.^^f{^f ) 3./. An aquatic plant.
^3l^r (wi) 2. mi. Joem. [fetters,
^f^tfir:) 2. ni. Stocks or wooden
YftrV 1. m. A sweeper,
ff)l. a. A bone.
(91:) 1. m. A sweeper.
yj.si (si) 1. Marroir.
VBT interj. Used to a low female.
tfwsiT (SI) 1. / An earthen pot
or boiler. [earthen pot.
*ftnn.wr (^ : ) A sn,a11
^S infer;'. See mSH (ss-m-W) p. Killed, destroy.
ed ; disappuinted ; multiplied, a.
Killing ; multiplication ; peacock's cry.
^tub 1. mi. A coward, [sense.
^H.f^fr (W-1!Ml) a. Bereft of
Tff.Bftfim fi) o. Despairing
of life. a. Despair.
TO-ira (V-WT-tfl Cooled.
^tf.TI( 1 l'.- I IT- 1 i)a.Devuidof shame.
^jT.fa^z) a. Humbled, degraded.
(W-fTMi) a. Devoid of splendor or glory ; confounded.
TH.^nn? <* Reduced to
poverty. [fear.
*W.WW a. Free from
W^ft tfir-ftli-fil) a. Void of
recollection.
wtV^(î) a. Free from sin.
TflTfaj?^ (5*1 :) I . m. Loss of sight

Tflli o. Disappointed.
^jrprfn? (t-l-tf) a. S arriving
the slain.
m\U (if-HT-lf) a- Cruel; desponding ; vile ; weak ; barren.
wT*(*:-V-^) a. Havingahorse
killed. [frustrated.
TBT^1 (!-n-) a. Disappointed,
*$jare(wn -W: -Wl ) a. Debilitated.
m. A fever. [weapon.
^ CaO 2. m. Sickness, disease ; a
*31T (an) / Killing, murder.
W(lO 1. tn. A man in low spirits.
l.rf.To evacuate as feces.
^(W) ^fa 2. o. To hurt, strike,
kill; to go. With prepositions :
safe to sound or play ; %j to
smite; fa or -qft to destroy entirely ; fir to strike, place upon ;
jftl to refute; fir-V to obstruct, hinder ; <th to slaughter,
(ip) I. m. A killer.
"551* Cij I. a. Killing, injuring ;
multiplication.
^spffa (u:-7n-^) a. That should
be struck or killed.
*3 I 2 - m ' / The J aw - f' A
drug and perfume ; weapou ;
sickness ; death.
1. m. Lock-jaw.
Vpnt (win,) 5. m. The monkey
chief Hanumdn, Rdma'i friend.
T*.W (W) t. m. Lock-jaw.
OO 1. m. A goblin or demon.
interj. Of grief, (alas Ij pity ;
pleasure; haste.
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m (3I:-arT-aj) n. That should be

killed.
im.VnlXi} 1 m. Rice to be given
to a guest, [bull.
*m fjO 2. m. Killing; death; a
^ (*T[) 4. nr. A murderer ; four
times four double haudfuls of
food. [compassion.
T^rrfti (%) 2. / Tenderness,
IV (t:-H-ll) a. Passed as ordure.
V5wm(^:-5JT-5l)p. Struck, killed.
tSJT Expressive of warmth,
or respect.
T-WI (UTT) L/. Bellowing. .
Bellowing.
*Jinffr 1. o. To go.
TC^qfit ! To move ; worship ;
Hound ; be weary.
CTfl:)!' ". A horse; number
seven ; Indra ; man of a particular tribe./, (t) A mare.
IWt) 1 . /. A plant, Pkysalisfiexuosa.
(V;) 1. m. A Ooi/yn prince
who stole the Ferfos and was
killed by Vishnu in his fish incarnation.
I. m. A charioter;/.
tfT# charioteer.
W.H (TJ:) 1. m. A horse jockey.
Y^-Wtl (II ) 1./ Jockeyship.
5. m. A buffalo.
(*0 1 . . A covered carriage,
ra. A year.
3** (^0 1. m- A horse's tail.
Cvftj 3./, A leguminous plant.
X*.fini (V) 1. . Barley.

MTJ.HI",* (*:) I. in. A shrub, Neriam oiio mm. [tree.
(*) 1. m. The holy figTOW* (UO 1. m. Sacrifice of a
^.WtVl(W!) 1. m. The son of the
Sun -, Kuvertt.
1 Wi *.1VKt) 1. m. Red mountain ebony. {Vishnu.
(^1) 5. m. A form of
^llpps? ("Hi) ], m. Kidney bean.
tUTftlftO 2. m. A shrub, Naium.
(3:) 1. m. A rider.
^TTT^Ni) 1. Riding.
îrrimT 1 . M. The gum olibanum tree, [horse.
Y^HJH (Hi) 1. ra. An excellent
:) 1. m. Shiva; Agni ; an
ass ; (in arith.) division, o. One
who takes or seizes.
TOt(*0 mi. A rogue ; Shiva; a
reflecting person; a taker or
seizer ; division.
yr.^Tr.wfa (ft:) 2. m. The moon.
MTflCi) 1. it. Taking; a special
gift ; arm ; gold ; semen virile ;
boiling water, mi. The band,
w^qffcj (*i>*!i-B) a. Seizable ; ao**.#t3r (ai) 1. n. Quicksilver.
^H.iiw I./. The Ganges.
TT.W^t {Tj) 1./. A grape.
?Clfs 2. in. Mount Kaitdsa.
*f"C ifc-ft.'-ft) o. Green ; tawny ;
yellow, m. Vishnu ; SrwAnn ;
name of a number of yellow,
green or tawny objects ; a, fire.
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moon, sail ; parrot, peacock,

snake, lion, &c.
^ft^r (V.) 1. m. A horse of a yellowish blue tint; a thief; agum bier.
*ft.Stfh (V) 1 . m. BengiiL
Tft.*H(nO l.m. Shiva.
^ft.JZt (^) 1 n. Sambhopur.
^ft/n^T (si) 1. m. n. Yellow
fragrant sandal woud ; tree of
paradise, n. Saffron ; moon-light ;
farina of the lotus ; a mistress.
^ftlT(in:-w%iri) a. Cream-coloured;
green, m. A deer ; Vishnu ; Shiva ; the aun ; a goose. fl) A
doe; kind of woman; ametre;
yellow jasmine.
(f:) I. m. The moon.
*fT!.'*rei(*:- 1 *l- i iJ i- Deer-eyed.
(fVv.Ulfo 1. m. A chorieter
of Indra's heaven. [metre.
Tf:! HtI (HI) !/. Name of a
^.ilft (ft:) 2./. Sapphire.
^fcn.Î (i|:-*r.4) a. Fearful,
timid.
^ftirpsft (^) 3. /. A woman with
fine eyes ; a perfume.
^friiT txO 1. m. The moon.
*ft<T(<T)5. m. Green colour; horse
of the sun ; kidney bean ; a lion ;
the sun ; Visknu. m. n. Grass./.
Point of the compass ; turmeric.
a. Green.
iTXfl (:) l.m. Idem: a lion. I./.
Bent gross ; turmeric ; brown
grape, a. Green, verdant.

*fC1TW(<) A potherb, [edvftlMK {K-V-'O Green-Ieav-
^ftniWW p. Becoming
^ftfl^lW) I. n. Yellow orpiment.
/. ( 1) Bent grass ; streak in the
sky (milky way) ; a creeper.
(TO I. nt. The green
pigeon, n. Theatrical decoration
of the person.
^ftwifw^T (WI) I./. A sort of
grass j 4th lanar day in Bhddra.
TKHIijr*r (IB) 5. n. blue vitiiol;
a turquoise ; an emerald.
^ftlTt- WW (Hi-V(\-Tf)a. Made green.
Vft,*'* (w'j 1. . A radish.
^fiX.T () 1. m. The sun.
^fj:-?^ Cm) 1. m. The asterism
Shrt'ivana.
*fia*(*!) l.m. The powder of the
Messua /eri ca blossoms.
^fi-ST m) \.f. Turmeric.
^SlSTUi (Wi-HT-lt) a. Stained with
turmeric.
SftSTT (:) l.m. A yellow bird.
YfrjIW (w:) !. m. A tree, Fentapteru ; zedoary. a. Yellow.
(if:-itT-M) a. Fickle, capricious. [Curcama.
<sf>"5 (I:) 2. m. A tree, a plant,
^ft.TTOT) I. a. A town, HaraWr.
^ft.TfflT(fli) I. nt. A kidney bean.
I. m. An owl. n.
White lotus.
^ft-Ufa (fa;) 2. m. An emerald,
sfttfij tf) \. n. A radish.
^fx.aw (w:) i. . Be'/".
^ft-faq (u:) I. m. A tree, Nauciea
Cadamba ,- Shiva: a fool ; mail.
1./. Lakthmi; basil; 12th day
Di j i Lv
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of o lanar fortnight ; earth, n.

Dark sandal wood.
Tftr.ar^r (w) 1. n. A perfume and
drug, Elabdluka.
Sfft.TS (f) l.n. Idem.
YTtwsrO*! 5. hi. A snake.
*ft.fw (J*.) I./. Sapphire.
VftVr(m) 5. m. Time.
^ftnai(^) 1. m. A tree, Premna
hngifolia ; chick-pea.
Tfr-fl^ (qr:) m. Chick-pea.
^ftn^.W (at:) l.n. Idem; sort of
kidney bean.
^ft*J 1 . m. A horse of a yellow colour. [male slave.
Tf'TO inter). Used in calling a feft-^Tîf (^:) 1. m.A crab.
^Pc^n (Trsi) G. m.Indra.
^fi:. W (^") 1 . b. A division of the
old or known continent.
^fc^lTT (sn) 1. m. Garuda.
?ft.^tsj(isi) 1. n. Yellow orpiment.
^ft.M (V) 1. it. A division of the
continent.
*ftm;K0 l.m. Shiva.
*fr.**5 (*> 1. m.A liberal sovereign, the 28th of the solar
dynasty in the 2d age. who is
supposed with his city to be
fixed in mid air.
*ftn*5.3T J I. n. The city of
Harhchandra.
I. m. The 10th of the
twelve Jama emperors.
*ft.H(W0 1. m. Hem.
1 . in, Jwfra , the sun ;
Skaada; Ganesha. [Daksha.
*ftTCIllPI (T - -) 1. m. Garuda;
*?TiWt(tft) 3./. Yellow or che-
bulic myrobalan.
SrW (Wi) 2. /. A drug and perfume ; reputable woman ; pulse,
peas ; deer of copper colour, m.
Ceylon ; a creeper.
T^5T (7jj : -*rr.*}) a. Fit to be taken.
^ (ir-flT i- Taking, seizing.
^T*JW (fl) 5. a. Gaping, yawning.
*f"ilw (Vi-m-lfy a. Thrown ; 'burnt.
) 1 . m. The sun ; a tortoiae.
TWqtwri l.n- A palace, a mansion.
v3fn 1 . a. To go ; to desire ;
TO*frO U m. A lion; Kuvera.
^nin" (Vf:> 1. oi. A horse ; one fit
for sacrifice.
VS C$!-^T-*) a. Happy, delighted.
m. Joy, delight.
T*5S(qw-qrt-#) a. Delighting, pleasing, lit. Name of a mountain.
S"T<: a. Delighting.
Û(^:-*rr-*t-ir/) a. rlensing, pleasant, m. A cause of pleasure;
Hthyoja,- morbid affection of
the eyes ; a shniddha or its deity.
. Rejoicing.
TTiiir (^t-UT-V) a. Joyful.
*4Pm() 2. m. A son, a child, n.
GoTd.V Delighting. [ed.
^.faw<B f^:-^t-^') a. CrerjoyW.WT*.^Tl(5Ti-Hl-BJ a. Both pleased and sad.
WWNh (Wi-m-lO o. Joyful.
T4.^Rt*fO Aery expressive
of joy or pleasure.
*ft?f (m-fll-Tt) i- Rejoiced.
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(sj:) 1. m, A deer ; a lover.

Sp^TO pfi) 1. m. Great joy,
TfpCKV) The rising of joy.

T^fn 1 . o. To plough.
*W<W) 1. . A plough. 1./. Vinous liquor ; the earth ; water.
(*J-*T-W) a. Holding a
plough, m. Balardma.
W.mr, 00 6 - m - Mb*,
^%.*sfi| (fit.') 2. m. Agriculture ;
a sage so named.
W.^ffJ (firi) 2./. Houghing. VITVJI.IPm I, m. Tumult,
^fWT ixierj. Used to afemale friend.
WPTOlW) I. n A nameof Balardma. [colour.
*<ar* (V) I. "> A horae of mixed
TWiTg 1. m. a. A eort of
poison, m. Kind of snalte ; a Jaim or Buddhist ; sort of lizard.
(fa:) 2. in. A furrow ; agricultureCat) 5, m. Baladeva; a
ploughman or farmer. /. ( ""J) A
plant, Ldngaliya.
^fa.rsra (Hi) I. m. Tlie Kadamba"
TitfW (T:) 1. m. The teak tree.
T^psaj (*r) 1. n. Jaundice.
TO (W-WT-W)*. Houghed, tilled.
m. Ploughing./. Many ploughs.
(*) 1. n. A red lotua.
1V*t (*i) 1. . Rolling or tossing
as in sleep.
Tift* (*') I. it. A dance performed
by women in a circle ; or hy one
man and S or 10 women.
!. n. Idem.
T*pJ(*i) !.. Idem.
T* (fi) 1. m. Sacrifice ; calling ;
command ; defying.
VT (T-) 1. > Eating rice and
curds from a bell-metal cup.
IVY Oft) 1. m. Sacrifice./. O)
Hole for sacrificial fire.
TT^fa (*]i-*rr-H) o. Fit for oblation with fire. ft. Ghi.
^1 adv. Certainly.
TtV:.in 1. m. Remnant of an
oblation.
"jfawl (-Ml) 3./. Hole for sacrificial
fire.
*f*T.ir*r (Wj I. . Fire.
^PT.)f^(^) l.n.Aroom or place in
which a burnt-offering is made.
^Pr5Tfl(Hl) 8/.The cow at chum.
TvT.HSl,(*) 5. m. Fire; a god.
*(*/.wtiW"U"ft) 5- A priest.
TfawrO) 1. n. Clarified butter;
rice mixed with ghi.
tflrw.wsF, (*0 5. m. Fire.
*fra (Pfc) s - n. Ghi i an intended
oblation of it ; water.
(aj> 1. n. An offering to the
gods. o. Fit for an offering.
WTW (*i) 1. m. An oblation
dressed for the goda; or the
vessel it is prepared in.
TOTI^(z) 5. m. Fire.
TTTCT:) I. m. Idem.
^TTT () 1. m. Idem,
3^T*t(0 I. m. Idem.
ir*t(5|i) 1. to. Idem.
Y^Ylfif I. a. To laugh, to laugh
at.
WO 1. m. Laughter, laughing.
Tftur ( 8
Wtfw-'flt-w) a. Laughing. / (Ht)
Fire-pan ; Arabian jasmine ; un
attendant on Durgd.
T*PT (0 1. . Idem./. O) Portable fire-place or pan.
Vtft.Bft (f%) 2. m. Agni or fire.

X^PiWT (WT) 1./. A portable furnace or fire-pan.
Xfiwr 1./. Laughter.
xfow(fl!-?rr-() a. Blown, budded;
smiling, n. Laughter, smiling ;
bow of Kama.
X* m. The hand;
elephant's trunk; 13 lunar aster ism ; much h;iir ; a cubit, n.
Bellows. [hand.
W-WX* 1 . Cutting off the
XW.WWtW) 1 . n. Palm of the hand ;
tip of an elephant's trunk ; hand.
TO.TiflCo') 1. <t. Wording off a
blow. [hnnd.
W.ntxwr(t ) 1. m. Feeling of the
3^ (^f ) i. n. The hand below
the wrist. [heid.&c.
TO.^fSlfSf-PSÎ-fn) a. In hnnd,
IWJ 1. *. Resisting an
assault. [person.
W.flP* (^) 1 n. Perfuming the
(3 : 1 . n. A bracelet for the
wrist. [grasped.
W (W^rr-W) a. In hand ;
TO-feifl {Ht ffr-tf) a. Idem.
XtaWtVO l.m. A lion, a tiger.
Tfia.VS I. m. A tree.
Xfa.W^ (*!) I. m. The castor-oil
tree ;Batea frondosa; a demigod.
xfa.*X* (*:) I. m. Butea fron-
X%U
xf*X.*W flit) I. m. A aort of

Kinsuka or Butea. [jujube,
fist.ilfa (fiff) 2. a. A sort of
Vfa.fjffc (fe) 2. w. The city KdncM or Conjeveram, a place of pilgrimage in the Peninsula.
xfo.illT (*T) I. /- A kind of
TflMT (ffO 1- A man.
Tt*.**lftT. (ft) 5. m. Elephant[ lf%.^ (ft:) 1. m. The radish ; a
bracket, n. Ivory.
; X%TTO (9t-*fl-) a. As big as
j an elephant ; gigantic.
' ff^T*l(^t) 5. in. An elephant./.
| (*ft) Idem ; kind of woman j a
drug and perfume.
! TfciW P&) I. n. A sort of covered way, cover; the access to the
gate of a city or fort,
j XtW1T.gr (r) I. n. Ancient Deiti.
Xf'H.'R (10 l.m.An elephant rider
or drivel or keeper.
xftflW (WO 1. m.Idem.
iftl.Tff (*f) 3. /. A plant, Morotd ; sort of gourd.
xfa.*K (% : ) Juice from the
elephant in rut.
Xfiff.flWj*) 1. m. Guneskai a chief
of the Ndgat ; Indra's elephant ;
heap of ashes, shower of dust ;
frost.
xfV.irv(T) 1- A Kad.
xfa.W^T (îr) 1. /. An elephant
siall or stable.
*fifl.TJMT(W) \.f. A flower, Z/cliotropium ; elephant's trunk.
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'PiT.^S^ (H) 1 . n- Marriage.

XVH Given or
done with the hand, manual,
xs^jisn^ <f0 m - An elephant

^ a. Stupid, ignorant.
TYST (^) I. ft. A sort of poison.
TTE (^r) 1- . A OandJmrba or
chorister of henven.
?[ (Pa sn) arsif*r 3 a. To quit, to
wander from. fSRfl 3. a". To go.
in/er/ Expressive of weariness,
Borrow, pleasure, reproach.
VXK (S3) I. m. A shark.
YOT(V!-*T-*/) a. Of gold. n. Gold.
Wf.<n (^r-^-î) a. Golden.
Yiw. trail 55^ -w-sil a. Shameless.
^1131 (aP'^rf-^j) a- That should he
abandoned.
YPI (^| I. u. Wages, hire.
^PT(w) l.n.Abandoning;prowess.
YTfsi (f*:) 2. /. Loss, privation ;
leaving, [killing,
^rsra a. Mischievous ;
Yt^t 1 Death, dying.
^TgfiwH (ssi) l.f. A wagtail.
YTg^t 3./. /rfem.
^Tfli*T('Sr) 1./. Gaping, yawning.
(*:-*() 1. m. a. A year. m.
A flame or ray ; a sort of rice.
TH (s; : ) I. m. A string or garland
of pearls; war ; a porter; taking;
a divisor, a. Taking.
YFC* (m) I. A thief; prose;
science ; a gambler ; Trophis aspcra ; in arith. a divisor.
W^ffc (fg:) 2./. A necklace.
?W (t) I. ft. Wine. I./. Grape.
îfTfft::) 2. /. Defeat ; a traveller's

family. /, O) A pearl, a. Handsome, captivating.
("SO I. m. The cuckoo,
a. Wearing a necklace,
i TTft'n (TT:-*!T-li) o. Of a deer.
' wftftrsfi (Sfr:) 1. nt. A hunter or
' deer-killer./. A kind of metre,
i ^TfTa (cii-TH-H) a. Lost, relinquished, in. The green or wood

! pigeon: green colour.
' ^rftJiî (**) I. ot, A potherb.
Sifts o. Yellow, m. The
Kaihimba tree. fsant.
WpOfpft-ft^-ft) a. Taking;pleaWftTT (ifl) I. m. The green or
wood pigeon ; a sage ; fraud.
Tirti") ' " Affection, kindness.
îsg(!C;-iMn') a. That should he
taken, m. Beleric myrobalan.
Visn(:) 1. m. Balardma; name of
Shulivdhana ; a plough. 1. /.
Wine. /. C\) Wife's younger
"jra^ (H:) 1. tn. A horse of a yellowish-red or lawny colour.
YIW.^[Sj[(^[)I . in. A sort of poison.
^re.^T 1 ?! OS) 1. m.Idem.
^T53l^W:) I. ra- A piebald horse.
YTn^l (?!) 1. n, A sort of poison. 1./, Small mouse./. O)
Wine. tn. A kind of insect.
WTO-<TC(*rO L m - Small black
and poisonous snake.
snfa*" (str:-3iit-ni) a. Belonging to
n plough, ns a ploughman, 8ic.
^rfwsft <_^t) 3./. A sort of lizard.
TTSt (Wi) 2. n. A tooth.
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fan (899) fa*
<fW(*0 1. m. Coquetry, dalliance;

calling.
(^:) l.m. Laughing, laughter.
(yT:) 1. m. A buffoon.
^W.^T (*::.*T-i;} a. Laughing at,
merry, ridiculous,
Vrm (ST:) 5. m. The moon.

^nfa^TT (W7) 1./. Laughter, mirth.
Ilfint (^l-f*fl-fa) a. Laughing.
(*) 1. n. A herd of elephants, nt. Rider of one.
Tlf*t (4) 1. n. Ancient Dchli,
^rfafT.S*: ) I- Idem.
TWlt^J Lit. Laughter, mirth, aLnughable.
^1TW (l 1. R. A sort of poison,
(*T0 1. m. A Gandharba or
celestial chorister.
(TT) 1. m. Idem, iaterj. Expressive of surprise, or pain.
IW-WK(*:0 1- to. Noise of battle;
lamentation.
^T^TO W 1 n. A sort of poison.
fa (1) fulfil S. a. To go ; send ;
grow ; be in pain.
fa expletive, Certainly, indeed, inter). Expressive of grief, hurry,
or contempt.
(*r:-*T-*) a. Mischievous,
injurious, in, A beast of prey ; an
enemy ; a Brdhman who has
studied the Atharvaa Veda.
fatf*! W) 1. n. Injuring.
fa'^T (St) 1. /. Injury, mischief;
killing. [destroy.
fa^T.wira (*8) 5, n. Incantation to
faâr* C*:-J|.T-W") a. Injurious.
fw* (*t) 2. m. A tiger.
fV^TST (5f:-5T:-'50 a. Mischievous.

KBra^ (qr:) 1. m. A mischievous
or savage dog. a. Hurtful.
fa^lTe::) 1. to. A tiger; a villain.
fa'(^:-^r-^J a. Mischievous, murderous, formidable, fierce, m.

Bhimai Shiva ; a wild beast. 1.
/. A shrub ; spikenard ; sort of
fa** (*:) l.m. A beast of prey.
falTTJ (130 2. to. Idem.
fa3f, fasT^,^ 1. c. To sound inarticulately ; to hiccough. (W)
faSR*T 10. d. To hurt, injure.
fallil (9ft) 1./. Hiccough.
faTTCÔ l.m. A tiger.
far(T:-Tl 2. m. n. Asafcetida.
faT.f*HalS (^:) 1. to. Idem j the
fVr.Tfti^) 3./. A leaf and drug.
faT-1'nf(<fff) 3./. A plant, BansfaT^lf!) 1 1 to. Vermilion./. O)
The egg-plunt.
faljfa (fa:) 2 - Vermilion.
faT%*l(î)l./. A prickly nightfaT"! 2. m, n. Vermilion.
faT.fwrfsÎ (m) 1./. A plant,
commonly Bdnapalri.
faT"B |W) 1. it. An esculent root,
f%5| (si:) 1. nr. A plant, Barringtonia acutanguia
faiepsj (WO "'. Idem.
Tv&K (tO 1 . m. A rope or chain
for an elephant's feet, [respect.
fam^jfaair Li. To go;dis-
fiph ( 900 ) ft
1%fV^ (Hi) I. i". A Rdhhasa

prince slain by Bhima. I. /. His
daughter. Also spelt Pct^.
ftrfT^.faiTt (*) 5. m- BAimo.
farVÎ/qiH (ft:) 2, m. /dtm ; //a-
nitmdn.
('f ) 1. n. Wandering; copulation ; writing.
ftfs* (*!) 1- An astrologer.
ft/fa* (*) I- m. Cuttle-fish bone.
ft* (ifl) 3./. A name of Vurgd.
ft*.fs*lfni (W) 1. m. Shiva.
fWKfc) 1. m. Cuttle-fish bone;
a male ; egg-plant ; a tonic.
ftw (fttMTT-Ti) o. Suitable, proper;
gone ; held ; placed ; friendly,
kind. m. Benefit./. A dike.
ffW.^n: (K:-^-*) o. Kind, beneficent, [to.
fa TJ.TU(: -r.fl) n. Wishing well
faTMSTWrlHn) 1./. Well wishing.
ftiT.Wt(H) o. Kind. m. A friend.
frr.5^(^0 3. m. A spy.
fan.S'J (TJ>^r:-TTl a. Benevolent.
fl*.mf% (tVfc-ft) Well-disfipn?l(^m-T3t-ff7rl o. Kind to.
ft*t.^lfx*r (^t) 5. m. An adviser.
a. Giving good counsel.
fTHT^tf^tVfWT-fc) a. Kind.
(*pn4fa5[ (^-ft'Sl-fl) a. Benevolent, [and evil.
pprrf^w (<t:-HT-tt) a. Both good
ft^ftflttfl-fii^-ft) a. Benevolent.
ft*lfil (fW) 2. /. Compassion,
tenderness.
faivpr^W. Um. Good advice.

fa*rra I- m - The marshy
date tree. [the Rdgas.
fa% (BO 1 m. A swing ; one of

ftr^rsre fJSt) 1. m. A swing.
fa/fl (R) 1. n. Frost, cold ; sandal ;
fresh butter ; tin ; a peart ; a lotus, m. Saudal tree; moon ; camphor ; Himalaya. \.f. Small cardamoms; a perfume; a fragrant
grass, a. Cold, frigid.
f*fl.W3 (30 2. m. Winter.
fan.** (V) 1. Camphor; the
moon. a. Cooling; cold.
fW-lT* < 3: ) ! m - Winter.
fail.si (an-srt-ai) m. The mountain
Maindka. I ./. Pdrvati ; ledoary.
a. Produced by cold.
Rm.3ft(f)2./. Mist, dew, fog.
f^F.iPT.^T^ (*) a. Bearing heat
and cold.
ftw.Î Winter.
f^B.^ft (fill) 2. M. The moon.
ffS.TOKW) 1. The Himdlaga
mountain.
ftH.Wrîn I f- Camphor.
ftOTH, lTntTli1-H) o. Cold. m.
The Himalaya range.
ft*f^.3ff (Ti) 1 "'- The mountain jUaindia. I. /. Ganges;
Pdruati. [tog.
ft-H.^<TB(B;-Br-^) a. Cold, freezftB.ftw.WT (511) I./. Dwjd.
(VI.^ (10 I. w. The moon.
f*n.*rft(fa;) 2./. Iceandsnow.
ftrB.ÎU.SIH (?rj 5. m. Fire.
(YH.TTfl* (m) 1. m. Tlie marshy
date tree.
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frwpd 1. m, The moon;

camphor.
imr) 1. b. Silver.
fVtJJHT(w) l.m. The cold season,
winter.
f%Wlfif (fi(;) 2. m. Snowy range of
mountains, Imaus or Himalaya.
fanrftrw (t) l.m. Cold wind,
falrfl ($\) 3./. Ice and enow,
fîipi (:-MT-W) a. Frost-like.
fVITtlftr (fx:) 2. m. Fire; sun.
fwpi (W-flt*n"). Suffering from
f^TJWq (^j) 1. m. Himalaya range
personified as the husband of
Mcaakd and father of the Ganges, [plant.
firaPTift(ifr)3./. A sort of moon(*:) I. m. Camphor.
1vrrm(U0 I . m. Idem. a. A lotus.
frfflsjl (mi) \.f. Hoar frost.
tXHW (W-W-^fl a. Suffering from
cold, frozen. [cold.
f%J9 (RJ'-fijt Ri ) a. Frozen, snowy,
CÔ 2. m. JfrzAu, [cowry.
FlT* C) 1. Gold; semen; a
fTTOPl (Ui-'St-ii) a. Golden, m.
Brahmd, n. Division of the continent.
fTOW) I. n. Gold; silver; wealth;
semen virile ; a cowry ; thing,
substance; imperishable matter.
ff^Kffcg (SO 2. m. A DaUya
whom Krishna destroyed in his
fourth or human incanwtion.
fi<.**f*3.TW (TT) 5. m. Vis}**.
PrCTI.*B(:.w-V)o. Having gold-
f^W*W(W) l.m. Brahmi.

fT*:nnnSTT.H (M:) 3. m. Ndrada.
(TOM CK-.) L. m. The ocean.
I./. The earth. [Mamdka.
i%W Wm(wO I.*. The mountain
f^B.srty (:) 2. m. The river
Son* ,- Shiva. [Shiaa.
f%V*X.TW_ Cmi) m. Fire ; sun ;
faTS7<T') l.m. A divine treasure.
f<B.W (i?r) I . /. A river in general. [Sane.
ftW-'ra f>:) I. m. The river
f%WT*T (V!) l.m. Demon killed
by Vishnu.
jnwp, Without, except;
amongst, near,
ft^r C*)tVfs 6. a. To wanton,
I dally, to sport amorously.
fWwf (fTl-*-fWJ 2. /. A
potherb. [giltionvs.
f*W (WO 1. . A bird, 7Ww
ft* (T) fa^fW 1. 0. To be satisfied ; to satisfy.
ftS.((*,T.)Wvfti fttmfir 1. 10. a.
To hurt, to injure. [ment.
fafa infer/. Of surprise or merriinter/. Of surprise, fatigue, or
sorrow ; therefore, so.
(i:-siT-W) n. Forsaken, bereft ;
abandoned, vile; deserted; wasted ; defective. [duty,
^t=f.*Wi[(W-w-W) n. Neglecting
, >t'i.Wlffi(f<l:-fif:-f<*)a. Outcaste,
degraded.
t-*-^J a. Of low caste.
Tfa-TrT? (^:) 1. m. Prevarication.
*.Wlft^(Xr-fiE*t-fi;) a. Dumb;
prevaricating ; contradictory.
(*) 1. " Keeping low I sHWTTslT (W) I. /. The wife of
tffa.lfat (fai-f^-fw) a. At variitsr.S^H'TT) !/ Serving the low.

^nTT(Ti-ft-T). Crippled, maimed. /. An nut.
Mtfra (M:) 1 . m. The marshy date
tree.
*t*(*i) 1. n. Ab'Mj Indra's thunderbolt ; a snake (necklace; lion.
1 . /. Lukshmi ; c uck roach ; ant.
n. Diamond,
^ftsff (*[:) I. Fit. The diamond.
-jTrpT (TO I. w. The thunderbolt of ladra.
fl<B(tf) !. n. Semen virile.
(*r) I. n. Rum.
^tft Of surprise or laughter; as ah, ha; hee, hee.
W W sj^lfil 3. a. To sacrifice ; to
oat;to lake;to please; to throw.
{<) 1- . Bellowing, roaring ; menacing.
ITT (li) n. Pronounced ns an incantation. 1, n. An incantation ;
roar of a wild boar.
3TX (H W) S*fir C. a. To heap together. %ref*i 1. a. To go. (T.=)
W?f 1. <i. To heap together ;
accept, agree to ; to take.
(*) 2. m. A ram.
S^WkSi:) I - i". A gallinulc ; drunken man ; a drum-shaped hourglass ; a staff ; bar of a door.
S<B 1. m. A tiger; village
hog ; rum ; blockhcud; a goblin.
VII [W-Ttl-ff) a. Offered with fire;
invoked. H. Oblation.
SJT.wa [WO 5. Wpni or fire.

aJT.HT (*) 1- ld " n Sit-STfl (W) 1- Offerer, b. ObB*nfif (ftp) 2. m. Sacrificial lire.
Sfl-pn (:) 1. m. -4c/ni or fire.
W7rtt W 1. Idem; S&iva.
*fff (ft:) 2. /. Capture.
infer;'. Ah ! ha I away ! hey 1
yes; doubt. Also used in in.

can tat ions.
S^flpf (T:-*lr-^) p. Offered op.
S^SS^ffl 1 . a. To be crooked or
fraudulent ; to retreat,
sg^rfrfa I. n.To go; to kilt;to
BMS^t (<fft) 3. /. Inarticulate
unds of pleasure, made by worn especially.
SO !. m, A celestial chorister,
am (jf.-) 3. M. Idem.
55 tntetj. Of calling, contempt,
pride or grief. [cing hum.
St.^=IT(T:) 1. w. Roaring ; pronounj? SsffT 1 . a. To go.
gfv (w;) 1. in, A barliarian.
Sja (H:-lII-Th) o. Called, invited.
Tffit(ftlO 2./. Calling, challenge.
Bit intcrj. Ha ! hey ! indeed ! yes ;
well. Also expressive of anger,
fear, reproach, dislike ; used also
in incantations.
WHM* (Ti-TI-* Offered up.
j?W (*t) Um. A jackal.
bVw(^) I. n. Crookedness ; craft.
2. m. A celestial chorister.
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OTWO 3- w. A celestial chorister.
t W "Hflf 1 . o. To take ; to convey ; to ateal ; to annul. ^sif4
3. o. To take by force. With
to imitate ; with ^0, tu remove ;
leave ; with *|ft?, to assault;
with ^w, to steal off, regain,
one's self, eat, hide ; with , 3W,
to lift up or out, expel ; with
to bring, offer, give ; with ift, to
freeze ; with fr^, to show disrespect ; with Tjft, to abandon, resist, abuse ; extract ; with a, to
strike ; with inft, to keep watch ;
with fT, to sport, roam about ;
with qtr, to kill. Some of these
compounds again take prepositions ; thus Hi with ^fa or fa
prefixed, to say, utter, converse;

with fsR, to fast ; with or
to relate. So also wi th
W prefixed, to withhold ; with
sfW> to disregard, withdraw.
V* with prefixed, to litigate,
transact business, treat, &c.
%.=*fy (W) 1. m. Kdmadeva.
T^ff* Olt-ITT-tf) a. In love.
ffw(H) 1./. Shame, modesty;
^rVWf (^t) I./. Idem.
\H p. Seized, accepted,
carried off.
TH.flisr a. Mortified.
^rt.**TO (;-t-w) a. Stripped of
all.
TZ.ig (Ki-WT-O a. Defrauded of
property.
^fjiftrertr (v-CT-r) a. Neglecting

duty ; deprived of office or right.
VTq Lifeless.
^Tflaj (db-i^MH) a. Stripped of
honour and wealth, degraded,
f *Tpn: (<J-TT-<) a. Without reply.
%fil*V a. Deprived
of a home.
^-.IniH (w) I. a. The heart.
In the heart.
7^ (H^) 5. n. The heart, the
(l)] 1. a. Idem; knowledge.
T^.infVl. C^l-Ml-f^} a- CapS^T.TB (IT.--WI-H) a. Apposite and
fit ; affecting, touching ; clear.
(Tisr-Tat-TTT) a. Good,
hearted, kind. [chest.
^TtWIiei) I.n. The breast, the

ÛTTITfl (Btr) 5. m. A heron.
^^rrfwaiifl (a:) 1. m. A sod.
ÛI^(^;-î-i3|)n. Good-hearted.
Tr^Tfa-sr (tTÎ a. Heart-piercing.
^^ftj3T(5t:-Wt-^)a. Good-hearted,
^fu^ (fll-ft^-fu) o. Idem.
^^jj; 1. m. A husband; a
[in
T^T^F'^-W-T) a. Heart-heavVCT*^ (""0 1- m. A curl of hair

on a horse's neck or breast.
Tff^.^n (qr) a. Dear, beloved.
^.sta (^-cIT-Ji) a. Understood,
designed.
^TIW Name of a mountainous district.
T5Tt*t CWft) 1. M. The military
inhabitants of the above place.
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(w.) I. n. Place of the heart,

^-^j (^:.*jt-^) a. Dear, beloved,
grateful, kind. in. A mantra to
fascinate. 1. /. Medicinal root.
n. Cassia bark,
f^.irw (ajs) 1. n. The Bel tree.
1 . f. Great-flowered jasmine, n.
Small cardamoms.
T^ff ("0 '/ Agreeablenesa.

IT. 551 (v) a. Heart-breaking, n.
Disease of the heart.
T>$T*(*0 1. m. Heartburn; any
disease of the heart.
jSmSft^ (ft) 5- A tree. Pentaptera Arjuna.
^T<S* (*:) 1 . m. The Btomach.
f .mi (:) 1. m. Hiccough.
1. m. Regret, sorrowing
for the absent. . Knowledge,
îfom (n:-Hl-ff) a. Written on
the heart.
W {V, ^Wffl 4. To rejoice,
exult, (^)^flfft 1. a. To tell a lie,
TfinT(H:-Tlr-B) - Astonished ; delighted; deceived ; disappointed
bent ; armed.
îta(sji) l.m. Any organ of sense.
l^ti.W (;) 1- "i. Krishna.
Phased, smiling;
surprised, disappointed,
ê.ga (!-r-tf) a. Well fed and
happy ; fattened.
TS.jrnHJ (*T:-<ft-<i) Happy, glad.
ê.^liTW (m-WT-W) a. Having the
bair erect through joy. [ry.
Te.^Ki.'-xiMi) H "PP7' roer "
^fg (fe) 2. /. Delight, pleasure;
pride, arrogance.
^ interj. Of calling to.

to fin) i./. Hiccough.
(*Tt) !/ Reflection, judging.
I. d. To resist, to vex.
(Ul %3ftl 1. c. idem ; to
be nicked.
(80 1. m. Obstruction ; injury.
% TlfH 1. a. To surround, (m)
T?ir 1. d. To disregard.
rsi (Si!) 1 . m. Passion, anger,
ffrww (WO 1 . m. A horse-dealer.
W^îRi 9. a. To be past birth :

to produce young ; to purify.
TtK (fit!) 2./. A weapon; a ray
e. [live.
^9" 00 2. m. Cause, origin ; mO'
yg* (*::) 1. m. An active cause.
a. Causal, instrumental,
^g-flr (JTT) 1./. Causation, i
<*rr5(. ((1-fl*t-*nr) a. Having u
^g.^T^(î) Disputation.
^TtJ adv. By reason or cause.
$trrwre(9:) 1 . m. Fallacious proof.
ÎT (fl;) 1. m. A horse of a dark
colour. 1./. A celestial courtezan ; fine woman, n. Gold.
^H.*^"?! (W:) 1. m. Coral.
^W.VK (*::) 1. m. A goldsmith.
(3:) 1. m. Range of mountains north aiHimdlaya.
%W-*pB (ftl!) 2. m. Fire.
*t?.^W (W) Sldva.
%*.^T*t W) 3. /. A medicinal
sort of mo on- plant.
^H.Jtfwit (wt) 3./. A perfume.
%W.^TW (U:) 1. m. Fire.
^fl-a^l^:) 2. m. Thorn-apple tree.
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%fl.TITC(<f) Blue vitriol.

Â.-^wr (mi) 1 . m. Tlie glomerouB
fig-tree. /. O) Sort of moon*.^^(*:) 1. m. Idem.
VPT () 5. n. Gold. 1./ Planet
Mercury ; winter.
Yflfl (*-*) 1. m. n. The cold
season, winter (Nov.-Dec.)

Tfl^l.mq (Wi) 1. m. Elephant or
wood apple. [tain jtferu.
îpft-y^H (Tp) 1. m. The raoun^H.gÎ {*10 1. n. The Arnica tree ;
China rose, m, Champaca ; Lodh
tree./. (" Bengal mndder.
^jr^* (*:) 1. m. The Champaca.
/. fswi Yellow jasmine.
SH.W (i-wr-M) a. Like gold.
CST) 1. /. Varna's wife.
%fl.Tnm (*Ii-#-iJ) a. Full of
gold and gems.
YH.Tlfii'*! (*t) 3./. Turmeric.
YU5J 1. n. A goldsmith; a
lizard ; a touch-stone.
$H.T03) l.n. A pearl.
^H.iTff (iffO 1 . m. Vishnu.
Yfl.fW(.W) 1-/. A medicinal sort
of union-phut.
Û.WTO (w) 1. n. A necklace.
%HTT(TO l.ta. Gartida; a lion ;
iSumera; Brahma; Champaca.
YflTf^ (fi(:) 2. m. The mountain
iter*.
^(^N-^r-fl) a. That should be left.
(O 1. n. A Bort of tiara ; illusion of a demon ; turmeric,
(**:) 1. m. Gmesha ; b buffalo ; a proud hero ; a Buddhist.
TC*T.*nnft (ft) 3./. Durgd.

%T*r.Y5 (50 1. m. A country iu
the Dekhin.
"?fcv (*;) I. m. A spy.
1. n. An attendant on
Shiva i a BifAMijf .
$WBt (^t) 3./. A potherb.
Tnr 0*t) 1. n. Disrespect, disregard , dalliance.
W (STC) 3./. Wanton dalliance i

contempt; moon light.
^wr.^W (V-) 1. m. A horse-dealer.
ifa (foi) 2. m. The sun. /. Dalliance, [horse.
il [m <3) TTS 1 . a. To neigh as a
(fl) 1./. Neighing.
(*1) 5. m. A horse.
3^ interj. Of calling to.
interj. Of calling.
3"*(n:) 1. >". A follower of the
Mimdngsd philosophy ; a sceptic, a. Causal.
%H (H) n. Hoar frost./. 0) Yellow jasmine, a. Golden ; cold.
WT (tt) 1. m. Name of a month,
n. Winter, a. Wintry.
Sflfl l.n. Idem.
SflPfl-fT (^^FT-îj o. Wintry.
11*11 1. m. b. Winter.
W 1. n. India./. O) Ftfr.
tod'; yellow myrobalaa; n moonplant ; orris root ; Ganges.
%Wft* (tfj 1. n. GAt' prepared a
day uefure it is used ; fresh butter.
A thief.
() 1, m. Kurtavirya.
(*!;) 1. m. id.
%T inlerj. Of colling to. j

Tr ^lfif I. Togo, depart.
^l^ff 1. d. To disregard.
nr 1. m. A raft, a boat.
YTT(Vt) 1. w. A robber, a footpad,
^lof (5;-Tf-5> p. Stolen, n, Stolen
goods. [Veda order.
Yti? (tit) 4. m. A priest of the Rig
N) 1. n. Burnt- offering ; ght.
(:) I- - Same as
%Pll*f 1 . n. A place where oblations are offered, m. The priest
that offers them.

%Tfl(H:) L. m. Burnt-offering.
VH/giS (?) A bole in the
ground for sacrifices, an altar,
îfl.wi (Bi) 1. w. The smoke of a
burnt -offering.
%IW.*rW*! (W) 5. . Aehea of a
burntoffering.
YTO^n [qT*-**iV>TI0 o. Offering.
ilKTftT (ftp) 2. m. Sacrificial fire,
ilffl (f:) 2. m. Clarified butter;
fire; water. [oblutiou,
%rfal(ft) 5. nt. The offerer of an
VKJ (Ti) 1. /. The rising of
sign of the zodiac; a mark or
line ; a work on astrology.
WWI (*in) It/. Throning Ifoli.
?I^T i/er;. Expressive of calling
to or challenging.
Bt infer/. Idem. [priest,
tie* a. Relating to a
W (up) 1. n. Clarified butter.
?ns.Wfl (wi) l. Sesamum.
^ () 2. a. To take away
" secret* With ^1 or fa, to hide,
deny.
6 )
^PB W^frT 1 . a. To move or shake.
^11 adv. Yesterday.
^B5r fl) a. Of yesterday.
(VR- o. Zoem.
^nfF 1. n. To cover.
Xffaw(*lO 1./. Censure; shame,
â; 1. m. A deep lake ; ray of
light. [crocodile.
^K-Ht 1. m. An alligator or
!*f>pft (*) 8. /. A river in general ; lightning,
^tf 5>jnmfir 10. a. To speak.
S(W ^f 1. a. To sound; be small.
^f%W (W;- - rTt-) p. Sounded; diminished, [shortness.
*fW* (flt) 5. nt. Smsllnes;,
^f^ff Very short or
small. [dwarf.
5 WW-*0 a. Short, m. A
g^.jrStTSr (ET) I./. A plant, ife-
dysarum lagopodioides.
Î&.tjk (i:) 1- m. A short kind of
kusa grass. [sia.
HB.ipW (*=) 1. nt. A sort of Bas^Srftr (fin) 2. m. The gigantic
Asclcpias.
^9[T (TO I. m. Medicinal root,
Jfoafto" / a dwarf.
^T? *TOTl.*To sound.
(^:) in. Noise, sound.
^Tt\l (^l-Mt-ft) Sounding.
/, Ct) Lightning ; Indra's thunderbolt; a river ; olibunum tree.
^15 1. m. Sound, noise.
fi^tn(W) I./. Censure; shame,
f^rf (iR-UMf) a. Ashamed, modest ; portioned : taken, n. A
share or portion.
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fsrfa(firO 2 -/- Taking, conveying.

f^JWIH Wt-*f-*f) p. Taken, attract ed.
fi53T) I. A perfnme.
faîrr 3. a. To be bashful.
H^t (^1:) 3./. Shame, bashfulnees.
!ft*t{*0 Modesty, shame ;
fear, terror.
Cî ! *V-T) Ashamed, modest, m. Lac ; tin.
J^W l. o. To be modeBt
or ashamed. [ed.
5ftfani(ir:-7Ti-fr)a. Modest, ashuin^tiT (*:-WMn) a. Idem.
ijt<1 (W:-Ttr-<T) a. Idem.
T$t.filTVQ{Q') 1. m. S h am el ess n ess.

!Stni i (HIt-*ri\-Wq) o. Ashamed.
"jffix. {K) 1. . A drug and perfame, Bala.
^15^ (^) 1. . Mem. [go.
^(B) 5^f<T I. a. To collect : to
{mi 1 <* idem.
Sfif^ ('W) 1. n. Putting to shame ;
excelling. [passed.
T?ffT (T:-TtT-*i) P- Shamed ; sur-
1 . d. To sound inarticulately ; to neigh ; to go.

^Tt (Tt) I./. Neighing.
T^TS(^) XEITfw 1 . a. To move,
arn^nfrr 1. a. To cover,
im () Wfnrfw 10. a. To speak.
3gf V?fH I . n. To sound.
WT^ (ff) Wi^fl 1.*. To be or
moke glad ; to sound musically.
Wia; (^:) 1 m. Pleasure, joy.
SfT^W (*! I. n. Delight.
(*l-HT:lfj p- Delighted.
(*) 3. /. The oliuanura
3fftîl 1./. Shame, modesty.
Stj (3>;-'5is-'3i) Ashamed, modest, hi Lac; tin.
NO I /. Neighing ; braying
T Tfir 1 . a. To move or shake.
Sf^f?I 1. o. To bend.
WUfa 1 - a. To emulate ; to call ;
to challenge. With ^r, when
rivalry is meant, and with ^31,
ftr, f*r, and ^, the verb is depo-
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ADDENDA.
A LIST OF WORDS
Which occurred to the author in the course of classical reading, t
the pages were priated to which they properly belong.*
^Hin.TO? (*:-*iT-ir) a. Born of

one who was born of God.
^.Tfl tîr) 4. m. An inferior agent.
^V-flit (31 1. a. Condition of an
inferior agent,
*nrw.2TH a. Inactive.
^.WOT(W:-wr-Wi) a. Unable, weak,
impotent.
*.^H?(?:-T-W) o. Chaste, [ested.
*JH7Sn( (UJt-Ht-w) n. Disinter**RrVI (*:-VMf) a. Disinterested, i a different.
^.WW (î-fll-fl) a. Of fixed
[he.
VfW.fijwsi (yi) I. n, Happy place,

^WW.fsiKjjftl (fftt-fir) a. Unsaved,
unblessed.
TOTT^ t^-Tr-O a. Fasting.
^fBraTS {^ll-*TH-flO n. Innocent.
^rerSTTI^ a. Unmarried.
VSie.T'l (^j:-^rr-^) a. Growing
withoat cultivation.
TO*l^(r:-*r!-si)a. Houseless, having abandoned all.
^.irfV^ (^:-?!-?) a. Inexperienced, foolisli. [hearted
*J%9.T?*! {Il-VT-V) a. Hnrd-I Wsf*r(^ : -*[-ij) n . Idem.
Most of Ihcso words are taken from the Bli&gmat Pm&na. Those to which
asterisk is prefixed, will be fouad in their proper places, but without die mean
ings hi
^JTV-Sr^ (wi) 3. m. A sage, one

knowing and enjoying God.
^P3HTiq^ (ij-qfi-'a') a. Ever festive or huppy (heaven).
Va^tf) a. Soft, smooth,

^fiOTrTiSsr (wr) 5. m. The universal
spin
emg.
^rfW.ST.Jjir (ir:-^ri-li) a. Possessing all the intellectual qaalities.

*<i,ir (Hi-irM) a. Unapproachable,
unattainable.
tirre.ftn*(*i-*T-*) . Un&thom^JlTV.^re (H:-vr-) a. Idem,
**jjq((*i-^T-*). Without quailties (God).
^ftr.^H (^:-ft-^) a. Intended for
or connected with the maintenance of the perpetual fire.
*T3-W(W;-fn-lO a - Sin-destroying.
.BZjjTir (f:-n-si) a. Incoherent.
^js.filBEjfTT (Tti-TTT-Ti) a. Purified
^W.n^TqvC?;-^!-^) a. Cleansing
the fillh of sin. [ing.
vr.irfo (^s-mr-ts) a. Sin-destroy-
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tffn (fi-m-4j a. Sinning, m. A

sinner. [iug all sin.
â.J?5'? rtt-qW) Destroy^T-HT^ (W;-Wl-if) o. Sucking the
toes (a child).
m.fani CS-'-UHl) a. Inseparable,
firmly attached, [water,
^^t^ fct-^r^) Having clear

^^f-^l 5 - f- Interminable
hatred.
^waifir 1 . a. With sfw and fir, j
To be contained in, be implied
or understood.
a. Bold.
^.mH (ll) I- m - An inferior or inBigniQcaot person.
^s(.tilf*f.5i (:) I. m. Daksha.
*VHVX (til) I./. Illusion.
^fsiWTTOST (WT-mr-W) a. Of uncontrolled spirit, wild.
^Tit.f5*I5t (!f) 1, n. Bond of ignorance. [God.
f.7i5jT! (UHJmO a. Ignorant of
^ra-f*nS () a. Idem.
i^t adv - Improperly, unworthily.
^.BPm(W-m-H) Awake, alert.
^.vm (î-A-^Sj a. Incomprehensible.
*PPK.^W.H% (fUN-fa-fBI) Of
incomprehensible powers.
^fif.Wfftn,(*f-PMt-rt) a. Transgressing unavoidably ; allowed
to be irregular. [tive.
tffl.tire(9:-n-'3) a. Very destrnc(Hi-SI-lt) Eager, not satisfied, [ot.
VSH.-CTT, () a. Looking eagerly
^Rjnfq^ (*t-fl*t-ft) . Very

angry.
^^11*1 <W:-i Cruel.
*^wr (W) 1. n. Disregard, neglect ; invisible state.
*.<*Vsr (STJ-ft-l') a- Rich, happy.
**fal.<1 (tfH3\t-ft) a. Of uucorrupted mind.
^Sff.^T (HS-W-ir) Invisible.
^seT^H.^'a () Having
never been seen or heard before.
^.^tH adv. Near, soon.
^3.'*'^ Wonderful in working. [matter.
(JT) 1. n. Spirit opposed to
WASPS'!. (*f-f*fl t*J a. B-'S h -
^ftpr.ii (*-<M") Wooden.

fine eyes excelling the lotus.
^fsn^B.WS (tit) 4. m. Jama, the
appointed puni slier,
^fa.ffa* a. Spiritual.
^fij.lfa^ ) a. Natural.
^fv^3-wPi.5iiT(ni-t(-'ij a. Meditating profoundly, [universe.
*fil.iTWre(*0 Lord of the
^r.n fan) 1. /. A wife that
ought to be exchanged for another.
^r^.iÎ (^t> 1./. Idem.
^vmT*l.*ni (W-IIT-Tij a. Persevering, determined,
^.tw (t.-TT-V) a. Unstable,
wns.faw ("a) 5, hi. A sage.
**sr*l (r> l.n. PmShk.
Vlftfl (aj:-wi-^) a. Boundless ;
| ttc plus ultra.
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^=tf*r<T.*rrmi fc*VMifJ a. Disappointed.

W.^tsniT (TT) 1./ Non-subjeo
tion ; independence.
(Wi-Wr-H) a. Unknown,
not experienced. [unfit.
^STSffliT (H;-7n-7f) o. Disagreeable,
*WfPK (W:-nn-*) a. Endless.
WfT.ffurt:-*!-*;) o. Of endless
excellencies.
^spa.T>: (K'-Kl-t) a. Boundlees.
^spfl.flTfiTif. (^t-Mt-faJ a. Very
deceitful. [tent.
^l=H.wf (fat:-fa:-fiff) a. Omnipo-
^sr.aj%l(^(fr!-fit-fl)fl. Self-moved, [fixed on God.

^T=q.Wr?('Ji-ifl-^) a. Of one mindi
v^.T^vm^ (un-wrHS) in
tent on.
*^fifaw (ir:-HT-lf) a. Irregular.
VIIW (V.VJ-M) a. Shameless.
tÔ 1- A proprietor
without title or claim.
^SRPW [V-*MJ a. Independent
of any one.
3 adv. Accidentally
"w (T) 1. . The contrary of
what was intended.
*W*10C!-1T.*) a. Sinless, [able.
(W-W-W) a. Unfathom.
^5I^n(B:-H[-}o. Equal, not inferior. [ ed _
^T.UJBT*t(ir;-srT--5i) a. Dcrang.
îWr*T (iTMrr-jf) a. Fickle.
**nrfIW (rf;-Jjr-?i) o. Idem.
*W*fyptVm.(m-m-m) a. Unsteady, bad. [ous.
(*:-ajt-) a. Not envi-
TOCJ f^-'f-V) a. Not envious.

^STTfBr(3i7) l. n . Cruelty to one's
own family. [ enfc
'W^H.^T (C!-Î-<) a. Disouedi**JTT[ (Hi) I. m. A stranger.
W.^r a. Having no
leader, confused.
^rrfVsO^.TT.-i) o. Unmoved by.
^fa*rif?r oi/t;. Involuntarily.
îiTiQfiT(in) I./. Unworthiness.
'flfif'^B! nrfy. Unintentionally, in"Bfl^m (W-W-) a. Unspeakable,
^.ft^nsrw (srrr-*ri;-sr:) a, Guilty,
one whose sins have not been
exp^ted. [ed,
, *.fip4?wr*Cr;-n-fjffl. Un8nish.
^.ftlSTi (flMff.-ri) a. Unhappy, miserable.
V.fiWTt (Jfc-ur-!;) . Miserable.
^fiI?'flir(iir-Tn-5i) a. Fixed, right,
not to be abandoned.
**H")n (ip-JIMi) a. Unable.
o. Minute.
^^.Bjfwisr (*ft-fitr*t-fnr) a. Kind.
^^fwTfflWST (an-WI-m) a. Compassionate
HIHTO a. Occasional.
adv. At different times.
WjHn(sf) l. n . Praising.
^Ttfftm* (.*i-*M*) a. Wasting
or wasted away.
fJ^.5Tm: (K---X1-T) a. Anxious
to please or favour.
SST.fw (Utt) 1./. Anxiety.
*|iJPni (qm-^Bt-TfT) a. Running after.
VjfltH (si) 1. a, Solicitude.
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WfrsfVT CWi-WT-*) Proceeded out of.

^n.TO a. Following.
(*) 3. /. A way.
^wqW^r.UBH('fil"'fc-rf) ".Whose
ways ore uo searchable.
^tWffl(fI;-in-7I)o.Unblameable.
TOgjt; arfu.Froro the beginning.
mmt (fl:-Trwi) a. Unconnected
with.
^pnrapIlT (Sfi-WT'-W) a- Minding.
qyiftwH (t""St-*J) About 10
follow in death.
^q HWHW (UO 5. m. Granting
all that is sought ; prayer-answering, [his subjects.
*RT^B.3ai(3i;-arT-5i)a.Be]ovedby
W*J% (T-TT-l) P- Effected.
.ftrHTT (t:-TPT-T) a. Anointed.
adv. Yearly.
^ja^ST. (ifo o. Following.

^TW tW-tt.*) n. Subject to.
*WWsPT (:-mif) o. Following,
imitating, m. An attendant.
^pnrresr.m:(T:-^r-<) a. Obedient,
^ffi (W-WMt) Denominated,
(li) inrf- Having said.
(^:-^T-T) Unconcerned ;
thoughtless, careless.
VtH.-tm (ni-HT-lf) Devoted to
falsehood.
^5nr.KS CH:--I-"i) a. Having
many holes or troubles.
(T^ft-nJ o. Immoveable.
"^ftfTO [ms-mi-si) o, UnparalM
^migT.^friw {"ft ) 5. m. A chamberlain, [row; disease.

Hî-ip; (tO 1 - m - An internal arâ.Hsi^r'ffTT (7f) 1. n. Internal
desire.
^*t.^(T:) 1. JH. A hell, [blind.
C4Mtcft) Mentally
^wlwnTiur (mi wi-w) a. /(fan.
W^.4t . Alienated
(from God).
V!.'*rrf^r (Hi-HT-lf) a. Moved by
another ; not moving itself.
VHtipnt (5ti-il-^) p. Followed,
pursued.
W.QOT (<$-Tm!) " Cruel.
'flTHB.^'r (*:-WT-b a. Mentally
debased .
^.Trf/RTiltfr.' WMI) o. Foolish, inexperienced, [offspring.
*rqat.*TH (H:-flM*) o. Desirous of
1W1 (31) 1./. Childhood.
a- Of
unbounded excellence.
*r*.fir* V- Pierced.
WTffVl.wftW (*:-*T-*f) a. Dismissed ; dead,
^q.tu (n:) 1. m. Piercing and

spoiling (a gem).
Vt.lOl (0 ! m. Cessation.
^H.^rn lfif>fili-fw) . Forgetful.
*R*w.ftajm Cî-^T-^) n. Bereft
of sense, confounded.
^ m*,<t< y*t*) <* 0ut o( rcftCU
beyond reach.
Viraai(cBi) 2. m. Sudden death.
^r<ftst(W:-n-^)o. Most excellent.
SB (Vi-Wra) a. Wicked.
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(q:-HT *f) a. Fixed, nol

reluming, dead.
^rnjHIII CB:-n-lf] p. Incomplete.
^TT<m.qi.sET<SI (<B:-*IM*> a. 01
the same religion.
VS*PK.i?t {v\:-vt: f) a. Regarding God as in nil things.
VVV (*jr-ill-*i) a. Gone, removed.
VITîSI (â) 1. n. Iramnturily.
^JR(:-HT-^') a. Undefmable,
Wftr^T (?f T-a?) a. Irresisti-
ble.
[lit;
^nfir.^sm im) I. /. li
^nfff.yj (W) a. Inoffensive.
^nffT.w^TT (W-WM?) o. Unsatiated. [indestructible,

^TlfirTlT (Wi-iTT-f) n. Irresistible,
W.^STftr(fTi fff: o. Dyspeptic, [tive.
npftn (Hs-W-Tij a. Sober, atten^Hfir^.fa^ (3) o. Incapable of
weighing evidence, ignorant.
*BH17JH1 (B)) 1. R, Impurity; ungovernableness. [swim.
^S^H (Hi-jrT.jf) a. Unable to
(w: a. Friendless.
nRV (7: TT-f) n. Friendless.
WS.W^ (ws) 1 . m. A Brdlman.
V&Fi (^:-î-*r) a. Living on wa^lUTeji (^-î-tp) a. Idem.
^.fa=f (*s) 2. m. A tear.
^.TO'YlH:. o. Unfit to be
H*m wftjs? (ft-fwft-fn) a. Eating what is unfit.
Oft 51-5) a. Not good, wicked, n. Sin, evil.
^ftSlftt*(W:.asT-Tl a. Voluntary.
^.fiW<iTr.trir"{ft!-P|:-f^) a. Having the bands joined.
^fn.WS (gi-Tji-g) o. Surrounded
by, possessed of.
**fi?fsra o. Conquering, m.
Vishnu, f. Mid-day.
^fiT.^niW lî-fa^r-Sr} a. Making
known, showing.
*fi?.^T<T*r (n'j . Being trampled
upon by elephants as a punish^f^.^nr(nii-nrr-i4) p. Oppressed
^fif'înW P- idem.
I ^fw.ii*mpr (l!**n-ij p. Meditat
I ed on. [into.
I ^5r.fHTfinT (fli-ar-rf) p. Plunged
! ^fH-HTWsr (m-art-W) a. Firm,
I daunted. [ed
j ^ftmnqmq (:-*!-*) p. Address
| îrH.flRjnil (T:-ir-f) p. Regard
ing. [tivo.
*[it.HW5T (*T:*HT>?tj a. DcstrucfijflI5T.5S='I (H:-arr-^) a. Hum
blc.
*flftl.^ftnr(Tf:-Br-tf) p. Obtained
*lfw*rn=T <>T:>*n-*) n. Transition
change. fjfraid
^fw.ftwr^w (TT-fsl\-fj) a. A
*5fn.3jfffi (fill:) 'l.f. Manifesting.
sqfw.srajflTJrw.-in ij p . Manife
[of, showing
*na* (*:-*r-s) n. Indicative
^fw.ÎTâ (Tr:-rfl-fi) p. Spuken,
p ion ou need. [united,
^fv.^.îj (JT!-al-7i) p. Joined,
vTv.^K (K'-KT-K) a. Removing,
destroying.
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(mt-wn-^ff) a- That should

be worshipped. 1 . m. A god.
enemy i on good terms with nil.
Wf^l (TTi-m-w) p. Distressed.
WT*rtWF (m) 1- / Respect.
Mft-firfVftO i" llu man, m. A Rdkska&a.
WflTHTI_ (WT-Wr-W) Of uodcfiled mind, holy.
W.WWI(W) 1-/- Sincerity.
^finr.SaiH (H-W:-W) * Very
glorious. [tax.
*1t<tVV (Vi a. Full of nec^?T,M Fr e from
birth and death.
^WHJ.fPTTTftr^ (t fiial-fat) i.
Feeding on carrion.
^Siu/sre (ft:-fi&-ft) a - 0f unerr ing view, mind, or decision,

îrnt.VTfasifl (TlT-m-w) a. Never
disappointed.
1. n. A hell. [ed
^TOr.f^ltî-Ô o. UnprecedentV.Xfin (Vi-H-V) - Spiritless.
WF(ni) I. k, A refuge,
w.fta (W-W-lt) Not empty.
TOTO Wi-<tI-<) . Having red
eyes. [We.
(tj: tn-n') n. Unseen, iiivisi*J*f^Cfl--f<rt-ft) a. Shapeless.
q j l ftW I (if) I. FaUe wor^s.BTft Favourable,
tgsfa (flj 1. n. Design. [ful.
V* < Profilable, use*A*Pt (ffc-ftp-ffc) Selfish.
^^r(TT) 1./ Searchof wealth.

^TOHTT (W-tT-*)p. Distressed.
vafaTI (ifi-WMll a- Unperceived, masked, incognito.
*"Bf5JtTpaaj a. Suddenly dead. [invisibly.
VTO.rfll (fiP-fip-fil) a. Moving
V?[flH.fT (T:-Tn-T) a. In dis:, incognito. [power.
vafHr (fl:-WT-{) a. Able, having
âiaq.tT'J a. Friendless.
(Ht-HT-IT) o. Disappointed in one's desire.
^3I3{z:-Z[-Z) a. Not libidinous;
chaste. [minished glory.
^H-lfiPR, (ni-HI-*) a. Of undiflW.-tTaJt (fls-HI-li) a Inert, [ed.
^w.wure (Wi-Si-TIJ a. Thin-waist^ftW*f*(ffc-ffc-filj Of little
^B.fqTIW (TO I. A hell.
{V) 1. ra- A variety
or number of incarnations.
^.^ti'S ("fN-TBT-w ) a. Free from
debt or obligation.
^ 4*ftqnH T p. Placed in.
V^mr.Sn (Ut-W-W) n. Naked.

^TiTif.lTr^sr (3r-<?T-<() a. Bowing
the head.
WfSnTH (Wi-W-tf) o. Prostrate.
^fa.^ fr-tHC) o. Roving, vagabond.
^.fjf5flm:r(5tr-5rr-^] p- Loved.
Vrfir.WTO () I. The globe.
^^.f^H (W-WT-li) p. Consumed.
(T-*-*) Enclosed
in a body, incarnate, incarcerat-
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fffWI (V:-TT-i) p. Surround^T.TOOTPI {*t:'TT-w) a. Desirous

of obtaining or alighting, [son.
^H.^JWI(WT) 1 ./. Adorning the per^(9H.f (fa: -fa-fa) a. Disappointed, [missed.
^^".^S Removed, dis^WJ.'SHK*) a. Regarding as nothing. [mind.
^T^ja-afi((f!l:-rfl:fH)a.Of fixed
^*.fTW.T>;".'BTT (i:-^!-^) aHaving all the senses at rest;
impert ui table.
^lf?7iTBf'9 Cf%=-fw:-f i a> Willi
hands juined.
VIIVT: (TO I. hi. A mint.
'Vliw.fn^ ($i:-X;)B. Headlong.
*^fWTO(W:-TO(-wi)u. Unchangeable.
^fi|*K (T) i- n- Immutability.
ÔfHi*i (^t-lfMi ) a. Unchangeable, [bable. !
^faepsnr.iraTf (W) . Impertur- i
^P>5ia.nfff (f^-fai-fa) a. Uniin- I
peded. [ed, constant.
^fafws (^:-si-Ti)a. CJuinterrupt- |
^fwalTftrafai (fo-fsdi-fai) a. Of j
un ulte rub I e attachmen t .
KfqS.*rtfl:-B[-fl) a. Unsatisfied, [nittl, perpetual. :
^fa^tfal,, (t-fflift-ftr) o. Peren^fT^ (li-H-<J Unplaced ; an- !
equalled.
^fi.Sir (31) a. All-seeing.
^fasîs (^T:-*) a. Of unequalled glory, [nerieoccd.
^f5nHITllIJI^(Wt-(It-m) a. Unhurt,
though exhausted. [jocular.
^fVsigar (aj:-:u[-ai) o. True, not
^frofaii (w;--dT-rf) a. Concealed.
^farsnir.Tjr_ (W) a. Viewing all as
one with God.
^fT^S.Hfr (H:-<n-Wj a. Done
thoughtlessly.
'Ssftrft <H;-Tri-H) a. Few.
^q<n(m) |. . Seeing.
^^TS^T (Hl:-J5T-*J a. Desirous
of seeing. ^ [water.
(^Ti-TflT-'^) a. Living on
âra.lffT(ftf:-cIT-7i] a. Guing slily
or imperceptibly.
^"ra.T^'.-^T-? ) a. Inarticulate.
^SI.TSiij; {(S(.wi fii) a. iMysteriîai7S.1)I.I>^(W) a. Penetrating;
knowing what is not evident.
^.ajfjrwTf';* (O-fr^t-ft) a. Stea-
dy, stedfast.
^l*fHtit(irr-^[- , if) a. Not cuzicealed, upen ; immediate.
WflJr(*:-SI-"d) a. Inexperienced.
W.WtC^:-^ : -f a. Sincere, up.
right.
WfSTlfc*tf 1. n. Fasting. &c.
Îtlf=rt.': (*:-t>T) a. Disastrous.
*^H(w:-vii-*f) n. Inauspicious.
*fiEHI (^-WT-iS) a. Untamtiiblc.
unbridled.
*J*J.3i9Jl (Wt) 1./. A tear.
^.W^si (m-an-si) a. Weeping.
V*.T^(T)5.m. A horse-stealcr.
(IT) a. Ignorant of
the future.
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vJ.ufttfflO 2./. Abiorptii

non-returning to life.
^^rfTJTCrt-fTsil-fV) a. Alone,
attached to the world.
ûfaiTrnjri! (un-sn-so "
from ties or attachments.
^3. Capricious. j
wr^tST. (*) a. Unlike . evil-eyed. |
Wfipni^) 1. . Distance; destruction.
LWim rt) <*!> Incoherently ;
unseasonably. [duty.
^ WHHH (*C0 "' Attention to
WW l flHI (fl:-1f-*) Incomparable.
^Q.iaTr(K) Blood-thirsty.
*Bm*w [<*) Ncver c,osin s
the eyes in sleep, all-seeing.
WVÔO 5- w. A creature.
WBt C*-*I-*) Shedding
blood; bleeding. [blood.
^Wfifif (^ÎT-'B) a. Covered with
^qfi (fu;-f"!) Unrestrained.
WSfaw.fPT (*r:-Tfr-W) a- True to
one's vow, faithful.
W*t ($MM) Foolish.
(û^l-^) a. Fixed, unchangeable, [fectly pure.
^W7E.lf (fci-fs.i-fiir) f. Not
burned, unhuried.
^pgWim (W) 2. . A flood of
*f*.FrcS (E: Snake-bitDisinterested;
causeless.
T^#f**1 (flS-^Mi) a- Confused.

ÎBE.TTSW^-tfr-iâ. Distracted.
w t umfi f ifili-fioftr) Overpowered (mentally).
Free îlf>agi (^) 1 , A. The whole.
; ^ms.^Jf^ (J.-'JI-'j; a. Afraid.
i. ' ^Tf^t'i'Cii-'nr-'n ')p. Covered with.
?yed. I *^!W>aj (sj:-3n-^] a. Fruitful,
de- : ^raj?tt>5T I^Vfatft-fa) a. Very
pmud. [tressed.
^trRmamf-i:-^!-^} p- Heated;dis^Tjjt-f^ll n. D:stre>sed.
WlflB.ifiltfi'S (3T:-ifT-5i) a. Having
5iW3rr.l55T (Ti-sil-^) Idem.

*ism.^ (rp) 2. m. One's own
ÎSJ.Ti^t^Wi (>*:) I. m. Knowledge of spirit.
UiffT.fT^ (W) < Unconfmed, at
liberty, independent.
*^mr<N ( n) 1 . / Oncneas with
God ; life. Also^TtJTannd %m%^T3T^ n. Giving one's
self.
a. Suicidal, [tion.
WlUT.fii^37r(^) I- Self-dedica^HIT.ITTI (W) 1. "'. Origin or author of spirits, from whom they
emanate. ["f spirit.
*.3Wf5I (fa:) 3./. Knowledge
'BIHT^tr (W-TM) Enlighten-
ethe
Ind.
^TUI.^'r^ t-fîfl-f^) o. Satisfying the spirit.

^lffl.^stiM: WI-tO". Arising from
one's self; sclf-esistcnt, underived.
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Hlfflmi(TPMrit-Wr) a. Knowing
the spirit. [the wise.
^raiTH-n^ pp) I. m. a. Chief of
^limi (1!) l.f. Knowing one's
self to be a part of ihe deity.
mm lf5 (ft-fa-i* Regarding
what one haa as one's own ;
selfish, [trouble.
WlPrre ! n. Self-torment,
^TJB.Sfl^ I. . Self-dedicntion. [ced.
*^TflWlR'(:r;-^r-tf} s. Self-prodn**HW.WIWni(WlIT-?r)a. Absorbed
in. [God.
ÔTW (UJ:-W-W a- Absorbed in
-WWTWre (:) 1. m. Likeness of
one's self,
^rarrriH (W:-T-W) a. Delighting
in spirit or in God ; (God) delighting in himself.
întrTOI (WT-4l) ". Containing all in himself (God). [self.
mnfllff (W!-Wr-H') a. Relating to
î*irt l.w. God.
ÎWW.JHTir a. Devoted
exclusively to God. [mind.
^mrainj (oi) 1. n. Intentness of
ÎSI.^Sj (g":-jj;-TJ) Arising
from one's self; self-existent,
underived.
(IT) 1./. Excess.
WT^TW%nm (IT-WT-tf} a. Mirrorlike.
^rf^JW (*Jl-7^r-ni) p. Besmeared.
^rfÔT 1. in. Brahmd.
^lEHIJS^ (mi) a. Respectful, respected, zealous. [diem.
W*W.*Tftn (O-ft^-ft) a. Obc-
^r^rpfK.^ffl'T, (tff-f'iiî-ffl) aCuntaining the beginning, the

end, and the middle ; being all
in all.
^lfw.HTfVfr^-^W) a. Material.
^lfsrg[r (Wl-WI-li) a. Withered
qjHTfH (si:-r-W) a. Lotus-faced i handsome.
^R^.sigrgiwtm! (tf) n. Weepingforjoy. [lessncss.
^rmai(PS) 1 . a. Barrenness ; child^ra^fi^r (HI;) a. According to
the heating.
* ^ra.iifir*(3T:-*r-it) a. Implied;
necessarily following as a consequence ; inevitable.
^tPRiH (m:-nj[-iq) a. Conferring
final bliss.
^l^HI'Tf.sFT'! *) Having the
senses pained and confused.
*11H.irm (Hi-m-B) a. Satisfied ;
having obtained one's wishes.
<SIWH.sft3 a. Satisfying, [of satisfying.
^rnHK.sflgsi (W) 1. n. Quality
^TSfflfifgTt(f[:-f1I-'ri) a. Preveuted.
^TH.;a^(^) a. Tender-skinned.
î^f^fl^ : *SI-^J a- Of Ibis slate.
.^T^TJiTg a. Long-eyed.
^RlfncT(r(:-frf-?0 Lengthened.
Îfl.^.^l^Jo.m. A physician.
^raa](Si;-BJI-ojj a. Conferring long
life.
*mK (tr) 1./. A spoke.
^KSrffil(w) l.u. risAiiii's weapon.
îf'XTHfa'i (<i:-5:-i!) a. Greatly
desirous of worshipping.
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W.^WBI^ m-V-M ) p- Wishing

to ascend.
W-WRftTC (T'-Tt-if) a.Entered
on profound meditation.
^lM^TV (T) I. w- An archer.
în.W (su:) 2. m, Friend of the
distressed.
'WFfaflNT-^) < Destroying pain.
^lf'a.VCf^-TI-T)
^WfÎ a. Beloved by
the good.
ÎW^'W {$) 1 >< Misfortune,
%WZ I. Bringing, pre(W-'Bi-^l) o. Wondrous in bis works.

îfTO^K^ji-TJ'-Tp Wishing to
move or go. [to nn Asur.
grafts (ft-f^t-flc) a. Belonging
*^Tf^T (r:-TH-?i)/>. Devoted to.
w*.*n*r (rar) ' / Uesire of
war. [delight.
IW^W'-') n - Conferring
XflrH.%tft^(^:-Î-<)o. Knowing
signs, understanding a hint.
V^lfmW (-Tt-li) 1. Meeting
every wish. [sacrifice.
T^mi^l (^,) Partaking *>f n
X**fi* (R") 2 - m - A ki "= i
T*^)fw (fH:) 2. m, Kwinu.
^Vflsf Inflamed,
angry.
VSWT 1. W. A year. [fill.
(5T:-*T-) o. Glotious, powcrTPlH.H^ (4} l.n.Thirt or influence of the senses and pas-
T1( ; -HT-li) Attainiug, going to.

*Wl('^) 3 -/ Diiivii.
*T'T (Wt) !./. /*"
Tflfl (l:-'BI-HI Sought.
' T*tK*r) 1./ Divine knowledge,
j TTr^.wrqw (w:-wt--*) o. Devout,
j (i:-fn:-fn) Haying
| the form of God.
i^tW^tW N) I. Foot of
| Gad's chariot ; time.
' iNvTCKO w- God uf gods.
, ^sfqlfl'-WirHnpTSt t=t: TI-"5f) a.
I Having a bright smiling face.
j **&frn () !. n. Life.
3!l.5[ifjf(lfr:-rfr! fn) a. Bose-born.
Î.SEg (Tp-fT-tj) o. Having terri-
seth.
i. Shm
STI.v^TJ (HI:) 5. :
^fcr (H) I. Dung.
5. m. The rooun.
gi*t ("ji-WIi-^'J P- Perforated;
scattered.
"3"rr;.WIwr (ST; m-V) a. Having
the eyes turned up s in death.
'Siq'inr (:-'ST-W) a. Joyful,
WWI (a:) 1. M, Abortion.
'ai^f'S (11) 1. n. Jumping.
^w.jiT^.qqu (w:-v*--vj) o.Trein'SnWg a. Wishing to
create.
g>C5p ca:-T-W) o. Facing the
north.
^K^laS (Wi-aiT-nj) n. Powerful.
**t4.*>fitfil (ffl>ftt:-f) a. Very
bright.
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"S^fa [frc-fan-fa) a. Having cut

the tie (of love to the world).
'STTtTft (ftl-ftt-ft) a. Raising up
or taking away an enemy.
'SIT*' <:-St-) a. Overflowing its
bounds (sea),
'a^pr.^nw* a. Having
the bow ready for shooting.
, 3^JtT.3ttr(^l:- 1 iTr-^) a. Having the
spear raised. [exercising.
'3TT'T (1 Hi ff) p- Performing,
's'sn.fî (Hs-UT-fl) n. Sorrowful.
qtymr m p. Afraid.
<3|T*(<S) l.n. Increase.
1 3%Tîffl (H:-WT-IT) a. Desirous of

^H.^JI* (Tffn-mt-Hs) Proud.
I. m. Height.
Î'H.f'flfT^(fl-fTill-fT) a- FeignV*m(*0 I. m. A roadman,
W CV-WT-tf) a- Hooted up.
WT-StSIH (<T:-m-it) p. Made to resound, vocal. [ed.
wJrtmm (lt-TI-i) p- Celebrat^."IJI (H:-5Tt-TIJ P- Concealed.
Smt.fvV (Hi-W-V) a. Of concealed resources.
*gnT^ (*:-W>tfJ p. Embraced.
<3?.^t*TOPT (Tr-*TT-i) ^.Collected,
filled. [quenting.
Wq.aiwt I. n. Enjoying, fre^T|njHPT(*r:-'rT-'sij;j. Distressed.
VqniVK (if) i. n. bleating ; distressing.
gTT.nwsr (10 1. m - A follower.
âq.UHa >'id. Taking up.
^.tftWT (Wi'f-*) Initiated.
^T.SPH ind. Delivering up.

Iffq.yn* (V-WP^) a. Weeping.
WTJT.WB (W-'IIT-'h') a. Ceasing
from works or from relying on
them.
Ceasing from all desire after
worldly things. fplay.
SSUKX.W W'-*T-3) o- Ceasiag to
*TOqRT(fc-ftj-ft)n. Having no
foe; being at peace with all.
^n.-^WWTT t*;-lr-lf) p. Be-ieged.
Î.^MUTT (ifi-lt-'IJ p. Attained,
known,
' atWWBI ' r W (jst) n- Being known.

gq."H*(9r:-*l-) 0. Reminding.
W.WI I. n. Apprehension.
<3T.*fnH (H:-fTT-a) p. Described.
^3TJt-#I^ (Wi-W-V) Calm,
placid.
^T.BT'BTBI'T (iHT-ilTMJJ) a. Placid.
CTr.ftrom (ifc-wWlp. Teaching.
gU.Tj.irjKflO I .m.End of the world.
*'3(f.TfS ( rP-fTr-rf) p- Dead.
, 3T.^t(^:) 1. in. Manoeuvre; flattery.
^Jlf^r (B:-HI-7f) p. Approach'aTTWiJI't ( ^t-fr^ft-ftl) a. Touch ^37.?tl.t (^rl.'-i?|:-fa) a. Infatuat^.7raiH''T)l/ Ridiculousness.
^Tre.g-Tt^C^. 1 ) l.m. Punishment,
3Wfa;K(<ff:-;fiH(r) . Conducive tn.
<9lT{q n. Of little worth.
*giTIHTl [fli-W-M) p. Come, arrived ; fit, proper.
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vmi (^r) 1./. Service, worship.

*3HWPI (iTi-W-'i) p. Sown.
'JSITJjrT;^:-^-*) a. Belonging W^-qrn (aj)
to both.
m. A ram i a cloud.
"a^.^Tfl fw-Bt-H) n. Of high rank,
(TfrimiA [limit.
^.finfrJTifli-w-iil a- Mighty, va'S^-^T (Tl-TT-^) a. Stentorian.
(tT:-fJT-fij p. Left, remain-
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ITR^ (^) 1. n. Such extent.
ing.
Wfw (*:) I. m. A king, [iizcd.
^lHfr.^Htl (W.-*n-V) a. Aposta-
*<3H?f fSMft-TTj a. Auspicious,

pleasant.
aifssW^nsiPPTl*!) o. Very severe.
<*ti*|tP9 (IP) 5. in. A young man.
WT.flfafB in. A sage of perfect chastity,
gif^l* (Wi-Wt-tfj p. Experienced,
TOIÎ^ IT:) I. m. An inheritor.

mmn it:) l. Shiva.
WTW (KO 1. Vishnu.
q^.HfR.Ostl;-*!:) n. Altcnllve.
S *Tu.nsre (nO 5. a. Intentness.
**ra.flffr (fn:-fci) a. Devoted to
^tPjiw (3t:-V-) o. Final, conWlfaqW (3) 1. n. Being devoted
to one object. [to one object,
v^tfara; ('ffl'-pfmt-f'a ) a. Devoted
(^r;-*r-*) a. Shaking.
*5T7T. (sr.*ft-iTi o. Moving (part of
creation).
Supreme authority, [prosperity,

?=S7a-fltl (U-wni) a. Giddy with
^mr (fr.-m-ii) p. Woven.
^TRjirci (i^) I. n. Regret, distress,

penance.
SjimfTl* a. Innate, natural, produced at the same time.
^|fHf>t*'.^t<I(Ti:-#t-)<i. Naturally wise, wise from the birth.
(Hff) 1. a. Inferior virtue.
(ai-er-^B) a. Caught by
a glance.
StiUS (*) 1. n. A funeral rite.
Wâr.flHI(q; iir-ti) a. Loving mis-
chief, [gold.
Îfc.SW (W:-ir-W) o.
(T) 1./ Gumc at
bidl, fives. [neck.
VVltitT (5t:-^t-^) a.
fTlM.^g-lg-.'-fi-jjorific teelh,
^ra.silTnr (STS-*FMtj
Bright as
Having a fine
Having tera. Terrific.
niair (jji-jri-jj) a. Idem.

qiWPBsr (Wl-m) a. Kind.
ÛlTlfiff a. Idem.
fmn.fimai (^ : ) I. m. Nccessary
consequence of works.
qi^.fa^Ti; (TO 1. m. Removal of
(bad) deeds tir their effects.
*<R^1 HT-ifM) a. Full of works.
î.'flsi(5f> l.it.Theieed of works.
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TO.WPWNJ 1 . n. Praltle of childhood.

W.V* (T:-rr-f) a. Having a
charming voice (a bird).
TOT (sf) ]. n. Quarrel ling.
WB.ÎIF (rtT-Tri.'-H:) a. Menially debased, [particle. ^VTRflCfl:) 1. m. Entrance of ihe
. /. An atom, a srafrgTs (;*;-;*>*) a. Playful.
difficulty.
H'^V (fi-m-tr) a. Of a tortoise,

Sfrtenr (H.'-'HT-it) a. Dishonoured.
(^:-^Mi) (i. Yielding
whatever ia wished,
T'H.jr *) a. Fulfilling the
desire. (lust.
(s:-31-5f) a. Infatuated by
Wrn.lmr (n:-in-*f ) a. Desiring.
TnifH*Ti (fli-nr-K) a. Lustful.
*T^3rr, {qTT-IHt-TfT) a. Instrumental, causal.
BJTTm.WTr (fT:-iTt-r] a. Caused.

wi^îr^T.inpufDi-'iit-inlo. Act ing under the influence of fate.
WH.-^fn (ft:) 2 - Time personi.
fied. [time ; death.
BjIW.finsiI (:) 1. it. Powe
^l^nn* IHJ-iTT-Jfi ^ Tossed.
flrififÎ ( nit; -an:- an ) if. Shining.
*t*I (^j! sjtWo. That should be
celebruted.
^wî (V.) 1 . m. A young animal.
adv. How much more.
lf.Vt(l<Vfli-fa) a. Stupid, wicked.
3t,*ri*nt;(<ir>fq*[-'fl)ri. Unprotect-
frar 9T=SHI (!!) I. nt. Di. -grace of

the family.
^.Jr^.wc (*:) 1. m. One who
causes discord in a family.
^raTTK (K') I.m, Disgraceofa
family. [Ganges.
Gained with
sr^T^* (m-Tri-fi) o. Idem.

wn.-aî (flt:-inr-ij) a. Made for a
little time.
1 'aafir^q (v.-^-^) a. Intent on.
, WTT.Mfr.ff^Cî-^l-ô. Friendly lo
i all."
: (^r-^-^) a. Friendly.
WrTTS (B:-m--g) a. Eating.
BfTywÎ o. Saved from
fear. [suffering.
BTJITirg (*:-tft-B) a. Labouring,
*WJTp3*] (li-ijr-'ila. Residing in.
WfTTKlflir (*:-[-*) a. Having
done all neccssarv.
ed.
^ftfVF.aiq(^rJ a. Angry, bristling

(Vli"*i) a. Malicious.
Ji.tnfipB (lit) 5. m. An impostor,
hypocrite.
of : , eTTinnr.ir':ire(:-^T^)a. Seated.
I wqm.l(Mtr-Tjl:-fn)o. Little- minded, [the poor.
^Rtl.Tpm?! (:-VT-4) a. Kind to
Wiir-afa (fa-fo-fr) a. Littleminded. [of worms).KiH.Vi^l (St)I. a. A htli (feeding
si-T^C :-*t-t) a. Thin-waisted.
*^f%?i; (ft) 5. ni. A sage.
^ff!Il(TO) 1. " Servitude.
lf^qr (^:-=(iI-*) a. Having rcfisn.?J (IT) 1. n. Efficient cause ;
us resigning all to God.
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fa[^Trfi (fill) 2. /. Capability to

Wt*Hr (*) 1. n. A plaything.
itll.HJI (Hi) 1. m. A toy deer.
ftf-VjCO Tender-hearted.
fWTOHpr (<t:-*TT-Ij a. Distressed.
WH.^ n. Distreaaing.
^W.^njir (m-VMr) a. Destroying
or palliating trouble.
SRW.WRT 1^1 a. Having trouble.
WH-fflfnw(JtMir>it-fil) a. Idem.
îg'O.SW (TT.:-HT-li) a. Having
the atoek of merit exhausted,
ffli) I. m. End of night,
^ftian (ao;-na:-nji) a. Perishable.
l.'m. A hell, [tient.
fflffTHflHTT([H-HW>-?t) a. Pa^W.Vf (Wi-HT-tf) a. Poor.
^ta.Wn* ON-flT-fl) a. Having
one's stock of merit exhausted.
Wff.WH a. Reduced by
hunger, [and thirsty,
^trt.itPItt (riT-wi-7i) n. Hungry
^fl^fll (*T;-flT-tf| n. Beginning
to feel hungry and thristy.
y^f^W (TO-WT-ll) a. Starving.
W.^TCtW (H:-r i) a- Sharp as a
razor.'
ijTfa.-fm () 1 . a. The face of the
earth. [hard.
(ar.-^rr-EB) o. Very sharp;
$fen (*!) >./ Play, motion.
^fwr(-fO 1. n. Play, trick.
^Sil (1T) 1 ./. Play, motion.
WmHt*i-*T-*() p. Tinkling.
VWfX (^:) ), m. Braying.
Jin^.Tftvra (sr:-*TT-^) a. Naked.

1rI.W (Ti-ITMt) o. Refreshed.
Jlir.îr a. Bold.
HH.iJt(ti-fll!-fi?) Without fenr.
WTf.*X (Kt-XT-X) a. At peace with
all.
JTfT.iras a. Afraid.
Ifl-Î^R (^:-^T-^) o. Unkind, onfeeling, indifferent.
flflTfa (fn:-fa:-fi() a. Free from
anxiety, happy,
*mr* lW:-*T-) a. Real, true.
iffil^n (n:-Jir-3i) a. Comforted.
JITHt( (W) 5. m. Vishnu.
ran (m-JIMi) a. Taking scents,
smelling ; redolent. [dcring.
B^K-S^S.^ [T;.J(I-i) a. Timninifr':.?^ (W-uT-fl) a. Very penetrating, [cooking.
JTlUrV (far;) 2. /. a complete
nra.*Jm (IS-W[-*) o. Emaciating.
firf'R (^fl:) I. m. Shiva.
(Xi-W-^) a. Desiring or
possessing good qualities,
Jiir.Tsrrare I. m. Life.
fliT^t (Hi-ffT-i) . Rich (food).
Ml.tf^l (^) I. n. Variety of quani!.3T(qt) a. Having qualities.
wn-ih*! ^-m-y) a. Poor (food).
BTn3rn.(<BHnia. Having qualities.
nSs (n: !lT ; Sr) a. Hon. m. Name
of a mountain.
Jjlrm [H:l 1. m. The best teacher.
(^:-T-^'j a. Important.
(X'-Xl-K.) Deep in
meaning. [deep.
JTTTWTi (^0 [. m. (God) dwelling
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wStW (ffc-f4s-fS) a. Of concealed
glory.
*.l<rttO*tl-*:-fil)*. Bewildered with domestic cares.
WT.wftq^ (UIH) 5. m. The pillar
of a house. [the house.
(T-V-i) a. Confined to
IZTOV.^tl^, (Hi:-rJi) a. Devoted
<l*t.i;^ (f:-^!-^) n. Incarnate.
(W) 1 . n. State of a planet.
HtB.W-S (^:) 1. m. A dog.
WW.^%(fe.fl) 8. Clownish i ignorant, [works of the flesh.
HI$VTTO!(<r:}m. Ceasing from ihe
B5|.^X fai- ^T ?) o. Invoked in
clouds.
BT.ÔS) a. Cloud-like, Muck.
wftH (rf) I . n. Loud grunt, roar.
*"B.ffl (TP-sr-li) a. Perspiring.
^fififl-TX*! a. Fainthearted, [eves, seeing ; visibleM3"$T5 (5.'-S) a. Having four

arms. [moon,
^S.Tn^fî-KI-O a. While as tlie
^fMfr.^flt (w) a. Chewing the
chewed ; seeking happiness
where others have sought it in
^rS.^WWtWl-ÎT-^fj o. Handsome.
tV'S [H'-W-Ttj a. Heart- searching, [mind.
fqvflsnf (Wt-lTMi) n. Fixed in
pT^.firWr^(:-^f-J a. Speaking
very kindly.
3 ) WT*
Pfl^.f^r%.5W(7|:-m-ll')B. Having power over matter and spirit,
faîsra {W) 1. n. Consciousness,
perception.
f^.QTI^fi( (fti-fti-f%) a. Long
senseless or careless.
1. n. Manner.
(3J0 1. m. Spirit. [ed.
îrPrfl (n<-VT-lf) p- Driven, expell(TTjjsrPSn (flf-flhn-ffi) a. Ohedient. [Vcdas.
W^RTO n. Full of the
firanrw (I:-*T-) p. Cut in nieces.
r.$t Csfc-tfti-ni) a.
5itww.HfT(r!r:-fif) a. Paralysed.
srsr.mf^ra (^t-ftsft-fa) a. infmualing.
snj.*if*ir (^-fwiVfis) o. Desirous of victory.
(<(:) 1. m. Poiaon at the
churning of the ocean,
srwft.TOpr (Ti-fi-n'j . Marine.
waTTO*fa (jfj ].n. Use of water.

fl[rr.îg-qr(>T[-qi) a. Delighted.
3im.*fl a. Agitated,
sns.^tf^ (n:-*j:--*p a. Trembling.
5)ia.T59q [9:-gt->j)a. Afraid.
WTr,.^ W-TT-â. Affectionate.
wreraruifan; W-fWt f%) a. Veiled, [alive.
St^Jfl (;-Wr-W) a. Dead and
STin(lfJ) I. Pleasure of taste.
^m.iTSt (iSt-î-'a) a. Knowing
God. [ en k.
(w.-m ?f) a. Ignorant,
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WI^TKW (WT-m) 1- All-wise.
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WBI.frfVw (ifli) l. / Desire to

know the truth or God.
irfllBf !li Hl-lf) n. Tims made,
in this state,
asjfa inrf. And so, thus.
iraxiUpK^t-fipR-f^) Siting truth.
7t*rrj3T(w)a. Resigning life.

IpMEff () 5. tn. A mortal.
tTHWldTi) 1./. Likeness to God.
Wfm*fo (fH:) 2. m. The lord of
hrat. the tan. [nance.
lR1W*r o. Doing pem-vfiit (fltt) 2. . A hell.
Jiwrmi [V.) n. Involved in dnikness.
fl^HTH (BTi-mt-Hi) <" Covetous.
Wtieav% (Ipr-^J'iV*^) a. Not
moving, standing.
ftijr.Tirali (*t) I f- Torment.
(Hi-W-W) n. Awry.
ft w^r pft 1 A EQuint ftW nrfu. (Cut) in pieces, [God.
s3l-J5") Pervading, n.
OT.*l(stt'ft() o Pleasing. satisfied.
<*i'*T*^) Pleneing.
WTOS|B_(Ii)5. ni. Light of lights.
Hffliftfwtf*:) . Transgressing.
Tq'ffi.'riHi (m-wii-t). Shameless.
Divine.
ft-wriw*: TO) 1- >. Lord of all.
VS^rft (fI!-(*r) a- Hiving its
source or origin destroyed.
Û;0ir:) I. m. Ahell. [ed.

?U^f? [I^t-fti-ri) a. Little-mindfni) 4. m. A ruler.
^S*S [S0 1. W. Vishnu's conch.
(Wi-m-'IJ /' Rolling an,
appearing on. [lip*.
&t~v4)- Biting the
^T^.^B((jii:-î*wf) a. Terrific.
Wt-Vft-V*0 Liberal.
^TUT^W ("90 l. "' Servant of
servants.
^TOJ.Slfl (HO L. m. Servitude.
fipWI CWTJ 1. /. A wish to burn.
fif*W(W-W-^) Wishing to b.
f^.Wifr (*) a. Resigned to fate.
Dejected,
helpless. [the poor.
Î vj^ MIJf (Hl-Ht-*) a HemI.""- Deliverance.
^STStTitst (5Ti-=n-5i) a. Preventing bad dreams.
^Tsm (^-UI-^l a- Hard to be
passed or ovcrpiissed.
5tHWpn5H (It-W-'i) Past
Guding out in his nays [God).
yTfl.iW (TJ-Î-'sf) Infatuated.
^B.^Yai {W-VP-vi) n. Terrific.
^T'H.nr^l OraniiV-Wi) a. Hard to get,
Û* Hard to at"g^SfTli) I. Reproach, a. Roughly spoken. [atti.iua.ble.
svz ^'Xi t) n. Impossible, nn-
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^W^ ^-^T-;') a. Infatuated, [ed.
-j^pq [wi-Tfl-sJ) o. W./betott^fltt ($:<Jt'ii') a. Angry with.
^Hl I 1 ?: ) 1 . n. A bad friend,
^pfn^ |*>*T-*) Intolerable.
^TKW (i:-qr.in) n. Hurd to ob^*5r.J^ a. Hard to endure, [desire.
^WK I. n. Bad reasoning or
î.'RW n, Radictilly
bnd. [voled to.
^.fw (tV.-fn:.Rr) a. Firm, dej?1>? [S?:-W) Sacred to the
goda.
^*f(.Waj (A) 1. m. Chief of soges.

^.Ci) (w) 5. m. A father.
^.JTH (W.-dT-Bl a. Incarnate.
^.7i*a Cai-'ST-'i*] n- Idem.
^T.*tT3r a. Corporeal.
^.nr^rxfaH (Tf-fliTf) a. Destitute of ull except the body.
^?.fl|fsi^(*ft-f*f=?t-fa) a. Proud of
the body. [sensual.
(Kt'ft-t) a. GluttonouB,
^3(?[3t) 5. in. The soul.
tl.rT=a (=3.-5r?I-n?) a. Subject to
fate. [ment.
^T.fWMii) I. n. Divine appointItaSsg (=!] 1. n. Fcetor.
$JUtI<G (l.-fln-lTJ /> Melted.
JiSJ.tfrlTfJ 1. n. lustrumental cause;
as, self-denial of pleasure.
^s^.qrfu^ (T3Vr"Nifl-f*I) a. Fighting by single combat. [apirit.
%H (rf) 1. it. Matter as opposed to
5 )
qsr.-Hiar (J*) a. Resigning wealth.
UHiTTflfl (ft) 1. m. A FA*/io.
*fti5H; (<:) 1. m. Deliverance of
the world. (earth.
Uriq^l (ei:) [.. Surfuce of the
ni.fliS.f:^ (X) a- Religiously
WW (W) 8. Regarding piety.
WH^r^'fl (V-'I-V) Loving
piety. [ous.
<mTffln Ofif-ffctt-fS) a. Rightevfll^t* (;-^TT-5{) a. Impious,
funm Or) 1. M. A keeper.
u.i*T 1. m. Way of smoke ;
seeking salvation by works.
*IH.3Tifa (rS;) 5. wi. Idem.
W.ift (flj-lfti-fil) a. Devoted to
works. [ver.
Ha^f^(fu;-fn) it. Carrying a quivrmwfl (Hi-Tl-^) o. Meditated.
KiST3 (W-^t-^) a. Having the
eyes sunk as in death.
(n-KT-<:) . Bowing.
îwr.-are(re;-fe:-re) a. Looking up
TE Trfd (fe:-fe:-fe) a. Blind.
siS.f^H (5T"J a. Ignorant,
sfe.flfir (ffT:-fii!-fiT) n. Insane,
â.'ia (B^-'flT-W Insensible.
Jje.^ffi |ffl:-frT!-f7T) ,i. Forgetful.
^8rarT(<t:-tir-Tf ) ft. Ruined by lies.
STOUTS (H:-?[l--*f) a. Bound.
^RRrnm (Î:.srr--if) a. Bending
often or much.
5Tt*Ilff?r? (TO-ar-rf) a. Named.
=n*ifijrT (7r:-rit-rf) a. Become a
handle.
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fV:.^ft (*:-WT o. Inglorious. t

(AT) !. /. Vanity.
rPffTB.*TH (Bi-WT-W) a, Covetous.
fsUT3.?ni^ (W;-an-*ii) o. Secret
in one ml ion.
ftw.Wi.Yapr(l(!>l|Mr) o. Fettered by works.
Disinterested. [satisfied.
fjrBj.Sjlw.^ (w-rfl-w") a. SclfftHm a. Annual.
fsiarffl^.î^faf.fa.O 2. m. God.
Bct.*lftn (Kt-f^t-ft) < Obedient, servile.
frprtsram (VM 1 )*. About to
be precipitated.
fn^.^sr (w) a- Wise.

fsmsmtit (P-WT-i) P- Immersed.
fnpfrrnrum w-w-*j Cuusiug.
producing.
faTV (V-Tn-ll) Starving.
r^(^ ) a. Without water.
*fsiOrq N) 1. i. Excellence.
f*TC*rcm (^) 1. Idem.
ftfKVKM C^:-W-^J a. Unopposed.
f*TCW.^ ti Identical.
fi!T*.1i'5l'"5:- , 5T-' , 'i) (J. Suffocated.
n- At rest,
fa^qni (Jlr-T-JT) n. Listless,
fir^flf** (^-^T-"fi) o. Without
attributes or qualities.
(E:-in ) Resounded,
fipN (U-V-^) Cruei
Snfmtlftil (^-fttf ft) Obedient, servant. [concealed.
firwt'wro Hiding,
fiPITr* (*s-WT *') u. Reforming,
ft** (*!-*!-*) Scarlet*.
fifsfn-Buf 1. Disinterested
fa*I3(B:-3t-sr) n. Sincere, [served.
firilirWTlT (î-WI-*?) p. Honoured,
faf^S^ (î-HT-lf) a. Poor.
ftl^fltH pH-TT-fl) p- Oppressed.
pressed down,
a.snfa (fin) 2 - / Tlic human race.
(n:-m-Vt) Making happy.
^?fn* o. Servant, ser.
vile. [means of revenge.
3JW-Û (U:-"ni-<B) a- Rejecting all
nnf^t,C?ti 5. m. A Sanny&si.
tra.qraTH (1: *t r -**) Indifferent.
[It-Î-l') a. Five years
old. [a wife.
Tr*W(*i) 1. W.feship, state of
(m-m-M)a. Kicked.
IH.W^ !/ Bra/tuid.
qijl.Bci (w) 1. n. A vow performed
with many ceremonies.
TCFli<T (W-HI-W) Very wonderful, [prised.
TTCP.fafoT'r (ffi-rTr-'T) o. Very surITO.<nf"( (fl!f-fa}a. Armed.
TTClfCH (Si-ST-li) P- Upset.
WfWH-^t ($Mb) a. Disgraced.
*Kiama (Hs-KMI) a. Fixed on the
Bupremegood. [the worse.
TOiRS ("3) I. The better and
ii^.fsTS (B:-T-tf) a. Fixed on
the supreme good.
rcPTC.TW^) a. Knowing both the
past and the future.
ift^STWW. (fHT-WI W) a. Content.
*ft**.^; a - Bitin e
the lips.
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ifrg^.^m (' >!-) a. Fully satis- 1

fied, self-satisfied.
nft*S.?r<^ (K--<lO Neat, j
Tlfe:pM(r(H:--ai-Ti) n Injured, deTtftTtfl ind, Wrapping round.
Hft.-*ftw (flVI'-tf) p. Lamented.
n. Lamentation. [paid.
lft.S3?.HTT f>.-*t-3) a. Cleansed.
TfOWPWî-ir-^) a. Relieving.
Hafaiw (V) 1. m. The end.
naraifipr (Tii-fir-Ti) a. Regarded
as the end of all (God).
srftjW [TP) 1. m. Retain.
TiiR^ (*T0 1- m. A hell.
5PqHTl(^HII-V)p. Split, divided.
îftpiai (si) 1. n. Devotedness to a
husband. [into.
HTHfflrsi (1!-nr-5i) />. Precipitated
W-ZTF^ftaVtft1{fo:-fa'-f*l) a. On
Iipt<
[for
^n.firafir (fifi) 2 ' / Atonement

llfK-TT^Jt^j) 1 n. Fun. adv. In fun.
Vifofnre {"%) 1. m- A follower.
fnK.^TW (:) 1. m. Yama.
f<ISf.rf* (f) 2. m. Idem ; his attendants,
falpr* (^:) '- '" The pounding of
the pounded ; useless trouble.
flBTX ftW* Feeding on
meal.
^rf.ftrs (5>?I-5) a. Awuke.
nts.^tfl^^r:-^!!-^:) o. Same as
ittiH^;. [Low, vile.
gsiWT (^r:) 1. m. A chandM. a.
3Bf 1- An cmuryo.
gsni (iH-nr-'rf) n. Purifying.
JVtT^ (^0 1. m. A cannibal.
3^r.flrfiTHT (sr) I./. Mulevolence.

ijg^TîWTSfj' (fffi-fn) i- Thrilled
with joy,
(3:-th-tt) a. Raised by
the tip of the trunk. [flowers.
Tpq.*f!r, (ff-^l-fqj a. Raining
I - A hell.
TTpr^ (ffl 5. ni. A prophet.
tHl3 a. Having every
snsiiRi) 1./. Same as TffHT.
SU?r.%^ (iT:-rTl-o') a. Separate.
BTfnfwflfe (fil:-fk:-frT) a. Regarding the world as separate from
God.
StlJftH.WfaJrJ^t-firiil-fa) a. Idem,
ViraiW (TM-TIT-'i) a. Evolved, as
the butterfly from the chrysalis.
?Kp5HI (si) 1. n. Priesthood.

HfniB H-*ft*W) p. Burning, m.
The sun.
"afiiTW (*5=) I. m. A foe.
^rffr^TWil {mi-m\-m) a. Awake.
afsi1.^T(5 ) 5. m. A pBltern, oiample, [talialion.
aFnfafa (M 2. /. Remedy, reaffT.StfjgilO'O L.n. A glance in return, [by too much light.
!Tfa^rr.wn(n:-TT-*T) n. Struck blind
sfaTiflTû (ti:-Jrr-i) n. Defeated,
jS^TS 1- . Aa Opponent,
i SSun'Sa (3) 1. a. Universal pcrgtHiwa (*n) * A refuser.
TjHtTTH p- Restored, feI gained.
TOIî^n(:-ai-fi)it.Callcd, named.
nn ( f
9t*|Ti*ra* (aj: -aij-^) p. Regained.
veriijg the senses.
SU-g^nsi (w-i 1. m. Protector ol
IRTTpS.TC i^-H-O a. Relieving
WH^mm (m-nm) p. Broken,
H*jf^wfan {V-Vt-V) n. Infatuated.
S^TiWTt (B: Tir-if) p. Allured.
TOrwiri (ai!-rr-'j p. Idem.
SDT'fTlH (ni-DT-ii'J a. Content.
aunlfia (î-Bi-ri) p. Praised.
ainii^î (^0 I./ Desire of escaping or saving one's life.
m*KTV (V) I. m. A hell.
5riWftr9r(^f) i. h. Heroism ; power
to destroy. [death.
Srrewfcv i5:-r-ei a. Fabling to
S*tmr (V-KI-^) a. Receiving the
fruit.
BîW5^(w) a. Enjoying fruit.

*P|*.*n (W} 1. m. A merchant.
(fli-WT-lij a. Of restrained
*STjai(rtri I Great knowledge.
*BVi**iWi (f!-^|-if) a. Rcgarding much.
^nf=KBl(ai) I./ A hindrance.
(t:-H!l-W) a. That may or
should he hindered.
*lf<im..*?fft (frp-fm-fn) a. Foolish.
n^^'Tr (fll) 1./. Divine soiiship.
JI^=fH 1. n. Divinity.
UU.^r*q( J D. Frustrated
I WASH? (Tt: VTi:-Jf:)n. Disappointed.

: WTT-^TS(s:-5i-B)a. Broken-nrmed.
: TUIT^ (î-TI-^l n. Terrifying.
WTTCT (:-ir ifi a. Like you.
; i^jinrt^ adv. Gravely.
| WTfrffT (T,; !.. Natural cause;
material; ai thread of cloth.
finHfr <^T| n. Wicked.
i 1 ' * Injurious.
*7TW:(Vj 1. hi. Lord of nl!. Piston.
Wfr.VUfai) l.m. The whole hody.
vf^WIJt (Jli-Hl-Jf ) a. Having much ;
prosperous.
*jra.KTrp.-9i?r(?f '. Kind 1o servants.
53uf fz=!TrTr(i.'-iri-i)n.Frown-
Riinrers(*i:.sir-iij a. Guiding the

mind (God).
i?iirnfII?r (fr:-BT-*f) a. Made hy
Mnya, the chief artist of the
demons.
HJlfa*(5t) 5. m.A cheat.
H^llfa^r (*;.') i. hi. A great cheat.
pn.wnrit ('irr-ii) Pained to the
^reTT.^rm (mi-AP-HO a. Bereft
of sense.
'Err^r.^TlT (IP m-$<t. Satisfied

with little.
IITiTÛfrHl'? (î-^l-Tl n. Receivin^ just enough.
MHH<tfilrj (KMIT-ir'j a. Glowing
with anger.
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difficulty will vanish by practice and increased acquaintance with the

^1 The letter n. A negative, in, m,

er; a fraction ; a degree.

^53 (H') 2- M- A ray of light ;

The dots bcncalb or between the letters distinguish or separate

(!ft) 3./. A gift.

HUIW (lil) I./. Moon light.

^.Vlflli (Wi-wr-fl) a. Dying

V-ViV (W--Vl-t() a. Full, strong.

W* {W.-m-li) a. Joined ; gone ;

WW.WMC ftO 1. A follower of

W.WW (:-wr-W) 0. Impatient; incompetent, impotent.

W.H (if) t. . Axle, axletrcc ;

post an elephant is tied to ; a.

^fa* 0*0 1- &gt; An insect of 3

^jfTT-^lSi (m) l./.Thc name of a

^fiT.UlT (V) 1- Smoke.

HH.WT (T:) 1. m. Right-hand ;

army to defy or attack.

VU.^TC rtO I. m. Endowment of

^Mt {*) 1. n. The body; o.

TO*p9*t C"tj 3 / Armour; coat

1-3:) 1. m. A dried fruit.

wtg*i (&gt; ) i. a plant

TOrora?t (r) ' / A small portable furnace or fire-pan.

*Tt.l(* Guard to the fingers.

^.^1 (*) 3. /. A tractable

_' i j ii:u"J !:.

Vmm* fP) l. m. A tree (Terminalia alata tomentosa).

^W.flfl^T (WT) 1 . /. Idem.

(^) adv. Eternally, constantly.

*ftns (t-f-O a Strai E ht : "Pright, honest. 1. m. A frog.

W.fai* (Wi) m - A trt&gt; S- a Tongueless, having no tongue.

WWI (*r) I. n, Anointing; clearing ; a collyrium ; ink ; m. an

&lt;qsm ("fl) I./. Wandering.

^ftflT. ("0 5- w. Infinite minuteness ; a superhuman faculty.

the sun- beams.

(V:) 1 . m- Wind ; sou! ; cloth

qfn adv. conj. Over, very much.

(TO 1. m. A great foe;

^ft.fim If. A tree used in

HWJ (m-RI-W) a. Very rough.

from fixed laws; transgression.

With fa and ^fa or ^fJr, to bite

(50 ! "' Oiled butter.

wfs.&lt;t3T (Z! 5. m. The king of

^ST? 1^0 l.m. Iunoxiousness.

^mril^ni ('TO m - Biting the

Possessing ; entitled to possess.

*&amp;tm W-Wr-Wj Having the

^fn.flfa* (5r;) I. m. Inflammation

Tfrj.^ra - (') 1 - m. The universe.

^ftVT (TJ) 1. m- An emperor.

^fT#{5(*:) 1. w. Lower regions.

TO^T it) I - n. The word %H

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^fa* 0*0 1- > An insect of 3

TOp9t C"tj 3 / Armour; coat

wtg*i (> ) i. a plant

Tt.l( Guard to the fingers.

W.fai* (Wi) m - A trt> S- a Tongueless, having no tongue.

<qsm ("fl) I./. Wandering.

wfs.<t3T (Z! 5. m. The king of

*&tm W-Wr-Wj Having the

V1.I3 tat) . Tl>e 23rd

^HfiTir (-r- Ignorant.

wrl? (!-*Mf) a. Resistless.

.f[.V CV) 1. n. The atmosphere, the sky.

^.IS (l;> 1. Indication of

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^rT.f>frtrr (W) 1. n. Entrance.

^s3*T.<Blfw <fil) 2. /. Mental

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i-Trw Cs-T-) Cewnring.

^H.BT. (< ) 1. A removing.

-TOTiflPf.(t-fait-fi|) n . Disinterested, not expecting reward for any work.