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R "> ¥ & A AE S B e e on . 4 M i e AL £ 5 b oot W i % =, 2} £ Vi IR -3 5 s . ok 0 : & 1% g /o) g i At T g o Y . a3, iy Lo 1% s 3¢ e S %Y Ko Rowd = W 4 i e %r & X, P 4 g %fl .Mw O oot v T gisat o 2 by A iy MM - e = o8 % i L - s %% o o IR . = v e S e i s i - e R o) R ——— e e o i i e PO A Bl 5 S o Fam. = . — - e B o o s % e e e ———— e - ooy e e . St mer - i = % il % B e S e i " A DICTIONARY, CANARESE AND ENGLISH. BY THE REV. W. REEVE. REVISED, CORRECTED AND ENLARCED BY DANIEL SANDERSON WESLEYAN MISSIONARY. wivd ‘. A /1\(/ BANGALORE : PRINTED AT THE WESLEYAN MISSION PRESS. /. ’ .858. 02 X = 70l li r b i) al ) \ Il of e | g i} o oy tho \m PREFACE. For many years there has been a desire to have the large volume of Mr. Reeve in a portable form; but the absence of sufficiently small Canarese type, and the expense of printing so large a work, prevented any steps beingtaken to effect it. These obstacles having been removed by the preparation of a font of minion type, at the expense of the Wesleyan Mission- ary Society, and by the liberal patronage of Lieutenant General Sir Mark CusBoN, K.c.B., Commissioner for the Government of the Territories of His Highness the Rajah of Mysore, the present volume is the result. The alterations from the original work are, chiefly :— 1. The insertion of upwards of eleven hundred additional words, and a still larger number of additional meanings. 2. The pronunciation of each word expressed in italic types cast expressly for this work. 3. The separation of compound words in the pronunciation. 4. The derivation of many words given in brackets. 5. The separation, where practicable, of words in the ex- amples. 6. Many definitions have been re-written and amplified. 7. In some cases words have been referred to their more eorrect forms, when near at hand. This might have been done to a much greater extent, and a large number of mis-spelled words omitted with advantage. But until a standard of or- thography is formed in printed books, it might perplex the learner. For the complete study of the langnage there are needed, a more Critical Dictionary, giving carefully sclected examples Gl from the best authors ; a Dictionary of Mythology and History ; 49 a Dictionary of Grammatical and Scientific terms, Natural His- 3 tory, Botany, Geology, Astronomy, &c.; a complete revision of all Hindustani words, and words peculiar to the cutcherries and (K their records; also a complete and carefully prepared Diction- N q‘ ary, English and Canarese. By It is hoped that the portability of the present volume, reduc- N Y’ ed, notwithstanding the large additions and the pronunciation, from a quarto volume of 1468 pages, to a convenient octavo, will make it a useful contribution to the available Canarese lit- "o;e' erature. o D S BANGALORE, z 0 December 1st, 1858. 0m Sab i ) A Uy %y, gl T afifi Zf% W § it Wity B g Cerel edi 11 T SCHEME OF PRONUNCIATION. ded @ a as a in about. &3 !a S Iples oy ; Fd ;o Tax B tha the same aspirated. His Q¢ » » pin. 3 da ¥ en n of 2 » police. 3 dha the same aspirated. & u w ,, full. and b & na ¥ o u 2 uw ,, rule. 8 tat on oD 7 2 7w bI‘llIlt. B tha the same aspirated. 3 7 the same sound lengthened. B da e o e 22 e ,, met @ dha the same aspirated. n, 10, 2 e 2 ngY' S naf bE na ,, natural. el t D et 2 , height. qua » pa , paternal. 2 0 (] b ,, not ;; pha the same aspirated. » 0 »» note. 2 ba 22 ba ,, balloon, 23 ou 2»” ow ,, owl. P bha the same aspirated om Orn Do Mma 2 ma ,» maternal S aha 2 03> ya 22 Yya »» yahoo. % ka 2 ka ,, kalendar 3 ra 2? ra ,» Tavine. 2 kha the same aspirated & rra i A ga 2 ga la » galloon, © lat 22 »» latinity. W gha the same aspirated. R va 2 v (or wa) in variety. & gna ” gna ,, magnate. 2 sha 2 sha ,, shalloon. &3 cha 22 cha ,, chapter. sha ® chha the same aspirated N sa 22 S ,» salute. % ja ”» Jjo ,, japan. ® ha b ha ,, harangue. O jha the same aspirated. g a” oFP nya B ksha * » MYa ,, banyan. 22 ksha ,, Melksham. Note. It must be borne in mind, that the exact sounds of the English d, t, nand [, are not found in Canarese. These letters are pronounced either with the tip of the tongue between the front teeth, or curled backwards as near the throat as possible. The latter, marked * above, are called Cerebrals, and are distinguished by a dot underneath ; the former, mark- ed {, are called Dentals. I The obsolete letter &9 rra, in the few cases where it occurs, has been represented by ©) or d=-. LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS. C. Denotes pure Canarese words. 2?2 words peculiar to the Ancient Dialect. » Sanscrit words. T. 2 Canarese corruptions of Sanscrit words. 2 words of Hindustani, Persian, or Arabic derivation. G. 22 Provincialisms, 29 words from English. T. 2 words from Tamil or Telugu. M. 3 Mahratta words. Ba ! 22 words common to most Indian languages. h WA S. 2 Substantive. ey adj. ”» Adjective. a ady 27 Adverb. el g intery. Interjection. § ¥ postpos. » Postposition. V. Q. 2 Verb active. flnk V. N 2 Verb neuter. iy V. CAUS. b Verb causal. b v. comp. » Verb compound, 0 part. 2 Participle. Gerund. ) ger. 2 lit. 2 Literally. tYl‘,'(] ‘ Jig 22 Figuratively. imp. 22 Imperative. Sé Tht ‘ neq. 22 Negative. 10\\ ( i \{J Do 8 e Y 012]1 g § ¢ 0 ik § t-»l LAY o s A DICTIONARY, lb CANARESE AND ENGLISH. & oT ®© @, The first letter of the alphabet, and s. & 0. ©0T33 anka-vare, [©o¥ and 8 short vowel inherent in every consonant. 2.a or %] s. A mark on the body. negative prefix to nouns derived from Sans- s. & 0. ®oT (S EVA - el ~ > anka-vdtu, [@o® and crit; as SN, fit, V0T unfit; °Ty practi- 5980 or PACTCS) <l | s. A cipher word. 3T cable, ©F L) impracticable. Before a vowel, c. €o% © hecomes es & anki, See ©o?. <5 as ©o¥ end, ©T03 endless. S. ©o083 ankita, s. An author’s name, or 8. ©0F anka, s. An arithmetical sign or the name of his spiritual guide or patron af- figure. 2. a mark or spot. 5 3. the thigh, the flank. [A] é T, w NDrale QTo fixed to his work. r0ToS0%2 the symbol of a = the right thigh; <3 Bow, o priest, or the author’s dedication of his work &520% the left thigh. 4. the body. 5. a chapter or section. 6. a species of dra- to his spiritual guide. ZITo%2 dedicated to matic entertainment. 7. the act of a play. God. vot8 wB to affix one’s signature to 8. proximity, vicinity. 9. place, abode. 10. a work, to dedicate a work. 2. a mark. adj. ornament, decoration. 11. war, battle. NI marked, spotted, paged. Too% g thick fight. 12. fault, offence. 8. ©0TT ankura, s. A bud, germ, shoot 0. ®oT M ankana, s. The space between or sprout. F0%20%98 the first shoot of a fu- two cross beams or pillars supporting a roof. ture generation. 2. the top, point. 3. blood. VoT T3 5. water. (~w15 the measure of such a space. €o 4. the hair of the body. e Teod the number of such spaces. 8. ©oBTIRE &0 ankurdrpana, [Cows and ¥<7e] s. An offering of shoots of sacred 8 Lo%é’eb anka-talpa, [©ow and 30 s. The thigh used as a bed for a child. 2. a pil- grass. 2. sowing several sorts of grain in low or cushion to support the thighs. pots of earth at the beginning of an auspici- 8. 00T G OR\Q ankadoushadha, s, Gun- ous ceremony, which are left to germinate by its conclusion. powder. 8. WOTTES,, ®oFLRF anka-patte, 5. ¥0TDY), WOTIVX> ankuripu, an- kurisu, [©o®3] . n. to rise, shoot up, anka-pattike, s, The thighs as elevated in crossing them. germinate, spring forth. 8. ©0%>3 ankusha, s. A hook for driving 8. €oT 0D, WoFWDT anka-pdli, anka-pdlika, s. An embrace, embracing. an elephant. . 0% anke, s. A numerical figure. ®° 8 E:"Ofii)g'd mz/sa—pz’,t/ta, s. The thigh as eo? R to a seat, the lap. # Fw® to add up figures. 90T T DD to Sub"vact_ DoBIRToH 8. 90T ") (63 D369 TR, multiply :et)/w o, anka-puttu, See o dry measure; STmeT ©oF pagoda accounts _i 8. £0F303T anka-mandane, s, The Eo® ©o? copper coin accounts, &c. a0 E2 oZ legs crossed and spread out wide. compound or mixed arithmetic. 2. strength, B - N 0TREQ &Sen prowess. 3. authority, control. oD 3iBoria 33w do not encumber yourself with fhew t to be under restraint, kept in check. (SHR] shop debts. 2. fig. litter, confusion, spreading ©oFch@72 S he is under his authority. ©o¥ things about in disorder. § E0R i SoF WA to @@= to curb, check, restrain. S. ESORED, CCORLS ANgana, angani, s, A ‘P.oflin; set free, release from obligation, &c. 4. a court or yard, the space in front of a house. atem) lever. 5. belief, confidence. gw8; woried the open court in the centre of a TOF, o0 C. @O§JQQ§ ankole, s. A stirrup. native dwelling. fi 07 oun C. @o?@g@g%d ankdlé-gida, s, The 0. ©ORE, €£o7\’§) angata, angatta, plant alangiwm hexapetalum. adv. Flatways, on the back. ®ond owr to § " VY Ly T lie on the back. Qfiofi?i VRIS T I ;Sorj\m?\ 8. ®OR anga, s. A limb, or member. 2. (i a2 S the man who usually lies on his back fi o o/ one of the sciences taught in the védas. See 7oT?0R, B is 1yi11é: on his side, (a symptom of illness.) ameon under 33, 3. the body. el 18 4. a collective 8. ORIV anga-tdpa, [¢or and %] s. o0, 252 o7, FIF9on g white body. § W U 0f The heat of the body in fever, &c. body ; as, ®eo7 a hody of people, a nation. L 1801 T33.0n the seven royal favours, viz. %3 mo- 8. ©ORT angada, s. The name of a cele- A 8 W ney, &35 corn, Ty a house, :3)land, 5%,) brated monkey, son of Vali 2. a bracelet e raiment, W3 jewels, and 7233 a vehicle. worn above the elbow. § VA o Zeerdzon the seven requisites of a king’s 0. WORBE] anga-datta, s. Drawers or P [ court, viz. ZDCZ?‘,"SO?JJ scholar’ T poet, QT%UE'&:}‘ trowsers, such as are worn by Mussulman o W herald, 7= gongster, FOTIEF jester, BET? women or Hindu dancing girls. %% historian, and 302¢3% reader of purdnas. 8. ©WOARTeD anga-dandi, s. Theback bone. Tiee Bzon the ten fragrant substances used in i 8. & T. B. WORTIAYR angadavdlige, fhe worship, viz: %% incense, T3% resin, ©7id. s. Striking the shoulders in defiance, or as a A red sandal, FBwT cr Fw<T a medicinal root, challenge. . 7790 g kind of seed, S a dried fragrant sub- S. @ofiaoz‘i&?, e—:oT\’zSqung angaddr- i stance in the form of a finger nail, 07 g dhya, angaddradhya, [<or and $3F] g kind of basil, 7oA% hdellium, and 32 ghee. 5. an expedient, a means of success. 6.9 s. Bodily strength, the vigour of life. ®onz? ; term in grammar, the inflective root with the By F 83y SNFTEI he has passed the vigour § & affix. 7. chief, principal. 8. one of the fifty of life, and become old. six countries, Bengal proper, including Bha- C. SSORT ufj angaddla, s. A village servant. e s e galpore. oon, ?))gcdmofi, 23 RXSE) ont beauty, 8. WoReH anga-dikshe, 5 ©worl and 28%F] ¢ ornament and speech. s. A kind of vow. (1 8. ®OA® angaja, [’ body, = born, s. & 0. @WORBeD, angadélme, [©or and (¢ sprung from, | s. Cupid, the god of love ; hence 2¢.] s. Personal beauty. il love, desire. Yonw RWITF, Qfiofiez;s’os‘ans, Yonzad S. WORIZ angane, s. A woman. ) &e. Krishna, the father of Cupid. VoneRD, 8. ORI S anga-ng/a’sa, s. Touching iy VoRRTIR ©onwa330 Shiva, the foe of Cupid. various parts of the body during a religious ! the distress of love. 2. a son. 3. sickness, ceremony. I disease. 4. the hair of the body. S. ®WOARDF anga-parikshe, s. Anatomy. S A. C. ©OoRE3 angata, s. A goad. S. Q—SOT\J'{)fe}é anga-pzfje, s. Worshipping f C. WORD angadi, s. A shop. o ord the different members of the body of an idol. a fruit shop &c. VonRRoNT, WonemT g shop- Toeron % worshipping the different parts keeper. ©ond B/TY, AR, 3N or T to open of the body by putting flowers upon them ; shop. wortd dFY 8RO or 9% shop ‘to fail. =93 the feet, ®o# the calf, ®2 the knee, ©oR®d SR Ted WA, or T, T 0 remove end the thigh, #8 the hip, &% the navel, or take down a shop. Cond ZoRN TRF or evzd the belly, &8 the breast, To3 the § w0 Fg to spread out wares for sale. T neck, @& the shoulder, ®»a the face, TS 10 P oon eon self with the mouth, %% the nose, 21 the cheeks, 8. ©ORTD anga-rdja, s. Karna, theking preading 3¢8) the eyes, F2¥ the forehead, 3 the head. of Anga. 8. &307\’95@1% anga-pradakshana, 8. ©WORBeB), eOOR BRI, e90ATLLD, ”(”'a s A Rolling the body after an idol car, or round ©oRBes angaréku, angarékhu, an- 3 house, a temple, as penance, or in fulfilment of a garékhi, angarékhe, s. A coat, jacket, ntre of & VOW., vesture. S. Q‘CO'/K’&)DT§S anga-ba’dkg/a, s. Consan- S. WORTPERN anga—ro'}na, s. The hair gatta, guinity. of the body. DU to 8. WORPS anga-bhava, [@or and =] s. C. 9ORY, CIOAREY, CCOROALD angala, :';im Cupid. 1is back angalu, angangalu, adj. Separate, wide- 8. WORPWZ 0 anga-blishana, s, En.- ness.) ly apart. ®onwen R to put apart, at a dis- bellishment of the person. Fon o4 § tance from one another. 2. thin, as corn in 8. €oRBeW anga-bhéda, s. Variety of a field. 8 TeVsd fiéd) WY Wonew the corn personal form. - cele- of that field is very thin. 8. WORPWER anga-bhiga, s. Sensual racelet C. ¥ORY angala, s. The throat. pleasure. C. BOREDEF), oRweFE angaldchu, wers O s. @ofidoegd S anga-majjana, s, Bathing, angaldrchu, [¢orio throat, 8% to make ablution. jstloan dry,] 2. . To weep, grieve, be distressed. 0. BWORT angamani, s, A present of o Vonwe i, WonueF gorrow, grief, regret. rice, &c., from the wife’s father to his daugh- Lone ack bonts nevsPe FUIT g gorrowful business. ter and son-in-law at the consummation of il B to cause grief, to distress. their marriage, orother auspicious occasion. 6, 01 858 2. bridal gifts. 607\’?59 anga-vakra, s. Decrepitude. 8. WORISI angamana, s. Surfeit, over- 0 oA S ES anga-vatta |[©on and =¥ fulness from excess of drink, high living, &c., 7. B. of 33| s. Roundness of limb, plump- zga/]a'r: o B stupefaction. ness, beauty. #on T. B. €ORT angara, See ©omd, C. CORIB angavadi, s. A stirrup. o Vigout 8. & 0. LORTT, WORSY angavane, 8. WOATOR anga-ranga, s. Excellence, perfection. angavale, s. A habit. See also cFI. servanks S. CORTIDE anga-varma, s. A jacket. d 56 C. WOATRE angara-gadde, s. A medi- cinal root, Physalis fluzuosa. 2. a grudge, secret hatred. 8. WORRD anga-vastra, [¢ort and = ot and C. LORTReLYR angara-hélige, s. A %] s. Al upper cloth. 2. a small lower pudding of split pulse mixed with jaggory, and covered with pastry. cloth. 8. @ofidfi?‘% anga-rakshane, s. Person- C. OORRXD angavisu, ». a. To scatter, uching al preservation, 2. a body guard. 3. ar- spread out. v. n. to shine. gions mour, a coat of mail. 8. CORQFew anga-vikshépa, [©or and DEF] s. Gesture, gesticulation. 2. moving jtomye 8. ©ORTF anga-rakshe, s. Personal pro- tection, preservation, safety. (Slepsi) 83,3. son any muscle or part of the body at will. ipping df\?‘fu’aq%d O3RT t:am\);?o:’o;:.a~ rs,'w& #@oa:%:? 8. ®90RDF anga-shikshe, s. Penance, mor- i 1(101 tification. the king keeps many soldiers to guard his pér- ]: pflrts thent; son. 2. a charm for the preservation of the 8. WORZeZ, ORI anga-shuchi, Jmedy person. 3. the actual cautery, as a remedy anga-shuddhi, s. Ceremonial purity. 2. a for disease. gfi\‘ely thrashing, a beating. #Tun CorBp Iy 8. WOATOR anga-rdga, s, Anointing the 39803 he gave him a good thrashing. 3 the 0¢ 253 person, 2. a cosmetic, T. B, WOAT angasa, See ©owt. 11 on oY 8. WOATORA anga-sanga, s. Sexual inter- 8. WOTROTRAE angdra-parni, s. A pun- 1.3 course. gent medicinal root. .38 8. WOATORS anga-sddhana, s, Gym- C. ®OR®®> angdlu, s. The sole of the foot. [ AC e nastic exercise, bodily exercise. “omuf the sole of a sandal or shoe. ©oren bitsof 8. WORWOZ: anga-sdkshi, s. Witness. S the wrinkles on the sole.of the foot. noeen b YV I8 2. experience. 8. WORORS angdsakti, [¢on and ©3%] §, €0 S. 3507\/?\38% anga-siddhi, s, Prosperity. s. Self-indulgence, luxury. 8 M L BORs 8. BomoRGNeET angd-sphitaka, s 8. ESOT\’R’J;)@ anga-sutra, s, The pulse. {hnm, triking the shoulder in defiance, or as a chal- 8. WORNT DB anga-sougnye, s, A sign §, 0 Wi I lenge. made with the finger, eye, &c. S. ¥oPT angirasa, s. The name of a YR 8. WOoR®YT anga-hdra, s, Gesture, ges- Hindu saint. ticulation. the fn C. WOV, Wones angila, angilu, See A d 8. ©oR&0% anga-himse, s, Corporal pun- Gonv., ishment. h!lx 1§ T. B. £ONT angisha, See ©ow3. finger 8. @oR3eI anga-hina, s. Blemish. adj. 8. ®onD finge maimed. angishta, [or and ®%] s. 1l C. ®WoRrY angala, s. A court yard. @wdo Sensual pleasure ; also 7. B. of ©omv3,. LB R¥ an open space before a village. JJR o C. ®WON angi, s. A coat, a mnative jacket. 5t n¥ the front yard of a house. 2. the throat, dIoN g long coat or gown. 2BToN, Wedj v, the roof of the mouth. 3. an inch. ©od, wrwod g short coat. TRY : g ©on a long coat with tapering corners. ©@oNg +:¥2cthe 0. 8. WORE YIS anga-kshdlane, s. Wash- ing the body, bathing. skirt of a coat. ©ong B0jwaed the body or g} VS upper part of a coat. VoA €50 the sleeve 8. WoRZeI> anga-kshéma, s . Bodily LU/ ‘health. of a coat. VoA N T ; &8 a breadth in b § S the skirt of a coat. TWRREN M) 3 QTN g long, 8. WORVOR angdnga, adj. Al, of all locse or flowing coat. 90N 8 the strings sorts. Borron S3BS every kind of wealth. £ 9 82 & fin of a coat. ©oAg B BoAR 3D g the orna- nYy (& p X 8. WoTeoARY> angdngagalu, s. pi. The mental work in a coat. VoA VT an 0f e members of the body. instrument for making gathersin a coat sleeve n \ liy a 8. @orm?jj angdgra, [©oR member, © ) before putting it on. ©oPx®® a hook used by Y e chief] s. The head. tailors for fastening their work to the knee == § 8. Worve g3 angdrchane, [@or and © while sewing. ©ong 83 the fulness of a \ 807 ccat. ®F3] s. Chief worship, supreme adoration. i 2. worship paid to different members of the S. f‘fO?\QfT/d (172‘(/6’17861’.7’0, s. Agreement, 8, o Vi ] body. acceptance, consent, admission, approval. VX0 b 8. WORDAD angdya, [©or and Bo»] s, A VTIFOA T 8 doubtful admission, half consent. et vital part. CoMFOT 2. @. To agree to, acquiesce in, 4 ( consent to, admit. 2. to approve. 3. to take, 8. 9ORIGITOD angdydsa, [©on and ¥=w st receive. ©ongw,® agreed, admitted, &e. %] s. Fatigue. ®orm©ng 8:0n Fego to recruit § ¥o one’s self from fatigue. H. ©90Ne2®, ©oNex® angfju, angdju, [ 8. ©@ORDT angdra, s. Charcoal. 2. a live s. Venturousness, daring, readiness to run coal. hazards. Q 2. hazard, danger, risk. < despe- ration. VoA = 3 e [ D S. BORPTT angdraka, s. The planet Mars to venture hazard, risk. § ¢ 0 (from his fiery appearance.) ©o7eT¥323 Tues- S. Q‘:o%gaj\?% angikshane, s. Looking at g i day. 2. a barber. one’s person, to see if one’s dress, &ec. be in 8. WoRPTGRT angdra-dhdnika, s, A order. § ¢ chafing dish, a vessel in which fire is kept. 0 l | C EOR> angu, adj. Private, secret, retired. a 12 (ZleYaM £902F Apuw T. B. WoRIX anguja, See w3, S. &So?‘?@g;fi&go‘fla angdpadiya, s. Giv- T Be 0R>83 anguta, See Borz ing up the body as an offering. he foot, A, G, ™ n r] ©o7>B angudi, s. The rings on the T. B. @ofi@gy angdstra, See wor 33, bitts of a horse’s bridle. A O "@0DOST anghavane, s, Wish, C. ORI anguta, See ©ors. desire. 30 e [aloks; = 2573 the desire or state of the pre ] On 8. WORT anguda, See ©oris, mind. ©oFDI to desire, wish. 8. WoR® angula, s. An inch. ) o the ]E(l, 8, S 850%%) anghri, s. The foot. thumb. 8. the name of a saint. e s chale T. B. ©0233¢3 ancha-déra, [ Ry TN Be 8. WOR2O anguli, s. A finger. wordiad, of Bod, and 33 for D a vehicle.] s. Brah- (SloTaM X You! 0 )T oo @Ted g finger ring. Yo ma, mounted on a swan. ne of & Rd=n3) g seal ring. ©orr wo3B hooking . €023 anchala, s. The striped end of a the fingers one in the other, tying the fingers cloth. 2. the brightness of flame. T and toes of a corpse to those of the opposite C. ®023s anchu, s. Border, sclvage, edge. hands and feet. ©®cro®r &»¢=S cracking the The following are some of the varieties in finger joints. ©oradr Zots3 snapping the the borders of native cloths. TRER Vo g, & fingers as a sign. ©orodg XcBw3 g finger nail. checked border ; wonR@] ©ot one stripe plain and two ornamented; FT0g ©ot2 one stripe T. B A 3 angusha, See eo:’og cket. o_p.) plain, and one ornamented with figures like a S. oo o N ~ O ~ m 3 (4 i t [ angushta, s. 4 he thumb. o dagger ; ¥ o g stripe the width of the [arle] 033, i S 0, ¢ 3 I ne great toe. thumb ; © RPi Dt o of red si k; 2R BVorzy long e et C. Eord of yellow silk; o3@wdowo light yellow with a the VO Q angustdni, s, A brass ring few lilac stripes ; fwrdo 22y 20, YuniTo of small Jd\ or to shield the finger whilst sewing. gleeve 8. oRoey angu_]a, 8. See ¥orov gnd WorY. red stripes ; ¥T320® of fine red cotton ; =T 830 O % adthin < 0o of gold or silver thread ; Soep oo S. QSOT\’;Q? anguli, s. See ©ord. eoree a red border in a coarse cloth; =omédh w0l a long, E9e or ¥,8%e an inch ; a measure with the o of large red and small white stripes ; strings fingers or arms, such as a span, cubit, &e. TITd o plain. 2. bank, shore, coast. p (1A Loy R ®)¢ g ghield placed on the fingers 90230 79 4l Bez BD o 1&11(,_1, reach the shore. y 'of the right hand as a defence whilst shoot- AN &3 ) v. a. & n. To tie up the border of a cloth. sleeve 11 8 TTOWS. sed by L e =~ 2. to close up, as the edges of a wound. OAWT angiura, s. The grape. o Jmee 0. ®0e$T3 anchunne, s A tick that f 8. WoRWR, angiisha > 8. An arrow. 2. an infests da-lfs and cattle. 01 8 ichneumon or mungoose. T B N QT 05032 ~ anche, See =o3. 8. & ON ange, s. A woman. ement; C. 0TS anche, s. The post. 2. a stage, a C. €oR a??gei, s. The palm of the hand. provil relay of horses, bearers, post runners, &ec., ®o7y 1T the wrinkles of the hand. posted at different stages. Vot n¥n g P Red ce 10 A. C fifoffiédfi’m angeyyu, v». a. To con- post b AZe Voesy =, g J post packet. Boesg 5005 e o take, sent, z:grce, to take. FTI0O g post letter. SR S <© a post of- 8. ¥ohwe3 I angdttara, s. [©oR and wv fice ©otsy &3 a subordinate post station. g € - -0 ©] The north, i. e. beyond ©or=3. 2. the Vot I, ERN or ®ITD post runners. gt ) (S oS R W a4 pos Vi Y master general. oesg ™ ) 1l left side of the body. T. B.of ©on 3%,) an upper garment. Jesper 0%30 a post office head writer. ®©otie F03 5 O a post office writer. oty SIADMT aQ upe- pish S. &—“o/\@gm%afio, ©CoRReS38 angdd- L) ) ’&; rintendent of post runners. OTFR Pk T g o dama, ang}o’mzaii, [©ort and wvTa & and 30020 s. Stature. & to send by post. OISR &4 @ to posh pe 1 VT, @] horses, runners, &c., at different stages. Tom 8. WORWTFT o angdpakarana, [@or Bt ®ott g horse post. YuTes g town post. ireds and ¥wxsTe] s, A member of the body. #8,0%5 g post in the read, field or jungle. 13 s, €90%3 90520 T. B. ©0TS0RS, ©028e3N anché-ga- Vo for pouring out water, &c. @Oh’@%% the mane, anché-nade, [wos 1, 5 of %o, palms of the hands joined as in prayer. and 7T or 3% walk or gait.] s. A female 0] mal A. C. 0BT anjavisu, v. n. To fear, be whose gait is dignified as that of the swan. afraid. See Vo=, 2 o, ;4 9 T. B. 9080803 anché-déra, See sowss, C. &0t anji, See =o2l. I 12 8. ®omI anjana, s. A collyrium or oint- f C. ©08°, WoB ) anju, anji-kollu, (. Eo%y ment applied to the eyes as a cure for disease, v. n. To fear, be alarmed, be frightened. o (5, (. B0 to beautify them, &e. 2. Particular applica- TF, VoY, Woln, Vo WF g timid THoord e aving g tions, as lampblack, antimony, &e. person, a coward. o 23¢3 o not fear. =0 5 made of the calx of brass; noozeoxs made of S Bey o To Ro®Bk is he a husband who is " W emerald ; ¥520=3 made of flowers. 3. the afraid of his wife? ©o%% fear, alarm, fright. ad © elephant of the west. See on=, 4. magic, BoriF TR o fear, to be afraid. 0TI, Vo u[iu £e divination. ©owSTRT g conjurer; one em- BRFII g terrifier, one who alarms. 90233 q ot LRVIYEH ployed to discover lost or stolen property. v. . To frighten, to alarm. fhe s By putting various applications, according to 8. @08 anjuli, See woxd. fhe teg the circumstances, upon the hand or eyelids H. ©0%7°T anjura, s. A fig. fhesg of himself or another who possesses the re- s e quisite gift, the money, thief, or whatever is c @O&jd§ antarale, s. The soap nut tree il §) ¢ desired, and all the circumstances, are said Sapindus emarginatus. il to become visible. VoI ¥ @ thus to . ©o&30F, ©ol3TTs antarike, antara- § \ V0 g divine. 3,3%0o=3 an application to the eye, che, s. A kind of spear grass. &c. to discover lost wealth, Wweo=s one to il C. WolB=o¢ anfavdla, See wotics, [T} discover apparitions, lay spirits, &c. 35“*;55?3 “ s one which brings whomsoever and 0. WoBRRBR antige-pantige, s. A R v whatsoever one desires into his power or pos- boy’s play during the dark lunar fortnight, g when they go from house to house with a session. ®T B0=T one that renders the per- fih | son invisible. lamp lighted in their hands singing these S/©20mS the ceremony of Vigh words, &c. waving camphor in a brass plate before an g, 0. o83 antu s. Gum. ©o8T wWITHB, ol -idol. 2. the name of two small brass lamp nth stands that are placed, during worship, on S ToB®, ©oliT ner a gum-hottle, or pot. C 0 ns each side of the box that contains the house- ©olT D gum-water. 2 shelter, protec- okl W ) hold gods, sectarian marking powder, seals, tion, asylum, patronage, countenance. &e g, B FoF 0. a. To seek shelter, or protec- 8. LoRTIVTEN anjand-dévi, [cows black, tion ; to pay court to. ©cth Fw@to shelter, D L 8t goddess] s. The wife of Vdyu, and mo- to afford an asylum, to patronize ; ©ctd B2 Ty el ther of Hanwmanta. to forfeit protection or patronage. 3. menses. ey S. ®o WDy M) ——— 4. contact, touch. 5. a plant, or graft. &) d%jana’a’ri, | oS black, ©8) (29} Tin C. 8>, o8B antu, anti-kollu, mountain| s. The western mountain. (& vt 8. ©oBTOVS anjandvati, s. The female v. a. & n. To come in contact with, to touch. {W elephant of the north east point. 2. The city 2. to follow, to pursue. 3. to stick, or adhere to (I of Viyu. 4. to infect, to be contagious, as a di- Qi) sease. ©otdh Twen a contagious disease. 5 S. oxJT (H?j(fili/t‘(l, s. A kind of newt or lizard. 2. a mouse. to be attacked by insects. 6. to take posses- lify sion, as an evil spirit. 7. to fall upon another (! e v U0 8. od, worrty, wondY® anjali, in rage. 8. to have sexual intercourse. o Bl amjuli, anjali-puta, s. The hollow form- Bztd Ookinttd, v, a. to tie up closely, to fast- by ed by the palms of the hands when held to- en secucely ; ©o¥ T, woldmem to weld, to 230 ige gether as if to receive anything. 2. The solder. [SlTAEN 2" §3 o8y, & [S1NPIN] to join, unite, by mouth, spout or hole in the side of a vessel place in contact, apply, set fire to. D Vol oF 14 P T €9083 osw WobhT 0L, Bobkd proach, go near to. 3. to hesitate in speak- ug thy % to give a person the itch. ) Efio&fi’%m to TR, Gobbants 3 ceremonial defilement, cere- ing, to be diffident or afraid. monial uncleanness. fear, be ©odn¥ plants, grafts. hesitate, to waver. BPR wTITE, 8 mm;&s 0eN 2. gins, snares made with bird lime. ©orTy @8y 3 that man hesitates to come 8083 a small ear-ring, @otd 3= a run- into the assembly. ning venereal. C. o> andu, s. The posteriors, buttocks, -Follu, C. ©o83T R anfeshage, s. Venereal disease. hinder part. @) &AD to turn the back el € upon. T BRET S FYS WoR 80 Fwo a timid @ @O§3§ antele, s. Threads joined in @ 803 he turned his back upon me, and al 2 Bl weaving. went off without listening to me. 2. shelter, whos C. ®OETV0T apfounku, [ectd to touch, and o to squeeze] v. @ To press or asylum, protection, situation, maintenance, fright. support. (1S @3123 F038 ¥FI TonB SHBe i, o squeeze down closely. ot S»TEd nobody will speak to him after he 8. ©oB, anda, s An egg. 2. a testicle, has lost his situation. ©3 wPisan ess the scrotum. VoBIY, WoBTIWN S\V(}Hi!lg of ©woi¢S what is his patronage to a very able the testicles. 3. the musk bag, regarded as TN LoB) IR FWORD, XV - man ? 98 asioju the scrotum of the deer. 4. the world, from %053, 3 having obtained the king’s protection, its resemblance, in form, to an egg; called i tree he is very insolent. [Shi msmfi; Vogd VcYal also ®RTBoB. ¥omweo® gll that is in the terres- b &R his mind is like a vessel without a trial world. (Sleyeh) stand (unsteady). #e¢B a buttress. nfard- 8. ®orTF, WoBT\ee3, EOTTWReTT, 3. vicinage, neighbourhood, nearness. =¥3 andaka, anda-kisha, anda-kishaka, ©oI9 near the river. BoRY RRYY, oRI to [¥oB and #»3? a sheath] s. The scrotum. approach, resort to, seek shelter or pro- tection. 0 5, A 8. ©owe andaja, [woz an egg 2D and & Jl‘flll'é'h-r) sprung from] adj. Oviparous. s. A serpent, 8. &0TT dlldlélt'a, s. The bird Jacana, il & fish, bird, lizard, &e. VorE® BTon, WuRR (%] Parra Gonsis, &e. g thee Vishnw with a bird for his steed, and the C. 0% ande, s. Shelter, protection, patron- insignia on his standard. ©oB=E»S 8 woman age, countenance. ot 3D to go for shel- )}f, 308 with a swan-like gait. ter or countenance. ToB TF, Tod 2.2 Jomk B o p‘}f. C. 0B, CoBOD», @oBwd DI OTeR z,%n\m it is well for a widow, protec~ 30, andaliyu, andaleyu, andoliyu, whose husband is dead, to go to some person ) ol v. a. To distress, vex, tease, importune. o for protection. ©o®&d, CoBco near, close to, or behind. I)l‘()ff(' 7 BSTO BBado B¥B0E B ag he harassed her, ESArSTeoN) &flcté’o:.)g%tfoa’rjo SBATDA 2 shelfer pulling her garment. . %. To be distressed, %j;,ifio it is well for women to keep at home. vexed, &c. 2. To wander, gad about, fre- 2. place. 3. a vessel made of a hollow bam- boo. menses quent. 3. to repeat. ©oBOW WoBO Hwey 4. a small syringe. i S he is always coming. . €oW I andoliyu, See BozdE, Joll ¢. 9o3d andale, s. Di stress, grief, vexa- C. oo anna, See ¥ ) tdfl(’hn tion. A. C. ©OMS annane, ady. Much, excessive. qdbere C. @O& afldl‘, s. YoesS B3 having been much fatigued. Root, 'origin, foundation. laa‘h me. 2 Lol ¥ to exterminate, root up, annihi- o @op’a*{b annappa, s. A man’s na st O late. 2. to “cut one’s stick.” ennd 393 —~ &R collogquially, a useless man. ©o¢ ;ji C. ®OBA andige, s. A ball of cotton, &c., T» %0, ToIET Tw WV it’s all the same whe- (48 o anol i as half an ox load. ther a useless man be at home or with the 50 €0 army. See next word. C. B> andisu, v. a. & n. To shelter, to ot C. 000083 "B, - KoL IM annd- f0 hide one’s self, to 2o behind a wall, &c. See geld ¥oR), WO BT BBLTY Lodh Rl the ti- vanlrigara, anpajdnd, s. A great talker unlt& ger has hid himself in the thicket, Ts S o U4 2. to ap- but little doer ; one who ta AL s things easily. (SYY20) 03 C. Q-'Jog\%, QoL annt, annu s. An affec- bean 8. ©oZIR0eT antah-swéda, [eozs in. yithot tionate mode of adressing a child. ternal, and #k3 “Sweat.”] An elephant. il C. E0MF anpmike, s, A remedy, an expedi- S. ©03F antaka, [©08 death, and ¥ affix ent. § o 0 5 of agency] s. Tama, the Indian Pluto. o3 e C. oA GeC 8% Shiva, as having conquered Yama. a anl anniga, s. An artful or cunning man. & cse T ot < 0] 90 preme 2. a lewd person. [e T and ¥vIaY] like Pluto. 0 it 0 i 05 (015 5 C. 2053 annre, s. Rapping the knuckles. ©o antaka, s. A total or aggregate. fsthe ¢ % torap the knuckles. ©o2rR% 3u.T 3 ) 02T &9 to add up or make a total. —— e # E;acr,’oc; IID fiif@?fi? ST S e = ¥ if you miss the antaga, adj. Gone, departed. o Supren figures, the master will give you ten raps on ¢. Wo33T antanaka, adv. Till then, un- o S ) \ 0, 0 r I\ the knuckles. til then. oo =~ bl WTBuFo8 S IS o [ 24 ) 5“{ ‘S\tfu‘ do thstacl C. ©90TRe %”@3 anné-kallu, s Small peb- you stop there until I come. N e .C peat, bles tossed in play and caught on the back ALEC e NINVOD [(er B‘J\, N\ oZwo antappe, anta- Ly of the hand. S § " WV 0¢1 SETEIRAS RS his game. VOF3R ]lC/?J?, [from %o, &%) and O O | ) adv. So, Ay g TR, to play at it. of that kind, such as. 28) o &0 N e C. €oToe qug, €96 8. 5083 antara, s. Interval, intermediate e i?{j anpé-palya, ky o anné-palle, s. A kind of vegetable. space. 2. period, term. 3. difference, dis- TP o Te D7 es == 3 8 e 8. ©03 antae, s. End, finale. 2. a boun- parity, another. 20¥T the future ; = yed:O O another birth; %5208 another country; . €02 dary, limit. 3. certainty. 4. alimb, a mem- » b T, © < WLTFI0 5. death. 6. nature, disposition. adv. FRIHP0ET another mind, repentance ; ent, (STe}] - 7 ) o) ~ e b=} Vo) oy w GO XY ©ced near. adj. handsome. €3 another world. § v o, 03 o ¥Uokd there is a great disparity between a C. Vo ~ and E 3, ©oSen anta, antalu, (more ont eC0. 1 rank. 5] doubt. = k.ing 3‘.?(’} a subj gy commonly |°® q. v.) adv. affix. Than. © ESPSEYaNES] ©og =N O 13 ) o3 u,'(::?/ 2 52, there is no doubt about & 7,08 B¢ “%{53 WY DT o this city o 10ty getting a livin - b 6. secresy, retirement. 74 is much more spacious than that. &3 3?5%“%03 -2 =6 § v VU RIS =) midst, the midst, within. COR R Te0 [SESNL SZ TDL, B P08 VRVUDSY there is nothing In, 3 S within the space of a y6jana. higher than the S ky, and nothing broader ane, 8. ©€o3TOR antaranga, | L ©®o¥3inner, and than the earth. adv. So, thus, in such a [ s. The mind. § v i 03 2. See also ©ori member. | 2. the heart. manner, such as. See ©o3, &. Wor, ©ogdon BT, a sincere worshipper. 3. secresy, under ¥ . ) privacy. ©c8Tons I2% g confidential or § 0 § 8. ©083F30 antak-karana, s [@o3s ©o8TonTY g3 con- private communication. within, and 2 an organ] The heart. Jig. fidant. § V¢ as mercy, kindness, regard. Qfio@aw‘rffi@:;}ga’m a kind or merciful man. 8. ©08308T antarantara, adj. Ivoly- Wit ) ed, as drawer within drawer, room within Ting 8. 03233 antah-pura, s. [©css within, room, &c. N ¥ and %% a house.] The queen’s apartments, S. €0BTROR, ©@o3TVTOT anfara- i a seraglio. 2. a queen. 3. a palace. gange, antara-ddmara, s. A plant that ar 8. ©o33%0D antah-shuddhi, s Inward 0BT CEFBIY grows upon the surface of lakes, &c. § "\ o, Q purity. 2. Sincere friendship. © g F € @), odBd @ ) ) to be disaffected, to be 8. 2037 HToes antara-pishdchi, s, Ap Ly offended. o ;8 aerial spirit or devil. L B8, «ayd e hypocrisy, for- A 0 mality. Q’.‘c?s"'*zb%al't RS FOONFY T3 TRRET S. ©o8ov033 antardntara, . Differ- f‘.\»e © any thing may be accomplished by hearty ence or distinction of rank. 2. an inclosure, }Q‘ B good will. what 1s within. § o 'V y S, ®og T o’ of VB antah-satwa, s.[ ceiinner, 3 8. & ¢. ©08uo& antardta re ©ET gpace ay and nEy ]i.“é.] Pregnancy r4] >) q | (&) (e} @ o o the marking and ©¥ play = See e} g O @ & [0S U nut, Semicar oY) o S anacardivwm, ricketty house. TP 8RS ©o8ToITd 8 w dod 3 h 8 B i, 16 S e 903 €903 s, o088 1 beam stands in mid-air, hangs loosely, or and 363 speech, containing the essence of all my ts of a beam killed in sacred sciences. phant, without support. 2. 1he suppor knowledge.] adj. i # affix whilst being sawn. 8. WoBRET™IRI antar-vigdhana, [eos o, ©od S. ©080Y8, antardima, [©o¥3 within, 8 within, ® a particle and 7% entering.] s. 1 Yane, and %8, the soul] s. That portion of the Su- Entrance, entering. Pluto, preme soul supposed to be the foundation of 8. ©0TR0T D antar-védi, [©os3 hetween, O life in all animals. BRI ITvF 0BT #ém God ol £gaie, 28, D and 3 level ground.] s. The Dodb, or ] is the universal soul. Also ©o8T RS %Z’iofim ~53 district between the Ganga and Yamuna AR B¢ 3: zéf\zsw& neo % Y without the rivers. i Supreme soul none can have life, motion, &c. e, une 8. WoBmoE R antar-hdsa, [©o33 inner, 8. ©0ZTTodd antardya, s. Hindrance, %0 do and %% laughter.] s. Self-satisfaction, con- obstacle. s. ©o380Z to hinder. 2. to disap- ceit. pear, die. anta- s. WoB&=8 antar-hita, adj. Covered, S. 3903)03?) antardla, s, Mid-space, mid- concealed, disappeared. s 80, air, included space, interval. e ®osTsdl. S. 5083 anta-shayya, [©o3 end, 8. ©o80g% antariksha, s, Mid-air, the and 33y a bed.] s. Death. 2. a bed or mat I\ i sky or atmosphere. on the ground. 3. the place for burial or [t 8. @OV antaripa, s. An island. burning. COU! S. E—:o’é’becf)o antariya, s. A lower gar- S. 603?0‘_33 S antastdpa, [©o3: inward, ment. and &% heat.] s. Grief, distress. 2. anger. 8. €oBATZ antargata, [©c3Y within, T. B. £03% 0 antastu, s. Privacy, retire- and 738 gone] adj. Internal. 2. intermediate, ment, secrecy. ©oBL IYD to be in private. ehweel .& o interposed. 3. forgotten, ®osRFE =T an ©oBU T I8y, WoBHY B I g confidential or th 0a hout internal fever. private communication. ©oBT Do R to nent, | over-hear, to hear privily. 2. a story of a 8. WoBGeE 3 antardhdna, |©oss with- building, a tier, as of drawer above drawer, in, and 33 to have or hold] s. Disappear- shelf above shelf, &ec. ance, vanishing, concealment, covering. per, and S. @05@5‘ antardhi, s, See the preceding S. 203X antastha, s. A name given in grammar to the letters o, 3, v, . e hCaYt. word. secresf C. WoBo, Wogye antd, anthd, adv. So, 8. 008w antar-bhiita, [©owd yith- tial 0f such. ©o%2 e guch a disposition. Logd in, W3 become.] adj. Inclosed, included. g 00 A g such a man. 8. WoZeFOERs antar-bhouma, [©033 C. 08 anti, s, See ©08. Also 2. an affix within, and %53 of the earth.] adj. Subter- Tavolre added to nouns ; as, ¥79¥08 g ditch ; n¥oe a raneous. ithin wooden horse ; 3508 a laugh, a smile; 2¢0 8. WOBRoT Qo antar-madhya, [6036 8 or w»¥o8 a woman recently accouched. fut and %5 middle.] s. The atmosphere, the 3. con. of ©3%8%, 2nd. per. sing. pres. tense aerial region, space between earth and sky. of ©3%; as $T08 what do you say ? 23 Fwdd that S. @oéd?ég antar-vatni, s, A preg- SdgFedk you say you will not give. nant woman. C. 08035 s A antintu, [Q_‘)O@Q qu'é’d] adv. 8. o33 8= antar-warti, [©o33 he. However, at any rate. YogoB) Fodr HTFYR tween, and &7 going.] s. Mediation, going TemyDY the sons of Kunti had no kingdom )iffere between. by any means. 2. so and so. 3. some little, i) just a little. 8. ©o33= Qo antar-wami, [eoss within, and I vomiting.] s. Retching, flatulence, S. ©o8F antika, s. Vicinity. adj. near, ACEy indigestion. proximate. 38 8. Efi_o‘a’;sb&‘g% antar-wdnt, [©co3 inner, 8. Q:‘JO?S?D?J(S\J)? antikdshraya, s. Con- s 1% c ©od ol T. 3. tiguous support, as that given by a tree to a S. @O@QSE?\) antéwdst [©0% pear, and =° 5 A creeper. % adweller] s. one who resides near his 8. 083> antima, adj. Final, ultimate, tutor, a disciple, a pupil. palan Al last. 2. very near. Bl s. 60—6;8 antya, adj. Last, ultimate. 2. 0. ©03> antu, adv. Thus, so, in that man- inferior, low oy Fow death. ) ©oZ TS adv. get 2ol ner. s. Total, amount, aggregate.. ©o® & finally, ultimately, at last, in the end. TINB, Vo N3, what is the total ? ©o S. e:“o@fgej, 605*8&253, Qfo@'nga‘m'c—' an- said, =N ’afigj the whole is so much. tyaja, antya-janma, antya-wdrna, st &, O?js.’@ DO c. 03w, ©o3y 303, [©oZ, = born, ®S, birth, IaF g tribe]s. A (o8t Bw, ©0308> antd, anti-intu, an- man of the last or lowest tribe, a pariah. %o fhen tu-mintit, antintu, adv. But, however, g BF Dy IN® to serve a pariah. Joum at any rate. ToSose woEdy I will not 0n S. @OSD{&@% antydgnye, s. Final punish- [ il come on any account. DT8R EIT Tonad ment. 2. final order. tot By ITE, 8Bomdy I cannot possibly go b with him. ®o3w o3 TN NI DI TE 5 Q‘JO@E,S%’ antydshe, s. A last wish, a forlorn hope. (¥ o0 S»nFdop, there is no possibility whatever of fhe our continuing in this town. 2. BoBw is 5. ©0ETT antydkshara, s, A final letter. sometimes used for do8w and 20w ¢. v. S. o3 8y o. @03 ante, adv. Like, as, such, so. @3 antra, s. An entrail, a gut. o8 the to8 like this VID) TP TBoE QI B Cwc 7 gripes. 3033@% a rupture, swelling of o) ) 2wodS0 he did as he told him. Bodwe Mo N A the intestines. g So P or S0P 8 FTXrY Vodwy BodeR 2080 0. ©0®, «wope antha, anthd ] adwv. Whe 2:¢9! how can one say how the matter See €08, Such, of that kind. ©ogom such L3, stands ? Affixed to a participle it means so and such. @ogom FUT such and such work, A, o) i that, in order to ; VI YR wihTod SEeN ©oBo & 233 guch persons 68 s8R ¥ there must be an order for them . 20T anda, s Mode, method, way. 3 S( to come here. 8 RUT FoRTo8 JWB see FoTITy T EFTI he sought a mode of rescue. 0 that that work goes on. ©0d83, WodRy, o adv. Like, as so. BB VTTRoBTAS this is 8x)y [¥o38 such, and B, ¥R, A, to be.] Iike that. NoJJOTBTO o as, in the same way to be so, or such. ©0d33d go be it, let it be g as before. ¢ oTTY S22 she did as he CG 50, B P0TTZ FoBHF Jo8BH that handsome said. man is like Cupid. A Jo3 e, VIToH TP C. o0 anda, L) s. Beauty, handsomeness, as you are, so will they be. J[N0JToB g8 I elegance. ©IYoTY her beauty, adj. Beauti- - before. P ful, elegant, handsome. ©oBm3, LoBYFIH a handsome man. T3 VoBMRBI0R), SR 1 o. 903 ante, A particle from the defective It is said, or, they say. verb ©3 to say. %72 8,8 why do you pride yourself on being a 2o8T08 It is said (or they say) he is come. handsome man., oBREr, VorRS, @CE%%TS T WDE,J08, Tovw WT VFoS they say %> a handsome woman. ©ouik2 ugly, de- that he is coming, and-that I must come too. formed. ©od BWoBT, @olfi«@g handsome. VT BrETI0S VI FRTBTI0B it is said that wos, ©oueded, ©@oBed yvery handsome, very he ordered it, and this man did it. pleasant. ©ouTN adv. Beautifully, pret- tily, elegantly. 0. 90805, ©woBT anteriya, antere, @&Juu%#oflmd TRBRFIY B adw. Like, such. SegoBIeNTOTD what elegance can there be in using foolish words ? ¢. ©0BeTTION antérakandgi, adv Backwards, ©3 ©030FTN 0T MRS he ¢. oW anda, past rel. part., also a collo- has fallen down backwards. quial form of the 3rd per. sing. past tense of S. @o‘é‘gfifiao& anté-vasdi, s. A chan- U3y, said. 2. he said. dala or man of the lowest cast. 2. a barber. A, C Q:”Od"og a?l(](l(je, See under &5‘23'03‘. 18 STy 903 (Cletas and T. B. 0000, ®ci3¢ andana, andala, &8 adv. Now and then, ©odAcdR, Wodho ar Lis s. A palankeen. See o RRY T, BoTBAN g arw from that day to this. ©omeB what then ) - palankeen bearer. ©oBaF(® to get into a tcok place. Lo ) © T2 the business which 9 palankeen. ©oB I OW to cause another to was then transacted. eotweg then? (imply- & i - get into a palankeen. Y IR BIFE D 7 5 55:@34 ing doubt.) ©o23% that night. 9 adv, 23 B 3¢ O3 25eBJoTeT a0 W O e o €;gio:34‘2 ; 8. €200, T andu, anduka, s. An - ) = = (o] ESSkE) FRTVEBRBI < fesp Yy 9F QU T he ornament worn round the ankles. 2. the = (- said, “In offering my all to Krishna, she chain for an elephant’s foot. 3. a chain, fet- drye, must not be absent,” and, without delay, ter, bond or tie. 1s. A constrained her to enter a palankeen, and h €o C. 0BT R, andu-kollu, See ©3x. then again joined Bhima, ready for the 1 T. B. ©oTR anduge, See 8o, sozz. journey. mish [ )réf‘@dfi)&?)’ or @ S of 8. @By B anduvriksha, s, The tree C. ©oBd andads, LI Boswellia integrifolia. ©ot method.] Like, as, in the same manner as. IRF SO ) [&] ® as a dumb man. A. 0. ©oRR® andode, for ©oTS of ©. sh, & A 8-5023@33;@ ando'.lali, s. A he buffalo. ¢. ©oB38 andare, (The conditional form of VoBer¥d BT [otwr¥D, and 83 for 3D g finel the root ©3%) if you say ; since, or while said. vehicle. | s. Yama, the Indian Pluto, with Top ©ouBS what is sandhi? lit. if you a buffalo for his steed. © say sandhi, what is it? %R70Z3S what is ) the meaning of this? or what if one say so? 8. €07, ©on3 andha, andhatwa, [ling of 2% BogRoB BB 20Tg, ToNoTWTW 2.03% 1t is the s rehd ne s. Blindness, darkness. 2. water. adj. blind, dark. whether you say thus or thus. See NToTT, Someo? blind with pride, lust, surfeit, y e or debauch. T. B. 2000 andala, See ©ote. nvred hlind with pride. (h S. @Ozfif andhaka, s. A blind man. €80 ) WL, A. 0. 0TS andale, See cordan. %% aman born blind. 2. the name of a coun- C DR, ©oToR andige, andange, try. 3. a demon or giant so called ©¥oFze), [ J See ©od, BoRF. W ©ogTOR), CorFHL [T and BB conqueror, e C. VoRTM, @o?fi)fib’a?j andivanna, an- 3339 and % an enemy.] An epithet of Shiva. dihula, Lé. A small black insect that infests this 18 $. ©opso3 andhakdra, [©os blind, and 1eway grain. 79T what makes.] s. Darkness. VoPFT B s he 0. o, WodTwY) andu, andi-kollu. a0 to dispel darkness. LogTI8 FDWY, o v. . To reach or touch with the hand; to gFeT S0tk Fagd darkness to spread, cover, or neness, reach out. SRR Yob@nr touch the ceiling. envelope; #wot®T the blindness of pride Beniti S8 ©ond T cannot reach it ; or, it is out of or lust. Swg&e05%598 the blindness of love. i my reach. SSR VT HY,Kw ag far as I can 8. ©WoREORT andhakdsura, [©ow= and reach. FHINYA ©oB™® incomprehensible. ©o es:’od] s. The demon ©o%=, g & B, ©obPwm™ to reach out and give a thing, S. WoFoT8 andhakdrdti, [ew=and to hand to one. & FONT 3N Bod BeBd reach €Te8 an enemy.| s. A name of Shiva. de out and give me that paper. ©oT3 adj. out 0 S. 00 T andha-kipa, [©od blind, ol of reach, unreachable. ©o33 ESEEANISEFR MY and ®»% a well] s. A blind well, one of very do not desire fruit that is out of reach. which the mouth is hidden, or without water. plet C. 90T andu, adj. Then. s. Day, time. 2. one of the hells. ¥ @Z,0m time of infancy or childhood. (SloYah) 8. €up8IRs| andha-tamassu, ere 06 e from that day or time. oY FRTLA [@otfi TOTRTT oD he has ruled the earth from blind, and 303y darkness] s. Great dark- ness. ol that time. ©ob2oB gince then, from that S. WoBRowINT andha-mishika, s. A ol time. ©o0% gdv. Then, on that day, at that time. kind of grass. WEH I INBToAR T SBBI Bodno very well, I shall see when you do it, 8. Qorfi?fi% andhassu, s, Boiled rice. 19 & N oW o S. @O'ZT")\?'(SJ andhalanu, s, A blind man. T. B. €0o2® ambala, See 83, MG 8, & 8. & 1. ©o5aBTe0ds andhd-darabd- ¢. ©®o® ambali, s. A kind of pap made 2. rice gruel. a2 ~ 2 ofth 7%, s. A blind cabinet, mismanaged, corrupt of sour water, flour, &ec. RIS BRETON 83,0200 I3 government. &3 put in more water and make gruel. =:1°09 very sour pap made ot A. 0. ®OTo annam, adj. True, correct, from the great millet [} i certain. o d 8. @o¥, ambashta, s. A country in the C. BOTJd> annu, See V. torto Fastern division of India, supposed to be the A. 0. ®OSR0 annegam, See B o 2. the abode of the Ambaste of Arrian. T. B. 8030320 anneyam, s. Seo o, offspring of a brahman by a Vaishya woman ; LoWR,T a bar- ith OCHT ampakd, s. Dismissing, sending a man of the medical caste. 3 ; ber (wat away. 2. an entertainment given to friends VL DICVEIO INB T dong on their departure. C. o020 ambd, s. The cry of a cow or calf. o) % give the son-in-law a farewell entertain- VJTINR VoBF Td 0. 02D ambddi-yele, s. A white ashg ment, and send him away 2. dismiss kind of beetle leaf long and narrow. b DE give him the parting feast. Z.« f him from your employ. 8. 202983 TOR ambd-bizavdni,‘ s. Par- vati. e S. €02 amba, [©3%] s. Mother., 2. Pdr- c. o203 ambdra, s. A heap of corn. 2. vati the mother of the world. the government share of corn. V3T Te, €ou C. ®o amba, [for ©3%5] pres. rel. part. ©otyT 93 a government granary, or corn ah of ®3% . Also, as a provincialism, the 3rd. per. magazine. sing. of the ind. mood, past, present and avégjc%fi‘ad the government and 0. & cultivator’s corn before it is divided. future ; as, T BT IR VII Tow!? what Ing will he say to what I mentioned? 2tzwirio C. 02500 afllbd?’l‘, s. A howdah. %0250 {1 AV 0250 DD 2, he tells you to go. VIIgTowSey IR 8% T, Voesd T to fasten it on. LY o T know not what he will say. ©ow 393 to get into it. Ty :? word spoken. AToW TeéR .Qgt*o ;Sfiog}ozi c. @oafl)dosfi amb(iruzzzzi, s. A small Ing they all laugh at what you say. VoW troublesome insect. oy S. 09T, ©odF ambikd, ambike, ; current news, the common talk. Y Tgow B %03 ¢3! what is the news of that city P ©ces» s. A mother. 2. a name of Parvati. 3. the fi, @Cm?fi\, Q"}C'&Rfiq& when said., mother of Dhritardshitra. [« S. eS0T ambaka, s. An arrow. 2. the 5. €90e3T e, 90eITeSIT ambikéya, eye. 8)0000% Shiva, having three eyes. a77262']fe’3/a/m, s. Ganésha or Kdrtikéya, C. Wo2>& ambata, s. The boiled juice of as sons of Pdrvati. 2. a name of Dhrita- tamarinds mixed with vegetables. 2. the rashtra. 8! [ wild mango, Spondias mangifera. c. ©odA ambiga, A boatman, a fisher- [ man. ©cnTTE g pilot, a sea captain. G, 8. @003 ambara, s. The sky or atmos- 3. cotton. 4 A. C. 02900 ambilam, See ©owd. phere. 2. clothes, apparel. 0§ tale. 3:30W3T g yellow cloth ; 3%23,023 a pur- C. @020 ambu, s. An arrow. 2w a bow €5020020 1] ple cloth ; Zymdrcwd a gold cloth. and arrow. ©o3 RO the feathers of an arrow. o 23 Shiva, whose apparel is the sky. ©owd BT &2 the end of an arrow indented to 233 an inhabitant of the air. 2. a fowl of (6 receive the string. ©os, WYL, Wil I, the air. Vol Bwi, Wods FpB g quiver. YoISHT, Yo W3R a bowshot. E 8. odez ambarisha, s. A frying pan. ©oRT 990 a bow string. 0 4. Vishnuw. SE VoW BBW, WordenrRaBn to shoot an arrow. ©ow ( 2. war, battle. 8. Shiva. 6. the name of ec - < fu young animal, a colt, a boy. ), Wowy BRW an arrow to pierce. oW 7. a division of hell. 8. the sun. ESAN ©odS 90D the wound of an arrow. § ¢ a king. 3’ 10. the wild mango. owT 8D, wolgewrv the head of an arrow. 9. repentance. {0 20 ey, Low D 90D s. Water See ©o. ©o33 T an aquatic ani- A @808 amf)u, v. n. To dry, wither, fade. mal ) mad S. ©02 ambu, s. Water., 3580w the rain \? ] of the cold season in October and November. 8. ©0259TS ambhd-rava, [y and ©3 r and STz frozen water. éwwua clear water a cry | See ©02d made Vo) Fed g drop of wa tor now 230 Ol aquatic A. C. ®OHONRTO ammangodali, s A VoW FoBF, LowWI$Td s. an aquatic animal giant’s weapon or axe in the 8% g crocodile Lot 0 FRIF g turtle or water A. C. ®OJVY amm, V. n. To desire, to he the tortoise. Vowox (water-born) a lotus. Vo wish the G, 8o Wh@w S (lotus-sprung) Bramha. o 8. €073, 08 amsha, amshe, s, A share oman TR the world Cowix ?¢3 a woman portion, part. 2. condition, state, good for with a hand as delicate as the lotus. £20W0T a har tune ©oBLATRY Be)e? g % to apportion ( water- 0*1vmt") 02073 (Wdt(’l holding ) a cloud Shiva. Lowd, o state of poverty r calf ? the ocean . ©03T amshaka, s. Akinsman, relation, Yoo T water beverage. YowoTZD Shive hite co-heir as having the ocean for his quiver BoWIRY )38 g purifying nut ©on3kS the foam 02T amsha-karta, s. A sharer, Pm of the sea 90w & g cloud VoW, o a proprietor, an owner WISVT &3 tl)e porpoise lit. water-monkey 8. @03 amshaja, adj. Related by birth, 9% ©owT2® the ocean or collection of waters. 200 o3 O, born with the nature of another BIB OO €owmTe3 the bed of a stream. &o@)%m g & 1Y v’ ) TYB BFNT YT he cannot govern th a bubble or cor ©oERRTT Vishnu. rorld unless he be born with a portion of the nf and (o} divinity. 02IRDT ambu-garike, s. The creep- A table ing bent grass, agrostis stolorufera S. ©0%23%) amsha-chakra, s A C [ 0208 ambuli, See wowd consulted by astrologers in casting nativitie an astrological diagram for ascertaining the 0. ®o2wd ambuva, Sce under SO degree of the sun in any sign. T. B. @902 ambe, See ®ow and ©, A anall mother 2. a goddess. 3. Pdrvati. The fol- S. ©038¢ amshatwa, s. The degree of the lowing are some of the names and forms of sun, in any sign of the zodiac, at the time of Pdrvati ri5ews a5 the mother of the world one’s birth. SEEM n;b\z\aj TTRUT oL 5“\4\40\,%"3 /IU’lle) b8} S TG BRTIBLETER 29@3?\@,@ in cast 3, the oootS as presiding over epidemical dis- ing up (the woman’s) nativity, the degree eases ; weroveced ag a goddess of children of the sign was good, but the sun’s sign it- W)=o0ct in the form of the black bee; > eyt self was not favourable. Q./’Swts XTI, 3‘)"#0 20w g5 Kdli, or the black godde: EANCE Yo} % as a dumb goddess. 5m30%3 the chief Syomsidie the degree of the sun, in the Dirie sign of the zodiac goddess 30T Saraswati the goddess at the young man’s birth was that of which the emblem is a horse of learning, and wife of Bramha. - fsfer (@ arietis), and that of the young woman’s . bo&w ambé, See wowa. a buffalo (y OF ) corvi). As there is a great Q/O&T“G)J Q0TI ambegdlu, natural enmity between these animals it 18 ambl’.fld% s. Crawling on the hands and augured that the union in marriage of two o how fe C o 9023 7 OR persons so born, would not be suitable qrrow B MOR), WoSMeRIR to LoV 3 crawl on the hands and feet. ©c3onr 8. COBPD, COTROPI, D, jted 0 0 » B to begin to walk on the hands and feet, bo“u@oaz)‘fl amsha-bhava, amsha- I ¢ as a child. amshid- { ambhava, amshi-bhita, Scented Sb 71l a. °“ao°&3j& ambé-halady, b/zava, adj. Partaking of the nature of an- turmeric 0 other inheriti o =) by birth, another’s quali- 424 S o2 ambla, s. See & . ties LD J S. ®03® amshala, See Vozw. i . 8033 VOFTY ambha, ambhassu, 9 &l 1 e 90D TG S. WoTez oo amsha-lakshana, s. The 2. the name of ¥t the dragon’s tail, or character or quality of any degree of the sun descending node. in a sign of the zodiac. 0. BT 83, T v, T 8F&» akata, 8. 03008 amshdmshe, s. Part within a § akatd, d/ca;la/cagfa’, interj. Expressive of part. SOrTOW, pain, joy, or surprise. o C. OFTE oY T8 akatavikata, adj. Adverse, $ S. @o»‘ogécg amshitwa, s. Participation. 8. €025 amshu, s. A ray of light, a sun contrary, confused, incoherent, untoward, beam. 2. light, splendour, effulgence. 3. a fickle, irresolute, wavering, inconstant, inver- small point or eand of thread. ted, topsyturvy. pfi:"&i DELITT T8 gn irre- § velant, inappropriate expression, an incohe- I S. ©9C0F amshuka, s. Cloth, clothes. 2 [SE2 rent speech ; a prevarication ; a shuffle. 1 fine cloth. 3. an upper garment. 4. white w3 2UT an untoward, confused, or trouble- cloth. 6. the end of the upper part of a wo- % ). { some work. FUT W o TENTITONT this man’s cloth, in general thrown over her ¢ business is very adverse. shoulder 0. ©FEO0MVs akatdisu, v.n. To be- il 8. 8075733, 03003 I, £0TINVINY, come warped. BHF VIUY e BREDAND & fifor‘éoaéjo amshu-dhara, amshuman- Xwe® the leather is become warped by tanu, amshu-mdli, amshu-hasta, [eo drying in the sun. il B a ray, and ¥3 who holds, 398 a possessive c. ©TEF akatika, adj. Indecorous, inde- S [SSORY] affix, ¥ g necklace, and ) the hand.] s. cent. VI BTFSTIOCT Feeres S he talks Qe The sun. without regard to propriety or decency. 8. Wotoee® amshu-jdla, s. A multitude d . ©F3 akara, [© prive. and %3 hand] adj. of sun beams. b Handless, maimed. bl ! 8. 03008 amshumati, s, A woman. 2. 8. 30T akarika, s. A collector of cus- a river so called. toms. a‘ S, ©FTE —d oJ 8. oY amshumatphala, s A a/fartm:g/(l, adj. Unlawful, ‘:\ plantain. improper. § 8. LoBwea® amshdjwala, s. The efful- S. 863535‘%;0‘33 akarma-kriye, s A gence of a sun beam. neuter or intransitive verb. § 8. 20X amsd, s, The shoulder or shoulder 8. &TFcT akalanka, See wwvcs blade. ©oZx®7y the two shoulders. 2. 1. B. of S, TP (553 akalcig/a, adj. Fruit 1 A ess,cause- M ©o¥ g part, a portion. less, in vain. 8. ©oRTWE amsa-kita [©o3 ashoulder, 8. €TV, akalmasha, s. Puity, clear- and ¥ a peak] s. A bull’s hump. 0, ness, innocency. 8. ®oX@ amsala, Strong, stout, lusty. C. €TT2IR, ETFvY, TS aka- = 8. ®oR®S amsa-hata, s. A form of mili- sdliga, akasdla, akasdle, s. A gold or tary array. silver smith. T TO0T 2o o roy gold smith’s work OFTV e Weoe 8. ®ox208T amsdntara, [¢ox and ¢os the gold smiths’ caste. ©.] s. The armpit. ©z5ewT WO the gold smiths’ street. § 8. =2 ah, interj. Ah ! Expressive of pleasure, S. e%af_aéfiso?\, ©FTT,50 N, BT admiration, jest, or reproach. >N, akasmdikawdgi, akasmdttigi, S. = O en=2 aka, s. Pain, affliction. 2. sin. akasmikawdgi, adv. By chance, sudden- s. 9T08T a-kantaka, adj. Unimpeded, ly, unexpectedly. (S5 & TN W to come un- unobstructed. awares or suddenly. 8. «Te3 a-kacha, [® priv. and ¥ hair] 8. ©FJoT akalanka, adj. Spotless, un- adj. and s. Bald headed, destitute of hair. stained, pure, innocent. ¢ 2 &« R OFY 5 ], op o. @BYRTY akalasakala, adj. Disres- c. =T akka, s. An elder sister. Q‘%f_& SoA e -2 pectful, indecorous. © oS} KSR VBRFITFIIN T WD, elder and younger sisters. e?s;’};f ®R 733 3 he is bawling indecently. eSS Sobs (proverb) he favours his friend’s i, S, 5T ST o enemy. lit. he hates his sister, and is friend- eof \6/(‘ . akalagnya, s. Anignorant man. ly to her husband. B E£59 '&3;) akalatra, [ priv. =¢3) wife.] C. 658088 alkanna, s. A proper name. eIse, s. A bachelor, one not married. ad, S °‘°§€°9’32 akalike, s, Unbudded, unblos- 0. ©% 25 akkachchi, s. An affectionate IVEr= somed. mode of addressin g an elder sister. ~3 Te S- 09500 033 L2 D a]xcfzquaé(@d(tva, adj. €. B & (Z/f/é’({/'a, adj. Curious, wonderful. “ 1) unexpec- Inappropriate, not to the point. € wIe38 9% an odd expression, a curious word. 2. true. ted, surprising. 3. absurd, inconsistent. T, InsEwRe? is what 1) o S. 95903 akdra, s. The letter ©. you say true? s. Wonder, surprise. 2. this envy. 8. ©3o3¢e akdrana, adj. Causeless, ©%? [oF: ~~ Cl c. ©%F 8 akkata, See wwin. J95%y a causeless dispute, a dispute about e (SErYe] nothing, or without sufficient reason. C. «B BRI> akkatiganu, s, One who N VFTEIIN WA 10 £ ey catseless scorn. surprises by his feats, &c. ] by go without a reason. C. T3 akkadi, s. A kind of pulse. he H. ©5903> akdratu, adj. Vain, useless, following belong to this class @=TZ.2 green mde ©FLTHA B to be spoiled or frustrated. gram. hsble] Iks vUTd] ©7B dolichos caliang. a 8. OSVTDAE akdra-varga, s. The first ¥R 72 common horse gram. VTSR VED g class of letters, including all the vowels. kind of beans. >F#> sweet oil seed. oSy ] Yo S. ¥3°0 akdla, adj. Untimely, unseason- v, 2 doll TomElk =3 white oil seed. 28 2 %,.® hemp seed. ORI ©R2 Linum usi- able. ©%F30F%, unseasonable rain ; YTV Fo (18 tatissimwm, or painter’s oil seed. Uuzg 2B unseasonable fruit ; ©Te0n, one who cannot discern the signs of the times- VFV T, black gram, a species of prLascolus radiatus. e i, ad ™ %2 castor oil seec ©FoU 392y an untimely death. 8. ©%0e33 akinchana, adj. Very poor. T Q:C%_&@a akkana, [ that, and £ in- stant] adj. Instantly. s A VEoBEI a man extremely indigent. S, 0. O d Cl]i/i'dl“vi, s. The close adhesion of 8. ©380258> akinchitu, Abundance, very much. the woof and warp in the web of a loom. X3 50 VT A3 VDN B %?_ama‘o %":#?oj (ause 8. ©58 akutila, adqj Sincere, upright, so fix the thread to the loom that the woof ingenuous, frank. may not miss the warp. JY‘ d 0. &% o0 akipa, s, A husband. 2. a pa- T. B. ©5( 8 akkati, s. See vzs. ramour, & wooer, a lover. @ 35?%@? akkarti, s, See SN aha S. TR YT alezipcim, The sea or ocean. 2. a tortoise, the king of turtles, the tortoise T. B. 9T To, L%&?j\m’é’) akka-dd- old or supposed to uphold the world. 3 a stone ma, akka-mdle, See ©zsns. i or rock. (astes I 5 @fi%fi?{‘% (l]t']t'dd((,fl’i, s. An asce- tic’s staff. 8. ©Fy8, ©FGBo, akrita, akritya, * ] 3F s. What ought not te be done, bad. 2. un- 37 @fi_&saflb akkanachouri, s. A par- kind. 3. unmade, undone. ticular kind of vegetable. f Ufh 8. WFGOTI akriranu, A humane Idll\t’fl' A. C. Q:‘)%)%&) akkaba, s. Wonder, surprise. person. 2. a proper name. e U C. 955605;8 akkaiya, s. An affectionate 8. ©Fe3 akédsha, [©priv. #e3] adj. Bald, mode of addressing an elder sister. 2. Tw'Bé of ©F, q. v. g 8. ¥FOTUID a/s’ousfialanu, s. j}n un- skilfal, awlward man. B oo 2. fate. vu% 3 akkara, See ©zT. | ] o m— T = < [ @#_& % T OF ak- ¢. T3, T3, wE TS, c. Q‘Eif? akkale, s. A cloud, a lump. I kara, akkare, akkarate, akkarike, Soe3SEF a clod of earth. Bod Q:Z?”_*f a ) 0 s. Attachment, affection, love, indulgence. cake of cow-dung “ . a man who ;annot bear to be tickled. fi ©FDYSH an affectionate man. ©z,TIRr B @ 39 to become fond. e @ to love, to shew A. C. OFD T2 a/c;’ccz'{lu, v. n. To ooze, to (U8 affection. ®2ROw@ a‘msg‘g W &5‘%%?5@"\'2}%? flow, to run down, as tears, &c. 3 the mother is very fond of her son. ©3 ef& C. @6‘3{763 (Z]i'/fi((’?'u, [Qf?\_‘& ln(;ib'tuye’ B3 to 48 038 nRuFEI 'ZA)&E% 03'&30% F2TS overfondness dry up] . % The throat to dry or become See a L 1 b spoils a child. so under ©=,3. choked with crying, as a passionate child. e T. B. 9T 00052500 akhardnka-mdle, c ‘L‘“*S'% akki, s. Rice deprived of its husk, I -2 € [©%3T a letter, ¥oF a sign, and % a chaplet ] raw rice. % 8¥X or w¥ to clean rice by b i s. A poetical chaplet. 2. poetry in which beating it in a mortar. ©%, IR0 to free rice vet every word begins with the same letter. The varieties of rice are al- from stones, &c. ) 1 0. €5 'é't‘?QTCG)z? akkariké-palya, s. A most innumerable ; the. following are some of tio kind of vegetable. the principal kinds. F/3E,, FREVE, INBY, il wiB ©%, rice in a rough state, BWTNTY,, TEY c 85%“’%67\%3 aklkarigaru, s. A panegy- es 9 %, rice well cleared of its husk. =% N %, rice rist. I from paddy that has not been boiled. oo L c. 8% 3, 69%’%6 akkare, akkara, 2 T 2. occasion, need, @%:6_, o0V o ux requally or badly boiled rice, Necessity, emergency. b want. TORVE,, TIVE, rice of paddy that has been ©F T5eNT) to he necessary, wanted. ] boiled before beating. Oy @53&’ & % <+ FR% O 338 ¥E,B 1y I have no occasion for it, boiled rice S0P rice with a bearded husk, A, I do not want it. 3. desire. ?fi?_—d_d 82 to 3 st 2. to fulfil one’s of which there arve five kinds ®wi@ &3, © e get through an emergency. desire. 3. to relieve from want. monkey-haunched rice. T, 0N ¥, red rice. (¢ WRE B, WRB B rice ground in a wooden c. €T 0T3S akkalakare, s. A medicinal §i¢ mill, and not beaten in mortar. nRB BT 0N root used for coughs, asthmas, &c. % ©% a brown husked rice like the wing of the c. ©F o akkalu, [properly =59 q. v.] kite. 203030 =Jon ©% g short thick rice. s. Gleanings, ears of corn left in the field. 520 Bowe¥¥, rice which ripens in the rainy =2 TR (S53 I VT, REY, VT, S0 g° v. a. to glean. & season. Towd ©% red husked rice. Fofd &) dg or W& ears of corn to be left in the fine rice. BT Tord, b 88on¥, fine red rice. field. v T3, vBY 3T, YT ears of e:0n Toesd, very fine rice. Rozdd ¥, rice % corn not thoroughly trodden out. of flavour. Tod O miliaceum panicum. =2 (3 c. B X akkasa, s. Anger, passion. STy SeTY, panicum semiverticillatum. ST O It FRS WD Qfi‘#&'fi 33‘@@3@:‘,03 he is Very angry panicum Ttalicum. SZ¥% paddy rice, SHTE § i with me. VF FTe0, VT, IMT g passionate Z Toesty a fine gold coloured rice. B,%,, 8B, nman. VT, BB, VT EREF, CTFIMOD a pas- 270 Oy, TeB THO VY coarse rice. THFH sionate woman. 9% ©% g midding kind of rice. ST¥F3 © o %, small red rice. = ToewN 2 < i C \Sfi%?\,')OK a/clcasanga, s. An affection- %@% R B ate woman. scented and fine flavoured rice. R¥0%% a c. =T TOR ak/’tascfligd, s. See Y% fine round grained rice, &c., &e. ©EOD DT, F20R broken rice. ¢. T %9"&’0 a]clm_lisu, v. a. To contract or T. B. 25 akki, s. See ©%. = draw in the muscles of the stomach from hun- c. L%{g&, @-8-%55 akkidi, akkini, s. See ger, &c. 2. to fear. 3. to flinch on being tick- OB, B, e led. ©2, 9% drawing in the muscles of the T. B. €3 0O ekkira, See ©zs. stomach. 8 TRN 3TN XTI TRTBOT BTy R A. C. T, @%J%O, Pa'o’@%fa,&, akku, e, 0T B eR0eS the boy, from hunger, § aklum, tralakku, The old form of ©™ contracts the muscles of his stomach. 24 @%fqé_ (ZYat o) i, To become, be finished, suit, agree with, be 8. OVIBI, WOTo akhddana, akhd- A possible. ©%,33; food that does not agree with dya, adj. Not fit to eat, unwholesome. o one. B I JISR ©FRATD this rice cannot S. ®o0 akhdri, [® neg. and 2720 a scar] fail to agree with you. 2. to come under Without defect, whole, scarless. one’s authority, to remain in one’s possession 2, 10 or under one’s controul. =3 ;io;o;jém oIn=, 8. €03 akhinna, adj. Free from distress, happy. 2. small, little, 1 0. to & this man will not submit to you. (&) %:&CI)’ eC0me a subject, one under the authority of another. 8. o akhila, adj. All, the whole. ©% ©203 the universe. . v, FAFO to appropriate to one’s self what husk, belongs to others. 2. to digest. 8. to pre- S. Q—Sfig&s akhéta, [© priv. and 2:¥ vile, serve or defend what is one’s own. 4. to bad, low] adj. Not vile or contemptible. e by obtain, take, or retain possession. VT DB 8. ®OA aga, [®priv. 8 moving] s. A tree. 2. o 118 verb. n. the act of concocting or digesting. the sun. 8. a snake. 4. a mountain or hill. re als 16 Of 2. appropriation. 3. continuance, preserva- ORBTH g man of the hills. 2. a monkey, &c. tion, ©¥yFAR one who appropriates to him- C. WAFoED, OReFoEY), WR2F0E, self what another has left without heir; a ) & z¢y R &S, OReFE, agachdiu, a- monopolist. ©FIE temporary exaltation, T power or authority not likely to continue. gachdtalu, agachdtlu, agachdtale, TOWW QI BR), IR Snd Efi/;fiémdd@ Ei‘%_}';‘J #«agaag agacha’fle, s. Uncomfortableness, such as q TICR & he is a usurper, and appropriates to him- 2S hop LU || a person feels when put out of his usual way, self any body’s property. not at home, staying with strangers, not having food when he wants it, no proper sk, A. C. 0T B> akkudisu, v. n. To coase, stop, be suspended. place to sit down in when fatigued, &c. on 3 & wotd) ®dy, wreretd) kP to fall into distress, od 1ice c. @fiog;?'&"a akkulisu, See == v, to suffer adversity. wfim&ign oy <« W, VR &3y [$2) woolen 8. 853> a-krama, [© priv. )3 order] s. wBR to throw one into adversity. wfim&g’ xn - 3 of Confusion, irregularity; want of order or B, BRLsE 8OW to rescue from adversie ; of the arrangement; deviation from rectitude ; sin. ty. ©RwRHIN0 3 person in adversity, © rices adj. irregular, confused. ©%,03%7 jrregular- S "C")%”?Qgg)d WIY @fim&i{bflfi “a:’%;g he is very iy ly forlorn without a home, 50{?‘3% C. OAEF agachu, See vrosh. oy H. Eflgdy B> akrddu, s. The name of a fo- reign fruit. 8. ©R%2S aga-jdte, s [daughter of a , 1t mountain| Pdrvati. i B C. a/cfia, interj. Expressive of abhor- rence or disgust. |/ 1 C. ORT agadu, adj. Fierce, mischievous, wild, untamed. On@RY to become wild. 2803 8. ©0T, VOB a-khanda, a-khan- a8 ©RZIT mischievousness. 2. self-will, obsti- dana, [© neg. and 203 broken] adj. Un- W divided, whole, entire, indivisible. 2. abound.- nacy, unmanageableness. 3. insolence. ©nRZ> 709 [ ing. 3. imperishable. ©203% the Imperisha- 9% to do mischief. ©nB Bed a fierce, wild, dangerous bull. ®RB B, VrR@weh 5 ? % ble (God), B3 szg), Qfla)ozs:raou\bjez;s eternal mischievous cow. B BonD ©RmA BegsdHd or imperishable wealth, empire, dominion. 1’% VOB Fov etel-nity_ that woman is become unmanageable, ¢ = ¥ [T VRBBT BIT BoZ R, INPDTORITE that 8. WDoB D a-khandana, s. Time. man’s insolence will prove his ruin. S. Q—Da)oé'é a-]ckazzc_lita, [&‘J neg. and o2 c. R D agani, s, a bolt, the inner wooden g0 @ broken] adj. Unbroken. 2. imperishable. bolt that fastens a native door. 3. fruitful. €023 Vg, imperishable riches. ORedg JT g perpendicular bar that secures a native door. 8. wORE akharva, adj. Much. ©ncik %8 the peg that holds the upright M”y 8. ©293 akhdta, s. A natural pond or bar. ©nedg B to holt, VRe3g SR to un- lake, o bolt, unbar, 25 e N ened en ~N 5. OR RS agamita, adj. Countless, innu- 8. ®ATy, @gary, s. Red sandal wood. ©7 8 merable. o =, red sandal wood chip. 8. OASIT> aga-tury, [er hill, and S a C. OAY agala, s. Breadth, ®nv 2»% length cow] s. A hill cow. and breadth, as in cloths. 8 BB DRV BePD C. RS agate, s. Digging. See ©7, =g what is the length and breadth of that A cloth ? 8 BYURAEY ¥RV o FwY, 8 BOREN S. @7’\'5,8 agatya, s. Necessity, need, com- pulsion. adj. Urgent, important, needful, SwsBrosensy that board is a cubit broad. necessary. 2. positive. 7y necessarily, adj. Broad. vRumen Bwe@d to dig widely. Ia 259 ORUTNAT the well is wide. positively, urgently, needfully. ®7g3g3 un- (. necessary. ©nS;aen W must come, WSy C. ®A® agala, s. A plate made of leaves. { A F@ must do. YRy FoehF an urgent affair, BROQDFAgh to put in one’s plate. n necessary business. C. WARUBS agalddu, v. n. Tomove, wave, I 8. OAT agada, |® priv. 73 disease] adj. shake, pendulate. Healthy, well, free from disease. ORToFT 8] 0. ROV agalisu, caus. of €nw. To se- a physician. RO parate, to cause to quit or abandon. Iy 0. WATOB> agadddu, s. The brace of a #og0 to separate from. 2. to straddle, to bedstead or cot. SOFR BrTUIRmB) ©8 X7 stride. 8. to extend, spread out. JNB, VRTR S¥B> WA the brace of the cord c. @A agalu, v, n. To separate from, cot is loose, pull the brace tight. quit, abandon, leave; to be parted, divorced. D. OAD agadi, s. Nothing, not the least. 2. to extend, widen, become extended. (SJa{3) g - OFTT WYRHY ND Lo F3RITOYI he has not Fogo to separate one’s self from another, to i" even a single cash by him. leave another’s society. OnRO B to sepa- rate, go apart, come in two. ®RVZ @D, VAR 8. ®AYT aga-dhara, [©r mountain, ¥3 supporting] s. Pishnu, incarnate as a turtle, ¥d® to be inseparable, united. ORWHD, to support the mountain Mandara during OnOF, ©nRY separation, the state of being i the churning of the milk sea. separate, ©RY D, VROBI persons who are 8. WAQeT aga-dhira, s. A man of cour- separated, as lovers, &c. ©Roz, one left, G age, (firm as a mountain.) abandoned. RO @ac2Ew! have you left 8. OATS aga-pati, s. The chief mountain. me? ©nRO TYOTT T cannot bear to be sepa- ¢ rated. %)% RISy W, ORI u%ofimg)’ 8. OANIIR aga-pannaga, s. A hill ser- it is not well for a woman to leave her hus- Al pent. 9 band. ©RQScb, orey ) o a separated lover. 0. WA, VRWIRNER agape, agapé- L A. 0. ORBETEDR agavésatuga, See ors. sataga, s. A ladle of cocoa nut shell. b 0. ORIOOR agashdliga, See ©zis0n. 8. WARDY aga-bila, s. A cave. C. ®R3 agashe, See vrz. S 5. OR3eD aga-bhéds, s. A name of Indra, 0. ORR, OAIX agasa, agasiga, s, A who cut off the wings of the mountains with washerman. ®©RINE, VRTS, URTZDY 3 wash- his thunderbolts. 2. (tree-cutter) a hat- erwomans. chet. #4574 d| C. OAN agase, Thelin-plant. Linum usi- 8. ORPWIN aga-bhigi, s. A hill ser- tatissimum. ©nI DI the @schynomene pent. f grandiflora. ORI FIN coronila grandiflo- 5. ORDS, ®ARII agama, agamana, ra. wndk %w%y the lin-plant used as a ve- ¥ [© priv. and R= or RS going] adj. Fixed, getable. ©7¥c 78 lin-seed oil. immovable. s. A hill, mountain. 2. a tree. f 0. ORTeORY agasé-bdgalu, s A 8. OARTD i agamya, adj. Impassable, in- town gate, the gate of a fort. accessible, impenetrable. i . esm%ejo agasellu, s, Colour oil seed. 8. WARVN agarime, s. Dishonour. ©RIg 27%° painter’s oil. 26 = [SYahtod ONX, o 8. Q—Dfl:(\?c 8 A9astya, s. A celebrated saint, . ©7T agdra, s. A house, a habitation. the son of both 23, and INe, by YWIFd; S. ®7ROT8 agcira’ti, [©R mountain, ¥T3 ot the regent of the star Canopus,. 2. the tree a foe] s. Indra, the foe of mountains. 55 a@schynomene grandiflora. H. ‘\’“5'7?3@ aga'vu, s. Money in advance. ® hat A. C. ®RY agala, adj. Deep. 2. Broad, o ™Y A g to take money in advance. wide. VMY TR to advance money. oad C. ®Ro8 agalanti, s. The stave of a 0. NI agiyu, v a. To dig. 2. to ely ladder. 2. a fort ditch, trench, moat. chew, to champ. 3. to be glad. 4. to fear. 5. to fill, to prevail. 6. to enter. ©ATNVITY, C. OAYZ, ©AYS, @K'gjn agalati, Ves, BABRRT, WRRRT, LACNRR, VRS, YR8 the agalate, agalte, s. A fort ditch, trench, moat. vrgeenw g draw-bridge over a act of digging. 2. champing. =®§JcB ©A ave, moat. ©7n¥ERZ the mound thrown up from @ to chew with the teeth. 7 Ochon oA @ to dig with a spade. ©ND Fago to dig a moat. AT se: for one’s self. BATY to cause to dig. c. E:??\Jg)'?/da agalddu, v.n. Tomove,shake, Ol be loose. ©rROFuD v, @. To shake, &c. FRoB) 83, ©RG0® 83y to chew and eat. ORE I, VA VW to dig. 0 T. B. WA, WA agali, aguli, See © C. @7\{‘% a'_(/l.nl, See @7;\\{'3. Red. A. C. DN agida, adj. Close, thick set, Tom, 0. ORY, ORY> agalu, agulu, s. A I'CCd» filled. grain of boiled rice. ©BRF 308 WD the i) T. B. ©NQ agini, See ©n,. grain of boiled rice is become soft. .oBRYT 1, to Tw 03T R WuuED he ate, and did not leave 0. ®NIF, ©r agilike, agilu, Se- See ©nrw, epa: a single grain. 2. a fort ditch, a moat. paration, division, divorce. Cal C. ONT agishe, See vrEennv. () @7\’?3 agali, v. a. & n. To dig. 2. to A0y c. dive, to bathe. 3. to swallow. ®©R¥?, ©RY, ©ONED agishenne, See end. eing the act of digging, &ec. c. 0 are NSy agishellu, See BRI, Left, 0. ©RY:B00 agalé-shunthi, s. A me-. B. 9N T agishtike, See oM, dicinal root. Cissampelos hexandra. Jeft B. N agili, See eRa. C. epa c. @K"i agalte, See ©rvs. NP3 agiliti, See vrvs. Ay 2 o) A. C. ORYS agallu, v.n. To dive. See c. @KJOfi@ agundale, s. Excess, abun- s R, dance. adj. Great, much, abundant. over H 70 aga'di, s. Front, van. adj. front. C. ®RLF> aguchu, v, a. To press, to com- o 0 wmaR B7 a horse’s halter rope. ©mdR ™ad press, to press or squeeze down. ;‘)’v#_* (Sha N2 DR to press to the ground. s a harlot’s house. S. ®AYE aguru, s. Red sandal wood, aloe 8. OROP agddha, adj. Basy, soft. wood, or agallochum. 2. a dark kind of the 5 A S. @KDZfi agddkd, [® neg., and ™7 fixed place] s. A hole, chasm, abyss. adj. Very same. 3. a tree, dalbergia sissoo. 4. a boat. sl [® priv. ™ heavy] adj. light, not heavy. deep, bottomless, very great. 2. profound, C. 7R agulu, v.a. To shake, move, mysterious, abstruse. oMy 23 a violent sV fever. o DY a heavy rain. RITTOY DOIOF make loose. 8 RetiEIy O oosen that nené peg- a profound secret. VD HWF g, very reser- i TR R c. ORT aguvike, for LranD2. See un_ ved man. Y 33) a deep sleep. Al the abyss, the deep. R L3R the foun- der ®A. tains of the deep. C. WRD, ©AY, ORBeRORY agu- A 8. ORI agddhipanu, [©R mount- shi, agushe, agushé-bdgalu, See erits LN, ain, ©5% king] s, The chief of mountains, :eed' BTN c. WRXJo8 agulanti, See erives. 27 Nl 5 BT oW T. B. ©@ R0 aguli, See orv. c. @7’;\@"533 aggaleya, s.” A powerful man. c. 3'97\)3%9-53 agulisu, v. caus. To cause to C. OB, STV aggddi, aggdli, s. OTFoT [¢ dig. A low, vulgar, immodest woman. C. @Kofjo agulu, v.n. To slip out, as a ©m ® what a vulgar woman she is ! 4 bolt ; to become loose, misplaced. BRTY I 5 857\‘1;\5&33?3 aggddi-kdra, s. A conju- 4] %3%-";)‘3’&5 DFTToITT oA™Y the bolts on the ror. 2. a decelver. 8l numerous gem doors having slipped out. S a grain of boiled rice. P58 @‘7/\\ aggi, See ©7 . S 0. @7}\7\' aggiga, s. A little, mean, or use- Iy 8. WAR®DS agithana, adj. Public, open. less man. 2. a divider of friends, a mischief R § c. ©R age, s. A germ, bud, shoot, young maker. J plant. Ok By to sow seed for plants. The use of C. ©N d aggini, s. Water. (1 83 JdRTH T TIAR 8RN mm’w‘s SOW 7dgl for this word is confined almost entirely to the 50 plants, so as not to miss the season. é’@fiJ [} Lingaits. R e WobK a water vessel. (ST 7Y, BeriZedyS1cI tobacco plants. WBIR D% g water woman. ) W{\f’d o3 four 8 ©nR¢3 brinjal plants. H287#Y) chilli plants, vessels on a bullock for fetching water. ©7 o, ©7¢Y onion plants. 3 v g well reserved for the use of a ) C. @7? age, See ©A. Jangama and his disciples. dc@Tog 30T ©A 3 0. ®R% \ e agd, interj. Lo! behold! ®©nwg woRTort B F ST W the Linga priest used §, Swed Jo ! see. ©reg ©F o ! there. the water which the pious woman brought, al for worship. ) C. ©RWeeFT agdchara, [« priv. and Aot 1 2T visible, perceptible] adj. Invisible, in- T. B. @'7;\5337\’6553, @‘?/\\?3\@# B335 aggi-mugadavaru, aggi-mogadavaru 1l comprehensible, imperceptible, not appreci- [©7y fire, 2R and &eR face] s. pl. Fire § \ able by the senses. faced demigods. See ©M S0, W 2 T, B. ®%, @X/\d agga, aggada, [ adj. Principal, chief. ©R T G the chief T.8. & c. 899/\\5‘59’85% aggivaladenne, s. Lamp oil. soldiers. S, T. B. es@\i.x ,@@\9 %’,@cr/\\ésfi,@?\l\ B 5.8, @fi/’\, 897/\’\65 agga, aggada, [©3r] adj. Common, low, mean, undignified. 2. aggishii, aggishiike, aggitike, agish- B cheap, abundant. ©7 3% cheap or common Zfi]fie, s. See Efih‘;\&éj. grain. O7RDBH, GRTL g coarse cloth. ©7 S. @z%) agm, See @?\{5. @@ 7 worthless or disreputable elevation. § 8. ONY agni, s. The god of fire ; the regent C. A B aggada, adj. Chief, superior, ex- of the south east quarter. 2. fire. 3. the cellent. plant called Ceylon lead wort, plumbago 8, C. DAY aggala, s. Abundance, superiori- zelanica. 4. marking nut, simecarpius ty, greatness. adj. Great, much, abundant. anacardiwm. 5. bile. 6. gold. ©n 3RO u'&fi\a);saaia’s #@6@%77‘\@&0 PRI TO ITO Swer v. a. to kindle, to set on fire. Zf;i'@?\q self § #8cFo Phaluguna was gazing, trembling and ignited forest fire. ®30eM the digestive pow- astonished, at the greatness of Babhruwdha- ers. WBWIN, submarine fire. JTHey the fire 8 na’s courage. or passion of separated lovers. 3:¥2?y men- C. ®A 33? aggavali, adj. Cheap, reason- tal anguish. wBozery corroding care. ® ?‘3. § able, not dear. g Fword u% W efi%sfi?w’m ?!"é, @fiq%—!‘b, Qf?\‘a‘%-tv, @flq?fi, Efl?\q'actfl) a Spark' NS the cloth which you bought is very cheap. BN F00B, ©NHwod the fire pit for offering § burnt sacrifice. ©MPFwied g fire-brand. ©My c 897;’\62’ aggala, See eriv. Tobi=w, VN NeBd, VY, w3, ©Ry G, ¥Ry IF § . ®OA %3%“ aggalike, s. Strength, prowess, danger of fire. ©N 3% heat of fire. hE) greatness. 2. garrulity. wj\v#mwa’zg he B, ©P B8, the light of fire. ©™ @526 g fire- is not afraid of power (or greatness.) work, a fire arrow. O ) like fire, 2. the 28 = s’ @?\Gl Qfi?\‘% 1, mode of offering burnt sacrifices. e, Foen, S 89?\;2653;53 agni-niyama, s. A vow to offer a burnt sacrifice of sheep, &c. oy ne, Shiva, with an eye of fire in the jom centre of his forehead. 097y TR, VA, DY, 5. NV agni-parpi, s. Marking nut. @7y 3w the south east quarter. S nw S. ©ON ~ agm'-pu;‘a, s. The digestive €N 40038 g fire-vessel. Q{ E njt @Ry ®RoBy, Y VY powers. 2. testing, trying by fire, 3, refin- a fire-fly. v T, BN, Oy BT Band- ing gold, &c. sura, a giant who received the gift from Shiva, that any one upon whom he should S. @?\Qa’ 0% agni-pravésha, s. Throw- ing one’s self into fire; as a woman on the e lay his hand would be burnt to ashes. chif funeral pile of her husband, &c. 8. WNTOVT, WNITOOE agni-kdri- 8. N agni-bija, s. Gold. 2 an oil ka, agni-lta'rg/a, s. Exciting the sacrifi- g of seed. 3. an improper letter in poetry. 4. the cial fire with oblations of ghee. letter . ) the o)) 8. & . ©nyweEdesR agni-kdrboge, S, [ony fire. 3D black, and BwrR or BeR S. ©NE3ER,TT agni-bhattdraka, four The god of fire. ©R smoke| s. The black smoke of fire. 8. ENYgTY agni-bhukku, s. An insect of & S. Efl?\gfiz‘d agni-kdshta, [on, fire, and that eats fire. Fos, wood] s. Firewood. 2. Agallochum. gnd ;used 8. ©NIPW agni-bhid, s. The son of Shiva, 8. ENT2T 8 agni-kukkuta, [on five, Shanmukha. ght, and 3o%% a fowl] s. A fire eating bird. S ONJAGE agni-garbha, [en; and 8. BNIT0T, @?\QB’SJ@OZS& agni-man- da, agni-mdndya, s. Indigestion, flatu- o nSF womb] s. The sun. 2. acrystal. 3 a lence. plant. (U Fire 8. ONDoBI agni-mathana, s. Produc- 8. ©N32585 agni-chitu, [ fire,and ¥ ing fire by friction. who collects] s. A worshipper of fire, who has placed and consecrated a sacrificial fire. 8. ENyD0D agni-mukha, s. [¢n fire, 10ty and 322 mouth, oblations to the gods passing 8. ONJEB agni-jitu, s. Water, the con- queror of fire. 2. The name of a king, through fire as their mouth.] s. A deity. 2. Bramha. 3. a plant. 4. a marking nut, 5. 8. @?\Q&ché agni-jwdle, s. The blaze of N kindling of fire. a flame, the heat of fire. 2. a plant bearing red blossoms, used by dyers. S. @?\gdfioo@ agni-yantra, s. An amu- let. 2. a fire arm. 3. an electrifying machine. 8. ONJTOB, ONIBeRIOT agni-tdre, arent agnidévatdkd, s. The Pleiades, of which s. ©ONJORTS agni-rakshane, s. Main- tenance of sacred fire, preserving perpetual fhe ©7y is the ruling deity. ihag? fire in a family, which supplies that lighted 8. ONeTI agni-dipana, s, The diges- on occasions of worship. tive powers. y‘piffls bi(#0] 8. ONJTE, agni-rakshe, s. A cautery. 8. NG agni-dliima, s. Smoke of el fire 8. ONJOOR, ONIZIR agni-linga, ag- 0w ni-vdha, s. [©My fire, ©oR g sign, and = ofire 8. es‘rqq%‘ga agni-dhwaja, s. A standard with the insignia of a deer. % endeavour.] Smoke. e 8. @D agni-lipi, s. A writing which ¢h 8. ONYIRT agni-nagara, s, The city Téjéwati in the south east. becomes visible by holding it to the fire. pflr}s org 8. OIS agni-nadi, s, The river of hell, S. @?\Qfiédg agni-veidya, s. Cautery as a last resource. 6?;‘ S. @?\;ficfios, @%qfieéj agni-nayand, i) agni-nétra, s. Shiva with an eye of fire. 8. @?\;iés, @‘7@%% agnishti, agnish- 9 ,ti]t(l, s. A portable furnace or chafing dish, S. @7\;‘5353 agni-ndma, s, Ceylon lead e wort. 2, the marking nut. fhe S. Cfl?\%’%fi agni-shara, s, A fire-arrow. 29 (EFIN efifiez 8. Q.*D?\Q%é agni-shdle, s. A fire-place. tender shoot of a plantain tree. 7,73y In- dra, the Indian Jove, as having the chief 8. ©NJBD agni-shikha, s. Saffron. 2 safflower. 3. gold. 4. a lamp. 5. an arrow. bow. ©m)3oTI a first born child. ©7R)%ee S. @?\;%?3 agni-shikhe, s, The blaze of presenting betel, cloths, &c. to the guests at a sacrifice or other occasion. 2. an intro- fire, 2. a cock. ductory service to auspicious ceremonies, b s. @?\9%5 agni-shile, s, A fire-flint. 2. a burning glass or lens. consisting of offerings to the manes. ©7 v an advance army. ©n)ud chief concern, S. 6:97\;73\\%@;33 agnishtoma, s, A parti- first thought. R399, ©n;%0 chief neck- cular sacrifice. lace. ©7)%na the first watch, 73,83, R, T3y the most costly pearl. 8. BN, @7\9%3.5) agni-sakha, ag- ni-mitra, s. The god of wind ; wind, the o Q—D?\Jfloé_fijfi’&% agra-metre-gattu, s, friend of fire. Quinsy, a bad sore throat. § 8. ¥NJR® agni-saha, s. A frog. 8. ©®R)o8 agrahdra, s. A village grant- t 8. WNIRTO0 agni-sahdya, s. A pi- ed to brahmans by Government free or at a geon. favourable assessment. =753 3 village free from all tax, POF23, ©7)5eT, 30,83 ) (B» T\ 8. @%Q’&Jfig agni-sitra, s A string used in producing fire by the friction of two pieces 7,50 a village granted at a low rent, or as a § reward for public services. of stick. 2. a band of sacrificial grass put LR BY wrp&afi a village granted at a low quit rent. ©7=0% round the waist of a Brahman when invested with the sacred thread. 3. electricity. a man belonging to such a village. 2. a su- perb necklace. S a?\g‘&_;oajfi agni-stambhane, s. The 8. OO RS, agrdsana, s. The chief seat. supernatural power of rendering fireinnocuous i\ ©m)kS a president, he who occupies the s0 as to walk or remain in it unhurt, ®? o 3SR I9R to render fire innocuous, chief seat. s. @Fy&fi agrdahika, adj. Dull, weak of S. @?\;5&@63 agni-/w'tm, s. Mainten- apprehension. ance of a perpetual or sacred fire, 2. a sacri- ficial fire. ©7My Ww¢8)®» one who maintains g @@558 agrdahya, adj. Unacceptable, not proper to be received. ®™) TBRTRTIFF a perpetual and sacred fire. a thing not fit to be accepted. 8. @KJQSQ'%)g agnyutpa'ta, s. A comet, an inauspicious omen. S. 59:7)53 agrimd, adj. Chief, principal, best. C. ®R) agra, s. The thrush, a sore mouth, Aphtha. S. 2'9?\]553 agriya, s. An elder brother. 8. ®A) agru, s. A finger. S. 3:97\J agra, Front, fore part. 2. top, peak, S. ®7R)93 agrésha, s. The Supreme Being, summit. 3. end, point. 4. goal, resting place. First Being. 5. assemblage, multitude. adj. Chief, prin- cipal. 2. prior, first. 3. excessive, more, 8. Q‘S’_/)'\/Q?bgd agTéChaTd, s. A fore-runner, much. 4. excellent, best. ©7,n¢3s preferable, a leader. most estimable. i duByn ney excelling in 8. ©7)e53 agrébha, [©r) chief, and =% learning. uz:’o%figr\i)fim(s, #Q)fidg)’fi)fi{?&s ex- elephant] s. The royal elephant. celling in business, most clever at work. ©7) . ©R)eRT agrésara, [©r,before, and 3 =T one who goes before, a guide. ©7)x, © 7= an elder brother, the first born. 2. a who goes] s. A leader, one who excels. g § £ ©1,(%3 one who excels in knowledge. #3 brahman. 3. Bramha. 7, the first, the 8389 ©R)¢xT a notorious thief. FUITY €7% principal. ®7R)®vcwww the present of betel leaf, &c. made to the chief person, at the =3 an adept at business. commencement of an auspicious ceremony. 8. 30 agha, s. Sin. 2. pain. 8. passion. ©n,230 the constellation 4quile. ©7)3S the 8. 0BT, W3 aghatana, agha- 30 p— DI 8903 o In tane, adj. Impracticable, difficult impossi- C. ®e5 achi, interj. Expressive of disgust nief ble. ©3¥IIUI doing impossibilities enxés WG el S. 82303 achmtya, s. The number for- S2PUI F9hF an object accomplished that med by a unit followed by thirty one ciphers ab seemed most unlikely, &> 088532y that or other figures adj. Incomprehensible. 2. 10 which is very difficult or impossible beyond injury. 65, 8. ©30I aghana, adj. Light, not heavy uy 8. ©2338T508, e,ard"es 23 T3wees ©PIE disgrace, degradation. I, (VS 9230903, Q/?JU?ES achira- S. ©30N T3 agha-bheirava, s, The for- ck midable and terrible Shive. dyuti, achira-prabhe, achira-rochis- &) 8. WINWE O agha-marshana, [o3 su, achirdmshu, achirdbhe, [® priv sin, and S7FF removing| s. An expiatory %3 Jong, and B3, )%, Swewdnoy, ¥ light, and 8 ©¥o® g ray| s. Lightning prayer, reciting mentally a particular pas- sage from the Vedas while a little water, in S. ©23:0208 achumbita, adj. Rare, un- it the palm of the right hand, is held to the common, curious, wonderful. 8 nose; this forms a part of the daily cere- monies of some brahmans S. & ’530:9@, '630858 t«'@geguézg aché- 2 tana, aché-tanya, achei-tanya qq;. R T. B. @008 aghdia, See vmr. Exhausted, faint, weak, inanimate, insen- asd WQ:'% aghrini, adj. Dun, dark, dull sible nda S. bop)\@('d agfiora, adj. Formidable, ter- C. bE&.@QZS achodya, adj. Curious, won- T A rible, fierce, sharp, dreadful T BT g derful, odd, novel, rare TY) BT3B I3 Sl fierce battle ©3»0 3wk sharp pain, ©@F¢ BTG BYSk? is it not marvellous for a cow to T =3 a violent fever nurse a babe ? See Bwrdy soat, PoE T 2B aggha, agghavidi, the TR @a:r achcha, [%%,) adj. Clear, trans- [©¥#7] adj. Cheap, not dear; common, easy parent. 2 pure, unmixed. 3. real, 4. an to be had, abundant, plentiful, low, mean emphatic particle which denotes personality k of TN Fe to buy cheaply O m;flqg TOA FTow or individuality, ¥ e pure milk BQ WITF, corn is very cheap in harvest time %y quite black © 3,38 pure Canarese. €923 & hle JIBFF e u&;’%f:fa,sa?» FpDee 3 the mer- g rice entirely cleared of its husk (Sl5] % clear moon-light u,aF chants are selling rice very cheaply % =38 g high C. €T ©F agghalike, See vrv? caste 0. ©e5 T achchaka, s. Assessment, taxes, l epoo fig agghdli, s. See em 2, VI FB3Two his assessment is two pago- C. & oDDQ aghni, s. Water. w3y hot water. das and a half (five gold pieces, or half pago- O RD to give water das.) ®% = one who pays taxes. 2. union, 8. wezoedw, wezwe achanchala, a- Intimacy In chapala, adj. Fixed, not fickle, decided C. ©e3 FEy, achcha-kattu, adj. Neat #nod 5, immutability, stability, firmness compact, in proper order, good condition. nely of mind 5 TUND to be neat, &c., to suit, fit, agree 2308 achanda, adj. mild, as wind well thh 2. Ugly. o T, B. 83 S achchate, See ©Fs. H. ©832y9 2 achabdbu, [©zwe] s, Uten- T. B. 23 5o, e0eF oofi'e% achcha- bl sils, things ddama, achcha-mdle, See ezsns. % 8. 9830 achala, [ priv. and =o moving] s. A mountain T. B. €§Of).> achchaya, See ez and { 2. the earth, ©BUI gdj, t‘)é?fiofio I fixed immovable. EeeFgod permanent happiness c. &985 S 39 @a#fi_)g achchaiya, ach- Otk 8. ©esoBo0%s achdtur Ya, adj. Inele- chamma, s. A proper name. e gant, not clever, not eloguent T. B. ©23 T achchara, See ©zs 81 P e oS (S)IEN) LS C. @85-6 achchari l, s. Affection, fondness, C. ©9e5D De3, eFD Qaa achchdvichehi, klndness, great care. achchdvuchehi, s. Abuse, foul language. T. B. @30 achchari, [for 8% o F:] S ©e5p J23 Fon Iweed BB do not talk bawdy 925 DRy, &9 Wonder, surprise, curiousness esexo > achchdlu, [See ©3¥.] s. A |ULSW 2% O ¥ to be surprised, to wonder man who is alone, or without a family, or what marvellous thing is this? 23 0Zw¢d) any such incumbrance; a person without ©23 0N Bk to seem wonderful, to ap- 9233 INTY care and in easy circumstances pear curious to be alone, to be quiet and free from annoy T. B. oF b:fiodo, 23 83333> achcha- ance. V5P YO TOESTY S he is sitting alone. LD 9F, bt" Lde dmncumblance, freedom riyaru, achchareyaru, [©=5s] 5. Ce- €923 ToTTZT from annoyance, retirement. lestial nymphs or courtezans demi-gods =) Q/&:r achchi, s. A Malayilam woman. = © o C. o3 @'g achalz/ce, adj. Retired, quiet B. \983- achchz, [®&]s. Theeye 53' alone @R, ¥ Wi Justre or beauty of the eye (] FoWY, VL T tears 0923 R8T, BB JEVTV, c. & s. 023 O achcha-lipi, s. A fine hand writing. ©e2 <Fw¥ rheum of the eyes b\é’o.\)ofi dim- 2§ R0 achchavadi, s. See ©wp So. ness of sight c. o5 achchi, s. The female breast- ©% 1 c. Lcé SSp'a achcha-vanna, s. A good i ;] colour 2a® 10 give the breast to a child 0. ®2>F achchile, s. Mercy, kindness. 2 c. ©&3 5909 achcha-vali, s. High extrac- ¢ I0IY Qfi""’ B tax, assessment 3. See also under ©% W tlon pure breed, good family. @oIRTBTO0T TOR Bead BHRTIBAR #@z:‘bssd) adyj. kind, friendly 93 Fo359AD to be friend- because their lineage is pure, any body will ly, or loving. give them his daughter in marriage 2. as- C. b%a-/\ achchiga, s. An amiable and be- sessment, tax lov ed man. 2. T. B. of ®EF ¥, a priest. G. @23 59 achchavdvu, See 3o . 925 B achchida, adj. Prosperous. €3 C. ex ?’ achchala, adj. Pure, excellent FaaRT g prosperous affair. € 3 ST a pros- 2. quiet, undisturbed. &3 ¥73n72 3 he isan perous man excellent man wes @ I an excellent c. 522 2585 achehi-baru, ». n. To agree ToBe3 VUl SSeFO S 3¢ ISR v speech, a pure word with ; to prove salubrious 202 3¢ =2 F3AT S free from bother he 1s 2IDY that place does not agree with me e»/a\w@’a 5\)3 alone and quiet in the house 8 D SIR ¥ woB that town has proved o VIS ¥3eNS how pleasant are the house salubrious to me SRORR B3 RT3 B ¥ O3 B and garden! ©23 ¢% disncumbrance, quiet- o e 2o@ the place which agrees with ness. none has agreed with him. 2. To prosper A D 3:985 gad”)aédo achchaldyataru, Ja’é VIR © w897 that money has 3 R, e WD See u:u wofi»‘éd) not prospered with him c. &s. ué &3 achchakshara, s. A prin- salubnousne@s, healthiness. 2. Prosperity. ted letter. b&-f 3300 achchiyam, s. Tmpudence, c. & 8. ®exo o2 achchdmbu, [e72 clear, boldness, shamelessness. and ©o2 water.] Clear water. C. 23> achchu, s. A vowel 0. ez 7~ achchd-gada, ad Very de- c. @235 achchu, ». a. To compensate, to celtful 2. very wonderful replace 2. to pay unjustly, as rent for land 0. ©250 N achchdgi, adv. Friendly; of a on which the crop has failed. 3. to give in mind ; alike. B %8 RDEOR D 2otig B35 A [aro] general, but more especially money or taxes o) 8 that woman and man are very much alike, v. 7. to be indebted. 2. to suffer loss. (Ch] M. (of one mould.) S VOFTE, |8, 3, ITBAR OB 3,3 he pays @0:’3 O heh b e3>098 achchu-rdina, A ma- twenty pagoedas to Government., 238 T © guage. = FeBe ] 2 we you any claims upon me, (or chine ror clearing cotton from the seed awdl am I under any obligations to you, or am I 1. B, °f2§a€3 achchure, See ©3chr. oax s A at all in your debt?) SRCVOIS ARk gfio\)\ *o TRTD 50 C. 0:853 :75(3 achchuvadi, s. A printed ly, or [o%h)} 'S I have lost twenty rupees by that Jet tor e ‘szj 9 oy = v.;o.z ® V¥EONR% these are printed ithout garden letters tax assessment. 3 BeNE) ©E I U d) C. °‘€§J acnenu, s. A form for printing, or QTOTY PR | > ® ANNOY i &y, 3T this land 1s assessed ab for dn- impression, a type. OF anv‘\ apr in- r alones four pagodas per annum. ter’s type [o] we B g block fo1 pununw 833»39"/\ achchuva- eedont cloths & zf; ng a§ tone on which cloths ar ‘”‘2&3 NQOB/\ 8323 ) Bitd, €903, (S niga, ach(’liumlua, s. One who pays printed —‘05, FB g omal 2 'J ?fi)h R0 20 tax or rent to government 2. a printer. printing ofime or BTV to 203 7 £992) o3& el 1 print t"lf»“ ) to print cloth. © 8. ®e3> Xod achchu-sandhi, s, The per 0 ere. ¥ [ D AR, VI T, \,m © 97 g pressman, mutation of vowels. See Tod 43 1t} i) a cotton printer @“4 oszf x, w“ ) B o cast A G k&4 9233 gaofi)a 3> achchulditaru, o3 im type. 2. a mould Kf?@ )2 , VB > amould. B s. A’rtenlm 1ts, servants, retinue. o & o a jaggory mould. 3. a (L.I\A or square of C. e?rewfia achclé-hdku, v. a. To roory moulded w3t o2y -9 (& o € @ 8 Jag e e a small cake tatto [ [z @ 2%y a large one 4. an axle tree —> mOR [3%) S. 23303 achyuta, s Vishnu, the imper- the platform of an idol car. 923 N (M) mor- 58 2 ishable. ©@yeen = Balardama tise in the platform of a car the pivot of Wl a handmill S. ch}fl achhchha, adj. Clear transparent riend 6. a weaver’s reed or stay ; cal- S led also ©aR ee2 5t ST the cord that ) u) stal. secures the lower side of the lams in a loom, 8 b“i 38, 89“5 e)o achhchha-phata, “d he C. 83> T8, achchu-kattu, [{ewn] [See ac]z]zchka Ma//u, s. A white beax =t ] 5. Convenience, commodiousness, com- 3 o o A very clear [ pactness. LS o %é, S. ©¢5D @ aclihchhdbhra, ,© 393 a happy expres- Sn_) 4 a white cloud a pr 03 sion, a fit woul ‘\‘AVJ T, 7 &3 1 209 g convenlent house ) FE2N conveniently, clever ly, s. Q,e? 3) achhelihidra, adj New, fresh 2. unbroken agree neatly, skxltully ode0 WE By Ben D h O the family is very comfortable. BIT BuT 8. eed 3y achhchhinna, adj. uobroken, ith me (0 @z;o b 3 his business is quite compact. uninterrupted e NQL’Z' great piety, great \ prflVed A d. @9% AO achchugam, adj. Large, devotedness. d g [ ° great. > 8. 83w B achhchhidda, s Clear, pure ¢ Wlth (SR NOPD) water C. ©eF> Ao, 2o Qe 59T Kubéra’s pleasure tank prgflper 7 1 GJ achchu-gambha achenu-tole, achehu- S. =R ov] aja, [ neg, and = born the un- ey b8 ad ware, s. An axle tree. born] s. Bramha 2. Vishnu 3. Shiva. (2l o 4. Rama . 5. that son of Raghw to whom ety (OFSH) /\32)3 a(’7i(‘7u/_/?/ll, adj. Auspicious, the race of Rama is traced 6 a goat favourable, as an omen qdencey 7. a sheep . ¥e30 N0 achchugdlu, s. A sick 1 [ 8. OHRTY aja-kalpa, s. The period of used 1 s stamping heaps of grain with a seal one Bramha’s existence to prevent its being removed without permis- Mtfl fo S10n. Q./ed/\(@@ cgagama, s. A name of Shiva. feXe) forlod 8. © /\834 Ojd aja-gajantara, [e= a @ewo uo”do achclhu-téru, S The per- gire 1B + U manult frame work of an idol car. 7= an elephant, ©cs3 difference] adj. Widely different ol 7 as dn.uw* as I a5 s 8 goat wd G ¥a-a 83‘0/\ achchu-biga, s. A dou from an eleph 16 B NeIIo i 9 3Ny to be as 1‘)( lx £ e paff Oxuuy nt as a a rom an elephant - P o E (Lo ORI £ 5 8. ©®AT aja—gam, s. A large serpent, the Ef“fa#gj‘ié ajd-gala-stana, s, Fleshy boa constrictor. processes pending from the neck of a goat. 8. VAAD, V&TI @ja-gava, aja-kava, 2SI enYT, SN S he is a useless fellow s. Shiva’s bow. (= Vishnu, and ¥ Bram- (like the goat’s fleshy processes, which appear ha with < affix. to answer no purpose but that of ornament.) Bramha being placed in 8 the centre, and Vishnu on the upper part.) S. W% 3 @jdygrate, Carelessness, 8. WaEIYowBT ajana-phdldkshara, heedlessness. —~a9 s. Fate, destiny. S & v oD ajdji, s. Cummin seed. Iy w2 .0) A ) o~ D, a3 8. W3, qjanma, adj. Birthless, ©=3a 3 ajdjina, s. Goatskin. 00 person never born, as God. OO 023 g ) aj.a’y’z'c?', s. A goatherd. e5n0—< S ajang/a, s. A portent, an omen ; Z . w IS ajddya, s. Health. ©=E a any natural phenomenon, as an earthquake, man in health. &c. o considered. S. 0L 00—= vy 2830 qjata-shatru, [e=3 un- 8. OEVY @jamila, See cw. 3 f born, -/ enemy]| s. One who has no ene- 2. a name of § S. €930 aja—mu/t/za, s. Bramha’s son mies; an inoffensive man. Doaksha, with a goat’s face. Dharmardaya. 2.0) ) S. @8#?3@?5 d_].d*m{),dd, s« Common car- S. v 8 ajdti, s. An outcast, one desti- f raway. Carum carui. tute of caste. p S (o] (o ] S. &9-65) ({/'&’L?/Cl, adj. Unvictorious, €= DIAN) qja’dam’, s. A small species of a coward. prickly nightshade. S. ¥&T gjara, [® priv. =3 old age] s. One 8. ©93INTF ajdnike, s. Thenote of a shep- ( not subject to old age or decay, as God. O herd’s whistle. § T the gods. 8. WEOWVYT ajd-pdlaka, s. A goat- herd. S. @wcafiod?f‘g ajardmaratwa, s. In- § s. © A— mortality. o.;uoe) 3’) q;'(i—putra, s. A kid, a goat. 8. 9o ajarya, [ priv. 20 of & to S. o> ajdmila, s. The name of a decay] s. Friendship. adj. imperishable. brahman who, after falling into sin and be- S, 92O aja—lipi, s. Fate, destiny ; which coming a chanddle, in the agony of dying Bramha is supposed to have written on every called upon his son Ndra. These letters S ( man’s forehead. forming part of the name of Vishwu (Nd- rayana), the act of pronouncing them, . XD, VIDI @jave, aavana, s | though accidentally, is so meritorious that Slothfulness, indolence. Vishnu was obliged to admit him directly to 8. ©XTHON aja-shringi, [©=aram,and heavern. 30N a horn] s. A milky and thorny plant 8. BRITHHRY, ©AIRWD gjd-miula, bearing a fruit like a ram’s horn, used as a medicine for the eyes. (0(5-7726d0, s. A medicinal root. 8. © [eviQV o S. ®&EO0 o® aj(l,-?/&’})(l’za, s A San- ({7'6187'61, adv. Eternally, continu- scrit work containing words of various mean- ally, perpetually. ings. 8. ©98d003 aja’zzda, s. The universe; lit. G, Bramha’s egg. S. @%D_’?jfiéb ajfiskmya, s. A sheepfold. (. 8. ©98203 djd’mS/m, s. A portion of Bram- S. Q:Se%ofi?g ajz'mizya, adj. Crooked, not I ha. straight. ) S. ©PART qjdgard, [ priv. 73 wake- S 358“?\4\533’\ ajigz'?]za, s. An unconquerable man, a victor. full Drowsiness, sleep, unwatchfulness. 9. a plant (Hclipta or verbesina prostrata) 8. 238 ajita, adj. Invincible, impregnable, unconquerable, causing sleep. 34 92320 933 8. 0B00Q aji-bandha, s. A leathern . Fleshy AL O DD djjfl, adj. New, fresh, 2. good, " a goat, girdle. excellent. s fellow k) s. @8%;308@3?) ajina-yoni, s. Aa ante- 8. ¥& agnya, [© priv. =g who knows] h appear lope or deer. adj. Idict, stupid, ignorant. nament,) oo = G ORBIDV Y @ind-manushkya, \/'u’:q <@ agnyate, agnyate, S. @ggé’ clessness, $ A low, mean, insignificant, or little s. Ignorance. man, 8 eaeig?ém?d agnydta-wdsa, s. Living S 0on9 \ov] O ajira, s. A court or yard, the incognito. square forming the centre of native premises. 8. @ 3 agnydna, s. Spiritual ignorance, nd 2. air, wind, 3. the body. 4. an object of worldly illusion. ©ggaecw%eT gpiritual dark- sense. S WRE g 5. a frog. ness. ¥z an ignorant person, one without C. ©BIOI wjiwdna, s. The seed of Bishop’s knowledge, especially spiritual knowledge, a weed, sison ammi. 2. Incense. heathen. V9%, an inadvertent act. 3 (il 8. 3R ajihwaga, s. An arrow. 10 ene~ 8 P_‘)é 0TT agnyétara, s. A wise, clever, or sensible man & naue of S. @3(l~’c€ 0923 \ o;j— , ©Re8e ajirna, lajllrna, djt,i'ti, s. Indigestion, flatulence. C. ©TYI, eSTUIDB ajhd, ajhdre, one Qeste 8. ¥ @)@ s. Non-existence, 2. death, interj. Expressive of pleasure or irony. ) S. Y on] oo~ ¢, ©&onT atambara, ady . Large, exten- 933 @jivana, s. Poverty, indigence, sive, roomy., 03 w3 CeowTINT the house e of having no means of subsistence. : —~o\e - is very large. = ST ~ %‘a'oéjé&cudm?\d):do 8. fi‘)'@dao&j?’% ajrimbhane, s. Silence, how roomy is the place where there are no of a s quietness. ¥ 0 silent, quiet. people! w Ckowd FTUT g very extensive s ‘Loégo@da ajéndrary, [ew=, oo 2] business. s. Bramha and Indra. A gaat« H. 8303, ©&3> atakdvu, ataku, S. @ég”&’bad ajéka-pdda, s. Oneofthe s. Obstacle, hindrance. 2. opposition, pre- i, o eleven Rudras or deities so named, forms of vention, detention. 3. molestation. LBFIF) Shiva. UJDC%J’ eHToWT™, VUED v g. to interdict. e of 3 8. @égofia, =R 3 ajeitra, 2. to hinder er prevent. 3. to arrest, to de- g and e . ajéya, adj. Invincible, unconquerable. tain. 4. to molest. 5. to be obstinate, res- \ (vf d\m‘; taff. s ¢ 1 S @é@g'&fwg ajoghna, s. A butcher. c © Oy & ishit C. ¥ ajja, s. A grandfather. 2. arespec- BoonD, WEDwDd atakobba- g 0 il hel Il 1 (10} table old man. 3. T.B. [8chr Al respectable. ri, atakhobbari, s A girls’ game in it ot mv‘i?,{ a great grandfather. ©2, a grand- which two clasp each other’s hands and slap v 10 ) G jilia (! mother. 2. an old woman. SN a greab them together. grandmother. ©2 g 3R o, WO TIMODAE G. 985 9F ata-chouka, numeral. Eight ! e} like an old man’s coming to an old woman’s times four. i house (that is, useless)- c. &> atachu, v.a. To press down. 2. o AN A c. efleé 7 @&‘éf\’ ajjige, ajjuge, s. The to hush, to silence.. 3. to humble, to abase. ATl W o e Arabian jasmin. 4. to rebuke. figbfifiq‘i?‘fiu@@d TN BT Tw (1) ) Coa¢ o it is well to keep an enemy down so C. ffi&‘; C[j:j?,l, s. See Bf%. as to prevent his rising \ sh‘?el‘f"’ld' 0 &S 8:2‘3’3 ajju, s. A device, an expedient, a A. 0. ©EMBR> atanisu, v. a. To pursue, el remedy. @a-::_jmd, esg;i», zfeagééifi, h‘“?fi;fié?’i an artful, designing, cunning, crafty man. © 5 chase, follows c. ©&3E3 afatate, s. Hindrance, opposi- e a&a, @wg&, efv'c:;n"a e%maf a Sly, artful ) Gnq{l?ra tion, obstacle. €IBE INRB 9, a. to hinder, woman. ©,@03F, e MO gkilfulness, in- o35y genuity. ©E A adv. cleverly, ingeniously. to oppose. (SttFeton Qooe ¢ Bum DINTRDNLB 3 mpreéfla OB IR to do cleverly. how can work which is opposed succeed ? — VWS 983 el 7. B. 0837 ata-tdla, See w: & they thrashed, with a stick, the man that fell 8. 98 atani, s. The notched extremity of from the upper loft, (proverb used of one who grav a bow. ag, =] ates another’s affliction) C wamfi 0 8353563 3 atamata, atama- C 89@ ana:“b) atta-kumbala, s. A dried pumpkin for seed. te, s. Deception, pretence, dissimulation. © BT &3 QI "3 a decelver 2. hunger, poverty c. @833 attakkara, s Any class of oY~ O (. scarcity, destitution ERTA = OWadNT Q ES)) eight letters. G L S0 WBHDESHAT abroad he cuts adaw but c. é)& 7002 atta-gombu, s. The cen- is destitute at home (SI] NN P [ ‘fiéfi (@leTa] Q‘Ei{s tre or main branch of a tree BIACN TV 2T T Iowee S heing d titute, he €. 3D attadavi, S. { An impervious lives from hand to mouth. ] grove or fcrest 1 0. OEDVRL atamarisu, v a.Todeceive 58,3 attads, s. A place of much resort 2. to coax, cajole, or usurp by plausible words ES SRS a much frequented road or house or address 3. to beguile, to slip away, 'H D7 (A IRE. O] B TTS 8238 he who has not mixed from a child without its knowing it 22835 :\ with society cannot bear a place of much o %9 to fall upon unawares resort. ER590 atamdri, & S, Obstina Ays oY per- % °—°G.‘ BR attadige, s. A meal ready pre- verseness, stubborness, self-will (SIA R Yot N LRIRRLLL wo;owu (5] par ed cooked food. perverse child. [SIAArteleninyal W' od GO = 2 J3 8an & [eSATCTIroYal R T [o¥ ' in the female cockshop Beo WRgPUBED & 3830 U@ who has there is food ready for eating aught you to be obstinate? abandon your T. B. 98,339 afta- lala, See ©F, =¥ )i obstinacy. c. 08 Sor> e 83, E30R atta-tengu &, 3D atavi, adavi, s. A forest, Al IR, & IREN &3a0 atta-tengu, s. A dried cocoa nut for seed a wood, a wilderness RET g, man (¢ Q. of the woods )?)Qwu# LEJJ?.D and 3,7 C. N 0. TOR attadalige, [¢¥ and ®=91] quadruped. ] A wild hog s. A board of a ceiling or loft A. C. ©ET atavika, s. A gamester C. ©B.BTF afta-madike, s A vessel (S oo 8D S BEen) TR atdna, athdna, s . 1at has been used in cooking The name of a tune. R TRIR ma THEd the mother-in-law’s cooking vessel is lxept for the daughter-in- la i W C. ®E&3 ate, See ©8 I (that is, the business of the former will de- S Q/ég..@%\)) alopu, s. Direction, manage- =i =Pty e volve on the latter.) ment, controul, authority <7 T S Qe LAY 2O aftavadi, s The bottom of a L3393 this work is under my direction. a3 (, & cot D I v8LSY vy he is not under my c & 0, 8 I g: lavane, See ¥B. authority, 8 T ITy VERHR WT ’i . B. o &3.3 ft('l'(’, See @# N a cannot manage that horse. g ] 2 & 5 © atta-kdsa, s. Violent laugh- 0. ©8, afta, s. A garrett or upper loft in a house, a false ceiling of boards 2 ter, “a horse- laugh. 2 paradae, nNels pomp, an up- affectation. 3. the shout of defiance of con- per room serving, occasionally, for the pur- Wh tending warriors. =s [SAISNESY e, ‘_B’L.«&;’OQ, 83 mox e 8 pose of a dormitory. a bastion. 4. the by PR {h back of an edifice. 5. a fortified place in this man is very ostentatious (or affected) <83 5537 toy front of a building 6 a stand in a field of °Z to make anoise and parade; corn, for watching bird &e 7 a manger to give one’s self airs, to be affected ; to shout P b\ for cattle Sokwmed upper shelves. esd3 STE RSN “Q)ANO(\JR(\,CL\) wf%’ 9 what shall I say = A~ WS VK 7<) b I3 to get into an upper of the king’s pageantry (S AF-or) ~L0 T S to 9 loft laugh loudly or heartily Uef S5 wa) to put things into an up- C. o0 (,x. 62 per loft. &3 0od BF aa@s‘ BRAACT 233 *c’a GQ)’ attala, s, Bustle, ado, airs, exer- L S 83 >3 &3 ed N 7=, 2 (L el cise of authority ) 3 S &3 vwg J B €0 8 T 835 c. D (or ©¥)3<) why do you follow (A 3 Who j me: 3 (evh) b endi ng to call. n¥3 all his authority only for eight or cj oD Dy +4 ten years A. C. dwo ?, &,020 @ 124 umbali > =9 dried atf ¢ rtia .Zl, flf.’Lfl](’ See U’b Q. . §>< %9, o_o [lflc/ ét}’(/ (2 Countenance, patrcnage 218 T.'B. 20, g oi1 1g behind ax 0 th e r as his support. Also 02—9 at _tai’e, See © b . e3 s 0f < e e YVoWSY . i, 09857 Cfio attd b Gt s. The produce of 09 52 C. oo 2,38 @ R tu-kuli, s. A game so cal- labour (en= led. 00 Sem 8. e26859,0), \.‘)wv 0T s 2) OF at z‘ala, 0. 983 re attugala, A cocking vessel 2 e V10US attiélaka, a/mle/wz, s. A parap a C. Q{?ééw D &y B2, R0 aftu-guni, house built over the gate of a fort 3 an S u ir house. 4. a palace 5. a bastion attu-guli, A picnic, or party of girls pSOr 83 MY TR T B, TR 0 br— -J al [ S P = I going for a stroll in the woods ; oo 'tdsa, See VS to go on a picnic C. ol oo b= ey u\C\I > aitd Uy s One man sent af! ..g 0. &R attu-gilu, s. Cooked rice ek ancth prepared for eating. oo o2 O Iy o &?Z‘)J attikku, attidu, v.a 35 0. ©8 \ attuge, s. Dressed food. 2. the y DIe To cook 2. to board, to cook focd and set s act of pursuing or following befor JEerson. & v CK qucxk & 2 v:&;’ (<9} Qn wQJ\ é:; &adsen 2.'—"g B, =W \Lv\/\.. FR e ki C. = C0 2, "0 attu-golu, s. A wooden sl 0p VKB dle for cooking the cook must have no \Vlf\,, and the porter no servant (From experience, the 0. ®8s 0 €3>,0200 attunru, attum- cook will find fault with his wife’s cooking, ) 1l U, v.a To cook and eat &, to enjoy tl [ and the porter with his servant’s services ) fruit of one’s labouw e,éu 5% Mo, [SIANGE AN TaA) @UL —0 983 ’{)"?\.@\g% atlina-doni, s. An earth- cooking and eating U’,Sm QT ks - 08 3200 9% T en vessel fixed as a manger for cattle. kANCLY ()“(7‘1 1]0‘ O™ 1t is better to hve by be oo* than by cooking and eating (proverb used c. 8,7, ©&, %> aftipu, attisu, v. caus. A 7 il & g m of a lazy fellow.) [of € e‘fl To (, se to pursue or follow 2 CARstn] ’O' ° €0 to evaporate, to make boil away. C. 83 qt,/) altuppu, s. Saltpetre. 4 P SR o0 ’35J®C° NS T N, \/"N\,ra\) o~ JgBo =+ ESELen R C. 983> 63 ® atfuri, s. Rice burnt at the hot- W make an infusion for the medicine of three tom of the pot. i i quarters of a seer of water, and evaporate half C 00 &2 uu\) a seer OR attuliga, s. A cook. *”&3 yof 8 <, G2 attuli, s. Annoyance, trouble, 2 U, See ¥¥ vexarion 2. throng, mob crowd = 8¢ o. 98 ttu, v.a. To drive off, to send ¢ a place much frequented &) R an an- fl away . to pursue, to follow, to go after. noyer, a vexer OTTELY WEF he g v 1 ves much 3 3. "to send 4. to push away or on on ide. trouble. T E:OJ«,QJL)A‘ Né.::&) 38 1 cannot 3 ) € 5. v.m. to evaporate or boil away S mq endure his 2 annoyance. o\~ 23 =8 (\n : kel 0 62 01 Py ©EA et push him away o z)\oj“ C d atte, s. The soleof a sandal or shoe. of O who sent you? TRT BN SIS wWeNR 3(\)‘)‘\, M LwM) 3 2. a 1' ech. 1 3. a headless trunk. 4. a lump the king sent me to you. €083 el FBOBY Bwag 70 of tamarinds. the ontward healing of an 3 2n 0 to run after, to pursue SN BT [aforgler i R NO..)(\)\)% W3 internal boil or sor &3 \)ZS\)‘\ BNT TFom m"i Pt =—— 4 P AT ) Ruw U’ waewesr ¥ the mother-in-law is al- ,JT\ OFSIA es o0 @\)3& DTN T fi 2,070 Ve TR oS 2,3 4 h il ways annoying her daughter-in-law. (SISN 3 he asks a fanam to take off the old sole, and D0, VBT §f ©8T, 0¥ g pursuer, follower. 98 R O g 1HI to put on the shoe a new sole [ 2. a cattle driver 3. a sender. (SIY 53¢ e d @ to PV ° 83,05 on? M0 sandal with a sole e 3% #0Jo &3 eSwO pursue, to follow. e LR 30, 3T, (ST P W, 83),c200 R a3 S¢TTTH, I (sSSP 2 it is as pleasant to him to the act of pursuing or following Oy 5J;L tread on a new soled sandal, as to mount a o 37 © &3 OB T ed & horse. ©Hc REd,, €& mw, © g DY Bwed . 0BT adanku, See ©z. €3 @ to put a sole on a shoe. A. 0. ©ToR20MBT> adangditary, s. & 5 c. @%35’@93 atte-chippu, s. A pearl The officers of an army. a caste of people oyster, whose employment is to cut down the fruit C. 8.3 atteda, s. A cook room, a place of cocoa and areka nut trees. oo~ ( where food has been dressed. 2 a native Al G, (o o adangi, s. A cudgel, a stick. place. ¥ T efi&:jz";@) VRTD BBAR;TINTS c. ©ToRs adargu, See ©3%. it is not fitting to cook in another’s cook- A. C. ®ToOR> adangu, s. An army. 2 a room. Sk (i. e. keep to your own house) garden. 4 é‘ifigfug)‘(dtw’@ &“:Sg BRPSC™, DB to whatever A. 0. €BoRITeFE adanguruchdta, country one may go, he cannot forget his [ s. Blind man’s buff. native place. (! L oo G. Q‘DZ’;«S"CB% attenave, nuwmeral, Eight 0. T3y, 0%y adanchu, adampu, ‘I» times nine. v. caus. To quench, calm, humble, silence. 1 See WBAW gnd V<N G. 00 AR =—¢ 2. to pack closely, &c. A \./bé) S atte-tdla, See o 79 0 under €37 and V. o5 G. ©9€3, 2o atte-pancha, numeral. Bight C Nl 10 -9 8 adanti, s. Excuse, evasion, sub- times five. terfuge. c. 980,35 affottu, s. Rice burnt to the (1 B Q&Z’foi)x adampig(l, See under BEI. bottom of the pot. C 6502@609 adampufi, s. A reprover, a C. fi‘)é&r{g oRT attégara, s. Cooked rice. rebuker, a silencer. T. B. TORT, ®&cad adambara, C ‘\’Sés‘ap %3/)?*;% aftoudlenne, s. Boiled 0, ¢ castor oil, atambara, See BZowd i C. @é:flgizlfi LZHOUS]KG'CZ/L(Z, s. Medicine A. C. BTTORROTD adakangondava, that has been prepared by boiling. s. A timid man, a coward. | C. ©E atle, See etie. ¢. BT, BT adakala, adakalu, &, s. A pile of water or cooking vessels. %’&%a C. &3 atlu, See ©t 3 Also, 2. mud. oY ©BTecd there is a pile of vessels in the (¢ G. ©TT athara, numeral. Eighteen. ©3 room. OvFeBes, WITe =) ) -2 3 eighteen it government R8BI c. =BT adaku, [compare ©&5] v, a. To B offices, viz. SRR treasury. pile up, pack closely, stuff or ram in, stow lapidary’s office, or place where the king’s SR AT away. Tesnduy wae :;?’ T30 there is g Jjewels are kept. B9 victualling office. not room enough to stow away all the goods. [i deEaRS audience hall, 9123 elephant sn 2. to hide, conceal, secrete, keep secret. i depdt, =TS camel depot. ™IS cattle FUWRET T RUT Snd VAT, VT TWIR WITS QRIITY hr depdt. M3 coachhouses, &ec. if you conceal a wrong deed, will it not come 0] 22T aviary, SFYw82S musicians’ or band S ut? 3. to stop, arrest. & w/(v (\;J‘\ BBEFL) O 0r office. EcleYesAnie} *3 the place where the S F»2TI0 what has he done that you fo hour is struck, ¥2T2%3 magazine of stores. 520 o should arrest him? BT &, WEFOR VBY [0} BweR293 ordnance store, o3B3 corn W@ to pack up, put or stow away, hide, &c. (1% and straw magazine. @wwF2»3 cook house. P . Ty RIToy & 'S et B3 BIDC 3 e BY it 2e0T9Ta S royal wardrobe. TRVWIS 8 ar;\%;‘at 1S no f lamp and torch office. TochaRdS pri vy. t well to conceal a dangerous disease. VRBETY, VBIR, & PO BT ol AT to be comprised, 3 b C. 53303, 9BRTI, 93 35 athavani, = b [OPPS 9370 = [~} BES comprehended, contained in. & athavane, atthavane, Revenue. Slobia] o7 2otk B eTEY W3THAT the whole mean- by w38l the revenue department. VTITH TS il ing of the story is comprised in one verse. Wi ® a revenue office. Z [5) reminding, bringing 2. to be full. 2 < . to be compact, in small {8 to the recollection of another. 14 compass, 4. to be abridged, shortened. de I 38 e 1 VRS Sk O ) =, o ) fo be concealed, secret or hidden. 6. to be 0. =3 NI @ dagu, s. A mystery. 2. a hidin g v ", s, pressed down, humbled, subdued, depressed. a 3 place, an ambusk. . a refuge. 4. meat, flesh. ECIJ3 T —— N ' people 7. to be allayed abated, appeased. (a. ¢.) adj. pleasant, agreeable. e fruif ¥ ©ITTW his anger is abated 8. to be BT o o . 3R adage, See won full. VBET, © % qdj. abridged, compen- o 0 > D) g . L= &) N @ ada-gedu, v. a. To prostrate, dious, in small compass, brief. BBFTON W3 ) stick, to fall on the face and reverence. LBABY) § @ to write briefly, concisely. 2. private, prostration, the act of prostrating. secret, reserved. 2. - C. 973 adachane, s. Inconvenience. T adake, Seo w22 onTs .:‘ C. S eFoQ ada-chdli, s. A man of infa- . 0. ©OBF adake, s. Flesh. ichd f, mous conduct, or ill behaviour. adj. disre- g 3 — . 86@@9}0 ada-kottu, < Scissors for putable, bad. =0 BLe 5 ? PR T O ¥ TUT g disreputable cutting betel nut. ©o o T8 0% &—fi#@z_oo 2 affai- damp, €< the scissors are proper for cutting betel o, C. 3> adachu, [See 37 under ©3™] , silene. nut. v a and &6 . C @\ IR & e To hush, silence. 2. to rap, to cuff. adaga, A wing. b= D o 3. to press dowr, pack close. 4. to humble. z 3 7 ® 77. S > T Cou SN adagadigina, [varar] qa /] Jon, sl Frequent, often. ‘5303 00T 32 shut her mouth, ©=3 N Al 253D 0 D Sl Wo R O ©en ©BE give him a rap to ¢, SRR 9’3'&)\3 a(]flg(th’:Sll, v. a. To hin- 97303 [©Xo~ 3 2 vj;:. keep his mouth quiet. WD to put der, to oppose. & FUI BB 2 b VOS0RLT WTF e T - away, to pack up close. FRIYTT, B8 rover, & A3y n Ze3 BW 2T 0 2 what will he get by impeding that affair ? o pack all those things in the 1 /i VBMAF ¢, O DS tacle, impediment, hindrance. box. bard, C. VTAID, ETRD BWLAD adagd- C. ¥0%08 ada-jdti, s. Mongrel, inferior or low caste. ru, adaycii'i—fio'glt, v. n To decrease, vty diminish, become reduced in circumstances, C. ©TBSE3, ada-tatte, s. A plate to serve humbled. 2. to perish, be destroyed. s. de- out betel, &ec. Juhaliy crease, diminution, depression in circum- : C: ETS§D§ ada-tdle, s. Irresponsibility, stances, humiliation. 2. ruin, destruction. untrustworthiness. Y 510 tlie C. @i?\JJ (lé]d[/u, [Colnpgre 55{9?*\)3 v. n. To Ve e38, o3 adati, adadi, s. Hired . hide, be hidden, concealed ; to abscond, d 1 1 S= VRTD SRIMTTe BB Bw clothes, hire. appear. 2. to decrease, abate, become calm, [N) VAN =73 0. 10 ot washermen give clothes on hire to pacified, appeased. eIS ’3\33 VBAB hig g = in, SIOF any body. &od 3 BED ugej‘jn‘%ffio‘\ BYTeRI2N anger is ab aul at ed. SwkY ©BAD the pain is de- sukd), Hn (3] e s $°F3 poor people dress finely in creased. #9% ©BAD the wind has fallen, or hired clothes. VR 22y, g hired ox. he g ol gone down. 3. to be comprised, compre- i hended, contained in. 4. to be humble. (3 5 (o7 8:9'5325(3) adaddu, [See ©®] adj. Raw, uncooked. t cone to be shrunk up, wasted. ©an = P80 to hide Ii 5 C. €TI0 adanddi, ady. Indifferent, mid- or conceal one’s self, abscond, disappear. r4 dling, neither best nor worst. [SEtorle) FoZ to support, as a land its inhabitants. [ST<tateod fh Lt 00 indifferent work. VBIIREPA Bwem™ to turn Wit to be concealed, hidden. 2. to be humbled, out indifferently. depressed, allayed, abated, appeased BSBA 2. vulgar, low, uncouth. | VBIE D[R g (1 b & S a man rather low or mean. F202D to he or lie concealed, &e. VBN By BBAT 3. wild, ungovernable, unaccustomed to the to disappear, be lost, &c. v. d. To g (5 yoke. hide, conceal, secrete. 2. to pack up, stow d, C. 00~ N &) away. 3. to abridge, curtail, shorten. A ¥ to 5 a(j{me, s. A shelf. ?,'Im}\rif 7 o G. T 59 adapa, See =z3. humble, subdue, allay, depress, abate, put ole e down, quench, : ppease, calm. G. (Ol o e, CBOR adepdli, adapiga, = 2 2 e C. TR adagu, s. Pacifita tion, calmness, See under [o5] ES. '3 i quietness. - compendium. & 5 C. ¥EY adapu, oee & BAZ under ¥R, .ge:]v E 39 e N R o (S [ N 3 V‘F_—- EBJ) C. BTy adapu, [See ©=3] s. A pledge, a posit, a pawn that yields interest. 2. place, o recom for. 3 2] pawn. ©BLB v, . to pledg ) to-put in pawn. confidence, trust. 4. (verb. n. OG0T FUTR, OBY QBSR Q3 WIOW you of ¥&TY) running, entwining, as a creeper, & a8 5 may certainly pawn on urgent occasions. 3¢ selzing, a dog, &c. attack. @E NBIFM he- T < = =2 ~ VD WY N © 2ov 83, ¥ oo 8gd ey k2 TR AN ing dutiful, or possess 1g the feeling of duti- . fulne . N CoCBYT room for e X X ¢ Atation, or T you may pawn with a person of proper- G ty to get through an emergency. & B FTw the seat of dignity. éf& w7 to pledge and go. C. eL [¢ * )) \ = aq]:’mgm, v. g. To adapt, make - A. C. ) (1) © adabala, s. Meat, flesh. ©3 t fit, &e. 2. to pirepzu’e, furnish, &c. €9 = 00 B3 R oL NMGBRT P P N SIFLOTLRNRTY o ONe can BWY g cook. i B. (A& or ed make a little food serve for many persons. adabi, See ¥, - Yers ~T ToTIT prer:s] F&;&G‘E@SE%‘;@%E’@J the gen- I S [ORU D J; g (1{[0’;?/(4’;'7(»’, s. A sign, token. t leman ordered all things to be set in readi- ](-: . T Toh a ) ve, Possess. QO adayu, v. a nesg. 1l 2. to be, become. 3. to attain, obtain or C. LS P Yot s, > adalu, v.n. Tobe agitated, trem- L=} (7‘(1"“‘ 4 v to be worth. FoweSF BBTY ghe lo It &I 93¢ b iC, 14 he in consternation. (SIASE o) xS what ! fainted. NEVIA? ) VBT BY JS, BA D e@t’ WRTTN occasion for alar AL JeS Ny 4 . to writhe, be convolv- DI it is very difficult to gain the notice of ed with agony, st puareyey o0 le under pain. WgIvo A - the king. SRFO PRTKBT, B to attain the J VoTeIToN Te 8 mrey vdwer, S wearied with { ToL, = bliss of heaven. VBB not worth. 1 oo o %3 2 :G‘ hai a n, he stru g =1=] les night and day. ©3v Jn3 (i Tewdd 8BS it is not worth four rupees. L= 39 to alarm, terrify, distress, agitate. f (i 2 not obtained. TRIF asétgz @z\w‘ozfig) T8 = T 3 S - (] 3 o I . QO N VOB BY JRBE T g, £ o S nRo ¢ 9,88 ey WID how can a person have in Jeo e WICK el 1 son distresses his parents with sorrows. this birth, what he did not obtain in a former (S1ed IBUT [N i 3, [0 to feel palpitation, be shaken, move- birth ? RICRRANRYY BBV -~ ESRENES) e [aM] = @I ' Sat] d, a g 1 t ated. o C. ©BT> adary, v. a. Tofly at, rush at, at- e 2 & it pe aled with a heart palpitating thun- Clc 2. to snu il a ¥ q tack, pounce upon. t, fret and der. A : ah foam. 3. to stray, to scatter, a S Si eep, &c. c. ©3en, ©3e adalu, adala, s. Pertur- & U] ee per. (S~ 4. to climb, ascend, run up, as a cr bation, consternation, tremor, terror. 2. turn- 4 ( T2, g ©3d Fweolks g creeper has climbed the ing round. ¢ 3w )3 madness, delirium. g — 9 tree. TRENFI) WBERBUTIY © [ETA > the | 5502 & 5720 @ L 3 SoFsateN TTIY, FFBRLOR fié?{b;‘i [ & sun ascended the eastern mountain (i. e. rose.) &30r0aI having lost his money, he has gone Sadc)) SRTBNABT S TYI) %ESS:J BRI if gun- @i al hout insane. mad, and wanders f Al powder explode in one’s face, the whole face T, B. S0 a'(la-vi, [« 8] s. A forest, wood, 23 (N 83 2 £ T o will be destroyed. & o d Wo¥r VBDFD the BB grove or jungle. adj. wild, nct tame, hill caught fire. 5. to collapse, join, adhere. o TR g wild fowl. ©zd o g wild dog, k1 ¢ U ) 6. A. C. to sit down. 7.to bear or carry. &. ¢ &c. ©3dR a man of the woods. FUBRBER A o a TR become. v D%vv)»jv)‘v ~ to join in close contac large forest. w3 Fewerd ¢, n. to abscond, ©BO W3, VB FwoBdd WD to come rushing at, IRIRIT BB o TR 0w decamp, run away. 2. to be ruined, lost. flying at, attacking. > = 2 ON BoJdav 2w the cattle went ta or L Do © 123 BN & w3E ¢ if I speak, you fly at me. (&) BT, ©3 9 O astray, and are lost. Sk I3 Fewe A BT U 3% a violent person, blusterer, one who flies he is lost. OB FoUAR v, a. to abandon, C, o L\ at others in rage. ©BOD to set on, as a dog, [ desert, forsake. ©B2E0EST rule of the for- to place opposite. est. g c. ©BePe adarchu, ». a. To prepare, set ALC. @T:)?é) adavu, adj. Proper, suitable. e) L F ~+ o~ % ¢ Ce in readiness. BB Yo ;:)fi SN :rj_;mh T () YN RBREY ¥BIY improper, unsuitable ©3EFR get ready all t I 1 e 1tensils for wor- not proper to protect. ©3DIY, bhecomingly, shi Do It o L o2 esn 3 \ ) [ VEC ) [« 3 o J - 5. A de- n w\t:ZtP Propric‘:&. eBLRT worthy, fit, right, D e i A. Y = adarpu, Py W = Ve R BB) C. s ) adavu, & o A deposit, a pawn that F? vFRe3NEn { why do you lade it soP is it a Ce, VBY ®, © ] I yields interest. B ®TY to pawn, borrowed ox? adj. clumsy, awkward. mortgage. ©BN to be pawned or mort- H. ©50000%> addisu, . n. To be restiff, i, S O\AO, o gaged. WBRES FRY, © B00Ad TR ¥ to re- See VTN yn- ) e3 g} troublesome, as a horse. ece £ 75 2972 ()¢ NieS T -2 L eive in pawn. v”:é?,’v‘ to redeem a der € &%, 22 b3 3 or pawn. ©3J TS, 3 & g pawn ticket. A drawn = A. C. €007 addyudha, s. C s ear? %) adavu, adj. Close, thickset, as corn sword. ) 17 or trees. 4 abundant, plentiful, ®3330 adw. C. €Y addvudi, s. Al;mfi, panic, con- aiwsigaj ooy o thickly 2. abundantly. sternation, as from foreign invasion, dacoits, P-SEYal o 1Y £ L. ] C > 0 il [a} 03T V@Y R ©3Y the whole (5] Lo (1) —~ Q Jared g dis- 2 banditti, &c. a gad. 18, field has sprung up in clusters ; the seed sown 1 turber of the peace. VYD TRRD 9, a. to it is very thic K Ty BomeBTe |YT BN Cotly ; o] & occasion an alarm, make a disturbance. J) WERY Y faaind Code (i~ A3 all the stalks are so close, that 30 »or T w¥ an alarm to arise T vmPd B3 - there is not the least interval. wWTFY, MT T (SEvES e i -2 2 A S in a country. SREvESNO R VTEIYd SedoE, I o] @&uc‘;‘%fim\g\ [S] 399 I A Fwo@ w2 purchase an who is he? what alarm he excites! (SFecehitel NG abundance of all provisions, so that it may 33Ty tyrannic rule, despotic sway, govern- suffice for the people. ©aELT thickset. olv ment that inspires terror; misrule. EHIYD i A. C. VTBYRowT0De adavumaluduru, o) TR T g harsh and rigorous overseer, a ith s. Repentance, regret, sorrow. tyrannic ruler. VYD AT g tyrant, a ter- N &y 0TI adavuli, s. A cook. rifier. 3B IR an alarming speech. 2. () . 2 1A . tu, adasat- an incoherent speech, TR YT B wmY & VTR E, ffifé?dégj adasa Bodn T EeerF the woman, whom her te, s. A guess, conjecture. ©BTE . S 9. q. oW =g [CRVIN] hushand does not keep in subjection, will be- to guess. © o <. 3 % 92 a rough estimate. adj. dy a < B Yoo VFYB u]\'i‘v' Improper, untrustworthy, unreliable. come a gad and go astray. SSIDA 2,070 - oS &% $ d¢% what a gad she is! b il C. QS‘S?CZ% ada-sadde, See 33, she cannot stop in one place. A. €. BRI adasara, adj. Agreeable, C. €8 adi, s. Thefoot. 2. the bottom or e pleasant, nice. Tl foot of any thing. 3. the measure of a foot. g A. C. ¥TX> adasu, v. a. To 1'am-, to stuff, 5. a door. TR TeB TINADIeN, 4. a footstep. ik 2. to conceal, to hide. 3. to confine or hold, ed mw.i FRORY &3 25 B R [N Sinzr 57 S ing, Mr. D4- as under the arm, wings, &c. sa, then shut the door and take yourself off. % o8 C. BB ada-hdyu, v.n. To inter- 6. a priest. 7. straits, distress, obligation, fere, interpose, oppo BT, 0 thwart. necessity. &R gervants. Doy a gentle chl',!}‘»s Co® - or soft foot or step. garorvd I fall at 3%% adahike, [See ©3EN] 5. Gain, advantage, profit, increase. (your) tender fect. 33002 upper part of the € BB ?fl‘q (She) ! B i Sy ~Oa) foot. YR, TER2: the sole of the foot. ud 032, BRI SN B3 to get gain, obtain L} ~ YA 8, STE® the trunk or stump of a tree. a profit. R)'TCS (exAby) BBHLRD ;oq ziéfigj &9 ;?-.qso:‘o iy LB BB AN the bot- S @ to ob- ver B8 the abdomen. 503 em%c%’o:’o:‘\ B xfg JITND tom of a wall. €2 a® to step, to walk, to tain unjust gain, instead of lawful profit, will e Al plant or fix the foot. Cr g LUe 8 I cannot prove very injurious. -2 walk. Op g =0)409 Qoo OB ¥R = fear to proceed. C. ¥TWD> adakiu, adj. Close, thick, &o. See 5. VoSBT one who is afraid to go on. VR Qg e I‘.’r oy 2 [} =0 J 5 > e 938 ¥O2 having learned to walk. OXe ?5/ > adalu, Sce ©3w. BO0) Y O { b €] a® to walk very slowly, merely : ©Eo0 addni, s. Unrewarded 1 al Ok wWeE abour, putting one foot before the other. forced and unremunerated s o Tvice L3 ®I ©¥ to measure with the feet. ©oBw Q Eef 8 B persons of whom labour is exacted without @2 the whole is seventy-two feet. 3?)‘% A remuneration, slaves. OB 3 , an ox ta 12 iK€ °n SRF R g {1V P PO et W@ 1™ - & o z‘-’@gofim if you put your without hire, # g3 @ Sdo 55 LAY w3 Luw) thj ° foot in my house I will fine you. RDIRA 41 F S, — RTD 583 what is burnt at the bottom of the pot. w. 7. BA Iod™ to prostrate at the priest’s feet, and do obeisance. To touch or stick to the bottom. ’é’u@'&"éd&fi?@& Sao W3 do not SO ( put one foot over the other in walking. c. OBABR adigadige, adv. Frequently, (Sleate] 2. ever. Barieomh nwd) three feet are one yard. often, from time to time. 3. step 70, VRRYATR, V2 WRFY to prostrate or fall by step, or from step to step, gradually. &3 0 down at the feet. ©2 83 vain expectation, dRASN S (<} R, ® < 22¢3 do not be coming to me (, fruitless and groundless hope. so frequently. B33 R, ehran 3T 3OSy [c] i L C. BT adi—/m’su, s, Adafly toll on -0 3 the devotee of Skiva is continually say- A shops. ing, “Shiva, Shiva.” [i c. ©2F adike, s. The common betel nut. (¢ ‘\’:&7\)&‘:‘33 adi-gabbu, s. Firewood. R Areca faufel. > ©a®, ©22S the areca nut %&rfiu& THENTTE, VEDA %“Jan\?\:%f: the la- i and betel leaf. ©22 38 the areca nut tr bourer is gone to the jungle to cut firewood. ':e wd¥e 2%, the areca nut pod or shell. ® e TR (A c. DR adi-gallu, s. See w2rigy. Also 283 to gather the areca nut. LRFR WS 2. small stones left from cleaning grain. fl to shell the areca nut. VeFR BWP half an C. BT aqli—ydlu, s. The leg below [t areca nut. ©TS; T FwH to take areca the knee. ! nut and betel leaf. WRBLR T REDF gn areca c. BN adige, s. The act or art of cooking. nut broken into four parts. Q‘);éi %50 noew 2. glass ware. 2R v, BRI I to cook. 0 an areca nut broken into eight parts Jpo 2. to make glass ware. wttaR cooked food. Be¥2? broken areca nub ??v%.‘—’g)i%“@%‘" are- ©27g 303 g cook room. vaig & to spoil in il ca nut in small pieces. vJon WRI2T greca cooking. ©20NT g man cook. 2 RABTPY fur nut broken into parts the size of cloves. ©zee0ne¥ imported, or exotic areca nut. a female cook., YaR JInd ?'Wgo to cook for 40, one’s self. =¢>1)32F home, or indigenous areca nut. Ty ®%0F gn areca nut that is not generally A. C. ERREN,T> adigettudu, adj. Tar- e liked, used by children in play. [aV-IIMCE Y dy, slow, lazy, (verbal noun) being tardy. (AL eoarse kind of areca nut. vhTR B, VBTN I\ ¢ - C. ®BRQ 358;) adigé-wagra, s. A bastard [ch) =9 scissors used for cutting the areca nut. gem. G ¢ warPg nY, VTR NYI a stick of the areca Gi 89237% adigei, See ©os}. Ce nut tree. ©2¥ TY aslip of the areca nut c. WBRwows adi-gdlu, s. A wooden bolt. 1 tree. 2. a wooden ladle used in cooking. LY c. VBB, ©BR adi-kei, adi-gei, s. c. 0D BB adi-tadi, s. Strife, affray, alter- The palm of the hand. 2. an inferior, a cow- cation. adj. topsyturvy. Ty T BOFFYN OB G o @ ward. adj. Inferior, lower. 08¢ 3o3ngtITD 8awdn? why quarrel about little things ? i e ) ATOFD it is a great degrada- [aRLC2ER AL C. RGOV adi-ddvare, s. A lotus-like Y tion for the superior to become the inferior ; @ Zit. for the giver to become the receiver. <o foot. 2. a lotus not growing in water, a land lotus. Iy ITo PREIII %”é Sogegéodsa?\o:bm, Teo R0 HRII Ll 23 wricEnAcwe @dI® the alms-giver’s C. ©WBD adidi, See ©z3. Ly hand is the upper hand ; the alms-receiver’s c. B8, adi-bitta, s. A harlot. 2. neg- hand is the under hand ; (it is more blessed ligence. dy to give than to receive.” 0 5 C. 03B adi-bhanda, adj. Impudent, W c. ©7R0&> adigantu, s Dregs, feculence. entirely void of shame, hardened, destitute 8. rice burnt to the bottom 2. musty corn. of principle. S3Y, BFTTR TeWF JFFTCY); } B33 FTeYITTRe TBRL LE¥R TEURNRO L) of the pot. aFScm ©rBoB say what you will he has not e)=8) whatever corn is put into a subterrane- ( the least sense of shame; what a hardened VBN By T ous granary becomes musty. wretch thisis! ©n3#, ©awEcEss InBI! 3 vanrctdh I g low speech. tq ! musty millet. T Youdo IR %u@é&& 2B why do you act without shame ? Pay me what you owe me. tfir ( uaficm%mfia’u@ 283 no one likes to eat dd‘,\’( 42 o T e B30 Sl [~ L) C. 9320 adi-mukha, s. The bottom . N Ao ade-gallu, See worigp. . 15 part. adj. on the face. Z . : [ANON 3 ade-ddshe, s. A double cake filled with the flour of rice, black gram, sugar, &) 0 OESDJ B30 adi-mutta- kotyu, &c P g o e\{fnpwte, cut to the root. 3 C. ©BR> adime, s. Slavery a slave. Cc. 0Wentsy ade-buluvu, s. A worm 1¢ found in dunghills C L@fldfi) adimettu, s. A drug - 4 C 0280\)33 (ZCZP(/“, See £9BAON and Vo A. C. & U= adu[m, s. Fear, timidity A. C. /0300 E: o) 3. 8T 8 ad-jdti, See 3 w3 adivane, s, Footmark print of the foo t. % adda, s. Half a fanam, seven duds. ) 2. an impediment, obstacle, or hindrance. 3 l) T. B. 239, &1 adw adive, See 8D any thing transverse or in a cross direction I B adivu, s. Increase. 4. fence, covering breadth. adj. transver- [ o3 BT EXN adi-hattu, ». ». To subside, sal, crosswise, athwart, intervening, hori- ful to, or seL‘ue at the bottom, 2. to stick to zontal. ©Z N qdj. transversely, across. © W the bottom B to lie down {(become horizontal.) 2. to intersect, as a river. 3. to intercept or C. OB adu, v. a. To cook, dress, or prepare food VRBITV] hide 3P VB Nawz‘i BRAIT I F3EI when a ne 2, BRINY, BBINRY a cook (ma or fem.) ©BNRY cooking vessels 03 (] cloud intervenes the sun does not appear. € ok m?"%v ek g woman who cooks for strancers BwZEW to interfere with hinder. QLI © 0y ol and travellers 21 See n V. 1 to ma FUTR, VB0 SRBIIT B! VVhy do you in- |1 ‘) ture, ripen terfere with my business? BB o SRV to get out of the way, to stand out of one’s way. for A. ¢. OTBToRwY) adukangollu, v. n To shrink, or shrug®one’s self up from fear C. 93 0% addanki, s. Total. 2. register, Tar &e entry OB 0% T to put down the total. 2. C. ¥, €3> aduku, adukidu, to enter or register See 233 C. o_o—;:)') oeFs addanchu, s. The striped end furl 973203 of a cloth e3> aduchu, See wzws, en~? C. B oNT, 9B odR addandike, ad- O 233 adume, s, Spe w2 H0se dandige, adv. From one hand to another ¥R adusu, s. Clay, mud ©3Eod PR te give from one serson’s hand <> adri, See €z [ D_‘T\L.,,Cu LROJ 0 = =3 = to another S 8 I sfiw)t qlfer ;z% S ade, v. @. To ram stuff. A ¢ 2. to rap, Zob Fwed0 that there be no delay, let them tap hand that thing from one to another 0. &3 ade, s. A lump of tamarind. v 5] a "gf 2d adda-kambi, s See v owo. T cake of dried cowdung. 8. confidence, trust fus 7\ o3 RB, R, O3 350, ad- Py belief. 4. a black smith’s tool box. 5. a heap (ld/iaffIJP adda-gattige, adfla -mara, mass, dunghill VWP TeT to puf into a s. A cross bar. ©Z T B to bar, to put heap. 6. a thin cake made of rice flour, mix- a bar. 25D ReTDx C’J«_TC Aa] TR VB T Tod VR 91 L ed with flour of phaseolus mungo 08 Tw bar the door, so that no person may open it. an annual festival in honor of Lakshmi. in which this cake is much used VB I C. @"ffi &30, adda-kattu, v, a. To puat a Flll(’ d scwen or Lhnd 2. to thwart, hinder, cross. fl Bried, to mat, conglobate ©BRY Bt to 83K 8 3 3 3. to stand in the light of ansther. 4. to in- become matted @’fo{ oM 0 terrup b. i ©BERY, Xwiha the hair being without oil, is stop, or arrest, dam up or back Jits v« matted together ©% WADBY to loosen mat- to interfere, interpose. 6, to shut up an en- g;dt trance ted hair by passing the fingers through it, to C. Q,‘(é T &3, tear off in lumps, as a bird its prey with its Q/(‘f RE, adda-kattu, ad- s w & claws, &c. d‘l-Jfltflt, s. The part of a woman’s cloth i e 43 — (Efe] Ol that goes over the shoulder and fastens on as if to ward off a blow; the f sive position B JJ” X =0 ~Oe Por a3 the opposite side. ©TIT % jrohd ey 2B hand placed transversely I =2, AT the fastenings of Tamil women’s ,*’fi’ ZogeS v L:G Q“T‘i = (aa— o8 VBRI R when il cloths are all on the side an armed man attacks one unarmed, will he i (.8 . \./\_/ %‘D T FE3, adda-katiu, ad- retreat if he put up his arm (onthe defen- I sive D) da- /fi(/[f@, s. A dam or weir ©e3 F&3) a Stan pn 73 3 &2 __b &3 83’ SN ? & 2 5,y 3’ C. 0 Fweews adda-kdlu, s. A cross bar eE Ty, & to shut in confine or dam up water. a door bar, or any transverse stick & a bar 4T to which the rope that holds up the warp is 01 C. u’gg‘?fi e F325, 3 TR 3 S ) secured sk %N@ [OFe] = o o2 adda-kashibi, ad- oo~ = VIS¢ C. (9 Ao addagala, s. Breadth, width da .Lasmé adda-kasabu, adda-ka- 29 o3, diameter (SEA Rhlalent 3 Rudo ) denh] 530 < 100 v 8ibi, adda-kasubu, s. Anunnatural pro- I who can measure the breadth of the fession, a trade not hereditary, a mode of life sea P Sy WY &3 ?\ )= Lden 5 that man ESt A Juo{& or employment to which one was not born or is very broad. brought up adj. unusual, out of place, not 97T N ad B, \_,:x <o addagisu, i3l a. To thwart i common course, contrary to established 1stom hmlm intercept, prevent, arrest, stop. ©Z Fig ST g a man leaving the 97 Y0 (¢ N Ne3d> adda (/a(‘](?l v. a. 'To cross profession of his forefathers, and taking up A >2 (, VLIV ¢ T out, mark out © 7 &, & pé 0 'S s. an erasure another trade or profession Xeg by a cross line, an inter se(tnd line TRFVTo TFaEITT e u FToW the exercise of 0SS 003 regal authority by a subject is out of place c. 03 Awoad adda-gombu s. A cro S8 (. &3 FBFT 3PIFSIF0 INnBWID VB FRW it iy bar C 7?2 adda-gode, s. A middle or 0 o] not fitting for a merchant to study the védas. curtain wall. g C. ¥TT 0QD, Q/”S 7~ adda-kdalu, ad- 259 &3 C‘Ou c. & v (W > adda-chdtu, S A fence, (Z(Z—J(L/76, s. 'lhc leg put out of its regular f Ser un shade. position, turned, as if to stop any thing with WS TV C». (R th foot 2 obstacle, hindrance c. \,a&a addachchu, s. Anasle. See also ~= 5, DA 0 e (CIE 3 o TRy LG @ TR 083 3 he interferes with (‘cg ever y thing. . &t ;D*" 3§ adda-chouka, adj. Oblong C \/\ 2% adda-kdluve, s. A channel S The silver box in which the L0 linga is de- fi,”’{ N2 = HIF cut from a larger one, to carry the water in posited UF LTS (\J)QL to suspend it another direction. from the necl oo =7 B 5030 adda-kdvadi, s. A bamhoo (}. GO O addadi, s. The breadth of the foot. (, s LA or other stick ried across the shoulder 2. the sole of the foot turned up or inward [0 W s won w#\wa &’“ FA SEEN with a vessel of water, box, &c suspended as in a cripple (R [ from each end the cripple walks with lllb feet turned a0y, C. 9T X3 adda-kisury s. A sickness up, Cr Imw ards. Mot A. C. =2 oc—7 & U(Z(Z{'na, s. A shield. Ef\.s(? e} that retards the growth of children (1 en a slndl bearer. c: = 3829, 00 e adda-kili, adda- &) ]‘P { C. 83 @ addani, The woof that crosses kilu s. A lock, the holt of which goes trans- (e the warp in a loom OB &5 ) 239 to throw versely, and opens on both sid VB FLOW0 [ o o) the woof =3 the key of 1t Uy i (gl Df‘.@xa, 9T AR adda-kisu c. ©3 &R addanige, s. Abench,or form. alda-gusu, s. A child in arms, (carried C. 389, 35S adda-tale, adda- (e (v transversely.) dale, s. A narrow prjecting head, an ill d 002 f oc—? \ &) formed head C. N [E e 72 adda-kei, adda-get, s. The dllll put up as a fence, orin a defen- C. °f‘< 3 adda-tdku, v. a: To thwart, lr“ I . 44 = — = 3 (S @ stop, arrest, oppose s. A portion of a field Az the breadth and length (or the warp and projecting from the boundary, as if an added woof) of the whole web are of one texture. piece »””S xc adda-pangti, s. A class of c. ‘:9\3 83>y adda-tiruvu, v. a. To turn blahmans v\ho are not permitted to sit in a bsd\, as cattle, &c by thwarting them, or line with, or parallel with the row of other 2o standing in their way. (&) T OBOTIOIA B brahmans, but across, as 1e top of the let- [N W8 T TVoVIT & QR 8003y the cow is going ter T iy asiray why are you still? turn it back. 2 C: Q/\\) oJ CU Q _/9 E‘:\\J ‘\. adda-pattige, e to turn the face towards one standing at one ad(la-paf/e, s. Thu upper and lower part side, to avert the face 4. to put trans- of a door frame mf &3, 0 versel mfi 30 VINTIYy, & \3‘35 S A child in adda-papa do nct put tlvem lengthways, but cross wise aun\ 8 3 B Ef”’e 8] B3 TE {bwur'i,o BT DY o C. B SR> adda-pegalu, The nape TRIEIF &RA T3S if In wi na ca ving the cross of the neck thread in the woof is turned about, the green 0w 23> adda-baru, ».n To oppose and white will appear distinct 29 Qlij% IR ally Tado TwkBIRI ©B 8307 where P let me see 2. to confront 3. to interrupt 4 to cross one 80 0) COJeed w STy VADE:Tad &f“ WT.TD 3 your face, turn it round N o 3 o SN C. /(D C)CL R adda-dandige, s. A palan- he always interrupts m(i in spefl\m” o 20T T QCOOF LN \ :awc»vu EREN) ©B it o C < keen carried transver sely, as with some pomp- 202 T was going on a certain business, and ous kings, and Smdarta priests 07 =D a cat crossed my path, (an ill omen.) C. —~ (&} \«Jku 65(](7(! dabbe, s. The bamboo or pole with which any thing is carried across c. 3 e adda-bilu, v. n. Toprostrate to bow before one g Ut the shoulder. 2. to obstruct, impede, VB 0 WD = v\\, block up to fall prostrate 9T T30 2 adda-durubu, s, A fomale’s VB =5 DB B = roS and entreat Fogs to tell p ros tuft or tup knot put on one side of the head tr te \w'd VWODL VB 'ZNZJ\) (\::N_/» @I’& plostrate G (&) « ) AN adda-dole, 5. A transverse before God, and do reverence €3 AFONT 980 beam. prostration, the act of prostrating. = |85 \_ULJ C. eor = T o ®°‘ 75 (I(Idd (ZUZ”, s. Arms put a- 58 adda-mara, s, A cross bar. g u(m, as in an embra C. (1 5 wog adda-male, s. A heavy rain. C. T IR adda-nag S, A sneer, a con- \,UBST\/\c adda-mdrga, s. A bye- nd 1‘ ceite d laugh, or side laugh. path, foot-path > “ deviation from correct C. BT SO adda-ndma, s. A nick name conduct expressive of some peculiarity. c. 9T BI0Bo adda-mdtu, s. Interference C. & 8T S 3 oY —~e OR adda-ndlige, s. A stone put or 1mterrupiion m Qpcilklfl"‘ Q,w S APIC] D BT across part of the mouth of a well 2. aly- v. n. to interrupt in speaking Q0 VISR e g tongue. 87T RIT v Ind BN why do you in- C e g o,r—) cDdF, o @D@ adda-nindiri- teuvpt me when I am speaking ? ke, (l(]fZ/l l?éll]LC’, s. The act of standing C. <V 2208 adda-mudi, s, A female’s tuft opposite or '{‘\p knot fixed on the side of the head (SrefsNolde] hrof C. &% ofi& ej‘f DT> adda-nikku, ad- 0. DRAR, adda-moga, 2 da- /27(7u, v. 'Lo put across, to place trans- adda-more $ An averted face, the face B 2wilTY, to L il versely. turned away in displeasure avert the face. it C. 9T IR addanige, s. A clothes’ horse ul 2 a shelf. 0. 9% woRrh addalange, s. A wide step. ub Pretended . &7 deny) adda-niluvu, s. Breadth and C. T oy addalampu, s - length oot \um,ve;)) @.a QY 20T} SrwRB» love i 45 T S & C. 3 voFo addaldl S A sprout from @9‘5 ®RTy adda-hesaru, 8. A nick- 6 the side of the stem, or from the root, in ad- name, an epithet. dition to the principal stem e‘* ¥ B, WA X C. B Rw330 adda-hore-kambi S ©oTw3 to throw out s eral stems, to branch A pole for carrying two burdens across the X9 out Into many heads, as prolific grain shoulder. second crop from old stocks C 5T 7 addalige, s. See €32 [ C. T woR> addaldgu, ».n. To become (B ) 3 addale-sara, s A kind of Cross wise 2. to come in front, to opp (SIo{IrTa) cklace thli SN ade % Crosswise, side-wa CO7ID fi& 7 to interrupt in speaking. 2. to mediate, C. bb.')“’ > addddu, v. To parade, prome- ]H to speak in one’s favour nade ‘walk backwards and forwards FUID fh C \Jd #vr N.z T FJ0N JIwoT L@ z‘oww%# 3 0w adda love, s. Thetile coping of a wall. why do you, without occasion, pace back- il C o es wards and forwards before my house? ¥ T 20 adda-vari, s. A bye-path, foot- 9 0.¢ path. Z local assessment levied for occa- sow\)a\ R rawa\ c..o\wq 2T00R e,zs\ [r3a) (, & sional expenses, as public entertainments, &c. @ I cannot endure your wickedness, come AL Qs (\’5?‘)_4(\) Q’(]LZJL‘CZS([, arZ/ (,h‘unnn not across me henceforth [ fcxsunatx no agree alji abl e. C. 85D BoBne> adddtu-kollu, ». n. To G, D) eEe 8 C. 93 5? adda-vali, s. A mixed blood lean on, to recline v a. to relieve ongrel breed 8, €@l adj. awkward, clumsy 2. top- (¥ DX addavisu, See ©3PD. syturvy 3 crooked. 4 rough 5 exor- 2 { bitant. wmz 82k I3 an out-of-the-way or (<] o C. ®3T TSR0 adda-sharagu, s. A female’s 4 irrevalent expression, an improper speech cloth put over the right shoulder down on s e“’ 3 em 8¢ PUT a work not neatly donm a the left side, so as to cover the breast. froy TR By, botch. ©zE 3T Y, to fasten the doth in wm 88 Snh /@ to place aw kwardly G, % (5] this way, whea requiring to keep it tight ©E3 82 oA S»® to blunder, to botch (<] a2 a4 T.B @ 82 oInn SEEN to walk disorderly, to walk © X3 adda-sara, [«t6es] s. The Car crookedly flower termed Justicia adhatoda et ganda TUSSA C. ©&E° 3 addana, adj. Broad, wide (SJer) @ L o o> adda-sdlu, s. A transverse S ®OR g broad board (5] dm \ furrow. 2. an interference, interruption C’B 'ém& addi, addi-saddi, S By I 3 Toen W3, ch.s Foen BRRWEN to plough a Obbtade, stoppaue, hindrance. 2. opposi- field crosswise erba EM3S) e“a T BRI tion 3. del 4. ostentation, shew. 21 they, 2gdd Bew mITrEDY if, after you have IRB 9. a. to prevent, stop, hinder, oppose. 4 6 ploughed a field, you do not plough it cross- 2. to delay vk SN Je to loiter, delay b wise, it will not be tilled. 2. to interfere, to wvB 7 s a hinderer [SleResArigtod) an opposer interrupt. TV B3 B8IF Fws J R ReRET 2. to be ] v. n. to be a hindrance, to oppose o ¥3 :)‘?m B o, WITH why do you again ostentatious LR e % a free thoroughfare, Y :; and again interfere, so that we cannot get on a place which any one may occupy or pass oyt with anything ? . through 2.)%77\ (\fvi-) RTTLSe XY BHTA =50 v‘: [ c. “TS RG22 adda-suliyu, v. n. To 8) ¥& AR S if you examine, he is a man gy 13 comu across, to pass before one, as an 11l no bubstance, though he makes a great show. Wgy omened bird, &c s. A knot in timber addiki, addi- h‘b l C. &3 550002 adda-hdyu, v.n, Tothwart h /l”e: ad(ll./(?; s. A ncddace tied close round I i) interpose, interfere, oppose N the neck. 3,32 1% a pearl necklace VT Y . tf’g B addfll }lddl, s. A cross road, a 887 atight gold necklace, composed of semi- l b | bye- paf‘h an alley. 2. a deviation from cor- circular beads resembling the extremities of Y rect conduct, or established usage. the finger nails. (% 46 . (Y 03 6. &0 T addikku, v. a. To put across. lique course or race. ¥ERR® to run oblique- DTN BB BRUT TR 2. to screen, to blind. ly or in an eccent ric course. To® ©B T put up the umbrella, so that the C. OGO adnddi, See vz 0. e sun may not strike you. 3. to refer one to OTOYRD adndma, See ©7 T another for help, payment, &c. 4. to bribe. . 39?:) R adlige, s. A fiat basket used in the (Slak rlelalid el rtatel:) €%, ©I0oBe FUTTo In service of a goddess. 2 %”fagd give the officers something as a bribe, (I C. ©FOY adhdla, s. Splendour, pomp, and get the business done by them. shew. 2. abundance. . ©B adde, 5. See 3. A split bamboo, by which two burdens are suspended from . 3 e3> addhachchu, [¢3 and %] v. » T the shoulder. 2. the pole of an idol’s litter a. To put horizontally, as the sectarian mark (k) BeD to carry across, or suspended from, on the forehead. the shoulder. . ©T D33 addhariyy, v. n. To run in ‘};: one’s way, to pester, to teaze, as a child its h) c. @’%7\’.@03) adde-gallu, s. See worwy. mother. 2. to come across one, as an ill e C. ESZ%;ND@)J adde-gdlu, s. A foot invert- omened bird, cat, &c. ed or turned inwards. C J 1 90 T3> addhesaru, See ©g3 BT, T c. @Ziddo, é)zng addedaru, addede, 0. ©&9 ana, An affix added to words of loca- e s. A cross road. 2. a stumbling block. lity, to denote a person being a native of a 4 c. ©8 3R addenige, s. A wooden horse. certain place; as FeBOD a mative of the or 2. a wooden rolling pin. 3. a shelf. east. ©9I g native of that place. ® or C. ¥ Tow adde-dande, s. A walking s g native of this place. Lh stick used to carry two burdens suspended C. ®VEROTRD, ©odT) anankisu, a- from the shoulder. nankipu, See vt ;;\\y. C. OB R addesuge, s. A random shot, C. €o0T apanku, Sce wew. a shot from the side. alk C. WEORY anangu, See v, (o @Zggééo addétu, s. A randém shot. ® C. ® 20832, W0y ananchu, anampu, %NJ FwEn, BBk w3 to shoot at ran- dom or beside the mark. See under ©s70, U%@J\) 3NW g ran- dom shot to hit. C. VT anaka, adj. Private, retired, mo- ©® 873 s, a man who dest, quiet. 2 secret, hidden, mysterious. IL § is a bad shot, one who always misses his aim. 3. abridged, compact, close. See BBz, 4 B (BIC et B aright shot among the random shots. base, vile, inferior. 5. A. c. vacant, empty. 6. obscure, invisible. LOTIAD, See WBETD q A © &:%élg addeide, adj. Great, much, N under ¥3EB. VHRTIT T3 WBY D & big. A SwFB a confined lake holds much water ( L ‘\’5%5'&’3 addeisu, v, a. See €A, (from its greater depth.) 933 HIcow I ToFaBIp W& ©wHNS his house and family 0. 2-923%5%@)3 addokkalu, s. A new te- are very retired, nant, a fresh comer. @:&%fiw WonT |, (18 OB BSPR(ROR B8 Todwr =, o - C. 0T anakisu, . a. To mimick, eRS™ the head mock, jeer, make wry faces, deride. ©@e%mD0, man and accountant of a village are very glad Tl ©aEF derision, mockery, the act of mock- when they have a new comer, (they profit by . ave oW mge D> making wry faces. VOTTRI), VHTNII . his labour, as he has not been entered in the [ & a mocker, one who makes wry faces, Fo public accounts for that year.) | BRIBRTII i$d@i;fi%9sq CHTEDID Y oj’ozjg% 0. ©TWw BA> addoragu, . n. To recline, TR T it is not seemly for an ugly person to sneer lie down to rest one’s self. BwwnDL ey e ) il at those who are handsome. TIRHETUSING LE =88R why do you nod ? lie down-a little. & 2ID what will he get by mocking so ? mitl sl 0. @’3%3&5 adddta, s. An indirect or ob- 3 FRiBR BTTT, «0+ N3 himself a monkey, he 47 — DT LOER 530 mocks others (or, blind to his own faults, he mi-circular front of a turban. 6. the pin of an axle tree, VT, ©ed7eT s, a preparer. Is criticises others.) f 2 a wise man, 3. a superior, elder, chief. (l C. 0T apaku, adj. Thin, as applied to 4. one who makes the weaver’s lam or comb. (i) fluids. T T35 €& wew the ginger liquid ©ed T, v, . to fix the comb or reed be- ¢ is very thin. ® %at,z’% F2T3 ;A’Qlagdszmm"o tween the lower and upper shell of the warp. that which is thin becomes thick by boiling.. e P | o ¢ V3 Tw \ o the stick which keeps the loops of C o wFRD anakuve, adj. Close, compact. the woof or lams apar®. ©ed R 0. n. to a- A0 5] & E LTI TN to be con- humble, modest. S oy = PSRSEY] S T J9 i gree. SoRYTBTY 0 wed W8, their tained, compressed. = (1 words both agree. el T8, I e an excel- 1 Ve S P 2 ). WEORD BT anagdnike, s Hindrance, lent speech, a choice word. ed (eSS} [} o ; 0 an o, ( AV opposition. VMRBE IR 9, a . . to hinder, Vel IRB 0, a. to excellent or prime thing. il to oppose arrange, to prepare, to make ready. § C. VLR, WEINT> apagu, apogiru, C. @Q%f@é% ani-kallu, s. A stone for a il v. n. To be subdued, humbled, depressed, sling. anat brought under, as an enemy, disease, &c. 2. G ’SSS‘%'%QG)J ani-kilu, s. The spring of a Ny to be abated, mitigated, allayed, quenched. secret lock. =3 VN Tws \ (SZe) ™ to submit, behave humbly. o c. AR08 ani-ganfiu, s, A running or L1y AR, Ve, B0, 8 0%y to subdue, humble, sliding knot. U 0 & (S 2. to abate, suppress, conceal, &c. [ N, C. OMRT o ani-kisu, s. A first born FRE BB Qfi:@fimi why do you conceal the child. (. matter? ©end ?f'”v?‘;»xj’v‘ to restrain one’s self. 3 th C. ORR «a nige, s. A weaver’s reed or comb. 0ty C. B9OAD anagu, s. A hiding place, refuge, shelter. ©an T8, to fix in the reed between the up- f ) ! Ve, . per and lower shell of the warp. VAR TR ©oeeFd apachu, See e gl to fasten the warp to the lam of the loom. C. S v r WEORDED ana-jdnd, S vomsold,ms. o C. OMBEOM aflfjliz?((, s. A wise, clever, . + By ©RBR anadige, s. A pitcher. cunning man. (. o C . wooe apabu, s, A hiding place. 2. C. wRTE ani-dabbe, s. A splinter plac- a mushroom. oy ed between the threads of a warp to keep o C. B8 anabe, s. A mushroom. ) 223 them apart. " :;C a hard mushroom growing among stones. C. ©¢d o3 ani-dhdra, s. Thread pre- Ui gp FTFe g mushroom growing on trees. pared for the loom. I, - - fif> o [5} & an iron Go m NS anasu, s. A ferrule. C. W3R ani-pddu, s. The art or ring used by smiths. v. a. for ©F3 to rub secret of a trade. FICFTEIT R i—ij B N Qg out, efface, destroy, annihilate, extinguish, R 83 s@e oS he suffers much trouble from di&appe quench. 2. to make join, or embrace- not understlnnding: his art. gy C. ©¢coed analu, s. The palate. 2. for €% P I b ¥ S. ©033> anima, s, The faculty of assum- st w, a squirrel. 3. for ©¥wW, crying, weeping. ing an atomic, subtle and invisible state. (& e | 2. a limb, a member. th g B3R, 7N the eight superhuman facul- D. ¥ a’Zm/, s. An anna. ties especially attributed to Shiwa, and sup- fl]? \}'l’( (i s A C. ©gd ant, s. Readiness, preparation, or- posed to be attainable by men, through a Vi der. %) =g course of austerities, attended with magical the conjunction of two threads in Ufta the loom, the meeting of the warp and woof. rites in honour of that deity and his spouse '\ %Y, Ay a 3. a mesh. vdRddnA gdj. with meshes. Durgi. They @ re, ©aT extreme minute- O]}, ness or invisiblity. &%= magnitude, illimit- @ oS ada R vg knit the fringe with ¥y able bulk. nOZ heaviness. P excessive meshes. 4. the comb or reed in a loom, or a 4, e b weaver’s lam, or threads of his woof wound lightness, absence of weight, incorporeality. g in the form of the figure 8. &. the lower se- )%, the power of obtaining every thing de- Uy, il E. 3*« 48 W = 2920353 RS DIN. 0F sived, ®,;¥33Y irresistible will or fiat; the ¥eaot® elder brothers. wx;g?;fiaéobo’a bro- l\ I fulfilment of every wish. ®¢33; the supreme thers (both elder and younger.) 2. a voca- hi tive dominion over all things. J8Eg subjecting > equivalent to “friend! Isay,” &c. 3. conth. every thing. an interjection of surprise. ©< 3 a respect- q bee 3 () e < ful mode of addressing a senior or superior. wanp 53653% ani-meffu, s. A ring worn & Var) £ iz 72 on the second toe. @ £ an interjection of agreeable surprise, ops of pleasure, &c. 108 A. €. © 8308 aniyard, adj. Great, high, S BN @S”&b anpu, s. A cosmetic, any fra- their chief, superior, pre-eminent. IS ¥ grant unguent or scented ointment made to exeel & ©odes anilu, [©vw] s, A squirrel. smear on the body, as an ornament and per- ) C. ORBBA ani-hagga, s. The rope by fume. SJ”\)'UCC’J&L’%, ‘L-S;ooza’fimgs sandal wood w0 10 which a weaver’s lam or warp is suspended. cosmetic. ToOT 3ot ITe), black sandal wood 8. B&0, V2R anu, apuvy, s. Anatom, cosmetic. v. @. to smear or rub on any fra- for mote, any thing very small. V20 K)).‘,?;‘g) Only grant pigment or cosmetic. an atom, very little. Ve I3 =) 28 not even s 28 A dl @X_’gg anme, s. Power,strength, might. 3 of & an atom. TS Ve Beew ae)m o B RLORRPEIF A. C. O anbu, v. n. To be strong or TS God fills atoms, dust, grass and powerful. v. a. to try, to examine. yning O twigs (pervades the minutest things.) [ 8. ©803) atantra, L ® priv. and 303)] qdj. C. V00T, We0R> anunku, anungu, Unstable, infirm, weak. @305 ST FUT 253 See Vs gnd ©eors. st bom ¥¥ w030 slight work cannot last. C. 07 anumpu, s. A pledge. S. ©3038) atantri, s Dependence, subordi- rcomD C. WONT anuka, See weow. nation. loup 8. 0T apuka, adj. Skilful, clever. 2 C. ¥BFs ataku, s, A patch, joining , seam, small, minute. v. . To solder. 2. to cement. 3. to join, O S. WERR amuga, s A boy. weon a girl, unite. ®3IT cqus. to get soldered, &e. ()¢ ell + ©enD children. s. ®30 atala, [© priv. 3V bottom] The region or world immediately below the earth, 0 C. 9% ane, interj. A mode of calling a Ju woman, ho! ho! s. ©¥8w3H30, ©BeBwS o atala-kiy- Teo) 1 1o K 0. 9T ane, s. A‘small artificial lake. 2. a tala, atala-kottala, [©3v the region dam or dike. 7 T QS, ¥ TR to castup a below the earth, %23 the earth] s. Con- i ol o dike, to make adam. 3. ananna. 4. a bridge. fusion, disturbance. 2. jolting. adj. Upside C. ¥ ane, v. a. & n. To clash, to strike down, topsyturvy, disordered, confused, de- e ¥ against. 2. to embrace. 3. tosmear. 4. to ranged. ©BUTBUTN gy, confusedly, dis- disappear, be effaced, rubbed out, quenched, orderly. extinguished. ©&w Begchay i is effaced. 2.3 8. O30RNTE alala-sparsha, [© priv. 3 & OF -2 23 lent Jerly TOR ® m B while running, a ® bottom, %37 touch] adj. Very deep, bot- stone struck the foot. 2OR SNPIRLEHTY) tomless. —~— thorns run into the foot. FOONRY e97 OIS B8 3 . @93 atasi, s Common flax, Tinwm usi- e the sheep butt one another. tatissimuwm. L3R ToWI its flower. 8. ®8 ati, part. Over, beyond, exceeding, C. OTTE:,, WTITES ane-kattu, ane- surpassing, much, very much, &c.; it implies katte, s. A dam, a dike. th general excess or pre-eminence, V3 FT C. OTRT) ane-kallu, s. A vound stone great anger. tossed by the hands, a game of women. O i S, @905;3@% atunthini, adj, Solitary, disen- T2, the name of this game. cumbered, not crowded. AL O O a(sze, s. The act of smearing unguents on the body. s. @83 ati-katha, adj. Incredible, un- f@l‘)‘["‘:v‘ worthy of trust or belief. 2. erring, devia- C. O anna, s, Anelderbx_*other. VR, B, ting from the duties of a profession or caste, . il 49 G . ©3T @éfia 8 8. ©330 8% ati-kdtaka, adj. Harsh, un- s. 8200 ati-bala, [Great strength] s. A I bearable, severe, hard. ©8 Ft3® FoU hard name of Vayw. times. § ¢ ©8 FToWT DR an oppressive, se- S. 83070 ati-madhura, s. Liquorice. vere man, s. 9835938 ati-mdtra, adj. Immode- Ul m 8. 9832053 ati-/m'ya, s. A son of Ravana. rate, exceeding, much, excessive. e 8 @3@?’33, @ég@fsam ati-krama, ati- 8. 9835035 ati-mdnusha, adj. Super- Qo human. kramana, s. Transgression, excess, en- h 1 (SEEARNEN] V. Q. croachment, infringement. 2 S. @33_(;3 ati-ratha, s. A mighty chari- ) to transgress, exceed, surpass, infringe, to oteer, a hero mounted on a car, who alone o v. m. to elapse. pass by, over or beyond. effectually combats the enemy. § 8. ©8RoT atiganda, s. The time that the S. ©8TVX ali-rasa, s. A sweet cake made [ (Y sun is in one of the signs of the zodiac. of rice meal and sugar and fried in ghee 0 ¢ 8. ©8RoT ati-gandha, s. Lemon grass. ex- S. Q—.‘)é’bi ati-rikta, adj. Excessive, ceeding. 50 c. b@'f\’?fiw atigaliyu, v. a. To pass a- way, spend as time ; to get through, as a sea- S5 @?}8§§ ati-réka, s. Txcess. son; to idle away. 2. to blot out, erase. 3. ) =2« s. ©8593 ati-wdda, s. Opprobrious or to reject, spurn, leave, abandon. 8 -o—ngjfia 3 | P unfriendly speech. FIVI0 EE&S arrs; (o) Qfefi%f@u 8 [0 el @ ABOSD it is B | 8. ©9859% ati-wdsa, s. The fast observed well, in any way, to get through a very try- v on the day preceding the ceremony in which ing season. Ef\/@?&":)s feoirt @gfiQOj&)i%Q “Yhy oblations are presented to the manes of de- are you idling away the time ? § parted ancestors. ¥ S. @3_‘56 atigma, adi. Mild, not severe, not 8. 0307, ati-visha, s. A tree used inm {ie cruel. medicine; the bark is also employed in dye- len P ing; it is of three kinds, white, red, and S. @37\“?)80? atz'—grcihi/’m, adv. Very apt, of quick perception or apprehension, smart. black. Atis or betula. af 8. ©82e3 0 atichara, s, A plant. Hibiscus S. 3587330 ati-véla, s. Excess. [ mutabilis. Do s. 98 %i ati-shakts, s, Heroic valour, it 8. @82{)_@? ati-chhatraka, s. A mush- prowess. room. i 8. @830 atisl’zaya, s. Greatness, abun- 2 3. (D.C () 8. 98 & ali-juva, s. Great speed. dance, excess. marvel, wonder. cellence. ©3BWI to 1increase, The black 4. rarity. 8. ©8OART ati-jdgara, s % make great. curlew. gy 8. ©830350Gs atishaydrtha, s. In S. 3:’)3(73 atithi, s. A casual, unexpected h&r:% grami. The intensitive mood. guest. 2. a son of Kisha, and grandson of 8. @080 ati-shanda, s. A ewnuch by Rdma. ) birth. B 8. ©8VpaI atithi-pijana, s. Hospi- 8. ©8Topd3 ati-sandhdna, s. Media- G 0\: -tality, considered as a religious duty. tion. ? (1 e 8. ©8QTBLT afithi-sathdra, s. Civi- s. ©8Rxe I ati-sarjand, s. Liberality, sl lities and kind offices to guests. giving. 2. appointing, engaging 3. a gift, a donation. 0t S. @3&:’?‘3 ati-pakwa, s. Overcooking 4. slaughter, killing. f 5. 038083, ©38w°8 afi-patana, ati- 8. 08793 ati—sa’ra, s. Diarrheea or dy- fl]l} ! pdta, [©3 and B33 or 23 falling] s. sentery. ©373TI3), to be attacked with dy- Transeression, neglect of duty, breach of law, sentery. There are many varieties in this D & — 22 [) Illng custom, &c. 2. contrariety. complaint ; as, Fo® ) 85 00 i =3, ?fla;‘@&éfl’a kfl! 0y j P} < ; 5. 9808 ati-baje, s, Betula. T, 80T 8RB ©EIT - qoT, BT 8WeTe g 50 N 93D w350 s. W83, W8HOT ati-hasita, ati- c. @i i attatta, adv. There, that side, A hdsa, s. Violent laughter. a little further on. ©8 8 wI, EI T Bweg S en 2 Qo ™ to get out of the way, to move further on. () eIn) ons) atindriya, @8 beyond, @0 @ii BRLRVUTT) FToHERBIST if you go a little ol 8, an organ of sense] adj. Imperceptible, further on, they will be seen. RS8 vadeg unattainable by the senses. 2. incompre- N =2 0 OV 8 @83, wwery where do you come hensible, as Goda 3. infinitely glorious. per- from ? do not touch me; go aside. 8. 9808 atita, adj. Past,gone. ©&3%;D the past tense; an action finished or ended: A. C. @izflé’ attapare, s. A war drum. han s & & 2 ©88N one who comes late, after the usu ai al © aftari, s. A mean or worthless e or proper time. fellow. = HL ) 83 attaru, s Otto or essence of ©38¢33 ativa, adj. Much. 2. chief. male red sandal, &c. 2. an essence, perfume, fra- . @33&1} ativra, adg. Slow, tardy. grance. 3. ¢. 3rd. per. pl. of ¥%, they cried. (] . 85T atuku, See vzwo. & . C. @iée&@oa_) attalé-bdi, s, Nobody, e98o0, 8¢ atula, atula, [© priv. (personified.) 2. a mischievous, wasteful @9 halance.] adj. Unequalled, incompara- Leov e ~ JOTOF man, one who recklessly spends everything. ble s. sesamum orientale. 1§ o A. ¢. ©8 TOD» atta-sariyu, o. n. To unrivalled, or incomparable beauty. go aside, further on. 2. to sink in together. 8. ©BYT, atushdra, [‘Q“D pri\r. 80550 aned rain.] s. Fine clear weather. C. ©3 0 attdna, | that, s place] adj. hich There, in that place. i S. E-‘)@JJ;))\ atushti, adj. Dissatisfied. 5, I8 e—si?‘\’, ©3 7 atlige, attigi, [e3 aa B Y 8. ©850 20 DT atdpyadhika, o] 5. Sister-in-law (elder brother’s wife,) Greater, superior, greater than that, pre-emi- d m husband’s elder sister; wife’s eldest sister; nent. e paternal aunt’s daughter, if elder than one’s , i c. &:i , ©3 v, ©3 e, @3_; 0, es'ieja, self. 2. female cousin by father’s sister, atta, attala, attalu, attala, attalu, female cousin by mother’s brother. ©8 R T adv. There, in that place, on that side, as op- Bacv® husband’s sister and wife’s sister, posed to @Z here, in this place. ©g S elder and younger brothers’ wives. oy BT, €8 ¢ Bk go there, yonder, to that side, &, C. fi:“:%fi i attitta, adv. Here and there. ©8 WM, ©8 & o he there. ©38 8 it ®TLE w3 do not go here and 5 b C. ©8 0B attanda, adj. Close, thick set. b3 9 e (5] [¢] there, but come near. 3 a9n ade. Thickly, closely. ©38 o387t 10A6 sl it V. N To be thick, close to one another, as C. ©8 0500, O3 eNT alti-mara, atti- SOTRLROTER, e Lov@ trees , &e <+ (eYa} SEEX A3 the gida, s. A wild fig tree. Ficus glomerata. trees are very close to each other. ©3 03 A N&EJ? JEL C. @gjo atiu, (perf. part. of ©9 to weep) BB o A2 do not put these close, but having wept. keep them apart. Also s. for 8 ®od See b f Sod. C. ©8 atte, s. A motherin law, wife’s mother or husband’s mother. 2. a maternal - .9 c. &9_30%?:‘3, 5 tta-kade, atta- uncle’s wife. e SNANT «a 3. a paternal aunt. gade, adv. There, in that place, on that 6 @gd atteda, [©3 and %] adv. There, side, in that part (of the country.) in that place or country. :u <. @irfa attana, adj. Of that place, of 13; 3 C. Q:’)g_'q?ido attesaru, s. The quantity of “that country. ®Zn ISFIRTIRD what is water which rice absorbs in boiling. the news of that place? ©2 50T from thence, Pl L o .;—J U dotverd uc:é—:&@\ [V RV o ke came run- < @iéo—jb al‘teig/a, Honorific of Qi‘t'_'?a. il ning from thence, but whither he is gone I 8. ©8003 atyanta, [Sebeyond, €03 bound know not. 5 10 ©2 cdo gign of the ablative in the or end] adj. Much, excessive. V808 BRI ancient dialect, g very passionate. ©,08 7P g great walkers 07 ST TR o/ ) = @éqgo a very active man. ©308 LABRTIP 3 to humble. 3. to squeeze. 4. to strike on b very amiable and beloved woman. the head. 5. to reprimand, to rebuke. Td o s. 98 22203 atyambu-pdna, [, c. B8, ol adatu, adantu, v, a. ::L Z 3. to shake. 4. 29020, 7] s. Drinking largely of water. To rebuke. 2. to drive off. i D L S, () to loosen. ) 85 PyTITYD C‘f*i“@%?fi,ao ‘5825?53 atyadhama, adj. The very o Qe worst, lowest, meanest, &c. R©870 none but a courageous man can in- timidate (deter or restrain) a man of firmness. Vi S. QSVYS@% atyadhika, adj. Much, supe- F03 INER o3 =0 ©3 A = = weT, VT SR Z\)Efi% FI3TRFRE rior, very great. ¢ S\,;JTN °A adv. Very great- SR Ty why do you rebuke me at every 1y, very abundantly. it word ? Am I your house slave ? 1t does not 8. ©8oT000T atyandyaka, [e3, © G} become you to do so. Anarchy. adj. Without 40 priv. SeF] s, s. T3 adana, s. Food. rule. efi:fi;z:&’o?aah &f\fb\fio to be in a state Wil of anarchy. H. 2059 adand, adj. Low, mean, vulgar, o0 ©TTd FoTB g a mean, low, vulgar man. S. @B;gieiud atyapachdra, s. A heinous {, o0 C. bd‘é) adapu, v. @ To rebuke, admo- offence, a gross incivility. Ind nish, reprove, intimidate. 2 to press or s, ©8 EENCELS atyamilya, adj. Very squeeze down. 3 to humble. s. a rebuke, G, & costly, invaluable. reproof, admonition. z}sazfiizi)cd 93 Tocérd (.8 2. distress. S. 98 oy atyaya, s. Death o3 what is he the better for your reproof ? & - s 3. transgression. See @ [S92:Y)) i The S. f:‘)@j 355" af?/d?“fil(l’, adj. Excessive. H. &0, @ o o ) S ) it S adabu, adapu, s. Awe, W ; S. @@?{7\93 atyds/te, s. Covetousness. respect, politeness, obeisance. S. @-33832:’33 atyuttama, adj. Most ex- ‘ME S ‘5(54_5) adabhra, [ priv. and 53 little, (e cellent, very good, far better. few| adj. Much, many. s, 08 dt?‘i, s One of the seven Hindu C. TR0 adamu, v. a. To squeeze, press 8.9 or hold down. sages, father of Chandra ; one of the princi- 2. to humble. @=L, vTHT Wt -~ pal stars in Ursa Major, 8] W SV, W8 Bee® why do you squeeze v . to be- it so, it may stick to the floor. 1, 8. efi%)adoé, @93@—?’5, @93@@&, a- come soft or mellow by pressing. I]lfse trizjdta, atri-drigja, atri-nétraja, C. E—‘,‘thfi'@ adaravu, s. Hurry, flurry, agi- 13, s. The moon, as born from the eye of A¢ri. tation. S. @'55 atha, A particle which serves to in- 13 c. W0 adaru, v. n. To start from alarm, troduce a remark, question, or affirmation, fi after, and, now, ther¢fore, thus, Surther- tremble with fear, shake with terror, palpitate. Cng S more, what, &ec. Palpitation, trembling, starting, shaking. (, % S. fi-ijSD athavd, adj. Perhaps, though, T BT shaking and quaking. an)fiéé#dd) oy why do you start? 2RSTT B33 do not be or, if, afterwards, otherwise. q o o alarmed. ©TOD to make tremble, cause to C. O ada, for ©33y. ang start., ©TOW JwB to pout at one, to look c. ©©30F> adanku, [for €3%9] o. a. To morosely or grimly at one. VTR RoRA g n} I solder, to join. 2. [for ©89=] to drive off, f © « o {§ aint heart, timidity, cmmrdice.v R TTY FWBN huff, rebuke, &c. the palsy. Y R 05 o < N To3> adantu, [ and ©o2] adv. So, (57 N’ rafd T adarchu, v. a. To vebuke, te- L) ; like that. ©5083O let that be so ~ - J primand, storm, or bluster. < o0 BF 3T VR 3(: L =% adaku, See ©3. LAY do you think I am afraid of your A(‘}f% It { i ek ® e blustering * No, indeed ! B geteA adakdsuga, for ©3 40 9 LV C. WTY= adarpu, v. a. To rebuke, re- 4 ¢ c. % : : :u adachu, v, a. To press down. 2 prove, admonish, fraid‘ 5 -l 52 ODBF O] 0L S. Qfd“’z‘c—fi adarshana, s. Disappearance, 0. ©dRosE ‘é’_og adir-muttu s, A water vanishing. pearl. . o Toeard, whwsntes adald-ba- c. =DR0ES adirmutte, s, The trum- N3 pet flower. & dali, adalu-badalu, s. Exchange. ©Tw ETV) WTUINY VT IRB v, a. toexchange. S. ©QW, adishia, adj. Unseasonable, out Dl v. n. to be exchanged. of date. I06SS, c. ©DY> adilu, See wsew. s, Alarm, qua- c. T adalu, ». n. To tremble, shake, R 00 o king, palpitation. be agitated. S0F2Tee why are you gvery © Z agitated ? ¥ v to menace, intimidate, threa- 8. QNI adz’pana, s. Loss of appetite, 5 106 ten. bad digestion. A. C. =T adaltu, adv. Except, bésides, C. ®T> adu, (Remote demonstrative pro- with the exception of it. noun neut.) It, that. 30 8O, Base let o) 1l i) that be, never mind that, let that alone. C. @Q@b adalpu; See ©BHYF. @FeTee on that account, therefore, for that s. T80, adasheyu, s. Misfortune, bad dmo- reason. luck. s O C. T aduku, Sce ©FH v, 4. To ce- C. BBY> adalu, See ©soo. ‘l}b‘v\k’e# ment, solder, join. v. 2. to adjoin. 0 0. OTON addgi, [« and ©M per. part. of . ®TIR> adugu, v. n. To become soft by oo ? ©70 to become] That being’; so much for that. pressing. AT v, a. to soften, to mollify. The conclusion of the first paragraph of a . ©OTRRe adugd, interj. Lo! behold! letter, after the usual compliments ; ©7o7 g Awe, -2 e B look there ! see there! o) IBFBRISYY) =R, 2 o so much for that (veferring to what has been said before) all . OToeF), BT, LTIRD, OTYE itle, the news of this place is good. VRATNRT aduchu, adupu, adumu, adurpu, . eI that is done, this is not done. a. To press down, humble. 2. torebuke. 3 o, PresS to strike on the head. Svg,FW to floor. 8. OTOBITI, BHo8RId, BT, © P To00 addtdranu, addtisanu, add- VI to soften, to molliij with the fingers, ~queeze to press. ni, addi, s. An uncharitable person, a to be ¢. OTHEH, e adutu, adubu, v, a. miser To rebuke ; to awe ; to strike on the head. T. B. OOR adiga, See ©5=. ] v, 8! C. Q‘)do?.:;) adupu, s. Awe, fear, terror. ~R T. B. €03 adida, [¥3,3] adj. Not firm, & 009 | (4 IR ORI RII 338 B gervants must frail, unstable. VOBTRT FTo0NF an unstable stand in awe of their master. BIRIRI i alany concern. BIETI, VBDIYRE W a master must have p;‘[lpitfim ©QT adidu, v, n To tremble, quake or his servants in awe. ki start. C. TR0 ddumu, See TN, wn @&3 aditi, s. The wife of Kashyapa, o ot C. 9T aduru, s. Ore. TR T OO jron 10 and mother of the gods. 2. the earth. ady. ore. 2. dandruff. (AUS® 0K unbroken, uninjured. ©h3 ScdIT the demi- eml c. ©T0 aduru, See ©t. gods, sons of Aditi. S e ) 2900 adimi, See BTH%. SN adur-jana, s. A good man. S BTRES adur-dina, s. A fine or good DT adiru, See ©TH. day. 2. break of day. rebllke B c. ¥DRe0S adirgante, s. The trum- C. O adulu, See €en pet flower. A. 0. ¥T®> aduhu, v. a. To push, to il A. C & g 3o adirchu, See ©3zF. shove., ¥ WB 10 shove and throw away. AV 0. ) : < adirpu, wverb. n. Being a- C QSZS@O%’D adrinku, ®n. To tremble, qui- reblflker i fraid. ver. B R &} &) 8 O) i CS@/\O s adrigangi, s. A flower so self, to dye for one’s self ; to beat, @I dTy named WEN WoTT VITIy W9y N 4 Fwr if he comes S. bffi)fifi ad vdha, adj. Unstable, infirm near you, give him a good thrashing [SJa) frail. Two® 83y to dip any thing and eat (Slal~4 o VY R, B R, VTR, VBB H, VBP0, BT S. pw)'fig ad?”zsl;’lja, [ priv. 8% visible] adj. Unseen, invisible, © P G, ° % (8] o8 by accident @ the act of dipping, dyeing, immersing (&) BT T2 TITy 7D to disappear. © &%) a dyed cloth. ©3) 7 a dyer. BT TY :‘C\J v eswel in which colours for dyeing are kept 8 QIS)M adrishta, s. Fortune, luck, fate. 0. ®% adde, adj.- Acting VT ’R IR to 2. casual and unseen danger, a as from fire, inundation, &c act for another @8 g #UT huginess done in O, :j 290 3 fortunate man. 23T L.«UU(. “ bad luck. &:3\ o ESy place of another. 2. unpaid business. Y el &¢S unlucky, un- b for tunate (Slal 0 OJ\ 2D to bhecome fortunate. 8. ©ONS adbhuta, s. A phenomenon OB bzfi\:\k T adrishii, adrish miracle 2. surprise, astonishment ady ) O3 T wonderful, surprising. ) % very tl]» @, s. An a‘mly or displeased look. b C \_/230 great lamentation. OB adé, adéve, [em with emphatic and ~| That is it, that very ] Q/Z%Ss adya, s. To-day. ©%3S the pe- § riod of a current day from midnight to mid- thing, that truly, that indeed nigh ©rs33 3w the imperfect tense of a § 0BT, OBeTS addke, adétake, [e verb Dand ®Fand »32, why] Why that ? for what is that ? what is the reason of that ? S bwg‘oq\s adyashwina, adj. Near to § any event, at the point of death. C @8@6 ado, inte 7. Calling attention, See I Observe! ©rng. c ijéfl adrdta, [esoetd] adj. Frail i shattered, decayed, unstable ol 0P C. OB 0 adgani, s. An anvil f Ferigy) ©m)TeAS the whole roof is in a 0. T T adda/wt, s. Dyeing cloths, &c. ©= 2 precarious state from the rain. LB, ¢ ;S) f S% = g0y his dyeing is not good. AR RO on Q/Oflo.@@ (Sla) Ed;)" RSB by T. B. @d F00, OB FTS addakadd- wasted age the whole frame becomes shatter- ra, aa’dalmdqva, 5. See ©T 7, ed ©m)ETeN Sew to drive in slightly f S. &0 adri, s. A tree & ) a hill Se 4 0. &3 &> addatu, v. a. To dye, colour, or i mountain stain. 2. to dip, to immerse. ©d) 1=y T a mountain cave = fil 28 gtanding water in a rock &“w 30 g O0: B0 & addana, s. A measure of capaci- (Y [ man of the hills. &‘ ) €0, QJJ w%’i‘ a range ty, half a seer. 2. the act of dipping or dye I of mountains ©d oY ’l*v“”d a hill tree. 1me, dm IR VPR BTTR, By 3 half a seer ) ©3) ERRVT g cloud resting on a mountain (of raw rice, &c.)is the proper quantity of b th €w(o mountain water food for one man ©B) 203333 the mist or snow on the top of a mountain a -9 ™0 U @Jw b C. O ABR, OO R, O R addaniga, a hill cow ¢ addiha, adduga, s. A dyer (e S t’i@?flog adr Lanje, s. Parvati. C. bd ONG T addand-giddand, the 8. ®O)5ew adri-kila, | esdy, =) and +R¥ a bolt A measure of capacity, rather more than the Woy or pin] s. The earth. fourth Mrt of a pint Woy C. 93 O addalisu, See under ©5oo S. i’wa adrija, s. Red chalk. 8t WV P=N s. Q)& L' T. B. ODT, O addika, addiga, s, , &%, ©DX3 ddrija, adri-jate, Sy arvati. gy An officer employed to superintend the culti- 54 vation and division of the produce on behalf 8. ©0)BII3 adri-dalana, . Indra’s 'V § of government See ¥k F. thunderbolt Iy Ci) O TMaddu, addidu, »,aq. To Yo X ‘ bfy?segdjsc adri-dheirya, s. Great ‘WE“ dlp, unmelse, dye. ©9 i%gé to dip for one’s courage (firm as a mountain) o 2 V), 54 = (A o8 ! “33_ injustice, all behaviour contrary to the ¥,3 165 DoTA adri-pankaja, .s. The hill lotus. and 348 or religious and legal institutes ; Y 2. uncharita- ::) S. @020 adri-bala, s, Great strength, what is improper to be done. the strength of a mountain. bleness, illiberality. ©TVF an unjust man. 2. an uncharitable man, a miser. <] 8. @@afigdé, Sfjwo"é@ adri-bhéda- 8. @0 adhi, A particle placed before nouns, 0 na, adri-hamtrey, s. Indra, who divided and serving to denote superiority in place, i the mountains with his thunderbolts. quality, or quantity ; over, above, upon. 8. ©QUv& adri-rdja, (king of mountains) 210 8. ©0F adhika, adj. Exceeding, extra, s. The Himé4laya mountains. 181 much, superior, great, excessive. S. 0 8@853 adri—ro’ma, s. A giant so 8. WOFRN adhika-mdsa, s. An in- 0L, called. tercalary month. ) S. ©)o3 adri-sdra, s, Iron, steel. S. @a&fdé‘@ ad/’ailcm'azza, s. A term of ver, 8. @08 adrisha, s. A name of Shiva. grammar signifying comprehension or loca- VRTTed 2. also of the Himélaya. tion, the sense of the locative case. 2. the name of a 8. ©0008F adwantike, s, Excuse. ©Tpo JBWF g possessive noun. il &F =¥ to make excuses. work, a kind of perpetual commentary on the Miémdmsa doctrine. g 0rd S. 9% K 8, adweita, s. The doctrinal Sys- S. @@%g)c ad/ti-iidl‘td, 5 Mas’zer, own- tem of Shankardchdrya, which regards the 10 er, proprietor. Supreme spirit and the human spirit as one ; 8. ©QRFNET adhi-karmika, s. A clerk in degradation through ignorance (*5), or prefect of a market or fair. rall, and reabsorbed on attaining 3. It regards ) the world as an illusion ; all things as differ- S. @@ffii} adhi-krama, s. Ascendancy, y 1 ent forms of the ome deity, besides whom superiority, pre-eminence. ) :x there exists nothing else. As gold is one, S. QT adhikddhika, adj. Very though in various forms, as money, bracelets, 3. b much, over and above, more and more. earrings, &c. so the one sole existent deity is 8. ©OFR adhikdnga, s The girdle found in all the various forms we see (sup- I over a coab of mail. 2. superfiuity of limbs, pose to exist) around us. 3 Qymsé, Qf’isej@ a as having six toes, &e. follower of this doctrine. (o4) S. O3 adkikdra, s The bearing of oo & C. E‘)Zfi&fo adhatu, s, Power, might. 2. vio- royal insignia, the government or ruling g 100 lence, force. v. a@. To rebuke. 2. to beat off. power. 2. authority, power. 3. a right to 5. CuBA®, vTWD g hero, a valiant man, a property. 4. employment. 00, a1 VRTITIDYy TW rebuker, a troublesome man, ©ZEBS might, @ to invest with power, to authorise, em- . prowess, heroism, power. & QTT? SR to rule, exercise author- the ) (/7] 8. OGN0 adhama, adj. Tnferior, low, vile, ity. ©BTT T, WHFIT T rule or authority despicable. ©EFO™ an inferior person, one of to be maintained or continued. ©p¥edF, w§ the lowest grade. VFIRTD the basest, the 790 a governor. 2. one in power or author- u’;‘éflflfi 1 worst. B 030TUIRYDY this is much ity. 8. (in law) the possessor of a right or l;; 2‘1 W worse than that (or far inferior). title, as 28330 an heir to propez'ty. 8. WQRDoeeE D, adhamarnanu, [ous 8. ©QRE adhi-gata, adj. Attached to, e] 5. A debtor. YUB T [vv8 & and under the protection of. i ¥ea] g creditor. e S, E@Efig@ adfiitya]ce, s. Land on the s. @Zfid adhara, adj. Low, inferior, be- upper part of a mountain. Jou® low. 2. low, vile. 3. abusive, low in con- S. &”@)'@Qfié adhi-dévate, s. A presiding o ) versation. s. the lower lip. NTIFTY) g god or goddess, a tutelar god or goddess. sweet lip. ©3843 g lip of ambrosia. §i (ed s. @@Zfié‘:fi adhi-deiva, s. A superior god S. fi‘flfisfiac‘ adkarma, s, Unrighteousne; aQ S8, or divinity. (3] e edI 9539 g ¢ 8. OQINT adhi-nagnika, s A girl S. fif@g"i?{g adhishatwa, s. Authority, not yet arrived at the age of puberty. power. T o 8. €3BTy, ®PT, ©HTVS, GHDD 88 Jgig 3 adhishwara, s. An emperor, [) a king paramount over all the neighbouring adhi-nétri, adki-pa, adki-pati, adhi- Te princes. i panu, s, A master, owner, lord, king. a2 2, adhrish (Y B 8T8 g sovereign. CE [ee! SO %8 g judge. 8. BTy 3 ta@, adj. Ashamed, mo- dest. g 8. ©OOT adhi-pike, s. The black cuckoo. § \ U o 2. a monkey. 3. a large black fly. 4. a H. Qfi[‘figg adhéli, s. Half a rupee. il i black beetle. S. Ef?%d))s&" adheirya, s Timidity, cow- Iy S @@53?\1 adizz'—mcisa, s. An interca- ardice. r il lary month. S. ©QWeR8 adlhd-gati, l s low, infer- [i§ nal, 7@ destiny| s. Perdition. 8. @@’Jvfa ad/ci—r(ig/a, s. A tributary w] king. 8. ©QRweR1D adhd-mukha, adj. Tend- N [ [ S ing downwards. ; e_&@*u”qagf')op% adli-réhini, s. Aladder. i S. @@Su"&j ad]zi-wa’sa, s. A house, an 8. OPREPITI, @fi@g'@@g%‘ adho- 0 abode. 2. decorating the person with per- bhuvana, adhi-léka, s. The infernal 8 o fumes, fragrant wreaths, &c. regions, the regions below the earth, hell. [ 8. QTR adhi-wdsane, s. Perfuming S. @'("Sx.@°#8:‘ adz’zo’/tg’mja, s. A name of 0 or scenting the person. Vishnat. i S. ORIy adhi-vinne, [©9 besides, and S. @qflficfios adhyayana, s. Study, read- &35 obtained] s. A wife whose husband has ing, especially of the sacred books, one of g subsequently married others; a superseded the six duties of a brahmin. T wife. by g8 &0 ST adhyavasdya s. Per- LI s. @@E}o‘f)ag\% adhi-shrayani, s. A fur- severance, determined application, effort, 8 Ly "\ nace or fire place. practice. AL S. ffi@'&j\é"’o ad]zi,sfiaz%i, s. Ignorance. s. 0003 adhyaksha, adj. Perceptible, § f 8. ©QW 3> adhishthanu, s. A chief, an present to the senses. 2. superintending, pre- elder, a superior. siding over. OTIR® 5. a superintendent, Iy §, o 8. ®OTR S adhishthdna, s. A town. 2 overseer. i\, a wheel. 3. dignity. 4. abiding, resting. AALON s. efz;ag"g’g adhydtma, s. The Supreme 5. that which contains any thing. SIatspRs) Spirit, God. o8, Dy the knowledge of L4 @538 the deity presiding over any thing; as the Supreme. §, ons "\ DT dIS kI8 the deity presiding over iy <A S. @‘(1’332931?? ad]zydpa/ta, s. A scribe. 2. learning. 34 v, n. to be contained. a teacher of sacred books. J N 8. ©QTP 8IRT adhishndta-nagara, § u S. 6?{3? 0—53 a(Z]l:l/((’Z/(l, S A Chapter, sec- s. A city of that name. tion or division of a book. § o il S. @é% adhishpu, adj. Chief, principal. 8. BHRERTE, GG HTT adhydha- & —= S S. Q.S (o 3 oJ adhi-kshipta, adj. Censured, rana, ddil]/(l{]ld'?'d, s. Supplying a word { oy o] - it reviled. or words t0 complete a sentence, supplying 6Tb 8. ®0e3 adhina, s. Possession, power, an ellipsis. b Qv N \ control, authority, @F I, VHSTY vTe 3 8. 8905 adhwa, s A road, a path, a way. Uy he is dependent on me, or under my control, 2. the march of an assailing foe. ©3gR, €T [ or in my charge. adj. Dependent on, subject a traveller. 78 to 2. docile. S. QT adhwara, s. A sacrifice. ©TTD Stv one who officiates at a sacrifice, a bramin 't S. @@Q'd adhira, adj. Confused, perplexed, l 2. cowardly. versed in the Yajur véda. 4 56 i o © TN (SIPIIeR) 8. ©IVTYP anaparddhi, s. Aninnocent s. Q‘JQSD&QJS ad-/zwdna, ady. Immethodical, wrong, spoilt. man 8. ©IOR anangd, [bodiless] s. The sky. S. &D‘(Si‘j\o anaya, adj. Eternal, always. 2. the wind. 8. Cupid, who was reduced to s. O3AEY anargala, adj. Unimpeded, ashes by the fire of Shiva’s eye for having free. 2. self-willed, unrestrained. ©S7Fe disturbed his devotions, and cursed to remain VI T ISR ©)7%® an unimpeded stream. incorporeal. 8 ©3nrY %7238 when he speaks, his words 8. ©303 ananta, adj. Endless, eternal, in- are like an unimpeded stream. finite. s. the sky or air. 2. a unit followed 8. @;S'!{D{S-E anarghya, adj. Very costly, by thirty ciphers or other figures. @(5033‘5 priceless. infinity. ©30E the infinite God. 2. a name S. @;')Gi'&" anartha, [® priv. and ¥3F good of €03k, the king of serpents. ©T08 BT fortune] s. Il luck, bad fortune. 2. cala- & Vishnu, whose couch is the chief of the mity. 3. vice, transgression. serpents. ©S08 3203 the name of a city in 8. ©3IQeT anarthaka, adj. Nonsensical, Malabar. ©3o8 2= the conch of Dharma- unmeaning. raya. ©JoB8 BwX 3y infinite variety of form. s. ©3e anala, s. Fire, the god of fire. © | s. @soéfi@ofi;fiqg ananta-gonde-pal- SooF Shiva, with an eye of fire. ya, s Name of a vegetable. A. C. 930> analu, s. Wrath, anger. 2. i C. ©303T, ©I08TRE anantara, an- limb, member. T.B. Heat, sultriness, warmth. antaradalli, qdv. Af’cerwards. 2. fire. 3. grief, distress. C. 3T, O30 anaka, anakd, postpos. 8. IRV anavadya, adj. Bverlasting. f Till, until, as far as. NRITT VDITIT ©YD 8. OINVGOI, OITHIIT anavadhdna, do you stay there till he comes. VTIRITIFTR anavadhdnaka, [® priv. ©3m53 atten- TR wait till it is done. tiveness] s. Inadvertence, inattention, mis- Iy 8. ©3F anaka, adj. Inferior, low. take. - C. 3T anaku, Sce oo, s. 338, ©3IISB anarata, anava- I, 8. ®INOT anaga’m, [® priv. and ®md (3 rata, [©priv. ©353 stopped] adj. Eter- house] s. A hermit, an anchorite. nal. adv. Eternally, continually. 1ty 8. OIAYIS anagnanu, s, Cupid. 8. ©33I anashana, s, Fast, fasting. ©3 8. ©3N3T anagnika, s. A woman past 3338 a vow of fasting. emne age. 8. @:).r'\)IJ@O‘SJ anasiye, s. The wife of 10 of 8. @'5’)'#.)3 anagha, adj. Clean, pure, spot- Atri. 2. unenviousness. less, sinless, innocent. ©3%F38, a pure, sinless 1 ¥ 8. ©3woT 3 anahankriti, [© priv. © person. @ozydpride. ] s. Content, moderation, absence of care or vanity. r, S0 S @éezéd anachcha, adj. Impure. S. V3T anadwdha, s. A bull or ox. 8. ©JITEI0 ana’kd'ri, [ priv. 8%23 form | ©IBxR g cow. s. One without form. adj. Ugly, deformed. v[;,';fl 8. OJORS andgata, s. The future. adj. Al \}fd 8. @5@’(85 Sws anadyatana-bhiita, s. The indefinite tense of a verb. unknown, not received, not arrived, not re- e 8. @*'qsaygdio anadhydya, s. A day of turned. ©onE 373w unprecedented news, future intelligence, news not yet arrived. \ cessation from reading sacred science, a holi- ) \\”3'\ day ©ITPW one who does not study sa- CF) 8. OIIARSBES andgatdrtava, [e cred science. priv. 8738 arrived, and ®37 from =] s, 8. O30T Y ananukitla, adj. Insalu- One who has not menstruated, a young girl, brious, adverse. one not married at puberty. bl‘flmi“ 8. ©ILTI0 anapakdri, s. A kind man. 8. @933385’?5 andchdrd, s, Departure from 57 H - OINT ONT ceremonial observance ; irregularity, carcless- S0 many. adv. All. © 3 ®I g0 many peo= § ness. 2. irreligion. 3. incivility, rusticity. ple, all the people. ©a3ce, ©23ITY in the 4. uncleanness. mean time, whilst. 8. ©SRTT anddarane, s. Disrespect, 8. Q8 anitya, adj. Frail, unstable. 0% ¢ incivility, inattention. VTTTH IR to B30y the body is frail. &) treat with disrespect, to use unkindly, to dis- c. ®AT anida, adj. Neighbouring. 4 oblige. ©T8 gdj. Despised, disrespected. A. C. 05, ©dnT> anitbar, anibaru, fe 8. ©3°D anddi, adj. Without beginning, pro. remote. So many persons, all persons. bl eternal, from everlasting. ETD WoxD, I 8oL LUR,awiEetd every body came to i) 2 2% a piece of ground which has been ly- wait on the king. ing waste from time immemorial. ©Ted W] S. VT animisha, [® priv. d3 what %243 omniscience. 2. a god. VAW :\c'-@ S ar twinkles] s. A fish. e3 fixed sight. It S. ©I0Q andtha, [ priv. T8 lord] adj. Forlorn, wretched, destitute, unprotected. 8. OXTT aniruddha, s The son of B0 VT g, A widow. ePFTBT God, the Pradywmna, a form of Kdma, and hushand ha friend of the friendless. of Ushe. wa o 2. a spy, a secret emissary. ady Selfwilled, ungovernable, headstrong. 3. un- he 8. ©TVIT, WIIFReSH andmaka, obstructed, unrestrained. L andmad/w’ya, s. An anonymous person, 8. Q@ anila, s. Air or wind, considered o one without a name, or of no consequence. [5) also as a deity. - a subordinate deity, 49 of e H. 9592080 andmatu, s. All, the whole, whom form a class. 3. one of another class 63 the entire. 2. deposit, charge, any thing of demigods. bt given in trust. ©TeB ¥R to deposit, pub (&) S. ©Q% anisha, adj. Eternally. 40 under another’s care, lay by, not to use. TITVTINBY 8. W, anishta, s. Adversity, distress, 5t A ToTBY Pw@ to give the whole. mischief, ruin, misery. efl@:éj 328) one g to put a thing down as it is; to let be as it 18 VTeFB A8 FRoB Tk to take all. (&) who deserves to be ruined. LK TeIB BB the whole is gone. T2 wBI 8. ©eT, ©Ved antka, antkini, s ey 2. war, com- DT ©oeenTd et this thing be under A multitude, an army, forces. L your care. bat 3. a certain force consisting of 2,187 oy LEN S. @;afiacfia andmaya, s. Health. ¢ elephants, 2,187 chariots, 6,561 cavalry, ‘tmd &l TR0 one who enjoys health. 10,935 infantry. §, By 8. ©ToNT andmika, s. The ring finger. C. ¥3> anu, See ©II. Bayy S. @50633? andyaka, s. Anarchy, con- S. ©3> anu, A Sanscrit prefix, denoting, After. 3. un- O g fusion, absence of rule. 2. like, in the same manner. § &y der, inferior to. 4. along, lengthwise. 5 S. Q‘SESDO-:))T@RJ) amiydsa, s. Absence of Wit} with, together with. 6. in part of. 7. seve- fatigue. ©IERITeN adv. Hasily, without 8w rally, each by each. 8. near to. 9. inregard pain or difficulty. 2. suddenly, unexpected- to (o 10. to, out to (calling). 11. orderly, ly, unawares. methodically. 8. ©I908 andrata, adj. Continual, fre- S. 92T anuka, adj. Lustful, libidinous. quent, eternal, adv. Always. MEJ ] 8. ©30F0® anukampe, s. Tenderness, § v VO S. 69;‘3335@3%5 andvorishii, s. Drought, a compassion, pity. [t g ) failure of rain. S. 93TV, ¥IFeT anukarand, a- bay G. ©OTORD andsu, s. The pine apple. Bro- nukdra, s. Imitation. See ©=BTH (P! Uy melia ananas. TTUwesyod B2 Y0 imitative words. 2. ingre- 4 (1 g 8. 9T S andhata, s. A new unbleach- dient. 3. utensil. 4. approval, ady. Suit- ed cloth. 2. a vital part, the heart. able. OWFOW to imitate. T g fol- (, iy It A. C. ©Q20 anitu, pro. remote. So much, lower, X 58 WORT OXITD 8. OTRE anukarsha s. The bottom T. B. ORI anugitlisu, See under [ShAENCION of a carriage. A. C. OIRB> anu-gedu, v. n. Tobein a C. O3> anuku, See O, dilemama or strait, without means of effecting 8. 93T anukila, s. Agreement, as- sent. one’s purpose or wishes. SN V. d. To 2. aid, help. 3. concord, goodwill. 4. convenience. 5. countenance, favour, shel- reduce to a dilemma, to deprive of means. ter, protection. 6. procuring, obtaining, A C. O3RN anu-geiyu, ».a. To fUCCESS. adj. agreeing with. 2. helpful, essay, attempt, prepare, make fit, contrive means. convenient, favourable, successful. =% "»g'p%” ® SR @Few this place agrees with him. © A. C. ©35RwY). anu-gollu, v.n. Tobe oFwY 388 false friendship. [SAAENCISEY o) 2. to imitate, be ob- fit, suitable or proper. or IR, OFROD o, n. To agree with, be sequious, VIRBYT to make suitable, op- reconciled, assist, forward, favour, prosper. portune. See ©HJ. godn PP NED SR VIFHONTD to.day the hus- band and wife were reconciled. ®SHTROT S. e:')g)’aji anugnye, See O ZH an opportune season. OFROR g 8. @53'&% anugraha, s. Mercy, favour, R0 to be helper, pattern, follower. OINFRY 903, or grace, regard, indulgence. gracious, merciful ; to vouchsafe, bestow. © 2% to aid, favour, &c. VTRV Ind Fugd o or T2 Fagy to reconcile others to one’s self, m@zfi VI, VIR 0ot to gain favour. ingratiate one’s self into another’s favour. 8. 93223835 anu-charanu,s. A compan- i OJTWY R to be reconciled, consent, agree, ion, follower. 2. a servant, an attendant. obtain. IR ATy R VNTwY ¥y T have s. ©30e38 anuchita, adj. Unfit, unsuit- not yet obtained the money. able, unseemly, bad. S. @éo“@fiam anukramana, s. Order, 8. 3583 anu-ja, s. A younger brother. © method. &0F,3063% an abstract or summary. 9 02, O3 g younger sister. Qfémsém 8. ©3:3w)03 anukrisha, s .Clémency, a uterine brother. tenderness, mercy, compassion. 8. 8358300 anu-jivi, s. A servant. il 8. ©IRE anu-gata, adj. United to, fol- S. @53(% anugnye, s. A mandate, order. A lowing. s. Fellowship, participation. eI 2. leave, permission, O IR T to take i nEI to cleave to. leave. ©&% 2 FwB to give leave, grant per- 8. OIRDS anu-gamana, s Accom- mission, O ¢ IR to order. panying. 2. the voluntary burning of a wid- . 93:3353wed> anutanu-nddu, v. a. ow on the funeral pile of her husband. ot To watch for an opportunity. 8. ORI anu-gdna, s. Keeping in tune 8. ©TRE anu-tarpa, s. Thirst. O3 3. ““" with another. “re Distributing liquor. 2. avessel from g 8. €IWD> anu-gdmi, s A follower, which spirituous liquor is drunk. gl companion, 8. 380D anu-tdpa, [ and 3 heat] el T. B. IR anugu, [©397] adj. Valua- 2 (ST Repentance, sorrow. sympathy. ble, precious. T B0 to repent. ©JTD g penitent. ot S. ORI anu-guna, édj. Conformable, S. ©38 Do anuttama, adj. Chief, prin- oS consistent, suitable. Oy friendliness, cipal, peerless, very superior. harmoniousness. RTORVELTIND to be harmo- a- 8. O3B 3 anuttara, adj.Chief. 2. best. 1)'!(15 nious, amicable. 3. silent, unable to answer. 4. fixed. 6. il A. C. OIDRIY> anu-gulu, See oRALY. lower, inferior. 6. south, southern. , g (ShA) ?*’.ofifs for @5&&!«)30&3. 8. 35508, anuddtta, adj. Low; low ji S0 C. OIARWTS anugiru, s, A village near or soft, as a note or sound in music. 2. mi- T Mysore. serly, illiberal, SR (DIl 0D S 8. 303, 89253&523(@0 anu-dina, anu- dnd 2o to make one’s self acquainted with any thing, to comprehend thoroughly one’s dinadalli, adv. Deaily. self. 8. ©ZI anunaya, s. An apology, con- dolence, sympathy. 2 salutation, courtesy, 8. oo anu-bhdva, s. Indication of shewing respect. 3. homage to a guest or a passion or emotion by word or gesture. deity. VTSN o sympathise with. 2. to S. @53&3335{8 anu-bhdvya, adj. Excel- 2 apologize. lent, suitable, good. 8. OJoANTZT anu-ndsikdkshara, 8. ©3IPWeR anu-bhiga, s. Sexual em- brace. ©Hehetd a man of s. (in gram.) A nasal. 2. enjoyment. pleasure. VTR to enjoy. 2. to copu- 8. OIVBIy anupapanna, adj. Tncon- venient. late. [) 2. ‘unsuccessful, unfortunate, des- titute. 8. 935328 anu-mati, s. Agreement, con- Il sent. 3 VZEW to agree. 2. a mandate. 1 8. ©O3TD i anupapatti, s. Inconvenience. permission, 4. the fifteenth day of the 2. want of success, misfortune, indigence. 3 i moon’s age, on which she rises one digit less excuse, pretence. VIETE TV g season of than full. trial or anxiety ; a season of distress. 8. @5353"58'@? anumatyartha, s. (in 8. OJDD0 anupama, adj. Peerless, ex- cellent, best. °s. the female elephant of the grampr.) The imperative mood. south east. 8. ©3RVI0Z anumdna, s. Suspicion, sur- f VTTHRT VP, VI mise, conjecture, doubt. Q¢ 8. OPTY D anu-pallavi, s, A chorus, D503 BB to doubt, hesitate, suspect. =S i 8. ODWOS anu-pdna, s. A fluid vehicle SRS OToFRT Wy to entertain suspicion of in medicine ; drink taken with or after medi- if another. 2. (in logic) inference. [SREADRICIY cine. ¢ ¥, reasoning, logic, speaking from inference. C. DY anupu, s. A pledge. bl 8. VT anu-mdda, s. Great joy. S. @532)025 anu-bandfia, s. Connexion, 2. consent. ©ToBeAW to rejoice. 2. to con- (W alliance, affinity, friendship. 2. the insepa- sent, approve. rable adjunct or sign of any thing, the indi- 5. ©9300eR, BI0WwerS anu-ylya, b cation of guilt, symptom of disease, &c. 3 anu-ydjana, s A question. 2 sexual an element of language, root, affix, &c. 3. a embrace. 3. remonstrance. OIAERR TR child or pupil who imitates an example set ! to remonstrate with, to rebuke. I by the parent or preceptor. 4. a commence- ment. S. 35TV, @535_19_:9, OITIA anu-ra- 5. binding. 6. any thing small or little. ©wenE)d a defective or auxiliary ti, anu-rakti, anu-rdga, s. Love, pas- i verb. sion, attachment. IJVTIA 9. 7. To be i 8. ©o203T anu-bandhaka, s. Hic- fond of, wish for, desire. ©3oT= beloved. ] A cake made of cough. C. ODTR anurasa, s flour, rice, sugar, ghee, and acid. 8. 939029 anu-bimbisu, v, n. To re- flect, as a mirror. C. ©3BWD anu-ripd, s. Likeness, re- semblance. adj. Like, resembling. 0. 320 anubu, s. A pledge. & @53'{5’@@@) anu-rédha, s. The accom- 8. 0353 anu-bhava, s. Experience in T0 plishing of a desired ohject for another per- general, experience as applied to pleasure or pain, suffering, enjoyment. 2. trial, experi- son, obligingness, service. ment. BB T enjoyment of pleasure. [SH] S. ©3o0eRE3 anu-lampate, s. Perplexi- fey 3 03 guffering of distress or grief. @3 ty, distress. prte VI D= to enjoy, suffer, experience. 8. oD anu-ldpa, s. Tautology. © ) 3% to suffer the fruits of sin. FJeag PUIN Soeopd to repeat over and over the same § & X BAW to enjoy the reward of virtue. OIFE I words. (i 60 == g ¥30Se DL 8. 3953(‘3333\3 anu-lépane, s. Anointing T, B, @Sofig'&’o ANUVESU, See BN, the body with perfumes, &c. VTS DI to c. 8953?393?\33 anuveisu, [ ©3I and @D besmear, anoint. caus. aff.] v. n. Tosucceed, become proper, 8. &9535\,@353 anu-ldma, s. Order, regu- suit, deserve. Jar course. 2. writing from the left to the S. 3073 anushara, s. A giant, a sort of right (the proper mode). ®S<waH® horn in demon. due gradation. S. efiso&'f\ogofl anushwanga, s. Embrace. 8. O3B 3 anu-warpane, s, Detail, f S. Q—Sfia'&'j\%s anushthdna, s. Performing description. or doing any thing, action in general. 2. con- 8. 30383 anuwartane, s, Obliging duct. 3. the observance of devotional exer- or serving another. 2. following, conform- cises. ©S to make, to do, to observe. mg B 7D e A to follow, to imitate, to con- oy S 83,3 not neglecting or failing in the h form, to attend on. 2. (in gramr.) to be daily religious ceremonies. = implied or understood ; as, S3 m?:) B O o amwh!up, s. A measure of =8F38 3 the compound word is here under- 8. @53‘5\&3 stood. ©DFSF g follower, one who obliges verse, the stanza consisting of 4 lines of 8 or serves another. syllables each, or 3 lines of 8, 12 and 12, mak- in ing in either case 32. S. 93059 anu-wdka, s. A chapter of the Véda. 8. 9ToTE, WI>xoA & anu-sankata, r anu-sangata, adj. Very difficult, difficult ) 8. ©Jos00 anu-wdda, s, Repeating )3 to say, either from being detrimental to one’s what another has advanced,- with the design self or painful to others. TR FF Joge T of of refuting it.- 2. abuse, reviling. 80BBBJoTBonT) it is difficult to settle a dis- o 8. ©I059R3 anu-wdsane, s, Affection, pute between a mother and her children. 108 attachment. 2. perfuming the clothes. 8. ©JoWoGdS anu-sandhdna, s. Re- . C. @ESD'@ anuvy, s, Suitableness, fitness, flecting, recollecting. (0D propriety. 2. antidote, device, remedy. 3 8. 0V anu-sandhisu, v. n. To wholesomeness, health. 4. oppertunity, time. coalesce, meet, unite. . a. to join, make L T, OHIY salubrious. 2. adapted, pro- meet. ol per. 3. prepared, arranged, well made. 4. ) s. ©3®3, ©IHRT C 0Oy 9T anu- oile) delicious, good. BTTN, VIVTND to be - sara, anu-sarane, AnU-sdra, s. Tmita- ready, proper, right, fit, or suitable. ©®Tv3 tion, following. 2. obsequiousness, servility. SoPHg a respectable or good man. 2«"{, S 10 VIO to be obsequicus, imitate, follow. © T W3S g very valuable jewel. [ShitsiYafalel) I SoFeTIeN according to. to be unfit or unsuitable, ¥SIYBIO g disre- To ! ) b putable woman. 2. an indisposed woman. S. @53#3‘69‘5 anusdrint, s. The second il 2 imitation. 3. aid. B3 Bew, I ©HT9NE this fruit is very whole- string of a lute. some. €308 FUT work well done. IR el S, @;amfiéog anusdritwa, s, Analogy. T3 unwholesome. ©SvT I, circumstan- 8. €308 anu-swdra, s. The nasal ces in general, both adverse and prosperous. > g, 1 character (°)- BN Esmmzs"?x_)o TwTod B0os BRYTAR acquaint S. ©ZomeT anu-hdra, s. Imitation, re- your master with your circumstances. &30 90 o semblance. 83F natural disposition or temper. BT I o FYSHY Sweed SBE treat him according to his S. eflg‘m‘o‘oc%d anu-hldda, s. One of the temper, or behave so as not to offend him. sons of Hiranyakashipa. 2. joy, pleasure. wlefl ©HY 33,8 ¢ an improper place. 2. aplace 8. 03T anika, s. A former birth. 2. of danger or disease. a race or family. of. 8. ©93eFOIId anu-chdnanu, s. A learn- S. @5333@_%} anu-vritti, [eHIBrS] s o ¢ Complaisance, obligingness. ed brahman, one versed in the Vedas. 61 ORBND (S] ('3‘% 8. ¥3D amfpd, s. A swampy place, or S ™33 DR o God, who satisfies the [ country. wants of every living thing ; a title given to 8. @§®UDZ§ anurddha, s. The seven- one who distributes much food in charity. | teenth lunar mansion. ©T, DI, VIRITeB TIVY there is no chari- {18 ty like that of giving away food. egy T3 8. ¥JWTOY amiruvy, [Qfl priv, NRTY thigh] s. Aruna, the charioteer of the sun, IRBOE DIy By 3 STI2F his now living who was born without legs. 2. the dawn. happily is a proof that he was formerly hos- ™ pitable (that is, in a former birth.) ©=,33 8. OIHEP anyiju, [© priv, %= straight] ten alimentary chyle. 3, 23 meat and drink. adj. Wicked, perverse, crooked. 5,0 &, 7)) food and raiment. ©&,73 living as 8. ©3I58 anrita, s. A falsehood, a Lie. 2 i long as one has food, as in the present %9 o agriculture. @37 or iron age. ©F, 13T2)a life sustained T. B. 03330 aneya, See omych, by food. ©3, Fo=F one who interrupts an- fal bod 8. ©3eT anéka, [© priv. and = one] adj. other when going to his meal, or comes to § o Several, many. ©3¥0 many (mas. and fem.) quarrel with another when sitting down to WSRT his meal. 2. one who interferes with another’s of ©IRT o0, ©IFeTEF many times. ¥® a high road, a road much frequented. living. 3. one who makes claims on a farmer fh / - 2 ane just as he is gathering in his crop. 993q Vo i 8. ©3eF ka-pa, (32, and ¥ to £33 to feed. 0 drink, because it drinks with its mouth and © T 3N a grain of boiled rice. O TRWEW, ©FH Tom to decline in eating, trunk] s. An elephant. fm from disease. ©3,8 ro® gruel, rice water. LR 8. 0303 T andda-mika, s. A deaf wn 3583308 anna-chyuti, s. Depriving Wan and dumb person. of livelihood. BT B8 FeB to deprive of T3 8. €33 anna, s. Boiled rice. @33, TUI livelihood, S boiled rice mixed with variousingredients ; 69 8. O3B0 ew anna-dwésha, s. Want of % n as ¥ OJy rice with acid, SwITIy, BTy appetite, loathing. with curds, S, with milk, I3 ©3; with tQ\ mustard seed, ¥v3 I3 with pulse, &e. 2 s. ©3JynesS anna-pachane, s. Dressing 0 rice. 2. digesting food. any grain boiled as food. wwr¥TT, hoiled 2 083y boiled rice cooled. Bony 8. OIIVPEOE anna-piirna, s. The wife millet, &c. they S rice cooked yesterday. 3 ¥2)3T feeding of the god P33:3s3 at Benares. a child six months old, with rice for the first S. Q‘DSQQSQ& anna-bhédi, s. Green vitriol, Pt o time, when a burnt sacrifice is offered, the sulphate of iron. pRY: child ornamented, and money presented to 8. O3B anna-maya, adj. Made or &1 it by the guests, &c. OTy IRB), T, or composed of food. OT, D FegB, TOT OT hag} 23/ to boil rice. ©Ty 3270 to become hoiled, JooR 2eg3 the alimentary ventricle. u} Iy as rice. OFy R to set boiled rice to 3 B, eflsgcfia annaya, See ST, dry after straining, so that the grains may leg be separated. 2553‘ ToF), Q[FY or WRD to 8. ©3IJI020 anna-rund, s. The predes- tinated term of life. B3, D BT SgS @ serve up rice at a meal, to set before a per- e I BVFOY no one can survive his predestin- son, provide food for. Oy D, Bt or & ated term of life. A 85370 to have an appetite for food. Q‘,‘;&’fl;’)ggzfi timp Fa0w to be starved, perish with hunger. 3y 8. O3 008 anna-shdnti, s. Feeding guests plentifully at an entertainment, re- TB' ©3, T)weIded by your support, by your maintenance. o3 -2 Y garded as propitious to the entertainment, a gy '-@, @5‘)‘7:3 w% a bas- ket in which food is carried on a journey. © and a means of preventing or removing ills. § oy Vi) N &, F® the stomach. O, oY, VT 8 ©Ty o F2TY BIZ nd TOTTIRITT) Sty troubles will be removed when you entertain one who feeds others gratuitously. OI, T8 &, e may the hospitable man be happy. guests liberally. Wiy ty VT, T, U ToSXFH giving away food. © S. wfigfid?j; 895;?5?} anna-satra, an- 62 (g P T na-chhatra, s. A place where food is try. vy 4793 another language. ¥ &3 3 given gratis. different religion. ©Jy %08 g different caste, Qf)?f‘s TN an- S. @g;?\) 8 anna—stkiti, s. Means of sub- ©T%2)03 foreign dominion. other’s wife. 95323 compar. Other, very sistence, maintenance, livelihood. Qf(—jg\ 28 different. Fd %@30 to obtain or make a livelihood. Efllfia& ?‘9;3 =7 §@§° to lose one’s livelihood. ®zaR S. @35,,8%’ anyatra, adv. Elsewhere,in an- ©Ty "pré vuotiwg has he any means of subsis- other place. tence ? S. 65,8@3 anyathd, adv. Otherwise, in a 8. OIIPT, IR anndrthi, an- different manner. 2. inaccurately, untruly. ndrthiga, s- A beggar. 3. badly. S. ‘653;}?1535 annddhdra, s. Food the 8. & 0. ©I0FITTVATIVTOB anya- staff of life. ©v% 780cT 8O3 YT the bhdvawagi-mdtddu, v n. To speak, in body is supported by food. another person’s name, for one’s self. 8. ©INRRS annddhina, s. The influence §. 939 ,ngeg anydpade’sim, s. Indirect of food. BRFTY VTHIY), BT TY3TRSI reference. VTRTBLBROTROTY B (FT0 TWLED et the sentient soul depends upon food, the ra- to relate a verse with an indirect reference. tional soul on God. ;)’os'a;‘&édm‘;pQSUaddéod 8. ©T200I anydya, s. Injustice. adj. (8 RTITERRPWID men heing dependent on unjust. 2, food, will serve any body. = o) anyonya, s, Friendship, s. Q:’JZSD;S,TO?S anndbhdva, s. Destitution, s. &’)Q.@&QS amity, mutual attachment, a state of recon- 10 want, without a livelihood. ciliation. adj. mutual, reciprocal. LB of T, B. @29553 anniya, See €3, %% mutual friendship. OF /R Ty TUT mu- C. @sa; annu, v, a. & n. To say, to speak. tual quarrel. T kT3P to become recon- s of Com FaFh to say to one’s self. ©2,% to cause ciled. ©3RgITeN adp. amicably, mutually, tosay. ©&3 FwP to cause to say of one’s reciprocally. OIJRRT3TND to be on terms s1ng self, to give out, to get one’s self called or re- of friendship. ©SwrITeN Fn:eB to speak garded as, to pass for. W08 303(5@9‘% FROBT amicably. they passed for wise men. o having said. ife S. @xcgifia‘ anwartha, s Right, true, ©o8 for ~obd, q. v. e.‘)fioq;s’, o, oI pel. real, corresponding. s. original signification. part., LITS,FI0D), VITowTRD), VITowT i\'lml) USEroea a descriptive epithet, a corres- 35 what he says. ©oT if one say, is used ponding name, as introductory to a reply, referring to what de or has been said, and signifies with regard to 8. I anwaya, s. Race, lineage. 2. «t;‘ what you say, &e. 2. that is (explanatory ;) construction, or making out the order of words in a sentence ; the proper arrangement VT DoB; VoTB, Igd ¥TIH he is a of a sentence. FINTOFTe (i gramsr.) con- learned man; that is, he knows every thing. 3. if you say, &e. BIRF FowTBeS) what do cord, agreement. ;BT3P government. el ©T W to construe. g aR mean by 3ycor? 2. to arrange words in their natural order. Juti A. 0. ©3IR0 annegam, adv. In the mean- time, whilst, until. 8. @sogsad")o, @'&'DQ%O\J)J anwawdya, el ne T. B. W3R annegani, s, Another man, tmwa’jl/d, s. Lineage, descent, race, fami- ly f (3 a stranger. ©F, % another woman. m]‘flfl.‘ s. ©3 anya, adj. Other, different, foreign, S. @5&@5\ anwaksha, adj. Following. i gl strange. ©S5™, ©T3NS another man, a stran- 8. OINTI anwdsana, s. Any thing of SR ger, an alien, a foreigner. ©I% another an unctuous or cooling nature. et woman, a strange woman. ©T; others, 8. ©INTOONE anwdhdrya, s. A fu- strangers, not belonging to the same family, neral repast, in honour of the manes, held on or caste, or country. OT§%¢B g foreign coun- the fifteenth day of the new moon. 1, (i 63 e VIR o S. ©J &3 anwdhita, s A deposit s. ©0e338 apachiti, s Worship, rever- S, made with a person to be delivered, ultimate- ence. 2. loss, 3. expense. 4. exclusion. B ly, to another. 338 saluted, honored. 2. diminished, expend- ? ed. S, D03 anwita, adj. Attended by, ac- 5§ companied with, united to, possessing. 92220 apa—jaya, s. Want of sue- BRIV BRI cess, defeat, overthrow, loss. b ¢ S. @iboggfi‘fg@ anwtkshane, s. Secing, re- search. &%5";303"0?{, conquest and defeat are under the control of none. s. @3&@&\553 anwitkshitanu, s. One ¢ who has been expected. s. OTBT apa-talpaka,s. A semi-circu- In lar pillow. 8. ©30¢B R anwdshane, s. Looking for, § € searching out. @328 gearched, sought. s. OR8> apatnikanu, s A widower. dr? o 8. @;30%@5\, @3&@%? anwéshta, an- S. 61‘)3{257 a])at:l/a, 3 Ofispring. 653-5’3{8 T st» wéshtane, s. Research, inquiry. ¥ a patronymic. o 8. ©% apa, A sanscrit particle implying, S. ®5Z§8 apathya, s. Deviation from pre- § Inferiority, (below or worse.) 2. privation. scribed regimen. 2} 3. separation. 4, contrariety, (against, op- S. OGS apaddna, s. Approved occupa- OB posite to.) 5. difference. 6. dishonesty. 7. tion. 2. work well or completely done. exultation. T JBTF g communicative noun. fi S. oo e’ 590 apakdra, s. Hatred, malice, }“Il S. OV apa-disha, s, Intermediate space, e an unkindness, an ill turn, injury. &R F0 et half a point of the compass. an unkind or disobliging person, one who re- thog; S. VTR0, (S} TN g apa-ditru, turns evil for good. ORFT I to do an b il ill turn. afia‘dl”jafla, s. Slander, calumny. 2 LSS § o disgrace. VTTRT) INRB), VIBNT) VR, EITH S. @*’5@35‘ apa-lsz’rti, s. Reproach, in- it famy, an ill name, disgrace. VTVFEF TBROTD T B to calumniate. @fii@d&fimgb, VTTR 8% to be disgraced. ©®¥8r B Frgh to incur B B3 to be calumniated, disgraced. e ©= e g false or groundless accusation. disgrace. Coy 8. ©RF D> apa-krama, s. Disorder. 2. S. ORBET apadésha, s, A pretence, excuse, §, contrivance. 4 IR} retreat, flight. ©xE ) qdj. impassable. 2. disguise. 3. purpose. aim or butt. 5. cause. 6. place, quarter. Yery s. BT apakwa, adj. Green, immature, f 8y unripe, raw. s. @*’C(SP apaddha, s, Falsehood. , 0 s. ©R0908 apa-khydti, s. Injured re- §, ton 8. ORPOR& apadhwamsaja, s. A man putation, infamy, disgrace. of an impure or mixed tribe. e s. ORBARS apa-gata, adj. Deceased, de- 8. VP apadhwasta, adj. Cursed, § % " parted, gone. reviled. 2. abandoned. S. ODADD apa-gama, s. A retreat. 5. ©BI0LF, ORIcDR, GTVIoIR & Vs S. e_/-.-)mg apag/&ana, s, A limb or mem- apa-nambike, apa-nambige, apa- 10 ber of the body. nambuge, s. Unbelief, incredulity, dis- 8, o s. DI apachaya, s. Loss, diminu- trust, jealousy, diffidence. tion. 2. degradation. 3. the act of plucking The, flowers. S. @;350\*)325 apaneyana, s, Removing i s. ©%eFo00B apachdita, adj. Rever- cancelling. SQ:: S. o0 o0 fd Il enced, saluted. ?3073 apa-m’na’e, s. Unjust censure, Fie gl s. ©%eFoT apachdra, s. An insult, af- detraction, reproach. (SEfErYe] L4 front, unpoliteness, incivility, fault. s. @5@53@@7\’ apa-praydga, s. A wrong DEN J9%® to be impolite; to insult; to profane. or ungrammatical use of words, 2. an im- RBnRLFes I d to profane a temple, proper, irrelevant example. ffi A 64 - = QJow ) esfieg ©e3 08 apa-bhramsha, s. Ungram- o to take afine, ©TTeH, VITTI g person in fault, a criminal matical language 2. foolishness, insanity ez 2 forgiving, look- 3. a trip in walking. 2. excusing from a fine ing over a fault (SEfertafitcVcioks) ®@ to be fined, found guilby. 8. % :«JJD? apa- 7)2(&7’&&, s. Disrespect, dis- AT ROV FoTRo a’&oté’fi 5, B0 ©BoTIeR is this the grace penalty for the klndness I did you? 8. ODDVIVAE apa-mdryga, s. A wrong road. 2. bad conduct S. bon&S esucoas; 9% b‘é;“flé} Sfi apamctyalca, s. Debt from apam/zna, apardhna, apara/ma -kd- loan upon a pledge. la, s. Afternoon, towards evening. S. °”’53)§;8 apa-mrityy, s, Nearness to S. OTORD)Xo a-pari-grakya, adj. Not death, extreme peril, 2. a premature or vio- fit to be accepted, received, &c lent death S. o3 aparimita, adj. Immense, 8. WRDTRI apa ydna, s, Retreat, flight boundless, infinite. S, %7 2 opposite apara, adj. Other T. B. ©XT0WRD aparupa, |v=e3r] adj 3. latter 4. adverse, contrary s. the hind- Rare, scarce, uncommon, novel. er part 2. the west. 3. the womb. =T %) 1) s. ©xBwegx apardkshagnya, s. A funeral rites. ¥¥3 o3 a formula used at o ©xT en the west or prophet, one who knows the past and future funeral solemnities. hinder side S. OVIRE aparne, s. Parvati, not having (e, even leaves for food, during the performance 8. 98B aparanjt, s. Pure gold. = 2oy WoSHVTowBW gold of the sixteenth of religious austerities 1ly brilliancy is the purest gold s. ©T apala, s. A pin or bolt 2 8. ©VTDG epara-paksha, s. The dark S. TR apaldpa, s. A senseless cry or ) lunar fortnight noise. 2. denial or concealment of knowledge 8. ©TTVT Do apara-prayodjana, 3. affection 4. an argument in support of 3 3 ¥ s. A book directing how to conduct inauspi- falsehood. YT, ETVSeR SR to conceal 2. to confess 4. to Clous ceremonies, deny 3. to cry out establish falsehood 186y 8. dafiofiow% apara-wayassu, s, A very advanced age s. WZoET apaldkshika, s Thirst el 8. ®TUIRQT apara-sward, adj. Continu- s. ©%edd apalupti, s. Feigning igno- ed, continual, uninterrupted rance ; losing 8. OTTOA apardga, (3T and ©R] See © S. 9DITTF apavaraka, s. Aninner apart- \ pal m’fiJ. ment, the lying in chamber wn BORTIRS apardjita, adj. Unconquer- S. ORNIAE apavargd, s. Final beatitude, sl ed s. Shiva 2. Vishnu the delivery of the soul from the body, and T3] 2 i ;fica_) apardatri, apa- exemption from farther transmigration 00 heaven. 3. the abode of Indra. IRFS ra-ratry, s. Beyond midnight e 3% departed, deceased n WTODD) aparddri, |« and ©®)] s s \] i The western mountain, beyond which the sun 8. OUDXE I apa-varjana, s. Gift, dona- tion 2. final emancipation. 18 supposed to set. S o il °-°"’UD'§ anarad/m, s. A crime, offence, 2S00 apa wdda, s Censure, blame fault 2 a fine. 3. punishment. (SEcforYal 2. detraction, infamy 3. a false accusation TRe BRTeE IRBY to commit an offence. (5] 4. an order, a command 5. (in gram.) ex= Qe Fter) CSery B DRW to pardon a fault. Tor), 3g ©VT ception eIT I to accuse ERIT W (&} ~ Q % F2@Ew to pardon for the fourth time D to be accused “IJINUT EXTT 2030 he hasg vt BRTIF BRIV 23 33, t0 avoid punishment. been accused falsely S MOYTITT Bed W to accuse, fine, condemn, punish. o3y R % @88 do not accuse me falsely 65 — Y (Erster) ORI 8. OVITOITM apavcirm_za, s. Disappear- SERMRATM w%o:"oe;(ao dTRBT T TIAT SRR do ance, concealment, covering. you ridicule all his counsel ? s. Q‘JR’)S@ apa-vakra, adj. Unclean, im- T. B. O5F08 apa-kshdti, See ezan3. pure. il S. OIOR apcinga, s. The outer corner ¢ 8. ORI D apa-vriddhi, s. Decrease, bad of the eye. R B3FS g side glance, leer, luck. wink. ©3eoN g woman with the outer angle i 8. 9T apa-shabda, s. Ungrammatical of her eye extended. { language, bad pronunciation, an unclassical { S. 353'0_3’3) (l}?(iti‘(l, adj. Unworthy, unfit, expression. undeserving. e ztar;‘;“éc:’g luxury, extrava- m S. ©BWY, apashiu, adj. Contrary. gance, prodigality. (& e - S. < I 7 & apasarpa, s. An emissary, a 8. ®D WY S apa’du’na, s. Removal, ab- [ Spy lation, the sense of the ablative case. 7 e T. B. ®XXT apa-sara, s. See ©=LT, S. @’5)’3?’) apa’na, s. Unlawful drink, as S. 00—/ = od ) 2. the fundament. [Srery € by N;‘i apa-savya, S Putting the spirituous liquors. T J20w g fart. 5 “ one of the vital airs. ™ brahmanical thread on the right shoulder and ~ 9 letting it fall on the left side. 2 religious c. D5 > -Q@ ((pd-p()’li, adj. Unowned, JN circumambulation, with the left hand towards stray, lost. 2. bad, mischievous, ill done. © 0 the object circumambulated. 3. the motion 233O T3 cattle without owner, stray cattle. 8 ¢ of the star contrary to the order of the signs & T PO 2 \ Y% work not securely or well done. fre in the zodiac. 4. the mode of writing from (<) T Eoeld E5en Bw™d ., n. To be out of order. o § "V right to left, as in Persian, Arabic, and He- 2. to be lost, to be without owner or protec- 1y tor OTeFp(OF DR g a destitute, friendless brew. 5. opposifie, contrary. 6. right (not S o left). man. 8. O%X T apaskara, s. Any part of a S. O ol o5 =y g ] VDIVRE upd-mdrga, s, A plant. carriage. 2. the arms. 3. faeces. oy Achyranthes aspera. o S. @1‘3?\‘}'3;5’ apa-sndta, adj. Bathed, after 8. SO0 apdya, s. Peril, danger. 2. Pl mourning, or on the death of a connection. calamity, mischief. 3 a scrape. ezfiéj&cz;za L 2. bathed after death (the corpse) preparatory e 208 what a narrow escape it had ! © [N to other ceremonies. Foo3don EwB I the thigh breaking g 8. ORVTD,T upa-smdra, s. [©3 and 3.3 by accident. & il or %0 Insanity. 2. unconsciousness, a con- S. D90 (1pa’m, adj. Infinite, boundless, Ja i fused state of mind, or a violent passion ap- 5) excessive, immense, abundant. “ impassa- (‘1[ proaching to madness. 3. epilepsy. le. ©TTI3N gdv. Profusely, abundantly. § U 0 ‘: 8. RN T apa-swara, s. A discordant ©FT O many days. €IITTIT) great wrath. & [5] 3 | note, a false sound. a hoarse voice, 8. OUOBE apdrtha, s. A f ;a Ise significa- o ungrammatical language. tion, misinterpretation. § Y 8. WR®I, WHOT apakaraena, apa- S. WWOBHYT apdvrite, adj. Self-willed, et unrestrained. 5] hira, s. Plundering, robbing. ©X®0m to & covered, concealed. Joy pillage, plunder, take by violence. 2. to deny, - s P Why conceal. potofi g ey S. @fia@ifio apdshraya, s. An enclo- &3T robbing, or being rob- sure or fence of trees, or palisadoes. U bed of every thing. @e3uwe3 taking back a S De fty gift. SRIeRE0 taking away one’s character. OWIROCR apdsdnga, s. A quiver. Ty J»TeTEe0 one who takes away the character 8. EJONQERE apigirna, adj. Praised. W \;.; of others. 8. & (?)u Q apid]ld’?w, s. Covering, con- cealment, disappearance. Tr) ]J‘ 8. @THIR0 apa-hdsya, s. Silly or cause- (. w, S. less laughter, ridicule, scorn, derision, mock- aputra, adj. Sonless. i Ry = Ty ery. ©¥TTy S0 to make fun of, to ridicule. 8 LI y D = apunar-bhava, [® priv. i) 66 | ] o g LYON ST %92 again, and B being | s. Final beatitude, A. C. ©T\OSBIOB> appante-mddu, |s exemption of the soul from farther transmi- r3 men Sn@] v. . To effect, accomplish. (=} - gration. °D 02 g0 as to be. :foa'\.'ag:\:)’ofigoé =& to do T. B. ©00D 4puripa, See ©mp3r. 80 as to please. C. ®©T0T appanda, adv. So, like, as. © 8. WY BweOR apurd-bhdga, s. The T) |TTBeTIT @ eTTR,0803 that is like back side, hinder part. oo+ = this, and this is like that. a©TR 08 ©og that S. apufiapa, s. Ficus glomerata. is not like this. ¥T3%X,08 JF *‘fi@:’zfi your s. T2 apushpini, s. A young girl son is like you. under age. c. C:"‘igfi appaka, s. Tax. c. ©RPE apita, adj. Quite, entire, whole. 0. OTyes appachchi, s. Cake, a term us- O TOD quite back. VIIT &y Y Sy 2P (A herYa¥clou)) ed by children. B he carried off the whole of it. D NLITIN l# C. ©\83 appata, s. The whole, the en- EvEY) 3 ¥39n 200 write the paper quite full. ,/ ES)0) Y w22 g whole areca nut. (Srsit A eYabs] tire. €, 3N FoEH to take the whole. adj. sheer, entire, quite, pure, unmixed. T2 a whole cocoanut. © ) D] c. @9&'@&3 appati, s. Dried cowdung. S. ©9TPD apipa, s. A cake. 0% g confectioner. o E:";)’ES appate, adj. Flat. LN oA Y o) ) to become flat. S. i’:’)&f)j@'\jg‘% apzZrazzz’, s. The silk cotton tree. C. @Xi)fi appada, s, A fried cake. c e:';gajzg appade, s. A piece joined on to 5. OTHTIE apirva, adj. Unprecedented, any thing; a seam. ER B TR, €X B B novel, uncommon. s. advantage, excellence. ©) to join a plece on. adj. sideways. €T3 8. o8, oS apéksha, apékshe, V%0 to fall down laterally. s. Expectation, hope. 2 desire, wish. 3 C. DT appane, s. Order, mandate, com- coveting. 4- regard, deference, consideration. e ~2. 9 =y mand. 2. permission, liberty, leave. Q‘&:‘;m ORRF TR, el z XIVTY, (&) NG to covet, de- SR, ¥R FR® to order, command. 2. to sire, or wish for. EXERD o) > to be in ex- - P allow, give leave, or permission. e‘sos € na pectation of. OBE 3 J:: satisfy a desire. Fo to take leave. TR adj. Free, com- SRTBeE R& a vain wish. ©XE RO not to de- "mon to all (no need of leave from any one.) sire. [SrtE & in composition with sanscrit 5 2. prohibition. JTR,HIB»7™ to be free. 2. to terms, serves to express the degrees of com- BB Bwebd be prohibited. ) €3 FAHW to dis- parison ; as, ¥ERERE "uT,HT WO Yookl the SR - =9 9 oSS, miss. =, Focder have I permission ? 2. elephant is much stronger than the horse. -9 may I go? & 'S& 2 S0 &, order, permission, a I fl S. u'ééfi)g?é apéha, s. That which is not, stamp license. au a lie, a falsehood, a false charge, cheating, . ¥\8 appati, e, water, B3 1ord] s. doubt. BFLRT/ITY B to speak lies. Neptune, the regent of waters. ik S. or = e appa, s. Father. 2. an affix to pro- A. €. D30 appadu, for erts. See v, per names. QI BT TSR s this person ©TBT it cannot be. BTEFFo ATRDEAD NIF ) Hfl"i your father ? s Sy BT well Sir! — o~ do not tell me a wrong meaning. T = what is your name ? o4 cdm@r(:fi;) (Sl ANCe AT &fl‘:’g;) 3 EB/ OB o g @ practicable things may be I\ Jr orx,? whose mother is the harlot ? whose accomplished, impossible ones cannot. father is the king ? (i. e. of none. Proverb : 6533‘05 appana, s. Tax. ¢l used of an oppressive ruler.) z . OTNTONSY appandgiru, ».n Tobe 0. ©R\ORIseR> appandeydgu, o . P} ! like, to resemble. Q| & L«bw& A3 this is To become flat. oo like that. C. ©NOBRJo appantavanu, s. A good c. 651231323 appappd, interj. of surprise. By P pu Do @Aiod ° 373 ¥ one must man, ®% 03I VT Ty OTY &Y g Iy ovonwo ha! ha ! how associate with a reputable man. is that ? I cannot do it, i 67 g » o3 B [ oInr to become disgraced. €¥,EH Iz A c. ES?.E)Q-J)JS appayya, s. A respectful epithet for father, 2. a proper name. to disgrace. c. 9\ appala, s. A thin cake made of s. ©%)8x%3 aprati-hata, adj. Unimpe- black gram, salt, &c. ©x, ¢ TolR a thin cake ded, unrestrained. [ S e’ = and a round ball made of the same ingre- i 3 apratyaksha, adj. Imper- dients. ceptible, invisible, absent. C P Yokt 80953 appalisu, v.a. To slap, to A S. @93‘305 apradfza’na, adj. Subordi- strike any thing with the hands open, to nate, secondary. s. Lying, falsehood. f beat, squash. SuB B¢ to strike to the S. @5‘532 apramatta, adj. Watchful, ground. e N Fwomd RPD to fall down |1 sober, discreet, careful. upon the hands. Towan)Fo B SlatcTatal-lest:) S uyfimm apramdna, s. Violation of I ¢8,9%30 he stretched out the tip of his tail, and continued to strike the earth with it. an oath, perjury, infidelity, lying. adj. Im- measurable. ©T?)SweEF g perjured man, a C. O\ appd, s. voc. of ©%. Father. 2. liar. o) Snozen B to violate an oath. a respectful affix to proper names. 3. a e §. 0TR0e3> apraméya, adj. Tmmea- [ common mode of calling an equal or inferior. surable, incomprehensible, beyond human understanding. €% Boxoh @ God, the in- C. NI, 8913%}23%2@@?3 appdchu, 8 appdchi-kollu, v. n. To lie down, to fall comprehensible. ¥ down. . S @908@323? apraydjaka, adj. Un- c. wfi:fifid appdda, interj. of wonder, serviceable, useless. €T, SemTN a useless man. surprise, fear, &c. § ¢ C. @fi?’)&) appdlu, s. Sweet cakes made 8. ©B)30 aprashikhd, s. The four initial letters of a verse in the Pancha Tantra, by f of flour, split pulse, cardamums, &c. ny which a murderer, unwittingly, made known e €. ©NUIST D) appdlu-tippdlu, s to the parents that he had killed their son. 8 A game amongst children. 5. R, ox) aprasiddia, apra- C. @3@)7? appige, s. The act of soldering, cementing, joining. 2. a soft vein in pot- siddhi, 'acy. Not notorious, not popular, ) not public ; secret, hidden. stone. 3. a patch. O R TR, ERTE aa’ad??: (afe 8. ©T®S aprahata, [©priv. 3,83 struck] to solder, to join, as two parts of a broken § t vessel. 2. to patch, to mend. adj. Untilled, waste, as land. 2. uncom- N mon, rare. 16 s. Q‘)?é)o) appu, s. Water. A. C. ®)\, appu, See BT s. @) odo0e3T aprdpi-wdchaka, s S g Names of inanimate things. . O, W\FwY> appu, appi-kollu, 0.8 V. d. To embrace,®to clagp. DNT #fifij% S. @'@’Efig apm’sfiya, [® priv. 33,3 fit to (, fos DN@ERRL, Fegd to embrace tightly. ©=A eat] adj. Unworthy to sit at meals with Vi an embrace, the act of embracing. Qfi?.)o) Fe0o others. [ 237 embraced. s. ©3T, EDT.SCS'd?\‘S%, w3 apsara, Tl A. C. OTOD appukai, v, n. To ap- apsarassu, apsare, s. A heavenly cour- N3 prove, consent. tezan, a celestial nymph. g, A. 0. @:@bda appudu, for BroSD. See 8. ®Te api&ala, adj. Barren, unfruitful, TBv 870 2. vain, unproductive. (A c. @?L’gbg??\’p apphalisu, See ©z v, H. 009, eHIT, €90, 9RT3 R s. ©%)833 apratikara, adj. Trusted, aphini, aphini-maddu, aphim, aphi- AC; confidential. mu, Opium. VPRIV BwgB an opium eater. by s. 9333 apratishthe, s. Disgrace, re- vhran w8 g small stick of opium made for Ly proach. 2. a bad name or character. = ©%)3 eating. by 4 68 . OWo @w;d Q o5 ~ ) A. C. 920F> abanku, See e3xw. 2, abja, [ water, & sprung]”s. The lotus. 2. aconch. 3. the celestial tree. = T. B. ©20%3, ®20B3 abandara, «- bandare, [® priv. ¥T, secure] adj. Dis- ‘Zgjéthe sun. 2. Vishnuw. @%flofifi a woman fragrant as the lotus. Qi%ém the moon 2. ordered, deranged, confused, irregular. 2 the physician of the gods, as produced at the shattered. 3. botched. 4. imprudent. (S Alel churning of the milk sea. wzéuc;&), 52 T, o =@ to botch, to do slightly. 3 3)%;3 © 23 the sun. ©,:30, ¥p.0 the moon. ®© 2eB3BHAT the house is entirely out of order. w,3¢D, € oW, € TS Bramha, sprung VI T HFTWoB8 Ind BwtdH he has left the house in a dilapidated or deranged state. from the lotus. €2,0°7 a diamond, ruby. © 533?#93’ 23T AN0T Tz TP WWoBTBRA Ly I © 500 Lakshmi. ©%,%9 Cupid, with a lotus for his arrow. & the whole country is unsettled by the mo- lestation of enemies. D IRBES FUT WD Q‘D% abda, s. A clond. 2. ayear. 3 a mirror. 4. a fragrant grass, Cyperus ro- ©woBd the work you do is very slight. S tundus. ©¥YD commencement of a year. © T BTy BoBD FE,FTy o8V Snd 'ziédgj BRLTBEY he has left his wife and children destitute. '%7?35 a goddess to whom Hindu females ren- (S der annual homage, &c. ©wou8 Fomet»T ineffective military. & ¥ I ST TWoBS RomeFTHWBY how depres—k H. ‘1‘38)%53 abddku, s. Fear, terror. ¥ sed are his circumstances ! = #&)f&:oiwodc's T, Rvg edned ©wy B the fear of the amildar TomeesaTaeyFoo® how is it that this work in the villages. is so adverse ? ilolding] S. Q’)&g abdhi, |©, water, and & A. C. 220F> abaku, See vznw. s. The sea or ocean. ‘3%% the moon, Laksh- s. @3 abaddha, [© priv. »% bound] mi, &c. sprung from the ocean. ©%, S3k3 | ambrosia or nectar, the moon, &c. ©2 TG adj. False, untrue. s. a lie, falsehood. 2. unmeaning or nonsensical discourse. (SIN ] coral. ®% 2003 a bridge built across the n sea. ©%) k29 the earth as girt by the sea. I an untruth. T I» &‘»D%ZSJ what yofi say is false. VWFTRD to lie. wPT Ind © it %Rfilthe earth; an island surrounded by w3 Sn»® to deny what one says. ©wZm3, the ocean. R ID, ©RBALT Vishnu, sleep- ing on the ocean at the periods of the des- U'&;%*fifiid, ©0R%F aliar. ®wd ¥ a fabri- I, truction and renovation of the world, having cated story, a fiction. the serpent ©3o% for his couch. i S. ®aw abala, adj. Weak, impotent. ®©w ik U a weak man. vws, YWY 3 woman, a 0. 20T, aNTTD, efaiofido, abbara, female. abbarane, abbaru, s Sound, report, 2. wonder. S. @29 abd, intery. of wonder, grief, &c. noise, a loud ecry. 3. power, o. Q—‘JZQDT‘Q'CB aba’-ge’di, s. A simpleton. might. ©% T3 ITom, very greatjoy. ?ev % B a thunder clap. BT g tall or pro- C. ®aod, @B abddu, abdde, agj. o digious man. ¥ 03F2%00 the blaze of the Vain, useless, futile. gith roaring self-ignited fire. @TFTPT @D I T. B. 0259AR abdsiga, [ewie] s A low, FYwonweroEm what is there marvellous in vulgar, rude man. 1t this? I can doit. @@ wUwTIpg g this very wonderful ? T. B. ©250%0 abdsu, [©wT] adj. Low,‘vul- Ly gar, rude, immodest, shameless. c. @8%)@?63 abbarisu, v. n. To cry aloud, T. B. ¥R abildse, See vvows. shout, scream, bawl. BTITWY ORI to cry outb nti\fl- in battle. C. ©200F), 90e3d abuku, abuchu, See (SN AN 4] 0. Wenwowd abbaldld, intery. Of surprise. ) A. C. ORI abuganu, s. A pilot or C.Q’%{;D‘?)Q abbashi, s. A woman of coarse 1])&!‘ helmsman. manners and fierce disposition. atel T. B. @20% abwa, See B, abbd, abbabbd, e or C. By, Wanny C. W20V aburisu, See 2,0, interj. of wonder, grief, &ec. 69 YW EPENA W c °“83J€)3% albbiji, s. F;'ouziness, musti- a family. 4. fame, notoriety. LRRITY an o ness. Bupel HREN to become frouzy or old relation. b musty. & ) a spider. Ve AW g cob-web. (> < 292993 abhi—jata, adj. Noble, well C 20 5=, 3 ~ 03593, abbetu-mdtu, s. A born. 2 wise. 4. hand- 2 3. fit, proper. some. vulga} expression, 1w language. [~ < eco NS = c. 23038 abhandare, adj. See ©woTB. S2Y o S ablijittu, s The space of (i S 3:255)53 abhaya, s. A promise of shelter time occupied by the last quarter of the 10 or protection, encouragement. 2. fearlessness, twenty second lunar mansion, and the fif- ] courage, confidence. BE T3 a5 a promise of teenth part of the twenty third, amounting shelter, &e. VB 7, the right hand held to nineteen Hindu hours. 2. the space of il pit up with the palmin front, to in ST forty eight minutes English, viz., the twenty- P ire courage. FD) Famy, BHD = pst four immediately preceding mid-day, and the 0 TS INE to encourage, animate. twenty-four immediately following it. 3 @ mid-day. 4. the zenith. § o 8. T3> abhavanu, s. God, the unborn. di 8. ©259R0 a biza’gya, s. Poverty, unhappi- S. i’:@?\%a ab/’n'[/nye, adj. Ingenious, know- ness, wretchedness. ©yery™ an unfortunate ing, wise, shrewd, cunning. vz 8 wisdom, ? man. knowledge, shrewdness. il S. e0gdae S ablignydna, s A mark, § 8. wervaIRIIeT abhdjana-mddu, 4, 4, e [} ~; % 7- To make an ill use of, to use unworthily. sign, stain. I 8. o abhdva, s. Non-existence, anni- s. @08, ©Oro3 abhidhe, abhidhd- g hilation, death. na, S A name, an appellation. e by (in gramr.) the negative. fié_;& EACIS I A Sanscrit work divided into 8. ©2) abhi, A Sanscrit particle implying ho similarity, (so that), 2. presence, (before). five books, the first relating to heaven and [ 3. separation, (severally). 4. wish, desire. the deities ; the second to the earth ; the third Str 5. conjunction, particularizing, (to, with res- to hell, water, &c. ; the fourth to miscellane- pect to). 6. priority or superiority, in time, ous objects; and the last contains words of n place, degree, quality or situation, (before). various significations. wy 7. the means or cause, (by). 8 after. 9 s. 233> abhi-naya, s. Indication of a passion or action by look, gesture, &c. 2 §, oo below. 10. always, everywhere. 11. a(gainstv. 12. near. LRI to making a shew of giving, &ec. 1l ~: S. ©% abhika, adj. Libid i nous, lustful. express emotions by looks, gestures, &c. § h £ 8. @353 abhi-nava, adj. New. S. @%3_@53 ablhikrama, s. A gallant 12} i attack. e PYPLEN = GleY ) ¢3 abhi-nivésha, s. Ardour, £xer 9 & 8. 2o ablikhye, s. A name or appel- zeal, enthusiasm. intentness on an object, g [>] desire. lation. “d calling, addressing. 3. beauty. 3. heat, anger, passion. §, o W 4. fame, glory, radiance. <y 0 fij@“j}) (l])/l?j]?‘(/;?/a, s. Design,in- o tention, wish, desire. & 2 meaning, significa- 8. ©927003 abhi-ghdta, s. A stroke, blow. tion, import. 3. sentiment, opinion, notion, flflk 8. £2oeT abfi?:gl]la’l'(l, s. Ghee put up- idea. @5&‘2 0 ~ Py i) oD what is your opinion ? il on food prior to eating, with a view to its or what do you mean? M & | purification. r\azdzfizfigjofia;fiqm ey what is the meaning, or design, of this? ©§ 8. ©23233 abhi-chara, s. A servant. o) ©RJ DI (TETWNY there is no extraor- Y 1 S. & .00°%) o0 abhi-chdra, s. Incantation dinary news there. §, ey S Se to destroy, sorcery, a magical ceremony to ©ede3s3 abhi-bhava, [ part. of infe- i il procure the death of an enemy. YT T ?@3 riority, s being] s. Subjugation, defeat. Wy an act of sorcery to destroy. 2. insult, disgrace. L ¥ ¢ 298l D (llzfi?_fjffi'ld, s. Race, family. 2. s. ¥QPw3 abhi-bhita, [e9 and 23 0 native country. 3. the head or ornament of been] adj. Defeated, humbled, subdued. §, o 70 R 9230 8. 0390w abhi-bhiti, s. Disrespect. sance, or prostration to a person, at the same S. ©9)003), ©2353:03)00 abli-man- time telling one’s own name. tra, abhi-mantrana, s Incantation, 8. @2@5’@2’3@ abhi-vriddhi, s. Increase, conjuring with certain forms. 2. calling to, improvement, prosperity, progress. FoTeR s addressing, inviting. EPP0Z;T to use in- Al Q@ g CEECEINE .: % T . increase of a family. © W3 By (8] - cantations, enchant, conjure, use certain ©BA WL to grow larger, to thrive. €&, Q formulas, to cast cut devils, &c. tfiz{:;‘a;@@‘ @7 to be prolific, become abundant, in- enchanted ; sanctified. crease, prosper, become exalted. o000 o S. C/C‘u =08 abhi-mata, s Desire, wish, S. &g TR, gl Cn abhi-shdpa, abhi- inclination. 2. consent, approbation. 3 shanga, s. A curse or imprecation. 2. in- choice. adj. Pleasant, wished, approved, ac- sult, reproach. ceptable. BWRBTT ¥+ &, <« an acceptable act. 0%+ 8. & G/ N 5 abhishéka, s Pouring upon, A son of S. ©ITI %S abhimanyu, s baptizing, anointing. VI TPFF pouring Arjuna. the remaining sacred water over the principal . ¢33 ablimara, s, Killing, destruc- person at the termination of a sacrifice ;5"&:’::- &3 tion. 2. war, combat. [t C‘§ WIF, oWy W F coronation of a king ; T A, S. 9PV abhi-mdna, s. Pride, haught- P3eF consecration of a priest. €W VWPRIT °0~9 o iness., 2. knowledge. 3. honour. 4. pro- % to bathe, or sprinkle. 2. to crown, to ordain. tection. 5. affection, love, regard. 6. favour, ©F anointed. assistance. adj. Respectable, honourable. 0% abhlisarika, s A woman ©WIw2 an honourable person. LPUTRIW to who makes or keeps an assignation. honour, regard with kindness, shelter, pro- 8. 0293 abhi-hati, s. A stroke, blow. tect. S. 0509 \/C‘u °33\(: abhishta, adj. Beloved, desired, e S. ¥R abhi-mukha, adj. Present; 2 N 8 R % 2% 2 agreeable. &3 §° to accomplish in front, before, opposite, towards. (SINEASES one’s wish. EHIRT <3 L o @ S 3 m‘g 08 his wish is &7 to be present, in front. IIRYIN0DTIA gratified. WA turn your face to me. of s. ©gieny abhédya, adj. Tnvisible, in- S @2;555@8 ab/zl—ya'h, s. A foe, an op- 2 accessible, impenetrable, impracticable. ponent, enemy. unbreakable. s. A diamond. ,33,%k% im- S. vepi\@efl abhi-ydga, s. Attack, on- practicable to Bramha. set. — ed 2. a challenge. 3. a strong effort, Neds =gy po 0{ (@) &3 abhyan- S. Ei‘ajgo'fl’, 68;30 exertion, perseveranca. 4. (in law) a plaint, ury 9% abkyangana, abhyanjana, S. an action. ;efl*»; Applying unguents to the head or body. (&) . o. Yol T8 abhi-rati, s. Attachment, love. Worts Fnd Fa%> to anoint one’s self. O. : 59 Al Z . Y o953y abhi-rdmna, adj. Beautiful, 8. ©30083 abhyantara, s Obstacle, it agreeable, pleasing, charming. BWTOF) FoR 2. included delay, hindrance, impediment. 87 a beautiful or agreeable form. [i:}fl, space, an interval. adj. Inside, within. ©%o S. or 0% 100 ~ 97 o5 abhi-ruchi, s. Taste, relish, 805, © 083 Fw®E to hinder. e} 08T desire, &c. See Tode to be an impediment; to be delayed, to be 0% hindered. 8. QP ab/li-ld])a, s. Loud cry. e wwor abhildshe, s Desire, wish, s @afgac—fia abhyarthisu, ». n. To propensity, inclination. VPTIVND 0 covet, pray. infe wish, desire. S. €8 833(% abhyanugnye, s. Permission, ol leave. 8. 2083 abhi-wandane, s. Obeisance, 2. order, command. prostration. S Qi?fi(g?@c’ abhyarna, adj. Contiguous, 8. TR abhi-wddane, s. Bow, obei- near. 71 S £330 SEM\ 8. OPoRTIET abhyavakarshane, s 8. ©5)A%8 abhraga-pati, s. The brah- Extraction, drawing out. many kite, the king of birds. 8. @qfirgzfiégms abhyavatirna, s. Cross- 8. ©25)%8 abhra-pati, s. Indra. ing over. 8. ©3)XG abhra-patha, s. The sky. S. ® o7 v - S. @afigfi‘m’%ods abhyavaskandana, s, ‘I)) %)/ev‘«. abhra-pushpa, s A kind A siege. 2. facing an enemy. of tree or cane. 2. water. 8. ©& Hed abhra-mani, s. The sun. 8. ©3eRTOT abhyavahdra, s. Provi- sion, food. S e@sfiéo?\’ abhra-mdtanga, s. Ip. 8. &259 ~3 abhya’gata, s. An uninvited, dra’s elephant, (which travels in the sky.) § or self invited guest. Efie;a‘s?fla’a@h WD to be- s. ©23)3590 abhra-mdle, s. A line or come a guest, to invite one’s self. bank of clouds. 8. 0995907 o0F abhydgdrika, adj. Dili- S. 03330 abhramu, s. The female of gent in supporting a family. Indra’s elephant. S e:epag?i ab/zya’sa, s. Practice, exercise, s. 98953 abhriya, adj. Belonging to,or study, familiarity. ¥ TIeRY to become produced from clouds, practised in, accustomed to, familiar with. S. WRORY amangala, adj. Unhappy, ©uhh® to practise, study, exercise, learn, unpropitious, ill omened, inauspicious, un- make one’s self familiar with. (SIARITRE:Y clean, impure, abominable. ©®on% a widow. student. &fz;s:t 3 -0 practised, studied, exercised. ©on¥ F20 what causes ill omens. BJony f 1 s. a man sleeping after the sun is up. %20 that which averts a bad omen. f 8. 0530023 abhyuththdna, s. Respect- C. T, efifio%’%@' amakala, amak- fully rising on the appearance of another. kala, s. Tumult, joy, rejoicing. O3 I3 q %;bgdfia abhyudaya, s. Birth. 2. SRe¥NoBRIME, ¥I0NS what rejoicing is there ¢ increase, prosperity. 3. auspiciousness. at his house to-day ? Y LD VOZE, Fae o 8. &98,53{8&'5 abhyudita, s. A man asleep &2 the wedding festival is very joyous. % at sunrise. C. BT amaku, See wsww. ! C. ¥R amaga, s. A good opportunity. 8. @591538?525 abhyuddhdna, s. Birth, rising, resurrection. 2. increase, exaltation, @ 2.¢) ©27 this is a good opportunity. 2. 0 joy, rejoicing, gladness. ®n T2 to be glad, B¢ prosperity. to rejoice. @53325;)’07’&’:&333 O3 DISeY 0, ! S. @E,SJ abhra, s. A cloud. 2. the sky or Motk how joyful heis ! what is there in his 1§¢ atmosphere. 3. gold. house to-day ? ©=RTY fia@mmmfi sfla%e}‘ S hOl\ S. @305, abhrankashe, s. Air, wind, 83 W2stod they asked for the loan of the it atmosphere. drum, while the dance was proceeding, (pro- 8. © B abhraka, s. Qlasies marie or verb used of one who asks the loan of what 7;3 talc, a transparent stone of several sorts and is then in use.) L4 colours. %72 %)% black tale. %:®»%)¥ white C. ©DBTo0ds, ©REez00d> amati- b; tale. ©¥2, %)% red talc. B 3n%)T gold co- kdi, amaté-k diy s. A kind of sour green. g loured talc. These four terms are also appli- S. ©3 amata, s. Sickness. 2. death. kb ed to different divisions of the peninsula. See 3. time. il under each. S. ©338 amati, s. Time. 2. the moon. ey s. ©3Fe3 abhra-késha, s. A name ot fi} 3. a cheat, a rogue. Shiva, whose hair is the clouds. L, 8. @?53@ amatra, s. A vessel, an utensil. 8. @3 A abhraga, s. A bird. adj. belong- fiX( C. BP9 amama’, interj. of surprise. ing to the air, as birds. OTVTIO DT 2y ~Novd @rSeg ha ! ha ! how strong he Ty 3 s. ©3)RoR, wepoBR abhra-gange, is ] ©IJoFn d FYegPek ha! ha! how merito- Iy abhrdpage, s. The celestial Ganges. rious ! P 2 o P (LoD BT 8. 033 amara, [ priv. S0dying] s. A OOEBHAD to be well matched. © %)kre deity, an immortal. 2. quicksilver. adj. B8 YBAR VR BFOREHAS that man and Immortal. OFT 8Dy, VIT WPRD® the celes- woman are well matched. 2. to be well tial tree. ©¥Z8 RoR, ¥FTeRA the celestial YORT BoTTRS BFTFCDD regulated. © %% Ganges. ©50030) the mountain of the gods, AB the family of that man and woman is well Mahdméru. V00 g giant, (enemy of the regulated. ©3902w©nT prepared, ready, suit- able. TR O w0REHE TUT that work gods). ©3keB) Indra, the king of the gods. RTS8 Tndra’s city. ©F0=T 3 goddess. is suitable for him. FORBHN B to hold ©508% immortality ; divinity. tight. 8. 93T, L9 TAOR C. 9303 amare, See &3, 30T we7, amara, amara-kiésha, amara-simha, A. C. ®3Bos amarku, v.n. To be con- s. An extensive and very ancient Sanscrit tained in, to hold. 2. to approve. 3. to suit, dictionary of synonyms. There are two Ca- to agree with. narese translations of it ; one hy ©omewBeh A. C. ©Re3oE amarchu, See ©0% un- der @30, a brahman, the other by S0 3 lingait. The latter is rather fuller than the former. 8. B> amartyani, s. A demi- god, an immortal. 8. VTS, amarada-valli, s. The C. 3T amarda, for BT of BT, creeper monispermum glabrum. S. @53535%9 amara-vali, s, Lineage, line 8. OFTE Q) \ amardapp, v.a.To clasp of descent. firmly, grasp tightly. T. B. 93000 amardu, See ©33. 8. OBTLLOIROYT amara-shild-gan- T. B. 8930 AQT amardu-gadira, s. 3 dhaka, s. Brimstone. The moon with nectar digits. 1e 8. ©TT> amaru, v.n To suit, fit, be ol adapted, become, agree with, accord with. T, B. &. C. esa’:ado::'??es amardu-get, s The moon. Bt WY e TR 3 3 this ornament becomes her hand. 2. to clasp, embrace. T. B. & 0. ©Toegd amardunt, [©3y 3. to attack or come upon, as a dog, to as- 8, and ¥oed eating] s. A demi-god, an im- ty mortal, an eater of ambrosial food. ©TOF ) cend, as a hill, tree, &c. FTF, ¥FTE I he is climbing up the tree. 4. to be furnished. B3R (IR for BR) giants, enemies of the 13(\1 gods. eDWFaSey (S for Be) s A oo 6. to be employed. wfisof@,sqfifigdobazfi he is employed in a situation. 6. to grasp, to celestial nymph or courtezan, a goddess. ©& 1 s L) hold. 33, ¥ ~%, RBIT aF, FYRFHWTD how DOF &3 3%3@3‘)0 Indra. f the thick your arm is! my hand cannot grasp it. C. YT amarpu, See ©=0 under ® 7. to prosper, to succeed. © Fehr S, 23R J0Bo. o &3 T HFeh InBO what plan shall I 5. 92D TE D, WHIVTVE B amaryd- v,hflt contrive in order to accomplish that object ? di, amarydde, s. Disrespect, rudeness, O30 #dago to embrace. 2. to engage in any incivility, dishonour, impropriety. adj. dis- it business. 3. to climb, &c. 4. to hold fast. [Shaloeiry 4 respectful, unusual, uncustomary. ot ©ZOW to prepare, make ready. 2. to apply, B 393 g disrespectful, low, rude, or vulgar dgz’.hv smear, wipe. 3. to join, unite, fix to. 4. to speech, or word. beat. 5. to censure, reprove, wound one’s S. 3T E amarsha, s. Passion, heat, feelings, ©a00h B93> to prepare and give, o rage, wrath, to furnish. 02 QIR wUTT RORYS, O fix strong wheels on the axletree of the car- C. €330 amargu, See V. | riage. © IN2s TS, FORON Tedg RS S. ©2o a-mala, [©priv v filth] s. Talc. gurpfif“;' @ having given them all the fruits of adj. Clear, pure, clean. 00 4 (‘he (SEN) my labour, I myself am come to this. 8. 9008 amaldvati, s, The city of d mefi!“\. ©¥ 5. Arrangement, adaptation, suitableness. Varuna, regent of the seas, &c. 73 o . €IV & RN % 8. 938> amalu, s, Intoxication, drunk- 8. OBVIORET amdrga, s. Heresy, a vicious enness. VI BB, VFown LW, VST life. e3nnF 355 a degenerate disciple. to be drunk, to be intoxicated. S. @35%318 amdtya, s. A counsellor, a H. @20 amalu, s, Collection of the re- prime minister. venues. 2. government. RITONTIT, WJUT? H. 935933 amdnatu, s, Deposit, charge, 8, ©=0e3 T a native revenue collector. ZmeR any thing given in trust. 2. entire, all. S0 BFeNTT BIWTRT g former collector. H, 9OD792 amdni, s. What is in charge the present mative collector. =ov8 ©zoen the of a collector on the part of government, current revenue business. B IBW to in opposition to that which is rented out to reign, govern; to follow government orders. tenants of the soil. ©35233 one who looks B2 eNW g former government. o0 B after government land that has not been let. e the present government. T3 to be- ©30d T3, ©S»Y FewsS an unrented tank, the come a native collector. BTy INB to do cultivation of the lands round which is un- SR TIDN the business of a native collector. der the superintendence of government. L) eHOTY I3T SnFRD SwBOYS ec3Y there F»aE»nR to be under immediate manage- is not a vestige of the lands held free of rent ment. under the reign of the Moguls. CT Y TS 8. 9359305 amdnusha, adj. Desolate, 39 S ;J’n;i‘éfiv’a FOVToF &N 3 the lands solitary, uninhabited. 2. supernatural, be- held free of rent, under the Company’s go- yond the power of man. s. A miracle. vernment, are secure. T. B. ©RI90Y, O3V, ©I98, @ H., ©OOT00305N amawdlu-jindagsi, s. The property and estate of a person dying B5oo0d, OITVION, @353'@50?3;& and leaving no heirs, which revert to the go- amdmasi, amdsi, amdse, amdwdst, vernment. VFTe B cattle without own- amdwdse, amdwdsse, [©% with, and ers, which go to government. B3 to abide ; being with, or in the same quar- ¢. AT amasi-kollu, v.a. To ter as, the sun] s. The day of the new moon, 2. to monopolize. the change of the moon. possess by violence. s. O, NS amita, amite, adj. T. B. 893308, 033009, 935¢% amala, ama- Boundless, abundant, immoderate, exorbi- Ui, amalu, s. A twin,apair. See Y. tant, infinite, innumerable, &e. 8. 3¢ amala, See vv. 8. @DJ_@) amitra, s. An enemy, an adver- The A. 0. ODYITY amaldravu, s sary. wooden buckle of a native saddle. 8 ‘E’S@JR‘))\ amiglza, s. Luxury. C. ODYoBRAwI, &953@..%7\’6)3 ama- H. ©5933> aminanu, s. A nativejudge. lu-dogalu, amaldogalu, s. Folds of fat 2. a petty revenue officer who has temporary f and skin, as in very stout persons. 2. tanned charge of any thing. Teather. 0. D00, 953208, W0eF> amuki, amunku, amuchu, v. a. Topress down, 0. @53%5&8‘4}_ amaldale-vaklki, s A fabulous two headed bird. make go down, bear down. 2. to squecze, press, shampoo. ©0+WRB to knock down. § B0, @;53?’&8‘6 amal-vakki, s. The rud- AL Ta) SuB, S to press to the ground. dy goose, as always going in pairs. Cif\)ifl.);&f)\)db BHRTRIS TN o ‘ar{do\)#o press ) S. @da‘@o'fl’@?g amdngalya, s. Inauspici- down the bellows strongly, so that the wind ousness. 2. impurity, uncleanness. adj. In- may come out. T WUSHTey Ty & 3 &3 ! auspicious, disagreeable. @35@07‘*?)’6 BB free 72020 press down as much as you can. from impurity. S. ©F»T amukta, adj. Not liberated, s, ©BIVORNI> amdmsanu, s. A lean, not freed. s. A weapon that is always grasp- fi i thin man without flesh, a skeleton. ed to be used, as a knife. 3 o { 4 SOOI VTNE) 8. @Rfloagj amutra s. Heaven, the fu- ther’s elder sister, or father’s elder brother’s ture world. a@eangd) FURT2A one who does wife, or great mother. w3y mother’s not desire fruit of his virtue either here or younger sister, aunt, or father’s younger bro- ther’s wife. 3. a goddess. TVOFOV ;fioé the hereafter, but fixes his mind on final absorp- tion. goddess of epidemical diseases. ;3mda’oé the C. 932085 amulu, Sece ©Fown. goddess of cholera, small pox, &c. 4. the small pox, (regarded as a goddess, and not 8. 9T0% 8@@ amushya-putra, adj. Of a good family. reckoned amongst diseases). O3, [esNCIea BN BB (%Y, 558, W to have the small pox, the 8. ©Bowo amilya, adj. Priceless, cost- small pox to come out. @;fioé TN BUOWIT T ly, invaluable. the small pox coming to a head. ®3%7% the 8. @353@@’83?' (lmrilld'_la, s. The root of crisis of the small pox. @méms TBRIT, @;fioé a fragrant grass, cus-cus. ByNF the small pox going in. V3BT W3 S. @50@3 amyita, s. Ambrosia or nectar, ©2,8 ¥y, the scab of the pustule. Emép‘ the food of the gods. 2. water, milk, butter- 2 g pock mark. Qf‘fi\)éi"af»), Qfisx)é %—‘o%—;&b to milk, ghee. 3. ghee, rice, &c., the residue inoculate for the small pox, to waccinate. of a sacrifice. 4. final emancipation from ©39,S W yacelne, Ty=y a large kind of matter and absorption into Bramha. 5. gold. small pox which occasionally comes in adult 6. unsolicited alms. 7. food. 8. boiled rice. age ©=,3 B3¢, venereal disease. 2. the 9. a sweet-meat, or any thing sweet. 10. first appearance or sign of small pox. poison. 11, adrug, 12. quicksilver. 13 c. eaa'_figgfi% ammakka, s. A female proper several sorts of plants. @a’oe)a 8TcAe3 moon- names. light. VI8 FURD a sweet kind of cakes. b 3] C. O, RY> ammagalu, s. Widows. e;)’op)s kN %’, ODyIY, o L) 3% the heart- leaved moon creeper. C. 33,8 ammati, s. A kind of pap. @D’oflg D‘ofizfis a sweet, speech. ©33 3 g species of black granite c. © = o ammanni, s, A nipple, a teat. — h or hornblende, bearing a high polish. 930 ™ 2. an affectionate appellation for mother or 8 w5 o8O g government cattle breeding daughter. interj. of pain, or weariness. establishment. (5] OSy3 FT= raw sugar. O, 0953, R ammanniga, s, An effemi- 38 JwTT 3 horse. I3 B g success- nate, cowardly, useless man. ful physician, a man with a fortunate hand. C. 933,300 ammanavarw, s. Hono- ©Eye0nE, 3T 3 deity, whose food is rific appellation for a female. ambrosia. ©ITXBes Garuda, the king of birds, and vehicle of Vishnu, who stole the c. 655533@ 5 @?éoge)ae) ammalla, amma- ambrosia. lila, interj. of wonder, weariness, &e. o s. 6353@753533 amyita-mati, s, The mo- oy S. @353 amla, s. The tamarind tree. ther of Rajashékhara. S. 6983;%, @Z)(% T amli, amlika, s. Tama-~ fiy 8. ©R058 amriti, s. Immortality. rind fruit. 8. @53(’258 amédhya, s Faces, human 8. ©59 I3 amldna, adj. Unfading. i excrement. adj. Impure. by S. €900 ayda, s. Good fortune. 2. tax. o 8. @fiogdf)a ame’ya, adj. Tmmeasurable, S. @Cfia{S ayana, s. A road, path. 2. a incomprehensible, unequal, incomparable. 3 6 house. 3. ahalf year, that is, the sun’s road, ™ S. 6'5@’3'@ am()’yfia, adj. Productive, north or south, half a solar year. The sun’s fruitful, not vain. 2. rare, precious, excel- 1 alternate journies towards the tropics, each lent. 3. effectual, infallible, unerring. measured by three s907% or seasons. wgn C. ¥, amma, s. Mother. 2. a respect- o33 the sun’s course in the northern eon- ful epithet for females in general. In ad- stellations. TS the sun’s course in the ergtflla dressing females it may be used by itself, or southern constellations. VR to travel, grfl” affixed to their proper names. ZS’J@%;J’Oé mo- approach, come near, . waflok’g\, 9To g. efltfia"&fl% ayassu, s. Tron. g, 53@-379 aydgra, s. A pestle for cleans- ing grains, &c. tipped with iron. 8. & a 03 ayaskdnta, s. A precious stone, a magnet, attracting iron. 8. @O‘?)Jagaé;? aydchane, s. Inconsider- ateness, thoughtlessness. s. wdfia#%d ayaskdra, s. A black- smith. S. ead9>®°<1 ayddhye, s. (not to be war- 5. 93370633 aydchaka, adj. Unbegging. red against,) Oude, the capital of Rdma. S. 890‘53@233 aycichz'ta, s. The name of S. @O-?’@Q::Dfi.) ayo’nu’ma, s. Pepper. a saint. adj. Unasked. S. &90‘3@@33‘) ayoni-ja, s. A person born 8. f:?djné aydna, s. Natural disposition not in the way of natural generation, but or temperament. from a tree, stone, the sea, &c. H. 000059 aindd, adv. Hereafter, hence- S. @58@3253533 ayo-maya, adj. Abstruse, forward, in future. difficult. 2. hard, not easily penetrated or broken. 3. entirely iron. S. @ofiao@pv;fiocfi@gx’ ainilra-nci- ma-ydga, s. The twenty sixth asterism. 8. ©03eeR0 ayd-mukha, s. A pestle I C \'SOSJCSD aidu, See 2. tipped with iron. S. ¥ 3 H. 903> winu, adj. Net, clear, mere, all, ayya, s. A common appellation, corresponding with Siz. 2. father, minister whole. I w0 the net revenue. eI [STewShsH) or priest. S8 ody grand father. VT ST 8ed¢= g grand total, the entire sum, a school master. DTSy what Sirp @y, 03y & a general account. mother. oz oy father. %, a3 elder sister, H. 0020 aibu, s. A flaw, defect. 2. a ©a o3y elder brother. 83,09 younger bro- mark, sign, trace. 3. a hole, an opening. ther. 2. a proper name. @83y grand-fa- 33§ =ygeen e lSw 370y there is no ther. 3402y grand-mother. S5}y father- proof of his being a thief, ©wW &N, © in-law. o33y brother-in-law. Do SR, VAW BFY to trace. 2. to cri- 0. 935083 ayyatana, s. Priesthood, as ticise, to find fault. RWITRT, LWIIT an €9 W fagg,zfl applied to Jangamas. See 223, inaccurate man, a blunderer. &R 3 0™ to cut evenly. ¥VYS perfect, C. O (5’333, @(fiafig{}, @(fiJaZgS ay- faultless. Qfl@&w*fig% R to become yayé, ayyalla, ayydne, interj. of defective. ©RVFY, VIR to blame. strenuous effort, wonder, surprise, sympathy, C. 9OV we, Wode3we aibd, aibhd, grief, &c. interj. of surprise. . @OT)JQ;OKDTjfiJ ayyangdraru, s. Spi- ritual guides. 2. a sect of Vaishnava brah- C. 290Jo&> a@ilu, s. Insanity, foolishness. © e BB to be insane, foolish. mans. H. 000338° aivaju, s. Money, property. c. @63@8& Qfldb'azgcf)@?ge ayyd, ayya- 2. stock, capital, principal. 3. substitute, yyo’, interj. of grief, sympathy, pain, &c. exchange, recompense. C. 9T ara, s. A file. ¥5o%3 €3 g square file. 0. 90T VR aishdbdsu, interj. Bra- R20%T g round file. SwSj €8 an angular file. vo ! well done! 2 =8: T a sawing file. V3T 2 filings. cloth. 3. (in comp). half. 8. "—"Oj”i ayukta, adj. Improper, incon- sistent, unsuitable, unfit, bad. wofimi o 8. ©T ara, s. The spoke or radius of a wheel. =5 a bad man. adj. Swift. s. 953038 ayuta, num. Ten thousand. A. C. ¥T ara, s. Yama, king of the infernal G. 390-338 aye’, interj. of pain, fear, recollec- regions. 2. sky. 3. cloth. tion, &c. (. 0. ©780e3> aranchu, See ©T and ©3. 8. B903W0T aydgya, adj. Unworthy, A. 0. ©To% aranche, s. A worn out disreputable, shameful. cloth., - OTF @dé‘% c. @d?oeéégs, 6963’585&33 arakan- VPR, 8TmA BeiRY to become apart, get ©TAW to cause out of the way, stand aside. sin c.ka.t_ti, arakana-chatti, s, A metal ba- to digest, &c. T, IBRUETISYSRW the seed ©TT C. WTF TR, WTFs arakawdgu, ara- of bishop’s weed is good for digestion. SHAIBFIBROFY, rub the mixture into the ku, v. n. To digest. ©B=m3T digested. © crown of the head. Sy, VTFHAIREY SRR take medicine that A. C. WBRD araguli, s A fowler, a your food may digest. huntsman. ©TT S arakare, s. Vexation, annoyance. c. @dfieda ara-gédu, s. Partial ruin, half ©TFOD arakdni, See edwed. spoiled. 00T ara-kdlu, s. The eighth part. @O Y . ¥O8RWeR ara-gdde, s. A low wall. @dfiazié_'fa arakd-vattu, s. The half 3 written F-. C. 9T ara-ghdya, s. A slight wound. C. ¥TTow ara-kula, adj. Mongrel, of a mixed breed. c. ©3e3&3 ara-chatte, s A channel C. ©9TF arake, s, Half, = 2o3 eo2Enh made for irrigation, when the water is too low in the tank to come from the common @ this work is half done. outlet. 2. the banyan tree. 3. breeches C. ®8F 50Ty, 98RWweTs arakdru, ara- that just cover the buttocks. go’ru, s. Half the produce of a field, farm, & T. B. 00233 arachane, s, See ©3r3. 2, VTPRRTAA Towd VR to divide a crop in- confusion, disorder. to two parts. ©TFRD T to give half the C. 82508 arachdtu, s, A blind, screen, crop. defence. 2 an offence. H. 989> arakhu, s. The essence or spirit of any thing. C. ®BeF> arachu, v.n. To cry out aloud, 2. a gilt or silver wash. to roar. C. ¥IREY ara-gannu, adj. Purblind. Jory €T B the child is crying. 3 or 0 &e. ©THZ 3 the calf, sheep, &e. C. WTRIY ara-gdvu, adj. Slightly heat- bleats. 2. (for a3wv) to sprinkle, as flowers ed, half melted, half warm. BTFIR FoW to on an idol. heat slightly, as gold, to ascertain its quality. ©TeY W Fo to heat till half melted. c. @883 aratu, s The internal pain or suf- fering from hunger, disease, &c. ©TNS, ©BNY ara-gini, ara-gili, C. ©TY arana, s. A father’s present to s. A talking parrot. Q his daughter, at the time of her marriage. WBR> aragu, s. Lac. Fsowsdrs, woc oo stick lac. 2. bridal presents. Yo VT, VIVE, VT, VILT ™ seed lac. 0, €T shell lac. ¥TNS =2 g S. ©Ted arami, s. Wood used for kindling FoT TN a sacrificial fire, exciting it by attrition. ©3 stick of lac used as sealing wax. red sealing wax. ¥0 ®37 black sealing wax. e 33 fire. QoAORFTIMY vermillion wax. Qfldfio& m&d, (=] S. ®TMm aranya, s. A forest. LT I 8y &% superior ink made from lac, &e. ©3T a large forest. ©Teyg BIF g wild dog. 3 AT w¥ g lac bracelet. C. ©TB arata, See ©Ta. FRRUTNY, 0T €T sealing wax. 2. strand, margin, edge, side. 3. threshold. C. ©TBOY) ara-tdvu, s. Half a sheet of TR a threshold stone or paper. ol door step. 4. vicinage. ST, 00 S Bwod S. ©38 arati, s. Anger, passion. TWED you must not come near me. %3 A. C. ©TBR> aratudu, adj. Empty, wl N3Y . BB B3 you must not be near me. C. ®TR> aragu, v. . To digest, to decoct. exhausted. 2. to sink or soak in. 3. to come apart, to C. Q—Dtfi?‘j‘dg‘% ara-terani, s. The upper cornice of a wall or terrace. be separated. 4. to be manageable or under o controul, in possession. ¥07eRT ingeparable. | S. Q‘D‘dgg arat?zi, s. A cubit. 2. the elbow. 7 -, (et 9T 59 ¢. 9338 arada, adj. Ground, pulverized. C. TS A ara-mogd, s, A frown, dis- See ©3. pleasure, disgust. wsfiwwar{efip’v@&zfi,s [Slerv¥rlal = Inn IneediE, S he always talks to me with 8. T8 arada, [® priv. 33 a tooth] adj. Toothless. a frowning face. ¢. ©TBedINVBeD aradéshi-para-déshi, 8. 73, ©TVO arara, arari, s. Afioor,a s A religious mendicant, a pilgrim. gate. C. T3 arane, See ©TY. C. <03 arare, interj. of wonder. 2. a A. 0. £BBR3YY> arapadi-nelalu, s mode of calling the attention of an inferior. A shadow, a reflection of any thing. C. @8 aralu, ». n. To blow or open, as eBO, YTV IR to C. @'5235_30 ara-pattu, numeral. Five. flowers, to blossom. cause to blossom. YN TOJYRYTY IRBB 0. OTVYTTD> arapdlada-kdi, s the wind has made the flowers blow. CERS The soap nut. £ ©TY 8@ to set out flowers to blossom. %o 0. ©THY)23Y 0 ara-pirri-challana, s, InEoY VB to let the flowers be till they Breeches that just cover the buttocks. blossom. ©TUB Ty an unblossomed flower, o. & 8. ©8eD ara-bdse, See ©oin3. a bud. @808 ®w a blossomed flower. © C. ®TIRD> arabugddu, s Famine, By ™ blown, as a flower. 2. to wander, to roam. BRT SN T T vy ©TW ¥ the scarcity, ¥ B3¢ gD SeITTWIREL X there is a famine in the country from the failure of woman who has lost her support wanders rain and the crop. about here and there. c. & s. @3} ara-bhdshe, s. Indis- A. C. ®Te aralu, s. A flower. 2. a star. tinct utterance, dropping letters or words in A. C. TS aralupi, s. The black bee, speaking. (feeding on flowers.) C. & 8. 9TFoITo ara-manassu, s. Re- A0 @d@ogéfi aralvadiga s, A fl01~ist,a luctance, disinclination, half a mind. flower seller. C. 39'(3533 aramane, s. A palace; a court, L eszfig;o(g?d aralvdst, s. A bed or seat 2. government. 3. the grand division of a of flowers. coufitry. ©TIFFID the government. 2 C. 9383, ©TY) arava, aravy, adj. Ta- officers of government. ©THNIA Bes T, to mil. s. The Tamil language. eTII0, ¥TIT I3 g Tamilian. ©T38, ©TINE g Tamil wo- pay taxes to government, w3ZIR Do =8 ©TFIA dwy 1,3 the goldsmith is become man ©83 93 a Tamil word. fat by (collecting and) paying in (the peo- c. ®TR0ER, &965%7‘{ aravantige, ple’s) taxes to government. £THSEFT Rowoo, arava,t_tige, s. A cool shed or temporary ©TDIDIT 8% the order of government. building in which water is distributed to C. WTHT, OTTOT ara-mare, ara- passengers gratis, ©TIERD, ETIYAD per- sons employed to give water in hot weather, marike, s. Doubt, suspicion. 2. reluc- tance, disinclination. 3. a partial screen. S &c to passengers gratuitously. R ‘(’)sfiQm:m [Seiviter- WOéfu@Q are we Suspi_ A. 0. ©TIBR aravaga,s. A prince, a king’s cious one of another, or, is there a want of son. mutual confidence between us ? C. @'d&")'gjo aravattu, num. Sixty. 0. @dfimof)fi)\;jd?d)mof)ob\ aramdi- C. 883 aravana, s. Half a maund. shi-paramdishi, s Supplies furnished A. C. 9T aravarisu, ». a. To terri- gratuitously to government servants. fy, alarm. ©BI0NTeTezy a terrific forest. A. C. 8TD> arame, adj. Very small, very C. ©T5o8 aravdda, adj. Open, broad, little, minute. €3 ©TH D it iy partially wide. 239030BTeB ¢I0BH0 BOT TRB) bring‘ a blown, as a flower. wide mouthed earthen vessel. #&rich @ C. &‘/d«‘&)c aramet, s. A body half wasted A I3 make the box wide. ATy W »);igd away by disease, &c. ©TIAS how wide your mouth is ! N1 - TS &0 c. ©8=°), ©9TZ0d aravdsi, aravdshi, wers. wTw e, TR to cause to blossom ; to s. Half, a moiety. adj. Half. B FHEBYT expand, as a bird its wings. wodny CF, s e SER) Y2023 this year there is half a crop. 6%; SYT YTY TePIT 03l Dosy TogE SN Sdohg dTBFen $RTY half the water in the 893, while Site was oppressed with grief, the river is gone. swans expanded their wings and shaded her. 8. 0308 aravinda, s. A lotus. (SlofeYeta] FHITY P PDSE when the flower JwTdo G Vishnat. ©TDoT 38, a woman with lo- blossoms, it sends forth a fragrance. T FFTEFD the countenance dilates with tus like eyes. ©TeT I the sun, the friend joy. ABS S¢S TJYRYTY W@ let the flowers of the lotus. blossom on the tree. A. C. 9T aravu, s. Justice. A, 0. ©TD arave, s, Indigestion, 2. aworn . Q‘Jdéfi) arale, s. Dressed cotton, or cotton after it is separated from the seeds. 8TE out cloth, &ec. F), to clean cotton. €T¢ STYTS a cotton (85 @d?\lfi arasina,- s. Turmeric. =0TTTHT dresser. B TTT) WTFTy I take out the powder of a tree, resembling turmeric, the seed and separate the cotton from it. [ and used in medicine. 30,0 ©THT, FHRF T BF3R a bullock load of cotton. OTFR BFY, 23 scented turmeric. half a bullock load of cotton. BTGy, 23 C. BT, VTV, OB arasa, arasa- Ty T, to bind up cotton in packs. nu, arasu, s. A king,sovereign, monarch. C. @d‘“§§ aralele, s. The leaf of the ficus 2. a hushand. ©3%a queen. 2. Lakshmi. ©3 religiosa. 2. a gold jewel set with diamonds, oA %@ to talk bigly ; to talk as a king. &c. in the shape of this leaf. ©T33 royalty, sovereignty, kingship, ©7= C. ©TPe5o0 aralé-kdi, s. The gall BT, ©TD R a king’s son. ©TLe¥ name nut Terminatia chebula. of a game. ©T Xy a fistula, a large boil. . @d@f’ arale, See ©T%. C. 9T arasu, ». a. To seek, hunt, look for €38 3wrB to look for. BTV BBONY (o} @‘d?@}@({% aral-billu, s, Cupid’s bow \ made of flowers. S,%% having searched all countries. 2. See (Slels AN 8. ©UO%T ardjaka, s. Anarchy, misrule, confusion. VTRFIINTY to be in a state of (05 Ef)d"mggfiad arasc’-mara, 8. The sacred anarchy. fig tree. ©T3F ijtg leaf. 2. a gold jewel set with diamonds, &c. and worn on the fore- C. 9TIBRNTIB ardda-murdda, s, Ob.- heads of females and children. stinacy. re) T. B. TR araha, Sece ©mr. S. @098 ardti, s, An adversary, foe, anta- If gonist. C. ¥TVHOR ara-hdsa, s. A gentle smile. to C. ¥ arahu, v. a.Totell, inform, make H. %5098 arcibi, adj. Broad, large, exten- [28 sive. known. ©T%?, ©THID the act of telling, ©TlR kB g wall round a town; a oty See ©0. long wall. BTl W3 a very large house. informing. C. e5TO ardbu, s C. ©T arali, s, The tree Sieus religiosa. Confusion, tumult, UUS uproar, rebellion. C. E:’)'d%fo aralu, s. A flower. 2. fried gram, or roasted corn. 38 fear, terror. TR ®od C. BTORDY BRI ardsavilladavanu, s, A heedless or careless man. @ to roast corn. ©TY &b, ©ovd; flour made from roasted corn. S. bmij ardla, adj. Bent, curved, crooked. tern C. 985 aralu, v. n. To bloom, blossom, as C. @O Y5> ardlu, s. Half a day’s labour. flowers. 2. toopen, expand, dilate, as the ©0390 T half a day’s hire. ol (SlelT~ eyes. 3. to open as a bird’s wings. C. ¥0 ari, s. A disease of the eyes. 2. a g €T blossomed. THURISY D) the lotuses heap or stack of grain previous to the straw gl blossomed. ©£R¥I having opened the eyes. being separated from it. 3. blighted corn. ) ¥ ©TRD, ©T¥uD the act of opening, as flo- 4. handfuls of corn cut down at the reaping 7 9 = AP S— —— ©d 9300 of afield. W23® as much paddy as can be A. O, &9033 arda, adj. Diseased. 2. de- cut down at one stroke, a sheaf. praved. 3. bad. C. ¥D ari, v.a. See ©3. To pound, &e. C. @@Cj‘gf aridala, s. A yellow orpiment, ) 2. to cut, s. A roller for smoothing a corn mineral arsenic used by painters. “ a hos- measure. tile army. C. 9, ©9B330 ari, artyu, v.a.& n. To C. DT aridu, adj. Rére, uncommon, unusual, impossible. B I SeTERFORY know, be apprized of, acquainted with, aware of. BOT FnB to do unknowingly, or un- this word is uncommon in the world. [Slelate) intentionally. YT, ¥R v, @. To commu- ™ very rare. nicate, acquaint, or inform. 2. to explain or A. 0. 023> arichu, s. A stream, current, teach. 3. to reveal, expose, declare. woR, flood. ) J ©03 knowledge, acquaintance with, the act c. €DV aripu, See under ©O. of knowing, perception. 2. awake, being in a A. C. 50N arime, s. A little. § state of sensibility as opposed to sleep, a state S. of insensibility. V0BT, VOWDAT, VO @Efiae?fi ariméda, s. A false mimosa. A. B @Bek7 to be ignorant of. ATRAR W3 Sw C. ©des artlu, s. A star. 2. mud. BUdRmTY do not be anxious ; we were igno- A, C. @b@&% arilvatte, s. The sky or rant at first, VONT FGHF g thing not starry region. i known. ©BoNT ®SB uninformed, unintelli- 0. &9, 1N arive, arivi, s. A cloth, gent, or ignorant people. D8R, BOBREBHTY an old cloth, garment. | ) to be known. ©03 known. 2. deceased, C. DI, ©0IZ, WO, arishina, a- dead. 3. depraved. 4. cut. 5. pounded, rishina, arisina, s Turmeric, saffron. ! ground. ©0 not to know, not to be able. ©dde wey yellow, saffron colour, €833 &we OTI FRBUVOD he cannot do. T BwNY &R BwkA the jaundice. 8a® I cannot go. T FBWVIT it cannot walk or proceed. 52 I know not. ©o= C. 03 arishe, [for ©TB of ©B] 5. The (past. part) having known. ~SROmm I barking of a dog, &c. know it. V0T, ©08 one who knows. S. @O, arishia, s. Misfortune, calamity, misery, bad orill luck. 2. happiness, good A. C. ®D ari, See BowW. fortune. 8. a sign of public calamity, a 8. @0 ari, s. An adversary, antagonist. 2. symptom of death. 4. spirituous liquor. 5. a wheel. ©0[ENRF the class of six enemies, 6. a crow. 7. the soap berry garlick. or hostile passions, viz., ¥ Just, ##,:% an- plant, called also ©e&®. ©tx, dTa the ger, S avarice, w3 love, 33 pride, EALEN] removal of calamity. 33,03, FEO, a very ohF hatred. ©0oB@ the destroyer of an ene- heavy calamity. 9% St the 22nd of the my, a conqueror. 24 Jaina saints. C. DR ari-gam_m, s. Sore eyes. c. @9@7\1) arz'su, See ©3=. Also caus. of & C. WORe ari-gallu,’s. A stone said to to pound, &c. W be useful in sore eyes. 0. 0> arihu, s, Knowledge. See ¥ A. 0. ©OR arige, s. A shield. See VA under ©° to know. A. C. ©ORIY arige-vaddha, s. Bound C. TS aru, for @8 Half. Also for 8 six. 0 ! front curls. A. C. ¥T> aru, v.n. To cease, be severed, or disjoined. C. &Y, edzoy aritdla, aritdla, S A poisonous plant. 8. 80308 aruntuda, adj. Sharp, cor- rosive. C | 0. 908 arita, (past vel, part. of ©®) 8. ©T008 arundhati s. The wife of Va- ! Known. ©O8 F2er a thing that is known. sishta. eopd =30, VWTe 78 Vasishta, q'. B. C‘)bé, @bg d?’iti, arz'te, See ©ar. one of the seven sages and stars in the Great Bear. G, 8. @DE%) aritra, s. A rudder. 80 e G 53050 9, de A. C. 898202 arumbu, v. a To defraud i @'53?5) aruru, See ¥ under ¥0. LV in battle, fight unfairly. 2. to explain, in- S083RFTeR0 to become insensible. 2. to be- IR $0T3 piment, form. s. A bud, germ. come very silly or foolish. a hose €. ®TIR> arugu, s. Verge, margin, edge, a3%%9 among those awake and those asleep. border, vicinity. ©DAT contiguous, close, A. C. ©9To33 aruve, See ©03. near 2RRVTAT BwY g field near the town C. mimon, OB arusu, See BTE. 78500 gate LPRUBAT Bwit g garden near the town A C. 9855083 arvhdkara, s. A fox. 8030 gate @B to be aside, to get out of the A 0. 99033 aruhutana, s. Heirship. way. W™ IRD to clear the way, to make recede. ©TIPA dg to stand aside. TR C . &Sdo?’ofiadagfa arulu-marvulv, adj. urrent, VTFTT BT to go aside. ©TONTE near, close by. Simple, childish, doting, foolish. ¥ & a simple person. C. T30 aruchu, See vT. S. 89T arund, s. A name of the sun. 8. ©¥0RD amipa, adj. Ugly, deformed, de- faced. 2. formless, invisible. Be508e% God 2. also of his charioteer, the dawn. 3. the Imosa. is formless. EoRTTRT BF VI DFHTH colour of the dawn, dark red, or the mixture LTRTTIA . of red and black. 4. the redness of sunset. w none can see the invisible God. 2. to sy o ©Wes T)%3 the rays of the rising sun. (Se3Yy) w7 to be spoiled, deformed, &c. vanish, disappear. [ 337 dark red. ©THes F908 the sun, whose charioteer is the dawn. (S]] £9P0) e C. 3 are, s. A moiety, half. 2. a large A dlthy S% (younger brother of ©2¢3) Garudae, the king of birds, natural stone or rock. 8. a closet or room. ODFEBLBD gunrise. VDERRLRY g 1'uby, [S] 4. a slap, stroke. Z'flay b Bosvow (red water) blood. C. ®3B are, v. a. To pound, to grind on a Saffron. C. ©TID arudu, See wooo. slab. BT RO g ghed 0 2. fig. to oppress. mullar or stone for grinding on a slab. 3. A. C. 9Ty, WTIR> arupu, aruhu, See ©0%) and ¥TOE under ©0. to slap. 4. to conceal one’s self. l s, The 0. ©T207B arubugddu, See BB, A. C. ©T are, v.n. To be defaced. T. B. 930200 arubuda, See ©wrs. c. 03T L, are-kattu, v. a. To offend. s. calamys bang. T. B. 00003, ©03w3d arubita, BSS,' g‘”d 0. ©BTo D are-kdni, s, Thehundred and ity & arubhitta, See om 2. twenty eighth part. 1\10)‘- b H. ¥R APTS5oN arumdsi-phara- C. ©3859T arekira, s. A cultivator, one MASL, See BTIPNN, &c. who receives half of the produce of the land ¥ the A. C. 9823 arume, s. A kiss. which he tills. 7,0 ¥ely ¢ C. @635\@7\}53 arumoganu, s. Kumdra- C. &BT2> are-kdlu, s. The eighth part. d o the swamy, the son of Skiva, with six faces. e 379 B, the eighth part of a seer. TOFeRSYS Shiva. c. ©3F areke, 5. A moiety, half. o of° - . W0 arulu, s. Division. et INB C. ©@BAREDL are-gantu, s. A loose knot. to divide. 2. mud, clay. adj. muddy. (5] { edfiz) BRSTRT AR Ve A. €. OBRBDIIRTT> are-gadeya- U7 to become muddy. to stick in the mud. v A% a muddy na-mosaru, s. Half churned buttermilk. : i s paddy field. ©%ew £, the paunch. C. WBRED are-gannu, s, Purblind eyes. 3 Se\'efedl C. ToDTos arulu-marulu, See eyes half shut. 2. oblique sight, a leer. (=] Dy FoTo%, B ey, Seckd Swed to leer, look obliquely. C. 890308 aruvanda, s. Pretended know- s (o 0. ¥BR0BA are-gundige, s. Cowardice, ledge. ATy, FYOINT FUEE, (STS0BY B ¢ TReRA EAPYA) faint-heartedness, timidity. why do you pretend to know a business of to act cowardly. ife Of\‘a' \ "flsishffly which you are incapable ? C. ©BRIQ areguli, s. A temporary bath o 0% C. VT aruvdly, s. A sickle. used by lying in women 81 L — s 333 eOSF (<] 93293 are =)@, adj. Half caste, mon- R to be without appetite, to be loathing et grel, not of pure descent Bw? 80T InD to make food savoury LA C. ©33 areda, adj. Pounded, ground. See T. B. ©93WeAR ardsige, See wdaud thtdg) 3 S. 9T arka, s. The sun 2. a crystal Jeitions C @‘5’5%’3 are-nudi, s. Indistinct utter- 3. the 2% tree, swallow wort, asclepias gi- at. 8 p‘a ance, a word not fully pronounced o ~ gantea 4, copper a name of Indra. ® s [ C. 983005 are-nerilu, s, A shadow F7 %0t the sun and moon ¥FFI8 Sun- U3 day ©oFrR, VTR the son of the sun C. ®5§@°&3 are-nota, s. A leer, a side P ;u{i‘/ glance VFFBoBT g red hard kind of wood. ®¥radcw of Dhary a cloth made of bark EFRFWOR OBRFTHF C. ©3on are-pdlu, s. Half. ©3wen [SEdar o] honsa 3, &8 Feww7T g partner in business names of Buddha BFEFVHF the mlfary 2% Jeaf, a kind of birthwort, aristolochia gll. § C. ®¥3T23 arebare, adj. Incomplete, not Indica. perfect 0 pas Vet C. BTV arkdru, See 8ow 0. 938 are-bévu, A species of Mar ltfer of ter o gosa ©FOT Y arkdvali s. The letter © o § 3 C. 93353 are-mare, s. Distrust, suspici- C. ©oe arki, s Cryin 8 Th on, doubt, reserve, want of confidence, shy- 0. 9T arke, s. Half, moiety 9 ness VBIT a3 without reserve, &c &3 8. ®R=Y argala, s. A wooden bolt or pin . 93 SoB@B»n to be reserved, shy, distant, &c S for fastening a door 2. impediment, hin- v 0le 53» FoJBRENT BTFTB? Re¥ BB make your- drance, restraint 3 el 2 ITHT JI (WY e Bl self at home in my house “A'wm 8. Ve arglm, adj. Cheap. s. Price, cost BB do not be reserved with me 088 2. a mode of worship C. 33 are-mei, s, A slight inclination fial, ¢ half inclined S @WSE‘ ar J]L Y&, adj. Venerable, deserv- Fodo ing worship s. A respectful oblation, as ik A. C. B0 are-yattu, v. a. Toover- rice, sacred grass, flowers, &c Sk zh"bézs take, to catch A FoFonreh LB to honor, as a great man, by 0, &g VU A. C. OBSVITVIASH arevdnisa-vage- giving a present, washing the feet, and giv ing water to wash the mouth qCu Y@, s. One of the names of Virabhadra, son of Shiva, half man and half lion. 0r 8. 23 F archaka, s A priest, one who officiates in temples and at sacrifices OB A. 0. 9BV are-virt, v. 2. To bloom, be 83 priesthood half blown, as a flower. .83, i: A.C. ©BJ are-vuli, adj. Incomplete, s. @z3=3 archane, s Adoration, worship Wt Vw0 to worship ©%rSR © J the things imperfect (Y Vv prepared for worship C. 3D are-vetta, s. A low hill, rising Tomy o “ a ground, a hillock S. QSEJE'N% archissu, s. A flame 8 Y ray of light, radiance ©3rs,8 the wife of A.C. ©TIT, OIS are-vere, are-pe- Agni, or his city % 7€, s. The half moon W%, C. ©eF>e archu, See v, C. Q/'@Q&SJ aretu, s. A slight blow e, r o C. ®LOT 8 arjdti, See viwes, C. 69'8 arew, s. Pounce used in writing G T.B “ S OBWRA g €2DE 0> arjdi, s. A bad tempered Wity A ardga, s. Health. woman See Twerod What 4 person in health. £ ©B0e0e3 T, €303, ¥ oeafi ) H. 3= arji, s. Anaddress, petition, repre- ) t‘ sentation Z?Ja%% F ardchaka, arochi, ardchika VRF wBDBW to write a petition 'Ut{ VBT WT PP to write a petition on one’s b ardchike, adj. Insipid, tasteless, unsavoury, own account VAF W to enter an action i Joathsome s. Aversion to food, loss of appe- ©ur ZF 3F Sa= a proper action for a law 40 Iy tite e©BRLERY, LTREIT oD (ST IS 2o A suit LR YAF TRB to give in a petition L 8 b, [ rota .- oathing, = 83 TOFEFray S money answers all a verbal or personal complaint, petition. savowry, ol things. ©37 %3, M on account of, & FIWRFEF ®F IR® to make a petition in person. olagi?, \ 23R a mace bearer. 2. one who takes in T <+ A 2083 he came on account of that busi- petitions to a king, &c. €= rIedg complain- ness. 4 cystl, ant, a plaintiff, one who petitions. asclepias gi S. @Cfl&‘fi arthane, s. Entreaty, asking, of Indra, ¥ ©hrEs beggary. 8. BereTF afjulca, s. A courtezan. begging. &&F a beggar. SFFI0 Sipe ©BFD to beg, entreat, ask. ©TuHF, VTHEE S. ©aP=3 arjuna, s. The third son of n of the sun, a beggar of food. Pdndu, and friend of Krishna, and brother ol wr of Dharmardya. 2. the name of aking with s. ©B=R3 artha-pati, s. Kubéra, the ) e a thousand arms. [l 3. aname common to the god of wealth. c;‘i 1] the b military tribe. 4. white; whiteness. 8. YT R Tooy arthdrtha-sam- avistolockia gold. 6. a kind of tree. bandha, s. Pecuniary ties. 8. T arna, s. Water. 2. (for 3eF) g 50 (&5 @&)‘c— arthi, s. A spectacle or show. 2. letter of the alphabet. o letter pomp. 3. curiosity. 4. desire, eagerness. 8. VEES arpava, [©or, and 3 holding] OAF B 5. sport, festivity, amusement, fun. s. The ocean. @ to be pleased, merry, happy. =3IOR <380 C. ©eOEQYR arpdlige s. A water spout. ohg w3 ©RF the festival affords the people 1 bolt or i C. ©Z= arta, for ©03 of €Otoknow, ©3F much amusement. OBF INB to make a fiment, b & one who knows, one who is informed. show or a joyous festival, &c. VAF T2I to amuse, make happy, as a child, &ec. CHF C. 9:93’5‘?’ artala, s, A Jangam anchorite, Price, cosh F0Fo to be merry, full of glee, glad. C. ®©8= arti, s. An amusement, a sight, fes- tival, novelty, curiosity. 2. love, fondness. A. C. =T ardudu, for O30 of ey ble, deserv ToHah wed) W oI Aha! what a sight S. @22) R arddisu, v. a. To kill, mur- hlation, 28 is the Hampe festival | ©8r=, ©ern, verxd der, hurt. 5%, PR ] Uy a person of pleasure. ot man, 1] s. ©Qs ardha, s. Half,a moiety. ©mr c. ©8e3> artiru, for ©d. See ©O. af, and g @ (a revenue term) an incomplete heap of A. C. 93553 artudu, (3rd. per. sing. neut, corn. BTPF TID, & o or + © °0¢3T Shiva, in the of ©383) It is severed, left or ceased. form of half man and half woman. Ser 3n f, 0ne o c. 3= arte, See ©3. @37 g ten stringed necklace. ©BF3F an in- o i effective charioteer unable to cope with even c. ©30=8 artole, [#3 and 345 5. The e an archer. (<] Lr 5 ey ©T) @96 an arrow with a weight of a half Rupee. o, WO crescent formed head. ©%7 T)%; purblind, © c. 93pee B artddu, [©oand £.3] v, . the mFon hemiplegia. 2. half a body. ®warong To run cautiously or circumspectly. wife. ®©D3FoR¢FaBhalf consent, half a mind, 8. ©G= artha, s. Meaning, signification. fume. & hesitation. ©TeFo8d mid-way, middle. (=] 2. money, wealth, prosperity. 3. a thing. e d TR/ I AT, ©BFom g half moon or crescent. STREFF FwdF 379 3 word of two meanings. VB FF short breeches, reaching to the ©BrYYsy, ©FFIo3W a man of property. © middle of the thigh. BT 28, midnight. Br %3 a poor man. INFFF WD Enr all ©FFdW . a. To halve, to cut or break in wishes to be accomplished. DIBF WoB on two | teml“”?j what account (or thing) are you come ? «BF OB F 0. OIT, O3 arna, arnu, s. A file. %3 to mean. 2. to give a meaning. VOIF In@ to file, e OBF Fd i[i(‘n) i 3% to interpret, tell the meaning. oD VTIF DTN C. BVIED ar-nudi, See @300, 4 pe[x ul ® a translator, an interpreter. )63 avarice, inordinate love of money. VHIFo3T C. WIWETI ar-niru, for sHswde. y o 0 i ol a commentary, 2. a complicated sense- 3 8. OZET arpaka, adj. Acceptable, agree- \ford Jif a secret meaning. VBAFBTVI, g man who able. FRTFF quite agreeable, very accept- 4 Ol has amassed wealth, ©33F% ¥3 3 a miser. able. 83 I oo 8. OTETS arpane, s. An offering. ®LF OIET arva, See v, () e@@: | o-to offer, to dedicate. ©Lrd offered, that C. OTERVB arvagddu, See S (. 8t0p) which is offered. O[T arvattu, See ©TID, (ranent B0 arbandi, s Violence. 3, rdiane . (Orty arsha, s. Hemorrhoids, piles. WosRY> arbagalu, s, Mid-day, noon. 8, devol 2. a week. T M arshina, See ©ou3, plaste, e8e arshe, for ©3E of ©T C. VT OB arbagddu, See vtwimz, §, 0% § @54@38‘@} arsha’glma, s. A bulbous T. B. @259 8 arbdta, See wirts. of Kubére root, used for the piles, &c. 8. 9200 al'bUdd, s. num. A hundred BURY) g R millions. Fzoe ©WIFT g thousand millions. 8. »xe arha, adj. Fit, worthy, proper. eV 8. W= arhana, s Worship, adora- C. 0305 arbévu, See w5 tion. 40 veg 8. 3T arbhaka, s. A child;the young 2. an idiot. 0. &89z o3, Slop) =R arlini, arldni- Qo 05 ( of any animal. g6, s. A water spout. % e, 0. ¥ & arbhdta, . Perturbation, anx- S. ®© ala, s. A sting in a serpent’s tail. o URT iety. 2. yellow orpiment. T. B. 9¢HE 8 arbhuta, See w3, R 8. ©F050TF armarike, See 6353, S. ®OTTe, ®Uozed alankarana, (ensre C. OINE B, OB armuki, armu- alankdra, s. Ornament, decoration, trin- 08 i kets, jewels. 2. beauty. 3. a rhetorical figure. N khi, 5. A vessel with six faces used by as- ©UoFeT HIBF g vain man, one who studies cetics. to adorn his person more than to furnish his Qe g L) C. TR, &93@8‘7;\’\ ar-mugulu, mind, an ignorant man. ©VoFT vsam_’y rhe- \«»//) ar-mogge, s. A bud half opened. toric. 2. a book giving an account of beauties 0}0; M) C. OB ar-mudi, s. A loose knot. 2. in men, women, &c. VYT, VUoTT IR afi{] n’ P\ fixing the tuft of hair on the side of the head. to adorn, decorate. ®VoFeT Ind Fegy to C. Sopd (<] 0. OJRER ar-moga, s. Shiva’s son adorn one’s self. ®vo#)ad ornamenting. With th o3 ornamented. LOTWoRON BwoIP g Shanwmukha, with six faces. Yo Wi woman who dresses very much, beyond her g S. ‘\‘90_\335' arya, s. Master. 2 a man of means or station. VVoFT FRBITD the fa- Loy the Vaishya or third Hindu tribe. 3. a ther-in-law making a present to the bride- b &y & mountain. groom, for good luck, upon his receiving in Ty (g S. OGS0 S> aryama, s. The sun. marriage the bride, with household uten- 0 8y, sils, &ec. wevE B8R arldnige, s. A water spout. fresa), C. e arlu, See ©TVw. and B, A. 0. ®EOFDsE 0 alankarmina, s, A 0, e wenTRoens arlu-marlu, Sce ©3w sluggard. Aoy BN C. ®UOR alanga, s. A rampart. ©vors ot We c. ©B= arle, s. Blame, censure, disrespect, Iy T8, to construct a rampart. ©woRSd, g eSF reproach. OSFRY, VSFI3 ahuse. vuondo B2 to ascend a rampart, ©eond flllm ! %%k the rampart wall. B3 falsehood. wmqsodomfi:d? 3¢S BSF Bed ey VIF LR3I 30D do not blame her unjustly. S. C‘Se)o‘:;nzsv a-langhya, adj. Inviolable, 8, 8 Vi S9N vSrw@en BagWB the whole of her impassable. g Uig) family is disgraced. vdr I to disgrace. C. ®oezy alanchu, v.a. To teaze, dis- Then et tress. 2. to humble, subdue. C. @ég?% arléki, s. A poor person, beg- 1‘3‘ L&d f gar ©Ir ¥R beggars. 8. ®ooxT almzjara, s. An earthen water ( y 3 G @éd@ec 53@3@@? arlo-marld, See © jar A(‘n, BRI NTOR, C. ®08, ol alanti, alantike, s 8. LT arva, adj. Inferior, low. s. A horse. LE Fatigue, weariness. Uiy 84 OVo OVTF c. ®ooT alampa, s. Red. A, C. BooteF alaricha,' s. Bramha, as e Yowmy, C. ®ooyy, oo alumpu, alambu, s sprung from a lotus. Vil Saraswati. 13) Ornament, decoration. 2. neatness, finesse. c. ©3> alaru, v n. To blossom or open, s, plles, 3. radiance, lustre. 4. weariness, annoyance. as a flower. 2. to be attached to, to be fond 5. devotion, piety, affection, zeal. 6. joy, of. 3. to wander, roam. ©UOT to make pleasure. ©®wos.T wearied, annoyed. ) blossom, &c. . A bulbous 8. ©o%T alaka, s. A ringlet. 2. the city A. C. T alaru, s A flower. 2. alotus. of Kubéra, the god of wealth, called also ©UBFUD an opened flower. ewuBgFrodo %aoi;)\ SUFYD gnd wuFeIE8. ¥o Tep ¥o Few¢InmOm it (the garden) was hy, propet c. ®oFB alakade, s. Fatigue, weariness, beautiful, with open flowers, and green and rshp, adoe YuEBaem to be wearied. SUTE TR, VT ripe fruits. 8. [See *¥™| wind, air. BowL R ¥ to weary, to fatigue. a refreshing breeze. W0 VYD g hot wind. 1 iy S. @@i alakta, s. A sort of sealing wax. A.C @@d.fi\“fiofla% 35 alaru-gane-an- 2. lac. nanu, s Bramhé, the elder brother of 8. CURTE alagarda, s. A water snake. Cupid. rpent’s il C. WORI0 alagaliyu, v. a. To revile, A. C. ®UTBOIR r{@a alaru-ganni, s. A woman ke censure, reproach. with lotus-like eyes. ration, C. WURIBRL wlagddisu, v. a. To shake. A.C. YT BROT), Vet Bezoy ala- orical figu C. VYRS alagu, v. a. To shake, to make ru-jompu, alarurjompu, s. A nosegay, yvho studié a bunch of flowers. quiver, as the voice in singing, &c. furmish b C. ¥UR> alagu, See vwro. A. 0. T3 alaruni, s. The black bee, 5y thee C. ey alachalu, s. Weariness, vexa- feeding on flowers. 2. a serpent, living on of eanties air. Bt S% R0 Vishnu, reposing on a jod 3% ation, annoyance, distress. serpent. BUBDAIRD Garuda, the enemy of ¥ B TRY; 200 ] C. ®0e3> alachu, v. a. Toshake, as water serpents. BUDEINT Ganésha, girt with a nenting: ¢ with the hand. snake. 5 ! VeDAITRD Shiva, having a serpent P40 i c. 8T, 3R alatike, alatige, s for his bowstring. i‘ i} ¥ Deyond : A colouring for the teeth. A. C. ©UT>BweSed alzru-dirana, s 30 thefl A festoon of flowers put over door ways, &c. C. 0oBonTo alatu-baru, [of ©8] v n. the bl To come fatigued or wearied. at festival seasons. ging A. C. ©TXRY I alaru-villanu, s. Cu- fold ute c. ©oB alada, [ of ©] adj. Wearied, dis- tressed. pid, with a bow made of flowers. A.Cc. 08BN alarerige, s The large iy 1.4 C. fi‘)é’)l@ alapu, v. a. To distress, weary, annoy. ©3 5fiomgdfifiafififi)fi®? Cfi'\)fig)j it 1s black bee. not well to distress a man that is much fa- . ©oFE alarka, s. A maddog. 2. the it tigued. ¥ #3TS, U8 why do you annoy swallow wort. them? s. Distress, weariness, vexation, A. C. HYRE TSR alar-gazzeya, s. Cu- o C. ®e2n alabu, See www. pid. 2. Shiva. 8. og a-labhya, adj. Unexpected, ol A0 @@7'&'% alar-ganpa, s. Vishnu, casual. ©uBiadern unexpected fortune. ©& with a lotus-like eye. W03 what is with difficulty acquired, un- A. C. €we3E alarchu, v.n. Toblow, as ) dl’."' looked for gain. a flower. C. o0 alayu, See ©Sw». A.C. ©oTe alarda, adj. Blossomed, blown; ) it A. C. ®ydoayy alar-ambu, s. An arrow dilated, expanded. of flowers. 2. Cupid with an arrow of A. C. OUTE B alardudu, (3:dper.sing. ey # flowers, neut, of &™) It blossomed. 9o U TARCF 5, 9030 A. C. WOTVReE 3o alar-dérana, See © A. C. ¥ alavu, s. Fatigue, weariness, VBBRLTBeH. a forehea pain. A. C. VOYTD, WUJED alar-pudi, a- c. o) alavu-balavu, s Power. 5, B9R0 lar-vudi, s. The farina or pollen of flowers. 0. ©0dR, ©u3F alasike, alashike, ith lg A. C. o3PV alar-pode, s. Vishuu, S Fatigue, weariness, exhaustion, lassitude. 0, 8 having a lotus navel. BONEERR, VVUFE TR to be tired, feel weary. et aspe VUUR 370N %f’»@g) to recruit, to recover one’s 1.0, 691 A. C. BUIEBT., @@7’\’@:—“653:8 alar- self from fatigue, to rest one’s self, ©V¥3 0, 980 bidisu, alar-goi-yu, v.a. To gather fatigued, wearied. flowers. strength, A s. ©ux alasa, adj. Lazy, idle, slow, neg- Wi 3y A. 0. ®u3xd RN alar-mallige, ligent, indolent. blown jasmin. YOz inactivity, idleness, et 50.1 laziness. VI g sloth, a sluggard. ( ouvg 0 8l A. C. ®320ED alar-mudi s. A bunch of flowers with which a woman’s hair is c. ©oRod alasandi, s. A species of pulse, ate tend Dolichos catiang, Lin, ©0%obws¥ this pulse o Qo decorated. g SV ol split. any thiy A. 0. WUBRER alar-moga, s. An open, 0. ®UX> alasu, v. a. To shake or agitate, smiling countenance. 2. a lotus-like face. G, g as a cloth in water, &c. v. . to be tired, Eo7 A. . e 3 alar-vakki, s. Thelarge wearied, fatigued, vexed, or teazed. ©VN¥ black bee. 2. the black Indian cuckoo. weariness. Sywn®d the body is wearied. uny VU VY A. €. ®UTETY Y alar-vakkula, [t b VUTRR0oB IR to seem weary. beagit and 3w¥y¥] s, Vishnu, having a lotus navel. AR IR0 to loiter, to be slow. ©v%? fatigue. To sl 2. wandering. LURRFT g sluggard. YUy ) A. 0. VOTEB,R, WUITAR alar-vat- iug, gy tiga, alar-vadiga, s. A forist. s. g a-Zak_siLya, s. Contempt, disre- 0, Bu3R: A. C. ®OD=E3, alar-vatte, s gard, indifference, negligence. adj. unim- e3 The sky, portant, trivial, of no moment or consequence. o, or region of wind. VVEs InB) to disregard, neglect, despise, Aoy, A. 0. ®UTED alar-vadi, s. . The swan, slight. ©o g3 depreciated, undervalued. it as resorting where lotuses abound. S. ©ogz ™ a-lakshana, adj. Unfortunate, Doint g ) A. C. VOB, OVl N, OOTOE D unsuccessful. ¢ o alar-vase, alar-vise, alar-vishi, s S. VUZ a-lakshma, s. Misfortune, mi- y /}If‘ux § A seat or bed of flowers for auspicious occa- sery. 0 Oyt sions. c. ®o» ald, interj. of wonder. late A. 0. ®OIE alarvu, adj. Terrific, terri- 8. ©e98 aldta, s. A firebrand. 2. char- A( tfl\q}\ fying. coal. ©o335F) the ring formed by swing- L0 A.C. UBpTBD> alar-vodeya, s. Vish- ing round a firebrand. e nu, the lotus-bellied. S. ©wova aldbu, s. Along gourd, Cucur- 0 by, bita lagenaris. H. 900 58mee, Weododvan alalaki- W“‘#{ [ H. 9020000, ®ev&d aldida, ald- shobu, alalakisdbu, s. Pay given before- Wifh Wi hand, money paid in advance. ®ov%zse0 Re hida, adj. Distinct, apart, separate. ©o3 ““\‘Gj 2 to give in advance. (&g STIIND), VS2NTERAD to put separately. R c. ¥o3dF alavalike, s. Longing. oD Fnd FwEd to do separately one’s self. Tyan s. o338 alava-kshudhe, s, Exces- H. ©090000¢>0) aldi-baldi, s. An em- ) mud sive hunger. brace. VLR VIR Id #vago to embrace. Uty C. VYZOT alavdke, s. Loquacity. 2.pom- ok 3:9@, @@653) ali, aliyu, See ©9. pousness. s. 0O ali, See ve. gy C. ST alavike, s Lassitude, fatigue, s. 00T alinda, s. The open space, yard weariness. % or terrace before a house. 86 WOF @Q)Q) s. 0% alika, s. The forehead. ¥owzv= T 03, IR edawd how many days shall T 08, Weariny a forehead covered with ringlets. go backwards and forwards to your house? © Dy 8. Porer I g):éfs (33% IR LI 6‘&1’&(?’%3}03 he is con- S. &9@530‘:—3*@5 ali-kuntale, s. A woman stantly frequenting my house. WHBY TorsT ¢, alushly with elegant black bee like ringlets. SIHBITY 0oz FOT ©L@NIT the body becomes stion, lassifude . ®ININT aligina-gida, s, Aschyno- fatigued by much travelling. B BrZ, IS B2} ived, feel wean, mene aspera. 82, wRYIBHNT their bodies are much weari- 0. ecover s A. C. ©OR alige, See BVR, ed to-day. S 3RTH WY VT VYD my ie's self, U C. 002V alimi-balimi, s. Violence, body is much fatigued. strength, power. Ty OMWWOBRTTR Swy C. ‘3-‘9é ale, s. A wave, billow. < Bwacw, , dle, sl B3I ©FT, T come, challenge him, and let ©F wBEW g wave to beat. 2. burden, annoy- civity, idensy me see your strength. ance. Ty S ve 8B &T I cannot bear your Jnggard C. 33288 aliru-taliru, s. A deli- annoyance. | speciesf e cate tender leaf. S. @5(&) alékha, s. A blank book. 0 o e § thi i ! S 3—.‘2@35 altka, s. Falsehood, untruth. 2. G. 65@333@:3 alémant, s A Buropean dra- any thing displeasing. 2. a German. Lat. Alemauni. See shake o gt goon. ol i C. BT, LR, 6‘@37@8@3, e9003F), Ainsworth in loco. adj. European. ©3:&» eS0RY aluku, alugu, alugyddu, e9eSy 2 #8 a Buropean or dragoon sword. I tea%ed. .E;':"! ST DTIR g body 15 W& alunku, alungu, v, n. To shake, quake, J»2¢w0 a Europe knife. 0 ETo, VWA ¢, . weary. ¥ oY be agitated, or moved. rupee worth fifteen fanams To shake or move. i dl VTR B immovable. H. 2032 alkdbu, s. A title. @U?%'ZA\) foex ] 90 RON T shak- g BRLD to be tight or fast. APERAN Tod ing, moving. 0, VYUYW B to put a title. T to write one’s title. (o | C. WA alugu, s. The blade of a knife, 1% qd, A. C. &> altu, adv. Not. S interrog. sword, &c. 2. the point of a spear, dart, or | (0 arrow. is it not ? 83 is it not this? ©BY, is it not pa’s\ SRBNYLET LTRSS AV SBFD neglt’ft: J that? ©=3w, is it not he P ¥SFW, is it not T8 Z your speech pierces my mind like the mder‘»‘ifl“fd' she? IwF, LIPS RoBIY, is it not nomi- point of a spear. ¢ Unforfuns nally that she has but one hushand? =:e=F C. VR, EerRwea® alugdji, alu- 698,88 are not the great ones prophets ? 2 gyu, s. A pipe or whistle. SFEaY ¥, are not these (friends like) two urtune, 0. ©©2529%> aluchi-bidt, v. a. To shake, arms ? ©E,3 to deny. DR BYBY, VFTeS agitate. ®rois it not what you say that he will attend lots A. C. VoY) alupu, See . to ? ©99 no, no! ol B8 g e Cl[pll, adj. Trifling, mean, slight. 2. A. C. B2, =encey alubu, qlumlm, el b ot v. @ To wash, cleanse. thin, small, little. 3. a little, few. VOV F g ) low mean fellow. Oy T g trifling mat- C. VYR, D alubu, alumu, s. A (SION] youry O ter > < meanness, rudeness, baseness. © weed. o 03 2w g field that abounds with weeds. 8,339 smallness of person. ®o, wo 8 a mean ) il Ilfly understanding, low wit. ©& %¥w=d a slight A. C. ¥ alubu, See vowy. repast. €y IS a low, mean man. L=13) ) sepirle c. 8, =BT ale, aleyu, v.n. To wan- il el o3 a few days. ©Y, IRAF a man of low, dis- 1f S der, roam, rove. 2. to be disgraced. 3. to be © ° reputable conduct. Uy o8 a short en- ately coufused, perturbed, vexed. 4. to go to ruin. gagement, a weak effort. o) RS » S mean Iy it 6. to become fatigued or wearied. 9eSaS5rd b advice. Oy ©Bwrd= g man of low descent. © t"‘ffiv@g’d; VST to he wearied, tired. ®O=v, ,;;’: fpenl® &y BoF, VORBHT the common and polite VSeYR, VSBaD, BS /D to abash, make et term for making water, ©% 32, unaspira- ashamed, disgrace. 2. to fatigue, weary, dis- ted, as a letter. (C12) BORS very small. B K tress. ©<3 the act of wandering. eI least, smallest. ol spac g, \'UTJ‘ ey 8 { p N g s interesting antics of a child. 2. great affec- Disorder C. @% alla, part of a defective verb. Not ; denies the quality or essence ; (-8g denies ex- tion. (o istence,) and is opposed to T T (VT or B c. 9 alli, adv. There. velr there (em- oM Cfo) yes. FITWR VIR yes or no P is it, or phatic.) €3§53°\%"?~’(@;g),339'< is it not where I said ? fos, ou is it not P AFSY ©FITy FT call not this man, 9B to be, or stay, there. wdadbe of that onfs, but that man. g3 or. 2. inferrog. is it not ? place. @99 here and there. vy d qus YU sell, 5,¢3 0 VI &g, DITYS1 is he not a good man P ey B)Re &3 uncommon calamities prevail here B not good, bad. ¥YTIS an enemy, a bad and there. SISRCIONEILN FUTIASD there from, doy man gt that which is unlawful or bad. is a very little fruit here and there. ©ara inylying, ©93 besides, or, but, except, else, unless. fusin, 3, R, WORYR from there to there; gradually, BTYT moreover. ©< Sy to deny. ¥y no Sir ! by degrees. Fo? TFTE, ©YriGrw S0, 8 b pury 2. is it not, “you know,” &c. 8 FUR 838y, YT wuotd from Benares to Raméshw- ol F2308g? that work is finished, you know. © ra is 360 gdvadas. €IS HR w3 WT VITGRA 10, priva ~ T 2oBIg, DI B3, S0t F¢ he has come, Wt FoZTewS his son has gradually become 0¢ 0¥ has he not? Ask him, and see what he says. wise. vwdnre «dne from there to here. 2. 5, 8303 C. &0 alla, s. Green ginger. between this and that. ©VdRw BYRW IS > e 20, B o (&3 fhe o c. €0 F allaka, See »g2. 4 % wanAS what a difference thereis &) sacte] between the price of this and that place ! S. @C‘%f allaka, s. A small covering for the &) Secres 8NN 8dmg@ to wander here and there. privities. ffysi @ with a participle denotes when, where, if, by, in; as, BRYTTY WY THe TTWTAN (@taphe T. B. €Y fiéir% 0© allakalldla, See vg, § v 04 A v TS0 (V. S»@ID furnishing with supplies both when LVl & o 'K?(fio) alla-galiyu, v. a. To re- going and coming. VI TR IRBDTH VITJ afe breg § @ fuse, reject. R 8%, 3F Inavoed if he does so, he may RV ¥ get properly punished. ¥§ is sometimes add- ' VT e N ik e:’)(%éj*g)o&i allata-pallata, See €55 ed to pronouns to give emphasis; as, ¥gI3R fuity (3} ?ei&ge). he indeed, that very person, or the man there. mi?\?ion, C. O M all(ma, s. Fringe or net work, VY TSR BEYT )y INBT he is the very man Slon, usefl for beds, saddles, &c. that did all this. It is likewise prefixed to t3ny 4 ©rwe for the same purpose; as, YFWIAR, ¥ (oK @%g\% allant, s. A water course. 2. con- LR~ o] cord of song, dance, and music. 07 lo, there ! lo, yonder ! Jounged C. U8 allade, See under ©g. (6H @?fl%fi allike, See under Zgp. § ) EW) c. & ® allari, s. Fatigue, exhaustion, bo- rngg C. @(@383@ a”i-billi, s. Dalliance, amo- iy E’l ) dily distress. 2. wandering. rous playfulness, blandishment, familiarity, §, o2, VTR c. @ & allald, interj. of surprise. reciprocal fondness. [S) (e:) zbgg) JINB to caress, SRT NoB HBoBTI iy fondle. 2. to bill, as birds. 8 [ (IS c. esce‘)oe)coozs), @:@(:Y))zéa allallddu, alld- ;‘T du, ». n. To shake, be loose, wave, move, be T, VPUYERATE S what dalliance there is between a disaffected husband and wife ? S} agitated, oscillate, pendulate, or vibrate. & QUR Y BRTIEY ©9NY InBIY the tat- RAON ' V) o3 b, ©op B yibration, oscillation, the act of tling woman speaks very cantingly. 0 the moving. e b to become loose, to be L3 s [ unstable. ORI R RUR BIAD his situation C. ©90F allirike, s. A kind of herb. (<] is precarious. ©eop B Joose, moveable. C. ® allu, v.a. To lace, interlace, net, [ (’f[ezfl o323 v. a. to rock, swing, move, wave, shake, knit, braid. ©9?F, @98 the act of braiding Ly WA { &c oscillate, pendulate. ©or 20D to be tight or 2. plaiting, net work, &c. £ to cause § B VR to knit, &e. WID BTeRTA T FFEBRN By fast, to be without moving. Yoo, | to knit with meshes like a net. c. ®o B allave, See under ©Y- LX\‘J‘\ I 0. &= ooR alldnige, s. A water spout. C "-"(én alle, s. The drum of the ear. § b T c. Efi@c% d;’mfig) alldra-muddu, s. The s. 6@&3@5”@@)@) alléla-kalldla, . g dh{l,}_l 88 Fffihgm s 33 3o 4 eat af Disorder, confusion, tumult to comprehend. ¥IRIIFTT to be compre- irregularity adj. Confused, deranged, tumultuous (SIOVRY hended, to be understood VIRV I T there UFER I3 to be confused, tossed, tumul- 0 to understand, to comprehend twhere tuous, out of order U\,J\ »a?d, (Y TeB to 8. O3NS avagita, adj Detested re- ) o <) confuse, derange VSR suB SR TN confu- {'flbtr proached Bed sedly, irregularly, disorderly, tumultuously. 8. OTAILD ava-guna, s. An evil disposi- tles prevailier 8 o> ava@, A Sanserit prefix signifying, tion, a bad temper th from, down from, below, away from and A. 0. OSAT avaggera, adj Doubtless d there implying, Diminution or inferiority. 2. dif- certain 018} mb fusion. 3. support, resting 4. commanding 5. purifying, correcting 7 s. TR avagnye, See I, 6. priority resto B knowledge 8. disrespect 9. nourishing S. OTA R, @éJ‘o‘o’?", QdTJb‘S ava- WONTY 10. privation or separation graha, ava-grahana, avagrdiha, s radually [ C. €D, 9VT0, ava, avam, See BIH Drought, famine 2. obstacle, impediment here t0 8. ©308 avanti, s. The name of a city 3. an elephant’s forehead. 4. a word of im- 2a R4 the modern Oujein It is one of the seven precation ifferene sacred cities of the Hindus, to die at which 8. ©RT ava-ghada, s. Calamity, evil hh&\ lace 2 one of the secures eternal happiness mischief. 2. disorder, confusion 3. peril re and fhee fifty six countries enumerated by Hindu ge- danger adj. Diflicult, impracticable. ihety ographers 3. sour gruel 8 8. OTINT, VIIII ava-ghana, ava- 8. ©308F avaniika, s, A kind of deli- oth 1 gkmzane, s. Dishonour, disrespect phes b cate bread. o/ 8. O[S ava-ghdta, adj Beating, 8. ¥STT avakara, s, Dust, sweepings 25 Jgs 50, b threshing, as corn 8. 5593 avakdsha, s. Leisure, oppor- omd e Al C. 933235 avachu, See B tunity. 2. place, interval, space. 3. inter- sy 88, 8. ©Te3w avachila, s. The whiskers. rthe man mission, rest OFFINYS3 without intermis- sion 2. the beard 5 the velf OIFB InB to be deliberate, slow ©TFT Lo, BFIFBTM o have leisure wise prffllfd s. ©3% Iy avachhchhanna, adj. Un. covered, exposed. g 8. OISeces avakirna, adj Coarsely pounded. 2. thickly spread, prevailing, &c S. w3ed ;Q avachhchhinna, s. (in logic) 7ol 0 8. OSTYW,, ava-krishta, aq Expelled Afi'ecLefl by, the effect turned out Dallantt; 038 00T avachhehhédaka, s, (in 9TTed ava késha, adj. Shaven, hair- a8 ] logic) That which effects ; the cause. an less 2. barren an H. ®300e, 93 8. bsfi@ avakra, adj Not crooked. esarE % @fié: jance straight avarjd, avaryi, avarju, avarje, s, A all condensed statement, total, list. Hfld Afli 4 S. OIACT avaganda, s. A boil or pimple 7 on the face Pk fhe : é @'&ie*é’ avagnye, avagnya- i A T. B. OFRT, OSRBS> avagada, ava- te, S. D1srespect disgrace, dishonour. (i ud o7 gadeya, See ©=33. & 3 B to be disrespected, dishonoured, @3 , iptere® 8. OTR 83 ava-ganita, adj. Disregarded 2, 39 to shew disrespect aetof s. ¥3A38 ava-gata, adj. Known, under- =& avata, s. A hole in the ground stood VIREIR to become known IR 8 3308 avatita, adj. Flat-nosed. i) knowledge in general 8933835 avafu, s. The back of the neck S. VXRO®, OINOTI avagdha, ava- a. e E3eTo0d0 avalé-kdi, . A sour ve- f e el gdhana, s Bathing. 2. a bath. 3. com- getable like tamarinds ; MW{L } prehension, OINBW to dive, to hathe 2 s, RSOV avatamsd, s. An ornament 89 M b - T ) L+ 9] o3 5, 03 especially a bouquet of flowers used as such. division. 4 period, time. 5. agreement, 01 2. a crest. 3. an ear-ring. engagement. 6. conclusion, end. 7. till;as, 8. ©$ZT, WIIVO avatdra, avata- OIS 2eFR as long as he lives. I I3, 8, Gt D & = 53D * 2% to be in a great strait, to be tried. 0 + Vivy =B rana, s. Descent, especially of a deity from OIPERTY to be trying. ©TL WD g calamity of bean heaven, an incarnation, a birth. STz the to befal one. ten incarnations of Vishnaw: viz., 35353 B the fish. SJTIDR el g5 TR F e the tortoise. S. @Sfifi\@?’ avadhita, adj. Thrown, cast. @3 the boar. ISjojale) ey SSPReICR) S a naked mendicant. 0P (14 S the man-lion. 2. one who has aban- FeFTD33 the dwarf. VOB TRwTe98 Py doned all earthly desire and ease. much rashu Rdme, 20) — - S SwIe8 Raghu Rima. S (OrS) adhye, adj. Invulnerable, one Tnonea, e ~eoR > Gl av [ WVTBRHET Bala Rima. TR, S Budh. who cannot, must not, or ought not to, be N U, TOY §38T the horse. ef.d@()io; (5] IS ENICT) 5 [o] >3 killed. 2 not deserving execution. lindray to descend, become incarnate. 2 a meta- C. OII avana, (gen. of ©3) His. 8 LR [ w':\ morphosis of the gods. 3. the bank of a tank, S. oo eo— pond, sea, &c. S avana, s. Preservation, protection. stenf, 3 4. fig. the bedy, form, abili- 2. gratification. 3. satiety. TO0L, g8 ty, the reign or life of a king. 5. strength. BBVIT5BRodDR T o - it »%, TN the king’s reign 8. ©9T30DF ava-nambike, See eI, o, 8 Vol terminated to - day. Relel s rTe) Bogmé%%g S. T3 avanata, adj. Bending, stooping, tecti what form is this you have assumed, and bowed, prostrate. why ? Mlcat ©F%e8 7T ten pagodas. S. ©3Q avant, s. The earth. ©53% g king. ay th S. ®©I509T D avaz‘a’ra;fm, s. The haunt 32 =3 the people of the earth. g Ll or abode of a demon. . oV S5 avanu, (rem. dem. per. pro. mas. R i 8. OT8ecos al'at’t/?’fld, s. Passing over, sing.) He. @33y, © u@wd‘)\, e ©ITo him, ©@Jo ly transportation. Qfl&)’ofi, [ShHaTal [ (in the ancient dialect) them. to him. T. B. 38 avate, Sece o33 Do s. 9333 ava—des/w, s. I\&isfortune. S. Qfi?’)"’i’;’)’rg ava-pathya, s. Violation of T LT ‘: prescribed regimen. eng e 8. ©T5°8 ava-ddia, adj. White, clean. S. he colour white. 8. O[T, OSTFHG avablrita, ava- (X0 o, S. RGO ava-ddna, See v3m3. bhritha, s. A supplementary sacrifice, to § MU/ S. ODTRT ava-diru, See ezswd. atone for any defect in a principal one that § d o\. b U] has preceded. UG8 ¥ a purifying ab- s. OTTO avadya, adj. Little. 2. mean, of i ¢, low, servile. lution made at the termination of a sacrifice, ‘( 0 3. inferior, low. JAVING Or any auspicious ceremony. 8. WTPOR, BIPOY) avadharisu, % Bl vl avad/mripu, ». n. To condescend, to at- 8. OV ava-mata, adj. Despised, spurn- W N ) tend to, hear or listen. 2. to call to remem- ed, disregarded. s. Heterodoxy. o brance. 8. I8 ava-mati, s. Aversion. & o con- pil‘iwu‘g tempt, disregard. 3. ignorance, imprudence. 8. OTHYI avadhdna, s. Anengagement, agreement. 4. me- 2. attention. 3. peace. 8. I Ter B, @aflfio(figfig ava-mar- thiyy mory. ydde, ava-mannane, s, Incivility, im- Lo : \J j S. 8533'(;'5'033 fwddfid'm', s, One skilled in politeness. (R the Védas. S. BRI ava-mdna, s. Dishonor, dis- iy ! S. @5?355’3 avadka’razze, s. Certainty. grace, disrespect, insult. ¥ITRTIe, I fl o Vo, 2. determination, resolution. S T, UIInI Fwow to be disrespected, W 8 o o 0B S, @ 5(530‘53? avadhdrya, adj. Listen- disgraced. VA, Vi ©FTSRIR to treat disrespectiully. §0 Ny ing, attentive. €352 dishonored, insulted. S. 65@ avadhi, s. Strait, extremity, cala- De [ e iy 9333053 avayava, s. A limb, a mem- mity. 2, impediment, obstacle. 3. limit, ber. § by VIDIFF having many meanings. VU 90 P (CPV Ty ®Io3Re ) s. OBABER avaydga, s, A bad sign, ing. SwaeRAe(FS INB to appear, to shew - agreeme an inauspicious omen. the face. VISR ER to see, to survey. q, | 7: Fiil:fi, & Bl 8. ORTFTI ava-shakuna, s. An inaus- b S. ©TT& avaraja, s. A younger brother. t, to be tri C. O30, 933 avari, avare, s. A kind picious omen. 0 g oy of bean. ©ITeF2W beans in the pod. e JTe S. @53@@30 N avashdttdgi, adv. Ab- 729 ghelled beans. &St BBy bean pods ruptly, unawares, suddenly. Throw, e used as a vegetable. ©=Tg 2wy hean pottage, 8. O, OSIeD, avashishta, ava- ywho hasabiz B, 0850, I, BYFIS a hean that spreads 8fié§7la, adj. Remaining, left. 150, much. &7¥=Ta hean that produces every T. B. ®%3 avashe, See next word. month. vulneratl 8. ©RT0 avashya, s. Need, urgency, ne- ght 8. OSTwey avarddha, s, Obstruction, cessity. adj. necessary, indispensable, urgent, hindrance. ution. 2. a seraglio. requisite, BN @;%"5537\ WT WF you must AN i S. @5’8\@35 cwa.ro'ha, s. Alighting, de- come. A BRI TRt do you at all re- scent, passing from or over. 2. a pendant quire this? ©335 52 T8I I have surely I o root, as of the banyan, 3. descending in the become propitious. efi;fl%a’omai\fegi B Q what, gamut. in the regular course of things, must be en- | dured, 8. ©Zvo3 avalambane, s. Asylum, pro- i} A. C. OSTR avasanige, s. A ladder. tection. 2. depending, hanging down. 2. ap- plication of mind. VTV to take hold of S. ® B D avasatha, s. A college, a school. Vi 2. a habitation. any thing. 4. to depend on a thing or per- 3. a village. tlh s0n. &2&3 Fnd VT ~ o ° to concur in opi- 8. ©ODVT avasara, s. Opportunity, occa- nion with another. AN BHRTTVoWIBoBD e per pr I o sion. 2. necessity. 3. urgency. 4. hurry, Jum ) [Shpdel @@t by whom are you supported ? 33 85‘5.4 flurry. ©FTT B3 do not be flurried. o7 VIvowTnhon B30T ¥ I must live by your SRBTTE FRNFTITTIRVONR 1o business patronage. VIVeDE protected, cherished. - [&] can succeed that is hurried. VTTIT FUT yr- 8, \m'x Il Tedg BEW0 z.’ié)od:ar—d@ozwaw:ai the king is gent business. TYFZT great urgeney. ©ITI endowed with courage. T3 a servant or attendant always in readi- C. £ avala]t/ci, See ®Tw. ness for urgent business. OIAN g teazer, a Hhritn, 0 dunner. LIXCE 8. ORURY avalagna, s. The waist. 5 S0 S T TR SereSe iy S @ do not spoil the work by too great haste. 8. DU avalaya, s. Irregular beating ipil fllv!f of time. S. @;J)FT'D;S (HJ((S{Z/}ZQ, s. Conclusion, ter- " P S. N ov o0~ mination, end, cessation. 2. death. 8. boun- vZ avalaksha, [ priv. 37 white] 0 ora dary, limit. 4. (in gramr.) the disjunction s. Blackness. adj. Black. of letters, the end of a word. VITT FTow 1k t“ it 8. ¥Jwz ™ ava-lakshana, adj. Deform- the period of dissolution, BRINRBIToS Despie ed. 2. incorvect. 3 unclean. 8. An inaus- there is an end to life. | picious sign, a bad omen. S @55?@30—53 az*asa’ya, s. End, conclu~ jersiv: <@ S i e 8. 5395 avaliptate, Pride, arro- sion. 2. completion. 3. certainty, 06, I gance. T.B @;Sfi avase, Sep vEnTE. 2 L 22 ; PN Qv iy, S. @35\:“37’:9) ava-l{le, s Ease, facility. S. 69;5*’), €9 asthe, avaste, s, LS -3 C. 2T avalu, s. Paddy moistened, dried, State, condition. ROLF 3% the five states of FARIST) roasted, and beaten into wafers in a mortar. life; as, LY otk ™ e o childhood, FIIRTIY 2 8. Q‘Jfi@ol}o avaJupta, adj. Full, complete. youth, o5o8Ts3 [5) manhood, FBFFs 2 old Y 8. 855'@33;3 avalépa, s. Pride. age, Ewhled Qo0 r“j 0] the article of death. 2 cir- cumstances, situation. 3. trial, difficulty, 1% S. @‘9‘36355 ava-lépana, s, Smearing, (5] straits. E® to suffer distress. ©Fg 9g anointing. ¥ to come into straits or distress. ©S3 DD ‘f). i L 5. OB ava-lokane, s, Jin Sight, see- to distress. flf&llflu}" 91 BT oI S. @fix‘gegjs ava—/w’]ane, 8. Disrespect’ C. ©Re3> avichu, See T, 0, 6368 b us disregard, neglect, contempt, ridicule. (p Uil S. 9¢ed 3 @:é’bifi)gc’) avichhehhinna, C. OSYRIACGT avalasara-gandha- Foruanyy avichhchhéda, ad lj. Indivisible, insepara- ka, s. A superior kind of brimstone. § ¢ o : I | ble, unfailing, imperishable. 5 ) ON0T C. BTLATY, @5‘%&*535{3?3 avali-ja- S. ONTWRT, WV avidisa, avi- Jaret, oy vali, avali-makkalu, s. Twins. marisa, s. Ewe's milk. o A Vil o W) C. O3Y> avalu, rem. dem. Jem. pro. She. ©3¥ hers. ©FFI her. S, 3933'6'38 a-vidye, s. TIlliterateness, igno- dedi;ahle rance. 8. ®=9033, ©=003) avdntara, avdn- nercto S. QD avidhi, s. Misfortune, trial, cala- Bfcive v tra, s. Alarm, consternation, dread, public mity. 2. transgression. adj. Illegal. o Py I I fear, confusion, noise. 2. foreign invasion, [ < = ¥ adj. Included, subordinate. ©J2083 RB S. @Qfiooi a-vimukta, s. Benares. PIRYY [\ ) U minor distinction, species, a subdivision of a C. O aviyu, . a. To hide, conceal, U, ad [ put close together. 2. to come to a head, § general term. FFI203) the dread of robbers. h \/t«h,;“;, HoweBBe08) the dread rumour of the Pinda- suppurate, burst, break. 3. to knock against. tem | ries. 9720838 B alarm to arise. 9332083 VINGRoTFR oBDD BB put them close to fher wi ®® a troublesome man. BT08TAOT &od one another. 2TIT,; VISR T what oo o) wE AW JewwItY from alarm the roads are occasion have you to knock against him? © La unfrequented. Boeyy VDT 00T BT F2eIT as the boil G, &3 & [SEYeeIA 8. ©TR,IVAWRFT avdng-manas-a- has not suppurated, it is very sore. e, B unripe fruit ; or, fully ripe fruit. go’cham, adj. Ineffable and incomprehen- (. o ) sible. 8. 0TS awvirata, adj. Bternal, continual. W L S. ©QTw, ONTY avirala, avirala, ad. (i 8. ®zve3 al’dChi, s. The southern point. f Close, thickset. 0 ft 8. ©59e%o avdchya, adj. Not fit to be AC o CRWLY uttered, unspeakable, obscene. 8. ool avilambane, s Rapidity, swiftness. ©dwows rapid, swift, expeditious. Srmg H, 5950 avcéju, s. News, report, rumour. fllldjum 2. sound, noise, report, as of a gun, &c. S. @Qfleg a-vivéka, s. Absence of discri- [ (Y 3 ¢ mination, ignorance. 2. indiscretion, impru- H. 95900 avdi, s. Report, rumour. 2 biy uproar, confusion, bustle. 3. alarm, conster- dence, folly. ¥ nation. S. DT g-vishvdsa, s. Unbelief, b &ig O BT to make an uproar, to excite an alarm. SRTUTON TOTe0N PRoB3 S. E:‘Ji)fi@@?fi avisédha, s. Ewe’s milk. Toten NTVBS TN aaéfladm TEOTIOWN FRY WEITD im?t?tenc S. ®2%T a-vihita, adj. Improper, unfit, §, @ if I can get through the first bustle, the unsuitable. R JJ N second may be managed somehow or other. RE-N] ¥ 8. ©{eT a-vira, s, A woman who has nei- eI T, a report to arise. VI T, to g, ther child nor husband. be in a state of alarm. OTAW7RT, T h (g 2B»¢3 an alarmist. C. &), OJYRY> avu, avugalu, pro. g rem. neut. plu. They. ©23 those and these. C. ¥=59T avdra, s. The proximate bank »,wah ©33¢ those (emphatic.) ©Sk FRBAYYA 0TS §, %3 or shore. Vi those very horses are come here. ©3%all S. ©D avi, s The sun. 2. a mountain. 3 § M :ci‘,a( of them. ©37,, ©IF3 how much, (or how a sheep. 4., a woman in her courses. f many) are they ? @;;e:’. 3 Sadweg raaréja'i these are : .3: T. B. OOAB avigada, [© priv. 2% con- as much (or many) as those. ©Z3I%); how Uiy 0 trariety | adj. Right, proper. much (or many) are those, and how much, h’hfl necl 8. e90eFoTTH a-vichdrane, s. Negligence, (or many) are these? ©3¢? why they? ©a% \ \/0;”? want of inquiry. 2. rashness. @590 g per- & ¢ what are those, and what are these? &y g son destitute of consideration or reflection. [ @3 those are they, those indeed, those G Y OMNFOZ dSF D prejudice, a rash conclusion. very ones, 80 Al 92 e 933)0 BN c. o>, JTo avunku, avulku, See C. 9% 0.5.)), 30 ‘o@"“o, 9P T TWhelbing W2 or B ashiyu, asheyu, ashddu, ashidddu, For many words written with ©3 Secunder®. See BN ihle, nsepane S 630358 avédya, adj. Unknown. S. 30R 30 ashiraskanu, (headless) s. S @35{8'0‘ avyalafa, adj. Indistinct, inap- The moon descending node, Kétu, reckon- dilan, parent, invisible, imperceptible ed as the ninth planet. S. 89330093 avyaya, s. A deity. 2. an in- S. ©3¢8 ashiti, num. Eighty. Tateness, 1 declinable word, as adverb, conjunction, or C. 9750200 ashumbu, See ©zow. interjection ; a particle B ¥ 0I5 BW g OB &) Ty D S. ©3583 a-shuchi, adj. TUnclean e, trid defective verb adj imperishable g, uncleanness. , Tl %953 an immaterial or indestructible nature. S. ‘2»32'5 a-shuddha, adj. Impure, un- Benaes S. ©303%8 avyavahita, adj. Contig- clean 's. Ordure. ©%8 impurity, unclean- ) hide, oot uous, adjoining. S ness. ome 10 & i 508 8;’)@8 avydpya-vritti, s. A S. 0 knock term in logic, signifying partial existence, ei- 2383 a-shubha, adj, Inauspicious. s. fiem et ther with regard to place or time Inauspiciousness T. B. - 4 Tl 30 a-shedde, See ©33, 3{& avva, avve, s. A mother o108t [ I8! },l 2. a grandmother. 3. an old woman. S. Q«‘a%J\ a-shésha, adj. Entire, all, whole. Wi 38 LIe C. BN ashéset, interj of applause, c. bfiosaiog Shp) 3 avvavva, avvdne, S0re, (sincere or ironical.) interj. of sur pnse. e fruif 208 avvaiya, S. ©3weT ashdka, s. The tree wvaria v @fic&\)\JDS Sfiogfia 2. freedom from grief. nal contl® longifolia, Lin avvamma, av vayt, s A more respectful ll, form of ©3y. S. ®3, ashma, s. A stone or rock g, &7 hail %, 3238 iron. Aol @5S%9r\,~) avvalisu, ». . To rise s Rap 8. ©%,08 ashmanta, s. A fire place. 2. spring, or jump up @OTSE{SQ? e standing ft, expel [V and jumpin death. 3. a field, a plain. nce Of d C. 930005 avvdru, [ s, Concu- 8. ®9,A5E, &3 63@\3 ashma-gar- otion, 1P" bines in a seraglio bha, ashma-yoni, s. An emerald. S. €97%.,0 66533 ~z> 3 ashmara, S. 93T a—sizafita, adj. Weak, unable, im- -3’ el potent 2. sick (SRR The disease of ©3% 8 weakness, as/zmm YU, as]wmra S5 Fiyves i Impotence, incapacity ©335 impossible the gravel 8. ©33 ashana, s Food, boiled rice. (SF ) mpl‘OPPr:l‘ / 3>) ashru, s. A tear. S F8L, ©TTY a glutton. EBIDF g beg(rdr S. @30 a-shraddhe, s. Negligence, care- of food. ©3REF, ¥ITBF0 one who is chief- o} lessness, indifference, slight, contempt, inat- ly concerned about his appetite, one who suf- tention fers from lack of food ¥¥I9ed hunger. (S5 8. ©3%2)08 ashrdnta, adj Eternal, con- pigtls S huno‘l) ©JTI fasting tinual st O 8. @‘233 dS}Ml?ll, s. Indra’s thunderbolt - ¢ 20T bfljfiufi‘ 8. ¥ a shrdvya, adj. Inharmoni- 9TVET D0, TV ous, not fit to be heard 101 '&.@ 05 a-sharira-vdkku, -sharira- mllfh S. t‘DJ ashri, s. The edge of a sword. 2 vdani, -sharirdkti, s. An oracle a voice an angle, the corner of a room or house. from heaven, the speech of an invisible being. S. % ew ashlila, s . Rustic language, 2. ol bor & DR S. ©IVD a-shariri, s, A spirit. 2. the Improper or bad language, abuse i they sky. adj. Incorporeal 8. ©3 ashwa S A horse L%’Szi'ou a Jat @ e C. 73, ° ashashi, ashi, interj. of groom ©3.38 the king of horses ; the Delhi 1008 ol disgust, dissent disagreement, &c. dynasty ¥y 0Fe the disposition, temper 93 CEs! @5‘33-‘6-’ ed Pl [enh) 3y ) o or marks of a horse. ©3s T0F knowledge of ing for food from strangers. [32) &%53:& i i « the marks of a horse, denoting its good or BroF™ heing disgraced in a learned assem- OF price 7 bad qualities and habits, or the act of trying bl J L) IEDRT suffering poverty. them. p":de. gf [ S. e ,500R ashia-kdnga, s. A board 8. ©Teos ashwa-karna, s. A timber or cloth with eight divisions for playing chess. Ji tree, Shorea robusta or saul. 8. @33, 599 ashta-tdla, s. A mode or P me:xsui*e in music. ot it h 0, S. @%Og Ro®Q ashwa-gandhi, s, A per- fame, physalis flexuosa. Q o 8. @3, 09 ashta-dala, s. The lotus Vi < S. @f‘a’og?\ ¢S ashwa-griva, s. The name with eight petals. s K of a demon slain by Vishnw in the fish-in- DR ord 6 carnation. 8. &1 b%a% ashta-dikku, s, The eight " 2. an incarnation of Vishnu with a horse’s head, points of the compass ; as, SoRB east, BN by hon south east, 8= south, 5358 south west, = Sl \:LJ\‘ W W 8. Q—D"ZOSC% ashwaltha, s. The sacred fig 0 west, F30035 north west, W37 north, T4z north east. 3 erident tree, ficus religiosa. ©x 0¥ 0T the regents of the § o - AV eight points of the compass. ©3,B7&NH & 8. @%&@%} 2> aslwatthdma, s. The name E‘\flf\ of a saint and warrior, the son of Dréna. the elephants supporting the earth at each pfi‘ oo point of the compass. § h \./Ml 8. 97 535033\ ashwa-mekishi, A mare. ©T DT averse as the horse and S. @fiesf;_ifljfi ashta-patrike, s. A crown. Hisht the buffalo. e B S. %3, %0 ashta-padi, (octoped) s. A S 0=, “ \9?(3353393 ashwa-mulkhi, s. A celes- verse with eight feet. 2. an animal with " Vo) tial chorister. 2. a kind of battle array. eight feet. adj. eight legged. fireheng y ‘ 8. ©730B0ey ashwa-médha, s. The sa- ) Vo) e o s. R 593> ashta-pdttu, s. A fabu- crifice of a horse. lous animal with eight legs. ity fhe romg S. €933 &JB‘D&@JE‘ ashwdhi-veirya, s 8. %33 208, ashfa-pdtre, s. Bight ves- The natural antipathy between the horse sels used at a sacrifice. ey and the serpent. S S el 2\ ls s o8 ashta-pdda, s. A spider. 8. 090 ashwini, s. The first of the twen- ing i 4 2. a fabulous animal with eight legs. ty-four constellations in the moon’s path, tl gy 8. &3 R ashta-bhdga, s. Betel nub hence considered its mansions. The symbol o “ml‘i{. o (usually cut into eight parts.) of this star is a horse’s head figured by three there 6§ i N and B stars in the head of Awries. © ?fios AN two S, & .0 ashta-bhdgya, s. The \ | celestial physicians. eight requisites to the regal state; o ter- g ‘Iifi ) ritory, Womd treasury, 337 forces, S ele- titfo g S o:’.g\!@\o—g ooE 5 as]z,wciisdijane, s phants, 30503 horses, ¥3) ketasol, woaT fly- g | Dismissing a sacrificial horse to roam at will Spend brush, ©othw:¥'s palankeen. Al for a year previons to the sacrifice. s. ©8 epoddTesnd ashta-bldryd- Y10 C. ¥ Y ashaddhdla, adj. Vain, use- Ty 1] less. 2. desolate, much out of repair. 3. pafi, s. Krishna, who had eight wives. 8 | gl slighting, careless, negligent. s. injustice. S. Q‘)&')’\F SwoeR ashta-bhiéga, s. Eight § ;\ H. ©WTDe asharafi, s. A gold mohur. sources of enjoyment ; =& habitation, @*»¥ " Pt 8 . bed, 37, raiment, ¥&3e jewels, %)t women, © T ashtaka, adj. Bight. ©3 =3, " O e N 0 %=, flowers, 7o% perfumes, and $ecW»Y are- eight troubles to which one is liable; viz. =% & (V1) ca nut and betel leaf. il 0 20¥T foreign travel. Wscwr Daden separa- ec=— Lo tion from one’s wife. o3 wozh S. S, =5 ashtama, adj. The eighth, an ) A %;ea’: FeFovg -, E 83F S esteemed friends coming to see you in eightl‘f})arf. q the time of trouble. W 0wL0 83 [A] % B eating 8. 9% ,300AY ashta-mangala, s. A the leavings of others. TTY, By GRS i horse with a white face, tail, mane, breast, Joving one’s enemies, T © %"u?& FRIT look. and hoofs. : “"«\".:ag 94 o > O &3 ed 3 wuw (NN oy b Lo .,.: 8. €T , 30T ashta-mada, s. Bight kinds S. @) 3 ashtddasha, num. A,lnhteen. = «35 leame (l 1 o TB S 7 The eighteen boo k S the #0% of pride; © =3 pride of food, ©IF =T o P QO X DF ~ 259 BVIF fd 5] oF, g pover pride of wealth, ©5°&3 3.2 pride of youth 73S Z. 5 A b T2 TIF, SUTBRT VRF, g :’Jdr, ERE %8 8 pride of women, dT35 33 pride of 320 BIF Z SF 3 O BIF Q nod 5 j') 29 playing e learning, v &8 pride of rank and family, =373 z 0B ;: : 3 : 3 R, T z ; DT, i (a0 oA 1 [o¥or-1 Poy oJUC) pride of person, ¥vTwegkn ST pride %) 33 :3 NDEY el S [esx) of station. TIF ) TR = S Ft -e 2 :L k) 2 TIF, BN ) e 3 [>9] TS Fe -4\ s, The o 8. 0% 5308390005 ashta-mahishiya- i)‘ St Eighteen divisions or classes of poople, U, s. Krishna's eight wives collectively ~\ W? e 0%, &2 priests, J oo military, 3% mer- ocw? Dy ashiama y 0 Th S. T\ S The eighth lunar ch Q @ nts, 3»3) artizans and labourers, %3 Vid day from the new or full moon. Jangams, FeEHT weavers, TG shepherds, outhw [l S. & 28 ashia-murtt, s. Shiva 02590 potters, ® Boe¥ smiths, braziers, ma- it \rJ sons, cal pemer and jewellers, ©7= washer as evident in the earth, water, &c SooB bharber 313 Mussulmans, 16 Yegt -.—J._J_J men, S \OF-9Y o ANAT shta-warga, s. A class of cg? 3 +0»8% foresters, men living in woods, eight principal medicaments e earthat florists, ™0 dyers, @723 sculptors, idol 8. 9%, RO ashta-vasugalu, S. [-2 NOAY REOT J%on ghoe- makers, &c. = pariahs, = 9 Eight d.emlO ods; @ %, % PRT0, D MJ (] S28 makers, curriers, &c. T, s, A v, © S. O.S"v— oA e Dl (tS/Ll‘(’]?ada, s. A fabulous eight TJ\N\, _)W\, (JC 0] )t“l] 9. Keildsa, the residence of S. 939,07 asktng(l s. Bight members ; legged animal néilllJl forehead breast, shoulders, legs, and hands. Shiva. . gold 4. a checkered board or . cloth. 8. BT AR OROR ashtdnga-yéga, s i 8 A Eight kinds of devotion & penance for oY) 35@ ashtd-vakra, s. The name of a rishi, deformed in eight members of the the removal of impurity, 03 voluntary or 3§ T supererogatory penance, 833 sitting in pecu- bod) adj. Crooked, awkward, stupid p-oJ ) a5 breath- S. ey B5oQ ashtdvadhdnt, s. A per liar postures as devotees, 2 Son W ho can attend to eight things at once. 5 AP ing in a peculiar manner through the nos- trils during the mental recitation of the it 1 Jés ashitt, s. Food meh names, or attributes of some deity, of which S ashiu, s. All, the whole, every Iy & there are several methods, (See RpTTF, TeEF (5] - thing VNG T, FRE give all you have. m and \QN%) ) w 83320 ghstraction or restrain- ] &ToT &3 » AT 2oy 333 do not take all that () & ing the organs of sense so as to be indiffer- BT, Joc is there. 2. rem. Prov. So much it ent to pain or pleasure, 33 deep meditation, R ©35 so many persons; everybedy (1t 538 keeping the mind collected, the breatl =2 [SPRNYst)] 3 < r\gr’gg [Jes10) T BT, 2erdSd I will suspended, and all natural wants reatrdmed AM\ Q""""@j—é‘) so long. give as much as you ask »3»% restraining the senses, and confining the Toril e 33%,000 50 much., ©F 3 “O%ed so far, so much. )il mind to contemplation on the true nature of o, four times as i STEEY, twice as much. E&_&w &3 spirit it yils much. (SRS TS BT w0 that is all I say - e (k9] 2 3 CL§]& mshe, s. The eightieth &3 = i 1lly & (V8] adv. Completely, altogether, wholly part 0D CWYR, BT TR o e3 o, so much for so much. i gl iy 00T = < = S. UM'\ 3ED ashtdrchane, s. The az- among all 5] “ . whilst, in the mean time i -f._e 4. than. glegute of eight daily observances for the 8. before that, prior to. e,j g = o-\v ESAR] household gods ; %S ablution, 3% <) DO Jwos, €T *3;,\ SN0 before that dressing and decorating, ©o? perfuming, ©% = Gl only so much, or so much. c—’a\gJ pst) afiffi) Do éé WUDT T &2 *—'bJ_usN T w8 f,\ if you have S0 € applying the sectarian mavk, R, putting P flowers upon them, #»% burning incense, a8 much strength, why are you thus afraid ? ©3 gl ® waving a lamp, S35 presenting an offer- or Q-w\ &V 45 ¢ not since, as, indeed, even, i g ing VT S R really, entirely, yow know, §ec Nl 1 Sigs E.,?fi{g) Qfl?&?,zfirs 7583, he'is a worthy man, is he not, ? or, you 8. ORF3I> a-samaya, adj. Unseasonable, !5‘:3'%3) [0 know. I IIR BB 25(%31‘72) T, ITHHH 8. ©R$>7T a-sama-shara, s. Cupid, hav- T mpo you have to give me ten pagodas, have you ing an odd number (five) of arrows. 8 O LY N0 not ? 8. WIDII a-samdnd, adj. Unequal, ur o s. @'363 é?ggd")a? ashieishvarya, See ® dissimilar, incomparable. 89 :’; = 1) 9 / 3, werys. 3 H. ©OXNBIDIND asamdnagirt, s. A ceil- Hubéra th j ing cloth. wrth, &, S. ffi?&fifi?j@?fi ashtdttara-pije, ©ISRIN0 T, to put up a ceiling s. Worship, consisting of the repetition of cloth. Tll consis 108 of the principal names of a deity, and 8. OBV a-samdpla, adj. Incomplete, sionls, & 9, offering a piece of the plant sacred to him unfinished. VIS, +)0% a participle. (i ‘"5&?6{% 1 after each name. o T.B. T30, efi?éofizg asaiya, asan- Iy s & s. @”&ofi%, b\”{oa)'%w? a-sankhye,asan- qya, See ©ITy. g, ¢ k]lydta , adj. Innumesrable, incalculable. A.C. %3 asara, s. Abuse, contumely. 8 ety S. ®RORE a-sangald, adj. Improper, in- C. ORTOP asardni, See ®3ooe. asenaglio apposite, inappropriate, 2. adverse. 3. de- 0 8RR ( ficient, H. ©%0), ©Aen, @R asaly, asilu, 4. irregular. ©Ton8 an untoward aighy asulu, . Original stock, principal. 2 ~circumstance. 8, B% prime cost. 3. a fair copy. 4. first sort or 8. WRoBE a-sandarbha, adj. Tneon- %, Satar class. VEOR FrB to give or lend money nected, incorrect, irrelevant, confused. dark free of interest. 2. to give for prime cost. s. OROXe asanghya, See vz (. Al 9010 ©Toen W0 the original land rents. A. C. ©&TD asakari, ». n. To pant. c. ¥XT B asavallada, adj. Inaccessible, ait i A. C. ORTY, VA asakali, asagali, distant, destitute of confidence. 2. firm, fix- 0. Rt v. a. To lose, drop, let fall. ed, immovable, impracticable. VTIYT Y 4] (A, A, [ 3 X T, B. @"m*i, ORT8 a-sakti, a-sakuti, an inaccessible mountain. eIIYT, VIIYT v N p J See ¥, AT an inaccessible man. Q‘?fisjgé?j;f%fd an in- 0.8 N C. PTA asaga, s. A washerman. 308 g accessible woman. VEIYT FY NeB an im- washerwoman. &3R8 =38 the washerman 1, s movable stone pillar. caste. oy, pe P T. B. ONDN asavasd, See 3 8. C &V -t 2 oo’ = (tor il asadu, interj. of prohibition, Q. OV o 3% asavaliyw v.n. Strength 0 poung, driving off, &c. to fail; to faint, grow weary, perish. See L, b T. B. Efi?\izg a-sadde, [©3) (2] ] s. Disdain, LTI B0, >~ = lfiiplwsm scorn, confempt. 2. negligence, inattention, s. ® AN XU 3323 a-sahdya-para, s, An MRV o carelessness. ORI F® to contemn, despise, independent person, one who does not need et} 1§ ¢ neglect, slight, trifle with. efl,qzob’o'afxda to be help. el 1 indifferent, careless, heedless, negligent, inat- b gl tentive. S. 89?5668, @'&’0668 asalya, asanhya, s. Loathsomeness, disgust, aversion, displea- bad i S. ®X8 a-salt, s. A disloyal or unchaste sure. adj. Hateful, vile, loathsome, dis- Off Ie, woman. ©T3R W8 g bastard. gusting, intolerable. VTowy VB, ©Todbd FR L] { c. Q—S?\J)Cf}\"f asadala, s. Impotence, inabili- $° to be disgusted with, to loathe, to feel an hf@ to L aversion to. ty adj. Unable, impracticable. (e it §. OTDITONS, OISIDE a-sama-na- 8. BXOGOT 0, OFVTTF a-sddhdra- By g ) yana, a-samdksha, s. Shiva with an odd na, a-sédarane, adj. Rare, not general, foy g ) number (three) of eyes. uncommon. & difficult. w0 Feokdy ) 8. XG0 a-sablya, adj. Vulgar, bad, not great learning. worthy of admission into an assembly . 8. TG a-sddh ya, adj. Unachievable. 190y S. X a-sama, adj. Unequal, odd, di- impracticable, impossible, irreparable, irre- ‘qu Verse. mediable. ©Feg SwR an incurable disease. With i 96 Whey 953 Sk . Unseasom ©F22ly™ one who cannot be controlled. ©F? 0. e9%0T, WR0RI, R0 asunky, 8 Cupld, b % impossibility. asungu, asumbu, v.n. To shake, wave, 7 . TOWS, S. OFTVRED asdv ér, s. The name of a swing, move. 2. to interfere or meddle with. adj. Unep tune. ASToTW BT dTy RSNV %’@%}”oafim if you AT o s. ©A ast, s. A sword, a scimitar. (SHlate] meddle with him he will assail you. it 5, Aol Kubéra the god of riches, and regent of the + S0gE, Ty FeB TRIFDRRE BRVOEND med- 2. he who bears a sword. dle with me, and you will then know what ) put wpaceds north. eid) g will happen to you. hell, consisting of a forest, all whose leaves are swords. ©aneT g fencer. o). ol ©2 33) a knife. S. RT3V a-sundara, adj. Ugly, de- formed, without beauty. partidple c. @?x)fieé% , AR asi-kallu, asi-gal- 18aijt, 00 IU/, s. A slab on which condiments are T. B. RN asuge, See ©3a%. adv. Quickly. ground. ®aFY) o@ T aslab and mullar. See 8. S. @?\3'3'; asikni, s. The female servant in A, 0. OTT RO, BOTRRWEYS asukd- e, confune e n08th a seraglio. lu, asugdlu, s. Alever. 2. a driver’s whip, c. AR asige, s. The act of shooting. 2. A. 0. ORIZZ5T> asu-bemaru, s. Perspi- ) (Nfl]li il a high bench. ration from weakness or fatigue- k prin('lp:fl. s. ®AS a-sita, [©priv. 23 white] s. Black. S. ©ROT a-sura, [© priv. D3 a deity] s. A 4, fintame 2 Saturn. 3. the dark lunar fortnight. 4 demon or giant, YTTET, ©DTHV; VT, & or Jend dark blue. ©ueed3 the black-faced monkey. TO - ) Vishnu, the foe of the giants. BTT , for priméo C. WAIT> asi-nadu, s. A slender, delicate ® So3 Cupid, the son of Vishnu. VR, VT d renfs. waist (like a sword.) o2on3 a female glant. €3 85 a deed of g Tnacessls C. 20> asi-bandu, adj. Vulgar, low, the giants. 2. a cruel deed. coarse. , 9, fim, t: [0 A. 0. ORTIROTY asurusurt, s. A deep AuiGh Q‘}?\)i)l.)@?' asiyal, s. A female friend. or heavy sigh, wan 0. ® 330, WAGI503s, ATIB> asi- 8. ORI, BRI O, ORBIS asd- 2o Fo) HOY il yu, asiyddu, asidddu, v.n. To shake, ya, asiye, astyate, s. Malignity, hatred, move, pendulate ; to be loose, to sink in. . a. envy, jealousy. 2. calumny, detraction. (=] widf ,,,,, (for »%) To shoot, cast, or throw. 2. to grind BRcd71e8 g malicious person, an envious man. Wi or pound. ¥TRD TR to bear malice or envy. ©IeED o @A asist, interj. of disgust, dissent, 8%3 free from malice or envy. ) b ¥ displeasure, &c. s. OTwI o astrkshana, s. Neglect, ©To, asu, s. Life. 2. the five vital contempt, disregard. apmfl Iy breaths or airs of the body, considered essen- S. ®XyB> asriku, s. Blood. o dos? tial to life. Uflsa’a\@ofi», @m:;wm\fiaaofi» — c. ©%, () < RS303 ase, aseyu, See ©ucs, to give one’s life for another. ©%oRe ill luck, s ()(fl bad fate or destiny. EHMRIW preservation T.B. ©OXF> asekkeya, See wvs;. pers of life. ©ToFwFo to revive, receive life. © T. B. 9RO asésa, See ©ica. Joa JYEw to die, perish. ©zo &ago to take away 8. ©% asta, ady. Sent, cast, thrown, dis- o b life, to kill. B3 RFTH BN FwoBDH he es- appeared. Jflthef " e caped with his life. ©®R&HTRToRB g0 that life S. @”fisfio,i’b, 9% 3T, @ifims asta- may return. WI, FF Ry to lose life, maya, astomana, astamdna, s, Sunset. ) (ln?;’l}!m'm to resign one’s life. ©XIFITeri3Zod he came 1 vc‘flirj‘ ©IW to set, go down, disappear, as the 1% 70! i alive. VWIIRED God. 2. aking. 3. a i ¥ sun. Wl husband. ®©=02%: a dear or kind friend. 2. (Spitfar) a soldier, who lives by risking his life. H. &9":\);5, @Erfia, @A ) astar, astaru, [ B> subsistence, support. BROE egcaping astry, s. The lining of a garment. ©33 , I with life. Fo® to put in a lining. eI\J,( wRod=en when giving up life, i when dying. v S. @z&zg 23, @z&fg 9, es"i NO astd- 97 N (Y 5% islo) chala, astddri, asta-giri, s. The west- 0% ©BoFT TR to be arrogant, self-conceited many it ern mountain, behind which the sun is sup- or proud. ©RBoF2TIN proudly, arrogantly. serpets posed to set. @BoFD, BVTOoFTEFN, VE0FTZ08 g proud ¢l ke, ¢ T, B. @E\Js asti, See ©%. insolent, or self-conceited man. o hnman S. @6‘0’03& efia’;o%yogg’éig ahamtwa, 8 803 4 T. B. &9?\_)06 astira, See 33, aham-brahmatwa, s. Selfishness, egotism, bam, g c. 895)9 =93, ©®AF0T, ] 99T astiwd- self-conceit. § RS ra, asthiwdra, astibhdra, s. A founda- tion. s. €BoYPOEeF aham-pirvike, s. Emu- fhesepen lative onset, or contest. 8643 ¢ 8. @R‘)’_?D S0 astu-ndma, s. Consent, a- S. %08 aham-mati, s. A vain, con- @ greement, A, o ®T, ¥B {0 consent, acquiesce. ceited mind. L S. @@ astra, s, A weapon in gener;t],a s. 958033 ahamyu, adj. Proud. s. pride. 83t missile, arms. 2. a sword. 3. a bow. (5] S. %3 a-hata, [© priv. %3 beaten] s. An I'ning, b %) Hy®an arsenal. ©7,) 2D asoldier. 3, 2 unbleached cloth. oy F®FS an armourer, a sword or tool cleaner. (R 8. OB aham', s. Day. ©33®2 from day 7T, ) IS g depdt of arms. to day. 2. from hand to mouth. it they g S. Q‘)?\_) asthi, s. Bone. ©3 78 in the bones, H. T OBILTTORIHND Ivill ¢ ahant, s. Tron. as fever, &c. 2. living as long as the bones an Iy iron ware, hard ware. § we? remain together. @739 R &3 internal fever. \-bC;@\C S. OVI0DR ahanyahani, See €. ©n DEeTS the back-bone. ©hSF (skin 309 S. BB NT aham-ahamike, s. Mili- and bone) very thin. 3%‘3&5\, v TowT g, 2. assertion or §, 9% 1 tary vaunting, bragging. whites. skeleton. ©% ) anurn. ©% =3, - conceit of superiority. 3. emulation, rivalry. b fy . Ve ahar-nisha, s.Day and night. 8. @?\) 3 a-sthira, [® priv. %d stable] adj. I B 3‘;:-‘ ot G, Fleeting, unstable, frail. 8. IR, IV ahar-pati, ahah- 0 M(;C ) 8. @%’\_) o0 asthi-hdra 2 s. Shiva, having pati, s. The sun, the ruler of the day. B3 a necklace of human skulls. 8. OB D ahar-mukha, s. Thedawn, T 0, & A break of day. 8. @Qmfififi asmad-wdchaka, s. The inpedy H. ©xoswo ahale-kalam, s. Government oed first person of a verb. (A PRt clerks or writers. 8. ©% asra, s. Blood. 2. hair. 3. a cor- H. 5505039 ahale-kdraru, s. Military Uugy ner ©%)% aleech; a giant, a demon, one T.B, b and civil officers. who drinks blood. 44 Ty 8. @"&’ngqdo a-swapnaru, s, Gods, who T. B. t—?sée)c%zj ahalldda, [$533] s. Joy, gladness. b do not sleep. H. %500 ahawdlu, s. Circumstances. (, ., s, @"n‘fiogd a-8WaAra, qdj. Discordant, out of S. 0%, TR aha, ahassu, s. A day, o tune. the day time. ©®5,0N the sun. mld i S. ORNDT a-swa-washa, s. Absence of H. %5300 ahashdm, qdj. Military. © g mind, flurry, perturbation. (o b Tqeo T30 the armed peon office. TR0 & 7 tel S. T 'd?\)”zg a-swdrasya, adj. Insipid, 33 armed peons. sapless, juiceless. 2. prosy, dull, meagre, (, 0ol S. 5T ahdrya s. A mountain. \.\‘\ vapid. 8. ©% alit; 5. A imake or ‘serpent. 2. the ling )y { S. &9"(\)9 ogb&.“% aslueirifli, 8. A continent A0 o woman. sun. 3. Rdhu, the ascending node. 4. a traveller. ©d ©&%B002%F g gnake charmer. Y i 3 ) 5. ©XoTIT, EToY)6, BRTYS a- Fo08 air. ©0Wad dread of a serpent; fear Ay { han-kdra, ahan-kriye, ahan-kriti, . from one’s own party, as the fear of a lurking ting Egotism, pride, self-conceit, arrogance. ©@wow serpent, 02Ty a peacock. 2. the brah- TBM ' Wi 98 P ©&%3 0% 53 ,self-coneed A. 0. ©YFZes alakartaly, |©=232] s many kite. 3. a mungoose ; all which devour Y, armogant serpents. vLwne Shive, decorated with An affectionate woman. V508 g i snakes. ©%Fow 3 demigod so called, with . YT alaku, See vw. Also Bawd. ], a human face and a serpent’s tail. ahan 0. 0930y alakollu, Seeunder ©¥. : N \ 8. &8 a-hita, s. An enemy. 2. injury, . c. ©¢feds, eYezsie alachu, alarchu, shess i L harm. adj. Unfriendly, unsalutary. See ©¥ under ©%. S. 8980?3330'6? ahi-mahtle, s, A woman of c. ¢8>, g8 alatu, alartu, [comp. okt B the serpent race. o] 9. #. To shake or move. 2. to sigh s. 950 ahiha, s. Indra. or shew great pain, weariness or impatience, , A v, 02 A. €. ©%> ahu, [$75]v.n. To become, to Le. in severe sickness, &c. VT it is, it exists, it will be; yes. (Sleda] . ©g8, ©YE, ©Y3 alate, alata, a- Proud &pnz & 3, to deny the existence or possession of a lati, s. A measure of capacity or distance. 33 heatn] & thing, % PUFTF )2 ReoB SBTIT p AN © fioflodaéazie;iozfioéw D DTERY :F‘So:*o#_&domio 2. measurement or the act of measuring 8 I3 to measure. €wis T will seize the tribe of serpents, and vF8 3wB to see any s ol thing measured. 2. to examine the correct- if they say the resuscitating jewel is not there, outh. ness of a measurement, ©Y¥8 @ to bear in I will erase the decree of Bramha, Vishnu, Bl and Indra. mind what is measured. 2. to limit. 3. to make fit. Y8 8w to ascertain the quan- S. ‘\’568@3300 aiw’-bala, s. The name of " Qo LE a sacred mountain. tity. eYERY=E immeasurable, boundless. ke, & 1 C. Qf‘@’dop%?( aladuniga, s. A miser, one 8. @63!@30'-)3 ahd-rdatri, s. A day of 24 ), asertin ¢ hours from sun-rise to sun-rise. who stints himself and others. Jation, Tl A. C. YT alaru, v.n. Tofear, be afkaid. T. B. ©YoTTT alankarane, Seo woow Da}' fild llighi B 2. to wander. 3. to be perturbed or agitated. 5. 4. to blossom, bud or open, as a flower. r-pafi, all c. ©JoBs, oors alanku, alangu, See to grieve, sorrow, be distressed, wearied, faint, [SEAE AN i the day or fatigued. s. Fear, alarm, distress, grief. I 5 Thedafii. C. &¢o¥ alanke, s, Obstacle, hindrance, ©Y¥DY one who easily cries. 2. a coward. impediment. 3. a fop. ot A. C. Y alarpu, s. Fear, alarm. c. «gJoBwY,, @gfofiqaej%) alan-kollu, alan-gollu, See vFEeP under ©¥. A. 0. > alalu, v n. To grieve, sorrow, s i T. B. OGOR alanga, [owvosdy inaccessible] sich deeply. s. Sorrow, grief. 2. thirst. s. A rampart. 3. anger. ©¥Y, ¥¥OR, 7V In® to grieve, T. B. ©FoROR> alangarisu, See vvczom. distress, make sorrowful. VFWFW heing distressed and wearied. ®$o®, ©FOR, BFW C. ®¢oe3> alanchu, See under ©%. I sorrow, anxiety, perturbation ; the act of s C. €oarey alanjuli, s. A coward, a ti- mn.‘ifif grieving, &c. ©¥OB he became fatigued sstl, ¢ i mid man. 2. a feeble man. 3. a reserved or distressed. sfln man c. @g)‘@gsaof)a alalé-kdi, See woRFIN. 0. ©Yold, ©goRs alantu, alandu, See i (ISR A.C. 30T alavanka, adj. Confined, \I.fi'ie' - narrow, pent up. VYFord MPRYY narrow C. ©¢otey alanduli, s. A man who stints streets. ol fa himself, a miser. 2. a coward. A. C. YT alavadu, v.n. To be ap- A. . ®Yo0 alambam, See e, gt g,‘::f proved, liked. 2. to wear, to be put on. 3. 8. 097, ©YF alaka, alake, s. A curl, g ! odé« ”’ to be comprehended, perceived, or understood. Charmef, Z, aringlet. ©¥#920%3 curling the hair. 2. 4. to be contained in, to hold. 5. to be re- e adorned with ringlets. ceived. WYIBT to ornament, decorate, or a0t T. B. ©¢T0 alakam, Sce w5, garnish, 2. to place, to put on. 3. to make L 99 %53 eSS pleased. 3. to efface, obliterate A 08 4. to receive. ©¥IY approved, waste, spoil, ruin. pleased, comprehended, perceived, fixed, pla- 4. to cause to be measured. 5. to make cry o pers ced, put on, contained in. ©¥IET unequal- S. &€ ali, s. The large black bee. 2. a 0.3 led, unapproved. scorpion. ©%d the female bee or scorpion fon, m;fi A.C. @?5?3 alavalu, v. n. To grieve, fret, 2. multitude. 3. a line or row. Al 1 0000 '\.vfi be sorrowful. VYSY™ having grieved. (T4 5. ffg?o‘(j a]inda, See & OB, foman, 539%™ v, @. To grieve, distress. C. €3 alikisu, v, a. See ©RED un- A 2 i C. E-.‘)@' Q alavi, s. A lease or agreement der ® 5 D T, (, ‘;“gw ( given to the ryots in writing, to shew the 8. €95V T, s ali-kira-nyaya, s 1o s principles and rules by which the demands The natural enmity between the black bee 08 dl of Government, on the land in their occupa- and the pan ot. tion, are to be regulated. 2. a wen. 8. EOTTY, eNesd,Lede0d ali- aam, A. 0. ®YD alavi, s. A single combat. 2 kuntale, ali-véni, ali-nildnki, s. A aying oo 3 contiguity, mnearness. excellence, good- woman whose tresses are like black bees. ¥albitter ness. 4. strength. 5. trouble, sorrow. o S. Q&Q{?%” alike, [of 5] s, Crying, weeping. 112 Yol dNY to recover from sorrow. 2. to lose C. €T ali-kisu, s, A still-born TS, ] strength. child. 0.8t A. 0. OYIRD> alavigary, s. Friends. oo 8. €0FHT3 ali-keirava, s. The black AL, t—*g‘;g BIBVFINRD the friends of the Pdndus. bee and white lily. 2. a black lily. 40, &0y C. OYOTOS0Ty alavi-sdyaru, s. Sea €l SR customs. 6‘%97\'{*% ali-ganna, s. A blinkard. C. C. &9‘; ?é) alavu, s. Depth, measure, length, Ef??\’&%)?\’ ali-gabbiga, s. A bad poet. S C. difiN. [l 2. strength, prowess. 3. capacity, ability. © Q:‘)g?fi alige, s. A measure. C. 0. b ¥3vodw strength to be impaired. eYIPI) ORRY, ali-gollu, See ©e. 2. toas- death. 3¥33,¥3) dF0D you do not know your semble, be collected, congregate. U, own strength. ©¥dYT without strength., 3 N : (¢ t’fg‘;&éa alichu, See ©¥= under ®%. fn Y3, ¥5gy it is not in my power to say. KLY '~ " qu 7YY, S»ORTY who is able to praise ? c. @?33 alida, part. [of ©¥] Deceased, per- ot org ished, faded. ©eE9? g faded curl. dhy A. C. I Rwees alavu-gdlu, s. An oar. C. ©¢TY alipu, See ©¥ under &% ) 2. a stick for striking a measure. lig W C. ©¢eley ali-bili, See ©Qrd. Wil C. 69?1?3 alave, s. A species of Myroba- b lan c. ®ewrw alibu, s Erasure, destruction. 2 ung See ©¥. G. ©¢P0B alashandi, s. Neglect, care- (e lessness, sloth. C. 5?553 aliya, s. A son-in-law, daughter’s husband. BwegBTPd the son of a man’s sis- AL C: &‘3%7’?\'33 alasu, s. Blanditice in tem- ter, or of a woman’s brother, ©¥c DB F¢ Uiy pore coeundi. ™A (proverb) the dawn discovers the son-in- D g D aligl C. YR, alasu, See ©¥ under &Y law’s blindness. VPoNIT TB TR, FoSoNY (1 tef. o C. Q‘fl??’ alala, interj. of surprise or aston- HIF 0k Fagoto adopt a son-in-law. LLH YR ishment. BemITID 5. a caste of people in Canara, Tll TU among whom a man’s estate descends to his G, 8567\ c. &9?@936:3033 alalé-kdi, See €3FF>M, YVG sister’s son instead of his own son. C. VYOI, VYITY aldvuli, aldhali, Uh/ "du A. 0. B3R aliydse, [¢o &3 under © §‘J‘fj See ©®J2, 2. aviolent dispute. adj. smart, &] s. Vain hope, fruitless desire. { od ) bright, quick. (ALY 550, 0 50853 ali-yedeya, s, A ti- C. &€& ali, v.n. Toperish, die. 2. to waste, ey W " decay. 3. to be obliterated, effaced, out of mid man, a coward. £, %o VAR order. oenovs dead and living. P Ui'a 0y 2. to o. @58093, &9‘\’0’3@3 alile, alule, See efld%’%_ TN, W To measure. ¥ to destroy, kill. C 100 e €98953 ©Y 2 < g, oblitent: A. C. €33 alivadu, [©% and T3] v, n. A, 0. B0z alurku, v. n. To rise or . to make To perish, be destroyed, ruined. swell up, to expand. ck bee. %4 C. &‘909@ alivu, [See ©¥] s, Death, destruc- AL € 69823%35‘ alurke, s. Siege, seizure, 68 0F Seorpis tion, ruin. adj. Fadin (=] f,. , perishing. surrounding. OFFMAZY to seize, surrcund. W A o ?55‘@3 a]i-vezzzzu, s. A low, mean . 90> alulu, See vves. " woman. C. ¥ aluvali, [See w¥=v.] s A (A} 68 B I A. 0. ©OR> aliku, See w¥3. daughter’s dowry. C. &> alilu, s. A squirrel. FoT¥w the @ga@ aluvu, See ¥, 2. grief, crying. iyl | red squirrel. Z C fingT\J)J alusu, See ©%7 under ©%. the black b C. ©Y5 alu, v.n. Tocry, to weep. ©¥I, (6} ‘\’9?3563 a]u/zu, See €% under ©¥. BT crying. ©2) having cried. BFIRRTY I g N I a cross, crying child. wPows® marks of @@‘), @@’Q"’)w ale, aleyu, v. a. To ¢ crying on the face. 00790 tears. WForwey measure, to mete. VYFRF, VI FAFY to uldnk s 4 ¥ a bitter cry. ©¥0FwI% g shrill or squeak- measure one’s self, or for one’s self. ©¥ black bees 203 to measure out to another. g3 IJ0 © ing voice. BRWBT, LFWDTSI fretful- Srying, WS ness, easily crying. 9F0WOTVFIA fretfuuy. g3, 3, 5N VLD to measure even with the striker. Boo2) VPR, BoWIA BLFDW, to A o C. 0T alunku, See vvow. give heaped measure. Ro%y B0 to press A. C. &9\?3033?0 alunja!am, S. Fear’ alarm down in measuring. BLTYEW, TeY GFIN it The b‘m A. €. ©0T), BTy alumpu, alupu, to take extra measure by dexterously turning k lly. See ©¥™ under ©%. over the measure whilst the hand supports | Plinkard more than it properly holds. ©¢3 measured. o Abad A. C. ©¢020 alumbu, s, Excess, abun- dance. adj. Great, much. ©¥3 measurement. v. . to play in water, ) ) to keep unusually long in water. C. Y3y, @gja%, @Qja?d&&é aluku, ey 2 1o alku, aluka-dattu, v. n. To be afraid, AE @"§ ale, s. Buttermilk. 2. the ab- domen. e, timid, diffident. 2. to shrink, stoop, bend, ©¢ %7 the abdomen swelling. auder & or quake from guilt, fear, &c. 3. to throb, AL Q:'DQ?"KJ alegu, s. Excess, abundance, dart, or shoot, as a thorn in the flesh. s. fear, much. Deceisl qutl alarm, tremor. eRF0 shrinking ; throb- A. C. @@?T?)Q'db aleve’ru, s. A bastion. bing. Tw&S T 338,80 BRBRFP 6‘3QUA”Z:’0%B for U A. C. @@’58&’ alkaja, s. The effects of evil 39 the earth groans in great distress, trem- looks. €2 2oWR to i‘ bling under the burden of the giants. TITOA 2. [®®%=] surprise. & suffer from evil looks. , desf 10l 8 BRTBCR IQPTVY LRRLRAITD the a- 2. to be surprised. eh=dB to fix evil eyes on one, to affect by dulteress is in alarm wherever she goes. 8, evil looks. z:fia"ua?’*’m:’#fi%?fi;mo&fi are there any in the Jo, universe not afraid of slander ? ©R¥ o, g, AT @S 8:9‘;}) D> alkame, s. ‘Wonder, surprise. ofa mans 2 To alarm, frighten. 2. to make ashamed, A0, 80 D3 alkariyu, v. n. To long to abash. 3. to shake, loosen. after, to desire. 2. to droop with sorrow. ol o C E—Sfif‘)?\’o a.,lu{/u, v. & To shake, to loosen. s. love, affection, ¥pcB¥¢,0c she went with v. n. To decay, to go to dust. s. Decay. affection, or desire. ol Ji % A€ 8% 6 alkare, [©%3]s. Fondness, e I 0 C. ©¢seds, ez, &) aluchy, s friendship, attachment, love. alurchu, alupu, See ©vzunder ©v, Al- S0l S0 ©¥J). A.c. 0 B> alkartalu, @933 s. s 01 i C. @Qf.)?fio) alumu, . a. To bruise, to pul- An affectionate woman. v 3FF an affec- verize with the feet. s. Weeds. tionate man, ) K b V. p C. @VJ&@SB alu-more, R A mournful A. C. OF( Koad) a_l/fawsam—baqlu, o or erying countenance. To be beloved. i Ig) C. @?36? aluru, See ©¥ or ¥R, C. C:‘JQD%'CSJ alkddu, See vom, ©wY 101 sgo— OFY, ©ZT fear, alarm, trembling. A. c. tobe completed, c. @@‘) alle, s. The groin or hip. et o] &) to be finished. of the e‘q € 2x W to tickle the side. Ul fl I¢ a.c. efly’o_& alku, See oy, Qfi'?? QfiDOfiJ a!léw’f(ii, See ©TLFaW, et o A€, Q-nga_& alku, See wevw, 5. ©5 aksha, s. A die, cubic or oblong, for r )] C. 6&3& a!/fe, S. Cl‘yinf", Weeping. See &, gambling. ety gambling with dice. 2 3. el ? 6?5)%7\’?33 alkegaru, s. Valiant per- a wheel. 3. the eye. ©g3,o Shiva, with flesky. 4. the senses. sons, men of courage, three eyes. 5. a giant, the DAY Qe W 01 son of Ravana. ©3F, Hanumanta,destroyer Thesnl A. €. Qfg?\p% algini, s. The name of a tree. of ©Z. 6. alaw suit. 7. beleric myrobalan, [ 2. See ©Re3, f W L \/1\ 8. knowledge. 9. the soul. Y Gl Ae 69607,3\ algu, Sce vword, A.C. ©BBOR, @53@83633 aksha-ta- o O - Qo VN A. C. &0 alcham, s. Wonder, surprise: dige, aksha-tyitiye, s. A ceremony, in C. the second Hindu month, on the third lunar Iy, @?;i_ alchu, See ©¥= under ©%. 58 C day, of married women, who bathe, present i\ 0 ¢ 20 aljabu, s. Aroaring, a loud cry. T. to each other turmeric, betel nut and fruit, B \f%’io alti, See ©dF, and then make an offering of flowers, &e. to C. Gowrie Q‘Stfi’z alte, s. See ©7¥3 2. areel to wind threads on. . ©38, ©g83, 088, ©g03 akshate, C. &9%}2)?.:)) a]ddpu, s. Ambush, refuge. akshata, akshati, akshanti, s. Raw rice mixed with other ingredients and used c. G—S‘gi@ 5_33 aldottu, [e$m, o] o, g for religious purposes, &ec. There are three To press down in measuring. e kinds; ®¥0 ©Z38 raw rice, saffron and ghee St c. @@‘&2}%‘&’0 aldoppisu, v.a. To mixed together, and presented daily to houses measure and deliver. [ongny, hold gods ; 2. $o8F3 the same ingredients fhat mixed with chunam, and thereby made red. C. @'“5%55338 a.ldoz'yu, v. a. To measure aflig; bl and pour out. his is taken in a silver cup to persons receiv- Jou ey ing an invitation, and each invited guest, ac- 09 7 é @Q‘)\%Gj@a aldolalu, v. n. To cry and 8 Vil struggle. cepting the invitation, takes a small portion. l, c. @‘ef;ie) alnela, s. Salt ground. It is also used by Smdartas, asa daily offering fime ) . A. C. @?DQL’SJ alnddu, ov.a. To finish, to a metal form of thesun; 3. 33<®*FS raw rice alone used religiously. g ! complete, exhaust. 8. OF TR0 aksha-ddma, See ©EIDS. tyy Ty, C. ®Yw, R almoga, Sce eRat3, ¢. ©gQ & alvdiu, s. A common practice. 5. ©BBeD, VF e aksha-dévi, ak- ;@".x’;g, R 00 sha-dhirta, s. A gamester. ) \);[ 0. e»:»e;%, esejb alsu, alpu, See wez under ©%. 8. EZ P, OFBeD, €Z VLT ak- Dty sha-dharma, aksha-dévi, aksha-pd- B Uy c. ©9 5, e 9F allaka, allalaka, taka, s. A judge. Uges [ v o adj. 'Thin, watery, attenuate. 2. big, loose, S. Q*Dg’;\fimé aksha-mdle, s. A rosary or Wfhy as a coat, &c. © g'flml‘d to attenuate. string of beads, especially of the seeds of the 4q o) C. @?’ @ allana, s. A saddle. 2. knitting, by Fleocarpus, used in devotion. Ui netting, &ec. S Bon0 S. &‘chfio akshaya, s. The 60th year of the vw( C. Y3 B allddu, See vy m. H’I} Hindu cycle of sixty. eRoR TeP) 5. A brass Mg 2. an inexhausti- W N c. g3 é'"gfi a_Z_de'ge, s. A water spout. vessel for receiving alms. W ble vessel. 3. a sort of charitable allowance C. ¥Y9 (o] a!]dra, s. A native chimney. ) [ to brahmans from the gross produce. adj N U :': A A.C. ©®Y )53 alliru, v. n. To be moving, Indestructiblé; unwasting, never decreasing. c{aini;H:: to be agitated, to shake, S. @:U:\d a]qs/zam, s. A letter or character (! 8 U ' VG;) 10 d 2 efi’o@ 5 5&3\@ i, ¢ of the alphabet. &Nfifida compound letter. aksha-shdle, akshdgdra, akshdgra- -~ CEREEV] ©z3 w3t orthographical errors. 65\0@ kilaka, s. Divisions on a dice-board or cloth. STRT, %233 the study of the alphabet or the ele- S. @Sé a]sgsfii, s. Aneye. 2. prosperity, suc- ments of a language. 2. eternal beatitude, cess. ©#BUT the motion of the eyes. ©&% % 10 cor oblong, o or exemption from farther transmigration. ¥ g film over the eyes. vgnvcRo the eye 5 - yith diee, 3. religious austerity. 4. moral merit. sight. wEReT? having opened the eyes. G i it the sky. 6. a name of Shiva, Bramha, §ec. s. ©@%eeo akshina, adj. Undiminishing, 5. & gt 8. ©FTFTI akshardksharanu, s, unwasting. wants, Leste The soul of souls, God ; the Supreme spirit. 5. ©3:003, ©2wey akshubhita, ak- ericmyrobals g. 6@@)2& aksha-labdha, s. Dice. adj. Sfi(jbhd, adj. Unmoved, firm, stable, calm. Gained l;y gambling. 2. imperishable, immortal. 3 alet s. @598, wzady aksha-lile, aksha- 8. 9200l d a]{,.sh()/}n'?_zi, s. A battalion, A coremny 2 vidg/a, s. Gambling. consisting of 109,350 infantry ; 65,610 caval- the thil s EETD 30T ry; 21,870 chariots ; 21,870 elephants. 0 bat ] I S. esgi-'z?@@, &:g—;aflad, @ ] nutan £ e, & NAAAAAAAA 30 0 alhat ; i ¢ Jar 8. ents aud el There are fire C. & d, The second letter of the alphabet, C. 9020 &> dntukkalu, s. Vain boast- hon and g sounded as « in far. 2. used as a rem. dem. ing. BoBoT, IV g vain boaster. gl fo boust pronoun; as, ¥ SRy that man. 3 LoD S. €03 dntra, s. Bowels, entrails or in- ne ingpeie that woman. 3. a vocative or interrogative testines. ©o3) &5 a rupture. phy e i affix; as, %3009 Q, friends; wcdwS» have T. B. 80503 dnddlane, See sotiecy. you come ? ) PSS m’”‘ Y C. &c dnds, s. Bail, bond, security, sure- m":f@d 5 1681 8. & d, A prefix implying, diminution. 2 ty. A ITAISRFI AR T, o) BodBHTS 0953 gl pati limit, (inceptive, from, from hence or that o T T Ty 1y BIW if you become security dal i il time.) 3. limit, (conclusive, until, unto, as for me to Government, they will release me. o far as.) 4. prefixed to verbal nouns, it ex- tends or reverses their meaning; as, S C. YOOR dndiga, s, A surety. 2. a beau, 2 rising ; tolb 8CwrS ascending a dandy. hio 29 mounting up. 7= going C. S50 dndu, See under 8. [l BRE coming. ol C. CSOTHIA®S 8. WonNT dngika, adj. Gesticulated, ex- dandu-gallu, s A grind- i\ pressed by bodily action. stone, a flat stone on pillars, by the way-side, sl I A 8. CPONTR dngirasa, s. A patronymic of for resting burdens upon. See B, i af 0 ot - o 'zoe)ba’ N"))G (son of Angirasa.) 2. the sixth year C. WoBR dndega, s. The white sereech- in the Hindu cycle of sixty. owl. See Tod2¢T. A1% A. C. BORRY RS dngolagu, s. A cow’s 5. ¥oBwey, Budwed3 dnddla, dn- pe sttt hoof. ddlane, s Swinging, oscillation. odw¥ 3 5. Sou3ea3s dnjanéya, s. A patronymic & &¢8 a rocking chair. 2. the swinging mo- Hanwmanta (son of ©cwssd),) th e tion of an elephant or an idiot. 2008 8 H2)8 g C. 8B dndi, s. A Shivite mendicant. palankeen. st an S. ¥o3 dnta, postposition. Till, until, S. @5’08@6("?5 d?’ld()’]l‘]ta, s. A palankeen. o & o 1l I 8. Bo33oe dntarya, s, The mind. 2. 8. WoBAT dndhasika, s. A cook. i [} See ©®oeTon, 106 opinion, sentiment. g o™ S. efoz;i/; dndhra, s. Telugu. ots) BeB 0. 8085 dntu, See under S Telingana. 10 i o 103 o eSTID A0, o253 a’mbanu, s. A sloth, a slug- T. B. $¥33, &FI dkasha, dkasa, See 044 gard. [SEY R il IET, i th T, B. 5520, Qfi‘oaj ambara, dmbra, See 8. B3FAT (t’/&‘(lé‘?)‘li/ia, adj. Unexpected, € and B, sudden ; rare. §0 .3' { A. C. Coen dmbalu, s, The blue water lily. c. 8T dkalu, s A cow. 8FY F3 or } F g cow’s calf. SFFII a herdsman, Fo T. B. S0V, HoBwed, odpee, 0¥, 33T a cow that has miscarried. TLWRERD Ot e$083ed dmbavade, dmbddi, dmpdli, TY a cow near calving. DoBITR, 00EITE hunely a’mba’rz', See 8 IE. a herd of cows. ©¥¥ =8 a kine pen or fold. shonlde C. o2 dmbu, s. A reed, a rush. v. a. C. SFGOR dkaldsa, s. Disgust. ©wv3 v. n. To feel about. el To press down. @ to loathe, be disgusted. BTLIT JB to §, U5 0. C03eC0 dmshilu, s. A sour Kind of disgust. BTYITT TR g a disgusting man. e v fruit. C. @fi??&)\o dkalisu, v.n. To yawn, gape.2 5, 63 8. ¥Fo3 d-/cazzl/za, adj. Up to the neck to draw in or contract, as the muscles of the s or brim. BFoZ TOTREF CHN 0wl In2T he 0 stomach from hunger. 3. to take in, draw gorged himself. § f.j TN in. BTELR yaw ning D20 o aping. =OT Bk, 3t 1) 8. ¥TFoDI a’-/campa,na, s. Great motion, I T to draw in an empty stomach. TR § Uty shaking, trembling. 8FoLW to tremble. <] %"3 BFYX the stomach to contract. 93 Zfda:é To23 qdj. Trembling, greatly agitated. DB FT3C BT 553 x=R3 g)gdmatticaafv:bafim a very large lake receives the water of any c. ¥T8 d-kata, s. A jest,a joke. 2. mirth, i ¥ fun. stream or rivulet. 3. derision, mockery. Ton, S]l( T. B. TS0 ci/tafa’z, [B83acWE 3 felon] 0. $TYeT> dkaléru, s. The biliary con- cretions, gall. 40, 0 UF s. A worthless, unprincipled man, a depraved tuals character. S. @330@3 dkdnkshe, s. Desire, wish. 2. § reversing the order of words in reading for g 0 8. O3 dkara, s. Foundation for any J practice. BF0Z™ to desire. il { { thing to rest on. 2 means of subsistence. Aw S. ¥590 dkdra, s 2 s [.‘ 3. ground for an assertion or act. 4. autho- Form, shape. body. f u(ie 1k L rity for the use of a word. 5. a mine. T 3. hint, sign, token. FoP0RgFDT the human form. 0 QM 4 fi(fi@'flfdfi) 3 U\Dd(@) (S Te] e.roa‘%/ag have you any BFT 3% to assume a shape. means of subsistence in that town? S5 de] BFITI R F 2D to make an effigy. SBFIVIP IO the, 9 Ink FaYo to gain a footing, to establish for (to wipe out the form) to ruin. %33 dSFD I.‘l‘\\ll{; 13 one’s self. identification or recognition of a person. incima{; 8FTwey of fine form but little ability, 8 % Q £ ity C. BT dkardi, s. A rasp, file. or poor circumstances. 8T8 Rl , EFT AR S, BT RERo, SFAETD dharnisu, d- %S dissimulation, suppressing all sign or in- karnisu, v.n. To give ear, to listen. ©% foly gg dication of the feelings. o2 o8 til] the ear. BF T8N 3Y to draw fet 8. &FFOTM a’/-ccérazm, s. The act of calling. the bowstring as far as the ear. ¥¥33Fo3 3% Ugg S. U303 3 dkdrdkshara, s. The let- X 3, a long eye; lit. reaching to the ear. U [of ter . "E e g | 10y S. &FQ e dkarsha, s. A die or dice. 2. S. U593 dkdsha, s The sky or atmos- playing with dice. 3. drawing, attraction, phere, ether. #®=%33 the highest heavens. charming by spells, &ec. 4. an organ of [l MJ ( F3%9F the air or empty space in a vessel. sense. BTN to attract, to draw. BFEIFT mHIl(e 233 ©%23 the part of the atmosphere inclosed in a loadstone or magnet. STIF DY LI 83 Jo a house. 2 ) gy 8T8 nor the celestial Ganges. 8)ono BOW to repeat ejecting and attracting & a cascade, water running down a hill. ®%°3 L) T incantations. i, 8 J3ed, BT T an aerial voice. $FOB O a 2 8. @&y dkalpa, s. Dress. 2. embellish- lantern elevated on a pole in the open air 0) gy ment, ornament. SETLRAL during the eighth Iindu month. L, By Vo 104 oo B TQNOF STath W , dhasa, § © g sky rocket. 838 W8 the element of S. 8098 dkhdta, s. An artificial pond ether. ©%¥3%3 2% the milky way, an aerial or lake. . Unexpeet path. BTG MRINBRT to traverse the ethe- 8. G ({f]C;tZl, S. A rat, bandicoot. 2. a rial way. hog. 3. a thief, ©97, VTS Ganésha, W 8. @deces, &e3e dhirna, akirna, riding on a bandicoot. BaNETY (rat eater) herdsman, # adj. Crowded, full. a cat. 2. impervious. 4] scarried. S. €F0833, IFy0e5 T dkunchana, d- S. 65333535 akhéta, s. Chase, hunting. © kunchita, Se S, Bending, shruce tob) o0 ing up the 83¢82 g hound. kine pen r shoulders. 2. contracting or drawing one’s 8. O8> dhkhélanu, s. A gamester, a Diser self up into a small space. player. 2. a traveller. 8. 880 dhula, s. Grief, distress, sorrow. H. &30 T, 308 dhheiru, dkheir, s. seus See & TRTOL, R The end. v tudsOR” the end of the year. Toya S. ¥TWS dhitta, ©ai3 Ty w223 the last in a set, or in a pack of ‘s. Meaning, intention, he my 1 I design. cards, &c. adv. At last, finally. 0 tage i, G 8. T8 dhriti, s. Form, figure. 2. body. 8. &, 6’31‘)8 dkhya, dkhye, s, A 1 3. tribe, species. name or appellation. 82D persons of note. ty sfor S. & %J@‘oi (Z/cz"isb! @, adj. Attracted, drawn. vgom o he is called Indra. S said, nfract, ¥ - T3, Mg attraction ; comprehension. See called, spoken, inflected, as a noun ; rehearsed. BTFTF . 8. Y903 d/c/eydna, s. A narrative, a he water o b c. &3 history, ©s3;00= g teacher, priest, narra- Cfe) dke, aki, Jem. rem. dem. pro. hon. She. T (S2Iy) her. tor of history. e biiary 0% A. 0. SFSYDs dhewdlary, s. Compeers, s. &R dga, s. Transgression, offence, fault. ®n a transgressor, equals. 2. valiant, mighty men. it Wi C. O, SR, BRG dga, dgalu, dgal, o reading 8. @@OS, ©T)003 dkranda, dkran- dana, s o, distress. 8% )0 See under ©mo. Crying, weepin D) 8= 008 gf- B to weep, lament, cry aloud. -/ 8. ¥ROB>T dgantuka, s, An unexpected 1, s 18 flicted, distressed. and uninvited guest. m 4 sl S. &F ;X0 u/w*amisu, v. . To grasp, in- 0. ORG dgada, s. Scom, jeer. 2. jest, Il close. 0= = : 2. to usurp, seize. Dm 08 encroach- Joke. 3. sport, galety. $n@ Iz to ridicule, ment, usurpation, seizure, inclosure. SR joke, make fun of. ®RITTW, vrogED 3 ! inclosed, grasped. Jjocose man, sporter, jester, scoffer. p ot d L2 8. €508 dkrdnta, s 8. @RS dgata, adj. Come, arrived. ®n3 ¢ lifl 8 Incroachment, 5 seizure, usurpation, surrounding. BF ;08770 27 t0 be arrived, to be come into possession. oL . v -/ to be seized. TeTrEe e A 8T he seized his sremns past and future. ©¥nses il Brise o.ne who knows past and future. feet (in earnest entreaty.) ;353%)08 gyer. come with sorrow. Nl C. ORE> dgadu, See under @ he flJU 5. & T u@,l-f\’?fi d&i“d{l&, s. The breast between A.C. &R3 dgane, s. An enemy, antago- . the shoulders. nist, foe. oS S S. GRS dgama, s. A work on sacred ok o F0,03, @‘z‘?@g”é;fi hkrd- i dha, dkrisha, akrdshana, s. Anger, science, and supposed to be of divine origin. jgh malice. 2. curse, imprecation. BFR)GR to 2. aparticular class of science containing Skl be angry, curse, bear malice. spells and incantations. 3. (in gram.) ang- e i ment, a syllable or letter inserted. 4 com- ol 7 8. ODoBOZ> dhhandalanu, s. Tndra. | ing, approaching. 5. alegal title or voucher, lah]l] 8. @&)33 ci/s/wnizfa, [See 23] part. Dug, written testimony. burrowed., s. Bee € 'y} ) 0. 6. the ritual of an idol, a religious ceremony of any kind. #. the 33 the ! 1. @3)15; dhhary, See 200, mock marriage of a god and goddess during g, ! 10 (0] (S1ate! ST a festival. ®RZDP a precept of the law. &R o) XeTEH BwetReeN after we going home. 0TI a’d?ém a purdhita, or master of religions cere- had set out, as we set out, or, in consequence 9 n i A J monies. BRFReFy o vedas and shastras. of our setting out. 3gATeN as things are, alily enRJIcB “i%? , to predict, prophesy. or were, S0. 3. affixed to nouns and adjec- e, N i 8. ORI dgara, See ©mws, tives, it converts them into adverbs; as, ®° itds A&IeN 0. ¥RV dyara, s, A saltpam. SwrsTen gladly. =59," blackish. S. ©ARgE d-garbha, adj. From birth. truly. fig. it expresses likeness, similarity ; as @ c B3> he talked like an B8RP $):a008 one who is rich from his &ozi;jmh PSARTC) - idiot. ©TIA B3 Twod3Y he sat like a et birth. VT BATY BODBRA IR WoBIV he king. ' Cc. BRO u’gali, See under 87, came home hungry as a tiger. 4. affixed to i C. BROT> dgaliru, See under ©7, pronouns, it signifies voluntarily, of itself, e ith &e. goeN wodT he came himself (alone, o beund T. B. RS dgasa, See BFo3T. or, of his own accord.) 6. affixed to datives, Iyvith, €. ORYT dgalike Seo vwes, Jor, on account of, in behalf of ; as, SSTRN YRd T. B. ¥R, SHELS dgdtya, dgatya, €08 he brought it for me. BN on this lim, by [83°8] s. Stubbornness, obstinacy. Bfi@’qsd account. BroFIBEFYN in order to receive. b 03035 an obstinate man. BRg; SR to be E)’Yol‘é@??&?\ to do. 8~ D, BATL to be. =3 shally obstinate. 2. covetousness, greediness. 0%, 0HFTATR T they are good people. #gfiooa Ve 8. GRoD dgdmi, adj. Future. SmTs AT it is dark. 8A W to occur, happen. 2. o I a prophet. B )0 the future tense. to agree with, suit. 3. to be on friendly €lther { §. @70V dgdra, s, A house, a habitation. terms. 4. to prosper, succeed. JT IR O Jouer| SVTARTE your conversation does not suit g it T. B. @7V dgdsa, See ©333. him. ®7 Ber7 to be expended, exhausted, ; 8, @A dgi, See under &nR. W finished, done, dead. 87N is also declinable ; &‘Ln C. BN Cégl, See under 870. as, BN Focor an affair of that time. [Sha) \i;()\xuz\l c. @?\03337'3\8 dginddgye, See under &7 o8 from that time. 8homerly from time to Yia ) C. ¥R a’gu, v, n. To be, become, take time, now and then. 87 at that time. i place, occur, be done, finished. FoTnTif is SR, SAW, OK§ dga, dgalu, dgal, ent red. W W FoZHTH he became wise. SROR 005 infin. 80 INW to achieve, perform. Vi, UB5e the work is dome, or finished. 0, B8R® e [ERS - Q to permit or allow to be or be BARATIWBIY, FTR BRIVF 2.0T0 BTVITDY “ it s done. ‘_1?"9, & 8RED to be about to be or take place. €, 0re done, it is done,” you say, but nothing is 2. ©7 signifies then ; as, BRVIN ST then 10t g done. 2. to suit, be fitting for, agree with. he arose. 3. affixed to participles, it expresses e g v FUIE, ST that will be useful. 3. to time when ; as, 993 WA when I come. HQJD\ 1 be practicable or possible. s BRIBBWR SRy I ©FD Bemen when they had gone. Wy s can he do it? 883 he can. ;f@atczfi SR ] oy RN, 8 Sen, 8 =5 :gfi as we were conversing. Sty 8w to the extent of my ability. B 7% gradually, by degrees, from time to time, RLUSY FVOVF g practicable thing It is often added occasionally, frequently. ©mr (or 87ery) 3 it to the infinitive of other verbs, and implies (2] R 2% 0%e3, 259 remind me occasionally. 0 the possession of ability, as @300 LTOHTBFTY snese at that (ht! 0 { R WD to come gradually. 7OF® he can read. SVT08 IR, BT TN 5] rlf\( very time. 2. formerly, a long time ago. S»B to achieve, accomplish, perform, bring Uy Rdg woid T came some time ago. [ShrYel (tsd about. ty () or S and Bfi) when. ©nanR BwLBE3 when SN (Zgi, past part. having become, taken did they go? ®Tenew always. fm%@&:@fl at other times. W Ly place, &c. VTD DT OTTIN Te8F TeTWoDN Reo 87003, enyo thenceforward. Wy ®3 having become learned, they obtained CIRTD (fg(ldu, 3rd per. sing. neg. It renowi. i 2. affixed to infinitives, BN gigni- cannot, must not, ought not to be. ;fig}&c-dsa El ¢ 250 B, i » fies while, as, since, in consequence of, after ; 7o I cannot (am unable to) do it. I8y as, VI FFR Twk™ETURN ag they were @ w3¢ ©nm there can beno crop without rain. By 106 g P S7atlS) eIOT 530 RO after ve BT YR (F3hG BAD) he cannot do it. it seems clear, but we must examine into it. 0 Consequens F3OONTS an incompetent person, one lacking L,Te 3 a5 though 1t be so much. 2. soever. as things ability. k7 SRBURD one must not act so. ~3p,007vey how much soever it be. 1ns and adje ©menc that cannot be, ought not to be done. Tverhs; a 656337?8 dddgye, [¢3 and ©75] When, o o 5 2. it does not suit, agree with, &c. S, 98¢ then, when it is come to pass. AT FoTT ckish. 8%, ¥ it does not suit my constitution. o7y when you are married. BTy XwRTIT 58, similariy; 8RT talked ke BI¥R S3menm he and I cannot agree. Swed Bwordered let us see how it will be impracticable, unfit, bad, unlawful, improper. (when it has either taken place or failed.) he' st ke s 813 FUT an impracticability, a wicked deed, (Sntel (l’dd?‘é’, conditional tense, If it be, 4 an improper act. 818a an unfriendly man, suppose it be. &l if it be so; well then. (Sataliz=Ye] il 35 one with whom one cannot agree. A 1 to be undone, unachieved. 2. to be unfriend- T %tbcdo’afifi if he be a wise man. himself (d 0T wob $TT if you come, In case you come. 2. ly with. 8RE wend to fail, not to succeed. fived fo but. FwDH, 70 ©ID FFOy I told him, ‘v)f, Bl SR a'ga]i, 3rd per. sing. imp. Let but he paid no attention. ot him, her or it, be. Sy (&L de) &eri@) S F3w O & WS - &STBw ddart, Or, either. @3TeCtw v rder to 10 RS wait till T get a situation, and I 0270w either this man or that. shall pay you my debt. B8RO, TRy RREcsd £t aa,e@;zs o e To IO, NFBHTIW TOSBR to day or to- P I )lr‘ S very well, (or, so be it) who opposes ? @R morrow, either will do. 2. any. ©9 v 8RO he it so. 2. either, or. BTNY VTR o, appen & [s1e%2) fa?zfi)i’vaa 1s any one there P 03T3w any either this or that. 2 TIRO IIRO gither o on fiad] where, somewhere. $325%® some thing. 3, : you or he. fiod:zfl@ figd&:gfi@ BB, 0% 25D o, dsnt even. 0§ wom TEerte 9y I have not bring it whether boiled or not. dogs ot even a single cash. ©IdR 5T By he has d, exhat I st SARWO dgyil, Though, notwithstanding. nothing whatever. 4. at least, at any rate. o dectinable BognTe Ry though it be so, ©I By TRy Tt P03 T08 R at any rate, come to day. af time. ¥ though he go. 2. (7 with conjunctive ¥w) 5. though’ yet, Zfdé%fi{f‘{ '.'i@; BT 30(5'5\){5 e:sma;) @m@q& W fibao T2 there is a great ) from tine &)< true, he is a great man; but his dis- difference between those times and the pre- hat fime position is not good. sent. fgaly 4 T. B. S0 dgéd, See iy dy,. grform‘ o o) dda, past. part. That became, was S. @7?\_@4\3"' dgdshta, s. A cow pen. ©77d done, &c. BTFIWF g occurrence. STT 0 ywho bt b (= % ¢S an old cow pen. ) » or &7 W2 what is done is done (and can- p 00 fake }‘] ey not be helped.) FOITHY, IRRBH he did what T. B. Qfi’oig dgnye, See SR he could. 857 when done. 2. affixed to 65 it EXW"&! S. 85’7?;1@0'53&%% dgnéya-diklku, s. The R nouns, it converts them into adjectives ; as, yhen south east point. BR1ERT) a weapon of 273,873 extensive, 120738 heavy. It is al- fire, a fire-arrow. W gl so affixed to adjectives ; as, Tw3d T3 great, o 393 red. C. 87\,@"8 a’gyzi, See under &7, ¥ jme 8. A% dgraha, s. Fury, rage, anger. 2. @d@) ddalli, Suppose, in case, on con- vexation, annoyance. 8% to fall into a i i dition that. AR YUB FTTY T8y ReRT g passion, to become angry. = if you are a good man, you must shew 8. OB dghatana, adj. Practicable. : tfl] integrity. BIT woid T WY S should O« they come, we will come too. 2. when. ) 8. @@358 dghdtya, s, Obstinacy, stub- bornness, violence. $INTY SoTerITT when the rain comes, it will be cool. ) 8. &0 ed%H dghrdnisu, v. a. To smell, inhale. ©#2)3 scented, smelled. el @C)‘D?\Jo’q a’da’gg/li, However, yet, ne- o vertheless, notwithstanding, though it be. 8. 6’35053338 dchandrdrka, adj. As long as sun and moon endure. 12 VI DIRFREDY, [-=DIsH esmrmqg TOOAT LT It he is indeed a wicked man ; nevertheless we S. ¥e30d -dChddiS]L’i, s. A plant so called. i i huht must pity him, )Sjzmmenagy B)sna Wi 8. eI dchamana, s, Rinsing the 107 N €383 e mh clrld mouth, sipping water before religious cere- 8. BHTI, Seyoed dehhddana, deh- monies, meats, &c. from the palm of the hdlana, s, Cloth, clothes. 2. covering, hoys at hand. BBIF g vessel in which water for disappearance. 3. an upper garment. 4. a pins, B4 iy the above purpose is preserved. screen. BeIRODW 0 cover. o T. B. €833 dchara, Sce uF or, [’ 8. 5008 T dehhuritaka, s, A loud laugh, 8. ©e3TTS dcharane, s, Practising, obsery- b oo a satirical laugh. 2. making a noise by rub- ing, as any religious rite, &. ©BE3F I, 117 4 g bing the finger nails one upon another. O™ to observe, celebrate, practise. ©3 il ee S. Qj’@f)ifi dchhéka, s. Purity, clearness. ) &8¢ 7@ g priestly tabernacle. 8. ©eF9T dchdra, s. Anestablished rule of S. ¥&xT djaka, s. A flock of goats. 0] 8. BETowRD djavanjava, s. A family. 0 conduct, an ordinance, an institute, a precept. 2. conduct. S. Qj’edtfiaa)'a*o‘o'b a’j(ffll&—b(fill&, s. Arms iffpla adj. Ceremonially clean. ;;):% that reach to the knees. 2. a man with long & amale i d 833 traditional observance, the custom of forefathers. BOTTD 25 arms, considered handsome and indicative shomuan, &) 8 ceremonial purity in religious observances. RIS E T To) bad observ- of heroism and regal destiny. B4 g fy Sl Gk ances, midnight orgies. ©8/%523 regular ob- 8. €933 djdndya, s. A horse of good Unemg, servances, proper ceremonies. [TewWT the breed. adj. well bred. b peculiar customs of a sect. S0 {y 3,350 fulfil. s. @B dji, s. War, battle. 823en g battle 10 matey ling a vow. ®9©9253 the practices of a caste. field. fisfi], 3 3B religious austerities. DF,2530 strict S. 6’8%@35 (1:/""&'7:({, adv. As long as life lasts. 110ch ggep adherence to a certain devotion, a vow, or s. €92%033 djlvana, s. A livelihood, pro- 1y thy by religious rule. b3,e590 the religious observ- ances of devotees. fession. b 31«3} i Z%ew5%0 the usage or ; custom of a country. TwTg bhad practice. s. @3 djusha, adj. Thickened or curd- L i 3253 (i), ¢ €»¢ T3 the custom of the world. led, as milk. VL% kS disorderly in ceremonial observances. S. 53 afgnye, s. Command, mandate, or- tul, & 85338 B g regular man, der. 2. leave, permission. 3. punishment. 8. S9eFod0E dchdrya, s. A spivitual guide 4. custody, control. sme?) a wheel for &5 0. Geiom, or preceptor, one who invests the student torture. 2. a land holder. ©gETH a di- ( @t‘f:”m 22 with the sacred thread, and instructs him vine law, appointed worship. 52325300, & P MR, And in the law of sacrifices and mysteries of reli- 798% an obedient servant. 2. a loyal subject. f ko U] th gion. 2. a priest, Swechr &Y ordination 3. a docile scholar, &% 20 disobedient, © I e Uk fy or inauguration of a priest. g, ¥ | IR to order or command. €%, b s} 0 col ”’0 C. &3 dche, doclinable adv. SER, Bsw, S»® to punish. &3 IR to cause to WY BeERY, 3280, eeZgTB VB TFRD, BB punish. 2. to commit to custody. Uity 0@ to order. 2. to allow. ©F oo 8032 13,9 b @@ On that side, beyond. 2. after, after- D&% to obey a command. Qf%%@ %?@35% % wards, (either of time or place.) L6 7:\4 ¥ 8. ¢33 dchita, s, A weight of ten 0@ Aagh, 8 BRLE to take leave. SR G, 0L W i 7~ to submit 2. to be criminated, to come 9 75 a cart load. i [} into condemnation, to become obnoxious to N h W 8. ese53 a’chz’m, adj. Eter (. g3t nal, immortal, punishment. Wine W, always existing. fili S. ¥ Il (l'jz/ a, s. Ghee, or clarified butter. S. eféu@szir 65-0710':953/((, adj. Savoury, o= C.V‘wt,\ B8y LPU WS djhe-bhdpure, interj. palatable, dainty. ) [ Bravo! Well done! 8. Y¥BwesoT dehdlikd-baddha, § : c. &8 dta, s. Aplay, dance, game. 2. agi- 2 ) A R A female’s bodice. tation, motion, shaking. 3. an aquatic ani- L’J (lfq“ T. B. €83 0300 dchehariya, See 3 abr. mal. ©iR® to dance, play, move about. 5] [/ 8. €5’§§Q dehhanna, adj. Covered, sheath- R, SR o cause to play. Qgoaks Ly ed, bathing, water-sport, socimed dancing, % Py 108 o, i 3530 BT hidan, i 7t childish play or act. #wce=Y g game of 0. B&P R, S&vRwels didydti, D coverng boys at the Dasara feast, with short wooden dtdgdtu, adj. TFull of kernel, stony. gorment, 43 pins. 339 the conduct of Shiva, or the C. fii’ésa&raeé% dtdrdti, s, Straits in get- divine governance. w308 human conduct. L) ting a livelihood. €200 BERBwBBRA TV -5, Aloud lugh SE D33,.3%8 is this all you can do? @b = 3 X ) E® 3n@33, 3 he lives day by day from hand » 0 10186 By ol y e to commence playing. 2. to prevent win- -2 233 to mouth, eI B DURREIWDIe T ITgD 8w n another ning a game, ©¥FIF, BLMEF 5 dancing BISY he is a spendthrift and not provident. girl. ¥ Y to cause to play, as dancing ty, ceares, girls. & Bez), et BRg), BLBIR), ©3 SwEr c. efi’ésogfa dtalu, s. An insignificant or little servant. of goats to begin to play. ©¥ Rebd to win a game. , 8 Afl, 83 e to lose a game. Bk DB to leave S. &8 dti, s. The bird tardus gingianus. Ams off play. ©®Wm3 a player. 2. a gambler. cC. (’5&5\"33@ atidapu, s. A holiday, a play- i s?- 11 s PRI I} 3. a male dancer. Aactl BBMmBS a puppet day. BE3Y W@ to give a holiday, to let go showman. ¢ an BYMANET idleness. SRR, &3 to play. &% one fondof play, an idle school boy. 0. &3&3 a'[u, (22™) 0. a. To shake, move, i o @éd::\)a, %é\f@% a 1)1&)7{‘9]10“'_ 383350k m?qu swing, &c. (S Y to cause to shake. NRTIS Al dancing, with vocal and instrumental music. 3 vametd take hold of his hand and shake B to suffice. VT AT, AoTTR BRI e3 him. Bt B t0 rock the cradle. no matter how much he eats, he is never sa- tisfied. o @&53?3.@35353 (L',qu-mo"_tu, s. A stumble, = ficzfgfifi T, BoTTw 36533 = how o) S. B&w N Cé'_to/pd, s. Ostentation, display, ng 2 much soever one brings for this (great) fami- pomp. 2. pride. 8. controul. B8 great [yt Iy, they have not enough. ostentation. Q:?&f\/@‘{:'ng),’fi FTAONF g thing out C. @80T dtanka, s. Impediment, obstacle. of one’s power. 2. resistance. 3. annoyance. 4 subjection, e oot C. BBONIIS ddangiyava, s, An effem- control. ©¥oFI7 ¢ be impeded, hindered. inate man. [SIMEE Talrls A to be under subjection or con- d, ot trol. ©¥o¥2 to hinder, oppose. 8. €303 ddambara, s, A collection, cluster, multitude, mass, heap. =cFezEo2s3 7 pm-;ia‘mti ) uhul 0. SE0wIoNs dtangdi, s, An ace. a mass of clouds. / 2. ostentation, vanity, o4 c. ¥&olm dtantana, s, A clatter, smash. pomp, display, pride. 8. incumbrance. 4. a i 0. S8OT Ry dtandi-kollu, v, n. T charge sounded by musical instruments. 5. roaring of elephants. lefll take up the song where another leaves off, to S adj. Roomy, large, extensive. s3I & &0 o~ oleieh : take turns in singing or playing. wT3AT the house is large, F72300T hollow ostentation, empty retinue, ;ummu& C. G&on, Boyy, ¥BweoT) diampa, v 10 s. ¥aT, BT ddaka, ddhaka, s, A dtampu, didmpu, Seo stwcz. measure, (variable). See Bwe¥nR. ju:fod\'» T. B. B80T dtambara, See wzows. C. SBHYT dda-ddde, s. A loose flabby 8. &&T dtaka, s. A sparrow. cheek. b [ c. ¥&FO diakali, s. One who is expert C. ¥TY3, T3, ST, Qfi’bd&ggfi 0’ f‘;{; ;;ltedf f 4 at both work and play. ddalita, adaliti, ddalite, ddiyélita, 0’)110"3’0\:5 : c. BETRED dfakdtale, s. Trouble, s. News, report, common talk. 2. circum- difficulty. stance, affair. 3. the secret, art, or nature atl of any business or profession. 4. adminis- i C. &I, dta-patiu, s. Shelter, refuge, il support. tration, inquiry, management, surveillance. 5. ] /'g’ (L state. 6. cost. e B BT, OBI T ©85FT 8. ¥E83wE T, ¥&0wT dlarisha- InBeR® he who is acquainted with the e ka, d.tarlz"gllld]fa, s. The plant justicia state of the country may govern it. BEYII 4 ]fl“[l‘- adhatoda. $,02 Iw@ count the cost and do it. ¢ Jout ! A. c. 88T dtavika, . A person at play, 0. BT chi/ce, s. Abuse, calumny, slan- 3y o\ a player, der. 2. talk. BBF I g calumny. il g, 109 R - SF30M 8 Si<yeor) 0, 8oy 06 C. B ID, ddi-pddu, s. Dancing and w@oens BB a boy who does nothing but Prs singing. v. n. To dance or play and sing. play and eat. B8E0RV g browsing field. L0498 dhe, 0. VT ddu, v. a. To speak, to use a word. C. STBWA ddu-moga, s. Daksha, son P—”r: (, vy i InT@ to talk. 2. to promise. BT Ind of Bramha, with a goat’s face. hnoh, 2 a a promise. (S 3%, 82 Bwo® to break a 0. &30 ddurt, s. A piece of cloth smeared wither, 3, an promise. with goat’s dung and tied on the udder to B2 30 to say all that is in one’s (1 mind without reserve. 4. to prevent the kids from sucking. e 3. to play. dance. v. n. To oscillate, totter, wag, wave, C. T dde, s. Aleech. 2. a paper kite. shake, or move. 82 2w to talk to one’s C. BTRROHIBY ddondddu, v. n. To pre- file an e, self. 2. to slander, calumniate. LRI . @ varicate. by ol 8 to shake, move, &c. 2. to cause to play. s e, ¢ C. @ngfi dd-bede, s. The rutting season 82 is affixed to a noun, and expresses the Iysm, diny f of goats. noun in action ; as, KSET@ to sport ; WoER o S. ©TT ddhaka, Sce vz=. [} ) \ to play at ball; 7@, to hox, cuff; = ) 23’{ ) 8. €@ ddhaki, s. Doll, pigeon pea, City- tith of anhe ® to dispute; IN2ER®E t0 jump sitting ; 3 AewEn® to play dice. 87980 to trade. 2 i prome sus cadjamn. e il to agree about the price; #2533 to quarrel, s. @¢o ddhya, s . Chief, master, owner, anoaths by wrangle, fight, as dogs ; 072 @ to kiss ; Tty lord. adj. Chief, great, opulent, wealthy. 0UR i @ to persist ; €03 T2 to lie; ¥ to im- %oy rich, wealthy. ey virtuous, excel- % Anain, portune ; % T3 to speak pleasantly ; Ssw=s lent. ©3 =03 the chief or head servant. AGY ¢ v 09 A \ | @ to swim ; 3e7m® to swing one’s self; e 8F=3 the elders, the great. Qg’,é‘-)és, 3’5{)33 5 )V Ty, B to work an oil n)in; To8TeB), WATR proprietorship, mastery. o ;J\'611 [ to dance ; S3T® to walk about 3 TR to D. & dna, s. An anna. Yty g AN toss, butt ; 90=® to stab ; W&wE»E to hunt, NG (1 &c., &c. T. B. @8 dnati, See v, o) 88 FOBW, SBROGW to learn to G ¢ C. 803 dnava, s. Power, strength. ~ play, dance, or talk, &c.; 63 20, 83ROD Spicuafi;fiuar; to teach to dance, &c. 83 VR to let go to D. &eo0ed dndchiy s. A ceremony observed g 6’@33 n play. 82 w2 to come to play. 8@ to by Hindu women on the tenth night after 4 childbirth. U Boay speak, play, &c., much; @@, BER2 saying ) i again and again; %33 LIBBROD WBE) 2T D. Kool dndda, adj. Unruly, unman- ¢ igh @ (proverb) you ‘may say (or promise) ten ageable. ¥/m3T FoodF an untoward affair. © "33 [ things, but do not write one. ( R Br VWD to pub- o0 W g a self-willed, uncontrollable man. [ ( lish, to let out. g C. 9¢3 dni, adj. Chief, excellent, costly, C. BB ddu, s. A goat. ©=2z 2o 3 field valuable. Bed S0y a costly pearl. I Tarte] ; ¢ 3 0 where goats have been kept. BR) &R Bed a clever man, one skilled in gems. 363 '\’354 b} o0 Y4 ity 03,7 the keep of the goat was three times standard gold. bl e, 9 its value, (proverb used of an unprofitable b S. &3 dni, s A nail, peg or pin. fokiy &, ?‘ speculation). ®BT g goat to bleat., VR =w ¢ h 8¢ ALV 8.3 A8 the herb Aristolockhia bractea. @ C. BdTe @’s_gfieé% dni-kallu, dne- R kallu, s. A hail stone. Fe%A the plant Justicia adhatoda. 313 I 2. the key stone thillg: 353 f 0 of an arch. Ll tybe S 2o WEBE9ATE she has been brought 85%Y, ¢ a shower of hail. Jhlm lly 0 flhx up with goat’s milk. 0. S R3T o> dni-kdlu, s. A sceptre. fy N oYy, "I 0. ©dXo dnisu, v.m. To crack or busst. Y fut C. BT, ST ddukali, ddukali, b} 0 See 887D, j ) W) TR RBR DIVGH T B3I if you putb an un- burnt earthen vessel in the sun, it will crack. H‘h‘ C. BToF, SR dduke, dduge, See co=. 1y Be3NT Lory e WUTE, NI g, burst cocoanub ® g C. ¥Bowo3> ddugddu, s, Wasting, spoil- is very ripe. ing. BRDMRD S9B to spoil, waste. ) "V T. B. SeaR dpuge, [z ] s Permis- sion. . C. @do{?% dduppu, v n, Toplay and eat. 2. order, command. WA ¢ 110 8300353 “% oes nothiy C. 0N, oD dnume, dnuve, s S. @80 atapta, adj Completely heated Pride burnt or smelted hrowsing fel 8 Daksha s A O @@@ ane, s Command, duty 8. &¥¥3, &¥9T dtara, dtdra, s. Fare, face 0. BT, Yooy, dne, dne-bhdshe, s freight = An oath 2. a prognostication of evil upon s. YBNT0D d-tulpa-shdi, adj. Bed- ce of cof another. 3. an adjuration, protestation a ridden, lying on a bed 1 ontheu citation on the part or in the name of the king 4. (Sh) %?\r%”o S \38§ dfll}l/a, s I{ospltah‘gy B33 I ..... governmendt. T. B. See 8L P BSHPLI o 2. apa rxl B3 g, TaFy, B3 % 333 IND B! -?’\) to swear @), 887y TR to entertain a guest &3 Proper for a guest (1 i take an oath. BFT BogS 83 ’9?53 to swear adj 2. hospitable, at- ,d)l tentive to a guest. by God Zododh SRS B BB to swear by one’s father drs0ees by God 8. ©8o00E dtirna, s. Fording or cross- The SRz by my son TS(D‘V‘@ b)’ my self. 8B8B ¥R, /= ng water. Z3, or T, to conjure, adjure, to take an 8. 35 dtu, s. A float, a raft oath of another 2. to 1mpose a vow or so- c. 983wy dtu-kollu, See e o, g lemn promise. 3. to threaten, to prognosti- 8. @830 diura, s. Tmpatience, precipita- cate evil upon another BEDLW to free from tion, haste, flurry 2. eagerness, avidity ief, Tt an oath ; to deliver from a curse adj. Diseased. 2. devoted to, ardently bent il C. 3 Ron dudeshe, dpdesuge, (St 83 IR, upon. 200%™ to hasten. SN s. An aimed shot, a shot at a mark. or #»g to be in a hurry, tobe impatient, o ] uld wi3 g8 A G Oog 5y &, dnba, dpma, s. A king, to be flunled eal, ¥ 0K} ruler, or governor 2. a husband. 3. pow- er, authority s. 93, ¥ )y dtughta, dtushit, s. Complete satisfaction, satiety D. ¥oonnes dnbdchi, s. A deceittul man. c. ¥R dte-hula, s, A cockroach. (Bl et e:r dnmachchi, s, A bright con- (bl | 8. ¥B R0, B AIT dtta-gandha, yer sreng spicuous matk | coremony ¢ C @C T dnmara, s. A male tree. atta-garva, adj. Humbled, degraded e tentd gl A. C. T S. 98, dfma, s, The soul 2. the natural 2 anmu, v. . To be brave, man- 1y & might, prowess, power. temperament or disposition. 8. Bramha, the 4. T vrh]‘ > supreme deity and soul of the universe C. 83”5“"3 ESJ dnmuttu, See under ©e3. 6. firm- the body 5. care, effort, pains ] {nfov ness Tncomt C. 8% Sun met, s. An awkward, huge 7. the understanding, the intellect body 8. the mind or faculty of reason. 9. life ol [5(02 C. &8, &880 dta, dtam, See B3, spirit, the vivifying soul in opposition to the Wdrl i ! 8. &¥80TF dtanka, s Impediment, hind- sentient 10. the sun 11. fire 12. wind il IS rance 2. pain, disease 3. fear. BZ0F air. 13. self, the abstract individual TTIN to hinder 2. to alarm, affright 8, the supreme Spirit, the soul of the uni- o i 8. ¥Zoez3 dtanchana, s. Casting any verse /3938, the sentient soul. I8, a oW il /J/"h» thing, as, for instance, butter milk into fresh virtuous or excellent man. °8, a sinful milk, to turn it. 2. calcining, adding a pow person, a depraved character. Zi)O'@%B a Vl' 9 0 Le » f bl der or flux to metals in fusion. cious or vile character. 83, ¥5,c®¥ kind- ower 0 red QB?! FBF g suicide. Bi’é% one who 8 A i) S. ¥88 dtata, adj. Extended, large knows himself 2. aman skilled in sacred g S. 883000 dtaldi, s A felon, thief science. 8= a son. |y Cf $3,m8, B33 g oif youl® murderer, incendiary, traitor. daughter %3 ToBI Ind EQJE)%”\) to depuv i flld C. U8 dtanu, rem. dem. pron. hon. He, one’s self of the necessaries of hfe p S0 wém 3 2t th dt man. self-praise. 8,80 own. Qf? o3TE, %y sclfish- 3 ) s 8. &8 D dtapa, s. Sunshine. ferof @ Oea, ness. 83, 3%3 the middle voice of a verb. |0 ilg 8253) g large parasol. BE.3 God. 2. husband B, wekd (self- ::\ 111 em— e % BCSQ) born) a name of Bramha, Shiva, Vishnu, tage, income, use. BT0 JRXW, TordM fh 6 Qute and Cupid. or wond to get profit, to gain advantage. i S. 8,3° dtmanu, s. A mild man, a man BrecIe ™ to be profitable. BTIE) INd BR 8 3 free from passion. & >} . to geta 80 [ fes goto get a profit one’s self. b s. 8 3(533 dtréya, [son of Atri] s. A thing for nothing. Bmcd % receipts and 3 (i grom) patronymic of the moon. disbursements. 3ol a S. @%3333 dtréi, s, A woman during 8. &0 adi, s. The beginning, the origin. her courses. ©7dNeB from § 5’L§'!2( (e ©ed without beginning. L08R [esSSTartal S . @Zi?'\’o-i) éflw’}/a, adj. Placed, deposited. eternity. 8@ in the beginning. Cc. &0 dda, See under ©ro. the commencement of an astronomical period. ! S:J iy, bming A. ©Ro0 the commencement of the alphabet. C. &T0 ddam, adj. Great, much. g o nd, &30 the beginning of the day. ®nmed the C. BTTIVM, STRVOB, &3 dor dda- s Y (ol without beginning of the w orld. 20390 root, founda- kdrana, ddadarinda, dddarinda, tion. ©0 wdww Beod from the beginning. 8 803 ad . adv. Therefore ; because. 7 First, prior; first, pre-eminent (i authgr ofth -9 B T A 4L ceTE & (V] »B ddade, ddede, See comp.) others, et cetera; as, OEN PDRYY trees, tmpising &c 83T under B70. S ONY heasts, &e. BDT00 g pyi. LOTR ©033% one of the Rias A. 0. ¥BRT0 ddodam, Sce ©3tw and © mary or original cause. fie Nyt U@?‘imqs under &70. metres in music. 23T the first day in the fin fy week, Sunday., ©23:3 the serpent that sup- Pl H. S0R>; BN, ddami, ddammi, s, A ports the universe upon his thousand heads, Alost, man. B BB g good or respectable man. 2. which forms also both the couch and canopy iy, a pensioner. of Vishnu. § Ut [l 8. &30, $BIT ddara, ddarane, 8. @DBo dditya, [son of 28] 5. A deity. Reverence, respect. 2. kindness, comfort, . 9, ) 2. a deity of a particular class, twelve in LR consolation. 3. protection, support, aid. 4. J A e number, and which are forms of the sun, and s, treating kindly. o33 under protection. serve to represent him as distinct in each LY ©ETIT to be a support to. re,d‘;#,& (Shateler) month of the year. 3. the sun. &jbfiq&}?@d @@ this is a support to that. BTOW o fo o Sunday. comfort, caress, console. 2. to assist, sup- Popnty, i, by port. 3. to show respect to, honour. 4. to 8. @’E}'é’edbso dditéyanu, 5. A deity,a protect. divinity. 53"*‘&?:.1: e, In ~ T. B. @00 ddari, [#552]s. The trumpet 8. O (f(]ifil(l, adj. Tirst, prime, original. flower. Pflf?’fi)i(!flr,e_ : S, GOD, (l/dl.-?]lf(l/, adj. Commanded, di- C. ¥T3w ddart, See under €ro. rected. bei opfy, 2. appointed. s. Fragments or v C. ¥0B ddare, Sece under B870. of leavings of a meal. L) o 0. 8T ddalli, See under 87. T. B. @O¢T ddika, s. Profit, advantage. § Vg 8. &@u3e ddarshas s. A mirror. Iience 2. means, property, power. 5 ¢ i} 2. a commentary. C 3. the original from : Cfi’CjJ%‘?\.@%J ddu-kollu, See under 8. which a copy is taken. & of the 1 (o} . 65’553'5?)) ddughe, s. A mob, a tumult. C. BTOAW Mo, 1 (l,dd!/?/lz, See under 7. Q ) e ToBweBo ddu-jodu, adj. Slow, tardy. - b 3, C. TR dddgye, See under 7. o STOMA ddu niga, s. One who lives by Ly o, 8. &85OI dddna, s, Taking receipt, accep- begging. tance. 2. a horse’s trappings, § n\«mfl it A C. @ZSJ?;) o ddultam, s. Refuse, dama- \0 (i C. ¥5oQ dddni, s. A fickle man. ged goods. hul T thn H. 5020 dddbu, s. Fear, terror, awe. S. @55@3 (fd_i‘z'ta, adj. Respectful; re- gthe C. 593 dddmma, s. A brick-kiln. spected, honoured. See &9;_'6'(‘5. o! Lo’ C. ¥TID dddya, s. Gain, profit, advan- S. Qfi’(fi@?fi ; @Cfi@ 3, ddris hya, ddrish- [V i - 112 L. B3e (SN - acy bty b 9 ta, adj. Quite apparent, very visible, ma- 8. ¥PweTI> ddhdrapanu, s. An le- to gain almt nifest. phant driver. le g o 8. @B ddéya, s. A gift. A @e afn, pron. 1. Bowe., Yo woddd I sel Uil 2 t 8. ©8e3 ddésha, s Accusation, blame. came. 8o woiIF we came. 30N o ) 5 2. (in gramr.) a substitute, permutation. S. @308 dnanda, s. Happiness, pleasure, 3. an order, a command. joy.- de 30T endless joy. T0RTOTIIAT £0 DI 8. @’Zfiefi' ddéshta, s, A divector of priests. be happy and pleasant. TTIToT heavenly 0, AT felicity, celestial joy. XTInTod %Z’)\éd) per- A C. STR7 cidoc]e, See under s7. hegimaing sons of slender minds. BIcDW, BToTTeNI 8. @’4’58 a’dya, adj. First, initial. €308 the to rejoice, to be glad. Dy, dToBRYR B beginning and end. ©%50823 without begin- jent 0t 7y WO FR&T BT you must write to us, the da ning or end. BOFT08 T8 the Eternal from time to time, of your welfare. 2. the God, without beginning, middle or end. forty-eighth year of the Hindu cycle of sixty. Tom 1 8. ¥ToTD ddya-kavi, s almiki, the 80T t3TD the name of a tune, ST xR 150, ] author of the Rdm4yana, a poet by nature, % tears of joy. composing verse without previous tuition. (R S. §3% dnaka, s. A large military drum 8. Y53 ddhdna, s Perpetual sacred (e beaten at one end. 2. a double drum. 3. a fire RyRFTS g ceremony prior to cohabita- small drum or tabor. 4. athunder cloud. © tion to insure conception. 2. a ceremony IFD0moD Kpishna’s father, Vasudéva. the performed with consecrated fire. 3.a pledge, s. ¢33 anata, adj. Bowed, inclined, bent, b 18 a deposit. 4. a surety. . placing, holding, assuming. 6. being, condition. prostrate. 2. humble, lowly. ©S38=ATR to e e prostrate. 8. ¥go3 ddhdra, s. A basis, foundation, prop. 2. protection, support. 3. security. T. B. 838 dnate, s Leave, permission. fes]a A 13 \'l BTE) adeed of security. 4. comprehen- 2. an order. See @30?«;’4, ar (s {h sion, location, the sense of the ablative i or S. &30 dnaddha, s. A small drum, on. 5. a dike, a canal. 6. a basin round the 8. UII dnana, s. The face or mouth. | 8 d‘~ foot of a tree. Slariel ef-;adzi S a man of fhe s i property. BRTDYTIN, 203590 g destitute S. @50‘3:5 dnayana, adv. Always. man. 8TBERZ God, the supporter of all. S. ¥I8= dnarta, ady. Vain, useless, cause- 1] A ] less. s. A country so called. yanl, : CROTTIHEF R things for subsistence. C. & I0e3TRe dndchi-kadubu, 5 A m@md&o&(@;g:fi I am he re through your ) kind of cake. it o Prima m patronage. ©ITIHRT 33 v I know what he is worth. Iy BT v wg what do 8. 3> dndya, s. A net. you know of my circumstances? wzaR ST g I S. &I dndha, s, Length, especially of B wookiey By 3et hag 1 1e money or not P cloth. 2. epistasis. 8. OG0T ddhdrika, s. A red centipede. Pr Ufif; d. @?)‘/'\’eé% dni-gallu, See w3wen. 8. & ddhi, s. Mental agony, anxiety, dis- C. @O ‘dnili, s. A musk rat. er ease of the mind. 2. a pledge or pawn. i, S C. 83, 8T dnu, dtu-kollu, 8. & @?ZS’ ddhikya, s, Increase, accumula- 4 by b tion. v. a. To stay, prop, support. 3S w2 By B0%T;S a superior, an elder. to support with the head. 2. to recline on, fly 0 8. @@fi@’rg dd/’li—fidtyd, s. Authority. 2. government. lean against. B33 Fw to lean the back O g A against. 73 ¥ FaPs to lean against a 8. 83 ddhina, s Control, authority, subjection. 283 one’s own control. Esfor) wall. 2B 20@7d 2t 8 FePID 3 twig o B (put into a leak) will stop a bushel of water ®<& another’s control, foreign subjection. ®oe (despise mnot little things.) 3. to catch, to DRI ® to be under the control of another. bear up. Woweh to catch a ball. Besp, S to 47, TIPS to become subject to another. catch a falling fruit. 4. to reach, to join, i 2579 chance, Providencé. iy, touch, ©33 Sorl Sl SHTE N0 (R o 113 P S Resies (STobYa®) Stsfa lives next door to me. 5. to open the mouth i, dné-khajji, dné-gajji, s. A trouble- 5, B0 or hand. & & #5g to open the mouth some kind of scabbiness or itch. tiEa to receive any thing. 6. to stand before, @ @fiefé’ua‘@" ané-kartdle, s. A large §, f%ij, { oppose, resist, &c. 7. to be ready. 8. to kind of aloe. o have, possess, assume, obtain. BANR, 32D C. @3@636)3 dné-kallu, s. A hailstone. 8 % per, & =, BB, BTOR), B8TOTY, Bed8@ {o cause to atime of Iean, rest, or recline on. 2. to make lean 8¢ 2. ¢ hail. lein st against any thing, as against a wall, &ec. (5] c. &@30zo0> dné-kdlu s. Hlephantiasis. of el dD to join, touch, reach. ©2 FoF to re- c. @5@53?\1\) ané-kdsu, s. A small copper 4 cndug coin bearing the figure of an elephant. cline or rest one’s self against a pillar, &c. © e, S0, B¥IBYF to be insufficient. 2. not to C. ej’fie.‘riacb a'ne’—gundz’, s. A town near 8 ] veach. 3. to be unattained, unpossessed, un- Hampe. o Aited i obtained. 3% it is insufficient, it will not support. (SIS 9 <+ ? C. @geééi_ dnechchu, v. n. To take a good 8 8% the act of leaning on or bear- aim. ing up. BTITID, Q.?F&UJ, B08TT) supporters, () A WUW | c. ‘35’33_20 dnettu, v. . To lift up with resisters. fl?flfimm:‘sfiodwra‘ou xgfioi:) % Tuh, ¢, main strength. Fa0R Zeh having said to his charioteer, 00, c. @5@5’7}\ ©> dné-neggilu, s. The Pada- fhereare “ we are a match for the battle, and Asjun is 3 lium murea. coming. B0 to press down well. Sos, iy | 8o past part. Having supported, assumed, 0. B3edRW> dné-bdgalu, s. The entrance L C’.?." I &e. &c. FyBwFeo2) holding in or with the gate of the Mysore palace. ths onyt hand. &:335%0% having assumed a form AR S oy } o. €5’£QE§§ ané-bhalle, s. An elephant § or disguise. ©odDto be supporting, &c. o spear with a broad blade. il 2 W to approach. 2. to last long. So® 0. ¥3eB0TBIAY> dné-musudi-nega- ey i Bt to follow, pursue, to go close to one o e lu, s. A crocodile. another, &c. ©od with a verb, expresses Ao the continuance or completeness of the action. C. @fiefiu@ggya?fid dné-loli-sara, s. Aga- foyou riCUS VIVIPArUS. ©oBB®N to hurn long. Bomoe, to eat vora- b 8 ciously, &c. C. 830X dné-siji, s, A very large 2 thrgy P needle. 8. 65‘537\’35‘@8 dnu-gunya, odj. Friendly, th gty harmonious, amicable. See BSorvoes. c. 33BE eTaT, T3 b 6%hes 8. BBPE T dnupitrvika, (from the dné-hejjé-tabaku, dné-mettana-taba- b beginning) s. Method, order. ku, s. A large round tray with scolloped Moy C. B3 dne, 5. An elephant. 2. (in chess) edges. g, 9 the rook or castle. 3. A. ¢. I (emphatic), T C. BT OR a’nougu, v. a. To shake vio- LY myself. “¥EnS g white elephant. FoEnS lently. C. Gy a black elephant. =23 an elephant in rut. T. B. @3;9653 dnnéya, See SHoD. (g sin?, ay 3 a royal elephant. ROTI g, 5. SNE, SN 835, NG T dnwiksha, 4Gy low elephant. &3 2 to make an elephant play. 2. to rock (as an elephant) a child on dnwikshalki, dnwikshike, s. Criminal (o of the knee. law. 2. logical philosophy, metaphysics. 83 W corns to grow. S83rvo s, 83 InY S, 33 Iz 8. €% dpa, s. Water. 2. one of the eight 2 a young elephant. ‘fldfl, ixto an elephant keeper. 83 09 an elephant kill- IR, C (LN} VV ajJ er. 93¢ Efig, 837 Mg‘, B3k HABNT T g C. ¥ dpa, a defective verb denoting abili- fr fy pit for catching wild elephants. SJg T ty. Added to infinitives, it forms a potential Iz, 83k 83y to tame an elephant. %20 8 fib(m mood; as BwRwe® I can go. WO he »Qj’h A I8} S, w®33 a decoy elephant. B3R TIY, B can come. w0wed thou canst write. Its 1%“0]]& 72)% elephant’s provender. negative is 3, q. v. [ 0. U3eT, e, OIRY, dnd-haj- 8. ¥R dpaga, s, A river, vq l 114 R i (Shefan) 520013 Iy 8 At S. @200 dpana, s. A shop. 2. amarket. S. & '3@0'33 dpe’g/a, s. Ardent spirits, a po- itch, 8T 3F a dealer. table. tley 1, & by T. B. @ReF dpéhshe, See ©3:2 8. 9%, OB, ST dpattu, dpada, a’])ddé’, s. Misfortune, calamity, distress. A. ¢. @BRYT. dpolisu, v. a. To orderor 5. A hallsome, ¢ 2. peril, danger. 3. evil, straits. [Set-r N3} - command. a time of trouble. ®TD, T@), BTy R to 8. @BpeaI dpdshana, s. Sipping water be in straits. ¥%% S money put by for a time from the palm of the hand, as a religious , lephorfoss of need. 8530t g friend in need. (SEefal ceremony before or after meals. 5, A sl o an elephart 7 conduct suitable to circumstances of s. Qfi’:) dpta, adj. Trusted, confidential, distress. attached, dear. 2. gained, obtained. 8T 3 iy 5 At a beloved friend. 83,3 a confidential friend. 8. UR3) dpanna, (suffering ¥==2) adj. Afflicted, distressed. ®% 3 an afflicted man. 8%, F03) a trust-worthy prime minister. & o, Totes 8. 89T dpdka, s. A potters’ kiln. 3,3 a person not to be trusted, a foe. c. o83 a’pd,ti, [See 33&] adv. Such, so . @‘5‘30'?\5 dptdgiri, s. A large circular T it o much. s. A vile, worthless, disreputable per- flat skreen or ketasol used by persons of rank. son NS Bomeshy I Yy B IYSY vy 8. @-9_\9 dpti, s. Gain, acquisition. 2. bind- it o Tt ing, joining. there are no such things, as you have brought, in this place. T3ty TRPATITITE T, 5 8 Qjo’i;g dpya, adj. Watery, consisting of gl s Tt 2 DangTw¥ g0y there are no such men in water. ) this country asin that. 2D BeoITTIE B S. 6313386535 dpydyana, s. Refresh- 'g;zs;o ??«aégjdmzjaéi IS TgSony B B if T s b gl ment, satiety. BEYRRTTo to be refreshed. offer a cloth worth two and a half pagodas, they say it is not worth so much. DT % @93%');; dprachhchhana, s, Civility ey e ;mfi:& BRYTTR VD0 T agyd you are upon receiving or parting with a visitor. a worthless fellow, howsoever much is said 8. OTn0eS dprapading, s. A dress to you you are not ashamed, [l 6 reaching from the shoulders to the feet. 8. &8 a’pa’z‘a’, adj. Falling, descending. S. ¥ dplava, s. Bathing by jumping 2. throwing down, causing to descend. 3. into the water. A very the instant or current month. CEIC] a’pluta, adj. Immfzrsed, wetted, o] S. @"33(’53 dpddane, s. Union, junction. drowged. i :¢ il f s e Y RYSOh a’pcidz'su, v. a. To accuse. H. Cfi’fi'_a_o 2ND, Qi’@r_a_o N dptdbagiri, i B &3, dpdna, s, A public drinking dphtdgiri, See swsmo. 9y V.lth place. 2. beverage. H. &5 o0 dphtdbu, s. A kind of Indian card. 8. B9 dpdli, s. A louse. [ To g C. B1B> dpidu, v, a. To calk, to stop up H. &30 dpizz’mu; s. Opium. crevices. qeet’ H @ ‘@ ZSJQ dphkhuddu, s. Assuming airs, taking on one’s self. (" S. @2)3’»3 a’pz’qla, s. A chaplet tied on the s crown of the head. C. B297eD dbd-gédi, s. A simpleten, a :l ke & 9 man without ability. ‘ et 8. &3 (L’pl’na, s. Anudder. adj. Broad, BRR23T inability. wide, extended. e H. &9 dbddu, adj. Populous, inhabi- C. Qf’@ dpu, s. A kind of reed or rush used ted ; cultivated, as land. ®enm I%@ to cul- for feeding elephants, making mats, &c. &% tivate, to fill with inhabitants. p dené c%f"\- TV 3 hox made of reeds. 8. B3I HT Do dbdla-vriddharu, . fors 4 W oy i 8. BTPLF dpdpilm, s. A baker, a con- Young and old. L b fectioner. ot e C. COR dbinga, 5. A blind man. c. ¥% a’pe, s. A wooden spoon, a cocoanut ladle, C. ¥anR dbuge, s, Groping, as a blind man, 115 . €220009 £93530 H. 230> aburu, s. Character, credit, res- H. 830s amarda, s, A Hindustani vo- g, By AT 2320000 T, pect, honour. character to be cabulary of preserved 02 BT TH N F8%0 to prevent the H, 000 dmadant, s Profit, gain §, U i character from being injur ed when it is as- S. ey—j.)c)(\ amanasyd, s, Pain 2. the il f persed P A7 pains of childbirth. 1} [» C. SBRM a?;e-gamza, s. A sore eye. 2, 8. BTI3> dma Ya, s. Sickness, disease. 5, 63m g a blind eye ey firfi éja #mcm R 808 :1 R why do you grope about w1th sore eyes P 8. VT, @30S dmalaka, dmala- s, ) § ki, s. Emblic Myrobalan 0. %3 dabele, s. Gropingin the dark. 2 ] e dry leaves ol < bt te) dmavade, s Different split N heredta pulse seethed, strained and beaten in a mortar C. ¥Vl @bdyi, s. A blind man. 2. a Y3 tn till solid, and then fried in ghee, as a cake, simpleton and soaked in curdled milk B 8. U dbha, s. Effulgence, lustre 8. &953598 amatya, s, A counsellor, an sound r B. €500 dbharana, s. Ormament, deco- adviser a prime minister, 43 0 ration, as jewels, &c Bes TEN BRYD to put 8. &593 a7iza8k((/a, s. The umbili- Thegar on ornaments. cal region famaring o 0 8. C ¥ SG) abfiasfiana, s. Conversing, S. &%, dmisha, s. Flesh 2. bribe 3 Wy speaking: oo alms 4. food. 5. enjoyment 6. lust, long- i} }mk 8. Upox, Ceyoxn dbhdsa, dbhdsu ady ng 8RIPY carnivorous, SJ;J? Low, vulgar., BL7 35920 g Jow vulear word 8. &OQ0F dmikshe, s. Curds of milk whey pfltnh ) s. An insult, an affront 2. disorder. 3 spoiling, FUT 85 IR t0 spoil a work H. Q33330 dminany, s. A native ma- dej(y BEIA Bk to go off in disgrace. gistrate, judge or judicial officer SWJ)UJ T. B. &5 dbhildshe, See wrenz. H. ¥QIew dmila, s, A native revenue officer, LR 8. &e3 ¢bhir who superintends a district, and usually exer- 0 8% @5 s. A cowherd. 2. one cises minor judicial powers. ©5wew the office. sprung from a brahman father and a Vaish- U, gy ya mother. 80 a cowherd’s wife 8¢3 8. ¥N30Z %00 dmikshya-kdri, s, One 81en foy who is in doubt =@ [®%)] a station of herdsmen. iaTV Sy 8. 80T dmukta, adj. Accoutred 2 i fay of 8. ¥k dbhila, s, Bodily pain, dread. ad Fearful, terrible used. 3 clothed. 8y afy; S. 832F Ted dmukta-késhi, s. A man Bu‘ Um’am S. Cfi’?fife}”/\ ab/wga, s. Completion, ful- ness. with dishevelled hair fllfaxnm ) 2. effort, pains. 3. the expanded hood 8. 9300000 dmudiri YU, s. A disten- Spnfyy of a serpent used by Varuna as his pa- rasol, sion of the bowels, occasioned by constipation, *Washeny oy 4 which usually leads to dysentery, and often 8. &9 ama, s. Mucus, bad secretions, af- fection of the bhowels ends in death Og yhy) 2. sickness, disease ad ®3 T, a collection of mucus C. OBT W dmusilu, s. A kind of dried 3 B30 =T g U ) gt fever accompanied by flux B RoB worms sour fruit (IR with flux BI B} =3 a purgative to re- C. &R2230,F dmushmika, s. Heaven, ex- \"I\U§ move flux. 8 S 4 bloody flux. &9;&\5\@)6 emption from further transmigration ¥ @JWU: ¥ffla the giving of rice, &e., to brahmans by other unnent 8. U0 dmiila, s. The very root or foun- castes with whom the brahman cannot eat, dation BZowevsen thoroughly e:a..uamg H\ of i in performance of the annual rites to deceased whole, entire, from top to bottom Yy, ancestors, . g 8. BTRITVI0D dmishydyana, odj C. &3> dma, s A potter’s kiln. Of an illustrious family iy il fogn 8. €080 dmantrana, s, Invitation C. & dme, s. A turile. esFee turtle- iy LW calling, ~ ©308)3 invited footed Wiy 116 8 L 0229 (SESMY A Hindustani S. 830030 dmé-phala, s. A dried kind S ?u% g work well executed T8I =3 of fruit select people 2. people of one height 3. s, Proft, ai 8. ¥R dmoda, s, Pleasure, kindness people who do public service for land allowed 8, Pan, 2 Jjoy. 2. afragrance, a diffusive perfume. e them BT, A dgw to stand in array Jwd to be glad C. ©G0T 808 dyaka-tande, s. A father ickness, dias, in-law 8. BRI amnaya, s. The Vida. © nalaka, @ !’h S, ) F¢H8 the noise made in readine the Cc. SCDTIRCT dyakana-ganda, s The védas. husband of a woman twice married N 2. scripture, received doctrine, tradi- tional usage, family or national customs 3. 5. @8 ayata, adj. Wide, extended $, Dfit’:fl' an hereditary possession free of taxes. broad | heatenina S @53} amra, s. The mangoe tree. s. 833583 dyatana, s . An altar also a n ghee, a3 8. €935)008 dmu edita, s. Repetition of a shed for sacrifices. k. sound or word L Ao 1 S. 8338 ayati, s. Future time. 2. ma- Jesty. 3. length 4. restraint of mind I S805S5 amla, s. The tamarind tree. ©BM vinegar. 8D 3 acid, sour S SO B2 I3 g wild ayatia, s. Preparation, readi- /slm tamarind tree =] ness 3 B335 the heart burn 2. docility, tractableness, humility 75,00, BH) FweBF water in which rice has B0 T, S 2 to become ready (S{evh} ] E\h been boiled left till it ferments. 8 Ind), s T ° to make ready. pent, 0 ]‘- b 8. 8359 3 dmldna, s. The plant termed S Qfi‘d:)).)m ayasa, s, Iron. 2 . hardware, 3 q ' pnckly lawsonia. 3. a weapon, knife, sword, &ec. TR, T g nds o mhk ) state sword T. B. [83n%] fatigue. C. @O\J)J aya, s. Measure. 2. proportion. o A D3> dydma, s. Length. (it S. 933 aya, s. Avital part. 2. gain, pro- fit 3. duration. 8. SR ¢ yasa s. Fatigue, weariness, fireterente o indisposition, trouble 2. annoyance, vexa- ; and sl c. 69553 Qfi‘dfiam‘afio Qfi’fia?\‘h‘gsfiag tion. BIRT AP BIERTTINRY, BB o e 3, a/a, aJd 8(6/(1, dja swamya, s. Corn given from the threshing floor, to the heredi- BERE WP to become weary, to be faticued (Sleviry = to weary, to distress. /(/W[J i tary servants of the village as their establish- ed fees of office 0. 00> ds; o An'old wort i a matron. Accon 837D, hereditary village servants ; as, 79% the head man, ovwe¢n 0. SODA aigalu, s. A linga box accountant, w3 astrologer, 253 N@’ % corn C. €035 ditu, 3rd per. sing. past tense M’]’) measurver and shroffer, #58%,3 smith, 23A of 8™, It is done, &c. carpenter, Tooe3T potter, SoWoB harber, ©R T. B, 390333 aztta, See 8 ® washerman, 9% one who stamps the pub oo C. B33, 0033 dyu, di, v. a. To choose, o py 0% lic seal, 39720, Pw¥a3® watchman, d¢3Ro8 select, glean, pick up &3 selected, picked satery & one who has charge of tanks for irrication out, chosen W to cause to select, glean, and lets off water to different fax mers, 7WwSF &c. &TRITE pieces of dried cowdung picked Q;de 8 &%) gatherer of beetle nut, &c. up In pastures, &c. for fuel BENIT, SN 8. BT dyaka, See vz it BWF, BTODF, SBR, 8% the act of choosing or selecting. SIS gleaned ears of I, Hc& 8. BT, d ya-kattu, s. Regulation settlement, arrangement corn ; choice ears selected for seed. 2. a first g mfh I 2. fixing the lim its of a village, the boundaries of land, or crop. 3. ears of corn hid by rats, &c. in the env r[}d« Lu’ / v measurement of houses. 3. earth BRFRYY BNFRFY to select for one’s ]7]11‘- ay of an self 8D to be selected BB to be un- gt army. adj. Choice, excellent. 2. tight, firm, well, in good condition RFDA TesvR selected. 8% to pick out and put away. e3 efiyflfl”d to talk well BFE,I IRy, SNFH.T S S. Q?d")ao @d’)oam% Qfi’dfloourg ayu, a choice speech, an excellent word _;%14[1“ T m{,&s dyussu, dyushya, s. Age, duration of a good plan or arrangement Sowd 3 life. 2. term of natural life, &50.;\);@03 long 117 e _— SOV e ©838 wase off Tived. Baseg o shortness of life, decay of o. ¥Zo2 dramba, s. Agriculture, cultiva- Rp ware age orgarcmy long life, great age. ting land, farming. ¥*@Tow dry cultivation. Ba3NET 9 the ©Towd FoIHI sng usel fiaro:t\)::% mature age. dgoeCow wet cultivation, B 4 BB BBPITITO gn &Tow JB to period of natural life. implements of husbandry. astrologer who predicts how long a new till. 8302793 g farmer. plte. 0 g 09 born child will live. BBWEF(Te¥ the time a 8. ©@dopy drambha, s, Commencement, Taimg al person is likely to live, or strength of age. beginning. 8T BRE), 8T to begin’ fire wics, Bdwoatwery life and health. L3N TRF D commence. ©ToBFer to be commenced. / 4 worth, value, period of life. by 8o BwT¥ empty boast, sham courage. from the fi SeltArioly / S. @\fiwi a’yukt @, s. An agent, deputy. 8Tot3er heginning. 2. majesty. 1) (in gramr.) the choative case. 0G93 0 8. (’30-53075 dyudha, s. A weapon in gene- ral 2. a tool, an instrument. 5, b’fi% ( efic:ba:fiifiz% C. ¥BTFRE ara-kita, s. Brass. military tactics. BEE5S g military depot, OnsEeng c. WIRES cha—ga_t_ta, s. A very deep well. an arsenal. BBENTIRT the aggregate of wea- 3 Sl C. ¥TRoB> dra-gddu, s. Fruitlessness, pons of war. BBWTTe3, BBNTTD, VBT L) Rty sterility. BAENP(F, BNHRIy an armed man, a sol- dramat C. YWINIT drag dier. BENTZOR a military review. BBwg %'na-mam, s. See {he repe e UoRE. ZOW to arm. ey 3, oSN [SEYS:] 3 the tons, i, § M.(il worship of weapons, tools, &c. C. BTNR> dragisu, v. a. To eat, dine. vl (] moffia 50;30‘5032 STATS Qfi(b&?"&?é@'ol‘fd) the 8. ¥lweeA dydga, s. A shore, a bank. 8 Uy priests are come to dine at my house to-day. S. ORT I dydgapanu, s. A man of Tecepent mixed race. C. TR drage, s. A large basket used for 0t the oy manure. 8. @530@3?)5 dyddhana, s, War, battle. from the 2. a warrior. S. Qfi’d?\;&@ dragvatha, s. The tree Cassia 0,890 8. €T dra, s. A shoemaker’s awl or knife. Jistula. (% fi% { 2. sound. c. &TE drata, See wosts. fl]flt:’ Wh S. &3, drattu, s. The name of a coun- 8 U3 C. &3 dra, An appellative affix of nouns; as FooW g pot, TooyeT g potter. TSy iron, try. esc‘%u a horse from that country. L3, 873 TI52,0 a smith. 2. expresses well, fully, C. ¥TBB dradi, |sixfooted] s. The carpenter oy clearly, distinctly, &c. as, TF3T S0 to bee 2. publicity. ©323wnto become pub- B ey see well, clearly. +DIRT #&%”O to hear lic 832 InB to publish, make public. ©3 { 3’,’;3 ( distinctly. 2RERT FRIPE 1o speak clearly. BETHes FUT 2y F0e IR R why do you litg, ST I to do cordially. #?’a?g"d For publish what is a great secret? 3. infamy, bt iy, FUIT BN 07'3?%%% when you saw distinct- scandal. 4. wuselessness. 5. an adversary, Iy, why do you make as though you had not g, an enemy. 6. enmity, hatred. C B seen? 3. negative of 8% can, and expresses U9 | S. 83833 dranita, s. A sound, a tinkling. impossibility or impracticability ; as, WO C. Yo, T. B. 938, 3= drati, drti, [808,7] 33 he cannot come. DRTBBOweT thou canst g q s. Waving lamps, &c. before a person or not walk., ©3w:Beoed I cannot read. ©T3 te] ) & g idol, to avert the effects of evil eyes. 2. wa- not being possible. 383 that which cannot ity be ving a mixture of water, lime and turmerick 1’.53 man’s to parents, bridal pairs, &c. on wedding and A. C. &3 dra, A termination of nouns in the ser 4|3 to L g, r@eT g other auspicious occasions. | ancient dialect ; as ¥@*3 a lodging. Y B o g b > tent. 853, B 500t. wes B ™ a saddle cloth. place the lamp in the wave offering basin. S8F ®8r WD to light the wave lamp. g C. ©TVCT> dranku, v.a.Tosaw, cut, grind, @ to sing in presenting a wave offering. {, §r () RURZBCB 8To® to cut with a saw. LoB Fonve88 a valedictory anthem. (Siok:] 933:)9: Wy 0 1 3¢ ©¥Bow to grind or pound on a stone. B3F WY, B3F InB to wave a lamp before B Hney c. ¥8oriT drangdra, s. Confusion. a goddess, &c. ©T8 38 a metal plate for ]JE\e it 118 he BT e300 ricalture, el wave offerings. 2. trouble. B3F BeBD g 3. satisfaction. BTH to worship. (T3 %y caltvaf wave lamp made of rice paste. BIP3F g 0233 the worship of God, 8T worship- 8 (STer] tout i song used in wave offerings. ¥E Ve, @3 =/ ped. ©ez worthy to be worshipped. 8o ©ér a wave offering in a decorated metal Ty a sect of brahmans who wear the linga, plate. 0 BRt38F g pair of wave lamps. and worship Shiva exclusively. ©8F a compound wave offering. T 8F 8. oD drdma, s. A garden, a grove. (ommen waving a lamp. Towsad87 g wave lamp with BoeO:S a walk for pleasure in a garden. el five wicks. BT B3 the ground inclosed in a pleasure o be com 8. @353 drandla, s. Sour gruel made garden. ’) sham from the fermentation of boiled rice. S. Yoo drdva, s Sound. BTIVW o ajesty, E4F C. @'dfig drané, num. adj. Sixth. sound. ase: 8, Brass S. Q’J’d% arabdha, s. Lot, fate. 2. the C. ¥V drdvdra, s. Retinue, train. consequence of the deeds of a former birth. 8. WooPeF drdlika, s. A cook. Ayl 3. See also ©8TTs. c. B0F drike, s. The grain Panicum 5, Pl 8. ¥Te3E3 drabhate, s. A branch of the Ttalicuwm. BTV g variety of the same. dramatic art; the machinery of the drama, C. CON drigi, s. A tree so called. -ty g the representatiop of the magical incanta- * tions, &c. C. YONK drigisu, See snza. f, 02 8. €0 drabhi, s. The name of a tune. C. &08eTs dri-tiru, v.n To be adroit, o Tod oo it well versed, thoroughly skilled. 8 308 aurd)? S. 6’68‘58 a’rabkg/a, s. Beginning, com- an adroit, one well acquainted with business. my house o mencement. ©w¢FeT from the beginning 8. &0 dridra, s. The sixth lunar man- o Dasket vl of the world. ®BW3n adj. Since, thence, from thence, from here. sion. efia@ 59 a red insect. , The ree (0¥ C. SB30 drayu, See wsymn. C. ¥O=OT drivdra, s, Confusion, bustle. C. ¥Twd drald, [&»3 and 49°] Who is 2. anxiety. ©0=383eN confusedly, hurriedly. that? who goes there ? W BOZTT HITy a man much pressed by ] business, &c. 8. ¥V3 drava, s. Sound. o e of 36% T. B. ¥TR drave, See sossh. 6} @’bfi‘ofif drivdla, s. A tree so called. fah coutT C. SO a’risu, v. . To choose, select, or 8. ¥0g draksha, s. A watchman. adj. 5. The ant? pick out. 2. See under . BON EACW to Preserved, defended. ot choose and pick out. C. W& drdta, s. Sorrow, anguish, grief, male pul ’ C. &> dru, nuwm. Six, 83 Jood, BIFR distress. 2. fatigue, toil. 3. torment, vio- 4 3oty O six persons. 833en Shanmukha; the son of lent pains, 4. fondness. ¥08 Tow mental et Shiva, with six faces. [Se S NCY, .s’&ofio Shiva. anguish. ool TA to be distressed. ‘a0 Plillieg BRFIW, BT, BN the six seasons. 2. C. @UD@ dra’ti, s. An enemy. ol a year, D #;éj a:‘*wgs SENaH %égj FROB c. ¥oo33 drdtera, adj. In six ways. 2 . qund U g rod mert 8@ I have laboured hard all it l 15 ruined, spoiled, dispersed, scattered, dissipa- the year, and shall now have to fold my arms ted, as an estate, &c. wgmga#; WRITYY s PP (the crop having failed.) fo Rl BTIZTINZMT? tREBRA Zog DBy the worth- ! ] ey A. C. B> dru, See S=dd. less man’s property is all dispersed. ol C. &I, &93oFTs dru, dru-kdru, [wes on 7 15 S. @UD?_JD drdttu, adv. Near. 2. distant. L] pleonastic] s. A complete ploughing appa- ¢ s. ¥ 8% dm’trilca, s. A wave offering of lights, &c. ratus, or a plough with oxen and implements ) ofiér‘ it of husbandry complete. ©ITe0 his plough. o ] P C. 0BT drddari, [©»o3EEe] Who- 2,0TR0T Fwd as much land as can be tilled fi i i aflsflfl soever, any person. with one plough. €0 Zwm, &tz to yoke el 8. OooQ3 drddhane, s. Divine worship, oxen to a plough. S00te032y, the front or b g lp the service of God, prayer, 2. accomplishing best yoke of oxen. o the hindmost or f 1etfll i 119 Slop) SIeNAEY SOV second yoke of oxen. e3? 833 T an c. BBE, drettu, v. n. To reach on tip toe. acensation account showing the number of ploughs be- 8TY3 out of reach, incomprehensible. mpute, o [STeVEN] longing to each farmer in a district. 8, OTR0 c. $3B3 dreda, s. Six places in the body @ to take oxen from a plough. 8 83 the heioht noticed in worship. half share or half ownership of a plough. Y] [0 0od i 0. 833> dréttu, v. a. To winnow. Vi, 74,3 D a plough with a change of oxen. 2,0090T FJFvad ag much land as can C. B33 drede, s. Cowardice, ITOFTHS dlinbig, astar, be cultivated with one yoke of oxen. TR FHg BowB the coward will consent to LY nothing. AL ) i C. ¥T5 dru, v.n. To be quenched, extin- 2. to be 115, rerquh guished, to go out, as fire, to cool. C. B3eNT dré-gida, s. A kind of tree. 4060 ¢ healed or mollified. 8. to be appeased, paci- C. @83 é"% 657'6,7,25, s. An earthen vessel used o fied or calmed. 5 & e 4. to be dried, as land. in marriage ceremonies. See DOIVEI. Jraved, com to be lost or destroyed. FRLX 0B anger is C. ¥BeTo dréru, [s803] s. Mahrattas. pacified. #F»meDZ T the wound is healing. 0 3)’7:@:‘5; 80 Zwrm to become cold or cool. 2. to dry C. B¥BeR3Y drdvatavu, See 3% A3 {l " d o 5.4 up, heal. 3. to perish, be destroyed. 4. to C. ¥8!F dreike, s. Protection, care of, 0 % ¢ be quenched, gone out, &c. O Ty T30 BT nourishing, nursing, fosterin D o, egféa-” IR, &S(.B 8 Qs 83 the food is getting cold. 8D WD to be- @3 to nourish, foster, p‘gotect, take care of; come dry, &c. BOB, BTID), L0, BTOF to wait on; to see after. mé;mfl&ofiazfiaéfig -lfltifin, a0y ©TATY, 8T WA to set to cool, to put out to shall I not ¢ake care of the country P Sa3™ Bt aequ B bty dry. 833 unquenchable, &c. BTTTD an in- RS B2 Innsys BIven WYY if plants et ¢ satiable appetite. 30752, T3 g sore gradually nd infants are not looked after they will not GFg to heal. Svse03® Jand gradually to dry. thrive well. S83FoB0e= BerRFITTH 3 e, 02 the act of drying, healing, cooling, &c. e3EnTFE any sickness, by nursing, is soon cured. e bith, B0, B, BT to quench, cool, dry, &e. & @&F;i ( 8. &3, &0 dru, druny, s, The planet C. B3I dreiyu, ». a. To search, to Mars. look for. ©83F, ©I3H=H searching, looking ¢ 8 v, C. @5’63&’)@3 dru—dale, s. Comfort. 2. Shan- for C. 98 Vg mukha, with six heads. 0d g, () 85’6; x> dreisu, v. n To expect, look for. 2. to wish, desire. 0 G8 W, A. C. BTITIBITDId dru-ddde-minu, e s. The fish Silurus Batracus. 0. BB8woT3em0T drondané-wdra, [Se- Wt.g( ©B3wcnd Fo8 the § 09 C. T30 T> dru-milru, s. Perversion, venth day] s. Saturday. "V §~J J YN prostitution, spoiling, ruin. 2. injustice. s plague of Saturn. § ¢ % T T Fowed IR [to make six into three] to per- 0. SB@eRTo drdgane, s. A meal, repast, SieV-1a) SMtowgy vert, spoil. eating. B8BRRESISY . meal-time. eFty ENVEES 0. BTOoNORE dru-sangati, s. The six D, BBeRR BB to take a meal, to eab I U3 " § parts of a native dancing corps. food. 8o RE3sRTd g meal to be finished. U8 s. ¥BeR cho’yya , s. Health, happiness. [ C. @dd'eflfi eric]/m, s. Common practice, fa- E adj. Not sickly, healthy, wholesome, salubri- miliarity, acquaintance with, commonness. 1y S NUHBIVITRLBIA ous &8sy 7 the riches of health. © f 2. ascending, mounting. having ascended the throne. TRy "fp%” ahealthy place. &%wtrB#st whole- N ET TRBEIN to Tyt become mounted on a horse. some food. ©3wry 333 bathing after re- g A. (oo (AY) covery from sickness. C. @3 dre, s. Mahratta. 2. a crowbar. 3. 4. a shoemaker’s knife. C. @8@85’3 drota, s. Running slowly, as LR il a weeding plough. 0.8 when nearly exhausted. Ay o~ l o. &3 dre, interj. of approbation or admi- drdm'" li ration. . U300y, SBwiBweodT dridha, 4 A} Al c. B3Ry dregddu, s. The pole or shaft drodhont ara, s. Obstacle, impediment. ) Aq 8 of a plough. 5. @8\.@@3)5’3 drdpane, s, Imputation or b 1 0 Srst e Nplds! accusation. 2 a false charge. BB ™W to quenched, Zwomed breast] s. Cowardice, fail- veach on fiph hensihle, impute, charge with, accuse unjustly. ure of courage. es 1 (e b 8. U0 drdha, s s. &3 ardra, adj. Wet, moist, damp. : A buttock. 2. length, height. 2. loose, flaccid, soft, tender. efzs)rab’dzjcm a tender heart. ) WILDOR, S. 6"&@3655“’8 a’rd/mzw, s. Ascending, climbing, rising. 2. the treble in music. 3 S. &T)EF drdraka, s. Green ginger. 08, a stair. 8. &B)= drdre, s. The sixth lunar mansion, will consnt a arionis. AL €. Y0 u’rri, s. Deceit. 2. decision, firm- ness, resoluteness. c. Efi""c’g;)o dr-pattu, num. Sixty. indof A. C. BTy drru, v. a. To wet, to immerse. A. 0. BYs, 83T drpu, drpa, s, Power, I\ hen vesel 1 200 &% wetted, moist. 2. drowned. 3. bad, de- might, ability, capacity. 83rE if able. o praved, corrupted. BSFE WehBaec if you are able, extricate your- 5 Mabt self. RFRFE AW attempt, if you are able. 0. BRREY drgola, [e% to dry, 2% a § A. C. OQYE,SYENS, SJpe RS drpu, pond] s. A dry pond. iJT(‘&“fi'mt 0. &35 drchu, See ©9% under 8. drpugil, drpogal, s. A lamentation, ) roaring, loud cry. 8. ¥x= 3 d?janc’, s. Acquirement, accumu- A.C. ORERS drpegal, s. Shoulders lation, acquisition, gain. ©2FR, v=rS In hardened by use. @ to acquire, get, amass, obtain. BRFS, & ety T. B. UT8, @28, oz, o BFN3 obtained, acquired. BLFE JYeog acquir- wor 8, ¥BwsB dréata, drpata, ed merit. ©2r3 333 incurred guilf. By o ey \\%\l:i o) Moy BF3, #3878 self-acquired. $oFs 8% amass- drbdta, drpdta, drbode, See wwr. ed wealth. FHTFRFE TV the fruit of a for- ursingy 59 A. 0. BBEG, SBeRE dr-bemar, mer birth. $33)2273 patrimony, dr-bevar, s. Dried perspiration. 8. ¥xEI d7java, adj. Right, correct, good. 8. ¥Pe 8, W83, Seyos & drbhata, Ty sah! C. ¥&3=d (i?',l‘fli, 8. A musk rat. drbhate, drbhdta, s. A dreadful cry, a quohilg o c. ¥&TI driesava, s, A man who is a fearful noise, roaring, vociferating. 2. bustle, good shot. i i uproar. SWFED, SIFY IR to cry aloud, ) gxpectf c. & 5 o roar. 2. to publish. EweEd a’r,to’li, s, Thirty-six Cowries. S. ¥ES drpava, s. The ocean. 8. o drya, adj. Respectable, vene- 1(1‘«16"'"'? rable, elder. 2. of good family, SoHFD) gl How: S. OB drtave, s, Monses. ders, ministers, &c. BoRFT g grandfather. 8. €8s drti, s. Sorrow, affliction, pain. & 87 sorrowful, afflicted, distressed. SIFRY, &8 S. Qfi’dgaa‘, SR Io= o3 drye, drydni, g, AP 3r3z, 837 8. Parvati, chief of women, (S{eAry Fov’wfi 30, =38 the voice of grief ; lamentation. ol il 83FTFRF succourer of the afflicted. BERT2E Shiva, eamt‘ T. B. @8 drti, See uss. 8. SXsee3Z= dryd-varta, S The pobe B country between the Himalaya and Vindhya 0. &¥3eTD dr-teranu, s Confusion, mountain ranges. Jealt Al ruin. See B8TE3N. s . @dfimsas@i dryd-vritta, s. A xing 8. @??)cgc—ed drtwija, s, A priest. ©3ray of verse. e priesthood. A. 0. BTHEorroBeo drdum-sdrdum, Cc. U0 d 657‘?}658]&77, adj. Less, deficient, b&thm" Pt dried, not poised. s. Publishing ; crying and proclaiming. C. OSEQ drvdli, s. A fickle woman, a Jo C. BBRERY, IBREIY> dr-dogal, gad, a gossip. ing ® drdovalu, [s to dry, $»7es skin] s. Dry d: Qj’?seE' © drvéla, s, A caste of brahmans skin, cuticle. :Og l /;'(;l-]’-& so called. A. C. SBRE 2 ) =3 ar-dommal, [Qfibzfi 8. @B T drsha, s, One of the forms of impedimeui. alt 121 Q I 1}'11][ N 9o @er e marriage, the father of the bride receiving g, 9O dlaya, s. Ahéuse, abode, edifice. 800, | one or two pairs of kine from the bridegroom. 2. a chapel, church, temple. 3. asylum, re- adj. Pertaining to, or of, a rishi. fuge. Fewad the body. Shweweh g temple. 8 GO0 B TepwoD g tent. 8. @&Q)\QE‘(Y)J drshéya, s. The tribe of a 7i8hi. C. oo dlaisu, See B3, 58 &0 adj. belonging to a rishi. C. ORo=EB drsudi, s. A whirlpool. C. Qfi’@)d'fi? alarale, s. The tree Ficus reli- A’: 5. €. S drse, s. The saul tree. giosa. 0 Y8R ¢ 0. &SoD dlari s. A simpleton, a fool. A wdery 8. ¥x=T drhaka, adj. Suitable, fit, be- s. P63, alavatta, s. A fan. coming. 2. practicable, possible. 0907 4 A. C. BoRdF dlavalavike, s. Strong S. &9z NZ;'S a’rfia-patim, s. An excellent Vandered, road. attachment, ardent love, fondness. 4.6, 883 8. @ dla, s. Yellow orpiment. 2. the G, @G)Sfig‘?‘ dla-valli, s. A species of creeper. 0, 009w 3 VR, banyan tree. 3. a basin at the foot of a tree. 1 N s. osvw dlavdla, s. A basin round the T L adj. Large, extensive. foot of a tree. 2. a garden bed. A. C. o dla, s. War, battle. § 3VQ 8. BURo dlasya, [©vF] s Slowness, tar- gt ay C. BodDI 8 dlanki-dta, s. Thename diness, indolence, idleness, laziness, inactivity, the 1ft T T of a boy’s game. procrastination. adj. Slow, lazy, idle. © vm“)'u" (omb, s. Yoo, Swod dlamba, dlambane, sV, BUZMRT g sloth, sluggard, loiterer, s. Hanging, oscillation, dependence, reliance. BT 10 be slow, tardy. 2. to be dull, 9 Lo D y \DJ:’Q 5:5 2. protection, countenance, support. 3 heavy, weary from slight indisposition. acquaintance with, as with science. 4 a to be delayed. 8v%y 3B to delay, procrasti- sacrifice. Buond 3 to rely or depend nate. 0Tl upon. BUond TR to give countenance or H. & dld, adj. Superior, chief, respectable. L.¢. 8¢y ( support. SUISARNIESS MY m’é -?r”v@go to take BoIHDHRg a respectable man. e3538TI / -] o 2 9] $ Cug ( under one’s support, to patronise. wL.)QSLJ superior and inferior. fhe Serpen VIR TBTIVoW S Yvotier has he any acquain- C. @@Dé@g@ c’fl(f:]'(),li, s. Dilatoriness, Clinpay I { tance with that science? ®vol8 gsupported, laziness. adj. dilatory, lazy. { eurbity ] IYJ captivated, infatuated. See Vo8, 8. ey dlana, s. A stable. 2. the post s. Qwogs dlambha, |sv battle]s. Slaugh- G 593 dl, to which an elephant is tied. ter in battle, killing. 4 8. ¥R dldpa, s. Speaking to, addressing b : c. &. s. SusoedR dlakdla-visha, s, tlng ) G conversation. 2. expression of sorrow. 3R e, M A strong poison. S speaking to, addressing. 2 humming & i s. SURTE dlagarda, s. A water-snake, tune. 3. thought, reflection. 29 o ully 2. the race of water-snakes. grieve. Bosd g gpeaker. 2. a sorrowful & man. S. @’Q)?\)Q dlagna, s. A jointure. s. o230 dldbu, s. A pumpkin gourd. ]“ Ol li 0. BONL dlagisu, See vSy. 8o A s. o8, Seod alat, dlanti, oA 8. @33 dld-varta, s. A fan or um- T-ing)) brella made of cloth. uy wave offering of lights, &c. See ¥028)¥ and 38, i S. 8@3'&)1 “76583/03, s. Dancing. 2. a cro- aq) It c. @@Zfifiad’ Q) dlada-mara, dlavu, codile. QT‘E 0 al’dnc' g 111] s. The banyan, Ficus Indica. SUT R, 8. @O dls, o o A woman’s female friend. 2. ew3 or ®B a pendent root from the branch the eye. ©ORFYHTDH they embraced with “ak &8 of the banyan tree. rf\.@zrz/ae), 25 3 , WBEBL), their eyes, (looked affectionately.) 8. a row, s ¢ i) VBVY, TedDow, KfeiFmig varieties of banyan. line, continuous range. 4. a ridge or mound 3 0 d 7, B. SORE,Y dla-pattala, See svst &3 of earth dividing fields, &c. 5. a line, race & bY A. C. o330 dla-malla, s. A powerful or family. 6. a bee. 7. a scorpion. D\‘{ man in fight, a pugilist. | gy 8. YIRS alingane, s. Embracing, an [ § s 1 Py 2 P Do B0 embrace. BOoND, ¥AoRS INBD to embrace. kélu, v. a. Tolisten to, give ear to, to hear o, abide, el 8dong, 8OoNNT emhraced. attentively. 3 asylom Vator 8. ¥OoB, ¥woB dlinda, dlinda, See 5. 8w0eF, SBT3 dldka, dldkane, ©dor, s. Seeing, looking, sight. 2. light. 3. flat- L 2%y 8. PO, VWS dlindaki, dlinda- tering, panegyric. BSekED o see, look atb. 1o I B8SwiF8 geen. BSRcTy an object of sight. s A squirrel. St (’53.@3?3'(3 dléchane, s. Consideration, C. WOR dliga, s. Anunstable, fickle man, deliberation, thought, reflection. 2. counsel, o, & 100k a wanderer. 03 opinion, advice. BSwg o D0, BBRRBS SRB 10 1l 0. @B dlida, adj. Fatigued. ‘2. strayed, reflect on, deliberate, ponder, view attentive- ikt wandered. ly with the mind, consider. BB S BV, )'1dhL A. C. 8933 dlivaralu, s. Hail. BER(BS TP to give one’s opinion or advice. \s) & 8BS 3™ that advice is not good. c. O, SONTFeYs dlisu, dlisi-kélu, See efiefi’egio. A 8. 98533, WBwed3 dlddane, dld- [ Detke S. @@Q—‘S dl{gfild, s. Friction, rubbing a- dhane, s. A general acquaintance with, as [5) gainst any thing. . 8B T3 standing with authors. 2. a thorough enquiry, deep re- bl S, Lid the left foot in advance of the right, as in search. 3. churning. BERBS TR, BSWY 1 combat. 2% to inquire deeply and fully into a subject. 11 gln 15 2. to churn. 8. ©0e3 dlina, s Hiding one’s self. “ {0 8. @O3IF dlinaka, s. Lead. d. @?jgdo alchéru, s. An enlargement of ind 15T 8. @’@QC’)DO?\J a’lz’ld'}zga, s. A handsome the testicles by injury, in boys. o delay, % ay or resplendent body. & 953, &isio, Gatn; Swunh dpa, o A. 0. B> dlu, v.n. To cry out, to roar. vam, dvanu, dvavanri, See S»3, &e. chief ey& S. ¥UTF dluka, s. A name of the chief of A. 0. BB dva, See ©. el the serpent race. 2. an esculent root, Arum A. . B30RBD dvangadali, [S»3 eont campanulatwm. 3. the creeping plant, Cu- o ) Jitd 3§ How ? by what method or means. curbita lagenaris. Al A. 0. ORBRO dvagam, [S»»nvs] adv. jt\ c. 93 dle, s. A sugar-cane mill. 2. a forge. Ever, always ©anog as always, as usual. gl i© 2)&¢ €Y a winepress, T3o»< a hand sugar- C. 38 dvata, s. A play, a game. el cane mill, = SO ASwEaa? a sugar-cane mill worked it &3 0. SIERS> dvatiganu, s. A corn mea- by oxen. ®8g 33 a sugar-baker’s office, surer. o &g 03 B3 a fiend supposed to haunt sugar- mills. 8IS a place for sugar boiling. B3 €. @5&33&5 dvatita, See ©3B. ] oD F03% BoF g duty levied on sugar offices. B3R C. @358‘% dvafli, s. The fifth Hindu solar I ) A TED, VIR B WHNO RN A an iron pan for sugar month. boiling. 8S #5 one of the pillars of a T. B. 38 dvati, See 8=08. p sugar-mill, 83k 2 weA the hire of a sugar- plll.l 0. €33, S[OR dvara, dvarige, ade. i mill. SIS F’éfgj to erect a sugar-mill. W %’?.3& Till, until then, up to that time. B8SERB) q sugar-mill to work. 85 828 3 they S. ©&¥R3e0 dvarana, s. The space inclosed are making sugar. 89 88X {o work a sugar- Dmfll,l g round a house or garden. 2. a shield. 830 mill. 8¢ T a sugar-cane fit for the mill. % to surround, encroach, usurp. efia’&)@’ en- 8I¢ 1¢d g hole for receiving the juice as ex- |efi closed, surrounded. pressed from the sugar-cane. c 5D a”vari, s. Steam. B30 2wy, B hef } 8. @'331)8 a’]e’/tfi;?/a, s. Painting. 2 0 8@ to apply steam. w0 b, €O Gk 3 1m0 23¢3 0 cook or boil in steam. B30g FTROW , 31 c. ¥8emoBe dldkhya-shésha, ad;. Dead, deceased. a cake cooked in steam. o ¥ r job 9 \ oS00 o Foeds dleisu, dleisi- c. 8¥30F dvarike, s, The eared Cassia, (o c. @@é&io, fifié o B 123 St es3en Cassia auriculata, SoeF0?® g gmall run- 'O, 89D dui, s, Exhalation, breath. 2. vapour, G, i ning species of the Cassia auriculata, used mist. 3. steam. 4. the heat of a fire. (SH] 08 in medicine. BwoTem0R another sort. |3 to put in steam. 8D FDBW to boil in q 204 Vi A. 0, BZ0UD0 dvarisiyu, s. A flame. steam. 8 DY mist to arise. it 8. BRI dvalisu, See s under S35es. S. ¥9F dvika, s. A blanket or woollen (»} Jec H. @Taoe, &93ede, S3avs, &30 cloth. 2. a sheep. JEITA C. ST oD avi-kanpnu, s Diseased or 0 dvarjd, dvarji, dvarju, dvarje, See VTeIF . weak eye(s. aol A. C. DR dvige, [#32%] 5. A wooden shoe {emg s. ¥33= dvarta, s. A whirlpool. 2. de- liberation, reflection. or sandal. A B, to put on shoes. [ a 3. revolving, turning round. 4. a mineral substance. 5. hair C. SR, SDReAR0B, YN, SYN dvi- nfag naturally curled. ge, dvigé-gundi, dougi, dvuge, s. A el S. @385 3 dvartane, s. Revolution. potter’s kiln. 8dR 9y, to fire a kiln. 8dR opy 81 to open a kiln. 5 83 8. ¥38s dvarti, s. A turn, time, revo- lution. 8. BRG QR dvirbhavisu, v, n. Tobeborn. e \h DG, JTeTEF TP to tell five or six times. C. DD dwiri, See 8I0. % () .f S. ©370F dvashyaka, s. Urgency, emer- S. Do dwila, adj. Turbid, dirty, thick, Efifiéfia’afit’» to be king gency, need, necessity. muddy. necessary. BFZFHN 25 he sure and come. § ¢ [ A. C. BT dvivaralu, See sO=Sew. T, B, @I dvasda, See &3, g3 8. ¥T0R> dvalkisu, See under BT, 8. 6’83&',\’%@3 dvishkrita, adj. Seen, evi- [ dent, manifest. : S. @35? dvali, s. A line, row, range. 2. a ae, S. &VW, dvishta, adj. Possessed as by a heap, multitude. 52&23% a volley of arrows. demon, anger, &c. 2. engrossed by any sen- 053 C. ¥SOR, USVRVUW dvdga, dvdgali, timent or feeling, 3% demoniacal posses- See BoTR, &, sion. See 3R, lory 8. B0 dbddha, s. Great pain, or dis- C@"Q tress. C. »Qj’@ dvu, s. A cow. 35Sn3) the oldest cow in a herd. nw®yY g cow not milked at § 05 8. V590 civa’pa, s. A basin round the foot home, but kept in the jungle. 8 Aegyd, 8 dhne of a tree. 2. a bracelet. 3. a hostile inten- S, 83 DT Reyd cowherds. BT T cow’s milk. Vo tion. 4. sowing. 5. uneven ground. BII FF) a cow’s calf, BIT HoR), 8T Jvo d”ll[][ 3 a herd of cows. 8DT w8 a cow’s hoof. Cgr 8. ¥50DT dvdpaka, s. A gold bracelet. Wi S. ¥50DI dvdpana, s. A loom, an imple- 0. &0y dvu-bivu, s. The dried entrail Shop §, 7 ment for weaving. of a cow used as catgut. 2. pro. which. 3. 00n A. C. we. S. &59¢ dvdla, s. A basin round the foot D of a tree. T. B. ¥ dvuti, See wxos. 119} C. ¥5933> dvdnanu, pro. Any person, S. @5@3 dU?'ita, See under 833, 8 The whosoever. 83233 any thing. BII FoV § Uz any time. T. B. Gfi’fi@i avritti, See B38r. c. U3 dve, s. A turtleor tortoise., @Foh 3 §, oy 8. ¥59X dvdsa, s. An abode, a house. © =) tortoise shell. N FTTR to abide. 83T a precious stone said to be found in the head of a tortoise. 2 3. the J s. U503 dvdhane, s. Causing the des- a stone used for sore eyes. [Shfalcie] (é’uafi') a f 1 cent of the Deity into an idol. 2. an invoca- place abounding with tortoises. 83 FTeW g g tion of evil spirits by incantations. 3. pos- 2 cloven foot. BFYY a spider. ls i session. 833%™ to encroach, usurp, seize. N el @fiejb dvellu, s, Sweet oil-seed. R4y U to enter, or possess, as an evil spirit, or as 3y the deity is supposed to do an idol. 3. to I\z)g: ( 8. ¥BeR dvéga, s, Hurry, haste, great take to the mind, think of, &c. speed. G, Qj*;c\ 2. fury, anger. oy 124 e g ¥33¢N 33 . Yapot, (o) 5’53‘7\5 u’t'e’-gl'd(l,r s. The mustard plant. s. &F0nT3 dshambara, adj. Naked. e, & G; @95304 a’ve’ji, s. Coriander seed. S. ©8%TF dshdka, s. Potherbs. 0 holin 8. @303 dvésha, s. Absorption of the fa- S. @W@fbgo@, 25393 dshd-karindra, culties in one wish or idea, devotedness to an dshdne, s. An elephant of one of the eight r woolet object. 2. demoniacal frenzy, possession, su- quarters. pernatural inspiration. 2833 B0020, €33¢3 S. 93 (1)’:)9)8 (isfidd/n'patg/a, s. Univer- iseased 2D, BIIToT0 to be inspired, or possessed by sal monarchy. a god or demon ; to be in a frenzy. %2253 S. 332007 dshdbandha, [=% hope, o5 oodenshe demoniacal possession. tie] s. A spider’s web. 2. confidence, trust, hoes S. @"5@'5('5 dvéshana, s. A workshop, ma- expectation. 9 \ (il nufactory. 2. an entrance. 3. possession by Ji devils, &e. 8. e%axj&%a-’ dshdshtaka, s. The eight ugé, 3 A points of the compass. S. @fig%f avéshika, s, A guest, a visitor. i, S. €% dshi, s. A serpent’s fang. 8. 6’53;3’65& @53%}5 dvéshtaka, d- 8. 930230 dshinjini, s. A bow-string. , Tobelim véshtana, s. A wall, fence, inclosure, ©3¢ C. BIZINT dshina-gida, s. The saul tree. 8.3 enclosed, surrounded. S. €33 dshira, s. Fire. 2. a goblin or imp. c. IJeBYD dvé-haladi, s. A fragrant firty, t eile? kind of turmerie. H. 535900 d-shivdi, adv. Afterwards; besides that. S. 6’5356‘@ dve'/c§fia(za, s. Seeing, looking. guwlw B h B33 seen. T. B. 8303 dshina, See 3, Seen, ¢ S. @stfiog a’sfiz’—ma’nta, s. 'The bor- C. ¥3p9%p dvolisus v. n. To yawn, to gape. v. a. To control. ders of a country. :;91{ Y h‘ i 8. @-33535 o dshirvdda, s. A benediction, C. @@DQGJ dvodu, s. A drag, an instru- sy blessing. BIRTFT IRD), BIITL to bless, ment with hooks to catch hold of things un- et o der water. to wish or bestow a blessing. C. BI303> dvdnu, for SnasH. S. ©300% dshi-visha, [®% a fang, A il poison] s. A serpent. S. &% dsha, s. A point of the compass. 2. ot See ©3. desire, hope. S. €3> dshu, s. Haste, hurry, quickness. (7Y 8B g fast walker. YBFD an extempore 8. ©¥%0T dshanka, s. Fear, apprehension, ) (OW 'q U doubt. poet. Vi %), 8 8. QBoR dshuga, [swift goer] s. Anarrow. C. BTORD dshangadi, s. A green grocer’s 0OV b 2. the wind. shop. odri enzr.e‘%l S. ©970% dshamsa, s. Wish, desire. 2 S. @200 dshuni, s. A pup, a whelp. f, o 10, Whl praise, flattery. S. B¥3o%8) dshu-patri, s. A tree which S. BTorRvGE dshamsdrtha, (in gramr.) yields frankincense. s. The subjunctive mood. 8. 09235338 dshu-mati, s. Mental acumen, Am il 8. &ToXd dshamsu, s. Wishing blessings. shrewd wit. 1 oF 8. &3> dshaya, s. Meaning, intention. S. Q’i’éo@g?n dshu-vrthi, s. A quickly 2. 1. B. (83,0%) an asylum, abode, retreat. growing rice. o 3. the Jack (a kind of bread-fruit) tree. 4 S, efi’é;‘fiogp% dshushukshani, s. TFire. prve('iflus A [} the mind. 5. thestomach or the seat of the 2. air, wind. f g f0r Ao * stomach. 6. property. 7. a miser. 8. in- s. @38 dshe, s. Wish, desire. 2. hope, ex- jo! gy 7 digestion. pectation. 3. love, attachment. 4. curiosi- ] 8. €33 dshara, s. Air, wind. 2. agoblin. ty of the mind. BIWRE, BT W, BTWTF, 3. a foe, enemy. B3SR0, BBT0Z, ST, VIFTT, 33T g | sl s3WRE g cove- covetous or avaricious man. fuie 6. ¥3=, &7 dsharta, dshalta, s 19818 Irony, ridicule, mocking. tous woman, U?S#Jago, BERRYD, B, BIRRY ~ 12 Q 8‘1- 2 50T \ @ BB, BTN, BIZNR), to desire, wish, to, seek shelter. 3. to be dependent on & covet, be allured, captivated. 83 Pz, ©3 another. ©3)ad 2R to sanction, patronise, f ] Bw2®, BF SwkD to raise another’s expecta- countenance, afford shelter or support. J0? 5 U tions, to hold out hopes, to entice. ST2R) = ) 0 a without protection or support. 4} Q'L:"@@ sh to be disappointed. 832B% to disappoint. o the countenance of an inferior, disreputa- Q 097 Vi ©3RRYT to be infatuated with, allured by, ble patronage S0Wwes )3 guperior patron- . ahl 1l in love with, 82393 the fetters of desire. age. ©3) one who is countenanced or 09 [SEITS Vi B5TITWFR to be entangled with desire. supported by another, a dependant. U R BTdnjVSy agitation from covetous desires. dependent on. 83,838 one who is kind 832270 Just or avarice to distress. [SE Mol to his dependants. (v DI giving up hope, despair. SEIEReN S. @"5;555@% dshraydsha, s. The god of Shiver wish to be gratified. 2. expectation to cease, firc:/who devours those who fiee to him for § WV 09 X 8% 9@ to fix the mind on an object. SEINCIY refuge. b § D0, BB to seem desirable. BT I0B, BB S. Cfi’é)?fi ashrava, s. A promise. a@s §6at ( Fe, 83wE, a promise, an agreeable speech. o9 promised. Vo 83 V2% to divert, to draw off the mind of 5, 657 another from an object SFT3EY t0 be sa- i @;343‘5«, @C"—%)QU\S“ dshlésha, dshlé- 095 tisfied, fully gratified in one’s desires. 33 shana, s. Embracing, an embrace. 2. the P ot o 9th lunar mansion. o3 hope to become blighted. $H) o fllnl} G % & e to despair. c. 69%&553323, 85{3@8&, Gf%c;se;s dshwa- ahjg S. 37923 dshoucha, s. Ceremonial im- yuja, dshwija, dshwina, s. The seventh P purity or defilement. ;}’OQ Rk o % impurity lunar month (September-October), that in 0y from the death of a relative. ®v3239% pollu- which the moon’s change takes place when tion from the birth of a child. the sun is in Lzbra. L3Y B 8. TN dshwdsa, s. Completion, cessa- Vi s. &3 oE dshcharya, s. Surprise, as- tion. 2. consolation, comforting. 3. a chap- § tonishment, wonder. ©F oF I, &P DF e ter, section, or division of a book. (1) ] ) TRGE ?{,’0 to be surprised, to wonder. &:9;3;@\) -1 o) thing to surprise, astonish. QE:?:CGJ'FES I8 g mar- the preface or contents of a chapter. thers. vellous or novel expression. 2 do surprising 8. Qfi’{’bfifigfia’ja dshwinéyaru, s, The 4 ag intelliggnce. two sons of ©22 by ®echF, and physicians 15 th . of =yR7'; one of them is named & EEEAP) the 4 st 8. 83,3 dshmana, s. A gem, a precious other ©%); or the patronymic may be used g, | stone. in the singular to designate either of them. iy ~ 3 _fi%b, @jsdam dshmari, dshmarunpa, P S. @'303323 dshwini, s. A day’s journey for Sty s. The disease of the stone. (il a horse. ¢k 8. @%}SSJ dashrama, s. A religious order of H. ¢33, 8¢ dshaki, s. Fondness, attachment. 0 thyy, V) n W’ll{C/h there are four referable to the differ- . & o i LSV oM d,c/zamc'z', s. Friendship. ent periods of life ; viz. 205,250 that of a } gy T. B, & DT dshapdka, [s%w¥] s, bachelor student ; %)% that of a householder; With 3] Sores about the tongue and mouth, occasioned pe ®33%)3 that of an anchorite. F0 that of a 4 Uu{r by the heat of the body. mendicant. 2. a college, a school. 3. a tat g C. BTBVWwER, BTOBPRS dshd- hermitage, the abode of retired saints or e Gj\'e- sages. 4. a wood or thicket. BB)ITIT g dabitiga, dshddabhiti, s A dissem- Ui hermitage. bler, deceiver, hoaxer, hypocrite. b AN Yy L s. 85’_"5/653 dshraya, s. Aretreat, an abode, C. T dshddiyu, s. The plant 4 gy B, towi an asylum. 2. support, patronage, counte- Asparagus PACEMOSUS. " Ui Wy nance. es\@&um, &3)3%0, ©8)ah InD to seek 8. &% dshddha, s. The fourth Hindu l h’l the patronage, countenance, or support of month (June-July,) that in which the moon’s ong another. 2. to retreat to, to have recourse change takes place when the sun is in Cancer. &4 R NpeY 126 - . SR S) oy @ o e 7 ent o0 o Y . an ascetic’s staff. 3. the Malaya moun- tive collector of revenue. A% the office [HDISe tain. of a native collector. o R "JO‘R’ S UM?Wf < SAY (P SO (lul’l’t(gllxala LR 20F dsabadike, s. Greediness, CCSfi(t(llvdd]lM, s. The planet Mars. covetousness Teputa H. R0 dsabdbu, s, Implements, 8. &®Ree3d dshéchana, Sprinkling L tools, apparatus. ablution, washing, wetting, bathing e | T, B. &&T, & G. BB dshode, s. Refreshment V3 dsara, dsare, [$3))] s. Shelter, support, patronage, protection, 018 Kl S. ¥V asa, s. A bow. countenance BEBE»R to become a shelter, C. YRON asangt, s. Aninstrument used by ST o) @) - o] refuge, defence, or assistance =0, €8 silver-smiths, c¢. on which to beat cut bruises he g Fnd Tog ”é, BIT ARy J to have recourse to for ol g S. ¥R dsanda, s. A name of Vishwu shelter, to seek refufre, to hide 333 u,mf:a_ ¥ a 2. @ small couch or oblong chair having a BTT 2@, B8TS B3R BR¥Y 10 hide behind a- seat of wicker-work nother, &c 3§“‘}Lfi56§)ou W) VI WRITIT. T 3 Cc. ¥R dsandi, s A bier many persons get a living through your pa- 111 tronage IR VT WrEoRTT wuotiey have 13 8. STons> dsambu, s, An armed arrow. 00—’ you an ountenance from him ? %3%?’6\) 66’%” 0 S. A\ NoN} 5 dsakta, adj. Diligent, zealous 8, U W 3 T Ik B %fue” 3 thieves hide them,aclves addicted to, ardently devoted to. 2. eternal [aVoI3e] SBT3 IRd FRoBY B33 zeal attachment or devotion to an near empty rivers il i 883 Suey [Alen] S 0 23¢=0 build a wall, and then 3 object or pursuit, diligence, application. he gevent MO&C’\) 83T 59N to be ardently attached kick down your mat, (do not give up your . that or devoted to. situation till you have secured a better) e W 0. ¥RV dsaru, ». n To be tired, weary. T, B. X0, SIS dsada, dasadz, See fatigued 2. to be dilatory, slow ©38 TR, SRR, b BETTemd to he fatigued, tired. 853, ¢33 B Ll on, U 8. ¥VI dasana, s A stool, seat, mat, any T3, BLOF W3O fatigue, weariness. 352872 thing to sit on 2. anus. 3. the wi- =do FkP to hear the relation of one’s trouble. thers of an elephant, where the driver sits. & Ted ©8RTTAS that road is fatiguing. £t T, (40 4 a car o ~ sitting in some peculiar posture, T 6. maintaining %S ©xTmeNS this load is heavy or tiring. ) 0 s 1s the custom of devotees. ] 7. halting ¥R TS what trouble is it to you P L a post against an enemy. stop- the BIT TY 2. sit- 8. ¥RD asava, s. Rum, spirit distilled ping puuf; ing one’s seat. 1180 VTP~ from sugar, flowers, &c. y b ting up propexly 20%elS a throne. thell T. B. 8To3@ dsdda, See s3 o 0! S sitting cross-legged. & S resting on one knee. 8IS 2T seated TRINRTII g seat c. BT, ST dsddi, dsddiya, J‘fl | or throne bearing the figure of a tortoise; s. A trooper. 2. a celestial chorister ,4)J1 ol RO@IS g throne with the figure of the S. @D dsddita, adj. Obtained. © brahmany kite FIURI g lotus seat, or seat B to obtain, get ready. with a lotus painted on the top TIRID g H. TN dsami, s A person, an indivi- seat bearing the figure of a serpent ; %7373 o dual. 2. afarmer. 3. a prisoner. 4. adebtor. b, 0 a seat covered with tiger’s skin 3, RIS a 5. a situation, an employment Sy rte) seat covered with antelope skin ; 3 T a seat I (S WD gdj. Individual BFINTD &), | X made of carpet an account shewing the particulars of each 8. @N()Q asannd, adj. Made ready 2. farmer’s produce and assessment near, contiguous, near death. S. OTOT dsdra, s. A falling stream. 2 8. SRR dsa-prdsa, s, Hard breath- a heavy or continuous shower. 2. surround- e P Ing an enemy. 3. the army of a king, a ing from great oppression or fatigue. ady body-guard o i Bey ond ability. 0% pbe H 9% , ¥R dsapha, dsaphu, S A 8. eI dsina, dj. Sitting, seated CJ i 127 N p =0 Shostc) o ® e C. &> dsu, See cially that of a prince and his ministers, &c. 2. a hall of audience. C. B> dsu, s. The saul tree. BLS T 3. acourt of justice. 1 the fibre of the saul tree. ©43%59 thread made BI? 2F g courtier. [ of this fibre. S. @’i} F dsthika, s. One of Indra’s weap- (1% S. &RIT dsura, s A demon. 2. a form ons, consisting of the back bone of the saint of marriage, in which the bride is taken by Dadichi. I force. 83T 5,85 a deed of cruelty, an op- c. &% d-spa, s. A kind of cushion put over § pressive act. the back of the hand, with which the cotton 5 fi it A. C. &ToT dsura, adj. Superior, excellent. beater holds the machine when at work. n T. B. 9% ase, See S3. %, B3N % FeP to put it on. 55 s. 8Rpez3, 8Xee3IT dséchana, dsé- S. Cf"&;)d aspada, s. Authority, basis, ground, support. 2. business, affair. 3. fe chanaka, adj. Beloved, desired. nal place, situation, protection, refuge, shelter. gl c. 308 asott, s. Cultivation. ~ 4. dignity. o opportunity. 6. quarter in § H. 85003, SRwe8 dsdda, dside, battle. ©3,C B to give place, shelter, or ¢ Refreshment. ©3wegdi Ind ‘rg@gd to refresh protection; to allow ; to afford an opportu- 8 ¢ one’s self. nity. it S, Q'}??\;’yobg askrandita, s. The walk 8. T\ a’sp]zcila, s. Flapping, beating, B of a horse. striking, so as to produce noise. g s. 8o 3 dskdra, s Protection, shelter, 8. ¥TH\B3 dspfil{ji ta, s. Aname of Shuk- 811 countenance. 833,08 FRD to countenance, ra, regent of the planet Venus. bod encourage. 8. 6’?3\@;.3&5 zispho’_ta, s. A plant, swal- low-wort. f c;r s. @EG’ Q?'idg‘dp’a dstara, dstarana, [spread] s. A kind of blanket or painted 8. @fi@;-géo’fi dsphdtaka, s. A kind of an cloth thrown over the back of an elephant. mountain tree. gy 2. a mat, carpet, seat. 8. 8» 0833 dsphitana, s. Beating on 8 24 VA £ Qfi’?_\_)o, @@DQDE\)&, 65’"290 dsti, dsti-pds- the ground, as a lion or tiger lashing with its it ti, dste, s. Property, estate, effects, wealth. tail. 2. expanding, blowing. 3. contract- WF, R 3. worth, value. 4. a man fond of 2. age. ing, closing. festivity and gaiety. Sh,E0gs, 8L, 8L ¥ T 8h 7T, B85 a man of property. SERS S. @’?3@;@&3?3 cfSpZL()’?am., s. Boring pearls, &c 2,300 the proprietor of an estate. 8 #@g’o “ay s. &% dsya, s. The face. 2. the mouth. to acquire property, become rich. 2. to take f TowseFy (broad-faced or mouthed) a lion. 2. Sf@g violently the property of another. [SHIEC=TA N -0 Gt (five-faced) Shiva. B8R SR g man with 8L B, 8Ly to lay by property. Qfi?_JD =3 re- %Cfln a beard, or hair on the face. egqueno fa{3) latives. 2. persons fond of pleasure. bea R (plough-faced) a hog. BT, saliva, R § S. 65’_?_\)96‘53 astikanu, s. The name of a %y Ganésha, with an elephant’s face. %% U sage, from an expression of his father (heis a sore in the mouth. (v} tafeg in the womb,) pronouncing his conception to a0 ¢ have taken place before there were any ex- 8. &%) dsra, s. Blood. 33 (blood-drink- n ternal indications of it. er) a leech, bug, ogre, &c. 2. the nineteenth i i 2. a believer, one who says there is a God, in opposition to & lunar mansion. § Mok 2,¥3 an atheist. g ¢ S. @RJES dsrava, s. Distress, pain, afflic- tion. s. Qf}'\f), &% dstha, dsthe, s. Wish, de- sire. 2. prop, stay, place or means of abid- 9. S. &¥%F dhaka, adj. Daily. 40 & ing. 3. an assembly. 4. effort, pains, care. S. &8 dhata, s. A cloth that has been § %y 5. consideration, regard, fondness. washed. g 2. assertion of an impossibility. 3] e Ly 0 S. Qfi’cfig)é dsthdna, s. An assembly, espe- adj. Beaten, hurt, injured. multiplied, I g 128 I (SEoetn] VYD 5, 8 3. known. 4 ‘ ' uttered falsely. w3 vz 8. €200 dhéru, s. The tree Asparagus L‘JS'\}:‘E. sarinentosus. noted for good qualities, attracting notice. ® S3% 8 a3 new, unbleached cloth. c. &% \.@gj) a-hottu, adv. Then, that day. v c. $ROF dhadake, See under 8. S. ©203T dhnika, s. Constant occupation, 6 Sall daily work. 78 = the forenoon. ST 8. ¥%3 dhara, s. Breath, inspiration. adj. 83 % noon. i) 5980, T, 6553&3‘%%’ afternoon. Inspired, ot oret 2. the division or section of a book. 85&)9\??“:-) 8. OBD dhava, s. War, battle. 9 e sacri- o (ot o daily observances, religious duties per- ficing. BT g warrior. 83 ZRET mighty 1) in battle. BET 2P ™ the battle has begun. formed in the day time. ’, 8. @5 B dhldda, s. Joy, gladness. €3, 8. @‘367:,?}3553 dhavaniya, s. A consecra- Ty hasi‘, ©F0 joyful, pleasant. E;’bB;)Cf?d:‘S‘zT{b to be fir, 3 ted fire taken from the householder’s perpet- joyful, pleasant. efi;)zimm, efi&“g}d VeI ual fire, and prepared for receiving oblations. - sheltn to be glad. v T2z to make glad. ¥ 3 S. @0 dhd, interj. of gladness, wonder, et Inw 3 great or celestial joy. | and sorrow. [tr, OF 00 o 8. @&Sog, e ™ 8'0‘608653 dhwa, dhwe, Jfl!‘:k)‘f\“‘ 285503 dhdra, s. Food, provision, suste- nance. “ 2 SRODY, B (c’/zwaya, s. A name or appellation. taking, conveying. 8530 03 S, 83 calling. 2. name cr appellation. 3 Jeafig 0%, B&HT IR to eat, to devour. C. @? dla, s. Depth, profundity. adj. deep. 8, preparation for a meal ; an expedient for e = vy subsistence. 83008 W0 = i EONDYS) n ¥ @ $rwe, ¥~ the fish dived into the § ke 3 the juices of the ool (Skorie] deep. 8Y Swed, Y Hrow, BIIRED to body ; as, chyle, lymph, serum, &ec. sound, to ascertain the depth. BYT, 8F¥T3 g3 given to appetite, quick at meals. o, svi deep, profound. 8. %7 ¢hika, s. A name of the gramma- ~os u¥ =g, ¥¥ =Y a deep pit. 8 R VY BYTe8 Fa¥ a deep tank. ©3 TTE rian Pdnini. 2. a serpent. 3. the ascend- BRTIT I I "o TFPRTYy E¥CH FWED it is im- il ing node: possible to fathom the depth of a great hypo- s. @&%TeT dhikajwara, s. An inter- crite’s mind. Beati mittent fever. 8FuT g daily fever. &.,Sojn ing ! ng 0. &¥¢0F dlanke, s. The name of a boy’s &%, BT g fever every second day. ) ; COEV it play, making beds in the road, on a moon- BdF, B%T B)0 g tertian fever. light night, with a heap of dust in the centre, 8. @&3INY dhitdgni, s. Perpetual fire. &e 8¥oFR B to play at it. Yt W 2. a worshiper of Agni, the god of fire. C. @\';0'3‘3 dlanche, s. A post carried by 8. ©%3003 Cfili—f&t?}(!l‘l‘d, s. A snake men. th e M i catcher or juggler. )al 100 C. '35'%)’0'5&) dlande, s. A place of ambush, a P! na AL A. C. 8®> dhu, v. n. To become, to exist. shelter, a refuge. See 8., wzon, 8TTF the act of becoming. c. SYoDR dlandige, adj. Plain, clear. salifd 8. &¥%>3 dhuta, s. The nourishment of all Jé T. B. @¥oT dlambara, See v3ows. a0 v created beings, considered as one of the five c. Qf’gfi dlaga, s. A rude, base, vulgar mar. sacraments or principal sacrifices of the Hin- iy dus. 3 @Q{*émfijo (Z!(l;j()’_hé, s. Intimacy, friend- LNOOd ; gl ship. il S. 8>3 dhuti, 5. A burnt-offering or sac- rifice. (SIAL] c. 8YE dlate, s A kind of reel upon B8 Fw®B to offer sacrifice. which thread is wound into skeins. w Aogh, 823 3FRH to receive a sacrifice. pallb A. 0. BT dhudu, 3rd. per. sing. of B. Y3 dladanda, adj. Slothful, lazy. T. B. -‘ifi’Gj(fia dlaya, See sow. 8. ¥mwd dhiti, s. Calling. Yoz el et § €3de” ) ! S. 35633(533 a/tcg/a 5 adj. Belonging or relat- dlarchu, v, a. To prepare, make ready. p ing to a snake 2. (of Bgew) very disgust- L ing. . VY3 dlavatta, See susH,. &3 A R N &SFS @%Qe’ A, C. efi’gjsada dlavddu, v, n. To grumble, or stature, ©HF, wRY; a man’s height, 0, murmaur. ability or capacity. 850 VB o send a mes- A senger. 2. to set labourers to a work. 80 o4 G. Qfi’;ji}g@ dlastike, adj. Clear, clean, fine. D, VYR, VYY), VYTV, BFTRW to keep a 8 T3 o be clear, fine, clean. servant, to entertain a person in one’s employ. C. &goT> dldku, s. The eighth part of a J seer. B39 each person. BYEH, BMYN to each man ©Po03n, B¥OW to select a man, to 0. Y C. SgoTogy “’.l“"gd.li, s. A gossip, a dis- choose a servant. [ B T a master, ruler. reputable man. BYTI g servant. 2 an able man. SPIN I« I8 0. SgoRree dld-gdla, adj. Awkward, to become a servant. [Sir Yol ugdfidflafi WYY e clumsy. 1\15 he who can obey can rule. moozi%?& 85370 to L C. @?DSD? dlivdla, s. A greedy man. rise in the world. ©¥e%23 the figure or form (] o c. T @i, s. An affix of nouns expressing of aman. 2. improvement in circumstances. bl oh 160 habit ; as, 35%,% a glutton ; B&e% a boy given 3. beauty of person. 8RBT service. 2 to play ; ®=°Te%¥ a gamester. manliness, heroism, prowess. SFHD to get ey into a situation, to enter upon service. ©¥=V . Uy 8. ¢ dli, s. A line, row, multitude. 2 3. a female friend. 4. a 0% to take into service or to cause another to Ty the carpenter bee. 8% =3 female lie, a falsehood. 5. the eye. get into service. €0 m3 to put in custody A, friends. See &89. of another, as for debt, &c. $33 z:’(eéfi DT/ il the vehicle of an idol, in which artificial men "V 09, ¢. @%90?3 alimbe, s. A mushroom. o o o RTTY ST are made bearing a palankeen. 8¢, 325D ¥l g fungus. =) 8 M P 20D they made six regiments of o1 S. €30 dli-kdra, s. A liar. 2. an A, (A" three men (proverb used of a scattered fami- awkward man. G, ¢ ly.) ©¥»t the quantity one man usually eats 8. & c. ¥PRRY, (i!i"(/o.l'llé, v.a. To at a meal. B8Fwd, 850 &8 the distance or & ‘% shut the eyes. speed at which a man can run. BLY INB 0, 85 8. PLTToTD Rh(gé)a dlida-mahd-swd- ’r*de“éo?jd to hire a labourer. C‘ OD.: mi, [reigning monarch] s. An epithet for C. &¥Y> dlu, v.a. To rule, reign, govern, 10 j king. manage, control. v. n. To dive, bathe, sink rinf C. YT aliddli, s. A mob, tumult, under water. SN 8, BN, BYOIE, BT e i uproar. reign, rule, management, the act of ruling. Aoy =Y (SAETaN) &« s AL, \‘1‘?33‘6'@ alinérike, s. A game of oh, €L E, 8YTH, 87 T g king, ruler. P 2. a master. 3. a husband. SPTRB, VYD By boys, leaping one upon another. [5) & . a mistress. By, ST to R C. Efg%’oa(ja ali-bdlu, [rule and thrive ] F¥ a queen. SEAW cause to rule. 83597 he who ruled. 3¢C R B 0. n. To live long. 2. to manage a wife. ;‘ B8Y ¢33 a man of experience, an old man. to put under one’s management or rule. &% SR, #2580 to rule one’s self. 2. to keep a wife A. €. €@y dlilku, v.n. To be abashed. in subjection. 8Y 80T, B¥ TWIT incorrigi- 8¢y an abasher. ble, unmanageable, ungovernable. gmqg‘; c. ¥oTe dlivali, s. A low, mean, base Bk O! my master! oazqfi;jm%efo to go- man. vern a kingdom. C. $QNeD dlivéri, s. A rampart. C. BYoor, &0y dlunga, dlumba, Ce & fzb d _lu, s. A man or person in general, [man eater] s. A cannibal, giant, ogre. h a grown person, one that is able to act for 1 himself. 2. a hero, a man (emphatically.) C. @)_S? dle, s. Buttermilk. ®?@¥ unboiled By D buttermilk. < 2 . a male or female servant. 4. (in chess) fily ~ a pawn. o a messenger. 353,90 a female W C. ej)i;_g_ig dltale, s. Persons in a row join- servant or labourer. rom%Y g male servant ing hands. the { €] 1( or labourer. BTN, [SEaTal o7y ¥, 20 50 i “‘11111 c. 89, &\ dldala, dlbala, s, In- Yoy At servants, 9%, €V, ¥WS a man’s height fantry, a body of foot soldiers, Y (8] 4 Qon Qf%’%@ »he 0 it Ul o, Qfi’(?gb d!ddri, s. A footpath. of the Dravida Prabandha, or Tamil Veda, 1 am A. C. @«%"J dldu, v. a. To dip or sink in. consisting of 4,003 stanzas; which work is I ®¥ 7 the act of dipping or sinking. chiefly designed for Shudras and women ; but to keepa (8% @0\;’3 %@?3 LZ.ZCZM-AO_Z[M, v. a. To sub- by some is conceived to have higher claims semphy ject, subdue. than the Sanscrit Veda; from which, however, iR Efl(h the ground work of it must have been taken, , mat, C. @§@£i° a'.ldOdeya, See under €%0. and some glosses and commentaries added. er, T G 35"§u’%® dldhola, s. A field in one’s The last of these devotees, who is also some- At times called UTeInToEaesecdrdy, established possession. the religion of the Skrt Veishnava, one of the 6 Qfi’gg a’.lpa, [©%95] adj. Managing, ruling. 8T, 873, 8¢ W a ruler, master, husband. three principal Hindu sects. RAEFUD G- e { ruda, the brahmany kite, Vishn's steed. C. 85’??/ & d,lpa’,?i, adj. Equal to a man’s eI See also S. &3 coo dkshand, s. An ointment. 2. strength, &c. as a burden, &e. gIvce, & under 8. that instant. 20 10 - . o7 C. Qfi’eo)' o 2) > dlbdlu, s. A man’s estate or S. @gf\'o"\j?‘% dkshdrane, s. Tmputation or yice. ~ 0 Tivelihood. 2. a servant’s estate. accusation of adultery. BE08 calumniated or falsely accused. 2. accused of adultery or m And, fi?:})g dlma, [8] s. A sovereign, king, fornication. ruler. 50 8. &5F dkshika, s. A gambler. See ©% ficial c. @I, R dlmaga, s. A servant. ¢ 2,90 4 B i R &3 servants. % c (3] a porter’s load. S. C‘i’égé’if 6”5;9]”"7‘37&'({, s. A species of mi- iments ¢ A. C. 8¢9, dlmi, s. Majesty, greatness. musops. el fau S. OB, SR dhshépa, dhshé- C. ¥ dlva, [$97)] adj. Managing ruling sually & &e ©%y 3 [BRIIT] a ruler. pane, s. Abuse,reviling. 2. censure, blame, istauee I reproach. 4. eriticism. 5. ) 3. a question. e o C @“jo%:i dlvatte, s. A hostage. objection. 6. a figure in rhetoric (irony). C. @ga&db dlvdru, s. lit. Rulers, gover- 2. 7. attraction. ©Z 0D to eriticise, cavil. nors, persons possessing and exercising power -~ ES) 0 gerly or influence. 2. a surname of twelve renown- to question. 3. to abuse, revile. JTF g, S above all question, blame, or reproach. ed disciples of Vishuw of ancient times Tp BB S. & CAN o3 dishépaka, s. Disease. 2. amongst the Tamil people; viz. f 0 3D, BT FAD, VIERYD), STTYIIaD flatulence. 3. a detractor, a calumniator. 4. king, il o @ 2 o {0, ETTR an oar or paddle. G, IBTL P2 D, BROBTRTN, B35y Fop e;faosdo, éd;mofiéoinvaém, :’.}Coflnefin@a, TOVUBR S. ¥Zwel dhshita, s. A tree growing TR DRTTEDERFUD), Bo@mR, SIoLD) in mountains, the walnut. el. © Sze. Tach is said to have written a part i flllc’v ey 4" A AN A AN AN AAAAANAAAAAAAAANNANA s o kj Pk v - & 10 A {l h/]}(b | 3 %, The third letter of the alphabet, sounded C. 30 m, (in compos.) contraction of Bos. | 01t as 7 in pin. 5) Y] a prefix signifying two, two- 2. A. c. asign of the instrumental case ; as £ fold; as, @@= both sides, ®3%® two-fold, ©320 by him. sl |w 1 two ways, &c. 3. a shortened form of 0. 30> nku, See wor and Bw,. the demonstrative 3%; as, 9% this side. 4 3 1w j@ffl' a feminine affix; as, w8 Jc8 g wise woman. . 2oBTS inku-dale, . Shame, shrink- ©osIeiA g female who receives bribes. AR + ing from fear. ‘([MJ 5 I Yo, g procuress. e Saraswati. T. B. QOR RGA, See achs. 131 1a o3 T. B. ROAD, QOABORT inagda, inga- T. B. (QORY, BONT ingu, ingika, [to ne ez »5] 5. Assafetida. enSPE the tree produc- 3 dz'ngar]a, [2on&] adj. Separate, different, ing assafeetida. gonTEen the juice of the Al distinct, apart. cgonzonadzen distinctly, se- bark of this tree. rgcr{q’ftfi{g: , BORITITY, BO mant parately. GonronETeAD {0 be separate, Rwbow [aer assafetida, and = o=y < k& &ec.to ap- distinct. @cRROTBIIAE to place separately, ?pe:zk ply. lit. to apply assafeetida to the eyes, which 18, to put apart. @ondm, |oraX to separate, to divide. would quickly destroy them] ». a. To cheat, may § impose upon, deceive, hoax. Lo A. C. BOAT®S ingadalu, [@o for acw, (. % N VI and 3w gea] s. The milk sea. QRBE D, C. BORD ngU, v.n. To soak, dry up, eva- QoA to cause QoNBLRIFCWBTTE Vishinu, son-in-law of the porate. 2. to be decocted. 1 \lh 2. to cause milk sea, Lakshmi his wife having been pro- to sink in, to make evaporate. ( ”actl QoA to be soak- duced at the churning of it. QONRBLEA to digest, to make decoct. I K¢ i 5ondD to be not soaked Boms Lakslmi, daughter of the milk sea. gond ed in, evaporated. CwBdewoM the friend of the milk sea. [F=Yo¥ a¥e in, &c. gorzwiTY to sink down, go in, as Inan, VR, QonBYFIET the moon. 2. Dhanwan- the eyes from disease, &c. ersor tari, (sprung from the milk sea.) Q De BORD), oA ingudi, ingula, s ( A fhe A. C. GORLD in{/azza, s. Radiance, lustre. he name of a plant. o 2. fire. 3. a firefly. A. C. BORWeY ngdlu, [@o for wod, and from A. C. ROANT in-gadira, [@c for B, Fwtew gtick] s. The sugar-cane. qorieg S8 L3 and #20 g ray] s. The moon, Cupid, with a sugar-cane bow. h G Sie A. C. CORDIET B n-gadir-nudy, s. A c. &. 1. B. 0233 inchara, [«ac for wcs, 1.3 o sweet word, an agreeable communication. and T for 75T voice or note] s. A charming, ta T. B. C30A®, BORY, BRONY ingala, pleasant voice, a melodious note. Rerpaly AR IR VA FPod @I ToN(SR0BWTE, ‘{JJ@ RRBTERI T ingala, ingila, [@ormee] s, Fire, live & 0 e s 2. charcoal. 3. the name of a tree. B3 OB (@ Toz) 2ITE, BB D3, devor) SO coals. 8. o} vl T BARYo by serpents that erected their crests, Tieg T. B. QOADET, RORELT, BONILT, and danced to the melodious song of the § @ QOAID), RORT ingalika, ingalika, wild girl gathering flowers, accompanied by 0 o ingilika, inguli, ingulika, [worw] s, the drone of the bamboos, as the wind filled lil i To o2 = T3 Vermilion. their bores. VBCWTRoIwB percelving the melody of the fifth note. § e U 0. oA 520, f‘so‘/(i’jbé% ingala- A. C. ©3083D inchari, s. Silver. ) kdi, ingala-hannu, s. A bitter medicinal [e~Tete =S SO W e g fruit. C. 0%B, R03E3, &> injadi, in- -t 0 it A. C. %GOAN of = N .]'/'.ti) 'l‘7§/’u.m, s. A rag, a tatter. % rg)@ ingala-ganna, s. Shiva, A. C. GOT8: -< t'lE Oty with an eye of fire in the centre of his fore- 3000 indeyam, s. A piece, lump, Othey th head. clot, clod. oBEnoBddo g piece of flesh. 0 A. 0. BORYHR ingala-maga, s The H. "Qoaog if?d'l’i, s. A small mat or carpet oy son of Agni, or Shiva’s son Shanmukha, for a hooka to stand upon. Deg e said to have been produced from Shiva’s seed c. 203, o3> inta, intalu, afic of f qQu i swallowed by 4gni. comparison, Than., ©IS IThos Zwe I he f g iy il C. ‘“6\.07\)?:02 inga_li/ce, s. A stool. is greater than I. s agon0s wd Fo3H 0 wi this man is wiser than all. uc’aé"%og 8. (BOR®Y ingdla, T. B. Q0T tngdli, 3 (\\ 0ees hefore I come. } s. Charcoal. mfi‘\’m{i ht (, e 8. GoN3 i??{/itd, s. A hint, sign, or ges- C. R08TT intanaka, [3: $3%) adv. Thus far, till now, hitherto. i u 0 d&\ ture. 2. going, motion. 3. inquiry, research. 0. 03, woTo nta, intd, See woF. i, d“ 4. thought. ®@oNsE , @oh2naT one who ca A. C. 3037, pry into or knows another’s thoughts. 3303 intappa, inta- b y 132 en o3 033 ka, 8. ‘QOC';J'Jaj indubla, s. The fifth lunar nantd, adj. So, of this kind, such as this. mansion. prode g, =030 %93 such great splendour. ce of fie A. C. 208> ntu, adv. Thus, so, in this 8. RotHno8 ndu-wdrd, See under ca@, & [ 50 T manner. @egoB30 thus he spoke. Qo) Joh s. 0% indra, s. The Indian Jove, ruler § f0e ) speak thus. goé3 to he so. o8I 50 if of the secondary divinities, and sovereign of whih 18. Qodam to hecome so. Qo8B thus it the planetary regions ; he is supposed to pre- Tochest g0 may be. ©®"3 whilst things were so. side also over the elements, aud is the giver oW to speak so. of rain ; he is likewise the guardian deity of L, e C. 203 intlf, adv. So much. 'aoa‘o‘igj as the Kast. %\O'T)’flb‘ the name of a mountain. fo A ...... much as this, thus much. 07,28 the son of Rdvana and conqueror 8 LB 0« C: f‘aod, Belelop) intha, inthd, adv. Such, of Indra. @3, TIXY, BT, BNT Bo [»] ) < = e (R like this, of this kind. QoI such a thing. Ted the rainbow. ce)0 S, a giant, the enemy 0 8o such things. BoBID, Yoge3 guch a of Indra. gome I8 Vishnu, the younger man o8I0 such a woman. o8I such brother of Indra. 3=} o o que 3 Shachi, the wife persons as these. godome guch and such. of Indra. o 9oT)2:% gapphire. o8) Seg¥ f‘ C. 0B, woBes inda, indalu, Sign of the sky, paradise, heaven 5,0 poy %208 the gully 4 the ablative or instrumental case; as, €S0 onyx (?) P 3 from or by him. 0y (71 doBd ai?éd) Tk 30 [} DT ol S. ‘8\0@7‘9\»@3‘&3 7376]7‘61-[/(/{]%1, s. The firefly. from seed springs corn. 00 40 S. wOT)ETY z'nd/'a—ja’la, s. Deception, T. B. 000, 30QT indara, indira, “ ) a strata- cheating, conjuring, juggling. See @03, gem in war. 3. enchantment. ©c3;=3e3 o1 8 T. B. R0, Qo8 indava, indave, &ts the science of conjuring or legerdemain. charm See o, BOTHEIV TR to conjure, juggle. TV 8. RCT ndire, s. Lakshmi. ©odTs S - o 8. 500 e)a*_i:o indra-luptaka, s. A dis- £, QodTRE, Vot B8 Vishnu. ease destructive of the hair, produced by 8. et indindira, s. The carpenter lice. e i bee # o S e S. @09’553 indriya, s. An organ of sense. (‘3‘0533?55 ind{vara, s. The blue water 5] 4 semen virile. 3. a passion of the mind. lily, nymphea cerulea. QodIT IENT, [|odr @ed)e® 273 chastity, continence. cacgoio qnd B¢ FCez o a lily-eyed woman. il nEdy &7 I3 to deny one’s self, to mor- peite 8. %9005 tndu, s. The moon. QoT08 tify the passions. oed¢cd;con?d the five [@otd and Feo8 friend] a stone from which senses See ?%ggfigcgyotb and FE0Fod, . water 1s said to ooze when the moon shines S. ‘”&Ofiflg indhana, s. Fuel ; wood, grass, upon it. @oBEIF [Qem, and ®ST a parent] judh the ocean; the moon being produced, among &c. used for that purpose. other things, at the churning of the milk sea. A. C. ROITD, ©OJoWD wmna-part, in- [ ‘,il?("?t I QoTB ), QOoTNTRY, BCTITY g digit of the 2 nu,—pari, adv. Hereafter. fies! i moon. Qo7 B J“ a re ligious observance, de- 0. 303> 1n-NU, See B . 0 a pending on the age of the moon, diminishing 0. ROTWRTY IN-NUTrU, See BFe . the quantity of food by a certain portion daily C. BO3¢D nNéri, adv. Behind. @oSid Zwo ! for a fortnight or a month. QoTY 03I | Shiva, with the moon on his crown. 0% s 30 o, @ond the villages before and behind, DT (moonfaced) woemen. QoTNIFecS the neighbouring villages. moonlight. C. "‘9\03@ impu, s. Pleasantness, agreeable- @otomvd Monday. Qo T, Yorsd C. QO i?l(]?l,, adv. To-day. @0d7 to-day, ness, sweetness, savouriness. it} Peto) 2DC [ for to-day. @cdd "R Yol afio%m till now pleasant, agreeable, sweet, delicious, charm- or to-day. gobdoB from this day forwards. ing, savoury. @c3?n pleasantly, agreeably, QodT 2 % Q S8F g to-day’s news, @owod itis said, sweetly. +2A0FA melodiously. [ - to . a pleasant word, an agreeable speech. i )y 133 Q0 f&“fi-’g&_do A, G, C. 202 imbu, s. A place, dwelling, habi- &% confined for room, strait, narrow, trying, tation, refuge. 9 L a herd. 3. happiness, 23 ~¢ o3 S @ a difficult (Usea distressing. @%YS L;?’, aT, felicity. adj. Broad, wide, roomy, extensive, pass, a narrow passage, a contined or crowded large, thick, stout. € 4(.37"\', gCeIdN br(\,adly’ place. QT b e .7 to be strait, confined, pent GACLT - :4./ extensively. R = (0} LT » BoRT, Yol hroad, (ence up SINS @ AT 24388 0 T am much wide, &e. (S EaTar) 8.239nD to he large, extensive. crowded, move a little to that side. (. %3, b gow eEW to take up room, to take posses- T8 o3 LYo wREPNT he is in great straits i ace, sion of a place. o™, e Aegd to be- without food, oz S Jibo:*ozf;;aalf&%gj;'e)@n{}# A, come enlarged, extended. QoW HW¥I to Togn (O RITTD 2.0t WA B V& why do sle] 5, enlarge, extend. ®oBwEy (.8)) to carry a you distress the simple man? settle with an bof place out farther. 50308 0P to enlarge him some how or other. ;S;foe Towyg 2 0 <+ G % a place one’s self. gowdny to persuade, to 2 3+ T 25303 TR vas,%éi& Snd BP0 Fowd 8 Teey make consent. 2. to make or obtain a resi- Jaguda 8onh ¥ they have turned off the corn dence. Q@SB whose house is that Worth loads to that country, and prevented any you occupy ? dTelow FowdD do not place from coming to our’s. efidaaz:’f:-v"*%tfij:(@) 3,0 0o amhyg confidence in any. Food TH, wEWTS 3B, FYETHY, FeBID if C.% X A. 0. R02* imbu—/fei, s. Consent, ap- you reduce one to a dilemma, and press him, v proval. QoY to consent. GowTRT he he will give whatever you ask. AT DT, lold consented. 200, DI 5903 36Dt what hindered you ? (R why did you delay coming? @b e30Ed Sing C. BORD, WOT:BT im-madi, im-ma- zoga S he is in difficulties. dike, s. A double fold. adj. Double, two- fl’j”\ fold. GoRIBRA gdv. Two-fold. c. AT B tkkadi, adj. Asunder, in two. s. handy Two parts. BT D R, QYLD fi&o:m, rafia . ( C. QOBo0D) wm-manni, s. Land yielding 9™ to cut in two, to sever. BED RY O™ two crops ina year. tiffl.\’ g; cut in two, severed. A. C. BOWI tm-manda, s. A double mind. Gy C. BT &0 ikkana, See vz,%. G, %R c. & s. w038 im-mahi, [«acfor this, C. f‘afi& 5513@2583:3; ikkada-mora-batta, 0% earth] s This earth. e s. A miser, a niggardly man. A. C. COBIIVY im-mdou, [ao for o, B0z C. 3T 0> thkai, See 2, y. (Unti and 393 a mango] s. A sweet mango. 2. a C. Oafiéjtfi, Fafo%'da ikkara, ikkura, tg, mango tree that bears fruit out of season. A house, a dwelling. A. C. %3030 tmmu, s. Sweetness, delicious- F (. W C. 3T B tkkare, K % this, 3 bank] s. The ness, pleasantness. QoIN TRB) to make &, nearest bank. 2. both banks. savoury, sweet, &c. @oENALto be savoury, g pleasant, &c. C. ”&56 ¢ thkala, s. A smith’s tongs, a pair of pincers. day, A. C. 0B im-mei, s. A double body, a make I c. 9Ty ikku, v. a. To place, put, deposit. < body twice its ordinary size. 2. both sides. ‘uf‘fy.\‘ | 2. to give or grant. 3. to beat, kill, destroy. 3. a cloth of different colour on each side. ch 4. to serve up, or set food before a person. @ Il [E @oIRTEF Fogh a body to become twice its %, W to put down, leave in a place, deposit bud: b](] natural size. 2. to bite or hold on both with another. gy, @, 9% 0% to put aside, sides. "ty lay by, put down. 3%, 3¢ to pay, as a fine; ( Y R g C. 2T tke, an affix of nouns; as, ¥TNEF to settle, as a deht. Fe¥NLT BeaZp WBTPED 4 ( greatness, *2¥70%¥ whoredom, w8 F03¥ cle- %,8 Beadp T8 money given to a harlot, and a A‘gr‘\w verness, &c. also of nouns derived from verbs 3 corpse placed in a cemetery, are alike, (neither Oy, (, as, ¥ to increase, ¥ ¥ increase; ¥¥® to will return.) 8%, to cause to place, deposib har.?..q sing, 322 singing. or put. & ) to cause to serve up, supply with C. (’8\3‘)\@(’ i/f()’, interj. Liook here! lo! behold ! necessaries, &c. uc‘(‘i‘ C. B3 &, tk-kattu, s. Strait, dilemma, C. (’Sif%da thkuru, s Sickness. 2. doubt, hlth ) ¢ hesitation. difficulty, trouble, misfortune. &S, @z, G, teag ~;:;: 134 = Q03 %%-’%_ U W, b A, €Ty 05 thkurru, s. Deformity from ady. ’Ugly, deformed. %03 5@ to deform, a diffal disease. 2. See (‘aiflfi.?" disfigure. aoBdaen deformedly. it cromid T. B. “}e3e3 T tchachchane, See D=z, C. 6T thke, s. Place, abode, dwelling. © e, pat TwlrBod® oo who informed you of my resi- s. &c. Oaaa’crofi ichchanke, s. An indefi- am mid dence ? nite, random figure. @%oc¥ & to pub [: ¢ S} . c. 5% 3B thkeda, s. A confined pent up down such a figure. ot sl place, a difficult passage, a narrow pass. A. . B ik-kela, [ this, or two, o s.&c. aggod, Pa?‘zqfi)c& ichchandi, tchhchhandi, s. A dilemma, strait. wyd side] s. Both sides. 2. this side. ca:—i’*uai'\fae,,? setfle v on both sides. ¢ “aeg—rf, f-&?q‘é)’& ichchaka, ichhehha- ka, s. Coaxing., wheedling, flattering, accom- ¢. ¥ 0O v ikkdri-varahd, s. A gold modating, yielding. 9% 3383 flattery, con- pagoda worth thirteen gold fanams, now the [ilig o currence, cajoling, % T3 S a fair speech, worth four rupees. fawning language. "% ¥59 to fawn, cajole, ) = an ) C. ‘Q%?%é th-ket, s. Both hands. flatter, coax, wheedle. % ¥a fawner, coaxer, ambidexter. wheedler. C. ¥ @ o tkkd, intery. See, there! lo! be- hold ! T. B. &. C. mae# ReB ichcha-gédi, s. One who disappoints. 2. a man of blighted pros- C. AR Z'[/a, an affix of nouns denoting a per- x@'t’d Jo pects, one in despair, a forlorn man. Eo e son’s employment, habits, &c. TRJTRNR g & C. "e5? 380 ichchdshiram, num. Two florist ; =g S8R 3 stone mason; VYN a thousand. handsome man, &c. . n . G Ay 1.B. & C. %D 9, 0&85?;6,;3, @ei_?# ich- C. BABBRD igadi-tigadi, s. Adultera- chali, ichchdlu, ichchiga, s. A person tion, spoiling. |Rednd In® to adulterate, without restraint, a self-willed man, an inde- corrupt, spoil, counterfeit. pendent person. C. AT, BNT, BARIT> igaru, wgeru, iyzu'u, v. n. To evaporate, dry up by heat. ot W c. vaaaéar PROI3 ichchu-homzu, s. A half @and® to put on the fire, to boil to a less pagoda. quantity. B=Yatopt] 2. to shoot, germinate. i (Q?Ai ichche [a%, @}, ] 5. Wish, de- Hhurty v. a. To evaporate, boil away, as water, &c. sire, inclination. 2. will, volition, one’s mind C. BATY, GARITS (gari, iguri, s. A bud, or pleasure. 1337%, cggt:;r\a?\, raie R g *)7? for germ, or tender shoot. See BT, one’s pleasure or wish. 2. on account of. 3. pank 8 responsibility. VT ifi 203 on whose ac- 0. Q97 I Z"(/Z'l‘l.su, v. a. To evaporate, boil No o5, 4 away. 2. to jeer, to deride. count is he come ? 283 ° SN WO IS 3 0 THOAT to grin, make wry faces. you came here of your own accord, and why i do you reflect on me ? % WTTH B RIFTTW it % A. C. BR), QR23I, QARFIE igu, igu- il 2% 0% &g rain does not come and go at any il i chu, igurchu, v. n. Torise up. 2. to germ, one’s bidding, (is not in the power of any.) ed bud, blossom. v. a. to draw, to pull. @;\q?ijfl FTRBT ISy oo ra'éfi 2amg RS I will w C. ”%7‘\)»@3 ?,'g()/, interj. See, here! lo! here! give it on your father’s responsibility (or at fo p° his wish) but not on your’s. @ nm, @z c. P@.?j\g%aa ig-ganniu, s. Both eyes. FRR, B J7, fa‘&%’)éfio, |8 %0 to desire, wish, C. ‘Q?}\@(’\j ig—gelasa, s. Work dene twice over. long for. a7 Asgo, ey EANS Fwgo to covet it ol for one’s self, to be allured. @z 8<a wish C. ”9.7?-‘;8&5 igy“a'm, s. Jeering, scoffing, to be gratified. % 3™ to satisfy or gra- mocking. ;2 ‘) ol tify one’s desire. 2T to become inclin- o , S0 C. %23 icha, An affix of nouns denoting ed, to please, to consent. fatfis D2 jmpatient |Q birth ; as, ©20% (flower-horn) Bramha. of control. @?i BB g covetous man. 9,00 b C. 233, %03 ichanda, ichenda, ¥ 2ot AR as one pleases. DY, SVEN to 155 Q83 (on) <A & i e attract, allure. =y 2T eagerness of desire ST ?\ {5 o ittige, ittike, itticd-kally A qe3s BRT g man of mortmed desires g25» T 580 e ittigl, ?’f&')tj?, [@n,%3] s A brick 3 el an independent woman. QLI Vo8 N IR rawfi&‘ Jie @ to make hricks. ».a brick harlots. Qe [0& e a free speech, unrestrained g o mould rav3 o] #S\ to build with bxl’ ks. language. =) g % 2F aman entangled with & Re 8003 fll?h 3R 550.,5\.)-00 % f"q ZAT a")m([ desire. G % %”0 a longing woman. 3 o r e bat, broken brick 9*3,3k 32 brick-dust Re) T3 a beloved husband. @ = »8F the com- &3 3 ol & [ ny 2p 2 &3 AR Re®), 18R I3 g brick- pletion of a wish [ oS By 3009 o) o0 f; 13 eedom, self: Wate kiln a3,A 3 to burn bricks =3 9% R will Orer an unburnt brick 3=} +8 g% R DY, fher T. B. %2 BoB ichhchhu-danda, [«z 9%3,R D&% g brick lattice. A Aoz, iR lng, and ©oZ] s. The sugar-cane. IR@DII g bric maker A (0 8. & ¢ (Q:S 7\‘33 @Qfla\%_ ichhehhe- A. C. 98,3 tfitya@, s. Difference more or less CIO gt zchc/zr’le-J(U tz, s. The wife of Cu- A ridge. CLow 2 A. 0. 263, ifte, s Pl\]. an uncontrolled or independent & me woman. A. C &5, tltede, s A thronged, crowd L\* ed, or confined place. adj Ixcessive, abound L) H. 3%2) Yacu, s Good character or title mg. |3 BOF abounding joy 583,32 G, m! ax®2, 335 possessing a good, high, or respect- TwWROT NJ o %‘aj ;&’@o FNU0WTI Tans,3IR Ders able character. U‘:?,Jgoi,) ofi§ 34 q*3,B80N F’d\)o.\wfi S\ R Bdwen ® fory | H. i QVRD, BROD dphd, ijdphe, s 8\ 71\)30?5-"3»)3’03:«\)3 Fook *’ Jen 3 =0h WY FodaBd A, Increase, augmentation 2. surplus, profit he king, having deter m‘ned quickly to crown @EIPIER to be raised, auzment [0t 0. gy the great Rama, who 1s equal to 7 i, and 0 op, F3 to increase, raise. having with abounding joy, sent, through Q9 T, BLOT yara, yare, s A the magcebearer for his confidential friends, . o contra for rent, &c %373 g public con- he afterwards thus spoke to them. 4 myg tractor a renter on contract 2T TR C C 9 WDS"ia ttyddu, v. a. To throw from to take on contract one to another, as a ball If H. 393> yLU“ s 8. Liong and full trowsers . m—'g ZJa, S The wife of Budha, and or c. me:‘é’ azne 2 yyate, yjodu, qdy . daughter of Ikshwdlu. 9. the left nostril (.‘0 V\VJ 3. a sacrificial vessel L(’Pp i Dsmml«u‘, not ahke, odd, not pairs. C. % C o3 tdan-dodu, . a. To orna- JE ey, SOBRL ijjavddisu, v, a. To lull ment and dress. 3. }&F> itaku, s Suspicion, hesitation. 1«1M¢\ o C. a\J—O—J, 7( a0 K2 oo idaku, idanku, v u. C VA C. 283353 ttuki-nddu, v n To To be strait, confined, narrow See QR treg [ peep, Shy. c. o ?‘9 q\vgf%#.) tda-kollu, v. a. To pound ©. 235333 ite-fate, s. Confusion quarrel i for one’s self c. 8.3, 283, 3 am ¥y 83,78 ittads, C. (ATt QS A3 idagu, s. Ascent, high ground ittade, ittedi, itlede, s A strait, diffi- bk @7 879 high and low ground, hill and dale. culty ady ait, narrow, confined fyg C. BBT 7dai ¥, v. n. Tostumble. s. Trou- c. a8, flapr, s. A total, the whole ble. See BTV, Ny t() ma]\e to fn”h(\ Be3h wBEW to put down the total. C. VBT idaru-marae, s A prop be- Ol A. C. 383, 08K ittanisu, v.n. Tobe crowd- Lind a native door to keep it shut ] iy ed or thronged 8. Q@OLORY idd-pingala, s The left T -am( C Q and right nostrils 2. the aorta and pulmo- [ 38, ittala, iftala, s. A ”t‘)p nary artery . [ crowded or confined place —/t(’\ C. B} 1de adv Wholly, entirely. q? 30 W 0. 28, 2E3, itte, itte, See =8 W% FoAT ¢S 3% vYy you will not feel the cold (9 2 5% 8% 8, Re% ey g T. B. Cs 2 when you have plunged over head gt 136 o ol QR @383 16| A. C. B3, QB idi wdiyu, v.a. To FNDER to veil BRBAB {0 cover. 2. to beat, pound, powder. 2. to collect 3. to set, as precious stones. VAR to make lie i pierce, cut. 4. to crowd. @23 pounded down. rotE® to feed, as a bird its young 300 & 2 to kiss. B to prop LZRLBIB to powdered, cut, pierced. @233, an arrow pair S8R to double up LwedB {0 ex- that has pierced. ¢®Ewe2TT,)500%%9 having drawn out the arrow that had pierced his claim. XTTHA to move WONED o expose body |20%¥30 to cut and run down, as to the open air. Jn@E to make ripen. ST RO § DIl water. L) WVTRY D oA-E [a19) o FrSewo FpTY @o he & to borrow Row® to bleach. BwE B to overthrew the hostile force that crowded on kindle @ to join. S 2 @ to shut up. the right and left €T to set open QRTI to cause to keep, et Bk to decay, de- cline put, &c. @2 FAFY to cause another to put /B to cause to powder. on one’s self. 2. to cause to keep for one’s A. C. QIO idi kiriyu, v.n. To be orenes self, ), 2P to put on one’s own person. crowded, pressed close together 32¢00 2. to keep a servant or concubine, to lay by crowded B, vB, BED, 98D to be reserved, kept C. RBT> idiku, v.a. To pack, cram in, 83 I, g &9, % es gt» F g concubine. V. a 0 Tfid { to make contain. man who keeps a concubine. IV C. BTN idi-gdiyava, s, A jd\ C. QYT iduku, s. Difficulty, strait, sor- 5] person who breaks cocoanuts and himself of- row, trouble. Fo fers the fragments to the idol % ] c Pa"fa'g\.@u‘@ du todazm, s. Decora- ¥ Fou e Zdlge, adv. Aloft, on hich. ¢ tion and apparel Ky toer v. noun. (of @) The act of putting down, o0 idudi, s. A stage, a halting place. )Ilol or on. A. C. QTITo iduru, s. A hindrance, an im- cont pediment See also 2BT0. C. BRI zdz-J()de, 8. A cross wall entil a mud wall C. BT ide, See 3. it Cc. }B3SB idi-tadi, adj. Crowded, close, c. B3 p37° Oafigva e e;fi oazs TED 1 | 0 tl il confined. @2E® InI to crowd,confine, pinch AN zddamge, zd(iane, zddahge, idda- for room. 2. to haggle in making a bargain. 1ty ne-kadubu, s. A kind of sour puddin f Bu fl” C. B tdity v, a. To put, put down, place made of rice flour, black gram, cummin seed 1] Jo keep, reserve, lay by Added to nouns, ad- ginger, salt, pepper, &c. and boiled in steam. jectives, and other verbs, it is capable of c. Qo int, See o3, T’] o various acceptations ; as, ™2 ® to lay eggs . 2R3 3weB intki-nodu, v. n. To ©3, 2B to serve up food. @ to plant a /hb tree 0B to divide peep, look slily, to look into, through a cre- ssas to adjure. g3 FSRLBINT, [3EIRE a peep, F39B to set a watch vice, &c ToBDB to pacify T3 8@ to take a sly look o b OTTITID to pay a fine. S. aimm 25D ) o) ‘vfi‘m & to C. 9ORITI, B R ipuku, inugu, @ to prescribe a diet. look at RO @ to snore mfafw to Pain, trouble. h\*h 33nTCen3 itak-para-lékhana, s, grind SEAR to put in good order. TR H to make bright W D to conceal WBSODRY Future correspondence i1 to frighten. FR2® to accumulate. BFOBY H. 382090 ttabdri, s Confidence, trust to name. (319} 23 to defer. dependance, belief, regard g 8L50 ;fio;fiou.qs a B to apply o A man worthy of confidence. 830 YRy 338 collyrium to the eyes W DD to paint +8 B to eradicate. 28 220393 to put confidence in, to depend on. J %8 BB to pawn. %0 (=% 1 )y & Q® to put farther off. L2 to rend s. 33 itara, adj. Other, different D& to unsheath 83, 9eT=en otherwise, differently rgéd‘;)g; il %02B to pick cotton F3IN@ to fix the mind on eI TR o B not different 83T other people, strang- bear malice. Rz ® to cry ers. %\@5: S mutual, one with another. 5= mlt‘l" 530 to jump. out ©2 3 {0 obstruct B S WO 83 to screen b ] ~\‘,’Eé> (Sletar) Q_,V’ @oF o #czéug% I f f lflltl peat 13 7 S S @ have not seen such a curiosity any where else. C. “&i@)uzfio tttaldnu, adv. Here, on this side. 8. 38 it?, a particle implying, Cause, (thus, ol G. 22 & ittali, See L=, therefore.) 2. manifestation, (Jo! behold!) 1 3. something additional (et cetera.) 4. the n. 38 o, @8 —E?% ittilld, ittille, s. Re- e meaning of (so, thus, in this manner.) 5. porting, making known. 8,¢ 3% to report, to make known. eonclusion. 6. reference (so says, this is, &c. § % 7. order, arrangement, (specific or distinc- C. ‘Q'f_é)o‘d, oaid;o, ’QE%GT@ ittera, it- al tive.) 8. identity (of this or similar forms.) teranu, itteravu, adv. Thus, in this man- by ner. 9. a grammatical copulative, indicating a pre- ceding sound or sense to be again intended. Pl A. C. "Q?: es tttet, v, n. To approach, come near. i 4 c. %33, ra:%g, 08 4t itti, irts, a fem. affix ; as, TADBAE a female of the mer- fron S. (‘Q@"?g@? itg/urtka, s. Determination, land chant caste, LFUNE g farmer’s wife, a wo- settlement. 2. final arrangement. 3. cer- ane man of the farmer caste. WA g tailor’s tainty. BT FE o determine, settle, fix, s wife. SwegBT8F, Sw{ERTS, SWRITRE, Swd resolve. F28F g female deceiver. a0 8. QBN itya'a’i, These and other, et ce- oF S. 83T iti-kathe, s. Ridiculous speech, tera. %08 TIRswcRed Erta) gozfimfo the et talk without sense. Bhdrata, Ramdyana and other works. a3y e - S 8. 8% ¢tiha, s. Traditional instruction, D ATTRF I, 5 - 23k¥ these and other cir- L advice, &c. mutually imparted. cumstances I beg you will consider. 4 8. A8meN itihdsa, s. History, traditional 8. 38T ttwara, s. A traveller. U"Jq accounts of former events, heroic history. S. 30D tfwari, s. An unchaste woman. than C. Oai, f’ai@o itta, ittalu, (proximate C. |TT, BNT3, BTV idarw, idiry, of ©3) Here. v a2« of this place. Caidod tduru, See Szo0. hence, from this place. 9853 this side, 1 & bere, thisplace. @3 %3B%R0to turn towards C. “62(37?&)8 idigo, interj. See here ! lo ! 1y one agFB IND to turn over. ™33, @ C. RQTO idirali, See >0 under SToT. rat] 2 nearer. BZEA2, to push nearer, or to C. B0, wheFow idirisu, idirchu, this side. lis a8 3w to come near. rago 239 See T80T under 230D, @207 FBEW to call near. 0. o.ggi W2 oTd BAR C. BT idu, dem. pro. This, it. @03, @ © 38 B3, Fwod [ invited him to come near, s B%o3 than this. @S5y all this. |dTY e3 as and he jumped on my shoulders (give him much as this. B=Yar ] i @u™ this may be. an inch and he will take an ell). 3% even this. 80 sy QRTVITY, VTTH this will be, L LR C. "’ai ttta, past part. and 3rd per. sing. this will do. BTYT, BB TBRBF, QT BRSIF of ¥, He (&c.) who gave. 2. he gave. 3, Py BT BT, B DI, At DIV except C. o)) )\ & a donor, one who gave. B FHWXE to this, besides this, moreover. gqrod, QYEIF, % Ing give and send. fao@w but this; this however. }BRF why Rt this P ®2¢S0 what is this . ‘QiOTS wttanda, adv. Twice. s. Two 8 (e companies or forces. TPDTR BE 0BINTBS VAR C. BTFe, BEIRwe idukd, idugd, 0% the two armies fighting became as one. intery. See here! lo! behold ! Lg, oo .qm T. B. 38 085D ittanda-wddi, [»3o% § C. f‘aZS, -ty iddd, i?‘dd,]oast.part. and oy and 2] s. One who speaks irrelevantly, {, M. abb. 3rd. per. sing. past. tense. of B to OM;P away from the point. 2. one who subverts be, ‘Which was. 2. he was. Sy 3 another’s opinions and establishes his own. AN hm@cf c. ‘QCCS)@, “Qg@b iddali, iddalu, s. Char- Uy A. 0. 33 &, Oai'do ittata, ittaram, W heF s. Both banks of ariver. 2. the nearer shore. coal. 39 =3, blackness of charcoal. @30 « gy I AT 1o WeL, I, r‘até@ @, rzg% v\ e gt © @b charcoal powder. g H. (’a_‘é_aamb ittabdri, See w3 rgg [} v @ v to burn charcoal, g\ que.o F0Bche T AR 138 W i =) o D QW & J 1e,on i 03 efuzg ero% BnYTS %, BeNIYs 93 BeBT more ? what else? 8330570330 what more can be done? ro the body, black as charcoal, will not adwy aY, BN Y not yet, no more. ra;&/a‘\ozso 2590, change its original hue by rubbing and wash- B3R 0™ another. l[fi’, 8B ing (it is vain to attempt what is impractica- Sy 3y once more, again, BIQ Y. GERFT ble another person. V5, TerTotwy is there b o repry 8. VR, idhma, s. Small sticks for fuel. anything else? BB, VIR who €lse? Boyn™ yet to be done. BT TR future S. V3, BII> thd, tnanit, s, The sun. 2. ten, i a master. persons, those yet to be. |5 13 not yeb 3. a king. 3% the sun’s rays. m{hismar 2 done. BRD to remain or wait longer. 2. B[S FSNT, B I (sun’s-son) Saturn. to be more. Pluto. 3. Sugriva. 4. Karna, 83,08 what other kind ? ‘33‘\ o, (0 & where else? 83, (8 9D what else can, H. RZ0530 ndmi, s A present or gift or need, be said ? from a superior to an inferior. 2. a grant of il land for charitable or religious purposes, or as C. °&§\.®Q'do TRAUPH, num. Two hundred. it 3 & a reward for services. 80A qyBd TR an A. €. B3IR, B3RO innega, innegan, g st allotment of land rent free. ¥»)c8)ccPdTIIN adv. In the mean time, whilst, up to this time. a grant of land to a brahman free of rent. <« ofh 230798 the holder of rent-free land, @ o= A. C. BTN PPa, pres. part. for AT of | 8 B Jand rent-free. off 1§ BTIRM to obtain to be, Which is. BT existence, being. / ks, & such a grant. B b g deed of grant. 93, BRI what if it is P g%, 08 it is not. ] other & T. B. QQ 0, s. Poison. c. (Q"Z)g_i; ip-patiu, wum. Twenty. I\ A.C. 8D, BT, BITH i, inidu, c. ‘Q&b%fi ip-pallava, s. A person with 1Y, adj. Sweet, pleasant, agreeable, only two teeth, or with a double row of teeth. te womak charming, nice, savoury. @dTe3 sweet, &c. C. vaib"?))@a i])—pdlu, s. A double portion ; Q¥meN sweetly, agreeably, &c. BATB gn two parts. 1y ldlf h agreeable speech, FoBTRT w330 OgeScho Swg C. RNB ip-pidi, s A double handful, & 3Bt RTRSITHKY) seeing the child’s el both hands. 3,22% to take hold of both infantile sport, and listening to its interesting hands. or~ prattle. IO Loy TN TRWN to taste with re- 10l il lish. 32T delightful to the mind. 6 f‘a‘%}g, @y “Q%Q‘?\?S ippe, ippi, y il zj/)pe'-gid!l, s. The olive tree, Bassia lati- c. 335 nitu, (proximate) Thus, so. 2 4 thus much, so many. ©@¥¥5»¢ in the mean Jolia. 288y a variety growing in water. 4 b L] time. 2. amongst s6 many, RI,QITIT 9%y eI WE paddy having the scent of this tree. [ S0 saying. a3 g0 heing. 2. et cetera. a3, S Bassia oil. BF, &od @ 230%vkhow guch, or so numerous, a family. the refuse after the oil is expressed. ,th]a \V]d g 1 Wi C. RANY, B20T> nibar, intbaru, pro. C. BaNCD th-bandi, adj. Mongrel, mid- Sl e So many persons. dling. 2. doubtful, unecertain. §. A man of < A. 0. B2, B30 miyanu, ineya, mediocrity. 2. a cheeta. ra'%cb mmq‘s a man whose parents were of different castes. ] ) ffili(yi," s. One beloved, a beloved hushand, ®@aw%, QI a beloved wife. B%p,08¢ FoT a mongrel bred horse. @z odt FUT a business in suspense, of which the A. 0. QAR nisu, pro. See a®. adj. jy failure and accomplishment are both un- Savoury, nice. certain. f, C. "9.539 mn, adv. More. 2. yet, still. of. i BTy HRS, BTy FoB, gy S0y hereafter, €. f‘&&é)fi ib-bage, s. Two ways, two opi- foo! nions. henceforth. 52,830, @933, B3y g ©3» hereafter, however. BYBYs BRI 50 c. @a&&g;’»fi ibbadi-mara, s. A kind 7’1’; LM of black wood tree. much more. 483 how much more? @ (8! il C. 92nQ thbani, s, Dew. S3¥4% how much more, I know not. 3 rat&?) fatelesiV) .ll MU &%,87 for how much longer? @S;:e what dew to fall. Ak ) 139 Q2 & ) C. 22N>, BI=E ibbaru, irvar, the a3 F¥ gqueezed, pent in, &e. s. Also @t n personal form of ST two, T, a0 g strait, difficulty, narrowness, Ji Two persons. distress, dilemma, confinedness. “Q@??«{é@& to 8 G f‘a'z?:)‘}d) BoRZD two women. “a?&d) a&?f‘)fi\ifi\) be in straits, or difficulties. B0¥ D0, BTEEY, two men. aw, B BBINCTT two girls. B T or TORORTB two bOyS. to squeeze, compress, cramp, catch in. @I (. %3 QTFY LAY C. @aNG ib-bala, [two ©¥]s. A measure, adj. Strait, confined, narrow. C. % a narrow door. half a Kolaga. |T¥ IT a post in a gate- § way to prevent cattle entering, whilst it ad- C. “Q?;)Sg? 10-béli, . A preparation of soak- mits men. &G ed and pounded green gram, salt, pepper and e assafeetida. C. 30T, BTFY, GD0TTI, B (. [ih 9\ 8. €283 tbha, s. An elephant. % afemale o3 wrakuli, irakala, iriyuwa-dana, 1: )"lll'\ elephant. a3 10T a woman with the dig- triva-dana, s. A tossing or butting animal. are nified gait of an elephant. QM g man 0. QTI R wra-kollu, [@®] v.a. To w03 with the walk of an elephant. @@ 82 3 troop stab one’s self. nfs of elephants. qwne the gait of an elephant. C. quesen trachalu, See svzen. ™m c @‘%33@7\)’ P NN ib-bhdga,ib-bhagi, 1 s. Two parts. sj}e&goi\ocaa:j)amq Boa"gaaiejmtfi’w A. C. 3TE3 iratu, s. Darkness, night. for ASRA B¢ W¢BFR what more can be done, C. aTTOB, WOTeR iradddu, tridd- G s will you not sever my body into two parts? C,] U, v».n. Tobutt one another, as two rams. = 2. to stab mutually. T6s)( (lamentation.) sl N Bl : AT to sever, cut in two, divide. hoy C. 3Ty, AOTY rapu, iripu, s. Surplus, v 8. ‘QBQS tbhya, adj. Great, superior, excel- balance, savings, remnant. |BRE v, a. To lent, wealthy. that lay up, to save, to keep by one. In(afl C. R0T2, RNITd, BTy tmaru, 1mi- . @TBY), TS, RO iravu, iravadi, I U, UNUTU, v.n. To evaporate, dry up, as irivu, s. Place, abode. 2. state, condition. G g water, &e. to soak in. QTOT, BIVEOF, QN 3. existence, being. @fi@ 203 or SR to A 27 to cause to soak in, to make evaporate. make room, give place. J %\figo to pos- Gy, aER to prepare rice with such a quantity sess a place; to take possession of a place. d"nl; of water as nearly evaporates by the time the aTz0, @TFF heing acquainted with a trug rice is boiled. 2. to reduce in quantity any person’s circumstances. s q4F thing boiling, to make boil away., @03, H ‘Qdfiu@)) irasa’lu, s. A remittance of (B} i B}FHTF evaporated, soaked in. BT TR to send Door g government money. H. ©339088> wmdratu, s. An edifice, o such a remittance. ST T, to do up a mansion, a large house. remittance. 2. to deliver a remittance. [¥Yo] WE C. &> wme, s. The eyelid. e o WY, g list of remittances. S 230,83 im-madi, See @od. 0. 3T, BROXD irasu, risu, s. The L tdy :‘ double pole to which the yoke is fastened. gl :55‘@%@ im-mdvu, See BcTHY. 4 k) ; . 230, tmmu, s, Place. 2. an axle tree (from its uniting two wheels). % 02.233; imme, adv. Twice. C. 3TY> wralu, s. Night. @t ¥ night Pl\m) % : time. qB% AUE night work. @TH BT e 033333 L im-met, See Aoy, D g f] S. 3T ra, s. The goddess of speech ; speech. night and day. @3B e able to see by &9 [ o 2. ardent spirits. 3. water. 4. the earth. night. QTYLy, QTIFTN, 38418 the moon, the ruler of the night. C. GTTd, BTT, BVFI, BTITFD ira- H. QT9G i?‘(fd(i, s. Inclination, willing- Fu, irunku, iriku, irukv, v a. &n. W (, »U ness. 2. wish, opinion, intenticn. To be straitened, compressed, to be confined Ty ¢ or held, as under the arm, with claws, &c. C. 6D, DI i1, riyu, v. a. Tostab, 0y W asrd to be held, confined, compressed, &c. pierce, gore. 3% the act of stabbing, toss- N 140 @afo QT 04V P £ c. ATOHRYUT iru-gelasa, s. Double work. ing, piercing, throbbing. a3 pierced, stab- TOWIIES, bed. A. C. QB2 trubu, s Strait, difficulty, 3TB.AIO S. (QVORED iringand, s. A violent wind dilemma, a narrow confined place. or tempest. VFOINTFCNZpten like a fatigued rutting I C. ROBF, RVOT> irtku, trinku, See adw. elephant in a strait (snare or pit-fall). st 2 A a crowd, a throng. C. BdeFwy, BORen irichalu, irisalu, n & gl See ST, C. 3Tepod ru-bhdri, adv. Twice. st it ol c. @Tag3oes iru-bhuja, s. Both shoulders. A. C. B0350TTs irita-kdraru, s. Spear- men. C. RTIVPA rU-moge, adj. Two edged, N < quv o e} double-faced, gFRNRTeBNT a two edged C. BDY), MDD, T, BT arivu, sword. (e 203033 irive, irube, iruve, s. An ant. a red ant. C. BT308R iruvantige, [ad two, o3 ng;})fillfi:d, F0;g a3 g black ant. ra&;fi@%, o2 e8] . for o b having two rows of leaves] s. An 0 D @OIRE) an ant’s egg 303 T2 g row of ants. Arabian jessamine. B0SRWE an ant’s nest. C. RTIzo0MWT &, tru-vdi-kattu, [~5® C. DR 748U, [caus. of @3] v.a. To e s8] 5. Constipation and stoppage of it place, keep, deposit, put. 0% Fogo to keep urine. for one’s self, to entertain in one’s service. 7, I 0. RTo=9T iru-vdra, s. Both halves, all, C. 30> il'u, V. N. 2. to To be, to exist. the whole ; both the government’s and culti- W 0 1A reside, remain. I3 SJocd [Tt SRR %t is he at o Q T vator’s share of the produce. home ? 23y, 8o @7 et is your father alive ? A. C. 0’5\'537\5‘) truvy, adj. Crowded, thronged. Sur ol 3 T & MW ©H, dITDY I remained in With a dative or C. 30T trusalu, s, A pit-fall or place 0,0 D that village ten days. for catching wild beasts. locative case, it expresses possession; as, ©3 R ST 98y, he had a horse. C. BT 1rus, See w3, Z’tm'l il Q‘J;C:Q BV | C. RTITD DT rusu-murus, adj. T3¢ they had no money. SR 'd‘a‘figtfé) Tyo8 (0 Out of order, as the body, mind, &c. &3 93 I have ahouse of my own in the 0 city. o C. BTY> irufu, See «ase. fi fatci) for-Tol rar.’g), 2=Ya} ) gwn adv. Sud- p C. %} denly. ¥ awsory @8 & I thought it was O i, comp. Both, two. )ffl P” true. BDERF, QNINID, |OR, YIIR, T8 ir-kata, See awty. g wilh? A¥F being, existence, condition, livelihood, o > circumstances. 2 character. Te B ir-kade, See a%3. d@fj&@@ a poor condition. (E ‘Q%’EO}S ir-kayi, See a3 jttane? l B a2 g filthy condition. %t C oo s T, wTeeo irkala, irkana, See FI00% g happy condition. radgi‘)mzf\), 33 QTED. BRERF 2%, g0 u?f VI it may be. B|TER, o7 C. o S et © he is. 2. part. that (he, they, &c.) which is. 5o= B ir-kdru, s. The early and lat- BQDINT is he not ? ABITIoB it is said, he is. ter rain or crop. 2. two seasons. g1 B @®ET, @B 9% while being. TTEUTT eIV C. BTeE > ir-kdlu, s. Both legs. Il TSy T8 3 :iaa’gz:qs ficu:}@f‘:\,m:‘o;‘owb:’oimfi C. GBELF, REF=W, G0 irkichu, e 93 while all the kings of the earth were wrkidu, irkisu, See 2933 under g™, L paying him homage, and while he was enjoy- =V C. ST ir-kivi, s. Both ears. ing the happiness of universal empire. =33 QU C. QT rku, See asw. If T not to remain, to go away entirely. f0 # a8 3w to examine, to see what there is. C. Q®Foe ez ir-kucha, s. Both breasts. el o 'adi\f@i&%@;-j’o to look at for one’s self, &c. C. BT 530T irku-mara, Sec under wTw. A. €. B0 trumbu, s. Severity, harsh- C. ®Boc® ir-kula, s. Two castes, tribes, | ness, cruelty. families, as of man and wife. C. BTOAWBIIVNY iru-gundi-mdvu, A. C. ‘*Sfiac‘eg rkuli, s. Descent, alighting, I To Sfi“"" s. The tree Dalbergia sissu. going down. 2. See ADTY, i i 141 QeID CTF C. pFe irke, See under ad. BeeFEEy to lift up both arms. s. Two pairs 8, 3 oo =y & = = of bullocks in a cart. ab e ir—/fe(la, See a%, 3. C. BRueeT B ir-nddu, [ and Sex3] v, 0, B RT3 ir-kera, s. A pair of sandals. a. To examine, inspect, to see what there is, Tt C. T ir-kela, See wgo. or whether a thing is. 2. to take care of. G C. N 1) wr-koral, s. Weariness. d, A — Kol hane fé)_ ir-pakka, s. Both sides. C. " eNel oan sfiéafi ir-gei-geiva, s, An ambi- C. fa‘“s"’éjo ir-pattu, for a3, dexter. A. o5 V)E- ir-pu, See 3. 2. See @7, (" ov C. ey &S ir-chatte, s. A double bundle A. . BRERS ir-pegal, s. Both shoulders. Jiafy of betel leaves, each containing one hundred. Al C. Q0 trme, s. A harlot. adv. Twice. (, %90t C. 323>% rchu, See B+wF under Bh. C. A Gt xS \ BRE 1rva, for TS of BT PEET irchd-mara, See w. C. drop BRE, BARE Lrvi, rve, See BED, C. RXEW ir-jade, s. A complicated 0, 00) disease. C. BT irvike, See 922 under B, o tiew C. BYE v, See @8I and ALY C. |EE3, BWeE T ir-jate, irjidu, [\1] LW C. See az, 8. 09,5\}5?@0%7‘{ irvdntige, See wTIF0ER. k) g s C. “&8:@ < S irjiva s, Pregnancy. 2.a de- C. BYIT irlu, See avw. §pra A. moniac, Cy “&BJZS wrrida, See a%3 of a%, LK C. 38 iwrta, [for 883 of @5 adj. Throb- A€ Watfyo) rrpu, See 2% under VL. G, %y m bing, as a wound ; piercing, as pain. Q87 S. Y 2lu, s. The earth. B®oRW(Y, B0 {Iffi’t S9¢3 a piercing pain. 2. the act of stabbing, B2 the terrestrial globe. ad it throbbing, or piercing. S. ‘3@336 ila-bile, s. Themother of Kubé- 10 g C. ”Q?f‘c‘o:’é ir-tazzda, See g 03, ra, who is thence called ©© v, 16 ) C. RBe & irtata, See w3 . A. C. (‘S.GJT@ tlavu, s. Care about, regard for, Money a C. BTN, RTEBN ir-tadave, ir-da- respect. Ul IR to shew fear or respect ) for. did dave, adv. Twice. s 3933 regardless of, without mind- ing or caring for, or about. Il [V c. 333> irtatu, s. The former and lat- H. 0@o3 ildkhe, s. A department, office. 1y I et ter rain or season. adj. belonging to, under, attached to. G=lor] ot or c. 333 irtara, s. Two rows, two kinds. &3 &0 the head office of a district. e Yorts] Partiel 2. two generations. 387 TTID ancestors of =ID the people under the chief superinten- Yo fy two generations. dent of a district. @fim‘émficficg%fi under h&\‘e Yo c. weBwoy ir-tale-hdvu, s. A two- whom are you ? Sy headed serpent. b ¥ H, 3e0a 2l ({']'u, s. Scheme, device, attempt, essay. QU In® to scheme, try, attempt. l‘e/ 1'09 C. R8T wrtiru, for w3, BT of B, oy IBITDY the scheme does not, or will O cop c. @38, wBoeld ir-tuti, irduti, &7 not, succeed. “ s. Both lips. 8. awe8@ ild-tala, s. The earth. flle el 0. B BwE NI ir-togiyu, [of w° and & ] v. a. To toss and throw, as a bull dces. S. ‘“&G)u@%j% zla'dkzpatz, s. A king, ruler. fihe an % b C. BTET irdada, s. Both banks of a river. S. wwoy)=eT8 ild-putra-wdra, S &y { Tuesday. 0. BRETy, BVOE D irdikku, irdidu, gy, v. a. To insert forcibly, to press between. 8. @eoy8) tld-putri, s. Site, danghter of the earth, and wife of Rama. c.%, c. oadas@w%)) irdu-kollu, v. a. To as- ¥ 1&}101“ sassinate. S. PQQ)DS)JB) tld-mitra, s, Krishna, the SR V¥, friend of the earth. 0 = 6 0. RSoE R irduge, See S50% under SR 8. P8 e dldvarta, s. The country Yoy 0 C. q;‘z?,;aet"fjb z'r-do’,lu s. Both arms. = north of the ¥indhya mountains. Sy 142 QT ) . Tvo 8. QU903 tlavunti, s. The name of a I had no strength. @ags a7 to be spent, city. lost, to disappear. C. YTy, % ]d :é‘\:\‘: 1 C. %a® tlz, s. A rat. ©@® oD the smell of i g)o"v“ofia@'_?o laku, illaku- hat thery rats. 3 o AT RT ad:%¥ annoyance of rats. suttu, s. A ring of straw, &c. used as a e e f QdTaTpes rat’s Ganésha, riding on a rat. stand for a round bottomed vessel. il bane, arsenic. 39 ¥V, 9O BwF, a rat’s hole. ¢. o0 8 illata, s. A bride’s father, hav- 2 3 20029 the musk rat. =39 a mouse. ing no male heirs, adopting his son-in-law ), b c. 0&@%3"@8 tli-kivi-palya, s. A small instead. ey g son-in-law to become leafed vegetable. heir. Bga®d to adopt a son-in-law. oth shonkls e T c. wdez tlichi, s. The jujube tree. c. @gjéfi"%&i wiata-pallata, adj. Top- syturvy, confused, disordered. ) o ALE: (\a@'@’ée%_ tlipuchche, s. A lemon or citron. 3 C. Q& wllapa, s. Soot. age vy, @y et 9 £33 soot to accumulate. C. ObplJ) ili—wa’la, s. The flower Anthe- | VOB g nd for ricum tuberosum. chimney or opening for smoke to escape. o ¢. 2@ B illade, See under gy, " C. BT luku, . A sprain. 2. the cramp. Gee A0 C. %0 T tllara, See cages. BWT LrAEW to be seized with cramp. 2. to sprain. |WEBE {o put out of joint, VW C. B 29 wlldmalli, s. One who gives Y 0 3¢ to shampoo or rub oil into a sprain. f malicious information, a tell-tale, backbiter, mischief-maker. quder 4% C. %Y, BUY, fiag)@ tla, illd, illavu, oy QTS backbiting. « 2. mali- 4t B defective verb ; mnegative of BT or wvokd, 2 30§ 5592 officious intelligence. cious information. and denies existence ; as, 2-0T» B¢ there is {f | \” I not one; 8% BY nothing; ©I HIHEY 4 C. SO 4 oae)caoda dra, illdru, Sece Jier 0 h & he is not at home ; SS% B2y I have no "Q-(QVJ’{’J. money. Affixed to verbs, it negatives the i, regflrfi fi C. “9.(@ tlli, declinable adv. Here, in this " action of the verb; as, & =R ®ewdy I place. a9g not here. adFy,, BB to put o iy o reflfi did not say so; 33 ©S»2 wI9Y why did you here. a7 to here. nggqosmm, rag))c,c’anm a sinto not come? YID gTy HI =850y they have native of this place. a3, a9 of here, not yet built the house. W InBFdY I do belonging to this place. 29D to be present, ment; ! L not, or will not, do it. Used alone, g is a to remain here. a9ys what is not here. pel particle of negation ; as, 23, 23 B3 3R ig 2% as much asis here. g (g o) trict. it your father alive ? ag no. 237 302, oot p they are here (neut.) 48 %% come here (said ; supffi““f have you any children ? ag no. ag BF to when calling to take a meal with one ). gt o say no, to deny. agSor, T ays S g C: Qe Zl/tu, See @WF, R B¢ either I or you must go. cagS in- C. BT I, BD, VRO wanu, iva, wam, yicey it g terrog. BYNY WIYNR have not the labour- pro. He, this man, @I, gJord, gzcc, y; fmen‘;? ers come ? S @A BwOye did I not say aID they (mas. and fem.) c33, azID his, ps 0t o 80P RN 1D ayNe is there no water in gFoT, |ITy, VIS him. 35T their’s. the well. sg3 part. what is not. ays Inz C. @Y, ARG walu, wal, pro. She, mfll. a lie, an untruth, the thing that is not. g this woman. BIY, BIF her’s. A iog, ¥ ays I5, 1% the things that are not here. @ iy ! 33 a man who has nothing, a destitute . AR, WD, VYR, ATBAY> dvw, man. «ag® without, not being. (OIS wam, wugalu, wagalu, pro. pl. of ass. DY wots SZEWIDY nothing can succeed 39" of themselves. TN They ; these. s dflughte! / without God’s help. TOT aYB Y oTBw 333 these 2o they came of themselves. FnBOOD without me ye can do nothing. “ ) are they. @&t are these they? or, these grisiih b or. Ter FRT WF, Yy I wBS Fwd B3 indeed are they. ca=g all these. a¥pe Y, @ you must give me either the money or my 3P as much as these, or, all these. q3joks P ] 2 3 The 0% goods, @ & not to he. ISR B2, vy o q 3:_)2 ot these are and they are. 9203 what S 143 avesh @\5?63 sort are these? a3poBk these are alike, or, g, 33, wmy ishti, ishtu, 5. Wish, are these alike ? desire. 2. a sacrifice. 3. a compendious C. CQESD&T\) ivva’ga, adv. Now, instantly, verse easily committed to memory. @z\)od directly. a sacrifice, oblation. @%)399 a place of sa- it C. (QQBQ\Zfi w-vidha, adv. Thus, in this way. crifice. 1 H. CQ'T)??@{)’, }3500 ishdre, ishdre, s, A C. %33, tshiu, pron. and adj. Thus much ol memorandum ; signal, sign, or wink ; putting oy or many. (7} r),e 9, T3, ra:\.( 3 o, o g0 many 3 Rl in mind. [77%<A) Cs) - (it people. |, FTw 3 @ give so much. e3 C. D, 32D 1shi, ishishi, interj. of dis- 7033 gs far as this. @7y %8, thus long, E Y sent or disgust. thus much time. Q’D,fi\\fi o FUINRYY SO many e3 g C. D, AH, (‘3'3835636?(% ishipi, ishi- affairs as these. %y, €3y, with a negative, W g0 o ms bi, ishibi-hunpu, s. A breaking out or denotes that the quantity, number, or quality the Q3% B boil on the upper part of the foot. is inexpressible; as, I3 TH e3 rai,f\jg his life, @w the foot to break out with such a sore. trouble is inexpressible, (not this much nor worl C. QdTIVB ishi-mddu, v.n. To go to that much.) ©%,7g in the mean time; of so (e stool, as a child. 1) JI»e= to make a child many or so much. @3, @B 3¢ is this all? fhis go to stool. @R IR what signifies whether it is so - €1 C. B35 ishenne, s. An aperient oil. much, or so much ; S22 e 23 this is enough, 4 so much will suffice. a3%,<%3 this will do. 8. %3, 18ha, 5. The seventh lunar month, that 2 { oF in which the moon’s change takes place C. %& 18, interj. Of disgust oax when the sun is in Libra. T. B. Q& #8a, [ 93] s. Poison. b S. "’ag.)\efi i;sfiz'lca, s. An elephant’s eye A(, G. 03(.&)15,) iS(l]fi'll, [:@-9"3\)] v. a. To take. |3 ball. 2. a painter’s brush. 3. a blade of 3% BeT to take and ben ¥+ W@ to take away. grass. 4. a reed or pen. L3, o go away. @% g to take for one’self. 8. B3 ishu, s. Anarrow. TP a quiver. Woge |}3Rs% a bow. H. ‘a?\?som‘adféégj isamu-wdru-patti, A o “ ) s. An individual account. S. @Ej\,_) i._S]l,t(l, adj. Cherished, beloved. Jest C. 3, BX2, isabi, isabu, See add. wished, desired. 8. worshipped, reverenced, L3 respected. 4. charming, delightful, agree- C. 3 8%, intery. Of disgust. 3 9, (, (:? / able, pleasant. ®F,7c 3 agreeable society. C. B ey 33553@?%, %@T@%isibi-buwu, of, fl]ig‘} ) A % agreeable speech or conversation. 1stbi-punnu, See av. e Unly 2=} :-'\ =3 friends. a5, o3 wished for wealth. C. BRIV isi-mddu, See @b InB. lflaJ ou 3% &3 %)c% dearly beloved. s. Love, affection. H. %0 18101, s. The year of Christ, or Je- gy y o 2. wish, desire. aF8snn, 3N affection- sus. Anno domini. Rhate r ately. rgrfi By g 3 §mz§ &3 pleasant, delightful, S\lfl're‘l savoury, &c. BT, BREI a savoury repast. 3 C. QXD iU, a causal affix of verbs; as, 39 iy =] uto g3, TN an object which pleases one. @ to do. FBW to cause to do; 23 to 5 fOl‘(‘e 0 Imgr SR v %, T am very fond of this write. WO to cause to write. “ affixed Garyy thing. 53,30 a beloved friend. @¥R,73pdF to Sanscrit or Hindustani nouns, it forms ¥y «\lt the gratification of one’s wishes. |F,™ to them into verbs; as %3¢ hearing, ¥3% Wy to be loved, desired. % 3% to wish, desire. to hear ; %350 wandering, &)™ or %)M B g7, #0 attaining one’s desires. 63,000 m@ 3 = to wander H ERT? p]undering’ LOERANT — = b " = o5 food that is liked, savoury food. (3] to plunder ; wBweS? changing, WETIN to 2,0 U} e 87, wS desirable, excellent people. change; %9 effecting, 2% to effect; Do) b ] S. 194 4 & i§7l;‘a/£€, s. A brick. increasing, HB™ to increase; THRT vicinity, 3 0, 4 L & BT Z TIRHT to approach. 53 ZS\@?QZSJ 8_%_0 ishtdrthddyuk- bresd G. BR0TY isuki, See vz ia’ ac@j. Zealously active, diligent for a I ani desired object. H. Qgfifi&m@o istakabdlu, s. Going out fo}, lt g 144 Q) afi\o to meet a person of distinction. fvsm_’b FL5Q) i FoPo to cause one’s self fo miscarry. DRY TR to go out to meet a superior. % to dispel poison. QPIYR), VPINIT VY eI Swrer, 9% R, 9¥® descent, the act of going @ MG H. B4 D stive ) ) s. Property. down, alighting, &c. @¥¥ defect, deficiency. e ol H. 23 HPTF9D, B D53 istihdra- T. B. %8 /i, Seec aws. ndme, istiydra, s. Notice, advertisement, placard. B %3 TeSn e to advertise, to C. ©3890%2 ilinku, See ¥ under B%. s muh give notice. QY BT ToTD W TR to 0. 2eITT, GYBEED> ili-jdru, - 90 I lad} v circulate an advertisement. j(l’i'u, v.n. To be shelving, sloping, as a roof. th sl E. (’37\36 &> ispe’!u, s. Spades in cards. 2 an adopted name for English cards. C. Qe tli-juli, s. Hanging, pendulat- 3 e 8. Q% tha, s. The present state, @BSwT ing, swinging, suspension. Ol the present world. a®c in the present C. ‘8%9'5'5 i,litaTa, adj. Less, abated. s. life. Abatement. 2. deficiency. 3. neglect, slight, world and the next. g%3T earth and heaven. - uch! contempt. Y83 9@ to diminish, make 1me; ¢ axRT F25F what promotes the interests of less. 2. to slight, depreciate. QYETTT to this and a future life. BBERA terrene i ! decrease, be abated, subdued, to go down, enjoyments. her i be pacified, as anger, disease, wind, &c. 15 et A. C. Q> thu, [w] . n To be, to exist. C. QDY IRd ili-mulugu, v, n. To dive 2. to reside, remain. @ZYW being, existence. will . completely under water. 4% he (they, she, or it) which is. @3 I am. BBRR stay, remain. C. @?653 tliya, s. The large 2 imbodied. Q¥ AW to imbody long 32 in a conso- A. C. BRIN theyu, s. A woman who has o fake, v been twice married. nant. 2. to be abated, assuaged, or brought under. ot ol TiBs (‘S&f tla, s. The earth. @¥eRe, Qe (meléillfi 0. 3393 iliydra, adj. From head to F03v the terrestrial globe. i f f" foot. pdni! A.C. YT 339 tla-keiyu, v. a. To mock, C. 6T tfiku, See wwow. Jjest, make sport of, ridicule. T. B. RYo3Y ild-tala, See vsezo. C. B> ilu, See wme. o, S C. 3¢9 ¢/, v.n. To descend, come down or c. & 1. B. aoTed, TN tlu-dani, off, alight, dismount. 2. toland from a ship, tlu-dani, [a%0 and %y®] s. Hoarseness. il be unladed, landed, disembarked. 8. to halt A, C. mffJfiJ Z'.le;lu, See B¥™ under |%. in a journey, alight or stay at, to take up T. B. Cg\-i ile, See 1% g i one’s residence. 4. to distil. 5. to decrease, abate, as disease. 6.. to subside or be as- C. BY SN0, BGBNT ile-tegiyu, (h F2{LRvA} suaged, as a river, tempest, wind, &c. ile-degiyu, [=v and 7] v. n. To take or let down, as a burden from the head. ®@%R 0 to sink, give way, fall in. 2. to enter by el 3. to mis- force or stratagem, as thieves. WG Ty W ML over-hanging eyebrows. fodoi carry. 0 4 80 to lodge or abide any where. C. ‘Q‘g??ged tle-déra, s. Shiva, having the a¥W@ to hang down, be suspended. B[YT earth for his steed. gy Bwee7 to become emaciated, go to decay. a et 7 YR, BYY, VYT, |YD IR to let down, ol (Q?’J& ilku, See cawow, 0 lower, take or put down. 2. to curtail. 3 Qs “9,§ tlle, s. A sour kind of orange. 4 to erase, or take away, as a letter. 4. to un- S. @z thshu, s Sugar-cane. BFD (o] il lade, unship, land, as goods or passengers. sugar-cane juice. 9% I3 a sugar-cane plant- o o 5. to distil or extract. 6. to propagate, ation. VI By, BFY BOVET, BF TothF Cu- ) och i breed |YY BB to put down. 2. to take pid, with a sugar-cane bow. AR IINT), B off and put down, as a turban, &c. QYBRYY & ¥onT the sea of sugar-cane juice. B> 3 REFILPN to halt, alight, lodge, or descend. TV, gF 2003 3 piece of sugar-cane. “9.?,\\) So 145 P ;. (it 4 R T90E A ‘f\o rvh) 3 g sugar-cane. AFD BFY, BRI 5333 ground 8. @FoT> thshwdku, s. The first mo- fit for sugar-cane. narch in the line of the sun, beginning with 8. 8323328 ikshumati, s. The name of the 1st Hindu age. ] a river, AC dl AN A AAAANAAANANAAAAAAANAANAAAAANAANANAA 0.& (, =3 i S T o B3 4, The fourth letter of the alphabet, sound- from henceforth, from the present time. ed as ¢ in police. 2. dem. pron. this, these ; N7, B now, this very time, this moment. # as B% 393 this word, B FoTRL these trees, TN, BATW of the present time. B#7wom & &ce 720t one now and one then. B3Rwod this 03 once. = nO let it be now. BP0 to be A. C. é‘?, 3‘93-533 l’, z'g/u, v. a. & n. To give, G, B grant, bestow, impart. 2. to bring forth, now, remain now. 770 to become now. ty yean, as cattle. B30 a cow that has A. C. BSR, BReIF> {gu, tchu, v. a. To thy calved. S8 the calved calf. give. 8TYA @eXRM0 giving the girl dis- & tress. A. C. B30T {nke, Seo 2. staf A. C. BR0E3RL Intisu, v, a.To see, look at. C. ©Re3eImo z’c]m-bz'du, v. a. To make Inan, swim, as a hors:, "&e. BEOH 0, 1. to swim. to g QOB WIVJ0BJ0 €3 ag?'/HSos&odéb Teo PR o3 8RN Hanumanta, having thus come 0. B33y, BYeFo®) tchalu, ichulu, s e B in great haste, and looked at the field of battle. The wild date. BBUAB the date tree. B2 A. C. B2083H z’ntu, v. . To drink. 2. to BOFIW an unripe date. éez%vaéa})g date ::: i see fruit. BBURoM g date basket, B108 Fego to drink one’s self. Bro87 2. a heap C, % of dates. BIBULRE g date mat. BB, drinking_ -'é«?oéfi’tf:’é, B2o83Bw, T2oBWAWY to fo1y shoot with aim. 3S gern Tomy TEoA Fe Bv BoB toddy or fermented juice of the > ve~ cfi\% mfigfihé&%—_& PP FrO8 FoB Jodo8B [ date tree. BWVWLF, BEFUWOR g date broom. TEW VY g tender date shoot. Bresen WY g ¢ @dco (the lion) tremendously roaring, crouched, sprung vigorously, struck it wound- Jjaggory made from date toddy. Biezen TR 3 fo bl b} ed to the earth, and with a gurgling throat a date jungle. B#0med g man who makes {] Decg toddy. bfi‘ome drank up the blood. TrothaRy a tippler, toper. Cc. BReFey, BeeFeomos, BseFYY e A. C. BROE3 inte, See Be8. {chalu, ichalu-hula, {chuvula, s, The R C. B303T> ntiru, See =:F. winged white ant. ahoyg ( C. B823> ichu, s. The double pole or shaft all T. B. B3SRp thisu, See wrgwo. he §af of a cart or plough. @50 508 B3 87 the c. 8%, ]S tke, thi, Jem. prox. dem. wooden part of an axle-tree. g pron. kon. She, this woman. BeBD, TIELS B520¥} the perpendicular staff or handle in the shaft of a ay, her, hers. plough on which the ploughman presses. 0 C. B3R, TIAGD, B8RS iga, igalu, ( A C. BR2F), BRI TOW, T9eFSIB), B3 WA tgal, declinable. adv. Now, at this time. 25BVPROR, BILFeIes, BseFord fehu, Uy i BReR, BN this moment, instantly, just 39 fgm now. NS FUI the current business, the {chanddu, tcha-mddu, ichi-hogu, Vi) work of the present time. RS till now. {cha-bilu, ichddu, See = N b3 g AT T the present time. HIASTD, B o %J%’Eg- Z’C]LC’, declinable adv. This side, B, JD people of these days. BAToFd such as here. B35 Plfl“dei 2. since, hereafter. 3. nearer. ) now, such as fihe present. ®3N3o3 hence, R to this side, &c. TiBaNg, TidwdRY on (. 146 " s Z90E E= IR p) st this side. BB D of here. BeErmesR here stature, or strength. oI IS8 BB is he ing i and there. 32822330 g later time (than that equal to me? 2. compensation. BB RRR spoken of.) B#BERIBF g later year. to compensate, to give what is equal in value. el TR IR to retaliate, to render like A. 0. TREERweT podg dehe-hdda- for like. B2 @ like for like. 2. a mark dhdnya, s. Straw. to aim at, a butt. TR, TIBR), TR WA c. & 1. B. B3 o0 ichhchhana, for #Z 0. to set a mark, to aim at. B3 BB ty 0. B8P, TYeD, BRI, BRI hit the mark. =% % to put opposite. Bdey , TEICY to shoot at a mark. Yu, Gddu, Galddu, fja-bilu, v » To b%é‘( swim, Jenbs swimming, B3R, BIw W 2@ a good mark or shot. B2RINT a good shot or marksman. o2 g dried gourd used in swimming, =@ 3. a bait to catch ani- fime mals. 2T B0 g sheep put as a bait in a I8 0 B, TIWOBR to make swim, as a horse, &e trap to catch tigers, &c. a decoy-sheep. =2 BN, VR ToT), BIR %’éj& to bait a trap., FNA0W C. B3&oN {tangi, s. A brick. AL B3 HBAW to seize a bait, as a tiger, &e. 2 o fol c. 8383, ©9&3 1fi, ite s. A spear, spike, to discover what a tiger, &c. have attacked. dart, javelin. 82y, B8R, B to ome 0% T2 T to be equal. adj. Equal, equivalent & throw a spear, to pierce with a pike. 58 to B3 I9B to make equal. TIEIT wobd o ginl & B, BrBRREN to use a spear. 38R the a qualified or acceptable soldier. BT Fe staff of a spear. -'5?&303\)5, 80T a spear- man B8R0 small pieces of iron attached @ a proper word, an appropriate speech. B¢ To mé BTFTY equals, compeers. THETIE), g suita- to a spear to make a jingling noise. BrER 3 fo st ble thing. 2. a similar thing. E=lertad I3, = ro% a stand for spears. ol a garment that fits. BN to chooge . B38H 1tu, See = 9,. e3 what suits, fits, or matches. p {rtt BN gdu, 8. 83833, 7w, s. A lord, a master. Likely. 2. harmoniously. 3. opposite, 4. R, O 9, ol C. B3T3, {da-kattu, v. n. To compare, equally. 5. in pairs. to institute a comparison, to pair. See B:@o. C. B33y éJ@Q??J {du-jddu, adj. Well match- ju i C. TRB@IA z’qldgu, v. n. To equal, to be ed, exactly paired, equally yoked. BrRITIRR Gl 8 =) an equal friend. el like, to pair. 2. to become a butt or aim. 3. to become liable or exposed to. TR, @ c. é%fio@‘a&(@ O {du-pddillada, adj Pl Unequalled, matchless. to become liable to sin. ¥2,0%2 3 & <37 to e become obnoxious to punishment. fiomogj C. BIWET> déru, v. n. To be effected, ac- %8337 to become exposed to danger. complished, achieved, fulfilled. BI8R0R, B2 ) % C. BRHFOB ’Zd(idu, v. a. To scatter, throw BT, BERF to accomplish, effect, fulfil. zl{(h b ji about or away, to spoil. . n. To fit, be suit- 1E¢0F accomplishment, fulfilment. SH )3 able; be adapted. FeriEndep, Siaen S B EBI my vow will be fulfilled. he scattered all the papers. FRLTRTHBEIN pole o C. BB, BB\, ée?ébdo {doppu, @300 ghe, in wrath, threw her jewels {d-padu, id-badu, v. n. To be like, fit, or away. 2200 @2TY we have destroyed our relatives. equal, to correspond with, suit, agree, C. BGO0B> tdyddu, See Smm, i ! e 0. B3BR idiga, s. A distiller, maker of, or A. C. B33, B8 {fa, {tavu, g Theact 4700 dealer in, spirituous liquors, toddy, &c. B:2h of giving, bringing forth young, &c. See . & a female of this caste. 7 )l = on g toddy- vessel. B5em 87 a tax levied on toddy. c. B33, B8 {ta, {tanu, honorific pro. Jih I He, this man. %31, 130n%: they (mas.) 8. TS0 {dita, adj. Praised, eulogised, ap- BT, BBI0, V2o hig, 383 theirs. = plauded. al &N, B39 he of himself, %93 he and he. T W A. . B3BD dire, v. a. To toss. 8. 38200y tti-bddhe, s. Trouble, annoy- et C. B8® 7du, s. An equivalent in value, W A2 % ance, publéc calamity ; as, residing near a 147 L33 30T king, (thence subject to oppression, caprice, . B33ER {ranige, s. An instrument for [0 &c.), being plagued with musquitoes, bugs, destroying nits. & rats, locusts, or parrots. T. B. TITT, (rasha, See 37 v C. 338005, B3BedI, TIST, TGT ¢- C. BYTT {rddu, See Hmedo. fa tiru, t-tirina, i-tera, i-thara, ade. 2 A. 0. BROT9TY 1rdru, (twice six) num. Thus, so, in this way. BHITITO such per- Twelve. i sons. s. Two ploughs. (4 s. B30 trita, adj. Thrown, cast, sent. 2 C. 5‘350 1twd, s. The letter B imbodied in a consonant, as in . said, told. C. B8T> tru, s. Gum. 2. anit, 02y, B A0 c. 83T ida, past rel. part. of =3. 0@y, BT Ve to have nits. 2% 3R, B Ir, c. & 8. S38y3, BT (-drishe, (- BFAR®Y to remove nits. D BT to crack drikshe, adj. Such, like, similar. lice. B33 883, B30T 3L, 2B g head infested QJ c. & 8. B3B3 i-deshe, adv. Here, on this with nits. D S, FT0 B nits and lice. they side, in this quarter, state, condition, &c. T HBREY to catch nits. F2239F 30 to comb the out nits. B3 F3R, B0 wded, BIRANY), C. BIBYSoNTs tdelawdgiru, v. n. Tobe ot old enough to breed, as cattle. =250 S different instruments for destroying 8 % 0. B3, B3I (n, tnu, [See 3] v. n. To nits and lice. Be yean, cub, bring forth, as cattle. B3 the act A. C. BRT> #ru, See Htd. Jea of producing young ones. T2IONRY TR 9, COW C. é%dagp ’l,TH_Z’L, s. An onion. 1nst bearing many calves. 303 BW 3, breeding C. B3BTBo treradu, (twice two) num. Four- al g COW. 208D to have calved, to be calved. D c. B3O8, BYWoo8 {-pdti, t-pdnti, o~ C. é‘%fi)-’{gs 1’7‘(3'[16, (tw%ce seven) num. Four- teen. § i adv. So, thus, after this way. Anig C. B3, TYYY, BI® 1pi, tpu, fpe, s. A C. é‘%fiédb {reidu, (twice five) num. Ten. s?J\ nit in general. 2. the egg of an insect laid C. BROYRWA (rei-moga, s. Rivana, with Tloy in a sore. ®#34,3S a head abounding with ten faces. P nits. BVFY, BB to have nits in the head; c. T8 oove 0> tr-ndi, s, A kind of wild dog & o to strike, or lay eggs in, as flies. T3 BRSO nits and lice. B2 22 a2 a cluster or mass of that attacks tigers. N Oy nits. C. BYI0E {rma, s. A sore, wound. 5 3 c. &s. A. 0. BSTED, B D drvaru, trvar, Iy 2593 (-prakdra, adv. Thus, in this manner. . num. pro. Two persons. é&fiF@J@#fififi?@fld LV‘N 8, Zow two persons to agree together, (to become one T. B. BYX| 1sse, s. Desire, wish. B39F T g neck.) ®eF S two elephants. O. B32500 7-bdri, s. This time or turn ; the TIDIFD we two. B30T t”flmrr fortnight. o current year, the present year. BRT 2500 \h* the last year. these two persons. ['Undin; C. T8230 7bu, See wow. S. B8WE, -'é—'%&‘?\‘é‘ z'r§'}za, irshe, s. Anger, L“N \ spite, malice, envy. BIHFMT an envious C. g‘gfiba ’L,fi?,u, See FQ,S)’J\)é. ] g person, an angry man. 0. BIIN {yu, See . % A. C. B8Dy) 17rru, See Bt C. BRO32005, TIGI2053T, é‘%O‘&@QZfiJ ¥ x 0. BIUR» z’lasu, s. A cow near calving. tyyalu, tyywwadu, fyédu, verbal noun C. BRUPNT> Hdgiru, (s 8rd) v, . g of #, The act of bringing forth young, as To be about to bring forth, as cattle. 4 al, | cattle. f LPY c. BsT &, trattu, adj. Uncertain, unset- A. C. TS, é@@?\ z’lga, z’lgu, v. n. To tf s tled, undecided, doubtful. 4’5’25@% fo®) to be- prostrate, to do reverence. %%, By 2 the b3 come unsettled or uncertain. BT, IRE to act of prostrating, obeisance. bt A 409 make unsettled. 3. A. C. é‘s’fi@:og {-vattu, See B+ B - 148 Z33D T3y mert i 0. BB03033, BIROR, TINORwW, forester damsel who plucked the lotus grow- ing in the midst of the water, and swame B333F d-variyantara, i-varige, i- back again on the waves. RIS a s\,vinl. varigu, i-tanaka, adv. Till now, thus mer. THEIBY to swim. e, TiTy far, hitherto. swimming. six) i, C. BSTOR (wdga, adv. Now, the present time. G. BIRD 18U, causal of 35, To cause to give, BrTonSR instantly, this moment. to take, fetch. BN BRYY, TH %’mga to take c. &s. é%qi t-vidha, s. This manner, for one’s self. =20 take thou. LR N tsat BN adw. So, thus. LITVSRTANTSY taking their share of the ) A. C. B8 U, v. a. To give. 3% a do- sacrifices. Added to infinitives, ®¢% has the nor B0, B2OR the act of giving. sense of permitting ; as 9@ to do, FRBSD 23T to allow to come. o il S. B8% tsha, s. A lord, master. to permit to do. — O W K& he will dini BITRS shdna, s. Shiva, the regent of 2R RO to permit to go. T I the north east 2. the Supreme. TTTHFY not allow to give. the north-east quarter. =33, B¥535970A Pdp- C. B]®> Z’Sll, See B0, vati, the wife of Shiva. 6. BIX0 1su, See am; ;e 3 ; desry 8. 83®, B3, B8 tha, (hi, the, 8. B830T {shvara, s. God, the Supreme 2. aname of Shiva. 3. the 11th B1%T desired. Being. Wish, desire, inclination. year of the Hindu cycle of sixty. 4. alord, A. C. e’efiozfi thantha, s, Condition, state, master. :G-P’Z;%ti 0T blasphemy. B#%3 Tws being. the divine will. an angel. B30, B30, A. 0. BRI tha-thdvu, (a=and w3) s, i T e I ey T% TT0 Fon I)cirvlati, the wife of Siiva. Place of residence. R FaBEeTeY which Wil Toe 8. B3T 0800 {shvari-béru, s. The root is Bhétdla’s place of residence ? Aristolochia Indica. 8. BIOTOY R thd-mriga, s. A wolf. 2. i | th 8. B8, 1sha, s. The pole or shaft of a a division of the drama. plough. C. B30T {-hinda, ads. Hereafter. fiit PTTAL 8. B3: tshana, s. Love, affection. B A. C. B8 AU, v.m To be. THRRBRLTN 08, three dominant affections in the hu- (BToD 7)) as it is. l E,f“ff-j [ L)) man mind ; viz. T8I conjugal love. o) . é—‘%bfs@'é:ofi t-hottu, adv. To-day. €)53e love of children. D (= Jove of mo- A, n e} é‘? tli, s. An ox’s hump. ney. C . BsQR, TREGoR dlige, tluge, 5 A ol I Im", o S. B8RV BGE ishadartha, s. A little. trencher. 2. a kitchen knife for cutting up 8. B9Bo {shattu, adj. Little, small, vegetables. ¥R DB g board for cutting , bnflfllp‘ trifling. vegetables on. ?\’ Ak é—‘%%fl) {lu, s. Anit. v.a. Tofly on, S éfificfioefi {shalléha, s Seasoning, condiment. assail. 2. to pull, draw or drag forcibly. =5, TINT seized. B¢ N to take away A i S. é’%z)\fi 2’_87&77:6!, s. A painter’s brush. 2. by force. ©3,2038LoPBLTBLTY Ne¥) T Efo%’% 0 e a reed for writing. N o - Gt 3 (s3] @@@:’é@@é@d =0 QO SN oo refs voJle [l=ples] T. B. BYXT {sara, See B3.S. o Fe0ao the wild rutting elephant, in C. B3, TR, BIWOD, {-sarti, i- fierce war, scattering hither and thither, gl sala, {-sdri, adv. This time, this turn, dragging, tearing, stamping violently, and Y0 In@ again, once more, the present. pawing, devastated, with his stretched out T3590 £V the fruit of the cur- to do again. proboscis, the hostile army. ?fj ST ?(’;\%"Q i rent season. W %?”Z’f\) BROBZPUIBIT %35?\;@%7:30’ to the behold- y C. B398 1-8di, adv. Thus, so, as. ers, it was as though the woman’s eyes were A. C. BYXD 18U, See Biw, ID NBeFHrT I Jorced and pulled down. Y=o ;3\»00306??«:0m%‘?_&édaaagm;fi@é’sfi’{t‘sa the AL O é%@ tle, s. A sour kind of orange. f! 149 — o =3 g\m S. é‘%fir‘ig‘@ {kshana, s, Sight, seeing. 2. S. é%fig%fi thshanika, s, A fortune- b an eye. BHE to see. teller. fo c. & s. Bsg oo i-kshana, adv. Instantly, s. 8333 {kshike, s. Light. e this moment. & ft, AR R RN VNN VNV VIV VVVVVVVV VIV VIV VIV VAV VS Care eafl 1 VU 2AY (9)) Dl Ay (i OO %, The fifth letter of the alphabet, sounded yes. It affirms existence, as opposed to Bg. & as « in full. wooliag agIek is there, or is there not? Is ting, C. Qo um, which it so or not. ¥vobd there is; it is so. @, P AV conjunctive particle, Y ST gTookd there is, or was, a man. ¥ gD ¥vo when added to nouns in the ancient dialect, has 1 corresponds with % in the modern, and de- & there is a well there. With the dative v VA o notes and, likewise, also, even ; any verb case, ¥Vobd expresses possession; as, S0 (4 ending with ¥vo is an aorist. I have. wuotnnd to be or exist. 2. to be tree born. 3. to happen, occur. 4. to come into A. C. QVOT>T unkura, s. Pride, insolence. ) o existence. 5. to arise, spring up, grow. 6. C. BVOTID unkuve, s, The price or pre- it to be pregnant. 7. to have property, be rich. sent given for a wife, bad [¢ Used impersonally with the dative case, ¥ T. B. QVORES, QVoR& ungata, ungu- honge ¢»70 denotes to have, possess. VotRR IR, fa, [$oron] 5. The great toe. wvorsts 3T vuokh In@ to create, make, cause to be, C. (g %0 the thumb. frame, invent, produce, prove, establish. @ve and ¢ YVCERA C. YORT, ©VOAT wungara, ungura, &8 if it be so, if it so happen. C. & econed being. @wotarv what is beginning to be or s. A ring. VOTVT TRTED g ringlet. Toh happen. YLoERRITT, YLokIRR), LLotiRT bhe- o7 circularly, in the form of a ring. evord & &g coming, happening ottty what oceur- T, VLOTRTDB) 10 put ona ring_ vonT 'v’eg, aglo} wLomB 7B ¥R the key of a ring-formed lock. red, what is really fact. vuotRz) otred @R o G LomT WR g ring-formed lock. evoreTeSTH e tell what happened, as it happened. @vo oy the ring finger. 8 2wed to prove, establish, shew that a 0B, wworiT g seal ring. Iy, &C. vLonTy W the part of a seal ring on which thing is. @voth Swe® to see that a thing is. g ) the impression is made. fegwuoriB g plain BUckh B, Voo, Yvot3y to say that a - ) gt g ring. VLS o VoS an emerald ring. FolJvo thing is, to acknowledge that one has a rzr\b{) 13 a ruby ring 8TWSoonT an inferior stone thing VoI, emcmqm to make a person ) ring. confess that he has a thing. ¥vc&30a3 igno- rant of what exists. tomy wuotn? the estate pos- T. B. Q0083 uncha, See Wz, sessed. G, &g, A. C. ©V083ITSE YUk RIS ol g faithful servant, one unchurche, s, A live Toe =3 0ne coal. whose word is to be depended on. I8FET0 & there were four merchants. 83 begy, 8. euc® unchha, s. The gleanirng of grain. o} Ty, I FIFRTR0LRTD four sons were T.B. m) woe3sy 3 living by gleaning. #Swtogis)8 liv- born to him. evotRBIBo or B,FYotRaD, SN ing by grain ggthered from the threshing a man of property, a rich man. Woéfé%dfi floor. hlnpn gIHFdFo In@ give charity of what you have. S. (W Vo3 unchhita, adj. Tall, lofty. C. Voé3 'l”:l_te, See o, 4 Thg C. V0P UnjU, See V=, C. GVOB unda, See voe . MNa A. C. o&5>F untdka, 5 A ravine, + Wog C. YLOBDR, evoTd, evoTdgY, LVOTBYR, gl C eVoEdd uni, defective verb, There is; VB undarige, updali, undali, un- ty £ ) 150 YPUOT eVTIT dalige, undili, s A round cake like a fortms C. YVOL2> unnu, See o). ball, particularly such as are used in offerings C. V0TS unme, See oorg to Ganésha. A. C. YT, Vol undalu, undavu, C. omeBc, eromvreIoll, evome [2y°T] s. Assemblage, heap, multitude. 383083 unddda-banta, unddda-bhan- S. VO undury, s. A rat. o ta, updddi-bhanta, s. A lazy fellow who S. QOIS unnata, See ¥w3,3. cares for nothing, or is fit for nothing, but S. o :3_0 unnmatta, See ¥3,3. eating. A, C. VOB unddouw, s. A gramineous c. Cmoao_'bj umbarri, s. A monkey. C. V02089, YVOIA umbali, umbalige, plant, including reeds, grasses and corn. s. A village or plot of ground free of rent, a C. oz @3 unddlita, s. Buying in lots, Jaghir. wuow® ) g village granted rent N}d fo % &c., without measuring or correctly estima- free as a reward for eminent services, &c. ¥vo U 110{? Ji ting. S0, WYY, woshv T the holder of such a grant. C. QVOBOY> wunddlu, s, A servant who C. SVONTTd, VOB, CVoDE has been long in one’s employ. tfie i umbuvadu, umbiona, umbdta, verbal C. GXOBN, CVOBR undigi, undige, s A Sy o noun of Yo, The act of eating. ¥vow3, custom-house stamp given on the leaf of a %, bk VOB YUoesed, VoW g person who eats. VO, tree, a man’s hand, new cloths, &c. » Comei 2. a formal VVOWT, YVotBE g woman who eats. ervoed Wt a custom-house permit. gm\\'. ! written dismission of a man from a place for B, YLORVFB, owTNAE g place where meals are taken. iy, be i bad conduct. @vodR I%® to put the custom- 003S, YVoWNNY, YvowR NS o (358, house stamp on goods, &c. a plate made of leaves. o 8 C. QVOBBs undudu, v. a. To take a meal c. cmo:’)oi : fimoab@g 5 cmo:‘bé%o um- use 10 ' and dress one’s self. matta, wmmattu, ummetti, See w33, bl el C. QVOIIF RoBT> undu-kondiru, ., . T. B. QVOIT, V0503 ummada, wm- To be eating. 2. to be enjoying. maha, See ws.3. ing L{ ). Q0o uzzgl@, s. A ball of any thing. 2. A. €. WO, 09T ummala, wm- ihat 00 a globe. BB wved a hall of jaggory. Y malike, See w9 @ " [} ¥0oB g dumpling. 32t Bef 003 preserved C. VoTIE, YVOTHYR, Vo389, Vo tamarinds made into balls, and used for cur- ppefx?l e v ry, &c. ROARZ0B g hall of boiled jaggory SR wummali, ummalige, ummulz, o fl”!‘i and split pulse, mixed with meal of black ummulige, See wvowss, ta fhng ft? gram and rice, fried in ghee. ¥vo® =tl,, vvo A. O, QVOTIRIRD, SVOTIRD ummali- ) §0f ae ! @ nt to take, or make into, the form of a su, ummulisu, See under wvzy%. ball. VOB IR fll\ 1 F,f‘,‘iif e 08 g hall of earth. to make a ball. T. B. QORI ummdda, See w033 C. NOTII8T ummdra, s. Groundsel. p 8 0. QoTRWeBR undddiga, s. A diner-out ; C. GVON, CVONIT ummiy ummike, Seo Fou gl one who will stay with you no longer than " he can serve his own interests. [330) :)oé T. B. V00T unnata, See vwoss. C. QVOId ummus s. Akiss. 200wy, wvo jants Pt ), momw& #uaga to kiss. wvodn #uago to be A. C. Cfoog@d?f)odauzmavafiyadu, adj. kissed. WLOT TR an interesting babe. Empty. o A. C. Q0000 ummulu, s Deep mud, ¢. moma:fi:’é’g%&d unndmaléshvara, i b 'a*goosmw a quicksand. s. The name of a village god. C. 20038, o335 umyale, um- C. Yo unnt, s. A tick infesting cattle. ydl@, See vvadsngd. vooel WY, wvoed ®3), to he infested with g ticks. 6@’ v wuoed] Ho¥ a young tick. 8. 0BT, ukdrda, s. The letter «o- " 351 e z N & T. B. T8 ukkata, See vz, ooy, 2 steel filings. ey HD wholly T C. WTFT ukkada, s. A place of observa- steel. wuTy Sw¥ a steel nail. sl tion between the bounds of two towns, a look- C. T @ ukkula, s. Existence, subsis- de out or guard house on the road near a town. tence, livelihood. YLFLUTeTY to he alive. Al 2. basting, in needle work. 3. a very small ©SeTIIHTYVDYY I cannot live for him. 0§ boat in which the post crosses rivers. em%-;zs PURORTY DY 0 to cry incessantly, to pres 0, YUE B ToWWIT, YUE B TN T a cry without stopping to take breath. VTVO L patrol, one occupying a place of observation. TTYOIYT F5080% to talk without intermis- AT YU BUA g secret lock. WV, B HF to place sion. PUDBRITY UDYTS BUFd Jd to work Ay a patrol. T, B T, YT B WeODEN to without ceasing. thro 110§ baste, to sew slightly. BeTYHE a place of thro c. T ukke, s. Ploughing. ev¥g @Bwev observation outside of a town. VT, T WINRN the b a ploughed field. w0F, BB to plough. the outermost gate of a town. (ause BN 0D, three times ploughing. @Sw,0m wv AL 0. T (&) ukkadi, s. Ay i Much, excess, % 87 95¢30 it must be ploughed once more. R abundance, superfluity. S. Wi wkta, adj. Spoken, said. Enig e mfi%b, Cmffibfi ukkari, uwkka- S. &Di wkti, s. Speech. 2. speaking. 3. Qrey a word, an expression. rike, s. Pride, insolence. 2. mass, collec- g, tion. 2. to be e wWECW p, . to be proud, 8. QU ukha, s. An earthen pot. 2. a ray amassed or collected. of the sun. 1 N wLa7ied cakes dressed or hoiled split c. T > ukkalu, s. Leisure, space. in a pot. tea I T. B. QOF 9 F ukkalike, [evg,0%] 5. An A. O. QORS ugade, for ¥ASS neg. part. to lx[‘& unblown tlower. 2. regretting or missing a of ¥vd, Without piercing, without being Slan), person’s absence. 3. a wave. 4 wanton drawn, without springing up or out, as tears, Steam sportfulness. blood, &c. YA & d. cm%%, uklki, See w3, C. QVAIAYY ugani-balli, s. The creeper oy c. ouB( ukki, s. Land ploughed early in Monispermum glabrum. A e N the season. A. C. YOADRD ugarisu, v. n. To respire Tggg C. 0’0633_8 ukku, v.n. To boil, bubble up, with pain, breathe with difficulty, to sigh "M/-\ rise, as the sea ; to seethe. 2. to be feverish deeply. birdy from heat. 3. to boil with rage or anger. 4 T. B. QVROD ugddi | S»n conjunction, ©® oy t (] to come over in boiling. 5. to rise or spring beginning] s. The commencement or first Nyt up in general. s. pride. ¥WFYS I3, hloom- day of the sol-lunar year. This sol-lunar S0ty L3} ing youth. VT & FWRT raging anger. year is composed of a certain number of 1y by T3 TBW swelling sea. woE D to make boil lunar months, which number varies, and is fofiyg up or over. QLT BBD to be about to boil. regulated by the sun’s course. V7D zfi‘z{) a vy LU, T to heat a thing till it boils. em%f% festivity observed on new year’s day, when o th f T to cook till it boils over. @vF, DB, ¥, flowers of the margosa, tamarind juice, sugar, &c (‘fJ\'ey{:d 2 to put on to boil. YVFY DR, YVFYWIT 1o are offered to Ganésha, &c. cool what has been boiled. 8 g YT WD), YV, C. ¥ON ugt, v. a. & n. To spit out. 2. to fimgy 2T to come over in hoiling. (I0E. 3(5) to be throw. 3. to flow or rise, as tears. ¥VAEWI fiflker boiled away, as water, 2. to cease, as anger, Y 3 spittoon. YVAT to cause to spirt out, ¥ AYIRN, Vit to be expended. By SWS foaming froth. as blood, to make flow, as tears. oo TEI Chiy P wuE) J BT, chee hissing in the fire. "™ to make blood spirt from a wound. VR le fillg c. T ukku, s. Steel. YUY, %é%, w%fl_x EWFTeT B, the rutting elephant which T, 3 Jm llai %’Egd steel dross. wFy N8, wud, S r<§éi , PO 4 spat out. FOFY BIHITIS0ND the dog hav- A, i t”\) =3 g bar of steel. VT D g hard finger ing smiled, Zit. the dog’s smile having gone nail. oy Db a piece of steel, efusfg& pop) forth. lgdy I.): Uy @) a steel vessel, vy DB g steel handle. A C. 9P, COND ugi, UgiYyU, v, a RN U ) 152 e S VN PR [320Fa] ) wholy To pull or draw ouf, as asword from the To spit. WORS BER 5. A spittoon. sheath, an arrow from the quiver, or a wound, 3 to spit upon. SRURIFITT, FoRLVRIFIT) »e’ &e 2. to fix or pierce through, as with an spitting upon. Zov¥ o he spat upon. ¥V b dl ;:'4 arrow, &c. 3. to scratch, skin, or peel. 4. ¥ to cause to spit, to make spirt out as for b to stick in, as a peg in the ground. 5. to im- blood, or flow as tears. wvr¥h Fego to be press, as any circumstance does the mind. spit upon. LUTFRTI TR T+ FoBToW the santly, { v. n. To fear. wOAD) WE to drop off or out. saliva which he spat out was like live-coals. I YONT W to extract and throw off from, or nfermi C. VR, WA Y ugga, uggavu, s A away. YOATY wABEE to pull, break and b fo ot rope or cord attached to a basket, vessel, &c. throw away. WOATY e to pierce right as a handle, for the purpose of carrying 1t through. YLBEWIAC to pierce through about, or suspending it. QU TRFV, YV ¥ the breast. YUAT to cause to pierce; to &, to fix such a handle. {9 plogh cause to draw, &ec. QADY D to shoot an ¢ mm;\gga‘o uggalisu, v.a.§ n. Torepeat arrow or cast a dart, &c. so as to pierce. 1ee 0% often, to repeat certain sounds, as %3, 83, &ec. VDI IABIV he took his life. w3 pierced, so as to harmonize with a native dance and entered, stuck in. BURIIATIY TS Cupid 3 music, or to vary the time in singing 2. to oakl drew an arrow. W :??fi%fiofio,\ rata ) in describ- utter, to talk rapidly and incessantly 3. to ing, will not the sentiment strike ? plead hard for. 4 C. QVN ugi, s. Steam. 2. vapour. 33 1 0 \}h T. B. QU7 T uggdra, See wo=3 3. split. YUANR, VA |BE, YVA %'eda)s to fix in steam. @A F23 heat of steam. YUA FToXD C. G"O'?/\\ ugyi, s. Ceremonies performed by farmers, &c. on repeopling a deserted village, ) E”_(/ ],fl‘ to heat in or by steam. YOA BB to a,pply to propitiate the evil genii. out be steam, to foment. wuR w8 to per- YOADRRYY, m?\flx;&’a to be form it. f, 88 el steamed. YA I g close and hot house. vV 3T steam to evaporate ; to suck up or C. R By, Gm“/i’?\ X uggudisu, ug- draw in steam. The tré gulisu, See wor ¢z, A, G SONEIN ugi—l)?'gi, s. Haste, quick- S. CI‘O?\’J ugra, s. Wrath, rage, anger. adj. ness. YOAWA I3 to make haste, to hasten. Angry, cruel, wrathful, fierce, violent, terri- Tfl 1 C. YVORIT> uguru, s. The finger nail. b4 b a fic wo7 % violence, passionateness. @V%s R 1y 10 _ bird’s talon. 3. a beast’s claw. R ER -~ o} great wrath. m@a’o, ero@md, U\)Dfi a @» to pare the nails. vuridd Rg an instru- fierce, cruel, passionate man. wOn) BRcT, v OUY il il ment for cutting nails. wflod;d?éfi, VTS F ™)™ fierce wrath. VR 7T W3y g burn- ogh ¢ I T, T UnR3 T2 S tepid, luke-warm, or so warm ing sun. vr) ™o, Bur) wWB a passionate Ve Ry as to be sensible to the finger nails. temper. ¥v7) 3% vehement energy. 2. name i to fix the nails in any thing. LUTIDT Facdy of a king. won)3S the father of Kamsa. [ a wound made by the nails. RS F'\’gi_ print wuT)3 fervent devotion, severe austerities. 0 of the finger nails. WURFTF g hreast plate )%, YT cw® Shiva, with an eye of fire. covered with chasings or engravings like fin- o. CJ‘O?T_?/J{'B ugra’zza, s. A store-house, a ger nails. YORIT W8, g whitlow or tumour (S5 P] granary. 3% @m0 g store-house. formed between the nail and the point of the m@n a granary. W@(S{’é, wr@mzfid a I finger. wvRITHP a gouge. '{:"ger&do, ERHRT, steward, butler, or store-keeper. Rgond sharp nails. B> %3y, 35 Cynan- A. . @D ughe, s. The shout of comba- chwm extensum. urody wey the quick of tants or victors in battle. LUF I to shout. ) the finger nails, @v7o™ ©B7 a necklace of ol gold nail-shaped beads. T. B. w% 3T ughghadane, s. Excess. of llei-;j A. C. QVRL®S ugulu, s. A Dbore, a hole P, BT very great shout. made by boring. VTIOR), VLTV T, VT A G, @U'?)))'% ughghada, adj. Burst out, 0 EwEW@ to hore a hole. 3 3 D broke f'u;‘bll, exploded, discharged. v S C Sl ~ ) V) Yo ugulu, s. Saliva, spittle. v. » & the exploded thunderbolt. ly : 153 Y . o 2 goe >3 3, S 2.0, cf'oo);) GO0 ughghaddisu, ¢. 0eF» B uchchdpati, s. Taking and S i Lo opDn burst forth, explode, or discharge. giving goods on credit. ¥ves» T8 S g shop- bill, a running account LT EIBRA gdv VU, BWT the act of bmstmg forth. fain On credit. WU B8 WY to deal in credit €. U BRD, g?wa ughghadisu, take goods on credit 8 0 zcg]y!zalzsu, Sce emfi o, R C. ez» 359 uchchd-malli, s. A woman H. QUeF0000®) uckawu, n. To exceed afflicted with diabetes. 2. a kind of insect the bounds of propriety either in word or I S. QUeF» BTo uchchdrane, s. Pronunci- deed. VWPRN BT, PULFIWY WP to ex- dhr ) o\ 9 ation, utterance. 2. recital of the names of eeed in talking, to attack en ) WA WD to a god, &c¢ efu”"\ T IR, w" 3% to pro- hors abuse nounce, utter, alhculate, recite, rehearse e ¢ s. ©0es8 uchita, adj. Proper, fit, suitable 4., ¢ convenient 5] “ S. Cmesa 3eF uchehdvacha, adj. Various, receivable, fit or right to he taken known diverse, mulhform. I J)A understood 4 »ful A, YUW T s. eve2 wucheh: % s. The crown of the head inea) s. A gift, present, gratuity. ov YU B Elal ) 1oy BFIN gdv, Gratuitously 23 to A. C. 0023 B8y wuehchi-taru, v. a. To Wav give for nothing V3 Bongd oifts. vvess S compel, force L3, a suitable expression, a proper word, oveis c. evezx> uchehu, v To untie, loosen. 2UT g useful work F2SW W8 geasonable v To become untied, become Ioose. 2. to timely. be purged mg wE to strip off, as leaves H ) Wl S 8. croo; uchcha, adj. High, tall, lofty. from a stick, &c to become loose of itself. &) The 1emth the meridian, the vertical point 3. to evacuate from fear, &c NS T, YV 1B ¢ V23 o 2 G0, U 03 in the sky good fortune w wd to strip off], as leaves off a twig, beads LRy w2 B elders, nobles. from a string, &c., to undress or take off, as CILE§ o, m)aé ONCORE uchchanyi, clothes. wvtsp ™, w5 ®, Bud WM, WL R eueh %0 to become loo% un’ned YU ¥ SR, ¥V 1“"\ )\ uchchanfl dmga s. The name of a vil- Jage near Chittledrooe SUet o TOAF VS on Q2 W to make loose IV ’23 fi Plate E.»Lw @ to put YU TSN, YULFD % QI\/::“ éd:hh adv. ey % a goddess of this place. loosely U\J’ @ t(/ S. d‘oa:r o uchchanda, adj. Quick, expe- Loosely. F30% purging and vomiting. [5) VL 3N b e, ] 2 AT dlthflb & strong, powerful. yu\.;, U\/’c: v, s uv::;.» T, ’30 A diarrheea, VRS 1933 8t he looseness. & B to bc seized with 8. CJD?; BeSuchcha-déva, (the great god) s. _Krzsh na. purging. efu:fo V\\J\), YUTH) ARV, YU FW “hg & faysd a loose peg, spring, or hinge oues 3O St”p- By 8. eved 3o ucheha Y@, s. The knot of the ped off leaves 2. a loose roll of cadjan leaf (afy string, or of the cloth which fastens the low 0n in the ear UV ‘fitw a loose knot, ULE er garments round the loins, tied in front. g WY a loose hlacelet wues © o g bald head e O uchcharisu See under vves St Ufde (from age or disease.) v 8 to be tight hig} e YLE WEWW to loosen, as a linchpin, &e. 0 S C0es ) 2'67167666261, s. The mind, the un- c’mé@ ff‘v?:f uchche, vehehi, s. Urine derstanding. M‘(}QpeJ (Y 1 T. B. V25 emn ?rea, mn, uzfi stoppa“e of urine. v\)\-j 33 uchchava, See w33 -9 3 Vs 25 ¢ uaé, ues =2 ©3s (o~ 3 @, 2 % ¥R the bladder. h ldd A. C. cmar &R0, 0“85 OR> uchechalisu, ¢ eflu; R B, em"’ 8 \ roe3 pudendfum muliebre (Tt?\p U\; Be uchchalisu, ». ». To burst forth, to spring a" R =B, emz’g &3 =5 afuc"' R ARB, eyl =2\ Bt \ %J e g out 2. to shake or move 3. to glitter or R a urinary disease s R VR QeS¢ ToeN SN3 NERBTO & s } eath shine g the pearls break- %0 thick morbid urine VS T 38 g stream of B f ing and bursting forth urine. W’* 7 R Fo, e \m,gu LA fetid o~ 1 tn ' Wi 8. ves» 83 uchchdtane, s Exorcising, smell of urine. b»T kv o 20 2 VLS Qfl,”g iv’*o,u)s, en driving out evil spirits. v 83 Ind to 7RV to void urine. VS b n—’F\J‘z QVUF e\'unmatlon ey B exorcise, to-drive out evil Spnxts of urine U\”v % TQ"j t/ukj' 3% a venereal in- 14 VG btfl)‘n 154 et oF 2 g ol I\ sect. eve® wF the passage of the urine. H. 0@, 0B wjild, ujili, s. White. wuzs ¥ g man who has difficulty in re- wolee we white colour. taining his urine. @2 whs, EEGIRAN 4 2 n rel [32V] yo2 =5 H. V&S0 ujz?ru, s. Respect, regard for. g, 350, 5 QVORY 9 W roman do. do. nE*D IR to shew respect, care for, mind. | yoma 8. t’m’éa% éif)&@s‘g‘:’»\ uchcheir-ghdsha, TR g respectful person. mfi: Sox=g s. A loud noise. care for no one. 8. U\)‘%é; QS@S, Uo'@niog_@fi'&"% uchchei- (6 @J?gd, G"J&’i ’L{//Cl, '?/J:]‘(f, s. A match, pair. 2. a guess, an estimate, 3. height. i 1 shrava, uchchei-shravassu, s. Tnira's {3a%-] ©¥0e a man’s height, @ =, to pair, horse, of unsullied whiteness, produced at match. 2. to guess, estimate. U\)’é:é?‘.’id a ATt the churning of the milk-sea. fellow, match. 2. a guesser. vep Wi, wv Ve A. Q. mafi)gflo, NT x> uchhehha- =™ to be matched. v, Fk% toask an lagu, uchlzchafisu:‘ v. n. To burst or estimate. V=, B to give an estimate. e break forth, explode, discharge. 2. to shake, e, IRE to pair, match. move, wave. b A %"weé%’figo it burst forth; it S. Qve2 O-\J)Jb l{]:]'(ly(t%i, s. Ogjein, a city in waved. Malwa, formerly the capital of Vikramdrka T.D m)qsn)d;i uchhehhddana, [wes and lately of the Maharatta chief Scindia: ‘81 9 v o &] 5. Cleansing with perfumes. () ; [esSPT LA 8 the residence of one of the 3e. Linga high priests. °H. qsg ODoTd uch/w]z?zdz’su, See V5 as Jea NI, 1 T. B. wegjgj uyala, See SRR o (F 18 ] £ T. B. 03D ® uchhchhdha, See oewyz. (of Gfl)?ogd 4jjis v. @ To ruh, rub in or on, 2. to rub any thing hetween the hands, as ar D) S. G”osé_)”&éé uchhchhishta, adj. Left, re. i I, & ear of corn. 3. to plane, as a board. 4. to ghe! jecteaqas food, spit out. s. Orts, fragments, polish by rubbing. =0T v to rub a horse, leavings. wv ¥ %, ¥O™ to eat from each other’s plate, as most intimate friends, or nearest T wue to polish chunam. Sy w2 to rub thebody. vz, Fagoto rubone’s self. SRR relatives ; to gather up fragments. WQ&% s to cause to rub. v W@, WY BT, T3 @ to make leavings. ¥ =, ek, v 3] :é 3 ¥ VR to rub out or off. w18 a whet- e eating food offered to idols, reg‘ar(ie d ted knife. (A as the leavings of the deities. Ve T3 gne ( Rl Il who eats the leavings of others. b CA)C’:;JT\’ ujuga, s. See 0B R T B CNOE=SuaN & T Ujjugisu, See woiwhD 8. 6@3%@)3?{’)\9@ uchhchhishana, Dege. under U\)it‘v’a‘fi . cation, drying up. 2. sucking up. W&f‘g) g3 dried, sucked up. TR IR TN ’l{]"].llgl', ‘See VTR (D under‘ [5°) (a0 e 11 s. VT uchhraya, s. Height. 2. the ) bighest point of presperity, riches, or power. T. B. V2P R ujjuge, See votugn. ¥V aNT prosperous. g, IR to make e T. B. C’m'e?% QN Uujjdgisu, See voragn prosperous. = under ¥vZwsrn. [l S, C‘O@Efi) uc]z]zrdy(l., 8. Increase, a- bundance. 8. GOy QU ujjwald, adj. Resplendent, efv&@c:’o IRBY, ws,::@jcmio to in- crease, multiply. radiant, brilliant, shining. s. Love, passion, wue O o shine. — o 8. G0N uchhwdsa, s Breathing, breath. “ ) 0. WEoT, WS> utanka, utanku, a sigh. Ea"J"T@QSTS BT g Stop- adj. Roguishly clever, knavishly smart, nim- page of the breath from pain, suffocation, &c. ble UL EET, evtlonsT g knavish cleverness, H. V0T 'L{].ddu, s. Ruin. sy to expert roguery. @vEo¥w@mdto be or become be ruined. roguish, knavish. UHoTT I g coujectuye . LRIV to 2. a denial. H. QO2nen wjdlu, s Li g] 1t. or supposition. 3. a witty, become light. bold, poignant expression intended to defy or > o~ [9X9] N’ erodles e @ Rt offend somebody. W, AT to deny H. Q0m0%, eaon uddphi, uddphe, s. [3aY) D 2 @qs o) 2. re Ansolently a just charge. 2. to act with fear- Denial ; rejection. 2™ to deny. and less impudence or roguish knavishness. 3. to reject what one says. alor to state in the most concise way, as hints. H. QeS8 uddphe-pdvada, s A (loth wutdo® Sw® to be uncomplaisant, proud, or square rich cloth used in regal processions, 2. to disavow what one has done. unruly. as an ensign of royalty. (. 00 M 3. to boast or brag of having done what one H. QOE200:%0, VG008 uddisu, A0 th has never done. @v¥o# an intolerable person, fired uddisi-bidu, v. a. To deny, contradict, a brag ; one who cares for neither rank, cha- Tea, racter, nor truth ; one who speaks indecorous- renounce, reject. S0n§ ly; a smart knave, a sharper. A. C. QB udi, v.a. To disgrace. 2. fo [ break, shiver, pluck to pieces. 3353 %—3 TN s. cv&3es u;‘aja, s. A house made of leaves, 0, 6 a hermit’s residence. 1% broken arms and legs. VBT 228 a bro- 2. a house in general. ken bow. YUBR to cause to break. DELBOR siven c. 0035363)?\3'3 utdisu, v, a. To raise, lift AG, HootokB) having broke with its beak, or up FWERRZ t0 commence talking, to A having pulled to pieces with its beak. (A4 talk too freely. %, Rdaza the ruddy geese having contin- tan c. 28 utta, past rel. part of YO, Dres- NRTRTY TET FOTo ued to pluck to pieces. b sed, put on. vt w8 a garment in wear. 8on®d the broken and fallen out elephant’s 0. wubon g jacket one has on. ef\:égjt% @ to put tusks. on what has been worn before. mé& T il C. B udi, s. The hip, waist, haunch. 2. Togy to loosen or take off apparel. the pouch in £ront formed by the folds of the iy A. €. Y&, P wR> ultegdgu, s. A mush- garment, and used as a pocket; the bosom, room. lap. beiy ezl to make such a pouche 2. to 0r e C. & utlu, s. A string attached to a gird one’self. ¥vam, ¥vd @B to put in the 8l 1§ lap wozdiow to fill the lap. pole for carrying burdens by suspension. 2 wmfiafié to fade untie the lap. «vez2en the lap to become a net work for suspending vessels when not W) in use. loose. AUBFIT ready money. LVBTRTY g eobd 313, wubh) zss%, wobn & g festi- [ [ child in arms. @v&7A% small silver or golden val on Krishna’s birth-day. el fljoj, & th bells worn round the waist. ), 9= to construct an open shed for this [ festival, in which a cocoanut is suspended. A. C. QUBR> udigu, See wvzarv. Wikg, wLb 807 to swing the cocoanut in this shed, c. QVBR udige, s. A garment, clothes, dress. N, &Y when persons attempt to strike and break it ; C. QOB udidu, See vomzw. [} an if unsuccessful, water or £3% is squirted L”rt upon them by a person seated at the top of C. YVBHOT, NTBHT, NToG?T, VB A the shed. 3RS udi-dhdra, vda-dhdra, udu- v LT . B udandi, s. A female friend. See didra, udi-nil, s A waist-band, girdle .4 w33, or string round the waist. &Jqfi R0 g le g A. C. VTS udachu, v.a. To cause to golden girdle. aflxpi.cl waste or diminish. 2. to subdue, to humble. A. C. VB udiya, s. Clothes, dress, ap- 4 Dre parel. C. & % c. B8 udate, s. See woms. C. NBD udadi, See wwz:d. C. T, B udilu, udil, See ¥R, thty 1), A. C. VT udalu, See vy, 8. QU @(du, 8. A lunar mansion. 2. astar. VR, YLRIVY, YVRTE the moon. e BRO (, Uy | H. QUG0gd, QUmoeed, eumdZd uddni, ¥, LORNLY arow of stars. YORTR g constel- ligh uc_la’(m, uddnu s. Leaping or jumping, as lation. C, y«‘)q\ RN a horse only. YUBRa FRW to cause to leap. C. VT udu, v. a. To dress, to put on the C. Pa Wiy 6. YUz g%%@z? uddni-shire, s. A parti- lower garment. @V, ¥vd SRR to cause to ¢ cular kind of female garment. dress. ! tflv:) UuBy %’@ga, to get one’s self dressed. Ma"@a 1 6 " eLBIT) 38 9@?@ 1 PURIR, CVRIR, YR, wuBR, AR the act of s. VI 3:’:) udu-pushpe, s. The China i dressing. 2. dress. R ERRARN apparel rose. and ornaments. 2. the act of dressing and VD0, T3, VTIRY), udumu, u- adorning,. 2R 53 g bark used in making du, uduvy, s. A large kind of lizard or )SA i cloth. Yo JR3) fo marry a widow. iguana. 2. a gauntlet made of iguana skin. . C. DY, NBY udupu, udavy, s C. NTT> uduru, s Mumbling, grum- 2 clothes UV (<)) [a) = i lothes or apparel in general. bling, muttering. 53 to bellow, as hired from the washerman for temporary a bull. wu@0® the act of muttering, as fral wear, YL@ om0 Fagy to hire another per- when displeased. son’s clothes from the washerman. VRS C. B udulu, See v, 0 ¥, a hired garment. QUTBHRY uduvu, See BN QOToT S udukadi, s. Closeness, oppres- gl A. C. N uduve, s. A bush, a thicket. siveness. C. VG B> uddddu, v.n. To be loose, to A.C. 20B3D udukipa, s. An oppressor. shake, move or swing backwards and for- 9 C. VB, BT uduku, uduke, s, A wards, @Um B to toss about, dash, shake i) tambourine. YUTTY WHEW, YT 2500 to violently backwards and forwards. beat a tambourine. C. &3 uddi, s. Any set of three, as marbles, lor hi C. QUTORI, QUTBORI, VBRI, GUBRS ) seeds, tamarind stones, &c., with a fourth udugu, udangu, udagu, udigu, v, a. set on the top. V8, &, to fix seeds, &c. in v. n. To e To sweep. YVENE FJ gweepings. this position at play. @2 ®, vk Ty, 008 I i it diminish, to become compressed ; to abate, @ to set thus in parcels of four each. «ve A e howt be impaired, be subdued ; to grow thin, lean, wn, et "R a set of four marbles placed one above three. or emaciated ; to be exhausted ; to crouch or pu 11 sink in or down. =¢ @R brightness to c. W3 Foz uddurku, v.n. To be pro- fade. ¥V®BAT pacified, appeased, &e. 2. swept. voked, angry, o @ ¥FT provoked, wVETOT PUBINE, UL LVRNBE one impaired from age. & provoking I WY YVB B8, wuBAZ failure, diminution, C. VB> udlu, s. The pouch formed in front 1l i 20 A the body’s strength having become impair- by the folds of the garment, and used as a ed. 83 wu@A the body having wasted. % pocket ; the bosom, lap. VT &, QLB =, @u2AB strength is exhausted. BTI TRT L w5y to make such a pouch. erv:f{nzége to 272 his anger is abated. BgTwegTRooToRITI) hold out, or stretch out the lap. & = 8 &3 i s 08 I &7 arrogance having become repressed. o0 F9% to nourish another. M WX, UL FW fep) o BN to cause to waste, to humble, &c. 2 g child in arms. wE) WA to put down Y] the front pouch. YUZE 3 @ to put rice into C. NTORTB, YIRS udugere, udagare, 1 W !'fL the lap of another. U\Jf‘){“') ?% FoATY to se“d s. A present to a bride and bridegroom at il a daughter away with her lap filled with rice, al the time of marriage ; a present given on any NBINTG TR to make fruit, &c., when returning to her husband auspicious occasion. a present. from a visit to her parents. i~} C. BT, VT3, PV, VRS u- 0. CVREE, VT unaji, unaje, s. A white insect with wings, that infests grain. duta, uduti, udutu, udute; s. A squir- rel. A. C. VVIT> unadavaru, s. Demi- bid t gods, persons who never eat. C. QU030 ududi, s. A play of boys at A. C. "JU{"EJ& 'l//Zl]i”L{, v. n. To fear. woen), night. YLy a timid man. Tl C. BT ududu, See womszn. C. QO unppU, v.a. To eat, take food. {k C. NBonY udupavy, s, A float or raft. RS U & to suck the breast. ¥uo® eaten, ol 0 C. QT udupi, s. A noted place near who ate. @uoBID those who have eaten. ft/ (Rl* Mangalore. woRT) what was eaten. YUOT T g plate jf % 15 =] S3% e -~ oAy 0. 8 for eating, or which has been used for eating. chief, good. V& e3 3 good fortune. @VZ, QL) DR RNV £ the act of eating U\) 52 (AR %, B good soil. i 5 W fo tast U\A"‘C “3 to leave une 1’ten. (32V) [/ Q. @~»§@% 23, QOB 0 utkdcha, ut- th €, 850 the demi-gods, as living without eat- késha, s. A brib Ve OB Qf\w‘" 3} V.D Ef\)(’c) e,‘)vé*’\ ing. to serve G0 up food AV 0 %mo to g et fed by another S JOQ% 202 uzh'amana, s. Deviation S0 l‘ll/ 9 to suck, as a caif YV BTIT eatable, departure, setting out e;\,‘{& )T, NS, I 0 it to eat to depart, exceed, transgress. [ § [ NAVISR) unne, S. Wool See also vvoed. ol U\Jé)fi% '°—5 utkrdsha, s. The osprey < == = e e = &9 FE 0 to shear sheep [330) é"i) L0y, er\,:;g or sea eag Ie. 2. implacable hatred, confirm- § & e, a fleece or pack of wool VYU 2 9 [vte) ed enmity 79, or WY BREWW to card, teaze, or bow wool c. ¢V8 23, W3 o oy uttanda, uttan- dire A (35 en . To come forth or ddlu, s. A gold necklace worn by women. DI 32 Uunmu, v. n b a ) out from, as rays from the moon to appear S. U3 oX uttamsa, s. An earring. e SR 8, o break ou as a 8¢ I'e. 2. to abound, to be in head omanmnt, a crest €XCess. 3. to swell, or overflow, as with joy Cfl\) oJ 2. b S. uttapta, s. Dried flesh &e ReBoed, oS g 80 the rays having beamed pme g ola. adj. Burnt 4. bathed 8 A or shot forth. TORI 8 o 3 7 w\)(o epsta S. T 3o o 3 D30 JNED ‘2&056 =0 :; uttama, adj Chief, principal L (tév\)'Ci 0 fektd O@e0 L3 P first, best 2. excellent, virtuous, good. ¥V 3 ¥ o ;zc’,\ ) ‘J ;u from the shower of flowers kY an excellent man. 2. (in gramr.) the S £a which the immortals let fall, an echo went 2 an excellent woman. first person. @V o * qfi forth, greater than the noise of the demi-gods V8 B8R & the very 1)e:~t or chief, 2. God i beating drums in the sky. S. C‘fl)j _33( o= r Qr\;‘ ) H fif\o e 8v0d NL(L??/ S =30 uttumarnpani, L § ) Abatement, diminu- and afo:a@w s. A creditor Oute tion, removal YUB 9 to become pacified ) abated, &c YLy S9@ to make les: to 8. QU3 BIvOR uttamdnga, [0 and . o BSS(JJ IN0 na make descend, to make abate en V33 Ve D 75,0590 ~ member | 8. The head. 2 -2 8, o n { : the Ganges in the head of Shiva. to take away the supposed effects of evil 0. §] looks; to dispossess; to recover by incanta- S2 VS B uttara, s. An answer, a reply. an 1y tions, &e., from any d erous malady, the 2. (in law) a defence, rejoinder 3. the 0, s W3 north. 4. the 12th lunar mansion. [2 8 a plague of an evil star, &c. 1311\ C. WY utdvali, s Rashness, hasti- mandate, an order. ll] Superior, high, 5] Mr( ness [94V TIT QXIDED lofty e north. 3. best, excellent 4, sub precipitancy, passion. 0r Ny LY T to be precipitant, ra sh, hasty. “eq“"‘fi w3 3 #)ned funeral obsequies. ¥V - 3 [ 2. the dark fortnight ha, % demonstration. 2 8. YU utka, s. Re etting. VS OS] — V8 TIed a lang (in law) a defence. s Cfl)g o3 ui/lanl‘/z(’, s. - Wish, desire [ e [5) d('ldL security, a bonds-man. L the defendant, a A (Am‘:acv great joy. it respondent Y8 8 T g second court eng o 8o NBLoQ utkantha, 8. Missing 2 to ask leave IAVE-Ro ik <13 a3 FRR e S S ¢ 83 utkata, s. Abunda ant, excessive. to reply, to give 1 answer. 2. to give or Ve 3 -2y S ders. ww\,v\\, 3 question and answer. {, 3 "’Ugé’d wthar s. A heap of grain, &c P> vu8 TeRFe0 an heir v Cwe3 B lon 2. e much L ¥ excellent 3. hereafter 28 Ceg 8 TR, D ‘\v‘ S, VT %e utkala, s. Part of Orissa. 2 xla gradual increase. L8 B FoT5T Viratardya s £ fear 3 son w33 T the country about the north S. Jl)”j SN wtharsha, s Excellence, su- 0, Vi pole. @03 T3 north, northern, )38 wwgo=? periority A, T2y TT2A in reply. 0y i 8. 2Oy 3 utkdrd, s. Winnowine of corn. (, e S VS ToR uttaranga, s. Awooden arch Vi utkrishia adj Superior irmounting the door frame. S. M‘)’é;t g ':: 8 L3 Qf\)abb e . 03 T, 3T Seed uttarane, utta- 3 IT0W uttina-dande, S A game so called rent, s. The shrub achyranthes aspera. ¥ 3 3 8 g fibre of the root, used for cleaning ha, c. cm% T ultiru, See vo%s. the teeth. S. Cf\ D) C‘ _1 eLoE" uttir nd, s. Fording, crossing (,cm> et 2283200 SNERYEE S utta- AL G @UJJ uttu, v. n. To know. YUY T rdji Ln)/e, utrdyi-vole, s. A female ear it is known ornament set with pearls 0. 3> T uttu-kollu, See vow. . W3 T o O3 o3 uttard-bhddre, s. The c. NS> lfz‘utz'e, . The name of a game twenty-sixth lunar mansion e S O c “L AN i’ GRO 33 zdiuttz, uttutte, 8 3 oW uttarabhdsa, s. An in- ST L) = s. The date, l’hcemcc sylvestris. Q!\)? =) -0 .0 (5 1t direct or prevaricating reply 3, date fruit. 8. ¢U3 T M uttarayana, s. The )y Wil T. B. 0‘03’3 20 uttuma, See w3, sun’s course north of the equator See ¥ V3 fiaxti SRS \[5; utpanna, s. Birth 8. eV ToTaT wttardashddha, s. The VB S o 3770 to be SIS wa‘ciifa'f 3 creatures. twenty first lunar mansion born S =y ToBweg S 3,3 our descendants. fi (O 8. NBo 29 O el OAR uttarasanga, See wv - S. & \3’@ utpatanda, s. Flying, soarin (eSn} 2. birth. T. B. QU3 BR uttarige, Seo 2930 S JUJ)S Zlfp(lft?, s. Birth, production, S. uvu b'\,J uttar: 18U, v. a.'To cross over, creation, origin w3, 8 B to he born to foul ) ¢. tocut in two. 0 [JaV]3 ©0¢ A 5 et Q.JS 0, created 8 8 oJ o to create, fabricate, < ...)0 U\ffi ; 30 to cut up vegetables produce. S e i 8. V3 D3 uttart tYyd, s. An upper and CA\)J\)(.P Z(fpa’f]c(l, s. The air, the sky. outer garment, dress, apparel 8. U3\ u.pal't, s. A water lily NEW D C. 3 & ultana, s. Haste, precipitancy © the white lily ; B2 ® the red ]115 : SN 8. U3B» 2. fleet S Ey v the blue lily, nymphea cerulea. uttana, adj.Shallow LD 3. sleeping with the face upwards. ¢ S, UBNE uz’patana s. Lradication, an infant, plucking up W 8 v, ¢. To eradicate, o C. W33 T uttdra, s. Deduction, remission exterminate UV o eradicated, extermi- 2. land given by government to an individual ated as a reward for service, &c at a favourable »n 2,3 utpata, s. A portent, a natural or no assessment t® wEs 3 g grant of % prodigy or phenomenon, as an earthquake, or Jand at a favourable assessment ..J/.\_@—- P F T 9~C comet. land free of all assessment UL B BT to i TR0 utpdtaka-pinda, s, ; UV 3 S. Cfl.ji) deduct, subtract, make an allowance - strong and yowerful man U‘ue‘;} ST ™ yile FTRW to give discount, to give a deduction persons. s W2 T uttdrana, s. Crossing, ford- S. c v ) RISHN 1ng ad D ¢. cutting See Qfl,fi OXV: oJ ijg utpdditatua, s. A crea- ture f0 C. NB» Cj uttdla, s. Haste, precipitancy = Htp}‘réé‘(/, s. A satirical speech 1]](1 P N S. Cf“??‘b >, ¥R, ¥VE P FRD to make haste, be pre- Tond S. ‘i’fl.‘é ggw utprékshane, s Seeing, cipitate, or rash I thinking guessing 8 SRR \) uttdla, See vvT &Y - 3. (855 S e q\ '°f utprékshe, An extravagant Jb) Tw> utti-kitlu, s. Rice without it condiments, ghee, & hy pcx‘)oh C. s Ao e s ady. utti-ganiu, s. Cooked food V3@ ui—p/uzl/a’ s- A lotus < iy 1}0“5 fl w put up for L journe J Expanded or own, as a flower 11)9 = VSR V3, g 9 helplessness, weakness. 8. VVTI uirdsana, s, The upper tim- pation. 8. bindin (=] ber of a door, 8. OB uda, s. Water. 8. QU30R wulsanga, s, The haunch or 8. NT0T udanka, s. A leathern vessel B part above the hip. 2. the seat, the lap. with a short narrow neck, for oil or ghee. S. Cfioéjézig utsanna, s, Destruction. . The S. QUTOT R udankwmun.i, s name of a Hindu sage. S. UUB;&W‘E‘ utsarga, s. Leaving. 2. of- fering. U\)g(\kfif’ SRA 1o offer. £t % A. C. VTON udangi, s. A uterine sisters S. 0\)9:&83&—;5 utsarjana, s. A gift or do- S. CIUCSO%ZS udanchana, s. A cover made fu nation. UL)@A:‘B Fa given. of burnt earth. Ii 8. QO ulsava, s. A festival, jubilee, T. B. V006, NG0B udanda, udandu, public rejoicing. 2. height, elevation. 3. See Q)’UZ;OE- i} impatience. 4. formation of a wish.. 23w} {1l S. TeB udanta, s Tidings, news., 2. g3 daily festivity. TFeeEYS g fort-nightly LB, ~O a messages. 3. a word ending with wv. wvdo festival. Sn%ecZy3 g monthly festival. 8 one bearing tidings. i 538j8»53i3 an annual festival. oBag3y g S. VBT udaka, s. Water. wvszzowyiiyg S. [ festival in which an idol car is drawn. [alE TN SUTR TR water fowl. YUTE FBT g well, o 813 an illumination. Ef\)gfll)?d DIT g d;Ly of a present of a vessel of water and a piece of a rejoicing. w3 & In® to make festivity. oo money made to a brahman for the expiation ) 8yFSYER to draw a car in procession at a of sin. festival. il WE S DT 3 moveable idol. s. NTF udaki, s. A woman in her cour- fo S. m)é(sb'é, Cm"é‘rréfié utsaka, utsiha, ses gl s. Festivity, joy, gladness, happiness. 2. ef- oy WG fort, perseverance, strenuous and continued 8. QTR udagra, adj. Chief, high, pre- exertion. eminent. With 3. firmness, fortitude. U\)é?{\s&)f\) VR YT T TD to rejoice, be happy. 2. tomake S. VT2 ud’aja, s. Driving cattle. a strenuous effort, to persevere. s. T udadhi, |93, and » holding] . i 8. 3T utsuka, s. See WYV, adj The ocean. L) h UL Zealously active, making exertion for a gra- 8. B8 udadhira, s. Tin. “ I tifying ohject. ¥V 3 zealous person. e, £ Cf‘o"defij udabhra, s. A lofty cloud. of fi‘.‘t S. cmi@'“ utsrishta, adj. Left, forsaken, 8. VT ud(l]/a, s. Birth, rising, coming abandoned. ) into being. 2. the rising of the sun, moon, 8. Cf\)’é)‘Qfi utséka, s. Pride, arrogance. il or other heavenly bodies. SUTITeNY; YUB authy s. C’Oéxs-(-fi utsédha, s. Height, elevation. % to be born. 2. to rise, as applied to the Dngj H WQD{% uthdni, adv. Backwards. v sun, moon, &c. YVBNT rising. UB3) Fe B 8 N oAy VAl T e3wd) to be on the back. VT RV o morning time. wuded R the dawn. 8 jk fall on the back. @98, LVTERBY the eastern mountain, from S e NHLS utthdna, s. Effort, exertion. 2. behind which the sun is supposed to rise. 0, Cflut manhoéd, manly exertion. 3. an army. 4 S. VBT udara, s. The belly. 2. middle, Uy war, battle. 5. rising, getting up, resurrec- centre. YUTTB yBea; VVTT FpRA supporting, G, ¢yg (5aV] tion. 6. a term, a limit. filling the belly. us 30 the cholic. 1 B, o ©owc inward fever or heat. WG A. C. UDCSE)Q‘? utthdli, s. A bard, one who rehearses the titles &c. of kings. C. CVTT> udaru, See LoD, { "V RorFde] s. ff\)@ 3 utthita, s. See W 8. s. TTFe udarka, s. Increase. - S PAy W 8. VG NS ud, ut, a particle and prefiz, TEF great excellence. th\‘ ol l s, VDD = implying, Superiority, in degree. 2. in place Qu i > udashwittu, s. A mixture \.Ce (over above). 3. pride. 4. publicity. 5. se- of half water and half butter-milk. - ¢ T.Ra A paration, diminution. 6. power. 7. emanci- Ve VAL N4 uddita s adj. Liberal, generous. Wiy 160 Jpbla] ittarte] weakns C. T35 uduru, -v. n. To fall down or higl, as a note in music, lifted up, lofty. s (in gramr.) the acute accent. off, as fruit, flowers, leaves, &c. from a tree, ern vl feathers from birds, or quills from porcu- S. VTS uddna, s. One of the five vital pines, in moulting, hair by disease, &c. 4. to 0r ghet airs, that which rises up the throat and pas- drop as blood from a wound, rain, &c. 65«"?{0950 y 8 TZ)’ ses into the head. 2. the navel. 3. a snake. B fruit to fall. YUTVTIS B, o] a wind-fall. VT 530w the hiccough. B VDT rain to fall. VBT, YVTITIT, rine ssfe 8. T3 uddra, adj. Generous, bounti- QUTWF to cause to fall, or shake down, as ful, liberal. 2 excellent. s. Generosity, cover mal 8= fruit, &c. 2. to talk rapidly. Itateldtss cféo to liberality. U0 g generous man. ¥V G0, cause to fall one’s self, as the fruit of a tree. i YuTe8 FR@ to he liberal, to grant. TLITTY 1wl i I VD W2 to knock down or out. T. B. WGBT, eVGITee uddrane, 2w to knock out the teeth. uda'me, See YOTIWTE. C. NV, LWBwep W3w? udd, uds 5, DI, ' ith ¢ T. B. STOF, CVGOR, TR uddsha, udd, s. Formula used in presenting offer- uddsa, uddsu, See next word. ings to a goddess. T S. C’JUC)‘D?\)‘\’TJ udcisz'na, s. Neglect, con- 8. C"O?f/)\g udgata, adj. Risen, ascended. 72 2. foul or tempt, indifference, listlessness. 2. vomited, cast up. abusive language. ol o VORI a contempti- 8. WTD> udyama, s. Birth, production, ble person. 2. an alien, a stranger, a com- g expiite WV S0 to be born, produced. mon acquaintance. YVTARS JINBY 2 YVTIAZD 8. QDI udgamana, s. Ascent. o3 n to condemn, despise, loathe, neglect or dis- i ber 0¥ HSTer, VT 0 to ascend, to he born. grace. YOTRRSAVIR to use abusive language. YUTRURSITM to be unfamiliar, or not intimate S. T 33’3333533 udgamaniya, s. A pair Tghy | of bleached cloths. with a person. S. UDCS'/)\’fi ud[/dd]&d, adj. Much, excessive. C. QTR uddsu, s, Peace, pacification, il quietness. S. CI‘JCS?\Z.’) udgdra, s. Inclination to sick- o g ness, retching, belching, vomiting. 8. Ul)wafid{-% W](Z/’La?'(l(l& s. An answer. 8. WO T udgirana, s, Swallowing. 2. responsibility. 3. a quotation, an exam- I ple, illustration; an apposite argument, one 8. Q0GR J& udgrdha, s. Lifting up. m{ [ byl of five modes of logical reasoning. @vz3xT e B to answer. Cflogjzt(]gllct, s. Excellence, happi‘ness. 2. to give an example in 1810 illustration. 8. 003 83 udghatana, s. Joining. g YRBOD to quote as rule or e authority. 83 joined. VUTRTTEHMT g security, a res- e ponsible person. {0 app S. Cf\)g);i udghana, s. A carpenter’s bench 8. N3 udita, adj. Born, risen. 2. said, or plank on which he works. spoken. s. VT & udg/ui,l'a, s. A watch, a guard- ) frud : 0. QUDD, VBRI, VD udima, ‘house.! o™ 0 w udumu, udume, s, Merchandise, trade. S. WCED &))'8)) u(],y!m’,mna, s. The rope 9 g C. DT> udiru, See wwiodh. and buicket of a well. QVITHUT I to raise, T. B. SVDRO udisu, See W3V under wo lift up, eradicate. h«;lit‘v 4 T, gl 8. WmB udwdta, s. A beginning; a s. QODees udichi, s. The north. thing begun. 2. a weapon. 3. the division of a book ; a section or chapter. 4. a club or Al 8. QOBoonT udumbara, s. Copper. 2. mallet. 5. bre il atl sl 1ing through the nose, as the glomerous fig tree. 3. a threshold. a religious exercise. 6. slipping or spraining il A. C. QOTRND udugalu, s. Vomiting. the foot. § s T. B. BV udubhavisy, See g c. S udda, s. Height, tallness; depth. I R fl adj. Lofty, high, tall. 2. deep. wvg=erb to 161 W = Y N e eng)o 2 be tall, high. vZ7R, wv8 537 Joftily. sel S. U‘O%Qf)fi uddz’palsa, s. A large black v 3973 the well is deep. 2T TS the ant. ) water is deep. 297 wvg A3 he is loqua- o S. 0\)%3333 uddl’pita, s. Increase, abun- DY cious. wB 3¢E the measuring of a heap of dance. grain from the bottom to the top. wZ T Stpe c. T uddu, s. The pulse phaseolus ) a long leg. vo3 +3 along ear. adv. Length- Wi MURGO. Wb 3 & split phaseolus mungo. wise. B4 HUND to lay down lengthwise. DY q W WTOZS’ TR, U\)%S IR FRW phaseolus SRS FIRRY, e (sl o e F93 to make long, high, mungo ground in water, mixed with salt, or deep. ¥VZ X% to fall down lengthwise. Qm cummin seed, pepper, &c. and boiled in steam. N v\/(fl wvg 2B to lengthen. ev3d 2 along foot. v wuh S By phaseolus mungo meal. tlon Zon a long coat. m%55 U\J%O?\ 2030 to hold up & a phaseolus mungo cake fried in ghee. q R Bl the tail of a flowing robe. wZ 0wl g long JO, U arrow. ¥v3o® figures put one under another, @ 6’0?5633 uddu, [U\Rfié] v. a... To Tubis to as in addition. wipe; to clean. woiy FeF to rub or wipe 2 \pl( oAy one’s self. w23 TS cleaned teeth. ) W RIRYVIA] S. &"JS\OZ’S uddanda, adj. Great, excellent, 5] to cause to wipe, clean, &c. @V ¥ rubbing, ot A high. s. Insolence. & . violence, fierceness. wiping. £A\> 3. tyranny. wvZod FRB to use violence. YV, W oBTA violently, severely. U’\)%Ofs&)’, 5 C. BT R@TRs, VT MeTD> uddu- Yane god a violent, powerful, or insolent man. koradu, uddu-goradu, s. A carpenter’s lgar g YT 0BIPN TR to reprimand severely ; to plane. U\;t&rfiv@cm&a:’o, ma’&fiwdfi?ofiw to ext, punish severely. plane. £AY e We alcg of 8. crozgo-é uddamsha, s. A bug. 2. a S. CfDZCg)Qi uddsha, s. Object, intention, design. large musquito. 2. resolution, purpose. m%af EAD) thany ) @, ¥0F 3D to fix the mind on some object. which c. cmda D, LV, YVOR, LVTBINd 2. to intend, determine or resolve. 8. to des- g, wddami, uddimi, uddime, uddume, tine or intend for another. Q)’U% [ora) 1e80~ o perf See 23T, S v lutely. ©v3 %5, ¥v8 35597 for, on account of. val{ c. c‘mdb, NG 3, VDD, DB udda- tempte G. m)% uddha, See 0z, re, uddare, uddiri, uddire, 5. Credit. 8 42 g B R SOz RB S. Cf’d%g Zld(]/Z(lt(l, adj. Proud, arrogaut, VWL [2) Y to give on credit. m«otfi WP to 2 ru.zlle, ill-behaved. g deal on credit. ¥vZ 3 I3F23 trade on credit. —— 3 eftyt ) B 8. QT X3 udddma, adj. Chief, pre-emi- 8. szgd uddhara, See vos % dlay nent. 2. increase, greatness. : s. C’J\)C% oD uddharane, s, A spoon or ladle. T. B. SVGD 8 uddara, See CAEPL 8. VT OFT D1 udddlaka-muni, S. B BE uddharsha, s, A festival or QN The name of a Hindu sage. public rejoicing. 4 Sy 2. joy, festivity. 8. OO wuddi, s. A match, an equal, a fel- 0ty 8. VTR uddfia-va, s. Festivity, 1'ejoicing'. Sy, | low. ovd =& to make match. cmf% %—_&fi 2. Krishna’s prime minister. t ey equalled, matched. LY SWkE to compare. - Y o S. WG S uddhina, s. A fire-place. A ¢ wud 8@ to make match. Rz YUY a supe- S. QT O uddhdra, s. Liftingup, raising, e a g rior man. ¥, ¥vd an inferior man. ¥VY T 3T g fellow, an equal. xS wuB el g female fel- support, protection. ©VI2 T In@, Wf_,f’)bm to low. gy By Lift up, raise, support, protect, preserve. 2. to restore, re-establish ; to found. 3. to rescue 8. QD To, VD T.0, O\)&Q:"gsa% wud- 8 v dishya, uddisya, uddishyawdgi, See or deliver. VT3 TES a supporter, protector. em%z?fi. 8 . TR S uddhita, s. Forgiveness, re- \ ij “ % moval, absolution. E/ I i 8. VDT uddishta, adj. Determined, mafi,}h fixed,lsegtled, designed. s. A guess. ff\:%@g uddhrita, adj. Extracted. 2. Tflake s 16 P ')S e VT e QI\):%,Q toe bl selected. 3. raised. o3 Q)'é SR® to extract. A. 0. VT ) udru, See woTID 2. to raise. s. e udréka, adj. Excessive. s. Ex- se, abu S. UOZ? 0T uddfiela, S. A chief person cess, surfeit 2. pride, egotism. T BecT R superior, elder, master ¥ inordinate lust. Tt )« F excess of love. },]2(1 i 8. VG,3 udhmdna, s, A fire-place. TIPS 8% wrath. D23 (F, BYBkD KT IS g excess of bile UB )T to be excessive. S. Cfl)d&)éj ucll)/laz‘a, s. Crying out. U\)’J Pl(t”r” § TEE to cry out. RFJN excessively. Wnga mJ\#aafi yith \!! excessive. STAY] STT)RF great prowess. 1 stea S. GA)Z}SQ)ZS udbkava, s. Birth, produc- tion QT D to be born. s. T S wudwartane, s A soup made of various kinds of ground pulse. 2 1ol »%a O‘\)fi)a)"s’a - en)&u}zfi udbhij- washing. o b; Jja, udb/nttu, udb,’uda, s. A sprout S. YVT® N§ udwdsane, s, Conclusion, erminating b wh\ K 2. sprouting finishing. 2. rising. 3. rising and depart- fh, 8. VB0 ud yama, s, Readiness. 2 . mg WOTRTS I to finish. to raise. effort, exertion. 3. perseverance. 3. to expel, as a demon s. croz:sags, emwgrggs*gi udydna, ud- S Cf\)ubogb'é udwdha, s. Marriace. YVTTRY Se lld' J(tn a-wana, A royal public garden < to marry YUTETF g married person. near a city, a flower garden 2. going forth (i 4l Penie exit, 3. motive, S C’J\)uoge/\ udvéga, s. Agitation, conster- ] nation, anxiety, fear, uneasiness. VT RATY S WV)D\S’N% u(ljapan/’ s. The perform- to fear, to be agitated. ance of any meritorious act of devotion, or Tntent 8. QT udvéla, adj. Passing over the of any penance or auster 1ty. 2. the ceremony bank. i b which takes place at the conclusion of the me 0 | ] 8. VY udhra, s. An otter. same. 3. fulfilment of a vow VOIS FoR 3. fol 2. in- to perform penance, or austerities. C. CVTT undki, adj Middling: 153 ferior YUTE WE, a middling cloth. &3 | Al s. m}dafifi udyulkia, adj. Prepared, at- tempted, begun 2. zealously active. 8. W3S3B unnata, adj. Lofty, high. v T3 8203 gltitude. U3, 85970 to be or become 8. QOB oA udyoga, s. Office, situation 5] - high U 8¢ 8 the highest, very high 1 an employment, occupation, service 3 effort, essay, attempt, perseverance, continu- 5. V38T cmsgé’éo% unnatike, un- ed and strenuous exertion n VT \?'ic@ =30 natatwa, s, Pre-eminence wealth, D, Y0 'RRBY BT to be engaged in an office. power, &c. \ o * YUTRIRATE VTR, RVTRIRRTBY BeolT), v BRRARTY S,Jm'aefo, VTR RN =863 \».4\1\1\_ S. 3 %u unmatia, adj. Tosane, frantic, > #NJ’J to obtain mad, foolish. 9 4 intoxicated. VS, 8 AR the w fival a situation for another, to put mto an office, thorn apple, Datura fastuosa, which is said to take into service YVTWRIRAY to attempt to cause madness. TIDTB a green sort. essay begin YOTRRA I to do business, FOENT, 8 g black sort YO8 an insane Ny to exercise an office, to follow a trade. person. 2. an intoxicated man. P YOTWARAT I 4 person in office or hold- g a situation. 8. 03,8 unmada, s Intoxication, mad- ot ;f;)’dé Sod 32T T, ;{S&Cw (J30) ness infuriation 2. pride, arrogance, inso- RSl #F0g03,¢3 I am trading with the lence. 3. rapture, elation money which my father left me. w02 3% D Ty 3a) S. VS, UNMaAnd, s An excellent dis- v attempting to put up his foot e position. YU an excellent man. AL 9 It S U\)@ wdra, See wv A. ¢. &3 €°9§ unmalike, See w02 C. ¥0Q) udri, s. A match, pair. debt 5 prgfcl # W, mT g fellow, match, equal 8. VT Efi unmdtha, s, A trap, a snare. (Jptta) wu& to match. @W&)INB to contract debt 2. to 8. VTP.B unmdda, See ¥033- make match, 000 q, 7 (G 0O unmilita, dj. Blown, opene )4 i 163 S N RS emsfioé e — 8 ¢ ed, as a flower, expanded. CREREES u3¢3) s. QURe3Te, WTeFoT upa-charana, cea an opened eye. upa-ch dra, s. Civility, politeness, courtesy, joll S. VT2, unmukha, s. Looking up. honour. 2. a kind office, obliging conduct, YUV LITINRY, veRBOD to be ob- 8, ¢ 1) 8. V30,038 unmilita, adj. FEradicated, a kindness. atr pulled up by the roots. liging, kind or polite to. 2. to show respect, to be respectfully attentive to. 3. to serve, in th S e oS 033, unmésha, s, Opening, expand- assist, YUBLF0, YUTVFTI D g civil, obliging g, 40 ing. person, 8, fr 8. QD upa, a Sanscrit particle and prefix, implying, Excess, (over, above, &c.) 2. vi- s. eVTXe, NTBeRI upa-jiva, upa- putaf 8, N cinity or assemblage, (near, by the side of, jz’vana, s. Support from another. vV, lint with, together with.) 3. inferiority, (less, s. VDTN upa-tdpa, s Disease. 2. A secondary, &c.) 4. likeness, resemblance. 5. haste. P vy, 6. ornament. 7. com- decease, extinction. s. VDB 0T upatyaka, s. Land near the Juty mand. 8. reproof. 9. astonishing. 10. giving, foot of a mountain. 3 0 11. killing. 12. diffusion. 13. wish, desire. Sn © 0R 14. effort, exertion. S. CI\)"'?TDJfiJ upa—grdma, s. A town or village within the boundaries of a larger town. MJ s. QOTF 0T upa-kantha, adj. Near,prox- 8. DD upade, s. A present or offering defs imate, contiguous. to a superior. o) s. QBT upa-kathe, s. A subordinate s. VEToT upadamsha, s. The venereal. y 1 story. sell ) S. QURQ upadi, s. An attribute, a proper- 8. QORTT 0 upa-karana, s. An append- 8, e ty age, material, means, or implement; as the s 3icenrj . WBBeT upadésha, Instruction, utensils of a kitchen, the tools of a trade, the 2. initiation in sacred rites, Y furniture of a house, &c. teaching, advice. udl by the communication of prescribed formulas 8. QRT3 upakdra, s A kindness, a or mystical verses. YUTBT JB), LVTTLIT, 8,40 favour. 2 3. beneficence. aid, assistance. PURBRT D@, YRS B to instruct, back, 5. & WLFHFT Jn®E to do a kind office, to confer a advise. uBTed, VRS dF a teacher, cate- favour. 2. to be of use, serve, assist. LUD 2 I chist. ©vE3B ¥4 Foto take advice, receive 5, oy vV %30 g benefactor. NTFTIODTI S, YURFD instruction. % TIoISTTI S an ungrateful person. T. B. CI’OKJJ@ upadra, s. Annoyance, trou- §, :"\): 8. RTosoE S upakurvdpanu, s, A ble, molestation. 2. grief, affliction, suffering, student, or the first of the four brahmanical Upay sickness. @B, X3 to suffer trouble. QU orders. (g r’y BRB), erua?zi) TBD, emzjtSJ F3 to annoy, 8. Cf\)?.jfi@é upa-kriti, See vz, Tty g afflict, distress. wuRT, e to become trou- LH) blesome. s. G\)Ifl_fi)fia upakrama, s. Beginning or 8 ':,'\J: commencement. NTE T, emfi_#)afisa AN S. Cm:é'a’oog?fi upa-dwdra, s. A wicket- to commence, begin. Unjyy gate. 8ty 8. 0\)5%{@}325 upa-krédha, s. Great 8. QORIReS upa-dwipa, s, A small is- wrath, envy. 2: g land near a larger one. [04] 8. Cfl)fi"fi'p{ye"fi upa-krdsha, s. Censure, S. W"Jffi upad/m, s. Presents made when ) 8 blame, reproach. visiting a superior. 2. an organ of genera- lggg tion. § 8. WBARDI upagihana, s, An em- h {m brace. S. WDGI upadhdna, s. A pillow. Ay S. Cfl)fi%:.)); upaghna, s. Contiguous sup- 8. UBII upanayanda, s. Investiture S. iflw port. with the sacred thread or cord worn over the Dl s, GUBeIS0 upachaya, s. Quantity, heap. left shoulder, and under the right, flle rite of Sy 2. elevation, B8 FEE g heap of flowers initiation into caste. Si« Vi 164 e LB SEEED) S. QORAY upa-nidhi, s. A hoard of con- g, 8. QUTD upary, adv. After. 2. upon, over. cealed treasure. 2. deposit or pledge, gene- VBRLRY g, ey, S. oz upala, s. A stone. rally such as is sealed up. ondue, large rock or bed of rock. ) be ol 8. WBIW B> upanishattu, s. A specu- S. oo upa-labdha, s. Mind, under- respe lative metaphysical treatise on subjects taught standing. 2. knowledge. 3. gain, acquisi- in the védas. tion, 0 S.€YVW, s W5£°§ ’LL])(E-?ZC’??’LZ, s. Spectacles, S. RYB e upa-lakshana, s. A synec- 8. QUDID (S”ré upanydsa, s, Reasoning, dis- doche of a part for the whole, or of a quality NI putation. for that in which it resides. 8. VTV upa-pati, s. A paramour, gal- s. Wnwseld upa-ldlane, s Fondling, . lant. YUTTE, a concubine. caressing. S. QURTI upa-wana, s. A garden or grove 8. Cfo"‘f.ji, m);j:jég upapatti, upa- near a city or town. o patya, s. Assistance, help. 2. property. 3. convenience. 4. prosperity, profit. woIT S. WRRITI upa-wartana, s. A coun- 8 B, YOUREITON to be profitable. try. 2. a district. o 3. imitation, following. .geg for. 8. Q’U“";’;Zfi@dga upa-pada-kriye, s, A 8. ORDBRG wupa-vasatha, s, A village. defective verb. y ofind S. QUDTOR Upa-wdsa, s. A fast, fasting. Oj: 9 8. QR8T upa-pdtaka, s. Criminali- T T IR, YUXIIIIND to fast. UV JJed, ty in the second or third degree, as killing, YUTTNR g faster. yenerd selling a daughter in marriage, atheism, &ec. S. @0*5365,8 upa-wdhya, s. A riding a rope B ORD o upaplava, s. Rihu, the moon’s elephant. ascending node, reckoned the eighth planet. S. QORI upavishta, adj. Seated, sit- st 2. an eclipse ; a phenomenon. 3. a general ting. avr‘c‘ d f' public calamity. S. QURNES upavita, s. The sacred thread 110 8. ke upabarha, s. A pillow. worn by Hindus. BR0e® upa-bédha, s Wisdom. 8. QUTDEH u]’“'m,d]li: s. A subordinate i, b&lke 2. repetition of instruction. or by-street. b O 8. QURPIR upa-bhiga, s, Injoyment. 8. YV =y ESEAOR ? m»»pive NDI3 upa-shama, upa- 2. satisfaction, pleasure. shamana, s. Calmness, composure, quiet- 8. VTR, WRBINI, DD upama, ness, tranquillity. 2. patience. 3 allevia- il ot LTI ~y o) AUTVBITITIN to e upamdna, upame, s. Resemblance. 2 tion, abatement. 2. to be comparison. 3. asimile, parable. 4. dexte- be abated, alleviated, assuaged. uh}t‘. rity, artfulness, skilfulness. LUBVINS IR t alfy LTI TRD), YV pacified, appeased, calmed. TN to compare, to calm, pacify, appease, assuage. e 10 8. VT upayama, s. Marriage, 8. C"O:S’é@)qg upashalya, s. A space near a union. village. 2. the suburbs of a village, in which ) i outcasts dwell. S. U‘O;j(fi))?-o upa-yukta, s, Proper, fit. 2. useful, convenient. 3. serviceable. vz 8. QVRB008 upa-shdnti, See vomzsh, | o) g @NF, T3 to be useful, convenient, servicea- 8. VRVIOD upa-shdkha, s . A twig, ble. wvTEwE, coxzvenience. 2. serviceable- a small branch. i ness. - palt 8. QUDTOII> upa-sfia’ya, s. Repose, ly- 1 0f i 8. U\)TJO'T‘))@QT\’ upayoga, s. Utility., 2. ing down. advantage. adj. Useful, serviceable. 8. QB8 upa-shruti, s. A good or bad g 8. QUNTS upa-rati, s. Great or exquisite omen, as gathered by two persons in consul- w’flj,’i pleasure. et 2. coition in which the male is tation together, from incidentally overhearing 0 ot e supine, and the female superincumbent. what is said by a third person. 2. judicial ) fhe it 8. QURTOR upa-rdga, s. An eclipse. astrology, aspect of the stars, fortune telling, 165 N Q)‘\ Q. N S¥-9] VYA &o. § ¥uTB;8 Y0 to hear a good or bad 8. QODORT updgama, s. Approach. 2 . 8 omen, to hear one’s fortune told. mfi@a P34 agreement, promise. 20w to sound a good or bad omen; to tell one’s fortune. g. C’D‘b’a”égcfio updtyaya, s. Neglect S»’«‘/ or disobedience of any ordinance or custom, sM S. m):j?éosugs upa-samvydna, s A disorderly behaviour. 0 lower garment. 8. COVOTOI updddna, s. Abstraction, 2A S. QVRTOoBOT upa-samhdra, s, Recall- R restraining the organs of sense and percep- ing or drawing back an enchanted weapon. ley g . tion. 2 cause, motive. 3. commonly a S . oAb oJ NAE upa-sar 'g@, s. An inseparable [N Vo handful of raw rice given in alms. 4. (in Ind preposition, a Sanscrit particle or prefix. gramr.) the ablative case. 5. begging. [AY) v § A) 8. QODREEI upasarjana, ady. Subordi- el RS 23, wuIITeT WRE to beg raw rice. vV nate, secondary. NTITIBS g beg_(_ra.r_ YUFITPR g man of Jan PP L N 4 S, OV o RRTRY upasarpisu, v, n. To de- abstraction. LIV pend on others, to court favour. €nc S. UU@DQ upa’d]li, s. Virtuous reflection. I S. DIORI upa-sédhana, s. A second 2. a discriminative or distinguishing proper- ty. 4. in the V7¢- or additional weapon. 3. deception, disguise. S. DTOQF upa-sédhaka, s, Prepara- ddnta this is especially applied to certain 8 % U tion for a feast, journey, &c. natural forms or properties considered as o - disguises of the spirit. a person attentive B(!S S. 0‘05'&%5 up(zs/fim‘a, s. Condiment, sea- soning, sauce. to the support of his family. 6. prevention. L) h UY) r { accident. 8. pain, trouble. Iling S. &‘.’mf)?\'f) upastha, s. The parts of genera- fin, tion of either sex. @vTI2RI continence. SRS plapice vl cw%aqsogd")a;a upd- VT 2 19V v < 2 LY Qo 23 3 1, B, YUTN, wuTE the penis. dhydi, upddhydyanu, s. A school- master. 2 3. the a spiritual preceptor. forg 8. U\)"?i‘cg‘ée* upa-sparsha, s. Touching, oAy contact. brahman who performs family ceremonies. § v UV 8. VDX upa—/’tati, s. Trouble, mischief, 4. one chosen to represent Bramha at a sa- crifice. PUTIT? o T ° DD g teacher’s wife. 1 calamity, ruin. L] - == 900 updnattu, U Vg £ay 8. QORHOT upakdra, s A complimentary S. afiofia;?fij), divhe) gift, a present to superiors. updnaha, s. A shoe. it B‘ S. SUDTON up(l—]l(t'sa, s. Ridicule, mock- 8. OO0 updya, s. A device, scheme, i ery, jest. WUTT F@ fo despise. stratagem, artifice, contrivance, expedient. 2. P (&) T. B. QXY upala, See vozo. a plot. 3. a method, means or remedy. "jlipc' et o TRTINRYY the four means of success 8. QORZ 0 upa-kshama, s. Pardon, for- A (i { giveness. YOTFWD to pardon, forgive. 2 against an enemy ; viz. Fo0 conciliation ; T') 3 to have patience with. @3 presents ; wkT creating dissension ; and ) D, ©oB® punishment. T Be¥ to point oub S cm':@ifia Np(l—]t:sfi(lyd, s. Farming means. LUTICITY SHRBW, YVFTCNDOT SBWW hl_fh expenses. to go about any thing in the right way. @V gl S. QOZe3 wupa-kshuta, s. Excessive R FRB), WvTecd FAW to form a plot, to lagg thirst. T.B ‘ contrive. PUFNTD, YUFIERRT g contri- "\ S. QOWP0OR updnga, s. The sectarian ver, schemer. mark, made with sandal, &c. on the forehead. ‘.‘l“?t;? S. W‘b’?(fios up(ig/ana, s. A' complimen- [5) r4 a wind instrument. 3. a subordinate @on tary or respectful present or gift. N or scientific treatise. Lll P 8. QVI00T0 updmshu, adj. Solitary, pri- 8. VPO, NWOwoRS updlambha, ;‘}) I vate. updlambhane, s. Abuse. (‘«, Y T. B. CVDOR UPdsa, Sep womaos. 8. QVOT DT upd-karma, s. A festivity oy 2. wor= of brahmans in July and August. S. QOIOPES updsane, s. Service. i 166 o e (33 37 33, en a‘gb ship. WIHIEI SNB), YVTIVW to worship. ach, 2 LB Oi@)fi?‘z - ;’afi&?\'fio uppavadu, waes worthy of being worshipped. (338 s %41 uppavadisi, v. n. To awake, arise. ¥V&y = a servant, worshipper. sSed awake ! N S. c’mfiogdsfa updstarana, s. A seat. Custon, . fifl)‘?jgb 3> uppdranu, See under vz 8. QU OTOT updhdra, s. A gift or pre- o fm&b;s 500 uppina-kdi, See under sent. LV h N f el l 5. VD03 upd/ziz‘a, adj. Joined, an- \ e nexed. c. C'Oggjfif‘)% z,qu{—yele, s. A herb, Mo- netia barterioides. oy _l ' S. t’fo%%go@ upe’ndra, [younger brother of Indra] s. Bramha. 2. Vishnu.' C. Cf\)z@g uppu, s. Salt. 2. a game. TL VY 253y = ) =, B30Ty, sea or rock salt. o Shys & NoldeM] prdif Tit, S. CI\)K%Q? llj)elta, adj. Possessing, accom- )y saltpetre. ety boiled salt, or salb 3 undl panying, united with, joined to. made by boiling. =34 a mineral salt, used 8. “L’T)"':SQ?‘\ upe’/fske, s. Contempt, indiffer- in medicine, &c. Fa0zy, earth salt. Bl ence, disregard, neglect. 2. inactivity, indo- o=y a salt with long crystals. QO to lence. 3. abandoning. mfiu"g\fio, VUK FE T become salt. ¥oy 323 to manufacture salt. ng Fr\;g;:r- @ to despise, contemn. 2. to be indifferent. U\.“J?")fi IR to make inheT oI salt, as food. 3. to forsake, leave. salt, as food. VTN T, mm&mmm to o et 8. RpeRT upddaka, s. A pot herb, fall, to peel off, as mortar from a wall in sidered 8 Basella rubra or lucida. which there is salt ; skin or scab on the heal- p attell’ Poy O0N] o 8. WRpesd B upddghdta s. A begin- ing of itch, &e. YOB H VBB the ceremony prevéll ning, a thing begun. 2. an example, illustra- of distributing paddy and salt among married women on a girl’s reaching the age of puber- 1 tion. wVFRRTYS IR to begin. ==y o e 52 g ty 00, ToY 5 ’b”\,o.i)/\wao seethed corn mixed 8. QORI updd-bala, s. An auxiliary A with salt and other seasoning. ¥V 3, sz force, allies. R Bengal gram parched, seethed, and mixed O 8. QULPET D, LVDPIR [} uposhana, with salt. VIR T, YURTF to put salb 14 q ava upo’._s]zg/a, s. A fast. LUIEP ;1(\33563, SVPPY into any thing. mfiaosdsg, ef\m‘%dda’m a salt I -~ o § 9B to fast. maker. u’ift’. 2. a caste of Sudras including brick- S. C"O:’f»b upta, s. A sown field. layers, labourers, gardeners, &ec. @V32,T8, v up(inafi } % Ly > 9B, 01;)07\’ uppanga, See wswon, Xv*?b@?'_, Q;"‘\)cho)fifi » g female of the foregoing &3 (Ua8) (Vo) y Uppanda, classes. VT AN, WL ST pickles. . mf.“:)ozs, m%és . cm;j‘\) & i, ghw? 530,0@, wod SyRdE to salt, pickle, to put in uppatte, uppatia, s. Any thing given to )(I.t* salt. o rice meal wetted, mixed with quiet a child. ol |‘1€l‘\}' coriander seed, cummin seed, pepper, mus- of A, €. 90T oBSORS uppandawdgu, . 5, tard, chillies, and ghee, stirred for a while on To awake, arise. con a good fire, and then left to boil till it comes T. B. CONT uppara, [ovst] adj s} Up, nearly into a state of pulverization. U\)%)‘Afi high, above, aloft, elevated. S Pride. 2 pas T, YUY, ~ 3, ef\;;g',w)wam, WUB T a kind of exaltation, elation. 2. ahill, an elevated soup made from pulse, salt, &c. VB, TIoS, 9y —-9 Ji il place. QU TR Y, o w\gpw »1¥ a salt marsh ; the soil il 1 T. B. m)?i)b?? upparige, [wss0%] s, An which is cultivated to produce common salt. =7 40 i upstair house, or the upper story of a house, w033 the bank of a back-water, commu- VB B8R I g house with an upper story. nicating with the sea, from which salt pans i AL @, VDD upparisu, v. n. To jump oo (ol are supplied with water. L@ salt to be up, as fish in water. 2. to spread, increase, extracted from earth. @V\¥=o to extract salt. abound, or prevail. i Hl'u o), T, WU, 883 a square mass of salt. ¥V let - 4 U\)'ob@ uppali, s. A porch. 2. prepara- 2 72 a lump of salt. em?{)l) ngw, w%s T, tion of a bridegroom for marriage, by bath- YoiNS BIF salt grain, a salt lump. NS el S o0 ing, &c. Ton) IRy m3) heated salt used to remove 4 A 167 ‘ )V e e§ pain. YUY RIS, YLINT B3 g galt pan. {9)0r] o) l 9. a quicksand. 3. deep soft mire. W%U\) 3D salt water. ¥R 37 one who eats much T g cross bar. salt. WSV galt ground. vz B8 the 8, C. Ven® ubbasa, s. Shortness of breath, temperature for boiling salt. ¥v=j =29, to be [4 L2V} difficulty of breathing. 2. asthma. 3. envy, penetrated with salt, as meat or pickles. of malice. 4. trouble, sorrow. 5. anger. @V yEyM brackish. WUl B g salt bed. @ fa xR, Uo'%fi DR%0, UU?&':?;J@?".\) to be asthmatic, BRE to rise, as salt from the earth., Vg to be troubled with shortness of breath. I n 3 DRRY Notdy TIRWDNISTIN efls&)@%t? SOYal> oS A L‘fo'%fi gnef of mind. #@Q?m%fi the choking F2uw if he who, without salt, can drink three aoa s would of passion. i kolagas of gruel, had salt, four kol aga A Y not be enough for him (if he can do so much Xi 0. Cmae)bfij, emaé)?%? ubb’a.la, ubbali- ke, s. Sickness, vomiting, heaving, inclina- A without means, what would he do if he had £ tion to vomit. YL TBERM, VOB TN FAF Vi means ?) ©IT SRBWT FUTT, 2 TekBTR O to heave, retch, vomit. if o 32303, B0 wheresoever he goes, nobody C, will give him his salt for his work. c. @Jag) ubbi, See vvi3. C. U\)*%)Q?\ES uppe’-gidd, s. A thorny shrub e so called. A. C. U‘Jag ~ ubbiga, s. A person in dis- tress. 0 C. U5, S0P, GVHVTY, CVHT0E D B¢ c. t’n)e&a) ubbu, s. A swelling, inflation, @ uph, uphi, uphi-ghdli, uphi-man- protuberance, relievo. 2. being puffed up o tra-ghdli, s. Blowing with the mouth, with joy, pride or passion. 3. the husk of €0 10 after repeating incantations, pretending paddy. 4. high ground. eveyp ¥ hill and 0o thereby to remove evil spirits, the effects of dale. ik} i evil looks, &c. C. Ry ubbu, v.n. To swell. 2. to be A C. 0T, VT, V2T ubanku, 3. to be glad, puffed up with joy, or pride. 8, to rejoice. ubaku, wbuku, v. n. To swell up or over, U\;’% %’\mgo, m;zi)r‘mgo to swell H [ v\ to overflow, to puff, to swell with pride, from pride, disease, &c. V™, LVWIT, W i Iy MU EFTY, VWITTY, YVWFINT, anger, &c. V@, WA to inflate. 2. to puff up with ]ll\ joy. 3. to flatter. 4. to cause to swell, as YLVTFRINTY, YR to cause to swell; to C. & steam rice after straining, so as to swell and the body. wvp R, WA, evep#, WO F, separate the grains. @ # the act of swelling or puffing out. 2 4(9) BrIWTRTDTY 323 )0Rnd Chitrdngade rejoic- i Ny A. C. QUE3, L) &S, cma?b?fi ubate, ed that Arjun was come. ¥Vw)78 FatT very Wayy ub 601?8, ubbati, s. Power, might, valour. 20 inflated wrath. AU N TSRS o a cheek puffed out. e 2. pride, elation, highness. &% 8 great (, = P eay g swelling to go down. w03, power, very strong, very vehement. T8, ?&éfi’ WV to set to rise, as dough. wwRT in- xHE o TFIToTY, having restrained the very ve- flated, swoln. @ve 3 prideto abate. ¥vepd T.B» "\ hement Semses. T, 8,03 TR RN very T, K0P B to humble. v & to knock R A Vi powerful and fierce elephants. out a bruise in a metal vessel. S 2D to &P AL G emaé)p'a ubbazm, adj. Great, much, vast. swell. ©v9 having swoln. 0923 abound- ing, excessive. fllc I C. YU B ubbara, s. Swelling, inflation, C. o> ubbulu, See YU 0. S0p elation with joy, &c. 2. tympany. a&cée‘id e VIR 23 swelling of the stomach with flatulence. c. UOB&&?\J‘ ubbusa, See vo3. by Y Qmfi:fi 0B v, a. To swell. w%t‘m, em?&d c. QO ubbe, s Steaming dirty linen in 27 to become swoln, inflated. 2. to spread, 3. heat of ) 1) K0 lye-water. 2. heat, sultriness. san Doty ) as news, to become public, as a report. the sun. ovef Aegh, evid B to be heated. Lo o 023 the swelling of the rivers. VLIS AT, uES Ay, oug e, 0 W, oved, :a‘n A. C. Q02 DR u@bari{/a, adj. Great, much Fo% to steam foul linen in lye-water. gy C. @"DRE‘D@J ubbalu, s. The husk of paddy C. C’O?g)?\JO ubbegam, s. Asthma, short- of Ut 168 P e TN eVYEOT 4 == T. B. QU,0 ummada, See ev38. ness of breath, 2. heat, sultriness. 3. grief, anguish. A. C. m)*_a%if, fmfi_%egfi ummala, wm- et S. EVZFI> ubhaya, s. Both. adj. Two. malike, s. Sorrow, distress, grief, trouble, VB FeB T hoth sides. VT Ted g heap affliction, anguish, pain, fatigue. 2. rash- 1 oy y of grain containing both the government and ness, precipitancy. YUY to grieve, fret, farmer’s share. @VEoR3) qdw. On both sides ; be anxious, distressed. 2. to be rash, preci- sthmats\ th, in both places. wWEEE, D hoth parties. pitate. WU ¥ to distress, pain. chokig AL Cf\);fi’@fi ubbhate, s. Power, might, C. OVD,, COD,F wmmi, ummike, s. prowess. The husk of paddy. il G CI‘O(;%@@?? ubbfio,le, [swollen river] s. A. C. QU umme, s. Heat. A flood. g. 6/05536%‘3, 0‘0033%’%3 uwyakkane, C. Q3832390 umaté-kdi, s. The name wyikkane, s. The cry of a monkey. of a vegetable. C. GVBET0D, LVRBeFO0D), GV C. QUBago, efoo"éaqg@a, cmdiag?), & g, 0‘033333 umaté-kdi, wmité-kdi, 0"55@8@, m)o‘t')sag@, UDO-:))J@Z?@.), & o ummata, ummeta, See ¢33, O'jrag'cg uyyala, wvyyalu, uyyale, H. QODTD, VDB umadd, umade, wyydla, wyydli, vyydlu, wyydle, s. ] iflfimi' adj. Chief, superior. A swing, a hammock. YV Dag S Bwer, e VBT Ter principal colour. o:méd 8@, mcc’s%sbfo to swing. QUG ) o Ik ¢ YOS I0T g a great man, a noble. swinging. 033&73005%5@ a swing made with C. WSoTon8, umand-paiti, s, A fe- ) il strings of pearls. QIUO’:'SQ{}QJ" Zock3® g small male’s ornament above the forehead. open building on four pillars in which a A. C. V3T, ND,T umara, ummara, 9 bt swing is kept. YOSy kLS g festival ab s. Groundsel. (0 Te M which the idol is swung as a pleasure to it. H. & ;‘J\)CD@ umardvu, s. A chief, noble, a;*): fo " 0. GV, 85#’@63&% uyydle-gouram- W prime-minister. ©R%3 wwFTe the king and ma, s. A goddess who is swung by her vo- aff 1 V;li i his prime-minister. taries at festivals in April. fositl C. QUD, YVI,D umari, ummar:, s A cake boiled in steam. B8F UTVD g cere- 0. PVII5eE, 0‘00’33‘@8@7\’ wydli, uyyd- L) 1 i mony in July and August of married women, liga, s. A pleasant, happy man. 2iea waving lamps and offering this cake to a horse’s full gallop. Yv@sg® D& to set a horse 47l goddess. at full speed. it il il (] C. SV, fm?’g;gen umalu, wmmalu, S. QUT ura, s. The breast, bosom. "D e I s. Heat. - &, g to be courageous, to stand firm. ©vTee '] it T g valiant man. T. B. CORTT umdda, Sée w3, 3. WTRTF g breast-plate. s D% o9 s. 00N, WDTPBeD wume, umd-dévi, oUT z;‘m,f:o:, SVBIBBW, Yu3 courage to fail. !qkl) )7 s. Parvati. YUBRTIFONR, YVSRTDIES, YVSHT C. VB0 urantu, v. » . To turn or fall 2 i 8, YUTRE,, YUBR, WFE, LBHTE Shiva, over or down, as a bottle, vessel, &ec. \3d the husband of Pdrvati. U\sdns‘ng), [V ESS P C. QVIT, NTT> uraka, uraku, s, Iteh. ® (son of Pdrvati) Ganésha, Kartikéya. UUBFT to itch. wUBET itching. o 3 H. QUR000> umédu, s. Expecting. =wcd 8. QUBR uraga, s. Aserpent. YwTn 28 the S YOI expecting, hereafter. U BT ¥uTR 5B the hood a chief of the serpent race. expectation. VR TVT® (o] FRD to be on pro- YUTR 2 - i 1y j i of a serpent. JeBes Shiva, adorned il bation, a volunteer with the prospect of bein " )4 p i = g? with serpents. BN Wweed, YUOR Hed (ser- engaged in a situation. VBRTFVT, YVFogB oy f [ pent eater or killer) a mungoose, the brah- (e a volunteer, candidate, expectant, a person many kite. wOTR BT Vishnu, reposing on afiording gratuitous services with the hope a serpent. YUTTed) a mountain so called. fe YVTR &N creeping things, reptiles. It i of beix}g engaged, in a situation. s j 169 X eVTES eLTO0 C. WBBeR, LUTBY, VTED D wra- a fury or violent rage. 4. to be inflamed, as a wound. ®VIT, YVTHI), WVTFY, YV o) ey LTI, tani, wrathant, urutdni, s. The ceremo- WUTTY, YUV, YLD JRB), YO QT Yud BT, ny of a bride’s rubbing sandal powder, &c. w00 % ¢, a. to inflame, to put in a blaze. on the body of her hushand, and adorning 2. to put in a furious rage. 08, YuT8, YV his person with garlands of flowers after D8, BT, VBT s. The act of burning, meals, during the days of nuptial ceremonies. being inflamed, &c. adj. Acute, poignant, C. COLED Bralw, 5 Coarsencss. wvobd, wo throbbing. wudFR to heat. YLD TN B A TUS coarse, not fine. VLT 0 a coarse cloth. UTERA coarsely. g to warm one’s self. @v0< ¥33 the heat of flame. V0 Wo#, wud +eb g blazing fire. ¥V H. QVTT, WTB wrathd, urathe, adj. © %2 the spark of flame. Uud BT, wvd FB (A Contrary to the grain, the wrong way of the D to stir up grief. 2. tostir up a blaze. @V 9 i stuff. @UBTET shaving the head, beard, 0 &2 V8RB dan- &ce. é? wv0 1% g hurning itch. against the growth of the hair. ger from fire. 1o wudney Shiva, with a flaming H. QOTTO0RD urathdisu, v. n. To re- eye. wodme¥ g hot wind. w07y the name bel. G ( of a giant. ¥v°7egy to be one’s self inflamed. ( 8. VTR, NI wrane, urabhra, s . L0 W@, YuCW WA to burn up. YO VW to A ram. 2. the pendent root of the banyan. blaze up. 2. to throb or smart, as a wound. &ud [¢ €. YTD0ENE wramuti-gida, s. The @00 5% g very bad kind of scorpion. ed fi'é;\j. 1 name of a tree. Sw¢Y plercing or smarting pain, YUl to become in a blaze. 1ty evd m&‘:o S. dee%@g 1!7'(17'[—&‘;)‘%(1, (u‘lj, Promis- any to cause to blaze up. V0 B3T the intensity ed, agreed, approved, assented to. of a flame. Y0 Tev g cruel war. V08 g the wUd B3, wvd BR, Yud WA flno D. wde)xz(%;, CUBHRT, CVYTAT burning swelling. 0V Aurala-‘(/adf_le, uralu—ga(tlde, urla-gar_? a sultry heat. w00 Fwd; urine morbidly heated. ng de, s. A potato. @B Ted g fabulous sun-gem, a burn- evd SoWW ing-glass. w0 &7% blazing oil. A. C. NTBSD, VIBTS uravani, ura- QUd SwodD, LVd FA to bring under a blaze. U, vane, See YBT3, %, ¥ud 8L to put out a blaze, to quench a uy C. QUIBLRR uravanige, s. Pride. flame. LNV A. C. CVTTYR> uravalisu, See wwrsa C. QUD uri, 5. A string used with a pole for 9 e a knot- Uy, 2. v. a. to make lie down, as a child. carrying burdens by suspension. Hage ted rope or net work for suspending earthen ALIC. C}’Udfflbo'\’)oo, TR0 uraveri- d ) vessels, &ec. when not in use. yu, uravereyu, s. Fuall moon. b A. C. VBB, CVOSRD urikipu, uri- 8. VT uraska, s. The breasts. L [\ kisu, v. a. To drive away, as cattle, &ec. vV c. WTYs, VTYB2 uralu, uralddu, W0 Bk . 7. To run away. Ty See YUTHFV. A (, A. C. QOOR> urisy, v. a. To burn, make C. SUD, QUDGIN uri, uriy, s. Blaze, blaze. fatofy Fo0) Cege 2. to bear, endure, tolerate. flame. 2. ardour, heat, inflammation, sore, a‘ffi;e%wsmziaa’dméfi LR ) (&} R can Site bear to &.(‘4 ovd or acute pain. 3. fury, wrath. ?fu’a%g:’ 3 wear the bark cloth ? [5] abllllu (belly-flame) jealousy. & envy. v n . (the C. QOTeT0d> urili-kdi, s. Thekidney. e\(fl\ belly to blaze) to be jealous or envious. 2. S. QT urK, adj. Great, large. “Ea\e( to be severely afflicted. 33 w0 5, Wrath. C. QVB083, UT20Ts uruntu, wrundi, b () 9. excessive anguish. v 7 (the body to See YLT.e. LN 'V blaze or burn) to feel great anger. 2. to be A. C. N TI0232, V3083 urwmbu, P‘d!\l in great anguish. e Fd, YV I the b e R name of a fiery goddess. 2. afuarious or pas- urumbe, s. The centre of the breasts. ¥ 0, YVIXD 9, 7. To blaze. sionate person. BRoTooWHwYowTED there having been space U b e 9. to smart or give acute pain. 3. to be in o sween the breasts. Wy 170 VTR (JavFe] mel, & C. QOBR urugu, v.a. To turn round or 0. CVBBHRR, LOBBAR uru-bésage, out of its common position, as the hody, face, uru-bésige, s. Sultry heat. &ce o} adj. Inverted, turned out of course, s. 2V Togdaes uru-bhuja, s. Arms reaching bl distorted. @™o #3 a crippled hand. @vdoro to the knees. T a leg turned out. eV R g wry OIT Swed ¢. Q0TS urubhe, See voviwn. mouth. @D a wry face. b\?mi'.:; WUTh7PAT hig face is awry. S. QTITZY uru-ratna, s. A chief pearl A. €. N0TeFd, QVDFIBS uruchu, uri- C. Q0T urwlu, s. A noose, snare, gin, e bkt Chl'-bl'('lll > v. @ To untie, unstring, unloose. YV TITY, YV %\/"3:)23 to lay a snare, to set o NP to fall into a snare. () g I 2. to strip off, as leaves from a twig. a gin. C. VT D urutdni, See entiss. Boen e -‘r,e\fagd to hang one’s self. @Oz v. a. To harg another. YV #3 the noose Plaae H. Q0BED0IRD urutdisu, o, n. To rebel, of a snare. be disobedient, transgress, violate, fail to o i fulfil. A. C. QTR R uruvant, s. Haste, urgen- il e cy 2. vehemence, violence, impetuosity. 3. ¢. TEL urutu, adj. Coarse, not fine, as power, authority. 4. insolence, anger, pride, f m*’ v o [ cloth ; stout as thread. vt W& a coarse QTS passion. 5. sound. 6. preparation. cloth, &% evh&eAB the thread is stout. 2 2. to be " 370 to be impetuous or vehement. circular, round. s A plain silver or gold gion. insolent, angry, enraged, proud. 8.to sound. ring without a stone. 2. talking with rapid- 4. to prepare. o ity and indistinctness. 3, talking hbigly, or C. &VTBIT urusu, s. Insolence, haughtiness, arrogantly, or with a shew of authority, 4 3 e {afesl arrogance, noise. the quivering, or shaking of the voice in H. QUBRD, VTN urusu, urus, s. An fy singing. v. . To fall down, from, oft, or over, as a bottle, &c. AT V@, eud & 23 = to annual festival at the tomb of a Mussulman o ot make fall down, off, &c. 2. Jig. to kill. saint. gb gem. C. T8, T, T3 uruti, c: U‘O'dofija urulu, v.n. To roll, turn round, urutu, urute, s, A squirrel. VTBNE roll about, down or off. 2. fig. to die, expire. %)7 i suthdeny, a young squirrel. 3. to flow out, as tears do. TP, Wd"’n’; 3 A. 0. OTOY urupu, adgj., Great, much, TUTORY, GVTUERD to cause to roll, to roll any thing. 2. to kill. 8. to make flow, as tears. pap fir v.d. (9O% of WWO) to consume; to make wDHFR) flowing tears. BrURS 20T ¢TI 0 g 5M blaze. VTTY ®3, to be inflamed ; to he in b BINRTTY IHeTOBNTTo the unflinching I\Hv < anguish, WUBIRYA, WIhREaS sultriness, (331 e3) warrior, and the opposing warrior whose % ™0 a warm temper. f head was cut off. wvB¥?, g, 2T, f, W hp C. Cf\)doaoi uru-batti, g, A wandering rolling. 00D he fell from a tree. @V il & mendicant’s torch, (A m%ox’ 7o he caused to roll. 2. he killed. A. C. VT3 urubava, a4 . 7 Much, ex- ceeding, superabundant. C. @Utfi:’fjo?\%efi urulu-séve, s. A religious Jurs A. C. VT2 urubuy vow or penance, which consists in rolling the it s 8. Increase, excess, I body te the right for a considerable distance, L abundance. v £ he increased ; to be or round a temple. excessive. TwrTLDERNB the disease is in- A. C. QOB ure, qdj. Great, large, stout, 1L creased. 2. pride, insolence, authority. o, a. much. To consume, 2. well. wuB7wS more or less ; high 2. to drive away. and low. @VTUB to leave room, to make fiy W .!]Er"‘ / A. C. @U'daéfi’, Ted urube, wurubi, s. large. VUTHYEN to grow much, to grow Pain, distress, grief, anguish. SwrFowzoth ! stout. evCB¥E much grown. VSR excess. [l ?Snatizfa'&atfiv’s she who was rolling about, wUBRR to take fast hold of. 2IHORYTCTT g unable to endure the pain of Cupid’s arrow. T8 wIUORTBEe3Lony the splendour of the g YTIReBID to mitigate pain, garden‘appeared greater than the splendour ) o 10 1 1 &&r’ Vg VO TP PRRPYCTITLSA of the garden of the gods. 0. NI R, NTE MR, VT urva- 20T she stooped low to gather flowers. ni, urvapige, urvane, See YV, b 8 C. @VT ure, See wod, S. VT T, YORE wrvare, wrvi, 5 The { C. Tz urkalu, s A small insect, earth. Vi 2 troublesome to men and cattle. 8. VST TDd urvdru, s A cucumber. par A. C. W= urku, s. Pride, insolence, ar- C. Y= urlt, s. A small metal boat used 4 SES ) for feeding children. rogance. W?Or"fiv@g’) to be proud. o For S0 having humbled the pride of his C. QVe9E 50005 urli-kdi, s. The kidney. Spr friend. C. WYoE urlu, See wwoss. Ci & C. WToT urku, See wozy. C. Wossoe> urlu-kdlu, s. A bandy- i A. C. QVe3E wurchu, v.a. To attract, to leg. draw. 2. to cut in two. Jh 3. to unsheath. 4 to purge. 5. to make loose. C. Ve TRT wrlu-kidalu, 5. Ana- S0n tural curl. B A. C. QUSPE urju, See oz C. Cfl)_%?c'—"') B urle-pare, s. The skin of an A0 C. CVEE D urtani, See vntics. onion. See v a3 Y H. QO&DE 000 urtdisu, See wodotncom. 0 A. C. QORI urrivu, s. Quality, state, na- ture, condition. 0. V8T urtu, See wvtith. st Vil C. QB= wurta, [from @v0] adj. Inflamed. A. ¢, C’J’Udj?\fl) urrugu, v». n. To roll, turn. 8 s. A mountain. 2. angry. 3. envious. YUY to become 3 inflamed. o Ve F @ to throb, to be inflamed. As Gy UDE)%‘&" wrrki, s. Real state, or con- wwsrtinflammation. YvEFE Swe) g throb- dition. fary bing pain. A. 0. QOBy & urrdu, See wo) and v, om C. VTITSDd um‘a’g/a, adj. Remaining. H. eVO&200R0 ulafdisu, See vvtotnnm. -llll)‘lw (VY s A r-Ya ) to remain. H. Wowe, Wod ulathd, ulathe, See LY ) C. W3S To urtiru, See woao. LVTT. Ingfy WBoE, NBE urtu, urte, See s c. Wod, o uladi, ulade, s. Trou- bray ble, distress. woude 398 to distress, give Omey VAT urdi, See 0B . trouble. C., ( :A\)e NTE urdu, See ooz C. s. o ulapa, s. A spreading creeper. IJ D= urdu, See ooEp. Ll croeza;fi u]abazze, See Uu%r‘%. C. QOYE urpu, See vuoow. Shey, C. WUDA NS ulamaddi-gida, s, The b o ¢ Q2 Urdu, See ooey. name of a tree. D. sy U\)@E?x"cg urla-gadde, See evdurs C. NYUDD, NI, UISeNE ula- M\)Q C. WOE urlu, See vvcoon. mari, ulavari, lavarti-gida, s, The S ) C. SOV urle, s. Rolong paste made into name of a shrub. , i) strings and used with milk, ghee, &c. wve&F Ve A. €. ™, VA uli, uliyu, v, n. To éa F9® to make it. wWIF 2F an inferior 3. to sound. n)@ sing, as birds. 2. to cry out. sort of rolong used in making these strings. 4. to speak. V) i 38, s. Sound, report, noise. ® to cause to sound, to make sing or chirp, N Ve, c. UD@E’#{@) urle-palle, s, The name of a vegetable. as birds. WOIY,, wuOENTE, a singing bird. i ey YU F w3 Foll g sounding bell. me‘?:@ézfim?od B o Urva, adj. Important. T with rattling arrows. oI gound. OB Unx 2l #0083 #& T it is an important affair con- B templated. WSFR g large foot. % to rise singing, as birds. 2RIFTIVOTTY i!: CTEBYZFCREY the covey of birds rose sing- gy c. I, I8, WRe & wrvata, ing, and the lotuses expanded. =vZZFNTO 8, VOR Ne wrvali, urpata, s. A noise. o3 the water fowls with song. ©OTGHPO ofy ( 17 4 ANIINEN) v o) et rw® together with the gentle Zum of the tion from correct conduct, exceeding. 2. con- bees. WO TFVUFWYE gg the noisy zone was tempt, disregard. ¥vgod™ to violate, disobey, sounding. VOEDRTZoNERYY the sounding exceed, transgress. 2. to despise, disregard, 5, Th drums. contemn. C. VENT, VO s. W3 ullasana, s Opening, as a ber wluku, wlku, [com- pare W] s, A sprain. 2. the cramp. 3. flower. 2. horripilation, erection of the hairs i 86 a check of conscience. 4. smart, sharp, or of the body. acute pain. 5. taking offence. v.n. To be 0. We &, e Bdg&, m)g)teééi ul- Kiduey. sprained, &c. YONET gprained. lata, ulla,ta—pallafi@ ulla-pallata, C. Y& ulutu, See vosetn. adj. Confused, out of order, topsyturvy. ¢vg A baoly 8231 disorderly, confusedly. H. Q0©9, (v, e0&B uluphi, ulu- phe, ulipe, s. Gratuitous supplies to per- A. C. N 3,00 B ulladi, ullade, See ! 6 A sons of distinction on a journey. YV FL e s‘find % to send provisions. A.C. ©Wo ™ wullana, s. A grass basket. kinol s A.C. Weny, ey wluvu, uluhu, wogedn g grass cutter or carrier. [¥w¥] s. Sound. @wewIBEAB sound hushed. T. B. wf,%?\j wllasa, See wen 3. D fo, I YVNIBATIRN G 0% at the time when all was ¢. Y T ulldra, s. A canopy or awning still. used on nuptial occasions.” 2. a saddle cloth. 8. WoURT ulika, s. An owl. 2. Indra. 3. a variegated cushion to sit upon. e;cs:}hd nol ¢ 3. a hero in the Mahabhdrata. =), to fasten on a saddle cloth. 8. oD ulikhala, s. A wooden mor- S. e ® ulldsa, s. J oy, happiness, gaiety. ) O OO tar used for cleaning rice. 2. splendour, light. 3. a chapter or section. 4. amusement, fun, YV N, YLYWT, YV J | W 8. VUM ulzipi, s. One of the wives of o7 to be gay, cheerful, merry, happy, de- Arjun. lighted, funny, &c. @vo3»R aman of gaiety. 8. weo ulka, s. A firebrand. 2. a fiery ] fll()) ] WM gajety, delight, rejoicing, the act of meteor. 3. charcoal. W% g heap of fire- being merry. brands. vy e falling meteors (a bad T L C"J@‘C'J ullu, s. A fool, idiot, stupid fellow. omen.) 0. N 5oRB wllu-ddvare, s. A water- C. eveng ulku, See vowow. lotus. C. Ve D@ ulku-tulky, s. Display, el C. &‘.’J“O§j ulle; u A lump of dough or paste, shew-off, pageantry. s. wé}em; wllékhana, s, Vomiting. 2. i3 H. Vo, 0T ulfdsida, s. Making what uttering, utterance. 3. digging. 4. writing. g O is wrong appear right, wresting judgment. 8. @D@{%Q@, m’éfige); ullola, ulldla- 4 [/lfl Q . VD IV ul-ddvare, See wogpmss. na, s. A surge, large wave or billow. P w0 . Ve ulpa, s. The womb, embryo. b > ) S. VBI ushana, s. A name of the planet o2} . QOCA D ulpazm, adj. Apparent, visible. Venus. Q . (L W oND, WONTY ulpuri, ulpuru- C. B ushithard, s. A call to sheep Il ol VU, s. A raised scar. used by shepherds, S. QV3T ushira, s. A sort of fragrant root 8. VNTD ulbane, s Abundance, excess, o Chi'y’ usually termed cuss-cuss, dndropogon mu- { increase. 322t excess of bile. adj. Ap- b il parent, evident. 2. much, excessive. ricatum. w%?’é @70 to be increased. 2. to be evident. (Y] A S. VTR eog?d ushwdsa, s. Breathing out. 988 InD t0 increase. VY BERA gdv, Ex- 8. U}, ST ITW, cm?ci\*&% usha, u- o) cessively. shah-kdla, ushassu, s. The first dawn, Sty S. (W oI ullanghane, s, Violation day-break, twilight, morning, or about 4 of a Eommand, disobedience of orders, devia- o’clock A, M, 1 3 VTR (AL A 8. V0T GTId ushar-budhanu, 5. Fire. usuli, usulu, usule, usale, s. Soaked 8. VT w8 ushd-pati, s. Aniruddha,the grain, mixed in boiling ghee, &c. son of Kamadéva. WU, YVIRE IS his wife. C. QVTY, OR3 uss, ussane, s. Sigh- o C. YU, N3 ushta-gida, s. The name of ing. wt-h&ijo, YUE T YUME to sigh, to a tree. ( breathe hardly. 8. U} ushna, s. Heat, warmth. adj. Hot, 0. NRBSIS, NBR0S uhuhu- il warnl.. 2. dexterous, clever. %’\J’»;«g’fiv the e yane, ul&lzy(lne, adv. Tremblingly, shiv- hot season. UV PR, Q)'\)}‘g ©%® a hot cli- C [ eringly. mate. wos SR morbid Leat. U\;ZAT.’J to ] c. WYB uladi, s. Trouble, annoyance. be heated. wu3 =T fever occasioned by heat. b3 2 00 (3, o 9y 0 ¢ U‘% =% hot water. YUT 59Y hot wind. . WYBD wulapadi, See v I C. &U® uli, s. A chisel. 9. a thieks 3 S. W%fioé, Oo%\a"o‘é ushpiklku, ushni- hunting. 4. a meritorious religious act. ]la, s. A turban. W‘%V& a crown. 2. a = ~d 2 €% ? Jwd wv¥ g small pointed chisel. :Vez‘és long turban. 3 i JeS wU¥ g large one. LURIBY g gouge. 8. s s ) ushtra, s, A camel. W;gycdaoa@ Ted wue, T3 wuv the bit of a drill. ALY BR g a camel’s rump. W’flgyifiF? a young camel. @8 chisel and mallet. wuw vy the blade A ( VR 933&"5 a camel driver. of a chisel. YUY %® to use a chisel. YV hs AT S usikane, adv. Silently, softly, S, wve SwS the edge of a chisel. VY TN gently. Y3 unchiselled. wv¥ Sw83 Oor 3 natural A, ( linga. ayp A. 0. VAR 3N usige-banive, s, A sand heap or bank. (O Y c. &g, Cf‘og?dsaa uli, wliyu, v.a To b4 o ool Tan C. YOARPYRD., Gfo?\lfi%fia usi-golisu, live, survive. to be left, remain. nROR ¥V Py PO J3% A8 the last man is head of usi-kalpisu, v. a. To teaze, worry, vex, sl 3. to be absent. 4. to provoke, irritate. VT O g provoker. the deserted village. 0. & lodge, halt. s. Remnant, balance, remains, tog C. VX2, QVRLYY), CVTRYs CVARS residue. YURT, VYTV, YUPT, YLFOTY to IRV usubu, usupu, usuvu, usigu, s, Sand. spare, preserve, cause to live, survive, remain, Ry &e. 2. to become dim. VYT L32V) V097~ TS Yooge left, ?‘%j’&f»m quicksand. @vRUI BTy a sand-bank, 8 sand-heap. SV BNTT, YU§ A% remained, survived, absent. C. YORT> usUru, s. Breath. 2. life. 3 WIDF, YLFST, Yrgd, wuwd) the act of remain- (, e W A, (!, & power, strength. 4. a sight. 5. steam. . n. ing, surviving, &ec. balance, residue, remains. WUEBTIN, YL¥EHT to be absent. LY, To speak, say, tell. @VTOTOF having said. Lty SUTORY, VT VR to BT to be left. ¥)THBs g, deep sigh. 2. to be pacified. ¥ A sigh ; to breathe; to expire. V=T éfifigd %0 remaining life. Lo T unsurvived ; C, s not left. V¥ 5B to to take breath. VI wij, VTR VA B YUY TT), YLE QTY 0300, VBT 2w to hold the breath. VT L LS put down, as absent. UVSIRAF, VWYFOL, 1, BBy to see whether a person breathes. WYEREY to remain, to stop one’s self. ¥ UTITBVOBY to be able to breathe. UTT O n2, vo¥nd, wvshna, evPdRB surviving, re- DoRPRTEEBTI he said, @00 T cannot say. @0 Ty, to boil in maining, halting. steam. UMDY FBWI g cake boiled in steam. alas! how will they survive ? FRTTwHW OTIN TNRBTTFTR0T VI IRT [IIR 8980 by §oRFTE will they spare you in battle? vwgoE> the injury done to him his breath touches g} VTSR ilnpossible to spare. YUY BYEN to him (he suffers the ill consequences of the in- live and to die. VP WE e3 means of living. jury he did to him). VD F BLOTHT they w00 8e B without the means of living. cannot survive. mfod)cbazido;gb v Arte) a;‘\ G C’J\)%)’o ulu, v. a. To plough. ©v&3 to be ) 20520 if a man have but life, he may live by Vi [l ploughed. 08 ey, wvd wwd ploughed selling salt. { land. w3y, 8 having ploughed and sown. b A ‘0. QUTY, VTP, WY, LWRY VOPR, YURB, YUEDR, YUDT, GVPS, YVFR, o ty i ( 4 L VY0 enw , Soake Yoy, wus8 the act of ploughing 4 N R o? e ulta, ulda, for wov ot waste YIFRTTS Boged SIS UV unploughed 5 Sl 28 the unskilful ploughman blamed the A€ Cmigafl ulpava, [sow2os33] 5. A ) b plough or, fell over the plough. [J38 L3 to preserver, saviour, one who spares VFET cause to plough w¥eE, fit to c. W, ulla, part. of ¥votdto be, to have. plough & to be unploughed e uhub Affi\el to nouns, it turns them into adjec- he ploughed tives as, ®0sT)JIY strong, Or POSSessing QUY0TY, VY02 ulump wlum- strength. ‘woffi deg?’ posscs:mn wisdom, wise. ’JL eory R0 lm, 1 v. a. To spare, protect TR Joyance DIy lnppv or hd\ ing happiness. 'I)KJUJ wluku, [vvens] A sprain. 2 wealthy, possessing wealth Added to infi- the cramp. YUFIT), YVRT HBEN ¢, 1 To nitives it expresses obligation or appoint- g thel be sprained. 2. to be cramped POT ment, or gives a future signification; as, elionots & TT, LLPIT ;a’ooa ™% one who charms BRI one who must go, or is about g to go. D T BW away sprains U\>°“%5, v I gprained. ¥V 0TS I am to give, PUFOF R to F53 VT 2¢Y to shampoo a sprain must give, or, shall give, the money. (3} 0% 0% Va7 o il be sprained 2. to be out of joint (fem.) one who must, or is under N YUY ok Jie obhgzttlon to do ww¥3 if there 1s As@a N 2353 ulu /L@l, s. The palm of the ch 51 hand there are el C‘I‘O 0‘7\ ul/(t?ljl s. A snipe. 2.a wa- A. C. NPoTdRYs ulugdgalu, s. Want of #dnd appetite. ter sna]\e . Y ora0d ullangdi The name of c. Y o STE 217u paa’z, s. A balance, rem- )y 0 I nant, remainder what 1s put into uneven a game. tall scales to produce equipoise WY 0B ullantha, See vy s e t’fl)\o)’,)'f)) ulume, s. Salary given in kind \i sent s Y &5 cmg ullata, ullatta, Sece to government servants. See also under ¥v 5 A0 en,obj Xy o JOT; “o'ié ule, uleta, [vovs] adj (B U‘Ob/ ulll, s. A generic term for garlick Remaining ; absent, &ec. vl onions, &c g RAB Y @ a root of garlic or onions, 8. VRO wlhkd-pdta, See v, BFog, garlick. K fot13d %)7 B1T0Y, an onion 1, uoga& ulku, See v ol A. C. VY ullude, s. Anunder garment A, . oOY ulku, v. n. To shine, sparkle, glitter, as falling meteors C. C"O';j ulle, s. A piece of dough or paste el A. C. &N %& ulku, s. A thing e g ej %, gIB, to roll out a piece of ~ dough. ‘fi\) ©) ulke, for wve= of v, D 1 leav- 6"06;7’ oo 0> ulhangdi, See wogorscty. A. C. €T %gjcva ulkelalu, s. Orts, ings s S. U‘O? wksha, s. An ox or bull. A. C. 6"0‘32) ulgu, v. n. To burn, consume. e (2 A AN AN NN NN SIS NI ANINININ N b‘uflt N Tl ‘ol i Q) u, The sixth letter of the alphabet, sound- he went 4. added to the subjunctive, Y ed as u in rule 2. a conjunctive affix ; as, gives it the sense of though ; as, © SR WouB 2l ufl b 4 BITwR 3w he and T qBe ©3w this and if they come, ©3% ©oucw though they come. u\ i 1ed > that 5. added to interrogatives followed by a ne- 3. an emphatic affix; ©ITe BT o1t o eNo+ RS gative, it gives flw sense of entireness; as, c. o8 Wita 8. A meal, repast. WL, @By who, ©%T» |ag nobody. > where, o &3, JwoBynIwetl, Bwsl enwdd hreakfast. 3 €% 3¢ nowhere. STen when, BRI T350%3, B3 dinner. FoooTeUTRES, T o) 3 e} 8g never. & supper. 3T a cook. wudl Fwkl the company at a meal. st FRed, LRIB to C. QN0T, T unki, unke, See vt set out food. v, FOEW to invite to a W T. B. \Noe3F, e\noezs uncha, unchu, meal. See W, M3, YniTd g great eater, a man (. NNREITRTY, NNTREF, e C. QT %ka, s. Trouble. SSA W= vwws given to appetite. f 8BTS g woman who eats much. enndl ah; 3] A% I am in great trouble. 2. a louse, G a repast in good style. mw:x@si, nnd3n Bw 8. QBT wkdra, s. The letter ow. G, ) meal-time. gwtn IB to take a meal. 13 C. Y03, T, WE ki, wku, ke, QR INRBI to cause to eat, Y HUEENTT, e S The warp of aloom after it is starched. 8500308 one who knows not when and what 1 QWF B2 to fix the warp. to eat, and thereby makes himself ill. ks I A. C. QT ke, pro. The middle woman of V3 one who knows what and when to eat; Gy three. a connoisseur at eating. NRRIET, RUTE) R S eagerness for food. NRERATY, EITIAT & O a . LRSI ’lfg(ig/cl, s. A slight wound. e 3BS, nn¥E 83 g Jeaf- T. B. Q\NeF wcha, [ U s 1 adj. Tall, high, meal to be ready. A lofty. 2. superior, pre-eminent. 3 valua- plate. ew¥sS 56"2:—%)3, nRBS ®E T to sew ta ble, costly. e v g high caste. NRTT leaves together for plates. N BRTAT, B by ST aa & 3 a costly cloth. TR to prepare or t ready a meal. 1] e3 NRURT HTTyg, RS T 3 a tall man. NREIN ¢. L8R, LNEBT dtani, utane, s, A 2. a superior man. 1§ ) ceremony of the bride’s and bridegroom’s 7% expensive articles. QRS RS superior U and inferior. YW® VIV IR t0 speak rubbing and adorning each other’s person (!, enn 1Y) P (e~ with sandal powder and flowers after meals, with decorum. QT D] DYB IpTBY {0 b3(11\ enndd talk without regard to character. NRLFBA during the days of nuptial ceremonies. § v U\ o costly, highly, loftily. LNRBF, CWBR on 8 @ to sing a ditty during this ceremony, high. YWBEE), YWBEARD, YWBATY to pub as dancing girls and female friends do. ; U, up PNBR TR, NN IR, LRLFENI to c. QNES, YnBY, eVEBemTE3, GV elongate, make long. 2. to make high. Qg (, ) &3 dtale, diale, dtalé-harate, i- 370 to become high. ) tule, s. Brag, boast, vaunting. 2. loqua- S [ AT 0. NNeFTOOD 12017:2(1-/6(6’2., 8. The name of clousness. 3. exaggeration. R3S B , ( Ny a vegetable. '} vt Fe2 to exaggerate, brag, H. SWN2F9000T0 2Zc7zdisu, v. ». To fail in Watey . NWNELF R, SNEHT! &3, R wfu-kolu, e (juq one’s word, to violate a promise, to exceed, Zi,tlc-/z;'(l.t_‘u‘ige, s. A stilt, a stick to lean on. V)3 transgress. Wy I c. oEsoen, YW&orows wtu-kdlu, A. 0. N3 zichi, s. A shoemaker’s awl. T, 3 wtu-gilu, s. A firm foot. C. Ne5owy tichi-hullu, s, A kind of 0, v A .: long grass from which brooms are made. C. @'U?éia?fé?da utu-beisu, s, A part of dl\ll\p gymnastic exercises, exercising the limbs, to 8, en VWO T, e 2B, vt &3 a blade of this \ v v 1 strengthen them, by alternately sitting on grass. eWERAR the knot in this grass. “"1\1 the haunches and standing up in quick suc- C. e dchu, v. n. To fall off, as hair VUlg cession. wtd W FE to perform this e from disease, &e. exercise. ennédy 2‘3@}5’\) INBW to punish by put- Tt ‘\p‘ T. B. N\NeF> wchu, See v, 0, tanw ting through this exercise, as a schoolmaster VI, C. \NES dche, See vws. does idle pupils. k | c. N 7?ji, s. A balustrade. Ufififlfgj to X c. o€, &8 dite, 9%, s. A natural Illt{tr Iy build a balustrade. spring or fountain. Y8 P g sign of a 0, ennwy V"lj‘ b, ANB #je, s. Aninsect that infests grain. spring @Rtk @3 the mouth of a spring. (hfl | W 176 enn b NS 2ea: 0. \NE3 wte, s. The fastening of each pair H. mnda;i vuda-batti, s. An aromatic of plough traces. el 03, ¥WE3B) 3 bul- pastille NT u%} =203 0 o, 0 ons w8 B D to 3'7 lock for the yoke. SREMES, el 257;\ a cord light it. i ownd wE AB, ewad g pastille- for inclosing plough traces. wéfifi#g& e éd stand in the form of a tree. AR, ow® Be2aW to inclose plough traces c. VB3 ddare, s A weed, Paspalum within a cord. [] nyitefo pilosum. Lo a swelling. 3. a great smoke. £, ezt @am or 83y to kill or expel by smoke, B fiméofi’), mn%i”)aédéi’ utle, utle-hara- te, Sec b, as rats in a hole. C. QBN Ro titha-beisu, See wwntinss, H. NG9, AN, NNTED wdd, idi, C. YWBNINB ddagina-gida, s The udd-banna, s. Sky-blue. @HTTOMRN \d oo name of a tree. to dye sky-blue. enTe w¥ g blue bracelef. BT o, LRI FwomdEY g blue turban. q 4nd v C. YVIONS udali-gida, s. A treeso cal- C. VD) ddu, v, a. To blow, as a wind in- led. fill v. n. To be- C. YT udu, s. A prop. 2. the pole or strument, fire with a tube, &ec. come swollen or distended. &wd V&), V=D e B V shaft of a plough. PRBY) TR, SNFRR) , R [JaUnta) 008 )T T3 O to blow off or away. 23, ¥WAE ¥Y to prop, to fix a prop. to charm away diseases from children by Do A. C. QB %udu, v. a. To eat; to drink; to blowing. wwdiego to become swollen. 2 take, as food or liquid. 2. to anoint, as the o) D n to blow, one’s self, a wind instrument. =? body with perfumes. QYRR to cause to eat, YWD g band to play on wind instruments. neal drink, or take. TY2TRRT it drank with VWD 32T5 4 wind instrument. QWD e, its. proboscis. Towded® to cause to take ey &4 YWTY FR¥S g hlow-pipe ; a tube used in blow- poison. idegt 0 ing a fire. NRTOF g% g horn, the mouth- er c. nd dde, s. The pendent root of the piece of a wind instrument. s TORW to after 1 banyan. learn to blow, as a wind instrument. (31¥5%s} S. W'fifio szhaml,, s. A married man. €0l to shew how to blow a wind instru- ol T. B. CNM, WNMS, NadIs, ned ment. PRTFONG, NATITHRTNG, LNTF2IR s orel SN T g gs do 8 iina, inate, dnaya, dpita, See wws. & g swelling kind of jaundice. JdH NLTI HUW C. QVeo0d, YN dpdki, ndkhi, swollen leg. vwng a swollen face, adj. Middling, not best. 8 2D, to swell more and more. 2. to walk rafty b along blowing. ©w@2 a swelling to rise. 9.1 4 = 0 8. QW3 dita, adj. Sewed, woven. Uz D to cause to swell, SRBE, NBTw(Hd b6 . QNIDeTdo dhta-niru, [vw] 5. Spring YWD the act of swelling. 2. the act of water. blowing. YU, to cause to swell. 2550 if bt €. VB ews, LNB Rwees, CNToB e cause to blow. QRLT Ba'; pot-bellied. (Ga8r] a3 25*%) (blown silver) pure silver. esdgco qU ©> dta-kilu, iita-gblu, dtu-kélu, [os 1 o] 5. A stilt. (33 L a walking stick. a swelling to subside. NRTY TR g w ALK = 1k i oy 3 Q2 to walk C. YN utdli, s. A person who speaks ing stick. ¥wd Sacsw, efwa&&e:j ¢ (0 disrespectfully. firmly. a3 to say distinctly or firmly i1 ol wWwd HBEN to hold tightly. ARTIRY to be- 8. NS li; 5 Preserving. 2 sewing, come swollen GWIT swollen. weaving. il 8. Y83 tibha, s 8. QUVY, NTID udha, itdhassu, s jits The bartavelle or An udder. Greek partridge, perdiz rufa. s. OIS, G0Z3B, VS0 dna, dnate, 0f ¢. BTy, LTy, YN33> dtu- inaya, s. Defect, imperfection, fault, kollu, sitikku, witidu, [sec] 0. a. To maim, injury. adj. Faulty, maimed, defect- inter, bury. enn i ive, injured. NS 0 g maimed hand. p o C. YUNBiRe 2itu-galla, s. A distended STery, wFEEn™ to become defective or m B cheek, maimed. YNF B, YwSs IRB to maim [ ofa¥ § 4 { Y SIVEAR S S\REF or injure. QWIT, a cripple. RIg injured oF, owd¥ the act of leaning on, penetrat- o sight. 23 e nITensod S Bwy, see that ing, &c., &c. et the tank does not get out of repair. C. QNT> 4urw, s. A town or village. T. B. wa)i, W&i? wbatti, wbatti- =8, a village tank or pond. 2. a raised seat ke, Sce dwwe. round a tree in front of a village. md)rio@a R, ¥ 807 the assessment of a village. ¥Ww C. QVRY, LRI hbu, tdu-hully, BT BB, e nBRD g vil- s. A long thorny kind of grass, used in mak- B 7R a Sparrow. lage street. @wHsyS g village festivity. o ing brooms. ©wws #3 g single fibre or spear 8, BT, YWBF S, ewT Ho3 yillage cattle. NNTY of this grass. oW S0g> the thorn with which it abounds. 3o the portion of a crop which falls to the YW T, kD these § i share of the cultivators. T WINRLY, NRTY thorns to stick to one’s clothes, &c. als 25900, NTRY, YWTRS a town gate, the chief C. VR wbulu, [vvryen] s, Chaff. entrance to a town. Vi o YRR IR, NLT séiéj €. QURD> wme, adj. Mute, dumb. oW [ e8) 8 ¢ to build a town; to found a colony. 9% a dumb person. ma‘oofioomu%a dumb 0B, TR =ID town’s folk. YVDITIH (A adulteress. TS dumbness. the procession of a town with an idol, AC . ol U\DOSJ’@Q? dya’]i, s. An adulteress. marriages, &c. &c. ennTwell, ewnd aa"z& a C, ¢ c. QNTE, GUBES, eNTE3, NDES ui- public festival. NRTRETY,, TRt DFY, ur, N RTREVD, nTe IR to make a pub]ic rati, urate, urute, rite, s Abate- W feast. ewdd, swdST g person belonging ment of disease, improvement in health, con- to a town. NRTNYE, ensBeon a fellow G0 valescence. 3 2. profit, advantage. aid, townsman. LWNTIE, NRTIF, YWNII 3 Wo- assistance, help. @W3EEH™ to hecome bet- (] man belonging to a village. ennBorer, ennTo ter. 2. to be of use or profit. LNTE IRB) See n¥ the open space in a village. NRTIOWE, to help, assist. 8 efuada;a’oé?, NRTOBNY mdasficoé?fi a village T. B. SANTM ?j?‘dfid, See YNWFRFY. Sl granted free of assessment. W3 LW, il Vi S. QTS Urw, s. The thigh. RS, GnT Fwodgd, LD TTRE) the ARITNF &), Bl C. QNT> Urw, v.a. To lean on, as a stick. limits or boundary of a village. 3. .to iix NIFT g 8 o 2. to plant, to stick in the earth. vwdwr i the front of a village. firmly. loge 4. to penetrate, as salt into meat, village hermitage. ®\o®Foain, LRRFeT g vil- vinegar into pickles, &c. 5. to strike root. 6. lage accountant. vwEronn g village barber. ) to affect, as medicine the system. v. n. To D) FoeTy WY, W TTW BT RV B Tow gy spring up, as water. FRRURD to rest on a B8 W$¢¥ though you go three times round lon, walking stick. QTR water to spring up. the town, still you must go out at the gate oA VIt D35 euwd medicine to take effect. [3M) sfi‘s (o3} (we must go to the proper authorities after t’\'v- salt to penetrate. ©wO FwFoto lean on one’s all). 4l self. 2. to spring of its own accord, as water. s. s zhja, s. Perseverance. 2. corpo- 0y 3. to penetrate as salt, &c. NNOFY,, YNROR, real strength. 3. the eighth lunar month, UnBOR), twOF R, swdrEy to pickle. 2. to in which the moon’s change takes place fix in the ground, to plant. 3. to sting, as a when the sun is in Scorpio. scorpion. @R e, ND Awreh a walking 8. e 3 zbjita, adj. Strengthened, stick. 3 vwd d% to fix the hands on the confirmed. 2. stable, permanent, abiding. ¢\? ground and thereby rise. Fouwd 0B Fngh ewnsdD to refrain from 2F3 3@ to confirm, establish. WEFETIT to stand firmly. to become established. ewer8aen gtably. Ry, 2. to be unsalted, &c. [3¥rYe] Sy leaning on. 2R% to prop. 2. to give something to lean 0. LNESE wrte, See vu-TE. St on eNRDI, NRTW, YR to cause to lean S. QNEDE Urpa, s. The space between the Védag on 2. to cause to penetrate, &c. 3. to es- eyebrows. 2. wool, felt, &c. 3. the hair of L3 NBTY o2 B 2. a ¢ tablish, fix. DT> Gy [Ja¥rkeM) wé’;s & fruit camels. NRTFED g woollen blanket. ram. mefap first mashed and then pickled. ©wo?, vw 3. a spider. 1 8 OFBF DNBD lefra S, QNEREYS, QWees IR Urndbha, egated lizard that expands its breast, and urpa-ndbhi, s. A spider. shows :a :constantly varying colour. S. ennzsgs- wrdhwa, adj. Aloft, on high. C. QWRTE, 83 usarallitana, s. Fickle- ol st YW FF36 an upright, erect body. YWTF ness, changeableness, inconstancy. %3, to lift up. VWRTFRS, CWNTHF Cwt® i C. R #su, v. n. To spoil, to become heaven. oty 783 high, lofty., @woFdE musty, as boiled rice, &ec. kept too long. Darl ‘one who has subdued his passions, oW gpoiled. @wIw food spoiled by keep- ty. ¢ S. QUIE wrmi, 5. A fold or plait ina ing. garment. 2. a wave. 3. spittle. VRS2 ziseyu, s. Rice grewing wild Isto or without cultivation. o) 8. 2VET urmika, s. A finger-ring. See also SNHF, the ch c. ema’r\ggo #ssanu, v. n. To sigh. S. U\DSJE"@) drmile, s. Lakshmana’s wife. C. YNBRSIS dhilyane, interj. of dis- like, disappointment or disapprobation. 8. LT D, NI urvashi, urvast, s. One of the celestial nymphs. S. QUTS dhe, s. A guess. 2. thought, rea- o i A. O. QYT drou, See vwd. soning. YW #&A&, YN TRR, NNRDW 9, n, o 7 To guess. 2. to think, reason. &w3 Fogo, C. YUTE, GNRLE, QVAET drsa, ] ons fl;rasé‘o, enndo %*v@go to guess one’s -self. ursu, ursike, s, Passion, anger, wrath. NI RBOR unima,ginable. NRZ é@gt&), enn ¥ pll”, QNTFAD to refrain from anger. % €t to seem, be thought, pelngi g fil C. LTS tvdle, See ooy, C. e 9uli, s. A weavers shuttle. 0 o C. QN9T, QVITE wshida, ushirpa, C. QUT ulika, s The litter called a See v, ] dooly. 8. U, YnR3T usha, ushara, s. IV C. Q'JU\/%?"/'\'v Zifig'a, s. ‘Service, work. 2. a g V& Soil impregnated with salt. meal. LRI, LRYRBII a servant. 2. a 8. eI oo ushana, s. Long pepper. 2 police peon. LWPRTIDY public servants or 7 il black pepper. 3. dry ginger. police peons. YWYR InD to do service, to 8. QUR, ushma, s. Heat, warmth. 2 serve. YWYAS, n¥N g female servant, @ closeness. 3. sunshine. YnH, T2 the hot 0,9 RBID very young servants, pages. season. YWT =Y hot water. C. QUQRA Zf_lz'ga, s. Items of different ac- | ge \\-,;\[bii morbidly heated body. ews,7ec» indiges- counts indiscriminately put down, and not tion, rheumatism. VW Z270 t0 become hot. entered under their proper heads in a journ- s al. oweR IRF jtems of account entered un- c. mna’dssg),) R mn"&da‘%(@o , QUVTRTY_, it the 1 der proper heads. sfies ¥ i3 QVTRTY, dsaravalli, saravelli, - C. QB> wUlidu, v. n. To bark as a dog or surulli, saralli, s. A chamelion, a vari- jackal. g a' " m_;l!i:; NG i"l}j 2N efl?‘hmé' D 1%, The seventh letter of the alphabet, row, contract debt. W FI g creditor. sounded as rew. OTTHF I, &i)mkc‘?fio a debtor, 90 8¢0% Bw Ny 3 il S. 90T rikku, s. The first of the four ¥ to pay a debt, to get one’s self out of debt. Védas. 2. an incantation. ahes S0, who BwcE discharge of debt. gl el ¥ 8. D& riyu, adj. Straight. 2. straight, s. 3 rita, s, Trath. 2. water. 3. glean- fhe ! metaphorically, as in morals. 3. cultivated. ing. adj. True. ol i ? p 8. Mo ring, s. Debt, sbe @93 to bor- S. D> rifu, s. A season, 8 WAD the 179 %' 1 b 8)73&@03 six seasons that make the Hindu year ; viz. 8. ".?}J)Di)\ rishi, s. A Hindu sage or saint . H P pefeteivitcAl Sprin g, N)e, 803 hot season, IR seven principal ones are enumerated ; viz. ¥ &0 the rainy season, 353,30 autumn, %Dce BT, ©8), WOTgR, DIYWE), 7ITH. BHTR, 3 winter, 32T the cold season. 2. the au. These saints hold in mythology an A ( menstrual evacuation. b= F38 g woman in exalted and mysterious rank ; in astronomy G her courses. they constitute the asterism of the Great Bear. 0B I8 fruitful, fertile, the producing in due season. 203 se)i a year. The 202 of a mantra or mystic prayer in the 0, o) védas, is the saint by whom it is supposed to s, 255)80%%’3%, M&ewI> ritwikku, ri- have been remembered or recited. (1 ) twijanu, s, A sacrificing or family priest. il Ikl X ey 8&53@% ri_sfiyaymi/fa, s. A moun- s. D riddhi, s, Abundance,plenty, wealth. tain in the Deccan, the temporary abode of dan Rama. o S. 55)3;53@153 Tibfill/fg]ld?lu, s. Indra. G S. INT rishya, s. The white footed ante- s. SR, 0FHoR rishya-shringa, s. The name of a horned sage celebrated in the first lope. 2. a fabulous beast like a horse, with A G, book of the Ramayana. three horns. 0, o 2. a star,a S. 9N riksha, s. A bear. 8 SN risle A bl or o constellation. G D Yy AR A A ARV VV VIV VV VIV VV VIV IV VVV Vv VN A, | W 79 ri, & lu, Qf) lit, The eighth, ninth and tenth letters of the alphabet, sounded as soft 7id, lu, Lii. No words begin with these vowels, and the use of them is extremely rare. They are represented by S o, 0 Ju, ow I, ho G G DN ANANAANNANNAANNAANANNANNNANAANAAAN A A ) [ lo oy ) €, The eleventh letter (fi' the alphabet R clined to give, says his hand is dirty (makes sounded as e in met. 2. a feminine affix ; as, Ofl‘e idle excuses) S30=0R @8 =&y do you covet TwxFo¥ g handsome woman, ©o33e3R g fe- I my leavings ? male who takes bribes, =w%3¢3, a procuress. g A. C. DO&D yentadi, s. A fabulous beast v the wife of Bramha. Ao, with eight feet. Sct»=0%3 Virabhadra, hav- A C. DOXY) yenjalw, s. Orts, refuse, crumbs, ing this beast for his steed. or remains of victuals. (Y 2. saliva, spittle. 3 C. D083, Dol3 yenti, yente, s. A secure whatever has come in contact with the Wl and strong band of straw which is put round mouth. All these are regarded as exceeding- of; grain for its preservation. ~o87EY, 0BT, ly impure, and this impurity is called ~o=e. A 208D to secure grain with such a bandage. 0=, rice left on a plate or leaf after eat- o7 So8ZeB 3 bundle of straw for this bandage. ing. 2o=dY g Jeaf-plate that has been used ~o8TOF straw twisted into bands. G, o) to eat off. 2o=S3) to remove the crumbs or \\’h@ A. C. D08 yentu, v. n. To vaunt, to ar- droppings of a meal. oRY JBRYY repeat- fvl‘ ( PAlor-~} rogate. ing the words of another, silly talking. A © 2593 g mouth not washed after a meal. o c. ol yentu, num. Eight. So¥Sk, o8 Why BORP, oV VAV orts, crumbs, on a plate. S, dokdes, Sotdeath eighth. H0EITEYE 0T one 0r} 20w adj. Refuse, impure. 2. of the spit- eighth. 20388 %3 3Y seldom, unusual, rare. 0y tle. 2domOm, doxW FD to make spittle. 2 oD FoR e, N0t BB, Hobd Boeds, 208 83 the Iy dotITTed eight to defile. a®,©3TB Y 20=W he who is not in- eight points of the compass. by A 180 00200 Do or st 2ot3873 gne who can sources of calamity. ways, as usual. ~odF wREE gebTe to-day, as usual. s vin ¥ do eight things at once. dob?wrFBo whenever, at any time. ), Wl Y. 0TIV yenda-mdvu, s, The mirage. IVERF - BoBes L&f\!a'r_aoé'fiolt‘b man can ne- hology A. 0. DoTW yende, s. Cow-dung. ver escape death. 33 M SedetonTun By astronony Fomd 2 %’figw entreating to remain al- e ot R C. 20%Tod> yendra-kdi, s. A crab; ways in his house. QOTR ra(evf)r} FRNT BN the sign Cancer in the zodiac. yern 8y 03T LTEF Fe3 the stupid fellow, who C. OB YEnnisu, See Sei, sl never read, sat down to it on the day of the C. DOLRWOR yenniirige, s. Sweet cakes, new moon (a holiday; proverb used of any ¢ e 0 . Am Uit made of flour, jaggory, split pulse, and car- one who attempts things unseasonably.) e} { aboled! damoms ; ghee and poppy seeds are spread Bweed3 what never happens or occurs. TwIn38 what was never made or done. on both sides before they are baked. 0 8, T C. DoT yenne, See >7,. G Joeo yendu, past. part. of >3 to say. in e VAR e v () Yennsi, See Sc3Ro. Having said. It is used as 07t in Greek, or as o inverted commas, or, ¢ that,” in English, to c. d03 yenta, See >o3. ), 3 sty mark a quotation of the exact words, or the . 903, oD, VoYW yenta, yentu, substance of what has been said or written ; yentali, See >oto. as, worlom BT he said, “they have A. 0. 08> yentu, pro. interrog. How ? o come.” TwgRom FERWTI he dismissed him, 020%e¥O how shall I tell? S02330xTwg how saying, “ go.” S§ZRNR ot FYTI “ where Q03BN will they bear it? 0308we how ? shall I go?” he asked. 839, doB) FETSY he D08FTVT (]rd a8 FR®T it cannot be by any means. called him, saying “ brother.” They how isit ? -08:& how can or will he give? A. C. 2003 yenna, See >3,. C. 03 yente, pro. In what way ? how ? C. ;JO:)D yennu, See 3% and SEANS C. D080z yententd, Great, high, su- C. doren, J0BINE yempalu, yempa- preme. 0BT Vo gAY :30%;@)03 EAGEN @ow 203N the important affair has been neg- li-gida, s. The name of a tree. lected and the trifle attended to. Sc8ose BR C. dodwsBRL yempdlddisu, v, q. To SO ©oBTRNE SYITy FoVY T BIOR TP persecute, distress greatly. 3333 when the supreme gods have an empty C. DORVTB> yemperi, v.u. To become curd- J gy (e offering, do the crippled gods obtain heaven led, as milk. (proverb, when great men are badly off poor men must be still worse.) C. Do), Noens yemba, yembuva, pres. rel. part. of S0, S, or I to say, 3 A. 0. d0BoRB yentendade, [@35705¢] That, he, she, or they which is, or are called. W, Jare As follows, lit. if you say, how ? dJ TesZon RN the boy (who is called) Rama. C. Dop yenthd, pro. interrog. What sort? STEHoW bap) ) &2 3, the punishment of hell. what kind ? what like? 208330 what kind '& g Wonvwlow =% the city (called) Bangalore. of man ? »0m3) what sort of thing. | p‘lf f ol 0. NOVTON, NoDTIN yembaddyi, AL Cs bobgoé’ yendinante, See under DOTV. yembuvadd{/i, verb. noun with 87, used i e 4 as o ; thus, 2B SoWRA B¥od he said, § bflflih o C. DT yendu, adv. interrog. What day ? when? ~oBw, dodR®, Sozcdrw always, ever, T shall come,” or “am coming,” or, that he would come. B oyl oWTOA TR for ever, everlastingly, perpetually, eternally. VI WBY f) :U{\JNOG‘\) ¥ oy AcdRTBR, HTWTR whenever ; on any day %082 8 “ he is a very rich man,” they say ; or whatever. doBwer, HodABR I know not when they say that he is a very rich man. " [T e or how long. »0d8 when ? at what time? C. oI yembuvadu, verd. qwfin, of ® on what day ? ~0%» and ~od7w» with a nega- 3%, The act of saying, the thing said. ST it tive, denote never ; as, 2007w Y never. N0 3% B)rF SowFc ©xBoFITTY IR is it not pride 8903 what day P ~odT TR, dobTeB ag al- to say “I am chief.” 7 »mk 181 — - 4 N — 00D N g putable, cross. 2. much, abundant. g d C. DO, cbfi_a_é yemind, Yemma, See tbdoé. S8y a disreputable man. C. DON, DO yemmi, yemme, See S C- bf&bfia yekkarisu, v. n. To mimick, G. DoWT yemmike, See 2272 mock, scorn. 0. DT80 yekandtemma, s, A pop- A Os bfié_@) yekkala, s. An elephant. ular goddess at Chittledroog. H. Qfgg—i’)’) yekkalle, adj. Decided, firm, » H. 9T 080o%B> yekardru-padu, o, g, 7 k4 JoBg a man of firmness or decision. To confess or acknowledge. 0. OF 53% OTRORY, Q%gjé)e‘é\raeé@-g E. 90, 0F T yekari, yekare, s. [Eng.) Acre. yekkalddjogu, yekkaldejdjo, s. A kind of chorus made by women in presenting of- i P . D33, afig 0BT, g yekalle, ye- ferings to a goddess. kallé-manushya, See 52,9, & A. C. T IB yekkavada, See 3%,3. e A. €. cbf"e? yekale, s. A stupid senseless C. T yelslcasa, adj. Vain, ostentatious, woman. conceited. %, %797 gdw. Conceitedly, boast- H. 533G yekd-yeki, adj. Sudden. 2 ingly. i 2T v, #. To become proud, os- speedy. 3. solitary. «%° S¥+E»A gdw. Sud- tentatious, or vain. C, A denly. 2. alone, solitarily. 8. speedily. b C. :b%%_'&’%%, o)f_&?\',’fig ye/cka-sa/t/ca, ne bfié_ ;I/e/clca, num. One. 2. a single man. by yekka-sakya, adj. Envious, malicious. T. B. 30 ye]c/fam, [%%] num. The unit, 2. peevish, unkind, disobliging. 8. jeering. * 0. the first place in ciphering. 7,83y I9® v, »n. To disoblige, behave un- chi A. 0. 0T 8 yekkati, adv. Alone, by one’s kindly, to be envious. 2. to oppose one’s G o) self. wishes, to be perverse. 3. tojeer. ~TEFL o | K 0 cbfiéréSK;J yekkatiganu, s. An =% g disobliging, envious, perverse, unkind 2. an envious ng angry passionate man. man. &fifi"flffi?fi EVAPECS) ajeer_ or malicious speech, a disobliging expression. C.o) H. Qfié’rfia@ 4 b%&% yekkatthd, yekkat- fly S TT TN IneeB v, . To speak ironically the adj. Convened, assembled. 2. combin- alr or jeeringly. 2. to speak in a disobliging ed, confederated, united. =STY? ebf;’,mo?\t%d manner. Wi the people are all combined together. [Sh1e] o 7,3 %N wob T they are convened together. T. B. OF( KO yekka-sara, s. One row of to b beads. 0. DTLB, bfiéfid yekkada, yekkava- %, da, s. A sandal or shoe worn by the lower AN, QED%?} yekkdla, s. Sport, play, fun. to fi3 orders. 2T Y W g pleasure or play ground. ing, C. DT VR yekkirisu, See 52,0%. Ju A.C. &fgio‘a yekkadaru, s. Weak or impotent persons. A. 0. OB R yekkisu, v. n. To approach. G 2. to praise. 3. to jeer or ridicule. ' . Qffi_@?@' yek/ca-ta’]a, s. One of the measures or metres in music. C. O ye/flcu, v. a. To ecard wool. 2. to A, dress cotton. >% R to card out. B %',é.# the T C. IT(TTY, M&@a@" yekkatdli, yek- act of carding. STy 3 g g how for dress- iy katdle, s Mocking, jeering, burlesque, ing cotton. ang| ridicule. dHITY IN® to joke, burlesque, L mock, jeer. . T yekke, s. A shrub, a kind of birth- wort, Aristolochia Indica. 0¥ %, a white A. ¢. OF(BwY yekkatila, adj. Sudden, sort. %, oW the berry of it. .,333 GO g !:.T)Q; hasty, quick. 2%, Be¥3Y adv. In haste, juice produced from it. >F, 50 the fibres A suddenly. of this shrub. 22, $33% g stone occasional- dng 0. T BNB yekkada-gida, See >3,. ly found about the roots of it in form like A C. Qfé'd ye/c/cara, adj. Low, base, disre- Ganésha, and supposed to render its posses- lg 182 03 5%, N2 T2 the swallow- sor very fortunate. %';’: & bx;\d@, 3375\'55' yeggarate, yeggar- wort filament. te, adj. Disagreeable, ufipleasant. T, A tbg%:g‘é_ yek]flek]f@, adv. Slowly, gra- A. C. 037\;\? yegga]a, adj. Much, abund- dually, by degrees. ant, profuse. ant A. C. DR yeggu, v, a. To peck, as a bird. C. DRE3, IRW, IReIONG yegachi, firm, ¥ yegache, yegachi-gida, s. The jujube C. A2 yeggu, s. Infamy, disgrace, shame. tree. 3. 18100, 2. reflection, reproach, blame, censure. P! C. A3 yegachu, v. n. To jump, leap, harm, injury, evil, mischief. 777 reproach- fully. 2. destructively. 3. shamefully. < bound. 5, Al 73 7™ to become ashamed, injured, &c. ST g ot C. OAED, IAD> yegatu, yegadu, adj. 8, a3 disgraced, reproached, &c. =7 & Pungent, disagreeable in taste, as medicine, @ to reproach with, throw in one’s teeth, &e. disagreeable. SNE Ind g disagreea- find fault with, blame. A3 one who ¥7§ ble, offensive expression. offends. 2. a censurer, upbraider. a?gfi ontatoty . dRZ yegata, s. Jumping. 2. mocking, unreproached, uncensured, unblamed, or un- Iy, b J d, o C. obfl‘ewe; yegatd_li, See ~@s3e. blameable. 27 353 to blame, disgrace, &c. il Uy C. DRTBET>, IR0 F yegadéhu, yega- C. QK?\B yeggudi, s. High ground, a slight ascent or rising. >y ® by e hill and dale. -qull baku, v. n. To ascend, or climb, on the buttocks. adj. Uneven, unlevel. «7® 870 32C uneven. palii C. OADRD yegarisu, v. a. To dandle a A. C. 057\),.‘)\@09 yegguli, adj. Bashful. 2. eprilg.* much, abundant. 3. stupid, dull, awkward, e U child, &e. have clumsy. s. 279 ¢33 awkwardness, clownish- ose OO C. ORT yegaru, v n. To abrade, wear ness, stupidity. 2. shame, bashfulness. off Jas gilt, paint, &c. ~R0F abrasion, wear- g%«;i:fi ing or chafing off. C. D&F o2 yechchambu, [»33 eow] s. , il An arrow that has been shot. 2 e C. OATS yegaru, v. n. To fall upon, to fly at another, to attack. 2. to rise in the c. :ba&éyd, beg’;b% yechchara, yechcha- Xprersiit“{. el il air or upwards, toascend. 2. to fly, as birds. rike, s. Warning, forewarning, admoni- bl S70 W¢% to fall upon a person with violence, tion. 2. intimation, hint. 3. circumspec- to assail, attack. 2. to spring or jump. 3 tion, caution, care, precaution. .)eafi:izéo, S 3 A to be arrogant, to give one’s self airs. AYate) ejsdum, méf@#o:’:amfio, N T, médmm, B je 10F o Ty, SN0 WE, SROB to jump up. 1D By dRBRR o be aware, cautious, on one’s guard, 03 . to fly away. SNTBD to refrain from attack- on the alert, awake, sensible, one’s self. Dh‘l“' ing, STTF, o737 he jumped. SRBIFD it 2 Inad, .,v;;d IR, méb:fo, ;)zét%gea’o, .,32;:’ i, Jumped. SN0, INIF, INWF, IRYF to B % to caution, tell, intimate, hint, put D FANWF cause to jump, fall upon, rise, fly, &c. in mind, forewarn. 7 ¥ 3% to beoff one’s guard, tolose one’s self. &7 TED, &7 TR i @ to let fly. 2 to be unguarded, uncircumspect. méda A. C. DR yegahu, See Sro. attention. Q22 B FRRY, ,)?;’363 #"R® to arrest AL T. OTOOR yegddiga, adv. Up and down, )l or call the attention. &% mfi@:g% % 3, Fo V14 above and below. 73R Sw@ to look above $° to give attention, be cautious. % b Fw p 0 and below, to view a person from head to foot. $° to give a caution, to challenge one another, T. A8 yegumati, s Exportation, as sentinels do. shipment. ATV FRB to export. ANOTE f pirl C. 2832 3/607107m, v. a. To shoot or dis- a8 exportation and importation. pve charge, as an arrow, to throw, cast. s % G B A. C. 937/\)\&7\’ yeggadiga, s. A passionate % R, 2 F, 38 R, the act of shooting. (& s p ¥ angry man. 2. a chief person. & ™ to cause to shoot, &c. »2 j= » 83 to be shot, o INEENCRS (48 A. 0. :575\253 yegganu, s. A dolt, a block- as an arrow. ~% 9B to throw away. h < a ol ad %3 an arrow for shocting. p 18 (@8] o) 0T Nt LS &, €. e3> yechchu, Seec == . dBo 2630 to take possession of a place, to (¢ Q30 occupy reom. 230w R o leave a place. Koo «bé@ 08> yechchdtu, s. The Cham- ! FoP% to obtain a place. ~B7WEY to take paca flower. home. See o3, b c. 03"; yeya, s. Ahole. %, Fwda to bore C. 0BT yedaku, s. Trouble, difficulty, a hole. il 2%, IND, 2,3 to make a hole. strait, dilemma. i C. O&F, I8F> yetaku, yettaku, A. C. BRI yedaganu, s. Auscless man. o N | v. a. & n. Toreach. s¥% FaFh, dBE Fagh, o8 C. DBAY yedagu, Sees¥n. 1Y \ +0 #figo to reach of, or for one’s self, to stand BT IINLF 0. DBRIDFED, yedagudi-kattu, . a. e on tip-toe to reach something. To pinion. SBRR g pinion. @ that is out of my reach. SVTITORw gg (/) far as can be reached. ~8F S to peep c. 0557?@&535 yedagoltu, adj. Obstinate, LB standing on tip-toe. insolent, ill-behaved, rude. &zr’w&%fi adv. 4 Obstinately, rudely. ~BHe 33 obstinacy, an, P, B. oségso% yettave, [©3] s. The eighth lunar day. rudeness. fror Y 3,2 to c. OBez yedacha, adj. Left-handed. R c. obéfgs yetfiu, v. a. To reach. cause to reach. 83 (8] (o)) C. DBID ye(,la-tacli, s. Hindrance, imped- h\V 8,3 out of reach. e iment. the to be out of reach. % #\@ga to reach one’ self. 8%, SMF the act of reaching. 3 €S i} S A c. 3T, dTBHT yedatara, yedatha- % to put within reach. @ to put up ana ra, adj. Middling, inferior. JBSTC AB g by reaching. 38 3 S2@ to spy, to peep a pat tree of the middle size. AYetctera) 5(6 a ]nid- i standing on tip-tee. JBETT TS dling sort of female garment. Iove c. Q&&%J@fidfioa yetta-hodeyu, . . 35 a man of mediocrity, a man of the mid- To roll or flatten sown land, by drawing over dle stature. Pedg it a large bamboo mat, weighted with large C. OTBSONG y@ddtd?‘i-{/i(l@, s. The shrub g stones. SoDadtip, @EeEain to loosen the soil MUNOSA Cinered. o) Jo after a heavy fall of rain. 3 0. ABBIT g/eda—ttfit'?(, v. n. To frequent, to go and come frequently. foring C. 05’3(%325 ?/e.tfifmm, s. Obstinacy, refusal, opposition, severity. C. DTTEY, BT yedardli, yedard, (, LY i adj . o)% yetle, [£%] s. A morbid heat. s. A foe, opposer, adversary. biily cruel, severe. C. BT yedary, s. Difficulty, strait, trial, tafy o (3 ° a C. OB yeda, adj. Left. ~3¥3, 2373 the trouble. 2. an untoward disposition. Uiy left side. B, SBIEFTY on the left. ST close place, where there is neither shade nor Mfenn» 20 left and right. 37 the left hand. A water. 4. poverty. adj. Narrow, confined. Dflm Ly 73 v the left-hand caste. B 729303\)31' a left- C. OTTd yedaru, v. n. To stumble, trip. g i, handed person. IBRIO WS B FooB WoB BT stumbling. of the f he came holding his life in his left hand (in C. BT yedaru, v. a. To fall upon, assail, Q‘mnrir; the greatest alarm.) ~33c% the left side. 2 fas attack. v. n. To ascend, rise, fly. NBTOF “aap, \ R the left thigh. SBIND to turn backwards, as having fallen upon, &c. W a wheel. 2330080 g shell whose winding is (.} ey to'the left. >3 IVWT g woman’s cloth put C. OZRE e, yedar-gédi, s. Ganésha, the remover of impediments, £, “\‘ffiz over the left side of the face. 2333 g mode NG of walking with the left side foremost. gy c. Qd‘éé&é, T3 3, yedavattu, yeda- 2wt g kind of sight in which the eyes in- vatte, adj. Not above mediocrity, middling. L nwt cline to the left. 2. dull, stupid, not sharp. 3. bad. 4. ad- & L, M C. N3, dTo yeda, yedam, s. Place, verse, untoward, unkind. S :«;;5‘33& 39 ~ an it SBOFTW i, fa abode, situation. A. 0. Well, good. *indifferent work, a work not well executed. ) ; @ to give a place. 2. to give place, to allow. B, SHI0S s a man not above mediocrity. " Q | & - 4 B 0O X C. OTY, AT, NINFTwYd yedavy, c. 05?655, bd& yedda, yeddu, [#3] adj. yedahu, yedavi-kollu, v. n. To stumble, Dull, stupid, thick-headed. %33, 3333, tl trip up. 2. to strike or knock against. N3 Sm b stupidity. B, B DRy, a:szga%?o D WP to stumble and fall. MBI, SBIF a blockhead, dolt. B8, 2B g stupid wo- ol man stumbling. SEICRE to put a stumbling- S w% a dull understanding. %" block in one’s way, to trip up. SEJT g trip, stupidly. it stumble. 3.0 Q%fif% yeddavane, adj. Pleasant, agreeable. C. NBTARBII yedi-hodiyu, v, a. To Bl weed the first time. 0. DERTed yenamani, s. A mecklace C. T yede, s. A place, abode, residence. worn by childrer_l, partly gold and partly it corals. 2. room, space. 3. medium, void, interval. { 4 distance. 6. road. 7. C. DT yenisu, v. a. & n. To count up, 5. midst, middle. aim, butt. 8. time. adv. ‘When. SBARER calculate, reckon. 2. to think, suppose, be- lieve, imagine, judge. 3. to esteem, regard, from place to place. Mgfwg% NERROB Ly 7, 3BBRB to travel, roam, wander. QB venerate. o3 #@3{,’0 to reflect or revolve in one’s mind. 2. to count, reckon, think, or & wandering. 2BBRETY untimely. 2. in ek believe for one’s self. 23T BRAD incalcula- the middle of the day. SBVET incessantly, ble, innumerable. HFF;SwoBANTTS FSIJp0 uninterruptedly. ~E0ET separate, distinct, (]a?hflr apart. o3 agd without room. 2. without BemFD God’s thoughts are not as man’s a path, way orroad. 3. without opportunity. thoughts, or, man plans in one way, and God plans in another. 230 3@ to number. B il SBER™ to hecome apart or separate; to EE) move aside. €438 SnTB to speak without thinking, speak ~EEA geparately, distinctly. SESBRAD inseparable. 2. it cannot be esca- disrespectfully, e ped or missed. »3c33 with intervals between. C. DT yenike, s. Calculation, the act of s >BABHYA in a place. adj. Great, much. 333;5 calculating. 2. thought, anxiety. 8. regard, 68 oHFoSBARBS without submitting to right. esteem. 4. opinion. 5. hope, conjecture. exg fEmenied when in the extremity of suf- ¥ 0¥y a man of distinction. Yok %-’_3 1 el 16 fering. R, 3e3F B 32D to succeed in one’s inten- tion, or plan. - 88332 F3 32 hope to be il C. OB yecle, s. A leaf-plate. 2. an offer- drd fulfilled. 232 B, 33TBOTY to deliver ing. 3. presents of raw materials to brahmans the number. 263F 9y countless. 4] at a funeral, and on the anniversary of de- iy ¥ ceased ancestors. B BDFT to present an C. DT yene, s. Likeness, similarity. 2 ) 4 offering. 2% Fw@ to make a present on fu- proportion, adjustment. adj. Equal, like. Iu\dl ! S8 ag not equal. & Ay without compare. neral occasions. >3 /Ty, 3B R to place a ol 2857725 I have not seen the like. DEBTREE T leaf, as at a meal. 2. to place apart a portion \! o, M =88 I know not any like him among the of the food, to be eaten only in case of the quantity on the plate being insufficient. 2B living. FaRsB) to compare, equal, vie with. RaEaemo (53 Fah 2etm) to spoil the offering C. DFWVY, STRWB 1Y, yene-pil- and run away, as Krishna did that of the le, yene-gonda-pille, s. A child sucking cow-herds. when its mother is pregnant. it i A. C. DTG0 yeneya, s. A friend, compan- c. bz?i?&ié, o)t??\’éS& yede-kattu, ye- SR g female friend. de-gatiu, v. n. To gather, as pus. ion, acquaintance. e A. C. RSB yene-vakki, s. The ruddy A. C. OB g/ede-ga'la, s. Ruin, mischief. I goose, as remarkably attached to its mate. I (l A. C. DBRE, yede-gedu, v, n. To pros- C. OT3_yenpe, s. Oil. TILE, $ >, =8 trate, fall down before. ¥7%, common castor oil. OB ZCEHF, WYY =2 A. 0. DB yede-ydta, See under >3. m%a £ , B, ®0dE, SYTYEE pure castor e &, &3 oil, used especially as medicine ,for young c. &z?fié% yedevattu, See 53 185 Z N NIGHN 3, 30} ¥ A children. 81 HF Tamp oil. % 4 j A w)m T. B. 033 yetana, See ©3. o3 =R gingillie oil. ©g ¥ L' ) a good sort of gingillie G. 28 yetz', See @28, oil wots 78, 80007 7% an inferior kind Bwort SF c. o)i, o)_??’_oé, bi@o yetta, yettal, of gingillie oil. ¢ 9’ F3RSEB. ol yet talu, adv. Where? which place? 23 made from the Geledupa roborea. VN3 ST =3 which side ? which place ? a3 &7 whi- linseed oil. WIS »73, WeDTFZ, margosa oil, &0 ther ? 3, 28 w9 8 03nes whither are you jour- Towd F, BoNSTF cocoanut oil. = ) o, A 523 neying ? 28 &8 w every where. olive oil, made from the Bassia latifolia. To 28 whence? of wherever, wheresoever. o8 7% oil scented with sandal, YR > WWITY T, from whence - ~0D 9 n what place ? gingillie oil scented with jessamine. did you come ? 33 0TIV RBcETo he =7 the same scented with the Michelia said, whence is it ? Qid 0B, -bi@c’d from (, chaqnpaca. 03(?.3 HeF, As’é 6@@0?5&\)(5, .br?? CQ%'-'Q&, whence ? ~€» RTB inexplicable. 23, 8w(83 :.rj"g WB to put on oil. HEY BeYR a7 Bw F930 g word the derivation of which cannot () s to administer castor oil to children. SF be traced. 3wy what does she know ? RN, 7 €Wt to take out oil from a mill. 1 O, TE, P SRR, 383 to rub oil into 0. DB RO, 05_5_07\’23 yettagadi, yetta- the head ; to apply oil to any part. <73 &3 g (lde, adj. Contriving, scheming. 2. clever, or 8% to rub oil on the joints, &c. »F S skilful. s. Skilfulness, cleverness. 2. scheme, f 8 Fugd, o BY F4H to anoint one’s self device, 3. excuse, pretence. o3, RBAEhS, 53, with eil. =% 1b, 37 =T, 7f DI, the ##m0 a schemer. 2. a clever man. ) ti sediment of oil. o7 FIND g fetid smell of 8 18 83 he contrived a good scheme. I burnt oil. SF 3%, SF I to boil oil. » T, B. 05_393 yettana, See H3,. 4 AT &0 @ an oil-mill. &7 ™R, SFF DS an i c. o)'id, o)ida yettara, yettaru, adgj. oil man. &% €3 the gumminess of oil. High. s. Height. >3 8523 high, lofty, Car o7, ¥wd il to float, as on water. S IR a prominent, tall. wE \g bullock load of oil. -Bf‘*a;a wg o, arjr;a %%fi a C. DT &0, 95@30 o0 yettdna, yettd- A¢ large skin oil bottle. 2. a brass oil bottle nam, adv. Where? which place? 32,63 sl used by palanquin bearers, &c. 7 SEAS whence ? of what place P G 72,7 3 boiled rice mixed, by the poor, in oil c. 053_3_0, 0;8_0 Tws yettu, yetti-kollu, instead of ghee. ~@n 3B Swro a shining J 3 v.a. To raise, lift up. 2. to take or assume, countenance. Qfigd%”o a mortar for making oil VI JTA PRl (SO as a form. 3. to extract, as words from a t N o7 33 Le has a- book, or items from an account. BN 2R thlo nointed you well (he has completely deceived to lift up one’s self. &= to cause to lift up. G you.) &%, BY@ todrop, as oil on any thing, o7, ey, B>, AF B 9B ., g, To drop oil I8R, 28#F, a3 ¥ the act of lifting. N8 T gy on any thing. »8 @ to lift up, as a burden, and lay it on a Ju cart, &c. 8 JekB), to lift up, as the eyes, g c. obf%fiozg yenne-gempu, s, A very dark red. and look. 2. to lift up and examine. 23, ag’ EVAT G 5% to sing loud, to raise the voice. c. o).,c‘%ca)zjfigfaofia yenne-badané-kdi, aiu 0rg &3 to upbraid, throw in one’s teeth. s. A species of brinjal. Bw» to enter from one book into another. 0 8 TT to put up. 2. to take away, sepa- aldlt c. b'sj;‘afioma%o yenne-manuku, s, An > oil soil or stain 2. the smell of oil. rate. 3 %BWW to reach® and take. »g () Ay to raise up and let down. 38 8:33 what C. &R\0> yenbaru, s. Tight persons. Yed cannot be lifted, 28 WD to remove. ToT A.C, Qma@ed yen-bhuja, s. Vishnu, as hap J3 WD g family to remove. ToR) &8 WD an having eight arms, 0\ Y army to march, troops to move. AE! fl&, NER A0 o)'{fa_gé(fiasfi yen-meiyava, s Shi- ¥3 the measure of a man’s reach, equal to fug va, as having eight forms. the height to which he reaches when cleva- Gl C. DERD| yensu, See et ting both arms, with the fingers extended. Jey 186 0d O 3 9, BT o8 Fo® BagRd to take away, carry off, steal. . 05601%9 yedardli, Seeunder S7%. T2, DWER, to lift up. J[IB, to as- . IBY) yedavu, |8, w8 and L] sume a form, take a mask. BITBY, o get a il v. n. To be opportune, fitting, suitable, ready. good name, become great or famous. Se08 i FRHETDIFAFY to hit just the right time. %) yomiting to come on. Fal, 33, to be Ljit STDZ to make opportune, &ec. relaxed in the bowels, %:® %35 to be purged. 0. OO yedi, See 3. ‘]prr 8333, to recover from depressed circum- stances. T8 IBBW to walk fast. 2. to T. B. STTISCT, B3 yedu- ¢ U be carried away by the stream in fording a kulésha, yedu-kula-vira, See <vs. thene river, NER A, 3E BB to raise and throw. C. BT, ATT, AT é/edm'u, yeda- R0 | 1 ru, yediru, s. The front, that which is il c. ob?jjo yettu, s. An ox or bullock. @ 330)3&, E@f&dfi%}g, BRIT &3:)0 a ploughing opposite. 2. presence. AT0IY before, in OX. 72 &8 g hullock that runs in a car- presence of. 8. a parallel or comparison. 4. pul riage. ok 38y g cart bullock. o0 Q@}L a opposition, resistance. DO, WD adj. How riding bullock. zT3 23, «zfim‘%zs >3 g sad- Opposite, opposing, adverse. QD B yer- ye!la dle bullock. B3 a3y, BFSray, BIra), bal opposition. 2. a counter argument. 3. , dl a bullock of hurden. TWBLL, Fed > g an echo. ANTVBY, JFTTIWW 1o oppose in SChP'C"f: forage bullock. 28 I3, 28) 7T, I8 T AT g argument, withstand, contradict. 270D, Swg oAy *: bullock man. 3, m3e3, 38T mIS 5 rope @, SIBF @B t0 ook forward to, expect, look 1 0 to which oxen are fastened. 053_\)‘ DR t0 un- out for, anticipate. ST, BOR, STTY WK, loose a bullock. %), T38cTd FaY,RcO w03 STOVFYY, SWBOT to resist, oppose, contra- “the bullock has calved,” one says; “ then tie diet, ~TTHRAYS, amm‘argp to advance, to him up in the stall,” he replies (proverb of a meet out of politeness or respect. 2. to ad- Uy o) vance in battle. i B ! careless government, that makes no enquiry.) 3. to advance mutually, as b, 28 T FRUR, 28T In¥A 3 stall for oxen. the relations of a bride and bridegroom, prior 4. tobecome A. C. 053_30 oRwews yettungdlu, s A to the celebration of marriage. yett 7 [ sharp pointed arrow, one’s self opposite. B Fw¥D to cause ) o parties to meet, oToT VWL to meet. VBoBD C. 3RV yettugade, Seo 5370, s3,73 W, BTLOWD to advance against opposition, by 233, to scheme, attempt. as a fish against the stream. STOR gdw, asslls before, opposite, STOCAB), STIAFRE), IDAFEY C. O33R yettu-gallu, 5, A stone to set in front. ST, DTN to become ; fromi thrown from awall on the head of an enemy. opposite, or fronting. STOB), HBOB), IDEY, o i . 033935669 yettuvali, s. A collection of to place before. 2. to spend money in recov- :](] money ; collecting or gathering money. o);‘é_oa R ering a debt or property. ST B, T I A, AHIY InB to collect or gather DFBR, DIRFI), ST F%wB g contradiction. it money. MDSIwFNo g face not averted, TP, STTIY fhe un e £ bé’@gé yettole, s. A moveable stove an adversary, antagonist, one of an opposite or a chafing dish. STTY WD front to front. QTTW B party. 2o to bhecome front to front. i QAJ C. ATT20NEI yedagditana, s. Cow- Q:\)T:QS FQ D BoBR, STBFOBR Oflflotm ardice, courage failing, an echo, a response. ¢ to oppose, contradict. C. TR, DTOR2, DB0ORI, TBATWRY) SBTIA BT to go ) out and meet, as an enemy, &ec. ¥L¥D =ITR L/ PP i yedagu, yedugu, yedungu, yedayi Sttty what resistance can there be from I kollu, See >33, the rest (when he has overcome the most b ol Al C. NBAIT, STAD yedagude, yeda- powerful ) ST F¥ to ask one question in ) i gudi, See under »2. reply to another. Lo/ fl C. NTNTTF, ol ]1 XTT yeda-badaka, . Qdadoi}d yedur-uttara, s, Opposi- J el v yede-badaka, s, Cowardice, timidity. tion in argument, reply. g Pz 187 % o0 Ne; C. 8T, IToTeFe&s yeduru-vali, A, 0. OJNT> yenibaru, pro. How many persons P g/eduru-chz'.tu, s. A note of hand given for another that is lost. 0. O ye7li$2l, See under, 05?30‘;;- C. DBY yeduvu, See >3, A. 0. QR yenisu, See STy C. OB yede, s. The breast, hosom, heart. C. O3> yenu, See >3- 2. heat, courage. STDRB) g rib. OB BB G cb;% yene, interj. Mode of calling to a female. G =%, PoF the breast to sink in from sickness, &e. TRl R courage, boldness. T W& Fw A. C. 05355353 yeneyanu, s, A husband, €9 to beat the breast from sorrow. AYal 83% a lover. ST g wife. I Ee¥E to bury up to the neck, as a punish- 3 i C. OB:Q yenna, [33] pro. Me, or my. 3 ment., O3 IR, AT VTF), ST %«zf;g.’, @r:m{; 04 S5 me. T3, T T mine. 2R TR, Aoy the heart-burn. *Z»3 to be inclined. N %y my master, my lord, my hushand. 3%, =3 ]Jéfl S0 T it inclined. ST TTF g breastplate. B with me, to me. ~3 8 by me, near me. 10 T VP, OB VB, B 2,BB, B FTD courage -9 S,¥3¢ not in my power. 0o to fail, to become a coward. O #;U&, T C. D0y yennu, [¢5]v. a. To say, tell, F0oIW to strike the breast with the hands. s. speak. o7 to cause to say, &c. 2. togive 8t Pain in the chest. OB BRBE), SBRRT to be STTRED out or pretend. SHFAEL to cause to say of ol bold, stand up to, evince courage. 3 one’s self, or for one’s own advantage ; to get 8¢ Jedn to walk courageously, ~Tretd dep to one’s self called, to obtain the name of. 2. to o stand boldly. 378 (heart-boiling) courage. pass for. & ms;:m Sczi*@sz@ 0T IN Fr0o G 2. violent mental agitation. ITRBBRRY o L e B that man passed fora mighty hero. % become courageous. 2. to become agitated. A~ STIVTE the hollow of B3 D wavsqr.) Sotidy » BB that dolt passed §py DTRIDTTA boldly_ for a scholar. the breast, pit of the stomach. ATRRWT g, g coward. 2. a deceiver. d87HwNTESI cowardice. c 05;‘23543) yeppatiu, num. Seventy. Gy 2. deception. 3 'L)é"fi", JVIBH a covvard. 1) AoC QB‘ED&S&) yebbattu, v. a. To persuade, STFRW, SBASF pride, arrogance. QBT g, prevail upon. 2. to drive. C. o) bold or courageous man. 3 &I palpita- w0 C. N YR yebbisu, yebrisu, tion of the heart. ST IN0EY to labour, fag causal of 5%, to lift up. 2. to rouse, awaken, Tnye hard. % F008) T3, IR® to labour with- cause to rise, make get up. ®er 3¢, to cause lap out rest. STTLE, STZRB) to be courageous, smoke to ascend. ZS@%”V,EJK’O to raise the dust. 0fg valiant. >3 83 to be impressed upon the FATEY™ to provoke, excite anger. t\\{)\‘ mind, ®VI¥ TwTo B S8 her form having 0. 35T, SWTF, DT yemake, yemi- S[‘pap been impressed upon the mind. ke, yemuke, s. A bone. G v C. o\‘)% yedda, past. rel. part. and 3rd. Ny per. sing. past tense of H¥0. A. C. O, P> yemma, yema, pro. Our C. ) ) métfa, A a’oé o ours. C. T yeddu, See Uf%. mfllu C. DT, ,R yemmike, yemmige, C. O3 Q%)JJ yeddélu, v. n. To wake up, rise. 0, o s. Pride, insolence, arrogance. LY T ¥ InD to awaken, rouse. > C. D> yemme, s. A female buffalo. < Gy o T. B. o)zsaoggcsaog yedwd-tadwd, See o 3, Fweer a male buffalo. 3, (T a buffalo by TR 8T s o calf. SR TED g young buffalo. D §INTY 469 A. C. O3 yena, See >3- refuse put aside for a buffalo to eat. SEAS VR A. C. I yenaya, See s, oW buffalo’s milk. 3y, 83y, (buffalo’s bro- A. 0. IR yenasu, s, A dumb man. ther) a stupid fellow. Yerg] A. C. o th& ARES g/em'fu, pro. How much? & A. C. o)dJ)JZS) Yyeyya, s. A procupine. 9 232 as much as there is. S0go a porcupine’s quill. fim SJTIy to say o how much. c. =8 yera, s, The jujube or country goose- R W 188 00 R15te) ] berry. 2. (383) a thing borrowed. 3. other. ¢, DTY yeravu, s. A thing lent or bor- 30T fruit of the jujube tree. rowed for temporary use ; accommodation. 2 o difference, distinction, variation, other, dif- C. T3> yeranchu, See S8, ferent. 2T FeBs to lend; to accomodate A. C. OTT, JT0F yeraka, yeranka, with any thing. o8 Fow, FwEODY there is S Fondness, love. 2. kindness, mercy, ~T#% no difference between father and children. B T2 to endear. 9 o fod TR others, strangers, aliens. & persons C. DTF yera/ca, adj. Molten, cast, as me- who borrow. 2t 3203y aloan is not wealth. tal N0F BRdh), TFETEW to pour melted shad ST %@gb to borrow. %) 9B to make a metal into a mould, &e. STFFUT molten distinction, to make a difference ; to separate. work. T 27, a molten image. | T RITTDT my living is another’s; or, I C. OIBWYd yera-kollu, v. recip. To live by stealing. bathe one’s self with warm water after a- 0. OB, B0, OB, VB yeri, ye- I Y nointing with oil. riyu, yere, yereyu, » a. To pour out, C. DTA>, NTOR yeragu, yerangu, anoint. 2. to beg. s. Black earth. 2. (2 s. A bow, obeisance. 2. conjuration. 3 %)) a worm for fishing. 3. the food of wild AL stupefaction. V. N To bow, prostrate, do beasts or serpents. o fofs 2020 to pour out wa- , fogit obeisance. 2. to fall upon, spring upon, ter NOFIO00W, ATF? 29BN to pour melted o seize, WITE T, FTOATM, ?a\{;\dm to bow metal into a mould ; to cast, asiron, &c. N o (] down at one’s feet. 8Fot’TES he brought water and poured it TOY\ C. 0T2F> yemchu, ¢, . Tosprinkle. 2% out S8 Foeay, S0 Fv, o8 B black earth. T3 to sprinkle water. SBWW o cause to ~8 ©wi¥ great millet grown in black soil. oo, ¢ sprinkle. 0% R to sprinkle of, or for C. JToWo yeru-pdlu, s . A farmer’s It }‘fli&'] one’s self. portion of the produce. c. TeFes yerachalu, 0. O3 yere, s. The talons or claws of a bird, i s. Driving, beating rain. A. C. QB> yereya, s. A husband. 2. a ] pfii[\l&\ C. DT g/emdu, num. Two; two things. paramour. 3. amaster. ~ToHTRSE, 253T STBI3 D the second. 0B e twice as why does not my husband come ? !/ebf{§@'= i much, 2. two natures. ~8@ 2FTF0 a preg- c. Q_f)j, 059539 yerri, yerrz’-l;irri; i nant woman. P () i ~TB et two sixty-fourths Madness, insanity. 29, T2 g mad dog. of a pagoda. ST WAGY 9. %, (to think e two ways)to betray. 2@ to become severed, C. o)é’) yerre, s. A worm for fishing. I separated. A. 0. BT yerde, See % and =3. ;‘.g yé;hf" A, C. OREBR> yer-padisu, See H3razs. C. DTB0EN3 yeradumbe-gida, s. The name of a tree. C. YT yerpu, See ST A. il C. DT yerapu, v. a. To bathe. 2. to C. ONERD yervisu, See M. make obeisance. TIE they bowed. v. a. (9%) to AL G 059 yerri, s. Thread. it C. TR yeram, . a. To pour out. pull, draw. yf!}lfiid S. An ox or C. 0TS, TG yeral, yeral, s. Braided A. C. T & yerrtu, (s3) hair. bullock. pufilh il & b fa) A. C. I8 yeralu, See >vdh. A. 0. OBLE ?):30 yerr-pattu, num. Seventy. e C. ¥ yela, interj. Mode of calling to a P c. 33, MTY, N yerale, yerale, ol ~TeS R man. 2. manner of expressing surprise. il yereli, s. An antelope or deer. fil C. DUTSIE D) & the moon, said to have in her body the yeluche-hannu, s. Fruit form of a deer. #0 8¢ g black deer. < N o of the jujube tree. e Forid a woman with deer’s eyes. c. QUBTF yeladike, See 53 2%, A. C. TIZ> yeravanu, s, A boggar. A. C. OO, Qu3> yelar, yelaru, s, Air, g ity 189 N o)@wo# 0d 30539 wind. 2. (V) aflower. 3. love, affection. c. 03_83 g/ele’, interj. of surprise. 2. calling 200% (lotus-born) Bramha. JQVRFFD fire, to an inferior. the friend of the wind. U, SUDER g A G 0337\’35 ® yelé-guddali, s A hroad serpent (feeding on air.) 2v=rg, the sky, or guddali or spade. wind’s path. SVDAIZ R0 Vishnu, reposing on a serpent. VDI Garuda, the ene- c. obc'%, ofi@cpo, cbég)'@ yella, yelld, yel- lavu, s. The whole, all, every thing. pro. my of serpents. N Jle e Evatonhl Shiva, having All adv. Completely, wholly, entirely. B a serpent for his bow-string. °3EJC~>!’3?35° Ga- &7 #3 every where, on every side, in all parts. nésha, having a serpent for his garland. 1Y) SFYn the ascending node traversing the YT, YL, 352D mas. and fem. all. STE, heavens. 2830038, Mg @R as the world says; as A. C. DRI yelarchu, v, n. To blossom. every one says. 2Ty TR all to collect 2. to revive. together, the whole to assemble. 53 Y 4 I7es all things. C. DYV yeZczla, interj. of calling or sur- i prise. c. 9%05)v’ NJ) fi/a_é yellamma, yellam- (§p] $ mda, s. The name of a goddess. agoa’ozd C. DU yelcwa, s. Silk cotton, Bombas 0 T black silk cotton., ©2 R a basket in which offerings are present- 1 heptaphyllum. ed to this goddess. og3%T B3, the judg- 1 o33 BAD the silk cotton gum, ments supposed to be inflicted by this geddess. C. 2D yela’, interj. of calling to inferiors. g3, SwE e the followers or devotees of this tl C. OV DY yeliba'la, s. The name of a goddess. Wi game. €. UTETTR, SO TTw yelyddari TJ! C. 002, VUIY, L2 yelubu, yelu- yellddarid, See under >3- bl vu, yelabu, s. A bone. 0, C. 9 yelli, declinable adv. Where? in C. Q@O yele, s. A leaf, the betel leaf. &% © which place ? SOR, 29nw whither ? to what Wh o) 2% hetel-leaf and areca nut. S ©aR & B place? RS ©FIY what a difference there [} g to take betel. ©\¥3 adgleaf-plate. 53¢ is between him and you! SRR, YBeK, A 2% g plantain leaf. 3$IS, 23S hetel leaf. dCwg], 380 I know not, or I am in doubt, D )h 23 8wt g betel garden. g 3‘%\3, S} @Sé& where, 2§E3T3R, U TTR, F&2 T1EL where- A, a plate for keeping betel in-. 2873 g betel soever, any where. 2. by any means. 8¢, gy seller. S8M8F g female betel seller. oG w8 Y DY, IQNT, 3T T of what place ? where iy the betel creeper. 25t ¥33) hot leaves applied s it ? 2SI of what place are you? oy ¢ to alleviate pain. 2. the stem of a leaf. AT g TdrosT how far? how long? DGR, el Boow, Tk ekl the stem of a leaf, 3 Fw >3 9w every where. 3§ ag, Qv BY, LY oy to gather leaves. a8 e g cluster of = 299 no-where. ~§3 where is he ? of what wE2 3 fy betel leaves, &c. S5t ~C Gy ~Tg 25.?}, 25 BT >93 neut. where are these, or, place is he? hfl\ I a bullock load of betel leaves. QSR Mg A, D whence are these? YT, HQTT where 1S iy &t oo g duty levied on betel. RIS i) it ? 2808 whence ? IR IR, AT g FH, Ay the fibre of leaves. 0T BrB Y, oS Fp3 T, 9t 393 what sort of an expression is that? (uapg &k Bo2 g bundle of leaves. oG TFoowy, A35% DI, 2 whence is it P thing, %33 a small and dangerous serpent found in L v, the tender leaves of plantain trees, ~S¢ wz¢ c. 03?)0 bg@)q’&&féj yelle, yellé-kattu, s. a very tender leaf. B NEON, TR Fegd, o A limit or boundary. g 2o a boundary Uy stone. Sk 30F a betel store-house. ~S] ©ona g hetel S DTRF F® to fix the boundary. bl e l shop. 9% @VrTo an instrument fixed in the > T8 ek to exceed the limits, to pass the bounds. il M W nails to gather betel. ¢ B to join leaves 0, s [y together for plates. € T3 to set out such C. 05?;53?\’)3 yelle-kdsu, s. Sexton’s fees. leaves at a meal. ¢ BWD the greenness [ (&) (4] A, C. DTy yevamappu, v.a. To or freshness of a leaf. o @¥ a caterpillar. g nourish, protect, preserve, take care of. A, W 190 0333 0% D g A. €. 3 yeve, s. Aneyelid. 3 @zosd &% a diffused odour. 207 ¥ F an appointed g the demi-gods, who never shut their eyes. place of meeting. 3T, 3FI, HFENT shining, broad C. DT, yeshiu, interrog. pro. How much ? splendid, &ec. aTF, TR, MR the act of how many? It is used for tinme, number, shooting 2. shining. S35%0 g shooter. il weight, or quantity ; as, 234, how long a C. X yese, s. A shot from a bow. 333, time? o 3 5 v. ». to miss the aim. . )y 3000, 352 w3 how many people ? B Efl;)c FUT g thing Iy B WormeTIT), what is the weight of this gold ? that does not go on right, a business that has miscarried. part Bt vdESy what is the gquantity of this SR PN BITI WV grain ? ‘JD{M& what is the length ? 0. Y, YD yela, yeladu, See svwn. 0 B ;? @fiQfifim Wh ed at a worthy man this is! A. C. YT yelaku, [«as] s. Descent, de- e DI ©IIZY, (what art thou and what is clivity. [ he?) there is a vast difference between him C. YA yelaga, s, A pet ram used for and you. Used with the subjunctive form of riding, 2. a dog. the verb, it expresses whatsoever, how-much C: &)Q?fi yelache, Seé Svt Bery . ollnne soever, how many soever ; as, RS T, BRYTTI» 5 C. 05%7 °T> g/é{ld-bdru, s. A gold orsilver I InE how much soever you say he will chain worn on the leg by wrestlers as a b adgg prn‘:%“fi‘ not do it. T235T, ¥ T3 'c!fééjd/a T 8RO how- of Lionour. much soever I labour, it cannot be effected. I e \\l‘n!." A.C. OYed yela-bdse, s. The hair STy 20T R, g the more you study growing down or across the breast. the better. %% for how much ? ST C. Y339, DY, DY, Y, FYSI0 within what time ? or, for what price ? ST 2 what is that ? what signifies that ? SFw,0 e3 yelayu, yeli, yeliyu, yele, yeleyu, ddan 2. todrawl. 2% @ how much ? T, F93) it is but a trifle, v. a. To pull, draw, drag. or, how little is it ! wi#_& mg“:i& maff)zismo ), TR, SFWI to cause to pull or draw. 2. pere who am I that I should do such a thing? = to procrastinate, defer, put off. % F0g to i it Ty 3»3)Fw gy by no means, not at all, pull or draw one’s self. 2. to require as money. e 1 BB WRY Bea ¥ FwodDd this has taken much A. C. T yesaka, s Lustre, radiance, N 3 09-2 polish. 2. the mind. money. 7 3, o T 9,y %3 the act of drawing i oot or pulling. 2. hard breathing, as previous A. 0. dRR> yesagu, v. a. To begin, com- to death. 3. apain in the side. 4. the con- mence. dSIAT T2 NI how has the traction of a limb. AOI¥E WwIYHAS the 15 affair you commenced turned out ? FotEwe Ty force (or current) of the water is great. OF Vi ForgehSTATo he began to jeer. 2. to at- T to pull mutually. ¥z mutually pul- e tempt, essay, endeavour. %@%637\1}’0 he at- ling. ¥ WA to draw or pull away., TS tempted to kill. #»3STAGB0 he hegan to sing. Fo0 Fwomd IR to slide, or drag along the 3. to make, do, perform., 0w FIcIHSTA feet heavily, as when fatigued, &c. % TR0 B 70 having instructed in the mystic formula. &3 Beg™ to pull away. QFFROB WD to com- Al 7 wg to know how to do, be able to do. pel, bring by force. DORNAL J 2 oB ) 0J® B3 2w to )W 0. T yesaru, s. Pepper water. 2. the inhale fragrance with the nose. quantity of water required for cooking any A. C. OYT> yelasu, v.n. To desire, wish thing. for 2. to attempt, scheme. DT, LIy FE TV o. figo ]/C’S(Z,ZM, 8. An ear-ring conical at o8 I came desiring to learn. '%) Q':éfi%’“btfo ot each end. 2. acrease, mark, stroke. 3. the iy he wished for sport. FT(8FRYN T oJ o IndTo filament of a flower. o 4. a flower leaf, a he did alms wishing for fame. AIFIT B2 o (= petal. o. 7. To blossom, open, as flowers. T37wE the object you have designed, can- mwfi 27§ 3er the bud of a flower. not succeed. VTERBIRTRITEWE, it is impro- C. VA0, )T, DDI0d yesayu, yese, per to covet the property of others. 3TN i yeseyu, v. n. To shine, be brilliant, radi- STAYLTEY we compassed our priest’s death. (U ant, &c. 6 pe v. a. to shoot, throw, discharge. | A G cb.("??ib yelisu, v, a. To diminish, BV EA 3 ISPIpSES) 2 make less 237 the brilliant nuptial crown. goh 91 = LEN % oJ 5 C. efi’é? ye]e, s. Thread. %R Rcdd g knot in c. b@:’f\’@??\’p yele-golisu, v.a. To thread. ¢} Boow g skein of sixty threads. thread. 2. to twist thread. o¥t %0 cord made of thread. SFFT g A. C. DT 2tk ye_le—m'lada—bapn@ single thread. ¢ ¥ to fix threads in a s. An inferior kind of diamond. warp. O¥YRA™ to thread, as a needle, . 035356630?53 yelevaridddu, ». n. To beads, &c. O TRIJIBW, ¥ IR to make pace or gad about. thread. oF ZeEEW to separate threads, to kg, b’ej’fio&da yele-vendiru, s. Dam- break a thread. OF WY, F Tk to wind sels, young women. thread. ¢ o to disentangle thread. C. ‘b?;g.d yelkara, [~¢=]s. A young calf. BB 03—5 g/e_le, See o0, c. an_sof)a, obgfj\oi'}a yelkdi, yelgdr, C. o, YD yele, yeleya, adj. Young, s. A sesamuwm berry. [»¥ F2c%] 2. an un- I soft, delicate, tender, immature, not fully ripe pod or vegetable. grown, still imperfect. 2. light, as colour. >¢% 25w light c. o)——g?/\ yelge, See 297 O¢Roxy, ¥R light red. blue. A c. o)i{odo yel-taru, [+$s> 3] v, a. Topull ¢ we light or faint colour. o738 light coloured gold. 3. recent, not of or drag along. [§ k long duration, newly ; as, ¥ ¥, 2¢i70d, C. Qg RY .’lje.llayase, s. Lin and linseed. : S¢¢RoT g cow that has newly calved. 2. a Linum usitatissimum. very young calf. 3. the tender shoot bear- C. )9 . yelli, s. A herdsman’s residence. i ing the fruit of the plantain tree. ¥t o o) G 4 C. Q?J ye]!zc, s. Oil seed, Sesamum Orien- (i the young or new moon. QFBTRAD the tale. “v:%) ¥ good sesamum. T FO an in- §0) beam of the new moon. 2R EekF a young ferior kind. g ¥, aF v the pod or plantation. 4. gentle, not vehement, mild, seed of sesamum. &gsjd e 2Rk A g lock re- 3 not violent, as applied to heat, wind, &c. %% sembling, in form, the sesamum pod. Qgfi% 1 7™y, 2¥% T2 gentle heat. 2¢STT the just 7% a mixture of pounded sesamum and jag- W risen sun. 5¥y Whew moderate sun-shine. gory. ggo =8, sesamum sauce. 030 0, & W 2¥5e8 a mild wind, a zephyr. ¥R T2)oH % sesamum oil. SFBY a mixture of sesa- youth. AF, AFARI, ¥ g young man. mum and sugar used as an offering at a fes- I SFEHI g young woman, Y TeR, ¥ VY, tival in January. BN ¥ uB R, ggaoé a sesamuimn v ¢ 20, 3¢ SR a tender infant, a young child. sweetmeat ball. QEFY TV to fry sesamun. JYBYDY, S¥TE a new if ~$0S g soft head. ng 5w holchus saccharatus. »3%,’0% to rub ¢ D blossom, a fresh bud, germ, or shoot. sesamwm seed on the ground in order to make .‘W o a tender delicate fibre. ¢ 2D the water 0y it white. SIS, 2F; as much as a gingillie S¢ JB FoW an un- Sy of an unripe cocoanut. seed. 23> 2D sesamum seeds and water pre- A af ripe cocoanut. ¢ &03 an unripe fruit. sented as an offering to the manes of depart- &8 what is still imperfect. ed ancestors, g 8, : SMANNAAAANANAAAAANANAAAAANAAAAANAAAAAAA - . § W 4] lig LAY 2. 1na ) e', The twelfth letter of the alphabet, nited, joined DTN adv. As one. iy sounded as e in grey. 2.v.a. To throw, cast. 4. com- Y body. 3. altogether, all at once. See daBw. binedly. 5. compactly. 6. solitarily, singly, Ji alone. s Z)OCSJ; éndra, (son of Indra) s. A name 8% 208U Kubéra, wearing only 0.9 of the monkey king Vdli. 9 & . solitude, lone- one ear-ring. %35 unity. liness. DETOZN Glanésha, with only one s. OF, VB0 yéka, yékam, adj. One. 2 A tusk, 2% 3= the singular number. »%¥°%, to alone, single. 3. solitary, 4. combined, u- 192 F 539 N T SEBEHA ady. Alone, singly. ¥¥90A 3 soli- C. %57\’3 yefqu, v.n. To go. HATBART to go tary life, a single state. DF0AEHA alone. off, AW to cause to go. DD VB to send My 22038 of one piece. DF02 g great walker, or let go away. pedestrian. 2F03 eleventh. DFT? the e- (644 b&s) :(/e,'tu, s. A blow. 98 Begdoy, DD Tn leventh day of either fortnight in the lunar WHEW, N Red), dBFY, to strike a blow, to month. dF08 golitude. 2. secrecy. adv. give a blow. 0z 8 g random shot a shot » Il Solitary, secret. 2Fe08 BE unostentatious a1 wide of the mark. ™% <> a good shot, a shot or retired piety DF0ZID to talk private- that hits the mark. ly. %208 % a whisper, private communi- A. C. 03 ydda, s. A deaf man, 9334 on cation, secret, H¥208 B®, 2Fe03 WIS g pri- deaf and dumb. i vate room, a dormitory. 55%03};%” a retired ) U C. VTR yédagaja, s. Cassiatora, or al- place. DFFF gynonymous. NFITN V. n. ata. To become combined, united. %=3 @ TaA adj‘ C. DTORRET, VBVRDID, VEO AR Jointly. 2. unanimously. $%¢5S unani- 1pufl mity, %< BDD to be unanimous, of one ac- BB, VGoRwedBS yéddgdda, yédd- cord. %Nk (one neck) concord, harmony. godu, yédd-gddutana, yéddmdditana, I Idv 23330 the name of a city. m#sa@@sa, S Frowardness, perverseness. QTINRLBS DTG)HRS, VTS, TS an emperor, one froward, perverse. RF7RRI I g froward who has universal dominion. 92208 g rhi- speech, perverse language. oot noceros. ¥8To either one of two. 2. other, C. DB, DB yédi, yédiyu, s. A crab. O different. »¥e¢ the accurate adjustment of ag2e8 Cancer in the zodiac. V1R FoOI O3 3 a il song, dance, and instrumental music. DT crab-footed man. d@RTo, DAY a crab’s e % the planet Mercury. 9%3) in one place. claw. 92/%»<3 a crab’s forccps. DB, g |89 I HFS) I to unite, collect together. Dz crab’s shell. % a sovereign of that name. 3¥3,%y Shukra, A. C. VDR yédisu, v. a. To feed, make eat. d with only one eye. 2. a crow. 3. a person A G SOz yédeisu, v. a. To surround, XK with one eye. TID a road, way, path. »% T = besiege, environ. i & " 6.1’@3.)35 uniforn]it,y_ :3?30?3‘&% alike. a A. C. BB yén, See dctb. it a1 man of uniform conduct. ®¥271; one supreme object of pursuit or desire. ST daily, as S. D 3/6/7_26!, s. A buck antelope. 9 a a fever. DEW g companion, partizan, as- female antelope. sociate. il $FeT8 g lamp with one wick, used C. VB yéni, s. A ladder. D3 Snm, ded DT in wave offerings. < g making known =), to make a ladder. &3t T2 the step of secrets. gl DEHTEL TNFE to hear with fixed a ladder. D3R T, D3 BT, Ve YWD to attention. et p‘_?‘ DVFTY, VFOIYIT, VFOIWTT g place or fix a ladder. DB, Vedg D o necklace composed of a single string of gold ascend a ladder. g beads, coral, &c. alternately arranged. C. V& ye’m/,, s. The square edge of a hoard, plank, &e. DR BB, DEB, DEIFY, DD SRRt S. bfisbfigé yéka-wdkyate, s. Accord, agreement. to make an edge to a board. VAR FRAEW to cut at the edge. s. VE0e0 yéka-vdpa, s. A hero, a va- liant man. 0. V83 "l/@ltdl'a, pro. interrog. Of what? H. V5o S yé/fid-ye%l., adv. Suddenly, un- S. w@afi@% yétddrisha, pro. This sort. awares. s. &g(& étwa, s. The vowel ® in combina- g W tion, as in &¢. 1 e ‘65-3';’)7\’% yékina-gadde, s. Cyperus il 0. VT, DRy R yédu, yédu-mriga, 1 Junctifolius. S A porcupine. ® Foge a porcupine’s C. V03> yékinu, s. Total. quill. e e A. C. DR> Yégu, v. a. To accomplish, cause 8. D, DTEL L yédha, yédhassu, s . to be, effect. Fuel, as wood, straw, &c. 4 193 2 A o D [o8) DO S. &3@3 ye’d}tita, adj. Improved, increased, yébrdsi—manugfiya, s. A filthy person, grown. 2. an idiot. 0. VR59T ye’ma’ru, v, n. To be surpris- 8. VI, 355&% yéna, yénassu, s. A fault, offence, sin. ed. 2. to be deceived. 8. to be unwatchful, inattentive, to forget one’s self. €. VTS yénandare, See under H. 0. D32 dyu, v. a. To cast, throw. C. ;353 yénu, pro. interrog. What ? 332, s. 503 yéranda, s. The castor oil plant, &3> what is that what is the meaning of that ? 923, d3wer “well sir,” 30! TR wo Palma Christi. 23038 83w castor oil. 3 well sir, when did you come? Uttered 8. WVoF yéraka, s. A sheep. doubtingly in reply to a question, it means, A. C. DTgd yérana, s. The dung of a calf. I know not what; ¥ cannot say; I am in i.r X)d§fiadai;§a, 330'@57@;: S yé- doubt ; it may be so; it may or may not be 80 8 FoTTecNBwar is that work done? dTwy? rale-gurupanw, yérale-garbhani, s The moon. I cannot tell. VI Ve B¥TSZ VISR Swg FwBTeS they say that he said some- ¢, D :l/e'?”i, s. The bank of a tank, &c. 2 B% 2D 2¢07 ©07e8 the bank supports the thing or other, and this one heard something water, and the water the bank (are mutually or other. 83 what else? what more? what advantageous.) farther ? $9W3 what has happened ? what is the matter ? what has become of it ? what C. VB> ye’ru, [¢2] s. A complete ploughing is done ? ©TouB (what, if you say) thus, as apparatus, or a plough with oxen, &c. com- Jollows, viz. because, for. ¥ SonT that is plete. ©% ®aD to yoke oxen to a plough. thus. LI BWFTBS0BB he says as follows. 920% to plough. 203 one yoke of oxen. D 20830 e as much land as can be tilled T BRIITTRToBT what I say is this. with one plough. BooB(D, INoBOS3), the B B F2TY ¢JoTT what you must do is this. ®5283% any thing, any thing whatsoever. D front or best yoke of oxen. 803D the hin- SoT3e \aéw’a, 238w B say something dermost or second yoke of oxen. A.cC. A D or other. DoeTB8e INB do something. slight wound. o followed by a negative, denotes nothing, C. B> yéru, v.a. To ascend, mount, climb- 2. to embark, ride upon, get into a convey- not even the least thing ; as, ¥ 5% Y nothing, § not even the least. @3 ¢3» gy there is no- ance. . n. torise, be augmented, increased by thing whatever there. BI3™e IRBIY he or accumulated. #B33 to get up a bank, W will do nothing. I3 303 he knows no- to land, get on shore, BFD poison to take & thing. %592 what doyou say? 9538 what said effect. 3 ¢, P ID (intoxicationto rise) fi to become intoxicated. TINRSD, B|BENRT R he? 9 3%»389, D073 what shall Ido? DSy BrYETH I FED whatsoever I &3> to embark on board ship. B, 93 in- say, he will not pay attention. O3I) HeoR terest to accrue. ©oBaI D to get into a C. BPITL why did he say so P 9 F380 on palankeen. RBIBLD, HO #Jsgo to mount a horse. what account ? why ? what for? 28 ¥, 20 to cause to ride, mount, &e. 2. é o B9, 2F08 what shall I say ? 985, oF to export. 8. to give the male to any female g animal. T3TE DO, WS PO to outhid, raise %, 95y, 939% what ? (addressing a male in- o) ferior) 93, 93¢ what ? (addressing a female ) the price. FoToT 3038 dF to put on a horse. Ofa DIT/D, IIT, JTJYD, DT what can, Dosks, NOR, WBDF, VWFF riding, mounting, W, or will be ? 9H5eRh, B3» &R nothing can be &c #08.8135¢Ts8 elephant and horseman- Shw done. 23S what ? 9SoryTdd what did ship. fat=¥eMeTats] gcaé&i@qefhmdaeda’o he was clever in riding elephants and horses. 9% L they ? @ ascending and descending. DO WD to as- C. DVNE, VAN yépi-gida, ydbi-gi- Aq cend, come up. WS ¥IF I, a thing of G, da, s. A shrub so called. N high value. DD T the increasing heat of Iy c. e ), &SJEI%EESJQSJK",\S yébrdst, the sun. % I hard breathing, expiration. the 194 — Ve DFI f\l], DT IDFY, to breathe hardly, HH3 2L, Fogd D. Do yélam, s. An auction, public sale. to leap, as a ram upon an ewe. DT ahove, C. QB> yélddu, v.n. Toswing, oscillate. T8 up, upwards. DT> [¥odw upwards and downwards. s. DRoes yévancha, adv. However, atany } DT YYoh FJwkB to survey a rate person, &c. from head to foot, or from top to bottom. C. 23 ye’ve, an emphatic particle;as, S¥SR DT REW, VT EAEN to draw up, <] raise, 03, $3F mounted, ascended. 32, 3 Imyself. ©33¢3 he is the very man. anl; D03 a3, to heave up. @R that is the very thing. 0. O3 ye’ve, s. Bad advice, instigation to A. 0. QREY> yérgalu, s. Heavy breath- evil. D3 9Ty to give bad advice, instigate i ings from exhaustion. »RFPowit)anTsTd to evil. 9502770 the charioteer, with heavy yt‘ breathings, panting, swooned and vomited 8. 0T yéshya, adj. Future, hereafter. y O blood. . 3 Fovfuture time. 93352 the coming year. dF 72N in future. C. VD8 yérpattu, s. Insolence, arro- G. gance, pomp. QBdsike, See BN2. 3 fhe A. €. O ésu, (for %) How much? how C. VBEB> yér-padu, s. To be picked out, DIIRITT, DFITR, VTT wly many ? what? chosen, selected. 2. to be distinguished, how much is it? how much is there ? what distinet, apart, separated. 3. to be settled, is the price? 9% how many servants? fixed, established. 4. to be arranged, placed how many persons? ©TeFTSETFSoToTahg (ol in order. 5. to be prepared, ready. 6. to STmIIIWABD you try your strength upon ol 00 assume a shape, form, or appearance. DTFB me, a destitute helpless creature. 0xel %, DTFOW 9, @. To pick out, choose, select, A. 0. V50 TDT> €hdravisu, », n. To rise il 2. to divide, detach, separate, distinguish, 3 fle up quickly or in haste. make distinct. 3. to settle, fix, establish. 4. e i to arrange, place in order. 5. to prepare, o4 . DR, Xbi)‘/\ yélige, yélge, [s5] s. keep in readiness. 6. to put into a shape, Growth, increase. 2. rising, exaltation, im- form, or appearance. 7. to praise. VTFRD provement in circumstances, elevation in life, (lnd 0307 355 who is able to praise? HRFT 3. triumph. 4. glory. RIFRI R the elder gnfl:\ selecting, &c. Y, gselected. PTF, brother’s triumph, Feo2IH doSgeRD £303 i d F27E getting apart, selection, separation. % ©2TD the Pandus cannot endure your eleva- ) [\flni' IR to become set apart, selected. DIF tion. DPREHT to increase, as a family, &e. f0 fas ERATY to be distinct, or apart. SFFERA dig- C. bfijo Yy, v.n. Torise, get up. HW3, for tinctly, separately. 29 rising and falling, 99T TwR38 get. i1 i ¢ A. C. DY yérpu, See o, ting up and sitting down. ¢ he arose. i W C. VR Yér-mara, s. A growing tree. B rise! rise! DUF, BeR, B¢, the act-of nh) ) C. :)333‘:‘?‘@3 ye’r-ma_lalu, s. Rising sand. rising, ascension, exaltation. DD to ‘be ot risen. DY, ¥, to elate, exalt. [ C. &5&997’?\ yér-mogge, s, A springing germ or bud. (o)t gbifb :I/e’,lu, nuwm. Seven. I3, VEIH L xgnlfi} the seventh. D T, W Fod, VYD geven i O. b:&@’:‘fi ye’r-mone, s. The edge or point persons. 9¢3 T2RT aseven hooded serpent. i hv]]'t"e of a tool, &c. formed by grinding ®¥930 a string of seven threads. »¢¢ =y b 0 C: :)5\@?'5 ye’r—mo,le, s. A springing <2 a small golden bead necklace composed of Il Al shoot, &c. seven strings or rows. 2L FAEW the seven o W i Z)gbrs?da yérrehisu, See >0 . seas. DY B TR the seven islands. A A. C. QTNE yérrpu, See vt. seven generations. 2. seven kinds. D IF fod ¢. Vo, Ded yéla, yélakki, s Carda- 8% the seven stars in the Great Bear. g 0 il moms. b Z 9% small cardamoms. VoV c. ng;’osfiaffiej 000> yélu-makkala-tdi, the cardamom creeper. s. A goddess. 1 i 19 (9] ~ e 20 VY Se 0. OFSeenG yélelé-bdle, s Bacites | 0. DY, DY , DB, yélke, yélge, yélme, scholaris. See D94, ATC: ?37’\;))%9 g/e’,le,lz', s. A kind of ornament. A 0. \53567 o)Z% ye’,.{pade, s. Foolishuess, folly. ) ei, The thirteenth letter of the alphabet, To entertain, feed, or give alms to a Jangam sounded as e: in height. 2. inters. O 932 priest. 5 0! enough. aEIR B Q! well done. A. C. DRWUD> di-gblanu, See wrsoe. 2333 O ! come. A. C. DBRT eidika, s. A wall built of H. P08 einda, adv, Hereafter. rubbish. 8. 200 eindra, s. The east, of which 8. T2 eineya, s. A deer’s skin. Indra is guardian deity. 0. V3B ei-tazzda, s. Fiveparts. 2. five 8. D020 OF eindrajdlika, s, A con- armies. i:I jurer, juggler. C. ¥3I eitana, s. Linga priesthood. 3 8. 0FBoT eika-kanthya, s, Union, S In@ to officiate as a priest. DBITTY to m@:fia‘ma FRB to or- harmony, agreement, concord, without dis- receive the priesthood. tinction. dain, instal in the priesthood. If]z A. C. ¥BT> eitaru, v. n. To come, ap- ]-\0\ 8. ¥FZp eika-matya, s, Concord, u- nanimity. proach. 28T 23%F must come. Qfi'&it’é@czfl foor ) G5 ® the road they came. VEW, PIDI, PVETF, Be s. 83?:5875#3033 etka-vyavasdi, 5 A competitor. 3T, coming. DIV, HIWF, 3L, T will come. t ©8os, D837 which came. 2. he came. 8. Q%08 eikdra, s The letter o. ¢ C. ¥3Y, Dz, DBV ei-tala, ei- ay A. €. DB eikilu, 5. Cold, chill. 2. frost, R winter. SMRSRRBHCTRATBZIOALBIBIANZ) SoTE tdna, ei-tdvu, s. Five places. () ¥ ©30%008 winter, with its severe cold, shook 0. DT ettdli, See 93w Ky and paralysed the three worlds. 3400 S. ©8%o eitihya, s. Tradition. 8. 23 G, 93 F0To8T the fingers were clenched with cold. eitwa, s. The embodied , as in 3 FYBS NG FRVIZONIE 33O this cold Uy C. DT eiddli, s. An enemy. 2. See ® has subdued the severe heat of Shiva’s fiery BT, (0, ™ oy 2Te¥ a female enemy. eye. 2%90 from, by, or with cold. sa%e% &3 w) 0. D> eidu, num. Five, ¥BIR, DBIKD 8oy ok ©#<g0t Himalaya, the cold mountain, fifth. &3, PETI five sorts; five methods. . % 8,9 Shiva, son-in-law of the Himalaya, 2R five arms. 9ITBID persons of five face D&Y N Pdrvati, daughter of the Hima- generations. DT IV, PD Fwero, B — e h)qs Shi- Shi laya. ©3¥&¥R (cold light) the moon. va, with five faces. 2BoR five bodies. oyats1 0, %92 W w0 T etkya, s. Union, especially absorp- five heads. 28 five armies. el (1} tion of the soul into the Deity at the termi- A O, DTH ez'du, v.n. To arrive at, reach. 0% to & [> nation of its various transmigrations. 0T 2. to attain, obtain, get, possess. Gy 9B v, g. To unite. 2T Ty to become cause to get, reach, attain, obtain, or possess. i united with. aBUIeR to be fit to attain, possess, &c. LY A. C. DRFBD> el-ganeya, See men. B SOYTRBONTBH he prepared to go to o 8! i, C. PAY> eigalu, s. Jangam priests. Hastindpura., BoBeh IDnTIS, 3000 he came {("v to his father. @I VIR TP 8D YONBEH had b C. ’80?\%&, DNZ eigikku, eigidu, 4, 4. he caused them to attain salvation., =PSF5EY 8y ' o 196 N[ 0T by InBT IBUYRCNR B, I, 30T he obtained this vata, s. The elephant of Tndra, regent of froTatal woman by his former devotions. 2 the Eastern quarter. 2. a white elephant. \ oJ [a) B 9 to be destitute of. 203 reached. 3. one of the chief serpents. 4. an orange. o to be near, in possession of. 0%, 93?5033? 8. 20938 eirdvati, s. Lightning. the act of reaching, arriving, attaining, &e. C. D eiri, s. A disease of the eyes in which 0. PBHTI, PRIRSI, PRSI eidu- the vessels of the lower lid swell much and tana, etduvatana, eiduvetana, s The protrude. ne an eye so diseased. ola) wedded state of women. See Fn8 3383, 23 8ACY to remove protruding diseased vessels eS0T termination of the married state, of the eye-lid. D0F0ed g kind of stone said widowhood. 0T, @3 g married woman. to be efficacious in such diseases eto) ZJL):@ ilgdi?? DLTY, NDTY, VBT See LTTL. W to perform incantations for such diseases. C. DTD ODAT eidda’z’garu, s. A jury 8. Qoo e?]abbla, [son of rs,m‘:ej] s K of five persons appointed to adjust trifling béra, the god of riches. it of disputes and petty causes. H. 2382 eivaji, s. A substitute. 2323 to H. 03I eind, s. Glass. 2. a mirror. substitute, place a substitute. BYFINT YT H. 903> einit, s. The net amount. adj. Net. he is a substitute for him. @IFPFLR(BVIH 9, f C. OZWRIT> ei-nr, num. Five hundred. that man is this man’s substitute. C. D3T3 eindru, [owsysaa]s, A school- H. 0338° eiwaju, s. Money. 2.state. 3 pro- [ master. 2. a Jangam priest. 3. a respectable perty. DI FRB to give money, &, D Teh] mode of addressing a brahman. 8% to deposit money, &e, in one’s charge, o o C. 28 ei-patta, s. The Jangam priest- bebviy FQ(‘%S BRI FBUIIINTY nothing can be hood. 2. the ordination of a Jangam priest. done without money. o 3=% a voucher. ne, 4 3 (855 Zobe 2 , T’O?‘)g_i ei-pattu, ei-battu, o) C. DT ei-vanna, s, The aggregate of five o See K)Efié;)o. colours. 3 C. PT> eibaru, pro. TFive persons. C. VNS> ei-vatt il (o -0 3 U, num. Fifty. DI I3 C. Do ei-bdna, s. Cupid, having five fiitieth. i arrows. 0. DD ewark, num. Five persons. {z’!fly fl C. 305\.@3 eihd, inters. Alas! <59 2.9 C. 0 oV &3 ez'vede, adj. Five-hooded. 9 w2 0d 0. PBNRIRYS ei-muganigeleya, s, =X g five-hocded serpent. Kubéra, friend of Shiva. C. ¥TT, PVXT, PNITI> ei-shara, ei- ) o) SR 0. PD0wD ei-mitle, adj. Oblique. sara, ei-sarani, See Hwde. P SInA ado. Obliquely. C. PTLVVRD ei-shdbdsu, interj. Bravo! g 8 . PDeTIeY> eimé-chélu, s, A kind of well done! scorpion. 7 8. DB ei-s i C. PILA €i-moga, s. Shiva, with five Wd m, s. The north east quarter. i it faces. 03en3¢cd Kubéra, the friend of S. %Dfiogofo:’, DT L*ZS» eishvarya, s 2 existence. o8 0 i Shiva. Wealth, riches, possessions. 3. supernatural power, the attributes of om- o Lo} 0. DTTW, DTS, DTIMRBA eirane, nipresence, omnipotence, invisibility, and i jiad eirdni, eirdni-gadige, s. An ornament- supremacy in general, O¥HFFo8 g rich ed earthen vessel used by Lingaits at the man. RTLEFTC g rich woman. at Mww commencement of marriage ceremonies. %02 a) f) J 3 to fetch this vessel from the potters. 2D Cc. PTD eisale, inters. Bravo! well done! g o 2ed 3% worship paid to it. FOOWBTTYTE g C. PR e€isu, pro. All. €T all of it. S gold nuptial vessel DIFy PR to give the whole. ol 10 A. €. DT eira-ddli, s. The marriage 14 Cs 'S’Dfié eiset, interj. Bravo! well done! sfoet? badge tied round a female’s neck. S. ¥&0T eihika, [9%] adj. Sublunary, of 1A Joleh S. VIR, PVTORS eirdvana, eird- or helonging to the present life. o 197 e 200 % 0, The fourteenth letter of the alphabet, out a pair. 2.08B7RT, 2,087, 2,082, 2,080, sounded as o in not. 2,08%%0 g single man, solitary man, one who C. 20T, 20T wonkadi, wonkani, is alone. 20878 g single or solitary woman. S 2,08%F? A small knife. 2eFANE, g scimitar. 2,087183, 208383 Joneliness, solitude. C. 203 wonkara, [3%)] 5. Crookedness. e one-legged. :’,.:0%3?2'3 , 2,0838w:%0 one-hand- C. 2,08 wonki, s. A kind of fimbriated gol- ed. 2,080, oBesed retired life, living 2,083 one den armlet worn by females. 2.0% FRR an by one’s self without a family. inferior kind made of silver and worn by per- of a pair of oxen, 2-08%%¢?) one of a pair of upper or lower cloths. 2,083nA, L.otwol sons of lower rank. wo¥ WY g twisted glass @57, woBReBEHA adv. Singly, apart, asund- bracelet worn by women. 2oy k¥ the t er, separately, ¢.oBEHAD to be alons. wo¥ arm on which the fimbriated bracelet is worn. [evAnYal 5)0353{’9 IR to travel alone, © T0N 0 2.0¥g J0, 2.0¥¢X3Y the winding in a brace- let ) 2,08 ZoBInh DR FHEI that road must g woBBnA BT to not be travelled alone. c. 2,083, 203 p%?x’_i wonkini, wonki- lead aside, take apart. 2. to call privately. ni-gatti, s. A short dagger. 2,08%w0 f 2o8wERA FIRB to speak privately. C. 2.0%> wonku, adj. Crooked. o azy, 8 (women) one by one. woBREWEA, L.oBF to straighten. £, %8 7 a gold-smith’s hammer with only one A. C. 20RT wongada, s ; Assemblage, face LEDIT g thin man, one who is no- Iy e multitude, mass. thing but bones. C. 2oR®> wongalu, s. An offering made €. 2.0% wonti, s. An ornament for the lobe hu by farmers in a field previous to harvest, to of the ear. 2. a camel, 2,08 INHY) a small to. insure a propitious in-gathering. 2.0R0=Y, gold ring in the bottom of the ear to support Ao, to make such an offering. one larger suspended therefrom. ®BEn o8 an oy C. 207”93 wongcira, s. The price paid for ear-ring attached close to the ear. o8 = G2 a wife. Iw% g suspended ear-ring in the form of a Ty flower. Wit C. 207, 207D wongi, wWongiri, adj. 4t Dull, stupid, obstinate. %2n 7 an obstinate c. &o&?@fija}, 20083 B RoROR e R Won temper. woPDE3 stupidity, obstinacy. tof ti-kollu, wonti-kopdu-higu, v.a. To g T. 20CA wongu, ».n. To bend, be inclined. seek refuge, address one’s self to another, seek g 2.0nT hent, inclined. 2,07 30w, oA Swel g an asylum. X face inclined, or cast down. 2,0n) BRR to 0. 208508, 20083 0878 wontini, wontini- aLQ\ bow, make obeisance. 2. to give the breast. gitti, s. An unsociable woman. it 2,0r% 803w to make stoop. C. 2088073, Qo radwontiri-gdra, 855 . &.0R, 201D wonge, wongeri, adj wontili-gdra, See wotd. Joiy Timid, bashful, shamefaced. 2. dull. 2won (. & 83, 201283 hashfulness ; diffidence. 2 stu- 0. 20083, 2.c80230, wollends, 208 ) pidity. 253> wontu, wontu-baru, wonfi-bar, U % C. 200830, 2,08 wontari, wonti, adj. wontu-badu, v. n. To agree with one, as 2,083 3 Solitary, single. 20823 to put alone. water, medicine, diet, climate, &c. to be sa- ity O@BHATL to be alone. 2oBO7RT g solitary, sin- lubrious. ot 3% to disagree with one’s gy i gle, or unsociable man, a recluse. 2.cE30A3 health. 2.o8: Sn@, Lo, 2,085 to make to oY a single, solitary, or unsociable woman. agree. to83953 medicine that agrees with fi\‘“ the constitution. 2,0t3AD to be salubrious. C. 2,083 wonti, adj. Alone. 2. single. 3 nj unsociable, retired- s. A single piece out of 20833, ol '?:) ¥ a salubrious place. te 0. 20800 wonturt, s, A single thread. a pair or couple, what is by itself, alone, with- it 198 A 20083 wod) C. 2083 wonte, s. A camel. 0¥ 8%, 2088 say something. 2. to play at something. 2.0 ®3) to get on a camel, to ride a camel. 2.0 TBAwOTRE to talk inconsistently, to say one BRo & TwT a camel’s saddle. 2.08 F3BTwT, 2.0 thing and then another. LA adv. Alone. who & F3337 3 g camel rider. 208 &% the pro- 2. singly. 3. conjointly. 4. unanimously. an tuberance or hump on a camel’s back. 2,083 2,070 WABHATY, 2,080 DFTeAD, 20830 SLTATY, it i Fousw the package on a camel. 203 ®)FTIAD to be in such a strange, un- C. .07 wondu, s. Alluvial soil. 2. dirty, usual, or disordered state, as one finds it dif- Ll muddy water. 3. any thick mass settled at ficult to describe. 2. %o be dispirited, de- g ) 00 the bottom of a liquid. adj. muddy, not jected, indisposed. 2oT FIBRAD to be airif clear, 2,03) FID, 0B TB mud, WoreRY closely united in business or friendship ; to n to become thick or muddy. 2,030 D), 20D be hand and glove. 2.0m38woz g certain day, gunl S 3D thick muddy water. 2,03 80 mud thing, &c. womdwcdy T Y in a certain to settle. 202 33 g dirty body. city. T a‘é‘w&fgoa’o eI znaf\goz_’o I told o and he did another. 2,07 R0 C. 2035 wontu, s. A turn, rotation. 2. a him one thin D) @M one by one, one after another. 2,0T0%0 g, st share, portion. 2.3 2% g turn to come. 2.0 man, servant. o 10 8 I»A to take turns., %o Mg&, 2,080 T2 2003, adj. Ever so little, a little. 2,03 3¢ once. 2. sometimes, occa- atl. ®% to take one’s turn. 2,080 /B, 2,03IB), sionally. 3. perhaps. Bed3y,; 0,083 to set to do by turns, o3 wotw B nothing. WE to miss one’s turn. 2oZR 2083TND to be firm, decided, fixed. 1ol 2,08) 80T, 2,030 A] P D to finish one’s turn. 2,0830, 2,087 J0TAH 2,070 %%&)%9\@* g B he will never tell a Iy o 2,083, 2,08)779T, 2,08 lie. 2,00 JFYA unanimously. 2,070 FWY is 1 by turns, alternately. S5 one who takes his turn. 2,083 FTUI g FIN TRTIBY, 2,0T) FRDERA IRV o speak business done by turns. 20337 one’s turn partially. 20T T)FeTIN In:BRA to speak e ik to come. unfriendly, or not as usual. 2,000 DT I ] smflfi one who knows nothing. S8R Loty woad A. C. 200 wondige, postposition, With. 5530078 with or to me. g I stand in need of nothing. 2.0Z8mT3 :up?{‘fi i Bodk 303 #¥ B3 heed not what your fa- C. .00, 2o T> wondu, wondiru, 4, ,, ther says when you prosper (or we need not To join, unite, coalesce. 2. to suit, fit, agree | 0“ counsel when all goes on well ). 2oZword with. 8. to be cordial, on good terms with. each (thing). 2,0TwoTd 2720 each time. 2,0 4. to devolve on, belong to, as any duty. 5. Bw3dy ¥ one fall of rain. 2,083% 9, ¢. To yulh to thicken, coagulate, as any fluid. 6. to be unite together. 2.03¢8R R to fall at one I TJ under the influence of the passions, as joy, blow. woTy DI unanimity. 2. a reso- grief, &c. 7. to suffer loss, injury, or pain. 3 s lute, determined mind. 20T DIBY with a 8. to enjoy sexually. v. a. To reach, attain, determined mind. .03 Sw;BGRCR something acquire, possess. 2033 to make unite with, i different from what was expected. 2.0% I fit, suit, or agree with. 2. to cause to pos- B8eomR 70 to be thwarted in one’s endeavours, sess, acquire, enjoy, &c. .ob¥ the act of woDE BEIy Fwgham taking twice as much as gfl}' ly Joining, suiting, fitting, &c. See Bwowd. one gives. C. 2000 wondu, num. One. 2. single. It 0 C. 20BUR wondelaga, s. A medicinal is used to express the indefinite article ; as, herb used in decoctions. Jarh 2o I FY @ thing. 2,080 T g tree. 2.c3 2 A. C. 20 wondri, s. A sieve, V32T severally. 2. to each one. 3. one P after another. 4. one by one. 20TJFY, 2.0 c. &,oz;‘i@é_ag wondhottu, s. Taking but : I i one meal a day. 20803y 9 to be on one TR, 'L;O&?s,‘& to put one. 2,003 INB), 2,00 ) e meal a day. S9B to unite, make into one. 208 ordinal, Mkeu) first. C. 20Ty wWompu, See t =) < i 20TwWIT one year. 2,083, 2,0B0T3 one and a half. .03, ®Bacr to go to make wa- C. 2007y, WO T, WOV womp, wom- > ter .o to hecome one. 2,0TA to be pdda, wompina, adj. Bent, curved. e.o united. 2078 3 game or play. omaE to % 29 a curved bow. 20334 curvedly., efld' 199 . 2 oW ag%a% ¢. 2,023> L8, 2,0259> wombattu, wom- the heading to a letter, petition, &ec. a%, FIRT WO 50 or WERERA FINT I ; bhattu, wum. Nine 2,038 3¢, 2.0BB I ordinal, Ninth. 20228003 nine persons. 2.° he wrote aletter with a heading, or title 2T, RSN ISR, 2T, L WA JTeB) 333 3%D nine hundred C. 20033280 wom mana, s, A single maund to speak with elegance and eloquence. 960 rupees weight Cc. 2T 308 wok-kanna, adj. One-eyed. 0, C. 203 wom-mana, [one mind] s. A LT mv [the one-eyed planet] Venus. fixed, resolute, unwavering mind. 2. one C ?ufi%'d wokkara, [52)] s. Bad-luck [ maund (or a measure of 40 seers) 2,30 3IDo misfortune I with a determined mind 2,000 gne or T. B. &3 T wokkarane, [ et o g Betls. A (, two maunds. square pond or tank with steps for descent Je C. 2,003 wommindomme, qdy on both sides. uddenly, unexpectedly. 2.from time to time C. 2T OR2 wokkarisu, v.n. To baa, to Ul bleat v. a. to season dressed vegetables C. 8.002T, 2WwoNITI wommi-baru, wom- G2 2. to make sink mer, v.n. To prosper, agree with, be sa- A. C. 0T OF> wolkalilklu o oav Lo lubrious or healthy 2.0WWI galubrious, 8t clean corn by beating it in a mortar 2. to wholesome, healthy. 2. prosperous. kill, destroy, slay Fatws, 031330 he cutb { C. WO wommu, v.n o be obsequious, (him) down and slew him e, wrtwde® O 1 attend on, pay court to R O0RT T3 T T00 he destroyed the whole army (o C. 200D, 2onwA wom-mukha, through envy, Iny wom-moga, adv. At once, with one ac- cord 2. 1n one direction. A0 wfié,@ma wolkkalisu, ». a. To assem- s. Ruin, waste, &3 ol destruction. ble, collect. 2. to cause to join or unite B SRIICNE, OXFTTED the glants and men G, ¢ C. 2,033, womme, adv Once, one turn or will collect an army. th time 2.0Twosd each turn, each time 2,030 U FIBW to call once C. ST @ wokkalu, s. Tenancy, occupation? 2,0530030¢, 2.050ged only residence. 2. the followers or servants of th once. 2,05398 for once u. at once. a deity or person Zavi_ to fix a tenant A 2,000 womyt, s. The cry of a buffalo. especially of the soil ; to people 27, O 3 ki 8. 2390 o-kdra, s. The letter - an inhabited or tenanted house 2 w83 A q C. 20T To wok-kane, s. A single arrow. farming, husbandry. ) “ residence, ' residing. o %%, €7 g cast of Shudras ; a farmer, cultivator C. 2T 03T wok-kambhada-mane, ey of land, tenant of the soil ?,fif-’ ong @Cu\) b1c) s. A house having but one pillar to support Dog the roof. 33 7’/ he is friendly as long as he can get any C g thing out of you c. 2T & wok-kattu, [one bond] s. U- ad A. C. 20BN wokkasi, s. A breast-plate. nanimity, concord, harmony, conjointness nf confederation. 2N aqdwv Conjointly C. WTDLOD wolk-kdlu, s. Oneleg. ©¥39 eff S 3 man with one leg. 2.3, o8 hopping confederately, harmoniously, unanimously standing on one leg (. a)( 2% 83,70 to become cordial, compact C. 2T wokku, v. a. To thresh, tread out o, C. 2T T wok-kade, s One side, one place corn, to get corn from the ear by treading 8. 0T wok-kana, 5. A louse 2. to overflow, run over 3. to spit out 4. ang gee ?,aa e300, c. &%zgp'*m wokkam to throw down. LY TR Q”O to tread out corn ltlr{r C &g%gfié &07&9@ zco”mmfic wok- one seif, % = to cause corn to be trodden (&1 (2 kane, s The honorific address at the top out 28,7 the act of treading out corn O 2,F,_TowW) of a letter, petition, &ec the title with 4.3 {rodden 2. stored, as grain the which any one is honored at the heading of a = they threw down a lotus fo = g T letter, &ec. 2 _&6— —07 LEER HeTY to pub c afioé’o?’(@q@o wokkungdlu, s A flail to] 200 P 4 o) 2«:%3\}6_ C. WBN Y wok-kula, 5. One kolaga. A0 20NED wogzsu, v. a. To throw on. :"'i C. 20> wogu V. n. A. C. 2 3% wokkhanisu, ». a. To say, To flow, as blood from tell, r elterate 2 y] to reckon up, calculate a wound, to overflow s. sympathy, pity, S0 BoTe3doB WIS osds T3 LINRBoo Ly FoBy compassion, guef for another. adj. Inner internal &Nmr\ 39 93 it said, T will devour, with delicht erflowing, sur DI passing 2. the right side of Janéshwara hasty, vehement s. An unmeaning pleon- eYel C. WAED, WRELTY, R wogatu, asm of poets LT TAHIRITE, WRIT I =Y g, Falling or flowing tears. wogatu-kathe, wogutu, s. A riddle, Luck enigma. 2. any narration of which the Aa aR woge, v.n. To be born, spring meaning is involved up, arise THIRBRERRT DRIvo the poison s d that rose out of thesea. v».a. To strike C. WABRL wogadisu, v. n. To refuse, ob- beat Ject, oppose, rebel reject, as the stomach does food, to vomit v. @. to beat, grind c. 22713 wogeda, adj. Born. 2. washed 0 rub, as clothes on a stone in washing, &c. 3. thrown C. QWAB, WRID> wogadu, wogudu, s A. C. WRDRATS wogeyogadava, S, The dry spear of the great millet stalk, &c.; Cupid. 10 straw C. &/\ eoa woy-gattu, See ., X C. A8 wogata, s. Throwing. 2. bleach- C. &J/\ 3 (\J woggadisu, See wraz. Lfn 1ng 3. (¥7%¥) digging c. N & wog-gade, See v.%,3. . WASI wogatana, s. Domestic econo- o & ?u/\ (o] ZDOJJai’a, s. Total, aggregate. my, household affairs 2. a person’s family zu/\zjgc, zg/\ poe- zumdp“ 20 or household duty of marriage [RYatchs] 0 asse F»® to manage a family. puc‘ wwgarane wOJym ne, wOJizg/za- N C. WATD wogada, Bleached. 2 rane, woghgharne, s. Seasoning. @7 &7 aad & ady. thrown 3. dug wid Wi a bleached cloth. T, ufl B Fw@ tg se ason. NG FY a thrown stone b?’ib WR g ound C. 2R Qfio{g/\go, W7 B> woggaiyagalu, A that is dug woggaru, s. A kind of priests in the tem- Al A.C. DAY wogapu, s, Affection, love, ple of a goddess, dressed in sheep skin. 2 o toud kindness, pity, condolence, sympathy 3@ ¥ a bundle of straw, with corn, AV, 20ADIN given to the above persons. woga-mige, adj. Surpas- sing, going over exceeding 2. ardent ve- pesid C. Bu/\ % wog-g -gallu, s. Small stones se- hement calfif® §. An unmeaning pleonasm of palated from corn by fanning. LR ED poets R & 32 to cleanse corn from pebbles, &c. €. A0 1 geld QAT wogaru, woguru by fanning or shaking adj. Astringent s. An astringent taste 2 2. C. &RD woggd, s. A bundle of plauts infusion, extract N0 astringently 3 seed for sowing w7 T W) W7 TF, 7T J’ effulgence, lustre. 2039 to sow thickly, with a view to trans- C. 2N 3)7\0533, plantation op? 27, WRID wogi, wogiyu woge, wogeyu, v. a. To wash A. C. 2.9 G0 533 woggdituvara, STAY e ! or bleach by alternately dipping in water assembly, persons collected together [Tcldl and knocking and rubbing the clothes on a QRY woggu, s An assemblage, aggre- large stone A% to cause to wash or bleach gate, mass, heap. V. N LFR, P . great intimacy g wLhmh 2wy to wash clothes, &c To unite with, be JO!‘]G'I to. 2. toyield, sub- one’s s self. WAF, LRIDR WLNE, WRE, WRID mit, incline, bend w7 RO to hecome aggore- F the act of washing LD BRI to get washed gated 2.7 M in a heap 2R WRWE Ia' W SB o Bwere A they for one’s self 2 & wWE a cloth set out all together 2.7 A to be in a mass. to be bleached 27 39 among the mass 23 BAB0RR $o keep ejt’ 201 2B S WEo &gz aBF one’s counsels, to be reserved, 2,7 DoBTET e 0. 283,50 wolttirangt, s. A goldsmith’s ® they were in a crowd. LA to cause to instrument, on which ear-rings are beaten to yield or incline. @A 3 inclined. 7R 8 disin- their proper size. elined. 72D to he disinclined. w9 ISA A C. 289, @ 2 e wotlila, wotlilu, 3 dm*'?m}\m my mind does not incline that &) s. Mass, heap, collection, the whole. .8 e3 way. S 0¥ the whole mass, a condensed mass. €. 23 woehecha, adj. Rude, ill-behaved J 0. 28, wottu, s. Total, aggregate amount, disgraceful, irregular. wg’s 752 g rude, ill-be- the whole, 2. See 8. v, a. To collect haved man. %% %233 rudeness, carelessness, together, heap up, cast things into a corner, as to speech, person, dress, &c. &e. v. n. To be compact, close, or conden- A. C. 2083 wochcha, adv. Quickly, hastily, sed nbd, 78, et \i 53 e3 7 wholesale, total, smartly. *TSwe? ©wSd the demigods ran aggregate. &), ™3 to get or find the to- hastily away. BoBTNR, D3R L, s e having tal. b, ™8R the whole contract, the seized with its beak, it quickly decamped. aggregate assessment, @ 30 ; 3 g9 an aggregate T. B. 2,23 8 wochchata, See voss. account, sum total. (&) 23 +y o to cause to pile, €. 285 T, 2ueF B woch-chara, wock- heap or condense. @& @& to pile or heap up together. @8, Ty to collect, to put up c7m?—;clu, s. One side. ueédzafi, am;daa A adv. On one side one’s self. L8 = e D) < v. a. to put down the u:oid;m VU to lie on one side. total. 2. to pile up. 8. to put in order. % 223 Todn WY to fall side-ways. e3 3) (57 zu-?;j)‘ wochche, s. Disgrace, dishonour, %T_& é’figo, 2 &3 Fwgo to put in order one’s €, opprobrium. 2. adefect, fault. adj. Stingy. self. w&nw, .87, w27 the total, the whole. G 2. by every means. 3. at once. ZJ%; R ER w5 Bed g disgraceful, rude, or ill-behaved e3 W character. 2. a person who has some defect Fogo, wba N SR Fogo to buy the whole, to 02 or is ugly. w8 83, T [ (o~ ~") Bkl 83 disgraceful- take the whole quantity, @43, w8 to [N - . I be collected, aggregated. 2.9 £ TR ted, ag- ness, want of manners. ©% WS an ugly e3 L ¢ gregated. 2 2,88 face. &% the act of heaping &3 1 9B to add up. @Y, IR 4 true word. O3 €. 23 wqjmze, s. The right point or tem- 2,830 b dadetd, to put heaps of corn together. [ perature, as in boiling or aking, 2. the ta] nem, L2, to become assembled together. due proportion of weight, ingredients, &ec. 2 Ch wE2,AT to be all together, as a family, &ec. &3 ©08) Swid to attend to the proper de- to be compact or condensed. G, Wi L8 'ca&ej a gree of heat, the right proportion of ingredi- condensed flame. 2,83 wHWRT Teathe total 1ng) 3 ents, &c. collection of the revenue of a district. 2,8,20 0 - 3 Wi to unite. =, c. 8025’:} 9 wq}:janu, s. A priest, a preceptor. o ow F;daa%;"meffl%b Krishno Foyg Ul . 2 ERE, wota-guttu, v. n. To prate, and A7jun uniting in the field of battle. @ gabble, ©¥M.8¥ gabbling, L¥EIT g pra- Y005 w50 the chief Post Office. ter. A. C. 2,83, 53T wottu-varalu, S A Wit} 8. e 8, 2.8o® wotaja, wotard, vy united cry, simultaneous shout, crying to” C 07 Wi %] s. The abode of a hermit, a hermitage. gether. fomy 6. 28&9T wotdra, See so3d. C. 2,63 OR’O wolteisu, ». a. To collect, 0oz amass, heap together. (R A. C. Zu&éd?d wollaja, s. Tribute. A. C. 28,0T> wottavidu, ». a. To mind, G. 2.T9T, wolhdra, See Swe0. Teak regard, care about. Y283 without caring A. C. 2TOD wodandi, adj. With, as an W i tl‘r for auxiliary. k] ACs z\)&.;) @?—\.}J ?UO??(['L"[‘SU, v. n. To con- C. 2TOT, 2030 ) oJ s \o& > wodam-badu, dense, collect, heap, pile up, put together. & 0 wodam-padu, ». n. To covenant, agree. 9 e, c. &&%KO”% wotti-ganji, s, The scum of & to yield, come to an agreement, consent, 7 b 5 P > = bl boiled xice. comply v Vil th. 2. B0 [} WA, W&o WRT SR & to t\” 202 ]‘d‘llt WBTF SUTBIRD s LBREF to (] persuade, make agree or consent, prevail upon. nected with, or devoted to, sin. 2. to cause to make a bond or covenant. 2 cause to make, &e. BewlF YO to promise, give assurance of. A C. BEF wodalicha, s. Cupid. \l LBWBFERA IR to do by agreement, not % B wodaly, s. The body, belly, .3 by force. .Bocwd® 4 covenant, agreement, 0, BB envy, malice. 2. internal heat, bond, treaty, compact. 2L BLL 3RO BB W o} burning of the belly. ) C. BT, WTBo wodaka, wodaku, -~ %<8 Fobd 2.0t ¥B on the one hand I have a Bruise, fracture. adj. Broken, curdled. w3 R P burning body, and on the other the plague of )l e 2 €5 broken vessel. .@8%J broken, crack- =2 N murdering a bramin ; or I am distressed with jlite ed. LBF WRTY, v BTRE Y a broken piece, frag- too many objects at once, e Q BT g ment, potsherd. @3 #0go to break any thing 10l son. LBV T g olutton. (Al one’s self. ©.3% nan g broken pot. ¢3¢ 23, i a broken mirror. WEF LPACNT g prater, . 2B=e3 wodawdra, s. Both the govern- tell-tale, one who cannot keep secrets. ment and cultivator’s share of the produce; the whole. 3! (o} C. WTBARD woda-gudi, postpositions ‘With, together with. LB RRB WD to come C. &d'f) wodavy, s. A thorry plant of LB Ned which camels are fond. 4 in company with, come together. n e 270 to g6 together. .3 Kwd Fego to be C. 20T, WB, LLBIZR wodave, wo- (44 associated or in company with. dive, wodive-wastu, s An ornament, v 008 2 a thing. C. WTARD wO(ld-,(/?fé«Zd, v. n To happen, trinket or jewel. fep] or property in chance, fall out. 2B il 2. to assemble with, unite general. w33 59D to make jewels. with. =R WB < 3. to have, possess, attain, acquire. 3 9%y to put on ornaments. LTS 2.8 NeBD to cause to unite with. ner ] 01@, {t @{9‘5 LB @Q éjgj By R J to put ornaments en one’s self, 7T t0 possess or acquire merit. C. QTTB,TN woda-huttidava, s, A A. C. WTBRWYY woda-gollu, v n. To be uterine brother. 2.2 & j’jzfi;%”o a uterine sister. nnited or in company with, 2.2%wo® haying C. 2B, W wodi, wode, s. Heat. ©» it o been united with. 2. having acquired or at- €»3 the heat of the sun. tained. 3 with. BRI IeBRRoB with the I child. C. 23 wodi, Sece wor. C. 20T, eBAED, wodi-kattu, wo- C. 2008 wodati, s, A mistress, 2. a fe- male companion. di-galtu, v. q. Tostrain off, to filter through 4 =D a cloth. I [ o C. 23 > wodane, postposition, With. adj. 0. 2B, 2B, BB, WD wod, Forthwith, at the same moment, directly. LBRIR LBEIRB g companion, associate, friend. wodiyu, wode, wodeyu, v. a. To break, AOJRBI 2RI 23 forthwith, directly, instantly. v. n. To break, burst. SN0, LB, LBI to with me, N23RES ITB gpeak with me. cauze to break. 38 iv@gd to break of itself, . 3 C. ?»JTST@ de(lplt, s. A pool, such as is wET, w83, w33 hroken. .30 to be broken. formed below the bund a of tank. 223, BT, LRIBNI, RGBT byeaking. BT W@, 2ER B to break off, 2232 DB to cause C. WT0B> woda-badu, See wrowz. . to break. 2,3 WHOW, 2.3 &@cdo%s, LRW HBw 0. WTTODI0 woda-muri 1/‘“) . A, To @0y to break in pieces, demolish. BEIBwEy break, as the neck ; to wring off, as the head ; Bawy to break the head. to stretch the limbs. 2. to break away and C [2] (oV] quickly escape. BIRT, 2WBBeRT, wBoFs wodi- shi-gadde, wodishé-gadde, woduchu, A. €. 23O wodarisu, ». a. To divulge, 2. to sound. v. n. to be inclined or bent on. s. A bubo. . A. C. 2B wodarchu, v. a. To begin. C. 20T woduvy, See t-2J. 2. to unite. 3. to form or make. 4. to co- A gold- C. &dofioi 7~ wodu-suttige, s. habit. FWIFe, BoF to be involved in, con- smith’s hammer with a round face 203 i w0 ALY D Fa S 26‘0(76, See 2,2 ood or evil S A Dbank the shore 2. s. A potsherd, broken 3B D to fall and break (in arithmetic) the multiplicand or dividend piece, fragment 3. bulkiness 4 an army o - a herd or C. 20T ?um’d))o@a, 2.B wodeya, flock 6. a large concourse, mass, assem- wodeyanu, wodiya, s. A lord, sovereign, blage adj. Large, stout, big. LR T, W king, master, governor, proprietor, or progen- [N 7‘”3> to form a shore, or embankment. 3 itor w3 LB FOTR, LEMTH LETISF 2,3 BRRY ’co hold the hands so as to catch any 7287 g mistress, a queen. 2,883 lordship, thnw 2,3 %903 the outlet of a river 2 regality LEBITT g man ot sovereign power. T T, LT T, LY FY, LB B, LB T 4o put ArYaldelatd [ate} LV et DY FoT B &SRR 333 Bhish- ashore ; to wait upon. .83, .30 gtout ma had the command of the Kurus’ army big, bulky LT ¥, LT (<] 2T fixed, &c T, B. 203, o.aZS B wodda, woddarava, stout or big man 2,53 1 to become stout A | 23] s, A tank digger, a man from the 2,39 A to be stout 2. to be pompous 2, Orissa country, whence the tank diggers are LB Sw(® to C @y TV, W W stout, pompous (<3 supposed to have originated. F€4,33 rough take aim .8 VB to throw with aim [ XY workers in stone. et BT those who do = to cause to take aim, cast, &c Lo F earth work., ¥ .2 x,, 'L)wd S, 2.8 % g wo- throwing cleverly, as a sling 2." casting a man of the above daeqes 2.B38 Wod the net 4. the 3. unjustly raising the price C. small country cart 2,57 83 dulness z,flfs <N N opn U~ to shew oft act of fixing, &c 4 2.3 ZeEXY stoutness and length LB IR B. 2.3 08 woddanti, |S3708] s, A birth- 2,2 I3 one who is extra- ] day festivity. 2,308 S»® to celebrate one’s to make a display Chk 2. one who sets snares ; birth-day. vagant in charging a fixer a holder &e A. C. &)—S & woddana, s, A cluster, heap FOS TOT NVGSQ,\F& 10 mass, 2 a shield. FoZNFASRE & a mass having presented the body to Cupid’s arrow 2.2 3 800y to turn an aim. [RYEN) 23 to (1 of rain clouds. @ i break up a concourse. c. eu"‘i 3, 23 T woddani, woddane, s A. C, 208> e [ 2. readiness, woddu-mattisa, s, Pomp, parade. preparation. i 2,8 3 J®@ to make a shew Portliness adj. Pompous 0 C. WTW CYR wodddlaga, s A royal as- or display sembly, durbar, council 2. a collected as- G2 ¢ 2.8 Snonico woob@@%a wod- sembly, convocation. du-muriyu, wodda-muri-kollu, o, n ; C. LTVOER, LEANED wodhydna, wod- D To stretch out the body or limbs i yanda, S. A gold or silver belt, zone, or ALC. w"SK’) woddaua, adj. Obstinate, per- B Ty TRF 569, WoreBiwe BB g golden O girdle tmamous. €2 girdle Vg, awazge a silver girdle. Iy A.C. W0 atéfla woddavane, s Rivalry C. 200 wona, a,d] D}) L.6N3 g dry tree. 14 emul(mon g 203 T2 g withered, dry or seeded vegetable. Agize /\g woddigala, s. Herds, flocks, C. 20T, 2Ty wonanku, wonaku, €0y droves v n. To shake, tremble, quake 2.6 £0 cause to shake ¢ C. 200, woddi, See ¥v. C. WEROAI, W EIAS wonangu, wonagu, g A. C. 2.8 ®> woddisu, v. a. To pierce, pe- v. n. To dry up, evaporate, become dry 2 G, netrate. to become lean or thin 3. to wither, shri- C. w(’z. So6? woddivdpa, Sece vw3e C.% vel up, die. AR, 2R InB v, @, To dry. 8u'§ %’9@“‘3 woddi- il 3{5) 5 woddu, WNOTCR AT to dry in the sun [oR 3 Fonlen] g kollu, v. a To throw, place, fix, put or € hF to dry by the fire 237 to be- Ly to oppose, thwart 303 come dry. 227N dryly, 267D to be dried plant, as a net 3. to bear, 2,oR0B L.ONOTY, 20 EIFFRTY LR TF 10 l‘I Be@), to oppose the person to put to dry 6N Bk to dry up, wither, to lift up the head. 4. to make a return of Vvt 204 |9 ? B WTT N 9 R | shrivel. L 00AT farclel o897 0 dried plaster. c. &S e wottdse, s Help, assistance. ol LT, 2NT 8 ~ R BY a. Tohelp, aid, assist. Le —0 T, e BwkT g spiritless, dar ™T, WD {; [SEEA : sickly face. wee 73 g withered hand. = 3 a helper, assistant. el P} ISAD] T3 ISR L C. 20009 200(2(5, adj. Vain, mere, empty, false, 2 a word 1in one’s favour. -2 useless, profitless, dry. &? ¥5, .50 %) Bz E?; ~N =233 he assisted me. - vain labour. 2T (BF s, An under letter; the 2.5597100F empty pride. @jowol:fu, s. Ly 7 yvain scoff or ridicule. 2 close- 2.59%0W empty mark of aspiration under a letter. 3. thickness. pomp. 2LFHmIS0, ur—aadtgi, 2FHIVOV, LB TORY ness, of texture or position. 0put causeless annoyance. wEd Twd groundless 4. the bank of a river. 283,T close. 2. 37_-“?\ stouly o 2 S0 calumny. %:7&® %30 an empty speech. {&T) P closely. 233,70 to become close, &c. i} £ @nT useless trouble, a helper, assistant. o Le e -0 3 e g well near stott, a town. .8 TE€W to be near. A@ 3.:9’373 wonige, s. A mouthful. [0 &g"% wone, See . (658 &9’_30 wottu, v. n. To be close, thick-sets 0 near together, in contact. C. 2T wonme, s. The single thread of a Y cord. C. 203> wottu, v.a. To press, shampoo, AEreTR wonme, s, Consent, approval. squeeze, to dab, as with a wet cloth ; to fo- Nl nga 2. to cut ment, to wipe off, as perspiration. _}t . Zu_g_ooti wot-tanda, s, One army. or break betel nut. 3. to move or push fur- o o AC &_5@03) wottamba, s. Force, com- ther on. 4. to fix, place firmly. RN, I w380 WHO OB e pnine e pulsion. = m to seize forcibly. DBIDF, BN 83 TaFRTTE 3 who will relieve 8 ey G (&Ji&i} wot-taftu, s. One side. you when you give way to pressing grief? SNaMe; &7 on one side, sideways. 3% belong- uy, =2 2 »wgo to press or shampoo one’s self, &e. 5 ) ing to one side. to feel pain from pressure. w8 W to cause to anom C. &id wottada, s. A fomentation or shampoo, press, &c. 28, 2.8 F shampooing, poultice. .83 W to foment, poultice. pressing, moving, &ec. 2.8 B, LT, LEOW o &-5_0'('5?3 wot—taqlave, adv. Once, one to fix firmly. %83, 2.8 37 pressed, &c. ) fisly ¢ time. &3 to be over-pressed. 28 g™ to 2o away, stand out of the way, move aside. 2 c. &Jizg wottade, s. The nightmare. 10y & W to come near by moving. of &)?Qd, wottura, s. Force, violence. % ui 2R to 3 Y L 07 et B0, 6.30 to force. 2. to move further. be pressed up. 9, w8 WY to say aloud. 3. to shove against. 2,300 W, 8 DLFROR w€ B to cry aloud. 2.8 IR ¢ 0 to speak firmly. o8 [BEW to w d alk fast. v to come by force. SR RBweTES 2.3 0N 203 | have a call of nature. 22,5 IWT) a thing for making stamps. Zulle‘ I a o C. ?M?Jit-flragw, m?j_ajfixaew wottu- c. &i@, &i@o, &5&8 wottala, wottalu, wottole, s. A moveable fur- kolu, wottu-golu, s. A lever. [ P ot < ) dr\ 1 nace or fire-place. w8 0%y, 0.8 ., a. To C. 8«3;30, wotte, s. A pledge, pawn, mort- 1% construct such a place. 2. the act of tread- gage. 3, %wgo, uge%z&%ju, L8 R %"’@go ) ol ing or pressing down. to take or receive a pawn. w8 _;‘&oio: 2 ) 2 5 U o 2@ to hold a pawn. g W to be in c. 23 go, N Efiofi%d wottakshara, pawn. wE IRB to pawn. us_ |/E, L.E g wottaklkara, s. An under letter. Ty ©F, T, wE B0 fo keep as a pawn; to li‘()flm‘ c. 20_?_19@7 wottala, See ©.33. ) o pawn, mortgage. ¢% $% a thing in pawn. C. &_3»%7, w2 0 wottala, wottdna, e 13 LE, WY TwFY to redeem a pawn. |tis s. One place. v3 ¥O a person of the same o1 place. B &)id’ 84?3_0‘553 wot-tera, wot-tera- nu, s. One kind or sort. (08 'Ju@:foo.:)).) wotta’ya, s. Force, violence, P importunity. 233 0 IR 9, q, To force. c. 208w ¢> wot-tdlu, s. One arm. 10 i 283, R33N forcibly, violently. 2,83 0D TR C. VTR, WORy, WTHR> wodagu, ¥ to ask with urgency, to importune. wodangu, wodugu, See .tI. I p 205 —d Q Wl %% [=X ) 59 2,383 ] 0 o (¥ c. 208> l()f)(]él’?é, v. n. To cry N, DI, BTy 2S00, st crymg 200 62)\' 0 3BT > woni, woniyu, wo- 0o wodadu, wodudu, s ne woneyu wona-kollu, wonedu- “he lip . 2002 20> (o9 M))d) EU&JUBD@“) /L()']?(, V. a To winnow, fan corn, &c )] DI, WIJW, LI, 2.FW to cause to winnow, odaru wodiru, woduru, wodari- &e. LIDBNITY, 2,23 I od € Yy Y, WIDE, WINF, W kollw, ». n. To cry continuously, mal DR the act of fanning. 233 ‘anned rice. noise, shout to huif, admo- 2. to prate A. 0. 20 wone, v. n. To amass, collect. 2 nis l i bounce with disple: w\sure. V. d. T'o ST TWRER P, . To collect mcrease. 2,3 sh ‘, {3, s a cloth ; to shal \c, as the head : to €7 to scatter, frustrate. shake up, as grass, &c 0% to cause to A0 886 g5 cry. 2. to cause to shake 3. to affix w0 woppante-madu V. . FN © TITY, 2o 28\ 00 %) o To do so as to please or suit make 9 to shake up or off. 3 =Y acceptable ; to make willing R LT s ¥T0, LTOD T, WD 3] pd) to & C QJ oo\, W snew a roof by taking off the broken +11a \O woppa, woppam ady AALS, g &c. 7 Vo) Neat pletty handsome, beautiful, frugal and putting on new ones. ooy b’ well polished L& TN fitly, suitably 2. €0 ©¥ he rejected what I said clearly, neatly, beautifully e 2 BRE), LT C. W)y WTT> wodavu, wodaku, » 2, [5] LI DW, LTBWBD), LBNFY to polish, To be opportune, fitting, suitable, ready Lo LB Y, 2 -~ 0T VT S - make neat. ) 2 a fine to prosper, thriv 3. to have, possess, be at - [UY and used for polishing, 3,8 Fe, ¢ 1D ngw, 2 hand 4. to suffice , last out. 5. to increase, - it} o o To¥d g hone 53 <N (] ake a polishing stone. multiply LBIW, wBEDD to prepare, T, LRDBW (% » LT, LBEW, to take a polish. [SEN [ opportune, &c LTT, wTHT increased. 2. 0¥ 1 20 2 having acquired, attained, or possessed prepared 3. possessed 4. opportune. 0 beauty ¢, BR0F,TY to be present at a good time. D c. 2 0)05 wo;)O;V—ch woppanda, wop- C. 20, 20T, BB, 20BN wodi, L. pandavi, s. A con fpos ul'd act, convention, agree- 0 wodiyu, wode, wodeyu, v. a. Tokick ment, covenant LR 0B BB to enter into LOF o 2. to impede 2.0 to cause to kick. a contract, make an agreement, close a b 2,70% the act of kicking. ?-JLJ B uz’% 2» G2 :: gain. ¥ to kick about one’s s self. u—“mé;, 2T B 0 to kick mutually. w0 O)F’a wWop-pand, s. One fanam. Sy w3 R to be n. &w\JJ wop-pattu, Qee Zuv P '&) . 2 kicl W C. 25» 8 wodddta, s . Mutual kicking A. C. w,i)zjo wopparam, adj, Pleasant HHan agreeable. 2. kicking in pain, as children. 3. difficulty, e Dligg & TR, 2,3 & be) TR €2 narrow circumstances. og‘)due) > woppa-hdku, v. a. Tosign. i \ g to kick mutually 2. to be in narrow c. 2w (Qe%d woppdchdra, s, A com- b circumstances. pact, agreement () W C. wC) F woddike, s. ¥ riendship, intimacy, 5] C. WD cjb woppart, s. Relationship. mmlh‘n ity. Lo union 3. concord. 4 re- I 1 C. w’b‘“ (oN) woppum s. A pent roof, shed, conciliation 5. a collection of requisite arti- LB Tew, A0 ¢ or ver audd with a pent roof ) cles. w8 F 9B to do a kindness. F oI (X sr e %VS\ 2T WA to build such a shed g D M ™ to beaome friendly. Bow S CISEN UJ a tiled shed. c 0 C. o C. 2.8 wodd ¢, s. Wetness, moisture, damp- woppi, s. Fitness, suitableness ness. Zu— w2 a wet adj. Moist, wet, damp. &3 congruity, congeniality. 2. dexterity, clever Jith i cloth. ness. 3. beauty, elegance. adj. Fit. 2. dex- g C. w3F, DT wonake, wonike, s, A terous. 3. beautiful, handsome. (&) 7~ to 0, 0m 2 agree, fit, be suitable. @337 agreeably, fitly, I large wooden pestle for cleaning rice, &c. }*tx QF 'L&OW TN to fit , be suitable. pestle not tipped with iron uitably. 206 - 1IOT) ?No:?J:,S g C D 1 i) C. T y Wopp, v /o n. To be fit, suitable, e wobbu, s. Assemblage, multitude, 3] proper, becoming Ll to assent, consent, a- heap. 2. froth, foam.- v. ». To increase or [ gree to. BRNF, L.AF, LT fitness, suitable- abound. il ness, agreement. 2. assent, assenting, con- BE '&JZS) wobbe, s. A hedge. 2. washing sent. %, fitting, becoming, agreeing with, U clothes in lye wa er. 3. See v9. oY @®, consenting, assenting. WD to agree and 228 aTy, 0375w to wash clothes in lye wa- oF, 2080 come. 2.3y JFRE {0 consent and do. ) ter 2. to put once. e ITRYEN to wash to persuade, make consent, prevail upon, W clothes in lye water. 225p 23 each time in make agreeable, make to agree with or suit. eating or parching corn. 2. a cry. 3. each 2. to assign, consign, resign, make over, de- woman. P ) liver over, give in charge, surrender. a,:.g;:o c. 8053233 WOM-mana, See Lo, = 2,20 T, WAL T ¢ delivery, consignment. ) “h’» C. 209> Lozi@fi)g wonumindomme, See Fogd to confess, own, admit, acknowledge. OMOT WO 156 2. to consent, comply with, accept, receive, assent. 3. to take charge of. 237 F03 to c. Qagfio, 20D,23T> WOMMIru, wom- ol give over in charge. ei':o? 20 to deliver mi-baru, See toMwTo. an account. 32T w0 to deliver a lesson. C. 25553 ) WOMmmu, See L0700, \'I“;:‘tlf TRY =2 o . () ) - “ B 255D % > to take, or Lear a lesson. 0 33,2 wom-mukha, See 2oz, [®] .7 N 202 to deliver any thing over to another. C. ©a8 qdj. Assented to, agreed to, delivered E’uz%au, WOMMe, Sep to0. A\. . £ C. 23200 vommorme, adv. Oc- 110 over. s. Consent, agreement, compliance, sig- casionally, now and then. g“‘,\%efir 2;)5‘&@6 nature, receipt. ?,;3\,;33 3B, uzg:e&% ,u%ad ¥ NB to put one’s signature. b 2 :\,3—:; & N 59 > C3 to TR R, BT BIJTT she hm‘iug had, occa o1 cause to consent. sionally, a place in y OU 1r cold mind. 22,83 FRT g paper with [ ] a S one’s signature. 2. a bond. 8370 to be C: 3&53)35%3 oyakkane, s, An inclination approved. to vomit. feu) S¥N) . 100 e wop-pottu, Ev 0By B SJ 1s 0. 200, 2:33 oy, 0iyu, See & 1 ¢. &,33,’2)3’ o , LB e = ] e 3 20, 238p. 4 {14 Once a day. zdij?l; 8 2 o = YN A. C. WO0208 otyane, adv. Gently, gra- i 0 €30 to eat but once a day. dually, slowly, mildly, softly. 2033w a3 = very gradually. 3 4 C BJ(?%) wobl'a, personal formmas. & fem. of 2.0 one. 22 0, m&m, uzs;)@’, m.@agjo, (68 ’3@’5550813 0’[’]/(57‘(&, s. Beauty. 2. haugh- tiness, pride. 2. affectation, coquetry, fop- ! 22 DT g one man, a single person. ) 2, 2 LERF, WY R, LW BN g female, one wo- pery. adj. haughty, affected, foppish. S ) [a) 1) 33 a haughty person. - a dandy, gl man. ©% 9% only one woman. %™ pl. ap- ey fop. @ O 50, 235 TEFYY, 20357330787, 2,035y plied in an honorific sense, to express any in- dividual, male or female, of respectability. T a coquette. ZuOIfiT?‘SC’C}' IRBING l)oag{ing €X- i 1l Jos 2.2 3% adv. Alone. ) 2. singly ; only one man. pressions. 2. big words. 20535 T FR® to he ol haughty, affected, foppish. 2 3535eR affect- A LR PR, wRH D one or two persons. w5, %0, ©u B DA one by one, reciprocally, edly. o3 B SEa to walk affectedly. A GL 20555—@ DR OZ‘VL?/(L’?'Z‘SU, v. n. To turn p mutually. &'zfiafiu@%?fio a certain man, 2,253 el Sw K g certain woman. B EY a person, or move about. 2. to take a ride for pleasure. one person, a servant (male or female.) 22 [oR %’fimgé 02’3/(5/@, See YLERL. ) A Bk to go alone. “\S‘if‘ gallop. 2. c. aofnge; oiydli, s. A fall C. 2020 &H wobbattu, s B A sweet cake a ride on horseback for pleasure. [ZISSARIES VB made of wheaten flour, split pulse, jaggory, to gallop a horse. Oy 8TV to lunge a and ghee. ) horse. W3Ry BT g galloping horse. 2. a (v 0 LJx 29 %o A ~ED c. ?»%b wobbi, adv. Once, one time, as ap- riding horse. 2.@Bxyg T, 2,035e% &Fff;{ Py plgce 2,0330¢ 8 0305 Ve C 25 to beating or parching corn, &e. 22 % b so called near Bang > alore. L3 PR, 0 I \i}ired <. (2] <) 4 ~£ 2 W bl 2% to put ia once. 203559 B to go for a ride. Y § = ~2 V% o] 2.8 2R €/ 253020, 8055338 01y, otyu, p, a. To testicles, occasioning them to swell. 2w one testicle to fall lower than the other take away, carry off. 2. to hide. 3. to leave. from disease. ?,Joioé%f’, ?,uOZ)dC“‘Sg):?, 2wONE, 2.)0?335 the act of carry- ing off. ©AYFAs to take away ome’s self. C. 2033 worayu, Sece 3. Fweotwd) take away. . C. 2T woralu, v. n. To cry out, lament, C. Bu?ji‘?\.@ge)a wora-kolu, s. The extreme [5) “ grieve, SOITOw. to croak or complain warp beam. without reason. 3. to chatter or talk with- C. TR, WRIT woragu, wWorgu, v, . out any object. 4. to become acquainted or 2. to fall. intimate with. S A mortar. 2. friend- To incline, lean upon, lie down. 3. to die. s. A large pillow to lean the back ship, love. @82 she cried. 2. she was against. kBB to lean against a wall. attached to, pleased with, or fond of. 23V i ERBRWTTRY, 8% @Fw, TR to recline on a pil. st Aegd to begin to cry. { low. @3R3 3 g large pillow for leaning the C. 2TVZOD worawdri, s. A small hoe for A TR0 back against. 2. a carpet to sit on. hand-weeding. 2,08A %070 to lie down or sleep in the road, b C. 23R, wTY, VTN woravi, woravy, % to cause to lean against. 2. to make lie [s25] worave, s. A marsh, or swamp. 2. moist- down. 3. to kill. 4. to fix or place. SeBATY to slay an army. FOIToSwTAVE I ness, dampness. 3. s_uperfiuuus water run- SR ning from a tank. LIOAT, 2.0 200 swampy. I placed him in a situation. 2.0h %Jé%’,’d 2,00 t 2.82T 2w g marshy or swampy field. %’@g’s to lean one’s self against. 2377 aside, W inclinedly. 2,01, the act of lying down, or A. C. 20TY woravu, [e3]v. n. To tell, say. T sleeping. 20708 Y reclining or pendent C. 2TR> worasi, v, a. To wipe off, rub L fruit. out, efface, destroy. 2. to scratch or rub, as Inf C. 2T, 2,T0eF, 2.Te5T w3 wora- a scar, &c. 3. to knock or beat off. V. W o to slide or slip down. s. Persecution, vexa- chu, woranchu, worachi-kollu, v, ». tion, annoyance. @ORFTHLFRVTTOENTGIY To prate, gabble. v. a. To rub. af the regents of the eight quarters I will anni- 0. 2,8E3, 8,308, 28R woratu, wo- Jfl hilate. ©T» FoF to rub one’s self against o ranfu, woradu, adj. Coarse, as cloth; any thing. 2. to wipe one’s self. DNRTR }la\ rough, unpolished, dull, not smooth, uneven. SwsuT the serpent which Garuda destroy- the 2. contumacious, obstinate. 2,383, 2.T8T, ed 2.3% &y to obliterate, rub out, wipe 2,830 F e G % 28BS gtupidity, dulness, obstinacy. off. wTTOIT wiping off, rubbing out. & SR g contumacious speech. 2807 2B an A. . 22BRPTR> worasoras, odj. An- ¢ obstinate temper. 2T 793 coarse plaster. gry, irritated. 2.83.T3I anger, irritation, 0. 2308, 2.T3B, w308 worati, worate, ong annoyance, vexation. A fountain. 2. a natural G4 worante, s. C. 2T, Wz woralu, worlu, s. A stream or spring. ®OSWTE g spring of water. TZRTH g wooden mortar. Ag FoWPBWTENRSY streams of tears. 2,88 W to large mortar. 2,050 8 A¢ wTY T, TSR TW a stone mortar. come to a spring. 2. 8T A Ty, WOVFY, wIOYR to fix a mortar. C. 2.0, &Uo;@ worapu, worampu, # pestle and mortar. L s. Abatement, ebbing, going down. 2. a ) ridge in a paddy field, &c. 3. a channel on 0. BJD’?O§ woraldal, s. An affection- ate woman. a ridge. 4. leisure. 5. deliberation. ady) 0 Positive, confident. .CFeA TR to affirm A. C. 2T> woru, v. n. To say, tell, declare, l‘}l‘\ty i To ) -~ 2 ’ [9) QE:JOE"u’o}dJSf I “,'fll positively. 8% Fw3d to intermit, cease, relate, narrate. SN0 C:‘Lb abate, afford leisure. 2.T% 352 to he delibe- thus briefly relate. g rate. 2. to make a ridge. 3. to form a C. 2B wore, s. A sheath, scabbard. 2. the 0.4 channel. mind (as a receptacle). w8 w, to bind or Co make a sheath. w8 %, 2,8 ENARN 80 C. 3.)’663@&1 wora—bijll, s. A disease in the ]/17 918} U P4 U 8 wT 2u® draw a sword. w8 433 %3, w3 +3 g 0. WOYY), 2oy, 2R wolapu, wo- Jer a drawn sword. w8R¥T having been un- lampu, wolape, s. Cleanness, purity. sheathed. 2,8 FWRT, 23 ReP, 23 FwdD 2 98 2. dandyism, dressing fine. 3. affectation in to sheath, (2] (&) (=1 DB 0 turn the sheath. LUY IHE to dress walking. 4. mincing. oy C. 23, 2B, 2002 wore, woreyu, finely. 2. to be affected. LY, WD Jan 200?‘?'1/76, v. @. Torub. 2 to try metal by @, 2UYmSF 3 woman fond of dress. 2 a it a touch-stone. 3. to grind. 4. to tell. 5 woman who walks affectedly. LT :;faz% a Lo to wet, moisten. 6. to put on plaster or medicine given to entangle a person’s affec- o Py enl mud, &e. V. n. tions. (SN FoJ W@ Jook at her affectation. 7. to weed out, or grub up. W 2,000 woTo he came with pomp. = ©FIFwTS To adhere, touch. e BdA fid?fu?gfioi’).) to put o 7 ) mud on a wall. @oB her gait is elegant. LB to charm, MeBwdaEn to put on plas- delight, fascinate, allure, 29933 3 man fond ter. 238 BT, 8.8 BE, T Tew), Wl ®E to of dress and gaiety. ¢ 100 apply metal to a touch-stone. 2,8 Pored, 2.8 2,0 BOgE T Bored tried gold. \& ™ to try metal ¢, 2330 wolayu, See 9. by rubbing on a touch-stone. 2.3 T2, 2.8 Ty, A. C. 2O, WOBTY wolavu, wolava- [0y 2.3 7ed g touch-stone. @38 AwE to try metal LUDI 10 ravy, s. Kindness, affection, love. one’s self. 2.8 the act of trying metal. 2.3 U complacent, generous. 2UNV0, WUNJOTR, 2 0 VB to rub off, 2.0 to cause metal to be wdSY from regard, with affection, with de- s tried, to cause to rub, &c. 2.3 AL ) wax light. LURBowATod IRV doing, with which takes off the metal the touch-stone has kindness, as one intended. received. I, s C. 203, o, WO wolashe, wolase, N ¥ b A G %0 wore, s. Instruction. ». a. To wolise, See sv3. b, & inform, tell, instruct. .88, 2.083 he told. c. 29, 2.OG3» woli, woliyu, v. n. To o 2,083 having told. S0¥R B3 again I say. g be propitious, regard favourably, consent. «© € 3 , e 32,5 T will say more. 2 I will tell here- to desire, long for. after. Adw,TITOFTEIEF hut hear, Ar- 4. to be charmed, capti- vated with. Jun, I will tell you more. B3 B TR T S0 5. to favour, be kind, as supe- Ln/hb' riors to inferiors. DS RRTBALIPIRITFHORY BRés Ao BT I 6. to walk mincingly, as a vain woman. 3855083 he shewed his ~ have told you my distress, let me live, said the dissembling brahman. approbation by shaking his head. 7. to Jestl’ 2L.OR £ swing, oscillate, wave, move. Y to cause f, ! 1 €. 2985 worry, s. ‘Mud ud) B, o) 15 to regard. & to inveigle, entice, captivate, &2ow to be muddy. =T ©09)A muddily. get into one’s power, please, delight, charm. C. '&J'OD worre, adj. Crooked, bent, inclined, w.Eh Fagd to be pleased with. .93, 2.3 out of course. tall 0, propitious. 2. regarded, favoured, pleased, C. W8F, 2BE worti, worte, See v.3e. gracious, complacent. &;@33, L.9T3 a com-~ C. WRYT worpu, See .07 placent person. 2. an affected pompous per- lly § son 202 W, .08 WD to come kindly or C. 202 worlu, See z.Tw. UlGTFI‘ willingly, to come from desire. 9% affec- C. WRDET worsu, See 2O, tation. 2. kindness, graciousness. 203, 0. 2oz worlu, See 3% O3 g person who is kind or pleased. ; P2 =2 an affected man. 2 € LE Q » 208 T desired, T € 2005 L worrku, s. A stream. %Ei . 2o )T worrkeisu, v n. To col- longed for, I favoured. =€3 033, .08 &3 a propitiated divinity. lect, amass, accumulate. (Sich é:’.b{yfi Bzl ® el C. 2003 wolanda, adj. Complacent, kind, ™ 208D God, being pleased with his prayer, ;I\U generous. 2,008 to be gracious, kind. appeared to him., ©8A f”\”t’w‘?mgfi God is gracious to him. @p’q g fiflsfi@@tfl'&b I have C. 2T wolake, See v.35%2. 4 0 - 3 / accepted your prayer. BIBROT word S5 C. VOBRY, LT T V] swola-kollu, wo- L Ops] weTW Sy S any thing may be done if God ladddu, . 2 [l EEOND) =35 Sl [eu: 000 OV =y S J P Bral To oscillate, wave, move. please. BB 20D T)Bw=S o 09 2 c = 181N 0 3¢ if God does 1ot please, what is the use A, €. 20T03& wosantilu, See 2nzen. of man’s pleasing P ANSBOD '&A‘*(’é be propi- A. €. VRS wosargal, s. A fabulous tious 2.OTOW, .0y BV to cherish with moon-gem. delight or affection wOToB SR to do so C. W AN SRR wosagu, wosug, as to please. ©.0%e8 as one likes, or as See LR 1 nieases one €. WD ’I,UOZM, See L. A. C. 2R wosage, s. A joyous ceremony for women on coming of age, or becoming B 2603 wolume, [%9] s. Kindness, pregnant 2. news, tidings. BBeEA a great FTID love, affection, delight, approbation. pubescent festivity 7 23003 your kindness protects me A. (i w0 wosame, s. Grief, distress, c. 23 wole, s. An oven, furnace, fire-place, o SOITOW hearth 2 a chafing dish, or stove V. N 1 A. C. DERORS wosarisu, y. a. To turn or To shine &8 #8,R firewood & [ i roll round or over. B, LS BB, WS T, WS IR to fix a 0f fire-place. v 2w g fire to kindle 03 €. 2RNTd, ROV wosary WoSUTY S i %283 to kindle an oven or fire-place 2, A fountain. . . To ooze, Ieak. 2. to spirb I vo¥ &% to put fire into a fire-place 2,0 out, as blood from a wound, to run as water ke o.\)QQ:? & |® to put a pot on the fire-place from a vessel or leak. 3. to proceed, as L words from the mouth or lips. &Ed‘)\ EAVESYale) { . BT, 28598, WePdd woleyu, Wit ¥ the narrative which proceeds from woledddu, woladu, v. N. To vibrate, 0, your mouth. swing, oscillate, wave, move. Sebd swing- 1ng) ng, vibrating, waving. C. % wost, interj. Used in addressing an (0] &e) , & wolta, wolda, for 203 of 2.0. inferior. adj. Little 0, & A. C. 2R wose, ». n. To bepleased, delight- c. wS wolme, See vovb. , charmed, 33pd3 the mind having A S 20038"53 wolyddu, See e.ox. been charmed BT T 2T8wEWED any one hav- lay C. ZUGJ wolla, See under 2,80, ing been delighted 0, %t c, &e) 20@ 303 wolli, wolliyu, s, An C. &) {, &N{SNQ 200882, %‘088282, intery. uppel frarment 8 BB to wrap round Ju of surprise, disgust, aversion a garment 29N FJwom J@D make fery C. 22&®0 wokilu, s Deliberateness 2 your upper garment into a turban, or, make (g beauty, neatness, elegance the best you can of narrow circumstances L4 C. 2000 wollu, o n C. &9 wol, [v¥)] in comp. Well, good, ex- To be unwilling, re- [J/s?‘fl fuse. 2. cellent, 2yTS a person who is unwilling t.le ] &3 refusing 2.y he is unwilling [MIILEA 2.8 T (o) &4%7 wola, adj. Inner, internal Infey she is unwilling T JFRBLWReT an inner fastening I will not ¥ ¥, an inner ceiling, ang do D4 & ¥ Fow the sole of the foot BID Bwrrcwgy he will not go FF) 5&1 fTuln & I will not, I want not. ¥7%3 palm of the hand LYTRYY, o oF Y ¥ to 283 3B I want b&m not, leave off. spread, cover. 2. to be attached, united 293w will you not P 2Ty W Ong’y with, Seonss T28wel 3 T do not want your jewels. 3. to contain, hold. 4. to prevail Ugey over, 0,¥ FRoB) W, W fwoR WD to cover, 234327 I do not want you. IllaJ SRRTBTO BWRBF D IRTTR0B) WTIETIF 2B 5983 wollewdtu, s, An upper gar- pervade Congep ment placed round the neck and thence grace- @ the army advanced covering the earth 0 N3, we B, weneo, %;’B’éb inside LR fully arranged 2,83 T8 T to put 1t on. dy th e the inner udder. (14 *w % a small inner *y (0 ?»)53 205 og wov-wov, s. The barking cloth to cover the privities 2,952 internal of a dog. fever. )P 80D Bw %”o to walk about in-doors A 0. 238, 298, LR -r",\) woshal LTS >9 inside of the cheek L% G2 2 inside of i woshike, wosige-prasta, See 2% WF T inside C(nc@a the jaw ¥ 300 a bye-road 1 o 210 P WY o wg;g of the lip. ¥ TR3, ¥ 3D, 0¥ TR an in- A. . G BPR>wola-pogu, v. n. To enter, lots land country. ¥on¥, w¥Cwd the inner 2o in. yard of a house. LY TE, LY wRwWw, oY W A. 0. 250D20%F wolayinke, See t9A. Ity %7 the inner side. @¥¥en, 293597 inwardly, (64 &?@3 wolale, s, A kind of shell used in internally. ¥ @AW an inner gate or door. feeding children. ¥ 2NV people of the inner door-watch. C. WYIYTTTB wolavu-kudure, s, A ¥ InB PR to attach to one’s party. @¥ stallion. . 9 a gecret or private communication. 2, c. 2 ¢ '07\) wWo ] u’gra, s. Domestic, indigenous, ¥, w93 inclination, inclining to the right or left. TINSeYY the inclination of an uot imported. fres, arch- NV ESw¥D) the inclined brick or C. &g9T woldra, adj. All s. The whole, stone work over a door. w¥Tem to become A. 0. 27 wolige, s, A mouthful. i Of internal or inclosed. ©¥3S7™ the inner end C. 20§35 wolitu, [+¢3] adj. Well, pro- of a female’s garment. %% 3iBS secret Il L¥ToBo per, excellent, good. %M, 2.¥83A properly. intention, thought, or opinion. “¥%N FD to do a thing well. LESAD te ) S‘gifi private mediation, secret design, plot. 2 be well. 20N it is well, it is well done. ater eollusien, fraud. ¥ ToBTRT, WY =0l ~NOWT 3 an b?l"owémé to take an excellent meal. 2. to accomplice, a secret plotter. 293 g secret take a good meal after recovering from cere- e desire. %0 g domestic servant. monial uncleanness. ©¥83% to say it is well. 1~ IOl C. &Qjog wolanke, s, Control. 2. the A, G. ?u'@) wole s. A horse’s martingal. ) inside of the thigh, ©%¥o2ha one under ® wol-yasa, s. Excellence, good- control, A0 20?’33 g i ness. C. 20T wolan-kollu, Seeunder t9. A. 0. Y BSTE wolpadeyarasa, s, The keeper of a seraglio. A C. SYRIOD wolaga-ndbhi, s A vy navel that is sunk in. &8 20%7?.3 wolpu, adj. Good, excellent, e proper, well. C. QYR>E 2 &?}o\ &53:3 wola-guttu, wol- A. C. gD 353 wol-mdtu, s. A secret, a gutiu, s. A profound secret, hidden mys- private communication. tery, family secret. ugi%‘hiénj TonwEy St WYy 2. a good word or speech. God alone knows profound secrets. C. 2§03 wol-sanne, s. A private hint. c. &Y, 2gRw wolage, wolagi, C. 2.g® (_g?c:‘\ wol-sdkshz, s. Conscience, the ,'0(1 38 postposition, In, within, into. Qfi:’j&@?jfi in inward witness. the mean while. ©¥7 #w® to give physic internally. LYR BROR, w¥Rw Bwdnw inside C. 2o (_ggiv‘a wol-sfme, s, An inland coun- and outside, within and without. 2903 try. from within. 2977 to become inward, to C. &%fo(é% wol-suddi, s. Secret intelli- 10 gence. become attached to, as a party, to become in one’s power or control. EMA inwardly, A. C. g Vo wolldsam, adj. Pretty, g handsomé. internally. L¥7TRTID all that are concerned J il | in a bargain or business. LYMAD to he A. C. 8)@’3 wollu, s. An old fox. e concerned in, intermeddle with. LYRRITD c. &Y ¢, 2T Do wollé, wolleya, adj. becoming an accomplice. wYAR to keep in Good, well, proper, fine, excellent. ¢¢,%3a any thing, to conceal in the mind. (A 2ar %3 fine hand. Z«Gg:,‘: o an excellent disposition. Z=¢% will she be brought under eontrol ? &% 28R, YT, 2 ¥ 3, 2 ¥ ¢ very well, it is Jj BeoBwdRRond gne in, one out. 1l well, very good, a good thing. ©%,5, &.¢,, A. 0. 2o ReSD0o wolagéyu, v. a. To hide, méofioaso a good man. u%écmmum to conceal. WD it is hidden. 2. to put consent. g3 to become well. @S a in, or make internal. 3. to set, as jewels, good man or woman. 211 S‘O" [N & 2 a car- % 0, The fifteenth letter of the alphabet, s. A preceptor, teacher, minister. sounded as o in note. 2. interj. oh! O!as, penter, joiner, stone cutter. t.o93» oh ! Rama. &82033% O mother. 3 s. & dja, s. The odd numbers, as one, three, interrog. affix ; as, TR have they gone P five, &c. der ¥ade was it you or he? Uttered in AL fi)&d%fl (gj(l]o"’.l, (((Zy', Own. 35’%?3\,@12:# a doubtful tone, it implies uncertainty; as, w0 &3 - QSN 9 he gave himself as their own. NBey VTZeR Bedwg Ie2dD whether it was 8. S5y, LaTl djavu, dassu, s you or he, I know not ; one of you did it. o3 Strength, bravery, valour. 2 splendour, Ty J92T 83¥ somebody must have done it. light, metallic lustre. 23w: what, I know not. »£od€wr from some place or other. Q3w BB he has gone C. é)&f?ij 0:,“'66,,1% s. A man out of employ. somewhere or -another. c. &80T dji-gida, s. The name of a tree. a A. C. 2 d, v.a. To form acquaintance, make A C. 5B Q’]'(’, s. Justice, uprightness, in- [¢ friendship. 2. to embrace sexually. tegrity. 2. lustre, splendour. 3. mass, as- ) semblage, heap. 4. valour, heroism. &0 c. 80Ro, 80833 dngu, dnchu, See T 001 Boeesm jllustrious for valowr. L3 weom 0. LTI dkarisu, v. n. To retch, feel &,8,9°M having waliantly prepared for war. inclined to vomit, be qualmish, puke, to hawk &t S to do what is right. 2. to collect in spitting. 2. to slip or slide down. L=, into a mass, to make heavy. 4 £.20% yetching, vomiting, nausea, rumbling =8 (0 of the stomach. 233z L0 # tendency to sick- c. 883, &80 wita, witam, s. Running. £.83%5:3 2 ness, fruitless retching. 2. a race, a course. 3. desire, wish. 08 L8meT, s¥R% g runner. i, 9 a covetous man. g s. 2,597 d-kdra, s. The letter . é»u#wg\) to covet,, wish, &&mdr, LTy g c. &gy, 8T, &8¢ dkuli, dkali, dki- 2.8 female runner. 2. a longing woman. €] L@ to run fast. £ e S Ui, s. A mixture of chunam, turmerick, and 2@ to put a horse out gl water. L2y 88, TPl gquirting this red at full speed. L&e 2BEY to begin to run. I 4 > liquid upon passers by, &ec. during a festival. k&g the rush of water. o &3 g dog’s run. 2. a ceremony in which an idol is placed by 03) ~ a vat filled with the above mixture, with c. 28 wdte, s. A hole, fracture. 2. thé which a brahman sprinkles theidol, and danc- stone of fruit, adj. Broken, fractured. & Stee ing girls, &ec. sprinkle each other and the & Bert, L8 RBR 3 broken vessel, a potsherd. L & spectators. LB ISR, LTIRCSRRD to Squirt 8.8 83 g fractured skull L8 w0 prate, any Ly or sprinkle this mixture as aforesaid. vain talk, &8 3@, L8 IRB to make a hole w63, LIYrdel, Levrwos the hole in which in, as a vessel. FInDS5wE the stone of a L this mixture is placed. mango. v Q) c. 2HRES wu’ga_te, s. A riddle, enigma. c. 8.8500 wo’,te-]ccii, s. Garcina cam- 4 U c. LRT dgara, s. Boiled or cooked rice. bogia. hu‘u &.RTAS g female cook. LRo8hEY, rice burnt c. 83 wdda, s. Aboat, aferryboat. &3 at the bottom of the pot. SR RT su- T a ferryman. L@Fwew a waterman’s pole. 0.5 perior boiled rice. 8,33 w9 the hire for ferrying. LB WA to {i ) | c. Sro3 ferry over. dgdtya, s. Ammoyance, vexa- c. &3ed wddani, s, An awning or canopy. UG tion, at expressions of an unpropitious kind. My adj. Unlucky. c. 88> wddu, s, A potsherd 2. atile. 3 B W s. fi)’é{)& dgha, s. A flock, multitude. 2. a 8 &2 the skull, a cap-tile. o flood, stream, torrent. 0. 853> wu’(]u, v. n. To run, to flee. 2. to |,£ W r. B. S, S da, danu, [sahr] jump, to vault. &8% to cause to rum, to 40 212 073 t2h 2B to drive off ©ISeg S. S drive away, 203 dtwa, s, The letter & in combina- &d wa drive him off, L8N TRoR Bk to tion, as in ©wk. A make run, as cattle, &e. &2, w2 to drive C. 5)63%_5?\23 ddakki-gida, s. The carra- away the tenants of the soil. Lagpeny, LB Way, carum carwi. Lan, L Bwegrd 0™ to run away, to flee. S. &55 ddana, s, Boiled or cooked rice. 22, (M) SR &3 g runner, deserter. B «,‘Swo, L2323 1o C. 8T wodu, s. Reading, lecturing, 2. a. pursue, make run. &2 829, {0 be caught run- & n. To read, lecture. 282, a strong me- ning away. Lo 3, W33, B 8%, @33 don’t mory, retaining what one reads (as an ox be caught deserting, and don’t break your FBoB3w T g treacherous chewing the cud). § promise. 5 B B2 the bird is flown. memory, forgetting what one reads (as the our, ®ERB g ship to sail. L&dé{?fi)fifi ‘L’hey horse which does not chew the cud, but eats ran away in every direction. Lmery, LB oS its food and goes to the draught). W DD Lmed »‘m_\fl @, LagE to run, run about, ramble, Twer™ to read with full accent, \%% L to TR0l to be running or walking, or coming 168 read correctly. VFTRRLRRT to read dis- and going often. LRRgd W, e kD WD to I 3 1 tinctly. 2oy ©38 &W to read incorrectly. come running. &8, t.mot the exercise of a ZwES & to read fast. 8 & to read horse, elephant, &ec. 2. walking, running. BFFe N0V 4T, RBRBEIDN LT to read firmly. Lu 883 g yunner. Lmetd In®d to make e run. vt fluently b to read loudly. ABB TR LT to te®, L.en the act of running. & ) G2 wg Aifid read without stopping. FEYN) 350375 TR LT B W7, LEeird e to go running. ol oot to read correctly. &% FO®EN to learn to read. A. 0. QTR widu-guli, s. A deserter, (P! A L0 2O, LR v, LT BwedI to teach to coward, fleer. LRSI cowardice. read, to educate, instruct. Lo, LT3 il i {7 a reader, lecturer. &0%, .3 IRB to cause to N 0 0. &, LW wide, wideyu, s. A pa- lace. 838 @3 gea-commerce. read. 1l [l 2. a ship. b F2g) to learn one’s self, to read to one’s self. 3. aboat, ferryboat. 4. a broad burnt earth- 43 Rem, LT R, LT RABD to i) en hoop used for the inside of wells, building let read. &Zwcer, E.0F reading. .08 one u granaries for corn, &c. 5. a vessel for corn who does not, or cannot read. .88, L83 gp O made in the wall of a store-house. ’ 8.3 g T .3 %éfigj 8 to keep from reading, to be unread. ¢.3 T SRy = G 20§, o see one read. 8% I® to make an earthen vessel. 2. to try to read. & U g’ 07&)3’&5('5&7 .38 floilsd) palacn ounards. .3 Fo @ wIB reading and writing. ([ 3%a) @Q@fi\) to %, &3 row the mast of a ship. LB I to read through, Lo DB to read off. éfl-zfoiob e &30 0D to be able to read. steer a ship. &3 =3 the flag or sail of a ship. to be reading. od - ~ 8.2 e33TT unable to ead. L 2@ to leave &3 2, &3 ®B), to hoard a ship. ET u2 & 0232, an unburnt earthen vessel, -3 0% S BRB g tile, off reading. L8 8, Ldwy 8 g school. I 1t ) T00880RE g palace. 2.0 S a schoolmaster. LT Bown, Ldey g7 &3 T, to build 3i ] 0 up a well with earthen hoops &27 g pupil, student, scholar, o (I8 c: é.)}j‘o;’;-a dndma, s. An alphabet. Lo c. ed woni, s. A line, row, class. 2. a FOW to learn the alphabet. LT w3, m lane or narrow street, Led I, Ledcd DI g g i house in a narrow street, 863 20N, Ll & Lo 82 to learn to write the alphabet. 5 ) o & BT to go through a lane, X 0% oy w 23> dpa, dpanu, s. A pa- i n ramour. 2. a beloved hushand, lover. [ 2r+] 1 . 28, 8508, £,8%03, £,85908 wd- % an amiable and beloved woman, 2. a f) ti, wotikdta, witikéta, wotikydta, wife, s. A species of lizard, commonly called a G S0 (,{2366’(7?,', s. Likeness, similarity. blocd-sucker. 2] ’N ok L8783, 03¢0 Fog the hedge tLzedahd, Laed OJQ(@YJ_’ like, as. B, R TDEY is witness to the blood-sucker (proverb appli- like himself. g J ed to a liar). S A. C. fifl@ 0pu, s.The act of forming friend- S. 2% witu, s, A cat. ship. 2. love, affection. 3. forbearance. 91 & A. 0. 23> witu, See &, v. . To forbear. L=, (o8] T I® o cause 1 il 21 e £020 Jeret o to forbear, &% Fogo to restrain one’s self, A. c. 8,368 drani, s. A row, line, range. 9\ =8 5 Fet) to exercise forbearance. 3 T, BT, [GSTSEIN] adj. Well, nice, neat. forbearance. A. C. 8B R dranisu, v. n. To be in a line, row, or range. 8,850 0T JoTFHe BT C. é)&“\?_a‘—s" dbalddu, v, n. To sing and Fngwdo with the array of elephant mounted rock a child to sleep. warriors standing in line. c. &agmaod, 8022097000 0bali-gdi, A. 0. 2OR drige, See t3A. obuli-gdi, s. Marbles made of wood. [7] c. &85 0,?’26, s. A hole, burrow. “ . a red c. 820083 dbdta, s. Foolishness, folly. stripe on a wall. 3. an instalment. A. C, 2 ) 2. ek, ’2:)833 0bi, s, The proper name of a low to know. &.38F he knew. 803 to put a red caste woman. stripe on a wall, &c. L 3@ to make a b5 hole. 4 to make the red stripe on a wall. c. Ledezoe, Sedemee dbi-kdla, Jbi- &3 FwR to pay an instalment. gdla, s. A long time past. (. 0. 8,953 druva, Sece . LTFES loneli- c. &% obe, adj. Hot, sultry. &2 mo the ness, a single state. hot weather. c. &8, £,3%w003, 8.833p¢8 dre, dre- c. &3, L35, &w, &) dma, dma- kire, 0,7’6’-]90’7’6, adv. Uneven, irregular, vu, mu, v, s. The seed bishop’s weed, deviating. 2. awry, slanting, askance. A. c. Sison Amomuin. equal, like, on a par with. 3. fit, proper. ®© C. &0533 O’:l/mlé’, interyj. of calling. Ho! ho! AT BRI FoT FITTEN TOTDoBRBFRR BRvgynod they severed the great king’s head 1l c. &3 dra, s. E dge, margin, strand. in two exactly, without deviation. L8 D g Vi A. c. 8808, &To3> drante, drantu, cocked ear, & +2RA 2P to incline th® adv. In the same manner, alike, equally. ear to listen. 8.8 23 a crippled hand. &3 0. @)d?\i dragitti, s. A husband’s bro- Fwx)y an inclined top-knot. 2. a bent ear- & ther’s wife. ring, &8 Fecdy to cut unevenly. &3 Fog, 8 A, c. TR, LOR, L3R drage, drige, § 8.3 Angy, £8mT to go on one side. (Befarty) unevenly, aside. bc’h?gé_, &Bnd to keep drege, s. Equality, similarity. 2. correct- aside, put aside. &3 &, &0 TRE g bent chin. tr ness, propriety. adj. Equal, similar, like, &0 =, L0 REd o tie unevenly., &7, &R 81 matched. ¢0R %eg . n. To be equal, on a —y QR0 TREF RSB T sideways, uneven. t.orws), to move aside. o)) par with. RINS Qifico fA ] Loep, tOB»A aslant, obliquely. 8.8 g i R Bweor m% @55&?@& RRR TR DUIT R an under cloth covering the privities. 8.8 & BowB® the king’s son, at an auspicious time, Toen, &0 T, &8 =08 an inclined top-knot. having associated with his equal, the prime §’£\ 2.8 R 0’ &3 Swids a squint-eye, leer. L3 QD minister’s son, and consented to agreeable il @ to get out of the way. £.8 Sw, LB =wn, sport. LomAT to be equal with; to be a sy (3 .38 D] w& an inverted face. match, compeer, like 9 c. 238, 438, H3DIs5eTd dradi, - c. 8.e550> drehidu, v. a. To put out of o4 the way, hide. rade, dradi-mdradi, s A change of li c. Soezom, Sese B> drchu, orchi- dress, &c. () W kollu, v.a. To bear, endure, tolerate. & c. 2,89 ()’7"022(1!, s. A powder for colouring I’Ii‘ BF F@), LW to make bear, cause to en- the teeth. 4 4 a line, row, range. 3. order, G4 - dure. t37¥ endurance, forbearing. LBE neatness. &0 [8] T o) $=e) eV (<] regular, shining & not to endure. T;xE 0 teeth. W 8.0 66’\‘31’_’, £.8e0 Boow, £.8e WAV to use coloured tooth powder. £.8e039N peatly, c. 8,z 08 dr-janta, s Ganésha, with X 1l orderly. 8,86 I to put in order, make only one tusk. neat. .0 BuT, LT0TE FUI pice work, c. &=e 8, dr-pattu, s. Determination, (U} work neatly done. resolution, fixedness of purpose. 2. one place, L] Ll 214 P & 9] -:-’F_-— J ) £.033, Loomd, Cs QJT-@E' ()’l‘pu, s. Forbearance, endurance, for a hostage, for a ransom. longsuffering. v. n. To forbear. LLFD to L.9TFF g hostage, a person given as a pledge. cause to forbear. &7 F# to be forbearing. 2:9 1'edeemer, ransomer. £.03 0w, Lo S fi;.‘,?%?, éu'{»'?'—‘l,‘«), fi)‘:jr—gbzc%, é‘@;"r_ié the act Of for- e redemption money. Lo BRg g, L bB bearing or enduring: L3377 to become pa- @i to take a hostage, to take a person as a tient or enduring. &33rA forbearingly. é/.) pledze for the payment of a bond. tv SRRy b IF LBF, LRFo, & wir e . Leemd to become like. AT to be forbearing. to make a pledge. & he will not forbear. L9t compare. 897 ¢TTY incomparable. o &.oeh instead of, as an equivalent for. 2. like, (. C. 8R0F drme, See 23, as. c. T, &ieo, 83> wirva, wir- ol ) vam, worvanu, See v A. C. &> ’w(),hl, v. @. To love, feel affection for, be kind to, pity. &2 having loved, &c. . C. 88 wil, See Loo. (68 5;?3 wole, s. An ear-ring. 2. a palmyra or c. LoR wolaga, s. An assembly, meeting, cadjan leaf used in writing on with an iron I levee. 2. a band or company of musicians. 3. service. 4. a hauthoy. wEH VR g col- style. L8 T2 a book of palmyra leaves. wuEd adetd, 37,8 3t a double globular 13 lected assembly, especially applied to a prince ear-ring. FIFFRRRSS, TIFETETIG, = giving an andience to his ministers and peo- l, ple; holding a durbar; meeting in an office S2r8naetd an oval formed ear-ring. ®Fp ] LG for the transaction of business. & a leaf of palmyra rolled up and put in the 215’%”?(\\5 Lon a 2 B morning durbar. FaodoFewn Lun an even- ear. ®3¥0atYS g palmyra leaf. ?)rZevoderd ing durbar. Lonos al 0% |41 usician ., 2. a ser- a broad and fine palmyra leaf. Torddnegd eal £.e3 P (2] o 2 ° o a stout one. RRe R g fan of palmyra ER) vant., &UR Fwm, Lono Be®d to give service. e leaves SoAJw N\ S a cocoanut leaf. L3 =D 16 2. to hold a public levee or council for the i} ANed 83, AY 8.3 transaction of business, as a king, &e. Leon an ear having an ear-ring. F2® a band of 2. to an ear ornament in the form of a parrot. music to perform. 5 o €Y Bow, <o SwFNE an ear ornament set serve. 3. to wait on a king, as ministers of state, to give an account of public affairs, with pearls and in a semi-circular form. o o “ [5) an orches- Seior® g pair of ear-rings. & 20Re the ) LunT 3¢ g place of audience. LAl TR ) screw or fastening of an ear-ring O350 tra. LOAI to serve. gfi to receive 53 & o ch‘lfli service from others. t.uno v 3) = 0% & o] F ~ a flower resembling the marigold. €3 SOCNBRY 2. c. 8,853 wdle-kdra, s. A servant, an while sitting in attendance. L;i\‘w, while at durbar. armed peon. FometFeBrwrSFed g military armed peon. c. &.en & wildta, s. Caress, endearment. S C . o3> wilddu, . n. To sport in water, AR fi;éa o dleisu, v.a. To serve, pay TOTB homage to. 2. to assemble, meet together. (4 move on the water, roll about in it. ~ = 20 ¢ 0O T o) R oY ¥ ] ~ -2, ~ o0 RBoXTTY IR VxBIGS TIE {0 roll in a surfeit of pleasure. g5¢0 =/ BTeRT TR B S 2. to caress, fondle. pax) @Q)tf@gféf’dififi?)osfim %L’ca BT a’aa’;zfiifi:’oi $TET as all the kings of the earth were pay- c. LwoG3s, Bendome wildya, wi- it 0 ing homage to the sovereign Satyéndrachila ldyawdgi, adv. Always, ever. and his prime minister, and as he was enjoy- (i I 0. 20 wili, See t8. 2, money, &c. paid ing the happiness arising from the wealth of for a wife. b universal empire. o e C. S wolu, adv. As, like as. s. Compa- ) a. @;@30% Olvu, See t2. rison, likeness. y4] . apledge, hostage, ransom. A0 20500 ()’Zf(l?"i, adv. Near. s. Vicinity, Lo T2 to ransom, to give a child asa neighbourhood. MWTFHTWII0SwYy in the pledge for the payment of a bond, &c. &e» ‘fl‘h }ad%, 5.0 LU Q% 9, ~ s vicinity of a place of water. =+ > 20B,; £,00 v to give a pledge or material guarantee for the performance of AR é)'?{)) U’l‘u, v. a. 'To nourish, protect, i il any contract, &c. £LOR bring up, take care of. SERC DT BTN to give a hostage. pl.’-ié, 21 D S o~ (@] by as scales, &c. 23wk B0TEITY T am not one Zo he nourished him as his own son o.)a@ R s s ATV f he way. or refuse F 30JITTo FOBVRTIRLDTo i o8 the to run away, get ou sage Walmika brought up Kusha and Lava (to fight) y in all happiness. C. 2ROR osarisu v V2 To bend, incline. & c. & &0z 02 ovu, 2. to draw near. 3. to fit or suib Plar) RN D! Sjo ’ CweES suitable counsel ovl a-kdlu, dvina-bija, Sece t.5o. C. [SS[oB 08aru, s A fountain S. S e osha, s Burning, combustion. sprin stream. v n To flow overflow émwavg 8. &3 dskadhi, s. An annual plant or “ [53 = gverflowing tears to overbalance, be C, herb, one that dies after becoming ripe. 2. uneven. a creeper. 3. a medicinal herb 283 an S w ORI 08U, oskara, epithet of the moon, C. 200, w(\é)_-d For, on account of. osUG U, postposition. 8. 87, ()sfit/@(( s. The upper lip. ) Q = A. C 8, Ohu, s. A mass heap, multitude L.w = 0‘55 (= oshthya-warna, (ZIL c. &xXwe ) w qramnzm) A labial letter RPeRwe hd, Jhdkd, interj. Of wonder, apprehension, &c- c. 8T dsara, postposition, For, on ac- A 54%9 071, s. A line or row 2 Q mass count of. adj. Uneven, not counterpoised. s. or assemblage. the black bee. Force 83839 to be uneven, as the bur- dens on an ox’s back, &c. BB LTT wo A. O @)\,73 ()lll, v. n. To have sexual inter- course. 2. to come in two. the burdens are uneve &80 to force C. 2. to get out of the way 3. to be uneven, A éufi‘)a% (/e/m, v. n. To flow, as water. A AAAAAAAAAA. VIV VIV VV VIV VS 1 L 3o DY) © OU, The sixteenth letter of the alphabet S Rk M\: &5 Do) 430 the whole hostile force )i ounded as ow in owl. pressed round the fort of the king 0 — p— o X0 0ok, anvgu@@’) CA9, o C. N0 1 7"?)::)3303@( 2 OZ(J(lHZU, 32,8508° ounku, ou*@]n /zo]]u, oungu, ougdmu-madu, v. n To become settled Ll ounchu, ounju, See Twv. fixed, or confirmed. (SIS RRTSTRBITRHRVD 4 c. 250235 ounchu, TN FCBTFY, TBRWRLTOT nothing can be 02 See L. i c. Bow,, V&U\.@\, >_oundu, oundi- settled till what you said to me is confirmed TS Snrvsted kollu, LTILI &I m o)twu_ Noi&w&bbj] 0 See T and Tao. ‘Q“%méaflmwffiw that dispute can be set- i C. B30y oumpu, v, a. Todrive off. 2. to led no where except at the king council { shake off. 8. to excel. Tox) Bw, Wod Bw C. B35ho, SN\ TH ougu, ougi-kollv, Qfd to shake off one’s self, & N WO~ 2 to cause to b B ihake off. V. To shake 2. to control Fear. d T wRY 88 become settled c. 83F ouka, s 4% he i1s much afraid \DT ¢. BRETeT20D ougdé-kdi, s. The & A. C. 8550 oukana, s’ An open place or vegetable commonly termed love-apple k2] c}# S. G 3e530 ouchitya, [«w=s] s. Suitable- fiy LTS e} 35 ou-kdr '@, s. The letter 3. ness, fitness the context. 3. circumstances 00 W Suds TR WEFESy B3wdes I have told the c. 238 ouku, v. a To press down, make Iy meaning according to the context go down, bear down to squew(x, press FALE ,J‘ AOY. ‘*llflflfl)’)() o to pre me’s self, &e . 23635 ouchu, ». . To cover, as fire with I 2- o Z (2 % to cause to };1@\3, &e LOVFEYUD Lo ashes, to put out, qnc“cb overwhelm. 2. to i 216 L B3P hide. one 3. to squeeze, knead, to press, as a hostile army, and make a great feast to the 188 child to one’s bosom ; to hold, as a parcel, &c. hobgoblins. under the arm. 4. to cover, as a bird or hen B3T3 outu-kollu, To hideone’s ~ & L11e, does with her wings. o to push away. C.’ e 1 f. ¥ to cause to hide, cover, smother, or over- A . 753 oute, s. Tribute. whelm, %@ Fog to hide one’s self, to hold S % _3_0*3-3 339 outtaréya, |w39] adj. a child close to one that it fall not, to squeeze orthern Ny one’s self, TEIEN (covered face,) tacitur- g, B39 (3“;5’73 D outthdnapddi, s. Diruva, nity. v Q) n e G 62 CE0d 2] » 2 the so in of Uttanapada, and grandson of the g3 &> outu, ounfu, v a To ::_ first Manw ; the polar star, or the north pole masticate. 2. to cleanse corn from small l(”n] itself, stones, &c. by turning it up and down in a s. B33 X fan to winnow. BB to cause to winnow. S outwa, s. The letter & in com- 23=2 bina‘:ion, as in 2. igfi#v@%’,’d to winnow for one’s self. 0T, " [y LF the act of clearing corn, &e. ©oo Fwg S. 37%33 outsukya, [+93,%] s. Anxiety, /mf DDV LREBRY N Ty TWor put the bearded perturbation. 2. regret. 3. zeal, effort, ex- wheat in your mouth and chew it. FAIASN ertion. 3! ] Winnowing‘, FAI] &é&u%&ofiw eI B0 '22@5& BIID S. TOAN 2 WWVT oudanika, s. A cook. TS by continuing to winnow, the rice will 1nie become clear of husks. s. BTF oua’ar'z'/ca, [wsc] adj. Selfish, voracious. 0. B3E305000> outé-kdi, s. A kind of acid 7oL atel vegetable. (AR 3% an acid made therefrom, s. BeSheE ouddrya, [woese] s, Gene- —— A 32, X&) B rosity, liberality. > oudu, s. The lower lip or jaw c. 8585 oudu, s. A reservoir for water. bone. 2. a grain of any thing. adj. Coarse. v. @. To chew. T3 to cause to chew. = 8. 2300 oF oudddlaka, [son of Udddlaka] 2 VBYTAISZ0US Po S. A sage so called. @R, LEYBIN coarsely. SeABE WS TR S0 7@ do not swallow it S. QGBQ &% oudvdhika, s. A gift made I in large pieces, but chew it well, so as to get to a W(;:xzm at her marriage. out the essence. T&%, W& the act of chew- TEdd to be 8. 53%?), 53%'58 ouddhati, ouddhat- ing. TE:8 3 to be chewing. ya, I adj. Fat, corpulent. ufl(fir!i‘a unchewed. EAR) TR, %}E?‘.Ofi&), [ AL ??})—é to s. €333, é’b’;;ég ounnati, ounnatya, grin, gnash the teeth, bite the lips with anger. evs, 8] s, Excellence, greatness. adj. omi- c. "2'3;:%, Zae, 2503, 803y oudla, ou- nous. dala, oundla, oundlu, s. The castor 5. Bro, B2 oupala, oupala, [wze] oil plant, Palma christi, or recinus com- adj. Relating to a stone. munis. TZ T the castor oil berry. W& &S 1] the castor oil leaf. ST R castor oil. ™ £ 78 s. B8x8 oupahati, [wzfia’aj s. Obstacle, hindrance. oon 7 castor oil made with a mill. (SL5p) “('-5’ & castor oil made by boiling. LS C‘SU?&-"\)"E(‘ the s. BRI oupdsana, [wwaszs]s. Wor- sediment of castor oil. ship. C. 53’?@ oupu, v. a. To shake. 2. to beat c. B38¢n, 2323 outana, outana, s A off. 8. to excel. FTUNEFRAMLITTOBET [/ f feast, entertainment. L3 TR, TWes Iy mere% heat off the bees that they do not eat g, T B0 to invite, give an invitation toa »Il’ the honey. T 2B to drive off. WA to feast, T S, WET 358y to make a feast. cause to shake, drive off, &e. W3R, WIass, TWiaT a guest, one who is 0. 8325 oubu, v. a. To drive off. Tw¥»e invited to a feast. WRT98es gn invitation to i a son’s father-in-law and family, or to a '?,50 to drive off one’s self. daughter’s father-in-law, &c. BROTRIIC o. Bgge, TP ou-bhald ou-bhali, k-5 fie -4 TRBneaTsdomownane, I will destroy the interj. Bravo ! well done! 5 ; [ 1 7 2D S s i he] FoT ¢. 253 oura, [29T] s. Lightness, gentleness. C Efiogg)ea% , BanwDyes ouvvap- Toed adj. Light, not heavy. TR ade. pachchi, owvvd-appachcehi, s. A kind of Lightly, softly. %Toerwod g light cart. (%) sport. TNFBRT g light water vessel. Loy noem c. B3390 ouvvayya, intery. of wonder, a light ball. TZTAD= to raise up lightly. T BHwD to write without pressing the pen. T pain, &c 2. a child’s call to its mother. TR@EWS, to press down gently. 8. R, BRY oushadha, oushadhi, 8. BTV, LI ourasa, ourasanu, s. Medicine ; any remedy, drug, herb, mine- s. A legitimate child, thatis, by a wife of ral, &c. used for the cure of disease. [AE=to] the same tribe. 2w® to administer medicine. B53 0B to prepare medicine. TR 7)op a medicinal A, C. BT oure, s. Hilarity, cheerfuiness, delight. drug, S. 53?833‘?:‘? 01&7'7)’15!&1, s. The son of Laksh- S 23‘315)‘5 oushiraka, s. A herd of camels. mana. c. TX> ousu, adj. Comfortable, proper. T s. B3, BI=, Bove 30y ourva, #9n adv, Comfortably, properly. ourvavu, ourvdnalavu, s, Submarine fire A. ¢. TBROTOT ousu-gdra, s. A lover or 2. a saint so named, from whose amorist. WDomdyy, WRoned, TZomdF g thighs sprang a being of flame with a mare’s head, which was received by the ocean. concubine, sweet-heart. ouvea, ouvve, 5 A 8. B53F oukshaka, s. A herd of oxen. A6 8;‘&, 53 mother or grand-mother. NAAAAAAA ~ L o am, (<] (< aha, the seventeenth and eighteenth letters of the alphabet. There is no word beginning with either of these letters. AANAANANNANAAAANAS a i3 Gt 0 T ka, The nineteenth letter of the alphabet, 8. 0% & kankata, s. Mail, defensive arm- 301 sounded as ka in kalendar. our, a cuirass. 8. & ka, A name of Bramha, Vishnu, Kdma- H. 3058, Todd kankatr, kankadi, 03 déva. 2. fire. 3. air or wind. 4. Yama. 5. s. A cucumber. i} the sun. 6. the soul. 7. a clever or dex- 8. FoBLF kankatike, s A comb or in- tl terous man. 8. a king or prince. 9. a knot strument for cleaning the hair. 81 or joint. 10. a peacock. 11. the mind. 12. 8. 3oFQ kankada, See ==,3. by the body. 13. time. 14. wealth. 15. sound. 16. splendour. S. 0B kankana, s. Abracelet, or orna- § 8. 50 Lam, s Water. 2. the head. ment of the wrist. 2. a consecrated string i A CSBOT kanka, s. A Hindu hermit. or ribbon tied round the wrist at the com- g 3. an orna- mencement of a marriage, &c. 83 8. 0% kanka, s. A hero. 2. Yama, death. ment or trinket. 4. cornice work. 5. a heap, 3. a false or pretended brahman. 4. a man g ~ flock. TR FoFe g flock of sparrows. FTFo of the military tribe. o one of the 18 divi- sions of the continent. Feo, WIT FoF e g hracelet. ByesF Fowes g gold bracelet. SoedwoTer g gem bracelet. DB 3 s, BoFe3OD kanka-chaya, s, A fock FoT e g yellow string tied on the right wrist i of birds. 5.3 of the bridegroom and the left of the bride, lfl] 218 FoTF FoN I("p when betrothed in marriage. :)‘35 FoB O 8. ToTR0Y kanka-mukha, s. A pair of d of the raised rim of a brazen or earthen vessel. tongs. T FoFH a hero’s or wrestler’s badge of S. F0F90> kankararu, s. Personsnotin superiority. a?oo% ToFe g bracelet put on service, without employ, beggars. nder, by a warrior when going to battle, in token C. ¢T3, Todd kankare, kankiri, Sa of his resolve to conquer or die. RerB Fowe Gravel, hard sand. idh the cornice or highest projection of a wall. 8. FoFTINS kanka-shwdna, s. A grey- Tnine nerzowe the brace or collar work put hound of Yama’s. by round vessels to strengthen them. o3 w0 T the cornice of a pillar, the uppermost s. 3053% 33> kanka-hitanw, s. Virdta el member of the intablature of a column. %o Rdja, friend of Dharmardya. Fo3adR the architrave. u%#o#m a fas- S. %"fi'ag kankdla, s The skeleton, a tened silver or gold bracelet, worn as a chal- large bone. 2. a weapon made of bone. o Pl lenge by men of learning. a‘foggm FOTO g 9% InOFD Shiva, with a necklace of bones. el deer’s horn tied round the wrist of brahmans, FoFIY W g very thin or lean man. ToTIWT at the time of offering sacrifices, and with = & T a giant so called. which they relieve themselves of any irrita- c. JoG kanki, s Anear of eorn. Fo¥ T over Of tion in the skin. @E02) FoFem g string of & &2a3w to become full eared. Fo¥ Fom), Fo gold fastened on the wrist, when a person + TR to roast an ear of corn. Fo+ R to F0 vows he will go on pilgrimage. & jFoFE give ears of corn as the price of labour. e, a seal worn on the wrist. 66"2,&53 TOF D g Fo¥ + 30970 to tread out corn with oxen. green, yellow, or red thread worn om the wrist at the time of a feast. FOFH N B@» to thrash out corn. Fo¥ waEs a long ) T an stick used as a flail. Bod WP, FTodr JoW g annular eclipse. Fo¥e TS the jingling of a sickle or reaping hook. ¥o¥ H®BN, FotrEw bracelet. T F00W turmeric root fastened TR, Fods BwdRW, ToBRBWEM gn ear of corn on the wrist of the bride and bridegroom gl to shoot out. wo¥ BB, eared straw. Fo¥ when betrothed. Towmawtes g bracelet, a trinket. Sy, FoBw, to stack ears of corn. ToFaWE D a2 man who vows to C. ToBn kankuda, See #3,3. conquer. 2. one who devotes himself to the accomplishment of an object. C. ToB0T, ToTIdF, ToToT kan- C. ToT 0T kankanaku, s. The ringing kudike, kankunike, kankulike, sound of a vessel when struck, o to The inner corner of the eye. sound as a vessel. e Cc. BoBooB, ToTe9 kankuni, kankuli, H. 30T 3 kankani, See wowt. [®e and ™¢8] 5. The socket of the eye. C. 506{%&‘@) kankani-bale, s. A double ]])}xfld{l shell-lac bracelet, having a raised work in c. ?Ofafof kankula, s The arm-pit. FoF ¢ S the hair of the arm-pit. the centre covered with Dutch metal. b i 8. ToF8, ToF3T kankata, kanka- H To¥e3wons, kankechahupatta, tika, See wow&2. The prominent parts of a saddle before and behind. 8. FoFTI0ZTI, FoTP,I> kanka- C ¥ ~ “ ndmakanu, kanka-bhattanw s, Dhar. T, BT Ey,BweeR> kan-kedu, ({4 A% kan-kettu-hdgu, See =orim. mardye in the disguise of a recluse. ild 8. 30B9, ToTQ kankeli, kankel:, 8o 8. ToT 3> kankanu, s. A man of unsettled i habits and disposition. 2. a gadder. The Ashoka Jonesia. e 8. 5oF%3) kanka-patra, s. An arrow. . ToBwod kan-kdsha, s. The bladder. 8. Towoeo kankhdna, s. A horse. 2 a8 8. TOFLSI> kanka-pitanu, s, Yawa, ) %fln Pdndu Raya. volley of arrows. g 8. ToTRIRY Y kanka-mdlavu, s, Beat- c. Tod) 2§ kankhzml, s. The sound of ing time by clapping the hands. brass or glass. plt 219 —N “Sinie Fon Fo [s] (=7 C. TOR, TORT0OR, BORITOR, Ton c. Bonetds, ToneBFwgy kangltu, ®, ToNOR20ND kanga, kanga-man- kangtti-kollu, ». n To wink, make ga, kangd-manga, kangiri, kangiri- signs by winking o~ manyire, adj. Crooked, irregular, as wri- A0 8083, BoOT WO > kangu, kangidu, Fon ting, &c. Ton 706 an uneven temper. v. n. To waste, shrivel, decay, pine away. FonR o o33 crookedness, irregularity. C. TORD 7&'(1??{/26, s. Self-reproach. Fon ady 7= crookedly, irregularly, deformedly. Panic-struck, V. N, To become black. o I to make irregular, deform, make C. ToR2¢93F kangunpake, See wow.n?. ugly. Ton $owd, Fon Fwed an ill proportion- 3 ed face, an ugly or disagreeable countenance. c. OB, ToR 9;5133 kan-gedu, kanget- terv, 5 n. To be confused, agitated, bewil- Fore™ to become displeased, provoked, an- noyed. 2. to be astonished. Fome foolish- dered, blind. 2. to become thin or lean. Fo ) ness, unsteadiness, freak, frolie. “1-5’07'\'5'(5 72 to cause blindness ; to bewilder, confuse. astonished, lost in wonder. TorMRB I gn 2. to make dim. 3. to blind. -‘(?Of%o"j, a i offensive expression. lind man. 2. a person bewildered or con- fused. al G. BORES kangate, See wower 0. BoRR3 kangesava, adj. Visible, ap- H. ToRD kangadi, See zows. parent. ¢. 3oR3 kangara, See wore. ) %) kangoli- 5 A. C. FoRRYR, Forwy . BorRY kangala, adj. Blind. 2. desti- d su, 75(;6?’@0_]2']91!, v. n. To seem, appear. tute, without friends. Ton¥ST g practice of of . Forweed kangdni, s. The grain pa- mendicants burying themselves beneath the 84 nicum ITtalicum. dust in the streets, and putting sand upon 8§ (el ’507‘3\.@3‘{: kan—g()’pa, [anger of the eyel their eyes. Ton¥ g blind woman, astranger, S A frown. an one without support. 3 c. ToRYs kangalu, [= ;. 9 R%0] s. The eyes. H. ToReDd, Torwedd kangdri, kan- fl(".' Ja FoRYOR an owl. 2. ‘a bat. FONFOLIN an g9ru, s, Embroidery on the borders of a to eagle. Foroeoe R a hawk, cloth. Wl C. Foro e kangdau, [2e o] v, n S. Toe3d kan-chara, adj. Aquatic, that or To be perceived. Form et unperceived, mis- which inhabits the water. Ing sed, lost. Form el to cause to perceive, &c. C. Toed oV kanchara-vira, s, A men- iy Borma= the act of perceiving. dicant of the five classes of artisans. Lo C. ToTTO0D kanydi, s. An unripe vege- T. B. T0e3¢ kanchala, [wo#3¢]s. A quar- ¥y table. rel, dispute. AQ C. Soro3 kangdra, s. Displeasure, dis- 0. Fozso kanchd, s. A marble. TR, [V agreement, annoyance. 2 affront. Fored CAREFTAN Fowre 8@ ¢, n. To play marbles. 8 3 TR® to affront. FOMRTILNY, TOMTN to Foesdmel g game at marbles. U become displeased, offended. c. ToezoTYs kanchdkalu, s. A small G, [ C. Tor>BTo0MD kangdre-kdi, s. A ve- kind of cow. Oty getable so called. c. Boesa R kanchdla-pushpa, s. fen“ c. Torvw, Forey kangdla, kangdla, The flower of the Hibiscus populnus. meh adj. Poor, destitute. 2. blind, worRwIS, . Toed kanchi, s. Conjiveram, near Mad- (3, ForR¥SI poverty. 2. blindness. 3. intrud- ras. 2. a kind of bitter and sour orange. b{(uh ing one’s self to an entertainment, uninvited. &8¢ o3 g large kind of crange. 2o M2% a 8% FomMmUT), FormmY BID, FoMYR, Fomd riog) 0 lizard of gold in a temple at Conjiveram. %9 2. uninvited guests. by paupers. @3 $0jF g small white goat. Yo 0. FOATDH kang’ismw, s. The bad effects . BoesR kanchiga, s. A proper name gy of evil eyes. among Shudras. 220 Fos Foid Il seed vessel in the centre of a lotus. Fere, c. Boed &, 6023&2%, ?oa:i'éé% kanchitli, kanchitlu, konchitle, s. A st:ye, cyst, o 838, FotdRLTE, #ot:"’f.'az;’ 3, TowPI, Fo ) e 233 Bramha. To= TF wow ®3) a lotus or imposthume on the lid of the eye. Tox JONS, F 0% i Bow SwiB S, Fo H. F0e503 kanchini, s. A dancin =3 e o1 rl. petal. i = FTOR wag d, ¥oukEF a lotus-eyed woman. T. B. 303> kanchu, [weox5] s Gong- = o e, Touxly Lakshmi. =300, FoweE, B metal, bell-metal. FoeR Bo 3O hell metal i a lotus-faced woman. womde¥ the stalk of and tiles are alike (as to brittleness), that is, - Toe the lotus. Tox c“w\z; Ndarada. FOo xO& the it is necessary to be careful. F0oW) TY0, TO farina of the lotus. o 0= o= 23960, Fox BT Cupid’ @3 9% a vessel made of hell-metal. T2 who has the lotus for his arrow. Fomsyd, To th T BEW, Fotsy FI, B g bell-metal mirror, Fc %30 the moon, the enemy of the lotus. ik Fom Y, FowT ®NRE g mendicant’s gong. = Cpsad FO FoW S FoLonT FipD) TCWe, the sun, friend of the lotus. 2. a camp clock or ghurree, ) 3 =% a pond where the lotus abounds a bell metal toe-ring. FOWITRT, FoY WY, To 2¥TW g worker in bell-metal, brazier. Fos H. 020 kanjuri, s. The caste of rope (o T3 e Tohaw g kind of bee, the wings are of makers. an emerald colour. Tots TUT g large bell- T. B. o8& kanta, See 3. Fo 4 setal plate and vase used at weddings. S. TollF 7:(!27.7‘071'(6, s. Danger, peril, alarm, LIBA MOFIMY, FoWORV0WFT to be suddenly 2. a thorn. 3. loathing, hatred, detestation. IR elevated or raised in the world, and as sud- 4. horripilation. 5. severity. F© VTS a dan- il denly depressed. FoWOTIT0 g brazier's shew A, gercus or mischievous man. Fc¥¥ v to be of goods, or a stall of braziery set out for in danger or alarm. ¥?)r To¥® danger of }7(! sale. 2By E 0 life. wo FobdF danger from water. 8. F023T kcmc]mka, s. A coat of mail, w8 danger from thieves. =RF wch3F dan- gyel armour. 2. a tight jacket, worn by Hindu ger from serpents. wry Fob® danger from females to confine the breasts. 3. aman’s fire, ®o®¥x370 . n. To become a hinderance i jacket. 4 a serpent’s skin. FORIT SPRBDY or obstacle. 2. to bein danger. Tobi® VEET ;ofa to put a bodice on a female for the first time Je out of danger. FIZoF BIRT perscns when she is is betrothed. 2. to dress an idol who impede others in their duty. = 6= or a child with a bodice. ?6'23’\)%303’“) a wWo- S. [ORS AV =0 kantakdri, S The jujube flat man who wears a bodice. 2. a large kettle- tree. y4 9 an ominous thing or circumstance. drum. 3 the shoe, as defending the feet from men* A. C. Toe3>S kanchulki, s. A guard of a thorns. seraglio. 8. To&500F kantakdrika, s . A sort of quar A. 0. To2# ¥ kanchulike, s. A syringe. prickly night shade, solanum jacquini. C. ToeFwB kan-chiti, s The line of it S. Tk 7{(,‘(.7'25’(1/:!’/‘,'t(l, s. A hinderer, op- sight, or the aim taken when fiving an arrow, 2. full of thorns. poser. adj. Loathed. gun, &c . s. To&3d airj‘\w kantalki-pushpa, s The c. Bz, To2s kanche, kanchi, s Ay flower of the Pandanus odoratissima. :‘mlfl orange. 2. a hedge or fence. Toe% () TITY to fence, inclose. ToES an orange leaf used s. To&deve lkantaki-phala, The U medicinally. jackfrait or Indian breadfruit, artocarpus integrifolia. C. TFoeFe® kanchdla, s. Mountain ebony, bauhinia variegata. C. To&BT®s, FoLNK> kaptayisu, kan- i [5) i tigisu, ». a. To hinder, retard, impede. Le 8. To& kan-ja, s. A lotus. wowwtdv, %o Fox to approach (as death.) 8. to loathe, hate, %4 & F4:T¥ the opening bud of a lotus. il desert. Foxme, the filaments which surround the pe- ricarp of a lotus. TORNBF N, FTrFIVID, o. ToEQ kantali, See =cti. i FoiwBT, Towng Vishnat. FornBry the . Tovy, Foteg kaptdla, kantdla, 221 L& Fod 2 FTol s. Extreme danger. 2. a garment made of exercise of jugglers to secrete things in the FOTWHRFTTH sackcloth, worn by mendicants. 3. an: ox throat, without being discovered load a gold collar w08 Tw3) the string of the marriage badge. Fcd 337, FcTET a guttural S. To&s Qj kantdla, s. Hatred, aversion. Fot¥ D to dislike, loathe, abhor. letter FOYADOWWTT g gevere Or grievous curse T8, ToBI orief. FToB3Wo to arieve. T. B. 30& kanti, See #ob to close as the petals of a flower B. T30S TTe kanti-rdya-va- Fowo oo kanthdna, s, Hindrance, im- i 7'alm, See FeB(TITICOI T, pediment b5 " . untowardness i c. Fo&d kantu, s Hatred, enmity, vari- 5, c. Fowoo® kanthdni, s. A cobbler’s awl ance 2. athin beam or timber. ot riwyy with a notch at the end for drawing back 8 Sz, Fotd T, wP to have an antip- to fall out with the thread. G athy towards another become at variance u-uhfiaw“,, Fcl& ®, ol S. Tod kanthi, s. A gold necklace worn by (3 #o83 envious men. il <& an enemy, foe, adversary To8= 5, En- S, fiqéozfi“fi kan lirava, s. A lion. FodR hostile, detestable, malicious ariance £=y,, Fo8R o set at va- TSI a lion-like man mty, riance. 5. ToLTRTICIIIBeo kanthiravard- C. olger] c. Tokod kanturi, s. A gold or silver yana-hana, s. A gold fanam C. collar, 2. a snare 3. an inflammation of T3 &T®3 g pagoda worth ten gold fanams the throat I . B. ToT kanda, See 203. c. To&3 kante, s. A female’s gold collar o, FoB fode kanda I”Ud@, See under ¥, C, Fob3 B30, Tollwd0xn kantod:- c. BoTso8, ForRo<0 kanda-kdva- I To hawk, to force yu, kantoriyu, o n kanda-gdvara, Pride of high liv- [\ out phlegm 3 ing, haughtiness C. oY kantolanu, [st»¥] s An C. BOBG > kanda-kilu, v. a. To punish 0.5 oppressor, tyrant. by nipping the flesh with pincers, &c 4y C. 5%3 Toly, To&3 kantli, kanine, T. B. OB kandane, See »cz3 (. § ]x(mfle, s. A pack saddle or sackcloth wal- c. T FoRIT W kandada-kandu- Ty let for carrying baggage, &e kollu, See under sse» 0, % L) 8. ToB kantha, s The neck, throat, the c. Jo 30> kandavaru, See under w3e. t sh 1 neck of a vessel 2. an iron style used for C. TOB 28o0nRTed kandd-tunda-md- Lt writing on palmyra leaves. 3. sound, espe- Eelo] du, v.a. To act rigorously ake decisive t‘)g cially a guttural sound adj Near measures, be positive in a demand. ¥Fc@ 0 fiy ne, TcT N8 J3, , 08 & the point of death, FTOB NO, FCY Tux) FH Tw BN 578I9D to tell the truth; to speak to life’s extremity. < g sore throat " positively. i T8 RBYD Shiva, who C. Tomo83, kandd-batte, adj. Irregular, to] Jodged the poison in his threat, at the churn- ing of the sea of milk TOB MRV g snare or confused, out of place ol { gm 2. a fish hook B ’wc¥"y the wind- c. 3oB kandi, s A gap, hole, opening, tof pipe @ 80 the whole of the neck. Fc@ chink ToaPw®@ to let into a secret, disclose. tany TR, To¥ In<, FoB %0, Ty IT g necklace. Fob TRl to bore a hole. Foh SnBY, Tod Ingt FcB T8 InW , TCOTRYR INA to get by heart. ©® ¢, a. To make a gap, break into, make 03 =8 3p387 perfect, complete, full to the neck an opening. Fob 9® to make a hole, Ay FoR R, up to the brim FoB Ury InB to embrace, “break the ice, get an entrance. 83 FoB "&)& PARYA) fall on the neck & to cleanse Fob W% to fall or break into holes 4 the throat on rising *OU 3¢=8 exhaustion c. TodF kandike, s. A ball of thread. 2 5) P the of voice from long speaking, &c. a piece. Swen ¥ g ball of thread. Fo2¥ [ 2 Fod Fol» {he =0 a spindle. o2 J0go a stick with s. B0, 3038 kanthe, kante, s. Arag 2. a garment made of quilted rags. 3. afa- long thorns, on which weavers place wet e thread to dry. bricated story. 4. the body. 5. a sheaf of Fok¥F 03 g spinning wheel. »2y unl ToRFUY g weaver’s shuttle. Fod? IO thick corn. For T T30 e 33 a liar, vain boaster. Fo VOUS rice water, in which thread is soaked to 3 3D a red garment of quilted rags. Fod jlald strengthen it. ToBF W) to wind thread =wonI one dressed in such a garment, a linga 29 p0=) into balls. priest. To O Wk ), FCBONINTN, FouBeRBwW to die, to give up the ghost. T3 B to tell e T. B. o032 kandita, See »on3. lies, to fabricate. w3 FodwoTy Bet) having T. B. SOBR> kandisu, See sonzs. put on a new quilted garment. s vl s. o, Folw3 kandu, kanditi, s. o8 kanda, s. A bulbous root of any An itching. 2. the itch. i kind. ®oB8 R% the root termed jacca pin- G E,O-{J IGCL?_’I,(!'U/, See under Fvew. natifida. mly C. 301’33? kanduli, s. A fixed rate of assess- c. FoB, ToBI, BoBIe, ToRWOD ment. kanda, kandanu, kandayya, kan- 8. 3B IDeD503 kandiyamdna, Se da-pa’pa, s. A child, babe. FcTTBZ to FOB. lull a child. FoOS 89 g nursing mother. rflm’. 2. the neck of a horse. C. ToBWT kandira, s. A medicinal herb. FoB BX YD to pab 1 a horse’s neck. . ToWHY, TOWeR), FomudINT A kandeyavu, kandévu, kanddyudha, c. 300T kandaka, s. A ditch, trench, s. A straight sword. moat. Fou¥ Tk g fort having a ditch. 20 . BB, Fon3 kandane, kandane, C. BoBonDd, Fodweed kande-rdya, (i s. Grease or oil used in greasing wheels. ]a"fllldU:ii, s. The tutelar god of shepherds. bl 8. ToBWIw kandila, s. A large basket, c. 60(5‘:5158 kanda-padya, s. A short kind of verse. 2. a safe in which provisions are kept. C. '50?«'?\.{5)333 kanddvi, s. The socket of the . BowE kandarpa, s. Cupid. #ossr % | pm]i.";‘ ¢ sexual embrace. eye. S. ToBSwe® kanda-mitla, See w05 C. FoBweY kandsla, See womm. S. 5oB3 kandara, s, A sea shell. 2. a il For words written with #oe See T valley. 3. a cave. C. 30T, FoBs kantaka, kantu, s A o 0. TcB® kandali, s. A kind of cleaver Eol stipulated term, fixed or expired time. P an instalment. used by fowlers. Fo2 T 3 , TOB) IR, Tod) qq?gé_ o Il 0. Tolws kandalu, s. An earthen water to allow a certain term for payment. 2. to el vessel. fix a time of payment. wc Aegd to agree to pay by a certain term, to consent to pay s. Boroey kandardla, s The plant ) by instalment. FoB W to delay payment, Hibiscus populnus. to beg respite. TodR w to come at the fix- s. 308 kandala, s. A germ,shoot, sprig. mmflx’ ed time. ¥Fo88 B3R, $o83 T 52T agreeably S. :5‘0('1}609 kandali, s. A kind of antelope. to the fixed time or term. Foz:7 g stipulated term to arrive. o T3, a written form of C. Toweesos kanddchdra, adj. Military. 0{{;1] i) {‘E‘fif‘éfi FoTe25e0 civil and nlilitary. FoTFe 18, instalment. TBS, FoTetFe0d JeeiFT, Fo (WIoXe-; ~ 0 x 233 ol an €. 3038, FoSd kantati, kantadi, s armed peon. FoTF0B BeTed gr ISF 7T A rag, tatter, garment of quilted rags. an officer over armed peons. FoTeLFeTn BBR : ‘mfiv S. 302> kantu, s. Cupid. 2. the heart, weTeT or FTER, an officer over a company of as the seat or organ of perception and feeling. armed peons. FoTesTT OFRT g superior Fodo Fall, o3 wed FoTIWIT WL the torture of Cupid. officer over armed peons. a FoRUT T a parrot, Cupid’s steed. barrack for armed pecns. Toz:15:8 T the D] o S FToTd FToD FodE), T armed peons’ office, Fom7e0E 33E T a head R, #o0R the act of fading, &c. writer at the armed peons’ office. FoT3e5T3 2 to cast a calf, as a cow. FoDERTTD a'cow that has miscarried. 2T an abstract of armed peons’ accounts. zodT Xwn g pale coun- Fouyeeld wWIeE the payment of armed tenance, wan face. Fcd3 33 an emaciated peons. body. wodd By, o ¥Y, impure silver. C. BOTOGE, Tomw T ol kanddr- Fom WoreT impure gold. T meo® the black dha, kanddrdha-chandrike, S A mark made by a blow. BB BNy [T QL) et s zfi\.@'{&() the lilies faded at the rising of the kind of compesition that is half prose and sun. STy T (the mind to be scorched) halfpeetry, or of which part is sung and part said. the mind to be grieved, pigqued, anunoyed, vexed. Tod A to fade away, become bl C. Tomosdd kanddya, s. The space of black. four months. 2. tribute, taxes. 3. duty, 8. ol kandu, s. An iron on which cakes i land-tax. ToTewT Tw), FoTIWB B rent are baked. money. FOTICN TT, FOTRORNIIY T to i fix a tax or land rent. FoTRG TWB), FToTR 8. ToBT kanduka, s. Aball to play with. % €D to pay land rent or tax. See also Forw. 8. Boo8 kanddra, 7 A €hiohs ieot G, A. 0. ToBorwie kandu-gorala, s. Shi- growing from the branches of the banyan and va, with a black throat occasioned by drink- other trees of that species. 2. the root of a k ing up the poison at the churning of the lotus. milk-sea. ti C. 30 —— O WYUK, 8. 7 j kanddla, s. Incoherent talk in C. ToTo, Totos kandume, kanduve, sleep. s. Acquaintance, intimacy. bt C. 3o kandi, [¥t] s. A cow that has H. FoTw?, TBwed kandiri, kandd- calved. part. Having calved, &c. ITVR FTo 7%, s. A Mussulman feast. ke &, IDT Rod, ©.¥,0d a3 cow that calves annu- =\y b ally. o300 708 g cow that calves only once in 8. BoDoBeBRY> kandu-rékhegalu, s . (b three years. ¢ wod g cow that has newly The marks or lines sometimes observable on calved. ¥® ¥od g cow that has long since the body of a pregnant woman. calved and has milk which is still thick. 2 H. FoBwe8d kanddli, s. A treasury, re- ho a cow that breeds but seldom. 3. the last ceptacle for money, either bag, box or safe. lif time of calving. (g C. o8y kandlu, See wosen. kandilu, 13 E. Tol§, Tolen Lkandil, S. fioq"g kandhara, s. The neck. - 5] a Sop [Eng. candle] s. A lantern. cloud. b C. ToDD, Tolw kandivi, kandime, For words beginning with oS See #8. Wi See FOTO. A. ¢. FoD kampa, s. Mud. l\ C. Boda, kandishii, s. Evil sight. wod o shaking, G, 1 s. 0% kampa, s. A tremblin (=2} S gRes to be affected by evil eyes. agitation, tremor. FCT t‘;s"d ague. FoD E'&‘{i’, h c. Tct kandu, v. n. To be scorched or T &BW to be seized with trembling. Fo 5] Iy burnt by the sun or by fire. b4 to become FoND v, N To &8 trembling, shaking. red or black, to be inflamed by a blow. 3. tremble, shake, move, be agitated, havea to fade, wither, shrink up, shrivel, waste, be- tremulous motion. T3 g trembling, mov- j come wan or pale. 4. to have an abortion, 5] ing, shaking, tremulous motion. adj. Tremb- Caf as cattle. 5. to calve. S. A calf. &, the ling, shaking. $wsc®3, GwesoTan earthquake. & black spots in the moon. adj. Black, scorch- L(ETFCDS 808 wox3 shaking of the head. (V- ed, withered, faded. %{odo FDY an abortive shaking of the body. calf. oh T, FoU W to scorch, bake till b A. C. TOoRTen, soxeds kamparalu, black. FodZ, T TNI to cause to fade, d kampalaru, s, A fragrant flower. waste, become black, &e. ToODF, Foled, Fol L Lo 29 4 Fo S F oI E ) C. Ton¢, Fobes kampala, Eampilu, T. B. T0 kambha, [8%] s. A post, pillar, a'oov S Cluster, heap, assemblage, multitude. column. Fww o the pillar at each end of ) COUDe a beam. perYee . Fogy kampu, s. A smell of any kind. T8 Fou g gquare pillar. el noo 2. fragrance. 3. a stink or bad smell. In 1o g round pillar large in the middle. silvn, RB T modern Canarese it is generally used in the B Ford, o Fou3 g round pillar. 1t Fo ol last sense. FOR VBBV, TOF BHRBEW, FoTY a large stone pillar in front of a temple. ~+ T, TR bRWW, Fo fiu@g&, 5 op: Jo70 to stink. @ w8, to perform gymnastic exercises by al- of \}" Ton) DARAB g ferid mimosa. FodO the ternately fastening the arms and legs to a etel musk rat. T a strong smell. Foxy v, pillar and throwing up the body. Fows ez, = 111<}>§'@i. = o3 D stinking water. o o] o AT e %) IR Y to make o33 "B A the base of a pillar. FowWo ?j\fc)(f) e becone fetid. <o R4 wind, the conveyer of perfumes. 7 the chapiter of a pillar. @ #2333 fixing F PR ok o4 0] apillar. o3 9% worship paid to the first 7B a smell to go forth, fragrance to be diffused. TOTPT g fart. pillar when erected in a building. h ks C. 3o fltamln(?, s. A branch or stick with c. ToggoRd kamblhdvati, s. A silk gar- | the side branches on. ment worn at meals, &ec. having a costly bor- Wil T. B. To kamba, © Q See Fo3. der. o S. = C. ToQ kambani, s, Tears. Fowd v, ¥ 30000 kambhili, s. Betel leaf. [y Shi TOWR ATy, Fowd WOEM to shed tears, weep. A 0 To) /z'amma, s. Spring. FoTRFE0 ; drle ToWD WoBI JoTe Nanda's eyes filled with Cupid, the friend of Spring. of e tears. C %o;fisfigip kamma-katturi, s, Scent- 8. Toww, Ty kambala, kambala, ed musk. dut, T.B, ToW¥ s. A blanket, cumly, camlet. C. TODOAR D kamma-gaggari, s, The T3, Fowy, T8, now¥ a rug or carpet. o C&d name of a plant. now% g stout cumly. i Towy T¥ g species of A. €. TODIRFBDD kamma-ganeya, . hairy caterpillar. TE Fowe a single cumly. Cupid, with a fragrant arrow. Toe TowR g fine cumly. il § C. oA, ToI3 kammage, kam- C. Jowv8 kambdvati, See woyms3. alle o mane, adv. Fragrantly, deliciously. Fo30 c. Fo2d kambi, s. Wire. 2. the lines or AD to be fragrant. border at the ends of a Hindu cloth. 3. the C. ToSTB kammatha, s. A sledge ham- litter carried by jangams across the shoul- mer. , safk‘. der, con ta ta ining the linga, &c. 4. a club, mace, cane. FToRO) FoENRYY mace bear@rsj A. C. BB kammadu, s. A large na- 9 L0 QT tural pond of water. seraglio door keepers. 3 Tow g large silk border. A. C. TO3>T kammaralu, s. A fragrant ToRd T to tie up a border when flower. washing. @533 o @38 a gold fringed up- per cloth. )%, Row an old cloth joined. A. 0. ToD kammari, s. A natural pond C. TodBet)s, TodB ?&ifo:)a?;foa kambi- in a mountain. 1l kilu, kambi-kittu-nadeyu, v n. To H. 3053502 kammaru, s. The hip. run away, to go quickly, “cut one’s stick.” A. C. ToT3Y kammavala, s. Wind, the C. To2d kambu, s. A conch or shell, ®o bearer of fragrant odours. , WY FoBI g man with a neck like a conch. C. ToRIeT, TORINVIRI), TonIeY hfl\ 1 C. To2xd kambu, s. The grain Zoleus spi- kam- lj o 3 kammdra, kammdraravanu, catus, resembling 3 = & » only a larger ’grain. oo md!a, s. A black-smith, worker in iron. A. C. obeisance. 2. one of the five castes of artificers. FoT C. Toedess, 5083553239 , BTy kam- S8R, FoIwTY, FoIRING, Fosny a female bi«'h(:huf— fl*a/?nbz'ya(f(fichu, /cafim(/ch— of that caste. I FoFwTD, 2330 ToFnd)) chu, s. A plate with holes for drawing wire. travelling black-smniths. BoZwTS TN g gt . smith’s forge. A3 SFEN to draw wire. 2 L Ct 2 W Fod _é% H. 30> kammi, adj. Deficient, defective. ing, begging, entreaty. 4. urgency, impa- L RN EFoN de- FTOUE BB, Eow TN, deficient in weight. tience in demands, emergency. ficient in measure. 2200eE B3 to be teazed, dunned. 2. to be ToRy, W g fanam de- ficient in weight. FFUeE T2 to dun, urgent or impatient. teaze. A. C. ToQaBo Lkammiry, S, Fragrance, scent, smell. 2. a stink, fetid smell. v. N 8. TToX T3> halkustha-kula-janu, s. A descendant of Rdma. Fragrance to be diffused, to smell. TON, B it smells, or, the fragrance is diffused. g 0L, %55;33 kakka, kakkanu, s. An uncle, father’s younger brother. €. oS, Eosflfigf\r@eja kammu, kam- mu-kollu, ». n. To fall upon, assail, at- 0. TF 295 kakkachchi, s. An aunt, father’s younge;jl-)mther’s wife. tack. 2. to eover, be spread over. FToN to cause to fall on, to set on. L c. ‘?)‘J"U%_&i kakkaja, s. TLove, kindness, al 0. TooTow kamme-kula, s. A caste of mercy. 2. See T . Ui farmers. c. 55,3, BF0, B3 kakkada, ™ o. 30X kamsa, s. A goblet. kakkadi, kakkade, s. A piece of twist- § 8. Tox, ToRI> kamsa, kamsanu, s. A ed cloth dipt in oil and carried about in the FouXTH, TodeTd, ToIed “ > A. C. A weap- giant so called. hand as a temporary light. on so called. ¢ Vishnu, the enemy and destroyer of this 0. giant. c. FFRXT(0, TT 623%66 kakka-bik- | c. Bod™YT, Bodo hkamsdlaka, kam- kari, kakkari-bikkari, adj. Crooked, ' sdle, s. A gold and silver smith. irregular, in confusion, out of order and C, :5 place. c. 350F kakavike, adj. Distorted, de- s. Staggering as a c. 3FOR kalkkariga, s An uncouth, h ranged, crooked, wry. e drunken man. rough, ill behaved man. c. 5. 38 kakkare, See wc=3. C. o) §2$)53§ 3 if§ 502 %f; 5 5 O 33§ k a /ZT('(j?)’EEAZT a, W] /Cd/tdbi/t'a, ]fid/fd?:i/:d, s. . A man lost in c. F w08 kakkaldti, See w3, = amazement, a man not himself, either from T. B. %‘%”&?'\5 kakkasa, [#7%] s. Severity, C,.S inebriation or disease. harshness, rigour adj. Harsh, severe, un- feeling, cruel, oppressive. 2. troublesome. Wop 8. 350 kakdra, s. The letter . Y] ~ T3 3. excessive. 4. hard, tight, stiff. =% orl 8. T8> kakutsanu, s. A king of the a stiff breast. ¥ X0, TN, TI0S a pas- ag Oude dynasty. - ~ oyt sionate, harsh, severe, cruel man. - ¥ 8. BT, 28 kakudavy, kakut- to be distressed, suffocated. 2. to be surfeit- P tu, s. The hump of the Indian bull. 2 ed 3. to be angry. 8 [ the peak or summit of a mountain. i?%?o:%éo 3. an 0 %%8??%3 kakkalisu, v. a. To imitate, 830 g bull with a hump ; a mountain. put into a passion. 0 3 ensign or symbol of royalty, as the white parasol. C. T8, T T D, %sa%ffi)%% 4 adj. Chief, preeminent. Sefy kakkd-bikki, kakkd-bikkari, kak- 8. 85983 kakubha, s. Space, region, quar- G, X kd-vikki, s Fear, fright, alarm. adj. ter, as east, west, &c. 2. beauty, splendour. N Crooked, irregular. FFVFYN SR, TFY Y 3. unornamented hair, or the hair hanging o g T down. 4. a wreath of champaca flowers. 5 'L?-?r_d_ e \ @ to stare foolishly or with wonder, AOU 75y, FTOWON g tune so to look round in amazement or fright. the peak of a mountain. i called. © adj. Timid, affrighted. oy c. T kakki, s. An aunt, uncle’s wife. 0. T8, THYS, FFe28 kakulate, ¢ ¥ 2 A. C. BT kakku, adj. Clear, pure, refined. kakulate, kakuldte, s Flurry. Qy “ o a notch, precipitancy. 3. importunity, dunning, teas- of :5536. kakku, s. A wound. C ¥ S dd 29 6 TRF “—5—’@0_6_ ) indentation, jag, incision. adj Indented, b I c. TReF>E kagurchu, v.a. To bend, notched. FFy 35%®, T4 B to notch. 2. to make inclined. fole mark. 3. to wound. TS DT g tree filled du, €. %75\ /mgga, s. A song in honor of the with notches. FF,28 rough, unsmooth, goddess of green grocers. 2. a fable, novel, notched, indented. story. adj. ¥alse, untrue, fabricated, ficti- il tious. c. B"fiag, %£U§@°ja kakku, kaklki- 2. bad. 3. stupid. 4. passionate, angry, cruel. kollu, v. n. To vomit. 2. to run over, as F1 3 a rough, uncouth man, lly & water. o.a. To scratch. =%, 2% uz clown. 723 s. Badness. 2. stupidity, un- to cause to vomit. couthness. FRTS, TR EDFIT g fabricator, 2. to teaze, vex, worry, e narrator, liar. 2. one who sings at annual dun, make restore, as embezzled money, &c. T3, T2, to vomit blood. festivals the praises of a goddess. %“zj\ 330 P FRY, to emit poison, as a serpent, &e. to tell lies. TR I to fabricate. TR MR, LI %’?QA_ FORT to give an emetic. FTEOD to concoct. 2. to remain TR D to confuse,” confound, obscure. =0 S on the stomach. 3. not to bear. ¥¥3 ¥3T 8 0o, TR W, ¥R 35 s, Thick darkness. o Tadt, <% to eat too much, take more food than the 8T T Ty DTS g);?:cdom's?\ #rf{\;fotfig%fefi' TROD f t\\‘lii' stomach will bear. = certainly he who is not merciful will be called cruel. ol S S, A wild c. T fio%oa)‘if kalklkumbala, | wea): gourd. c. A 08 /L”C(g—[/tlfi,l‘u, s. A fast knot that cannot be untied. 2. entanglement, com- 0. 5 &F kakkutaka, s. A stone cutter, hik stone mason. plication, confusion. 3. See B nrickh. #?"r’\\o ookel &) 08 to make a knot that cannot be un- A. C. 352, O kakkudi, s. A live coal. r and tied. 2. to bring into confusion. C. %’5’3%35, TS, T 08 kak- kurte, kakkulate, kakkuldti, Seo = C. 5K22\53 kag-gddu, s, A thick-set, im- pervious forest or jungle. mcgnf:}, BV, TIID TV #?g&‘ué’o%mfi@;odmf@gm C. T 0> kag-gdi, s. An unripe, green Drona said 1 have no desire of wealth, for fruit, a bad hard fruit that never becomes what is the profit of it ? ripe. C. FF & lcafl:/msi, s. A loose peg. o. %fi?\do, 3"7?3\@ kaggdru, kaggdla, c. 3 kakke, s . A red or white thread s. A trying season, famine. 0, U {7 worn on the wrists of champions, wrestlers c. IR~ - 00 s 33 kag-gdlime, s, Great haugh- or pugilists. T FF, a green one, worn as tiness. a challenge, A. C. ffir?\@ofio kag-goleya, s. A feli 0. T3 kakke, s. Cassia fistula, or Cesal- murderer. pinia pulcherrima. A 0. TR Y kag-gollu, . n. To be s. f%@%gfi%@g kakkéka-shdstra, s. firm, resolute,’ determined. %732 0% having A work on womien. become fixed or resolute. 1 ) I c. TeF kacha, s. The hair. 2. the son of C. TFw Qaiga)'% kakkbchi-khaddi, s Brahaspati. 3. binding or a binding. 4. a A Xind of grass used for brooms, Aristida setacea. cicatrice. 5. a cloud. 6. a female’s topknot. j ! TEEOEY g binding for the hair, FBERoY C. BTV T, TFD e, BV 0B, F scent of the hair. F&x3, FER)oHEW, FEwo jil T 9023, T& O 0B kakkouku, kak- &3 a topknot. TBT ) 5 a topknot flower. kouchu, kakkounku, kakkounchu, 5% 93 10 loosen the tofiknot. TEIOTT, F kakkoundu, ». 4. To compress, squeeze w2018 an ornamented topknot. 2038003 down, press with violence. having an elegant topknot. FLFIU0W I TN c. 63330'33:)3; kakhé-yennu, v.n. To taking hold of a female’s topknot in dalliance. cry aloud. . 3856'85-33\;0'53\), T 3T ed Zoee 0, C. TN kagilu, s, A mob, tumult. T3 925 B0» kacha-kacha-tuliyu, e 227 FoID kacha-kacli-tuliyu, kacli-pichi-tu- F25:0 the armed peons office 2ot D the office of the u‘mmzmdm of a fort. ]f’/”/, v.a. To tread to a jelly, or to a TINT RFPTERD, T == = T 3 8 a quarter- viscous state, In which every tread sounds like # & FWEWE I chewing into a naster general’s of ice, where public elephants viscous state aml camels dlhkepu, and guides supplied 2523 F25¢0 the office of native infantry (S} C. TeFT (D fieé%’a% kachalkanu =po we5¢0 the office of the armed peons. (AE] kachakiu, v. n. To sound, as a stone fal- I F5/0 the spear-men office e #¥I ling into mud, or the feet treading wet or 27083¢F25¢0 the out-runner’s office. BT 259 sticky clay, &c Sk #5¢0 the green spearmen’s office. o Grass 8. 5830 kachapa, s 2. a leaf ®3¢0 a general post office. eI, 8 JH F O] i C. Te3 ez Tezder kacha-pachi, 50 a breeding establishment for Govern- I ment cattle T 8FEWD a court of justice kacha -pichz, s. Confusion, disorder. adj. Jellied, viscous FETLS S0P BN, T 02 (&~ o BN NTVRT? TS0 the hall or office of the courtiers. Dodnrd Fe3¢d g police office. ©3 G, to tread to a jelly or a viscous state, or with the sound of # o 35 50 the office of the subordinate re- \ venue collectors, as amildars, &c 57T 0303 8. 3e33390Y kacha-mdlavu, s, A line ¢3¢0 the horticulturist’s office 23207788 B or cloud of smoke. 250 the body guard office. 58 50¢9, 3 the S. TegoT kachdka, s. Smoke pent or sloping roof of an office S3CALT F S. BeS 0T kachd-kachi-yud- %5]0 the cavalry offi dha, s Clese fighting, seizing each other S W 530003 kachdra, s. The zedoar by the hair zerumbet or Curcuma In; zerumbet of Dr. H. TeF9000%0 TeFoONANX RS ka- Roxburgh 2 The roots of this plant are th chdisu, kachdisi-hdgu, v.n. To become much used as a cosmetic 0.3 weary, tired, exhausted c. FeF R 523 on, 23 S kachchage, c. 3¢5 kachi adj. Soft, clammy, glutinous 10 kachchange, kachchane, adv. Silently, }h FezoTyx kachinkku, Seo = _6_\‘)\)- quietly. 2. quickly. . B. 3233 S kachita, See 233. (0] ‘583 3 kachchada, s. Familiarity, mu- tual Afl"ectlon, fondness. 8. TeFd, Fe3ws, kachu, kacliira, See all F22we 3 c. %e#’z kachchads, ady Fixed, held tak c. F2303D T2F50T 3> BLFIOR obth ucted s. A lewd man 2. any pulse hr Te30onS kachunku, kachunkanu, fried in ghee, mixed with chillies, salt, tama- ny rind mustard seed, &c ground and made v lachungu, kachumpanu, See z==,. into a thick mixture by the addition of g TR kacheydgu, See wwrcom water H 5”‘@'@ kachéri, s. A place for public s. 3eF ¢ kachchara, adj. Foul, unclean, by TSR business, an office, court, police office. impure, soiled. I an officer of a court Fe50 IR to Flat, hori- fom A, 0. Ua,é@ kachchale, qdj. open a court or office for business; to carry zontal. i W) on business in an office T3¢0 99 g public al’U\ C. 5e3 ¢ kachchala, adj. Fit, suitable. revenue account kept in a collector’s office Ll il g C. 6&7 BaReD to go to a court, to prefer a com- %a,ed‘? fiaie;@ kachchali, plaint to the Government =P TR D wwd, ¥ /ac]w]zflz, /L((C]JC]I((ZZ/&@ s. An hono- cri G <0 evZast public service. F5¢0 Pz rary distinction as a star, garter, ibbon? g public busines court duty, the business of medal, &c. for eminent services. 2 a bam- l an office DTS T, TFnwedy FeEd g re- boo bracelet the venue office 20 #e5¢d NITFFLIeO H. 6&3 2. a3 kachehd, adj. Low, base T3 > ey ? =<8 the office of irregular cavalry ubele~s. 3 green, ra unripe, rough, not [} E ) < =3 -_-c.r’r.B K7 N [ FeF 2 . & a base affair; a prematur the privities the end or hem of alower gar- business. TR VW g rough copy rough menvorc cloth, gathered up behind and tucked o, I draucht i,’ oY 03 =) ¥ 2 > 2. an account kept by the cler into the waistband. 2 T)T’ W) 5 P =02 of a village of monies received from the far VB, u\j 87 to undre osen the under gar- \l mers FWH S %= a rough account FL ment to loosen the clot 1: that goes between the (& fal v 2R W W g low word, an improper expression. legs. ¥ o3 (to keep the under cloth tight TUF = ) Sreprafy a mean man. o S I E to beh 1;1(1) e continent 'v:rr: QT o= 1R, 2 spoil, to make wuseless. T3 W a seer of A #”" BATY, ?”‘"’ bf + = T to ?Cf; 22 2 x? 24 Rupees weight —n\;i rouch and fasten the w 1&(‘1‘ cloth behind ;?f k) fair; premature and mature; unboiled and chastity, continence Ho2 BFT8S inconti- ° boilec ; cooked and uncooked. nence. ?“' =0, W an incontinent > T. B. B’EEU %a& kachehd-shuddhi, gee man, ¥ ’SC'?*J the hinder border of a female’s wshee #?5 m‘ gar men’f oI %30-3 neY five fastenings of a (%) e of e native s lower ('10.]1. C. :5)2 3 kachchu, s. An i incision, notch, 6 Y wound [>3 S. 519# kachehha, adj. Contiguous to wa. 3 dish water, or the washings of oto 1P rice, &c. ¥, TR T D the washings ’((‘1, 1wtery s. The hem of a garment tuck- oI rice. ed in the waist band. U5 Q chastity, B oL #flw\ RBFYXEN t0 wash con tinence. rice, &c. e 3 Boged TP fl Tomed g swill tub. 2. a veqsel for cattle ’ro drix e 1 out of, C 5.0 T kachchhaka, s. A kind of tree. -zf”’x 2,3 to be sharp or severe, as anplied to S. %&r kach (‘1&71&'2?61, s. A turtle, tortoise. wind, cold vater TR S»E to notch pdonty “ [5) of Kubéra’s treasurie 3. aflat kind make an incision wound. 2 to collect the of 5+111 202 T R3I) t D washings of orain. I a p lace of tortoises. T HBEY to collect 9 W 2. a treasury of Kubéra T a3 v g female the washings of grain, &e. tortoise. 2. a sort of lute " 3. the lute of c. ?5"'“5«) kachchu, v. a. & n. To bite. 2. to Saraswati. ]«W ite g join u‘n e, as boards, &e 0 T3 g sham s. Te2 T kachchharuha, s. A kindof bite 5% e a scorplon to sting L T2y > th TR k) 39 ’5 73 27:\,3 & \ grass. stomach to ache. wy; e G 0y e s = 2 N b @), o 9 S %f“jj (3 B3 T & 2 to canse to e Fedy kachchhu, S. Seab or itch. I e & aflwexe, join, unite 2. to cause to bite or to 8. Feso oY £ o achchhuravu, adj. Scabby, ?r‘. L D take hold, as taches or hooks. ¥ to 1reny ], el 2. libidinous, unchaste. bite one’s self. 2. to adjoin, adhere o1n PILX F AW YOI = bS] (ea8h] Iy ¥ oy Y Z?, See unite, embrace, take in the teeth, to fix, as t, tany I {1 SR E O} two join 3. to be fixed or permanently B. B3 /ia/f."'n, See \\1 e resident in a place TS P 23 > T T-“u’ws”uwie ka A .52, %’L o kajja, ]L('/jflfi?, s. Work, 3y ° L om0 24 ) et ?77‘ T\ 7% ¥ the act of biting, ‘m. ing buqmew affa 11 Swer TE 20 W say bv the tcer h, d(l‘lernw Joming, uniting, &c what next to be done. ¢ T A to live peaceably tog ether, to be on o B ](I//(l, s. Excuse, pretence. m. quar tm“ns of mity FUD &3 bit 2. quar rel TE IR 9, 7% I'o excuse one’s self, dispu to contention TR 5 Jure e, 52 8 I, T ‘co ma pretence v“" 0¥ to be at vari- 3 @ T 2 9 abuse. ’ xdove’rafl join mfflm e =2 ance, quarrel el f@w to set at variance. adhere. A = o\)t nd fast or firm. TW ‘,«p? > nfusion, disorder. [ld 27 to bite off. c. T8 DB kajjadi, s. Mm c. % kachche, s Quarrel, dispute, fight- 8. m, ©, g of /m//(da /ajala, PR p b mg 2,0 DRz OR 2 g o [CRrSH] ENRRS S NOLE« R C(;H‘ n.lm for the eyes. g < he sets others to fight and himself enjoys c. Jen O\JJ ]l(’}‘/‘((/a s. A cake made of ol the fun ground rice, j aggory, and ghee. 55 T. B %‘3— %’5’ "i kachehe, kachcheda, (6F, U Koy K(y/z, { 23 s. Scab, itch. Herpes [ £ % 2 b ! i | The tu k of a native cloth covering exis "c\i 3, %, ¥°<3 the torment of S bt 9 Foer TUE [@S) the itch. T, Fow 2 99 the itch to in- TLF8 kata-kuta, s. Noise in the bo- flame. =200 T FEwo, %?—3 8% {0 scratch the wels, wambling of the stomach itch #“9 fiflf ) the pustule of the scab. = c. E8FwYy kata-kollu, [=: ” To =09 T &""\ ?3 BB 3w, to catch the itch. €0 engrave, cut in, engrave for one’s sel 0 g, lm)d of itch in which there is no pus- tule =22 YT, T3 W+ g man who has o @@ij\ katakolavu, s, A spittoon. the itch 1’?"3 &% dead worms in the body 0. TEAIL kata-guttu, v. n. To grieve, the cause of the itch. FE A lament supposed to be i any tree full of berries. 0585 @ kata-pallu, s. A jaw tooth. H T, B, %0-‘?"(3 kajjira, See 9»w»FT FED 5;3 kata-pite, s. Annoyance, teaz- Jllg, vexing. 2. oabble FLETTT g oab- & B anoa 5czn 08 kajjita, kaj- § i bler ]()// Sbe a)?.'\." Q?’ s, FE kata, s. The hip [5) & the hollow 0, TE=00Ys, FEIN0D, TH I i above the hip, or the loins ; also the hip and 500N 00 kata-bdi, kata-vdi, ka- loins 3. the temples of an elephant 4 a 1 ) ta-muri, kata-vdi-muri, s. The corner twist of straw [3] a corpse. 6 a fime or of the mouth al season 7. a place of sepultur a hearse c. TE& foclyi o 300A) katamast See ¥ 830,300 . N bier, bed 9. an annual plant 10 a thin ] ,JJ 8¢ 0. TEH /Lal‘(llzla, s. A fence 2. a ceme- piece of wood, plank. 11. a mat. adj. Much al great, excessive tery d¥E T g neighbouring cemetery f ) F&T katalka, s. The side of a hill or FE katd-kati, s Long abstinence. g mountain 2. table land 3. salt 4. a ring Bl o0 katdri, See % 3 E placed an ornament, on an elephant’s 0. TE&o%y kafdvu, s. Reaping, cutting corn, trunk. (2} el a royal metropolis, a city 6 an readiness for reapin C.% army. 7 a circle, globe 8. the town or §. T&om Aa/(//za, s. A boiler for oil, but- oy province of Cuttack a hand bracelet ter, sucar, &c a turtle shell. 3. a young S TS 22 L~ T3 You) Sykatakatd-yennu, v 4 buffalo whose horns are just appearing To ery alas! alas! ] a vessel for frying or roasting grain 5. hell C. FREFLOTID kata-katd-kadiyu C. 5 the infernal regions 6. a frying pan V. @ To grind or rattle the teeth, to bite A leer, L4 8. T&oz katdksha, s o mee, with noise FO.& 5ot 0T W h]‘( side look 2. fig. favour, mercy S. A Dy F83503 kata-katiyane, % a look of pity. TpeF TRE great regard b courageous Cry f soldiers in battle L ,S 5 to look aside upon, to favour, regard. of W : FeFRFETN SerE to look on with clemency c. FEFE3s kata-katenu, v.n. Tomake (2 T FERF 3“‘ to lose one’s favour. FERE DFEO e a noise, as in gnawing, breaking, &c. N N e o) R < TS, ) the 0rg FTE3FE kata-kate, s. Annoyance, grie- a side lcok, side glance &, A0 vance, distress, disturbance, trouble, teazing rising of a feeling of regard ) 4 a low railing in cutcherries &e used to S. T8 kati, s. Thewaist, middle, hip, loins. 0r fiy Jean against when sitting on the ground T oY =233 w32 YT R the abdomen 8] w8 ) ERR P =83 W =8 . 3EFID katakarava, s. A butcher the posteriors waist-bound of ll 25273 the middle =8 #w3) g girdle. FE3To 0D katakd-mulkha, s. A cir- (, cle or orbicular shape holding between c. 38, & kati, kate, [=2] - v. a. To en- the points of the thumb and fore finger grave, hew turn or cut 8T T an en- fi] { eraved or hewn stone =80 "“rfl % g graven c. B8 kataki, adj. Ironical, reproachful. fl\n h 833 B3N TReIRY mmage. F&8OeeS TUE turner’ ork to speak iromically, re- fart A shrew 9 proachfully. S. C. 583 katika, s A Dbutcher. “ the % ; c. B3F> kataku, Sce 3. fork-tailed shrike. gy | ) 30 \ TUF T N el = C. BEFR3 fati katiyane, s, The FE - e = & 3D, TE \d“f‘g kattadavi, katta- noise made by the teeth in gnawing ranya, s. A thick impervious jungle. To c. 883> iaflu U, s. The sound of a chisel 0. 30 ,OQ kattanna, s, Boiled rice put up mn engr aving 9 or of the teeth when gnashed for l journey n. To cut through, wear away, as wire, &c. y5 uitf(w kattarasu, s. (in chess) The 00l b i T8E3 ¥oB S0 the neck-lace which was cut ==k chad\mate. k- 2,072 to be checkmated through. hemmed in. T. B. 33 362 katina, q\,O 20 . An (8; %“'Nwwm 3 ](4 -piti-mddu S 3‘5, TE3 kattale Fkatle, s v . order, regulation, rul statute. 4 [>) an ap {ea a7, To haggle in making a bargain ; to wrangle. pointment, command 3. habi Custom. 4 = ol s. &> katu, s. Pungency, pun = Ol ogent taste. welghts. b e @ to order, appoint, com- 2. solidity, hardness. adj. Pungent > Ly S0= R mand 'i-‘; e3 (4 (w1 sy SEEN o 0 bey orders. R 3. envious. (i lid, massy, hard, thick, strong Fh 3 Fad) ¥, FeT ; [<] et j o 1\ according to a- ) €3 4 fierce, impetuous, hot 3} fragrant 6 gre ment. Z @ T D3 X% 4 [ 30T g fixed establish- ill-smelling 7. displeasing, disagreeable. 8. [} = % J: ment © 46 daily. 502 s¥Y extraor ) (0T abstruse, difficult to make out, as writing, &c dinary more than comimon. T80 stone Y e 8 5 ( weights. & 2 TE &5 katuka, s. Aplant, the bark and @Y a bag for weights o seed of which have an acrid nd bitter taste PRt A to ascertain the weiol T & ne any- 3 (¢ 0 and are used, in medicine, for worms, dysen- thing in which weights are kept tery. &c. 2 gigantic swallow-wort. . A. c. TEY kattalalilk S Gre mustard grief or distress. 8. T3 Bwedo e katukardhini, s. Blac 5&0 c:.’ /Lalfl(lJfije, s. A strict order, hellebore. il severe rO'rulatlon hard measure. C. TE3 &850 katu-kdz, S. A strong as- T. B. 3&9 g*% kattdni See wwy 3. tringent ; the chebulic myrobalan. c. T& e/ & kattdlu, ». a. To rule govern man‘w €. s. A servant, slave, subject 5) AL el . B. 805973 katu-kdra, s. A very pun- Le © gent taste. temperate man. 3. a valiant man, hero 7 & b o) C fi”é)uJ FE3s ,¥03 a ruler, manager. ‘7\“ 08T, %e:a o 3 0% katuku, katunku ra Id FEy So L s. A sort of white clay or pumice stone. 2 valour, prowess, bravery, cou ge. e ;J‘f_n 238 white gravel 3. burnt lime powder =5 o thus having acquired courage. adj Dry = 9% to catch in, as a wheel be- ¢ B8 kath s A basin round the foot tween two stones 2. to come to a stratum of a tree for irrigation. ¢ a hard blind boil of white clay in digging. 3. a bundle of bamboos, &ec., a faggot ady Chaste, continent. H. TEwd ]L(l/()ll, s. An earthen, brass part. Having been with young, as cattle or copper cup. A C. B.08 kallonkn, ¢ An ominoud c. TE,000 kattimbu, s. A confined place, or fixed mark a place of restraint s 3“5 B33, T, RO katti-kare- c. 38,0290 kattambali, s ick kind of sour porridge made of bruised millet, &c yu /L([t[‘f"/(” eyu, v. n. To rain inces- 7 Fb3 o o097 a glutton. L) L a sluggard antly. v. a. To vex, torment 2. to tie up &3 C and milk. FE3,F® n katta-kade, kat- 3 i} I ta-kadege, aav Finally, ultimately, at c. TE3 ef):‘?\@'fl’a katti-kollu, ». 4. To take possession. 2. to enclose. 3. to incur, C?:") the last, last of all, the extreme point, the = 2 308 e3 FwE0 to take possession of a ¢ Juntr\ farthest end, the last. s oY & BYY T8, T2¥ to hedge in, enclose == 32 C. %Lé T Lafta(]ala, s. A written agree- to commit sin. = ’ié 0 (o Y g?’d to hd' e a fa- ment have mily, to bear the expenses of a family 2 2 (3] 1 Fe3 ZF ol &3 :0—.’2 R -2 T U Eatetd ef the burden of a family "3 ”\”J to be or law of a society old paddy ordai ul as a priest, cr ownnd, as a king iSle) ground. nZ T, fresh laid out ))‘mdy round, Z =83 % 20 to be at enmity with. we TE S ‘2# or ground fi it to sow paddy in. ey % 840 h] ;h ner s ‘L‘N -5 T3 P 'c'vv")’ to a npany. Z wg to con- ground ROBIT B 4] a stony place. ceive become pregnant 7\‘ T8, By a%”a to el the fixing of a colot 2 Al oR =&, alch ymy thicken AT (e) & coagulate, turn as muk Lccomc a Hw3 T charming evil spirits. 35, an el I>) oy ] e9 mass. 1greement “a a boundary =, water u £4 in which gram has been boiled. 23:25’ T 0.5 ?3&, T ?bma kat : thku, katti- puberty, or the first appearance of mustaches. 78U, 0. a. 'lo lay by, lay up, keep ready. nokd %c, =3 @"'3“0 the head of a letter representing the o to tie up a bundle, tie up toge- mhcrul vowel a. (ST AL AN sound reasoning. ther 2. to nnpoao a burden v upon another, e3 2. a word fitly spoken. 3. all saying the c. T &S, 7R, T Tow kattige, kattige- 63 same thing from having previously agreed to Aampe, s. Wood, sticks, a staff, piece of do so. 4. neatne ess, convenienc €. LRETF 52 & wood 28R roc -5:*37’\ SOS7y an unfeeling S0z, o the custom of a caste. &j’ omtd, the f 5] Lia a hard heart. 3. obstinacy. disposition front of a house. 2. foresight, forecast. 3. } ?7\ Ao, —’% AFe0, B8 AT N @ e3 San thfcdl’l" man. B to silence before one can speak, by a convin- 2. a messenger or out-runuer, whose badge &ontdy cimg argument oFed o the hind of office is a hool d 1 K 3. a woodman. part of the house. 2. to keep a man from I =23 «w —Jl) R =BEN to cut wood % w8 g bun- i s . going back from his promise or declaration. dle of firewood. F& A T 3 g bullock load 2,830 = mefi% the aggregate. the wrist. ti of firewood. 2 QLT & building of polished %f\)nb. Q3 T3 kattida, [=:] 2y as A a it. THFE 3) xETEY, the ) | part. Constructed, &3 &3 a sample built F88F3 an artificial tank Lo 2 W 1~11 ornamental part of the head-stall of a horse 8K or OX. F0TFE), a wooden wall, made to tanks g young, as cattle TEOTS cattle w 1 young where the earth is not firm or where it 18 L C. TE,Q0 katidiri, See w6500, 2 KNED) | dy and stone would n stand & ¥ c. TE, IR kattina-gudige, s. A stick to violate an agreemen ¥ with pieces of loose iron hanging at short dis- C. ¥ 5 8o, kattu, v. a. To cure, fasten, tances to make a noise with in running. bind, tie 2. to connect, unite, join together Jul C. ng R, TE,0X katlirive, kattirive, 3. to build, construct, erect 4., to charm 3 il The large black ant. bewitch top by magic. 5. to ward off by a 10y, 5&3 kattu, s A band, bandage, tie. 2. shield 6. to fly in an omincus direction. 7. f‘r ({0 [ 3 an a bunch, bundle D0 ot, pack, bale. to become with young, as applied to cattle. Tty F83), w3, impediment, restraint, prohibiticn, preven- 3 to charm 1\3 Incantations. 2. to tion. 4 a command, order, regulation, law bind up a wound () %td to collect a 5 y charm or enchantment 6. a vow, reso- o robd %% army, 24 1er troops to tie up a % 8 lution. 7. a combination, plot. 8. a syster parcel 2. to lay by money appmprute. to 9. bondag 10. th ornament or ferrule of a 2. to abstain &t ¢ w0, to bind up the hair. from bathing the head. Seem T, FegTo ‘Tiw stick. 11. the water in which any grain has 2 been washe FY 8 T an iron hoop. “n ned, to become stiff, asa joint from injury. 10 a clamp. F3 %“’i‘ to build a tank. 259 3 T to shub Yok 3T, a bracelet. ¥ T, magic, < 1 erdemain Sl oirdle. 2,070 2. to @u&w“:vjag the mnuth hold the tongue, be sllont fic [ %‘édw union, association & appointment, restrain the appetite. 3. to silence by in- 10 n regulatior 3. close reasoning, uniformity cantations, arguments, &c. 4. to tie up a ba lata of sentiment from previous arrangement -~ ~ ack, &c. I Ty w8, to deceive, impose upon. 2l BT FoT S T3y, preparation for battle 63 to dress a wound %)v{w to fold i To0L0 the arms. M» 7&. to ccagulate. nB wtH J U ?“3 a sect or class of people, a nation. =~ to.curdle, turn as nmk become hard or in y, a bottle of hay, a bundle of grass. to} Fo Q 3. 3 a congregation assembled el v the act durated as a sore T . to perform &} 2 5 =835 Fod b5 it gymnastic exercises 28,738 an order “ 3, boiled rice tied up in a cloth for a journey. &3 F&,Fwod retanation. B T8y to btldfll off. 93 3 8, Bw3wE» to tie up and punish. to tie or loop up. %ZB 83 D to give in charge, @on= g married woman. T8, B to give 1) as a child ; to give to anotlwm to nourish. & over to be settled in a court of law. 2. to build for one. to tie up the skirt of a native jacket so as to 3. to tieup and giv R T3, ¥0%Y to obtain merit form a bag in front Swer3d T80 to be cloudy BBIS T TG dark, by the clouds overspreading the sky. to conquer a country ) Sy FE TR to TR =83 S \u embrace one - to stop, intercept, cut off provi- w8, /B {0 lay in store 8 =8 to \CAE S1018 2 the nose to be obstructed by cold e3 &%) to tie up, sequestrate o o T, to arrest, stop, detain. b4 to dam. cause to build, fasten, &c. T2 T8 to build with stones el V*‘J ; to shut up a passage, cut off a route, zwed 8, to build vuth the =83 instead of stop up a road. FEwI NN T, to stones perpendicularly placed, horizontally, as in tanks, &c conjecture, suppose, imagine. =BT T, to [ablrTe) %éfio to T T, to accuse a woman of adultery build with stones in a sloping position. file off, go in rows, arrange, put in a row, c. 8,33 kattu-kathe, 5. A fable, fic- =3B %E’b the hair to become [ form a line tion, novel, romance matted and entzm(rled ~% Ty, to gather, C. 3855903 kattu ]mlwe, s. A channel 08 %é&) to blind, to snand in the , hind as pus for irrigation. light 2. to fence curtain off. €3 T8, to ) O C. 38, Tw® kaftu-kili, s. A repulated hang up a curtain, suspend a blind. 2T ¥ hire raticl g TVTD 3N to water by a channel, to irrigate Al &), the evacuations to be obstructed [~ a0 0. TEAFwew> kattu-kdlu, s, A sceptre. 2. a builder’s measure. 9, to swell, rise, as the flesh when beaten, the ) skin on being stung, &ec 2. to bloat (exhi o] . T Ty katju-kambha, s. A post 9 Jor to which thieves and cattle are fastened near 8) =) to charm 8, T, to lay a spirit 2. to charm. w@@ to a village 83 w3 to stop, hinder ore uéi ) to truss. =), to stop by witcheraft C. TE3, "3 /cattuvara, s. A builder, an N, F8), to take seconds ?3% ?5‘0 to shield architect. Wod T, to FIS T8 to compose poetry 0. TBLRRY, %&53 xwed kattu-gili, 2 T, to put a horse or ox in a vehicle. /t‘al/u izom, 8. A bull for breeding. ‘}1 T saddle 2,.)@-‘&\,3\ to take something cooked (At 1 Fierce wrath for a journey 3.5 =ty to lay in provisions o. FEOLR %) kattugra, fil for &Y ‘.753‘ to gird. 2. to C. 385,87 kattutara, adj. Substantial a journey ol | retain one’s chastity serviceable. ?5’“ =, to pay taxes o 2. to amass wealth '595?& to appraise c. 5&‘3 g 15 kattuttara, s. A paper of set- 01 &a 83 ), to restrain the appetlte. IkP = e3 tlemeuc between disputants. EJ‘ to arrange a musical choir TRB) &) C. 38,8 B kattuttdra, s. Remission to bind sheaves wod T, to tie oxen to- of land-rent on account of loss b failure of gether for the purpose of treading out corn. rain, inundation, &c. ler Ty EBJ to tie bullocks in a row to a long c. TE, &) kattu-dale, s. The rate of as- rope fa-tened by two pegs. TN %é:’) to sessment 2 - building. 3. agreement, set- yoke bullocks to draw water. FINT -'6-\,53 to ) tlement. it affix a public notice upon a wall T3 wY 1 ) to make a paper kite nBY T, to stipu- . F&» @ /cattz«ppu, 8. A strong salt. s late, to fix a term 80 w8 to prevent from c. TEmt R kattu badige, s. A bludgeon L going back., Toe ¥, to swear BVBIND c. T&00&%3I kattu-badi-jana, s. Pub- T, to bind hand and foot T3 T ), to lic servants, privileged persons who have a perfume 2. to retain the scent Reed portion of land exempt from tax or rent, and to build a wall TS T, to cover, copulate who, when occasion reguires, perform the as beasts. 3 to be bound or tied 78,8 service of soldiers. 4 (9 33 2 F T A 52 J TERE (XS 0. TE,20¢> kattu-bilu, v. n. To be fas- duty on goods are received. TLE T the tened, bound, built. raised seat in a village. v 7Y a place €. TE,308 kattu-madi, s. A cloth worn where contracts are made for cotton. %%(# only at meals and worship. & to dam, bank up, &e. FE 2 TIFY ‘éj\ to build c. TE,D00F kattu-manaka, s. A a bank, &c. =Y, B3 B to break an em- young buffalo or heifer fit to breed. bankment. c. 3& ?53\3: kattumasti, adj. Powerful, c. TE, T3 katteduru, s. Exactly oppo- head-strong. T30 DB g powerful or head- site, right in front. strong man. C. ’5%@6203 katiékdnta, adv. Very retired. C. T83>,35005 kattu-mddu, », a. To or- c. FE3u0, TR der, command. kattodeyu, wv.a. To ] break a promise, violate an agreement. 2. to % c. FEL,BRRT> kattu-mosaru, s. Warm break down a bank or dam. 3. to tie up and al water mixed with strained curds. flog 87 C. 5&5@35'(5"&, fiéééasxbo’ kattu-rasa, kat- A. C. TE5,@3 kattolume, s Strong fae tu-sara, s Pepper-water made of split affection, great regard. FEHWHHI an ar- A C pulse, chillies, tamarinds, &, F),0% mer- dent or devoted lover. 12 cury decomposed. c. TED katphale, s. A small tree, the Ve C. TE,0 katturi, s. A fierce or vehement bark and seeds of which are used in medicine blaze. 2. a violent inflammation. and as aromatics. G'melina arborea, Rox. e c. T8> 56‘3\@303 kattuva-kélu, s. A staff c. B&> 0 katluri, s A dangerous black val to lead dogs to the chase. snake. L0 A. 0. FED,RBD0s kattuvadeyu, [=4, 3 3 v. n. To be bound, fastened, tied. o c. TE katle, See w9, an TFSWF 2RTH0FY 3002 u‘&f)\o(%oflua%f’é_éi) I33 S. 3‘)% katha, s. The name of a saint. 2 ha SoJuoahdh hecause they were bound in the anote or simple sound. 3. a mystical prayer. 18 strong cord of their elder brother’s kindness, c. Twowog kathd-pdla, s. A strong, stout man. fo they could say nothing. 2. a clumsy, awkward man. W A. 0. TE 0o kaftulubu, s, A great S. Bood, Fwovy kathdri, kathdru, s wo20a3%3 the sheath of a bay noise. A crease, dagger. oy crease or dagger. c. T&o,5938 kattuvdre, s The gout, A rheumatism. s. B0, T3 kathina, kathina, adj. Hard, solid, indurated, impervious. 2. severe, Sfim c. T8y, 50X kattu-wdsa, s. A wrapper A harsh, cruel. FOIET harder. FOIN, TFHOIT or cokver, used to wrap up clothes, &c. %+, 2OIT g cruel, hard-hearted man. 03 Ll 35 fié&éjbfi;gp, %&Sgs? kattu-huli, kat- Ty, #OT wod) a cruel disposition, severe L3 tult, s. A strong acid. FOIT I temper. #0359M harshly, cruelly. %) c. 38,0w3 kattu-hore, s A bundle @ to indurate, harden. 2. to vex. FBHTN [ of grass, &c. T, O ¢eRTeAT to be hard, harsh, cruel. bl q TOo F g severe expression. 0 G a A. C 5&3%6697\’ kattiliga, s. A hard tw task, severe service. tight, hard breast. 205 3o hard ground. 20e e a dan- Ly c. 33, katte, s. A basin or small pond, a F0o mTD g hard heart. w03 Bwssy induration. [t tank. 2. a dike or dam. 3. a basin round gerous sickness. the trunk of a tree. 5. an wn ((,rm 4. a bridge. 589003 kathira, adj. Impervious, hard, altar. 6. a custom house. indurated. 2. severe, harsh, terrible, horrible. F Al 3 =& the bank of a tank. ey & &, an earthen bank. e Tfi?fi\@ s. A cup. T3R8 Ty, TOWLT IRV a hard tn(}e =& the platform of a building. =g =& expression, severe word. 333, a terrific e the raised seat of earth, &c. in front of a noise, horrible sound. TBR( TSR0, TIRLTID ey house. %owd ¥ a place where tolls and 7 to become hard, ¥80¢3 F0<% great wrath, Vi 234 [oP) TR © it violent anger. ¥FSw3 BwecdF the mid-day foot of a tree for irrigation. 2. a drain. =3 0 sun. F88Te3 more cruel, harder, very cruel o R0 to make one. 252¢y BN the basin Feor T840 distressing to he at the foot of a plantain tree. B3 BBRY g [ I 0. Too £ katthdni, s. A necklace of pearls, small water channel LRYR TBIRY TRFR VAR el oblong plates, gold beads, and a square centre the channel is every thing to a plantain tree, piece nd affectation to a harlot. A. c. ».n. Tobe- come clean 3. to strive. 4. ) il c. 3O /cada, s. A loan, debt 2. a ferry 2. to cry out. to be vehement, ardent, valiant See TRBoM. ford =3 ré%"w %;’o FRoRBYY » B 2w to bor ¥ Very row F3 #v'@@ to lend. 2. to return a loan T3 R kada-gollu, See zzwn. ZTTRe T3 the passage over which a ferry C. TR kada-gdlu, [=3s»]s. A To passes. Tweed BB the passage of a large boat churning stick FBRRLLY RO the cross at 9.t TN as a loan. =3 w38 g bond. FBM0 the bottom of a churning stick FRIEBLD pul a borrower. T3 3:0™ to pay a debt. &1 the churning string FBRR NS the T30RT kadangara, s Chaff., 2. a Mandara mountain used as a charning stick fron grainless crop, thin ear of corn. by the demi-gods and giants, in churning the 0 &l milk sea. A. 0. TBORS, TTROB, TTB> kadangu, €. 5’37\@@)3*5{@3 kadagdlu-hannu, s. kadanku, kadaku, v. n. To strive be The love apple, Soianum lycopersicum. p, W vehement, valiant, to scheme, make an effort & %) zeal, effort, ex- C. F@eFo fwud;&) F3e3200 kada- ofine s. Anxiety, perturbation 0 ertion 4 a channel 5 chu, kadanchu, kadachi-baru, See = 3. joy, gladness valour, courage, ardour. F3oN having be- BET black come valiant, ardent, &c. UiV intenl umu‘s# c. BBIeT kadaché-mara, s. Thetree Tr@on ¥3 D3 the commanders of the two Mimosa shirisha armies became courageous, and waved their 0t c. B2 /cada_]a, s. A wasp hands. BRREOBITR Q/WZ«G(\;(’?WJ‘« FRBcA TdTE c. 338 kadata, s. A cloth covered with praje resisting In a most surprising manner, they a composition of charcoal and gum and used frong fought wvaliantly SBJo FEoN FodB the instead of a slate for writing 2. an incision Al aist agitated with excitement FBOAT BN FES WD to write FBON Tor notch, ja bite, cut (i1l & having leaped with wehemence. ] with a piece of potstone on the above gth 00 having looked with anaiety T2 to make a notch or incision A. 0. TROTTo kadanduru, S A red c. T38, 3308 kadati, kadanti, s. An rll]. ( stinging bee. elk TB8 w7 elk’s skin. A. 0. BTV RTs kadam-bareyu- c. TBBeTs, TR, TAReGI0 kada- vadu, s Level, evenness. téru, kada-bilu, kada-géyu, . n. To A T3T3 kada-katti, s. A chopper, cleay- recover, escape from danger, get through er, bill child-birth F2R380 to re- a difficulty, &e. A C. fi*f&)? kadaka-bale, s. A triple cover another from disease, or save from dis- bracele tress c. oo kadaddta, Seeunder #omom. TaFw kadakalu, s. A gap, breach il B. SGA kadaga, [=4<] s. A bracelet c. TAT> kadadu, adj Strong. 2. loud, ot vehement 3. hasty, passionate FBTINY to L C. SR kada-ganpu, s. The outer become strong. 2. to become passionate. gl ] corner of the eye. ¥ ity TR 3B a loud word, hasty expression C. TRRBT kadagada-mara, s, The BOSS, FRHT g powerful man. 2. a quick i tree Rottleria tinctoria man. 3. a passionate man Jat C. TBA0T> kadagi-baru, v, n. To be ve- C. TRV kadadu-baru, » n. To come hement, zealous, ardent over, eome up with., F&E®H e to go over C. BQR> kadagu, s, The basin round the Cross, pass, escape. ol 2 3 5 TR ) C. 5?&53&333 lcaf_ladu—bidu, See under 2. A. C. TEo00RL kaddisu, v, a. To ram, C. FBBONS kadaduri-gida, s. A shrub as a gun. 2. to drive in, as a nail, &c. so called. S. w8 kaddra, s Gold colour. c. 300 kaddri, s. A young bull. 2. a C. BT kadaduru, s. A red stinging bee ram. C. BnoR, Tood, Troxw kaddse, ka- ¢. 33303, kadana-patra, s. A promis- (1 sory note, note of hand. dist, kaddsu, s. A dried skin used by C. T30 kadabu, See w2z ascetics as a seat or bed. 3N ST 3 TR B nRo £k ag soon as the ascetic is up he has (1 A. C. TBOBZ kadaliduta, adj. Abun- the skin on his shoulder (proverb used of a 0, 1 dant, profuse. single man who has no encumbrance). 0.3 A. €. TT kadalu, s. The sea, ocean. o c. T8 kadi, s. A bit, morsel. 2. a chip, el naEw the sea of milk. TBY 230 Talkshmi, shaving. 3. apotsherd. 4. arim placed on ofh sprung from the milk-sea. #3958 the moon. o ~ a cha- a mortar while beating rice in it. B3 FRO 2 , FBWE submarine fire. TRSYC the 6. boiled sour milk used with rice. fing dish. tiy seven seas. 7. any acetous fermentation, as vinegar, &c. th 8. a particle added to some verbs for the pur- c. TS kadale, Soo 3. 0, pose of converting them into verbal nouus, c. 563 kadava, 5. A horse or stallion. &e 9. an irritation on the skin, itching. A ¢ C. TEID0T kadava-mara, See wz=m0. 39S T2 g skein of thread. & ), to do up A A. €. BBST0 kadavaram, s. Gold, wealth. a skein of thread. ¥® W& to wind up a 07 2. desire, longing. adj. Grave, mild. FBI skein of thread. %% %2 a curry made of T3 Fohhd #3@ w3To3 like a very poor man ) curds, spices, chillies, &c. T2 Fol) to pre- getting wealth. bl pare such a dish. TRede T2 g cake of cow- C. TBIX kadavasa, See zwz. Dot TD off; dung. T & to dung, as cattle. a moveable stove or fire vessel. %0 =2 the b c. 333 kadave, s. An elk. =33 @sor dv F2 the act l elk’s skin. act of sliding away privately. bri C. I3 kadasu, s. A heifer or young cow. of standing. %8 & ready money, money in hand. a0) C. 3BXp kadasu, v. a. To extricate, get c. BB, T30 kadi, kadiyu, v. a. To D, ¥ through a difficulty. n bite, champ, gnaw. 2. to cut, chop, slay, en- g C. FBRDT kadaka-mara, s. The tree grave. v. n. To itch. kY T to hew or 0¥ ¢ Nauclea cadamba. cut down. ), ¥® to root up a kind of bent by C. TB2E, kada-huitu, s. The youngest, grass. B T to gnash the teeth., Y = fary or last born child, the last born. & the stomach to ache. 0By BoBA FR fo (R c. Fx@o kadd, See »3. cut in pieces. w28 the act of cutting. (2R Y they C. TroDoB3BI50® kadd-khandita- T2 T to cut down with great vehemence. for F2Z BIned ¥ o cut into small pieces. e mddu, v. n. To be firm, insist on, as on FLD T, TRD VB, to cause to cut, &ec. immediate payment, &c., to be strict. C ) Tom 3¢ WA to cut off, sever from, hew, fell, H. 3003 kadd-khadi, adj. Twmpartial. C Fr cut down, slay. Fedwtdy to cut down and 2. strict, rigorous, severe. 3. correct, accu- heap up. w23 9B to have cut off. o8 Seveny rate. THE DB N, THE LRI g strict, Sectd the stump of a tree. gy impartial, resolute man. 2. a candid, open, c. BB kadi, See #® and =. (it frank, undissembling man. A. C. TRF> kadiku, s. A headless trunk. H. BooBweds kadd-khidu, adj. Loud C. TRDBBI0B kadi-khapda-mddu, sounding, as a vessel. i) 8] v. a. To cut into small pieces. thwn, T. B. @000, Teol kaddi, kaddhi, c. FBAwO0> kadige-hdru, v, a. Tomove See FR®. Iy} on one side or out of the way. edrd 236 T TR ) 1, ¢. BAGYRs kadidddu, v. a. To cut down stupid man. *Ebi@&@ extreme pain. T or slay mutually, as in battle. 2. to fight, 3% a notorious sinner. FRNEIS great cour- quarrel, wrangle. =208 fight, contest, mu- age. ‘e 2 tual slaughter. TRo0RO kadungali, See #zn0. c. fi@&eofiao kadidiyu, v. a. To cut and T30 kadumba, See wzow0. 1, o give. j ) la- BE08, BTI0 % kadumbe, H\Ed }‘\ C. BRIIsYR kadibina-kdlaga, See dumpe, s. A swift spotted deer. under F&W. c. TR kadu-gali, [#= and =¢]s. A phe C . 500> kadi-bilu, See zEco0. very valiant man, a great hero. BRIROSI psel o1 Q . BOWNG kadimi-gida, See =53 = heroism, great valour, prowess. ) Q . TOD kadime, s. Deficiency, defect. 2. C. T@o3oN kadu-kdgi, s. A miser, a very ol remnant. adj. Remaining, defective. 2 penurious man. el other. 3. less. F23 93 to make less. = A. C. BRTOREDTORYD kadulkdhéri- 25DBR™ to hecome less, deficient, or defec- 5 af‘f /fanga ]1,6, s. Very angry eyes. ju tive. B9 w50 0¥ T2 the rain is deficient el Iy o this year. about. A. 0. TTBRDo kadu-kiridu, adj. Very e T2 more or less, e small, very little. . B350N kadiydyi, See w= &1 ol A. 0. T33JPeRo kaduki-pdgu, », 4 . Itk] it A. C. BODsoe kadiydna, See wamsen. To follow, go after ancther. fo do A. 0. FOo kadilu, See w3e0. C. T3> kaduku, s. A cleft, a fissure in C. TB5vMW, TASOT kadivdna, kadi- N nd 0 Io CKS, &e. 2. refraction, as in rays of light. i it 1/'657’61, s. A horse’s bridle. T2zvn T, 3. a headless trunk. 4. an ear-ring. ) o e FRI2DB to bridle. FoTen €R® {0 take . A 5. TRTIROR kaduku-halige, s ) of oo off a bridle. FRT TRV VR to slacken the # board smeared with a composition of white [ bridle. BRTH AFBY, TBIvH VA DREN to earth and brick dust, and used for writing. i 2 pull in the reins. FrIee w38 the rein of a A. C. %Tfa?g(fiaa, 2ht Jed bridle. ToaTens FFYNY0 the spikes, &c. on f;‘éafigd")a) kadu- o, W a bit. /:'(;"'1/25, lradzz~ge’yu, v. n. To hurry, hasten. p £ D. 30O kadili, s. The stalks of the great ol o 70y kadu-gollu, See v, i millet cut up and given to cattle. T. B. TCIR kaduga, See »3. c. 533 kadisha, s. A tree producing a G TR Zfac.l//‘(/a'?', s. Unripe fruit or to Jo brown berry that is used as the drop to an vegetables. ear-ring. C. TB27r0T> kadugi-baru, v.n. To escape 0. BB D0 kadi-hidiyu, v.a. To ga- from danger, to get through a difficulty. ther the dung of cattle for drying in cakes, A. C. TTOR0 kadugu, v. n. Toshake, quake. for fuel. 2. to prepare cotton thread for sew- e C. BB kadudu, s. A precipice, very steep ing. 3. to twist several fine threads into one. place. adj. Large, powerful, strong. 2 C. TR0 kadi-huri, See vmx0. P short, circumscribed. FROTY F0B to make i 219“:1 ; ¢ C. TB> kadu, adj. Excessive, great, much, ) /.} strong. 2. to shorten, take in. severe, extreme, ultimate, final, worst, very. Jod L‘ C. FB>IToRY kadunuruvu, s. A wasp. 2. crooked. F® T, FRINE T extreme trouble, ol difficulty or distress. FRIFRY, TRV, TR A. C. TT3eeRd kadu-nénu, s. A churn- 2, very white. =@ TWC¥ yery sharp. = ing string. @FR g heavy loss. T3 Fecd a man greatly C. Ty kadupu, s. An irritation in the s given to passion. ¥® ™% great exertion, ex- skin, pain after evacuation. 2 eagerness, I il treme fatigue. FBowed, FHTyM an extreme- agitation, ardour, vehemence, impetuosity, ly benevolent man. FRTIIY g great slug- consternation. 3. management, superintend- SN foo ence. adj. cruel, fierce. N@fi’g%i" Gusy why gz}rd, a man extremely slow. ¥® %2 a very 2] dad . e SR T3 FRIVCT E 4 T oY ol e —— S are you eager ? 0 to fight rated, apart. 8 3 there, that side, that with ardour. 2% FRLT STy a very vehe- place or country. Bs ¥% here, this place, ment, rash, precipitate man. 'L;‘.@'ngs;&e;z%m these parts. w¥¥% inside, the internal part. $owoLd the range of hills trembling with the ®RTFE outside, out of doors. 2¢n3 the un- agitation. Q08 TRINROESIo %—é MWFY, FoT der side, the lower part. 3¢, B the upper o TG FTC ¥30mo Foidd seeing the impetuosity part. ABRAB the left side. wurad the right of the fighting archers, excelling thus in su- side. QOTFERE the place where one is standing. perior valour. TS TEF a fierce giant. T0¥3 w3 g place for sitting, or a place where one sat. 2»:B 73 the direction or place to C. TBo2 kadubu, s. A kind of cake or pudding boiled in steam. TR T RBIWI gne which a person is gone. 20T ¥E the place to which one is come. [3) 0, filled with sugar and split pulse. (’f\,%s FR 3 o 3 a privy. AT, ZZIDHT to be- 20 the same filled with a kind of beans. o)) 3 a place for making water, 0, 1 @y T a thin batter pudding boiled in come finished, to be ended. FEERA finally, Bl oy steam. FTROWITIYR g game with this cake ultimately. TBERA e to be exhausted, 03 on the second day after the purification of an ended, finished. FRIHT final. 2. finished. by idol. 2. fig. sham fighting. QT FROWS Fo 3. separated, fallen out, as friends. %%%5 g at the very last. §nizgy T8 ¥»¥A this is not play but a serious [ business. A. 0. BEAR RS kade-ganisu, v, n. Tobe A C A. C. FEDB05T sy kadumukku, ». n. To spent or past. v. a. To disgrace. 9 be much excited. A. C. TBA L kadeganchu, v. n. To 7 C. T3 kaduvu, See wzo. doubt, hesitate. Seg A. 0. 3BwwBweedd kadu-ldla-lé- A. 0. %Z??\“mog/fadegagmm, v. . Toapos- A( tatize. chane, s, Roving eyes. 1 A. C. TRow, TR kaduha, kadulu, C. TBADR> kadegdgu, ». n. To escape A G, adj. Much, excessive, ardent. s. Excess. 2. from, or out of. 2. to get through a law-suit. o prowess, valour. FRBTeEND women of 3. to be menstruous. FEMRATI g young girl. C, ardent passions. FR® FEI notorious or FEMAD to be reserved distant, stand aloof. expert thief. Th C. FRR02 kade-gdpu, v.n. Tocome to C. 0 C. TRTOD, TB® kadu-huri, kaduri, an end, be finished. FEMed to complete, finish. Id\t S A thread that curls upon twisting. (. 37 0. TENGd, FENOR> kadegidu, kade- 0. T3WwT kadiira, See w32¢3. Ve c. BB, 3830 kade, kadeyu, v. a. To girisu, v. a. To set aside, keep separate. FEA 3 churn. 2. to turn in a lathe. 3. to engrave 2. to cast out, expel, excommunicate. e or cut in. 4. to hew or cut down. v. n. To &3 an excommunicated person, an out-caste. h\ be concluded, finished, ended. 0TI TR to c. BRAT> kadegiru, v.n. To live solita- i 10 churn curds. 2. ®Ix8,5 3 to churn the sea. rily, alone, to be without incumbrance. 10 bl T #¥3 to turn wood. TES g g churn- 3. to be men- to keep aloof or at a distance. struous. (% ing stick. FES 3¢ a churning string. 0r ¢ . 7 kade, adj. Last, ultimate, ulterior. 0. FENBeD> kadegldéru, v.n. To be o G, % final. S Verge, edge, margin, conclusion. finally accomplished. (g, 2. end, extremity or peint. 3. place, side, (8, 0. Free3> kadege-bichchu, v, a. To (% direction. FE7w to the last: at the last, final- v Ol separate, take off, from, or out. 1 '- FERRFWVAWD it is quite finished. =3 h)q ( - ) To g, #3cO at last, finally. 2,0TITFRWHNY to 4270 U“(E‘fi\?‘ X0 kadegelasu, v. a kh»\ be gathered, assembled, collected in one place. despise, contemn: [yl E FETII the lowest or meanest man. FER . TER kadegeliyu, v. a. Topull, Q Iy 2R a place near at hand. F3ED to be draw out or away, to draw to the extreme U¥ ; point. finished, accomplished. Trv"{; to be sepa- Wy E 238 T3 %3 ha within the borders. C. fia‘)fi\f@??\-b ]flad@g()!isu, v.a. To finish, TERBERA ultimately, Dl A, complete, fill. finally. part C. FWAWB> kadegddu, ». a. To run C. FWeA R kadé-gannu, s. The outer e 1 out. 2. to run aside. ) 3. to run through, or angle of the eye. y] distance of behaviour, up to the end. coolness. FEg Red doB Swc@ to Jook askance, 6 g1 C. BT, TRRDT, FEND ka- or as unacquainted with. T3¢ fi(?ga’ Swrdd g i deghdalu, kadege-hdln, leer, side glance. @R NEp A to disre & > S gard. whe kadegidu, v. a. To cast out, expel, excommunicate., 2 C. BReNoeD kadé-gdnu, v. n. To see how ace 10 to finish, conclude, a thing will end, to see the end. FBR M3 o plie endless. i C. TWRBo0e0 kade-turubu, See w23, )t e C. FUBNN) D kadeda-vigraha, s. A . BBeroY kadd-gdlu, See wsiwso. finall graven image. C. BBeTwed kadé-kddi, s. The outer istel corner of the eye. c. TR0 kadedu-bidu, v. a. To pass pishel by, cross over. 2. to engrave. 3. to cut off. 0. FBeSeD, Bueses kadé-téru, ka- =b 4. to hew down. dé-télu, v. n. To be ten ninated, ended, fi- c. 3B kadebe, s. A swift, spotted deer. nished. ¥3<3:33 ¥, endless trouble. p, Tobe C. Twe N 3 e & kadé-ndta, s. A side glance, A. C. B> kadeya, s. A field of battle. 2. an ornament on a native floor. leer. ?IT C. BB, FRToce kadeya, kadeyana, C. TReSWeR> kadé-nddu, v a. To be- See #3 come cool or distant towards, offended with. Toapose A. C. TWIAY kade-vagalu, s Even- (&) %@Q@Q@JJ ]t(((le,—bf!ld, v. n. To recover ing, eventide. from sickness. 2. to escape from danger or trouble. 3. to become disentangled or extri- A. C. FBRISH kadevaliya, s. A floor- Al cated. FE¢ ¥ Ind), FBE WEW {0 extricate, 4 ornament made with chalk. deliver, redeem, save, rescue. C. TReTE00Y kadé-kattambali, s C. FReDsoBs kadé-mddu, v, a. Tobreak The conclusion of a game. off an acquaintance. 2. to divorce. 3. to poone! (8 ftv?g'ff &>, kadé-kattu, adv. At the very conclude, finish. last, the last of all. ompld C. FReSwTY> kadé-modalu, s End . 5ReTwed kadéd-kadéli, adv. At the and beginning. F#R “w3OYB without end or v W' very extremity, quite at the edge, skirt, or >2 =28 a beginning. margin. ¥ B TR 93 to be reserved, distant, c. 3Red, TReow, TReDe kadéli, ka- afe appear strange. TBg TBRERA BT 1o pass Pl by at a small distance, to go on without cal- déli, kadélé, See #2589 under =3 ling in, to pass a place, by going round it 0. FReHODEBpeRs kadé-sdrdu-pd- instead of through it. gu, v. n. To be remitted or absolved, as il C. fifiefi?’@ kadé-kdla, s. The last time sin, &c. 1] [t or season, the latter season. 2. death. A. 0. TWIRAYS kadé-vagalu, Seo =33 I C. %fie%-)@ kaC_ZL’,-]fula, s. The lowest nen 0 i caste. 0. BRI kadé-hdyu, v.n. To pass C. Eé’g‘gmgg /fade'—/fl(&m, s. Termina- by, through, get to the opposite shore, escape IT‘ tion, conclusion, end. F®Fw1T at last, at from danger, recover from sickness, &ec. TER length, finally. oo to save, deliver, redeem, recover. 0. BReR08 kadé-ganti, s, A cow that ¢. @ kadda, s. A clown, blockhead, dolt. calves but seldom. adj.” Clumsy, awkward, uncouth, unpolite. ; o o. fi'&ggfia kade’-gaqli, s. Confines, brink, T3 TUI hungling work. 53 ®J rustics, Wi margin, border. 2. country or provinces just ignorant people. FE33 clumsiness, awk- 2 F = @) wardness. ¥3 w3 g blunt sword. ¥ w milk, chillies, salt, &c. and boiled in ghee. @o® %7 gram parched whole. v #3 a & dull sense. bulbous vegetable. C. fiZE“éfi ]CCF(J(_Z(i’_Z‘(I, s. Obstinacy, stub- ®3 w2 aswelling on the bornness, pertinacity, perverseness, stupidity. lip, under the arm, or on the neck, caused S w33 ¥ I to be perverse, obstinate. T *% &3 by a boil or wound in another part of the J37 perversely, obstinately. b'\)dy w2 Wz the pod or capsule of Bengal s s - gram T%, 1ond ared kind of grass much C. T 0% kadddya, s. Distraint, as by (, eaten by milch cows. TE @eer sugar and government. 2. force, compulsion, constraint. gram boiled together and then pounded. 3. contempt, slight, disregard, negligence, carelessness. T3 0% %0 to exact more than T. B. fcsg > kaddhdya, Seo v, G, is just. @y o FRB to force, constrain. = S. T ]Llafia, s. Aneye of corn. 2. the ] 1 @ cvveh forcibly, violently. %’:%oiozi WBOT spark or facet of a gem. 3. a drop. 4. aspark. a miserable existence. = 2. an unjust tax. adj. Small, minute. ¥ 22078 small cummin i w» o07eT g despiser, contemner, careless per- seed. ¥ FoI9M drop by drop, in drops, as (& son. Ty o0 R a contemptuous speech. the dew on leaves, &ec. ¥Ry T a spark. x k © T g drop of water. T3, 3w the facet of c. Eag &> kadddlu, s. A dolt, blockhead. A, 9 & a gem. a clumsy, awkward man. C. 5% kaddi, [#2] s. . The fibre or vein of | C. T kana, s A threshing-floor, a place a leaf, any small stick. T Y, a measure where corn is trodden out by oxen. 2. afield by which horses are measured. %%Q 3 of battle. 3. asquare cloth. TS TH g sweepings. corn-floor. Seseonies g field of battle. F BT w0, faégj %D an ear when first B C. ? bored, in which the fibre of a leaf is put to = the piece of cloth from which a female’s ) bodice is made. prevent the aperture from growing up again. S%)3 T a square cloth C.3 TH J0T FwB to break in two the fibre of in which the linga, &ec. are wrapped. T 1 a leaf before a person, intimating that he will =), to prepare a floor for treading corn. # t be ruined if he persists ; hence, to asseverate, € F0D), T WD to smear a threshing-floor affirm or charge with great solemnity, to with cow-dung. T VYDN to measure the FBOTIW gn esti- s oppose a measure vehemently. T T to corn on a threshing-floor. e put the fibre of a leaf in a book, at random, mation of the corn on a threshing-floor. ¥ T for for the purpose of consulting an omen. %5, © F2SWID g watcher of the corn-floor. =) to provoke, excite, exasperate. 2. to put YD to tread out corn with oxen. To F [} a mark in a tank bank or a channel for irri- alms given from the threshing-floor. G, gation, to show the height to which the water C. Foo® kanamja, See wew. [} may rise without danger. 3. to place the c. FT kanaka, s. Wheaten flour. 2. Sy fibre of a leaf in a bored ear. dough. adj. Viscid, glutinous. FBFOHLLY C % R, ToT8 Bet¥R a cake of wheaten flour, O. fidjfibfléfl kadru-mudru, s, Confu- C, ¥ sion, disorder. filled with gram and sugar. w3 @A confusedly, o 2. to 0 disorderly. TR) I, to thwart. C. FFe kana-kana, s. The ringing fl”d make obscure. 3. to put into disorder and sound of a vessel or drum. T FOAW to 63 confusion. TR) Fu@),; Fw20 unintelligible sound as a vessel. §, jargon, an awkward expression. C. T ooToen kana-kdlu, See wdimmes. c. T kadle, s. The pulse termed China T, or Bengal gram, Cicer arietinum. FBIR I C. FBBS kanakidava, s. A co.wa.rd, one who shrinks back. & this gram parched and mixed with jaggory (% {f wrdg 859 split Bengal gram. TBSY TY 3 0. ?m%‘*@g, Ep’e%‘?\m% kana-ket, ka- W‘IE strong acid extracted from it. BOT TBS, B pa-kei-gina-ket, s. The fleshy part of the ' 01 en@S fried Bengal gram. TR TES raw arm from the elbow to the wrist. le Bengal gram. S83n&J goaked Bengal gram. 0. BEONZeT> kanagina-béru, See w6 g¢w ¥¢ gplit parched gram, mixed with sour Aed, fl\l\] 4 / fy 2 40 F 2070 T 2 A. 0. BRRS kanagu, See wsorv. s. 3083, BRR hanisha, kawisa, g fip"? ?;Q OV o T An ear or spike of corn 2. just weight kapaja, ka- | 106 C. B0 kanu, See v nanja, kapwja, s A granary, barn, or m‘Ul ) Q store for corn “d a wasp 3 a weight used C. T 2030 kanunku, ». n. To stick fast I the vy o in selling coral, &c TEOWITY, T T 1o a s a wheel in mud il store grain C. TOT kanuka, See 2o el Q. Tw w3 kanata, s. See Tewy C. & rand & kanu-kappate, s. Thebat . Bc03D kana-tale, s The temples. C. TBeoorno0d> kanu-gdi, s, Immature C. TRTONG kapaduri-gida, s. A shru fruit bearing a red fruit b fl.g . Teeo83 kanutere s. A prickly sort of c. Teoax kanabu, s. Aridgebetween pad- night shade, Solanwm jacquini. mul dy fielc C fichL, T 29 Toavy kanupu, DS, 8 fé“”;fi), U‘SY\OJ’ g £90 N =00 kaname, kanubu, kapwon, s A ¥nob ik acaiie ik kanave, kanavé-hddi, See =633 straw, &c (Ch A. 0. Teoo kand, particle, Is it not ? you > kapulu, s. The first germ that know &R WD Ta0 he said so, did he not? springs from seed, &c 2. the top and tender bkl part of a bamboo, used as a pickle [od 0. Beeod03>y kand yennu, v, n. T S. 3% kane, s. An arrow 0@ RE? g hbflp 0] say, Bravo! Well done, or yes. \ of arrow FE0 C PO a quiver FEH RCON 3 b4 . 200T> kandisu, v.a. Tosound, as =2 to fire arrows a0 9000 o FrHodo R tO take a vessel or drum = Py palt an arrow from the quiver TR 0 U’qc* TR o C. TR kani, s. A piece of soft stone used %3 having extracted the arrow that was fixed J instead of slate pencil. 2. soothsaying, for- in his forehead o1l tune telling., ~T Fedad ¢ %o hear my fortune. ] C. BT kane, s. A roller used in mills Fede BB to tell one’s fortune ?sd\ :??" a} a &R & the perpendicular or horizontal roller i ot stick used by a fortune teller 2. a piece. ¥ of a sugar-mill &8 (T g small machine for i 18 g female fortune teller FedR 9,»335 a clearing cotton from the seed W) FEH the fortune tellex ) baske left hand roller n no@ ¥ the right hand c. U&‘% kani, s. An ckery or bullock cart 101101 C . -5((\25(02 kani-kani, s. The sound of an C. BTN kane-gdlu, s. The calf of the earthen vessel, &c if struck., =3 T8 to leg sound, as a vessel C. T M\GS kan-kappate, s. The bat. ure C. TLAmows kani-gdlu See wewows. C fee%(fi /\(,3 kan-kdi-gatti, s. A film on the eye. . TRNIBow kanigina-hullu, S. A )| i C. TEO gold coloured grass rowing in black ground 29 kan-kdvali, s A superinten- »’I" and much liked by cattle dent or overseer Bils Fiw 1940 0. 3ANS, Tedrens kanigile, kanigilu, . 59"38‘3‘? kan-kuli, s. The socket of the 8 The blue lotus, or Oleander, nerium odo- eye rum. SRITENW g white and yellow sort C fip"% ]L(m /w‘t, s. The lower arm il c. TR ramite, s. A spotted deer e fim'fia Ao kangaddawdgu, 4. , o C. TLe & kani bala, s. A soft kind of To bccome visible, appear. stone used instead of slate pencil c. BT D kangeve, s. The eyelid o C. BB, BRD, FAD> kanive, kani- A, 0. %{’@Dw R kangoppige, adj. Plea- gt sant to tho sight. e, kanime, s A ridge between paddy fields. NG 2. a defile or pass 1 veen two moun- f”“j @ kanjdde, s. Connivance, wink- tains mg a Lo 41 2 G = Sy - o < & TI & T s®3 A. C. T TRT kanna-kudika, s A ghosts, &c. BRE, 2 an cffeminate person A ac blind person. without eye-brows or must as he: 7% rice A C. 6"5\@ B33 kannediya, s. Shiva, at put upon the eyes of a corpse. T B, T 3 &9 whose feet Vishnu placed one of his eyes Ty, TEOW to fix the eye on any thing, to e o instead of a lotus, in consequence of one be- notice, mark, observe. 2% NS WREY a ing deficient out of the thousand which he a blue DU ate one used as a collyrinm. g 0 observation. Feo (3} o N presented to him for so many days. notice, perception, 7 A. 0. B0 003 kanna-yave, s. The eye- weariness of the eyes, failure of the eyes. lid. @8, 78, ¥A ST aman with large eyes. B IV, a*—‘.r—:?g%’f, ?r‘a}g?fi, T ISP, ?(:}gmv a ©. Teon B kanndde, See 5,0 woman with large eyes. F&rthFego to €. Ted kanni, s. A string by which cattle shew kindness, be kind to, fix the eyes upon. 2. a string to bind a cow’s hind & are tied up. TE N to be a gazing stock. 2. to be an f legs when milked. 3. a string used in churn- eye-sore. TEpAES 2 man who is an eye ing. T ne¥ a peg to which cattle are sore to others, or who is received with a ma- [l tied. TG VB, TG DT to let out cattle to 2 /2% a command licious eye. & e given by graze, to loose cattle. #xgg enez, -‘:{fé a’éjévj ) winking the eye. B2 WOF, zffi?g":ar—, T &9 to fasten up cattle by a rope round the neck. T to twinkle the eyes, to open and shut the A.Cc. TR 3IDR kanpili-moga, 5. A eyes by turns, F&Ep, T S0 &, Ty T blind man. >} “ . a mass of rock. w5 & blind-man’s buff, F&2 3 to roll the 4 €. T3 o0 kappiru, s. Tears. i B eye balls about. a3 i v to call by winking e 1 B tears to flow. TERD D, FEROFY, TR the eye, to point out any thing by moving A 0@ to weep, shed tears. the eye. F55e 5 [] swearing by the eye, “by €0 my eyes.” €. Too kannu, s. Theeye. 2. the holes ?F@?flaf_fi‘ |, ?fi?g?‘_:) DR 1o swear o) +q of a siéve, interstices in rat L n-work, meshes by the eye. &3 30082 a man who is impa- f in a net, &c. 3. the stars in a peacock’s tail. tient to see an object. TER 0, T VTR, 5. the knot or 4. the quick of the nails. TR, ITRP to stare, gaze. FFE0 complete point whence a shoot issues. SweeFy T the or distinct vision. TEp T Few to see clearly 1 point of the elbow. @woFeww Fe the hol- or distinetly, to be an eye-witness. #fig@ ki low on each si de U of the knee. Twd TR A B sight to fail, to lose the eye, the eye L sickness in which the eye-lashes fall off. ek to waste. T&E % to watch, overlook, oversee. ‘l il TR N to come into view. $0 Ty the weakness of the eye after inflam- w20 the mation. ST T 9 TeTh FONED he envies eyelid. TG, Te) 73T tears. -’&’(E@gi#%, = & {3 T — - T i 1€. OIS TA o T he has lost his (fgxfi B, T 90 9 to shed tears, weep. & (D 80% to bring tears into the eye. (¢ sight. @@ 93 =J a speck in the eye. %(ga = T VBB Forie, FedRey ared or fiery eye. T, ?(é@it’\) 20 tears to fall. %"(?‘\); 783 2 new B3 a blind eye. A Ay an eye that to shut the eyes. 2. to blind the eyes. 3. 2 cannot see after night-fall. — oeC & rim{.zg, mu& to deceive or impose upon. T TEIT a ) 9 o ne dim sight. @8 ney el ] laring eye. @ juggler, conjurer. ez, Ty, 2T Jegerdemain, ool 8o Red, B8 Ry a blink eye. BARIJ) fi::{og, ju (i fe ing, conjuration. %’é’:})? ?%éi 2R to ];\y g} '&':’\)Qf;’ fi{?})‘), PR g squint eye. 0 T\:{z})\ waste, make desolate. ®e, TIE, T THE Fe "8 2 Q n inflamed, fiery eye. e rfi::{»g, a bat. T ForwT displeasure expressed by tats 3 sore eye. WY, flfig,a, Jf,m{g a grey or green- the eye. T {?g‘ TR, Few. 3 &9 v \ Yy o “ e e ¢ an ish eye. i 0T 02 FerN) J0B Rew evil eye. Ty BoFY to dazzle, as the rays of {igy &7 @’ @ a prominent the sun. eye. DT ey an eye with morbid secre- 2. to peck the eyes, as eagles, &e. € tions. vE) one eyed. ] 2. Shukra. W ey W, Ty, FeOF the corner of the eye. to} b o) 5 &), 00D the socket of the eye. Y nea wall-eyed. roed er) a sunken eye. [y] =,,=‘;:{o? FoO) o s T T 083 T o Feo nexy a lar o e eye. Aok ne) g long eye. &2 £ ) ©% an imposthume on the [5) fi 0% Rewy, vision instantaneous upon birth 2 eye lids. 4 a stye. # FO% the eye to > e and said to be successful in the recognition of become blood-shot. TE . k- ¢ ) Tl g the :‘5 ? p ? Uy 242 - P 2, 80 TEL2)0 Crson collyrium for the eyes T 203 the outer eyes wink. ?{"\) o33, -'n-"’r"S) "&’é”\) Sw‘s the 0 corner of the eye. T BRIA3B0 n eye lash of the eye. e ew the puru]ent mat- 14 with an extended outward angle. %‘4‘“) Agdd, ter of + v e e. fl“v 9 a bird that lives on no 4 Dk, ?mo D583 B AP, F TR Ned3 iew?’o, #r‘ the eyes of dead beasts, &e. Fe Swl an r’\ PO to bed\on m’m the eye, to munuxte, eye in which the ball has wasted away or direct by a motion of the eyelids. 'v"( ) 7 ), 9% a cloth of loose texture, with interstices. a 2 the eye-ball %’m‘ Y PN =2 T Aweced, B oW the 0, T WIB g slight view of, blush. [ T D) %3 DL ?m 2383 pupil of the eye T TRL0RY, Bewy s the fascination of twinkling of the eye. Us T To buuk s W o Illl\. the eyes. %fr‘ B¢ the ¢ outer corner of the o 283 2 T D) ke=V. eye ?:fm) '“cw, %m\ Noc %, Fe 10 the aim taken by the eye , asign made with T BTOY, e, B3 to lose sight of, the eye. miss, SR A gwtb the omnipresent God FE2 8 s in reading, to see things d’)l‘ bled or con- D=0 S2® to lift up the eye and see, to look ‘r»a fused, &c T ok red veins in the eyes well a Ly = ’%’w acquaintance. D IT, & ) &8 T WY g fuwu or protuberance of fiosh €29 =323 [SEN o 2avy TR I == o &9 rise, skilful, clever an. Lid* on the eye. T @ DTV = a wink. =¥ an ill dispesed man, T, Bk to twinkle the eye. | 0 0 one who w auvl. Nt 1;,:\) Fe heb to do an injury R S to look hardly at an object. @ the extreme point of the eye. 2. the a’ad;r\?\ SRE to see an chject closely, ] it beauty of the eye. Fe3) WY dim sicht tot Qs n‘— e a full viesw of. purblindness. FeD) € VoW =wk® to look fully c. '0‘5’*’\) ARYT kar I ‘d (1' at npugolada, adj. Plea- 2. to regard with kindness ake much sing 01‘ agreeable to the sight. ¥ notice of. Ty B 2T, IRE to sl(,ep = ~ d. T ESSRESD ® kapnu-muchchdle, s ° movil3 oundly. TN B2 [>] as I F % = £ J 0 gham le(hn? n’s bu 1f. ‘ "I‘\ courage. = T W8 lachrymalis fistula. - A. C. TEo oen kapnenjalu, . 0 Swedl &), an external application to allay in- The sup- posed injury of evil look T lammation in the eyes. F) B8 g web or film on the eye. £ BN, B Twd F D S) A G5 o6d kannevanti, s. A charm- { ~ ’-‘)"‘7 (’\) UJ?A)J ng or f scumtmo female. T 2% rheum of the eye. Joal T j ) J I - ) C. US"“J@"’ SNT % (i 23 &3y a white spot on the eye. kanndtavdgiru, €2 a")% [d &9 a speck that appears in inflamed v. a. To oversee, watch, superintend. =& oS i eyes #u VJ Ty TP an acute pain of 83 an ox erseer. -2 o the eye, as fmm orits in it. %—c"'\‘ [SOCIS R, T AC‘O‘ o kanne, See w3 \Nt‘}f \ KAL) AT 2, 399 pain of the eye. c. %0 g ado kangadiru, s. The lustre of = e u\c ey zmv . swelling of the eyes. the c) e. £)_ T z#m) ) the eyebrow. afr\) at’ouo A.C. Teo 08, T c‘fi@ kan-tanivu, Robd B3 BwPd to frown. Q) W8, TH C”D%? T 063 ]ccm (Zamvu, ady. Lh“r ming g, agreeable to 7l Ty B frightening by the look 7 the sight a stone wused to rub inflamed eyes with. € T F9@ to hide any thing from view. C. MO kan-tale, s. The temples ey SBann et to slip off without being C. T3 kantu, s. An instalment. noti C. 3@ A ced. T DE dim sight. 2. deception. Wa %‘@7)0&33 5@@6’653; T DB to shew displeasure by the eye. T NF, TE3 O30 kan- t(JPJu, /can«deJeJu, 2 to look up, lift up the eyes sud- kap-tereyu, kan dereyu, v, 4. To open denly from fear r alarm. %*e’) a:of’;\ %”J*Q;’) tha il the eyes. '-E:‘{"\.,JJ\)\) %J\z’a T, 303 we ??wge’o the eye CN) A. C. TR BTV kan-dodaru, s. The lus- to be sealed up vnth purulent mwtter tre of the eyes. p ¢t 03 Indra, whose body is full of eyes ) ¥ C. To,e5» & kan-muchchdta, s. Blind~ 'vfr‘ Jow g mist over the eye, dimness, or man’s-buft fiul ure of sight. 2. dusk, twilight TR R the eyes to move or wink 253 RO {0 inti- C Um\%gfl Boos O kan-sdge, kan- tudz, s, mate by the motion of the eyes, to make the The outer corner of the eye. 24 o =g, %”soéti’ C. 59_@28 kan-mare, adj. Unseen, invisi- c. "5:3;23, %%"Qe)o kattale, kattalu, s, Darkness. nYTL S, Feng S, ¥ { N ¥3S, ble, ng’q seen. 2. estranged, distant. C. 58@3{;6\'})3 ]fia”'—ma'j/d, s. Deception, de- w0 ¥ &5 dense darkness. ’-5113%3; very great darkness. lusion. Swong & the darkness of the first part of the night. &ong ¢ the darkness in 8. 55%\0%;53, %S*acgzioasafiaa’c’) kanwanu, = the latter part of the night, before dawn. f kapwa-makd-muni, s. A sage so named. g 0%, 30970 to be dark. T3 eEdatv dark- o 8. 20, Q0 katam, kathain, adv. By ness to overspread. FZ W& to stand out of A ( reason of. the light. 3,20 &), to stand in the light. 9 S. $3% kataka, s. The clearing nut plant, Q. %530‘?\80"30533 kattdgi-bareyu, Sece 0 Sérychnos potatorum. One of the seeds of e ki this plant being raubbed upon the inside of a water-jar precipitates the earthy particles Ge 5@30609 kattdli, s. The aloe plant. = e diffused throughout the water. &2, % S the leaf of the aloe. i ¥ c. :’555_0 katti, s. A knife, sword, razor. e 0. 33 katana, s. Cause, reason. © 18 a short sword slightly bent at the ex- C. ? c. 33, B33, 3D katape, katabe, tremity. row,ng a trooper’s broad bladed Ty katabi, s. A bond, written agreement. = sword. TJoted RE a common sword worn by 8 823 WIS to draw out a bond, write an agree- ES) - peons St273 a straight pointed sword. ment, t1 uil &2, =8 a sword wi a guard that comes up to the elbow. 2} C. TZesoe katarchu, s. Contention, strife, S8y #8 a very pliant sword =0 controversy. that rolls up. ®2% %8 a naked sword. VTR & : T. B. 339083 katdntara, See ®w0sd 78 a long spike with four edges. sU ‘\ under ¥3. & the broad sword of a hero, with a curved T.B. T8 kafi, See 28 point. #»3R8 a short, broad, hooked sword, R without a guard. 0% 78 a pruning knife, 8. B3RS katipaya, pro. A fow. =23 il a small hatchet. FYTB F8, a razor. 2RO o DITIIY, SwEBD they spent a few days. & a pen-knife. ©B¥8 an instrument used PI of C. BSHd, F3Fo, F30F> katuku, ka- for cutting the areca nut. Fw® N8 a spur taku, katanku, s. A fissure. 2. a foot- for fichting-cocks. F37E a long pliant kuife Lt mark or impression in mud, &c. 3. a jolt. ugglers =t-] perform various feats Iy with which j T WY to stick fast, as a wheel. F B0 T8 5wl, T8 78 wourb the blade of a knife. o 2 (&7 #Og InW to clean Ug B> to jolt. 2. to slip. TSI “a%” a jolting 83 a sword-sheath. #& or rough place. a knife or sword. (&) 3 393 3w to sharpen D J to ¢ 553@ lcatupzc, s. A fitting time or sea- a knife or sword. ¥8 #D, T ¢ 2 > to draw W son, as for sowing, reaping, &c. 2. See TR, a sword. T8 7eT, FWwoI g swordsman. he 1. B. 33 kate, See =3. T8 3508, TS T the glitter of a sword. T YL to make a sword glitter. #_@n WP} C. fi katta, s. A kind of coarse bread. 8% to wave or brandish a sword. Fiw‘oé}oa C. 5 C. Eifi’a‘da&a katta-gurubu, s. A sort the handle or haft of a sword. w8 B0 g of deer. ta i sword-belt. w3 73, ¥ Swed the edge of a 2 T. B. %ib, Ef’fij kattari, katri, |=3r0] sword. '-'Fi BB, ‘-u-”;@o 8DWW to pierce with oy s. Scissors, shears, a rat trap or any instru- a sword. 8 O TR to draw a sword and g ment closing and cutting like scissors. 780 cut down. TSR T8 FTI sword exercise. s, = to shear, cut with scissors. T30R 3 pil- = ©B3 the sharpness of a sword or knife. ny ferer. 8 NIBT T, T8 QARSI T, T wer % ity Iy c. fib‘o{)é kattari-kei, s. A spendthrift, & a whetstone, a hone. talg an expensive, extravagant man. . ?ESOQ'J(?)D“ katti-madive, s. The mar- 1y riage of a king’s sword, as his proxy, to the c. %iag&o;@@ kattari-bdvuli, s, An Sy ornament worn on the top of the ear. person who is to he Lis consort. (, % Vi, 244 9 TR, a > - y & %3 $592> katti-mdtu, s. A mutual or window. Bpj 23 7 (8] a door with raised dl,d'n‘«tlon of war between two states. %ol D T ; pax 1s a door having panels. o e g gredl T oy R ¥3 a g 7; ass @ door or window. 3 [eNTats] c. T8 'Dodoop% ~ katti-merav mzye S B IS a double door. 383 T o a door with lattice The ceremony of parading a sword, as the T T 9 FOT 4 11 king’s proxy, from street to street, to testify work. o the handle of a door. P ! that the king is married ¥ 0% thus to +20 the hinge of k2 a door. ‘C‘u %- [>) the key of a door. ¥ FoF e the middle bar or timb dark £0 1N procession. nels C o5 oub ot holding the par I ] s of a door. Fow g door A. C. 385 kattu, v.n. Toki 1dle, as a fire. = 1k post F3 w338 the open space of a door, a 2. to shout, cry, or spe: s loudly ; to bray 5 doorway. TO \ l S = &, Y, a hasp or small chain for Bls 7 & kattu, s. The neck, thro =2 Yo fastening a doo TT €1 to open a door T %3'\3 L AN to cut the throat %’?u\ [e\ab Y the @ 8T the pivot of a door =8 e, to knock it f ne CK ck to become inclined = 37, ESARYeH) to at a door e n,u v o7~ FE TOW )Twu“\) ahed‘y plece (\f make the neck bend ¥ cramp in the ol timber put at the back of a door to keep it neck T3 INBEW o blm.\ the n Cik. = O = shut. T Ood [ H T ToBY, T FD s 20 to shut a = c. 8> kattu gte o & door TC 9 the venetians of a door o € TR, %fo D, 3w O katturt, kattir 0} i i S. B0 kada, s . A cloud o) vor See 7 ps 25 T 0B kadanku Eye’l TTITI. F (! i ¥ ]L(fo@, s. An ass. AN drudg- ol > o F0030%0 kadam-nadisu, o, 4 To ery, hard labour TE R WRT, TE_ WD 00IT I r make walk fast, as a horse, &e. ? WD \ a slow, stupid man. ¥ an ugly face. %’f ~0 T /L(zdamj)a See =TH. il e R T3 a female ass. s £ \ ooked leg- ged #3 e ¥+ broad eared. i?p RNTT g S, 00 kadamba, s. A multitude, flock curved T 3 R heap. 2. an arrow hy@na or leopard, which devour asses. 3. a collection of per- 2 fumes. 4 l\\\“ by D to ride an ass. TEX D v to give the the tree Nauclea cadamba. ) male to a female ass. FE €% Dot Tobd TR, an ex- FP0 TTow an assembly of monarchs. Tow 7D to be dense, thick. pression of disapprobation or unbelief, used Il of what is incredible or out of the common . TQo2 T~e-- kadamba-kichchadi, s, way. T8 »eW the cloth put under an ass A meal comu)undud of a variety of grains. burden. FTER ® g gt v to couple, as asses X C. FRFOX kada-kadisu, See next word tos¥cTe] G § fe %3 an ass’ load -—-\:R w3 T e C. 305> kadaku V. Ne To shake, stir e} ve ol > he carries an ass’ load. < 8% 2 R0 B BRRBT TY Rt = 3 move, be agitated, disturbed, perturbed, jelted to e if the ass stray it goes . BTeF, Fesos kadachu, kadarchu, to the dilapidated wall (proverb used of one whois destitute, or of one who is found where v. a. To mix, confuse, put into confusion. fo (i C. 50%e kadarche, s. Strife, contention. he can indulge his evil propensities.) TOBT Sn3 W82 do not dispute. C fij katri, See w=0. A0 T 8 kadadida, qq Tuarbid, agi- c. T3 kathe, kathana, s. A at a( (18 s water. ale, story, fable, relation, narrative, history [5) L . affair, business, circumstances. IND T AgiT ’SJ kadadu, s. News, report. ¢ nU% o o O TOGB i agreement ettlement TG -’—‘ “on narrating v the report of a street quarrel. O 0 27 T G story or history T %i%fi 9 to relate c. BO®o, FBEH kadadu, kadatu, o. . a story, narrate a history. &%, #3203, =2 T Q) To mix together, become turbid 2. to be 73T g historian, fabulist =8 ), to make a angry, excited adj. Thick, semi-liquid = {1 ce¥, T3 the act of mixing. /4 story, compile a history. FTHERW to read a ] tale. ¥30¥3 g subordinate story, or, a story S. qui\ kadadhwa, s. A bad road. cluded in anoth 23 = s an original S5, 8. 5&3@ /La,dmm S. War, battle =83 story @ to fight, go to war. FTOS I8 an 1rrita- '\ fo W C. FB kada, s. A door, the leaf of a door | ting speech. 24 (9] s, %, T3 C 8. 03 kadanna, s, Ordinary, indiffer- shuttle on v h thread is wound 4. anear ent food FJYLT WO of corn. *33 23 the sun’s 3 I'4q, S. 04 I" G, A 0% O LJ o) G To 2 44 dapu, b sdamp, nav t1 i € sun Sond o the moon. & s.. The 1e o CX 1 FTLHD 2 - 9] the h and supporting C (&} Q) wae ol lu s See TTW. +] |74 1¢ Ci £eX. i f - o - cadis na, s. An old servant. 2. o L = H. TR B T [¥) vee [ 2 14 3 , SO kadape, kadipe an oid 03 inhs hbitant, old and hereditary culti- § i S 3. vators e ) § A ok ) (WO A kadarisu, ». a. To shak = C. T WIT I, (X T, 03T e %d\)\zo vibra i €, wave, move. g d 7:.(” ’ll Utuy, kadunku, kadulkd l u, kadu- i) q{ 1 Je uwj) kadc r, s. An instrux nnnt on [ Se = e 2] to,y e TC which n vtive tailors spin thread. 2. a spindle. ¢ = - C. TEOY)Y, T o920 o ) kadupu G , kadumpu, Tfuu\)yu kad tarya, adj. Covetous, ava- ‘5 i S. A crowd, her A, flock, multitude. Frowy) B ricious, miserly o g herd of cattle. ~- 8] e9 S. 53O kadali, S e 1] o, . —),.J T8 kadubi, . lurry, pr ancy ¢ B (O] 7. To shake S > kadalu, o wave, ] a J\JU/\D e Am——~ Vi y durdgu, See next word move v I rate, be agitatec Ue d TOORY, FTOL 1 C. F0To kadus U, s. A spindle, distaff. # V. a To sha o 1 ) Y] to en- ce, agitate, move (o § 5 T DEN S WG W a piece of wood holding a spindle. deavour, make an effort. Y to put of T Do g cushion round a spindle ) or its into confusion, break the order o f tro '}])‘s’ &C. neck Rty Red C. f ™ a 1(\11'1(1 plate into the cen- =0ey moveable, that which shakes. T39O sty ) 9, 0 tre of which a spindle s fastened. 4 . apie to pass av y, di of wood that unites the perpendicular pillar g | A0 Co O W 20893 [RVAS AN 9 bl JLu Ty dasu, kadasi- FT.D T of an oil mill to the lower shaft. § ( bidu, v. a. To join, unite. Fe3) 3 4 o he leath r strap that is used 8 S et ( B0 o0 Uw_j kadali, kadale, s. A or this purpose 3. an aw 1 L T [ad] f 0 itude. I: ¥ o heap, mass, mt waste, become thin as a Bpi na e C. S. A flag 2. the plantain, gb,u\Jq 7( ¢ Q8 vee TO. 8. BLY Lu(]c_l ]‘\ = Muwsa sapientum. FOY STy a woman who c. T 53 kaduwava, [#2] s. A thief L:l has borne only one child, as a plantain tree TTWNIT V& to TRF the act of stealing. k¢, bears but once. 3. a kind of de 153 93 ar t] e skin leave off stealing. W of which is used as a seat TUY W0 cam- C. TTAT vl py wdusidu, o. a. To join, unite, pl 10T, ~ put close together, Vas 8. oo kadd, interrog. adv. Wl hen? ¥ AsCL DD o) U@JS’ Lkadrunku, ka- & at an time. ny druku, v, a. To peck, as birds. S THo2 Ladd-chittn, adj. Rare,sel- :c’ < S. A. ( Uy Foew © unusu- fu_)jfi kadru, Ladruve, s. The aom, uncouimon, unusual 10y wife ot Kashyapa, and mother of the serpent ally rarely race. Le, VAN a Wi dile i 0. D6 1, kadigiru 1 c. 3 kade, v. n To join, unite, be near. See FTH. approximate. TR WK to coalesce, become G 5 I\ . B, %uofiz"\.@ > kadiyu, kad- united clogged. TOR WY Ty JINE to (lu Follu v. a. To steal F having make unite 3R e to fix to, make stand o stolen. o Ty to be stolen. T YT firmly T3¢ 2@ to hold firmly TLR ©Of Sy va) on z&BUTJ0o 2283 €3 3 le him with the % to tell distinctly. Iy =z stolen horse, and depar ilfi kadda, past. part. of T2, 2 LB TO® ° kadirae, kadirt, Se T vO a secret or hidden word. ! 2RO a ot ( Q0. roguish face. . B0 kadirv s. Lustre, effulgence, ray 59‘90 Laddana, s. Hair naturally Wi 3. a spindle, distaff or entany lud 2. the stalk of rice Ot A 246 b= o T (;Jj T C. BT E’fio La e dddu, », a. To contradict, H & S5o90 kanatu S. he wall of a a tent. («L’l\ ?W? [N ] 3 a contradiction L 9 a screen, curtain. T e 3 S W T to put up a 73 o C. ’GQ ]L(H[( v tice ) S. A theft the ac of ent wall toahm’ 3, TAFT kanika ira, s. Pity, compassion, 4 = e v derness. FTIT 3 Z) FJFCX to pity, hay . mw .JJ3>s > kaddu-kollu, Sce sow» compassion o :3 JFTC &, T a kind or com- = -0 S %cmy Ladhila Qe S e ) T % unde De :r‘i JASS. ate heart. T (WS ] a ne I or 0. T35 kanal a s. Gold FToT DD whol- 1 assionate man. 4 1y gol BIF D3 a gold mine. TOT TL9 g S By O 3304\ Servile T = LSRER S A ° a kani-kashta, s. i gold vesscl. T ¢ a gold necklace. 3 labou T AT, $ITIEV the golden mountain. JQ)?F’ [e] s S. %ow\ Lkanis ]of]Lfl, s. A young persen = oold dust. FIFIEAT @ to reward or it honour by pouring gold coins on the head 2. the little finger. adaj mall, little. 2 . ) FIT ToT g gold brace 1Cu. + FIT o NG B young 3. base, inferior, low. 5 oy o2 2] =T a < =) &W g gold flowered shawl brother older than the young est. = - £ the tip of the 1 ttle finger. L= 2CT. FIFSS kanaka-tappete, s. Be o)w Ol ing the drum at sunset. S. d ] fiam.f‘ ith éh(’, s. The little fin- 8. 33TGOX kanaka-ddsa, s. The name ger. (8] fa celebrated shepl N = | 1 rerd poet and satirist 8. 5D ~O ninike, s. i e pupil of the = o= Ul o5 ye TIAD, FIoRo kanagu kanangu, e v . To sink down or be dejected, from 8. 3 RN 332 O ka 5“2’7/(1?2, s. A younger sister ) t o f, &e. gui 1yt T 0. T3 > kanumu, s, The sc of an old o] 1r c. 9 anati, s . Dist wound T o =) S. o oJ A. C. T3>0 kanulu, See #5w. é kanadripea, s. A splendid form. c. 3 kane, s. he pendent root of the c. B > kanaru, s. An acrid, bitt ter or banyan. 23 disagreeable taste Fotw ol (A= =) bate\) 90 :; C. 333 ](lmlfl, s. A hole made in the wall drank the bitter liquid. for the purposes of rob bery. J adj eloved 4 O A. C. T3> kanalu, v. ». To be angry, 3 FT v charming, amiable. % T, T3y TRTEW T 1 wrathful, chafed, grieved, distressed — 0 br £ a hole in a wall for burglary. TI F3Y having been angry. FIU» 8 he who 8 >y O ab 1 U 1rg. lar’s instrument. o) v@’Jl?'\ (o] T oy = -2 was angry FIETI 250 he was angry ey 2 a burglar house-breaker ?E:):';L: 0Dy Sw, T3OF, ¥3%, wrath, anger passion %X % 3 &3 a house broken into. S A2e. r T. B. 3338 kannada, L FordE] g, Tl A. C. TJI%E kanarva, [#3ws] adj. Sor Canarese language. 2. the n ame of a tune 10,6 rowful, g rievec , Wrathful adj. of or belonging to Canarese BFXZE B \N=D ] 18D (227 17 . -‘u"w an A. C. TISORL kar U, v. n. To talk T3, 3 3/ the Canarese count a SRy 14 4 in sleep ki oR0 ¥ talking in sleep. Canares main. -'r?(\q '\) ‘»O tl&lll saate into Ca- narese . C. TIT> kanasu, s, A dream. =S Toew, - ( F ST Vs \BY3 0oy B A € T < FIW Ford %mz to dreamn. ] il o) kannada-vakki, s. The 837 the meaning of a (hevn. FAOT VT parro FTID FoBET D wd AT FwsSD when th v a7 30 kannadi, s. A mirr u, looking- foolish man dreamed, he rose and sat up seven glass, a pane of glass, a pair of spectacles. times (proverb used of one who is much in- T 2 "R3E NOxE 2 the frame of a mirror. [s] \ LN === wed > oy flated with sudden elevatio in the world) %2, o\ a Mirror wi ut frame [SLON] e FILYTID demi-gods who neither sl 2P nor T2 a standing mirro: Tw w3 s Ty N Ny dream. FTD QRITTEIBIT ° B amnd head Q == RSP T 3, < o a concav 1rror. Oy T oy @ 3 ooy C T ‘ulu of th Lu_th“"\)\Ls. 2eil IIrror, T a aoor of mirrors a & s < = 9 \ O owv < ) 2 %@{ [aVclel glass door. T3, 2 ¥ a glass bracelet. 8. 3283 kapata, s. ¥raud, deceit, cheating, @ R ¢ < T B T L telescope. circumvention, hypocrisy, dissimulation. < l: 3 o0 FTE v =~ Oy T o] 3 A.C. %‘5;(;653, TI3BR kannadiya, [0} ) hypocrite, dissembler, X o Jo (€] ¢ C 3 FH3T cheat. Y to de cive, cheat. kannadiga, s. Shiva, having an addition- FTe3 (~] A deceitfully. S»@ g dissembling al eye. speech. 3% 3% the guise of hypocrisy. G ‘fégd’d kannadara, s. An ear-ring in § ) = <+ T sincerity. OHTE g sincere man, one the form of a flower. without guile. (. A. 0. T33R30 kannavadam, s, A wall c. 3%E3 kapate, s. The wagtail. of mirrors. TH - H. 353 kapade, s “lothes, apparel. 2To ] T. B. T33QT0 kannavuram, [zor §i 1 s. An ear ornament. 8. FRedT ]&'(lpa?"{lc;, s. Anthericwm tube- 0 TOSUN. T, B. fi?)@‘ég kannike, See =3 Qy T3 S s. 3= ka pm‘d @, s. The clotted or braid- T T2 FTI0EO a goddess of the Kdmaties. ed hair of Siiva. FROF Shiva. f ? C. B339 kan-nela, s. Fruitful ground, fu d. o0 /fapam', s: A reddish cloth like good soil. an ephod, worn chiefly by linga priests. < § [ a [o C. 55;55%, %’figéfibé kan-neidalu, T Ve to wear such a g wment. A ( kan-neidile, s. The blue water lily. 1. B89, 308 kapali, kapile, s. An ap- 2 8. T3w3ees kanndji, See == D TOW o L) paratus for raising water, consisting of pul- il s. fi§8§ kanyalke, See =3;. ley, rope, and leathern bucket, worked by FRIR (T the oxen on an inclined plane. A0, s. %;58%:);339% kanyakd-mani, s. The FRESR large rope used with this machinery. by chief of virgins. T =03, QO Zwod the 2593 the leathern bucket. TR ¢ 8. FI70T0RI00 kanyd-kumdri, s, The mouth of the leathern water bucket. name of a river. 2. Parvati. fic& dodan, FBS #)Y, to draw water with oxen. A ¢, Fo2 kan yd-kubja, S Canoje, w3} 263 the head of the channel receiving S U§§§ 8J an ancient ci\éy of great note in the north of the contents of the bucket. C. E Hindustan. S. Fosw kapdla, s. The skull, cranium. 4 3. either half of a water jar. hu 1 2. the temples S. fiptfiaa;‘), %’;;8‘9:3‘05 kanyd-da- FHWFTI, T Giving a girl Shiva, having a necklace of LF na, kanyd-praddna, s skulls. :C FIW =T, hiva, having a skull in Al in marriage. his hand in which he collects alms. g s. B57.0%00> kanyd-vararu, s. The 8. B kapr, s. A monkey or ape, TR el Mgt bride and bridegroom. ® an apish man. F o (& £y S <%, a monkey’s trick. 805 Saj?f kanyd-vrata, s. A ke of ft{«g: C. 20RYUTT, kapinjala-pakshis s. A virginity, the preservation of chastity. ali kind of bird. [k S. i‘r’;?fi?\’;o_fijfis & kanyd-sankrama- S. f&?fio kapittha, s. The wood apple, na, s. Virgo in the zodiac. Fr Feronia elephantwm. fox S. %598555\0 kanyd-varana, s. Choos- 8. TR ]i(l})i?t'i, s. The name of a river (o ing or taking a wife. near Mysore. s. 3@ kapila, s. A tawny colour. 2. the \\'1'&1:‘7 8. 3)38 kunye, s. A virgin, young girl. 2 b the sign Virgo in the zodiac. FOYBYE, T name of a celebrated sage, founder of the (A o 9 FoFT, FI 50N born of a virgin. T30, (o] a fabu- & Py Semkhya system of philosophy. T‘lv ] T3 8T, TFoyE virginity. TO L% 3 seclusion lous cow celebrated in the legends. adj. I‘um\] or non-marriage of a virgin. a&’;;j:?? Q@ to T T %5 73 the worship of a certain Tawny. 0 3 keep a virgin unlawfully. cow observed by kings, &e. (! - O) 6. St [SR=INN) y kapa-kapa-tinnu, o, . s. BLeo3Q kapild-nadi, s. The name v, q To eat greedily. of a river. bl O 4 8 — F )05 FoF 1 c. 303 kapile, oo wze. a box in which collyrium for the eyes, &e. (62 %3)5‘5’%\?3 kapilé-dkalu, s, A cow of is kept. 4,3 vws g hobgoblin fascinated \ by a black spot put on the forehead. #&j& F? tawny colour, whose milk is of superior qua- lity. &R a collyrium for the eyes. T3 T a black spot put on the forehead to prevent 8 %%5\@3*6 kapi-loha, s. Brass. A G being hurt by evil eyes, &ec. #%), =3 black S : T ) $eeE kapisha-warna, s. Brown ), e people. #3) S 83 quite black. 2203 ¥, 3 or tawny colour. dark blue. FTINTR),, BN TR, jet black. 7 C. T22RA kapi-biga, s. A padlock. 33,3 black to fade. TR WD to pick oub T. B. FYT kapura, See wwprs. what is black. T, T3 a black body. = S. f@@%‘% ]L'U/])()’Zli, s. The elbow. F7 to become black. F3,%, ¥F3,A blackly. S. ’ffiflgg /saj?u'l‘a, s. A pigeon or dove. (o) fi@oj /L‘(lpj)u, s. A snare or pit made to TIRBH0F 3 dove-cot, aviary, pigeon house. catch wild elephants. 2. a large drain. ¥, 5063 a hole or trench dug for a foundation. S. 5‘5@03@30%})) kapdtinghri, s. A per- 2. a subterraneous room. fume of a red colour, like the claw of a pigeon. il h le g T (~ ~ R /capa’la, s. The cheek. C. 3Y yrwiesdR kappu-gorala-kd- g6, s. A kind of crow or raven. 0050 /mppa, s. Tribute, an offering. 2. a subterraneous room. F%,8 ©e tribute 9 3 %z@‘\)tfi kappura, See w=p73. ] L nmoney. ==, ), to give or pay tribute. = . TR\ kappe, s. A frog. #8503 web- o) . = ) sYel [Se8Y) to take tribute. footed. T8¢ ¥y, a bivalve shell. FHR TP it el I 7 A6 T DST 3, THR T ) £ a spreading sore in the palm e '5_06) kappagiva-kattale, 2 ; s. Dense or sable darkness. of the hand, or on the sole of the foot. FER T very large eyes. TE% ™3 frog’s spawn. =7 € fi’dé\)&S, 5#3&3 kappata, kappati, T B0F g frog’s leap. See %chy;:. 11 ~ 62 I AidE T s\ G0 T kappatika, s. A cricket. S. 3% kapha, s. Phlegm. %3 v, #3 ¥ oJ g the throat to be stuffed up with phlegm. C. T0, %’:io)& kappada, kappads, . = 2 “ %20 any thing that removes phlegm. A dirty or tattered cloth. a wrapper, O :) il 3% phlegm to rise. hood, cover of a roof, &c. gter C. T /f(l[)a, s. A blind man. g\(‘lflfe v O T anT, 612)8 kappara, kappare, s, 8. Faoy kabandha, s. A headless trunk. An alms-vessel used by religious mendicants, ghul i 1 2. water. made either from a dried pumpkin, earth, or metal. 2. apotsherd. 3. a skull used by S. fiaoqu;So /mband/t(mu, s. The name 2. the moon’s ascending node. Shiva to hold alms in. F%,3 F20F the pro- of a giant. st fession of a religious mendicant. %%d:’éofig C. Tdd, T3 kabaku, kabaki- ]t’: b a linga priest who lives by begging. %Sfihd kollu, wv.n. To feel as the blind, grope in oz an order of religious mendicants. the dark. 0. Tee3 kabacha, s, A shortcoat or jacket. ol c fi*;)@o;b kappalu-nari, s. A jackal, fox c. F&3 kabata, s. A bat. far® (5] ?K’;)(j kappala, s. A coverlet, hood, ¢. TodTo kabadisu, v.n. To pounce wrapper. upon. 2. to gulp. ! 8. Teod kabari, s. The knot in which Hindu C. T, %’323%9 kappali, kappdli, s. il The name of a game. ”FZJZ“%" 8310 to turn women tie their long hair on the top of the round at this game. TH w2 to play at head. this game. S. fia)i‘; kabala, s. A handful, mouthful. FWYDW to gulp, }:‘IC C. fi‘&;\)&\) ]f(l]'}})?fi, s. Blackness. 2. charcoal. 2. a physic ball for horses. 3 a cross stone of a roof. =) 0.3, TH3 swallow, devour. FwPSy a mouthful of TR black. food. 1 TS WA, THT PweED, THS FORA 49 2 H - W Fo3d ¢. Te393 kabdda, s . A Dbeast’s burden of T. B. TeNR, TeNT kabbiga, kabbika, wood or straw. T o 7 O3 a bullock of S =D A poet. TP T F33B (the poet’s help) an burden. TS S o BT a man who drives beasts ancient poetic collection of synonyms. laden with burdens. F23221N g caste who live c. 3’82\)5@ kabbina, s. & adj. Iron; made by keeping cattle and selling milk and but- of iron. T 3¢ a bar of iron %"z; & TR ter. O3 an iron forge, T € YOI fron sand. £20 s e ~C H. F2y08> kabdtu, s. Military exercise, TR e oo® an iron ball. T ¥ an parade, drill. iron chain. T & BO9B an iron ramrod. = H. T20o00 kabdi, s. A stout coat with D 8 FTRBS g mason’s iron mallet. T &0 TR ) lining. W g bludgeon. T T T iron ore. c. TR kabi-kollu, See wow. ¢ %8%)[3 kabbina, [gen. of 2] Belong- ing to the sugarcane. ¥%,7°% a sugarmill. 3 ot c. 583@ kabile, s. A book containing gen- 2. the nax ne 11T ealogies, &. of a village. ¥%7°% F28 a pass @ connected with this village. C. TTBooRI> kabira-ddsanu, s, A 3 celebrated Hindu saint, once a Mussulman. & 38%‘3@7< kabbiliga, s. One of the Shu- dra caste. i H. T2oa0 /cabuju, s. The partridge. 2. a 8 AZOL S2n kadbu, v. a. To surround, en- handle. compass. 2. to fall upon, attack. ) H. T8> kaburu, s, News, report, rumour. &. B2od i al al kabbu, s ne sugarcarne. eaf\.fzo& 2. a message. ]J (0 Sy fire-wood. This word is more auspicious than H. Te3d Lol 4, ( kaburuddru, adj. C‘M =88, which denotes not only the sticks ordi- ful, cautious, heedful. narily used for fuel, but also those used for of§ C. TooRn, Tededds kabusu, kabusi- the funeral pile. 65 #u& TEBN to cut down bidu, v. a. m A% o set on, as dogs. sugarcane. W) 3 to pull off pieces from iy H. T kabilu, s. Concession, agree- a sugarcane. %-%6‘5:959 a sugar-mill. TL (S ment, consent, satisfaction. FR OB, T &g &S a'sugar manufactory. %’2&3 ©o; %22) f ©28 an agreement. TURRW FNE to make & wow gugarcane juice. OF3,¢ T a very ¢ E consent. juicy sugarcane. TO¢ T2, black sugarcane, TwRCITY to consent, be satisfied with. el = a small kind of sugarcane. fi?w{‘f ? c. BBweSA kabdjiga, s. A blind man. oz Fw an inferior kind of sugarcane, us- ) 16| ed only to make hedges, &c. %%,;J(d 2wz the H. 55\‘@@5 kabdda, s. The chapiter of a = o mlhl flag of the sugarcane. ¥ 7z, 2 S TR, pillar. 2. the upper cornice of a wall. = ) %'QEJ =& g stick of sugarcane. =00 ‘5% a (.3 Q T. B. T2\ kabba, Sec w3. large kind of sugarcane of fine quality. b C. TenTo N3weds kabbakkdgi-nddu, 2, B8 T, T & e 2% T a vari L3¢ eos ated sugar- o v. n. To look intently, or wildly, as from cane. TS 1Y, TS I a sugarcane plan- (i fear. Scoy tation. T WY, Ty dgs Cupid, with a sugarcane bow. T I 82 to work a QHI’W S T '8'& kabl'a]b/t;, s. A crane. #sz)%:a'* 13 a resort of cranes. sugar-mill. 'JI]] 1 T. B. ToNT Aabbura, Sce #3578 and ¥ § :j o € 58@3'3‘57< ]mbbait/f,iga, s. A gadder, SED, one who wanders about. 2. a starer, one U who looks wildly from fright. C. T90T /fab?/(t"?'(l, s.”A boatman, fisher- L 1) marn. T BNE a woman of this class. £. 0. T & kabbali, s. A tree bearing a Yy sweet, black fruit. 8. 32000 kamandala, s. The vessel car- 6.5 oN0, habbird, s. The servant of the ried about by ascetics. FD0BY Ted, F0BY head man of a village. 8, #0080 g hermit or ascetic. Bayg 6 S)d? kabbi, s. The bit of a horse’s E. 3383058300 kamati-kachéri, [Com- S'.'i;h bridle, mittee] s. A court of justice. mt“)H: 250 FNT F0 lit f 8. §308 kamatha, s. A turtle or tortoise where the lotus abounds, a cluster of lotuses. 9 F0 g female turtle. FILER 8, ®ws Fo¥ Bramha, sprung from ) 8. T0808038 kamathéshwara, A the lotus. TV Lakshmi, residing in X name given to Stive by the goldsmith caste the lotus. BRI °F Krishna, with lotus eyes. ¢ TIEBO Pdrvati. F IO A a woman with lotus eyes. 2. the sanl H. T308 kamata, s. Cultivation carried seed of the lotus. F&HwT v, a lotus creeper. 2 0 on with one’s own farming stock, by means FTHY nod a woman who has the fragrance of a lotus. of another. 2. the land which the Zemindar, ul Jaghirdar, Shrétriumdar, InAmdar, &c. re- 0. TCODD kamald-hannu, A tain in their own hands, or cause to be cul- small, sweet kind of range. tivated with their own farming stock, in con- H. T33903> kamdnu, s, An arch. FID tradistinction to the land let out by them to & R g door with an arch. F IS0 %’ib others. F3TI a person employed to % to cut an arch in paper. 2. a bow, a cot- cultivate with the farming stock of the owner. ton dresser’s bow. TIRTORREN to strike FIOIIF C. FR.0B, Toore kamarida, kamar- the bow, when dressing cotton. 22 the bow is L tl da, See under FTo. ghtly stretched (hestretch- es his authority.) 8. B20eD> kamantya, adj. Beautiful, ), & o —yay H. 05003, Fxoo0dol) kamdvishi, pleasing, agreeable. SRS RO 7 gn ami- able disposition. FI0QRGD Roed T the a- kamdishi, s. The management of affa 1 irs. bode of amiability. FTIdNTT one who looks after lands that have not been let. A. C. B B> kamarpudu, s. The act 6] ol H. T0eF, Taes kamicha, kamichi, of seizing or falling upon, as a dog does. el S A riding whip. C. FOVBRB kamarada-mara, s, A t Wi kind of black-wood tree. 0. T3 kamu, v. a. To overspread, cover, spread, extend. 2. to surround. C. T30 kamara-kanpu, s, Akind = of fruit. C. FZ0Eom0E3, O BTV ka- C. TR0 kamari, adj. Scorched or burnt. muty-wdsane, kamuru-wdsane, See FI0D. s. A ravine. \ A. C. T3, kamma, Sce ¥ ¢. T333 kamaru, s The disagreeable C. T332,03> kammaranu, See Tossnd. it smell of burning, &c. as from burnt oil, hair falling into the fire, the funeral pile, &e. A. C. TD0,0R kammarige, S. A ravine, C. T3> kamaru, v.n. To be burned, (6} . 0,25 kammichi, See wosw o 2z i singed, scorched, scorched up, withered away, () . TR00,0F kammuvike, s, Hoarseness, as grass and corn from long drought. 2. to Q dimmish, become less. FOIM to hecome %f’)gg%:e) kamye-kula, s. A class of farmers so called. scorched, singed, &c. ==\ T w0 O A Y to cause to be singed, &c. S. %fij kamra, adj. Red. 2. lustful, libi- TI0T, FITT ginged, scorched, burnt. dinous. . %553&‘3 ]mya/c/’fimee, s. A sound in 8. 30 kamala, s. The lotus, Nymphea 5) the neck when suddenly struck. neluwmba. “ water. 3 an antelope. 4 1) Lakshmi. TIOVT ¥ the petal of the lotus. H. fifim?\f%&ig’fl kaydsa-kattu, ». n. To 30w S Vishna, having a lotus navel. & imagine, guess, suppose. 9383 Bramha, seated upon the lotus. FFow For words beginning with £ See under 23 296 Cupid, with a lotus arrow. F=0UeR0Ts, 8. 3 kara, s. The hand. 2. a spark, ray THoeT, the sun, dear to the lotus, which ex- of light, sun or moon beam. 3 royal re- pands when he rises. T I0HN g woman venue, tribute, toll, tax, impost, &c.. 4. an with a face like the lotus. F R0V ;?055 the elephant’s trunk. 5. hail. 6 as the last moon, the enemy of the lotus. =92 a pond member of a compound, it implies, an agent. o1 FTo TOR c. BORN karagasa, s. A saw. TRE S A. €. Tdo karam, adj. Great, much, ex- tensive. &) the teeth of a saw. s. 80T karanka, s. A box for areca nuts Q TORY, TONDRLR karagu, kara- betel, &ec. gi-/ufg?/, v. n. To melt, dissolve, liquefy. S. TTox lcaranja, s. The plant Galedupea 2. to become thin or lean, to waste. 3. to arborea. become affected, soften, melt with pity, relent. s. 3303, T3onF karanda, karanda- F3T0 ST the mind to be affected. SEE +0 ka, s. A small box. 7o an estate to waste. 232D v, a. To melt. 2. to affect the mind, make a person’s heart S. 00503\, karandarushi, s. A her- melt. FONRB), FONRNA to set to melt. T3 8 mit or ascetic. 3 33 a tender mind, a feeling disposition, a T, B. 3002 karamba, See ¥vow. mind soon affected. FONT liquefied, melted ; s. 30083 karambha s, A cake mixed with affected. q curds. C. 33235 karachu, ». » . To adhere, stick C. s. 307 karaka, s. Hail. to i s. 30Fc3 kara-kantha, s. Shiva, witha S. éded, F3xs8 kara-ja, kara-jita, d black throat. 2. a sparrow. 8. a peacock. s. The finger nails. 4. a serpent. o ¢ Te AD = R0 8 C. 3TFTQ kara-kara, s. Sharpness. 2. the 20> ]zf(li’({/'l'—.]flt’l', s. A cake fried noise made in chewing, or by the iron style in ghee, containing doll, cocoanut, jaggory, &e. - in writing on the palmyra leaf, &c. FCF0 & 5] a cocoanut 2wy to cut with a noise, as insawing stone, s, 398 karata, s. A crow. 8, 3 &ce shell. 3. a young elephant. Wl C. %‘dfi‘c" karakare, s. Distress, grief, S, 388F karataka, s. The name of one 5 SOITOW. 2 force, of the foxes that figure as principals in the = oppressicn, annoyance, constraint. Panchatantra. 3. irregularity, disorder, confu- b sion. 4 mixture. S. 338 karati, s. A young female ele- FTE3 IND to vex, dis- tress. F3¥SBRM to be grieved, vexed, con- phant. E FTFS B Cclo B fused, mixed. confused, mixed. ¢. TOB, %d*%:e& karada, karada- [U§ 8. BoToxm, TIT oo kara-kanja, ka- hullu, s. Dried grass gathered among the ]}.) Ul ra-kamala, s. A lotus-like hand. hills, &ec. 2338 Bs3 g bundle of dried grass. 3 ) s, 8T 20T ox>3 kara-kamela-san- adj. Bad, spurious. FTBRe g bad temper, hoy cruel disposition. FTZEes base, spurious coin. ja’ta, s. A disciple or pupil. (§, ® Vi TTEWD, FTF a man of coarse habits. c. 5330, kara-kashia, adj. Very difi- ( P C. STBTOAS /fara(_i’((’gu, v. n. To fall out, cult, very trying. be offended with by C. T3> karaku, s. Irregularity in surface, Spg . T8mord, karaddbatta, s. A small 8 as of a file, roughness of edge, as in a saw. i =3 =3 mortar or slab for grinding condiments, co- adj. Black, as produced by burning. lours, &c. hay T having been chafed, vexed, grieved. FT¥0 A Dbear. 2082 300 a a o ‘l' 2. to make ¢. 3B karadi, s F»@ to make rough or uneven. bear’s cub. ey black. o . . irritated. ¥ w3B S303 g person who has =0%°3 gharp, keen. § % much hair on his body. FThe TeUS g person T2D to hecome sharp or keen. [ Iron fil- with hairy legs B8eSod g person with J G 0. TOYTO>YD karuku-pudi, s 3 ;d S to take the form of a large head. f 16y ings. 2. the ashes of tobacco, &c. a bear at a pantomine. TTR B VR the § c. fidéf@fjg kara-kollu, See =3. bear entered the bush. {H %y Cc. IOA /taraga, s. A small unburnt wa- c. TTBR /L'm“a(?if/e, s. The box containing Gk FON B 0 ter jar used at an annual festival. the phallus or linga. 2. a basket for flowers. ed 8, %’—wga to carry it on the head. 3. a small box for perfumes. .3 T 25 9] 2 SN © O & = bS] ) C. 3TBeTOD TIReRD,0 kara 4 At~ s, TODITGIe kara-nirnaya, s, Signa- ture. wddya, karadi-samméla, s, A double be) (S “ [5) a har drum, used by the linga people \ o J kar a-patra, s A B shoemaker’ s knife Fo3> karadu, adj. Rough, as an ac- 82,70 V) a sharp saw ih count, ground, &c ) L stout, coarse. FT® G S UQJU S‘z kara pam, s. A breaking out Telent T3> rough and fair, as accounts FCOR Fon on the hands and feet, especially in children. T stout or coarse paper >) V] waste paper = S. VWS kara-pdlika, s. A short FTTR JINE to T#E WIS to write roughly club or wooden sword. § 06 maxe waste, as paper C fijwms ](l?(l])ZSZ/ V. caus To make 8. 3800 karana, s. An orzan of sense 5] e bite, as a (10@ cause 3. instrument or means of action ALGl TE /mrap?l, v.a. To do. 2. to TT8)0 three means of action the body, send. 3. to tell speech, and mind S. fU'J &3 ]»(l?(l-p%hl, s. The hands joined B0 karani, s. A trowel 2. manner as in prayer. way, mode 3 similarity, likeness 4. a (0 o) N\g kara-péti, adj. Wishing, de- (il dried cake of cow-dung o strength T3 a8 siring, particularly food, as a man recovering (0 to shew ne’s strength D, a from disease FOH8N a loneer FT WY e 3 T3 e karantka, s. The derk or ac longing, wishing. ountant of a village F0ed:¥8S clerkship. F03¢® 2 g village clerk’s account A€, TOT c)tfo karapparu, s. Wrestlers, boxers. Al fijgflojfi) La;an/ya, adj. Practical Ao @ %*EV W) /fambzsu, v. a. To seize what may be done. t an ak e possession of SHPTOD s of one ¢. O ]L(U'cme, s. A clot, lump F0/ 3 a clot of curds. = C. TTwwa> karabiju, s. The water- R U%vv 8= a lump of boiled rice ka melon Fo T8, to become clotted T 3 c. BowwIoaT»d karabinusdle, Y to make into lumps child’s toy composed cf pieces of wood raised C. 305 kar ane, s. A cornet or long kind of horn & [5) a composition rubbed on tam- one above another in the form of a pyramid. il bours to make them sound well . 8 karabha, s The metacarpus, from S. T 1 wrist to the little finger 2. a young ©3) kara-tantra, s. Manual la- camel 3 an ass bour, or what is done with the hands. T982 Laratatta, See s, S %dq)u\)cd ]Cala bl’la?:}lL(T, s. Grain C. 88T kara-taru, half dressed, slightly fried, or parched, so as v a To call and to be eaten from the hand 1 bring TEoT, FVSTOJTo having de- Joi S. F9Co™ kara-ruba, S The finger sired to call nails. 8. 38 Lkara-tala, s The palm of the hand FOSYU 33€39 TOVFES 7 N . T3e9IND kara-lighava, s Sleight e perfectly acquired of hand applied to language, heaven, &ec. lif. seen as clearly as the emblic myrobalan on the hand E. % UG)J;-D 3 karalu-mannu, S Gra- vel, grav o‘l\ Ldl rth. 8. 3989y kara-tdla, s. Cadjan FTOTS ®) cadjan leaves p] 5] a mode of beating S U&)j\f"o kara ]()I)]l[, s. A skin-flint time with the hands misely C Fow karava See unde B 3 e S. FTSe 0 kara-trdna, s. A glove —— 2D €. OB karada-kadubu, s A ALG & OFNI) F karavatike S A water cake of wheaten flour, sugar, split pulse, &c bag fried in ghee s. T9 karg-wastra, s. A handker P “\ chie rJf‘ Y, 00 karada, See under 3 ~O 2 DO P F oMY F3590 20 karavdi, S A convex anvil C. FooDoN kardmagi, s. An earthen 01 which brazier hollows his work vessel with a large mouth 8. TO5v0, 3930y kara-vdla, kara- c. Tood kardri, A currycomb vala, s A scimitar, or sabre thirty inches H. 30905 kardru, S A concession, agree- 1ong ment FOv0 I9B to contract fix, enter e FT599F kara-vdlika, A short mto an agreement FOeToED an instru- clab or weoden sword ment or written contract, a deed of agree- = 2o\ S. O Ol T, ment fuuu STDd ,L(l7 a- ; vidya Fdr a, kara-vidya-gdra, s, An S. B0 QOI karavalambane, s officious 1intermedler, one who has his hand Help, stretching forth the hand for another in many employments, but excels in none. ssistance TOIR WS TR to afford aid o= a %.{m U karavira, S. The Oleander S. (5] kardsi, s. A sword - neriim odorum S = e— v Vu ) kardla, adj. Frightful, dreadful, § c. vd,g\nmjd kara-veidya-gdra, s terrible 2 having projecting teeth 8 A quack Yama the king (¢} \ terrors F0F IOD g a7l D @, 59 BT T2 ™ kara kara- frightful face T ¥ 308 g name of Skiva. vona See under ¥T. FTeY g quarrelsome woman 8. 3% kura-shdakha, s. The finzers L0 30 /an, 'S Flesh, raw meat FTHD an ™) the tip of the fingers. @ oo kari, s. Charcoal. adj. Blac dark C. 384 'J@ > karasi-kollu, See under blue 280, FEWO g y black man. FOcow 0 =3, a black woman =28 =y T OCCIT 2 g black thing. 2 (% C. VR karasu, See =0 under ¥7. the day after the pongal feast, or afte any il eclipse ; the former is called ¥0 oW = , TIRORBED 3¢ karasungada-hallki, &oT e 0 Q The blue jay and the latter 7, 1 day is also =2H A== o) designated T0 &&T an unpropitiou s day . BORYORT kara-sthaladavary, s TODBTT g ceremony of breaking in two, by An order of religious mendicants, the priests bullocl or other means, the trinmphal arch of goldsmiths of a gate-way, the da after pongal feast c. T karaha, See under =3 s. 30 kari, s An elephant Fdxwrno Ga- ¢ Cc. I _53 kara-hattu, v. n. To become nésha, with the face of an elephant. saarp C. S0 kart, ».a To cut with scissors ; to C, % . 30m9%3 karak zala, s. Thestalk or root o shear 9 & Se < o v. n. to burn to a cinder, T of the lotus be charred, parched, dried, fried in cil, &e it k €. FTeoat 3 karali-tatte, s A cotton (8)5 EEJU zrmlu, s. Soot lamp-black (3 print. ady. Sha S. ?)")u-,O/\JE’o? ]afi’(czlj?!r7, s. A finger rit [5] U c. FOR /migm, s. A black man - a C. e o O vyl w0 kard-chiri, s A short ar- 1 proper name among Chdnddalas § F4 row thrown from the hand. v U C. BORB2Y kari-gadubu, s. A cake fiied 9 c. 3008 kardta, s A bag a darug a9 a in ghee or cil, and filled with doll or pulse, bag 3 a nest of boxes (8] : < & a fine 0 and sugar bag for pearls, &c § 33 7-—\4 oL . BORDS kari-gamane, s, A woman T, B, T YU kardda ¥ >¥] adj. Terrible whose gait resembles the walk of an elephant horrible. s. The name of a country. TR Forows kari-gdalu, s. The front of the =3I the people of that country, noted for S : leg below the knee. their cruelty and wickedness. g 5 23> kardbu, adk Tilthy, dirty, un- DAID 32 TBARIT %) kari-guddu, ka- Cy clean, bad 7‘c~‘/u(7au, s.=Th 1)dp11 of the eye. 0 54 Z (@ &S 0 N =9 flxfl & BD e A. ¢. TTo02 karumbu, BIBRN karichédu-toppa- V. W 10 envy. lu, s. A kind of medicinal leaves be vexed at anothe happiness s. Sugar- N cane, FTTOCW 4 U he act of envying C. 3D Cug DV\ aU' ]ial‘:/d(éé/h(.(lu,, s. Aca- Y envy, = el cia Arabica. (Bl o 22 > o\,J ~ karummu, ka- T aitted C. TOBN karijigi, s. A¥i1 Mil 1dew. Gew minane e T3, IS = C. 0 OC RS oJ —— 2293y karidi-sammélavu C. 30T ..[J'u]t&', s A jag, notch, indent- s. A deuble :T um ation. 2. chillie S S and other drugs charred, mixed with water, and applied to wounds, s. 502 Larini s. A female elephant and sometimes drunk during sicknes @) a/\]']. C. 3OV karid t, past part . f TO, Fried FRT) FTOB Jagged uneven, reug h, stony p.u ched in oil, &c. TOT Fwowd g cake fried fwien g toothed s ickle :: . 2. black, alcined At in o1 s &G FTTOTY N 1 =2 thc powder of burnt cl es, &c. C. ud) ka du (((Z/ Bl ac @ v)\, dark i ue T o 20— I3 to make black. 2. to make je @ s. A black thing Also the past part. of 3 o O d. FTF™ to become black or Ja 3 goed. = oy 2) ) & C; & e kari-nelli-hannu, s. The T OO% (0 S black, burnt to powder, &e. Cicea dis ticha AL 0. BO ks ey 5350 AoSo A karvgdhigalu, S C. 3O N 78 T kari-bévu ERINS 1 303 J ys who tend calves V] ) 7 kar v cotna-gg la, s. The Bur eja kenija C. TToezd karuchu S. Washings of rice the leaves of wh 10} 101 are used to giv flavour L e, TTITSO Tow >, the paunch or lower belly to cert oy al n dishes, < e 1 are deem 1 tonic. € ToD &es w(i?h/,a(u, adj. Coarse, rough, c. BOS ka 1=)II IlJ i adj Black, dark blue sTtony as ground 2. withered, dried, dead o C fi@J.}Ju\Q © kar e Z()]LAI, s. Jasmi- as a 11'\11», tree, &c. el num DU A losum. . TToe0, T karuna, karune, s. G 50\)\)49& o1y, '2—/07'8, s. Green or unripe Mercy, clemency, pi , CoOmpassion. 2. par- oy = e b il?) don 3. avou FOH o 3 T o~ . TOOD 5O 00N ka Gic daleyu, s. The God, the ocean of mercy. FLFAVID d, 0, Ve J Ue TOE o a pupil of the ¢ the abode of mer T3 S0we8F g per- i ifie Son 1110 ation of mercy. Tt a kind person. C. TV kari-yelava, s, ack silk cotton. ey, T you are very kind, TS, BT e C. TOS karivana, See under T3 &IBD to | kind to, pity, favour, compassion- =~e ? ate. TOFs @ 038 mercifulness. 6"‘*&33{ '53 kari-hunniv 9 [Se s ! A. C. T3 karubu, See wdoe. The dqv fte the pongal feast A. 0. TTIDIVD FOon00 karumdda ], 0 ( H. T00D karidi, See 28¢a. Iy 3 (S, B karvwdda, s. An upper st Ty FTOe3@ L((?L—/LC/(l, s. Black soil [t B g festoon hung fr m the upper story C. T0e3e kari-nellu, s. Rice ripening across the street Ue Tmead ried the window In vhe rains. [ 4 of an upper story 8. 30eT kart *@, s. The shoot of a bamboo. 2] C. TCRAYY karuva-gallu, s, A found- “ . a plant common in dry deserts, Capparis ation stone. 2. a ston for cattle to rub aphylla, Rox. themselves against. See TFTRFL. il s. :35%9\ karisha, s. Dried cow-dung G TOG> hoaruvidu, o - T eab 2. a mould. T i C. 3T karu, s. A calf O C fda\go karulu; s, An entyr ut, the o to wean a calf bowe 2. compassion, pity, kindness, mer- TU = £ Q. BT, 00TS karunku, karun- T 3] T oo y Cy W 1o shew mercy. T ne, s. The sound made 1n eating 1 FT vy e 9 vh = :S) 2 BT the dia PL iragm. FTOY % a rope cumbers, &e. > 3 made of entrails = o O he bowels to . TTORS karungu c’be 200, oy 1sh out. FT0§0 \‘j 16 £ or great gub )T b ro 5 =N on o 'UC’J‘%‘J’ &e. after his decease. This +0 RATY the sma gut WP DB, FTL descendant vy 0Dn to he griped FR N> Lo 00 FRFO I prevails to the west of Mysore 2 @ the bowels to yearn FF T . the ¢. T3eRhwTY karé-gorala, s Shiva collection of bowels. T o0 &, to restrain with a black throat. the appetite TR %0 ¢ the bowels to dis F3 O”—'O 030es \(.u R karé-jirige, s. Black cum- tress, as when long without food. FTo WREY 8 min seed. the bowels to become discomposed & [5) to S. T8 5P 7LL”C’ %, s. The Numidian crane. FBIFOW swelling of the I have a rupture bowels T3P 03w the bowels to be torn S 5Eee /Lm énu, S A female elephant § FOREVT 8the chief male elephant of a herd as by lifting up a burden S AR P A O 20 OQ & NC NG kare ™ 8. 3Sw3 karuska, s. One of the 58 coun- ‘tigade-gida, s. The name of a tree. tries mentioned by Hindu writers. BT karédu, adj. Black, soiled B kare, s. Theend or sely age of a web Iy 5 c. TBe208 karé-banta, s. The name of T3¢ T3 232 , T3 muj to fasten a selmne to ¢ a celebrated gilant 23 Wk his his- stain T8 @ a® {0 leave a selvage. Q?JJ C 2y to cut off a selvage 2. end, termina- tory. 3. bank Siore 4. stain C: u'(?"’z?’\.@ \Z}) /LQICJJZJ, s. A mendicinal tion, extremity dirt B, 33 &) to become dirty, stain- drug. fs ed 5. blackness. Black FOR e adj. c. 3B :‘Sawa karé-maddu, s. Opium. 2. 8 O ) 30 black colour OR: a black b()(k) . gunpow de1 [¢: black earth. C. T« 73 /wue—JP”lt s. A particular § 3 To ¢. B8, BE» kare, kareyu, » species of the sesamum orientale. (o to - call another to come or approach to milk 4. to c. 33 @D'zgj karélakki, s. Black carda- G, E vite to an entertainment moms F30 ram 5. to eject, as poison. F30T cal- 0. T3e0n08 T5o0d> kardvummelte- h led, invited, milked, rained F008S one who na-kdi, s. The andrachne cadisshaw. hu 1s called or invited. FCT TW the cow that C. was milked (o]~} 3% the rain that fell. F C. F3eD FOUR, TTe3ET o, karé-shd- =3 D, TS w03 calling, &c. 03 BT g lamma, karé-shiramma, s The name 1g] milch cow. F0s ¥ falling rain FBB0T, of a household goddess, to whom annual of- Sllg] FEY 3P, TO®, FODBNIH, FOI, FEWEN (09 ferings are presented J the act of calling, inviting, milking, rain- ) A. C. BB QPeT> kareipoku, s. An infe- ing, &c B B F0 FRP> to call for () rior ruby one’s self, to call mutually FT TworR) WD G 3 8. 30we kardti, s. The skull or bones to bring long with one’s self. FT FTWOR) of the head dar Bw™ to carry or conduct away another per- 8 son along with one’s self. ?VNJ FTR to D. 33w kardda, s A monkey. 2.alakh. chy ?%9 FRYY cause to call or invite, milk, &c S fb‘l@@w kardde, s. Cymbals Jig to get one’s self called or invited. 2. to cause H. F0weendovnd karolu tubdke, s. L3 one person to call or invite another for one’s A common gun with a lock ta t"ldl own purposes or advan va, ge. FOR THod to S. 85 karka, s. A mirror. 2. a white 0, % A send one person to call another. horse. LI] { ¢. TS0 kareya, 1= adj Soiled, dirty, 8. TTEORD karkandhu, s. The jujube, 3 UA ack, stained Ziziphus jujuba. 5 i c. IBeR> karé-gallu S Two stones c. 3Fc o2 karkambu, s, A sharp point- 18 i erected by the individual who commences the ed arrow e building of a town, which are worshipped an- 538 karkata, s. Acrab the sign 2 (3 nually by him as long as he lives, and by his Cancer in the zodiac. bl S\\ 256 el TTr T 37 s S, BHE=3 530 karkats, karkadi, c. FRTedBT\W karchédi-toppalu, 230 T, 0 s. A cucumber. 2. a female crab See w05 it Feros ® ]L(le(ézl, s. The plant Phlomis C. ITEVITBO0 karkarane-kadiyu, v n Indica To grind the teeth, as in sleep, &c. - gl ¢ o v = 29— /m};z, See i?; and 3)(4 . T50 karkar:, s A water course, a (5] small or water jar “ a white horse. ¢. T30 karji /xccz, s A cake of ol > C. 553 karkare, See wo% 50 gram ugar, and poppy seed, fried in ghee H. TaPe 5030 karjuddranu, s. A debt- S. T80 karkarétu, See =t or or creditor S. 53 karkasha Violent, cruel adj 2 T. B. T&7°€T karjurd, See swro unreeing, unmer ciful harsh, unkind FTEFDSI c. AT karda, See =ca. hard 3 intangible 4. miserly tyranny, cruelty, oppression, severity, unkind- 1. BRER, TN kardige, kardigi, See TO2A ness ¢. Fsoe R karkdgu, [ By and B8] v. . c. TToE kardu, See w5 To become black TR WW to char, burn S, Tgos karna, s. The ear. e"arNJ, i to a cinder FF3FN F9® to provoke, irri- ©FRAT a piece of palmyra leaf rolled up and tate 3. to char FTOF JRY 2. to sharpen put in the ear, as an ornament Ll %);Dc dfif ]('(“ L[Lf(lfl((, s. The sien Can- a swelling suddenly rising under the ear. Wy TOF PR Foor WD N cer in the zodiac pretended powers of proving a cow’s ear to be that of an elephant 8. T5oe 308 karkdruka, s The plant 2 the sovereign of ot ©¢3 and son of Convolvulus paniculatus Kunti Dévi by the sun, and elder brother to C. TOERD, Toen) karkisu, karkipu, Calts the Pandu princes ToF 336 hearing = v. a To teaze, importune, dun demand ©F3RYBIN attentively TEOF Rezn® to 2. to scold, speak i f [l payment, take no refusal inform. FeF 3T earless. deaf. Ti3rmo harshly TTE 2 one who duns or teazes & et to hear, listen. oer 'U' s heax say, report. il Foz karku [#d0%0]s. Any thing char- TEerFArTann £ to hear by report i il \: [5] red or bmn’c to a cinder. adj. Black. “ 8. Teog o3 karpadhdra, s. A sailor, 6] Al sharp OF T30 an infusion made from mnariner ual charred ingredients T50F 5B black powder. 8. Tooe &T /7ta7'!2(éfcl/7d, s. The Carna- FHOF XA to char 2. to sharpen 3. to tic, including origin ally the great table land dun, demand payment 4. to speak harshly Anly in the centre of the peninsula, consisting of O T 702\{\ 2 7LC’)"‘]LO7[!,6, See T3 TBYO un- Mysore and a few contiguous provinces to der =3 the northward of it. 2. the Canarese country 8. FTE 845 karkdtaka, s. One of the or language chief serpents ; a very bad kind of serpent. 2. C. Bed= karni, See #93 and =0 Jig a wicked, bad man f@%c 5 karnika, s. An earring. 2. the T. B. TAE _..9\ &. the middle finger. kargasi, [==rt]s. A fierce, pericarp of the lotus. 9. a fruit t\' annical woman. 4. the tip of an elephant’s trunk. stalk . TRITOD g kar-gumbala, s. A pump- [yl kin, gourd, cucumis wtilissimus, Rox 8. 0300 karnikdra, s. The name of a plant. 2. a lotus that grows on dry ground. T AIE Zut(/Jlb, See Fo70. B 0B, T 0 karntka, kar . BREORy kar-gempu, s. Purpl dar red m/cwa, See F8e3¢w 11 H. T2 TS LI Larchu . B karne, See w3ss. mee SILIIF s, 38 A. 0. FeFox karchu, See 2 to wash T D, FSyE karta, kar- s. Water in which rice has been boiled tanu, kart s. An agent, maker, doer. 257 2 1 5 eF T oV o o | OF o - 3. an author. 4 an owner, lord, master. which is used to cleanse foul and putrid ul- an heir. 5. (in grammar) the nominative cers, &c. of a verb. ¥ 7 ¥&HF %) the nominative, A. 0. TaxE .76617‘52!, See e . accusative, and verb. F3F 3 33D the Lord ) 8. Tene s karbura, s. Gold. ] variegat- God. 3,73 proprietorship, lordship, agency. ed colour. 3. Nirriti, regent of the South s. 33D kartari, Seo 30. west. FTWFT &I gold colour. FUWIFD AD I kartari-kei, See w202y the gold mountain. TWFOB 3 golden flame, 8. 330 kartavya, adj. Suitable or pro- . BT & karbija, See wower. per to do. S. T karma, s. An act or action in B Tovs © = g23) kartdla-patra, e general, work. 2. specific action, moral du- FTOTTS ty, the obligation imposed by peculiarities 8 C. T5vEQ kartdli, See wore. o ‘s the of tribe, occupation, &c. 3. religious action, as sacrifice, ablution, &c. especially as ori- country gooseberry, Phaseclus angulate, Lin. ) ginatin to] o 8 8. 3TE D kardama, s. Mud, clay. “ in the hope of future recompence, sin. TOFE w muddy WU oat er. and as opposed to speculative religion or know- 4. sin. ledge of spirit. 5. (in gramr.) the S. FRE D200 kardama-prajdpa- FRF subject or object denoted by the verb. i, s. The nameofa sage, grandson of Bram- 935 a passive verh. LTI r‘%’?—) o3 g neuter ha. verb, T®NFFE Db an active verh. FIwFoed C S. 5&8‘@337? l?(l?’fldi’!)l:(/é, s. An iron lamp funeral rites. ¥37¥3g the sun, Agni, because stand. 2. a hand lamp. they behold all deeds. FNT a workman. [5) C. FCox kardu, See w05 “ a sinner. #:30¢F00)3 an organ of action, (¢ of which five are enumerated ; as, the hand, A . BCoE R, FBo=S karduge, karduve, foot, larynx or organ of the voice, the organ s. Soot, lamp-black. A of generation, and that of feculent excretion. €. BT ONS kardupdgiru, v. n. To FIFFO g maid, female servant. F30F Rdthe be safe. A condition induced by one’s deeds. FIF dwer 8. B35 karna, See wer. 11 & transgression, actual sin. FIF 8o¥) ghser- H. FSog e karndlu, s. A large gun or vances, ceremonial, moral, &c. FIFINSI, A ( blunderbuss. I\A TRFITFEID one who is regular in the obser- C. BIE, Bevoe karnu, karnu, s. Sour- P Ty = NVOVJT g bsolu- A, vance of religious duties. FF ness, mustiness. tion. 2. awork on the mode of obtaining ab- hay solution, #soF 3 C. B35, BTIE karne, karni, Sce 3. &) %, a man who has violated A 0. B8, 2B karpate, karpada, the rules of his sect, or observes no religious hU duties. s. See TT,B. FTIF B0 g man who is consistent TR 20358 A0 S. with the rules of his sect. «wel g super= $ET karpara, See #33. Aq intendent. FSF 3 intent upon ceremonial ¢. Y karpu, See T Uy observances, el T)c%wiR an example in A, 8. FQRpe 3 karpira, s. Camphor. 7= grammar of an action done by another. F 8 33 %P3 calomel. TP FETTE 9, wave lamp of IRFIERT the performar nee 1CE of ceremonial 1o vl TR camphor. 78 3% 3 kind of wild plan- observances. FRPFO W33 a gy tain said to produce camphor. A C. BT kar-maduvu, s . The FIPFIT I («,‘In a box in which camphor is kept. black or Jumna river. L3 % Lavandulo carnosa. FIRFT IY, T g A. C. T30 kar-maduvinanna, betel leaf having the fragrance of camphor. Harfy s. Yama, Pluto. FTRpro80AT scented turmeric. FRpronod 5 W0 S. 3083 karmatha, adj. Finishing woman of superior class. C3 carefully. S. TLPT VIR HDd karpira-shild- Lany 8. FZoE§ oy karmanya, s, Wages, hire, dfia’i?{, s. Foliated gypsum, the powder of Dy W » Ay w4 FF Fo l C. TRE NS kar-mugilu, See wsnrnd 8. Teo kalamba, s. A bird. 2. an arrow c. Foe 3 N3 karlakki-gida, s ne 0. Toond kalambali, s. A kind of sour shrub Vitex nequndo gruel used in washing oil from the head C. SUSERT karldgu, ». u. Tobecome drisd A. C. Teod kalambi, s. Theplant convol- up, as corn from the sun vulus repens. c. Toox karlu, s. Salt land. . Se A. C. Teo2o ralambu, s. A mark or sien. a11e, C. TI0E™ karvdne, s, A vessel used to 2. turbidness 0. 30T kalaka, s. See v at out of. of water. 3. agitation or disquietude of the A. C. BIREQRS karvd-gal,[+s= T =2 ] mind. 4. a plant, ¢rechosanthes dicecia, Rox S. The magnet or loadstone. s. ToFcB kala-kantha, s. The black I 2 8. o karsha s S o A river “ [5) a weigh cuckoo 2. a goose or swan. [ . a dove or 7 e equal to about two and a half pagodas pigeon v@?"Cuw, VT COIID the note of the 805 black cuckoo, &c TUTO® g woman whose =T /Lar%]zaka, s. An agriculturist farmer voice resembles the note of the black cuckoo. =3 ¥3%; farming, agriculture or— = 8. 3o kala-kala, s The hum con- C. %JOC uZSJ T Jos @3 \\Q‘ ?@5 fused noise or buzz of a crowd, &c karldtanu, laflalu karlilinava, s C. ne related by blood. FOR> kala-kalisu, v. n. To ieve, o feel pain ot karlu, See wow> eCal Fozo® kala-kdla, s. A verylong time. (ma A. C SJ?:’JB karri-kurri, adj. Mispla- 0. T, TUFORS, SORS kalaku, k ced, mislaid ol lakdgu, kalagu, v.n. To be disturbed Jiand, 4. 0. 5015 karril; s. A medicinal hevh: A. C stirred up, mixed, as water 2. to be in agi- e karrile, s A thorny stick. 2 . as the mind. 3. to tation, disorder, disquiet, a bamboo stick. be embarrassed, discontented TUT, TOTT A. € U_j% karrive, s. A gap, or opening v. a. To perturb, stir up, mix, put into con- in a hedge. fusion, confound. FTY? dD), TUF? ~73 9y LISIRNAY D tur- A a. Ub bid water. T Y 2¢O FUE 8O DVeLWD %Jg karri, karrivu, s the dispute is settled. LA NI o0BIT State, condltlon, quality. p 01! A. C. I3 karri-kal ady Faded, ex- o0 xR T will stir up the sea of the Pdn- du host. hausted, rapid. ing C =0 O OR E*o kala-gachehu S The water karrkene, s, A sound or Vi0: 1ah A. C. %’C?_& noise in eating. in whic h rice has been was shed, kept until it ferments, and given to cattle Ao %zfi S karr tale, See =3¢ pIos (i} 0. BORDT ka?aqahfie, s. Living together A. C 7'5”*9’ karrte, See =2. n amity, union, friendly intercourse FOFOD Ay %J\? karrpe, Sce #3,. oJ T3 harmoniously, unitedly. [5) 8. T /qu’(/, s. Kight seeonds & chirp- c. Tu3> kalatu See ToFO B0, ing, buzzing, low but pleasing note T T c. Tone kalarda, adj. Disturbed, turbid a sweet tone, pleasing sound. T. B. [FUx] as water. Quarrel o508 kaladhouta, s. Silver. 2 o H. Yo kalam, s. A reed pen a head / old particular, item in an account, a paragraph 8. 393 kalana, s Combat, war, battle i FooFs kalanku See TYB 1. FoD Ka’rzpa, s. A compound of odori- C. TYORD kalangari, s. The name of a ferous p1 igments for smearing the body i) large cooling fruit. ¢. Ty c@ Lalapu, s. Rubbish, waste paper. H. fi@)OwD 32 lm[andunu, s. Aninkstand, 2. a confused collection of materials for build- p Also Fv3n 2 mng &e. 259 | S T3 Fd c. BoDR kala-berike, s Admixture, rice, fried in ghee, and eaten as a savoury ¢ >mpound. Fee30RBwrY to become mixed. dish. FU30R InB t0 mix. -'FQ)?D‘)@:?V\ T3 B greens 0. U kalasu, v. a. To mingle, mix, of different kinds mixed together. 2 stir up or round, make turbid, as water. S. 5’@)95 /faldb}t(l, s. An elephant thirty to agitate, confuse. years old. s. Tuxm kalaha, s. Quarrel, war, battle, 8. Buo kalama, s. A standing rice crop. combat, contest, dispute. 2. trouble, distur- “ (2] FUD T rice sown in June and ripening in Decem- bance, tumult, revolt, insurrection. ber. %) RS FUD C 3. a reed pen. O , TUOD T C8J, TUB ToblF gn agoressor. c. 3D kalamu, s. A mark, scar. m. A F2® persons among the linga people, who (i 93 reed pen. ¥ V3o vz S an inkstand. are particularly fond of challenging other C. FUR», TuBTeNTe kalamu, kala- sects, and of engaging in religious controver- sies. MmAgiru, ». n. Tobe pock-marked, scarred. s. BomoR kala-hamse, s. The fabulous 0. B8, kalamu-mutti, s. Signa- & ture. swan, having a very fine note. S. Fozoo308 kalakdntarite, s. A C. BuRy kalame, s. A pock-mark. 2. the gear of an old wound. 4. mistress distressed at having offended her 3. a paragraph. TO0T g list of orders or lover. a paddy-field. 8. FUDOTII kalakdshananu, s The directions given to government servants. sage Ndrada, who was so fond of disputes as 8. 300X kala-rava, [sweet voice] s. A ay to be said to live upon them. pigeon, dove. FUTS Ty 2 the cooing of a v dove or pigeon. Cc. TokTy, TR kalahisu, kalahu, 0. FU3IDF kalavarike, s. Deep thought, See FEodT0. i fixed reflection. 2. anxiety about some ab- 8. Toves kaldchi, s. A spittoon. sent person. 3. talking in one’s sleep. FY 8. TvB kaldda, s. A goldsmith. i =03 to talk in sleep, be engaged in deep or s. 3won kaldpa, s. An ornament. 2. 8 anxious thought. uiver. 3. apeacock’s feather, or star in the 8, FuoT kalavinka, s. A sparrow. tail. 4. an assemblage or multitude. f . '63(2)@ kalavu, s. A pen. bn . oD kaldpa, s. A family trial, distress or contention. FUD ~ g ‘;’ by c. ToJd kalavuri, s Several threads 3 a person in distress. united. 2. a quarrelsome man. TR FB o quar- hh rel Wh c. TR kalave, See vv. =8 c. T3 kalasha, s. A vase, goblet, water- S. Teod kaldpi, s. A peacock. 2. a deco- pot 23 837 a cup shaped leaf. 2. betel rated female. leaves placed tastefully around the mouth of H. TUo23, %@o&oifi" kaldbatu, ka- 3¢ a waterpot. wwg 7pe worship paid to a labattik €, s. Tinsel, gold or silver thread. water vessel. 203T D g woman with large, log ¢ Twod kaldli, adj. Ruined, spoiled. L round breasts resembling a water vessel. = FUT FU20EHAD that work is spoiled. ¥ I3} ':‘@:335 a marriage ceremony in which ofi'erifigs are made to the several planets in 6. To2d03 kaldli-khdne, s. A dis- tfle different vessels. tillery. adj. Of or belonging to arrack. ]lf‘ 0. TG kaldya, s. The tinning of brass § ¥ s. f@’a@@% kalashdbdhi, s. The milk sea. and other vessels. Foecd) Iw&E to tin ves- 8, 9 b} wow) @ Lakshmi, produced at the churn- sels. TRoReT a person who tins vessels. ing of the milk-sea. Mgy G. oo kaldlu-khdne, See 7520 N i t C. f@?\f}')g kalasanna, s. Tamarind or 25) v Jime juice, gingillie-seed meal, = phaseolus [ G. Fwod kaldshi, s. A lascar. I3 maungo, chillies, salt, &c, mixed with boiled 260 TO FO ury S. BY, BIGCOR kali, kali-yuga S, FOT kalika, s. An unblown flower The fourth age of the world, that of vice. I S. TO A deed of oz kali-karma, s Y commencement is placed about 3,100 years the present sinful age Its duration is 432,000,000 9 before Christ % kali-kdla, s The present ages at the expiration of which he world is to be or ag of vice 'U'OV vT3 3 man of the pre- destroyed, and again renewed W fear sent age from sin F9 SV gin of this age FEIROD s. TOzowBdwey kali-kdla-chila S the delusion of the iron age 59 The name of a king c. O kali, See %8 c. FOS 500 kalikimithdr S A ay il C 523 ]C(l]l, s. A courageous, valiant man or clever woman T ;: ofmer hero adj. Spirited, brave, courageous. C.TOR oY =& el N\dv >F kalina-paluka, s. A sort 83 vivacity, spirit, heroism, courage of gem o with courage. 200 2 courageously 203 ALG T T390y kalipu, kalimpu, fiercely SRRV LT3 AT > Q S he is a very S e TO 5 2, successful sramestcx very spirited, very hand- some UIS SRFD SRT DO =z T ® 3w look at the 8. FO J@?’a kalz- bfll(p(l, s. The name of a king. g lustre, or vivacity, of his countenance Tv & pl I 2 fiu%) wox kali-bhdja, s. A sovereign 357 to recover one’s SY pirits, to rouse one’s © so called self. 29 83w to display valour FOZ590T kali-mdraka, s. A king , T 2T to be %pnhod or courageous. : Oy [lEes valiant persons, heroe FO 2D to become who was a great reformer of his age valiant C. FIR> kalisu, [caus. of #2] v. n. To o mix up Tl c. B9, BID0, 5O 3o =z Y J ) kali mingle, stir up, join, unite, associ- e 2. to teach, educate, cause to learn ) . To kaliyu, kalitu-kollu, g n & A. C. TDeoDd 7x(!]l7/cl, s. A horse’s bridle tudy, learn, acquire knowledg 2. to mix A c. oY ) INEO I mingle, compound to join one’s self to R kalungu, See =2 -~ another, to associate, be joined with, overtake, AL C. o0 o > kalumbu See FUET under A=y 2O dttac 4. to embrace sexually D s T =& 20 790 to study science w08 s\)f) TIBT W TTo kaluku, See zow &% will the adulteress fail to sing \\‘mt she fJJUuu), Tennoss kalu-kamlbha att aty has learned ? (will not the sm erer display I - FO A= (&) spe] kalu-gambha, s. A stone pillar. his learning ?) <2 39, TS )] J, TV DI gne c. Tnd, T UG ;N2 ) who has studied, a clever well read person ooy kalupu, ka- 72938 Ind, ¥ OF¢ 3520 g word learned. =03 lubu, kaluvu, s, Weedsin standing corn = ©33 habitual or accustomed conduct. T 8 ¥ 5y W % to have weeds, as corn TLOY €N ) 3 0 WD T acquired notions, habit or disposition. @ to weed corn (% a See =€30. T ©e® to sing together TLE =0 = 0 SRR BY to TeoNCT, Fenaon kalubandu, ka- look on together T = vy together & to pls lubanpde, s. The names of towns, ) il FOB) WO INB to prosper, cause to succeed 19 H. TO20000 /LC(]M&“?ZCZ”, S A superior B0d¥, ¥CF learning, knowledge, study 14 C kind of aloe used in medicine e the act of studying. skill, dexterity, abi- )0 lity 3. contrivance C. T2 kalu urige, s. Kalburga a town in Beder. VB‘ B s. TOoA kalinga, s. A forked shrike C. %e)aogatfiwcom kalu- ma%a«lawa > 8 2 a 8. TOCKT ]L(th'y(l/a, s. A mat A linga priest. 10 * screen of grass, a tatty, &c H. 3032 kalumu, See wvo Fox3 Laluyalze, s. A village of bar- ’ s. Toom, kalusha, s Sin adj. Turhid b4 § bers’ huts foul, muddy FZ BT, TUWH wewd God B. TOTF lsalzfia, See ¥ the remover of sin. 2 a siner. 261 Qvd = o, N C. TR0 kalusu, See 20, ESTC 5 T human life. [} °d 3,000 year he life < ?3 kale, s. A scar or mark. m. B. [ of the ancestor being 100 y TS, reckoning 1 radiance DA lio g 1t of the moon 7 on £l 8 a month of mortals equal to a day and night e, Seo o) ) of tu(‘ filled with dig S. pitris, th e light fortnight being their < day, and the dark fortnight their nicht ) c. T3, 2 kale, kaleyu, See & 51 Py > (Son)) T 000 years ; or 100 years reckoning T o] S, ob) j FRBY (v a3 TRE ») to add w > figures. a year of mortals equal to their day, the half I¢ BEW to take hold of together year when the sun is nc 1 of the equator be- C. Dj°fi®u\ ]La7(Ja](Ip7/, s. Association k ing their da; N 2CON( , the other half year their night ition, living togethe n ‘Ulllt‘ con- s 030 e H y the period of a Manwantara. W </ o feder ‘acy, &e. P b o 5 oU0R = ) th riod of a Bramha. 3 4, ( hal { S. —6'3_6_ 1 ka S. A decoction of drugs ta- P 5 i rescribec \1 for effe " 1 cep X cting certain I ken in f enr ile and bilicus affections after consequenc 4 propriety, fi 1e88 28 op- 5 3 fasting some days. 9 Lo an eye-s ve, collyri- tion, ai alt ternative, doubt. 6. resolve, purpose ) 1 1, 3 sin 4 fl aud (3 sediment air determination )] or.iure FTey SACW to prepare a decoction or s H eye-salv S. %3)\\), T oJ o) D) S8 ] T2 kalpaka § 0 kalpa-vriksha, ‘; kalkanda, 8. Sugarcandy. kalpa-taru, s. One of pu .’80 ° he trees of 7 ndra’s })Dhldn“ sroduced at th Z : el 33 2 kal-kad ceyu, v. a. To hew the churning of the milk-sea, d said to C. 1 stone. . 1 d whatever is desired. J St ; B T DT kallkad: (¥ e U, v 7. 2 [% s&d] C. UO\ & C. > kal-patuku, s. A piece or i To be limpid, clear. )1 chip « DL S1( > ne C. il s. 3 kalki { S . The nth and last incar G. © ) A FIGEAR Q) £a m a [-paduvu, s. A stone but- nation of Vishna, with a horse’s head £ 8 hi S tress or prop. 1s yet to com [Y) P 3, C. TOCD T2 al-panuku, s The lustre [y 7 kalkitana, s. Beauty ] ) el o= oJ C?é OI a stone. vernes A S. TS kalpane, 6. TAT kalpene, C. T3 3o090d> kalki-turdi, s. The jewel 3 of a tw han. s. Fiction, fable. 2. fabric m invention. IS o) a 1« on, fa 1ble 11C, romance novel 7 v U C. T 50"35““3" kdalkiya-kudure, s A L, v T e > [nk®, ¥ I 437 an inve , fabric 23310} 8 > © L)) horse of a geod breed [5) & to invent fd};u(‘lt(’ contrive “ to L3 G ‘O“UJ% f kal-%ut a]»((, s. A stone cutter produce, form, m e 3. to establish 1nsti- 0 or mason. tut 5 P 28 4. to resuscitate. 3 c. ¥ \.)LJ o) kal-ge ) S. A stone bell as an N (o] c. T TE kal-parate, s. A stone vessel. ornament to a b flm 19 C. B kal-pare, s. Lamina in stones [s) £ S i C. T <o b(a/'/(nl‘h(:?l?l, s. The fermented N (@) T as talce, slate, C ) ) ? d s ur washings of rice, &e. given to cat- 8. TowneF kalpikta tle s. Precept of law, f DT > T2 ietwer or WOT f the law, CR\RT, oy e %fi) 5 kaltava, See under #9. L s ° A according to the letter of 1e law, (85 N 2 s §nj> kaltu-kollu, See =0 ¥ paran) 03y C. Fenoto kalbandu, See weve Ol (1 %O with ¥ lay i 2 o 3> kal-battu C. S. A small stone 03 Bfuo 203 Ka[—naru, s. Asbestos. 0 mortar, or slab for grinding medicines, &c (0 4 [ lig D) ka 7])(1, s. A sacred work, one of the C . TeARD kal-basar See ¥ & ) WI0. ) ix Véddngas and comprehending the des- C cription of religious rites. & [>) . a period of J \u)"?r% kallbikki, s. The name of atree. time o3 T a day of 24 hours (60 Indian C. OuneS kalbdre, s. A tree so called (- C . hours ) o385 T a century, the term of T, kalmagi, s, The name of a tree. G5 Y 262 o T E 9 e S & [5)] 4 | S. 5&)30\ n(!("/?(zhL(-, s. Corrosion, rust & Ao 6’@3 OJJ Lallazta, s . A stone cut- impu rle .y+ y, pollution, uncleanness 31k, 4. ter. p4] ‘) : a lemnul man. the matte er of a s¢ 3 FTU R, T ks ) Ci;p; aved C. T DO kalld-villi, adj uined, spoil- A S e oY 1mbHur nature wHod D0 depray 1me- o5y O D D) ) EN ed. wm (47} ruin T <) o M SN to ruin, t+ pure, unc Jan 18d . Spo 1 - ¢ :5;3) ) 3) nul~l 1(1(7 & | stone-ra Jll s. Hail. &) g, =S ke kalli, s. A small bunch or cluster > ° - kal /Ll("/ S an ) v A 1 mango. as of fruit, &ec. = neowe FQ g bunch of bang. E T & O\ FOT ) Sy /Z(’({,‘ tASRA, s, Vari tea colour ™ to put forth cluste 'S, 2 coarse net H. T, k 1linu, See = O, used by shepherds for carrying their cocking it \TR! A. C. T A2 fa bnudz, ¢ A dolt ])10 ck Ci- utensils. ¥ 5w food put up for a journey h ud e Gl %u 0 ,765617/(((17}’, s. The act of kiss- ) ing S 8. T kalya & S. The dawn or ¢ break of & ) C. TO T RT, TO \f)v I3 oW kalll-kida- day spirituous liquor. 3. an auspicious speecin lu, kalli-mise, s. Wi ers on the cheek. s T 8. 3L A 3] e to dress them. TR 8T to smooth \ IJ(m ]L(L/L/{(W’(’ s. Good forfime, h‘lp- [} them b & Cis o piness, prosperity. 2. gold. 3. marriage aZt =) 4. TIR W to let whiskers S gf oW 0 the name of a city T 4\\41’ o~ = Bramha. FTO oD 00N kalliddr angi, s. A . B¢ zo(w /b(ll(j’[\l/'”, s. A square pond with habit worn by women. steps () 1 all sides. 2. the name of a tune [s] . O 0 s e oo kalli-k anda, S. Spurious, _9 —vJ = (5] C drO D $ Ot o0 0d: K210) kalydni- counterfeit coin. O shé Tye) BN CUT, kalydpi-shdve, s. A kind of C. T kallu, s. A stone. AN e 8 of Swe 1eat or belonging to stone. 3 w3y g petrifac- RS tion. 7 B NS, T TeTY Ter - ~N > C %’u kalla, See =2. =z °; Al M m ?”' IR T W to stone, throw or cast stones C. 3 eJ oABmeed kallangadi-hapnu, s. ( 1g ~9 -9 o ke T a ston s throw. %Ju’fi SN 39 a stone floor A v\ { ve er melon, ( weurbita citrullus. or pavement. 'lT/f\) O,» [<¢} TS, heart of stone. Cioe) I \ O} & kalla-gdna, s. A stone mill ¥ 2.0 T S to chisel holes in stones. for oi1l, &c &) 0D to chisel stene level. Fe) I I (53 5\)23 kalladi, s. The foot-mark of a, god @ to polish st 10 one sy 3 o, o 0 Cwged g on a rock. $ F)) one trough for cattle to drink out of, oo g stone mill for o1l, &e ?Y\Y,\J 53 /] C. Y 2, TY ’JJJS kallappa, kallayya, th build with stone. $° nen a ston vessel s. Proper names. ar C. 3Y 2% kallanabe, S. &0 ™9 g stone whed peculi al to some parts A mushroom of the country. T BTV g stone temple. growing in rocks, and used by arbers to rub =ned FY 3 ESNOERS scurf from the he ad (1. % the fragment or stump of a stone | | o TS0 2) a ston I pillar to press or hurt kallatt: (!Z(/(,l', s. The name ‘L ¢S u{ the feet in walking %\’;}o Foosw, T Q) ORI of a tree. to strike against a stone. 220 under g A. C. BO DB kallamare, See wevs:d stone 3J 2 C. TYTWYNS kallarali-gida, s The C. T T SIoe) 7 BT B> SIvoh] 3, TED uJ@uzifJ cn name of a tree. ;:1 'd'oSU/z’:[{,' -kutig fi Wy kallu-kututea, kal- C. ToD b@b/\ k . lari, kallariga, s lu /’m/ / ‘rave, s. A stone-cutter or ma- = A liar. %')\/ux)(\) ]:) “‘_fl. SOn. o e FBRT Ll'*‘ a woodpecker C. VOB kallarivdna, s. A ne C. T 2y kalluppu, s. Rock-salt. wey vessel used to eat out of. EA) > S T g lump of rock-salt. C f@ DY) kalla- hat s =ioil oY, & Je€nzoin. (67 O ARD kallu-basari, S Pr }:\3 lant 11l & pl G @3 & kalldta, s. Play ic'/ s} (24 S u, ith stor 168 SZ)’):’ZU,’LLOZ(LLS i A U 2 ) N D) T o on A stone kavande, s A small shell used as the c. %ua poR kallu-mar IJE, s. v essel Jowest coin a cowrie P Cyprea FID A. C. > 258 kallu-mare, s. A military FR® to pay the uttermost farthing. [SaAr¥ect] S TEY force, an army to play with cownries . B30T kavadike S An ornamental C. T BIQZTcoD kallu-mdvina-kdi, wove binding the selvage of a cambly S The name of a vegetable c. B3B> kavadu, See 2. s. A swoon & 9 (e ioi o b Yo kallu-mullu The poin reserve cdnw (5} on a mill-stone T N AN, BT T o EASLEA) I ¥ C'O':M 03) L(ll'(ld(f Z.al, s. The melon &= to pick a mill-stone 1 vine, a vegetable G. 0B Kficg /ca[l’dL‘UM, 8. Lichen rotundatus C. TZBRT kavade-sara, S A cowrie Jea or benzoin necklace worn by the man who plays the ¥ 3 Cc. T (‘\)u%—\‘)) kallu-sakkare, s. Sucar- single stringed guitar candy T8 8 white sugar-candy [U¢ C. I kavana See Tw¢ al C 3’@3@? kalluli, s. A mason’s chisel. T30 kavane, s. A sling. * = B T (. sling-stone. T3 TY TR, F >3 £ TEO 2 '2,; oM C 53 & kallétu, s. The mark or wound Y- € T3 T T S s( T of a stone. 28w to sling a stone. (3] e, E C. fio@ uda kallodderu, s. Stone-cut- prepare or make a sling to terb, 1ouwh-‘vmkus in stone. 5.553_'0")@6/ ToTRYy kavatu- (R c. B9 A& kalldja, s A stone-cutter 70711{ /Lavac/u kollu, 8 ee FNC30. of stone- m(wm T B — T Fl 2 kavate, See CF S f:g)ne kalldla, s. A large wave or C 55& FT0 kavadi, Lavudi, s. A 0f billow quilted, tattered garment FIOR By g, per- 53 Too O kalhdra, s A red fragrant wa- son who quilts or wears old garments 2. a h ter lily class of mendicants who we them FIO C, T See THW. T [ \ oS DN to ava, s. A couple, p F2k® a worn-out quilt 2 C. XTSI kava-kava, s. Contention, strife quilt old garments together § [& altercation FETES B8 Bwo to be at strife A. C TRToE B> kavardudu, 3rd per b J %cd%;@x kava-kollu sing. meut. past tense of F. %oJT\,@\Q/D i S. 33 kavana, s. Poetry, verse. 233 7 kava- ollu See T ] 83y FID INB S TSI j’ Y to compose poetry. + 0y X, kavalkkane-kachehu, 38 FIJ a c. fia"fi%@%&#a an ntempomu poem oOr verse 2 i 1l v. n. To huf uster, storm. poem, the stanzas of which are arranged so 0.3 (8] AT kavagade, s. An angular frame as to form some fantastic shape, as a serpent Bt on the top of the pole bearing a cloth lantern, a chess-board, &ec. 8 which is elevated high in the air, by Hindus C. 0> kavaru, s Faintness of colour. durin he eighth month See also Tow. Wt (ept s. T3e3 kavacha, s Armour, a coat of 0. 550 owbi?..@g)’a kavaru, kavari- 3. a certain oy 2o\ Poet mail 2. a jacket, short coat kollu, See = oy T o) 3N L0 form of prayer, to some particular deity, for ¥ C. Twc2y kavalambu, s. Anarrow with the preservation of the members of the body. T3 TR E9) a forked point Ty €@ to put on a coat of mail P5) the C. TS kavalu, s A pair, two . (, % ' 0 83 to repeat this prayer aQ fork of a tree, &c. 3} the middle, centre, Tot . Fa3e30 kavachu, See =2 under . \ main branch of a tree v i To separate === je ° RHO 1l | A O %N”quvb k(ll*"((]“ A(LIILN_, V. A _[‘0 into two branc hes T o o O pletes 20030 to be insep- Wl make less, diminish arable, as friends BISRBFET BRLN to go ) ) GOy W rava di, Lavade in a straight direction without turning out c. Ef_a"aE, TR, Ta0 0t [ 264 ToY T80T | a5 fh of the path. 3w s8R a forked stick, ¥ A bridle-ring, =93 #3839 overwhelming oo Fwowd g forked branch. T Ted, TI sable darkness. fate) vséomso FIDBNFALW FRJ0 10 S»nRF g road dividing into two. BT BN, TTO RRATY IRDITY I zde);}ae) FT0Ww BRIV FICRE@Y, FITM™ to hecome two branches, B the ocean-hosts of the various kings, over- separate, go asunder, be fickle. t‘%@;tfié\) (o¥0) whelmed the city like a black cloud covering namettl b} SwW R o\ DY w8 FIW Wk has beauty be- the cap of the mountain. TR, TIW), FIFY;s come two forms, or is it a beautiful creeper FD I9d to make attack, besiege, overwhelm, oD, & forked ? &e BRENID, TSR the act of besieging, T. B. 3¢ kavala, See =w%, seizing, falling upon, &c. [he mén . BRQYR, BIY kavalige, kavali, s. A. . D kawi, s. An elephant. A drinking vessel. 2. a certain number of S. TOT kavika, s. The bit of a bridle. leaves done up in a bundle. 3. abook. =3 s. TS, TR kavite, kavitwa, s, & o =% [4] > ¥ TIY in bundles. &)0%*‘5 S 239R g bundle Poetry, a poem. THZy [N o compose of betel leaves, in some places fifty, in some poetry, make a poem. a hundred. 9 c. VST LY Eavitu-kollu, See =3, C. TIQPRTS kavalige-mane, s, A FRB00. % coupled roof. . FVBRweTo kavidu-hiéru, v. n. To C. RG> kavalu, s, A swoon. T3¢ Bnwn attack and fight. to swoon, faint. T. B. 398 fkavile, Seo 9. Jaat C. 535%?(’7\23 /fidlfl(l!é—gld(l, s. The name T, B. 53@33&@ kavilé-banna, See wvo. of a tree. S. 3“3@'5 o] khvz’s’twam, s. An excellent C %*’@f’gfio@i’)o kavalé-kdi, s. The name or superior poet. il 4 of a vegetable. For words beginning with =) See ¥, 278 wonI s. 3598 kavdta, s. A door. C. TI kave, See wsewn. the fastening of a door. ens C. 5@533% ]fqu,fia [#@w:¥] s. A blind man. C. F593 kavdda, s. A bullock’s burden. 2. an ox’s load of grass or straw. 3. forage. S. %@fig'ga kavdshna, s. Slight warmth. adj. Tepid. See T3, H. 593> Lkavdiu, s. Military exercise, S. 558 /mvya, s. Offerings to the manes. I, bl Ty ®Jy an oblation to the manes and demi- parade, drill, &ec. T FRE o exercise, gods. drill. c. 5% kasha, s. See =3. H. TS0 /fava'z', s. A full gown worn by Mussulmans. ¢. b kashi, s. A young plant. 2. a weed. 3. strength. 4. enmity. Td ) to tie up i c. %a@é’)%f); kavdlkinni, s. A sweet %5 7E a spice, cassia. young plants for transplantation. weeding hook. FI70H g strong man. T 8. T kavi, s. A poet. 2. a bird, a black i ¢ water fowl. 3. Shukra or Venus, the pre- 80n #J@gd to become reconciled. ¥ BA®E i to weed. ceptor of the giants. BRFD an extempore C. BoFoR5e B kashi-kashi-mddu, v. a. poet. vFo FD a poet who composes in ac- |, I To beat to a powder or jelly. cordance with the rules of poetry. FD #z&, T8 a poet’s composition. &3 #D an un- c. B39, 9% kashibi, kashibe, See L FITWI. il inspired poet. &3 ¥ an inspired poet. C. D, B kavi, kaviyu, v. a. & n. H. 3900, 5008 kashidi, kashibi, s, Bm- g 0 * o To besiege, seize, surround, hem in, attack, broidery, ornamental needle work. 11 fall upon, worry. 2. to overspread, over- 8. T3 kashe, s. The string or tie of a jacket. & ) 0 whelm, turn topsyturvy, throng, crowd, a whip. cover. 3 to put on. 4. to eclipse, rival, S. fffig*\jo kashéru, s. A kind of grass, J b outdo. S 5. to attract, captivate, charm. Sceripus kysoor. 65 2 x T 2oy BT o ey} S. ?5@6&5 kaske’ru]fa, s. The backbone. . TRFD, X538 kasa-kase, Fkasa- S. %%gw kashmala, s, Fainting, swoon. kashe, s. Opium seed. FIFZ WD g 2. sin. kind of opium gruel. =5¥3 V2R an opium S. 330 kashya, s. Spirituous liquor. 2. a seed sweetmeat. horse’s flank. C. TRD> kasaku, adj. Immature, unripe. S. 3—‘50 =5 /cas/zyapa, s. The name of a dei- C. %T\'fl’g‘.@%fi kasa-kollu, ». a. So seize, fied sage, the son of Marichi, father of the steal, cheat,’ get a thing from a person by fmmortals, gods and devils. TN SooS his artifice, snatch away. son Garuda. A0 %"&/KQ‘J kasaga!e, v. a. To lose. ¥R S. f’&?@(fia kashdya, s. A medicinal po- 7¥™ having lost. )if tion, a decoction, extract, infusion. 2. .an C. astringent taste. TP FoX to decoct, in- c. R, TRA, %’éé@@fijo kasatu, fuse. TS Fowd» to be decocted or infused. kasadu, kasadi-kollu, v, a." To reject, G, T TRd to give a decoction. beat off. g .50 kashta, s Corporeal pain or un- C. TRDA kasa-pisi, Qee wnon [ easiness. 2. fatigue, labour. 3. difficulty, c. TReOR, TRWROR kasa-barige, hardship. 4. vexation, sorrow, calamity, kasa-bdrige, s. A broom, a thing for grievance. 5. danger. adyj. painful, afflict- sweeping. ing, vexatious. 2. laborious, hard, difficult, H. ey, B kasabd, kasabe, s, The dangerous. =330 a time of difficulty, a C. head station of a district. season of danger. FH, TV e3 & a miserable C, C. TR kasabu, s. Profession, business, subsistence, hard living. =3, #v7 a difficult t trade, calling. or trying work. 3%, 78 a distressing or af- L flictive situatiomn. TR, &< &3 %8 the menial race, c. TX3 kasa-mane, s. A filthy, dirty to house. who have to toil hard for a Iiving. T b difficultness, laboriousness, &c. 3, %3 an c. BRS359Y kasamdla, s. A dirty, filthy C. = unfortunate condition. i , T 3’“% that man. I8 a dirty woman. adj. dirty, g T 0, T which is laborious or difficult. ed BB to filthy, unclean. F3¥3»¥ES filthiness, unclean- G| ness. suffer trouble, calamity, &c. =, @, = &3 3 e3 G 3 %0 to afflict. ¥, FRE to occasion or give c. 383 kasara, adj. Confused, disordered, 8 trouble. ¥, 2 a miserable sinner. #3;? 3 deranged. ¥FTIT confusion, disorder. T3 239 the hair on the head to grow. »3 e3 T2 WIT FRID to put into confusion. ffip R, W) SnBd 22 to get the head shaved. = e3 A. C. BROB5o%G kasarikeya-kd- fiy; % difficult and easy, or what is made easy patha, s. A strange, unfrequented, or bad C % by labour. 3, Tond g troublesome associa- road. tion. Tag=rd the fruits of industry, the . . kasari-kollu, v. comp. L3 ToFw earnings of one’s labour. P%w, TR 3 39T suitable or adapted to misery or dis- To beat or knock off. T tress. ¥, Swcw a very covetous man. TR H. 30T 0 kasari-sambala, s A [ C.§ TR, T3 a very industrious man. feigned salary ; a diminished salary from in- ¢. TN kasa, s Sweepings O™ rubbish. o Lo creasing the length of the periods of payment; (§F grass. 3. a straw. FF TwI to collect sweep- as thirty six days for a month, ten months L3 ings together. FI R, TIT DN, TI WY for a year. 2. stopping a portion out of the (3 to sweep. ¥F &=, a dunghill, a heap of sweep- monthly stipend. b i ings. FITIP a female sweeper. ®ToT g c. TR kasari, . n. To be astringent to T3 P (8] 3,22 Ly scavenger. PY,, TIIR, S 3w g hasket the taste. s. Bad humours of the body. FT (o T « IIEMe or fan for taking up sweepings. profit or loss on the exchange of coins. LEJ'IILE C. TRo09) 0> kasambrdi, s. A school- 81 Fagh to discount for exchanging coins. 039 master’s rod. A. C. BRIT kasavara, s, Gold. G 26 (‘a O 0 I B EN 080 H. 35000, Fdoe kasdi, kasdba, i TRoR3 kase-pdvada, s, A loose The business of a butcher. T3 g but- and full petticoat. cher. oo ¥ opiam w¥S #Fo a sheep butcher. H. fi?fio kasti, See 2. T2 g beef butcher. TH2e085 Baseness, low, mean conduct. e %?_dncfiosfimdo kastiya-mddu, v, a. o To arrange, adjust, settle, determine. C. TTo0WRD, Fao®o kasdisu, kasd- it S. 3w O kastiri, s. Musk. =3s, @%cze in $U, v.n. To be fatigued, tired, wearied. a black cloth with white square stripes. = H. T&90 kCLSCfTCL, s. A bell-founder. 2 Fo0 Syn the musk deer. F5e & wdA3 g a bracelet maker. )80 kind of scented turmerick. TIRD0 Ww g H. 358 kasdle, s. Confusion, disorder. running species of jessamine. g,'[gr'r{fl, C. TToD kasdvisi, . Fatigue, trouble. S. %&%fidflafi kaha-kahayane, s, A FTTDN TR to be troubled. courageous cry of soldiers in battle. ) TEjE’-{,' c. 34 kasi, s. Small or fine rain. S. 55§ kahale, s. A horn orbugle. =% c. T kasi, [See %] v. n. Tolet fall or ¢ &&aw to blow a horn. slip. 2. to go to wreck or ruin. 3. to ooze. [ C. T kaki, adj. Bitter. =% %oc8 a bitter T LW to fall in pieces or to decay, as the gourd. i roof of a house, &c. #WT Kwx a dilapidated wall. c. 3, TR0 kahichu, kahisu, v. a. To seize, take hold of. ’/. 5 T‘H C. FATNOO kasi-gdi, See zmoman, c. TR kakisabala, s. Trichosanthes €. FADY ICCLSi-piSi, s. Confusion, disorder, diecia, 20X, sings tumult. adj. Confused, jammed, bruised. = H. 35 kah €, s. Authority, order, command. aLadRA disorderly, confusedly, 203 Snm TR 3, Bk to disobey an order, refuse h}' 5 t‘.lf to put into disorder, make confusion. 2.. to submission. bruise. FHRUERA BYwED to tread to a jelly. 8. T kahwa, s. A crane. c. 3 kasu, adj. Premature. 2. small 2 T. B. T kala, [2v]s. A base, low, vile ”11;,' dif::‘ slight, little. 8. gentle, low, as in speaking. man, scoundrel, villain. 2. a cruel man. 3. il . &b Ty kasu-kollu, See wERog. a liar. 4. |#<]a floor for treading out corn. C. TTOROTS kasu-gandu, v, n. To fade 5. a field of battle. slightly. s. B¢JoT kalanka, s. A blemish, spot, C. TR0 kasu-gdi, s. An immature stain, rust. 2. defamation. 3. suspicion. fruit, that withers or rots without ripening. T. B. o kalamba, See wvow. C. TRORITIY kasu-gusannu, v, n. To 10 whisper. 8. 3YT08 kala-kanthea, s. The black cuckoo. H. X200, T8 kasubd, kasube, See FTeD, C. 595?)3 kala-lsalane, s. The moise of C. TRoew kasubu, See wzem. rice when nearly boiled. 2. a confused noise, hum. T¢ FYI T00EW to boil with a singing C. TROD50Y kasu-mdla, See 35wy, noise. C. TN kasuru, See w20 Te A. C. BYTYRn kala-kalisu, v » C. FRITITWO0> kasuru-gdi, See wroma. laugh heartily. 2. to flourish, as corn, trees, C. TRoVFwY kasuvi-kollu, See =30 &e ®IT FYFY T the humming noise of the B g’o i people. H. ¥R00 kasidi, s. Fmbroidery, fancy - c. TYFY kala-kollu, [24] v. a. & n. needle-work. FIRD TR B ~ an embroidered To lose, be deprived of, freed from, get rid of. bodice. 233)759% #Zwd variegated embroidery. T Fwod) Bk to be lost, removed, spent, ab- c. I kase, See 3. g solved, dissipated. 2.tountie, unfasten, undo, C. FRBR kase-kase, See wxw3 unbuckle, 3-.to pull or strip off, See F¥w. 67 T T BP0 ¢. T3> kalachu, ». a. § n. Tobecome o, BEIYR to distress, make anxious, agitate, untied, loosened, unfastened, unbuckled. 2 cause to lose presence of mind, cause to faint, to untie, &ec. TYE T to undress, take of clothes, &c. FEWWD to peel or strip off, as C. ‘5@' D, 3?%953 kalavi, kalivi, adj. Coun- terfeit, spurious, bad. TEIR B counterfelt bark from a tree, &c. ¥ Fwgs to take off coin. T gyros8 3@ to see that there is and give. Rt ¥ Joosen the peg. DOV —— a3 T2 to return no bad money. FE¢ c. BYBZ590> kalata-mddu, ». a. To bad money. WBY TN T B3RE do not be unite, associate. ¥ FoB ¢, 5, To mingle, too nice about examining the money. mix, be united or associated. 0. 393 kalavu, s. Robbery, theft. #93 S. ??QJ kalatra, s. A wife. 2. the hip. 2% to be robbed. TY¥Y S2@ to rob, steal. C. BB kaladu-bidu, [%9] v. a. To S. 597 kalasha, See wes. lose, get rid of, absolve, purge, dissipate. @] 5“\??\)7? kalasige, s. A large boiler. A.cC. TJZ kalana, s. A hand to hand Q TR kalasu, See under wwoi. combat. 0 TR kalahu, See w50, C. SYIRXY kalana-guli, s. The nape of (] . the neck. ?3";’;?533'% kalda-kdshta, s. A measure of time, 540 twinklings of an eye. C. 5‘5’;"‘?)3 ]mla-pa_l(me, s. The sound of 8. TYeT008, TGO kald-kdnta, ka- rice, &c., when near hoiling. ld-nidhi, s. The moon. A ?Ej’”’é)ofimx’o kala-paleydgu, . x. To become loose or slack. g ?gga%o@ kald-chandra, s, The full moon. A C. BYD), TYo kalapu, kalupu, (] v. a. To send. 2. to follow, go behind. 3 s. %gaaéo_@% kalda-chandrike, s, Moon- 4 to remove, as dirt from grain, &c., by wash- light. A ing. s. Any thing rejected. C. YR kaldpa, Sce zoez. 0 S. fi@’?fi kalabha, s. A young elephant. 8. 3%}‘33‘3? kald-bili, s. Noise of children A. 0. BYH, TYD, TYWR kalama, at play. 0 kalame, kalamige, s. A paddy field, C. ’5@385@6 kald-bhéda, s. Discrimina- tion of character. (. standing paddy. 2. a gap or breach. 801 A, 5?03 kalalu, v. n. To be satisfied. S. 5?3%&_’0 kald-shdstra, s. A work t3 ». a. To churn. 2. thin- on women. s. aleg-bracelet. 03 ness, leanness. C. YR kaldsa, See vz, 03 A. C. ng&rozfie}a kalalodalu, s. A thin D. fiefag\) kaldsi, s. A lascar. . or wasted body. A.C; 5@09 kali, s. A kind of gruel. 2. pud- in A, Ca ?gf@a /ia_lulcku, v. n. To be deran- ding. v. a. To satisfy, satiate, as hunger. G} ged, out o?place. 2. to be loose, dishevelled, c. T, %e;o'fioa kali, kaliyu, v.a. To % as hair. 3. to be split, broken or shivered to subtract, deduct. 2. to kill. 3. to strip off, F pieces. T T I g loose topknot. v. n. To undress. 4. to rob. 5. to bathe. ripen. 2. to get rid of, be freed from, ab- ka A. 0. 8T kalaldudu, s. The act of 0 oy being spent, lost, escaped, got rid of, &c. solved, liberated, &ec. s. A servant. adj FEE IU] i} . BYRY, FIZT kalavala, kalava- Far, remote. FLONTD subtraction. 0 i) like, s. Anxiety, anguish, sorrow. 2. deep to cause to subtract, &c. [} 1L thought, reflection. 3. talking in sleep. 4 c. BgoR kalinga, s. A rude ill-behaved [ person. 2. the fork-tailed shrike. a thorny plant with which girls play instead bh‘.’l\( of a ball. 93¢ ©ego to anxious, in deep 8. BYorRBed kalinga-désha, s. A dis- § 3 R thought, agitated, confused, to lose presence trict on the Coromandel coast extending from d\\m of mind, faint away. TYIY ek, TEIY I8 below Cuttack to the vicinity of Madras, or Sixg 268 Te0o %"%3’0_6_ tafg the country along the coast northward from of which is considered constant, and the other it the Godavery to the Ganges. fifteen are supposed te revolve round it. Each revolving ¥ corresponds with &% or Ol . 3B kalinda, s. A mountain, part of lunar day, the period during which the moon CLTell the Himalaya range. FPoued FLCTICA g, travels through twelve degrees of her path. 0 1 The Jumna river, as taking its rise in the ~ 4. the phases of the moon. o a mechanical (all I Kalinda mountain. ar + v 10 ] 6. literature, science. 7. eight seconds. A. €. TYoR), FYRY kalimpu, kalipu, 8. a mark, trait, or feature in character. v. caus. To mix, unite. 2. to cause to get B¢ Foom, FE oo, TF @¥Iw lustre to fade. 2 rid of, as dirt from corn by washing. 2. to wane, as the moon. =¢ swowo perfect sted | b c. 393 kalike, s. An unblown flower, ) e effulgence. F¢ (T Justre to spread over. a lamp. =¢e w3S the flame of a lamp. T¢ S0, FY Swn sweet features, an agreeable C. ??? kalita, adj. Ripe, fully grown, countenance. F¥ 8292 the faintness is gone mellow. T3 Bey) fruit quite ripe. off. TY ’e¥ to enlighten, cause to shine. C. T30, TYRIBs kalitu-bidu, 0. fgfi’, ’5?“:@)‘33 kale, kaleyu, v. a. & n. To subtra ot deduct. 2. to clear of blame. kalidu-bidu, v.n. To lose, get rid of, to CUy sl get absolved or free from. 3. to get rid of, be freed from, &c. 4. to abolish, remove. 5. to spend, pass, as time. c. %@%?&33’?5533 kali-pisi-tuliyu, o x. 3. fl To be dabbled or smeared. 2. to tread to a 6. to lose. 7. to expire, elapse. 8. to pass over, transgress, excel, surpass. xR BERBD jelly. to pardon, absolve from sin. v BFBN to hefll C. TOLIT WA kali-pili-kigu, s. Noise clear off debt w8, SN to make a living. of boys at play. 2. to purge or clear the bowels (applied to Moo c. 6-’80905:3 kaliyu, See wso. children.) 88 TR to get rid of an irrita- A ?%91’)3 ]Calilu, s. A bamboo tendril. tion in the skin. 38 =¢ #J&;{O to settle one’s Q. ‘6’?3 kalivi, s. The name of a tree. ady. own concerns. Fwtd 3, FEDD to get rid of ceremonial defilement. (it Rejected, bad, spurious, as money. BpBy FFEN, TV FE C. FPR: kalisy, See 90w TEEW to spend or pass away time. iy 0P to lose, get rid of. F¥ 9D having past, C. TQY>, Toen kalilu, kalilu, s. The lost, g At 5 ot 1id of, &e. FeY ¢ a purgative. sound of jewels. (e} 35'@‘) kale, s. W eeds, any thing that in- )19 C. 3> kalu, v. a. To steal, rob, pilfer. = A Jjures the growth of corn, as darnel, &e. o % theft, robbery. uB ¢ field-weeds. T TUSTr s A a weeding C. fg)fi") ]ca_lu]m, s. A sprain. FHED hook. TG Erhcw, B¢ D to weed. TFD v. a. To sprain. FREIW gnapping or knack- T g field that has weeds. ing of the joints, &ec. o s & 6"@)7\)\;’@?\,{3 /w]e—gzisu, s. A young C. TG, TYe kalupu, kalubu, Seo mc‘éf. or tender infant. T, c. f?&‘)@) kale-bile, s. The noise of boys 1 D €. FYo&oRn, TP, TG kaluhisu, at play. kalikisu, kaluku, v. a. To send, cause 0. FYS5oNT kale-mdgida, adj. Ma- ture, fully ripe. i W), L]r to go, delegate, dismiss, send away, despatch, forward. Fan T, G0 e R FR™ $o ac- 8. $Yewd, F9ex38 kaldbara, kalédvara, company one for a short way on the road, s The body, the human frame. out of civility. TP 80 to send for. A. C. BV & 0 kaleydnma, s. The —3 { C. BYoRwe> kaluhddu, s. What has moon. ol | ne strayed or is lost. c. 5(}%3 kalkane, adv. Suddenly, unex- S. f@a kale, s. Brightness, effulgence, ra- pectedly. il diance, lustre. 2. a part, division. 3. the A. C. 5%313% kalku, s, Satisfaction. v. 2. to ofi sixteenth part of the moon’s diameter, one fear i v 269 T02S T, ;30@3 A. C. 5{_&1535 kalta-met, s. Forgetfulness, pita, kal!a-ruju, s. A forgery, false insensibility, ignorance. signature. A. C. ?ffzg"g‘?ip%cf)o kaltalevaniya, S ¢. Y oF kallurike, See wvso2, The moon. c. TY %@é{% kalla-hotte, s. A sham C. TY © 1 » B 3> kalla, kallanu, s A appeérance of pregnancy. thief, robber. adj. dishonest, cheating, de- (¢ '"5@9 kalli, s. Euphorbia or milk-hedge. ceitful, unfair. =¥ FUT work not honestly 2. [¥2] a large coarse net. 3. the name of performed. if%; a fem@le thief. #g%%ads a e € T C. noted robber, & 2 a game. Y § U By ke the caustic a caste of thieves, gipsies. ?‘%"55, T 7T t] Heves. = T 5 g3 T =07 juice of milk-hedge. 4 Y g ) 8, T¢I G, theft, robbery. ¢ TSI I, T, IED to C. 5%9 QSD?\'JJ ].:a][z’—wdsa, s. An awning, T o) 8 T steal, rob. @ a trace of thieves. canopy. ¥, TTT Towsy %‘; LA (! roBd Fowsd the thief A. C. 5%73) kallu, s. Ardent spirits, toddy. § \:'ifl not trust others, and the adulteress will c T o2, I WoD) kallusubu, not trust her husband. 1\ kallusuvu, s. A quicksand. C. fi?p)fc& kalla-kandi, s. A private door within a house, fort, &c., generally used . —'O"Ji? /m]_le, See 1 % d for escape. S. %;ij\ kaksha, s. The arm-pit, the shoul- b der blade. T3S a vessel suspended by C. :5%7; oo /{Ct]](l—/zi?lm', s. A quicksand. d mendicants over the shoulder. 8 { C. 5%7@?7)39’3§ kalla-kunike, s. The back or nape of the neck. s. 85 kakshi, s Objection or reply in 5) § Y argument. Lo one party as opposed to &) 5\?: AOT kalla-ganda, s. An adul- I 1§ another. terer. T ) “ a S. 53‘)\8 156117!?-?]!3/(?, s. The arm-pit. forest of dead trees. 3 c. T¢ \7\)7% kalla-gadle, s, A species of an upper story, 2 pulse. 4 gallery. the intermediate space between o LA .f 4] , )é‘% kallanna, s, A proper name. the outer and inner gate of a fort, called also 8 ] %{:Bodd O 5\?‘ T3 kalla-dana, s. Mischievous or 0 i€ C. B9 K’(Z, See T3, = straying cattle, . 3908, 5903 kdnki, kdnke, s. Mor- gy c. %’%7>sz, fig??ua kalla-ddri, bid heat, closeness, sultriness. § § ¥ 2. the /L‘a,ly](l-]lll’d?', s. A private road, foot-path. S. 300833 kdnchana, s. Gold. & 5] a road in which thieves abound. Iy tree Michelia champaca. Fo0wTed) the At golden mountain. FooIYTS3 a golden i fifj@:fi& kalla-padi, s. A false mea- [ [ sure. vessel used on nuptial occasions. 8 s C. TooezFo o kdnchdna, s. A cash. C. 5&; wu@ kalla-bdvu, s, A temporary [ swelling. s. Tooede, Tooesen & kdnchi, Fkdnehi- BN VY patna, s Conjiveram, near Madras; one 5. Y )ESQKdfié kalla-bigada-kei, s. A i of the seven sacred cities of the Hindus. pick-lock. N CDC FTOWTOHN g woman’s girdle or zone. 2. a e C. TY 598> kalla-mdtu, s. A lie, false- garland of the abrus precatorius. ki hood. o Ezoffieséaec% kdnchi-hullu, s. A fra- R C. f(’j TSQE\J)\ kalla-vésha, s. A false ap- Uy grant grass. 3 Ot pearance, disguise, concealing one’s real cir- C. T0023> kdnchu, See e, Z f, B 0 cumstance De C. ey 20838 kdnjika, s. A kind of sour o 200 16 C. (6 \o/ g gruel. <+ fifij@—dg&w kalla-wop- Ty Oy0; 270 TI00 TVFC < e il olere] /;:(Zzqua, s. A section, division, hook. nation, passion, appetite. FeoFX to wish, 2. a club. 3 a stalk or culm. 4. water- &c 5. an opportunity. 6 an arrow. 7. ahorse. S. 59F, Tooeng kdka, kdki-pakshi, F203%8 3 screen or blind surrounding a tent. s. A crow Fe0B= that which springs from water, as the o2 8. ToJ0 =) kdkanchi, s. The abrus preca- lotus, &c. FooB T a bow and arrow. ~ 72O torius. ko Eleleiay the sea, as holding water. F0B WA il Bramha. c. 39502 kdkambi, s. Treacle. A. C. OTTIOR kdkakalisu, v = To st C. 303 kdndava, s. Agni. 2. Indra’s fail, perish, to wish one to perish. 2 to garden. 3. a class of brahmans so called. laugh heartily. C. B03 kdndi, s. An ox’s yoke. jillis S. 39TRG kdka-guda, s. The sesamum C. 3000¢T kdndira, s. The name of a seed. country. ol c. 39502 kdka-jambu, s, The name 8. 39038 kdnta, adj. Cilmrming, agreeable, of a tune. pleasing. S A stone. 2 iron. 3. the bty moon. 4. Krishna. F208 g beloved hus- C. 3TV /ta’ka-jwara, s. A high fever. 208 g wife. RO e roe 08 band, a husband. C. TOTZ0Y T00GD hdka-tdlu-nydya, a crystal lens. adj. Quite unconnected. hotl: 8. 3903930 kdntdra, s. A forest. 2 a C. BT VROWENE, ToTowor kdka- led 1 difficult or bad word. 3. a sucarcane. dondé-gida, kdka-tonde, s. The shrub, S. 'z’iDO@D?}J kdntdla, s Anger, passion. leca equata. Ul (! S. 208 kdnti, s. Effulgence, brilliance, i 8. BOBDeE kdka-parni, s. The name el lustre, light, beauty, radiance. 208 Ty of a tree. \\n, Fo08 = BVLEN) radiance to be obscured. Fo08 o S. 53%55}5\ ]{((/]L'(l"])(ll"gba, s. Hair growW- p— Fcd F2e3% Justre to appear, light to shine. ing over the temples of children. F08 T N ~O%0 efful- ‘ 5’,;'{“5-, TW® to irradiate, polish. C. 30%:’;‘3;3?\@563‘K3 kdkappandgi-ti- gence to spread, rays to be diffused. rugu, s. To wander idly or foolishly gad 8. 5908 kdnte, 5. A wife. “ 1) a beloved about. one (fem.) 8. TOTFTO /L"(Z]L”tt—&(l]/:, s. An offering to ¢. Too03 kdndava, s. A class of brah- mans so termed. crows, in connection with those made to the ) nanes. 8. 32000 kdndishika, adqj. T 4 ing = running away, put to flight. R ? o] Q g RF D0 C. TOT N, fiadfi&& kda-kabbu, kdda- g, A timid man, a coward. kabbu, s. Wild sugarcane used only for hedges, &c. C. 3202 kdmba, for Toe3. See Focn. S. fiDOS&(’? kambala, s. A cambly. P02 s. 3o5egoxI hdka-bhdjana, s. The ¥ @3 one who wears a cambly. crow’s porti(m.. ady. (W’astcd, dissipated. T PR FRTOTON [eRCT) RTBT T3 TRoB Sy I (in C. To02030 /L"(Zi)lbéé?)dll., s. An ear-orna- DB FIo FToF % 9 O t:: o0 =y =) & > the wealth of the ment. S. 30053..@Qb ku’mbo’di, s. The name of a miser, when concealed and not bestowed in tune. DDNFY F0WRD, fa:a FocWWRLD, Roy, charity and acts of beneficence, will come to 5 4 F20t5%ed varieties of this tune. no good, (will become the portion of crows). C. TOT0LINTG, ugx‘)—@ 359' kdka- 8. 50033500 kdmbhdja, s. One of the 1 IRy Northern countries of India. manchi-gida, kdka-mdchi, s, The fox grape, Solanum trilobatum. 8. TOONo ]id?/l&'?/(l, s. Bell-metal. 2.a cup, goblet. C. FSNT kdkare-gida, s. The shrub Iis momordica charantia. S. :O”D“Méi /a‘(f?‘t]i§]l€, s. Wish, desire, incli- 271 3 rgts) TITCTE S. B 33“:)35353 kdkarétu, s. Ablack water- S. %"D%J@Qdd kdkodara, s. A snake or fowl. serpent. FoFw38 B Vishnw, reclining S. %‘05’5@37\) /fa'/ca—roga, s. Convulsive on a serpent. FBWKTTR)ed the clzief ser- fits. pent. 8. 5959 kdkali, s. A charming, mild S. %D%J@GQ) ]t'(fiw’]d, s. Poison. 2. araven. voice. FoHRYE T Shiva, who drank the poison. C. 53YIDs kdkalanu, s. An affected man, CG: fiaé\@f? /fl?(i]f()’_li, s. One who wanders or one who has to encounter difficulties. about doing nothing. B %3'8' /L'(l/]b’l', [%—_3?] s. A crow. C. TORT, TONG, TR kdgada, kd- C. To3eTIRIITY, T BT B gida, kdgaja, s. Paper. 2. aletter, doc- kdki-kadvubina-hula, kaki-bdle-han- ument. 3. a card to play with. FORTTYD ( @ to play at cards. FTonRT WUWW o write a n¥, s. A large grub of which crows are fond. letter. Eartatal e,ai@\’e.ja SR to seal up a Yot (. ter. FoRT Sk, FoRT BUF a letter to arrive. C. T0BeNB kdki-gida, s. The shrub We- bera tetrandra. FonT 3VL to convey a letter to its destina- tion. 73 3) a letter or manuscript. ¥ c. BoSewone3 kdéki-bangdra, s. Tale. RB Rectd g paper figure. FNRT I g paper C 2. tinsel, brass leaf ghttering like gold. mill or place where paper is manufactured. C. To5e@eRy kdki-hanpu, s. The fruit Fond L.BAEW to open a letter. 2. paper to of the Webera tetrandra. give or run. Fons ot a bundle of papers. C: 0 o D} ‘8‘@?\%\.@ =20 3*&@3 Akdlki-sommu-ro- Fon0 ®e , FoN3 T, to do up papers. 2. to I g0, s Epilepsy. affix a public notice upon a wall, to put up a C. 59B> kdku, s. Mental, physical, natural, paper or advertisement. I, or artificial heat. FaEe0 heat to abate. T T. B. TN kdgi, [%]s. A crow. T # FTo¥ C. F to become heated. %S heated. &, crows to cross one’s path from the left S 33 a heated body. 2. aloud laugh. Fe®o side, which is an ill omen. FoNg 8ORTT H>T, To¥ Fwed 3T to laugh loudly A. C. crows returning back, which prevents the Bad, corrupt. supposed ominous consequences. FoN VYN g 8. ToB> kdku, s. Change of voice in fear, flock of crows. FoM 3T the name of a tree. grief, &c. 2. irony. FOTO R, T LT a o0 we a jet black colour, ¥ wored talc. dolorous sound, a cry. 2. tinsel shining like gold. FoN SweB Wik g FoN G s. 50300 kdkuda, s. The inside of the medical drug, monospermum cocculus. C, cheek. 2. the palate. T2, 3 a kind of paddy. C. ToTx30B kdku-mddu, v. n. To de- c. 33N3DeT kdgina-shire, s. A females black cloth with a gold coloured, striped riate, act out of the usual way ; to be offend- ed with. border. C. fi'afo‘doi’jo kdakurulu, s. Dried cowdung C. TOR> 38 /m’—guzzita, s. Spelling, put- in forests. ting letters together. (8 c. 303w kdkulate, See wwovd. C. TORIR kdgusu, v. a. To heat, make 0 S. 63%37\? kdkustha, [son of %7 ]s. One warm. of the names of Rama. T. B. TOR kdge, See TN (. 3 C. 30TY )awafi) kdkulla-bidi, s. Ashes A TR0 kdgeyu, adj. Inconstant, % of dried cowdung. unstable, fickle. C. %@ 733 l‘(fge—sltidla, s. The small black ¢. 5% kdke, adj. Hot, heated. T. B. [* %] a crow. bird gom:m]]y termed the king-crow. Ifs (. 8 e flight is constantly consulted by the Hindus 1} 50T o&d kd koti, s. A polefor carrying burdens. as an omen ; when it flies from right to left 0, 3 2 r7¢ (&4 TN TV FBON ke o this is considered a fortunate omen, and 2T 7 the black art, the science of con- g vice versa. juring ef st S. 98F kdcha, 5. Glass. 2. a rope net- c. o8, TBH kit kdtiya, ad;. work to carry any burden with. 3. a disease Brown. Fo8w Tomd g brown colour. FedR | AVEDL arising from some a it C 270 g brown turban. cction of the optic nerve i or gutla serena. FBBF pealing glass. T C. 39830 kdfu, s. The bite of any animal & %) a glass vessel. F9B S0 g glass bead. vandes or reptile, as a rat, serpent, &c. 2. the sting 9% O3 g kind of mineral salt used medi- of a scorpion. T2t TR its throb or pain. cinally, &c. ¥2% F234a solution of glass sand. T8 W% to be bitten or stung. X C. 5959 kdchdta, [#mu] s, trife, e c. 508, FoE8R0B, 59E33008 kdte, contention, biting. kdte-ganji, kdteyambali, . Gruel o "0“32533'?\?5 /ccic/zz'—gida, s. The fox grape, made from any grain. Solanwm wigrum, a species of night shade. pd Jot C. 3 535(%&3 kdtldta, s. Wra 1gling or fight- qomre C. T30 kdehi-hullu, s. A long, ing, as dogs. ot R to wrangle. T estl by I N Jd coarse grass used for tats or thatching. 3¢ WRdR g grass thatch. C. TOB kdda, adj. Of or belonging to a forest, jungle, &c. 2. wild. C. B93> kdchu, s. Sediment of boiled are- 3[’?}" ca nut. C. TTTFRE kdda-kavade, s. The T2 AR, T2 109 g hall of this drug Pl cucumis madraspatamus. composition. Fe=078 this composition mix- apet 0 ed with chunam to render it more stimulatin g. C. TOTTey) kdda-kabbu, s. Wild sugar- papey 921 cane used for fences, &c. . f?)o"d, 5'08% ]L'({’ja, ZECZJ‘?‘, S, Al\(]:ahonle- dan priest. utupd C. TOBNeD> kdda-gichchu, See womse . T. B. 39&° kdju, See w02, C. 5oReSTo B> kdda-chikkddu, s. A c. 38 kdta, (%3] s, Trouble, annoyance, species of musquito. Je | vexation. 2. a demoniacal possession, haunt- C. TOTTD kdd-adavi, s. A dense, imper- ed by a ghost, plagued by an evil spirit. 3 . vious forest. See F2=. dwod oY g gpecies of lizard (o fiDGiQ?\fb kdd—atti—gic]&, s. A wild pushs usually called the bloodsucker. TRy b, fig tree. wFYD Fek annoyance of musquitoes. T T it} fret c. 30C3wee kdda-nona, s. A gadfly. Attt ¥ plague of the planet Saturn. C. fia'df)'uw k(Zda—chpa, s. The ourang- c. 5°&%F kdtaka, s. Famine, drought. 7 outang. c. 58T, 508590 kdtaka, kdtakdi, C. TVBDIRTONS kdda-pdparé-gida, s. adj. Plundering, pillaging, marauding. . The cucumis madraspatamus, a medical of or belonging to a fowler. T¥=8T, Totiws fd drug. 8T the profession of a marauder or fowler, ’ st t FoWFD g fowler, marauder. F28% g female C. 63'(’51"0) kddappa, s. A proper name. of this class. C. TOBRRN kdda-basavanna, s, The c. 308 m kdtanna, s. The fowler’s idol, image of an ox placed in a jungle, to which consisting of a few stones white-washed, and offerings are made when any epidemic seizes ¢ b a flower or two placed on them. cattle. E“Sx}afi I to worship this god. C. 53”§23@§;’a kdda-bilu, v.n. To be de- prived of one’s senses. C. Fo8Dovee hdtama-rdja, s. A king so named. C. ToBRATT0D Ldda-miniké-kdi, 52 wJ O = 5] €. To > 33> kdtameiya, See e, s. The wild Bryonia callosa. [ € DoV kidtike, s. Lamp-black and oil C. 3‘.)2‘2?33@% kdda-méke, s. A wild goat. i mixed, used as a collyrium. C. BOTGIDs kdda-yemme, s. A wild ;{ G 8o B W od Yo S < buffalo. kdgipdpa, A conjurer. fo 273 200 I0) Cng G Fo3 kddu, ». a. To torment, afflict C. TOBNORNG kdda-sige-gida, s. The name of a tree 3. to teaze, dun, vex. 2. to spread out. FRFBI g troubler, teazer, dun- C. 3OT®oD kdda-handi, s. A wild hog disgrace. FToB ) ner 2% to cause to teaze, to vex, c. 398x%3 kdda hakki, s. A sort of wild duck afflict, distress O STITeIH L fi‘awo‘?\&io kddu-kich- C. TOBRUR N ov 38 kdda-halasina-ma- ra, s c;’zu, hedn-g chelu, s. V\ ild, or self ig- A species of the artocarpus integri- nited fire in forests ( Jolia D) c. 3vEelRYs kddddigalu, s Persons C. TORIDRO e kddu-donde, s A wild o Living or v ndering in forests Swe Bryonia grandis 7 JNTOD TIFRNRY €333 see ye is not the C. T kdduddu, s. The wild pulse, G valour of the foresters without example pnras eolus mungo C. Somoso kdddramba, s C:r Dry culti- C. TOTOTIN kddu-nuggi, s. A wild sort ation (, of moringa c. Tomoy kdddou, s A wild cow. A class - C. FRNT DT> kddusiddaru, s C. == [OX] >3 kddi, 8. The fibre of a leaf, or a dl of Shivite mendicants with wooden bells dried piece of hay, &c used as a tooth-pick . £ oY et kdde, s. The stalk orsmall branch C. ToOF0UDw BNIBY kddikdlallorasi- of a flower. 8¢ bidu, v. a To annoy and trip up, to vex (85 To °‘)" /Lcm{)”Z/, s. A wild sesamum. and overthrow G : kdd-kadle, s. A wild species of See C. 30T kddike, s. The act of troubling < Bengal gram. or te: 1/111” l‘l;\' C. 'Uuz\fi Ech) kdd-gichchu, See w22 - $T2) . o c. TOORA kddiga, s. A duck ha C. fim,a o) Aari— C. TR kddi ganiv, s. Aneye with > J'll?’l, s. A wild sheep. 0 dark eye-lids AT e 0 kdd-gina, s. A wild buffalo. pe c. 507 kddige, s. A collyrium of lamp- R C. TOBHNY la(lpol(«, s. A field at a dis- black and oil, applied by women as an orna- tance from a town ment to the edges of their eyes i ) mildew fa FoBR W, black colour. FoRN Sd Ui v ewfbf soBw R kdd-poge, kdd- 1 grain = ] 2’k %3 e . Smoke in a jungle @ to become nnldc wed, as corn l (e T ( S C. oM fi(ma, adj. One eyed. S, a Crow €3 g collyrium hox. R D) , TORNT, 5t You ¢ T apply a collyrium to the eyes o a person with only one eye. iy C. TOBTNDED DIRT( kidige-bannada- C. ToLT 0L Z‘Sw F w3 kdna-kdna- 003 kaddukollu ) a To steal before a per- halkki, s. A wagtail. iy Foe Toor [N to do hefore C. fiuLJ—SONO kddi-bédu, v. a. To entreat son's eyes cert TR T 24 | one’s eyes. @ to fall into a pit, | { with importunity snare, or danger, with the eyes open Cong c. 590> kadu, s A jungle, forest. 2. a burn- C. T 983 kdndchi, S An hereditary 860 9 ing place, burying ground, cemetery. Fen 03539 estate 2] 7o it > an hereditary village FTIW 2535 BB g ol e S “he has one foot in the TR 0 the heir to an estate grave.” adj. Black. 2. impenetrable, hard oy, difficult 3. wild. ¥ DD RIEYS) Foa entirely desert c. Toed kdni, s. (in arithmetic) The frac- ey 3033 g man who lives in tion one sixty-fourth 2. unevenness of wholly jungle Tu] ( woods. Fe@) 7w a wild buffalo TOB) les overbalance (3] Q a piece of inferior Oy 3J cJ =2 T 20 FTeWY W Jand not included in that which is rented i It Iy IBIE og Bryowia callosa i = 2 < 2 To® g balance not poised @"u‘:& ) e the ca 'dzoy)m'munv halicacabum 2 TR 20 0O & o] % RO a uneven scales Foed T to make scale <3 a plant o called ull ¥ even t ]lE yello VY SOY t %eing 274 INT 0 i C. TOMRFRTD> kdni kasaru, s. The low in sight, appear, be seen. T WAT percep- fo est sum usually mentioned tible, visible, present T WOTT, FoUITH Jon invisible TeHh S ™ to C. To 9T, ?DQ’QO’U}J,) kdnike, kdnike- imperceptible, Ve, P 11 AL sappear, be lost. i{@)])d, s. An offering, any gift to a supe- 5] 10T i . a subscription or donation T3P T kdnisu, caus To cause to 100 Fe® to make a complimentary present T show, make appear v. n. and impersonal [ To seem 837 gl Ty SONEW to give a present and appear, be seen, be perceptible close the hands out of respect FONF [Ui come 1n sight 2. to make its appearance, Fa60] J appearance, view, sight happen as sickness, &c. In almost every case T gnd FTec C.TBNINGE kdpigina-gida, s. The tre o may be used inter no Galidupa arborea, Rox %V{Srr , oil made cha g eably. FTocon TRFO to go and visit or from the fruit of it. present one’s self to. C. 500X kdnisu, See under Foew. | I C. TOTQ, TOTwR kdne, kand, particles C. TR 3, D30T i((m—p()cfi- emphatic as, 9T T3 yes, (to a female in- ferior). STNTIFRY es, (to a male inferior), o iy chu, kdni-péru, s hat is put to bal- S [*] 7 2 (] 2 o ance scales. A.C .\{\ /(/72/¢e, See F2rc ook 1§ ) ¢ 0D 508000 kdtaddu, C. ToL0 /a7??/, v.a. n. & impersonal, To ] atludu o see, perceive, be sensible of, feel 2. to seem, 3d. per. sing. neut. past tense of T O3, 3] appear, be seen. e?fwu% FoE I _[ saw 1t T 8 N3 g tree that has borne FEDN kY 3.8, T 1l = 80 1t & iy Toe T2 £ WID (you) may see. Yol %@mi TF 30 g tree that is bearing 9 a seems. 0168 01 3 to occur, happen AN S 1i sease &e fruit that has been producec B(F) Tod 3 pain ca me on. B S FoLe faMsjal) = 2= S. 3083 kdtar @, s. Rashness, precipitancy how much is there? T O Bod 2 persons who have seen. 2. wantonnessg, lasciviousness. adj. Wanton 2. persons whom one has seen frolicsome, Instful 2. hasty ;p or knows by ght neighbour strangers, persons not belonging to one FoRBIT TO0IR C. Eaubié kdtar kei, s, The tame of & sage. (=} s %A @983 do not go to other people’s houses. FORTB anywhere everywl ere. FoBTEEN S. T8O kdtarisu, o. n Toberash pre- L2 o to flee in every direction. 0BT e cipitate. 2. to fear 3. to be uneasy, impa- 1 I o 7 to wander about without aim tient with anger 4 to be wanton loose in any lascivious. place that presents itself. FoROWISD, TOR did S0TAW to refrain from being you see? 2. an emphati pression for, see rash or ngry-. aC FoOB FToLB immediately imperceptible, C uuu?)’ 0BOR kdtala, kdtalige, obscure, unknown. TOR) ToHT BB %’w% to it s. Rashness, impetuosity precipitancy grumble to one self. 2. to speak \Vlthou‘c C. T @ugf /(ll’((l()', s. Anger, passion, hast- certain knowledge. TO®) TR © unintelligent 1mess. TOSIY RFY, Teed e 2 to become angry: 0 dull, stupid. 2. wilfully blind or ignorant = =5 passion to rise. 2. to be precipitate )10 C ()Hfll\ 1}1 [«:N) W to visit, go and see see and depart. B. 39850, 3o o kdtura, kdtu , ¥ DIT 20 STy Fowo TOor See and %» 4 B come and see me to-morrow 20 to see for one’s self; discover, find, light 8. 39800 kdiydyani, s. Péirvati, upon. FoR) SWRED to try, examine, make wife of Shiva 2. a middle aged widow FOB 0 experiment Sw@ to imitate, copy, wearing a dress indicating the practice of Lot e iy J ) S So Y i austerity follow an example. 9 to have an TR ONAHE Shiva. FTo VAR L nterview with, converse with. TFTO [« T FoW ) Ganesha. TR -2 A% to see what has been seen. LIy ooV T C. 390 kdda past rel. part of e, FTo0W 2 F20W, T9W which sees or appe S. That which is watched, boiled, heated, frieds 0 he sees. FRIDTY o) [s8) ‘xppeamme &c. 2. that which bore, as a tr FTID TR T W, Tae y FHW (%9 to come seemg o) parched or fried grain. 28 w99 hire for 27 Ot N - =2 FTIT0 % Tol S watching. 0 BwY g watched field. 3 c. 3o30°RO kdnabdvali, s. An orna- 39T g tree that has borne. T3 TORFY fie]‘y ment for the ear. yes C. TIVNING kdnigina-gida, s. The tree 8. T30 @] 2 kddamba, [$ccw] s. The tree Dalbergia arborea. FIINS 7 F o oil made nauclea cadamba. 2. a drake or teal. 3 from this tree. an arrow. Fosow 33 g garden of cadamba S. E‘Dbgfi kdnina, s. The son of a virgin. trees. F0oQ a long line of clouds, (the 2 an illegitimate son, a bastard. clouds being compared to the large white C. 393> kdnu, adj. Hard, indurated, solid, flowers of the nauclea cadamba.) TP a concealed, candied. FToFe™ to boil to a spirituous liquor extracted from the flowers candy, as sugar, to heat a fluid till it becomes L of this tree. solid. ¥ 818w to take out solid or whole. 4 A. C. BOBOZI> kddalanu, s. A lover, T30 £ sjo'agfi congezled or firm curds. fa paramour, husband. w8Y g female lover, F52 to make firm or hard wife, sweetheart. (. H. 932700y kdnugoi, s. An officer of AL O 03D kddalme, s. Love, affection, a large district, acquainted with its customs i friendship. and with the nature of its land tenures. c. 50098 kdddta, s. A fight, war, battle. = . C, = El W@ v, . To fight, war. fll’;@%‘)\) a war- H. 930S kdnilnu, s. A rule, regulation. 8 E rior. s. o880, TR kdpatyae, kdpata, . To002» kddimbu, s. A hot place. S Hypocrisy, deceit, dissimulation, artful A, ( C . concealment of one’s intention, cunning, arti- 01] 5o0F kddike, s. The act of fighting. fice, trick, cheating. Few8R a hypocrite. . 530w kddi-kollu, v. a. To fight See T3 unprovoked. 2 s. 5o kd-patha, s. A bad road. o i, C. 3o0T> kddiru, v. n. To be waiting on, & wicked conduct. paying court to. One c. 39%3 kdpara, s. A family. figdg-m 1t C. T00eE, kddi-batte, s. A thick cloth, a man with a family. W 2. See TdwE,. f}\ C. TOWID /m’pa’du, v.a. To defend, C. IO kddu, v. n. To fight, war. (7 Y ; nourish, preserve, protect. 2. to countenance, FoUREIT g nourisher, protector. (, F22) C. 6~@3§J@§)’3) kddu-kollu, [#v%] v patronize. F2T wolD to comp. To expect, wait for. 8. 5o0d, ToWodToT kdpdli, kd- Pt of be waiting or expecting, to remain in attend- palikda-mata, s. A Shivite sect. vty 0l ance. i . s. owo¢ kdpdla, s. The temples. 2. a ( S C. To00s kddudu, 3rd per. sing. neut. past kind of cucumber. v Uy tense of FToww. ]y T, S. Tox ]&’((’r]??'f, s. The name of a tune. C. T390 kddu-nidu, v. n. To wait C, W 9 PTOD I, TR T. B. 3000 kdpinjela, [wuowe]s A and see. 2. to try and fight. H}Iuyr 2. the act kind of bird. Ji 2 the act of waiting on or for. C. BT li(t’pi/fle, s. The act of guarding. (R2VAY, of fighting. watching, &c. See TaBw. L,Vb‘) F C. FOT® 8&5 kddydta, s. Contest, war. af)] TR0 to fight. C. To0Z kdpina, adj. Guarded, preserved, i 1 watched. 303 o preserved or watched 8. T ‘SQf)J kddruvéya, s. A serpent fruit. 003 EwY g watched field. of the race that is supposed to people the P D@ lower regions. C. TODYY, TodRo kdpipu, kdpisu, o I “H.{t [ caus. To make watch, &c. FoLYD causing Y0 g C. TOITOI kdna-kdna, s. The name of to watch. ay a game. I @/':nzgl E. 300002 kdpi-bija, s. Coffee. 8. B33 kdnana, s. A forest, desert, jun- Pa‘laa iy gle. c. To%y kdpu, s. Protection, guard, guard- mflknsea) : 276 — FTIDRO TIPS ity ianship. 2. a ceremony on the sixth or FoCed one who has the power of assum- seventh day after a child’s birth. 8. bearing, ing any form at pleasure. FRBI Anirud- tw 792 a debauched UIte as a tree, producing, as a field. 4. heating, dha, the son of Cupid. FIINT ]i- b it as metals, &e. 5. fomentation. 6. watch- man. T2 g beautiful woman. ing, taking care of. TAENG F23Y heating a bidinous, lustful. 30T g lustful man. bracelet to ascertain its quality. =) S | TE0E g lustful woman. % = @ TS0 TIF TS (g zfos?gfi% fomenting a sore. ZeuwS Fewd watching Cupid. s <D Rati, the wife of Cupid. S IS e jv field. ?a?‘ég\ oY fomenting the eye. STy C. 3930023 kdmanchi, s. A fragrant | slight or gentle heat. Ty ¥, a charm, - kind of grass. i amulet, talisman. TR VB, T QB to set a 7 A. O, TODITD ki £97 misara, s. Custom, toll. watch. i =9 3=7 X Srsrye FINTGES v watches, guards. ik WV SO s 2. pride. a guard FTogy Totw, FeRY to guard, S. TODTT, Foo7o3 kéma-kdra, kd- take care of. — o ma-gdra, s. A workman, T>RFS, T3 c. 3oY8, 39YB, T DS} =g <y i“:ro'{;fij kd- 0 work. U a? puta, kipu Aty kdpuna, kdpula,[wsc] s. 395328 kdmatha, adj. Of or belonging s. The act of watching, fomenting, &e. to a turtle. C. YT kdpura, See =zs. 8. F9R0IBTOR kdmana-rana-rangd, o 4 S. ToRYTW, kd-purusha, s. A bad man. [Cupid’s battle-field] s. Sexual pleasures I 0 ‘,w’.‘?‘i TR0 I S. kdmana-billu, S The A€ TR ]i'd{/(l, [:\F@OD’\);;J’ or 8. Too3den One who watches, takes care of, or preserves. rain-bow. 2. [¥2ew0d] that which appears or is seen. 8. & C.*'D?ba’fia%’%gfa kdmana-makka- T2 ¥ a contemplated affair, proposed ob- lu, s. Boys who play with &¥0% at the feast P ect. BID FYJ TP FTow o T3 T O =3 o? NIXEY -9 SATA I l‘i‘ " DoTIANT (o] BT BB PIYAR-S o ) d )™ he o of Cupid. Al my son! if 8. & ¢. T9IRTo kdmana-sudu, v. a. one respectfully attempt anything with others, it will be easily done. ToW BIT eagerness To burn an effigy of Cupid at an annual fes- tival of his. to see. s. & ¢. T =) oV C. 5-383%‘) /c(fbald, s. Darkness. s;abréaz%, T8 kd- a mana-hunppive, }fa'mmzd_ta, o A n HE R n- C. Toome3 kdbdddra, Remitting nual festival in honour of Cupid. FTINT TV 24 part of land taxes, on account of sugar cul- 83 JR = LT e VF ¢ o rain should come in March. & 9 ‘(Ufl” ] tivation, from which the deficiency is to be £ %) 2 at the festival of Cupid water is turbid. oLl paid. - A. C. T30 kdmara, See ws0. C. 588> kdbidu, ». a. To set a watch, FowaSer the act of watching. s. T92oT&%T kdma-rakita, adj. Chaste, continent. i ke C. ToDNRZ ]f(l’b?;ji, s. A scare-crow ; some- thing put in fields, &c., to frighten away birds. 8. 3oR520 kdmdndha, adj. Blinded by pride or lust. C. TOVDPZA ]L’a’&lf/':l:(/a, s. A blind man. C. 30508 kdmdta, adj. Of or belonging [ 8. 390 kdma, s. Wish, desire, generally FOD %] 33 T @ & (3] 23 = 2 to a bricklayer. the bu- applied to libidinous desires. FToRONTF0, T ? I 23 PR siness of a bricklayer. S, FToundnRI g InBT, EE] (AL & lust, inordinate affection. ¥ I o bricklayer. e @038 speaking what one lists. Foa0 2 °F eat- L < b . TvIed kdmdri, s Shiva, enemy of J e ing what one likes. F23053T doing whatso- ) Cupic il ever, or going wheresoever, one chooses. TR 5 =%wY harlotry, wanton caresses. ) WISE T. B. 333509, X500 kdmdli, kd- ¥ R | Vishna. Fo t)?r’%, k3 AT 30 the cow of mdle, [¥e20%] 5. A kind of jaundice. ow paradise, produced at the churning of the R FTIRG g undice producing great swell- i ing. WL milk-sea, and said to give whatever is wished. w9d a jaundice, attended with - yil 2 { 7 Lo @ ) DI T 900 reat prostration of strength. D3 FFnO g s. Cupid Foo0 Shiva the enemy of Jjaundice producing excess of saliv TR T Cupid —c ) e 50 jaundice attended with unnatural appe- .00 3 ]L‘((Jac(, s. A class of brahmans tite q L e ocC S, To & A \ kdmdkshi, s. A goddess. S Lo H. 39 (f)a 530 kdyamu, See oo, a cind of f ddle. Sngmed g fiddler Ad (. 5000 kdyal, s. Fever ES} < 2590 0% to play a fiddle. o\ S To Yol > kdmini, . A beautiful woman C. OO0 kdayale, adj. Close, neat, well set, as the texture of cloth. (@] 20 'O‘e,waa DLV TWeR kdmi- C. 0> kdi, s. Ancer ) L any unripe [ kdmili, kamila-rdga, § . Jaundice. fruit, berry, &e., a cocoanut S an S . VRIND LUmMISU, V. a. To wish sire, vegetable w h a head, or that grows In a o covet 8F T3 the head. o FaW th psule €0 C S C 595923 kdmu S. The handle of a ladle heart (physically). @ <& the cocoanut. =~ S 2y or poon [5) Lo the stalk of a lotus, or othe T @ FROW ( TROTY pleonastic) a vegetable or flower above. fruit, as s 8. TeR0S kdmuki, o d ee under T30, (SR 20> ke , See 230 A, G- fib (] 2o kamulkhd adv Positively, C. :O“o'.@u"()' 2>, kdi-kattu, . n. To become t all events. indurated, hat d, as the hands of certainly, ¢ callous, C. S artizans, shoulders of palankeen bearers, &e. . uvoJSfi ]((741/(/, adj. Desirable. =NC I S. T 1% (e} = C. T0WTFOeR kdika-dipa S. A larg > kdya, s. The body ! lamp carried by Shivite mendicants. 4 bod fl\ labour. As Dbef iore , unabo- C. Fo00T > kdika-duddu S. Alms i H UDOJ ©) ILL'/(H ) (I( ,. —c;‘ oo} ESAY) M 5o B [€N)] o) to religicus mendicants. lishe 1 )9.111:1"(,11 . to fix s establizh, maxe p(‘rmumnt T [P} o 3 {2 D, (e} Q C. Too0 /\cg /‘M:/”d(]f’ s. Pulse, all sorts A W fixed establishment of 2 rain (,\)nullxl(‘(' in )U(*S or .‘.D‘U)\\A ng in cap- S. Profession calling sule C. TOISF kéyalk C. trade, business ; much used among the linga C. TOODR e kdi-gannu, S. An eyein “r people 9 c c lins. adj. Indifferent, bad. which the p upll has perished. ! 20T 0 Fe bS] vork badly done. TV = [s] FOCTTF fe 0. BOOA Pl 7((1J((HN s. A green grocer 0 T o )1 noe Iy the professi O n of a Jangam mendican v € 201 £ S a vender of vegetables. from door to door, of a night, with a lamp, C. \)LO:))‘*“LQ 7({..}21’/2', s. The tuft of and burning incense. %wb4 VT the pr 0 fibres on the fore part of the cocoanut [ eS8S1G 1 of a Jtl“l”(’:?? mendicant traver ~1H“ a sti & e OS)(,_)&/(-) ST U eet with an Im vessel and beating Ldi-dh (l)IJ(I, s. A generic §0 reuna 1te Wl &1 T @ a term for pvl\e (3] # the practice c 3] 8% J\,Omu UU\.)SJW <0, ©) nendal E standing on thorns, piercing him- 0 (3 \ 03)(‘\@303 (¢ B S¢ I‘ f vit 1 da o r, and thus extorting alms kdi- )(///(’ fa fi-palye I’(e -sopp, 8. JN L ~2n [e0) TRX QO = =30 T QoC Pod and leaf vegetables FI0N wl/ Ton® g top ¥ a mendicant of the Vishnu sect parading the street, blowing 1114; green grocer’s shop. 02 4 and soliciting alms. S (g Ii. 3!/03)&3, ToO0Mm© Ldaide kdid conch, 1—50‘11‘1110 a plate Iy F T ® % o what is your profession ? Custom, rule, regulation- FTIOWTR 20 ¢ AC- R XA ol ST @ to follow a prc 551011, T = 3¢ cording to custom. &) to ask alms. (3 C. TODR kdisu, ». caus o make watch, o~ 2 7 C Oqafig@ @D@\ \ A kdya-kolu-c keep, or guard, as cattle, &c. vitige, S Jarge lamp a 1ed L(\fm e an Y @ 0D TR kdi-rasa, s. The milk express- an an e. idol in procession, with a brass h ed from th cocoanu boiled with sugar and S B ToO0X sprung from the body water N rkayaja - 2 { 8 TN oD [l C. T8> kdi-hdlu, s. The juice or H. 303083 A Ldranyi, S. A tunnel r under milk of a cocoanut o ne hannel for water F=:Co %3 g tank (o A. C. TO00I00%y kdimpu, See Toex, . upplied from some ¢ er source by an under- il v ground channel 2. a tank from which water C. OO kdyu, v. a To p o tect lefend is supplied by an under-ground channel preserve, save, guard, take care of, watch, S. 320T la;('/b S . A 1 tend 2. to bear fruit, produce. 3. to for 'h ent, cting give, excuse. 4 =N U0 wait 1n e\peataum V. . doing. [OF the doer of an 2 action. P> L heat el 7 S a high fever. %Cvi o a To warm, heat, get heated, burn, boil. to have fever 3. to shine, glow, be hot, as the norbidly heated EA Sun or moon ight OTTY, F @ (V8 &3 V)T, TO C. T9TFQ kdra kdla, s. The rainy season. v O2)T il I\ TR, TIWWID warming heating H 3u'd)vu<\) kdra ]z/oa/LC’, s. A manufac- il burning boiling [5) N watching protectin tory, work-shop. FTC0N e 9 ) filg tending 3 forgiving 0. (8] (&3] C. TOOVRS kdr ('()’(/CZ(’, s. Wet cultiva- it 1t has borne or produced, &e. Hw et FTIOX to restre 1 ang 2) tion duri uw the rainy season 16 OF (9] F2wED to keep bac the C. S30AD hand from striking =3} when ex asperated g e kdra-gattalu, s. Thick, = t dense dar s ness e :O‘:?/O\JJD]{" 1 2 i) =] ver, wrath, pas- ‘sln. C. ToONG kdra-gida, s ‘he name of a tree. 0. D009 rnea [//7/11’ ) . (0] boil over o} o B w AT A Uuu\,b kdradavi, s, A thic nper s 1. (8] T, ™ the oil vessel ous woaed. which is boiling over To & /mana, s. History, narrative. A.C. B9 Jjoa\ /L(cz‘ljll S. Anger, wrath, fexy) ’: 2. heat T 0,830, TD ‘(‘j-‘ A & kdr "ANd, s. Reason, purpose, mo- displeasure, passion \‘ s (SONN y tiv 3. lob Tw® to become incensed or heated. 2. cause, as opposed to effect D, TV A. C. 390 kdr ~ destiny, fatality CD © 23 an apparent 23 lad, (in comp.) Wild cause LVFIT T30 g material cause. d jungle. bld.\ £ 3. of or belonging to the e FeTo gan efficient cause FTewL FoTlom g wetb season primary, first, or original caus Ty 000 FeTed ] o kara, An = affix of nouns expressing an ‘1mmediate cause DF a man of the agent or doer of a thing, practice or pro- Ty TSF — mmportance. one by whom mat- fession as JBIYFO g man of correct be- ters of importance are to be effected, a person : 1T0F0 haviour (9] a man acturer of arrow: mvested with authority or ability. 208%F3T g watcher of public cattle ne ~ S. ToT ..),_f‘ v C = e who ma keg RE, s mats or arrows. e3¢ [esN] F30 , 50T T kdrandrthi, kd- T OE a spy =NT0 gn enemy <) 203FT g rapika, s. A prophet, one who predicts 5 songster 20 ¢ an future things IR 1 agreeable speaker. A oJ e e T e} W S5 o2 o #8383 friend. a peon. ?da §To kdrane, b The red stripe or alumniator 1 J FF T a currier, leather sel- ainting upon the lower part of the walls of ler or worker 9 Lo 1y termination of some neu- a native house, as an ornament to the build- =, e e 3 I, ter nouns ; as % FT0 resin. zWFsT fuller’s g T OTIT) TRV a red stripe. FTO0FH =3 ) @9, %208 =D 2 FTe0 &9 e $rww to make this goap a composition used to heighten the colour of gold. TEFT g smith’s tongs stripe. ly & ©0%3T g little skirt worn by female children. A. C. 59083Y kdra-pavala, s. A florist adj. Black 2 wet arland maker. (5 Jag e So kdrabhdru ma- C. 9T kdra, See 0. Dt} GY v S Rul } ) T B = O kdra S g nagement, superintendence FTe0L (@3] . [ 1t : a0 e T D) Wy o kdra, kiram S, to man ag e, superintend. A pri- Je = 20 3 UU-CO kdrai wf.., kdra- S01, }u‘l ol Q 1 S. T o T ot ) 1,‘€//(!, S ne wimordica charantia kdrandava, s. A sort of duc 279 Nar TIOD TV~ 2 1, 00D kdravi, s A stout red cloth. branch or arm of the sea. (2] L B8 59D the C. 30 high flavour of food %V T the fruit sea- kdra-shambe, s. The name of a tree. son Fe2¥ F3T0 the iron share of a plough. T DY the former rain Fo w3 the C. 303 ]aim'((S}lC’, s. The plant solanum point of a ploughshare FTD Se¥NY the trilobatum ils or clamps which fasten the iron share ¢. 5o8RoY3en kdrasambdla-nelly, to the plough T3 JI93E to make hot. 2. s. A kind of paddy which is eight months in to make black. 3. to make vomit. 4 coming to perfection. make deliver up what has been embezzled By DAGIOOK C. .o 2y 305&’;392 =0 kdra-habba, FeTd e the lightning of wet weather. T kdra- -hunnime, s. An offering by Studras D 3B the clouded sky of the wet season. to the monumental stones set up by the ori- oW WY the wet-season crop. F20owa), dark- ginal builder of a village, for its prosperity, on ness or clouds to overspread FAT) N 0 to the 15th lunar day of the 3rd Hindu month occasion a burnt smell. T2 R8 2w gable dark- In some parts this offering is made when any ness. F20) YW corn growing in the wet 02, epidemic seizes cattle. season. koS, - ég R FTRY, ToodtcdedEnvo the heat of the first lunar-month was like a 8. TIUORT, TOUIA H T kdrdgdra, kd- smith’s forge. T2 98, paddy cultivated in rd-griha, s A jail, prison. the hot season. C. 5000000 kdrdmani, s. A kind of lentil c. 500> kdru, v. a. & n. To vomit, retch 2. to bite. eject poison A. C 336@’3”2 kdrdvali, s A cape, pro- FoTIT I3, kdrukana-mushti, s. montory, or bank thrown up in the sea A carpenter chisel § S. 330 kdri, s. An agent artist, artificer 28 H. 3902w kdrukinu, s, A derk Bro8Fe0 g man fond of dress [32V) VTl an writer. obliging person ©xF0 g disobliging per son $355%20 a foolish man. 2F0 gn ue 1} 8. TR0 kdrunya, [#%e] s Pity &F a kind person WEO g, bemral kindness, compassion. %LU\){’)‘B 5] r-n or compassionate person. Foloeyy J8F kind ©F kdrika, s. A profession, art a verse. behavicur, amiable conduct TN kdru-nuggi, s A kind of C. ‘GDu%;@QJ kdri-kollu, Sece %30. black moringa. 5o0Bs kdridu, . . V. d. To make black. C. C Usda,;)‘?\m kdruppi-gida, s. A black to fumigate with burnt chillies. thorny shrub. C. 33O kdrini, See w53s. C, Jo}) O ]L(Huppu, s. A kind of black T, B. 390350 kdriya, See w>or. alt C. 03> kdriralu, s. A dark night C. TOTIRY kdru _p/mla, s. Paddy sown C. TR kdrisu, v. caus. To make vo- in the wet season. mit or disgorge F20 3@ to make give up C. 590808 kdru-bende, s Hibiscus what one has embezzled, &e. esculentus sylvestris C. TOOBO kdri-hariyy, v n. To C. 3e0%wd kdru-bokke, s. Boils on distil, drop through, run through the leg W C. 30T kdrika, s. The date fruit H. 59522590, 5902500 kdru-bhdri, kd- (. The wet season 2 & ru-bdri, s. A manager, superintendent, one C. 30> kdru, s smith. invested with subordinate authority. 2 3. a ploughshare 4. the crop of 20, ToThwed 5, Rule, management, govern- rice sown in April, and reaped in June and 4 [5) ment July.®adj. Black, dark [22T] hot, pun- 4. of or be- gent, spiced 3. wild, jungle s. 590283002 3Y> kdru-bhiralu, . n. Jonging to the wet season NENTHD Ty g To cry out aloud C. 280 e P74 T FVRF i c. 30633333% oN kdru-mullangi, s, A kdi, kdrehi-balli, s. The creeper momor- § very strong radish. dica dioica. . I i C. 590 kdrulli, s, A strong kind of Ao 538‘3@?59 kdr-jonna, s. Moon- onion. light in wet weather. C. ST oNB kdru-hatti-gida, 5. A C.TOEREANG kdr-pugge-gida, 5. A black cotton shrub bearing superior cottou. black species of moringa. 2. the wild cotton tree. 8. 3R T kdrtaswara, s. Gold. C. 59T kdre, s. A species of myrobalan. S. 5336‘&33(5\53&‘ kdrta-virya, s. A king C. B8R, kdremme, s. A wild buffalo. with a thousand arms, also called 47juna, a celebrated hero distinct from the Pdndu c. 3?}'5@7?:;5 ]far(f:(/(t’ra, s. A bricklayer. & an evil doer. princes, one of the Jain emperors of the C. TVNT kdré-gida, s, A v world. ery thorny shrub. %3%% ¢ the leaves of it used as a C. o8« kdrti, s. The particular constel- p ek vegetable. lation of the 27, in which the sun happens to C. 598wa8 kdrodati, s, The goddess of be, and in which rain falls. -~ rain. S. T98e3F, TS eTIIoe o kdartika, pite) A. C. 390RBY0 kdrodalam, . kdrtika-mdsa, s The eighth Iunar Vishnu, with a black body. 2. a black body. month, that in which the moon’s change el happens when the sun is in Scorpio. F28FR C. 39803 &0 kdroddana, s. A collection of black rain clouds. ¥ TedweTTa name of Vishnu, to whom some iy s special worship is paid at this season. Fe&rg 8. 536’@3?’953 kdrdttama, s Barm, % O a lamp for illuminations used at this yeast, froth. ; dt season. Fe87(F ®e worship peculiar to 8. §0158 kdrya, See wvoior. this season. | 8. TICPOR kdrya-bhdga, See wacir S. fia%a%eéfio kdrtikéya, s. The son of EACTa i Kl Shiva, and god of war. i} C. TTPEQ, ToRVEYW kdr-kdla, kdr- C. o800 s kdrti-bindisu, V. N gdla, s. The rainy season. Rain to fall in drops, as the precursive or nd H. 3o 3 kdr-khdne, See 538903. following drops of a shower. C. 637\’5@3 kdr-gannu, s. An eye in S. TONE 39 kdrpanya, 3] Trouble, A0 which theimpil is destroyed. persecution, vexation, annoyance. 2. poverty, C. 637\’8:5_0 > kdr-gattalu, s. Thick indigence. S 3. avariciousness, niggardliness. darkness. PES) 'r_e”é's EY] - @ to be vexed, persecuted, in dis- tress or poverty. %Ea‘;’?&)‘s I o afflict, C. ToNEeP, 33%&‘2&3 kdr-gichehu, distress, trouble. iy & kdr-kichchu, s. Selt ignited fire in forests and on hills. . TOUOER kdrpdsa, s. Cotton. 2 & cloth made of cotton. C. TOTRE 08F, ToTwpE 035 kdrgonchi, C. TOZPE R, ToBwE R kdr-poge, kdr- /f(f?’[/’O?ZC/&& s. A farm cultivated in the boge, s. Black smoke. wet season. C. TOLPE B kdr-pode, s. A black bush. C.5ohweE &8 kdrgoni, s. A particular pot-herb. A.c. woe8, kdr-batte, s. Fire, as having blackness for its path. %ndf“i C. Bd3Rwe BwsoR kdr-gorala-kdge, s, A raven. T. B. 3920 T kdrbura, [#wrd]s. Gold. C. SORWeE D kdr-gdna, s. A wild male C. 0205 ® kdr-buli, s, A black tiger. 2. buffalo. a wild tiger. [ l T kdrchi- C. Toeder5o0ds, Toeder N J A. 0.6‘35')@?@ kdrbona, | % ] s. Iron. % o] o 2 M |\ FTOOF %EQ)% K. C. TOEDORY kdrmaduvu, s, The T. B. 39T) kdrra, |%5%] adj. Black. Jumna or black river. C. Tveoes kdrly, s. Saltish soil. K. C. TOEBINIMD k(érflz.aqlzwz‘nazzzm, . T3¢ kdla, s. Time, tense of a verb; as, s. Yamae, the Indian Pluto, elder brother of BITgTRY the future tense. IBFINS Fou the above river. the present tense, or first aorist. PR ToU €. ToT @9 lccir-w@a,l@, s. The early raim. the past tense. g SIrInT FoU the pre- A. C. TOR0ET kdrmuka, s. A bow. B nt definite. ©%T :5 w8 Fov the second aorist. e 8T wwd Fov the perfect present. TR S TRINFTED fiicdo@?_&a na830 he cub 7 Bed Tou the imperfect definite. 2. sea- in two the bow-string of the younger brother of Bharata.. son, as comprising two months ; thus, I%o3 FoV, WNOBI TV the Sprin?‘, DTN T, A, C. TODENS kdr-mugil, s, A dark 1 @g:;é FoU, MY FoV { L 1¢ hot and windy sea- or rain-cloud, a cloud of the rainy season. Sl JFpr Ty, N U the rainy season. FoSNFAQ @ lightning or a thunderbolt of 303 kS ¥, WYDoRY T2V the antumn season. that season. FoSnFALE; the sky or region 39T of the clouds. 08 FTov, 3% FoU the winter season. T2 the cold season. SecE Tov the time €. 300D kdr-mudi, s A black top- after an eclipse. )¢ ¥V the deluge, knot. time of the world’s inundation. 8 Fov the =/ €. TONET, TONEA kdr-meka, kdr- three parts of a day, morning, noon, and mega, [F3® Iyr] s. A wild beast. night, =3 T equal day and night. DHI FoW time of inequality of day and night. &3y €. TODLT A lca'r-moga, s. An angry or FoW g propitious season, virtuous times. 3. dark countenance ; a black face. Yama, death, the appointed termination of €. TODRT N, TODRE 0B kdr-mogilu, life. FUIT, ForD, TeVIBI he died. [Sh kdr-mdda, s. A dark, rain-cloud. R Fawwo he died ; death approached, came, C. TODPE 22y kdr-mobbu, s. Sable dark- or has come. ness. A. C.F® kdla, s. A buffalo. 8. 506532:‘ lédrg/a, s. Work, business, affair, T c. 3owoDR kdlandige, s. A bracelet for object. 2. cause, motive. 3. effect. FOWOF the leg. oNFE IR to speak to the point. FTIOHF 8 8. 3o0F0yT kdla-kandhara, s. Shiva, 2, Bk to go on some business. with a black throat. B8 R Sek®B to see that one does not fail of success. T T FITI one that does busi- C. ToUTTR kdla-kadaga, s. A leg brace- ness well. let FacF BT one very capable of managing business. TyFONF T T, T S. 20T I kdla-karta, s. The sun, @RrHnR, Feohraedn one that attends only ruler of the seasons. to his own interests. :)esm FeNF ToF3 c. ToUTI0n kdla-kaleyu, v . To one attentive to his master’s interests. T spend or pass away time, FIRnY to become successful. RAVF VD 8. TOUFTOUI), FeUT0TI kdla-kdlanu, success. FTIONF T)Deed expert, dexterous at bHusiness. B BTV FFRI2W how has the ]t'(”a-]t'(lfi,flla?m, s. Shiva, as the enemy business upon which you went, turned out ? of Yama, and as having a black throat. 8. S90%E R kdrya-bhdga, s War, 8. 5o0TWE kdla-kuta, s. Poison. battle, quarrelling. 8. ToeF 00T kdla-kraya-patra, s. A deed of conveyance. A. C. 3O B kdr-vakki, s, The dark fortnight. 8. 5o0oB kdlakhanda, s. The liver. A. C. TORPETE,R, TOSE &R kdr-vot- a3 8. ToUA8 kdla-gati, s. The progress of time. tega, kdr-vattiga, s. TFire, personified 2. the condition of the times. as a god, whose way is darkness. 8. Tove, five)eggfi kalagnya, kdla- 28 e D] po— ?a@éa’ DISN 8. ORI, TovRew kila-harana, 3’]7‘13/(2722', s. A prophet, astrologer, or for- tune teller. 2. the omniscient, he who knows kéla-kshépa, s. Passing away time. 3. a cock, because past, present and future. S. ToUecBT kdldntaka, s. Skiva, the de- supposed to know the hours. F2U3S know- stroyer. ledge of futurity. ¥20Zes 2 to predict, S foretell. oS RS <& g note containing a 8. ToUORT> kdldgaru, s. A dark colour- %@@?@u ed, seperior kind of sandal. prophecy. i c. 5o0083 kdldta, s. Walking for pleasure. Il 8. 50083 kdla-chakra, s. The revo- Faokl B = Q0 = 2 to learn to walk, as a child. Tution or circle of time. TRl Te@ to take a walk Fo0987R one who c. 308, kdlafta, [+ and e8] s A FoOvks ATEY Lod takes a walk for pleasure. D tums- shelf of boards or sticks that may be reached blers, actors, players. ) without a ladder. C. TOURD, TowD 003 kdlddi, kdlddi- o, 8. 20Be3RIT B3 kdla-désha-war- Yava, s. A pedestrian, a good or great tamdna, s. Three usual objects of interest, 3 walker, traveller. the times, the country, the news. 1 C. 3ol R083 kdlddi-wante, s. A dro- 8. TRe kdla-dharma, s, Death medary, a fast travelling camel. FOVTIOF T to die. C. FzwlT0 kdlddisu, v. n. To travel, 8. To0IVeB T hdla-nirikshape, s. walk much. Watching time. 8. ToevIoTeenes oW kdldnu-kdla- kel C. TVVOIE kdla-pdvada, s. The stir- dal Z(l/u?a?’l;, adv. Now or hereafter. 5] &l rup of a saddle. a leg bracelet. 8. TOOOIRTTD kdldnusarane, s. Con- ) of 8. 6:@)_:3;35@%0 kdla-pravritti, s. The forming to the times. 2.-suitable to the time. (7] manner of the time. 8. FeUOONT /ca’la’yasa, s. Iron. Aty S. 33@)833 Eory] /cdla-b]tez'rava, s. The name C. 3ow0 kdldri, s. A pedestrian. 2. Shi- of a hideous Hindu god and a son of Shiva. va, enemy of ¥ama. F200R on foot. Fod C. 52008 kdla-madi, Ses Tvwssn. % #0208 W™ to go to Benares on foot. {08 C. ToUsHTD kdla-mane, Sce oo S. ToesRQ kdldvadhi, s. The end ofa C. TTUD, TowTHT kdlamari, kdla- year, season, or period of time. z%g% T2 o mare, See FToWF0. 3% the usual time, in June, when accounts are settled. S. 33@53@_(3 ]CCZ’ZO!WZCZ?'L(Z, s. Present cus- tllg (P C. TR kdldlu, s. A foot soldier. tom, observance, usage. adj. Timely. 8. 520w 3T kdla-milrti, s. The deity. c. 39008 wTRy kdlindorasu, v, a. Te Sy rub or macerate with the feet. 8. ToURI0 kdla-mégha, s. A black cloud. c. 3oORTR> kdligeragu, v.n. To pros- T trate at one’s feet. 8. ToNT kdla-méshike, 5. Black C. 5990 kdlive, s. A channel for irriga- pepper, or a plant not yet ascertained. iy tion. 2. a nullah, rivulet, running stream. 8. o030 kdla-rudra, s. Shiva, the %0033 €8x to make a channel. Z2903 =0 jlag) destroyer. @ g channel to flow. F2O0Jg BR T 8. 320 Adla-wdda, s. Prophecy. > to go to stool. UFs Swe@ to consult prophecy. ¢. 5900 kdlu, s. Theleg. 2. the foot. 3. % the fourth of a unit. ST 7R, TT FeeN g 8. 63@'5%) kdla-shalkti, s. A destroying goddess. stilt. SR T 2. a measure of capacity. i the knee. c. 520Ny kdla-sandhi, s. The conjunc- Feo W0 the leg from the knee. g 0 tion of two periods of time, as morning, noon, &ormeen the hind leg. Sworeen the fore leg. wored the sole of the foot. F00=™B FoWw the evening. n | fl 283 B \n.»”‘ TIV0 TR 9509 foot of a cot ¥ FoW g particular beam in c. 5998 3T kdlettaradava, s A per- a native house that supports the roof. Iwz? son with long legs LTFIN €0 three quarters one eighth 8. TOOLSNT kaléyaka, s. A tree so called LFJW one legged. B =9 “% 0 two legged oo o <+ . 3&802 [SESPS] > kaléledavanu SoA Fow quadruped. 2. four and a quarter 19 man who cannot wall %07 a thread by which a weaver keeps his warp tight, Fow et S3v79,3 Sn@) to make C. TEOWB» kdlode YU, v, n. The 1 to chap or crack by cold obeisance by embracing the feet FoW B2 C. % = FwFO to seize hold of the legs as a mode of D3> kdlottu, v. a To press or asking a favour, or importunate entreaty pinch the leg, as a stone or shoe does Foe HRmy Wed w’«fif») to embrace the feet in c Eeéq@'fi'cfim kdloleyu, v.n. To turn entreaty FoN :f:ri %0 cattle the foot on one side in walking T Ty the foot to slip FoWw wwy a pond which may be »n 8u8®°2@3 kdlochita, adj. Opportune, waded well timed 2 ephemeral, passing, transi- C. ToW0RT kdlungara, s. A ring worn tory, fitting only for the time. 3. predicted on the second toe FTIWONT S the sound FoL, w8 IR g word in season. LR P of this ring in walkine U3 g well timed work T ) Swr 3 38 TV % spending time suitably C. To007RE kdlunguta, s. The great toe. C. TR hdlu-kedaru, v.n. To paw, o 3&)3& yd kdl-kuppasa, s. Trowsers, pantdloons as a horse C. fiu ok C. ToFIR 0 kdlu kereyu, v, n. To —,/é’dll, v. n. To be hindered, paw, as a horse 2. to aggress 3. to defy lmpeJed T2 %9 to hinder ( C. 399 Do kdl-geru, See wvw 23cn C. TR kdlu-gupi, s. A privy ] C. To0 NX» kdl-tegisu, v.a. To put to C. 3B kdlu-nade, adj Fordable d alking on foot flight, drive off or away. s. A head of cattle ?BU% Ba3eA walking on foot c. %ue)qzi kdl-nade, See oo 33 0. oD kdl-pilli, s. A rving worn on the C. TVLBRED, 57LBRIR kdlu-to- fourth toe daru, kdlu-todige, s. A leg ornament C. Toenw kalu-bala, s Infantry, foot C. ToO\0W fizelpende, s. A spherical leg- bell f soldiers %te)bé) kal bale, s. A leg-bracelet @oéfidga kdlu-beralu, s. A toe C. 3o kdlu-madi, s. Urine V. N C. T um)'ff kdl-bole, [#3 and Bw¥] . G A for dable stream. (to bend the leg) To make water, which Hin- ¢ (6} me) T3 kdl- mane, See Towd . dus do in a sitting posture C.ToR0Y, FoeoR0TB kdlu-mart, kdlu- 0. T2 B0 kdl- -vidiyu, ». a. To seize mare, s. A shoe or sandal worn by the the feet, as a mode of expressing submission, f reverence, &c T2 0270 W& ROY to embrace lower orders I the feet in entreaty C. TONDTo kdlu-mane, s A footstool (3 T. B. 393 kdva, [®a] s Cupid or low table. b 8. 3993025 kdvanche, s The plant An- A. C. To0eF kdluricha, s. A beggar (3 dropogon shoenanthus, or beard-grass. 2. a barber a Shudra S. 503e3% kdvachika, s. A multitude of C. T8 kdlu-wdda, s, A stirrup men in ar mour, 8 man in mail C. 3o kdluve, s. A channel for irriga- tion C. ToRB kdvadi, s. A split bamboo with ropes suspended from each end, placed on C. TV kdluru, v n. To press or fix the shoulders, for carrying a burden FoRD the foot Fouwd dom) to stand firmly, 723 a man who carries burdens in this way 284 A TIDM k) #>30 To, F332 T8 the split bamboo so used. cle of a leaf. %% %23 gentle warmth, slight FoTBR SW heat. v #23 the heat of steam. 2 a FoI2 BeD to take up a bundle. ol FoY) BRB), TIY NRER Ty g 2 the net work supporting the burden. vapour bath. = to foment. T30 heat to rise. A, @ B0 &0 /ca’um_m, s. The ornament of -'?@[’;n 2 a door, used on festive occasions. 3 the haft of an axe. TR T, ) 2&-&3@3} 3 T7) a talisman on the arm and a black A. €. B93620 kdvanam, s. Preservation, spot on the forehead, as antidotes to witch- support, protection. o crarv C. TV /7{(52?((?1,7.2(1, adj. Corrupted, spoil- @3 © D ) TOo 353:38e3> kdvu-kdvane- ed. s.ashed or pandal. g/arac/w, v. . To cry, as an infant. 2. to il C. TODR S ,Qfig% kdvanpa-mivanna, caw, as a Crow. s. Ruin. TS, SwIa, SR to spoil, ruin. it c. ?)“D'be‘?: )76{6’?)%6]%5],3%, s. Dried cowdung A. €. TR B> kdvannary, s. Travellers. found in fields. C. 39335 l&ivattu, s. The under letter .. C. TOYW0 kdvudu, See >33 under FIXTW,. T B, if?;j;’)(f)gg kdvanayya, s. Vishou, the father of Cupid. C. 5oN8TONR kdvi-tirugisu, v a. To C. T30 ]c(cjvm‘qz s. Pride, insolence, haugh- longe a horse. tiness, fatness. FoRTTT g proud man. TR 0. 5?73358)3 766506’%’(&]1@6, s. Red chalk. i 8397 proudly, haughtily. TR0 to be S. %‘37336 fl'(ive'ri, 8. The river Cavery. proud, to be fat. h’}) €. T '29 76(6'1’3/((, s. Poetry. 2. the planet C. 3939, Ty kdvali, kdvalu, 2 Venus, the preceptor of the giants. '&'A’fié FTo Guard, custody, watch. a feeding place, S e 35 a poetic composition. o) 23 ) FoJy a prose pasture ground. 3. a frying pan, an inverted composition. 53 & T3 Foy verse with two feet, 0] chatty used as such. F°392 to set a sentinel, as the Rdmdyana. @0y ¥, %) ¥ mix- place a watch. T30, FTpIO FoBW, T2IW ed composition, that is, of various metres. FR® to watch, guard. FZUII0 g guard, sentinel. F £ to be in custody, to be A. C. 3503 kdvvare, s. Haste, urgency. ) watched. FoNOFT g guard. C. T, 238050 &, kdshi, kdshiya- C. TIDITS kdvavaru, [F2=nssdy] s, Pro- dhatti, s. A waist-band or girdle. 2. ty- tectors, guardians, defenders. ing up the garments tightly about the legs. % o &3 (4 o 2\ & A9 C. %‘DI’)@’ /fa'va,la, s. Darkness. F3IY D e3 ../\)‘\Y/j‘ur.) g toputin the waistband, a3 darkness to overspread. as a note, &c. Fo3¢T¥), to bind up the gar- Red. ments closely to the legs. 2¢T% a mode of C. 39D kdvi, adj. T I a red colour. girding adopted by warriors. 3% %3 a mode T FT), Fod W, FTod B, T T © of dressing used by courtezans. '5%;%1% a ©ow3 g red cloth worn by ascetics. = mode of dress amongst female play-actors. ! ) to dye red. T oD becoming red by e BT D N 9% amode of dress used by linga frequent washing. wWored, @od)med g deep T o oJ mendicants. red. T red chalk. i S. 9% /fds]zi, s. Benares, one of the sacred c. fiafifla@dj kdvige-kidru, . n. To sit on eggs, as a hen, &c. cities. ©ge ¥98 Hampe, near Bellary, a place of great resort at an annual festival. emz_a’pd C. TONRTOT> kdvige-hdku, v. a. To set 4 2% Benares. ¥°d moR the river Ganges. ¥ eggs for hatching. #3%0, F9372T one who resides at Benares. ¥ Bl C. oY kdvu, . Warmth, heat. 2. a ped- 8(¥%:¥ Indian corn. Fo¥ Caer lunacy. %2 0 icle. 3. a black spot put on the forehead, 3 Fo%fine work in building. F3dc Fony as an antidote to witcheraft or evil looks. 4 white paper. F3dg F982 one who goes for il the handle of an axe, hoe, umbrella, &e. v water to the Ganges, as a meritorious pilgrim- & 5 T3 the stalk of an onion. ¥ wészj %3 the age. Fadg ToF, a glass phial. TR DTTB heat of a fever. A ~ S ¥ the stock or pedi- the tutelar god of Benares. TR eQr the i 28 J N S sacred water of Benares. T8 23 the sa- 8 fiv"o‘c);gj 7&&;&(17(’, s. A bugle, horn. =5 T ® e cred ground of Benares Ty T 3 YRS g bugler, horn blower. 8. 09,0 /uéé/zhw/z, s. The tree Gmelina A. C. 39T TSI kdlira-ndya- aroored. o= karu , 8. Superior watch, or officers on watch. S [®) 20,00 kdshmira, s. A p wnt with a A. C. o> kdhu, [+55%] 0. a. To watch, tuberous root s B Qo ort of costus. . Cashmere. defend, preserve, nl'rpd T [Xes > & VEAT to set at ‘.shmel e 3,18 83 the country of ToYN S 3) 2 3. C X a3 g Cashmere horse. liberty. "u] }1 at a pedicle a black lp( t on the forchead, as an antidote S. T 0o & asnya [ 9P v;/. 4 s. The earth 2. Aru- ?a): to witcheraft J a haft TR T oreatb na, the chario £ eer : (0] ft jl 1€ sun. Ve Garuda heat, vexation. TIX) F o to heat. Fong S. 33 kd shdya, S. A d cloth T °% to heat the eyes with nger. T s Sr 5 &e0, MVWRC YT IV one wearing a Y to become black 2. to become heated. red cloth A. C. TOXRT, T8 kdhura, kdhu- == e o\ /L((S‘]'r.ea, s. Wood in general, a rate, [#>=c]s. Pride, insolence 2. trou- tick, ftre wood. ble. 3 grief, vexation. TR ToX0T oreat § 8. 90, o052 @ kdshtha-kudddla, s A grief. kind of wocden shovel or craper used for 8. To50goBe8 kdluld-désha, s. The baling water out of a boat, &c., or for clean- 8 name of a country 1 11§ [= » 1 t oy 8. 50 kdla, adj. Black, dark. 53¢ 22 T. B. v kdsa, S eo I, ) darkness to overspread. Fo¥ n8 e gable dark- S. TR o) [t N kdsamardavu, s. The ness. plant cassia esculenta. 0 S ED\({ @) kdlanji, s. A kind of fly brush. 8. ToX0 kdsara, s. A buffalo. FoY0o BB wN to use 1t ‘»ee F2T03 . | S- Fo T kdsdra, T. B. 39X3 kdsare, s. YT ReEVW kdlakita-visha, s. A S A pond or pool fiery serpent, a basilisk. C. TOWOIN kdsdvist, s, Confusion, dis- A snipe. S. B9oY 6’9”‘” e3 kdla-krouncha, s. order. TR =X S b"“‘g/\ /mla‘/a, s. War, battle C. T° o tast, s lit. as A small quantity VN g war-druam. o much as a cash, used in speakin D of any kdla-gichehu, s. A self- €; fiu% 7\(;)'3 thing worthless or insignificant i, ~215 kindled fne in woods or on hills. - 8oy DX QVA (t)uov <€ kdsi-dhdvali, s. A white S blanket. S. ED?’ Jé’dat’) kdla-bheirava, See w201 C. TORD Ldsu, v.a. To boil, heat, warm G S The smallest copper coin, a cash eJo¥ : ¢ ‘332 kdlamma, s, A name of Kdli. v to warm at a fire, as the hands, feet, &c 2. a female proper name. woFs¥ 3y another #1945 T to heat or smelt iron AR TR goddess to heat water 200 T fo warm 1n t : Y0008 kdla-yulkti, s. The fifty sun. IR 7Y an extra fee, in paymg cus- second year of the Hindu cycle of sixty tom-house duties 2D MW g fee taken by kdla-rakkasa, s. A B fiuej'dg a brahman for repeating an incantation over 4 black giant F¥TED a female black giant a bathing place. 323 e, WEI® F9% a har- §, lot’s hire. 83 T2 g copper coin with the 8. ToY EorIooM kdla- 7’({_/(1, s. The name of bjfals] T q a god superscription of an elephant a gold mohuy G fi:)@'a') kdlave, s. A brick-kiln. 30 FoW another species )/ C. TON AUse, s. The end or corner of a gar- S fiagjfir\) kdala-hasti, s, The name of a ment tucked up behind into the waistband city. Tv¥®2,¢35, Shiva, as worshipped there. 8 A. C. S. va% °u n{LSJ}’ZU(l See o3, geots kdldnyi, s. A kind of dish. 2 (o) Q 6 T n S. UJU 3 kinkini, s. A ol rdle of small S. T2, Fo0To0Bed kdli, kdlikd-dévi, =4 P>) To¥ &3 T&3 Parvati wife of Shiva & a silversmi tn’s bells, or any tinkling ornament. P Il goddess @I Fo oy WOTRY, V0FIY, YD) ~e a leg bracelet of small bells. FTodedg Sk names of other goddesses. & small bells worn round the waist S, '3‘0 33 kinkira, s The Indian cuckoo. S. TeQOR kdlinga, s. A bird. 2. a snake. A 2 large biack bee. & 3. an elephant a horse. 4. Cupid Fo¥on 9973 g black serpent. FTYo FoPon CL O 00 ]LU“J(U U, s. An irritable man \=) R% the name of a country B o) V) a poisonous lake C. SONOTOND Lingili maflh, adj. Dis- S ‘Ge,%?uw(\)B A(dlc?ldt naaz, s, The Fum- ordered, deranged, confused na or black river. S %u?,:éo kinchittu, s. A very little, the . TOYONITII> kdlindi-bhédananu smallest pc )ss‘bk quantity. s. Balardma, th e eighth incarnation of Vish- . 30T LL/LC}L“ZCIL(Z, s. A small red (il nw, who divided the Jumna. sect or prawn {ron s ELQOBG‘ kdlike, s. Al oy 1 gold, canker. 8. 'O G)% /Le?yalna s. The anther of a lo- el tus, of which anumber surround the germin. ST e;\,)v(\) kdli-ddsa S A celebrated SO30 kinnari, See + 5,0 5y P Toe 8. DO TR kimpurusha, s. A creature 8. TR0, Toe G3RESR kdliya, fd- with a human face, and the body of a bird. liyoraga, The monster serpent van- quished by Krishna H. 05328 kimmatu, s. Price, value. Al S. oDV kimmira See +59,T. C. 5905 kalu, s. A corn, a single grain. 2 r graim Im gene ra ra. {8 adj Black, bad, ver 8. vonnod kimvadanti, [ what do they s wicked o) say P | s. A rumour, report 7oR 0 3% half dressed grain LV F%0 young grain. SN S. B0 V> kimshdru, s, The beard of corn. 2. white beans. 0 ?fl %R 2% hutter milk and grain mixed. ©®H S. ToT kims Jzuna, s. The tree Butea T o3 A >SYalent %’@‘»"3 a cooly, labourer 2 to reek, as Jrondosa corn that has long been confined under C. 30D kikidivi, s. The blue jay ound, &c FoYOTT 0 dress or boil erain C. 33 O kikkarisu, v. n. To undulate, FoYer0 to become black to be defaced as the water of a full tank. eclipsed, ruined Q S. 1L -—.flr m/\(’({) /LL/LILanlJOZIl, s. The marks B. 2@ kdle, kdli, Seo wx¢ or lines observable on the body of a pregnant S EDx\.@Vj/\ kdloraga, s, A black ser- woman pent T. B. $3 00 kikkindua, See +2.0%. =5 zngg am kdl-gichchu, . Self-ignited C. OO0 00O kikkiri-bikkiri, adj. De- fire ¢ )n lnl is, &c a wild fire 8, RIS T formed, ugly 1 9 o % the pursuing, consumine, self ignited ALC fire T T DR, TIY DOOD UT.)‘_b_b@ kikkirisu, kikkiriyu, ki kiripu 2.0 A € TO 3) 3 kdl-g geita, s. Aneul Wi or l\, To be thick-set, crowded, close, confined, nar- mischief, Trow. small %"t © that which is small, A. C. 3o0w\TB kdlpiira, s, A black stream. confined, strait 8. 3088 kinkara S. A male servant T. B. 33 kikku, See +3,. slave +o% y female servant or slave 0T o] (8] Uéu’@ o302 ]L‘/L]tO?'l(]U U, v. n. To lie %y ¥CTTST glavery, servitude. n wait or ambush % 0¥0 ~ Eeyes) C. ©o033T kinkara, s, Anxiety 0. 3B eG03> kikko-yenu, o . n T to be anxious cry out aloud e 9 S. 4 VO kinkds @, s. The noise caused by A. C. OA O, kig-gattu, s, A small tie or the friction of branches, hand Id 28 [ \ e Fn +3 A. C A0 ki ggart, s. A small feather c. TERIED ]Lzla-JutIZ{, v. #. To whis- down. per, speak low c. 3~ Q’ 3R stud B ”Dd]ilJJl/ld, . ol bifiks, s. A window, opening for ]LiJJdld@U(tda, chJ(Ldada, adj. Old, de- light +8% "wedd a window frame &3 W cayed, spoiled nw a door with a window 8% 3RTW to open a window C. S0 kig-gdlu, s. A little leg, the c. 3&das small part of the leg = kitiki-bdvali, s. An orna- ment for the ear.* C. ST o kiggdlu, s. A dwarf, a little man C. T&so_Ry Aitukddisu, o, a. To vex A.c. 3%, BN kigygi, kirgi, adj. Po- in fun, teaze. sitive, ¢ confident, certain c. 58, kitta, s Scoria, dross or laminz of C. ‘0'25"«5')(\) 'O‘&'J'U :), kichakana, ki- smelted iron, falling off when beaten on the anvil 8, T to hecome scorious. T cha /ncfiana, s. Chirping of birds. 2 powder made from the above. C. Ge3Bo5e33 kichaku-kichaku, S. . 883 ]Czl‘ta, s. A hand-torture. The creaking of a door. & T, to creak c. 5e35es kicki- kichi, [giving the sound T. B. &, kitta, s. Krishna. of #8 +%] adj. Bruised, jellied. 3 S =S A, C. B8 ?’ kittala, s. A small, narrow ¥ to tread to a jelly confined place- C. Tz RIED,, BFeFoTH, Fe3oRaE, kicki- g@ c. 38 Kidi, s A spark., +2 ®ER, 2 Fw ¥ gultu, kichuku, FEichu-gutiv, o n a fire-brand +a¥hd O gparks to pour < \,‘ S o +R To chirp. > 708 a chirping sparrow. forth +0 roB g live or sparkling coal % c. GeFxes chf¢1~pczc/zz, See +WF. nex. a fiery eye +0 0T violent anger C. -caa 0669’\) kichili-hannu, s. An or- & Wo g gparkling fire TB VR fiel) Sa- ange. liva said to fall from the mouth of the screech owl, and bring ruin to the house on which it c. Be3» & kichehdta, s. Wrangling, strife, falls & 5) . saliva running from the mouth in contention. rage + o UQ'T B, $e3d kichehidi, kickidi, S +0 Twgew to get sparks on one @ I » ¥ to become en- ~ox ESie) @3 sparks to fly Loflul rice mixed with split pulse. ¥% 2 raged, exasperated 2 the same with cucumber, salt, &c., cut up fine. . BBReD kidi-gédi, s. A tale-bearer, in- cendiary c. 823 By ZfioQ‘S kichehidi-bannada- €. TR kidu g, s. Mischief, injury, harm. shir O A red and white checked female S. 300 kina, s. A mole, wart, scar. cloth. C. -625) kichchu, s. Fire. adj. Burning, s. 3RBLRGNI, BN I3 kini-ki- fiery. %""O Ba3w fire to blaze. ¥ 39, to put niyane, kini-giniyane, s. The tinkling fire +93 aw%”d 2% to fall into the fire, to of small cymbals, or bells on the feet, &c. throw one’s self into fire. %O‘b T8 FRY to c. '38‘% u’a@c’) kini-soppu, s. A kind of catch fire T ney a fiery eye. Zf‘l’u‘fi’ iR % vegetable. o)y T T Epes) envy 2. inwar d distress. 9 M/agfi a A cheat 2. 2 wrathful countenance £y S3eed NEBwod 8. 98R3> kitavanu, s camester 3. a paramour. = Ef he 1s in a great passion 3T, Twd,cd ¥ '?5’0 &f@ Fwodd WeaBw3. S I am in oreat an- H. 3502 kitdbu, s. A book, a title 230w W3 gumh 222 Swo Y to appease anger. T TR w0 FR@ to give a book or title. Ton fiery eyes, wrathful eyes %53 D fire w@» to write a title or book to be quenched A. C &3 3o kittadam s. Dross, sediment €. TRT, GE0T> kitaku, kitwlw, s An s. 388 kittadr, s. The name of a Hindu artifice, trick, conjuring 2 a secret. saint 28 8 33,9 FTIN Ve Ay %i‘?@ kittalam, s. A crowded . 3e)y Ribbibbi, 5. Crying ont. 3, place. ™ to cry out. = A, 0B (V) C e %2609’ %iéifip@a kittali, kittalé- bd?ja kib-beralu, s. The little hannu, s. An orange. IR +3F an finger. orange in which the divisions are externally A. C. 3535\ 83 kib-botte, s. The abdomen. G 2 prominent. #° %i%? a very small orange. H. S50 Z;ima/c/uipu, s. An expen- sive silk. C. 3'@‘30 kittd, s. A time, turn. C. T o A. C. 3, &, %g’o o8 kittdta, kittaldta, B3, DI Fimi, kimiyu, See 2. T s. Wrangling, strife, contention. T D o A. C. SR> kimilehu, . a. To strike, slap. wrangle. C. %333%")’653 kimukkenu, v, n. To nestle c. 8539:53233 kittd-ndru, s. Canvas. + about, make a slight noise or bustle. &), 03 w& a canvas cloth. A. C. T3 e 4 O kimurdada, adj. Sprink- C. %’5_30 kittu, See 3. R > e led lightly. AT ‘GEQ(\, & kittesal, s. A small petal. A. C. BR03eT kimurteda, adj. Putrid, A. C. TDA2T, V2293 kidisi-baru, decayed. kidichi-baru, v. n. To approach, draw s. B239,8 kimmira, . \A variegated co- near. lour. 2. a giant slain by Bhima. + 59,8 H. 335920 kinakdbu, See $ons. 230 Bhéma. c. 33Fs83T> kinaku-kinaku, . Slight c. %5);35, %53855:85 kiyyana, kiy- f0 0 i displeasure, offence. *S= oty to become Yyayyanra, s. The chirping of certain birds. offended. 1 . BT kire, (in comp.) adj. Young, short, C. 5398, 3390 kindra, kindri, adj. small, little. Separate, apart, aside. 2. sloping. C. 530eF> kir-anchu, s. A small border. A.C. B kini, v.n. To become angry or C. '8‘3{(‘(’% lfi7'~azzzza, s. A junior brother incensed. older than one’s self. A. C. Be3> kinichu, s. Anger, wrath, dis- e '3?3’6"_8;?, 53033, 308D kirakkana, pleasure. v. n. To be angry. A. 0. 3D kinipa, s. A passionate or kira-kira, kiri-kiri, s. Creaking. Je { wrathful man. 8TF00E kiraka-rdina, s, A small machine fi()rcclcaring cotton from the seeds. A. C. BIX> kinisu, s. Wrath, displeasure, 2 a whirlig . anger. te] ig v. n. To be in a passion, incensed. c. STFTD kirakasdle, s. The voot of S. %:)Qd kinnara, s. A being with a horse’s head. the Admaranthus compestris, used as a reme- dy in stranguaries, S. B3390 kinnari, s. A kind of fiddle or C. 38%>3T kiraku-kirakw, s. Creak- Tute. %—EngCQ Db, %-?J‘\’JQ DRW o play a . fiddle. - 0 > ing. T 0% 1% the bridges of a fid- 2 < dle [evs) L\b: ! ¢. 3TFY D 2 JIE kira-kula-kharchu, s. s Tl 1e calabash on which it is constructed. Trifling charges of an office for ink, pens, &c. m. 83790028, S0 hiphditi, ki- ¢: '5'67\’3{‘3583 kira-guttu, v. n. To creak. il pa yattu, s. Profit, gain, advantage. adj. S. 30 kirana, s, A ray or beam of light. Cheap. 32 BO the brightness of a ray. C. to)"deJ lcz'radu, See ¥0. AS@ '8'?9)3?3 ]flb[)(,li”l, s. The foot of a mountain. 0 e a field at the foot of a c. 38 kiraba, s. A hyena. 2. a leopard. hill. o (e ‘8"0’%5 kirala, adj. Small, young, little. AT, V23 [} nm ne abdo- T3 kib-basury, s. H. 30969, %fl)? kirdni, kirdli, adj. 1 nen, FTEI D (SR gy Tmported. imported goods. 2 2 N \P\h-m-f 4 I3 FTON 8. 3098 kirdta, s. A barbarian, forester, C. BOIRY) kiri-naguvi, s. A smile. fowler, one who lives by hunting. +0e8 g C. '8'@?50@7? lfii?‘i—%dli{/@, s. The uvula. female of this class. C. 3OJB kiri-nudi, s. A whisper, a word 8. 30°8TBeT kirdiaka-désha, s. One spoken in a low voice. of the 56 countries enumerated by Hindus. . 5030 kiri-nelli, s. A small kind of 0. ST kii‘cf;?/a, s. Small fees in grain. Phylanthus emblica. H. hire of cattle, &c. +T2R7RTD persons in C. BO3wR®> kiri-nosalu, s, A small a village who have the small fees in grain. forehead. $. 80 kiri, s. A wild boar. ¢. %53\@@&3 ki?’i—no',m, s. Covetousness. A. C. O, 30 kiri, kir, adj. Small;¥httle, A. C. 82N> kiri-badiya, s. The ab- short, young, diminutive. #2 a little thing, domen. small, little. #0o® younger, smaller. +0 30 3D (6}4 '8“3&)3—@? ]fi’iri-bdle, s. A small delicate oy a father’s younger brother. kind of plantain. seniors and juniors, old and young, rich and poor. C. 86@3(3\6‘/’; kiri-beralu, s. The little A. C. 3D kird, v.a. Tocut. 2.to grin, shew finger. the teeth in fear, anger, &c. v. n. To di- c. ‘5‘655@@ kiri-mdou, s. A small kind minish. s. A knot in thread. of mango. C. 305m0To kiriki-hdku, v. a. To scratch c. %b(fia@ kiri-yanna, s. A brother out. older than one’s self, but not the oldest. c. 3% kirike, s Friction, as of bamboos €. '8"()@5332) /tz'ri—yappa, s. A father’s one against another. younger brother. C. BOR LD kiri-gannu, s. An eye slight- c. 8‘6@%@?3) kirele-kollu, v.n. To cry ly inflamed. 2. a small eye. out from alarm. c. SORNT kiri-gannike, s. A creeper S. 8008 kAirita, s. A crown. SSTHI ¥ bearing a blue and white flower, the former 0¥ g crown of nine sorts of gems. +¢0¢8 is called feminine and the latter masculine, Arjuna. used in medicine for children. A. C. BB0020 kirumbu, See $ovow0. c. 3OR kirige, s. The garment worn by a (F '5'53?39’3% Z‘z’ru—/fzmi/ce, s. The nape female child. of the neck. 2. the tip of the little finger. Gy ‘3‘07% ]ciri—gei, s. A short hand. c. '3‘53;5")@’ kirukula, s. Trouble, annoy- ¢. 3ORWTY> kiri-goralu, s. A short [5) ance. adj. Mischievous. “ . mean, little, neck. 832038 ISR WIY TTE trifling, inferior. c. 303> kiricku, v. n. To screech, scream, Y T 55203 I am much annoyed by him. ery aloud. o #0208 3 the child is scream- TYD S0DHg a very mischievous man. £330 ing. ¥ I0® to do what is low, mean or fraud- ulent. c. B0Bwed> kiri-jodu, s Creaking D¢ 22F the expenses of an sandals. 2 DFY office for pens, paper, ink, oil, &c. =%, above the expences allowed for an office. c. BVBeNING kiri-tégina-gida, s. A kind of tree. FTFY BT small goods. . 38:3wet kiru-kdla, See smv. A. 0. 3DT033 kiridantara, s. A small space, a little leisure. c. BBRB,R kiru-gattige, s. A short a3 stafl. ¢. 0590 kiri-ddri, s, A bye-road, foot- path. 6] ‘3637\’%0 kiru-gatti, s. A short sword. 0. 30T kiridu-bidu, v. n. To make C. z%"doflégj /tz'rzc—g@]je, s. Bells or tinkling canter. +0Tw @ to canter. s ornaments 290 33 % G '3'?337?@39% kiru-gini, s. A vegetable . DT, %bgs?fieya&& kir-divali, so called. kir-divali-habba, s. An inferior feast il C. BToBoN kirudangi, s. A younger sister. which takes place the day after the great one C. BB. 5o kiru-ddl @, s. A marsh date tree. called &:&%, o C. STT kirudu, See +9, c. 35°E IR kir-ndlige, s. "The vt C. STV Rkiru-ndlige, s The uvula. C. '8'{538'83 kir-nudi, See #0302, ul C. -8-1333;% , Bl (@) kiru-nelli, kir-nells, c. 33w & kir-ndta, s. Covetousness. See #039. O SoEN /cir-magi, s. - A small earthen c. %da?)(@o kiru-pilli, s, A small silver ssel. ring worn on the little toe. d“ B SoER> kir-magu, s. A little child. A. 0. 332 kiruba, See +3w. ij ;' vz kirla, s. Screaming, screeching. C. B3TTRTy, §T88353:3> kiru-bevaru, Fa¥2 to scream, screech. %f kiru-bemaru, s Slight or gentle perspi- . 3JTY> kir-veralu, See +0 3o, ration. H C. 3Ty, 5083 kiru-bottu, A. C. 5Z53J kirru, o s To become less, shorter. 1\“1 kiru-vettu, s. The little finger. &5, A. C. '8'6}333 3 3T3, 2953, 33w c. %da%f@gb kiru-6ori, s. - A small bull. OIS Feirrur nettu, kirrana, kirrane, ther ALCL '3"(33@)0 kirulam, adj. Ordinary, kirrdyane, Sce +3,3. common, 0. 3% kila-kila, s. The sound of chirp- s C. 302599 kiruhdle, s. Celtis Orien- TUFOIFFE I, talis. ing, screeching, laughing. TOTOTVY, ST to laugh heartily, +viovnE 1Y C. ‘8‘8@ kirevu, s. Scheme, device, effort. Y8 $¢3 #7288 g loud noise. +3Y T, to scheme, devise, try. c. Sov Lilala, s. A cry. C. 33¢3> kiréru, [#ocvd] s Juniors, c. SongsE & kildrbhate, s. A loud shout young persons, inferiors. or noise. c. %6’@363353 kird-yenu, s. To scream. SwoTR0 kild-ravam, s. A pigeon. C: 8‘93 kirrana, s.The sound of whirring, BN kildsa, s. A scab or blotch. jarring or creaking. m wm Q $QoxTF kilinjaka, s. A mat. A o. $TER, SRR kir-hattige, n 3880028 kili-kinchite, s g Tickling. kir-gattige, s. A short staff, 2. a mistress whose anger is dissipated by ey C. 330 kirkiri, s Agitation, anxiety. the dalliance of her paramour. FTEFO IR, +FFOW to distress. T FomSnny C. '8@’8'@ ]fth-]L'ZZZ, See ¥V, to be distressed or uneasy. C. S@02y, Twew, gensy kilumbu, ¢. 3BoF, BB Tox kirku, kirkurku, kilubu, kiluvu s. s. The noise made by the friction of bam- Corrosion, rust, ver- digris. 020 B to become corroded. boos, &c. o '3'7\JE'—:5_0 kir-gatti, s. A small knife, s. ONT, kilbisha, s. Crime, guilt, sin. *+ short sword. %?&3& a sinner. s C. 35w kirddda, adj. Tilled, fit for c. 8‘9}%(@) killi-killi s, The name of a TTFT R king. 2. a mode. seed. 2. little, short, small. a field ready to be sown. +F™ to become Ca %Eé) AT killuguru, s. A hang-nail, tilled. 2. to become short, small, &c. a piece of skin protruding from the side of c. 3QE, 30 kirdi, kirdu, adj. Rapid, the finger nails. il quick, cantering. +27F fwgd v. 2. To canter. H. 853, Seo kille, killd, s. A fort. + th be quick. +0F W@ to make canter or run &m0 the commander of a fort. +3e W 27 to take a fort. FCwr Y cantering, a rapid or short pace. +¢ ¢ w28¢0 g fort-office, 291 L5323 IRITD c. 33e3s, 8225935 kivachu, kivieki- c. 30Bw> kishiri-kollu, v. n. To re bidu, ». a. To squecze, express. ject, beat off. o C. 3330 kivada, s. A deaf man. 3 [<h)] C. 3LVFTWOBoDweRs kishiri-kondu- adj. Deaf. +IB3BT Jeafness. *TIB WP to k(fgu, v. 2. To pull one’s self away from become deaf. +F2, +I¥ a deaf woman. the hold of another. C. 39 ]LZ?)Z, s. The ear. TER, JTAD deaf C. THT kishi-hallu, s, Grinning teeth. as a tree. 0ToA &8 the touch-hole of a can- S. 8'7"2\@35 kishéra, s, An infant, the non. 8e33F3 ¥ the priming cup of a gun. young of any animal. 7% D the puncture for an earring. WINRR + the hole for an ornament for the tip of S, B3\ £OF, 23, i oy kishkindha, kish- 243 3 the ear. 275 ¥ a keyhole. T %3 0 £ +D the kindhe, s. A cave, in which was the ci- stays of a spindle connected with a spinning ty of Wali, the monkey from whom it was A wheel. FRY,D, %O D the tip of the ear. *+ conquered by Rama, and transferred to Su- D Aw@ to listen, give ear. T Bagd), T+ TR griva. adyj. Confined, narrow, cramped, strait. %0 to hear. +D T the wax of the ear. F5,085n v, . To be straitened, +9 3 the rim of the ear. +D RS, +D cramped for room. 3509 the lobe of the ear. T W, T B S. '3?{5\3 lfiiS}t/fié, s. A span. 2. a cubif. D B FRB), T Bww IB to bore the ear. 3. a fissure, opening. F:00080, D 3O, T+ 2008 to twist the ear. ¥ c. 6"&8’%‘3%353 kisakkane-shinu, v, n. +9 Zw2R an earring of a particular form. To sneeze with noise. ¢ O Bwee, + F0HRY an earring in the form C. SRR, SRomo® kisa-gdlu, kisu- I\l of a flower. +D WOE, +D Jow¥ an earless woman. 2D B B gdlu, adj. Bandy-legged. s. The legs put +d I g whisper. astride. € to whisper. #0 T8 Sud, + Awkd, F TR W C. BRRWEY 9> ]sisa—go’_la;lza’l:u, ot C ¥, ¥+ 8T T to hear attentively. T VY T o To put to the rack, to punish school children. & listening, attention. consent to, hear with approbation. 2+ WO C. TR ]fism'll, v. n. To be loathsome. a kind of earring. + 2n Y & g disease or pain S . SR kisalaya, s. A sprout, shoot. of the ear. +0R RS B to inform, make C. FRT0Td kisa-wdyanu, [+» s known. oNIN] 5. A simpleton. FTJONT FoBT wB C. $DBVIOD> kewi-mddu, v. a. To primea © ¥5:500 g simpleton is imposed upon. gun. C. $OT0es Fodonss kivi-muchehi- C. 8& kisi v. n. To blow, as a flower. 2. (. to burst, asa vessel. 8. to grin.‘ s. The kondu-barw [the lobes of the ear to sink pocket of a jacket. down.] ». #. To be faint for want of food. C. 3220, TR0 kisi-bdi, kisu- 3. BRITF /civig/ara/m, s. An earless bdi, s. A mouth with showing, prominent man. or grinning teeth. . oY kivi-hdvu, s. A centipede. C. BRBAIS kisi-kisiyane, s. A titter C. ‘3‘@:5&3 kivukkane, s, A noise, stir, or laugh. nestling. 0. 53 kishi, s. A grin. 2. neighing. 3. a C. 3‘%)3?\@‘;;3 kisi-kollu, v. comp. To A pocket in a coat or jacket. straddle, put the legs astride. C. 335D, BT3B kishi-kishe, kishi- c. 3o kisu, adj. Red, fiery, angry. %% ner) an angry eye, an angry look. G kushiku, s. Grinning, tittering. +% #3 3 7™ to grin, titter. C. TTOBD /cz'su/tu, s. A sobbing noise. ¥ C. Somoen kishigdlu, See +wmmoen. % 7o) to sob. C. C. 8‘3333 ]éZS]ZZ-LéSfiZ, s. A whisper, P C. "&)3%0?) kisulkula, s, A calumniator, . ® Jwezed to whisper. slanderer, defamer. 8, 2902 T =N & It A. C. BTOROD), BRIA ORI, TTOALAI, c. 3eTOW> kikarisu, v. n. To hawk in %'\.\q/\é"\) kisu-gannu, kisu-ganisu spitting C. QB0 /u/:l(/LM, s. Distressing for pay- {f)’ kis 71-Janmu, kisu-ganchu, s, Wmh, anger. T RE DD ment, &e. F{FVT F® to distress. 0B v. n. To be angry one? B angered, incensed FRNRS Jeg @D 0. 5o 'dé""g kikdranya, s. A waste, to look with angry eye howling wilderness ef], G IIALD BRIAS kisu-gallu, kisu- c. B8 (fi)cn ki-ki yenu, v, n. To make bird gal, s. The ruby a noise, as 0. 3eB0x> Atkirisu, . n. To grin and h A. c. TRIT kisude, s. A tree so called, a kind of orange. shew the teeth. 6} C. ©¢ W A. C. TR0 kisumit, adj. Red \ > kiku, s. Trouble, grief, distress i 2. fiery, c. eezc3Twne kichanta-kigu, v. n, as applied to anger To cry aloud < pel C. 3RHTd kisuru S Fretfulness, &c m SH T (=] o e, children supposed to be produced Dby evil X 23T kickaka, s. The name of a king eyes. dross, sediment v. @ To snatch 2 a bamboo rattling or whistling in the wind LT Y or pull mutually T 8Raw to remove the R 28 Bhiéma, who killed the abeve king effects of evil looks, by fumigating a child’ €l u\&;(?i) kichas W, v, n. To squeak, cry eyes with burning chillies. out +¢BIW to cause to squeak 3 C. B3RO0 kisu-vanna, s. Red colour C. Be2F DY lccnapala, s. The flying fox or ternate bat. i A. C. TROIRD, FTODT kisuvaru, kisu- L C. (25 hari, kichare, S vare, s. A kind of red stone used in medi- B30e30, 30233 £ s pub A pocket cine for syncope, &c. . Bees0oesd kichiri-bdchiri, s. The Al C. IR kisulu, See +30t. sound of chirping 2. confusion disoraer. e H. 34, 5% kistt /nstu, s. Instalment < R ey TR ) o] < DA I <o > to speak without T, wob g settlement of instalments, or a I rhyme or reason. document of such settlement T, e D TR S0 o to arrange or fix instalments 2 1 B Wod T ;T C. B3, Beezadeess kichu, kichu-ki- P 4 chut, s. The squeaking of rats young spar- 8 Beo Tw® to pay instalments according to agreement rows, &c T F(W to squeak. F79,50003 the fixed peried for o paying an instalment C . (O euu/\qv\ kichu-gubbe ¢, 8. A bird-call (¢ o C. T30S kiki-kikiyane, s The of brass or copper. o T neighing of a horse. . e3o207@ kichu-bdla, Seo @, C. 3928 kili-pili, s. The sound of chir- Z e Z F32307 kichu-budde, s. A discase i ping in the testicles attended with swelling, &c. i 1l C er,do lczlu'u, v. . To neigh. c. 3¢ 33 kiche, s. A coat or jacket pocket. C. 3% kiluku, s. A sprain. 2. the S ]ulf(é, s. An insect in general ¢ramp FH0T 2N to be sprained. 2. to 5 - S ;\: &3 W T @ 02> kitaka, kitaka- have the cramp 10 Jantu, s. A worm in general ) A 6. %?CS kiltida, [*83 of W] adj. ¢ 9 e o . 9e83533 kitakatana, s Teanness an(hmtcd rooted up. Ep o he plucked up. rudeness c. 3¢ %?Jefifo killi-kollu, v. n. To screa .-_Abjr* kita raja, s. The name of an SCr eecl insect ~ C. Se k& 5 62 ¢t v.m. The become pus. s d LLQLCZ:Z%, s. An abject, base C. kika, adj. Thick- set, crowded. fellow S. a—gz & ]cc]»(’sa', s. A bone. 2. a tenon c oo &5 kitu, s, TFear, terror, dread N\ 203 s oW C. 3e&3 kitle, s. Trouble, annoyance. to praise, make famous, glorify. ®¢8r %wnr o C. B (: @ kidu, s. ¥ vil, depravity. 2. des- % fame and flattery. F8F TOBN fame to 23 truction, ruin, perdition. . misfortune, dis- spread. aster. #® =3 mischievous people. TR [5) 4 a AL %Q'GDJ ]L’l,i”)’u, s. A horse’s bit. FoV a disastrous period. #<® R g deprav- low caste. 4. bad 3. a joint, hinge, screw. ed nature. T3 1o become ruined. E:23<r) 5. beneath. gold, light coloured gold. Ve e @ ruined, destroyed, corrupted. #c@dZ to To root up. comfort in misfortune. +¢3:S37 to wish evil, A. C. 8¢ e R kirr-pode, s. The abdo- FLE HRW good and evil. LB FgOOMY an men or lower stomach. evil to become a blessing. ( S. %g@ /cz'la, s. The blaze or flame of a fire. S. 8‘65@3 /L'i/d;"".*?kag pro. What? what 3. blood. like ? 2. a thorn or splinter in the foot. o See &gen. s, i8] Q@ SR | - < o /C[’fl/l’S]LCZ, s. A giant. 2. Yama, 8. T kilaka, s. The forty second year the regent of death. in the Hindu cycle of sixty. C. 5‘6533 }.L”Iv//})lll, s. Pus. *=0 % an in- A. C. T3 klldduva, adj. Detract- 0. sect that lives in pus. ing, censorious. C. Se0TeRB, 8edSTwsey klydvadi, ki- A. 0. ST kildra, s. An outhouse, cows C, Q/Cl/l/’(!,ll', s. The under letter - pen C. 30'53553, 86&3@830—%@ kiyyanu, S B N DI/ ]f{/lfid, s. Blood. 2. water. 0. /vz'yyo'-yenu, v. . To squeak. S. Sewo® kildsa, s. A blotch. & 9 o = C. 5¢T kira, s. A parrot. . & Imungoose, C 5 N 0 ® kili, s. A lock. O € N to un- G, 7. B. [$%3] milk. +¢0 a female parrot. lock. +:€2} the key of a lock. | B, %fb; ]i’l’i’l'fl', See %87 3 C. B¢ o 3 kilidiyu, v. n. Tobe sprain- 1 C. 5e0TY, BOORS kiripu, kirisu, caus.of ed 2. to be seized with the cramp. 3. to \ +¢, To make squeak. have the rheumatism or pains in the joints. ) C. B3> kiru, s. A squeak, cry, bawl. 2t S. yo N e} &3 Lilita, adj. Bound, tied, knotted. C, T w0 alms extorted by bawling IS s —33 O kilisu, v.n. Tobe caught or fixed one who bawls. D I to bawl. 9 n & . to be set, as jewels, &c. 3. to unite. G, C. %QCJ? kirula, s. An insect which makes 4. to reach, join. 8Cond awdo OB the an Incessant noise. { horse’s hoof was caught in. #:9% ‘ffig& to I C. 8'83;%9K /fl,"u.”,fi/a: s. A bird that lives fasten on one’s self, as fetters, &e. on insects. C. %QC“)J kilu, s. A joint, hinge. 2. alinch- A, 8’3'(’)) kire, v. a. To root up, eradicate. 8 pin. 3. a tenon, wooden fastening, socket. C. c. %QT??EQSJ kire-kdi, s, The acute an- 4. grease or tar for wheels, &c. 5. a spring. b gled cucumber. 6. an iron nail. { a wedge, wooden pin. 8. the fastening of a jewel. 9. a screw. 10. a c. $eBRwy y kire-soppu, s. The plant secret, mystery. +¢e0 ®ER g bracelet with a Amaranthus polygamus. D fastening. TRy, W FTEE to open a 0 S. 8&“5? kirna, adv. Crowded, thick-set. spring, unclasp, undo a fastening, disjoin, take 0 F(RWFTR, very cramped, very crowded. out rabbets. +]e0 €% g spring to be spoiled, 8. '3391573 kirtane, s. Praise, eulogium, G, joint to be dislocated. +¢20 BLE to spoil & encomium. & ) I T(BF f a psalm, hymn. sprin 2 b To. 0 yut out of joint. #¢w0 EXF to unscrew. S an eulogium on a person’s name. F(BFI Fgen 81w to unlock. F¢e) XRREW to drive T to sing praises, hymns, &c. in a nail. +¢e &2 to find out the secret iy W 8. O 8 o or art of a thing. FLL0 WA [enn] o= v to tighten a h Lirt i, Fame, renown, glory, re- 4 G put ation, popularity. +¢8FTc8 g popular spring. 234¢20nd the joints of the hand. 3 mail. +¢87D to become famous. FEF X 2003 #kev 4 wooden pin, HFEA +W a box I 2 94 30V BT Rt hinge. #7,%8 #¢2 an iron nail or hinge. C. %&J’dfatio 761’]6!—77%5’(]2/, v. a. To eradi- 5] 8ty 82 %5 +eW the lock of a gun. EEIAE M cate, exterminate. & to spoil, corrupt, ruin. rheumatism or gout. ®JBES W ship tar, A. ¢. Bogeo kildlu, s. One who gives %4 pitch. wok W a linchpin. TSl %gen water to travellers. 2. a subject, inferior. il the wire or spring of a puppet. DENF BN C. '3"\0%3753 kilisu, ». caus. To make root the secret of an affair. ¢S W g sprain, o up. 2. to humble, degrade. 3. to fix. wrench., 99 #¢20 the art or mystery of a science, as that of conjuring, &c. BAPE RIS c. 8¢, %3’_39?;’_@?:5 kilu, kittu-kollu, abde the meaning of a word. v. a. To eradicate, p]{lck out or up. 2. to tear, rend off. v. n. To play, sport. C. '8-3@)33"_3_0 Eily-Rattiy s; A knifs which a1 shuts into the handle. C. %Q?J ]L'Z/.ZM’ s. The bit of a horse’s bridle. ool C. S8 kilu-mara, s 2. See ¥, 3. a bad man, a man of inferi- A piece of 9 or birth or low habits. (3] a line, row, range. wood that holds the upper ends of the two dye Al 5. evil, misfortune. 6. danger, mischief. *% large ropes which are fastened to the shaft of an oil-mill. §o Zojenneo evil and good. 7. low, mean. *R $0302 g low word. ehratt (6 ‘8‘36\.@9}; kil-ottu, . a. To press a spring. 2. to force a key into a lock. c. 3BT, $e¢o33 kilu-thara, kilu- tara, s An inferior kind. p O C. %Qé\,@?fiba ]iz’lo.l[]/u, v. 7. To be sprain- An evil ed Cc. Seoend) kilu-buddhi, s bl mind, grovelling disposition. C. Seey 8o, kil-kattu, . a. To fasten a spring. 2. to bandage a sprain. C. B0YoPBw@N> kilu-bhitmi, s. Inferior land. fpune C. '%\?@' aR /&‘Z’LI-]M(,Z(/!/(Z, s. A Dbracelet with a clasp, catch or spring. c. $0GoR359B> kilu-mddu, v. a. To ruin, (505 o spoil. 2. to degrade, humble. 3. to make gl o> kil-mendu, s. A wedge. eradicate. 94 T i: 3 3 ® —65 kil-mole, s. An iron or brass SCTew. C. 5eox0D Ailu-harivi, s. The plant CH Amaranthus polygamus. G C. T i \ T b ]L'ZZ—S()//m, v. . The secret Owy c. Be¢oBw &3, ktlu-hotte, s. The abdo- to be found out. &3 ‘ol'fi“ men. o uni C. e, Sow®o kivu, kihu, s Pus, mat- C. ton?‘) kile, s. The bit or ring of a horse’s ter of a sore. B T, $¢F F0B matter to ¥ 2 [ b e idle. gather. D) AR] % matter to run from a sore. ¥ T2 matter and blood. C. 8’873?55 kileda, s. An inferior or low place. C. %i—flsg, ktlke, s. The act of plucking up. S. '8'3% ]i'?fS}I/Cl, s. A)nonkcy_ C. '8‘@7,'850033 ]cz's]zare-/scii, s. The name Ugfj“ 3 kil-thara, s. An inferior kind. of a vegetable. %Q?jé) &3 kil-duti, s. The lower lip. (é 30 \B&> kil-padisu, v. a. To hum- % ‘8‘3?3, “3'@?36 lcz'slw, k[sarz’, 8. A jacket ble, lower, bring down, degrade. pocket. C. B0X> kisu, s. Paste. 2. asound. . a. A. C. 3eYu0\E3 ,%Q'@‘)fig)fi ktl-potte, kil- To peel. 2. to squeeze. bode, s. The abdomen. C. '8@? kl’,t’(l, adj. Base, low, mean, small, C. %QE/%Q@J kil-mélu, s. Evil and good. inferior. s. A base man. Y ToF WB o S. B> ku, s. The earth. == a tree. adj. 0 0 S8, ©3@ neither provoke the base nor bad. o= bad people. tread on ruin (keep out of the way of mis- 8. T0Tow0 kunkuma, s. A crimson com- chief.) * position for making the sectarian mark on C. 5D kiladi, s. A small foot, the lower the forehead, containing turmeric mixed with fle part of the foot. lime juice. oo woRy a flower, Crocus 2 S‘\ 4 FI0T FO0® sativus FoFO T g variety of the crim- ¢. T0oBRTA kuntagaraga, s. A tree son powder scented. FOOFODDT fic.., tne Od()ul used in medicine. of the crimson powder. . B. B0 3 kuntani, [ 363 VA o, ;2] s. The pro- C. Boo% kunke, s. The nape of the neck fevsmn of a pimp Foc¥3Ng a pimp, pro- TOOTY 0k} v to put a burden on the neck curess. To¥dR, FockdcdroT g procurer, whore- R 3088 w@ to sit on the nape of the master. neck. F0833, BT8R kuntanu, kun- C. THONXD I7Lu97J281l, v. a@. To depress, hum- tavanu, s A cripple, lame man. ble, make stoop. 2. to make less, shorten © Foo&R kunfige, s. A weeding machine. abridge 3. to draw back. 4 to reduce, de- 0087 Sw¥ the angular iron teeth of the weed- crease, abate ing machine. Too8R wowmen g large iron knife C. TooR> kungu, v.n. To become less. 2 at the bottom of the weeding machine. G, to sink in or dow 3. to be humbled, de- 0. Tosh kuntu, adj. Lame, halt, crippled. pressed, dejected, decreased, Toonc a man v. 2. To limp, be lame. F00&) T g lame who will not humble himself. FoRToTo that leg Tookd ek g cripple’s crutch. 20083 which will not stoop or bend. F0oRoR= the Bog, ook WP to be lame. Fookd IBY, act of being humbled, depressed, &c. FOONT 08 to lame 3, w0733 one who is dejected, depressed humbled. 90 2D to become humbled. oo C. %2083 kunie, s. Aninstrument for level- (, 2. a weeding machine. D to be humbled, depressed, dejected, &e. ling ploughed land 1 4. the web beam 3. apool, small tank, pond. (, A. C. Fooex AWZC]ZG, s. Shaving the hair F008 ?)—a" to wind the web or beard in a loom round the beam Fookly BY the teeth of a § S. o083 kuncha, s. A fly-brush. Foo8} B, B0y FRTIRY, Tl web beam C. Tooes R kunchige, s. A woollen cloak 203 that part of it which consists of a large 2. a brush made of the roo 8, of grass, and block of wood. Foctik ¥ the iron part of it, used by weavers for cleansing the warp. which juts out from the wooden block, leav B0 TV 8 C. Tr0285> T, Fro0e3 e>wmoTo kunchidu, ing an interstice between them the two pieces of wood which connect the kunchi-hdaku, v.n. To puta cambly over S the head in the form of a cloak front iron piece with the wooden block. C. Bo08308 kunte-mara, s. An instru- ! 8. Bo0e38 kunchita, adj. Bent, stooping. ment used for levelling ploughed fields C. Booe3s, 088 kunchu, kunche, 5. A weaver’s stay or batten FV0e T Boot5e C. T0E3TVToRY, T2083RBGe 0 kunie- e3? to fix the stay To0s TV to put in the harvgu, kunte-hodeyu, v. a. To weed FI0BYWDW to tichten standing corn. stay between the warp 2. to level ploughed land the warp with the stay or batten. C. To0E3083s LAuntétu, s. A random or bad 8, B0 ]Lwya, s. A bower, arbour, or shot place covered with creepers. 2. the lower jaw 8. T3 kuntha, s. Lazy, indolent. 2. blunt MoWIT Fook 7T, ook To&LT g bower or sum- s. Toor, FoonF kunda, kundaka, s. mer-house. An adulterine, born during the husband’s ( T20&T kunjara, s. An clephant F0 life 2. an earthen pot 3. a pot for receiv- v =T 73 a woman of majestic gait, resem- ing and preserving consecrated fire. G bling an elephant’s. 8. Toovw kundala, s. An earring 2.-8 0 1{ 8. TooxTOO kunjardri, s. Shiva. 2.alion mark for false writing o030 Tods g scholar 8. Booxk0e33 Aunmjardshana, s. The wearing badges of honor in his ears sacred fig tree, whose leaves elephants eat S. 3o0w® kundali, s. A snake or serpent I C faoufi kunta, adj 039 Lame, halt, crippled 2. an astrological diagram or table ! OO0 3 reen g lame leg. TR 5 (flj\,ij 78 the chief of serpents. § 296 &% oo TSR it Vishnu, sleeping on a serpent. 00RO INT germ of a flower. o8 B0¥,¥ 383 3 woman a city so called. whose teeth resemble jasmin buds. S. fao?fg? kundali, adj. Round, circular. c. 30083 kundata, s. Hindrance, imped- B 8. ToolF, ToBR kundike, kundige, iment. s. A hermit’s vessel with a spout. C. T0DM, T3 kundana kundana, 8. Pure gold. ToBen T, TOBH T to S. fioo&fi%é&é‘@ kundina-pattana, s i The name of a city. set in pure gold. ooBemond g pure gold ring. C. T203> kundu, s. The sting of a scorpion. C. T2000 kundali, See w020, 2. the bite of a serpent. C. T0BOR0ND kundu-gundi, s, A wea- c. TorOeow kundali-hullu, s, An ) ] {ilig i ver's seat. excellent kind of grass. C. T20%, T20WNT kunde, kunde-ginde, c. TTYR, Tomeed kundalige, s. The buttock or posterior. FUIDYT wBR kunddfli, s. The rim of a mortar so placed e 7, ¢ wood ¥8T the unemployed carpenter as to keep in the contents while beating. pared the posteriors of his children, (he who C. T8, Tosies kunddta, kun- has no employment gets into mischief.) %o @ gyB T3 3 vessel without a flat bottom. ddlu, s. Hopping. C. F00O kundili, s. A rabbit or hare. C. 308500 kunde-kdi, s, The bone Too0 O FWRB) g plant growing among rocks. immediately above the buttock. 2. arabbit’s horn ; that is, nothing, an imagi- e ¢ C. T0ouRIT kupde-hadaka, s. A cata- mite. nary thing. he W 41, c. B0 kundisu, v, a. To press down, ofl O 8. To03 kunta, s. A spear, lance, 0037y, Too8TH A spearman. 2. Niruti. humble, subdue, reduce, depress, repress, 13 ol 8. 3203%@ kuntala, s. A cur], ringlet. 2 suppress. C. T T hair. T8 $08¥ g woman with ringlets. kundu, s. Deficiency, fault, defect. 2. disquietude, grief, sorrow. V. Mo 8. T030Be3 lhuntala-désha, s A To fade, wither. 2. to become thin or emas- country north east of the peninsula. ciated. 3. to be grieved, sink under affliction. 8. To08 kunti, s.The mother of the Pdndu 4. to die. F00d NP to be deficient. F0D Food princes. F008 BINT gon of Kunti. B to fade away, wither, waste away, e a king of Kuntala, and father of Kunts. shrivel up. #0238 faded, withered, Bood), T08% T, Yo Tewy DY the Pdndu princes <] =30» to find fault with and abuse. have no kingdom by any means. 2?83 #200nY differences, FooBTeZoB undi- C. To083> kuntiru, [#s8] v. 2. To be minished joy. seated. #9080 g person who is seated. C. BTo0THTa0ed kundu-kurucha, s, A C. 32030808, Bay kunti-rotti-habba, small scorpion whose sting produces a burn- l I s. An annual festivity of girls making an ing sensation. image of clay and feasting on the roof of the house. C. fiaoda?x’zi kundu-gadde, s. A very fruitful field. C. 30 s @’a@»@fjgg kuntu-kollu, for =we c. B0ToRY> kundu-gallu, s, The name p Il %?@35&. of a village. C. 3208 kunda, s. One of the nine treasures 2 of Kubéra. 2. the many flowered jasmin, C. =§JOZ$JI3’J@Q7< kundu-rdga, s. A disease C. T00F kundaka, s. Defect, want. 2 among cattle. hindrance, impediment. FoBTE INB to c. R0BO, Fowed kundeli, kundélr, See FoodD, hinder, impede. Fo0TFT7 to be hindered. 2. to be defective. c. T0Bwe kunddta, See wom¥. 2, 8. %aodfoi&%@ kunda-kutmala, s, The ambling. 2 0 297 Fo0D FI0539 8. 503 kunna, s. A nit. tal globe of an elephant’s head. 4. a heap of boiled rice. 8. To059T0 kunndra, s, Glass ware. 5. an offering of food to a god- dess. 8. TooQ kunni, s, A dog. The €. B0 kumpati,'s. A chafing dish. 2 S. faoep’fi;fic kumbha-karna, s quarrel, strife, dispute. FooBBWT g quarrel- name of a giant, younger brother of Rdavana, whose ears were like an earthen vessel. some person. FoomE 3@ to set at variance. S. To0g3E0T, ToeSsouT kumbla-kdra, T. B. 200 Lkumpita, See %3 kumbha-kdraka, s. A potter. 20w%3 €. T20WT, Br0D-m T kumpisu, kum- a female potter. Pisi-hdru, See #o3% . C. F03Fwees0 kumbha-kina, s. Com- €. TooY8 humputi, See 38, baconum. €. B0WENTG humpé-gida, See w8 Aa. s. Bog3e, ToogNogys fumbha-ja, T. B. 0 kumba, Sce w0%. kumbha-sambhava, s. Dréna, the mili- tary preceptor of the Pdndw princes. o L T. B. To0o08Y kumbatala, See Rz e, A €. Too¥so0d> kumbala-kdi, s. A the sage Adgastya, regent of the star Cano- pumpkin or gourd, Cucurbita agenaria. w° pus, because both are supposed to have been o W Toowg FoW g white gourd. wwd Ry born in a water jar. T2 an ash coloured gourd. %58t wowd T. B. F0338¢ /cmnbfia#ala, See w0tz Y ) T2 a sweet gourd. s. T0PBH X D\ 2 3> kumbha-tddu, v. a. To T. B. Fo02590, TroT Lumbdra, kum- serve out food (dragging it out with the hand.) 6&7"(1, [’&’JO'Lfi?Efi_J s. A pottel'_ FI0LRTEI 8. F0339F2083 8o kumbhanikumbharu, the business of a potter. FO0LRT TBWT, o0 s. Two brothers, giants, sons of oBFFar. o 2390 FwB an earthen vessel. FTI0LWBY, FO0W 8. Bo0g35000 kumbha-rdshi, s. The sign 8F, TowddF g potter female. FTI0LRT T, Aquarius. FTI0LWRTIRN g TR0 8RO g potter’s wheel. potter’s kiln. C. 3205330 kumbha-shikha, s. A va- pour bath of steam from medicinal leaves. €. Too0OTHY, i?ooeoud‘/i’o@a) Fumbd- TOWEDIB to give a vapour bath. ra-hakki, kumbdra-gubbi, s. A small, 8. B3R © kumbha-sthala, s, The front- A black bird. S al globe of an elephant’s head. €. T0WVTEADT, TooRT3RDeLFOF s. Tooepoo® kumbhdnda, s. The name kumbdra-tigarike, kumbdra-tigari- of a sage. chukke, s, A star so called. S, To0g) kumbhi, s, An elephant. wow Fo0) €. To020ToY, ToooTRY Lumbdr- w00%3 the frontal globe of an elephant. ula, kumbdra-hula, s. A kind of insect. T T3P0 g woman with breasts like C ¢, Tooed kumbi, s Bleaching. the frontal globe of an elephant. €. BTooedE kumbittu, [#39] . a. To 8. Bo08)¢d kumbhing, s. The earth. ¥ toss, as cattle. 2. to strike, as an elephant w3k ¥ the serpent supporting the earth. FICREIR TS g with his trunk. king. €. Booaw kumbu, s, Obeisance, reverence, 8. To0eIH kumbhinasa, s. A serpent. €, a bow. v. . To bow, make salaam. 8. TooewoF kumbli-pdka, s. A hell 8. T2020eT humbhira, s. A crocodile. c. ?JO@S, Tood kumbe, kumbi, 5. A [/ balustrade. 302 I3 3 house with a balus- 8. BoBeeTBIFS), Tr0glReBI0aT 8 trade. TRIYE to do up a balustrade. F0 kumbhédbhavanu, kumbhiédayanu, 8w, to build a balustrade. See Do, } S 8. B0 kumbha, s. A pot, an earthen H. 3205363 kummaya, < Aid, succour, R 3. the fron- assistance, vessel, 2. the sign Aquarius. it 298 %’oofiq %07“\’% U8 A.C. T683, Too3083 kummata, kum- ¢. DT O30T kukkaldmarike, ag. It maii, See PoTB. Cheap, abundant m%;mao&# TIRAD to be T. B. 320328 kummara, See wo3%3. very cheap. [l c. ToT O, %336?53 kuklkalidu, kuk- C. To0TDRD, FooDORL kummarisu, il ]fl'dlé, v. a. To clean the Lead, to destroy kummal t'Sll, v. n. To pour, as water from nits and lice. a vessel, corn from a sack, &c., to empty, il discharge. T. B. 338 kukki, See moz. C. T03Y kummala, adj. Unclean, filthy. C. TITONO kukkirisu, See w:=,0%. C. To0D> kummsz, s. Multitude, heap, herd. c. B 9 /tza/t/ci!i, s. Pecking. (e G 535.} kukky, s, A crane, as feeding on H, To0Q5F kumimnike, s. Succour, aid, as- sistance. or pecking fish. [0 C. T, TP kummu, kum- C. ’(5‘).353{_5 kulku, ». a. To knead a cloth il mi-kollu, See w00 on a stone in washing. 2. to peck, as a bird. '3 3. to crack or kill, as lice. 4. to innoculate, A. C. BoT02) kukambi, s. A mast. =30 vaccinate. 5. to suppress. 6. to push. 7. to LTI g helmsman. beat. 8. to pierce, penetrate. v. 7 To ap- s. ToBQ ku-kavi, s. A bad poet. I3 pear, as the small pox, on the skin. B %:&'.':J bad poetry. to cause to knead, &e. c. s kukilu, v, n. To neigh. 2. to 8. BT kukkuta, s. A fowl. =o@yimo s cry as a cuckoo. s. The cry of a cuckoo. 2. 3 a fowl’s egg haod) a cuckoo. FFW D it cried. S. fiafig&&éffi & kukkuta-dhwaja, ])' (‘[’,;1) S. TrF0T0Td kukundurw, s. The Greek Kumaraswdamy, the god of war, with a cock partridge. for his ensign. he st . BoBowT kukumike, s Hiding, or & Efi%ésu?dgi kukkutdsana, s. Sitting shrugging up one’s self, as at the approach on the posteriors and feet at once. v of danger. 74 C. ToTA T I8 kukku-mikkanade, 8. ToBwde ku-kik: L s The note of the Jease adv. Silently, without noise. cuckoo or dove. T. B. 325 T kuklura, [s=:rc] s, A dog ofront 8. ToTwY kukila, . A hole, aperture. T T fwdy woBd g dog’s cellar. 8. BoBwe kukd, s. Joy, delight. € fi)@g kukke, s. A small basket used by o N e C. BT kukka, s, Three out of four tama- gardeners and bricklayers. adj. Loose, not rind stones (used instead of dice) the right tight. B0Z, R to become loose. side upwards, and one the reverse. H. 3"06‘?\@5@&3 kukkdta, s Trotting, as a C. 3T E3 kukkate, s. Pecking, as a bird. horse. C. DT D, BB DB, ToToD kukkadi, c. Tonrdes kuge-bilas, v. n. To drop or kuklkidi, kukkudi, s. The quantity of fall down with force. thread that is spun in one ball. T2 =03 C. 537;\&5 /cugga,ta, adj. Humble, .bent, hp [ to wind a ball of thread. stooping. C. fio%&&'féjgi, FoT BDIORY, fiofisb c. TR O3 kuggadava, s. A man who i (f)aeeja /fiZéi)/tngi—/gd;f;‘lé, kukkadiyd- will not stoop or humble himself, a proud man. gu, /cu/s/mqli—yé]u, v.n. The arm to 1l swell from being suddenly struck in the bend. 8. Toro© kuggdla, s. An unpropitious A4 season. 5\5}4;7' C. EJ%%D?\J», figfi’bf}f—@?o kuklkarisu, 2. to l fl,i/fff;""r kulkkari-kollu, v, n. To quake. Q. f&fi’?\?fd lmggu’,lu s. A man who stoops. c. BoRd kuggu, v. n. To be humbled, de- spring up. 3. to crouch, fawn, sit down or crouch from fear, pressed, decreased, become less. 2. to sink, 299 N F083 #or%?\ 3 fall in, bend down. 3. to couch down, as an 8. BToxI3> ku-jananu, s, A wicked, bad ass under a burden. v a. To fold, double man. up. TOAT, BN to humble, abate, reduce, 8. Boao8 ku-jdti, s. A low or vile caste. make less, shorten, abridge. 2. to sink. s. T>8 kuta, s. A tree. 2. a house. N depressed, humbled. BNTT, wor II s. T8 kutaka, s. The post round which a man who is humbled or depressed. 733, o to be humbled, depressed. the string passes which works the churning stick. c. 378 kuggudi, adj. Humble, bent, depressed, lowered. c. BBTBSHI kuta-kutayane, S Wambling of the bowels from flatulence. C. EJT?J?\ 0> kuggdlu, adj. Stooping, crouching. T 937 t0 hecome bent or S. Bo&de kut ({]' @, s. A thorn tree. inclined. ®7A4 e ¥ to crouch and fall. s. Boldoox kuta-rdja, s. A species of centipede. S. 5&7?353 ku-grdma, s. Alow or base village. adj. Not in existence. a’o;fi"x’o(@) 5] s. oo kutila, s. Trick, imposture, witch- ¥y TIMR)TIINT there is no rice in the house. craft. 2 hypocrisy, dissimulation. 2. curled. Fo8u 8. oe3 kucha, s. The female breast. e Cross, deceitful, crooked. 08¢ 3 woman with ringlets. FoBSD hy- 7% g round breast., T BwT, Foesen) the pocrites. =8O a cheat, impostor. Fbo @'s nipple. imposture, deception. RBUAE , 7 U8, T C. Te3 kucha, s. A tenon for a mortice. T 2 2 wd 8 387 g mischief making woman. C. %0353%9 kuchdli, s. An evil temper, hypocrisy, disingenuousness. bad disposition. 8. B8, Bo8eT kuti, kutira, s. A cot- C. BoexaBoeds kuchu-kuchu, s, A whis- tage, hut. per or buzz. FTOLZ TOLH FIeSR to Vvhisper’ o c. T8 kutu, for = 83y &3 > used in the forma- speak inaudibly. tion of some verbal nouns with the affix @a7; S. f.)’ciggc’) ku-chéla, adj. 111 clothed, dress- T as, ¥ T8N a mason or stone cutter. ed in dirty or tattered garments. s. A sage T8N g carpenter. so called. FoesgSgdowaS the history of this sage. A. C. ToE0Bd kutunku, s. A drought. S. Boldo2 kutumba, s, A family. 2. a S. fio@g\@‘\’dg kucho’dya, s. Ridicule, jest, derision, mockery, joke, pastime, mimickry. wife. 3. a kinsman. 2080, FToowdR g 2o&ood Fo5ezTyeT g jester, funny man. ToBwedyg householder, the father of a family. ® a matron, a woman who has her brother, F@ to jest, mock. #oauac\zjmd VADYCH) a word children and husband living. %‘véiocmz:’i s3] A in joke, a funny word. one inordinately fond of domestic life. T. B. $325 3 kuchchita, See w33. C. To&uTo83s kutu-kutanu, ». n. To C: %’:aébw/cuchchu, s. A nosegay, bouquet. sound, as drops of rain, &c. falling on a 2. a tassel. 3. a heap of beads. 4 a bun- 280 stone. dle of vegetables. o= T to make a nose- gay. RS T g hunch of flowers. S. Bk, R, 3—’3&635?) kuttani, kuttini, s. A bawd, procuress. c. 3oeF> kuchchu, v. a. To boil, seethe. l T T to heat boiling hot. C. '—5')3%2558‘% kuttadakki, s. Unbeaten rice. C. Boe3> 383, lkuchchu-matte, S A white-washing brush, =0z @t BSwevan to C. 53&%?@‘;}’3 kutti-kollu, See wotd). whitewash. W O. Told o %oégsds kuttikku, kuttidu, T. B. 63@5)3 kuchchkita, See =3;3. v. a. To put into a mortar to cleanse, as I 8. o8 kuja, [earth-born] s. A tree. 2 paddy. the planet Mars. #3908 Tuesday. 3. See s. 38,3 kuttima, adj. Ground heaten next word. firm and level. s. A pavement, h N 300 ) A 2 J FTIBN e Il c. T8>, kuttu, ». a. To thump, strike with C. BaD, BodSI» kudi, kudiyu, v.a. To ORI, the fist, give a blow. 2. to pound, bruise, drink, absorb, take up, as a spunge. beat in a mortar. Fe% to make drink. 2. to water cattle. B ’ii T, T éfié c2I¢FY, B b, 82030 the stomach to ache. .8 ot & C. BBTFT>F> kudi-karuku, s. The ashes &T3 the tree is decayed. 08 3 0, T égj IR of a lamp wick. th to cause to beat. &2 striking, thumping. c. B80T \ kudi-kappu, s. Lamp-black. ng Tobigm, R to strike or thump mutually. c. 8T kudike, s. Anink stand, bottle, &e. w8 F2g) to beat or pound for one’s self. 2 . = e, 8 s gu(g o o) kudi-kempu, s. The red- to beat the breast with grief. @acaozy, %08 ness of a blossom, as in mangoes, &c. F2P) to clap one’s mouth, as a mode of expres- C. DDA sing great grief. ¥3ch, oI Fog) to strike kudi-gannu, s. The outer 2 T o one’s hand against another, &c., in beating. angle of the eye. a side-glance, leer. & Ron¥yo MR ) TRJ~ BRO0ABT TORTH she, with a C. To8),e505030T S kuttuchdtina-vi- ! (ly e, s. Conjuration. glance, penetrates the expression of his coun- tenance. A. C. B8, D kuftusile, s, A node, c. TBARED ]cudi-[/a,tzfu, s. The wick of knot, knob. a lamp to require trimming. \\ C. 3o, kuite, s. Decay, rottenness. =& C. THJIADTd, TIRA® 35208 fudi- 8B to decay, as a tree. T, Zo¥ an insect 7| that destroys trees. gadiru, kudi-gannina-kdnti, s. The radiance of the outer corner of the eye. S. f.)_&_f‘_z@) kutmala, s, An opening bud. A. C. BBRY kudigal, s. Flashes, of TV U?L@JQU %,2a woman whose breasts re- ool lightning, &c. semble the opening bud of the lotus. C. o070 kudi-gdi, s. Fruit in its s. 30T kuthdra, s . An axe. earliest stage. ma C. BB kuda, s. A thick flat plate of iron ! 3lYy put on the bottom of an instrument used for A. C.BRBTFORY> kudite-kangalu, S. ol clearing noxious roots, weeds, &c., from Eyes with extended outer angles. standing corn, and levelling ploughed ground. A. c. B03BRwY. kudite-gollu, - v, e To fall or shrivel, as leaves. \ght» C. BB kudata, s, The act of drinking. 9,4 c. BB kudapa, s. A bar of gold. C. T T3 ludidubidi,v.a. To drink up. R C. 53*3‘3@"?‘) kudamole, s. A sowing ma- C. 53&(‘:\&)3&3 /m(l[-nu,ta, s. A squint, leer, chine. side-glance. ')fl'flerl A. C. BB kudi, s. Friendship, regard, love, C. ToBT20WIT hudi-musulu, s. A hood affection. 2. a tenant of the soil, a Shudra. formed by putting the cloth over the right shoulder. Cc. Tod kudi, s. An eye, bud, or germ on W 1 the branch of a tree. 2. the®nuff of a lamp. C. T>BBTR> kudi-sheragu, s. A female’s W g QU@ 3. the wick of the lamp. 4. extremity. cloth put over the right shoulder. oR %% ¥2 the shoot or tendril of a creeper. A. C. T8> kudu, adj. Small, little, dim- BoES 2 the 4 7% w28 the wick of a lamp. inutive. il lash of a whip. TIYT BB g coral bead, = §. TOTOR ]{2(&]1(7?[/61, s. A natural arbour. S 298 the extremity of the eye-brows. =02 poith Fob C. ToBY3 kudulki, s. A handful. w3 to pluck the germ of a leaf, &ec. For, Bk AT, Tok 20 7S @ g tendril to run A. C. TB>To kuduku, ». q. To peck with up T F the beak. s. The nose, beak. o 8Ty to trim the eye-brows. il 307, =0 B to snuff a light. o2 D3 C. TWoRe), Foorsy, ToBoRrween mustaches with curled extremities. FOD o AV] vudugalu, kudugula, kudugdlu, ¢ A tiks W, T02 Towd an extended eye-brow. FoRI0 sickle, any instrument for cutting corn, gk @ the tendril has spread out. Fo2AREd to T BRRRLD g, \veeding hook, g To@EITFwy t® bud, shoot, germinate, & a scythe or instrument for cutting grass. 01 ToBRID = J =0 2 ALY an instrument for gathering c. BRRoY kuni-gampu, 5. A fetid vegetables. smell, the smell of a dunghill. H. 3,203, 3,88 kudute, kudate, s, A C. ToRF kunike, s. A loop, bow, noose. 2. soldier’s jacket. the nape of the neck. 3. a clasp, fastening. 4. the cavity of the loins. 5. the outer angle C. TOTIT> kududu, adj. Steep. B Y a steep hill. of the eye. A €. BB kuduninu, s. The body C. TokrTe Funi-gdlu, s, The name of of a plough. of a game. 0. T30 Ludupa, s. A drumstick. c. 31830 Luni-nari, s. A fox. C. T80T kunuku, adj. Fast, as a bul- C. BoTo%, FoBdo kudupa, kuduba, S, lock in its walk. A measure of grain, wood, iron, &ec. contain- ing about twelve handfuls. C. Toe&® kunuju, s. An eye-fly. i A. C. BTl 761/('{7,6—7}2.”0, s. Cupid, hav- 8. BT kune, adj. Having a crooked or ing an arrow of flower buds. withered_ arm. A O T kuduve, adj. Crooked, curved. T. B. 328%F kutaka, [2,39] adj. TFacti- A. C. ToTH3 kuduhu, s. The quill, bow, tious, artificial. s. [¥92%] Wonder. or any thing with which a musical instrument C. B38BT T DD kuta-kuta-kudiyu, [5] is struck, &, any thing thrown into a cruci- v. . To boil with a bubbling noise. ble to try whether the mass is melted. 8. Bo8Fe ku-tarka, [ and %r]s. A A. C. BB huduvi-hullu, s A foolish, unwise dispute. = 8FFIed, T s F S fiddlestick. % a useless or vain disputant. A0, fog kudta, See =:zs. H. 333, T3, %Jé"pgl, T3 kutant, T. B. 53,9 kudmala, See =40 kutani, kutni, kutini, s. A variegated § striped silk. Z08Be3g saw, 082 T asilk s. %’o?fzg; 752{(]7/0, s. A wall. G, cloth. C. Togeoady kunambavu, s. The amaran- thus tristis, theleaves and stalks of which 8. 38T kutapa, s. The time of day about 8 are used in curry. two o’clock; an eligible time for the per- formance of sacrifices to the manes. C. 362350 kunaku, s. Dancing. s. 580, F>3Y Lutala, kutala, s. The ¢. T8 kunata, s. The act of dancing, T80 g (ancer. third of the seven lower regions. 9 [:fa T§b] a dance, waltz. Z the earth. 8. Boew, Toood kunapa, kunaba, s 8 S oty lf?t-t(;p(l, s. Violent thirst. A corpse or dead body. C. Taod kuni, s. A hole, pit, any deep hole. 8. To3oF, ToBmw kutuka, kutihala, C. S TF) TOD g (11‘y pit. FIRS Tl g grave. £ Impetuosiby, eagerness, vehemence, fer- & @By, P IND, 303 Be® to dig a pit, vour, strong desire. make a grave or hole. S. To3oD 751,62,‘1!])(1, s. A small leathern oil- bottle. 5) & See T8I, 8. Bod kumi, adj. Having a crooked, lean, 8 or withered arm. c. %:’5;8336595) kutubi-habba, s. A feast » so called. C. Tod, BodTn, Boldoed k f uni, S. 53@_68@ kutkila, s. A mountain. i /EZ(ZZf_z/u, kwnidéddu, v. n. To dance, waltz o A. @, T3 Lutta, s. Annoyance, vexation. jump. FATIL, TodBWIFTW a dancing girl. A FAR, ATV F® to cause to dance, make 67 fiui&i kuttata, adj. Confined, distress- ed, as in a erowd. 2. out of breath. 0 puppets dance. Foe38, FoBENTT, Fordadngee . dancing. . ToB ORy, ToF DHWeRY, ToZ @F9 e t kunpi-kannu, 7o, fai@ oJ ~ > kuttarisu, kuttari- . fi)@%fi&@%, ?5’):’37\)6‘%% i hégu, kuttalawdgu, kuttala-padu, ]cugzé—gagqait, s. A sunken eye. UE 302 p— e D) B8, il v. n. To be out of breath from running, &c., C. BoTwBo kuduri, v. n. Tohave the hand to be exhausted. formed in writing. 2. to recover from sickness, ) [a) o be cured. 3. to be established, fixed, perma- c. 23N kuttigidu, [=s, QD] 9. a. nent. FoT To decapitate one’s self in sacrifice to an idol, 4. to be appeased, pacified, &c. COK ba¥a Bad gl as a devotee does in a frenzy. Bz, T o ». a. To form or settle the hand. 2. to heal, recover, cure. 3. to calm, appease, [ 8 %gifi, 53?30'/% kuttige, kuttuge, s . pacify. Fotooe to be formed, as the hand. e of The neck. 2. to become settled. 3. to become healed. X0 fi)id@&fié%{p~d§) Luttidambina- C. TV kuduru, s. A rim placed over gfia'y @, s. A wound made by an arrow. A.c. A o a mortar to keep in the contents. A0 BB kultv, o a. To shook 2 1o VT3 wall. mrg;e.‘«‘» F0t0T0 gn earthen rim. stab. T g wooden rim. -'zf')%{‘:'d TR gn iron Time WBLOT BT g rim made of bamboo. T. B. %fé_)n oD, %33’_&9 000 Lkuttum- ed o bari, kuttummari, |=z00t] s, Cori- C. BT, TT &3> kuduru, ku- ander. dll?"ll-])d’_“l, s. Bstablishment, settlement, gt Y o9+’ A G fioégtfio, ’5)_5_0"0’3 Eutturu, kut- fixedness. T e Ay FoT Tt IR, taru, s. A thicket, bush. 2. a disease. BT Fed o, a. To fix, establish, make L’l“w") C. 3T ) k v { » 2 ulsa, s. Blame, censure. 2. re- firn, recruit. ot proac i 1. 3. contempt. 4. slander, defama- C. 30038 kudure, s. Ahorse. 2. thelock 5 A tion. 0821938 calumny, slander. ) of a gun. 3. a knight (at chess). 4. a wall. 8. B P2 Sl ..{ S RS U(L") kutsita, adj. Mean, base, low, F) WO oJ wRBITY celestial choristers, with hu- vile, contemptible 2. bad, wicked. =83 man bodies and horses’ heads. =TT 7T the it il 1 LABTA (2 . a low disposition. ¥98;33 a mean man. FowITG TR sixth note of the gamut. 30 5 F_JC)JCS { S. 3‘)3_@, kutha s. An elephant’s trappings. D to mount a horse. 256{:[‘0 T3 g mare. ) a8l FoTR 0 g colt, foal. T8 w6 g five- C. TIDNRD, T, kudavisu, kudisu, v. a. To make boil. work ma de Le in the form of a horse. TS at To P} ) [ t=) o 8 1 1 i 8. Bonow, Toue® kuddpa, kuddha, loping. 2. the distance a horse goes s. Raging thirst. at one run. 87T F03T g horse that has been broken in. FTOBBRT, FRBFT a horse- C. To hkudi, s. Grief, sorrow, disquictude. keeper. FOTTR TG, TS Ih‘vstj a horse- The 2. contrition, repentance. 3. ebullition, ef- 5 man, trooper. ©TH e, 5 B8 the royal fervescence, boiling. 4. a fetter. adj. Bound, horse. TYeEWT WB g pack-horse, harness- fettered. ¥ =¥ to fetter. wodmwW g fet- ed horse. FT3WY the shin bone, ToTod wgp tered leg. it N a frame of four flag stones put round the top (I C. 3o kudi, v.n. To bubble, boil, effervesce. of a well. 2. to be excited with anger. FoD FID FoDXN C. T.0.8e&xD kuduréjavi, s. A fiddle- to bubble and rise up. Foh Wod, ERIASAN R stick made of horse’s hair. it boils. TODT, TBFY, ToDW, TD BRRYEY o fhet cause to boil, as water, &c. ToOR W, Bod & C. BoBoBeR0ToBeSAY > kuduré-musu- &), TBR@ to be about to hoil. =08 VT, d;’,’—?l(’y«’l!fl, s. A shark. i ¢ 4 to bubble up and run over. FoDTR DR dig- C. BolrBemo®wS kudurd-wdhana, s o tressing heat. 0%, 07 the act of boiling The wooden form of a horse, used for carry- [ or rising up. ing an idol in proce SS DS, ion. i A{il‘“’ A. C. T3TT> kuduku, v. n. Torun softly C. BT huduvy, s. A pawn. 2. amort- or slowly. gage. u C. 3’;65;'@ kud'z!pu, s. What has been par- tially hoiled. TmnoYy paddy that lias heen ¢. Tod Lude, adj. Tight, hound, fettered. 7 8o fetter. SR TIOL MU pa tially boiled in order to its being again O v to fetter. ’:W’” d beaten and thereby made whiter. fl(’ ) C. %’fl?gfu"j(fiw, Ton T kudd-Lidiyu, (54 QN ol ) T (&) T3¢0 kude-baru v 1. To begin to boil, to be C. BINTROTOIRWPOR Tuppi-kondu- about to boil higu, v. n. To leap, as a frog. S. B > & kudddla, s. A spade or guddaly R /mppzqe, s. A blind put on the c. s’m 35 m TG0 Luddu-fuddu- eyes of bullocks when working at the oil- 8({/7/; v. N lo sink under grief. mill. C. Bo)\ABT, fi)»\(? =8> kuppisi- . 500 gu’ag kuddu-kollu, v. comp To be dl\qmcted or grieved. hdru, kuppilisi hir U, v.n Tolkeep the (1 feet close and jump. See TV, ¥R, C. To0) e8I kudri-yéditana, s. Envy. G, C. T > kudrisu, See wotot under ® C. 3oy A kuppu, s. Sickness, disease of [aNo}] the spleen. § 8. 353, B kudhara, kudhra, s C. 5«&)‘ Y).) kuppu, v.n. To jump, canter. A mountain . To heap, gather together. il A S0 /cum, v. #. To bow down. . a. C. TR lmppe, s. A pile, heap, collection To draw in the arm. 2. a small vessel TR FoB, WBEN to thresh C. B\, kunishta, adj. Deformed Cross, a heap of ragi. IRB), TR, TOINTY, crooked, lame. s. Impediment, hindrance FoBy T to put in a heap, pile, heap up C. ARYY, B0 FoXek a cripple. oIser, FoBy ¥ to be heaped or piled up. A. C. TO>JX0 kunisu, s. Wrath, anger, pas- sion TR 8D wrath to be appeased. C. TV 5T Ré):’);iT\J kuppe-kattu-matre A. C. ToZ3ORY Aunungu, See Ford s. A kind of pill § C. B30T kunuku, s, Neighing. o o ) o;)?\’s kuppe-gida, s. A kind of &l 0. TIZIR> kunugu, ». n. To stoop, how anise f down, bend, couch, as an ass under a burden, 8 c. T o)/\ua&fi.@fija kuppe-gudi-kdllu, &e, v. n. To assemble congregate. 753\.0,)0) ReR v. a. To assemble 8 5)@3 lmpzta, adj. Angry, enraged. %0 8, S 23 33 0 a man of hot temper. c. B -.\379(3 kuppegeda, s. A dunghill o fiaw afefi’éa kuppachcli-dta, s. Chil- T. B. ToN, Foad® Aubasa, kubusa dren mchmo cakes of cow-dung at play. See TOT, T C. Boeded B3¢ kubilu kubulu, (. 0. Bk Cf)JS kuppayya, s. A proper name. K v. n. To be fierce, as a fire to be strong, Fox 0> kupparisu, v.n. To leap rank, &e. adj. Full grown, luxuriant, fierce, spring, jump. o.,\)'QJ' Fuw o= to Julll]_) up, as ©53 ZoFed Vigorous, numerous, increased § fish in water. Fo0eenT their family is become numerous. B Do & Bov BED TS the crop in that field kuppasa, [#ar3] 5. A 1s luxuriant o TowweNS the fire is vehe- bodice, that part of the dress in which the breasts are confined 2. a serpent’s skin. 3. ment & the outer skin of a berry DT 0N the To shake down, C. Bod%o kubisu, v. n. § 1 slough of a serpent %f»w N} €wd% to put a settle, as corn in a measure or sack il bodice on a female. #9353 %)%, the ceremony i, B. To2wd& kubuja, See 0w 8 3 of betrothing a female child A. C. ToeE3 kubute, s. Sultry vapour. C. %’00«)\%9'\.3 Togngrd kuppalisu, C. Boanwors kubuldgu, See v (VA qup_pllldsu, v. a. &n. To toss up, throw up in the air 2. to wash clothes by beating c. To20> kubula, See woweo. ty 3. s. 2303 kubéra, s The Indian Pluto be them in a heap upon, or against a stone to fix the feet together and jump, to keep and god of wealth, presiding over the north L T the feet close and jump See FT. V. quarter, F23¢C 88 the north quarter. Jut o 04 T0 Foedse 3020 wealthy, rich. 0309 the seed 0. BoSoenBoe® kuyalu-kuni, s. The i used by boys as marbles. place prepared for a newly accouched woman S. 53'3‘3\@@255 ku-bodhaka, s. An errone- to undergo certain ceremonies of purification. n i ous or wicked teacher. FodeBS error, had s B g form of worship performed he ol instruction. at it. 8. 3o kubju, s. A dwarf, 2. deformity. c. BooF( I kuyikkana, s. The noise I 181 T, a female dwarf, made when tickled. p (e ¢, TooN\ED kubbibbe, s. Lamentation. ,C. Fo0DoT20d> kuy-kuy, s. A howl or C. T8y kubbe, s. A metal knob for orna- squeak. T @ to squeak or howl. gt Of ment. o o S0 a stool so ornamented. S. 530‘3)33_%43 ku-yukti, s. Craft, a wicked device. TodwE, I g mischievous word. S. ?ea’)oo?) ku-mantra, s. Bad advice, canter mischievous incantation. c. %o:fi-@oafiooi B kuyalu-mutteide, H. 335008 kumaki, s. Aid, assistance. = s. A woman who is undergoing certain puri- S0#:TeT an aider, accomplice, assistant. fications about ten days after accouchment. ection, {hresh C. BR800 kumati-kdi, s. The c. B3oee, %of)@ggfi@fi@f, kuyd, 502 name of a vegetable. kug/g/u'-mowo’, s. The cry of lamentation. eap U C. T500 kumari, s. Land cleared ofjungle S. BoTORA kuranga, s. A monkey. 2. a o hoaped watered for one or two years only. musk deer. T03oR 532 musk obtained from it. C. ToRow, FTon0ws, Fown¢ kumala, 8. BoTBoll, T80T kuranta, kuranta- e kumalu, kumula, See wswen. ka, s. A yellow amaranth. 8. 303393 kumdra, s. A son. 2. the C. Tovoened kuranji-banna, s. A deep god of war, called also ®o3nTHe; he is red colour. find the son of Shiva. TS RO Shiva. C. To8or T kurandra-kallu, s, The 8. F,0V39T0ORDd kumdra-rdma, s, The Al corunduwm, next in hardness to the diamond. name of a king. Fo=35T o0 #3 his history. C. ToTBR kurakuvana, [#8 2w 8. ToR39D, FoIsed8, TIJ98e ku- verbal noun] s. Burrowing, digging. mdri, kumdriti, kumdrte, A girl C. BTesdF, Ts8e3R kurachike, kura- b three years old. 2 a daughter. 3. a fine fubush kind of aloe used medicinally. chige, s. A weeding-hook. ¥0TE2 08 the handle of a weeding-hook. C. TIDNE /cu,mulu, v. n. To consume. Mp(’:z‘ H. 30T kumuku, adj. Help, assistance. c. BBBANGE kuratige-gida, S. The name of a tree. TOEAR =¥ the name of an C. T322383 /t'lmlu.tu, s. A stink, fetid smell. insect. ToBEBA = 3 small useless seed al- S. BOR1W kumuda, s The elephant at ways found mixed with cummin seed. the south west point. 2. the white water I lily. =vS03 w3302 the moon, at whose rising C. T3 kurada, See woos. Nt the water lily expands. TSN 3556 the sun, C. T kuraba, See =, ro ' as occasioning the reverse. 8. ToUS kurara, s. The osprey. TR the 8. ToZRQ kumuding, s. A pond abound- female osprey. 1l b ing with water lilies. 8. TrURT kuravaka, & A crioson ama: S. 3.)'53-3’0’3 ku-méru, s. The south pole. ranth. 2. the southern mountain. A. 0. ToTR kurave, adj. Good, excellent, 0 C. ToD0d, kummu, v. a. To beat in a mor- well. 7.l 830, tar, &ec. TI, BB to put into a mortar to C. TV kuralu, See wthes. be beaten. TO,E to cause to beat. C. B0 kuri, s. A mak, aim. v a. To aim. 2. to have reference to, respect to. SR |uH T. B. fi)o‘f)ofié’ kuyakka, | =ew#] 5. Craft- W iness. T208 THOBy PO the Védanta has re- & 305 2 P ;lm}[e‘ Fo0 BTG 2. ference to, or, speaks of, God. =003 TR to C. ToVORED kurugani, s. Worsted whilst being the serum of the ear Fow TR worsted happen, or come suddenly thought or spoken of. 90 part. respecting, 0. TITBOAES, kuru-gutiu, v. n. To snore. regarding. 2. used to express, For, on ac- FOT0F SROTING count of, to (addressing.) ©TSy TOB HTo By 0. Tose30 kuruchu, adj. Low, diminu- 33,5 what do they say of that ? 83, =0 tive, small, dwarfish 2005 did you come on my account ? 33T C. ToT&® kuruju, s. An artificial mound Ty BB ) BruT3: they prayed to God 2. a weight used in selling camphor, &c 3. ¢. Fod kuri, s. A sheep. 00 3, sheep to a small idol car. BT T to make a be with young o0 ¥Z 0% to shear sheep. mound. Fo0 Fo0w tg tend qheep F00 SR, &, T 8T > C. T3ToENIND 7Lz¢7'ut?./uza~./zda, . ¢ B2 W wool FOMII Fd FewBuTs kind of shrub. one who watches sheep. 50 T sheep and C. ToToB®, TR kuruda kurunda, oxen. FoD 0 q ldn)b Fo0 TR g ram A s. A blind man FoTBIBI blindness F0) Fo0 Bog to feed sheep 0 Doz P 20 &o B R¥ to become blind FTY2 g blind wo- (. % a flock of sheep. 90t &, a sheepfold. =0 man. TR a(b Blind. &F,, 00 22 2 sheep’s dung F0 ROTBTI 30828 c. Eodo?fi/\ev R, TICTA 2 AZS£J'§3 ku- a sheepish man & 390 a sheep for the able. ruda-gaj /(IJ(Z, kuruda-gajjagadame- H. To0ez kurichi, s. A chair e, s A prickly shrub C. TR, TS kurichige, kuriche, C. BoToREY kurudiya-hula, s, A -~ A ] s. A kind of shrub kind of insect = c. 3o kuritu See under %0 ToToxD kurupadi, s. A mark, sign C. TODBBNE huri-muttada-gida, C fi)’d);\\)) ke upu, s. A sign, mark, indi- cation. BDDB), TOID to set a mark, T [the tree sheep will not touch] s. A tree tiw»»b TERBBY to set a mark and hit it. whose leaves are used in medicine. ) 8. To0o kuru, s A country beyond the c fotfi)&) kuruba, s. A shepherd northernmost range of mountains, extendine oW g caste of shepherds who live by shep- herding alone to the frozen ocean 2. a proper name, So0- wowEe TV g superior caste shepherd TY FoTW, AW 0T an im- vereign of the north west of India or the ferior caste shepherd FoWY ToVW, TWI T country about Delhi, and ancestor of both [ Panduw and Dhritarashtra. FOB) H20BIT w g gshepherd who weaves woollens. T A &3 the profession of a shepherd the Kuru and Pandu princes. | C. T80 kurube, s. A boil 2. a cocoa- A. C. BoBocT kurunke, s. Snorine nut without kernel. 3. the serum of the ear. A. 0. T>To0ETo kuruntaru, s. Military A C %Jdo@n) qurul'll’ S Acull of hair. o officers. W g ringlet A. C. o300 kurumba, s. A shepherd A 2. the general of an army (87 ??Jd)od {:‘2(1)013 kurwvani-dhdara, s, Worsted 4 A. C. T0002% kurumbu, See 2o 8. TTo T kuruvinda, s, A flowerso cal- 4, ( A. €. TFoT20% kurumbe, See woous led 2. a ruby 40 A. 0. BT kuruku, v. a. To chew C. BBy kuruvu, s. A boil, sore. i3 masticate. C. ToToRdews kuruvélu, s. A perfame for [ 0. T>8oF0D kuru-kuri, s. An internal the person 2. a fragrant gr S disease among horses. C. BT kuruvhu, s A mark, aim sign 8. Bo0>To® kuru-kula, s. The Kuru race 2. protection. 3. a place. adj. Small, little W TR 3 D the chief of the Kusrw race. See A. €. ToBQ TS kurula-berala, s. The 0f T, little finger. ( (3] (2] 06 t FTOTOFD T @Jfié ! C. BoBogh, Togor kurulu, kurlu, s ;w—s’cfi, FOV 33 sted = e3 , TV 20 I, v fi%a’, o0 %R Hair. 2. a curl or lock of hair. 3. a sword. an outcast. ¥V %3 a child born in wedlock, 0e: 4. a cake of dried cow-dung. TOTI d:fg) to FOVIT ), VDI one of the same caste. Fow - dress the tresses. oY % a front curl. ~ £% a woman of the same caste. BV TR g Redcd W g cake of dried cow-dung. caste to be spoiled. TV T2 to spoil caste. A. C. BT kurujehu, o. a. To shake a TV, Bl 'T?v@%?jd to unite one’s self to a caste. ot cloth. BT BUF By JY PR3O T3 the axe handle ( is death to the tree species (a wicked man is S. fiodog}ie@ kuru-kshétra, s. The sacred ke 3 the ruin of his family.) 7rTRYTT living country near Delhi, the scene of the great battle between the Kurus and Pdndus. with a guru. ad S. f.}@)f:’gc’ /fu]a/farzfi, s. The head clerk 8. o0 ku-ripa, s. Deformity, ugli- or accountant of a small village. T8 ToUT ness. T8 an ugly or deformed person. ~ €37, BB RUTSF gecountant of a district. ‘W_?({fl A. 0. B33 kure, See w0, 20 T3 BT T gaccountant of a province. C. BoTo&D kurkuri, See wdwod, i woe S. fi)@fi?@f)bfi Icula-lcdyaka, s. Heredi- A C. BoroT /curgu, v. n. To bend down, tary profession. by [ stoop, sink down. BWRWR SAF TOAF having C. BoenGd, Towodd kuldya, kulds, stooped and sunk to the earth. s. A bird’s nest. d«zmc 2 C. ToRoE & G0 3, kur-guftu, v. n. To snore. 8. Towow, ToeswdIs kuldla, kuldlaka- H. 3255 kurchi, s. A chair. nu, s. A potter. ToUv =F) 4 potter’s wheel, ;SA C. Boese R kurchige, s. A weeding hook. H. oo, o0 kuldvi, kuldi, s, A cap or bonnet. g, c. fio&%‘??\sé’@%e» kurtigina-toppa- {u, s. A kind of medicinal leaf. H. Tooo% kuldsha, s. Dismissal, letting go. , indl N Q) C. T QT v > kulikisu, v.n.Tomake foppish b ® C. BaBENIBY kurtigina-hula, s, An insect so called. airs, strut, look at ome’s person with com- it placency. C. Tomos&3 /mrrjcita, s. Blindman’s buff, C. BT, BodF kuliku, kulike, s, Af. y Sllm?' C. TodENIY, kurdigina-balli, s. A fected gestures, foppish airs. o st creeper so called. an it 8. 303 Lkulisha, s. Indra’s thunderbolt, 0. FoBoz kurdu, See 2ovom. [ Ban 2003 BT, RO 70 Tndra. Ea A. 0. B3 kurta, adj. Affectionate. 2 8. B0e3 kulina, s. A nobleman. adj. wished, desired. FBrF, TSFI one who o " Of honorable descent, of respectable family. covets a thing. L an affectionate man. Coe 2032 nobility. ot A. C. T28=F, To8= R kurtike, kurtige, A. C. To0pR> kulungu, ». n. To dim- See %Qi%flfi. I inish, shrink. A. €. 3oJF kurvu, See woood. 0. BB kuluku, ». a. To settle, to shake i ! A0, 539@ kurravu, s. A ploughshare. as any thing in a vessel. 2. to shake, as the A. C. 300 kurri, s. A small pit or hole. voice in singing. s. Foppish airs, affected 1w gestures. FILVTITTRE, TOUTITID, TOTI NT? }el A. C. BTIE kurrgu, See wmy. D, T, 39335790 a woman who is fond of S. 3 kula, s Family, house, race, tribe, dress, and an admirer of her own person. caste, genus, species. 2. a herd, flock, &c., Tou= g man of honorable descent. FovLs, T H, Toes0, Towsns kulume, kolume, ) plt 208 an unchaste s. A forge, furnace. T FABH g smith’s %)% a chaste woman. woman, an unlawful wife. v 8uF chief shop. o IC the wind-hole of a forge. il of a caste. Fw 0¢BF one who is the honor Fowosd |FY, to set up a forge. il I I (lamp) of his caste, ToVTHF, FTeRT prac- . To0,8 kulmdsha, s, Sour gruel. 2. v[’ ) FoY tice or observance peculiar to a caste. a he-goat. r 30 = N £ =z oA #oe;zs 8. 3336)8 kulya, s. A channel for irrigation, 8. 33008 husha-dwipa, s. One of the a canal. great divisions of the universe, surrounded by the sea of spirituous liquor, supposed by C. 53% kulla, adj. Bad, depraved, wicked- Ty e g depraved mind. TSI wicked- Wilford to be the land of Cush in Scripture, ness. and to comprehend the countries between the Indus and Persian Gulf, and the Caspian sea. C. B0 "N kullagisu, ¥ . MeSecsenilio S. 33w kushala, adj. Clever, ingenious, soil, dig slightly. skilful, expert. s. Health, joy, happiness. c. Tow &, 53@03) &3, %o@c% & kullata, kul- 2 cleverness. F) i 30308 presence of mind. luta, kulludi, s. Envy, vexation at an- FOBL WO BV T3, inquiry after one’s health. other’s happiness. 8 keen wit, quick understanding. I A. C. B> T kullara, adj. Covetous, greedy. s. Ba3UETo kusha-lavaru, s. Kusha [ H. Tow» 00> kulldi, s. A cap worn chiefly and Lave, the two sons of Rdma, W by children. 8. B3R @ kusha-sthala, s A famed o 0. T kulli, s. Cheating, as boys in play. place where the sacrificial grass abounds. g F9® to cheat. §r S. BoBoR; kushdgra, [sharp as the point G.7 H. T30 kullu, s. All, the whole. of the sacrificial grass] adj. Mentally sharp, 0 c. fiveég), fiaé&%fif@fijo\ Lullu, kulli-kollu, acute, quick. Va v. n. To envy, be envious at another’s hap- H. 3539228 Lkushd-mati, s. Flattery. TOFTFETRT g flatterer. FoTowd I g flat- 0r| piness. 2. to be peevish. 3. to become putrid tering speech. (3 or decayed. Fogo¥, TR an envious or peevish () wolman, oW DT peevishness, enviousness. H. T30 kushdlu, s. Gladness, joy. = fi I 2. the act of decaying. zoe $Ton HwBEEW to fire a great gun on any ( 3 J T, B. 30T kuvaka, See »==. joyous occasion. T I to make glad, to rejoice. ]d( T, B. To>30 kuvara, Sce #s»0. T. B. 3o kuvari, See wsw0. S. THTORI, %o%i‘dm kushdsana, Saf kushdstarana, s, A seat of sacrificial 8. Box3@ kuvala, s, The fruit of the Jujube. grass. e 2. the water lily. S. 359, B3 kushi, kushe, s, A tenon, § 8. B3O kuvalaya, s. The terrestrial I the place for receiving a panel in carpentry. l globe. 2. a water lily. Fod nweds g L’\t{ =03 8.8 wood for making pins. T, B. To59F kuvdka, See wx=. ) pin that connects a perpendicular and hori- zontal beam together. 0% Rod a pillar to . ToooB, FToo90d kuvdda, kuvydda, s. A joke, jest, pastime, derision, ridicule, which a beam is attached by means of a pin. 53 mockery, mimickry., oFegan, DTETT g jes- C. Tod kushi, See =o%. ) ter, mimic, ridiculer. c. TBTRA» kushi-kediyu, ». a. To iy S. Bo90 ku-vdda, adj. Censorious, de- lift up and throw down in anger. o W tracting. C. Faded 7£2£8}li6i, s. The safflower, Car- Q“z 8. T008 kuvinda, s. A weaver. thamus tinctorius. o8 7 oil made of this flower. alTV] S. 533@;‘% /cuve’zzi, s. A fish basket. oy 0 I 8. T3 kusha s. The sacrificial grass, Poa- 8. BoBeBD> kushéshaya, s. Alotus. ® the, cyno suroides. 2 water. BBow k&) a woman with lotus eyes. T0BR)00 a ring VAN made of this grass and worn by brahmans at S. fa?&@ kushwalbhra, s. A crack in the 0oy their devotions, &c. w8 %38 the lily, as earth. § B growing in water. H. 53;)\ kushi, s. J oy, gladness, hilarity. iy 0 ¢. 3303 /ms/cam‘ra, s. Jest, fun, mock- S. 3% kushtha, s. Leprosy. oZ fo:é) ing, ridiculing. 8 Fyr Anthgly’s fire. ¥x3 %05 white leprosy. # PR 308 FTORO 0¥ e of S5 a leper. I 2N to be seized with | 0. ToRo3 kusumu, s. The filament of a roundd leprosy. flower. 2. farina or pcllen. posal by S. 53"(\’10@ ku-sandhi, s, Anunlawful and S. TORDY kusume, See 2R3, erptue, improper union of letters. C. TR0 kusuri, s. The pulp or soft part ween f C. ToRTo kusaku, See v, of fruit. B wef & wox0 the pulp of a lime. +39 ©F S TR0 the pulp of an orange. C. TordoBFoQ kusdkuli, s. A dainty feeder. Doy Twoesey FTo0 seed of the lossoms of cocoa- 0. ToN kusi, & Wrought iron, bar iron, ] nut trees which never come to perfection. steel. adj. Loose, falling. mIEs, FoT0MAM gan unripe fruit or vegetable. T i C. T, FToA0> kusi, - 7 kusiyu, ». n. ~O ? 00T & to cut up fine. To sink down, give way. 2. to shrink, C. decrease BTV DODITD kusuldisu, » n. To gwd T3 the beam has given s, Hult caress, fondle, soothe, comfort. ray. FS W the house has sunk in. TeaF TAT the sun has set. WeYFRTAOB B C. TIRoWd, FoRoYo husulu, kusulu, See A fuod FOTOTN . RS FRTF AW the neck of the king of honads, serpents was bowed by the earth’s weight. C. 53?\73@ kusuvu, s. Hemp, Cannabis s fhe it C. ToR0ed kusimbi, See wrmoom, sativus. ally shary C. ToRooTF kusunka, s. The pulp of some A. 0. TR kusuhu, s. A perfume for vegetables and fruits. 2. the farina or pollen the person. Flat (AL of flowers. . ToRwew kusitla, s. A granary. 2. a :r\ a R afl il pestle. 0. ToXo0od ]CZLSZH)Z[)LZ?’Z., s. A seasoning of mustard, pepper, salt, cocoanut, assafce- S. 53?3@3 kusriti, s. Wickedness, depra- Gl tida, &c. r4 5 30\ vity. . conjuring, tricks, sleight of hand. m onlf C. TIR0BW, ToTHa, Boms0d kusumbe, C. %3"5&\3‘9*383‘3\“;3 kusélu-bilu, v. n. To o} B make ¢ Fkusube, kusumbi, s. The safflower, = sink down with force. =l o a deep red turban. womoced RN c. fio?i‘é?éa kustarisu, v». a. To caress, ush (i safflower oil. B ez, ToTocd Tord g soothe, comfort, praise, eulogize. 0l deep red colour. (6% %Jfigdo kustddu, v. n. To fight, go to C. BoROT kusuku, s. Half a cry. R blows. 1 ) 1 &, to cry partially, to sob. =m w3 Inw d. T /msti, s. Fighting, wrangling, = in G0 i} 2 to whisper. R ) to wrangle. Ton, LBEN to pull hold P2 C. Toxo2d /i’uSMbu, s. The farina of flowers. of each other’s hands in contention. 2. a kind of grain. et b g g U ot 8. :63?5_30 oV kustumbaru, s. Coriander. 8. ToRoRo kusuma, s. A flower in gene- o )i ral. S. fia’&“j)&j kustubha, s, A name of Vishnu. pAld FORF TwrA an issue of blood. FOXOF 2. the sea. 7o® a charming woman. T RYF g female’s hair done up with flowers. = zom S. fioa’gd ku-swara, s. A discordant note. 1l 8 [ IS a shower of flowers. T 73057@?_’&.3), L ) S. %JJ%?FJ /Mfi(l]'éa, adj. Fraudulent, dec:)i\'- ol = 83, B Y a0 - ESApTeviVad » ToRJT Cupid, whose ing, hypocritical. BF S0 g deceiving sage. fl 2 arrows are fi()WCI‘S. TOT :n{f)s Fod a TOXTD g cheat. OJ il wound of Cupid’s arrow. ?.)L’voa’:a:_ic)s noe3 S. Tom3 kuhara, s. A cave, hole, the tassel of Cupid’s arrows. 8. %3 ku-hita, adj. Unsalutary, un- Al 8. ToRoBION kusumdngi, s, A woman wholesome. 66 of lovely form. S. %aséofmgfl kvlu-ydga, s. An un- P 8. ToReTBIvowI kusumdnjana, g Ty, propiticus conjunction of the planets. calx of brass, considered as a collyrium, 8. Boxwd® kukdrata, s. The black or 38 gk “# 8. ToXND5eTT husumdhara, s, Spring, Indian cuckoo. 2. Cupid. 3. a garden, f c. fsfi; kula, s. A single farmer, an indi- Nl (3] [2] 09 N Fo¥o F %g'J@Q:) vidual. 2. any one who pays taxes. T B A.C. TQITYR D kulir-velaganu, [3ov] caste. =% ?'éu’t\j to fix the amount of [cold light] s. The moon. taxes. ¢ I2FJ the perquisites of the head N ’5:%9;5@ kulivale, s. A kind of fow- man of the village and other office bearers, ler’s net. received from farmers and all who pay taxes to Government. ¥ Foroa to let out land C. 3’;%9"\13 /mlisu, v. a. To make dance. — to farmers, ¢ GES 3 an estate having no 8. TogeT kulira, s. A crab. proprietor. 2. loss of tenants. A. C. BT, ToY0Bo kuluku, kulun- c. 3o kulamba, s. Confusion, disorder. ku, v.a. To wet, moisten. C. BYSowne kulata-milgu, s. Aflat C. B> kuluku, v.n. To be affected, nose. give one’s self foppish airs. I C. BoY=0Ds kula-wdru, [=%]s. Alistof 1] individual farmers, &c. S. 53\‘?)3(5@ kuluttha, s, Horse-gram or G'lycine tomentosa. 1 C. BogrowI kuldnjana, s, A drug used for coughs. C. ToYowmy kulupu, s. A bar or ingot of i gold. 2. a mark. § C. 53%}‘35 ku_ldp(l, s. Grief, distress. C. 63@’03333 kulumu, ». a. Torub the body i C. T kuli, s. A pit, hole. =ov fwesd to from irritation. il dig a pit. 2. to make a hole, as horses with their feet. (815 53?353& kuluvddi, s. An inferior vil- WD ¥ g chap in the earth from drought. lage servant. o c. BoPomo3 kuluwdra, See o k A. C. 53%9 kult, ». a. To dig a hole. 2. to protect. v. n. To journey. s. A sluggard. AC. '53@?3@ kuluvu, s. A ploughshare. (I fay C. f&@; /t‘llli, an affix of verbal nouns, de- C. ffija?\fo kulusu, v, a. To make putres- noting disposition, habit; as, ©o= =0¢ g ti- cent, cause to rot. ; mid person. T Fo¢ g tossing bull. 3TY B c. oY . ¢ 3 kulla, kullana, s. A % a beggar. O dwarf. C. T2¢90F> kulinku, v.n. Tolimp. 2. to =%, a female dwarf. TSIy Sewd W dance. (o¥7) ?o%.jfi% Jow w8 though you trust a C. thief, do not trust a dwarf, (little men are S. ?.‘1?37\"3 keu ]i?lgu, s. A sparrow. 2. a crow. § sharp.) aly 0. Tossent kulikdlddu, v. n. To hop. c. B T, B kullake, kululu, s C. 3’9%97? kulige, s. A pill. Y3 Putrescence, rot, putrifaction. ¥ ; #055(9 ki c. Boev3oFwY kulitu-kollu, v. comp. rotten, putrescent. C.% To take a seat, sit down. Fo¥EW to be seat- c. T3¢ )‘7\?\13 kullagisu, See g, ex¢ ed. wowed, 'fl%:a,?fF he was seated. c. 39 BoF ey kullitu-kollu, See »% Ouf A. C. BoT> kuliru, adj. Chill, cold. s the Chilliness. 2. dew. v. n. To be cold, cool, LS #v@‘;fid- #0%25,373% *3%;,1’0 to make sit down. W chilly. FOPTY TRY, TOFFIFY, RYIFOD g cold c. B¢y kullu, s. A dwarf. 2. a cake of Cry wind. F¥STTD to be cool, cold. dried cow-dung. g° BwcS a stack of dried aly A 53?7\’?5 kulir-gal, s. A fabulous cow-dung. FFo Fn7%B to make cakes of cow- } moon-gem, supposed to be formed by conge- dung and dry them for fuel. Vg @T, Farl lation of the rays of the moon. €. to put cakes of cow-dung on a wall to by e 53%9 =3 kulir-vane, s, A cool house. dry. ha\\'fi AC %;%9;55-?3 kulir-vase, s. An aqua- c. :’Eogfjofiraeofo kultu-kollu, See =% R FRYV. tic plant. ALC. 33?5?&54 kulir-vetta, [cold moun- A. ©¢ fafijb kulpu, See wosom. fa, tain] s. The Himélaya. FORSF %mfi s, C. Ea‘g}f’fib &>, kulpottu, v.a. To heap g Parvati, daughter of the Himalaya. up cakes of dried cow-dung. the [ (3] 10 TLB Zo Qifi?:) i A. C. %3@7&?\59%73 kulbonige, s. A broken c. Bweszervd kichi-pachdre, s. Vo piece of a cake of dried cow-dung. ciferation. H. Investigation, enquiring. o 8. T3 kukshi, s. The belly, the cavity of C. —D"Je)&ge kichi, s Sound, noise. FwAR 0L 0¥ the abdomen. i 2y silence, taking no notice of, as of an - 8. 5050930 kukshimbhari, adj. Vora- applicant. F®23 90 an immodest woman. ce: cious. s. Vishnau. H. Tyedy kichu, s. Movement of a camp, Fwod march of a regiment or army. TR TR A. C. Tw08 kidnta, adj. Sharp. i %23 sharpened, whetted. to march, decamp. Fw37eT one who rouses a camp. TR 9% the noise and bustle of T. B. 30T kika, See »x=. an army preparing to march. FREOINO g ol C. TR, BTy, DR kikani, drum to awake a camp for marching. kitkali, fl”»l;galli, s. Tar-wax. H. T ]t‘ifja, s. A goglet. ram Of T. B. F05o03 kikddava, See mxz. 8. Tl /t'zvf].i, s. A sound. B Bt kiku, s. A virgin eight years of C. Tw&3 kita, s. A house. 2. a hammer. age. 9ot o 3. a peak, summit. 4. aheap of grain, &c. 8. T kikuda, s. Giving a girl in 5. fraud, deceit, hypocrisy. 6 a congrega- marriage with due ceremony and suitable ooty tion, assemblage. decoration. c. T8 kita, s. Junction, union. 2. as- C. TRT o O, ToFENT, ToB oo semblage, society. 3 sexual embrace. 4. 50w kiki-yebbisu, kikebbisu, ki- a ploughshare, Tt Fw®k), Tebi fogd to be- Fkit-mddu, v. a. To make a fool of, ridicule. W come united. C: %J@T\’é&‘efgdo kigata-béru, s. The hshates S. FRBVwF kzita-pa’la/ca, & [The hils tap root. ious fever. 8 p\lfil‘t"i‘ C. TRARE /fizigale, s. The soap nut tree. S. f@é&"fioo@ kita-yantra, s. A snare, TRNE ToW, FeTed T2 the soap nut. 34 trap. \([, C. ‘&,@‘K@'@ ]cziyalate, s. The distance at S. T&Tew,d kitashdlmali, s . Silk which a loud cry can be heard. cotton. | st d C. fi@?\}%fimdcfigg kiigina-mdrayya, i S. 3% ?%;So kutasthanu, s. The first ] ned s. A class of Linga mendicants who obtain ancestor of a race or lineage. 2. the ancestor alms by calling out from the top of a tree. of different families, T2 g immutability. 0} ,]}Ih/) TRNS InTAIyS F2a0% the above profession. TRNT Jegl Wk s, A seed so called. 8. BwéT kitdka, s. A hammer. C. BRRD /teigu, v.a. § n. To cry aloud, C. TwEPRY )?.3'%‘3 katd-gulla-paje, S. exclaim, call, shout. s. A cry, exclamation ; A multitude of poor people distressed for food. A% outery, auction. 2. clamour, disturbance. 3. I, C. TR&OT50B, FwHIseBs kitd- the noise of any animal, the note of any bird. mddu, kitu-mddu, v. a. To add up. 2. sl dor FRAWRY, TRN) BTV, TRNR), TRN INE o ba\v], to copulate. cry out, exclaim, clamour. TwA BLY to tell 3 W aloud, vociferate. FTRN IRB to talk loud- [k ffi:&i?? ]i'?f!(;,ll', s. A friend, associate. FTWALY to cause to exclaim. ly TR *wes, Bk 5@@5363&5 ]fiu’/fldd!d, s. Sexual em- Fory Fowd, TRV 4 person who is always brace. & ? bawling out. TR0, TRNIIDY, TRHWRIDD na‘n C. Tw3, Twams kida, kidd, postpos. bawling, crying out. FRRYTRM cockerow. TR With, along with, together with, also. C. THARES kefyu_te, s. Serum of the ear. B 3 to tie together. wE T»® to be unit- hiad Tl Ry, a sore occasioned by wax in the ed or combined together. FTRB TR to 20 ear. TeRoE Ef\)r_amfié WanER WRDNITE, BRB? together. TRED 50055&03 to pursue, over-run. though you have a sore ear, can you not beat TRE WD to accompany. ©xTO TLEe mo&:aq) > fI ] id the gong ? (do not make idle excuses). S they also are come. BTY TRBE WDV thi <O 11 W FLrBD 22 also 1 want. BRB BRBLY 35533@2&? to talk T2 FABTOEW to disperse in companies. A meeb with another, to talk together. FRB &J%zfis THR W to congregate, assemble, a uterine brother. Fed 2w to take hold TR to be assembled. 4. auxi- together. of together. TR W to unite, combine, to liary to other verbs, ¥w@ expresses liberty TR o Bod TR fall together. @ to put together. or possibility ; as, D O JIYFRBATW you B 23353 impossible to be associated with. can stand there. T3 BYR WIFRBRIT) [ BT 8 PUT I3 § C. 6@15 /flli’!dd(l, neg. rel. part. of Tw» may or can come here. o @, Impossible. 2. improper ; as, FLET TV, Tw3E they cannot, or, ought not, to do that § work. oo WK BakR FRBE we must not TWET FIGVT an improper work, or an impos- sible work. go there. SSR Te3E® it is not proper for o FWET S92 an tmproper word. TWE3 IBE inconsistent or bad conduct. T me, or, it does not become me. ;3@3‘055 TRB (A @ T cannot. 8 »)c@unlawful or irregular affection. =ezd t T to be impossible. TwE3 (the negative of C. BT kilde, [from ®»®] postpos. With, FLAWIT) impossible, it cannot be, ought not together with. 2. when, while, or, as as- Wo to be. sembled. 3. forthwith, directly. R ©II § C. TRTUROR kidalasanga, s. The name Twid e do you go with him. T ATy A of a village where two rivers meet. FRE 20E 3 I will come with you. RWIR S \ g Foid S wold I came as the people C. BRTB, Twd kidale, kidle, 4qv. tl assembled. TWT B 1Mo, BY TRB TV Kyt Forthwith, immediately, directly, upon that. my master having joined me in that village LA C. BR1T, BRBDT, TwirSee kidi- we went together. C, Tw3 w2 come directly. ke, kiduvike, kiduvana, s. Meeting, @ fd@?fifl kudru, v. n. To sit down, be seat- Ing union, combination, assemblage. 2. (in arith.) ed F»2)% to cause to sit down. G 5 addition. C. TRISTOLD, FwIoT.2odDd kita- oy C. BR1TwYy kidi-kollu, v. comp. To u- ra-badime, kituru-budime, s. A small nite one’s self with. 2. to embrace sexually. sort of Bryonia callosa. C, C. FRDDGE, TRITIeART kidi- ki c. BwSBw) kiltu-kollu, v. comp. To da-bhdte, kidida-mdrga, s. The meet- (R seat one’s self, TR TR, TLB) TROB) I3 ing of four roads, a cross road. @ to sit down and do a thing., FeSCWIIH L3 C. TROTVIB,R, FTRBIZE, AW, an idler, one who only sits and eats. FL80 N kidida-matiige, kidiruvwa-matiigi, WTIAN FBF TR T g hoard of money g As far aspossible, as much as possible, to the is not sufficient for one who only sits and eats. ' U, -extent of one’s ability. C. TRBes kiudalu, s. The hair. F#3oe0 3 = = C. TRBTYo kididavalu, s. A concu- S drying the hair. FRows T the hair 0f bine, mistress. TROHTII g man attached to to be dishevelled. FRTN vé&:} to tie up the FR2T i a woman illegally. 2. an associate. hair. FTRTW WA to let the hair grow. v z3. { 0, TRBIJY an unsseiable man, a recluse. &) Bedodw to braid the hair. C. TRBR1, TRTIDI0To kildisu, kida- 80y C. Ed’é)fi kzina, s. A hump-back. =. Ac- FRI a al mddu, v, a. To mix, mingle, to stir with quaintance with, recollection of. on a stick, as ingredients in a dish, &e. 3 to man with a hump-back. 2. an acquaintance. A = join, cause to unite. Twekd W39 to let be to- T FRE TS HREW to recognise, recollect Clyy I gether. 2. to bring together, as man and a pergon. FaTen to be recognised. 03 wife. 3. to shut up in a place. H. 0, 3wd kini, kine, s. A fault, fll\‘; 1 C. Tdd kiidu, v.m. To be united, joined, defect, crime. TWIR FoNRT a paper containing bl mixed, combined, attached to, on terms of an indictment. FWY 7T, TRSEUT, TRIR Ay, friendship. 2. to be in coitu. 3. to accord, F0307 g a criminal, a person guilty of some fo I as in music. TRRTY, TRRE to place or set misdemeanour. TR BIW IR o Prove a per- b together, to amass. TWEe &) to put together. son guilty, to establish a charge 2 Joig 31 ey TLAD BRR)F Mpatis A. c. BRI kinu, v, n. To bow, stocp. s. T. B. ST, Bwd3 kiru, kirita, le, il FRT A sign, mark. 2. recollection of a person. [3%)%] adj. Sharp., 2. cruel, fierce. 4, qum FWX SRS a person whom one recollects or 7D g sharp finger-nail. Tikerts is acquainted with. Fw %2ww to recognise. A. C. BRT> kirtty v. a. & n. To be attach- I} TR T g trace, mark. ed to, fond of. 2. to sit down. 3. to ram, FRed T S. TR /stpa'., s. A draw-well, TS Twhr cram, fill, stuff, load, as fire arms. ) i 3 i ™ an idler. §> toram any thing one’s self. w0 to o do that B ST ]ctipa/ta, s. The cavity of the cause to ram, &c. st b0k loins. 2. a temporary well. 3 a mast. T. B. TRV kuruma, See vomor. proper fi 0. 30T kire, s. A small mite in cloth, a 6 LTS o] /czipara, s. A gallant, wooer, louse. Tl T, TwO BT a mite or louse lover, whore-master. QTNRY FRRVIITISTF to bite. Fwl 37y to crack a louse. FRTOR s, Wit th, o the separated lovers were seeking their wooers. Fob3 the torment of lice. or, 884 1. BRBE B3 ICLiT]«”idu, v. #. To snore. o 2553 B3 8. T3 klfpa'?'a, s. The sea. F7 snoring. ) o A. C. BRI kupidu, v. n. To call, cry out. Ol 0. TRNE kiirgi, for =7 of womy. 8. TwaB kibarae, s. The pole to which the ll 0. Bhe kirge, See waon. the yoke is fixed. 2. the pole of a carriage. C. TRRE M) /cair—go’lu, s. A sharp ar- S. TRAO kubari, s. A carriage, chariot. vl row. C. TRBIENE kilmati-gida, s. Akind of divectl 8. Teese ]fiLZTC]tCl, s. The beard. 2. the medicinal shrub. n, besedt space between the eyebrows. 3. a tassel. C. T T /»:zimz'du, v. a. To force or push S. Bwede kirchi, s. A painting brush or down. FWinD to be pushed down. FRWN 5) kl?l"v" pencil. Fogo to get one’s self pushed down. . jud 8. TRIeT kirchika, s, Inspissated C. '5@03?8?\3‘8 kiiyyigire, s. A kind of milk. 2. a frown. 3. a painting brush. kitchen herb which, when cut, sprouts again. g, Comp I c. B3 kirta, adj. Pleased. 2. friend ly, ¢ 5\@(5533,8 kiyyu, v.n. Tobawl, ery out. affectionate. TWEFFY a woman who is T. B. T»0 kir, [®2)%] in comp. adj. pleased or affectionate. FRFID g friendly Sharp. 2. fierce, cruel. TRTF D, TRNFE g man, a lover. [T sharp arrow. TonF8 g sharp sword or knife. i 0: fi@@lg’c—fi@%fl) kzh'l‘u—goflu, See w i dU” il 1t C. TwToy kir-ambu, s, A sharp arrow. 30 #@gp 2 C. BWTURS kur-alagu, s, The sharp point c. B kirte, s. Deficiency, defect. il of an arrow. A. C. BRTEA kirdasi, s. A pole or C. 3. kir-asi, s, A sharp sword. stake with a sharp point, on which heads or v C. TRON, FWOR kirigi, kirige, s. A bodies of malefactors are spitted or impaled. o sowing machine or drill plough. #weA oz FRTFVO0JFBToTIRNSB gg though impaled. an aperture for the passage of the seed. =w A. 0. TR I°E0D kidr-ndi, s. A fierce dog. |5 IH\ PO OR & (VORES] a tube of the sowing machine. TR Twedrd JTN having taken a fierce dog. A 3% the iron part of the sowing ma- 8. BRDET kurpara, s, The elbow. 2. the acquafn:‘j,-f' chine which cuts the earth into furrows. FR knee. gis ™ UA F3w g stream of corn running through S. BUoER kirpdsa, s. A jacket or ol the tube. TR WY the bin or dish for bodice. 8 holding the seed. FROR BeBEEW to sow with C. %@fi?&‘? kirpdli, s, A friend, asso- o1 a machine, FwOR Bo@ g thick piece of wood ciate. forming the body of the machine. A. 0. BRYE, TR kirpu, kirpi- i e C. @32 kiru, s. A tenon, a piece of wood Y jfees du, [#»2x0] v, @, To assemble, collect. . Joining two beams, the pointsin dove-tailing. A mark, sign. 313 2 q o BRRIF & 3 ® §. BRI kilrma, s. A turtle. Behrrz Q . TRNRd kulpisu, v.a. To make fall. a disease which makes the body bend. =» Q . %J@@%)ngo Fil-btlu, See wwercwo. Jr3eed the incarnation of Vishnu asa B. 03 kilva, See wo® turtle. TR 28T, FOFRFIS a seat having T on it the form of a turtle. B. 33T kuvaka, See 2a%=. FRIOF IO a very C deep river. TADF FYoee> the history of Fenen kivalu, s. A cry, exclamation. the incarnation of Pishnw as a turtle. T B. Two000 kuvddu, v. n. To mock, jeer. 8 S. THRTD,0T, fi@fi_ggod kishmdnda, f c. 3&@5:&“6538 kirmayya, s. A proper name. kishmdnda, s. A pumpkin. s. TN5eETI kilrmdkara, s. A tank, C. Tao8 kisdta, s. Child’s play. § ij pond, the resort of turtles. ¢. B&> kisu, s. An infant, a child under fil, A. . BRBoT, T kirme, kirmi, five years old. ~¥ #4™ a young infant. S»9S QR dB "D g child 2 s. Friendship, love, kindness, affection, ami- R g child at the breast. about to walk, and too heavy to be nursed. able behaviour, respect, modesty. SnFSaH § i mdzfioflaé;‘ms?om D0 FRIVFANOETATS 220303 S. BT lni/za/ca, s. Mockery, jest, de- d ‘1 2 when I respectfully prostrated before ception. FWEFS a mocker, jeerer, hypocrite, U you, not wishing to oppose you, did you not deceiver. THXF I9B) to mock, jeer, dissem- um abuse me ? ble, cheat. 85 T. B. F0T) kirra, See wed, C. ??Ja)%f kitla, adj. Bad, wicked;': corrupt, i} AVO: ‘5\.@:9 kitrri, adj. Pecking, as a bird, depraved. 5, §< A. C. TRTNT kidrrput, v. a. To unite, as- C. f\.@?fi @’D katldlu, s. A man who is board- gl ed, but receives no wages. § semble. 2‘ to make sit down. § 9 8. DY kila, s. A bank or shore. c. ffi)? kile, s. A coarse net or sieve. fort Way 8. TweoTR, kilankasha, s. A river full o. B> kilu, s. Cooked rice. ©=27 ww¥ # g he has no livelihood. Fw% 3= to L3 to the banks. adv. Radically, fully. boil rice. F#% TXTS a man without food. 2 C. Twodess kila-bilu, v n. To fall T D rice water. FR%Y /B to set food ant down. FwY T3 to put down. ;%e;a‘-; TR $F before a person. Fw¥o0 the cravings of hun- R &% to put down on the ground, as a burden. ger Fego IO Pagte, 8 F C. FRURBIVB kula-mddu, v. a. Tocause A. C. -_(-5_4\@%{) ]fl;.zlu, V. N, TO en\ry‘ to fall. ey T3 C. fifiy'@‘) kitle, s. Stubble. 0. fi@@?b@@@f 3 kuldri-kollu, v, comp. § ; c. FRYLMR, TRYDory, ?5@‘&(?);%7\’ ; To fall down of itself, as a wall, &c. kitlvaniga, kilapdndya, kdldaniga, s. C. TR, FRITD, FROTITNE kili, h A glutton. kitli-ndli, /uili-lczippa,te, s. Daily hire S. 5@% krika, s. Thelarynx. 2.the'ver- or wages. z0d 2w®d to give wages, to pay tebrae of the neck. : ? Yo 0 hire. FROF, TRIMT, B Bn, TWCFTI, S. ByBwoR krikaldsa, s. The chamele- Defs TR TwOwI g day labourer, cooly, hireling. on, a lizard. 2. a fowl. 8, Fs ® =3 day labourers. TwOF8 g female la- 8. TyTseBo krikawdku, s. A peacock. deiy bourer. ¥wd Sw¥, g porter’s burden. 2. a fowl. 3. an old chameleon. 8lea] c. 5&9@@,@?’3 kuli-kollu, See movis. 8. Byzo8F krikdtike, s. The back of ! dlt C. T® kilu, s The pivot-hinges of a the neck. bed native door. 2. a tenon. 8. 5@33 krichhra, s. Penance. 2. cor- =63 Vi C. 32 kulu, ».n. To fall down, be over- poreal pain. o ) twen g urinary disease. Sfi\ turned. FodD, FwO T to cause to fall. S 5@5 krita, s. Kindness, benefaction. d%ex 2. creation. 3. the root of a verb. adj 2ed By to fall, give way, as a pillar, &ec. Qr Bwoll, 2wO? the act of giving way. Made, done. Ce.\ ¢ 314 G WY = o ?e.)é% ® o fil S. ’5’@‘9’5 kritaka, adj. Made, not pro- S. fi@é&; kritsna, adj. All, whole, entire. duced spontaneously, artificial. #93%?&55) an artificial mound. 8. Tyneo kripana, adj. Miserly. 2. poor, indigent. 3. fraudulent, deceitful. EACTCEN 8. B o3TRoE B0y Arita-karma- TRty avarice. 2. poverty. 3. deceitfulness. shubhdshubha, s. The good and evil re- afion 8. Ty woT&e3 kripd-katdksha, s. A sulting from the deeds of a former birth. look of pity or regard. 2. pity, compassion, IC‘(, j&f. 8. Ty8F 203> krita-krityanu, s. A favour. il fortunate, happy man, a man of merit. 2. S. TooTTI> kripdkaranu, s, A kind, one who has completed an appointed work. pitiful, compassionate person. ay s. T22 kritagnya, adj. Grateful, thank- S. 5@'@‘35‘@ lcripa’zza, s. »A scimitar, % ful. 8% € oratitude. 11 e Toeo Toed, | Feome0 one armed with a sci- i, & 8. 5455@9 kritaghna, adj. Ungrateful. mitar. F,¥ee0ZenRD the glitter of a scimitar, all 5, 8%, 8 ingratitude. 5. Ty DTy, Tywo0wedS kripd- rsed: 8. BHB DR krita-yuga, s. The Hin- drishti, kripdldkane, s, An eye of pity, s, & du primeval age, consisting of 1,728,000 years, in which Brumha is said to have created the compassionate regard. “}'p(}CYi"-Et universe. S. T, Ty VoA kripd-ni- y, 0 8. THBWX) krita-hasta, s. One skilled dhi, fi‘?‘ljfltf-stfgam, [sea of mercy] s. A in archery. most merciful, compassionate man. ot 8. TBo033> kritdntanu, s, Yama,the 8. By wots kripdlu, adj. Compassionate, god of death. is ot pitiful, kind, tender. S. ?5’@9??5? /fi?‘it(t’rt]t(l, adj. Successful, 8. TYNeE kriplta, s. Water. et g 2 fire, supposed to be the source of water. g s fortunate, happy. #2287 a successful, happy man. TyBEF a happy woman. ol soof 7 S. 3’@'@3 /tripe, s. Kindness, grace, mercy, 8. 5"@3 kriti, adj. Successful, fortunate, pity. Ty B0, B® INB to shew com- 2. wise, learned. T8 Tz, %8 WSF an passion, yH @wot to receive favour, obtain i author. grace. f 8.7 @i kritta, adj. Divided, cut, plucked. S. TD krivi, s. A weaver. 8. By8 kritti, s. Skin. =3 T3 Shiva, S. T @"5 krisha, adj. Emaciated, thin, lean, dressed in the skin of an elephant. 2. See )] feeble. 2. little, small. T BIRM, i) 3 to %&)‘5‘5. become emaciated. § f "Zf 8. E‘@ifi’, %@i@, %@3_07? krittika, S. THBOI> krishdnu, s. Fire. krittike, krittige, s. The Pleiades, the »'} S. ?@gx@edb ]C]‘iS]l(),daTi, s. A woman i i third lunar mansion. with a delicate waist or person. 8. B385oBAweR krittikd-shiva- 9 e S. 3"@2)\ krisht, s. Husbandry, agriculture. s 3/0’[/(1, s. A certain conjunction of the pla- TYNF®, T,2FUD an agriculturist, farmet. nets. The S. fi@% krishta, adj. Difficult, painful. S. 5@'5,8 kritya, s. An action, act. 2. a S. f@fi krishna, s. Krishna, the eighth deity to whom sacrifices are offered for ma- N gical or destructive purposes. 3. pestilence. incarnation of Vishnu. 2. Arjuna, the third ) 4. duty, conduct. 5. any thing proper to son of Pandu. 3. blackness. 4. the Kist- The o be done. a8y =85 daily observance. z:ofih) na river. 5. a buck antelope. 3 Droupa- 3 an evil deed. =8 3 w di, daughter of Drupada, wife of the Pandu 5D 5 a good deed. princes. adj. Black. F#HN"0 a village so " 2 Ad 8. Ty 8 kritrima, s. A trick, artifice, deceit. adj. Deceitful, artful. 5 8)JT Fo 5, called. ¥,5 =08 Krishna’s birth-day. % ity ‘fir @oF a deceitful business. %8303 a de- % % the dark lunar fortnight. ] \"Ull ceiver, an artful person. ~ S. E@&g@ §9'~S‘ Lrishna-wartma, s. Five, 3 1 (2] mfi" T o ZFow © d ) oo = krishna-sarpa, s. A black c. B ken-dala, s. A place of which 8 %@t{\m the soil is red serpent 0 S o0 krishna-sdra, s, A black C. ToBeT> kendaliru, s. A red bud or germ antelope ¢. Tosod kenddre, The temples 8. TyToo 7) krishndgraja, s. Balars- C. ToB> kendu, adj. Red ma brother of Krishna c fiofiifi»e‘? ken-dhiili, s. Red dust f@ 3o B3 kresimajma, s. The skin A. 0. T3 kenna, adj. Great, much & of the black antelope. A A. C. BoQeT> ken-niru, [red water] s S. E@M'a J% krishndbhraka, s Black Blood FoJMe T to vomit blood e talc ) *u# 3 et <2 the country along the C. To3 kenne, s. The cheek. o3 M58 w C:‘ Coromandel coast B3 to strike on the cheek. {, S f@“\é’ ]fflb/lya, s. Agriculture, hus- . To3n G)om@.@ ) ken-neggilu-soppu, ) bandry 2. the produce of hushandry 0. % U\ s. A red species of caltrops, used in fevers, ’635 O krisara, s, Rice and split pulse diseases of the eye, &c. mixed and cooked together ng C. BoNTD ken-neidale, s. A red lily c. Fo kem, (in comp.) adj. Red, purple, % 5) C. ToXR kempage, adj. Red, fair adv o scarlet “ fiery. an()‘ry' incensed. o ©I ) red cattle #0 B g red head of hair Fome Redly & ngrily il v Y a red lotus. C. -??OU kempu, adj. Red. 2. fair. 3. fiery § angry s. Redness 2. a ruby S Rowy g on C: %90?32\0@% lcenlcosfita, s. A medical light red. ez FoB<D the eye to become red. plant. e &S?fi%’ c% 52‘5\)?@«) the eyes grew red. FodIJwvo A. . BoReo B8 ken-ganna-vakki, g 2ol a red ant 73 a ring set with a ruby & The black Indian cuckoo, having red eyes 2o o™ it 1s become red. Fowm) 9B to be- 3 FoRQT ken-gadira, s. The sun, come angry, to make red. having red or fiery beams ¢ é c. "@oayfimafi%, %o@/\m 2% kem- FToND ken-gidi, s. Fire, sending forth [ pu- lcamm vakki, kempu-g Janyza -pak- i red sparks shi, s. The black cuckoo, having red eyes (¥ A. C. TOND ken-giri, s. A red chalk moun- tain, the red mountain. . Toyso33 kempu-tdvare, s, Thered c. Foe3IHOR henchana-halige, 5. A lotus ke 1 round board on which the face of a mendi- c. ToRQYWo8denrT kempu-pdtali-bale, 0y cant’s idol is drawn. s. A red glass bracelet Ag C. TogyooBND kempu-rdjigiri, s. A red hm ¢. Foe3R, FowR, Foesd3 kenchage, kind of vegetable L kenjage, kenchane, adv. Redly angrily C. Fo20TaR kem-banduge, s. A red kind i C. o, Toa? kenchu, kenju, s Red. ness adj. Red. 2. fair. @o RoL3Y a cop- of flower C. % per coloured person 2. a very fair woman c. Tod( kembalkki, s. A red sort of bird fin](t C. To L c. Toxy /fen_]ade, s. Red matted locks kem-banna, s. Red colour oo C @Céu@gg /cen;ola, s. A red kind of c. Tod B kem-battakki, s. A redkind great millet of paddy I el ( c. Tor kenda, s. A live coal, burning coal C. Tod kembatti, s. Red cotton I’WPJ; Tad Fo®B Re) g fiery eye Fod AR v, % To A. C. FoTW> kembaralu, s. A ruby A 10 become kindled or inflamed. 0BT &2 g live a red flower. Xy spark. o ToF a fiery red . Toaxsy kembaravu, s. A red emption C. BB kenda, adj. Red 2. fair 2T on children, from heat, attended with a fetid myl nwe g red hull FoT2 g red or fair foot discharge ‘Mt ‘hlt (3] [23 16 — F020 z-g"-.-—% of whid C. To2en kemballu, s, Teeth made red to dis tend, as when a cow is with calf. 3 by a composition put on. e 20la?® the milk to flow involuntarily, as el bude C. To299T kembdra, S The redness of vhen a cow 1s eat fl"‘ evening ; redness of a new born child. c. Ted TR i 7 LCCn helida-magga, s. A c. o “’5 kem 5(’56, s. A red plantain. loom prepmul for weaving. 0. ToedTBo3 kembiruve, s. A red ant C. éwod kechchina-mara, s. A C. B¢ hard kmd of tree the heart of which 1s red (ust > kem-bisalu, s Purple rays, as of the setting sun a. @853 kechehu, s. Pride, arrogance. ) Lo TUCL m'u‘row essence. 3. the core, heart, or pith. A. 0. To T kembika, s. A bird so cal- water] & 0. Bezd led, with red eyes Fez o, 3335@ %> kechchu, ol. C. Tovwd lkembiti, 5. A variety of paddy kecliehidu, /ce(-/zc]talzflu, v. a. To fix v the warp in the loom. . ToBRwed kembita, s, Thel an cuc- koo il II iy c. %2&’0 T8, R kechchu-kattige, s A el e i1 C. ToRs8,, Fodoos kem-matti, kem- hard Lmd of wood. mannu, s. Red earth. O 3%:3 3 ]leclzcfiede s. A stout or cour- ag eom heart. A el b i C. o3 kemmane, adj. Uselessly, with- out design, for nothing 0. FEDOVTd. BEoDoRBeeRs ketd- 1 Al ! Y. TONSAN kem-mise, s. Red whiskers isu, ketdisi /uuu, ©. n. To separate from, o, 3 3] c. ToBw, Foaw kemmu, kembu, s. A leave, give up one’s company e cough v. ». To cough. RozN Ty 2 A TOX0 to c. T8, Fketta, past rel. part. of Fd hecomeT cough and hawk. Fo VA to couch Fo30 That which is corrupt, spoiled or depraved Sy, Fozw BB to get a cough. Q0N TO adj. Wicked bad 2. corrupted, damaged | a Ay O arel &2 the hooping cough. rotten. (3 misch 1evous, 1mjurious. 4. hate- i k] ful, abominable 5. fierce 6. very, exces- ) . ToRoNY> kem-mugilu, s. A red cloud sive, much FY33 corruption, depravity ¢. ToRBRR, Fodwed kem-moga, kem- mischief, ruin, 23 o8 5 low mean, vile n7g | 0 7" 7€, s. A fair countenance N caste Y, Mo a had disposition, depraved } 9( T50F kekkarik 5> 8. Bryowia callosa arure F83, 25990 g miserable existence. 2 wing i €,2%0 to think evil. A. C. TH OD, fifé%mo kelkkarisu, I 65 kekkalisu, v. n. To bein a fright, tremor 36’5)@ 3958 kettu-baduku, », n. To Or passion. recov CI from adverse circumstances. f / pif 30T kekkinda, s. A multitud C. 2,500 R kettu-hdgu, v, n. To be heap, assemblage. ruined, spoiled 2. to be deflowered 3. to A. C. :Sf% kekke, s. The check be depraved, wicked }:fllll;‘ ' 0. B3 kedaka, See under 23 1. ?a"v\a kechewdgu, See wesrdvm. C. 0 G y 0 a;»‘/" kechclage, aq. Redly 2 B3R kedangu, kedagu, fier (,dy v. n. To let fall or slip down. s. Corruption, - r c. T =9 ruin, the act of spoiling. 83, e3d, Fed o kechehata, Q0O a0 G, © -g uxfi)(ad) (Oo) weds keda-todaru, kechchada, kechchana, s, The act of /L€(7(l 7ll)(12f, v. 7. To try to ruin one H‘UC preparing a loom. -w«.,-)_..J C. T3 ¢ /Lec/zc/mn(z, s. A weaver’s shut- c. T 358935 kedadu-bidu, . a. Toruin d cu' i tle spoil, deflower. A . T e kechchalu, s. The udder. (A4 C. FEIB ceda-nudiyu, . n m 10 it~ 7 %0 an udder small, but containing much speak to one’s injury. mflk kB A en g swwy udder having (¢ %»-a\\)) /w(](lpll, v.n. To let fall or slip ,h but little milk, = OF » ¥ O the udder down. u il 'f 817 TR T3 TR keda-bid, . a. To throw down. 8, to set in fine gold. 2: timber with an adz. EndS *?_00’ to chip TrS500 keda-mddu, v.a. To ruin, spoil, injure, deflower. ?i kette, s. A chip or paring. o ) C O \3%_)), O D - <] S %> kedavu, kedahu, o, a. & 3 ketne, adj. Set, as a jewel. ¥ n. To let fall or slip down. 2. to throw down, ST an ornament worn in the upper part make fall down. TR VR, TR W), TR 23 (AL of the ear, set with precious stones. &Y 293 to throw down. 2 39 an ear-ring set with precious stones. C. %’a"(\ba /cec]isn, causal of 3, To make &, ZeoHJ an ear ornament studded with G bad, spoil, corrupt. 2 to ruin, injure. 3. pearls, &c. f to deflower, violate. J»3 FTL to disgrace. c. %5&3@@@6 ketsanalddhra, s, A (1 ToOw FBW, w28 FOW to ruin caste. FANF bark used in dyeing. Ja FOD to upset an affair, to cause an affair or c. BT kedaku, s. A red ant. fo business to miscarry. C. BB, BT30S kedaru, keduru, o » il 0. TBRWD», TIWVRBDn keda- To be dishevelled. 2. to paw or strike with o hodeyu, keda-bodeyu, v. a. To beat un- the fore feet; to scratch, as fowls. 3. to G mercifully. stretch the wings to fly. 4. to become ex- Wi c. 8, TR kedu, kede, v. n. To become cited by anger. PSS BT, FTOSIF TR T excited passion. Fown FW to paw with the bad, rotten, putrid. 2. to be spoiled, dam- C. 3. to be excommu- fore feet. 0l B, FTHF +B g scattered spark. aged, destroyed, ruined. nicated. 4. a woman 2. afire-fly. 30 Fogo to dishevel one’s hair. to go astray. adj. Bad, ast wicked, ruined. adv. SVEF é3 o T Jeudo FTTETW sceratching the Badly, &. & a shameless fellow ground with the great toe, as a person when A( W TS g senseless man. FRR y TE =22 270, holding down his head with shame. g %&)r‘i‘, FRIDR, BBwg,, G, FBID depravity, ruin, destruction, damage, (05 '?3235%{) kedalu, s. A red ant. v.n. To =D T 20T ] ki the state of being spoiled. B to become angry. FT¥X to incense, exasperate, kick to death. 0 FENE being liable to be provoke. ruined. TET =2 2 » TETF g bad, mischievous man, A. C. "3);’10 kenam, adj. Well, good, plea- C. T kena, s. A spark. sant, agreeable. In 23 =8 C. BTy, Tooods, BeoRr> kenaku, c. 3 lkene, s Scum, cream. cream to set. 23 mow, FITew milk that of, kenanku, kenagu, v. a. To provoke, of ~Q v contains cream. Swzd F3 the cream of curd- irritate. BT, Be 2T 5, F0E3Y to cause to led milk. tay provoke, A= [a¥] S0 BHFITTITD TP BT if [ the provoke him my life will perish. C. %fiO-\JJJJ 7cen€]/u, v. n. To neigh. E W C. 6??_))073 kettane, adj. Set, as precious A. C. TOFT> ken-niru, s. Blood. stones, &e. a. %239 kenne, s. The cheek. W; c. keppa, s. A deaf man. 2. [¥%]a th €y @_@_501335 kettawdri, s. A weeding hook. # place for catching elephants. o "5?5_30 kettu, v. a. To chisel, carve, cut or tal engrave. 2. to excavate, scoop out, pare, C. Tendxp kebbarisu, v.n. To cry out the, plane, chip, slice, make thin. 3. to set, as fromL alarm. A, jewels. T80 pared, engraved, &c. 222, F 0. T35,00 kem-mannu, s. Red earth. id &7 the act of chipping, engraving, &ec. *3, 0. Bleo /ngiil?)llc, s. A cough. ».n. To cough. i FnB, W to cause to chisel, carve, &e. = ¢ c. 0 kera, s. A common shoe or sandal. &1 FuT engraved or carved work. %’9%?.) VR fingy =z 3 2T 8w d, T3 a'shi&, FTO TF to put on sandals. to get pared off. 3w, +3, 23 {0 set in A, gold, &e. 07,42 F to make a bamboo c. BTED, FCoLds keratu, kerantu, v.n. X Vi FO pen. wogn T3 to grub or dig up grass. To scratch the ground, as fowls, &c. 9 th(‘ 1 @ ¥ to chop meat. k. to flog. FOOTH T c. T3 kerada, adj. Scratched. 2. grub- 0% N 318 o AoTal) FTON foclip bed. 8. A name common to Clhanddlas. 2 lu, v.n. To cry out from fright. 2 to 83 S ground grubbed or cleared of grass, &c. spread, as a sore or fire,. FOrR, FOFX, FOF c. 390 v N 20 to make another cry out. FFR, TOFD QB> keradu-bidu, ». a. To clear the act of crying out. TLrd g spreading d ¥ away by grubbing up grass, weeds, or brush- wood. blaze or flame. FOF &’os:{o?, FTWF I g per ) 1 Pl # spreading sore. c. 33, ‘U’d@%’x@fj@) keralu, kerali- A. C. 3O)3 kerriva, s. An old man. fones kollu, v.n. To cry out from alarm. ol 1066 yil s. 3o kela, s. Ajar. c. TN kerase, s. A large earthen vessel A. C. Bo, Too kela, kelam, s. Side. 2 for holding corn. ly 5, A vicinity, contiguity FTUF, FCOD to call on c. %O’QJ kerali, v.n. To be angry, in a one side. See TV passion, irritated. 2. to spread, increase. 3. A. 0. 3008, Tood), FJob kelanti, ke- to come out. THB 2V TE8TBAY when he is i 1w Iy o angry who can stand before him ? Fo%), ¥ landi, kelandi, See #¥0. e v T¥ having been incensed. C. TORTS kela-gandu, s. A shoot or i 3 0 scion from a plantain tree. C. i?d\i}ia keralchu, v.n. To break out with fresh violence, as a fever, sore, &c. ». @ c. TUR kelage, See #<7. hecone rYI: To make angry, irritate. A. C. Bweds kelachu, s. Help, assistance, it c. BD, T3, TS keri, kere, kereyu, aid. el V. . To scratch. 2. to erase. v. n. To be C. T, Tend, Twond kelabaru, oneslb astringent to the taste. kelabar, kelambar, pro. A few persons, ching some persons. el T 0 keru, v.n. To shine. #30 he 1500 W i3 shone. A. C. Bow kela-bala, s. The right and 1 left. c. 33 kere, s. An artificial lake or tank. 23 *‘ng to make such a tank. 2. the name C. Tud, BonTs kelaru, kelavaru, See , pXAspes f, ’T J 23 FOWD. of a game. F3 29 the bank of a tank. F3 9 Fo7eLaE 3 man who builds tanks. c. 3o, Ty kelavu, kelahu, pro. 033 the channel of a tank. g@fi‘f it T3 wokg TR g A few things, some. male buffalo used to carry earth on the bank c. Tox kelasa, s. Work, business, em- of a tank. ¥ %07, the hind wall or bank ployment, service. 2. an affair, matter. 3. it s) of atank, ¥3 SwonE; the inner wall of a use, utility, advantage. 4. state, condition. tank. F3 2w the sluice of a tank. 3 Twid 6. an act. T TUI el e 2T earth work. the outlet for the superfluous water of a tank. stone mason’s work. FuI F3mE T the work 3 wo2ohD g tank repairer. TS SBw, FIJ b oSwes b = advances. TUT T, Zwcmo an affair to be frus- & the inner part of a tank. %8’( EZ@ a trated or to terminate badly. F2UT TR to 1;1,],‘1. water snake. #3293 €3, 3 lard made from =] ge t business on. FuT I9B to work, serve. =2 the fat of this snake and used in medicine. T wEE, W to be useful, serviceable. RUYD 9 FECRBTIS Rwond +3) FwoB TR i is like I * @® to employ, give work. FUrF, wTry taking the cambly of the man that broke down useless, unserviceable. FUT 80 to finish a the tank, (a poor recompense for the loss.) ik business. 2. to kill. Fox3 Swt7red machi- A, B Soe ker/m, v. a. To lick a sore, as nery, apparatus, tools, implements. il a dog does. pl# g. fi@‘&jflfij) kelasa-galla, s, A sloth, v i A.C. s 3oy ker-pakku, s. A hedge or sluggard, lazy man. [ fence. ot ¢ c. Bur»s kela-sdru, ». n. To get out of A. C. BYE, TIF kerpu, kervu, See % the way, stand on cne side. 2. to become £ 00 jl c. TI50eY) ker-mdou, s. A variety of concealed or hidden. the mango. | l'#{lfi(, T c. B, TOAR kelasi, kelasiga, s. A g, 4l barber and hair-dresser. e ¥ C. TosE, %@E‘é@'\j% kerlu, kerli-kol- N 319 -cre)?\) oD 7, A. C. BEAD kelasidi, qa J Handsome A. C. ¢ ]x(’ v. a. To copulate with. lovely. desiral le S. & 390 kénkdra, s. A sow A, C. TONGD Ae:tfi{@? JU, v. n. To move, pace, g A /Le/l(/md, s. Land of ared colour wmxdu ; ad about. (STl BF 030 & WiUecwdod = (; i T & kék tata, adj. Rough, barren. (S ha\ mg wandered about for the pur- pose of gathering flowers. s i oBe% kékaya-désha, s. One of C: t! ed 6 countries enumerated by Hindus. F) e °TUR kelisérava, See #on. S. = s et kele, v. a. T buse. v 7, 38 kékara, s. A quint eye To T =2 4 J ° & C. ZJ O™ kékarisu, v. n. To hawk in shout for joy 0 wct of abusing e spitting 0 &, FUs& an abuser. § T A. C. B9 0QoR» kellaisu, v. a. To raise, ¢S kéki, s. A peacock. Fidk ©adthe A 1ift, ele svate. eye in a peacock’s tail. Tk o0& g peacock’s feather. AlC, ‘32“) kelle, s. A splinter or sliver. c. BeT, BeBo, TeR> kéke, kéku, kégu, § 39 c. TR /esa', s A reed, rush = =3 a [¢) rush a vbeut the roots of which shells abound s. A cry or shout of joy 2. the cry of the Ry T, TRFR oM, T(FR Ted 1l TOF0R FJ i sort of rush used as a vecetable, peacock. T FT g rush tl rows about trees. SR, BT Zwdaw to laugh loudly, to shout Iy with joy N A. C. TRT0BT> kesarantaru, s. Wrest- S. Te7T 0> kégdi, s. Animmature fruit C: lers, boxers Firedy 2wy to calumniate. G B O, 8 E TR kesaru, kesuru, o S Mud, soft clay. 0 §QA3 kégu, v, n. To cry, as a peacock § 3 T30, 87 a lotus, as growing o ° in mud BB 3 kéchara, S C o e LSS0, o FL0ywld &%, a foot-print in mud li A 0. T eId ]LOS%, adj Red, purple B To T. B. 508 kéta, See 83 § ¥ = the purple evening , as at sun-set. C 3 /fc[lé‘l(, v. 2. To hawk in spitting. fi 0 . TY, FYRco Leia kelagana, adj. Low- c. U\\Va kédu, s. M schief, evil, danger, loss =\ er, under, inferior, subordinate destruction, perdition dlsa&’ru 208 03 T ela-gade, kela- loss of sense I»3 AB> loss of characte c. TYRB, TYSE, D I disgrace S A3 exposed to ridicule (5] tattu S The under side. § BrE, TR® destruction of property T2y 413 . BIR, 5G 0% kelage, kelayinke, 2 Joss of life, death T, gy JrorigEes) ;‘ postposition, Jelow, beneath, under, down A TR your circumstances are become ridiculous. 2R e S ¥ FEA under the power of one. @2T g ruinous %‘; @TYW to try to ruin one wa J a downcast look. F¥7 5% topsyturvy. wish RN, TSI g ruined man. 2:6n783 Wy c. BYB, Sond keladi kela-adi, s. The mlethVOUSllQ\S, ramousness. FLRFY, TR W sole of the foot @re® g disastrous period 2302 R evil for C.3 A. 0. TGO keladi, s. A female friend evil. B SoBWEW to speak to one’s hurt. Fr b C. 0T kela-léka, s. Thelower world & FND to ruin, spoil, destroy 23 TP hell to recover loss TR " o calamitous news, g evil tidings C. 33?2)55&)@3 kela-hotte, s. The abdomen § 3? A. C. TYoT> keluru, v. n. To break out as s. FewdeY kédévu, 5. A shield 3" sparks, fire, &c. 2. to grow, extend, spread 3 ?5373&33 kéd-bageyu, v. n. To me- increase. ditate one’s ruin L g St A. €. YWYy kele-gollu, v.n. To be- C: 3‘)0?363@ kéd-buli, s. A mischievous tiger. Xy come friendly or intimat #¢ rwoB friendly A.C. Teed kéna, S. Anger wrath 2. C, kind hatred nalice. . shame FRodYT with- lJ\ out shame Sy A. C Ug(fiJ keleya, s. A male friend. # By SooRF Ew:0% havin shewn to friends. B %"’\gg /'wm, See 3,83 fay O i 20 0 T (0M) =R dl H. Tecd, Te™ kéni, kéne, S Pedlery. Lider %?QdathT\’J kéru-dégu, s. The tree U F#Zone g pedlar’s shop. ‘@Qfi(c,gjs\), Feed Ovieda verticellata. o303 = rel odlmr K i £ed g pedlar. FRE ITH gmall c. Teooeedokdr-kdchu, s. Marking-nut " commodities. A. ¢. a pool, pond. oil, mixed with the sediment of betel, to T. B :5‘283 ]L'(,’,t(l, See 33 strengthen or make firm the teeth. S. ;533’5' kétaki s. The tree Pandanus odo- A. c. TeRe Ty kdrpakku, 5. Alarking 7 atisSimus. o T3 T3% g gold ornament place. Ve, in the form of the above flower. 0 ‘fll‘\“‘k 1 A @ "Ugg""v? /tc’l’pu, s. A shoe or sandal S. §Q§§ kétana, s. A standard, banner, flag. worn by the lower orders. 8. Tezo3, Tewod kétdra, kéddra, s A. C. TV} kérri, See 2. A part of the Him4laya range. 2. a plough- ! X %Qtfib’c‘ kérrpu, [of 2] s. Fan- ed field. ning corn. il S. "O'DQ@{J kétu, s. The dragon’s tail or des- C. %Q@) kélu, s. A large earthen jar or cending node, reckoned by Hindus the ninth vessel. FOTed, TS, FiSwd g fire place planet. 2. a standard, banner, fla 8- for heating a large jar of water. S. fig;fi@ kévala, adv. Very much, entire- T. B. 0N, FeBR kddagi, kédage, See T8¢ ly, wholly. adj. Entire, sole, absolute, ex- cessive. F5v §¢® great friendship, ardent jafure hl C. fii’m& kéddta, s. Sexual pleasures. love. S. Teno3 kdddra, See #=s. C. fine?{)) kévu, s. Sexual embrace. 4 pmflx‘i Bs §3535F@5’558& kéddra-gouri-hab- 4 8. :‘5?3—5 késha, s. The hair. #3 333, 23 bd, 8. A feast in honour of Parvati. % much hair, ornamented hair. F¢B Wo S. fiea'@'?@'fi ]te’ni-pa’tana, s. A large a top-knot enveloped in flowers. £<3%) a dis- oar used as a rudder. 2. the helm or rudder. q) ease, arising from lice, which destroys the la gt H. :5%3_:)) képu, s. Forage, provision. =<3 hair. TP IR a comb. T3 53 g fillet U TeT a purveyor. F® S8 to carry forward or tress of hair. provisions. of CAA S. 5‘359 késhani, s. The grass Andropo- 8. TS kéma, s, A wart. 1il gon aciculatum. b C. T3 kéyana, s. A cry. S. %Q%fizfi 8 kdsha-paddhati, s. The A. 0. B0 kéyu, See #x place where the hair parts when combed down (I 8. T3 kdyiira, S. An ornament on each side of the head. S. "U’eefifi késhava, s. Vishnu. 2. one who worn on the shoulder of kings, resembling a wing-crest. is worshipped. C. TeBNB kéra-gida, s. The marking nut- C. TR késa, adj. Red. 234 a red kind plant, Semicarpus anacardivwm. FRT Wi of paddy. 6} the marking nut. S. 'B‘:)Q'&Jfi késara, s, A filament. 2. the Jig D. Fed23 kéraji, s. A proper name. tree mesua ferra. 3. pollen. 4. a lion’s or ik s horse’s mane. @Qdif kérala, s. The province of Malabar. C. §QC5€°9 kérali, s. A sweet kind of orange. 8. BeRD Aésari, s. Alion. 2. blood. = l FBARTR to spib blood. adj. Red. =<0 J I el A. ¢. ’Gpeb kéri, s. A street, row. FAred w2 g red kind of paddy. streets. il 8. BeROROG kdsari-gandha, s. Red san- C. égda kéru, . a. To winnow, or fan corn 1\13V dal-wood powder. by shaking it up in a fan. 2. [M] to scratch, streak, make marks. s. A wall. L s. BeR0eyeB> kdsari-bhdtu, s. Dressed 0%, #FCW, FOD {0 cause to fan. TR0 rice seasoned with various spices. ® 9 fanning. 2% a woman who fans corn. A, c. @QRJ)D"J késaru, s. Wrestlers, boxers. 3 21 2 R R N TOERO 9 Lo %3 “a L (8] ??Qfia késu, s. Farming, agriculture. w3, to raise the exm to ward off a blow. V. A a coil of palmyra leaf put in the ear. to reach out the hand to receive anything. 2. to trade. To farm, plough, till. 23 2eBm, T IVAED to join the palms of % . gl O %Q’fi@d@) kbeOdald, s. The planet the hands together in token of respect. oB, T3 are used to express the instru- Mars, with a red body. — Iy mental, by ; as, ©@3I F3o (w1 0‘,\1)0 it was done C. 32{’%9 kéli, s. A line, range, row. by him. ©33 #3208 %3 I told by him. ¢ 8. _Up(’%? kél, s. Play, sport, amusement. 2. S Fyoment, ¥ST T3NS he cannot do if. A sexual pleasures. 3. dancing. FRYFO T<9)7)6' a dormitory. F(¥R DT amorous sport. 8. B 0B e kein-karya, s. Service. 2. § slavery. #3070 F 90 having served. (/‘1\ C. %Q?jo ]télu, v. a. To hear, hearken to, 2. to ask. RY T c. T 5&‘3{ kei-kattu, s. A bracelet of co- T pay attention to, obey. ral and govld beads. e g to ask for one’s self. k¥ 1o cause to 0% hear, to sound, be heard. 2. to cause to ask. N ’62@ B BT keikaranike, s. Quackery, 5 2903 one who heard. 2. one who asked. random surgery, administering medicines a 2:¥T one who caused to hear. 2. one who without a doctor. fiel caused to ask. Fw 9203 to hear gracious- 10 c. %?0 50300 kei-kalitu-baru, v, n. ly. #:¥%8= a deaf man, one who cannot be To succeed, prosper. \G! made to liear. FHTH, BT, Ty, T, c. vl B, 0T kei-kdpike, 2¢¢2 the act of hearing or asking. Fr43, ¥ I /L‘C’Z'—,(/(l’fll.iéé’, s. A present to a superior, Cn B, RYTRE if you ask., LT, TR, #Q%’ZS (3 presented on the occasion of a visit. hearing, asking. G. 08D kei-kdtiru, v. n. To refrain, i c. T ket, s. The hand. 2. thearm. 3. a keei) back the hand from striking when pro- o sleeve. 4. a handful, what is taken up at voked. A, one time in the hand, as applied to cakes of B cow-dung, bundles of wood, &c. 5. a field C. %0 To0esR kei-kunchige, s. A small Iy or land under cultivation. adj. Bitter. 20 brush for cleansing the warp of a loom, &c. 51 73 the palm of the hand. 39 R 3 the back of C. BT, %é?x’\rafio kei-kidu, kei- G, :J: the hand. SRY éé, SR %%'5 the elbow. @0 gitdu, v. n, To succeed, prosper. 2. to be 8 I 73 the wrist. 2973 the right hand. awflé obtained, acquired. F3TRD WS FUI g bu- [ the left hand. %&ofio ToRB FT 2woR) WA to siness that succeeds. F3FR2% to cause to Vi bring along by force. 2.0m F335ND o com- succeed. FITRBITT, #3rwd prosperity, (e bine. 2} 827, ¥ 3:8TF a good workman. success. \hl 2. agood penman. ¥ 3@ to feel the pulse. A. 0. BFw03 kei-kirita, s. A sword. ol ¥} w38 hand-writing. 2. a signature. 3% FYFRLBTIy BFI to flourish a sword. C % 233w to take by the hand, to lay hold, of lead. il c. %Qéfi.@?) kei-kali, s. Hire or pay given 2. to nourish, protect. 23 3E1 a small box. when work is done. C. 3 ¥ Tons, B ToNw, T 55 g note of hand, a € C. BYRWRS kei-gusu, s. A child in arms. bond. F3 FETN 8RN, F3 FruzeA RWX to borrow on verbal promise, without any bond. £ :6-0 FUR kei-kelasa, s. Handy-work. figéfl)fid;fi s. A workman, labourer, bricklayer, Slé:l 23 FYNS SovHy a man entirely at one’s dis- (87 a useful man. posal. ¥ T, F3 ¥ a sign with the hand. g F3 B8, 2D to succeed, prosper, turn out pro- o 3%%33 kei-késhi, s. The mother of Ravana. 1‘)1 I fitable. 3 Fown dw¥ Fag to ease nature. that 2 =n¥ a fight, boxing. F3mel? dexterity, 0. 3TRTY), BYTW3ED> kei-kodavi, G5 skilfulness. TS F ornaments affixed to lféi—/coqlafiu, v. n. To throw out the hands, ¢ the pillar supporting a roof. 3 V) ’{@3‘3& to b s0 as to shake any thing off. "y hold up and shew, exhibit. #3F:3%, #3357 a handkerchief. ¥3 28R g small hammer. C. @é@.@?@?flo kei-kollisu, v. a. To deli- 3 F37 %0 to be caught, be apprehended. %3 ver up or give over to the charge of another. ke 32 ~ 2 95%9.0 %& o)) bow, J, To be attained, reached ¢ %?SQJ;)Q’J kei-kollu v.a. To take, re- ()ZOT@JZZ, 2.0 ythn FRAWTAT, 238 W73, TR CRBoNT gut of ceive, accept, assume. 2. to possess, acquire obtain 4. to reach, unattamable palms 3. to undertake, attempt pect consent agree TOLRS 0300 ~§wrmu:m C %jéfi e@> kei-golu, s. A walking-stick he 1T accepting a present, as a man of learning 2. leave, permission was (o from a king RN 5&@00’03&5‘ -‘r?s%m%fo ac(lept; A0 F 7%0\)33 kei-geiym, v.a. To put him, our service. on ornaments. 0ot (0 A0 T (B ecen kei-kilu, s A walking- C. #Sw 13, §$8§Jdo€3 kei-chalaka, ervice stlck kei-churulu, s. Dexterity sleight of erved T\ FweJTRTs keikdladavaru, s hand. glef i The name of a caste, consisting chiefly of c. T 23 85T 3593, 38303339 3d weavers kei-chituke-mddu, kei-chitunki-mddu, C. T (RoE> kei-gantu, s. Money in hand (Jnacsey v. a. To fillip the fingers. eI adj. Sure, certain, true %?57{0 3 TRV g oood c. T BE, kei-tattu, v. a. To pat on the field, of which the produce is as sure as back by way of encouraging 2. to clap the though it were already reaped VIT I %é 1My ¢ hands 3. to count money: ncé his promise is sure T\ ID\BgeRo kei-tappi-higu, v, n. C. BROTIOR kei-ganda-kelasa, ki To be lost, missed. Work to which a person is accustomed sl C. T(RB kez-./ada, s. A temporary loan c. & gwo) kei-tappu, s. A mistake, slip it of the hand without bond or interest FINE SRR, P to T1 i borrow for a time s, B3 ]Leifava, s. Theft, stealing, cheat- g W mg. See &+ BN A. C. BYRED, kei ganmu, v, a. To violate exceed, transgress TR, 30 1t exceeded or C. %‘538'0‘3; kei- tala, s. A cymbal. e 44 surpassed. c. ¥ 53@;3 kei- talu, v. . To refrain, lxeep al C. ugl\é kei-gatti, s. A weeding hook. back the hand. s. An instrument to let down I I the inner latch of a door when outside c. %S/\‘gfafioo kei-galeyu, v. a. & n. To 8 snatch away. 2. to lose. FYRTTVD it is lost BB kei-danda, s. A walking-stick c. F{Wo0000 kei-gdyu, v.a. To protect Tow® kei-dande, s A bouquet of 0 10 defend. 2. to restrain one’s own hand from flowers carried in the hand. N {Ef¥ striking when provoked. #3733 he restrain- T. B. YT keidava, See 2333 ed himself. (A CLBIDORY keisdast, s Podesion '_“256 c. T (708 keigdra, s An industrious %y, 870 to become possessed of P clever, dexterous man H. 3D keidi, s. A prisoner 0 C %”é/\om kei-guna, s. Practice, experi- ence o %‘p\gaf@f kei-divige, s. A hand-lamp il C. BYRDZ> kei-gurutu, s. A person B8R kei-divitige, S. A hand ignature torch i C. YR8 kei-gitta, s. The pegto which H. 335 /L(sztl, s. Confinement, restraint p b the cord is secured, which tlie weaver has to imprisonment FYT SN to confine, im- loosen when he wishes to wind up the web prison, keep in custody. T3hand a prison, p that has been woven ail }qh Tith C. T{R3> kei-gedu, v.n. To lose, he con- .0 BT, BYTow keidu, keiduva, s, quered. 3783 one who is defeated. 3713 A weapon TURYY weapons §~‘)‘ 2rT¥ R i e B not to be defeated. %’5@94 J300 D> FRBW pplying the weapon C. T RRPBAY, %@S?”ofi’o%, S'f’z?»@n(fia) to his throat. F3Zon¥'Ssn% armed kings \IIT keiwgodagu, keige-shiklu, keige- c. Uegufl%afio ?%ds’éac?o kei-duduku, < 1015W 3 - 2 %-z))d) %@503\)0‘ kei--dlt(h!f?l/m, s. Cuffing, fighting. ».%. 93> kei-bidu, v. a. To give over, to cuff, fight. 2. to force, be violent. cease to assist, desert, forsake, abandon, leave in the lurch. C. F(TI3> kei-duttu, s. A handful of food. s o 2] T8 NY F ) 3850 93] FTUWT wrctw o575 72 NG 20 b) 3, do C. TBwAN kei-bogase, s. The cavity w3, he himself putting, with the hand, formed by putting the hands together. handfuls of food into the mouths of some, Ao G %figfi kei-mare, v. n. To forget. and deceiving them. AiQ %o 38T kei-masaka, s. Sleight of G géd’?\’i}, kei-dustu, s. A glove. 2. a fence for the arm, hand, conjuring. 2. a slow poison. 3. clothes injured by the hand in washing. C. B3508> kei-mddu, v. n. To brandish, 3. tohan- strike, beat, fight. 2. to bargain. A. C. B(BRDA kei-dodige, s. Ornaments sel 4. to throw, cast. -:?5 JRBCW(FTFBo T for the hand. & there is no one to fight c. %2 fifefléda;fim”{ kei-doddadu-md- v.n. To change, d’u s V. oa C. %éfimtfio kei-mdru, To stretch out the hand. 2. to alter. be liberal. C. %é&aod’-;, fiéfiosoaéa,fié&mfia, kei- § C. 620 30 kei-neravu, s. Help, assis- minchu, kei-munchu, kei-miru, v. a. tance. FIEBI7 t0 assist. o o~ RIJors %&;ZD’D? & n. To transgress, surpass, exceed, violate. A 203 you have come as an assistant to him. 2. to escape, get out of one’s power 3. to X ‘o—i Sed35Td keinéyaru, s, Menial be hasty, precipitate, rash. female attendants. N0 X o A e TS /cei—migu, v. a. To surpass, A0 TS Je PN deo ]88?:72({//./,3/66, s. An at- rival, excel. i tempt, essay, endeavour. § C. DTN kei-mugiyu, v n. To close o fié%fléfigj‘?\&:dfi?v@%fi kei-pattdyi- the hands out of respect. [ /lidll*]é'O,Z!M, v. . To take fast hold of the C, c. %@szg kei-mudde, s, A ball of food. hand. A ig?gl’ keime, s, Wickedness, fraud, deceit. A. . S kei-pare, s, Cymbals. #3223 mob; to beat cymbals. 2. to clap the hands. c. T ?333@@@?33 kei-méle-kodu, v a C A. C. #éf‘b& kei-pidi, See 23%n. To pay a person himself, to give into one’s own hand. I Ao o '@ /z‘eipu, s. Blessedness, virtue, merit. i C. AV RWD kei-yade-godu, v. u. To stretch forth the hands. G, i A “C%'f)j)lg keipode, s, The feathers of an arrow. c. B DPSTEBA kei-ydtada-hedige, . s. A basket used by two persons in throwing ( H reéf\:) keipzl, adj. Intoxicating, inebriating. out water from a pond. 155 ;553380—33—‘53 /cez'p/u’yatu, s. Circum- stances, particulars. c. B0, %2:)3.18 keiy, keiyi, See %3 H. '\'}2?‘{)) lcez‘])fiu, See #35. C;i(fiagfioa\-’} keiyna-kanchi, s. A 2 statl’ or stick carried in the hand. ay, C %‘isao&%%, fiéfiéé% kei-batlu, kei-vat- lu, s. A scoop for serving out goods, &c. C. %éo’isafi keiydre, adv. By the hands. wE Y Slfi‘}!v C. F)ases kei-badalu, s. A loan. LAN C. E’?éof)m«%s?(fiofido, F) D703 Texd B Fe® to lend, favour with a loan. kei-ydlikeyavaru, ker-ydreikeéjand, U D c. 6‘-: 20X kei-baraka, s. Signature. 2 s. Dependants, persons in one’s employ. é; hand-writing. 5 { o %?@ O"\J)Jagb ketydlu, s. A person at one’s c. T &)D%f.) kei-bdlu, s. A grass-knife op disposal. #3%%¢, possession, sway, control. ] ! sickle. B Fwewod TeyoBL® having cut C. ;J: SV /ccz'yu, s. Land any how plough- grass with his grass-knife. | ed or tilled. wv. a. To plough. 2. to make. 5{‘]\ (3 324 TLOT %2303\.@ 1A C. ?‘{ SOTTs keiyodaru, v. n. Tojerk c. T keiskike, s, An amorous poetic the hand backwards in expressing contempt. composition. S. :5%55 keirava, s. The white water lily. C. éé-:;fi kei-shere, s. Custody, arrest, cap- A %305 W2) the moon, its friend. tivity. Ao %%’33&3 keirdta, s. Contention, quar- C. 5@ et /cei—sarasa', s. Touching with rel. th the hand or finger in play or teasing. 1t of € %‘90 oo keildgi, adv. With, by, near. c. B T0Ts kei-sdru, ». n. To be success- PN PR P @350 F S TYoen QoD having stood by Chi- ful, prosper. 2. to be obtained. Fg Melr =3 trasharma. 383 prospered, effected. a?é*.h‘br" 3, 3T ndi B it is effected. o hate Ci ii ooR> keildgu, v. n. To be possible. = T3007 T to lean on another in walking” P DRTAPSY N C. %‘23?@3 keisdle, s. A veranda., 39S % o3 as much as possible, as much as is & a house with a balustrade. ° at hand. F3933 FUT g practicable thing. hangy : C. %‘i =T kei-sire, s. Actual possession. ©313 FUT an impracticable thing. %553# F37w0 7wge to be in one’s possession. 2. to & a weak, useless, idle person. Jy ! e fall into one’s hand, as plunder, &e. S. fio‘@)??\f\ keildsa, s, A mountain in the = y U Himaélaya range, the abode of Shiva. 2. the o o fi N33 keiyodane, adv. Direct- o w2 —=9 it city of Shiva. 1—;505 NN ER] Shiva. %éesa::d ] ly, forthwith. , 30 %, ) a shroud. a: %fio fi\fag@b kei-s6lu, v. n. To be defeat- ed 2. the hand to be so fatigued as to be A %;330:‘3 keivai, ». n. To clap the SIS hands. 2. to slap. 3. to vow, resolve. unable to hold any thing. 8. B\ IT, F &S50 keivarta, kei- C. :6?0 & kei-hidi, s. Aid, help, a vade- mecums. 2. a handle, any thing to lay hold o e varmani, s. A fisherman. v. a. To protect, aid, nourish. 2. to of by. C. %o 38=X» kei-vartisu, ». a: To deli- [0 fil ver over in charge to another. lay hold of. A fio 23 kei-hede, s. Aleathern fence 5, fud 8. B S0 keivaly q, s. Eternal happiness, for the arm. eatitude. c. B(XwT kei-hore, s. A light burden I’t C. @éfi%, §é§#’§ kei-vasha, kei-vas- that one can take up without assistance. Ya, s. Actual possession. %é;:”fi;@?‘t‘b to be T. B. B0F 3 konkana, s. The Concan in one’s power or possession. country. ijlf'r ! c: §é§5@ kei-vastra, s, A handkerchief. C. Twosses kon-kdlu, adj. Knock-kneed. C. %‘; 590 keivdda, s. Handicraft, me- RroFeOI g man who is knock-kneed. i chanism, work. LR 2353 clever work. o C. TwoT> konku s. Trregularity, crooked- S p) o i IS T3 dSwedd his work is clever. 3 9. fault, defect, deficiency. adj. BBITY mechanics. ness, errcr. v. 7, To be- Crooked, irregular, curved. C. 6?0 5938 keivdra, s. A pair of compasses. come crooked or curved. 2. to bend, stoop. sl g 2. 'praise, eulogy, encomium. 3. the name of TR ?d’ A Fwo% having bowed or become bent. a village. %3 73T T 0 use compasses. ¥ < ~ TW2FTF he 220 t0 bring under anger. 30% to praise, eulogize, commend. 2. to bowed. [5) & crooked, irregular, curved, arched. )’I s swing the hands. FYIPTLEDED an encominm Pl C. fif@ofafigj konku-villa, s. Cupid, hav- to be splendid. fiifl((" ing a curved bow. il u‘ /o ) i o8 §ébf'fii} kei-visu, v, n. To stir up to C. FwoToYs> konkulu, s. The armpit. fight, to set on. [5) 4 to wave the hand. Fwo?¥ TR g child in arms. g € :v‘gé%?‘:vo) kei-shastra, s. A sharp point- €. =J'9J93§ ]l”O?l/i'C’, s. A hook or spear. adj. o) ed da,:& with which devotees pierce them- Crooked, stooping, curved, bent. TRUT BRO Jov I i selves in frenzy. % the hook of a spear for impaling 910 W o 2 C S VploYat FTLOBRA T. B. 3woR konga, [ 2)0%] 5. The curlew. c. Tod konda, s. Alaree tank. 2. a pit =2 C e WORTI0R, B RORDZ0AD konga- 3. a name common to Chdandalas Rt IT BwoB g sacrificial fire-hole FRo® YN to manga, ]LO??Q(ZTZ manygai 7, s. A man run through it in performance of a vow. who acts absurdly or inconsistently . B. F0oRT> kongary, s, 1e people C. TRCED kondddu, ». a. To applaud of Concan eulogise, praise, glorify, land. Fwomeds glori- C. TRora83 /mO??Jat(l, s. Irregular or dis- fying, lauding, praising agreeable play C %fo P —d Ol voc 23T kondd-musudi, s, A large black-faced monkey i C %flu’e)JTuG;J ]LO”JQ]U, s. An untoward or intractable man. C. Tood kondi, s. Aniron hook. 2. the C. 0N kongis. A curved stick or hook link of a chain 3. the clasp or fastening of . a bracelet. 4. the staple that holds the hasp C. T20N33 kongitana, s, Peovishness: silliness. of a padlock 5. calumny, slander. FRoB I Fwiw a mendicant’s stafl, with pieces of iron jl C LROR> kongu, See 2row appended at proper distances, with which he 1¢ branch of a tree. (.3 c. FwoR konge, s. makes a jingling noise as he goes from door c. Tooes koncha, s. A small quantity to door. Fwok T the mendicant carrying C, adj. Little, as to quantity only, few, some such a staff. Fwol 8RED to fasten a hook 2. mean, trifling, mfulor to b 2370, TR0 7 2o g neck-band fastening 2PoTNE T FR0T II uw, &'.)23’00'5, wos g base, mean, low 2 an earring clasp WS Fwod the hook of man, one of no consideration. FHOWBTTIY a a female’s zone =8¢ Fwod the link of a 01 ooz short time 00 oS 2328 gn inferior caste FwRo chain. T8 Feo® g wooden hook. oacd i 383 meanness, littleness. TLRO IRB to Fwol the link or buckle supporting a bandy ko makeless. Foots FweoHaA by little and little spring. VM Fweol the joint of a bit (~{e] i 0ot in few words BRoIT 3’ oS Cp BI ©T Fwed the fastening of a tip-earring, @ C. 3 he has got through it very dexterously. TR0 +3 ol the staple receiving a hasp. YD 3 BTN I3 t0 esteem lichtly FRoWR, H Fwol the sting of a scorpion T, TR 32 ¥ (S AN TSROY (% 1Y , B 8 a small quantity. TR0 the fastening of a necklac Swrt Twod the G 3 2 SRT &g it will not be easily done. hook of a yoke F03 Fwo the hinge of a door C. ¥ C. ??f@oeadcfisfldaoca konchadiydda- RV Twok g door staple. batte, s. A tattered (rmment C. TRODA kondiga, s. A defamer, calum- i (0 T. B. F007S konche,[ 5 o2 \Z'-J s. The curlew niator. 0. TEoES kondu, See under Fogo. thy C. B 0T, BROTFZ DD &)ZA)?ZCIZL’ kon- I che-koppe, s. A m{mbl/ made into a hood c. Brorsdwy kondu- /collu, See #ogo- LX) (6} £ C. BroW™3R Owi}ww konche-vettan- 20T, %?,@orio ~ konduli, kon- C. daledava, SIzmmeza who severed the duliga, s. A person who gets a living by s mountain F>2) making purchases, a dealer. fo G, 3? C.. TwoE, THOER, Tweoxd kowa, . 30w kopde, s. Calumny, slander. 2. of konjaga, konjali, s. A coward, timid an umbrella 3 auspices, patronage, suc- man. 2 an eunuch. cour, shelter, asylum. Feo#8I (efamation, 4y C. Tpo833, Frol3rodN03Z, T calumniating, BRCBRI, FwodMTI a de- R famer calumniator. SoBARNRRI RS FeoB Y Bro00 33 kontetana /LonfeJttzt(tna, 3 woted ®O o3¢0k have they become valiant konth egditanda, s. Knavishness, roguish- from the patronage of the shepherd’s son Yoy ness. Fwct wa%0 g life of knavery. 2Rl % - B0 (Krishna) ? Mwow a knave, 1 rogue 111“‘)11(161)12 man & ong, e 538 a boyish trick. =wody c. Browly kondeppa, s. A scorpion [5) apy Swso g had word. s a ludicrous word 0. TROTw 0230 F 0T Ao kondoi- i 326 s 4 FTROD g Yu, lcozquo'gu, v. a. To carry away, take C. Two2ws kombuwava, [Bagoas] s, off,. FInd) FwoBW: TS YLoBRIWODT STy Fwo A purchaser, buyer. 3 B3 BB 2908 he who went out with his . Fo3mvACT0d kombu-hdgala- W tongue returned satiated, but he who carried kdi, s. A vegetable, a species of momordica: a jewel with him came back hungry (sense is pplat (oF %@O@S kombe, s. A branch or bow. 2. (i better than wealth.) an appointed place of meeting. 0. 3wo3 konta, s. The pillar of a sugar or C. B o023 kombettu, s. A horned ox. oil mill, the centre post or pestle of an oil mill. h,ei T, B. 3003 konta, See w03 C. oY NS kombe-bdle-gida, . The Bengal plantain. 04 T. B. 30038 konti, See wo0o8. C. FROBReR, BwoBeelds kombina, €. 'U’gjao”@gfi kontemma, s. Kunti Dévi. taing the FRoBTY I C"va% fi% an annual festival in kombidu, [Foga®] s. The act of pur- chasing. il honor of her. %mu@"z%{d sm#*?’o girls em- o8 011 ployed at this festival. c. %@03‘3@3 ¢ kombhittdli, s. Abrass resembling gold. A ] ¢. B poBY, T 2ol kondala, kondala, from s. Confusion, disorder. C. TRTTWRe kokakd, See 2a¥w, 20 1. T. B. T &8 kokkate, See wowyb. C. BLOGOB kondddy, v. a. To fight. ook, ¥ woTetd battle. FROTOD Y ~Ne 3 to die fight- C. BT T, ;u“jfi-)f%b—&j& kokkarasu, ing. kokkarisu, v. n. To roar, as a wild beast. 1 h(u;‘i [ =0 C. TRODTETH, T OG0T, TWod (Ovy 2. to take courage. 3. to hope for, desire. Jik ¢ | 25 F @D T, Boo32edns kondu-hdku, t‘a;&fi;fifim;m zord e = [ep Yt koM ";’J%féé'fio 10l W efia;):ida NI @ééfo;:do JRIIT men ® kondhdku, kondidu, kondikku, kon- do evil, and hope for a blessing, they care not 4 oot 2l # du-bidu, See 2ago. for merality, and yet assure themselves of c. oD kompe, s. A house. 2. a village, heaven. :vag{ "0 3. the body. FroBaND, FTwodS a villager. a. %J@%’ 3 lcolv/care, s. A crane. - Fro% oW, TwoF TP to destroy a village, B2RoR ) c. @f@fib 38 8 kokkare-bikkare, 44;. or house. 32D g house to leak. Crooked, as writing, &c. 2. awkward, clunsy. : Lu;r C. oo komba, for Fogod or BeoBD of 3. not well arranged. 0%, 0n a deformed 20 %;')’o . man, a cripple. e ) el . FRowTISIE komba-kdrya, s A c. TR kokki, 5. A hook. 2. a beak or thing to be effected. ;fl;‘xcd QgD Feow T bill. 5} “ T, ©F to peck. to clasp. =w» HFRgS what objects do you wish to ac- + with the & WA to rap on the head, &ec. complish through me ? knuckles. [, 2. to peck. y i c. Bcend kombdle, s. A string of hair 0. Ty kokku, 5. The threat. 2. ihe pfiu‘l?» | used to fasten together the plaited locks of a beak or bill. 3. a crane. 4. a bandycoot. ) female’s topknot. 0. THRT koklke, s. A crook, a hook-formed £l ??JaO&)J /tombu, s. A horn. 2. the branch stick, a long stick with a hook at the end for o, 7 of a tree. 3. an appointed place of meeting. gathering leaves. FTeE R TR a hooked 4. a piece of any dried root. 5. the pole of stick. a palankeen. 6. the imbodied form of ev, e C. TPT, oN3 kokké-gida, s. The name as Y. FwodIFWD persons who blow horns. of a shrub. FRod BN, TroE to blow a horn. FTwo j o 2w to bury a horn of powder for explosion. 0. FRFaFAeOdT hok-Fok-ki- ol il BRoVR0T THITW to gore with horns. Beodg yenu, v, n. To crow. ) po F#02) g piece of dried ginger. &oi;u. O 2woWd c. TR, BHARIB kogga, koggara, a piece of the pepper vine. VAT FBOW adj. Bent, stooping, inclined, curved. ot a piece of turmeric. 0. T0233> kochitu, See Bwos b 327 S O = TS [T BTLTO [l AS%”J@ Z.OC][ChZ, s. Mire, mud. 80 208, to cleanse by beating in a mortar TR, D [¢5) T C. U‘.@VJ‘ /\ %v@ag a7 kochchiga, for hire in grain o to give out ]Loc;’whzduva, s. A house-breaker. to be beaten, as paddy F5b3 058 g man whose employment is to deprive paddy of its c. @Ja“v 0"9@ kochehi-désha, s. Cochin. Lu&k. C. %Jfi)wg U@E:r T, 3?@&7' SOk c. B &3> kottaddu, past part. of Tom, /01'/zcim, kochel ,m/m, /todzchz hdku, That which was given. T o 2w, T cer- v. a. To shake corn in a fan, so as to sepa- tainly gav ( rate stones chaff, &c from 1t 2. to cut C. away, as bushes &e. 3. to cutin pleces. 0. ke lofialz, s. A woman who makes a living by cleansing grain. 0 Vil 7. To wear away 2 R 02 '-Tfl), TR TIF, H. 308&9,8, 3eT3, T T90 koltdr TR @ to cleanse corn by fanmn and put it aside TR T to cause to fan as above. kothdra, kothdri, s. A pent-house, out- [0 Fwed FwoR ZwrT to become worn away, as house for cattle, &c 2 a verandah 3. any Cl\ a bank, &c. by running water. F, TH covering from the weather. VIS PRTT g, A the act of wearing away, or the part covering of salt heaps. 0S8 2wl g cow Q worn away ; friction. house. 80T Bweed g thatch to cover an C. IR a:o kochclu, s idol’s car when not in use. Loquacity, prate A . the qmell of urine. v. n. l‘\) brag, prate. C. T, kotti, See 3L, TOEs A F#% vain boasting. 90 B ,,aJ 20 c. TR, ”USJQ{S R /0/f7Je, kottege AOT. A 3 2 VM,:* 02 to boast vainly. s. A ‘smll or out- home for cattle. 2 a ve- il andah Fe8,1 Ik a choultry with a ve- C. #Jaz‘gfa oo, '§Df:‘ 393F Lochehd- A C randah. - Kocltclzzda a(]z/w, s. Areca-nut bro- T TI,IYITT %‘\rtjjfo.oe)fl 3 of TR VOTL S ™ if she who serves out the food be kcn into very small pieces. my friend, I care not though I eatit ina 0,1 T. B. T 8333 kotakatana, [#u+] . cow-house (prov. of one who cares more about 0 The profession of a stone cutter 2w T wealth than reputation.) w7k w2 a cart C, Fwtn g stone cutter. BRIT8 PRmar g having no tires to the wheel ti woman of the stone cutter’s caste. C. TRBTRE c. BRB,RSI kottige-tere, s. A billow ) % o &@@079 3:"\[) & or very large wave C, 3 Fwoes8 kota-kombe, kota-konge @J@w& E?Jaw?} F2dd hotlidi, 3 kota-konchiti, s. The extreme or upper- kottadi, /Lof/m{e, s A small or private s most branch of a tree room, a dormitory C, Twtie 33 a house with A. C. B&D kotale, Sce 2nc3d rooms in 1t Ay R H, Tet 00, F &3 Fe&od 7 c. o 2 kottu, past part. of Ta%. kotdi, kotdra, kotdri, See 35t c, B kotte, s. Inferior gold e an 4 th c. TF@EDTo kotdisu, v. a. To ram obscene, filthy man. 3. the stone of fruit TR stuff. 4. 1st per. sing. past. of T#D, I gave G, C. BRET kotike, adj. Immature, unripe &, Su935 an obscene, vile fellow a knave, fab FwEFY D an unripe fruit rogue. Tet, I, TSy I8 gn obscene, & 0 " Uy Extreme, outmost vulgar word. FwE 3&’ , 2RBM ST obscenity, c. 358, kotta, ady fon, uppermost 2. part. of F=Z, given; he, lowness, v uloarlt} , knavery, roguishness. 3# & 3, ¢3¢, a knavish trick. T g"]dpt w2, thflv &e. who gave. 3. he gave 3] &, wod. a knavish, [ T}}: Fuds *»3 the extreme point. LI %mu roguish disposition. W 2w ;i o) C 3 he is at the very top, he is be- A. C. Toflne e /01‘/0/(’, s. Tribute. ?1 Ty 1 fore all , C. 33 koda, s A large earthen pot e Ly, c. Tl .m ]LOttan’l, s. Beating the husk honey FRBTID a water pot from paddy, for hire in part of the grain, $» A. C. 30T0S Lodanki, s. The ear. T4 k Odg B 2 ~ L% FTLBO TR NOTE #@30%0‘:\6@&(@75 WP WD the white fly- C. FaD> kodaku, See #533. 7 01 brush which swings in the tip of the ear. C. @J@ZEB? koddli, s. A liberal man. 4l A. C. TRT0F, T3S kodanke, koda- c. BB kodi, [#2] 5. The wick of a lamp, y 018 ke, |of ##=] s. The act of giving or be- FwXngT the flame of a lamp to touch a 2. the ear. stowing. wall, &c., and thereby make it black. 2. a & bud, germ, &c., of a branch. 3. a flag. [ c. T 308 kodanti, Sce 2aua. c. %')Ja?:'??é koda-kei, s. Aliberal person. C. TR Rezseghodigé-mdnya,s. Land ik c. 3RTA kodaga, s. Coorg. free of rent, for building a tank or keeping it in repair. c. @fa"ffi'i, @@dfi’%fl, koda-gattt, c. Tz, Twdees kodi-tdku, ity kof_l(l{/a-/fa tti, s. A Coorg knife, cleaver or broad sword. /fO(li—[)l’!l&, v. a. To hit the mark, to guess puse, 0 rightly. 3 iy C. TRTBR, FTw3EID> kodagu, kodu- . BB kodiyole, s. A fire-place ki-bidu, v. n. Toknock or push one against by the side of another, one fire serving for PR another, as two oxen do when yoked. 2. to both. oover & beat off, reject. 0. TRIXL, TwddABeds kodisu, ko- A. C. BRTA kodage, s. The branch of a tree. 9. Sce %"’JEZBT'\SB)DS"B. disi-kodu, caus. of 5%, To cause to give, flfy make give. Jol A. C. TRTRWID /toda—yz?su, s. A ten- i der infant. . 3B kodu, v.a. To give, grant, be- 9,1 gith stow. Fw® is often added to other verbs to ALLC 6?\'@?57?0 7506,1615’02., s. The branch of a tree. 2. See TR3I T complete the action; as, T¥& FREI he e 1 00l c. Twieds, T30 kodachu, kodu- sent; Fnk FeES I will make for (you.) Affixed to other verbs, it denotes to allow, eat! (1 chi-bidu, See 2w3r0. permit, let; as, 393 R%w@ to allow to do. W n0re c. 338 kodata, adj. Cold. s. A stick wlh i B A to let write. ©ITy I, BET? wT Aw tied to a dog to lead him about with. 2 2% allow him to come near me. EEENEEN the throbbing of a sore. Iy TR w038y he did not permit me to C. TrTd kodati, s, A mallet. 2. a sledge. £0. TRR #@g’att’g, #@éfi& TRIWITTD, PRI 3. the instrument with which a cotton beater oo FRowI (giving and taking) lending and strikes his bow. 3 Jutl borrowing, intermarrying. FRBOWT, BnR Jrp™® C. TRTY), Fadedd, Fnd), Ted & %e2XD they will not allow to give. $»z o i 33 one who gives, a giver, donor. FeBZ, 1o ReIB> kodapu, kodapi-bidu, kodavu, FRBDT, BuFwies the act of g]vn}g TRBEIN kodavi-bidu, v. a. To throw down. 2 Twod) THD BOTLTR) o 70 to shake the head, to shake so as to throw off % (one cash for two the dust. s. A kind of weapon. hour’s work) hard work and little wages. C. 3:@733'@ lmc]zqm, v. a. To throw down. e C. TRTIY I koda-ballava, s, A chari- e table, liberal man. 2. to shake off, as dust, &c. gl . TR3BD> /1'0@7“7”3, s. A double basket c. FHB kode, s. An umbrella or parasol. for catching fish, which enter by one funnel 2. 1st per. neg. of $#2, I will not give. 3 the act of giving. PwB Fte0 an umbrella shaped, and cannot find the cutlet. stick. w3 %Y “*Jc‘gd to have an umbrella T. B. $£39, - %@é’% kodali, kodli, [= held over one. B JIRTLCOF woTT OBF 035 @3] 5. An axe, hatchet, 2. ¢. a deep, nar- row flower basket, Y Fed 2h FwoBD when the poor man became rich, he had his parasol held over et = T. B. & 0. TRTEINI% L2y TRTIANINS him at midnight. {hen i kodashigina-gida, kodusigina-gida, A. C. %Du'a'c? /fOQlé’, v. . To excavate, make hollow. FwEE the act of excavating, e § [wotie] s, .Neriu-f.n antidysentericum. (] o 29 2 s g, B TS20D S S, C. TRBETY kodeydla, Mangalore. c. %?@?%7? koddige, s . What is suitable © 3‘.@'(2 K’O(]{Z(l, ady. Dull, stupid, mis- or required. chievous. T2E 33 stupidity. Fo% T mis- c. e, T3 konabu, konavu, chievous cattle. adj. Close, dense, thickset, crowded. T. B. 308 kodli, See 2wze. C. TRTT, B3 konaru, konalu, s, (3 §u’e)€*a /é'OZW, s. A tank or well. A Dblossom, shoot, twig, tendril. v n. To 2RI . TwRoTYy kopa-kallu, s. A rough bud, blossom, shoot or burst forth. stone. R €O < =) \S&oB :3;‘3*:’5 30D o~ the whole retinue burst A C. T80 konakidu, v. a. To cross into joy. or pass. FRe¥ D it passed. G %@3 kone, s. Pcint, end, extremity. #» c. TeeR konaga, s. A stupid fellow, SR, FwIRO at last, in the end, finally. F» dolt. Y¥Fw3S the utmost or extreme peint. FwdFs TR 1 o7 death. FwS ¥ the tip of the ear. C. ?55@ CORD &ng ]tozm-gu.t tu, ». n. To snore, § S Bw3d ¥Y to gather blossoms, buds, or C. Teee® konaju, s. An eyey. tendrils. FRITR SWVRTY, TRITRI DD to as- C. ToeodR, TomedR konavige, ko- FRIR S to float to cend to the very top. G, nabige, s. A large round wooden dish, to the edge. 2. to come out (as the truth) at set out boiled rice in, &c. last. FwS 37 to prosper, succeed. FRIRD e, B3 he who is last. A. 0. TRECTD konasu, s. The young of [ cattle. c. ESEJ@%GJJ koppalu, s. The suburbs or T, C. FRNRF kopike, s. The nape of the neck. environs of a town. i C. TN kopparige, s. An iron boiler, C. TR, FRToF, TwIFededs ko- e caldron., #»Z,077 a caldron of oil. taky, kotanku, kotaku-bilu, ». n. To read with hesitation and stammering. A, C. :\3")@'@ ]fO]?]JH, s. The horns of a bow, G :\ T. B. T 082000 kotumbari, See w2 cvsts. the noose or slip-knot on a bow-string. 2. an 3. a woman’s earring, conical at each end. 1 C. Bfl@ifi kottane, s. Clearing the roots knot of hair. =2 of trees for the purpose of manuring them. TR =, to tie up a topknot, G, FRTY B to put in an ear-ring. Fw rwod Ao %eqaijo@, T3 &8 kottari, kottati, a bunch of flowers at the end of a female’s /Z« s. A flock of crows. 2. the abode of palan- plaited hair. FRT 3 - N 5B o — T the ceremony WJ_O quin boys, &c. ;J? _of ornamenting a female child at the time of H. %@ist@ kottawdla, s. A cutwal or betrothing. ].Nt magistrate. Ting G BT /iO])pe, s. The hood made of a G, C. 3?@?;? /L'Oft(l_la, s. The bastion of a fort. cambly. Fa3, T, to tie such a hood to the TR ¥ TS0 a watch-tower. neck. T TwHy TeF to put on a cambly-hood. c. @m’ififfi\@a‘ SwmeBo koitala-gob- C. %’fo‘%b kopperi, See 2wz,eR. bara-kdku, v. a. To manure the roots of C. Twd, BTwwend kobari, kobbari, finQ trees. T s. The dried kern(cl of the cocoanut. F»wd A. 0. TRT @ kottali, Seo %030, FTod g ripe cocoanut. Fowd VY jaggory t(} (] C. TR kottu, v. a. To clear the roots of and cocoanut kernel mixed together. Ao ll trees for the purpose of manuring them. &% the whole kernel of a cocoanut. 'f’f“ f.%@: 8 @&y, a cocoanut shell. Bewdg ¥l a co- b Il T. B. %"’@é‘iooasb, %Jaéi)o@g;b kottum- coanut sweet-meat. %uafz& o) ?:é’e;g .cocoanut ]«‘hbn bari, kottummiri, See wom 0w, pounded and mixed with salt, tamarinds, chil- EE W L c. E?Joi kotti, s. A cat. #wdg #3330 lies, &ec., and used as a seasoning. -12@'%() W U o ot the cat’s resort is before the fire. &) a cocoanut shell used as a cup. %?da?% e} rI\U\ C. BpB0B, TwwloRs kodanku, ko- S €U < &Y to scrape the kernel out of a cocoanut. Lo 5 Fue L1T ccconnuts made into a necklace ard dangu, v. n. To stoop, bend. N} 2 (3 X3 (919] TLRW LT 2 it worn by some wandering mendicants. TR F HTTO korakanchi, s. A curlew. 20 ©&F g fine sort of areca nut %?Jau (Sl-foYa] c. BRTFs korakalu, adj. Rough rug- e, a game with cocoanuts. ged, craggy. 2. worn away, surk in C. %fl(a) é)S kobbattu, s. Husk of paddy 0. BT, BWT0Td, TS kora- il Fat. 2. pride, arro- c. %f@&v) kobbu, s. ku, koranku, koruku, v 5 To be 1 gance, conceit. V. 1. To become fat 2. to severed, cut off, worn away, excavated adj. be presumptuous. Few & to hecome proud 50 =3 Severed, worn away FTRTFY Foem noseless 0 bur or arrogant. B L TR, #\m n, %@zm%“ a TROFY o) PRTB + earless. & a spreading proud, arrogant man. w2 AD #Jafu Ak fiw:o & sore. to check pride, humble arrogance, ab%e. 38 C. BRTTLOTBRR> kora-kondu-hi- & =) T headstrong, ungovernable 20 T Wy I Feey) SR to fatten. Foesp B 700 a fat sheep. gUs v. n. To wear away, as a bank by the action of the water T. B. T30 komara, Sce #sw0. $amd Se FTRSF. C. BWOA> koragu, ». m. Tobe extracted huds, ¢ C. B0 komalu, See mowwn. as juice. 2. to be excavated, scooped out. 3 ) d to roar, as thunder. o foat 0 c. FRDTVTTwE,R komdra-kottige, u A large house C. FRUORIE kora-guttu, v n To e hoarse. b uJ@?\STU:) 2 komdr-rdma, See ® BT, ¢. BRTeIT> korachary, s. A race inhah- T. B. FRDI0TI000, TwnI0 oD ting forests and mountains, speaking a lan- s guage peculiar to themselves, and much komdra-somi, komdra-sdmi, See un- resembling, in their habits, the gypsies. Some n ot der L rte) are mat and basket makers. -a-d‘)dwv, BRReTL A€ %J@CfiJO“fi kOJanda, s. A bow-string T3 "\) a?uadmoa -mf‘tfwo?fi 2RTLS a felnd](/ of o '[ (b @mdfiwa ko Jalu, s. A rope tied to the this race. FwT=ow #&3 a history of her life, [) leg and neck of cattle to prevent them stray which she is accustomed to narrate to listen- 1ng PR 3 the fastening of it Al mg Crow ds., TwRTToe Bed %@'dwy@f"@@, FRTTo ot T 0. FROD5T, TROMR, T3 koike e 197 one’s fortune told by such a female, koige, koita, [#»c52%] 5. The act of c. %@C@&“éfi korachdta, s. Mimicking 3l 2l cutting, reapin &e 2. upbraiding 3. mocking, TRT &9 jeering c. Toodes koilu S. Stubble. & ) See WIR i To upbraid 2. to mimic, jeer, fiig last word. make fun of. thet TR 2o it is ready for cut- ting Twedows B8O to gather stubble. C. TwleFs, Bwdoeds korachu, koran- ks 16 ! C. Teod), T koi, koiyu, v, a. chu, v. a. To excavate scoop out. FaTE ZRANT, TREWINRIE, B0 hoil To cut, reap, saw w¥ an mstrument used for excavating 11 i g 2T, FREN DD, TWA W3R reaping, cut- 0. BT BTN koz aQju, s. An -eye-fly ting FTR@RTFY reaping or harvest time FRMR @), B0 @089 an eye-fly to assail one. i Fw Dy to cause to cut Jo ) c. To3&2Z3 koratatana, s o W to cut down., FRWTINY tg he ready Knavery, to cut apishness, roguishness. ##T 3% a knave, rogue, obscene man. et 0.3 RPN 25, T 631\8-‘3 )R C. TRIEREY koratiga-hula, s, Anin- koiyoiyd, koiyo-morrd, s, A cry, howl sect used for charms, lamentation. c: B NSNB koratigina-gida, s, A C. 3W3T kora, adj. Short, brief, defective (] FwT kT g hrief existence FRT “WRe) g me- tree, the juice of whose leaves is applied to the head for certain discases and for charms. ritorious perfm mance not complete. A. 0. T &30P koranke, adj. Worn away, c. Tw 5208 koratu-mudi, s. Indra’s excavated. 2. defective. bow unbent; when his bow is bent, its sha- g QO [>¥s} N BTHRTR BTLROIF dow appears as a rainbow, and when unbent, A. C. THBIX> koravisu, v a. To daz- it is invisible to mortals. zle Fony FwDW to dazzle the eyes. C. TRTD, T TR, BwTokdh, Bedc . %@D“\c’;) /c07‘alu s. The neck. H»wisnz® D), TRTIB, Tetos koradu, koran- W to be hoarse. FLTHET the jugular vein. du, korantu, /commpzi, korudu, kor- FRTP FIn® to bawl. RO "RAF g mur- du, s. A pollard, the trunk of a lopped tree, derer, cut-throat. F#T¢ 1i&d, to hold another by the neck, as wrestlers. with short branches and shoots. 2. a whip. 2RTYO, #Trs}’i‘?’ I3 R8T to cut the throat. 3. alog, stump, short stick. 4. numbness. C. THLD kori, See #43. adj. Worn, decay- 6. the frame on which the panels of a door are put. adj. Dull, stupid. FTRTBD uoag_) a ed, old. wd FwoB¥ 3 worn out garment, a tatter. Fw0 &wd g worn out fan or dust- dull mind. F»TE %D to become dull, numb. basket. FRTH Sn@ to make a stump. 2. to make numb, FRPWFOR g large trunk. .8 ARS c. TR2LY kori-pidi, s. Vexation, perse- the trunk of a tree. B3 ’e8B 3 log tied to cution. an ox’s neck, to keep it from straying. A. C. TdSoen koriyalu, s. A quiver. {13 . o038, Fw38 korate, korati, S 0. BRVANING korisigina-gida, s. The Defect, deficiency, want, need, maim. 2. a plant Echites antidysenterica. noose. adj. Deficient, less, maimed. H»Tg C. TRDXD korisu, v, a. To cause to wear R, FRTEBHT to become defective, defici- away. 2. to cause to excavate. ent FwTd InD to make defective. 2. to C. Td> koru, s. A hoarse sound. garotte. FaT3R TWIT a thug, strangler. C. T3, T3 kore, koreyu, v, n, Fs03 2 to find out a fault, to detect. To diminish, become less. . a. To excavate, . TIT, FwiE, Fedsd, 2wdd ko- Ji scoop out, drill, bore. adj. Brief, short, de- rada, korata, korida, korita, [2s9) fective. FRTF g short time. FwRBy fi\ajn a adj. Worn away. 2. bored. w83 mo2 g the point of death. F»Tg 2#td a meritorious bored hole. FW08 B3 a bank that is worn act imperfectly performed. FoORY 8o away. F»0 ¥oTUD having perforated the sheep’s c. ??fgd;:?;b?x’?% korandri-gadde, s, The head. 4% Ewer to be worn away, &e. 4 Cyperus rotundus. C. BwBRweey kore-gdli, s. A firebrand 1) C. BTz, Fwtox korapa, korimpa, put to the head of a corpse by Siudras. ( s. A vexer, persecutor. 2. a currycomb. c. %@6153:@, T80 kore-prina, ly C. THTY, ToT, TedoY korapu, kore-jlva, s. The ebb of life, the point of A ( death. korabu, lcorimpu, v. a. To excavate. t 2. to wear away. C. 3?‘@'8503&33 kore-muttu, See 2s3 C. TRTB, Twad korabadi, ko- mu&. [ rubadi, s. Excavation. 2. a tool for exca- C. FRBSo0M kore-vdi, s. A foul, abusive mouth. A, ( vating or drilling. c. BT korru, adj. Rough, rugged, crag- th C. TR T30y, koramuttu, s. Materials, [0 gy. s. A stake for a hedge or impaling. implements, tools. I 0. T3 korre, s. Panick-seed. U C. T BTy korala-miduku, o, Life to ebb. Sty c. %’@8@30&539 korrd-yennu, v, n. 0. TT koralu, See $wte:. To roar, cry aloud. t(‘[}ilyi ] c. TP, FITIZ, FeT33II c. BRRxE ), kor-guttu, v. n. To be Y hoarse, grunt. 2. to cluck, as a hen does. korava, koravarava, koramaravanu, AS See TRTETH. 0. TR2FT2, T e 3e T30, TRFET, 0% F oreD korcharu, korcharavaru, W c. TTI0R koravanji, See under P B korvaru, korsaru, See 2sceto. T,‘ B = N 33 d ) S o BRIDF TRE D) = 0 G A. C. BpodE korchu, Sece Rarh . 8. Bo koshta s. A horoscope. S —— c. BTN korpadige, See 2o%,0n C. TN, BRIR, BwmoR kosagu, C. Tooe 8 ]L‘O}ln(v ta, s Excavation, kosage, kosange, s. The hill or wild 1 Ve lotus. wearing away. FATIFD 9, m. To wear away. \ I kosaru, . "S‘?@N)tb, FRROFTRY nother A0, %@92@25, %@95@& korravuda, korrakallu, See #xvww. kosari-kollu, v. n. To disentangle one’s w0 1 self from the hold of another. c. Twoyy kolampu, s. Consent, acqui- escence. ¢. TRTID, TwXod kosaru, kosuru, Qe eI, s. Any thing given to boot, when a person C. TuD> kolanu, See VYUY e {311119!1{, buys commodities. LRI, THID TeB to or dug c. Td3, TwdF koliki, kolike, s. A give something into the bargain. hoop. C. T kose, v. a. Torub. 2.to embrace . %»@3# ]tol’t:(/(l, s. A murderer. 2. a ), e sexually. s. Riding a horse in the longe. beater, striker. #»©7 castigation. 2. murder. C. @mfizéfl kostdta, s. Sexual embrace. quier C. TdW, TwdDs kolimi, kolime, s C. g@? kola, s. A pond, tank. y 8. The A forge. 0. B®® kole s Murder, killing. 2. thrash- c. Begon, Tugond kolamba, ko- g to welt ing. BeS AR, Pwdnedn, Fwsnen, Twin lambura, adj. Slow, tardy. 2. deep. BEVH, BPwS Fo3F, FeSr3od a murderer. c. BRYD>, FRYRs, Twoss, Twdo < G 2= 0 i"’de':f?*.uego, Rp » FeY a%Y, to be murder- 85 kolaku, kolagu, kolanku, ko- j ed Fod Bwbh, murderous weapons. v. a. W, th lantu, adj. Dirty, filthy. 2. rotten, pu- To revenge a murder. ;3‘3)-:'3 ?wS ZRdT he trescent. extavilh murdered him. Zo¥5083 filthiness, putrescence. Fod 83y to get a thrashing ot or castigation. Fwyw T2 to stink, turn putrescent. a7 c. TRYR, FRYR kolaga, koluga, s, C. B‘gmf‘g@ kolepu, s. Murder. 2. stroke, et concussion. A horse’s hoof. 2. a measure of grain, the 2 A " 3. acquiescence, consent. FR ig @ twentieth part of a ®£0®7, which includes €% to make consent. e S]IF‘\’pls about three bushels. Fo¥7d 5%, Favns w22 ay, & AL 0. ??@(g)(%fl kollatiga, s. A tumbler, the impression made by a horse’s hoof. rope-dancer. frebrand c. TYRTTO kolaga-tapale, s, A cy- a8 C. fi‘\@gfio@fi kollatige, s, A whip for bul- lindrical brazen vessel. locks. prih i %@%Tfi@egésug kolagolikina-pal- A. . B0 BR kollanige, Y s. Playing, ppitd le, s. A certain pot herb. tumbling, rope-dancing. c. B e5deTs kolacki-niru, s. Stink- c. %’Ja@(%'@'b kolldpuri, s, ‘Sé'ég“ called. A ?ity 80 ing water. c. Fyeds kolachu, v.a. To cause to fl]fl: o A.C. Tnd 750”1', s. An arm or branch of o) decay, rot, &c. the sea. adj. crooked. c. 3¢ kolache, s. A drain, bath. adj. of (1% c. @J@%}), FolmeSy kollu, kondu- decayed, putrid, stinking. pa}m’ hdaku, v, a. To kill, slay, murder. 2. to c. Y8, Twe3 kolata, kolita, adj. strike, beat. FwoT T3 the sin of killing. Putrescent, decayed, rotten, foul. 2RY3 .0 il Fog a’.x)o#\:ago, %fi‘(‘%&fifi@_& Fod W tg at- a decayed tree. TeYd 2Rt to decay, turn tempt to kill. TS, FRLY a murderer. putrid. FRQ, FwdY to cause to kil FRL [1p) S, ok C. TRYI kolanu, See 2sv. fh #a9 the act of killing. . ¢, Twy o) kolapu, kolampuy, o & o/ c Vi c. Tpend kolhdra, s. A dificult pass. s. Putrescence. 2. consent. v. a. To make g Y T. B. T 00, Fw0 kovari, koviri, putrescent Fo¥L In® to make willing or g™ Se FOINEF, agreeable, o] co 3 3 s TRY D TSRS C. T kolalu, s. A fife. 2. See next chafed, as a bullock’s neck from the friction word FRFL 0 D LB, F oY ne? ©et to blow a fife. of the yoke. % TRld, Tegs, BT kolavi, C. BRY3 STTwxp kolldrada-kisu, s. kolave, kolabi, s. A hollow tube, blow A child exhausted with crying pipe, bamboo tube used to blow fires with %2, TR TRFD AW to hlow a fire throueh a hollow c ?.?J@)?? kollt, s. A fivebrand. s % o tube. W, TR, FLRoTW an mcendmr) , mischief-maker. % TR, Ty, TW % I8 & LS «111 7(//7/1.5 atuus TR Y C ‘é‘nga) kolavi, See 2wy Ty to light the funeral pile 20%, w3bth the § C. TgReT> kolavéru, s. A fragrant blaze of a firebrand Feg)R B a scorpion 1 rass with a bmmno &tl]l“" Bk 1 € to hold k T kolisu %Ib? Q3R] kolahu, up a fire-brand to frighten a wild-beast, or to [ [i2 v. @ To make putrescent, rotten, or foul the clouds, impiously, as a mode of depre- ST (. 7 A.C %af)ffa kolu, See TR %’, TR and B0 caiing more rain. 3 A. C. TYoF T kolu-kode, [taking and (67 u.fe)\o/J kollu, v. a. To take. 2. to buy 3 giving | Se Intermarriage FRY FREN To 38 why hesitate to form an alliance ? B¢, sF0FUTOBL “take this,” he said E 2ROE) W and struck him with the pestle ¢ C. ’*‘sf?oi‘? thl/m [® %”u] s. A purchase. Fwo to bring FR0TY BERiTR to take away A. 0. BRYR>Y kolugula, s. War, bat- FROB) TRO () B FeY to buy for one’s self. tle, contest. (V% w3wte the act of purchasing., Fwos T, cost ) C %eq?)—\j kole, v. n. To rot, decay become price. ??ma ™ to cause to buy or take. o8 putrid s. Rottenness, putrescence, decay added to ‘rhe past part. of other verbs gives ?T 2. filth, dirt. 2. to envy, grieve secretly. areflective sense, as the middle voice in Greek ; 9 Fw¥S &g to decay or become putrescent. as, IR to do; Ind %fle’o to do of or for h\ V FoY 2 adj. Foul, dirty, fetid. 35D stinking 011(., self. & to read ; ?~?« *w«%) to read for flg water one’s own advantage 2T to write ; @0 3 %)D_? kolke, s. The third crop of rice. o FeP to write for one self. To many N verbs it gives a new meaning; as, SEEW to C. TR DRDFRD kol-gudi-gudi- G, Y, walk ; I8 Fwed to behave Swee) Nweod va-suy, v. n. To sigh deeply or distres- 4 38T g sickly body. TR NeoBI g man singly who has acquired knowledge A gold neck- c. TRY\E3, kol-patte, s 403 band . T2 0, Ty ee kolluri, kollur G 3y lu, s A halter for a gibbet. ) & a snare by N A. G0 2L, RIRY> kol-migugalu, . which thieves, on trees, way-lay travellers A Fierce mmdls, wild beasts and hang them 0 IJ‘( c. ¢ 00 kol-hariyu, v.a. To tear § ?‘ v C @@‘Q’ ]L()Ue, s. Pillage, plunder, spoil or rend the throat 2wg DS TN Fen o bawl out so as to rend the throat ¢, SN ‘v“m%y 83 to pillage, sack, plun- der Y C UJ@? /»07](1, s. A stream, torrent 2 Fag, B¢, very profitable. Feg, T0¢ 20,70 g free- Ia a name common to Chanddlas wn7 to be very profitable. Y 00y booter, plunderer Ba¢ Snn, aew% 280, lfl]‘rp C i Gj TROAT kolla-goika, s. A cut- %m? W3 to Fwg) Dot to be plundered. Vo | throa TRy, ZBRBCW to reap a T give up to plunder o] 0. B 66) e kolla-bilu, v.n. To be great profit 2. cattle to be plundered § W na urgent, press for payment. A. C. Bl kO, v. a To thread, as a needle LY C. 5,@? 66?’ kolla-halla adj Bad or beads. gk rough, u O%d rugged. Gu:. m‘m, T. B. o003 kinche, See = thy c. 3nYs NS> kolldgiru o2 To be A. C. B OQéS Lonte, See BTwgé. Ll [>) =)4__ a0 Q%’ TLeD et F 0T koka, s. The ruddy goose. 2 weapon. P8 iew Teidn s a liberal man, <Y a wolf 3 See TwrE one out of a erore. 28 T F extremely il ¢ 8. BweBIB kdkanada, s. The red lily Just A. C. Bwewo 8 kdkdta, . Timicry A ES ?rv@%«,% /L/)fljbll, s. A kind of harrow jeering, mecking S. ’c‘?~.@°&v d /(u ra, s. A diadem or crown. A¢83eT 3 8. Sweowes kdkildksha, s. Barteria 720 one wearing a crowi. EVek to o9 longifolia, or capparis spinosa. c. i‘rflx@ofi kdte, s. A fort. & €9, 28 20ceS the battlements of a fort TR BEIR T S. TodD, TenD %J@Q?? kokile o2 the opening between them, or embrasures kdgile, kogili, s. The black Indian cuc apoiies for cannon TD TR the outer or project fo o koo. Fo+Y %0 the seventh note of the ing part of a fort. Fwgt ZoI<® the inclined gamut TR plane for taking guns on to a fort wall (8] %@QA@ /LU(/CH’L’, s. A village so called 8 203 ¥, Pt ot the bastion of a fort H. TROENeT kdgiru, s. A horse’s saddle. TR Fw0R g log thrown on an enemy a fort By G; ?3?@079/u()J€, adj. Curved, arched, crooked. head when attempting to scale 6. Toed, Tres3, T, Fw? & 13, a fort patrole. w8 R, TR to pa- trole a fort P8 M3 g fort guard. FRR esR, kicha, kiche, kd icheyava, ki- & $»3T the watch tower of a fort PR chiga, See Swoms R scaling a fmt ety VR to scale a c @@Q&r kécha, adj. Narrow, strait, con- fort 20 OROY a fort ditch. BRI B fined = [ 3RS BWT FCTY they watched the fort af- Fweeeds kdchu, s ad flesh in a sore. ter it was taken! ol e 2. See Bwee TR 220 TOOEY), TR 7"&‘\ to A (124 § u.fe)@ég-@ed ]v()t({]C’, s. Tribute. have bad flesh N2 2250 8RBV to remove ba,d flesh. FR0 92D bad flesh to stink S %?npén‘godd kétydntara, adj. Innu- merable. G. TP Fweanes kdja, kdjagdra, 0. 32088 kitle, See Fat0. Se SDRTD H. B?JQQB kothi, s. A storehouse, godown. G. Foee® kdju, See Boge C. BWTA kddaga, s. A monkey or ape. A. C. Boe& kita, adj. Cold, chill, chilly o)v@fiuo 2,0 2. a stupid man, fool, apish man. 78l v ®3) to become cold oR N i, Fac3ndn @S v, the foolish man Al %J@)Q&i@d kotaja, s. Sexual pleasure acts differently from every one else FRENR 0-3 ]0”" ©%; an apish trick. F837 &0t3 a monkey- C. TP 553’8 ]t()td//(L, s. A common name, like face. Fwe(3oN g female monkey. fylkl i) C:£ T kdtara, s. The hollow of a tree ¢ 'g‘ra’%,o OISH) ]t(;dc‘lnflé‘l/, s. A brass knob s. 3weldd kdtara, s. A bird’s cage. or ferule put on an ox’s horns. 0. T C. Tue2&d, B. 2083, Ja°é3 Foel BT, TROTEET, TworTg k- da bale o) kotalz, Lol‘alc, kotle, lmz‘a/e s. kéda-béle, kida-bali, s. A severe cake made from the flour of rice, cumbum, or Labour, difficulty, pain, hard work labour, trouble F2W9OR g man who has to great millet, in the form of a coiled snake. work hard, @wed %0 to labour, be tired C 5403"3 kddi, s. The weir or outlet for the fagged surplus water of a tank. 2. deficiency. %2 5 30 XA (] S. 35083 koti, num Ten million, a crore e to stop the outlet. #J‘f B FRXW to open orel 2. the end the outlet. Fwi® W= to let the surplus water s. The point or edge of a sword. of a bow 3. a multitude run off from a tank Fwed B water to 194 IH' Bkt éso T innumerable o TWEE ten crore 78TWw & flow off by an outlet a hundred crore 1) A mimic jeste Indra’s weapon c. 3RedR kidiga, s L S NCLY [3] e Vishn's 2 J 33 mimicry, S a thousand crore. jocose or apish man JOJ m g TLCD T 0 ) Jocoseness. TRBAGRE), F2RInd to S. TP Vi1 \ 59 3 Z.Uilcsl’l(l, s. A name of N ritt mock, jest, act the ape C. TReJTE kddidakki, s. Fanned or C. Fso28 kdti, s. A monkey Fpgd ¥R S sifted rice, a mexkey’s trick. Fw(8 SReTaS g man with . Tl kodisu, v.a. To shake corn a monkey’s s face. T8 BT persons who fan. go about with dancing monkies dressed up. . C. %)Je)\wJ ]u(/(lu, v. % To cringe with cold. c. Boe8FwoR kiti-konga, s. A monkey. C. :G'QJ’&)Q'SJ kddu, s. A horn. the peak C. Toedd t"JNeJJ kiti-pirre-nellu, s, A or summit of a mountain 3. the branch of variety of pddu) ] a tree. i, cold, chill 5. fear. FRIEWFLREY g A. C %@Qgs kdtu, adj. Chill, chilly, cold sharp point. 0. F03s, TreSwIws ¢ kdtu, kiti- C. TRTBIRY:, @@Q”fi o kidu-gallu, (. kottala, s. An European house. 2. a watch- k ()d Jallu, s. A high, promment or point- house. ed stone. 2. the summit or peak of a moun- ) C. Bwetod kddanda, s A punishment tain. given to school boys by making them keep i C. %fi@g JSQN /vu(lu -vi8@, 5. The allow- hold of a rope suspended from a beam, for a ance of a vis of corn, &ec., for every bullock- long time. F(LoB & to put to such tor C, load that comes into a town, to a man who ture. C, sees that the custom house officers do not ex- act more than their due TRLBIVIBI the 8. Bwood kddapda, s. A bow. 8 person so employed. B 2IT ETW the S. :5?\.@ Jfi ]L()dr(ll'a, s. The grain Pas- above fee. palum frumentacewm. 8 . T oW, Bwedsow kide, kide-kdla T. B. 3003, TweS kina, kine, See Fazer. G, S The hot season. FerB 3¢ rain in the C. BREION kdnangi, See Boreon ho season. C. BReSoR kénamma, s. An effemi- 8. Tesd kona, s. A corner, angle any nate man. 2. a proper name. point of the compass. 2. the sharp edge of C. B3R, BUoe3eT kdndri, kinéru, J a sword. 3. the quill or bow with which a $ A square pond with steps on all sides. musical instrument is struck. (U 8)TwRM g tri- angle. 8. Tuoed /C(fpd, s. Anger, rage, passion, ba 2. pudendum mulicbre '233'\)'»)\ Q{”& wrath. BFR (T 5208 INI to pacify, appease. B a square. ROS TR g pentagon S, +B QBT FwRT, *TD YU ey Oa a hexagon & T flery Fwre a heptagon. [Sbs ‘@uag anger. € an octagon Fw® 8% the violence of passion. g FRpeT /T excessive rage. FR Rovy #\@Qo« 7o 0 kil c gg@eo’"& kona, s. A male buffalo. Fwge a passionate man FRVW to be angry LV =T a male buffalo-calf Te® Tt g wild U 2T what if he be angry P Fw® oo @ male buffalo BRYH 8 FALED ~5 ~oD T DR G 3 ¥ to feign to be anery to train a buffalo. 1 A. C. TP k()pll, s. The horns of a bow C. C. TReceon konangi, s A female mon- 2. a pencil 3 a affectation, airs FRR TR key 2. a buffoon mimic, merry-andrew Gafg B2 3690A ToXd oto pull a bow so tight as to bring the C,\ a class of religious mendicants horns together Vi A.C. T \S"aw'd,) Aonapam, s. The guard- gy c. T 05308 /wmatz, s. A division of the ians of the points of the compass Q‘Mt merchant caste Feo8R a merchant FwR T.B. % 0 od kdni Vatyy [Zwe?] s, The earth 08”8 a female of this class 28I i c. el kdne, 5. A cook-room, private the profession or condition of a merchant I oom or apartment, a dormitory & a corner, niggardliness. 2] ting angle, or end of a street (3] a small pitcher S TR, TR oY kdmala, kémala, W 2RESR Boow we™ a bed that fills a room. adj. Soft, bland, delicate, pleasing, agreeable. S o TR TRLTD 2 young. Fagw BB g delicate body. expect. T8 20c0% the object of desire TR #3 g goft or delicate hand., Bwgmoeoro or hope. Py B0, ¥ an elegantly or delicately C. 39'&-)‘8'3 kdre, s. A tusk or fang. adj. formed female. i \vitE Sharp, rough. Fak3 FY a sharp, rough 8. &@nga?\} kdmaldsthi, s. Gristle. stone. TS e a tusk or fang. BIc TR 1S Wi B an elephant’s tusk. 1 0. TReR5OTRDS kdmdra-gandu, s nonke) A half grown plantain tree. C. TREBBON kdre-angi, s. A kind of robe or gown very full in front. llys, & T. B. 003303 kdyanda, See #acon T. B. TRe30F kdyaka, See wows. (o} %‘)\@Qg‘c— korke, Sece 2w 0. TSI kdrmdgi, s. A well tilled 5, o T B, @J@Qfia%fi’ koyattiga, See 2wioh N,z field, the produce of which is equally divided ) i f c. @J@g f)se)J?\’agp kdyaluguli, s. A tem- between the cultivator and the proprietor. il porary bath for a lying in woman. T. B. 9000 kdrri, See Bacs. S. oW kdla, s, Awildhog. 2. araftor S, fiv@gofioi&% koyashtika, s. The lap- wing. float. 3. the fruit of the jujube. e b T. B. 3000 kdra, See 33 and #wid. S. %@Q@O&S /{o’lazzzfa, s. A name of Shiva. anl, fint 0. TweBon kdrangi, See #acd won. 8. BwevonT kilambaka, s. The gourd or such G %@g'doa) ]f()’?‘amb(l, s. A sadler’s knife calabash on which the guitar is constructed. of a semi-circular form. s. ?JE\.@QG}% kélaka, s, A grain of pepper. S. ??u’e)e'dfi 760/7'657561, s. A flower bud. rin P €. @@Q@f? kola-kalli, s. A species of 1. TwedE, Twerds Adrada, kirde, s, mik-hedge. A whip. i hid 0. TReUREY o kolage-beleyu, ,, ,,. C. Fweoo3 655379 kérdnyadayya, s To grow tall. A mendicant of a peculiar order. FRLT20£03 3 mendicants. (67 %@Q@& kolads, s. A long foot. y B C. 39'&-)@‘(3 kori, adj. Old, worn out. s. A S. é’@g@do&'}éfi kola-damshtra, s, A worn out cloth, #w¢d w8, F6¢d R9B a worn wild boar’s tusk. | i out garment, Fwi0g 3w3 a worn out dust- c. %@Q@{S;%’é&’ r kolanna-kattige, S. 1 it basket or fan. A short painted stick, used by boys at the y, 1 Dasara feast, T. B. S0 kdri, See wos0. FRUIY B to play with such sticks. \f afl‘:‘.:\' o C. 30e0F kdrike, s. Wish, desire, long- 2 ing. expectation, hope. FagdR BB, C. TReYUIR> kdldgu, v, », To become ECf PJ long or tall. FRR0F 8D, BwgdF IV g wish to be gra- tified or accomplished. Pl . Ten& kildta, s. A game among . Fwed3E3, kdri-shetti, s. The head boys and girls, chiefly of the former at the merchant of a town. Dasara feast, when they make alternate mo- tions and strike mutually short sticks in C. éd@‘\)bwfij kori-hula, s. A black hairy 17 caterpillar. \ each others’ hands. Fwioets wa) g sing to this motion, &e. Facoets w3 83 4 partic- tol C. ??\@Qd;) kdru, s. A mode of cultivating, according to which the produce is equally ular sort of female garment. FRGIB to play at the above game. divided between the proprietor and culti- vator. Fa® Fogh, R 798 corn equally €. BReUITER), BUrwoTBTHS kd- divided between the cultivator and the pro- ldra-tattu, koldra-kudure, [from Co- prietor. FROR A3 to farm under such lar] s. An inferior horse, country pony. 111€I'f]: conditions. S. %?J@Q@Défi@) lso’la’fiala, s. The hum of a (0F @J@QGJ /co’ru, v, . To wish, desire, hope, L \' ) multitude, confused noise, loud notse. 'l’”ylfl 4 ‘ : < O 2. 37 2T - i %@Qm TSR0 &3 €. '@@Q@)'DQ;?D koldfu, s. A tall man. 2. a 8. "5‘)\.@335 kévida, adj. Clever, skilful. village so called. 2. strong, powerful. 0. T kdlu, s. A staff, stick, rod, stem. S. %@83635 koviddra, s. Mountain 2. an arrow. v TEA a walking-stick. ebony, baulinia variegata. B0, ¥ a shower of arrows. F0c,¥ ROTS0 he C. %5’@3538@37\’ kévi-rdga, s. A purging poured a shower of arrows. TR R to disease among children. Tean on a stick, FR{W) WOEN, FwSHn, Feg C. Bredw>y kdvi-hula, s. The queen SwerRcdn, Ty B30 A% to shoot an arrow. white ant given to children to stop purging. €. @J&Q@fi?’ad k()’lu—]flt’i’a, s. An inferior G 6?\@‘85 kdve, s. A crucible. officer, constable or peon employed to bring C. %?fe)gf)g?\?fo /fi()’l’(f—gida, s. A tree, apiece up defaulters, &e. of which is tied round the neck of children ta €. BReOAG O kilu-guddali, s. Anar- stop purging, &c: row hoe or spade for digging. s. Bwes, BoeR Adsha, kisha, s A €. B RQF kdlu-gulike, s. Barleria bud. 9. a sheath, scabbard. 3. judicial 0 longifolia, or capparis spinosa. trial by oath or ordeal, attesting a deity and €. FReWDMOINE kblu-honne-gida, touching or drinking water, in which some idol has been washed, three times. 4. gold s. A tall species of the tree Rottleria tinc- T, or silver, wrought or unwrought. 5. treasure, toria. wealth. 6. a treasury. 7. the vulva, the 10. A. C. %’@Qe)\a O kdl-dudi, s. The point of womb. 8. the penis. 9 the scrotum. an arrow. an egg. 11. adictionary or vocabulary. The . %@Qé& kol-kei, s. A long hand. C; meaning may be mostly resolved into, that €. BV T kbl-kdra, See Facnzt. from which something issues or evolves. 00 of €. fif@eg\fi lco’l-gade, s. A long iron crow 0. Buoe3ned kdshagi-béda, s, A no- used as a weapon. ted huntsman. fh 8 A0, %@er\ &> kdlgalu, for Bagenrnsd, . Bsc3noess kdsha-panchaka, C. The aggregate of five parts of the human sys- g@g@) kdl-sa, s. The letter = tem ; as, O S0P Fweg3 the food ventricle. a A 1S B. 00360, kdvana, See FHc3. R, o BB the seat of digestion. [Sha{e]a] § C. TReHSeD, Bweesy kdvana, kivala, 25¢3 the seat of pleasure. ©g3s HegB the oy s. A verandah. seat of ignorance. FRITD FacE the seab ay C. @J«)Qfid kovara, s. A watch tower in a of wisdom. fort. BRI TTS one whois posted in a watch S. %J@Qéfi@% késha-vriddhi, s. En- st tower, a spy. largement of the scrotum from Aernia hume- Y T. B. 00RY kovale, See Rsivab. ralis or hydrocele, &c. 1o C. ToeD kdvi, s. Agun. 2. ahollow tube C. TReTOET kdshdtaki, s. A kind of in general. 2523 Ferd a gun with alock, &e. zn\m vegetable. Bortw 2kd a matchlock. Ryl TR g, - 5 a 0 ¢. 003 kdshe, s. A wooden hook. kind of small and short cannon. B3 KagD curve, 2037 a de- What adj. Crooked, curved. a pop-gun. 9. a kind of small cannon with- formed man. 2w A3 a crooked tree. 2. a 'th BT AR out carriage, for firing small balls. treeso called. Peg3 5o g distorted mouth. Ly, ® a tube used for blowing a fire. 0BT Aweg Y, D a syringe. Do e g fife. 23RS Rerd C. %J@@& kdshe, s. The black convolvulus 4 00 ¥ A the pipe played hy snake charmers. % paniculatus. Vg d ) an g g Aee a small tube through which thread is S. @@Q&f\& kdshta, s. A granary. apartment. 3. the stomach. ¢ ET passed and wound. Bt a)’:r’g) =RBY to tish, load a gun. B DR DA w8 WY D to fire a c. Bwexs, kdshla, adj. Stupid, ‘dol = B San TR - foye matchlock. FRLD T2 to shoot, fire, 21 %@:% v 53, e3 a stupid grimace. tha‘;j (N 0 U " stupidity. $ =By gunpowder. C3p 338 e o) o | %.@Q??’@ ’ Fo 2 1 Al i 08 v haa, s. ‘Warmth, heat. adyj. C. © kou, s. The bark of a dog. & S, %Jagz:\;@ 3 Tepid, warm. Fw7 to bark. ) Ifalh c. TR0y, TRy kou-kollu, C. TRV kdsa, See %mvs. C. %’@Q"&’@fig% ]tdsald-de’s]ta, s. A eoun- koudu-kollu, Sce 2, 250, 191 try so called. A. C. T°90F), T OB kounku, kouku, A. C. TReR1 Adsu, v, a. Tothread. v. n. To clasp round, embrace. 2. to bend. qued FIoAR, FonY v, @. To embrace. FIONY an 0. TeRhod kdsumbari, s. A kind of embrace. condiment made of pulse. C. T O0AR> koungu, s. The areca nut. 0. BReHE, FReRB, TR, Twoe @, T kdhata, kéhati, k- T. B. 3 0083 kouncha, See )05, ren 8. T 00&° kounju, See Fow. hala, kéhali, kéhdta, s. Challenging, calling to fight. C. 379083 kountu, See . y 4 el C Je O =% S0 Ju il Jo)gej kdla, s. Thestocks. 2320¢¥ hand- S. 3:9035@8 koundinya, s. A sage stocks. called. oy T2 Fwj¥ leg-stocks. PRRYTY Hd It ] s T, Br¥e 3%, to put in the stocks. 5. $908063:8> kountdyaru, [ sons of 4l T. B. 300y kdla, See Bwrv. Kunti] s. The Pdndu princes. qle, jite . BRegoBneY kildda-hola, s A C. 593, TRy kouch, kou- qla, U field in which the produce has shot frem cid chi-kollu, v. a. To seize, pounce upon, over- 111 1 stocks. whelm, turn upside down, overspread, cover. Ay I C. §J@Q€§ lfo’_ll', s. A fowl. Bwcewr Tod g See T, FA®EN. i 0, U. cock-fight lres. FRYR TR cock-crowing, time 0. 50235 kouchu, See Fo%. of cock-crow. TR TR0 g fowl to scratch g Awr C. T98° kouju, s. A partridge. FOES 8 the earth with its feet. Fowr &) a cock’s n¢ partridge fichting TS ¥/8 hunting comb. FRYR To0% g cock., TRRYK &8 a hen. or hawking partridges. (I l l TR B, Fave 1Y achicken, Farey 23, it L| A a work on cock-fighting. S. %@&3@8 ]to%t_tilya, [ =88] s, Curvity, crookedness. 2. hypocrisy, dissimulation. | 1o C. %:?\.@ijo /f(}’!lt, s. Pulse or corn shooting Fa8YsD hypocrites. it from old stocks. TP FoxY, Bwdd B9 such 2 a crop. TR Ty to reap such a crop. c. 3985 koutu, s. The disagreeable smell the ¥ . DR B ) vegetables springing from old of burnt or bad oil, fish, raw meat, &c. stocks. C. T9W koude, s. The melon vine, Cucu- »l, SE A0 "O‘SIQQ@’ D ]f()’_lu, s. Pillage, plunder, sack- mis melo. i ing. 2. booty. TR TR to give up to +an C. 98 kouta, s. A quick kind of dance. plunder. Fwg$eds plundered jewels. F98 Erd to exhibit this kind of dance. %0 FrP BABY the ears were forced off, Bwg S. 3985F koutuka, s. A show, specta- €0 @™ to be plundered. Pt By ReoBm 2. what is plundered. cle, novelty, surprise, curiosity, wonder. b * TP Lrcw, %"uag?é& oW to plunder, pillage, sack. eagerness, vehemence, impatience. 3. joys pleasure, happiness. 4. inclination, wish. 6. At ') A. €. TR kdlugula, s. War, bat- the marriage ring or thread. FINTD [N 10 tle, contest. a curious or wonderful word. C. §®Q§ kdle, s. The white of an egg. t=told 2. o S. T o3wxY koutihala, s, Vehemence, the outer angle of the eye. eagerness. I i ) i ©. Teg (05, %@gifi kélkanki, _/co’!— 8. 9%, To0e3 koupa, koupina, s. ol tene, s. An ear of corn springing from an A small piece of cloth to cover the privities. old stock. FoLIToBL FoLgS 0 g person wearing it. C %P@E—ge,)l\? kdl-bele, See under 2wgs o gerg@oss he who has only a cloth te 3 39 N’ T3¢0 @ms 8. T0%F koushika, s. Indra. 2. Vish- cover his privities is a happy man (he has no incumbrances.) wdamitra. 3. an owl. S. Evafig'd lcoube'ra, s. The son of Kubé- 8. T Uz ijb ]musiw’g/a, adj. Silken. s. A ra adyj. of or belonging to Kubéra, god of silken cloth. wealth and regent of the north. Foa30 the 8. TORWOLBeD kousalyd-dévi, s. The north. mother of Rama. FIZSD Rama. 8. 303393 Zcoumdm, s. Childhood, youth. S. fi“u"c\?ic‘%j koustubha, s. Vishww's jewel, S. T OR300 koumdri, s. The name of a worn upon his breast. sage. 2. Parvati. C. 53360783 kouladi, s, A waistband tied 8. TO30Q koumudi, s. Moonlight. round women immediately after accouche- S. 5@?3.@@35'8‘ koumddaki, s. The club ment. or mace of Krishna. AL &%9533 koulikava, s. A deceiver, 8 8. T 9TITy kouravaru, s. The descend- hypocrite. Fo¥FT IT g delusive gift. ants of Kuru. A. 0. 5990 kouludi, s. A dolt, block- C. 300> kouru, adj. Dim, dull, obscure, head. not distinct. s. A fetid smell, as of burnt 8 s. 9g030 koukshimbhari, s. A glut- oil, dead bodies, &c. Eablerat %‘r:}\g, T N8 ton, selfish man. Ty, TINTR g dim eye. FoW AB e, TINF S 8w twilight. EeeBd FeB the smell of a S. 30%000F koukshéyaka, s. A kind of sword. 8 corpse. TO =8 e 8 C. TUT OV kour-kouru, See #o. C. TTORL kydkarisu, See %« 0 C. TOREED, TOIES kour-gdtu, T. B. %?8&7\, %?6@)7? kyddigi, kyddi- € ge, See F3%. kour-ndta, s, The fetid smell of burnt Il oil, &e. 8. 3003, T,003 krandana, krandita, 0 8. 3130633653 koulatéya, s, A bastard. s. Lamentation, weeping. 2. mutual daring, i defiance, braving, challenging. 2. the son of a female beggar. 1] H. 379w2e59T kouldchdra, s. A quitrent 8. &)Tes krakacha, s. A saw. [ / on land. l S. ‘3)585:15 krakachdra, s, A curry- s. ©98¢% koulika, s. A labourer, hire- comb. Ig ling, cooly. 8. T)3> kratu, s. A sacrifice. 2. a ceremo- War H. 3000 koulu, s . A special agreement, ny in which oblations are offered. ¢ v promise or convention ; an agreement with i I 8. B)DogiTA RG> kratu-bhukkugalu, ryots regarding cultivation and land rent. s. The deities, who are supposed to feast on N Tl (AN TN TOIT, FIW Wob g written agreement. sacrifices. I\ ) U] FIW TwB to give waste land at a nominal | il rent until brought into full cultivation. 2 HeE gaqfiogo?\) kratu-dhwamsi, s. Shiva, A as having destroyed Daksha’s sacrifice. to allow safe-guard to a rebel that he may fl vy have opportunity of returning to his allegi- 8 ’cfil’gefi kradha-désha, s. One of the i ance. F9W INI to make an agreement, truce, fifty-six countries enumerated by Hindus. § E &e T JIN0WY to violate an agreement, S. )3 krama, s. Order, method, pro- e 0n break a truce. FIWAY®EN to capitulate. 3 gress, regularity, arrangement. 2. a sacred -)é 1o a favourable condition, stipulation, or assu- precept or practice prescribed by the Védas. 1) rance. 7, to 83 o 4. a capitulation, truce, quarter in ¥ )30 F,:Ten regularly, in order. <. g battle. transgress, exceed. 2. to step, proceed. > :hkm : A. C. T O3B kouvare, s Pleasure, joy, @ J2% g well digested speech. —?‘);53 8= to delight, reverie. 2. circumambulating. get out of order, to violate prescribed rule. 8. 5939 koushala, s. Happiness, welfare, S. @530‘585\?’5 krama-wartitwa, s. skilfulness. Succession, 340 wj DWT 2 i S, @2533’5 kramuka, s, The areca nut or S %‘? J @ krdda, s. The bosom or breast el €. a hog. ) \ S T 530979 kraména, ady. Orderly, in ro- 8. mr\/'%fitfl)m)/1(1(7//Lamsn, g To t ¢ s wtion abstract, abridge, shorten. The S _%J?Dflgfif kramélaka, s. A camel S. T \L,) krédha, s. W rath, passion, an- ger. 8. B)B20RI9 60 kramya-mdna, adj. Or- e derly, regularly. S. Bl krédhana, s. The fifty-ninth S @f)a L?’aja, s. Price, value. buy year in the Hindu cycle of sixty F) k- | el ing, purchase. / o T, to fix a price . S. B krodhi S. The thirty-eighth )'1‘.1‘ WFD g buyer, purchaser @ma deF®Y the year in the Hindu cycle of sixty. 7 settlement of price. -/ & 0%, (huying and S. %{)3'5 krdsha, s. About a league dis- selling) traffic, trade. el tance S J)-jyc)'\) fl?dj(tsc’, s. Guess, conjecture, 2 e 8. Bw)oxd, krdshiu, s. A fox, jackal supposition @oum.q F&) 2 [esArYs] o3Je @ to DIOCK: S. 3 guess, suppose conyj ecture. oex krouncha, s. A curlew 5 al mountain in the Himalaya range ?JO@ st nt, S T)=8 kravya, s. Raw flesh. 27%3 a L giant, feeding on raw flesh one of the principal divisions of the world S :5JOJM\§3 krdnti-vidhi, s. The ecliptic. S %Joeéuu o krounchaddrana, s. AR 8. O) kri, s. Farina. 2. kindness. Kumdraswami, who smote the Krouncha mountain S. UJSJ /L}'z)m, s. An insect, worm. W S. )00 krourya, s. Cruelty, harsh- l]) J)JJ ]z?l/é‘, s. An act, action. 2. means, ness, tyranny fya expedient 3. worship 5. 4. virtue, truth [ e U002 physical treatment or practice 6. a religi- 5 T 200 klama, klamatha, s, Fatigue, exhaustion 0,)[} ly ous Initiatory ceremony 7. obsequies, rites Al dun performed immediately after death. 8. pu- 8. T3, klinna ]lemia, ady. Moist rificatory rights, as ablution, &c. 9. (in gram- wet, damp mar) a verb con- +)@0S08 one of correct S, 35 ]L//])fa See duct ESAD] F)dn FeF R verbals =) [SSAR) S. B e kliba, s. Aneunuch 2 Oon the S‘ oy the conjugation of a verb JOJ\Y\) Y g re- neuter gender. ward, the frait of one deeds. )T ENT s BN TI S. %J ]L/?lj)if((, adyj. Brief, short, abridged. Fe% to take an oath ) 3] a per- 2. fi‘ed determined. 3. few. F) T 9N hrie [ 3e) 2] Y, Jured man summarisy T W &9 to abridge, make brief, i il 8. 8o kride, s Play, sport, amusement, 2. to fix, determine fol pastime, pleasure nggb D ey~ 2T amorous dal- liance ER@ y@ a dormitory R&@ Fer % S. % w\ /L]c%fia, s. Affliction, pain, distress. o < amorous dlSC()uI se S. E e uQ kwachittu; adv. Somewhere. ly S 3j-5 krutha, s, Wrath, anger, indigna- f\ ™0, ”5\ o3 kwana, kwanana, s. A tion tune or musical sound S ?J'fi ]cml(l(l]t(l, adj. Angry, passionate S. u((‘)j Kwat/ufa, adj. Decocted, diges- 2. ted 8 5\93 krira, adj. Cruel pitiless terrible, ferocious 3. hot. 4 0 sharp 5 Qeo-u% ]LlU(t(,‘]tlt/L(Z, a(ZJ Of very Jits e’ 8. )9 590 krénkdra, S. A jingling, tle use creaking noise, S. 3o kwdna See T [ g0t AANNANANNANANAAANANNAANNAANNAANANAANAANA S ]‘[M' 4] a3 DOTR, DOTEA. khanduga, khanda- 2 kha, The twentieth letter of the alphabet the aspirate of ¥ Sky, atmosphere. g, s. A measure of capacity, containing H. 207 khangu, s. M lice, hatred twenty kolagas. S. &o /Jéafl_](l, adj. Lame, halt, decrepid. DOTESI khandeya, adj. Fixed, certain, positive. s. A sword 8. 20xT, oxkde3 khanjana, khan- C. DoBwenS> khandsbanu, s. A Mah- Jar ita, s. A waz-tail 8. 203 khanda, s A piece, part, fragment ratta shepherd’s god d)@v:\f\\u\\)gu\) a re- ligious festival in honour of him. portion 2. a chapter, section. 3. flesh Do FRW) 23] OGO FIN0 od Mexd g, Pride 8. a0l %> khandrisu, See 2202, hau”htmf‘Ss, insolence. S. DR khaga, s. Abird. 2. an arrow. s. 20373 khandane, s. Division y] dis- N8, wnodd,, RTET wnTeR Garuda, sertation 3. criticism OBF IR to di- the king of birds. vide 23} ®e3 g fixed 8 adj. fixed, settled 8. DASE kha-gati, s. The aerial recion suam. b S &)7\\.@0)}’ kha gola, s. The celestial i s. a)rtf:ij khanda-patra, s. A deed of globe. settlement. 8. 22330 kha-char a, s. A demi-god, who 0, 8. DoOT T3 khanda-parashu, s. A traverses the sky. nanie of Shiva S. a)?,y(\a /t/iaC]LZSN, v. . To set as preci- S. DOTTOTY khanda- mamlala, ads ous stones 28 plaid set 2 mixed fie Not whole, divided, scattered. blended, combined weI9N resolutely, de- § P C. DB khanda-vidu, v, n. Torecover terminately, positively. T health, gain flesh 8. VLT ]]2({/(&4(1, s. A ladle or spoon. (s S a)owm“‘éfié’ khanda-sakkare, s. Su- i a;edag x93 khaydm, khaydne, i 3L~k gar candy. A treasury. 2. money, treasure 1 A a cash-chest. 8. 200%d khanda-shashi, s. The moon 22300% g {reasurer, cash- either in the wane or advancing to the full l\eoper (fhe C. DOB30T03500> khanda-tundu-md- C. 223 3 khayyi, s. Itch, any cutaneous e- W ]1]( T U‘)tmu. 2% ¢ 220 to have the itch. du, ». a. To cut in pieces. 58 Cc. 008 khand: s. A hole, perforation. b4 ) H. D33 /JZ({/](’ s. Strife, contention, quar- Cate relling D2 223> 33 p2n; 2RT a quarrelsome man. a neuter, the neuter a khanduga 4. the 8, g W, o ! name of a country. 2od T @ to bore a T, B J\Qg ]L]l(jjn)td, See 2Twg3 8 hole. 202 P to fall into holes, or to 8. 8 khata, s. A closed or double fist U a0 pleces. s. D6 (ng khdtwa, s. A bedstead or couch. 8. ol 7/&0?7(12‘(7, adj. Strict, severe 3307 the materials or parts of a bedstead 3, 9\)‘*) rigorous 3. cut. 2. positive, true, certain MCy 0) torn broken. 8 &8 one who speaks 8. &R0RYT khatwdnga-dhara, s. Shiva, with a cot for his weapon. b 4] traly or justly 2003859N gtrictly, positively. § gy 230238 359 to bhe strict C. DTN khaddkhadi, adj. Severe, U7 v “luv strict, exact, particular s. A single combab 8. o038 khandite, s. A woman charging DBV RTRA 0§ & DB I8 g severe speech her husband with infidelity. N F508d 2% to speak roughly or harshly Wa DO khandisu, ». a. To cut asunder B. TR, DO khaduga, khadiya, into pieces ; to sever, tear, break off 2. to 0ee . reject, confute, render ineffectual, destroy. 3 Wi —;} § ) to settle, fix, adjust hadga, s. A sword, scimitar, 2. a : :‘ J ; 34 (8} 3 &J0e rhinoceros” horn. 3@ IyR the rhinoceros. S. &)T.z))d /t/zapm'a, s. The arecanut tree. 23 590 the edge of a sword. S. &)’95?66 fi‘/l(l«])i'al’(l’]l(l, s.The heaven- 8. 23 8) khadga-pdtre, s. A golden ly Ganges. 0T, 7% =¥ Shiva. . i bracelet worn by women. H. 20> khabary, s. A report, rumour. ¢. 2B BeYoRT> khadga-héluvadu, s 2 news, intelligence. 3 a message. 4 WA (] A mode of worship among Zinga merchants, caution. 20ADY to be cautious. fa, praising their god with sword in hand. H. D202, 200w khalbdbu, khabd, s. A kind of curry. C. 93(’?5 khaddi, See =>. I o~ \ c. &8 khani, See w3. H. D599, DI khamdvisha, 910 =) 0. DDA, 03D ® khani- ]:/zama’si, s. Land cultivated under the khaniyane, khanilene, s, The sound immediate superintendence of government. of an earthen vessel when not cracked. DFRNR. TT one who has charge of such land. C. DRDR khani-khanisa, s, The i sound of a drum. A C. DBwed khaya-khidi, s A bitter or malignant calumniator. 5. D3F500 khata-mdle, s. A coud. 2. ! smoke. c. ;DOS;S khaiy, adj. Bitter. H. 039360 khatdvani, s. A village ac- s. 9T khara, s. The twenty-fifth year in ) count. the Hindu cycle of sixty. p] an ass, mule. 3. heat. adj. Sharp, pungent, hot. 2, sharp, ¢. D8 khati, s. Anger, passion. 2. haste. 3. sorrow. 4. dilemma. D8 ARYY, D TRFY, pointed. 3. harsh, cruel. 4. rare, dear, scarce. S 28w to be angry. 2. to be hardly be- stead. S. 8T kharaka, s. The sun. i ot f}“ b s. 8T kha-tilaka, [sky’s ornament] s. S. DTV kharanasa, adj. Sharp-nosed. The sun. S. 9883 kharatara, s. A mule. 0. 2> khattu, s. A writing, written doc- 8. DTToD ] khara-damshira, s. A & ument, letter. 2. hand-writing, a free, run- :'m‘,}/lik’, sharp tusk or fang. ning hand. adj. Close, run into one another. Cc. T khard, See »3. 2337 clogely, the letters running into each B H. DT2230d khard-chiri, s. A kind of other. 2R, B, I wWIB g writing in dagger. 2. a sharp knife. which the letters run into one another. T. B. D098 kharddi, Sec »o» 9, ndy =23 HO00NTI. s. 0T khadira, s. The tree mimosa ) U‘Jy catechu or pudica. H. 2002 khardbu, adj. Tilthy, disgust- o o ing, bad. 8. VT ITRNOR® khadira-ndra-simha, i s. A name of Vishuu. H. 209328 khardmati, adyj. True, certain. H. 0D khadimanu, s. A veteran, H. D003, DT0 khardru, khardri, s one who has grown old in service. A currycomb. S. Do khardsi, s. A sharp sword. 2. S. &)8@(&33 ]f;ld(]’]/(),t([, 8. The sun, a i a class of brahmans to the north. meteor, spark. 2. a fire-fly, glow-worm. adj. Brilliant, splendid. S. DTYRT khardsura, s. Jhort A giant] so named. l 8. B8 khadydtini, s . A sort of § inferior female divinity, especially attendant S. 2DTY khardali, adj. Bad, wicked, mis- 1 28} oLty o (0 on Shiva and Durgi. C i 1ievous. L #wBd) a mischievous animal, S. OII khanana, s. Digging. DIF g C. DT khari, See »3. 1] house-breaker. D [S) i DVeNDY kar[/x:fiala, s. Gambling. (il S DD l'fi.am', s. A mine 3% g miner. el L fy ! H. 220D, DD N oo kharid: Lharidu, s. )| O =25 8. QJQE;J khanitra,s, A spade, hoe, guddali. Price, va A ue, 2 0g oo [ ., 92080 ®5E to value. J o43 it b s ace YN Noko0) > BOTFIRIT C. NI Gy~ 20dR Ry B 0o to buy. );\&5 To khasi-mddu, v. a. To clear to settle the price. and manure the roots of a tree. 2. to cas- trate. 90 IR2T FTHT g castrated horse. 3 P ST D. DD khartya, See »3. . > kharu, qdj. Harsh, sharp, cruel. 9T g grafted tree. 2» F2dT 30T g tree whose roots have been cleared and fresh manure put c. DT khare, adj. True, certain, correct. to them. 9T B to speak truly. 9T gD to appear true or certain. S. DR khasiichi, s. A blockhead, dolt. » D. DIwew kharddd, s, A monkey. [ L H. a)f_/?i, a)K_ED khasti, khastu, s. See +7,. 2. Cuffing, fighting. a country so called. dunning for payment, ST distressing. C. 3o, [~ ©e3 kharchu, khar- »y wW to cuff. 2. to doup a remittance. DR AT so:’gb o to distress, teaze, chu-vechcha, s. Expenditure, cost, charges dun. D T g sick man. 2 a dunner, DWIF R, DIDFA TR ™ to be OX])C]]dCd. (vrlel ST journey expenses NI BT house- cuffer, fighter. hold expenses. DWFFRH INB {0 curtail B, f;)gf khala, [2Y] s. A wretch, scoun- expenses. TOTOT T A the horse is sold. drel, a giant. Apant DWOFRT, DS roe 3, t¥FY one who bears S. &)(jd’e‘)@f /t‘]ld_llfri/t(é, s. A parade, place for military exercise. expenses, or who has charge of the money to be expended for any purpose. DINF QR H. 908 /cfia’m/c/m’, adj. Certainly, ne- ;: BF F398 to expend, go to expense. 2BOF o cessarily. 20N, o (&3 7 9¢%Y to cost money. H. 2980 khdna, s, Food, provender. 8. D&v=ed ]t/’l(l?jii'/'a, s. The marsh date C. 3339% ]f]llzml, s. The wvariation or want tree. of equipoise in the balance of a scale. 2. the S. &> Lharjiri, s, The date tree from tongue of a balance. 3. the sixty fourth of C. =863 which toddy is made. a fanam. IR T €3 N to make scales even. il s. e kharva, adj. Short, low, of little o3k 8B uneven scales. 2l BT any e stature. s. A billion. %2 37 ten billions. thing put to balance scales. 2DIER ESIOTEY) any thing put over, in what is weighed, to make S. DI E kharvata, s. The capital of four up for the deficiency arising from the scales hundred villages, a market or country town. not being even. v¢3 T one sixty fourth 8. Ie3 kharvara, s. Verdigris. of a fanam. 29e3g Bo bad land. C. &)?)JS ]fi]l(li'?‘fl, s. A sound. f s. 298 khdta, adj. Dug. S. Y khala, adj. Vile, base, low, inferior. I 10 2. cruel, mischievous. s. A floor for tread- 8. B, 0 khdda, khddana, s, to ing out corn. 2LTII0 the vilest of the vile. Food, provender, provision. JI H. 000 khddi, s. A coarse cloth, like tow- s. w8 khalati, adj. Bald-headed. 89 elling. 290 W, DK Ted g coarse cloth. 3 S. &Jez@@ ]L']la](l])lZ, adj. Having many S('l S. o038 khddita, adj. Eaten, devoured. hands. [¢] The sediment of 8. DYDPA khalapiiga, s. A horde of wick- 8. 2200 khddira, s. MU ed men. boiled areca nut, which is made into balls. 1.9 A. C. YN khalawdgi, s. A bush or S. 2RO khddiri, s. Mimosa catechu or Oy thicket. pudica. )] H. DYO3500 khaldlu-mddu, v. a. To H. 200 khddiri, s. A kind of short jac- lflll(l: ruin, injure. ket iy H. 293 khdna, s. Sir, an appendage to an s. 83 khalina, s. The bit of a bridle. Ly address. 2938 Mussulmans. S. Sjéf\ khalve, s. A small stone mortar for of i beating medicines, &c. in. H. 29 khdni, s. Small commodities, ped- § a) s. w0 khalvdta, ad). Bald, bald- lery. e } headexfi) G. DN, DOXR khdnigi, khdnige, (]Vfl'q- L ) 44 i & o 5 3073 ad) Domestic 2 3. clandestine. = < . p1 vate. v khila, adj. Old, worn, torn. s. Waste s. Private affairs. QJ?\( 157:) land. =3} a private ac- count H. «93@ D‘-) khillattu, s. A dress of honour, 008 H. 993 khdne, s A house, place, dwelling. an cutmlg of dress presented as a mark of ) distinction 23R 23%0 population, census H. D930 Do Lhdmalkhd H. DA khisti, s. Tribute. 2. See #7 L H. 20 khuda, s. A Mahomedan title for o kldmulhd, q4qv. Assuredly. certainly, God at all events, at any rate, positively 1 T khdra, s A medicine given to 1. T2 AS R0 kluddisi-tegeyu, ) (0 v. a. To exterminate, take up the roots; to Lt women In child-bed, composed of long pep- DTN VB to oetb at p examine thoroughly i common black pepper, and the seeds of bishop’s weed the bottom of a thing. 2. a pungent or hot taste. DT T 23T ®BY_ to H. 2050 khuddu, adj. Own. $e0U adj. Pungent, hot, as spicery bite, as any thing hot does the tongue. & ~ ] 3 2 one’s own work 306 g hot chillie. S. 238 khura, s. A hoof. 220037) the ex- 29T $w0d hot ginger. 20T T tremity of the hoof. )83 flat-nosed, or T hot spicery having a nose like a horse’s hoof. 2. T.B. H. 200D khdravi, s. A red kind of cloth. [£-T] a razor 208 B8 g case of razors. S. 290 Ahdri, s. A measure containing about three bushels S. 23T khurali, s. A parade or place for i C. V0, 903 Lhdr military exercise. khdrive, 5, A back-water, an arm of the sea. H. 20935 khurdnu, s, The Koran. 0 the 8. 030 3 khurdana, s. Sport, play, fun C. DOOR khdrige, s, A brook I H. 22T 0oz 5 DITE 8.\355.)? khur- . 290 khdli, adj. Empty, vacant, unoc- cupied, unemployed. %, S0y A LD 29 du-purdu, khurdu-burdw s, Embez- O gll the inhabitants have left, and zlement the village is deserted H. 259 > khurnisu, s Obeisance, bow, 820 52 an empty hand ) reverence. 2390¢ &3 an empty house. 2 TP to accuse without cause ESlalesAry ot} H. 200900080 khuldisu, adj. Clear, fully by 10 to become vacant distinct, entire VNN SRDY to take away to be unemployed entirely, to examine thoroughly 080N A . 295308 khdvanda, s. Owner, proprie- T3 to appear clear, as colours in cloth. ndy § tor, master, king, lord, husband ES PP oratate! proprietorship H. 209X khuldsa, s, Release. 8. oX khdsa, s A C. Do¥ ]t/lule s. An envious man. $9Y species of grass, Saccharwm 2. a cough 83 vexation at another’s happiness spontanewn wtarrh 0% 2293 g cough accompanied with (0F ?-ZD.)G) khulla, adj. Bad, depraved, wick- blood-spitting, ed 2. low, mean, base. 9209783 wicked- ness, depravity g 7o a depraved mind H. 2%, D& kLhdsa, khdsd, qoq 3} bad temper. Own private ?WNE gne’s owil. n&g QJ/) D3F3T0F Bwen ones owin account. H. 20599 khulld, adj. Open, unsealed Luuh cultivated by zemindars through their o 20020 khullu, s. Total own domestic slaves H. 23339 khushdli, s. Gladness, joy, plea- sure 820320 F03 g pleasant word 0330% i1 @)D?UD&@ khdswdre, s. A stud or troop of horses. F® to make glad S. 0359 khinna, adj. Distressed, anxious, H. 2009, 205\ khushi, khushi, s. Glad- 2 depressed ashamed 0T 3y distress, ness, joy, hilarity <3 depression from uneasiness ‘;‘g.u ™ to be- DIV D khusha-kharidi, s. Price, i :’ come ashamed, to be chagrined alue, 345 2.V BT rateYar) H. 3550328 khushdmati, s, Gladness, khéla, s. Pastime, play, sport. ¥ &x¥ joy, delight. a sportive assembly. H. 255090 T0% khushdli-ndme, s o fié khei, adj. Bitter. 398 B¢ bitter Glad tidings. herbs. H. 2330 khushigi, s. Untilled land. »° . 300> kheiru, s. Wealth, happiness, wel- 2] 22008 cultivating untilled land. fare, health. [esApYEN) to . B /L"/lQ]'(({, s. An eunuch. 2. an . mai khusti, s. Cuffing. 9% effeminate man, coward. BRED effen}i- cuff, fight. nacy, cowardice. 3#%2¥ eunuchs going aboub €. DR Lhina, adj. Bad, depraved, wick- from door to door in women'’s dress, dancing el d and singing. S. DR kfilzzm, s. A northern country. I Dwed®, DS kheju, khodu, s. A €. Y] J@,s lt']llf?ld, s. A mark, sign. DRI trace’ Sign’ mark. SR 6‘)?‘.&0‘3&), LRy MV & [ o3 to recognise. to trace, discover. &w® 2acD a trace or mark H. DR ]C]Hj?l?:, s. Manslaughter, murder, to appear. DRPERT, DWITRT g murderer. Vram, 0. Efi)\@x’;)'do, Efi’@tbbfi khoppa G, H. DL kll?jb(l, adj. Good, excellent. khopparige, See $»3,07. C. 93».@83{:% ]L'filwm,l(l-(l, s. A proper name. c 53\.@?&)@ khobbari, s. The kernel of the cocoanut, %D SR AL C. 3)@? khitla, s. A bad, mean or cruel 20 a fresh cocoanut. % man. 2a¥ TH I g cruel giant. AT Sww D g cocoanut dried for making oil. S. E‘)Q&’}d khé-clara, s. A demi-god. 2. 3% 8¢ %08 the refuse of cocoanut after the oil has been expressed. 2% 08 VT2 a co- a bird. 3. an arrow. 4. a planet. coanut sweetmeat. s. Be&, Be&T khdta, khétaka, s. A H. Boenes> khdgiru, s. A saddle. shield. 2. a suburb. 3. a star. C. EJQJ’&QB khidi, s. A calumniator, mis- c. 33, Bedg Ahdda, khédya, s A chief maker. 2. evil. 8. a point. 4. a fool. shield. C. 753@@?33 khdru, s. Injury, waste, destruc- S. E‘)QZS khéda, s. Affliction, grief, sorrow, tion. Bwoend to be wasted, worn away. 0. distress, repentance, regret. 0™ to repent, B30R0% to impair, destroy. af be sorry, grieve. i 8. Wood /flkydfi, s. TFame, reputation, re- H. fie‘@ khépu, s. A turn, time, 3¢ S nown, celebrity, notoriety adj. Tamous, e A by turns, alternately. popular, celebrated, notorious. ST 0y e 8 . E‘JQCSD'J khéya, s. A trench, ditch, moat. universally, or well known. Doroer 338 the (1Y S. Bew, Bewd, Doy khéla, khélane, fame of an excellent character. 8‘/'!‘:1 AAAAAAA AANAANAAAAAAA AN My fllfl' ] G 7o n (g Il r ga, The twenty first letter of the alphabet. C. RORD3Y ganga-mdla, s. A native’s Tnjy 2. an affix of nouns, denoting habit, disposi- shoe or sandal. an )y tion, practice, &c. ; as, 3930 a word, FRDR g C. AOAD, gangamma, s. The name of by loquacious man. a village goddess. o=, I9@ to perform oy Fox C. ROABRAYI, AONBRRE:, RONSSH worship to this goddess. R, RoRBeen ganga-togalu, gan- C 1\ XOK(fi,}S gangayya, s. A proper name. gt-dogalu, gange-togalu, gange-di- S. ?}a‘ ROTOGT, AOMP&™E, ROABPT B lu, s. An ox’s dewlap. try gangddhara, gangd-jita, gange-pot- dv[h 346 & oD Tobd \ R i tava, s. Shiva, who received the Ganges starch clothes. 702 63 g hole into which on his head as it fell from heaven, and re- water is strained from boiled rice. nots FW lifie tained it for some time in his locks. @) the grains of boiled rice to adhere to one ) another, from not being strained off in time. C. KOWD? gangdla, s. A large brazen water vessel. riced TewedR g large vessel in which sour gruel T is kept for cattle, &e. rogg BB to gather S. ROR, ROTPIQ gange, gangi- out remaining grains from rice-water. nots [ bhavdni, s. The river Ganges, or its per- 3D hoiled rice-water preparved with salt, sonification, as a goddess. no7® % 5 pil- o) chillies, &ec. no o [en)] 0 to thicken in boil- grimage to the Ganges. nor 853 the banks oil ing. roeik WY, to take the starch, as cloth. of the Ganges. nor® 3, Bhishma, Rorve e %% bathing in the Ganges. RoRdD T3 C. ROX7TO0D ganji-gdi, s. An unripe the cross stick and vessels in which Ganges fruit. i, s R water is carried by pilgrims. 7oA 503, g bot- c. RoBRY ganji-gere, s. The name of a tle of water brought from the Ganges. non village. o 01 TAl T2 the tutelar goddess of the Ganges. ¢. ARXeFOT gmzjz'ka'm, s. Starch. rorad 507, % hoatmen, fishermen. . C. NOTT \th o= OTIRTS ganji-kdldduwa- w)p{h’h iy c. 7<O7?5_J° gangetiu, s. A bullock taught to dance. du, s. Two boys carrying another boy on Ror8 33 g wandering mendicant, their hands clasped. Ro2ly T BTN ang- 1l who obtains alms by exhibiting the feats of this bullock. ther boy to hold up the legs of one so carried. it 1 gl C. ARoezxl, Aoe3s ganchadi, ganchala, C. KO%%QT@ ganjépu, s. The name of a game played with small tablets or cards ninety-six after ! 5. A tatter, rag. 2 in number. The figure of the king and vizier Wi 8. A0 gmy’a, s. A distillery. is drawn on some, and 1, 2, 8, &c., to the C. ROXTRT ganjara-gadde, s, A ved number of 10, marked or others. They are 1 I o bulbous vegetable. generally of eight different colours, and the afor, U SN C. RoXTRWEES ganjara-golu, adj. Con- game is played by three people. 4 Abl fused, mixed, disordered. ne ) Ny Toaxee0 Rotdysy, BoXO RoBewy, TIND 702y varieties of cards used among the na- y& C. RoxB ganjadi, s. The smell of urine. tives. Roelk FD to play at cards, TRoRET Imn mm“ adj. Disgusting, filthy. JTH g single card. C. Rox M ganjanpike, s, A fragrant gaion, grass. C. AO&° ganju, s. The urine of cattle. 7o T (o] . = 23 g hole for the urine of eattle to run ~ox§ ganjala, s. The urine of cattle. 2! into. row &2 to catch the urine of cat- C. A 0%0R2I, TRVTIAO o 2332 ganjdmu, Ro%® Tw ey tle for medicine and sacred uses. shuharu-ganjdinu, s. Ganjam, near Se- oy cattle to void urine. ringapatam. rioaan Ganjam, in the Nor- ¢. "o& ganta, s. Aniron style or pen. o thern Circars. 88 w3 5, manuscript written with an iron C. Z0%°0d> ganjdi, s. The hemp plant, styte. Cannabis sativa. The leaves of this plant 0. RofzoRowand, oesd gantu- mixed with pepper, cloves, sugar, &e., have A an intoxicating quality, and are much eaten kdamalubu, gantalubu, s. A kind of by the natives, especially Mussulmans. This grass eaten by cattle. composition is usually called Swero. Rowsdn H. Ao8D gantadi, s. A parcel or budget. ¢ Al 3T to smoke this plant. c. rofle, 0 4] N P ~9 > gantala, gantalu, C. RO [o¥] ganji, s, Gruel, vice water. 2 S The throat. 2. the voice. Rebdy e g starch made with this gruel. no2d WAL to fish hook. > & a halter. RobieeBEnr), 1o ? strain off rice water. R3S ed 1% noz w¥, a starched Sec SRR to speak hoarsely. cloth, ot D2 INB), NoBR TR, noe#) to F hoarseness. R Swead) a sore throat. | ld 4 o rafelovp) ratere< c. Rofse3 gantdshe, s. Avarice, covetous- 6. Ro%segeBon gantu-bhdrangi, s A ness. medical root. o €. Ao Gjo gazz;a’]u, s. A man of property. T. B. A0E3 gante, [#ot»] 5. Abell. 2 a n ¢ Ko%H gazz,ti, s. A gold wire ear-ring. 7ok English hour. 3. a gong used for striking +¢ed the fastening of this ring. Ro¥g =% o the hours. 4. several shoots from the same noé — & 20O~ 2, Rodl] &MWE an ear-ring with a drop ap- root. 0, Nl FeEEn to ring a bell. Ro&oesd, No pended. Rodk w2ec® a pair of these ear-rings. rotd 500K the tongue of a bell. no3 8 3, nol nedud the sound of a bell. C. RofBB, Ro8HD, Rol.g gantidi, ¥k the hook of a bell. Ro& T the pro- gantudi, gantuli, s. A bundle of money fession of a religious mendicant going from or any thing else tied up. Rol Dgaz, no (. door to door ringing a bell. 0. ~otds gantu, s, A knot; the knot, or 2253 the name of the donor engraved on a 5 joint of a reed or cane. 2.-a parcel, bundle, bell. no8 Rwg a shepherd with a bell tied to purse or bundle of money. 3. stock in trade, his waist. S, noland® what o’clock is § principal. 4. a debt. B0 nobdh a slip knot. it P FweToms noll 8@ it is half past three f w1 ot g fast knot. adj. Excellent, best. ne o’clock. f &) B, Rodd #%fi, Botd DR, notd Bwend rotd =3 knotted hair. no . AoED gaflflu, s. The throat. 2.the voice. 8 a knotted stick. N notd 5o¥ the windpipe. fic’&i&, ifié&éj, fic&j(;) TR &) 2w¢B a knitted brow, frowning face. @, fo&w Faw to be hoarse. Robd Favd the C, ¢ otd g woman’s top-knot in a bow. »B Ro gullet. nc¥ mew; Redd 7 S0 1] a fish-hook. 2. 2. a top-knot. & a double or tight knot. a halter. Roddd 53 Rotd T2 a gnarled vegetable. § ) Rotd BB BB to 8. AOT gandu, s. Danger, peril, extremity, a swelling on the joints. a fatal accident. 2. the cheek. 3. one of W make a noose large at its extremity. TN =0 Rodd the 27 portions of a circle in the ecliptic. &R Rcth 97 S the dogs are coupled. 28 the thread is knotted. ricé&m&, neds o 03 no® danger from water. ?.36%—( nod peril § from fire. Swv Rodd the @RS 7o danger from serpents. 22 a frown or knit eyebrows. mo® S&y WT to outlive danger or the fatal /v | tie of that part of a woman’s cloth which term. Rod R to escape from danger. i goes round the loins, 7ot w, oz, 7o C. 7 8 B33, Nt INBD to make a knot, to fas- C. AoB ganda, s. A husband. adj. Su- lay ten, to tie up in a parcel. Roddd 23“53_;, Roéd perior, manly, great. no@ e g manly - or () 2B to untie a knot. noB=Y, Rt W to superior disposition. red RIT great pride. RoB8I manliness. come in contact, fall to blows, attack. (S i) lfitt\ Fdre ITy Sw8rw Rotd W) his statement 8. AOBT gandaka, s. A rhinoceros. 2. the 8 R and mine agree. notd =g an unjust, or young of any fish. ¢ X untenable controversy. notd T to ask for S . o35 gandaki, s. A river so named. bay payment of a debt. rctd 80D to settle a C. 7 ’fflib ganda-gattary, s. A grate C. A debt. Retd FoBWO to recovera debt, &, Ho placed at the mouth of a sluice to catch ser- ag 230 g bundle of cloths. Fons Rotd g hundle pents, &c. 2. large scissors, generally such C, A of papers. V8 netd a burden carried by as devotees or mendicants threaten to decapi- (. compulsion, without pay. Rotd Sw8 3 large tate themselves with, in order to extort alms, A v and small bundle. riotdh Fe®d money to ac- or a gift from a deity. 3. a man-trap. (. Ro i cumulate. 7cth T, nctdh »g a pickpocket. C. RoBAIONTZ, ROBADEP, AOBRO, wod ?@%)jmfi?_&_fial Tces RNotd %’gl’f %eI% the Uy annoyance of the pickpockets commenced be- ROBIVES ganda-gditana, ganda- fore the market was assembled. nocdoadn gariju, ganda-gali, gandava-sadana, fl;b one who spends his principal instead of trad- s. Virility, prowess, bravery, valour, courage, Thg ing with it. nctd €wid to show where heroism. Tt money is hid. Retd 0¥ IR to set right, c. Koé??@?o ganda-godli, s. A kind of Wy make prosperous. axe, tU Il» 348 no® ratelch) C. Rone® ganda-dipa, s. A lamp made C. ROBRBYSI gandi-gaduputana, s. of pastry with ghee, placed in a brazen dish, Covetousness. and carried upon the head round a temple, in C. WOEQfi gaa_zd[i'a, s. Arum campanula- fulfilment of a vow. tum. ame C. ROB Y —~—— —d C waig\@g“fl ganda-ndma-yoga, C. ROT> gandu, adj. Male, masculine. 2. ik 23 s. A certain conjunction of the planets. valiant, stout, brave. (v} large. 7o 2 males C. 7\JO:; o NATSS YWy ganda-penddre, s. A in the aggr egate t=] Rozww™ a male child. badge of honour. no e w Hor:T Fed to confer C. ROBTI, RoHARO gandu-kali, gan- Nl a badge of honour. du-gali, s. Courage, heroism, valour. C. AoB 83&%7\’03,3‘@78%9 ganda-bitta- C. R’OTSJK?’_D‘O gandu-gattari, See mo3d gag/yd,li, s. A quarrelsome woman who ng 0. [ ana has left her hushand. I (] C. Kofiofi@?fl gandu-godli, s, A kind of - 58 axe. ok i 8. RO [E&1o0] 00203 ganda-bhérunda, s. A thoee fabulous bird with two heads, which preys on C. 70?537?@@’3) gandu-gollu, . n. To be the flesh of elephants. valiant, brave, courageous. Ro® Aegd cou- ?"U;“PI rageous, valiant., Ro® fwoBd WoBer g valiant 8. ROBR30D ganda-mdle, s, King’s evil, serofula. fight. 2. ulcers in the throat. C. RoBBw S gandu-dore, s. A male C. Ro3ITBRCE gandara-ganda, s. A va- 1. 9 river, as the Brammhaputra. A liant man, a hero of heroes. C. AoToB w8 gandu-mdre, s, A mas- S. '/'\;03’35@) gazzgla—sleeila, s. A fragment culine countenance in females. which has fallen from a rock. Al C. ROTIR> gandusu, s, A husband. Rozo C. ROBR> gandasu, s, A husband. TS masculineness, manliness, the state of a 8. AO - ¢ - husband. uf\{')@ ganda-sthala, s, The checks. S e C. RoBXoTD> gapda-hendary, s. Hus. ROTWRT gandipada, s. An earth- )e Jild band and wife. worm. (Y 8. ACTWR = C. AOTED g(lllc_ld-]w(la, S éhoulder or- ™ gandisha, s. Rinsing the } § ) a naments. mouth. b4 @ handful of water held in the nly 0 hollow of the hand for rinsing the mouth. 1 c. Koa’gg\d gandakshara, s. An aspirated - il letter. C. A OROY 9 02 gandendaru, for Rezxozdo. S . Rows033 ganddntara, See ros. (65 7'\'01?(5—65 ganderale, s. A buck antelope. 9.t C. C. 7(023,@-353‘ gandsti, s. A species of bent ACEIR0B gandd-gundi, s. Audacity, barefacedness. grass. (m,rd C. ROz oR\§ gandoushadha, s. A medi- €. ROTOTR gapdddava, s. A man of cour- cine applied to the tongue for certain diseases. age or valour. C. G 7\’05\%33 gflfiZZi/t’P, s. Calculation, reckon- RoFoSI90 ganddmdle, See Rozsne. [5) <] ing. . esteem, regard. 1{11 AOTD Qjo g(mc]a’!u, s. A male, a male cooly. C. RORTy, RORRD gannipu, ganpisu, . Aol gandi, s A hole, openin (o F B ) o gap. v. a. To calculate, reckon. 2. to esteem, re- B Rol an embrasure for cannon. B¢ Rod ) gard. il a large sky-light. ¥y nod a private deor. il oY me® an opening in a door to peep S. 710@?8 gannya, See Rex. ( = il, through. ®00 el g gutter from a bathing T. B. A03 ganla, See R)og. place. noBF B no® LT to make a hole. T. B. 703 ganti, [Ro8]s. A wen. e © 3 = il ne® 330 the watcher of a wicket. 5] & one 3 to have a wen. o who takes tolls at a pass. Ro® @¢% to fall in- - nody &2 to C. A0%> gantu, s. A dance. i ill'] i to holes. nic® TR0 g private path. dance. 349 T B nod [altael T. B. AR08 ganda, See Red. c. ROQROGFTAD gandhagandhawd- T. B. RT3 gandara, [#-5<] 5. A cave. 7o gada, adj. Impossible to associate with. o3 A Shiva, with an ear like a cave. s. 7oGR® gandha-phali, s. The flower 5] C. ROTBAY gandara-gdla, s. Inter- of the michelia champaca. e a fragrant course, connexion with, interference, com- tree so named. merce. 8. Rog3edes gandha-bidu, s. A kind of salt used in medicine. C. T‘Od;séé R gandawattige, s. A picce of wood nailed across a door to strengthen it. S. Rope3Teeror® gandha-mdrjdla, s T. B. A0VDB, RoTDY, ganda-vadi, The civet cat. gandavidi, See romae. §. RopBIPGIRHE S gandha-mddha- T. B. AODXD gand’asari, s. An excellent na-parvata, s. The name of a celehrated scented rice. mountain. C. 7\’05? gandala, s. A cave. 2. tumult 5 8. ROGTwNF gandha-milshike, . § confusion, 7e@eR, AcByIneR a tumultuous, The musk rat. noisy man. c. Rogue ey gandhardgdla, s. Con- fusion. ReTTvRY J93) to throw info con- T. B. 0D gandi, [3,03]s. A wen. fusion T. B. RoDF gandika, See 1)opw. T. B. A0DQ gandini, [R)o8R] 5. A tree. 8. AoQE gandharva, s. A horse. 2. a my e musician of the demi-gods, having a human 8. Aol gandila, s. cardamum shrub. face and a horse’s body. RoFSF e charm- A 0. Bl gandu, s. Poison. 2. black. ( ing music. RoTIF I g superior horse, a 3. a scar or swelling. riet SR having be- celestial musician’s horse. [pletatian ?_J_:)( a come scarred. heavenly courtezan. 2. a very handsome 8 A. C. 70T R w B gandu-gorala, s. Shiva, woman. 7ToZSF IAT the clouds assuming va- with a black throat from the poison lodged rious forms, as a house, trees, animals, &ec. in it. 2 rutting, madness, of an elephant. c. Koqfidégjfi gandhawattige, See noB 3. arrogance, insolence. 8 o’j@é,’a?’\’. S. '/‘\)O"qi gzl?zd/’aa, s. Sandal woed. o ned C i ) s. RoQs8 gandhavati, s. The name of a superior sort of sandal. DO ¥ 1ot scented a city. 2. the earth. 3. the mother of Vydsa, G sandal. o3 RoB red sandal wood. =0 Roy 8. ROGPRT, Ropeom gandha-vaha, sandal made red by admixture with other in- 3 § gredients. 70t T a stone for grinding san- gardha-viha, s, T ne w ind or air, as the dal on. roy FTra, noy INF the aggregate conductor of smell. of perfumes. S. RopQl gandhavidi, s. Sandal powder. Rotd o7}, new €39 sandal oil. = rictt 3 g chip of sandal wood. nRoTTwy, - 22 8. 70Qa9T gandha-sdra, s. Scented a sectarian sandal spot. fatelat o % w 2] a cake of sandal powder. sandal powder. RoTT FTRTR g piece of san- C 8. RoRRoGT gandha-sindhura, s. A dal woced. rog €80, mol BB to gri])d (. rutting elephant. sandal to powder. nots 7e¥ a scented kind S. K)O(‘{SD:DD gmed/za'/cfiu, s. The musk rat, of sandal. noy WBEFo, noy & =9 o0 I smearing a kind of shrew mouse. G, sandal on the person. Ro% TP to smear sandal powder on the body. C. "ogoneey gandhdydli, s. Association, o company, intimacy. e33 RomemyR EWR 8. RopT gandhaka, s Brimstone, sul- Iy @¢3 do not associate with him. phur. RNeT® T O] 8, roz® THeedS sulphuric I wn A O@?) gandhini, s. The name of atree. acid ReTwT ¥ a match. rot’F W& a brim- }n S. stene candle. rlezF L% to make sulphuric 70@@ gandhila, s. An old fox. A acid. ToT® B prepared brimstone, RoT# 7)) . RoQweS %o gandhdttama, s. The 15 T 8 the strong smell of brimstone. cc ,nmon date-tree. ) 850 T oS nee e i A. C. AO3 ganna, s. Stealth cunning. C. AR 3 (/Q/J(u](l, adj. Bruised, as straw craft, de T. B. [¥3] great, respectable by the feet of cattle i — ) FNoTIR Teoy TpjN T3 P g a3y Jery noJdo c. ANIS gaggina-nela, s. Rough, FROTRD. ‘BZ? we \‘IH o0 rst to the field of it " stony ground. battle, and carry off the head of Arjuna by C. ANTTHRY gaggi-padugu, s. Corn stealth. trodden a second time. ol C. AoZPw3T ganna-ghdtaka, 5 A €. /\/\323 gaggudi, ady Rough, ston, great rorme, cheat, or deceiver e d I ¢ O & A Q. /\o%)) gampu, [=ox] Smell, odour. CoTA 87"J0J -quttige, s. A throat C. AO% gampe, s. A basket f 1 it Lhol\(,u with grief, &c. T. B. A2 RT gambira, [+3»rd]s. Cam- €. AR O gaggure, s. Horripilation. 77 phor S to horripilate. IR 8. A0ZIOD Jmh(;]&((rt, s. The margosa tree. -— /\/\3 © gaggula, s. Alow caste. X S. /\O OTS (/a,nb]ma, adyj. Profound, deep. ._J_J oA gaggusi, s. A loose peg. 2 hfmombln reverend, venerable dignified ) 7 : 8.0 no]s 990, RowiB R a deep sound nowy @ gaggeda, s. A rough,stony place. 2 1) W 8T D g dignified man fiOru\uy ® a ruttine é i N o > gaggeva, s. A dolt, blockhead — A or restive elephant C AS0) I gaggont, s. A wild sort of ) potherb C. RODTY Ad JafzdizzatZ((J?t, v. n. To be na handsome or pleasing. ®,7 pleasingly. C /\&35%'3 7 Ecro’c%fig gachikkane, har C. AOD>Z gammane, [sw@] adv. Fra- guchulklkane, s. The sensation of a thorn hors grantly. 2. quickly 73,3 @32 come quickly piercing the foot v roIF S»R to do quickly C. ReF>F> gachuku, s. Mud. BB vk nm Sl to fall into the mud. . RO NS gammyate, s. Mobility C. ANOAR gamsu, v. a. To huff, Dbluster (6% /\c:r'? /\ S‘AJ(ZC]L(Z]&CZOZZ, gachcha- storm. g 7, s. Any thuw drunk with the vessel S. AO®T Ja77?]l(l?‘a, s. A cave in a rock. touching the lips. (655 /\5%(\) Ja/L/»(me, adv. Quickly A. C N © gachchari, s. Blusterin I C. /\f%D/\ gakkariga, s. A deformed storming V. . To join together 2. to il man, cripple. finish Al S. AR&I= gagatarve, s, The ocimum C. TIDT achcharuva-kallu, N ® sanctum Ve "NYSF the ocimum gratis- s. A stone uged to grind chunam Svmuwm c. 723 B gachchare, s. Haste 2 Con-~ 1 gl i 8. ARS gugana, s. The sky. nnS Sed fusion. nnS T3, [the jewel of the sky] the sun C. RezD %3 gachchdlu, s. Al diar, 2 a C. AR D gaggar, A broken drum bOuStLl a drunkard. 1 ¢ C. AR DFE3, gaggari-katte, s. The base . ) J(zc7¢c7¢2, See RE of the pillars of a verandah Z . j-\) I C. AAD, AR T gaggari, gaggare, s g% /\?J fJacfic‘lttfzc, gachchige, ol ) o B sfloncc, ‘nmgance. A petticoat & spherical bells worn on the legs by religious mendicants, small pieces of . /\ad Ooo?a gachchi-yenne, s A dvy metal on a horse’s bridle, on the sticks of ing 011 or varnish 0 post-runners,&c. R0 et g stick with C. Re3> gachelu, s. Mortar, plaster, slime. jingling pieces of iron on it 2 brag 3 Luffing 7 z*’ 1&5“3 to heat spear with the same chunam for mortar © g lime-mill ey, 08 C. ARDDVAD gaggari-baggar, A nem WYY to brag aunt boast R FTE top that does not spin well to frighten, storm (l;‘l co 51 7) " o C. Re3 _-,) N gachchu-giri, s. Plasterin o o S. AREJVSVET gaja- -nimelika, 5. Coud [} Lead) 0 (o~ A5 B 1o plaster tradicting, denying. C. AeFd /\JSY‘QQ PIcS: 35590, Re3 Q‘?/\ S. A&T8 gaja-pati, s. A king, sovereign. gachchu-gunadava, gachehu- da/ a, . a king of the Delhi dynasty. gachchuliga, s. A vain boaster. 2. an S /\85039;3@ gaja-pippali, s. A large insolent, i1l behaved man. kind of long pepper. urda, s. The ancient Delhj C. Re3$> RwTDS gackchu-gorava, s, A S. ReYys gaja-p man dressed in a mask to frichten children. 8. RATI0T> gaja-pdndu, s. A disease so called Ol /\8*) QD ¢ Jaclcclzulzz, s. Vaunting, boast- 8. RenIPTY gaja-mdddla, s. A tree ing, b‘ ag. so called C. Re3> B0F gachchu-valake, s. A pes- tle for pounding mortar. C: A gayaru, v.n. To huff, bounce, bluster, storm. v. a. To shake as a cloth, C. /\26&@ O3, “0 oc\.@wof)ob /\78:?? &e BFINRT D (AR Y] SR<oh rxd. @ )50 = «r 2 Fooy U F0oY /\Juiu gachche- ]wclqu, Jac7a7¢c7z7ae~ §300 FpNTI (the elephant) coming stormed hodeyu, gachche-guttu, . n. To die. upon him undaunted, he leaped roared, and struck him on the temples. C. A& gaja, s. A yard. 2. a yard measure 7R RBBW 7% oDy, how much a yard P S. A&%b(saogow gau-vidwdmsa, s, A to ram a gun with a ramrod nE R38 cal- very learned man culation of timber measure. C. N&ORSB Thronged n® T, n= gadgayt, adj ne =43 crowded. F® a yard measure. a standard in purchasing elephants. C. R&ORReS ¢3) gajd-gdtra, s. A mixed 8. A& gaja, s. An elephant n= RA3Y an multitude of different castes flfaarmg\}ya?m elephant’s provender . an enormous mouth- to be mixed and crowded together, as differ- ful. r=mind a woman of dignified gait lik ent castes in a market & FocWan elephant’s frontal c. Re3edad gayi-bijt, s. Complication, en- an elephan globe n 330, AR Wy lion, the enemy of tanglement, confusion. TERER WIE g writing the elephant n® 330 ® o} nR SIpFowd of which the letters run one into another. R 3»3 confused talk, a speech indis- Shiva, dressed in an eluphmt s skin. fifi‘o;é B0 g man who is so rich as to possess an tinctly heard. mewe &»n7 a rough road, 7® [gt=1a0N) clephant n® 2o g young elephant 0 T8, to whisper, to speak so as not to be [} 23022 900 Jwwe to confuse, en- ), 1@IS Gandésha, with the head of an ele- properly heard o} 8, "= 8oB, N® ITT, NE JYo® g tangle ©ORTY RPVBLBISRTIWEH there 1S phant n& 298 the madness of herd of elephan a hum here and there in the city an elephant 7 I F, "B InIJo8 gn ele- C. R&PO S gajummane, s, The manner phant driver r® 0% the figure of Lakshmi in which a tumbler strikes himself on the RECFIB an with an elephant on each side ground. elephant-goad C. R& R, /\8d 5, AL /\dfia'fi 7 e_\) e~ C A&U(C%c gaa karni, s. A ring-worm 7> gajuga, wac/ada, gajjegada- Ve . To C. NBNAIDON gaja-gumm, mele, gajjugu, s A shrub bearing 2 ne strike the shoulders, &c., on the ground, as prickly berry, wilandina bonducella. mblers in gymnastic exercises. AT T its fruit or berry, used for mar bles Rerry W93 T an unnatural white protube- CoBd gaja-danda, s. A weapon so alled ance from an eye that has perished C/\ C. AR ¢ J'(/]f.??l, s. Poor rice lands eXBIeT gaju-mddu, v, a. To drive C R0 gaja-nimbe, s. Alarge kind away as cattle, &ec. of lime T. B. A% gaje, See © CO 52 o r 4 e \ON) raYe M 3,63, Con C. RQ &> gajjalu, s. The groin. 2. a cow’s c. RE gatn See # 3 uduv neen w8 the groin to be affected by : é’uj gatru, s. The hump of an Indian ox. a sore in some other part of the body. ?‘(a?) c. A J(l(](l, s. A place for fording a river, F0WB the cavity of the groin ne e)) 'L,hom, 3. (% a ferry a fixed time for payment e W &z Regy the groin to be in pzun. TS "B Z) a loan. a ferry, or the place a river. D0 RB a o /\é gajje, s. Spherical bells worn on where a boat crosses the lef’*s. on¥ NB g t Mfl =, zmw’o to put bells on one’s term for payment of money self. 7<c~ -‘B—r’rfi 135) bel]s to tinkle. ne Lgb JUF DO )y e ) monthly term 73 g yearly term. %3 NG nes T’%‘S the suund of these bells el ~ L8] - ~ Jend an ad- 7 13 g loan without interest a ceremony of investing dancing girls with vance of pay, earnest, hansel \[N bells ne, wpe worship paid to such bells. A. C. AT gada, particle, Is it not? is he RE O F g (rold and pearl necklace with small not ? you know, &c. SIONB BRTONB ?FK:’ o bells filling up angles therein. BoCNB %3&» WIFoRB oinf onB 1 Scfl@ s 1t _JQ,) 3 T Be /X e gala, Sece 3 not I?am I not a hero? know ye that I shall T. B. ALT Jataka, See F¥? not pay tribute ? See ! I shall come in a rage. I shall certainly fight And conquer too. c. R&BE gatakate, adj Quarrelsome, contentious. C. ADORS RGR0e3 gadanchi, gada- 165, c. RE3o, R&T> gataku, gatuku, . ganchu, A range to set vessels, &c. up- hy § ) Dried or parched, as land with long mouoht on y] a frame-work C. RBAB gada-gada, interj. Ho !ho! See! c. ABARETBR» gata-gata-kudiyu, Tirongeh v. n. To drink with a gurgling noise. See ! c. R8I gatane, See 743 C. ABARBI DR gada-gada-nadugit, v. \ i c. A& R, RE20DRB galdni, gatdike, To shiver with a chattering noise, as in agu adj. Close pressed. TR to press or beat C /\d/\@@fi) oM RIRETIODNDEOTD s 0 close gada-gada-widu, gada-gaddisi-wo- C. AW gafisu, v. n. To knock one against du, ».n. To read fluently without stoppin gt another. c “"““’oéS wB%Ys gada-gutii-horalu, L1382 /\(%5 gatta, See 3. v. . To roll about in anguish. C. RE& u(d% /\W ) e3 stickss J(/;'mdelbe, gat- C. RBARE,IToR> gada-gutti-nadugu, 100 tadadike, See under See RBIRBIBIN. - L b Co. A a. N ;SJar]a—leda7za, s. Thunder. & 3,89, RS guall gattane, See > 13 b3 =3 . 2 a noise in the bowels ¥ €3 C. RBeFo0 gadachdda, See #2338 under _)"‘ A& ZSJUDBJ(lft{Z(Z!IppU, See under ¥ nAT. C ~CS Jum, See ?%, oo 08 A. C. RBD gadana, s. Assemblage, mass C \ hI RE, RGN gattige-payasa, s, A herd, multitude, cluster. drink made of wheat, sugar milk, poppy- P C. NG a3 gadane, gadane, [ried] seed, &c V! s. Esteem, regard, care for. RBHZIND to be it . A8 atfita, for LT, of 33,5, cared for nac%S without caring for. RB g e Se®d), NEAW to esteem, care for IVWTRIIF . RE3, X gattisu, v. a. To cross, ford B3, LW” B35 not caring, in his own mind I pass by for one of them. Ui C /\5353,2 gatiu, s. The crisis of a disease. 2. 134 ! a pass or ghaut 3. a mountain rock 4 c. Re2T gadatara, adj. Stout, thick strong ol (¥%2) a tank bank 78,38 33 merchan- dise from below the ghauts N \’Sa) 99 g(lJadf[, (/dabu, See NB3. Ill < AT & 3 > RGIB gada-badt, gada- -bi- C. NC,00 gattun, s. Indra’s weapon. (8] v UJU 2 w s R (et g, di, [R&2E€] 5. Hum, bustle, ado, confusion. digi, gadige-gadape, s. An earthen ves- sel "B wRERH, "B Wawced confusedly, helter- nan 53¢ gn earthen vessel filled with skelter. RABWE INR), NEVWE I2B to do a combustible ingredients, and let off as a fire- work. or thing too hastily, to make a bustle or ado, to nan nod vyessels and baskets, putinto confusion. RBWRTRT, RBWEBINS gne kitehen utensils. apt to be confused, or one who confounds or () . rosoy gadiwdla, See ro. confuses. n3wd © to be put into confu- C . RBT> gadisu, v.a. To collect, amass, sion, as by sudden alarm, &c. RBEWH ;c'o% acquire. tidings that put a place into an uproar. E=21 C. RBTH, AITOR> gaduku, gadugu, T g ST, fléuaofiwfiw"‘zfi this man is fa- adj. Stout, thick. miliar with every one, or at home any where. REWRL NIHs a free man, one who is at home C. RBIRED, gadu-guttu, v.n. To roll every where. Ewke I jabber, prate. about in distress or anguish. C. RToZT gadutara, s. Stoutness, thick- C. ATORTIN, 7\’33?\)7\%&3@(& gadavi- ness. adj. Thick, stout, robust, hale, strong, sa-huvva, gadasigana-huvvu, s, The powerful. REETINE to make thick. [aYeSE] flower nauclea cadamba. TN, RBDTA stoutly, thickly, R@v80T stouf, €. ABY gadavu, s. A fixed term for pay- thick. ment. RBJID), "B IR 9, n. To fix a term C. RBYY gadupu, s. A notch in a stick to for payment. 2. to notch a stick. hold a string. RBTY BB, "BV to make C. RBRD gudasari, adj. Strong, robust, such a notch. stout. 7@ T0E™ to become stout, robust, &c. C. Ao, AT, ABYY gaduba, ga- C. Raoed, AwoR gaddpi, gaddni, s. An dubu, gaduvu, s. A term, a fixed time s independent woman, or one who is heedless for payment. 2 an instalment. R3J Ind of what others say. rm¢3383 independence, Fuego, NEI FHY, to fix a term for payment. disobedience. R 3 X Zeg7 the term to be elapsed. &» €. R@E®T, ARGV, AGED gaddra, ga- v R&3) the first instalment. ddru, gaddri, s. Aniron crow-bar. . A3 gadula, s. A hump-back. A. O, RGBT gaddvane, s. Ostentation, . AT, ABITSI gadusu, gadusu- pomp, display. tana, s. Severity, strictness, cruelty. =253 c. 7\')5292 g(llf(ll_ll', s. A successful man, one 0% the severity of a blow. 23 ATSAVEVIR oSy who has acquired wealth. viclence of abuse. nRFB, RBUS severe, strict, rough, hard, cruel, rigorous. faf=bucal c. R®, AQ>Y gadi, gadiwdla, s. A district. 2. a fortified place. 3. a limit, & a tyrant, a rigorous man. R@IA roughly, boundary. 4. a fastening to a native door. 5. harshly. place, abode. ne 2wkd, BB +¢ g hill fort, a C. ATOTI gaduil,u, s. Strength, might, fortified fort. na FgP g stone set to mark the prowess. boundary. ne] 0, Nk 5e&F banishment. C. AT gade, See 1. Rag WIT IR, 1R T8 o banish, transport. ¢. 73 gadda, s. The chin. 2. the beard. ne F3 to pass or violate bounds. S R& the W 3. bank, shore. ¥ W 13 a thin beard. ] fastening of a native door fixed in the floor. S0 1 a large beard. %we8 R’E g heard like 7iecd R a door fastening attached to the [ate a goat’s. %O ©Z aman with a cat’s beard. wall. n2 w3 to fasten a native door. 33 ndoR) proud of one’s beard. ng wem 2w to take a fenced city. B2 FoFo to entreat a person by taking hold c. A%, ABTORE gadi, gadi-kdgada, of his beard or chin. NIEPS 0 o nE W3R, fi:ée'z 0, “@23 s. Ten quires of paper. na WREF to ¥=0 to let the beard grow. have the beard shaved. c. ROF .(/(ld’l'lt‘(f, s. Acquirement, amassing. - < C. RO, RO, RORATD gadige, ga- C. 7\JZ§5 gadde, s. A bulbous root. 2. an 854 ned3 3, Vs ulcer. 3. a lump, clod, clot. BehS 7 g C. Reowoy ganacheln, s, "Chicken-pox. fit sweet potatoe. FVgoh A, K0ForE a radish. 2 a small red insect. ftee YUg, 7% an onion. WU RE g potatoe. T C. Reawd, Reoe3d, Reoxdedd ga- N DT 1 the scab of a sore. S0 7E the bank of a river. najali, ganajili, ganajari-béru, s. Hog- $wFOT "B a clot of curdled weed, Boerhavia diffusa alata. R the milk, 2@ 5% the verge or extremity of a chicken-pox. country or island. s, €{08 1Z the platform C. Reo%XOY gana-jdla, s. The host of gods. of an idol’s car. @3 R a slant, descent. ¥ the stock of a plantain tree. S. /\:’aéjfia gana-traya, s. Gods, men ul, 333 ri:% the bulbous root of a lotus. B3 fi% tlle and gi.ants or demons. root termed caladiwm esculentum. Fon Tfi‘; S. 7\’@69‘5@ gana-dravya, s. Common 0 TH the root termed tacca pinnatifida. © b (<} ?éf-\.ij, stock, public property. nE M to coagulate, curdle, become inspis- 8. REOIOG, REATONT, RTS8 ga- sated, as milk. 73 T InD to transport, na-ndtha, gana-ndyaka, gana-pati, oD banish. & BRTAEW to wear away, as a river s. Ganésha, chief of demigods. does its banks. A& FodWnw bulbous and 0. "eed ganane, s. Regard, esteem. 2. 8l ot pod vegetables. w@h R®E a bubo. calculation. 7SR to respect, regard, care ¢. AT gadde, adj. Chief, principal. 7% 3 for, make account of. { ;L“ a master, chief person. 8. RPee3E 3, RevTOG S gandrcehane, 0 Jak A. C. AR gadhana, See nze. gana'ra'dfiane, s. A ceremony among the A. C. Ro3F gadhdvane, s, Noise, re- linga people of inviting their priests, washing port, rumour. 0 ff their feet, drinking the water, as a mode of S. R gana, s. A flock, multitude, host, o e expiation, and feasting them. RmeesrS Fwnm, class, tribe. 2. a body of troops consisting A& 08 J»3 to perform this ceremony. of 29 chariots, 81 horse, and 135 foot. 3. a gyl class of inferior deities, attendants on Shiva, 8. AeovR, T gundshtaka, s. Right verses ol in praise of Ganésha. and under the special superintendence of Ga- wésha. 8. Red gani, s, A mine, quarry. ToS3 Re3 4. (in arith.) a number. 5. a kind a place where pearls abound. 2038 Red g of perfume. 6. a sect in philosophy or reli- st BB RED gold mine, W o2 kera) ned a pot-stone quarry, gion. 7. a foot of three syllables. S3rie the race of men. n dhe8 Red g kind of white chalk pit. i the race of gods. LR - os3 dividing amongst, apportioning to se- S. AT ganika, s, A village accountant. 3 1 veral parties. sty S. AedE ganike, s, A dancing girl. C. ReeoRY> ganangalu, s. Servants of C. RedT ganike, s. A joint or knot in cane. Shiva. 2. Linga priests. BRBROONRYY ger- Joug 2. the quill in a weaver’s shuttle. 8. a joint vants of Shiva. < of the fingers, the knuckle. ¥2,3 Rc32 the Ke ReOT ganaka, s, A letter carrier. 2 . ln\’l oS joint in a sugarcane. oS T2 the joint in an astrologer. any stalk or straw. G268 Red¥ the joint of S. AT RE yazza-]ai,ta, s. The constel- a reed-pen. 7eF e a sore on the joints lation, &c., under which a person is born. ‘{ Al of the fingers. e 8. ReoBwe 8 gana-kdli, s. A sum in a- C. RERENTE ganike-gida, s. A shrub, the o rithmetic. fruit of which resembles, in shape and bun- C. REOREITRD gana-gana-dhwani, s, ches, currants. T3 1ed? g black sort, Foxy) The tinkling sound of a bell. RN 3 g, n. ne3=2 g red kind. { 3 To tinkle. hold c. Red1rwBwed ganigila-tére, s. Bar C. REDR, REINS ganagalu, gani- ingtonia acutangulata. gilu, [=ene0] s, The oleander. S. R e ganita, s. Caleulating, computa~ tion, arithmetic. 2. an astrological treatise. C. REOAIDED ganaguvand, s. Attempt- ing. 2. calculation. adyj. counted, numbered, computed. nedd@m l 4 5 5 ned raYafch) B 8,R3%8% an astrologer, one who casts up na- S . 230 3 gata-chétana, s. Departed tivities neds s 638 3T astrology 2. life, death. ady. dead arithmetic. Red8 Roed D to cast up a nativity s. Azvo0T gatambaka, s. One who has 33 %»3) the key to astrology ne38 Enm lost his sight. ”0 to take an account. s. 7\’9%8) gatdbda, s. The past year. C. /\.Q'z@) gamlbml@, s. The tinkling of S. 7\’90@0/\ 3% gatdnugatika, qq;. Suc- a bell cessive, in rotation, one after another 0. REBTD, RodoR)y ganisu, ganimpu, C. A58 TR gai tdrtave, s Anold woman v. a. To calculate. 2. to esteem, regard. 3 in whom menstruation has ceased See PO 8. A3 gati, s Destiny, fortune, fate, con- C. Reoazd ganubu, s. Ajoint of the finger dition. 2. patronage, protection, support. 3 D) a knot in cane, &c. heaven, future blessedness. 4 ablht_\, , power. C. A& gane, s. An oar or long pole, to 5. motion, moving, progression. Nw a good N push along a boat in low water. 2. a stick condition, good fortune, 2 heaven TONFS staff, pole [®7%] an arrow BBy RS g a bad condition. 2. future misery [STat! § bamboo pole T S RIS g sugarcane. TCROW what will happen. &nr8 what will not hap- 8 #& a tumbler’s pole. SED R’Ed g boat- pen. S8, 18 A such is my fortune. 3 C, man’s pole. 2 DD to ascend a tumbler’s N 29Iy XwsoF A 2T 38 18 |y an I have no sup- pole. IR [FweIFM] A& a stick used by bs) © 3 IE3 WED 8, port except you SR N8 xay boys at the Dasara feast Re3ned a boat- C. there is no heaven for him who does not for man 2. a tumbler. p sake sin. S Tov /0% IIR "8 9y T am not A c. A@”?u&b@s ganegeli-huvvu, See able to discharge that debt )% 118 the mo- Re3AwBweed I tion of the planets. %3, 18 the motion of 8. R&eeD ganésha, s. The god of difficul- the stars (S} Fo0 1a the progress of time A ties and remover of obstacles As such he is IF Bwy 1e perdition. Ywz F négalvation (. invoked at the commencement of all under- 78 retrogression, uneven, crooked motion. C, takings, and is represented as very corpulent n8 Bwd to give sal- B35 & fate, destiny 0. and having an elephant’s head with one tusk n&n ww to die, pass vation, support, &c. broken. away 18 &or to be destitute. S. A& ganya, adj. Numerable, what may G, C. RSB gatuku, v.n. Tolap, asa dog* be counted 2. honourable, worshipful, to 2. to eat. s. Hesitating in reading 2. the 05 be revered on) negg highly esteemed ?'i{"qg foot turning on one side in walking. 3. & 5, S2® to number. 2. to esteem, regard, revere, jolt 7870 W% the foot suddenly to turn B care for on one side in walking 2. to jolt S. N Jata, adyj Past one, antecedent c. A8 gattu, s. Huffing, storming, blus- 2. known. ©?% 73 in the bones, as a fever. N3y 70, 1B FoNR g blusterer. n tering. enns I living till the bones decay, as & Fn® to bluster. men are said to have done in the %8 R F5903 8. R8003T gatyantara, s. Another lot G age. 208 R in the flesh, as a fever. other help, &c. adj. Safe, secure, supported / 78 326 living till the flesh decays, as in the = 9 . & SeC= S. RO gada, s. Sickness, disease BRSE0R age. G S in the skin, as a tarian mark in the form of a rhomb (1l fever wr n3d e living till the skin Iy [oFc] A. C. RTRoYY gadagampi, s, Confusion. decays, as in the ©3§¥T ©wr age. fa C. ABATIBIR, ABRIE,STBoR> gada- 3)e2 living as long as there is food, as in the L) 0 R g to rise gada-nadugu, gada-gutti-nadugu, present OBWA or iron age. g} as stars. n8 2 to set as stars. V. N To shiver with noise, as in ague, &c. C, T C. Z7TADXD gada-gadisu, v.n. Toshake, C. AST> gataku, See nEw. quake. . RBRREN, gata-goshti, s. News that as f C. AT is known, stale news. AT gadadu, gadade, s, € ~ 3 J 6 P e o n3 J fi?fic{ el The fetid smell of cattle urine. 2. the smell ™ to spread out a carpet, &c., to sit on. of sheep, &ec. nE® WeESw to stink. R 7 @ to tell one his or her fortune. o L] g o b C. ATY gadapu, s, A heap, herd, flock. A 208 &3 a fortune teller’s basket 7"52) oo 2. a fine. . FRW to give a seat. C. ATBL, ATe gadamu, gadabu, ¢ e K%?\?J gaddipu, gaddisu, nTE Soe faYaleb v. a. & n..To drive cattle. B, S driving cattle. 2. See next word. o FL?) gadde, s. Paddy land, wet land. 2 C. AT, ATORL gadaru, gadarisu, a clot or lump. 3. abank or embankment. oA ne =, a bank, dike, embankment. Fo v. a. To huff, brow-beat, storm, reprove, rebuke. ne wet land cultivated in the wet season. RTL reproof, the act of reproving. fe, ol B3 ne wet land cultivated in the hot sea- w“ b! S 7\'505)33 gaddgraja, s. Krishna, elder son. [A] B €T, brother of Gada. ?WL% nS, N ) K"O T3S, 7&2 REWTN el - S 7S D) the ridges or banks which separate paddy 0'5332;)) gaddyudha, s. A dubused fields. \C > W3 EBWEW, Ry, e F) to pare as a weapon. down the ridges of a paddy field. flr;:‘)fi DT i S /\GDO\#)L\CCS) gadd-yuddha, s. A fight 0 80n% to turn off water into a paddy field. with clubs. ng, N T F¥Yy to water a paddy field by . rOT> gadiku, See n3vw. chanmnels. 77 ¥¢ #:¥% to have paddy wecd- S. A03 gadita, adj. Spoken, said. ed. Rz o, RZ Tezzy, 7\‘:t3 B2 to have c a paddy field ploughed. n C TRWECR WO fn AT, 1OV gudimu, gadimisy, Sce RBI®0 gnd "D the paddy field is ready to reap. n B2 03“«}5 [ame o w2 the paddy field is reaped. n Y, A. 0. 7QT> gadiry, [#a3] s, Efful t=} ence, no, TR the wet crop. lustre, radiance, ray. ne, BT w wet il . C. ATFO gadukam, s. Pride,insolence. and dry land, or wet and dry cultivation. & € % ©&F a man who cultivates paddy. g ROB> gaduku, See noow. R ot joll F0c¥ a water fowl, as a crane, &c. C. RTB> gadudu, See rewm. J ol a paddy field. C. — = il N ) A gadupu, gaduvu, e [82:5)) C. R’Zéfio@dafi:@f‘s gedde-madi-rumd- u S ee 1 - . le; e A large handkerchief with squares. C. N (D00 0> gadumu, v. a. To push, extend. C. AV 33T gadde-mara, S An instru- 2540 ATB> gaduru, See ned. meu used for levelling ploughed paddy fields. S. rS gade, s. A club, mace, cudgel. C. A BRYF gadde-molike, s, The g i S, “KC}\L’J, A DT gadgade, gadgadike, paddy plant. y 0 ot s. A low, inarticulate, sobbing sound, expres- [of n (WP 8, "o S. ‘/?Cizgv gadya, s. Prose. Roy S prose sive of joy or grief. P {\d % C in- and verse. distinct utterance from excess of joy or sor- €. Ao SE° gadydna, s. A weight used et TOW. in weighing silver. 5 (i _/'\JCE)&?:E@ ga(]dd—blfl’lé, s. A quinsy. T. B. A3 gana, See 3. ! c. KZ?)@, 7\’(2)@)3, Kigd gaddala, gad- C. A3 ganabu, s. A herd, flock, heap. 6[(![21, gad&l(l?’a, s. Confusion, distur- 0 4% T. B. 3% ganaha, [#s=]s. A name of 3 bance, noise, mob. 2. talking nonsense. Shiva. ! I o) - 3, alk ax familiarity. T“\EZ')U "Z 0% to m Cunfnéifif“ "\. C. 7\_(-3*0_51'.33 gaflal&aru, S. ]31‘&111})3113, confusion, uproar. R © S5 a man who 3 g[yh" persons respected. makes himself at home every where. 7 gani, See Re. Al Gl J73\, AR gaddige, gadduge, (@) H o o o 116, O S A seat of honour, a throne 2. fortune, A} g(zm'ba, s. Anenemy, adversary. o as told by women, &c. 7‘1% f&oflo;fi;} T 4 0% to C. (;3 gane, s. A lamp or clot. ¥ enthrone, to make sit down-on a sea T, g 711; o : 7\“*3% gannda, [73] adj. Respectable, v(]l!d& : o - 4 [a¥-sXal fi:fis&s honourable. 2 1mportant oreat 3. See S. ReeT gabhira, Sce rowss. NoY. NSy Nod? great pride ?fiNA‘T\Ju\v\) a C. AR gama, s. Swell, scent, odour. great friend, a very respectable man. s. Ho- Al C. AROT gamaka, s. Loftiness, inso- nour, = o O lence, pride. 2. eagerness, great desire. adj C. A o A\ N@(\)DQ '/(1]1(( -gape-tinnu, v, a. Lofty, proud, morose. &% a lofty woman, To eat voraciously S. ARVITRDIVR gamaka-samdsa, s, C. ARATOTT Ry gapa-gapa-badu- in gram. An example capable of different /collu, v. n. 'To shiver, as with acue. constructions T. B. AT gapura, See 373 C. A>T gamakisu, v. n. To leap, ¢ C: Jump. 2. to try “;)&3 gappata, s. A cover to keep out ain, &c. C. ADoTo, ADIADOTOT gamaku, ga- G c. "8, RB gappati, gappada, s. ma-gama-nara, s Fragrance, odour. Any thing that has a covering. H. A3 gamaji, s. Blustering, storming. R IR to bluster. (] C /\f}b)‘ A L\)’}) gappdla, gappdle, s. Running round till giddy M gamana, s. Going, proceedin I C. Jdbd, s. The throbbing of an inflam- move- marching, moving, motion, course (8 mation. 2. eagerness in eating. 4 [5) ent attention. ®0 % )¢ AT cohabi- zmRawS the C.7 C. AT S0BC00 gabakkane-hidiyu, tine with a strange woman. ph To gulp or swallow ravenously self-immolation of a woman with the corpse of RTINS going and coming. le C. AR gaba-gaba, s. Eagerness as her husband g applied to eating 2. the throbbing of a sore, 8. A% gamant, s. An incestuous person. R &ce nw KW % to eat voraciously nw N N8I incest. LOEW to throb, as an inflammation. nw n I C S Jamalu, ». n. To be vehement or &, to throb ) Q clear, as a fire. s. Odour, scent, smell, stink. G, C. 7B, AT gabadu, gabaru, v, C. ARIDONRS gamdisu, v. n. To befra- frg To seize on, pounce on, overwhelm grant, odoriferous. O C. RIOTF gabddike, s. Covetousness — 6\ S. Ao 2%, A0SR gamusu, gamiyt- § avarice. v A Su, ». n. To go, march, move. (ot C /\afi?}m@so; gabddisi-tinnu, o C. A0vy gamulu, See K. A To eat voraciously, as cattle, &c. A . RS2, gammu, | ¥5%] s. Spring. LY C. RS galbukkane, s A mode of S . swallowing quickly R3S 5 9amya; ady Attainable, accessible. i S. RGO gaya, s, A celebrated place of d C. AR gabugubalu, s. Terror, a- RAVNRWISTINR) | RNV Y Hindu pilgrimage in the Behar district th larm, tumult S. an an alarm to be raised 7{or R 32 yayani, s. The name of a king. G, S . mfifisufijda de(tl‘(tld?fl, s. Persons B /\&)fu:)d Jabblu(l, See TwprT G 7 See RBF residing at Gaya. T. B. 78, 78 abba, gabha, alld fiwf . Oy s, Afi:)“\a%J J((Ja—fishetra, s. The 'flp A. C. AeNDRS gabbarisu, v. a. To dig holy land of Gaya. )Y 2. to touch . B. RO gaye, sl A mace. T3 0B /\c) gabbi, Sece under #37. o, A7 €9, AODTe (Q?';JJ'@"%?, /\OJTfi B / 7 stml\ n gabbu, s A fetid smell, €33 gayydli, g J(ZJJ(lll _mdli, gayyd- nRed frfes? 20 Ty A w5, ¥ a disgusting, filthy play ll-sfietw?, s. A troublesome, quarrelsome, 50?3 @ to stink. 4(v~. noisy, or unmanageable woman. 9. a craity 052 50 Ly S /\C‘J (/ab/’wsz‘z, s. A sun or mcon beam, woman Re3my S craftiness. 2. self- will, a ray 0111 it unruliness. 3." quarrelsomeness. (“nmu o~ (919 [ate] neod . AT gara, s. Poison. . B. [3)¥] an evil T. B. ATDTHESI00 gara-badeyu, See #3 & Spirit 230 A. C. AT ~ =)ol &@63 1 ONY /\60/\\{ o.)-) T. B. AT2S garashane, See 95rs. Bee3,30 g Jq7~a7zaJala (zalla/za, ga- C”} c. ATVd, RT3 garashi, garashe, s. A it measure containing 400 marcals. rangela-ballaham-mahdtimanu, s. The sun. § 0. RTR garasu, See Rtz JiereDt 8. ATTT 0 gara-karana, s. One of the B. RBHBI0, ATRHBEIN gara- conjunctions of the planets. kidiyu, gara-hodeyu, [#)=&ecy] v, a. C. ATT, o by ATSINTD garaku, garakd- An evil spirit to seize or smite any one giru, v. n. To be rough, rugged, craggy. DD s /\'d\,f garala, s. Poison. 13 B Shiva, h, (f with the posion lodged in his throat RTERY c. Mfi/\@@) RTARD -8'& garaga-nel- lu, ¢ Jal aga- sannalfiz, s. A fine sort of o7 a poisonous serpent. oo rice. fom S. ROOAD gardgari, . Ap,flmyra tree of the best sort. c. /\dAdA{*“) DETD @ garagara-gan- mt@‘l namuchcfialc, SA kmd of blindman’s buff. H. R0¢0093 gardpaddra, s. A man of 8, 0 respectability 3. ATAD garagari, s. A kind of jingle T. B. ATON garasa, See )3 C. ATADT garagarike, s. Agreeableness e A n 5] C. RO gart, s. A feathe a bird’s wing pleasantness commodiousness b4 cleanli- 3. the feather at the end of an arrow 4. the p (0 ness, purity 1"ORCF@ERA, NIRSBHA com- ld [t modiously, pleasantly, agreeably branch of a tree which has no leaves, as the several species of palm. the leaf of a docr. us e C. ATAR garagasa, s. A saw adj. Full, replete €oAS RO the branch of a G. ATAY garagala, s. New moon in cocoanut tree. ©2® 10 hranch of the areca March. henet nut tree nd FTT to spread or open out the C. ATRIND garagdgiru, v. n To be wings. 71 @VROE to moul TU fragile, brittle, as dry flowers, leaves, &c. A. 0. ROFRY> gari-kollu, v. a. To as- C. ATRRED, garagotiu, See rosrs &3, e3 sail, attack, fall upon. ol I 8. ATEDITTI 0 garajavd-karana, s A Q. /\b§ 0TIV AToB Abfewar certain conjunction of the planets. gariké-hullu, gariké-piche, garuke, H. AT garaju, s, Work, business. 2. s. A kind of bent grass, panicum dactylon want, occasion. e 9 \ nC¥ the same with white blossoms. 3 i H. AT&P2000), RT&P00T garaju-ban- < RO g creeper sort I di, garaju bandu, s, Indifference, apa- T. B. AL garyi, s. A root used for sore ata‘ ) J thy, insensibility 2. getting throuch work eyes. it anyhow. nowwodk8S insensibleness. 2 T B /\%)p% garint, See 7y%<3. J carelessness in doing work. ol o 01 C. A0%) aw garipuchceli, v. n. To spread C. RTB garadi, s. A fencing school ox place out the W 1110 S. i of exercise 2. fencing shelter, ©dag = 8: A0 ¢ szma, s. Weight, heaviness. “ o S a place for fencing noag Fosw, RSy T 2] it respectability (3] the supernatural faculty T, 102 T35S gymnastic exercises. of increasing or decrcasmw one’s weight. B. AT garana, Seen, @, . H, ADN> garimi, s. Heat gl “0 1 B. AT garata, Seen, =3, Jo 70000 garvmuri, adj. Stiff, as starch- B. AT8 garati, Q,.u,riafl. ed clothes. li 0,’? 1 il q:i:: Je AT ¢ garate, s, A w eapon so called. il gt S. ADDH (/m*am(), s. Respectability. P T B OO0 garapisu, v. a. To order, C. 7 D3NS gari-ye cCy 8. /o The leaf of any ) A command palm W 3 > 5 9 S ratelI%) rate i 2 o N3 BT J weaN o a religious mendicant who C. RO gara’u, s. Leaves, grass, &c. parch- ROOIT to goes from door to door with this lamp. ed and dried up for want of rain. be parched, &e. C. RToZeFIPoned . garuda-chan- T. B. ADNSI garivitana, See #SF. nanyi- akki, s. A plump, coarse kind of rice. = S . AW garishtha, adj. Excessively heavy. S. ATG: 9 garudddri, s. A mountain so 5] “ called. excellent, superior, best. . A. C. 7\‘(3?5\.@@@ garisopu, s. A false re- C AToB garudi See neo. port. S. p— N 2 K"o’géiog garuttu, s. A wing. A. C. NC [N N AORRY) gari-huvvu, ATBo2, AT garupu, C. R0, gar‘i—wivu, s. The flower pandanus odora- garubzf, 5/07'217}?])%, v. a. To do. tissiinus. C. AT garubu, s. Emergency, haste, § H. A0 garibanu, s. A poor man. S precipitancy. be) : K@gof)a?i gariyasa, adj. Respectable, C. ATIDNATIDGS garumu-garumand, dignified. s. The noise made in eating cucumbers, &c. § C. 7(630’0-‘?))7% gart-halige, s. The beam C. RT:wsAs garuldgu, See under HE- over the top of a native door way. T. B. ATO garuvd, See B=r- T. B. AToTe008 garukdmanta, Sce [5<) o4 | 9 A. C. RT3DD garuvalt, s. Wind. 1O ?fid)@féoa with Ro3. Hanumania, son of the wind. C, AT {/aruku, s. Stiffness, brittlpness, C. ATIRW garusu, s. Gravel. adj. Gravelly. Crispness. 2. blackness. 2. stiff, coarse, as hair. RToD B to be- § C. ATOR garuga, s. Eclipta or verbesing come gravelly. R Ty to lay down G prostrata. RO 8Y g gravel. rx SV gravelly soil. C. 7\6:7\’.?&585, 7\'607\’0953 garu-guitu, stiff, coarse head of hair. 0 garu-gurrani, ». n. Lo snore, growl, mut- C. ATITRIRTITORS ga7*2zsu—§arzwdgu, T ter, &c. o.m. To become parched, crisp and dry, as 8. RTIBI, A3 08Z, RTIEHF TS leaves, &ec. for want of rain. garudanu, garutmantant, garudd- C. RBO> gareyu, Sce FSEN, ldranu, s. The son of Kashyapa and V- H. 35’@3@ gai'(}'bi, s. A man of respec- oV ICNED) nate, having a human form with a bird’s bill 5 table descent and connections. 2. the brahmany he is Vishaw's vehicle. respectability. kite, which is considered a personification of Cx 7“93 garrane, s. The noise of whirring, Garuda., TOBINR E, 0 images of Garuda snocng, &e. 778)E8R to turn with a whir- and IHanuwmanta placed at the entrance to ) [ k7 to belch with noise. RTIE n =30 Arunda. noue Ty D) ring noise. g8 teraples. =/ C. Vishnw having a figure of Garuda on his 'K'd_;)?\’_‘djé garru-garrand, See 1SS an emerald. "B TS C. ATET garkare, See ¥9¥3. ensign. nOE TG a wooden form of Garuda used to carry an C. RT=CD gar-/xal/zu s. A rugged stone. nSumes3 the seab of an jdol in procession C. AFeT .(/(/!?’]CG(_Z(Z, s. A rough, rugged idol with a figure of Garuda on it. place. 8. RTOBAOSS, Ktfio?é"_&‘bcafi garuda-gam- c. RBe38, garke-neltu, s Grownd bha, garuda-stambha, s. A high stone covered with brush-wood. N pillar before a temple, on which, at festivals, ARETI gargarane, See 133 9 e Vishnw's standard. 3. the a lamp is put. 2 ;\\J ;\; o) g(/?yc’ri, s. A churn. i= § pillar on which Vishnw's steed is repr ed im waiting. NH3E10wdE a lamp with an RRIE 8y, RRET)I gar-gutit, arowl. 5 &, Gargurrani, v. n. To snore, o iron stand carried aboutby mendicants. % 4 (e} [} B %] < ) a lamnp with a form of Garudae on the stand. ’m%;—a’, AeETS garjant, 560 n sor Tfi@a. Al garjita, ga;jtme, s. The rolling of c. RuEgd, R garlani, garly, Se thunder. 2 nowy. the roaring of a lion or wild beast. RFto cho 3. loud shouting, roaring. C. AULE R garldgu, See under Ko, thunder, roar, shout. 8. ADE, ANEF, ANTEI garva, gar- C. ASRE garne, See R3F. RIFD t0 be g vike, garvitana, s. Pride. 8. Rz garta, s 2. the RIF T ROFT, RDFA A hole, pit. proud. AT, fla’rrjo@, e3? hollow of the loins. RIF PonR Iy, a proud man. nIF m‘:é AR 8. Az & gartdta, [to go into holes] s. ® to subdue pride, to humble. il A large rat or bandycoot. 855 B. A3 3 garshane, Sec 3372, i i} S. T. B. A8F garti, [h®2] s A married R@E & garhana, s. Censure, blame. woman. S. y 7\58&“ garfiya, adj. Contemptible, low, 8. AGES gardabha, s. An ass. Raryem vile. T a giant in the form of an ass. A. C. manty K_tjfi garrige, See 3¢, A. C. o, 8. AGEood gardabhdnda, s. A trec ) garri, See 1. so called. " dis c. K@/&_fiyfi garri-garrine, s. A sound. C. "T=Y gardala, See "3, C. KUC::) €0 garrduru, s. The smell of C. DT, ART R gardipu, gardisu, cow’s urine, &c. See ATC. 7A® gala, s. Sound. Sce ®v. “l C. RB= garde, Sece 3, Aeo8F galantike, s. A small pitcher. 6 il 8. RGeS gardhand, adj. Greedy, covetous. (@ I RUTS, RORVS galaku,gala-galane, C. AT garnu, adj, Turning sour or musty, s. The noise made by hand bracelets. as damp flour, &c. T 0. ARORUDNTS gala-gala-wanagiru, C. R3= garne, s. A bugle or horn. v. n. 'To be quite parched up, as leaves on ) L I(H’?"S';I" T. B, R&E ga}'bd, See ABF and RAS37. trees, &c. for want of rain. ani ey 14, S. RQSE‘ ym’b/td, s. The womb, uterus, bel- C. AUAQ20DZIVG gala-gala-bdi- ly 2. the feetus or embryo. 3. the inside, médu, v n. To storm, bounce, make a middle. nor v, RGBT 7% the idol’s apart- great noise. ReF T8 g kind of bomb- e po T ment in a pagoda. C. ROR> galagu, s. A kind of reed. 7 £ Ry shell. RGF FOA Bwgr, RGF LR i J RN LOeove ™ to S¢=ed g reed-pen. RGF D908 miscarry. TGF ¥¥ secundine. . Ao® galabili, See novo. pregnancy. RGF vu&, REPF 0%, RWBF dY to 05 . RS galabhe, s. Tumult, confusion. become pregnant. nred, "Prad a pregnant v . Aokl galdta, s. A continued rain. fo» woman, NGF 73,5, NGF 793 ghortion. Nyer il I & EwBc to drive on fast without stopping. 7?3 an inner bed-room, chamber or closet. ly S ol 5 THATES fhe wemiD Ryered g c. "OAY galibili, s. Disorder, confusion, tumult. ceremony performed prior to conception. ROWd 2B to confuse, throw into nErg FOUFWYY to retain in the mind. 2. to disorder. REWOMeT g hustler, one who is NPT TETO WRORB REWESS tumultuous- get or take possession of. apt to be confused. )l }" f to cause abortion. RYFE J9F patronage, coun- ness, bustle. tenance. i 2. great trouble, a difficult matter. c. RORZ gali-mana, s. A strong mind. § 8. 7\2‘36‘9’3 garbhini, s, A semi-circular C. RORD gCtli?}lC’, s. Acquisition, property, pillow. 2. See under "EF. acquirement. : 8. AREEy garmattu, s. Any kind of C. RO0R> galungu, v. a. Tostir up, make il turbid. reed, grass, or corn. 2. any dried fruit. ;’/’di"}"‘ H. ASE &0 garmasdle, s. A dish called C. REOTI, RO ,7(@%30?)0"{) galuku, gal. pill s ku, gala-ghallana, s. A jingling noise. i ¥ 2 X 361 T’-»’ e C. REORD, /\U) galugu, galgu, See R, A. C. ATAOY) gava-gampu, s. Confusion, disorder, ¢ . /\&8)0 Jdlebu, s. A pillow case. uproar. H AD o e3> galkkddu, s. A whip attach- e /\55/\:’)553 TRy gava-gava-hatti- ed to the reins of a bridle. adj. Firm, stout kollu, w. comp. 'To fall upon or attack an- strong. other in anger. €. ANOR> galparisu, o, a. To rouse, ¢. A28 gavatd, s. A small ditch round a shake 2. to stir up the water of a pool, &c. field, &ec. 3. to put a house into confusion. C. ABT gavade, [¥58] s. A quilted gar ment C. /\%@:‘2 galbarike, s, A mixture, com- pound €. ANI gavana, s. Attention of mind to B /\503 galbhe, See row. an object C. 7\J@) ,/Cll/a, s. The cheek, especially the 5. A3 gavaya, s. A wild ox. 2. thename Iow e1 part. Ry X% to squeeze the cheek of a monkey mentioned in the Rdmdayana Re 1 (. as a mode of expressing affection. c. A b%fifl\o Jaz'ai-z -kollu, ». a. To be- W2 F0F to take hold of the cheek and ask G, SIEWO, grasp, puunce on {an earnest mode of entreaty) Ry Lo to A. 0. ASOR gavariga, s. A basket maker. nip or pinch the cheek, a mode of punishin s. A buflalo’™s school boys. 1g 963 the cavity between the C. A3V gavala, See ww¥ upper and lower jaw Rgy Rg WA FwR to horn. beat the hands on both sides of the cheeks, as 0. RIXMR gavasanige, See mzaR a mode of expressing sorrow, fear, or guilt T. B. AR gavali, See 7> ¢ @ depressed or thin cheeks C. RBQR gavalige, See w=vnt €. 79 82X, Ao XL gallanisu, galla- T. B. A590 gavdra, s. Worthless, stupid niSU, See TY™ persons c. 79 3 gallattu, s, An outery, clamour C. A™O® gavdla, s, A physic given to uproar gy 9 to clamour horses when castrated ¢ H. 799 galld, s. Grain in general S. AS®Z gavdksha, s. A hole made to C. 2 QION galla-mise, s. Whiskers on admit light the lower part of the cheek RQOT to set up c . A gave, s. A cave, cell the whiskers. C ¥ . ADB, AV, AYD gavidi, gavim, G C. RO R gallisu, v, a. To shake down as gavudi, See TB. corn in a measure, the contents of a bag, &c. 2 S. ADRD gavina, adj. Of or belonging to a L) C. A& [/d”tl, s. Hanging, as a culprit a fish-hook. Rg T3, RYR Few, Kg SFED cow, as milk, curds, &c ng €1 to hang, gibbet. new 3T, RS For words written with See 72 O3 O . ADINTD gavéshisu, v. a. To search, T a gallows, gibbet nig Rowd the pillar of a gallows. ndS =1 a halter seek, look for X} c. 7D galle, s A money changer’s hox. 2 8. A o e adj. Of or belonging to acow a leathern vessel used to keep water in S. 8 T. B. 750G gavvdkshi, See iz 8 lump, clot, concretion 82 7R a clot of (, blood NS =), to clot, concrete S. /\Q383 gavyute, s, A distance of two leagues. C, C. ABBIOB> galle-mddu, v. n. To clam- C. A gavve, s A pearl oyster 2. a G, our, make an uproar. white shell of several kinds, a cowrie. e { c. R0 gallelli, See rewe N I Vo0 C. AAA mofq&, oY gasa-ga- c. ~e?Fo gal-hdku, Sce under R sa-tikku [42 To o gasa-gasa-varisu, 1 rub with a noise l c Aw;%/\o\)d gavanna-gavade, s A RZR=S the noise of a mul- game among boys. G lar on a slab, &c k! 30! n= e il (4] =R gasa-gase, s. Opium secd. c. RYRoE gala-gante, s. A bell tied to T. B. AN, 7\"&{%,_7\’"&{_*3 gasana, ga- the neck of oxen. th sani, gasane, |3sre]s. Grinding, pound- . RYRITLB0» gala-gala-kudiyu, », all ing, friction. 2. oppression, tyranny, annoy- a. & n. To drink fast. ance. c. RGO 8, RY RIS galagdta, galagu- m 3 o. RRw, "X gasala, gasala, adj. Dir- tana, s Prate, loquacity. ty, littered, wnswept. C. A e DAVOEY] C. AYROTOQ galagu-sanni, s. Insanitys ) 5903 gasdta-mddu, v, a. To 2. fool- talking incessantly from insanity. oppress, afflict. ish prate. i o c. A& gasz', s. The sediment of clarified oil. c. A¢ 3R galatige, s. A bench, seat, form. 2. superfluous shoots on tobacco plants. 8. 2. a pitcher. [ #%] the string of ajacket. 7% T»®)sediment a2 S . to settle. ARYT2Y gala-ndla, s. The windpipe. C. RATAID gasiki—bi(!u, v. @ To rinse. . 7\)?)7-:)) ga,lapu, @.n. To prate, talk vainly. I:) :’8' S RYTSI gula-rava, s. The voice. adj. oral. C. RATOTVI> gasigdranu, s, An indus- trious man. S. A TvGT gala-sddhaka, s. Practice e in swallowing and vomiting up stones, &c. 2. ¢. ANRWY gasi-gollu, v, . To labour, toil. practising the voice in singing. o. RUBRD> gasi-tegeyu, v. @ Tomake C. AYR> galaku, v.n. To chatter, gabble, fabour. 2. to remove sediment. 3. to take prate. 2. to cry, bawl. 3. to abuse, revile. off superfluous and hurtful shoots from tobac- RYZNE g prating woman. R¥ZEI babbling, co plants. vain talk, prate. 2. abuse. 0. RR2T> gasuru, s. The uncleanness of C . 7\’%962 galike, s. Aequisition, property. gmp:,j n3 weeds, &c. in vegetables before picked. C. ROR, RYR galiga, galige, s. A crease, D 875w te clean vegetables for cooking. fold, wrinkle. ReR 303 to crease, wrinkle. yen I . " Sy o=y NAN gase-gase, See R3 RE. C. 7\"?’/"{ galige, s. A basket of large capa- i 7\’?_:)0 gasti, s, A patrole. R mT, RYmT city in which corn is stored. pade 0 a watchman, patrole. Ry Sk, RY W, R T. B. AQR galige, See 3¢R. %, S93 to patrole. 7Y, ITT watching. R, 3 c. 793 galita, adj. Dropped, fallen. a® to place a patrole. 1 Jo 3,) R¥8 InD to strain through a cloth. it ABAR DR gaha-gahisu, v. n. To langh loudly. nEn®%? Joud laughter. C. Reees galibili, See nove. C. KQ‘?@ S ga]fllane, s. The sound of.a 8. RS gahana, s, A forest. adj. Imper- gill:' s vious. metal vessel falling on stone, &c. A. 0. RW3T> gahanaru, s. Brahmans, 2. C. RYPV2, Ao galilu, galulu, s. Ten- rishis or hermits. der bamboo shoots. ) SgJE\kz < . AENT gahwara, s. A cave, grotto, a C. 79y galisdli, s. A quick industri- place overgrown with creepers. ous woman. o S. RY gala, s. The neck, throat. C. R, 7RNI Y galisw, galisi- Ry gala, See 793y kollu, v. a. 'To obtain, acquire, amass. . — NY o3 galanti, s. A jointed wooden horse. C. ARy galugu, s. The shaking of well C. AYo8T, RYoBR galantike, galan- ploughed wet land, with the wind, like jelly- 94 tige, See RveR. c. Ry, RGO galugu, galuvu, s. A 8. AYToY gala-kambala, s. The dew- bamboo, rapier, or lath put on rafters to re- [ u,::‘l!' lap of a bull. ceive tiles, &c. c. AYRYS gala-galane, adv Quickly, c. REHOFADYS galusdlu, s. An industricus, Ly e speedily. hard working man, 363 e 7 C. ReHR> galuhu, 5. A pole depth 2. dignity of manners 3. magnifi- cence, grandeur A.C. /\'@‘> Jale, s. A churning stick. 2 staff. o8 gdkudi, Seelast word A. C. KORYOBR gale-galantige, s. A C. ™38, ~oBs, RodoG gdkudi, gdlk bird-lime pole. Ja/mhl, s. Alarm, fricht. =€ 75T a cry of C A_§?°@ galévu, s. A complete ploughing udden alarm ™ In® to alarm, frighten RS Twd), RF) T apparatus to yoke c. MoTeBmeBedets gdku-mdre-bilu, 7¥T 9 a yoke of oxen v. n. The countenance to fall ; to shew signs c /\Q{{?@st galsi-kollu, See Rew of alarm. 2N 8TOAR C. ”oT gakappandgi- ¢ /\JJ &'53%3 gal/u hdku v, n. To egrowl tirugu, v. n. To wander in distress bark, give tongue, as a hunting dog C. TRADAONTD M gdgaryuvand, s C. TooRe gdngéya, [son of Gange] Mourning, lamentation, on account of the A name of Bhishma 2. gold death of friends. (o S. Ne0 0>, T"o0B gdnydi, ganyt, S, C. TOADRD, TOALCTD gdgarisu, gaga- The hemp plant, Cannabis sativa. The fruc- lisu, v. n. To be anxious, afraid, distressed 0, ] tification, when nearly ripe, is bruised and about any thing i smoked for inebriating purposes The leaves dried are ground in water and drunk for the C. oA ('ajall, s. Alarm, sudden fright W same purpose. C. TOAOBESI gdgunthetana, s. Stub- C,7 C. "0TBR ganflzadl, s. A parcel, bundle bornness, impudence, blustering. To0Be gdndiva, The bow of Arjun T. B. "oeFoT gdchdra, See n)mwac. y TRoBRD _Arjun. Mo DITTD Krishnaw. G ao-e%& 7~ ¢:r°563®> gdchi-kaddi, () OTIRIQN gdndu-gudige, s. A mode J(tc]lz fiullu, s. A kind of grass. 0.7 of torture, making a person sit down, pull- Or C. "o&D gdjari, s. A red bulbous root ing his arms back, and striking the backbone (1 T. B. "9&° gdju, [¥3=] s, Glass or china- against one’s knees TROBIRDN TeFY to p]]_t, ware. e 2 a glass cup or china vessel to the above torture. el Rwr painted trellis work on boxes far)] G C 7T30§D%7 gantala, s. Talking in sleep = w¢ g glass bracelet e WO g olass bot- 8 tle me &8, mw ey the sand of which o 3 gandfiarva, adj. Celestial See RoBIF 0TI F DT g form of marriage glass is made REFER), et UTe salt extract- i) in which a man and woman, by mutual con- ed from soda and crystalized G sent, interchange a necklace or strings of c. 7~o8&0 gdiu, s. The strong smell of to- to flowers, and make a private agreement to baceco, burnt chillies, lime, &c 8¢ the f look upon themselves as married to each other smell to go off, ™MEDLT Az W strong smel- MeogSF DTy, meoBIF 7S vocal or celestial ling tobacco. music moBaF VT a celebrated celestial ¢. 7083 gdte, [+%] s A kind of gruel singer. C. 7"OB gdda, [ adj. Quick, soon 2. fo 2 fo 8. ~"o05<0 gdndhdra, s, Candahar firm, costive w3 B quick, quick ! mBI, the third note of the gamut me@e quickly. 3 252 come quickly froy [M“ SR Dlelwplel gandhdri, s. The wife of Dri- C. 7GR gddava, s, A stubborn, obstinate tarashtra. Woy man BIBI obstinacy, stubbornness Loy C, TO9% gampa, s. Alazy man, dolt, block- A. C. TOEO O X&0 gddddivane, s The head, fool, simpleton ™ print of the foot ’ ne A. C. No0Y) gumpu, s. Fear, alarm, C. "=& gddi, s. A hackery or native chaise, B et to show fear Ql] 1 a car carriage, chariot ] 5} an ornamenb the 8. 7W00ee0E gdmbhirya, s, Profundity, worn on the right side of the nose 3. a hdl 264 e =0 ) i wheel 4. a manger. 5. a groov MR WO the oil-mill mot Hod the cake of the se- il & a wheeled carriage. R O a carriage amum seed after the oil is expressed from it. ox 28R TwEaw to drive a hackexy [ARIEN ¢ s the throa 3 763 the centre of an Fars) ¥ the iron tire of a wheel. ag =Y, the oil-mull. Jun 1 seat of a hacker m2g 2923 g coach- hou:d. (0] ~OM gdna, See m¥. 2. pack-thread. Tl 1, m2%20 a man who drives a hackery T B. "o J{(IZ(I See [T Ul A, C. OO gddi, . A happy man. 2. beau- J il Iy S. n ty, elegance. 3. fame. 4. good fortune. «a °REY ganapatya, s. The sect fol- adj. lowing Ganésha. Auspicious, happy m&do with pleasure, SR ED S e . "NO 9’26‘)3 JCL?lZ/Lj(Z, s. A company of pleasantly, happil RTFY, Mo RETSF a hap- dancing girls. (= ) l/ttfgi' Py woman. 2. a handsocme woman. Fa e e tubborn, ob- C. TRO&D, 0% gapmant, adyj do T TF having been pleasantly seated stinate. e, 8% E g severe beating. My § TRB FTT SockT g pleasant summer-house, 77 T. B. 7’03 gdta, See #33 (1 e & 1T an elegant or graceful gait c. TOBR gddige, S. Mildew, blight el C. o337 gdtara, See ™3,. (gt R Hawc to be smitten, blichted c. o8 ./dll, fem. affix of nouns ; as, o8 TRORIZ gddigetana, s . Reserved- a female ¢ Omi yanion, 2878 g woman who sells betel leaf. ness, mysterio asness, ant of ingen Tousness. See ¥38 under & . TROACE, MReR DNV a reserved man, one B. 7’29 gdatr fril who keeps his own counsels. 8. 703 gdt S The bod 2. a mem- U , 0 ber or limb 330, TeBewR8 gddinattu, C. ™8 gdtra, dj Steut, thick, robust. iCr gddi-miguti, s. A nose jewel 798 5200nTs to be stout C. "R gddisu, v. a. To strike. ]1!” S 7?0?533‘ gatra-wdata, s. Rhcumatism. C. "o °XJ)‘°§ gddi-vuli, s. A small chisel 8. N RoBweed gdtra-sankdchi, s. or gouge for making a groove. A kind of large lizard 2. a polecat. s 008 C. "W Jadw, s. An improper propensity or habit I o0 gddi, s 2 A stuffed bed or cushion. (ré d AL W ¢. "OBR gdduge, See man. H. 7eQ gddili, s. Love, affection, fond- o i ek ness. S. ™% gddha, adj Strong, firm ight Jass Tulu, s. The 1 excessive, great, much. 7@&2 S0 g a strong, C. 7o, "D gddu, g 7T T f il powerful man. ne® 1e g forced march. 7 mark left by a whip. , NAT FWYH, ~ { ) e o7 Ol [{ou GeCond a close or tight embrace. eBIATY AT to be marked. to be excessive 4} Bl C..90 ([(,ZC’, S. .4& sScar an inflamed mark tight, or great on the skin from the bite of an insect lar] dulxn thick darkness. TeR excess, MAass. T Fh wv 23 D) M, D to become scarred or marked Y C. I\o&9 gana, s. An oil-mill (! 24 nee¢ Pt 7]@;:&#9;,0.0\,(:&.“) 7')-/&4[4-\:( \f‘ \_,,wv S50 knowing R, MANTS an oil-man. e, 7 that his back was hurt, he arose rubbing the @ an oil-mill to turn or work. TOFRIR wale. orlfh to work an oil-mill Nofde ._abq\ to fix oxen T. B. not deep ; triflin W to an oil-mill sT 2,089 the excavated T. B. 7o gdde, See m3. ! i trank of a tree used as the body of an oil- 8. "G, /\m,) gadha J(C(Z/LP s. A say- [5) mill et FwE S0 the hooked piece of ng, proverb. & a fiction, story, history 3. gy wood which fastens on to the shank of the a verse, stanza. 4. depth. e oy {J”"‘ 5 N U perpendicular pillar of the oil-mill farTais] TR JIsed g alsehood ‘llvb. adj. Fictitious T WX T the lower shaft of the oil-mill ey TR g hctmn, romance, ncve ) § o [ 7 a stone oil-mill STT meed g wooden Se 7‘_~§3 gddhi, s. The father of Vishwd- oil-mill swge e g mill full of thorns for mitra. NRTRY, Mg < & Vishwamitra. }I\I.”' HJ the punishment of the guilty in a Hindu s. ToQWR gddhisu, v. a To compose a o hell REVT Fed (o the perpendicular pillar of poein. A 0 N~ o2 nes ™3 8. 7793 gdna, s. Psalmody, vocal or instru- upon one. mTR3T, mTB Dy the art of con- mental musie. & ) RTRMeT, NeTEN g s Dt the science of psal- juring. shamming. RS AR 03 mody. aep one skilled in psalmody. dealer in antidotes, conjurer, deceiver. m3Ze® delight in singing. TS T8 a mu- F% to sham, deceive, gammon. sical note, the gamut. A. C. "OTERO gdranam, adj Published, C. 7RG ga’pac]i, s. Any thing roasted on made public, known. q the fire, as Indian corn, &ec. c. OV gdrane, s. A red ornamental H. 7"o20, 78D gdbara, gdbiri, stripe around the walls of a house. T 8 Confusion, disorder, perturbation, perplexity. %30 to make this stripe. ek AYeleniry ot 0.7 w0 IR& to confuse, perplex. ) C. TWoT0e0, NoTEZ gdrdbu, gdrd- (] WO W% to be confused. mwd BBWE do butuna, s. Fondling, caressing. NeTaW not be confused. 8 =53 to fondle, caress. G C. ™oy, meew gdbale, gdbala, . C. "o ga’ri, See ™3, Thick darkness. ¢. WODR gdrige, s. Akind of cake or fritter S.T' C. 7"e23BR» gdbddisu, v, n. To eat vora- made of wheaten flour, rice meal, and the ciously, as cattle. pulse Phaseolus mungo. msOnR T to fry § it in ghee. C. 7?0?3, 7?02)5 ga’bi, ga’l’e, s. Darkness, blindness. neen, mnRon g blind man. C. T 2003 gdrini, See mTH. 87 C. 7vo2, W&, 7"otde, 7oddd gdbu, 0. 7"9TR> gdrisu, v. a. To separate grain from refuse by washing it in water. 2. to il gabili, gdbina, gibida, s. Darkness rub. 3. to search, seek for. 4. to tease, (1 7;4 2. dew. 3. a cloud of dust, dust from corn, dun. farle - < o to turn &ce 7w FOEW dew to fall. W) Re¥) to a teaser, dunner. Ju ¢ be dark. over, overthrow. (. 7; C, "o g(fi"ll, s. Distress in the stomach T. B. 7"o%32 gdma, See ™. T for want of food. 2. [¥232] the rainy season. al T. B. WoR00® gdmani, See m;zoed. 3. an effervescence, eruption on the body, T. B. 7eR0 gdmu, [#)=e] s, An evil spirit. &R rash. 4. respectability. mTRBto degrade 7T BRMY, 7RIN WREEM an evil Sl)il'it to 114 0] one’s self. mA7TS the stomach to be dis- selze or smite one. TREN WHW £ exorcise. (1 tressed from long abstinence. r ¢. ™o gdya, See Fc%. Sy S. 7"T0B ;(/(ZI'?((](I, adj. Of or belonging to 8. TTo00T gdyaka, s. A singer, musician. Garuda. m3.233 an emerald, a kind of s mcF 3Twi el a chief singer. TR g soNg- fossil used as an antidote against the poison LT stress. of serpents. B 2008) g charm against Gx P o bad advice. far¥et] S. 7@053:13) gdyatri, s, The mimosa ca- poison of serpents. li RTOBI to hoax, deceive. techu. 2. the most sacred incantation of the T conjuration. C7 brahmans, to be recited mentally only. It is D S . 7933,3 gdrutmata, s. An emerald. o o= y as follows :—%to B ross Suuu |RBOTFTeR0 Fafe T. B. TOT®E S gdruhastya, s, The WRRFRULT T RIFOTRPRBNZRTE ;”\‘;g‘\m D¢ DOy d . state of a householder or family man. Jin, s. 7033 gayana, See ™3. c. o0 ga’,re, s. A thorny shrub, the fruit (0 C. 7voT8 gdra, [%:T] Anaffix of nounsdenot- of which is used for medicine, making fire- T W g fire-work tht ing agency, profession, employment, &c.; as, 3 works, paper, &e. &3 N=O ] a rake. SR/ T (i 7‘;‘ &R0 g gamester. made like this fruit. one who wears a mask. 25305772 T g maker of c. 7~o8 ((/(77‘8, s. Lime plaster, mortar. 2. fl‘i)m | fire works. ToWOMRT g brazier. TRRTONT g vaunt, boast, vain ostentation. &%, 8 hard C, e coxcomb. 297123 g vender of betel leaf. ¢ \‘,hpd plaster for floors mixed with small stones. 723 g seller of bracelets. 30§ 7eT g musician. QJZ’:‘Q md, 2,T8) =T coarse p]aster. S 770, Watgy ™G T, ™0 JPR) c. 7733, ~O8 gdrada, gdradi, Soexdy 2T fine plaster. °d G me 7e Conjuration, trick. 2. making fun of, playing to plaster. RT € a plasterer’s trowel. ) tuy 3066 e NYTIT nag) \ \ f 8 8% a plasterer’s trough 3 Ryod g C. "o gava, s A watchman. & J s round stone for grinding chunam on a slab a cow-man, cow-keeper FOTOC N 77 & a horse- 3 ¥, a4 wooden instrument for smoothine keeper, hostl chunam or mortar on a wall "3 Fween B. 703598 gdva-kdra, [m,5%7] See NI ] T BV g long piece of wood used to make no3, the plaster of a wall level. >8F27, Ml o Ly C. ™o ¢2 gdvant, adj. Fitting, suitable, a- a plasterer m3 & , 55 polishing chunam. dapted 3 Bects plaster figures T J g plastered floor, ¢, Koo gar ada, s. A measure of distance C. "oFeE 0> gdr-kdi, See ™ about ten or twelve miles gl!l’ O RoSe J(u’d(lt, adj. Dull, stupid, thick- C. "OR=eSD gargeya, s. The name of a T headed sage. mIn3I dulness, stupidity A. 0. K37 gavara, s. Sound, the hum- C. 22355000 gdrehi-kdi, See md. ming of a bee, &c [¥°57] intoxication S 7?0(1 QSJ(LICZ]L((,)]Z(L, s. An asg, ™=z 50 e either from love or liquor MR TH08 bete] LRWT g o [l iant in the form of an ass. RT3 =0T 3 ey % to hum, as a bee, &c; to make a noise. 2 . Or “ishnat, the destroyer of this giant w to be intoxicated S. T™OPFPER gdrdhabhdshani, The name of a tree, A. C. "o jJ(tU(!l([, s. A Dbuffalo’s horn. 2. ahost, multitude T8 e BY WoroBA K the S Ku@ N i’fJ(t)d/l(lb/&t/L(l,s The white mass of the country came there. lily C. o85S A C. Tufi? gavaly, s. A sound, report fo 1o , BoBE 3‘3( gar-bobbe, news. 2. fear consternation Wwed STR gdr- bokke, s. A kind of 1)11111)1(,. QB to T ™% the rumour or sound completely C. NORDET gdrsu, See mom filled the country . Fu%L o garhastya, s. The state of C. TOTONDd gdvdgiru, v. n. To fit. suit a householder. 2. integrity, trust-worthiness be adapted the 8. TomE T gdi haspatya, s. House- C. TOTBR gdvddava, s. A man ofabil- 0 (e hold fire ity, an able man, . ] o ~o ?’Jc J(tl'lll, s. Vomiting C. o gave, s, Blindness z . gdla, See ™v . B. N gdvila m2)ed ] A dolt, block- mm. C. N head, clumsy, awkward man. 4 5] a peasant. X2 gdlasu, See mO. Jnd 3. the accountant of a villace RVEI gwk- C. W23 gdlddi, See w>oan. wardness, stupidity C. N e peasantry 0, TNowODA0, ToWIdDR gd- ~ =37 ) ¢ C. ") gdou, [= ‘)%J s. Heat, fomentation. ldri, gdldriyava, gdldriga, See = V. n, 2 (% 0 heat, &c. adj. DBlack b fitting i suiting ot C, 7~ Jull, s. A wheel Wokg Md a ban- ey FR® to foment ey e to dy wheel T ™9 g stone wheel 3TB 7o be heated. h a wheel with spokes, &c 20g ¥ g linch- C. TDM J(Ll"l,, s. A ceremony amone Shu- fl § lar1) pin a child’s toy. dras, of religious mendicants taking up with b C. 7’003 Jd/lt(l, s. Sifting through a fine their mouths, from the ground, fruit sprink- cloth MO8 JR® to sift led by their disciples on a bleached cloth up- all C. 7o bJCL/lSN, v. a. To separate grain on which they walk in procession to a temple, amidst sh uts, music &c 2 from refuse by washing it in water. a ceremony in the worship of Durgi, in which a sheep is U } ®°?13 O gdli-bhdvi, s, A well with a Iaid upon a large heap of cooked rice, seized wheel over which the rope passes, for drawine water. by the throat with the teeth, by a strong man under the pretended inspiration of the god C. TOURRUYN gdlu-méldyi, adv. Top- dess, its blood drunk, &c. &e. ) L@, Moy sy-turvy. “» to perform either of these ceremonies. ob - ) = 2 [a) D Y HBD o cause the above ceremony 7o C il- g ( attalu, s. Dense dark- : T‘off\i g BN b to set apart an animal for sacrifice ness before a goddess 2 to pour out the blood C. 1o&®, NoBF R ginju, ginji-kollu, of a sheep in libation to a goddes Se b V. 1 To show the teeth from distress, after C. TOYHIRTBo gdvu-mddu, v. a. To make death &c to move convulsively, as the fit or suit haunds, legs, &c C ~oYYo gdvulu, [#5¢]s. Darkness. C. No&® gumyu, [@o=] v, a. To dressor card ’ O = 09 T. TOTAT g { shdra, See nyzes cotton NoOBIDY, S0 to clear cotton B B. No0e¢ e /3 (I by picking it off seed b) seed dshdlu, See ™ xzo%0. = o & . ?\O C. o gdshi, See 7 ¥ gwnla, s. Double thread texture. fi'éjw Z\JO AT e $a S11101 cotton cloth woven T. :7? © D0 (68(1 See 72T, AT WE AckIT B2 B with double threads 57 1 ) ~ ;( ® gdsi, gdse, s A be C. a double cloth woven with double threads. See F2. C. C. NoS3> gintu, v n. To limp, be lame. SHTRD, * 35, "o~ D6, gasi-kattu, &3 C: NcE3D Jln'lll 7, s. A double thread C, gase e-kattu, See ot c. Nod, holesoeyn gindi, g gindi-cham- sl 7\155‘)0/\.) J((»}[/(l{/l(, v. n. To be dis- bu, s A small metal vessel with a narrow tressed, wearied. to be petulant, sulky, mouth. confused, dissatisfied Poes oW milk C. 7080 gunnd, s Cheese Nos Exafety) . RO J(1,7l(/, s. Ablution, bathing of a cow which lhxs th(,]) calved, I o€ ?'iv ] ["®)=] a shar B, c ligato to make cheese. a cheese. G, 8. 7oW> gdhu, s. Entrance 2 1llusion C. NoR3J Jtnnatmm, s. Smallness. 2 (O s FRY to enter. to let enter. 3. leanness. hinness [4) A, 0. ™~ J((ZCZ, An angle, fish-hook 2 C. ‘7\092 ginne, s. A goblet It darkness adj. Dark, black Y TT, ey c. No > ginnu, s. The thick milk of a cow T an angler, fisherman. ¥ Tow to angle, immediately after calvin C. fish. c. 7023 gimmane, s. A noise in the head C Aod & to Ji & gali, Sce #% 2. giddiness. 3. faintness. NOTIR W VRNV BIRD gdli-gdbari-mddu, turn round, make one’s self giddy 6 % V. a. To distress for debt. Bo® to faint G, 7\ No C. NOD2o gummu, s. Syncope, SWOON. e Kagf@ i gdli-gdpura, s. The tow- 2 2w to faint, swoon. er of a gateway on the hill of Tripetty G A. 0. 77D TR S giggartyananya { C fiu?\)f‘é J(tl? -pije, s. The name of a nu, s, Oh() younger than one’s self, a junior. { town ¥ W8 38 Shiva, worshipped there 9 Pinching e C, mder that name c. nezo 8 gichchdia, s ALF NLF» pegging one top into another. [ C. "o DBERON gdli-mantapa- & InBd @ to pinch. to peg one top mto a~ da-jogt, s. The name of a physician residing AL p « (15 nother Bwnid g top that has been on a hill near Mysore, who teaches the heal- iy pegged by another ing art to disciples gratis C. 1\ez Ty gichehikkuwata, s. Mu- G, § A. C. 2893383, gdli-vatte, [wind’s path tual scratching, as children 2. resg rrln‘) one allgy s. The sky top into another C. REYPSD &> J((lt watu, adj. Airy, blow nes > gichehi bidu, v. a. To pinch Dar ing with a pleasant breeze A @ to off 2 to burst as a pimple. C~T’ A lie, false- A. C. I"eQ393> gdli-wdtu cause to nip or pinch Cog hood C. Nez BRWAO» yickcki-hodeyu, wv. a. 4 C. ToRY gilisu wee Mol To PE 1 ‘ top mto another. be iy 7l 3 (o]e) = Nz N {i C. Ne=s gichelu, See 402 . C- e e wfié gitta-putta, s A dwarf, C. 73 gichche, s Pegging one top into pigmy. (0 :H’\ another. fi’a*‘i TOFY, 7\ £ B to peg one C. 3.0 letad(l, ady. Loose, not tight. top into another c. "N& X , N8 7\?7 év\W to be struck, as ) gittisu, giltipu, o, q. one top by another. To ufect accomphsh AR, R, ABT to be €. Fo8o,, P& ARE> gya-kuttu, successful, to be effected 3 (It e sza, s. A small tree, shrub. 2. a gya-guttu, v.n. Tobe crowded or throng- ed, as a market low jungle, a place occupied by wild shrubs and trees. NBT T g row of trees fiw}(u S. N&A gyaga, s. The tailor bird, or bird o the foot of a tree NET Fwerd the hranch of that constructs a pensile nest ARSI BB i ‘{ ) a tree N&T W& the stump of a tree. faYetal the pensile nest of this bird, orthe tailor e the hollow of a tree. N3 Bo¥ W to tread bird’s nest, C. N&N& gya-gija, s. A chirping noise agawst a certain tree, after which a person NwENE IRT@ to whisper, talk low. 1s said to lose his way. A% &3t to plant a tree. C. NTAR, 1R gidaga, giduga, s. The C. N=E, "NxE3, nx3 NETI, N&ETH falcon or hawk il gyaty, gyate, gyyada, gijadu, gijaru, Cs ?\d/\ ;3 J?({(ZJQ”Z’, s. A dwarf pigmy “ it [#0%0] 5. The pulp of some vegetables and A. C. A& gidi, v, a. To ram, force down fruits, as the moringa, the chillie, the fig, &c N&EDY, ENY, ARTY T to humble. 2. to (85 ?\w/\é“f“a gidi-gannu, [+ and 3] s N0t pulp. Shiva, w ith an eye of fire, 0. NAONeD gidi-gédi, [#*2] s, An envious C. NesTo gijaru, s, Infection, contagion. man NeTRRET enviousness. pllness * C. NENE guyi-giye, adj. Soft, pulpous. 2 crowded close - together, NG AR INRD to C. 1NoIB, 1O gidibidi, gidimidi, reduce to pulp NEA% B9 to make clay, s. A small drum shaped like an hour glass. ARWB ko i &e. soft and smooth by treading. T, NelkoRS g wandering mendicant with this drum C. NEA J(%j) 'i\o"s"AJ&;) Nk @Il to play this gyv-gutiu, drum by turning it up and down in the hand, Jgu—guflu, See Mok 0. NBIRBZ, N7AEZ gidugatana, C. NBT, N& T gijiru, gijuru, See Hes. gidugutana, s. Childishness { W\ C. N&EF gitaka, s. A dwarf FaAL] (%2 to be stunted in one’s growth A. 0. NOASTWE gidugana-kitta S, b i C. N5 A partridge. NEROORY gitakddisu, ¢ ‘?”S 1G0T gidda, gidddda, qqj m gitagadisu, v, a. To pinch nip, as ho vwfl Il bhult low, dumnutnc, dwarfish. NB I, A do one another oJ = B RS, AF T A ¥ g dwarf, N3 T g C. NETOID», NETOR: gitakariyu, short leg. AZ %4 a short hand. N 83 short- i ness (/tla/mi LU v. n. To be lock-jawed, ng 2\"0 to become stunted in one’s or owth N ST a small face, 8T, NETo, NERS gitaku, gituku, e [ f\?i o3, ‘7\5 on giddanki, giddangs, P )11 Jll‘(ié‘lé, s.. The kernel of a cocoanut il S /\ shop or stm ehouse. 2TGNT AT 0% g C 7\&.‘1\;"5@ J(’(lel/(l?Z@, s. The noise of gin-shop, arrack godown, F R ABo¥ g gnawing, &c, N A8 T to gnaw, as a rat il papel -<t01 €. 0. NEAID> gitisi-bidu, v, a To put C. NG =0 gidda-jéla, s. A kind of great apart or separate, millet N éj,)fi.. gituku, See rtsw. ¢. NEoRINS giddempali-gida, S, )l N, T, N3 gittadava, gittanu The surub Galega spinosa. By s A foe, an unmanageable man. P32 to C. N 1y »,I NERW> ginaly, ginilu, g Jote” b unmanageable, The joiuts of the fingers. 69 2% N e ate) ra¥sop) C. NEDOODTD gindisu, v.n. To sound, as C 'Tof)fi\ecfia;f) giy-gtyand, s. The note the lute of some birds S. AT gira, s. Speech, language €. ned gini, s. A parrot. 2. adisease which destroys the toes and fingers 3383 this’ c. NITE, gira-kaitu, s. A clamp used Tos IFd A3 a disease to affect a person in castrating animals AT, to put on ©TA3 g parrot that parrot of five colours the clamps, to castrate talks S:8ned g silent parrot, one that can- c ‘7\1'55%25 girakkana, s. The creaking of not speak. 2. a wooden parrot a door, &c €. PedFeoen gini-kolu, s. A stick hooked 0. ATTO gwa lmlu, s. The sixteenth at the top like a parrot’s beak. 2.the handle part of a weeding machine so shaped 0. NBBo, NToB> giraku, giranku, adj C. NORNRE gint-ginike, s. The plant Close, strait, narrow. Crotalaria retuwsa servicea. 0. NTT girake, s. The ankle. 2. a machine €. NPT D gini-gini-dhwani,s. The to clear cotton from the seed. 3 a child’stoy, chinking of small cymbals. a wheel that turns on a string. c. 7l 3T gini-déra, s. Cupid, riding on C. ATNTI, ‘?\d/\a&éo gira-girana, gira- a parrot, guttu, s. The hummmg noise of any thing c. NRBoRRs gini-midigu, s. A parrot’s turning round with velecity. beak. 2. a roman nose. 3. an ornament on H. NCTo00R giraddisy, v. a. To sur- door posts round, besiege. NERIR ginuga,s. A man of slender parts c. NSDFWwY;, giralikollu, See ¥OOFRY c. 7 o098 ginugdta, s. Childishness, silliness ¢. 7Tod girdki, adj. Saleable, in request C. NERY gunnu, See Noed and Mo ¢. NoOR 8 giragaty, s. One’s private af- c. ‘7\3 gitti, a fem.affic of nouns; as, ¥ fairs ATeRe e to divulge one’s private popt-13 ATIRS 23D to take notice of one’s U‘/‘é a woman of the farmer caste. affairs private conduct A& a daneing girl H. N0 girdni, adj. Costly. C. TP, DET3, NCYo, NOTd, NTBd c. 7NooDTIO girddi-kdi, s. A vegeta- N>, NGB gidadu, gidaru, gi- ble so called. 2. the ornamental work of a dalu, gidiru, gidudu, gidulu, giduru, terrace. S Pulp. €. DOV JZdl? 18U, v. a. To frighten, terrify. $. 70 girt, s. A mountain. N0 8,oR the cap of a mountain. NCFodF, AL Parrati, daugh- ¢. NG S giddana, s. Ameasure, the fourth 0¢8, NOB, NOERT Shivd. ter of the Himalaya. M part of a solige. #oTT Pishuu, who held up the Gdvardhand C. NG 0B, 1o 02, NG T gidddni, mountain to preserve the cowherds from the gidgdni, giddagdni, s. The two hundred heavy rain with which Indra attempted to de- and fifty-sixth part stroy them At Indra 2. his weapon ¢. 133 gidna, See A 8. NOT J“llm, s. A mouse or small rat. I 0. NePNTIETIRY, AZIRE, TR, 2. the wife of king Vasu G 9 01807 gima-gima-tirugu, gima- c. NoF e T giri-karnike, s. The tree i gutti-tirugu, gimi-tirigi-bilu, v. n. To Clitoria ternatea G, % make one’s self giddy by turning round €. NoB girike, See AT, no? Sy shoes 09 that make a noise in walking. c. ‘M)o?fiaofifi gimikappdle, s, Turning 1 round till giddy €. NOK o giri-ganni, See $ER,. ) €. P& D00 gimi-hidiyu, v. n. To faint €. ‘N}‘M}udom giri-giri-tirugi, v.u. To 8 SWOoon, turn round with great speed "y O = o s tatel ng 10t ¢. NOR, NRE girige, girge, Sce Pe3. C. NISIEXY girmdgali, s. An esculent 5. NOZ girije, s. Pdrvati. NO=eEoya the root so called. annual ceremony of a mock marriage between . 797, T@ET, NOE E3, FenEd gir- Shiva and Parvats. o la, girluke, girlute, girludi, [vor] . C. NToTBo gurukddu, v.n. To creak. ut o A bawl, hoot, scream, loud cry. A&F #@go, C. NOBoT giruku-mara, s. A gate- NOFR®, AOFIY tg hoot, bawl, screech, scream. fing ot way so constructed as to admit men and keep C. "B, NOF NoBY gilaky, gili- out cattle. ke, gilankku, Sce no=. ol C. NBoTIR®T giruku-mole, s, A linchpin. c. NONoTS gilaginche, See rerors. 0. NOBoRTS giruku-sdle, s, A vegeta- C. ?\efis&%g‘f\'o gtla-gutti-nagu, v, n, To ble, Amaranthus campestris. titter. [d!, ) 0. 70T girukula, See stomy. C. noey, NI gildbu, gildvu, s g C. NB>F giruke, See n2. Plaster on walls of stone, &c. Awsw Fnz st C. NORES girugatte, s. A child's toy, a to plaster. wheel whirling up and dewn a string with a C. 7O gili, s. Fear, alarm. 7O B, AO % buzzing noise. 2@ to be afraid, in alarm. ‘fl,ylm C. NORED, giru-guttu, v. n. To creak. o NIB, DB, NOF, PR, D 1 thh 2. to breathe hard in sleep. giliku, giluku, gilike, gilunke, gilke, To s C. NOoR giruge, adj. Diminutive, small, s. A jingle. 2. See NCR. A& Fwcwd gy stick little. with jingles on. POT, PE T g jingling P sound. AT to jingle, rattle, chink, A 0% C. N girudu, -acy. Round, orbicular, circular, &, %%, small tinkling bells. p 1 c. 70F gilike, s. A childs C. ‘7\636}3 giru_lu, s. A loud cry. AD¥R to kx:atfle. 2R e bawl. jingle. = 65 pqfl 0. NOTRID: gilike-sarapane, s, The of 006 8. 7O gire, See S, jingling chain on an ox’s neck. 06 U C. ?\9&3, ‘%9;, ?\dj?\_@fi girrata, c. n®noB giliginche, s. The shrub girrana, girru-girrane, s, Creaking, Crotolaria juncea. 2. a mixture of parched whirring. adv. Quickly, speedily. and pounded Bengal gram, with sugar, co- , A C.. NNET)I gir-girrana, s. A creaking or coanut, and sweet-oil seed, put into a cover- fll 1 o i whirring noise. ing of pastry and cooked in ghee. 2. tickling another. C. NNEDEONRYs gir-giri-tirigi-bilu, 4ol v. n. To turn round till giddy and fall. C. ?\E)?\(E;_’)OZ)’JJ giligillenisu, v n. To rattle. ol C. NE girgisu, v. a. To abase, humble. C. N gilibili, See reve. (i c. ‘7\7?3%@)(% girge-kallu, s. A stone used H. D ?9'3),@36 gilla-khora, s. A jester, I in clearing cotton from the seed. mocker. 2. a backbiter, neR SRD to ridi- ! C. N\BT, "B, NEES girda, girda- cule, mock, jeer. 2. to backbite. g 111 ¥ ) na, girdana, See 73 3. C. ?\(@) gills, 5. A joke. 2. a boy’s game i like tip-cat, putting a sharp pointed piece of o q C. NGIEXR girddsaga, s. The eighth wood over a hole, and striking it toa distance, part. as a ball from a trap. N C. NTOTOMWRY girddisu, See AN, €72 f{% gillu, s, A nip, pinch. v. a. Tonip, C. NDEIIT, NDE BRI girdi-md- pinch, squeeze a pustule, pluck out, as a hair. du, girdi-tegeyu, v, a. To drive fast, as H. 7O gille, s. Ridicule, sneer, mockery. A an ox, &c. % &35 to ridicule, jeer, mock, N IR 4 At C. NToT girdu, adj. Round. ATOFFPRTY, word spoken in fun, a jest. fi@j) 53030:35 a ]'l!y!f; g ATOF AT to go around, surround. mocker, ridiculer, jester. 3 71 » é: - Yy Nedd C. 783> givuchu, Sce #3ro. 2+ to-cause to scratch, - &e. AT Fw¥ an instrument for scraping the cocoanut kernel . C. '75%35)‘(/2'8}”—]&!.’7‘,%, v. n. To be exhausted. 02 (& into small pieces. ABOT Ry NEFRR =), a c. '?\?57\’3&3(%, ‘7\’&3‘7\5539 gisa-guttu, piece of a cocoanut shell used to scrape off gisa—gisennu, v, ». To ery, as a'child. 2. dirt. AT B8 g soft kind of stone used in- to whisper. 3. to grumble. stead of slate pencil. AFRXY a weeding 0. NRT> gisary, See $3o. hook. AT YU g fine chisel. C. NXOFw , ARRLD gisari-kollu, 0. 7 0BReTY gikd-male, See MroFEwE under AT, gisari-bidu, v. n. To pull one’s self away from the hold of another. c. NeeFwsessesen gichalu-bdchalu, s C. ToTos gisu-kdlu, See +3mw. The marks made by a whip, cane, &c. adj. C. ARIT, NT0Ty, ‘7\%37‘3@&5\3 gisu- =3 Jadly written, illegible. ku, gisunku, gisu-gottu, [¥2%] v. . C. Ne23Qxo gichalisu, v, a. To yub out (. a line or mark. To cry, as a child does. § (8} 7\%)3‘6}% gisu/e/cane, adv. Suddenly, C. 10253y glehi-kollu, See new. unawares. MW 3 8% to find unexpectedly. 0. e By, ‘7\€3§333% gichidu, gichiklku, C. NRONTIIRO Gisu-gisu-nagu, v.n. To See Agexo. titter. . 7@8;378'8 [/Z'C/IZ’TE, s. The Cucumis acu- C. NEIJAY gisu-nagu, s. A smile, titter, tangulus. . 7ee¥> gicku, v. a. § n. To draw lines. 8 (02 "?\'_'r(jQ gista, [+92] adj. Scorned, ridiculed. 2. to make a mark or dash, to rule lines. 3 ) D. 7\'& gisti, s. A tuck in a native’s trow- to scratch over with a pen, to erase. 5. to 1 sers through which the string passes. draw toddy. PREWO AT to be-all:over I C: ‘7\%9 gifi, See Aed. scratches or lines. AR the act of seratch- 8. 7ne3 gilita, adj. Swallowgd. ing or scrawling. c. 71933 ms;;«i gili-tettisida-pille, s C. 1¢eFBT 08> gichuwa-soutu, 5 A A toe-ring made like a parrot. SCOOP. C. 7303 gili-déra, See reizcs. C. ‘7\@2535%9 [/l’cfilwufi, s. Farming, agri- C. NYRR> gili-miigu, See netedaro. culture. G C. NONYS gili-gilane, s. A rattling 0. MR, NOER, NOBR gljaga; giji- sound. dy ga, gijega, [»=x] s. The tailor bird, or G Gl 7\-609'&@37\) gi_li-ro’ga, See under Med. bird that constructs a pensile nest. ARENS i c. N . gilli-kollu, See Mg. RwZ the pensile nest of this bird, or the tailor G C. 70025 gimbu, s. Pus, matter. 2 a bird’s nest. place, abode, dwelling. C. NeBREZ gljigatana, s Covetous- G ness, avarice. C. N eTTED, Ned0wedD gikari-bd- b C. Ne&® giju, s. The matter of the eye. kiri, gz’/ciri—bdkiri, adj. Crooked, irre- 0n C. Ne&eINTn gitunagisu, [to rub out his gular, out of order. 2. a chirping noise. (3 form|] ». a. To kill, destroy. 0. Neso3 gikdra, [+:%]adj. Lone,dreary, 0, 5 2. thickset. C. c7\"\)"{3”33535 .92,[“,[0: s. A game among boys. dismal, solitary. ARFTTTT ?i - ALFTeB AB close seb c. 7¢0& DA& XeV] > gltddisu, v. a. To loosen, as ,’/U [ 0 dreary darkness. trees. 2. a neisy thicket of birds, beasts, &ec. a nail by moving it backwards and forwards. [/ ]Dm\ C. N30T glkiyana, s, The note of c. 7B TB gitikkida-lekikha, s an ominous bird. An account which is crossed or marked out. S Hl‘l}k C. Q%’"J gz’/cu, v. a. To scratch, erase, scoop C. Ne&ST &%f\ gitina-kattige, s. A ruler, !imk out Ao 82 an irritation in the skin any stick for making lines. 2. an ornament- that one cannot refrain from scratching. AR ed stick. !‘L)ué bl 3 —_ { 2 nedld noeni e a C. 7\6&3 gz'.tu, s. Aline, mark, stroke, stop, mark made very fine. ARB. TTD 2] ot'c‘s, Ao el a mark at the end of a verse or paragraph. 9% ©o3 the man having such a nmyk on his forehead. €s rre&j), 7\6&353 3 ?\ow(;’-), 7\8&537\Q€§J > o gitu, gitiklku, gitidu, gitu-gichu, ». q C. NeTETA gir-kadaga, s. A streaked 10 bracelet. To make a line, mark, stroke, to rule. ~ 2. to i wink or make a sign with the eyes. NRED o ‘%Q%’c’s‘g"@ gir-kavade, s. A shell used to cause to mark, to have ruled. A& Fogo to stripe the body with sandal powder. to mark of or for one’s self. 2. to wink, make C. (he?,igr&‘;g) g{?’-/}]&’ippu, s: A striped cow- signs with the eyes. AgED B, AgEFcw, rie shell. 1l NEWREN to rule, make a line, draw a line, S. ‘?\Q{%E’ girni, s. The act of swallowing. a C. ?\{&i:?fio gitpadu, v, . To succeed, be C. DNETED gz’rduri, s. An inflammation profitable. from scratching. 1) Ol C. 7 e S5 & 2 waw o git ])(f tu, s.Success, prosperity. C. NeTOEOD> gir-ndiy s. A brindled dog. S QQ) {/l’td, s. Vocal music, a song. A3 —— ) S. e CO N2~ & girwdnpa, s, A deity. Pewr %oy the verse of a hymn. [5) & a kind of metre. € o3 [language of the gods] Sanscrit. ik, N3 =B 1o sing a hymn. A8 T8, 3 a work S. 7\35»?:’% gzl'l’w{ffli, 8. Saraswati, the on psalmody. AgE Ten an orchestra. A8 T2 goddess of speech. is ock s vocal and instrumental music. 2. aname given to some books. S. NeBRET girshdka, s. A deity. y I S. Ne8, ?\QI:)') gtti, gite, s. A song or S. ‘7\635\0)5 gz’gfi-}?(li’i, s. DBrihaspati, the hymn, vocal music. 2 preceptor of the gods. one of the Arya ), oW metres, in which the couplet consists of two A. 0. NeQIT gilidu, v. m. To roar, asan 1 long verses. all (i elephant. \f C. 7T gidddu, v. n. To be heavy and A 7\@?33’353 gtluwadu, s, Weeping, unable to move about much, as cattle big with lamentation. o b young. C. A0T> gunku, v. n. To jump, leap. 2. ly G 7\@8)3&3 gibdta, s. Groping in the dark. to be defeated. oz 3, RacBer, Ro+2 the act N33 to grope. of leaping. et ®, R1oFoT one who defeats. I'Il‘g: A; o W™ to be defeated. ro¥ to defeat, C. No2d, N> gibu, gimu, s. A place, cause to lose (ly W dwelling. C. R20F, 720FII0Y gunke, gunke- c. ‘?\Qdfiqgs gtyyana, s. The note of some K bm' o birds. mdla, See 3032 C. NeToe3> giranchu, s. The small fine Ci 7307\’3533?_3_\0 gunga-muste, s. Cyperus rfl*m border of a cloth. rotundus. (o i C..NeTed, NeTBY glrani, girali, s. An C. AOTCDD, RIOTTY, RIOTDD gunyd- instrument used to make ornamental streaks di, gungdli, gungdri, s. A gnat, mus- on the body with paste of sandal. quito, eye-fly. 7weroa &3 a mango attacked ot " ( J 7 Qd&)?g gira-bale, s. A fluted bracelet. by gnats. ruh o J C. AORITI 50T gumgumdisu, o, n C. NT, NEDT, NeDB), NETHBR 03 To send forth an odour, as frankincense, &ec. giru, givikku, gtridu, glru-tegeyu, i C. 720RTY gunguru, s. An eyefly. o v a. To streak, make a mark, rule, draw o o 7ot 302y eye-flies to attack the eyes. lines. 2. to scratch out with a pen. 3. to 1\1 for scratch, burrow. s. A continuous line, mark, C. A0ORITE T gungura-kidalu, s, i o+ stroke. 2. a burrow. ngTe8 geratching, Hair that curls naturally. Rvorvdh 88 g carly o head. marking. neTe® to level land -after being AW ploughed. M Rot streaks of sandal on the S. RoORITD 3 gungurdne, See woBA. Jiok body. N3y 923 the perpendicular sectarian C. AN gunge, s. The black bee. Do Qrro g rahleYeN) nooe3 0. 7308 RB B guntige-bodeyu, 8. 720F gunchha, See 9P v. a. To weed by a harrow. 2. to fix a S. R202% gunja, See ™o, corpse erect, by tying it to a pillar, a custom c. Rooxo83 gunjdta, s Pulling another among the linga people. by his clothes, &c. passionately and in strife. rooweld Iw@, RoEe® to pull or drag in this C. Kao&&@'fif guzt,te-moZe, s. The iron tooth of a harrow. way. 0. R0t gunjdlddu, s. Rice-flour A. C. R20T gunda, s. A servant, menial. C. OB DN batter put into a kind of cullender, and made gunda-goyya, s. A rude, ill-behaved man. rooBRRES3T, R to run through, in the size of small pipes, in- to boiling ghee, which is placed ander. 33, Roo3ER rudeness, ill-behaviour, wanting a sense of propriety. . Ro0200MTA> gunjdishu, s. Excess of worth over the assessment. 70200 I to c. 7FooZevo> gunda-bdlu, s. A bad or outbid, offer a higher rent than another for disreputable mode of life. land, &ec. C. 708 gunddia, s. Playing with balls, 8. Ao033 gumji, See rook. foot-ball. s. 7038593 gunjikdra, s. The abrus pre- 0. Room003 8nToTe gunddnt ara-mddi, catorius seed powdered and used in working v. a. To dig deeply the whole area of a pro- gold. posed temple, and carefully examine the soil C. 72083 0ToR gunjiya-dande, s, A that there be no impurity, as bones, &c. n necklace of the seeds of the abrus precatorius. it 2. to sap the foundation, to ruin com- C. 7208° gunju, v. a. To draw, drag, tear, pletely, (used in threatening abuse.) t i pluck, pull off, tease, as cotton, &c. 2. fig. C. AR0TOAS gunddgu, See RcEDd. s. The coir of cocoa- 1 to run away, decamp. C. 720moR0 gunddnisu, v. a. To puta nuts. 2. entangled hair. 7002 RROTB TR large stone against a door for security. to ran away, get away from one, as a kite, tv C. A0GVT gunpddrd, See Roowed- ox, &c. Ry VB to extricate from one who f 0. RoomodRd, RocmiQRo gunddlisu, is pulling. 2. to tease, card, comb. gunddlisu, v.a. To loosen a peg. 2 to C. R0&PR0E gunju-ganiu, s. A fast [¢ e Ro¥S roll up, as a rug, &c. knot, a noose that will not slip. . 7oomo¢> gunddlu, s. Aman of courage. G, 7 FwoW hair in a knot. iy C. Ro0aedes gunju-bilu, v. n. To be- C. 7\'302‘3?,8 guzzdya’, adj. Courageous, valiant. come entangled. 2. to bepulled by another. C. A203 gundi, s. A pit, hole. 2. alarge round vessel. 3. a place for catching elephants. 8. Ro0% gmy'e, s. The shrub abrus preca- g\) 4. food. Two RS, Rood R to dlg a p]t. torius, bearing a red seed with a black spot 0] 2 C. RoolTe0d> gundi-kdi, s. The heart, on the end, used as a weight for gold. 3 salt soil. moen Roed the red seed of the above. in a physical sense only. G Foe0 1002 g pole with a forked top for receiv- C. FOBA 08 353 gundi-ganninava, s, A Ay R0 Tk, Rooed TwH to set ing a rafter, &c. person with one eye larger than the other. C. RooBR gundige, s. Heart, courage, bra- I up a forked pole. very. 2.an ascetic’s vessel or goglet. 3. the ( b C. X208 gunta, s. Property, substance. 7 & Rwo may you be ruined, (an expression of chest or pit of the stomach. 4. the throat. to] abuse.) RooBRESRBABW, ToRA 7':25?\,):’ RookRREDN to be A C. R0OBF R&D gunta-ganijari, s A dispirited, disheartened, cowardly ; the heart Ovgy medicinal shrub so called. to break. 7oolT 22T FRFL to be ready to Wifh oo C. 708F, R20%R, 7208 guntike, gun- faint, to be overcome, as by tobacco, &c. Ay roolR S A harrow or weeding an 5959 to shoot with ball cartridge. ‘Jfa‘, tge, gunte, machine. R0o8F 0@ the solid timber in S#¢3) a pain in the chest. 07 swhich the teeth are fixed. C. Ao0T> gundu, s. Any thing round or te] g — 3 { 4 ™Mo oo P td(’y?’, spherical, a ball, cannon ball. 2. a mullar 0. K0T, ROJeN, ANTIVY gun- ) fira or round stone, for grinding on a slabh. 8. a ndri, gunndve, gunndle s. A female ~ custon boulder, large round stone. 4. a knob. 3] a dwarf, a short woman. heap, concourse, multitude. 6. delight, & C. ROQJA gunniga, s. A dwarf, pigmy. he it reverie. adj. Round, circular, globular. 0. A>3 gunne, adj. Young. s. The young g oo, Ty Mod) g round stome for of some beasts. &o&g 7{‘)03 a young pi(r grinding on a slab. room FY g grinding ol stone, roller. Tood) BB g stallion. R0 H. R03700 gunnegdri, See rod,m0. Y 701D a small swivel. RICB) TIFY, 1oR) TR IV 0. R0Dce> gumpdlu, s. A boys game 2w to load a musket with ball. 2. to fire so called. ] a gun. fod) ¥ WD to fire with ball c. RodT> gumpikku, v. n. To jump, cartridge. RooR ¥ TI, R0y BREBI g man leap. rocdiR, RoL? a leap. ol wounded by a bullet. ROOBS rl/au&, oo Sw c. 7\’30‘@ gumpu, s. A flock, multitude, % to throw down a large stone from a wall roRy) TRB), NCT) assemblage, crowd, heap. il on an enemy’s head. 7™0® && a round seat ?é&g , RCTINY, Mooy fi\fagja, Mot ?%&. #@ga to or stool. e Swh g round face. be collected, assembled. R0 TRd a’%\/a‘g\) €. RooDRpeSNTS gundugdyatana, ol persons to assemble themselves together. s. Rudeness. RoRY FTRBTO v. 223 To assemble, collect 1) i together. 7m0y Roos¥@A in crowds, flocks, &c. ¢ {led C. R0, R0B3¢y gunduli, guzzdz&!i; s. A mason’s round chisel. 2. roundness. g, 0 C. R20R gumpe, s. A leap. 2. a heap. C. Ro® gunde, s. Courage, boldness. 2 o 0 R00% IND to leap' 2. to heap. the heart either physically or morally. Yo T. B. A0, gumba, See MoB. ) @ F2W the heart in a physical sense. rood e T. B. 0T, K2020T gumbara, gum- Aegp, ol In@ to be courageous, take To P 647'@, See 05T, it courage. 0B WA %’@go, RoB TRBD a?@g‘;)’o the heart to palpitate. R 83 FREH to T. B. R02FT0 gumba-wddya, [z h feel ready to faint. 9% 5. An earthen vessel used as a drum. C. ROV gupdeyava, s. A man of . R0 gumbala, See w009 n.;(:’!l/lyfé‘?% [) 02 g courage, a valiant man, hero. T. B. A00IR gumbiga, | o] s. A reser- ved man. C. A20BH B0 gundhodeyu, v. a. To f oour" fire a gun with ball. C. R023T> gumbidu, v. a. To assemble. Jis s, 1 €. R20FEOTs gundhdru, [rom 58] v, . C. Ro0250T8 gumbdrati, s. A vesselused 9 4 A gun to fire. ToETIT Bed), time of gun- in wave offerings, containing a lamp with fire. J one wick. C. 700> gundu, See wm. adj. Much, c. 720208 gambuta, s. The model of a abundant. The tomb made of gilt paper and tinsel by Mus- sulmans at their Mohurum feast. C. R203 gunnd, adj.Small, short. nooIR, il (2] ros, a dwarf, pigmy. C. R0200%> gumbusu, v, a. To shake e H. ROTOROD gunndgdri, See ros,md down, as corn in a sack, or in measuring. €. 70TV gunndne, s, A young or stun- (98 7\'008))? gu7nbu[a, s. A tree so called. o I, ted elephant. 0. Ro0BS gumbe, Sce o3, il b i C. ROTORES, gunnd-patte, s. Paper gilt 8. Re03 gumbha, adj. Secret, mysterious, over with tinsel. TWomE¥, ® to ornament reserved. s. Tying, stringing, as a garland, &c o8 with paperfitinsel. o to tie or string flowers. 0 1 €. ROOTD 533?\’3_ gunnd-yenne, s, An oil strung, tied. TOLRFFIA to be secret, ob- of a gilt colour. 0 c i scure, hidden, mysterious. i C. A20T20I gunndi, s. A small or stun- s. Roozo0Beed gumbha-kdmbidi, ted dz,?g. s. A tune so called. 4 S o 0530 fiJZ‘dN C. AJODY gumma, s. A scare-crow. /v—' N 2% S gukkura, |=.=0]s A deg. __J C. Ro028 gummata, A puppet-show : ; 3 5 - g S gukkuwava, s, A slow, tar- box 2 an arched roof. 3 an ornamented dy, indclent man litter for an idol, or the paper and -tinsel (. A o /\3#5 gukke, See rien tomb used at the Mohurum G,/ C. /\J%& @ gukke-bidu, Seeunder 70wy, C. R0 gummala, adj. Crowded, close. (1 C. C. A9A D guggart, s, Soaked erain mixed 0228335 gummatidu, v, a. To set to In boiling water and salt fichting 0. RO7 039003 guggarikdi, s. Horripil- (7 C. K00 gummana, [#=v.] s. Beating, ation. pounding, as in-a mortar. CKir b;’e,@\@a guggari-kdlu, s. A mode A0 C. RSB gummala, See wsows of pumshlno boys, tying the hands over the e C. R50D5983 gummdta, s F ighting, cuf- DI knees, and putting a stick under the knees, fing and over the wrists G7 T. B. AoODID T gummdra, . See 2302538 G C. "IN guggase, s. A vain and unpro- B T. B. 7203399 guinmdli, [rew] s, A re- fitable desire. served woman (] C. AT (o AR TS gugguru, s. A bandycoot. AO0NIT %97? gummme, gummae- Ji % < B Ao/\oeof, /\.)/\G) AOT o guggula, galige, s A large bamboo basket to store JZ(JJala, JtlJJl/(l, rrw*ou] s. Bdellium, up corn 1n. g a fragrant gum or resin. mme; BRTEI to (, C. A0D2 gummu, [=3:,] v.a. To beatin carry burning bdellium in precession before a mortar. L 2. to cuff, oo e B o put an idol 7Ty §F230F the profession of a re- bR mto a mortar to beat R0 o0 F FOXW to ligious mendicant carrying burning bdellium The teach by beating into, ‘as'a dull and stupid from door to door beceine alms. R P;’o,oqs {, ) boy. oA 333 to put into a mortar to beat. the mendicant so employed . /\37) gZIJV/e, See ReR. i c. /\of&a,o f\afzgmeJzalkac/’zchu, guk- 1ne kasu, v. a. To overcome, defeat. C. AXN) gugri, See Tori C. A C. AOT ?J#ngulfianmsu, See under 7%2 C. Kotz B, /\oe;r uJJ?(C}(L/tZ chu, guch- My v /\owfi‘cquflfijo Ju/z/wu ist-kollu, [=> chidit, v. a. 10 putmto rathers, to plait. 0F ORTREY] . comp To shrug up one’s self; G 2025 ) /\«82 & guchehu,. gucheki- Jeigj hom cold or fear. Gidie, v: a: To tattoo. T, ron2 8 fattco- C. Aa%o¢ &3 Ju//m/a, s. Running a dis- mg ey g tance within a breath. ! 1(;“ C. R2e3> _/UC/IC]tu, s. A bunch of flowers 2 a tassel o c /\3'8'_&/\350‘ Toy, ARIT(DIDSODI, Ao 3. a plait, fold, or gather T AT DI9TD D =0 T8, $0 make a tassel gukki-gufklddu, 2. to tie up flowers o the se gukki-mdtdadu, gukki-gulki-mdtddu, age of a cloth {from which tassels are made. v. n. To falter, stutter, speak with sobbing T Twoi g garland with (i tassels. b Ri T fo_s Juk/flé, s. A mouthful. 2o o 8. A 9, D a gulp or draught of water. guchhelha, s. A necklace of Ayt 3“] n string 9 &, a cluster of blossoms or flowers. C/M Vi C. RoBy gukku, s. One breath, a single in- Y Ul spiration. 7%, 8%Am to blow with the mouth - RI&TRE gujardti, s. Guzerat. 9, fote .E/J Wy s0 as to produce a continuous blast. 7% <+ H. A% ODQ’Q J?gaiam, s. Passing away @ to hold the breath. mfl T.B it WA to fetch time 2. life, living, livelihood MOwTeed 39 breath. [a"] Ty L CII\L ) MWF, I Sours to sleep without @ to live according to one’s means 1D, noise, to lie as it were breathless TOTY, T = Cs 7o bflgdn s About the time of sunset i) e 0y, ad to be quite still ™ v, a, To grieve, H. Adts® VARIAYN) gujasta gudasta, distress, make sorrowful Al adj. Past; as a revenue term, itis usually 4 o i 6 Dy o o rahYe] (]A employed to express the year just expired 0. PoBORIB T, RobHRo& 03, RELTY [t the last or past year. rowds, wed halance of S gutu-gutana, gutu-gutanna, gu- the last year, fuklkane, s. The noise made in swallowing 0. Rae3, ROB guji, guje, See 103 ROUTETY , ROBE 30 to expire, die. A ART QIR C. AXTD gujiry, See rw=d \ 7. S B2 to drink with noise. 1IN C. AIETPR0E® guyu-guyu, b s. Whispering C. A8, gutta, See oz R R JwseR) 2. a private communication, 0. Ax&o Ja guttdalu, s. A reserved man, (Vo) row Tt to whisper, speak in an under tone. P Tl notn @ g reserved or disingenuous woman € C. A& gujja, adj. Short, low, diminutive ™2 1 g dwarf, a short man C. A8, gutti, [%] s. A burying place, md I A G N cemetery, grave. 2. asow. ™%, #3339 3 sex- ON gujjangi, s. A bunch, clus- r he ter, tassel. ton. ro8ed 320 to be watching at a ceme- 11663, C. A d/\o tery bee g & 3 b gujara, gujjirt, See fiv%"Oc@ C. R, ATED guttige-kattu, ». a. To npio S/\J fix a corpse evect and dressed up, as is the YD gl{]Ja?'l, 8. The name of a tune. practice of the linga people. c. /\08:"-3 O gujjdri, s. A very little dwarf, 0. A8, D pwmy ar{; Neat, compact, elegant. a8} guttige-dipa, s, A lamp 0 Tewy '(/[Iv [y a female dwarf, ne3 0 33 g neat left to burn by a corpse elezant house C, A8, guttu, s. A secret mystery 1) Cr A5 gujp, s. A gather, fold, plait pucker 2. privacy 3. one’s private secrets, 4, re- [2%] hefore )0 ?fi)tfi Eow, K)%3:§\) 7‘)0(, %Y to putku gather, putation, honour, Ro&,AD to be secret &3 &R, T Fsedy ar e3 ot what is made secret 0, Ao R, /\owJ y gujjige, gupyuge, s, a secret [l The Chry Jsant/zmnum Indicum. o BIFW, M8, 3T g reserved man one who is not open, 8 S FUT g mysteri- C. A% IARTS gujjina-gidu, s, A child’s ous or secret affair. play representing house keepin taking flovjo YA tq be 1g- norant of the secret TU’JO 8%, the secret ta meals, &ec., in small vessels. dove be found out C /\oa:“, A ~ 0o b /\\)o_: g, okl 50&0«\«0 to find out a se- gurju cret, to trace, discover, Jpr. y?{/jl, adj. Fine, smdll minute, short, little of stature, &c, s. A cluster C. A& gutte, s. A funeral pile and corpse l Jatt 2. small per: burnt to ashes pendicular posts, by which short beams are 2. a cemetery, burying place, [C/ll]’l mOE, T raised upon longer ones and thus form a ™8 =, to prepare a funeral pile. e3 i Ro& e nan i& shelving roof to native houses. RO T, ¢ a grave-stone 3 Toe3 a grave, play at leap-frog. e Row g short pillar a vessel used to gather up the bones of the m'w Je) dead, T*v fl\“r a small kind of mango, nos eR mé‘f 837 to wander among tombs, as an insane person, &c, Ro&, 18, BT 500 to take out wrinkles or folds. nox WR«,&.‘ e to search among graves or hillocks. il fl.)aa“ SODC\A).), ne 23“ fa) &uc{m to b(\ pubkeled ah) I il & 5~ diminutiveness, C. AR, BD» guttodiyu, v. a. To di- it i €. R83TowmeTo gutaru-hdku, o, » . To vulge or let out a secret. TOE®,BRAD to keep a secret. grunt, as Indian cattle (6 o C. AOEDODIR gutdisu, v, a. To pound 0, /\J& QN gutlangi, s, A very reserved flove as medicine, &c. wom fl n. T, B. A&UT gufdra, See wowes. c. ™8 gutla, A seam. rok3 ez to if T. B. P&E gutike, [#u2] 5. A pill, bolus open a seam C, R8T gutuku, s, A single gulp or . 7T guda, s. Jaggery, coarse sugar, 2, a flower so called swallow, a draught, sip. ™= InE to gulp TOET) BowwTh Weadeynd), B to put chew- . ROTRY guda-bévu, s, A mixture of ed betel, &c nto another’s mouth, [aSIASESY I Zlfl\i f) Jaggory and Margosa leaves Rz 3R 3y 1l %% a sip of water, 18 g ) to eat this on new year’s day 377 [Aa) e, et 79 zgge N ) c. RoBEe> gudasalu, s. A hut of thatch C. Rd G v D O, R03 gudishili, gudishe, without walls. See TOBIW, €, RBR gudasu, See romw. C. ROBTD gudisu, v. a. To sweep, heap up, collect. s. AooT guddaka, s. Indolence, sleep. 8. /\quuge'é' gudd/fle'sfia, s. Arjuna, with K. O RITO gudw, for Bec. a curly head. C. AITIF> guduku, See otz (, H. AOTOT guc]a’/cu, s. A narcotic compo- C. ASTOROTY gudugddu, v. n. To creep I sition. of tabacco, sugar, opium, plantains, on hands and knees. ™o@nTe83 g kind of game. 0 and other ingredients, smoked from a chilum. A. C. ZOTINT gudugisi, v. a. To incense, ROweTY BRD0 to smoke the chilum. irritate. 2. to roll a single wheel along with (] C. ROTOLD, Romogd guddna, guddni, s. the hand. The largest earthen vessel. C. ATIRS> gudugu, s. Thunder. v.n. To (.7 €. ATV gudcc’ra, s. A tent, tabernacle. thunder. BBy to thunder. TOEB T, TOERT BRI o set up a tent. (] C. AIBORID gudugudi, . A hooka, or RomeTs B a feast in tents, ™HETT nY a noknch 4 more properly the noise made by it. tent pole. [abF=Sab! (1 Fw¥3 the pipe or tube of the hooka. 8. AT guqla’la, s. A hard swelling, un- G, B wedB, roare T2 the vessel or body of natural protuberance about the body. the hooka RB R 3T to smoke a hooka. ° N A. C. RO gudi, s. A public rejoicing on an o Mok WO the fire-cup of a hooka. 451 auspicious occasion. 2. an assembly. 1 C. AIBITY, T\'de gudupu, gudpu, s, A& ZWQ)J to make a public rejoicing, by serving bar of iron. b out drink made of jaggory, &c. 2. to assem- (‘* C. RoBITD gudusu, s. The embodied form ble. ok ¥ox 0% an assembly to increase. il of 8, as in % ™3 31 to collect, make assemble. it 0. AITITIYS gudusulu, See Bz, C. RO gudi, s. A temple, place of worship. 1 2. a vessel raised upon a long bamboo, as at C. 7'\’31’?5 gudda, s. A hill, a heap of rocks. il a festival. 3. the ring round the sun or adj. Short, low, diminutive. 7°Z7 n&d, table- il moon in damp weather. nor 4y, this ring land on the top of a hill. T“J%E’ TN g, pass W between two hills. to form. 4. [®o®] the extremity of a twig, B3 Fed the peak of a e hill. nogd - (8] 2wt8 g hill-fort. &c. ™2 =8 the fixed allowance for a temple. fio%"f 0 g no3 B T3)F9T, Mud Fo¥ the inclosure or ground wild sheep. ™23 1D g cave in a rock. et round a temple. OB FeT0XEy the superin- 3 2 rock honey. BT F3905 g chaunel the tendence of a temple. o2 33 the service of of water running down a hill. fioaz onR g tiop, a temple. m™oB T8F g turn for officiating in kind of hill-grass. BT wIV g hill-tree so ?“.'u”m a temple. B F9TH gmearing cow-dung on called. ™3Z T3y the god of a hill. 2. aman’s the floor of a temple. proper name. TOZTHY as big as a hill. ™7 ] i 8 ITF g ravine in a hill. ey C. 7\5&7?3‘6 ‘(/udigdra, s. A turner and RE T w0, m:@:: = liew By a cascade or waterfall. it cabinet maker, fav?aw 33 the B echo of a hill. 7@ koY g hill-temple. @ €. KJ@?\, 7\’3237\05{@ o, DA gu(’ligz’, 33 I o3 4] Vo BT 8320 the bottom of a hill, the L gudigi-challana, gudige, s. Tight trow- table land round the foot of a hill. & sers. t:t l C. AT glldq_llé, s. Ane (=t ot Bl oo, S pawn. 2. the C. RoBATDI0 gudigi-suriyu, v.n. To {Umg) eye-ball. 8. a bubble. 4. a weed like moss thunder and rain. M‘Jnfl ] growing on water. m%#%, m:‘izé;, VB T iy A. C. PIBARY gudigu, v.n. The tremble or o w0 to lay e oD oo ro@) FTW the eye-ball to sink in. TRWTRAB the earth sunk in. e o move or shake from fright. fio:-ixc)a FaW g 6. A28 8 guditi, s. The hand hollowed to $ag, substance growing in the eye where the vision receive something L}”) Sy &8 7935.a handful of has perished. Rz mom A to be full of corn. o3 4 ’JE‘ Pn@ spawn, Tio:?.\:a A oI BT S @ pain like the [T 3 [ 8 S «&.fif ) 7 e 083 !E} falling out of the eye-ball. sz{‘%} 2R, o a march; ©33 a halt; 29« stratagem @), g™, B +¢ to pluck out the eye. 7o ®I»3,e recourse to protection. R SV 2,83 the eye-ball to be inflamed. o) ) (€M) 3, 0 the favourable turn of a disease, beginning of 0, the eye-ball to come out from the socket. 7o amendment. R JTRY 1o alnend, be- Byw) the eye-ball to swell. 73 0@ to look come better. Rors Bed, Mo FoBT, e T an' fiercely at, to frighten by severe looks. F8, noes BoxJ, Roes @Q%, R Noth, moe W T[es, Moo ,'fao?/, RoFs590, 06 BCRRE3, R C. AT gudde, s. A heap. 2. a square ) S0 gl these terms are used to denote excel- iGN head cloth, scant and poor turban. C. '/'\'JZ?Q&SJ guddétu, s. A random shot. lence, or endowment with superior qualities. 182, 7o ¢&) 3nww g random shot to hit. TRATORE, AR el Reaa33 B0y deviating mh C. Ao -9 [RRY > guddélu, . n. Bubbles or from the usual character or disposition, odd, £pawn to rise upon water, strange, out of the common way. To 8. 7T gunake, s. in arith. The mul- C. 7ORND> gudbidu, See fovy s under 0oz, tiplier. 3 Kadj#a@"g) gudru-gudrana, s The , O grunting of a pig or ox. A €. TOERTToRwoBRZs gunakaru- C. R3B> gudlu, See romzen, gondavana, s. An affectionate man. 8. 7260390 gupakdra, s. Multiplication, ‘Il\' Hf ) C, 7\)33% gudsut, See RoBR. v, n, To close or shut up, as a flower. THBTIT Fsors to multlply. \( ‘vlj‘:;fl. S. A2 guna, s. A quality, property, per- A, C. PoOORRYY gura-gollu, o n To fection, attribute. TS roeerdd divine attri- be pleased or affectionate. 5 4 butes. BB % an agareg d > ate of six divine C. 7R, guna-guftu, See under = &3 ' attributes; viz. S wisdom, 3%, effective fom energy, WYV mower, ©%OPT all-sufficiency, £ é&& > NONT might, €= glory. (See also under # 7\5@@7@50, R D> guna-grdhi, 10.) @re the three qualities; viz. 33 Moe gunagnyanuy, s, One acquainted with goodness, T3®T Mo foulness, ST roes dark- character. 1ok ta ness, moral blindness. 3w 79I fidm?«O.flfgh 8. Aogeosed, RoeBoFy8 guna- what is the property of the loadstone. 2 ap tankdra, guna-thankyiti, s. The twang temper, disposition. %7 g good disposition. of a bow-string. BoTyFes g bad disposition. ™o =3, R T3 8. 760QR0E guna-dharma, s, The vir- relation of qualities or dispositions. $o) roe tue incident to the possession of certain qua- channd the colour red. 3. excellence, merit, perfec- tion. lities, as clemency is the virtue of loyalty, &c. mecE g good man, MOS8 a virtuous 8. ARZ gunana, s. Multiplication. woman. 4. wisdom, good sense, reason. T J4re ’ n 5. moral or i N %@ gpeak reasonably. S. A0 gunalaina, s. A tent, ta- bernacle. il physical improvement, recovery from sick- £t ness, restoration to health, reformation. 8. ROLODTA G0 gura-vishaya, s The 3305008 CarR Ty the disease does not e particular disposition or turn of a person’s remove under this doctor. B¢ Bwdy 533-35 mind, the respective character. fhe R B g little better to-day. mosmmany, R C. R 8 gupdkdra, See Rieszss. | ‘N'!x £ TB to recover, improve in health, be re- formed. ™o S®, Moo CSREPN) Pete St S. Roe0 83 gundtishaya, s, Excl- g [t v to malke better, )~ reform, improve. lence of character, a virtue. 6. use, advantage, effect. e (S < AT ~ onB JInITon 2 [~] C. RoE09D guaird, s, The servant of the S roeedgy itis useless to speak to him. head man of a village. 7. a good state or condition. e 8. a degree, time, fold. (See mm%m) 9. a C. "B guami, s. A hole, pit. 10. a means of rope, string, bow-string. C. Koz gunike, s. The outer angle of he defence, of which six are enumerated, called the eye. 2. multiplication. 3. the nape of g >€Y£ " B 65 as, ¥op mediation; IR war; SHT the neck. 4. the top of the head. bt ik - 3 ¢ 9 I N e "o RO C. 733:%§$>p% gunike-hupnu, ¢ A | c. T\’om% qURSU, See THAD, sore on the finger joints. 1. B. K)i} gutta, See 3. C IR €23 guni-ganm, s. Ahollow eye. c. 793, RoZ oo, RB T, ‘Koi’gy, 73 C 7\’3@%7\’@) gztpi—gall(é, s. A sunken cheek, @38 gutta, guttana, guttada, gut- . AILIROGOBy gupigdlddu, v, n To tali, guttdda, adj. Tight, not loose. 7 .( play a game with grains of corn, like chuck- 3 50 3¢, 08 wéa tight bracelet. ™3,y 0 farthing. 13 a tight ring. ™8 3 Fom g hard ball. i C. K.):%fié guni-get, s. A hollow or deep (6} 7\"\)5‘9__0 gutti, s. A cluster of flowers, a hand. bunch of fruit. 8. Roe83 gunita, adj. (in arith) Multiplied A.C. 728 T od gutti-konda, adj. Down- 2. collected, heaped. 7038 I3 to multiply. cast. C. RoR538 gzmi—ddvade, s. A hollow C. 7\’\):539 n guttige, s. C'ontmct, covenant, cheek. agreement. 2. assessment by agreement. 7 Iy C. 7\’5@’356 guzzi—nari, s. A fox. &R =), to let on contract. RE R IR to take on contract. gl C. RoB3 0T guni-nosalu, s. A hollow T8 AT g contractor. 7 Q forehead. 871 Bav arented field. 7087 €0 to pay taxes. BIFE 8K, FUT M8 R assessment paid in c. RrABnKs guni-mitgu, s A nose kind. S»3 3 ™87 assessment paid in money- much depressed in the centre. €. RoRBwed, RofBsR gupi-mdre, A C. 733> _guttu, v. n. To be tight. v.a To put in. guni-moga, s. A hollow face. 3 . AT guda, s. The anus. ™3 2oZe3 an C. 7\)09%?\'33 guflisu, v. a. &n. To multi- 1§ irritation of the anus. nB FEF g worm ply. 2. to calculate, think, scheme. 3. to G, 7 bred in the body. 8 T)Fe¥S washing the spell. il anus. 3 Z0w® the bloody flux. C. Ro0T, R005F gunuka, gunuke, 8. RITTBoRS guda-ranjana, s, A cushion C.7 S A mode of singing. on a saddle. i C. Ro002BR> gunukisw, v, a. To shake i down corn in measuring. 2. to shake the iH 7\’335"_(\9)_5 gudastc, 5. The past year. U ,I voice in singing. 8. ROTORN GoS gudd-meithuna, s, So- (A C. RODOR gunugd, s. A modest, retiring, domy. TOZeRy T a sodomite. shrinking, diffident man. A. C. KD gudi, See 0. Do g [ C. ROODR> gupugu, ». n. To shrink or C. A0 gudi s. A bunch, cluster. 2. a string iy keep back, from modesty. to tie the legs of cattle, also called Robg &7, . (. 7y i, C. RoODARI gunugu, s. A grumbling. 2 v. n. To go as a horse with its legs tied. unsubstantial corn. o2 fi;éd&, RO RN B C. ZOQ7=@s gudi-gdlu, s, The hind legs qudg & 0. #. To mutter, murmur, grumble. 2 of cattle tied while milking. ahlaYar (M) vw& to gt to read or speak in a low and indistinet tone. tie the hind legs of cattle. 2. to put to the the torture. C. R203 gunruta, s. Multiplication. 2 box spelling. C. RIDR, ROTOR gudige, guduge, s A thuy club, cudgel, mace. 2. a clog tied to the neck 9y o KQS’Q&_@(% gwfiwllu, 8 A round stone. of cattle. mobA B, the blow of a cudgels C. RIEDE T gunkdra, See roresc. q\¢ robn T to tie a clog round an ox’s neck. big C. R2EDy gumbu, s. A quick pace in walk- . RoDR=eY gudi-gdla, s. Tying the C/\ ) / ing. adj. Round, spherical. 2. sound, perfect. hands round the knees, and passing a stick O 0 A.C. R £33y gUNPY, adj. Reserved, distant, under the knees and over the wrists. o impenetrable, mysterious. v T o Awg¥ 2% to punish in this way, figy Il C. -K‘)‘(Y?QS’ gunya, edj. Having qualities, but C. RTOATD gudu-gudu, s, Thenoise of A % especially those of excellence. boiling. (Wllt { 880 ) D T FaNYah) 7920 €. PRI gudugu-mara, s. A prop BANA 03 udydta, See under ™. put behind a door to keep it shut C. AIZTRD,AIQTR2 gunakisu, guniki- B} ¢, B s Flhd VA TABIEN] $u, ».a. To wave, shake, dance any thing up I AT gudupu, gudupe, gudume and down with the hand, ascornin a fan, &c. N Ju(lufé, glldtlfim, s. A protuberance or C. A2JOTH umnu/»u, v. n. To rise up and down hard swelling on any part of the body. 2. a knot on a tree, stick, or cane. C. RISRITIBId guna-guna-nadiyi, A C. AT, RoBoYs> guduru, gudulu v. n. To walk with a short step. s. A ring of straw, &c. for a round bottomed H. AITOROD gunagdry, See roSme0d, i vessel to stand on = C. AOTOD gundari, See M0, C/\.) W< & guddana, s. Cuffing, striking C. RoQ gunt, s. A smallinsect, the larva of nt fighting. 2 shampooing. a moth, very destructive to woollens 2 a ™ T, B. AJ?S@ T g?, b ® guddaly, small black speck on the grain of the great 1) J}Ld(ZaZz, gudda/z, [=om n] s. A native mille 1] Sed g O spade puk -axe, TRRLD MOT Da e rTd fa®) C. RQ7, RIJRED, gunigu, gunigut- narrow qpade\ © a broad spade. tu, See RocoRy. "1 1 VLI A oF) 2;)(.1 & the broad part of a spade. ey C. AOQT1> gunisu, See ro3%7o. a spade blunted or much worn away. 7 E Rot © Bwwo the (1) FoJ the haft of a spade. C. AT, Koo gunuku, gunku, ad; eye of a hoe or spade into which the handle Round, globular. ROSRTFIADY £ he quite 18 inserted round ean RB O v, . To burrow, dig. o C. A OATWwoBoTs guddalisi-kon- C. NIJOAS gunugu, See Ry, o e du-bar U, v. a. To remit . A7, Ro3q7ed gunnegdri, gun~ C. o0 T guddi-kollu, v. a. To strike negdli, s. A fine, mulct ol T. B. AR gupana, See T;Fea. dead, kill with a blow. C. /\3@@’\:83_3) guddilisi-bidu, ». a. To S. AN gupta, adj. Secret, hidden con- cealed nT BRY blow up. 2. protected, preserved bJ a play of children resembling hide-and-seek C /\océ)i) B> guddili-hdku, ». a. To ?&w k) o2 A0 place a spade in the ground and perform some B3R LJ‘S I3 2 to joke imperceptibly. acts of worship at the commencement of the S. 70T AOR gupta-gange, s. A viver that Mohurwm, has only occasionally water in it C. A3, R T /\JZSDZS@QJZLLZ(JM, 8. A% RoQ gupla-gdmint, s. A river ol s0 called, the source of which cannot be traced guddi-kollu, gudyddu, v. a. To strike, il beat, box, cuff. A% s. A blow with the fist C. ROTH3, RIS guppane, guppune, {0 2. the fist 3. strength. R0 W to cause to adv Quickly, soon. nB S WD to come i fotie box. n DT, ROTW ¢ 9, ¥, Ao .Ju(s ] ~. 5 quickly. thumpin fighting, striking. [SEh] I8! & oA i\)Q A 0. /\3@\57”@ 3 guppi-gollu, [%2] v, n, !]f. & R strike him on the back o ™, To be heaped 7Z Ak R tit for tat, retaliation. ?‘: :1 3 ;?.za ) (00 e,:a: fth C. FooRed guba-gubalu, s, Alarm, boxer commotion. 2. a pustule 3. the noise made Jos C. 7D RGN guddu-gudddgi, 4q, 1n runnmg: 4"’ Blow for blow. 0. Ro2Tws gubadalu, s. A protuberance G qd‘wé JZL(ZLZM-&&N(?, s. The name 2. a knot in wood on any part of the body 5 of a game C. R gubary, adj Thickset, close, C. ROV Y guddu-mola, s. A small mpervious s. An awning Rt AB a tree p O TROWTN T cubit, from the elbow to the closed fist with thick foliage. an entangled or 0 L) 81 N 73029 s TR ) matted head of hair. ROVTORAED,, ROWTIAD) Vo 7\’32%1?@37\’ gubbi-rdga, s. A pining to be impervious or entangled. sickness. i C. R, A gubalu, gubali, Seo C. RoeND gubbili, See rovsje. ROWNRSWLD G | C. 7\’.:8)%3 g@zb«f:%, s. A spheroid, any thing globular. & €. AR08, RovTe, Aoy gubdia, gubdru, gubdlu, See rowrnes. C. 7\)3&)?3')%&585 gubbu-kattu, ». a. To tie across the arms and chest. C. Ao29D gubiri, s, ‘A bird with a large (] face, the white owl. 2. the serum of the ear. c. fioa)é)?i@zéo gubbu-giidu, s. The pivot- T hole in which a native door turns. (3 €. RoIIR gubiliga, s, A stout man. 2 See R0, Tt c. Koa)é)f?@ o gubbu-goradu, s. A per- pendicular bar fixed at the back of a door te 01 C. 7920F> gubuku, v, a. To beat with the foot. keep it shut. [ 2. to box. C. Roan® gubbudi, s. A good manager, il Pt C. Ro20R0STB00 gubu-gubane-ku- good economist. 73 233 good management. (1] (_Z?'g/u, v. n. To drink with a noise, to gulp. C; Koa“?}fio; gubbemma, s, A game a- fi C. Ao2023 gubucfii, s. A sparrow. mong children. C. Ro2es AL gubuchi-gidu, s A C. FITND5DA 4 T gublemmdgiru, v, n, (1A chimney or an outlet for smoke. 2. a spar- To be still or quiet. Iy row’s nest. o flogg)g_bs gubbettu, v. a. To ornament 0. 0. 7R0202T> guburu, See rowdo. with knobs. G 7 C. AREHT5VBY gubulu-mddu, v.n. To L 7\’32,%'), R, RS gubhalla, C7 cry aload. gublza]!u, gub/!ul, s. The noise of any T, B. 720N gubusa, See wowors. fu thing falling into water. 2. perturbation, 1y alee) QoD o C. KJE?‘D guN)(l, s. A pommel, knot, or ball consternation. 0 BB R T pal- on the head of any thing. 2. a woman’s o pitation of the heart from fear. t breast. 7w pommelled. rioz& 2 N TRB to C. RIDITDOIT2, RoB0BD gumalkdisu, ) pommel. glmza/cz'su, v. n. To turn upon, rebel, huff, C.7 C. AOBND gubbane, adv. Quickly, soon. contemn. Iy fi C. AROND gubba’du, v. n. To jump from C. RO0TO gumaku, v, a. To cuft, box. (. ) one heap to another, (a game.) —r D C.. ZAIDIAITI), AIDIPORIT TR guma- N 1 C. ’KJ&)’%}? gubba’[i, s. A woman with full guma, guina-ghuma-wdsane, s, A fra- (s ) breasts. grant or diffused odour. &ty C. 7\)003‘\ gu&bi, s. A sparrow. 2. the name 29 C. A25383 gumala, s. A tomb in minia- 0 Ay of a town. o) R0 g sparrow to feed its ture, or ark used at the Mohurrum feast. G A young. ™R @RA €T 9, n. To moan in sick- c. Kofioé&%@%b gumata-kobbari, s uaI ness, as a sparrow. 79 ¥R7S a round faced hammer. A stinking cocoanut. s C. Ao, Kozl gumadu, gumadi, 0F \)\’ Vi . xoagba?\;;figme& gubbi-belasé-hul- s. A sort of white mimosa. A lu, s A sort of grass. 0. AoWT> gumaru, s, Childish, simple, 0. A2 ?3»@-\? gubbi-mole, s. A stout nail 13 7 silly. roz083 childishness. with a pommelled head, used in fort-gates, &c. 18 ) C. RIDo®3, RG> gumalu, gumalu, Aoy €. RN B D33 gubbi-mbreyava, s adj. Thickset, as foliage. i A small faced man. GiR C. RIBIDI gumdnd, s. Secresy, privacy. o b ©. RoeH DI R gubbiydgu, v.n. To H: 7<D:EE§ gufi@(z?la, S. Doubt’ Suspicion, Uy become lean, pine or waste away. 2. to be TSR a suspicious person. NIHRY ®J sus- .old and unable to do any thing but sit still. picious persons. ot HOS; 82 b Wag S HTN | ™o o] = fabtalenh Yot N = H. ‘/‘\’ofim'_dg, 7\’3;5@:9«-)0 gumdsta, gu- becoming exposed or liable 0O 81N PRt R2035e7dD do not fall into sin. maste, s. A clerk, writer, assistant, deputy. RRWEY Ty et oy T B B » MBI A0 g clerk or writer’s business. SO Z n0Bnd I became the subject of y a heavy curse. 700 a3, 10ER®), R0 F3HE €. DD, AIR> gumi, gume, s An as- to level an aim. R0 Brven, ™0 8® to hit sembly, multitude, heap. 7o Y Fogh, R noD the mark. w078 g good marksman. 17 N TeB %@go to be assembled or collected. -y Swed 0 B to take aim and shoot. 7500 N, C. RODAT oY gumisi-kollu, », caws. Rt S to prove true. o0 90T IRED a To make fight. word that turns out to be true. 00 aso%zfl €. AoR839500d> gumuié-kdi, s A F2 gn untruth. ROW@RA VLT to cause to vegetable so called. arrive as directed. 0] C. RIDTd gumury, s. Chewing the cud. C. RoDFOT gurikdra, s. A head man of rosnd %0 to chew the cud. adj. Thick as armed peons. xr, foliage. RoFT AB g tree with thick foliage, 0. AoTeER guric/’tige, 8. A weeding hook. # C. 7a30w> gumuli, adj. Clear, bright, C. A0 gurimide, s. A tree so called. b fierce, as fire without blaze or smoke. [aNEVEN) A. C. 72D3T39Y guriydla, s. A game of ) FoB g live coal. the Pandus. T c. 7\’33‘3_36&3573 gummettige, s. A silver C. 720 guz'ivi, s. A stout woman. ring worn on the great toe by women. 8. AT> gury, adj. Weighty, stout, heavy. it c. 7\)33333 gummi, s, Multitude, heap, mass. 2. respectable, of high rank. %S g large O. RN, gummi, v. a. To box, cuff, beat. breast. ln, 8. ATy, AT guru, guruvu, s. A c. 7<3<5537\’304>;S‘<3, RIODIRIED, guya- any guyyanu, gui-guttu, v».n. To squeak, master of religious ceremonies, or a spiritual [0, as a pig preceptor, teacher, priest or guide, from whom C. RaBToOR> gurakdisu, v, n. To a youth receives the initiatory 208, or pray- o turn upon one, as a hog, &e. when struck. er, and who conducts the ceremonies at vari~ 2. to menace, frighten. ous seasons of infancy and youth up to the [ty period of investiture with the characteristic C. ROTF, ART gurake, gurike, I thread or string; this person may be the na- Snoring. 7‘1)57’\’.)9 30, NOT fidé\fé\j to snore. tural parent or the religious preceptor. 2. a €. RaTE3T, RoTR gurachike, gurayji, 0% religious teacher, one who explains the law See HwT3, and religion to his people, instructs them in yile 0. AT gurana, s. Effort, endeavour, e‘\;- the shédstras, &c. 3. a name of Brihaspati, Afne ertion. the regent of the planet Jupiter, and precep= C. Koo guratu, See rocod. tor of the gods. 4. a father, or any venerable i iz = €. 790 ! gurappa, s A shepherd’s god. male relation. In the peninsula of India, the: 2. a proper name. RTHS 7Y the disci- term 7™ is in general employed to denote: I & ples of the shepherd’s god. the high priest of any sect. The Gurus of C. AITB, ATR gurabadi, guramuy, the three great sects who follow the doctrines I il Y 8 of Shankara, Madhwa and Ramdanuja respec- Vexation, oppression, tyranny. P tively, are the successively adopted disciples. . B. AV gurasta, See St s -0 of these reformers who still uphold the spiri- . STV gurdna, See ™mee tual power acquired by their predecessors. E . Joogd gurdni, s. A shield. These sects are sub-divided into many bran- pifl! j_:\j\)j ches, each of which has its Guru, and the C. A0 guri, s. Anaim. 2.a mark, butt. nod Swe(® to take aim. ™ numerous body of the Shudras who wear the v 8%y to miss the mark. linga, have in general Gurus of their own 0 ROE»AD to be liable to, exposed to, P ©© ) 3 ROOTBHTS opposite to. VT3 *oéguJ ) caste, their creed being very different from the brahmanical faith rwceed (the day of he was charged with another’s offence. 2 3 5‘ 3 ™ [oh) 75 [ahlol) e Brihaspati) Thursday 3 Ry Bo S. A3ToSQ gurutwa, s. Respectability 2 “ L 83 thinking of one’s spiritual guide. 73 % veight, heaviness. TOTUEy WGt an indiges- 0 2 worship paid to a spiritual guide. o 5 tible thing (1 8) a filial disciple RoTY TEES g present in s. RoBoBweey guru-bddhe, s, The doc- i money or otherwise to a priest. 7o & the trine or instruction of a spiritual guide. precept of a spiritual guide 700 $e® B, 933 - < . NS 8,)8‘ guru-bhakti, s, Devotedness b A the leavings of a priest’s meal, eaten, as sa- ta one’s pri eat Lid cred, by his disciples S. ATV, AITITTD (7 C. AITITRORRD gurukdisu, See fotwscom:. guru-mathe, lo guru-sthina, s, A parsonage, vicarage C /\adafiés gurukkana, s, The angry rectory, the residence of a Jangam priest grunting of a pi T3 s /\JdosfiuOé’J\w‘gfi guru-mantri- s. &. €. R8>0 guru-kiriyaru, s LB, padésha, s, ‘he prayers and counsels of The great and small, gentry and peasantry A elders and juniors. a priest A. €. ROTo00 gurumut, adj Distant, re< Ch C. A.TORO, gurugumma, s, Silence, served, offended oSy to shew one’s self L7 quietness. mTremS silently, quietly offended R C. RICoRa83: AITIRIT)IS guru-guttu C7 . ROTODY guru-laghu, ady. Heavy JUrugurrany, v. n. To snore, growl, mur- and light. 2 great and small s. The grave 1 mur and short accent () A. €. RTeFo& guruchdta, s. Blindman C. RTID guruva@, s. A common name a- l) 0y buff, mong the Linga people ive €. RoToe3> guruchu, adj. Short, low fn[ S. AAOTIDT Jumwzfle, s. The priesthood C. AdTIaP guruju, s, A kind of awning G A . NOTOTT_guru-shakti,s, Great strength, put up on auspicious occasions, as at a wed- . C. AoV, A3T.& guruki, guruhe, s, ding, &c. & A round boat C. RITEF, RoBo8R, RoBoE3NSNA gu- Y A6 /\.)d.g? gur uli, adj. Round, spherical rutike, gurutige, gur wfz‘/ma—gzda, See TTEBRAAR Tty Zwdy a round pearl T, TS 8, Majesty, glory Hi C. R3TEL gurutu, adj. Stout, thick C. RoBe&> gurdtu, s. Mitting the mark, J . ATIZT gurutara, adj. Wider, broad- RT3 BRBWY to hit the mark e er, more extensive, heavier, more honorable The snarling C. RT)S gurrane, of cats A l C. R3T30 gurutu, s. A mark or token by and dogs § n 2. the wambling of the bowels W which any thing is known. > “ any sign or when disordered. sl symbol used as a signature hy those who can- T I | S AT ;Qn (/2(77({/0’, [ © °\)~u0 S, A of f not write their names 3. knowledge of, re- priest (honouhc ) “ > a proper name HIJ[\ collection recognition. VB SFOFRYY to th e ¢ distinguish one person from another to re- C. RORET gurgura, s, A bandycoot or large rat \)1“6 cognize a person. noosen BT g distin- I El i guishing name RTIA B to mquire . ROAPE, AOEE gurju, gurje, See ™ f&‘llc particularly about any thing [aM e er) SwRj @ . 3Boe gurtu, See rochs. N X to look into a thine narrowly to 1nspect (o (@) Pl o) . 2 ) )l O gurdali, See vz Q e i 4 closely [ah oM 2 to describe a person or Lol i N (@] gurdu, See ez . 40y thing 782 wg to know by sight STN » (! N o3 preis ; B E 0 @ &¥wund I have no idea of it. ST & gurpadi, adj. Right, suited Ly W, agreeable bx g8y I do not know or recollect it, RoTod Cil’ @, mmem to mark, obsery e, recognize. ™ S. /\Jw':_(f‘j gurvine, s. A pregnant woman, )l gy BB to forget a person’s whnlcnduw Gy, vy A. Co AOQE gurvw, s, Fright, terror, alarm. &0 il ra™ ) 7*’0@3 A0S 7\JJ§) gurrda, s. A herd of elephants c. 7\'3@:7\’33‘ SES30 gulli-gulli-nadeyu, or horses, or the place where they stand. v. n. To walk with short and affected steps. C. RovF gul(l/f@, s. Affected gestures, fop- c. KJ:DOKJQ)Q%E ot gulli-gulli-md- pish airs. R, RVTUE), MIVFOCNDY, TOVE / tag {52, v. n. To talk slowly or lowly. 3 to make affected gestures. C. AW gullu, s. A great noise, shout, up- g C. AOUA g’l(t’(l{/(l, s. An awkward, stupid roar. RE VT, Togd FwB, Y BLFV to make man, a dolt. or excite - NOQUAI0 - an uproar. T 7‘&.@%;&, Vg BTN A C. RIVR03B, & gula-ganji, gu- to be in an uproar. lCljg/Z”’ljl., s. The abrus precatorius. ™ ° o & T. B. R530 gUvArd, See w0, noe? BoRd g necklace made of these seeds. T. B. Ac¥8 gulati, See o under 2. T. B. AawID, K;;’;ogb guvart, guvvari, [} See Foad. of T. B. A9 gulaba, See rov,. S. RomoF guwdka, s. The betel nut. H. Ao guldbi-huvou, s, The H, ZoY8 guvuta, Sce tomobs. China rose. ™SI rose water. (o C. RoYTo, Ao o0 guvuru, guvulu, Sece self H. Z0@930 guldma, s. A menial, slave. 70200 T0. o33 slavery, hondage, servitude. [} C. RUD®23) 30 ‘ D0 C. Kofiog@j, '/'bdcg:éag guvvakka, guv- SN\ S guldla-chulki-shi- ay vammd, s. A sparrow. m;:;szioémf\do to be ré, s. A female’s cloth with red spots. ;Ill\i‘ wasted, emaciated, thin. C. Aoepeoyd guldlu-puds, s. A crimson powder mixed with water and which the na- oF 7131’)0855&8 gurvayyd, s. A proper name. g & C. AOTTOBY, AobTTy gusha-hdku, tives throw on each other during the Kdma festival. gushi-hdku, See wov2ncin. ol C. 739 guli, an affix of nouns, derived from . Ro3&%Bn gusha-hidiyu, v.n. To gth Fwgd to kill, denoting the killer of a thing ; grasp firmly. e, as, 933w g dog-killer. C. Ro%, RABTL,R, RDRWE gushi, C. RoDFoBy, AodFRd, Rod7aedd, Rd gushi-kattige, gushi-gita, s. A pinto i Al | (Jb) s O v connect a perpendicular and horizontal beam Bo, RoWTDs gulikddu, guli- together. kisu, guligyddu, gulukddu, gulu- gddu, See under vz, C. To3 NINB gushtigina-gida, s. A shrub so called. park 8. ’Kae@ 7\‘36@ gulpha, gulbha, s, The ankle. C. R3TLD, gushiu, adj. Stinking. s. A dis- 0f (d agreeable smell. 70, $»2 0 a stinking cocoa- 8. Ro¥, gulma, s. A mass of creepers. 2 owe nut. 73,0808 he perceived the unpleasant a shrub. 8. the division of an army, a body smell. of troops, consisting of 9 elephants, 9 cha- i C. ROVAK gusa-gusd, s. A whisper. T riots, 27 horses, and 45 foot. 4. a disease, % T Iwee® to talk in a low tone. the spleen or liver complaint; according to S. AO®, AT guha, guhe, s. A cave, ca- some, a chronic enlargement of the spleen, but vern, grotto. 2. a name of Kartikéya. 3. it appears to be an induration of the mesen- the chief of the fowlers, and friend of Rdma. teric glands so as to be perceived externally. 785 4T the echo of a cave. 8. A9, gulmini, s A creeper or any spreading plant. S. RomoBAI0 guhd-shaya, [sleeping in caves] s. A bear, lion, tiger. A. 0. Kog)o gulla, adj. Harsh, severe, ri- gorous. ALe 7\5&)?)33{) [/Lt/li.[i/m‘]fiu, v. 7. Tolaugh immoderately. , SO G 71;((%"({)3 gullasu, v. n. Toimitate sexual embrace. S. KJEff,S guhya, adj. Retired, secret, soli- f mufifl‘l C. 720w B gulldri, adj. Childish, o0 tary. s. The privities, the organ of genera- 33 childishness, tion, roxy Cein the venereal. 0l 1{[11”" (Wh) Ot 3 A B, R ¥ raWOIoN] g 8. Ao 0B guhyakaru, s. A class of Jacquini, or Jacquin’s night shade. T R i demi-gods who attend on Kubéra. ¥ a prickly sort. S 7F an egg plant. (7 S. ‘Ka*o‘éqq%g?éo%d gukyakéshwara, s, Ku- 0: 7\’3(?@%313{3 gullapdpate, s. A pud- il béra, the god of wealth. ding made of flour, sugar, butter, &e. L B A C. 7\J3€2‘ gula, s. A ploughshare. 2. a C. AogRD, A PR gulldri, gulldl, horse’s or an elephant’s trappings. ( o/ adj. Delicate, neat, small. ol b5 242 7‘\{)? g?[_l(!, [fiJC—] S. Ja‘q((/o,‘y !/’II C 7\)3? gulli, s. An inkstand. C. 2g %%S(Sao A gulakkare-nungu, 0, 7 v. A. (5 7\’3?”@)672\' gullirige, s. A cake thin as To swallow with a noise. (1§ paper made of very fine flour, milk, sugar, G c. K’o%fi?fio@j?fiogb gula-gula-dhwani, s &c. in the form of a globe. The rippling noise of a smalt stream; the il noise of talking. c. RoY gulle, s. Abubble. 2. a blister, LA pustule. T o < Y a water bubble. ™ &€ FE 12 &j, €. ATBeD> gulada-béru, See rogad §ing F0W. Ro% ¥ Fwgy, ™Y, Tpoty, FeRE0 a blister or LA €. RoYBR00 guluda-gouri, See Rog 790, bubble to rise. 7%, %2, a blistering itch. (3 g, “T to break, as a blister. A. C. AoYR0> gulamu, s. A cry of horses G 7 C. ‘ng? ?.Soag_gs gulle-muttu, . An and elephants. G A p— [2] inferior pearl. €. N € guli, s. A wave. o a hole in the tal] ground, a pit. 3. an affix of nouns denoting C. ‘K:agfcébfi‘ gulburige, s. An opium-seed puff. LA a person’s habit, practice, &e; as, SWRY g Ul bl player, or one wholly devoted to play. T.B. ALT gika, [#5¥] 5. An owl. Nl T.B. RoQT, RN gulike, gulige, C. ARPRTBIwA gzé/ca_tz'—mzfga,’ s. A Sh«‘:f_ bird so called. [®8¥] 5. A pill, bolus, any small globular e substance. 0. RRBRTH, ARARARL gi-ki-ki, the €. RQAIPYS gulige-nilu, s, Fine gii-g #-gil, s. The note of a pigeon, &c. ful thread. st €. ARR guga, Sece rws. C. ARG gulige-shilu, s. A ball of T. B: Aol [/M’{/i, s. The wax of the ear. an fine thread. T. B. Roh giigi, See Pam. &y Clgsf 8. R’og}’ot?)‘ rohow guluchhehha,gu- C. RPANSZ gugitana, s, Avarice, covetous- [0 i i) _lzmcie/za, s. A nosegay, a cluster of flowers. ness. $ebg €. PoPoroY3 gulu-gulane, s. The noise C. RRNVTT, ALY, RNTOYS 33 of water escaping gugi-baduku, gigi-bdlu, gigi-vdlu, 0t g C. RIYID) guluvu, [See ¥ s. A ball of [an owl’s life] s. A long life of ignorance or 1l g) iron as first smelted from thie ore. adj. Loose. misery. C A S. 7\’3?@83 gu,lzic/zi, s. The heart-leafed C. RRNS2eEC0S gilgi-mdreyava, s, 5 gyt moon-seed, Mowispermum cordifolivm. “ A man with an owl’s face. Tag Yy the tree which produces bdellium. €O » C. ARNDs gz?m’ya, adj. Stingy, avaricious. 0. 75Y gule, s. A shell C. AWA> gigu, s. The spear or beard of Tis i 0% 2> o) ? 9] ) e o 7139'30}5&3 gulpdpate, See 7 ¢ corn rwro 3088 g sore made by eating Gty 8 c. noY gulla, s A dumpling of S split speared corn. by tiy pulse and sugar. C. RWRIFeY gligu-kdla, s. Harvest time. Ty Oy, nogas 333¢3; the above presented as an offering to a goddess. s‘s T. B. AL gige, See o= ) ¥ 2 Iy c. 7\5?@7?“@,6 gulla-gouri, s. A goddess C. RLR gi tge, s. The wax of the ear. e S0 callgd. Efl‘li&\j Aty c. A8 g"«'?{(!, s. A peg, pin, stake., 2. an arrow, rivetd th]a{ X I\ c. 7S (362933 gullada-kdi,s. Solanum 7t WEWW to drive in a peg. i lyjg) (@8] 26 = = 4 52 ra¥o raWet] )fi 233 to make a peg Re¥T Fe3 the string mientvion. Re®E7 an obscure, hidden mean- "R3B BE 2 with which an ox is tied up to a peg. mng mysterious tale. »ud c. A& gutu, s. A curry made with sour 8. RPTOORId gudhdngenu, s, A dwark, milk, &e. pigmy ihy ! T. B. ARG guda, See rin 0. A33T SR gltura-budime, s, A C. Noick] RPTIO gidapdla, small kind of Bryonia callosa. gidapdle, s. The plant, Fluggea lencopyrus C. A@dm@“) /\Je)wcué‘@ gwda hann, C. ARTYRNOR giidalasanga, s. A name gzc]a—mu U, .s. The vegets able called love- 1S of Shiva. apple. Ll C. ARB gida, s, A small haml near a C. A@@&‘E guda-baddi, s. A manwith village pratrudmg anus. ly H. ARTFY guddhu, s. The composition C. AR gide, s. The protrusion of the ] smoked in the hooka anus. nwe S0 the anus to protrude. [aVcTa] or OF "on EeEadn to beat a person till his anus C. ARTIM gud INA, s. An earthen vessel itehy protrudes. Retwd), to press up the anus. of large capacity D262 C. AR g’m’& s. An owl C. /\J@ZS 7\Zg ARTT &, gide-gida, gi- hn de-kattu, s. The love-apple tree, C. ARBIN@T gidina-soppe, s, Vege- tables stacked for preservation. ¢ AR ARS Aa AR giini, I \Pfii C. AT Judld, s. A mest, a cocoon. 2. s gune, gunu, guad, s. A hamp, or hump- bird-cage 3. a niche, recess, cupboard. 4. a bacl rws EwS@0 g hump to appear. ned raised seat or platform, for watching fields, o3 g man with a hump-back 5 A shooting animals from &e. 5. a place of C /\ual’bdfia guaya, adj qtmrry, avari- shelter or abode. 6. a depression or hollow in clous. h J Yy the flesh from disease, the hollow in a seal C. AN LD gunu-ganniu, s An eye for receivisg a stone 7. the bedy 8. a [ with a speck in it stack of corn 9. the length of a plot of ground. 7Re®d T, to build a nest 33 nw C. AWIRE3IdY gunu-bennu, s, Ahump- b il a ck. el & g corn-stack % "w@ the hollow of the chest. Aw®B e’ g recess in the wall, a C A»@SD@J Jh?ldld, s. A disease of the a A3 toll cuphoard N n o 3, Y a place in the wall to eyes. Vel set a lamp. ™) "e® g sparrow’s s nest. ne C. ARV gubaly, See reww. o wRINVY gn alched door. RRBE) T» OJJ to 20 C. Rdcd A0, A gubini, cut ears of corn from the straw. RRB) WY Gibir, gubeli, s. The serum of the ear. ! an arbour. () Ance ! C. ARW30S gitbu-miiti, s. A soreon C. ART gude, s. A basket with a broad mouth the corner of the mouth. el g mendicant’s s basket for C. AO20@ ¢ JZLLZLZM, s. The drum of the e & recetving alms, suspended from his shoulder, ear, or the side of the ear nearest the face. &%) FwF a basket in which the followers of Vishnuw il A carry their idol, sectarian seals, C. AR gubidu, [#sn] s, Vocife- eating-garments, &c. 2 "wA g hasket used ration ) il by two persons for throwing water from a C. A0 giube, s. An owl 2. serum of reservoir, &c. into a channel the ear 3. the ear Re?d AY, Rl 3D lap- S. ARG gudha, adj. Secret ochure. 2. ping or flapping ears need Ry a distended invisible, hidden. 3. abstruse: wEwed an cheek R 80%0 to pinch the €ars, [a¥era we® to pick the ear emissary, secret spy. w3 Bw:T a clandestine o) thief. [a¥c)e aéo a %elpen’c one whose feet C. ZRVALY gube-gannu, [owl’s eyes] are invisible, "w3® 7 secret thought, secret s. Protruding or prominent eyes. b 87 X ) ot o) 099 el il C. RRTZo8500> gilmati-kdi, [woy] S. Ay® griha, s. Ahouse, dwelling. adj s. A vegetable so called Domestic 2 domesticated 3. household cent R He, % s A housecholder 92..;aman #l b C /\\.@0?29'53 gurydadu, . n. To root up the ground, as hogs do with their snouts in the second stage of life, or who after Wi having finished his studies, is married and bell 0. RPB>, AWTI®> mrab(ffwg% gilru, settled 3 a householder of particular me- Hiil? guralu, girina-kemmu, s. An asthma 1it, giving alms and performing all the pre- cough RwB0 to he hoarse. ReY Rk to scribed ceremonies, &c N e°z* 15} domestic be asthmatic, oppressed with a tightness in it 1arrel or trouble nRy® 37 g domeqhmted breathing ReT 8% the phlegm produced animal ; a dog. 7y®0k% a household. 7% 181 by asthma, RetOw T an asthmatic shortness Sogd a householder. flaa-—e (0! Uit of breathing W 1%0 family af- fairs. (T C. RWTE3, AWDTE gilrute, gitrude, } Lt 8. Rpy®1weQT griha-gddhike, s. A Rooting up the earth, as a pig does with its house lizard. / Wi snouv. C. AWRT S /\@octfij‘i) griha-druma, s. The teak T)\h s ReBdY €® gurenne, gir- tree 0. 1% etlemze, s.. A kind ot sesamum oil. S. AR JMINISZ‘}W, s. A householder G e G /\J@T?QJ 9’167 ellu, s. A kind of sesamum. married ‘man. 2 an honest, trustworthy =2 ke G, 7 T. B. /\\.Q)SYE): U/l”'?’la, See F=eor. man. 7.e\ KJ a married woman. [o%} KON e ~ ‘ch G~/ m C. A o the n‘mne’l state of a ma e ARRORE gurpu, gursi, o q RRVFR, RRWFDR e To dig in sand for water S /\@009% grikine, s, A wife, the mistress of a house T the act of digging in sand for water. T. B. ARYT gurvu, See r3os, Jeng, i S /\3&3 J72]ljd, adj. Dependent. 2. ac- ceptable 8l C. AN, guvvamma, s. A sparrow, ) 3 as 1t 1s called by children. S. /\\ocgf grihyaka, s. A tame or do- (th]( mesticated animal ot C. A3 guvve, See 1Y Boldl C. ARTSI guhandt, s. An embrace. A. C. No &> gentu, adj Equal, proper a e right. 2. a louse 90 2. remote, distant amy C. AWy guli, s. A bull no% g tossing hull TowT e g bull with a 0. Roé3 ()m‘e, S, The root, source, or ori- G, A s gin ady Near, contiguocus. Reld e to (, I\ 00 o noose suspended from its horns to catch beasts m. +3 nw¥ g small bull be near or contiguous [Vl woov the {lirg, seal impressed on a sacred bull C. 70T gende, s. The penis. 2. a rhinoceros 0\ s 13 333 C. ALY guli-yettu, s A bull C 790%35 gemvvane, adj. Suddenly. 2. Ro3 Lflul“c which is mml\ed and allowed to wander at quickly (S 2k to fall suddenly. Falo) 28 4 the large in commemoration of a deceased person S ™ to go quickly ki Teky or as consecrated to an idol c. Re D, Reg @, "3 DR gejjari, gej- thely, C /\J@? gitle, s. People leaving a place en Jal, gejjari-gadde, s. A red bulbous N (R (FOR masse from invasion or famine. "we¢ SR, egetable flxfa%?bu % the whole population to leave a Ya [ 0..hed O u/(’j_]a]ll, s. A white ant place at once. (W% < c. \/J, 32 A small A. C. AP gileya, s. Root source fié gepi, gl ¢ ornament "2 e LY, Jen origin, round bell, a tmld‘nn R3¢ &8 g silver ring worn on the great toe C,v@ 2 8. AgoN3 grinjana, s. Garlick and ornamented with a little bell Red¢ IO X ot ety 8. Re®3 gridhna, s. A covetous, greedy a string of small bells worn on the legs of &4 n v i ) marn dancing girls v 11ed small bells worn round (. S w‘(/p, 8. A% gridhra, s A vulture. the waist A, Fwcen g stick with bells at- 40 Xy IVR] 8. Ry grishti, s A cow which has ached to it. 7%, Py the tinkling of small 5 ) 2 = e calved once. “ . a hog bells. 7 g p3 Fot a string of small bells put (N W lit s M 88 . iy el e =) s | md an ox neck with a large one in the c. RO T, RS gedalu, gedalu, s. The L centre 1lg Ciis attach- white ant. 1% 3% a whip with be A ed to the handle 7%» Fo%B a woman’s skirt @. 7??1 gedda, See under NE, & ¥ with bells on it T’f =Pt worship paid to h\l A, C. 739_)J) J(’(’/&Zt, s. Coition, sexual em- bells when put on dancing girls for the first brace. 13 tnne AC e 79:)\)“0 I 230 get gery, (¢} UOJQ J‘D]/() -hula, s, A cricket. geyyu, v. a To make, do. 1’3y T he who (81 Tf}jma, Tu.)wg oBa2de%o getisu, ge- [ Ll did not make. R 3 he who makes. i fisi-kondu-bilu, v:n. To touch, come in D to cause to do. contact 9 ) T. B. "8 gerati, (R, & j S A well be- [ 4 C. REoRweR> gedadu-higu, v.n. To haved woman. become separate, go apart. c. "OBweess geratdidu, s. A potsherd C. T\wDOSQN 9> geddisi-kollu, v, o used to scrape off dirt Je %ol The mark of a eak To surround, besiege. See F (T2, o0 gerabdriu, s WilipD 7\23 gedde, See 713, SND T8, RO3 gerase, gerushe c. flg@g, Reo8 genati, genate, See £¥2 gereshe, s. An earthen vessel to keep corn C. /\é\r\oe/’ yi¥sc Tpu o)) ~\€f‘3@ 7\ , of large capaciby £, /\5”33 genapu, genabu, genaviu, VANBED S 2o geirt-banpa, gere- genruvy, genpu, genbu, See R, st banna, s. A light gold colour. C. R, Tgvamo/\"\) REBITD, RITd c. o3 U/e?’ISfLV, s. Earthen hoops placed at 9. a genasu, Jenaszc-J(/c/(le, genusu, geni- the bottom of a small circular well SU, s The sweet potato, the root dioscorea P ATy, NCoTO geru, geruku, v. a: T d atuleata RS ] - this root used as a ve- O (0 scratch, mark, make lines. 2. to learn as= getable WY "o g white sort TOTY NEIRD certain, certify, settle a red sort B8 0% g large kind B NEoR PH') NG, U gare geyd, & A line, mark a wild species "3 Ag T30, 73 rweaiy to rule lines. C. e geni, See R (8, A, €. RO geress's Anmstel. adj. Scluble 0. 8598, Rednod genikdra, geni- 9.9 C. NT “CQ gere-clinna, s. A light co- gara, s. A male friend, associate I red gold. rhu noceiY ok, C. RedF, T 3 genike, genki, s. The C. RBETHIY) gere -tiruvd, v. a. To draw knuckle =8N 2. a joint in cane, &c. a circle on the greund ned @ the stump of a suzar-cane to shoot F Tobd g knotted stalk NedT Toee 0. NTES gerdava, [ATs] s. winner, 5 @ Sore on the knuckles. conqueror. C. "o9Edd ger dddu, ». a. To scratch, jirs c. Re33Z, Re¥SDTZ genitana, geni- i mark, make lines. ol ! yatana, s. Friendship, intimacy c. FAAY) =z gerdu, See 7 guuder = c. Red3, Red , Redro8 geniti gen- C 7\‘J & J:’;)\fo 5 /\ 8} aat % gelatu- t, genit-gdi, See 758 9 A kollu, geladu /L‘)Zlu See ng> C. Redew, Rodss genibu, gepibe, s. The C. " gelavu, See Ay lge between the beds of a paddy field the c. w8, Newse & geldta, geluwdia, A. 0. ReDd, RO genu, gene, s. A sword ¢l s. V\ inning, victory, gaining a law suit, &c. ) the* C. NED gene, See nes C. LOS " geluvu, s, Sprightliness, liveli- i A. 0. N2> getitu, past par of A, Hav- ness, vivacity, courage 2. victory, winnix 15, 197, it ing supposed, settled, or ascertained 78 T what has been won. adj. Pleased, sprightly ]‘l““ what 13 supposed or imagined in spirits, elated, bright reNdend to be [.fin {rl‘ (2] 89 ) ralIoN) I3 agreeable, sprightly, in good spirits, bright. £ 0 C o a span lon Rrex 83 a foot, a span L] "endI BN fw dert g sprightly, joyous long. § | countenance C. BN gédagi, See 23 B C. \&)> EAON [ 5 B =) N RDES = (¢ RV 1\\()ud g -kola, < J G (95! e O\ 2 TS B 473 ) NI o gellu, géddra, s. A ploughed field 0 c. /\au.fifa gédddu, v. a. i gelu, eddu-kollu, gelitu-kollu, To plough, till 15 ReTedd tilling S(A 2 “ to embrace sexuall LG geltu-kollu, gelidu-kollu, ». 4 2} 7 2, ploughing 2. sexual embrac 0 Tow 11, gain, conguer, overcome be victoric us. o9~ C. el Aol 7J°LJJ Gl > gédik- i 7% having won, overcome, &c N BN to ¢ o off victorious A2 won, victorious o) ku, gédidu, gédu-bidu, v, a. To plough. r Z’ : R ¢ 2 € e na, See 3. 814 3 a victorious hand. 2. (for #3 ) he won J R fio 23, 1N, loye] C<eS Wi, vy, Ae 9, NE to cause S R il 3 50 genayya, s. A proper name. to win. Rgpas, fugS a winner, Hev » en LT E\z g T gépaka, See ZF=- ND, I\\JJN the act of winning. R Bz f to lose what one has won. A. C. 7?0 M) Jehle, s. DBusiness, work, deed 7‘ C the act of deing. RY 8, RYD, Revws 8= gelati, geladi, 8 N S. RO cya, adj. Worthy to be sung ge Z,cm {7, s. A female friend. B Reaodw God 18 Wmthy QP worthy of 7T QQOT))J 79593 geliya, gelildra 7 of ')mlbe, praisc-worthy s. A male friend A. C. . Q. To do make, W Redd» géyu, AN, gele, adj. Friendly A¥S3 friendship., manufacture ReBo By to do for one’s self. by neg ngod g muale friend a female friend. the act of doing. ¢ - Ry, BT, NS A. C. /\3’\(3( \ > géntu, [ re- &l (8] P p... b adj. Fa ReBOIST 3 S0 5 8z there 1s no fear mote, distant fog to the industrious (Bu=3 g doer, maker S. NOWOT génduka, [woow] s . A ball anthor. G used in playing. fi TOKJLJI\US ger aqrgara, s. A calumni- C. N ) N 15%) G, \00‘@/\?:) I\°7\C)/\ —? N ato ageramer. > '/ehma-'/aclde, gégina- (/aa( ECrinG- (.\:) p— OF B 24 7 N J geraisu, See PO, o gedde, s. The Cyperus rotundus C. ReTSI0T2 géri-mddu, v. a. To rule, (, make lines I < 7\§&3 geit, s. A large seed used as a m ble to sheoot at others with. & 3geo, for, ¢ NRd ReTd ¢éru b The marking nut plant ne g I e®Y, N Doth {0 shoot such a seed. Semicarpus aracal d i A0 V= the seeds (3 222 the seed hlaced a mark to shoot at ngo the pulp of the marking nut plant T\\b{ ""n« 1e fruit of it. R BF the C. R&oxds getu-padu, v, n. o fit, suit of 1t #’¢C7 an oil made C. 7y be right stain left by 1’r on cloth from 1t flla I C. 78 géde, [¥<2] 5. A corrupter, spoiler Sw I & g deceiver Fou R C 2.-an &1y one who spoils \5J geru, s. A continuous line 4(, his ca J»S R® g man of no respect asthma R’¢3 R3S the hard breathing in an n apostate. astama R0 B2 to have an asthma. @yeg Bju‘:s’ 13 o, --\) C. N\Q NS J(C][/, See R’z¥. C. ReTIBIOVINT géru-mdvina-gida, l.nn V) S R S‘% yeni, s. Rent, contract. 7ke3med g The cashew-nut tree, Anacardium occr ik} tenant, contractor. dentale (, 0} c. 7ed géli, s. Ridicule, jest, mockery, in- Ce /\\¢u~) (’€7l26, S. A span from the tip of sult, making fun of, laughing at. 7« AN .('T“l: the thumb to that of the little finger. 2 a D i sword Hkew Ew8 the stomach, a span in O, HEV to ridicule, sport with, insulb CwWL length DR Acew T3 the human body, jest 1 (53 seven spans hig 2 7Re® BB to span Al 0. Roo g€lu, s. A large earthen vessel 0 Wb 90 S aN ~) ) nrold T. B. 7W¥X_ gesta, S C =Y o %9 to be entangled. ReotnTF an obscure meanin o, 8. 7\e® ¢éha, s A house, dwelling: g Hectdh I g mysterious expres- S1011 Rwotr3ts g play in which a person nei- 8. neeshE géhénardi, s. A lany or ef- ) ther wins nor loses. Rwctia® g bad, hard feminate man, a cot-quean, a house-hero. R/ areca nut Bwecthss S erity, cruelty, harsh- c. R B> geidu, past. part. of ey I J.\lfl‘" ) n ess. weotd TV g dear or scarce season RO 1| L made or done LG S3) Te a fruit that never comes to perfec- A. C 7€$0VJJ gewyu, See Brodn. ®R320t0 cause tion. Rwotesd g reserved or mysterious man. o do. Rwo 53 CRJ3 b, Aeckdd =%y B9 an endless dispute. : e 3 o f’SCBd geirdda, adj. Unoccupied, wast SRS to d]soatmalc Rwotd 3 g riddle due, owed 8 &8 1l 2 to tell a riddle. N OTF geirike, o Q Red chalk, red orpi- A. . ROl gonfe, [#<3]s. The throat or ment 2 gold windpipe. 2 . T. B. [#=0¥] hetel nut. 8vrerots H. ) Cos923e) geury wajzbz, adj. Unjust a young betel nut. 3% Rwol 3 hetel nut bas- 50209 unlawful [a¥ieS Y] ATWR [ BY to do unjustly LeL. ol H. N Tom9& T geiru-hdjari, s. Absence 0. Reomddem % gonddranya, s. A waste desert to the north, in the way to Benares. ] 7\€S\JOO\)J gewreya, s, The diamond-1i C. Re u?,g %@Ob@ sparkling on rocks d chall gonde, gondye, s, A th luster, tassel, topknot B2 B0 g double. C. TROAD JO?ZJHJCJA, s. A double cumbly, cluster of tassels fastened to the tufb of a wo- woollen cloth or blanket Rwond A 'Eu\.nx,o) a cum- Nt man’s ha #0223 Re0B8 g bunch of tassels bly made into a hood. Rweond > T g0 a tatter If fastened on one side of the head of children. vl -2 ed cumbly. fwontd wo @ a quilted cumbly. "» a0 33 R Nolelv:) RO Uillp! eonRBd TR Zibusfi Rwod a nosegay a cluster onid FT WM to put on a cumbly At of pearls. o ©owog how with tassels, used to spread out a cumbly for a person to sit on by boys at the Kdma festival rwozEg Sid The C. NRORBB ) gongadi-hann, a fm oe w 1Ln tassels. fruit of the long pepper vine. uJ/\ o gondra-gappe, s. A large ARORS gongu, s. The part of a female’s and noisy nou garment passing over the shoulders. 2. husk ) C. \O&R gonne, s. The mucus of the nose.. . chaff . C. R"p0d> gontu, s. Side, direction, place. JUky €. w023 gonchalu, s. A bunch. clus- ° 2. a long rope to which cattle are tied in a N I JINBY a ter, as of flowers, a nosegay line. 2. the single rope by which each is tied fu P ReoBen g nosesay 8 LU cluster of pearls T\.@JCC ondana, s. Worship paid to SWwFo g cluster of blossoms. Awowd, ke Pdarvati, especially by Mahratta brahmans. oB, B’ 0B, 1FoBY clustered. ReoB 2 a small drum beaten at both ends . Rooed gonchi, s. A fiel Rwotdmed ©TITY g class of mendicants, worshippers of w03 the proprietor or renter of a field Parvati RwoTes &9%0 to perform this wor- man set to watch a field ship See Rwon¥. I A. C. RwwoB¥ gonche, adj utrescent, de- A, 0. RpOTD, REOBES, Rwole gon- ayed, worm-eaten, dana, gondant, gondala, s. A multitude, C. 7\J9J8‘d Jo/ya, adj. Obstinate. [o¥ o] O =383 heap, assembly, host PP @ 20T RwoTea e i il obstinacy the assembly of many kings N{is) Beao N P to be assembled in a mult itude or host. RO C. Rwoxd gorjala 1d) Turbid, thick oty b e 9 v. a. to assemble. RRCTB o RRoB e nwe A. 0. R083> goniu, s. A point of the com- 20153 s[OPvi-Yal I in heaps, crowds pass, a corner direction 0. RPOTER gondalige, s. An earthen C. 708 gonfu, [reth] adj. Obscure, mys- pot or crib for cattle to eat out of terious, unintelligible. s. A riddle, enigma ~eod gondala, gondli, Nolelalvl o 30 WO an unintelligible writing a0 ,653 Hee NBotE PR t ) V& )1 V. \‘k&#" & raWrieTa) raVARON & { f 0. 70D, 1wl ygondi, gondu, s. An T gopu, s. The boiled acid jui alley, lane, or narrow passage. TRCLRIQ a of different fruits, mixed with any kind cf 07 ~ house out of the high way, in a lane. ady. vegetable. WDORD T e = the boiled, acid juice g NOT secret, obscure el Ol 0 X5 ¥ an obscure word, of tar rinds TS T e the oiled ilig - a secret BReoTy V3 ‘ TR ™ to go up a lane Juice of max 2oes. =& Fo 7 wal the boiled oM or alley. juice of a lentil so calied 9o Tv?'d‘ the flour ¢ hfl‘ of sesamum mixed with socur veg etaulcb (%) 0 f 203 qonde, s. Anox. 2. Basava. 0 Ty Rweot DA Shiva, with an ox for his steed. &, $B, fey, 80 to express acid. i C f\@u&‘&i RRCBS508 gombdt 7‘;@'2‘3 @umg*‘é gojjéra-kunita, s, A st Bwed ] gombeyata, s. A pantomime or puppet- dance by men in the attire of women [ 83 an eunuch 7wl (8 3= an eunuch dis- show (0 c. Reodd gombe, s. A branch 2 an guised as a woman t e i 1mage, puppet, doll 3. a heap, cluster, mul- 0. BB, 7@@&53%033 gotaku, go- 75 J titude fwced 280 g house made by chil- tikkdi, s. Any fruit stunted in its growth e dren to play with o P 3 mock ’etFen, and never coming to perfection TO0S [aVolel marriage with dolls made by children. RwetdES stunted W& TV to make puppets dance. Fwet3med, Rao C. Re8&R18>, gota-guttu, v. n. To prate, T e g puppet-showman abber Iat C. 1w0DB>3 gommane, adv. Quickly, specd- . TR B RREF RN gota-gota-kudi- it ily YU, v.n To drink with noise 07 c. AR fJaAciSJSJQ/Ja, goggayya c. Rp&Tome s gotaru-hdku, v, n. To o s. A religious mendicant of the shepherd growl, snarl, grunt as Indian cattle caste, and a priest among that people. (. 7y C DA T; KD NPOND ~oOR B C. 79v®(%5 gotta, s. An instrument for ad- (O munsteuno medicine to cattle made of a W goggura, goggari, goggiri, goggere, Rl [5) b4 bamboo 5% to administer medicine [ adj. Uneven unsteady, as a box, chair ’ with it to cattle 8 or table that does not stand level 3. hoarse [g¥elsl o N c. "l ‘539’2 gotta kunt, s. A holeinto % G2 (T5®) a hoarse sound or voice, lar hoarseness. " d 9% to be unsteady or which children, at play, throw seeds or fruit stones. &, ) a came at draughts Awekd, B3 uneven (13 ¥ A. C. "N gojangi, s A flower tree S8 a hoard w xth holes in for playing with (087 3 fyeles] 2 so called [ A VURFY BTV IRY ST seeds. 7wt D T 2@ to play at such a game (utg having put gdjangi flowers in the top-knot ¢ fi@géjdb gottaru, s. Concavity, hol- 1 Jowness ARWURD g0jagu, v n. To prattle, like Sevey a child Cc. "@ goltu, s Searcity 2 limit G, i\ G A 90ji-biji, adj Tllegible, as bound. 3. aflower. adj. Dear, rare, scarce [) G Ry writing DTN To0e) BB \JQ,\ o Aetdy on account As of the heat of the sun, there is a scarcity of C. Rp&dd gojaru, s. A confused chattering water in the tank AL atelesiatel3N) IWUKB Red: 30 &3 Shmp 0. A (_1 JQ]}([, S. An eunuch TR an eu- 10y i nuch 1 m female attire. there is a scarcity of corn on account of want of rain RAwtd), T2W g dear season eV 1A atel) P' Tj;\l G 73,«<d U.)((‘% J(j/({ /wm, 8i A bath. [>) L to be dear or scarce Rty a7 g man who st 131 a SO\V(,I (T\J‘ The fetid urine of lives with difficulty C. A @ gojjalu, s e cattle. ‘) c. Re&,Rae3 gottu-guni, s. A game at 3 any drty, stagnant water. draughts. @ O /\Joabu NTI g03jdgiru, ». n. To be thick, C. e, 4 as om(,] “&e. ‘D gottu-lekhkha, s. A con- e L0 o Cs /\J\w RISNO) oo\ o> gojjidi-toppalu, s. fused or mwl\ ed account. K (, A l.ut.(.h inal leat so called c. A& goite, s, Afissure, crack, crevice. Ty 92 ra¥o raVol<] C. RPTA> godagu, See Fazrid nu-gutiu, v. n. To murmur, mutter, grum- ble. 2. to snore. C. RPTBAWS godagill, adj. Torn up by 0 the roots BeBrind Ze(™ to be torn up by 0. RpE3, ReTod, RedBb gotaku, il the roots, as a tree by a storm. gotanku, gotuku, See 7. i C. "RTRBT godagodne, qdj. Sob- c. R gottu, s. A mark, sign, token. 1 bingly &3 357 Rwdy I do not know the house. C. 790’@)_3377\57\ \ NSNB goda- Hwd b, Fn %”d to fix a mark in one’s own mind. Vo) ?fiaf) 3 Iw®@ to talk without rhyme chigina-gida, godasigina-gida, s. A shrub so called or reason, without an object, to no purpose 2. certainty, knowledge of, ascertainment, ac- 0. 7RI godave, s. TInterference, inter- ) I 13 count 3. a place of abode, dwelling course or concern with, connexion, business [aVorch) @ A S08,% to cause to arrive direct with. ™3, e 33, ’wE), T3 a master, one who em- 70 C. ARBRL godasu, adj Tllegible, indis- FaNCT= SR AT ploys others, a responsible person. Wil tinct, run one into another. 2. severe, rigo- B, B’ & to find oub w3 T Qv rous. Aw3TeBFET letters run one into another. confused, confounded. #wss W3 found out? FeBITII g severe, unfeeling man. ascertained Ae®, vy a man who is nob Tt C: TRBIR> godugu, adj Turbid, stag- 7"4«:? 9T T g, wmd not to be depended on. nated AR VY to become stagnant 2. to be depended on 7ed S I g word to be ‘y(} humming, Aw®Iny Wond g humming top depended on. Aed ® WD to come according Red 9, Red O, Red Y godduli, to appointment sy F8), to make an ap- pointment fwd) 8y to miss an appoint- To goddili, goddili, See #»u® ment C. ARG B godddkalu, s. A barren c. 7> asamfi gottu-wdsane, See ’n<3 COW. or al c. "p ZS%.) C. "B goddu, adj. Barren, sterile. A= RBTR, RATNAT R 5 p (1 1 @) T g barren tree. RaB) FoU g barren RRTOT, RTINS, ReB> goda- 1§ h[ season w3y =3 people having no children ku, godagu, godagi-kollu, godanku, t Reme A ey, Bwd) Y, R AT to be godugu, godulu, See 730z mlp il barren. Awz) 33 barrenness, sterility. 0 r {1l 1. ARTRID godagudi, s. Fatigue, ex- 0. R oR)LD'D’J goddu-sdru, s. Soup made haustion of tamarinds, chillies, pepper, &c., or mulu- . ReTs, R godadu, odalu, gutanni. s. Confusion, indistinctness. c. fifg?’fa [0S goddu-mdre, s. Afier(e, 0. "0 godi, v.u. To shrink up from cold. severe countenzmce. C. RPT g gode, s. A clog tied to the neuk of C. ’?fe)'%)%? goddhuli, s. A strong acid i cattle. g, lmt ante c. 7”@5@0/\; Jonangu, See feeth. C. fi\.@CJ) godda, s. A large black ant. 2. 1y C. 7?1—\‘@"\-5@)3 gona-kallu, s, A rough a lxhnd w? 3 72 an ant-hill. ) sharp, r ufmefl stone. "W T 50 a rugge(l L road C. "B godde, s. Human ordure. 2. pig’s or bandycoot’s dung C. RRT> gonaku, See Recrs. 2. to o C. RNAITY, RPI> gonapu, gonabu, strike the foot against a stone. adj. Suited, adapted. Bwdwo F%wB g fit word C. RO gonasu, s. A silver chain for ol C. RPIW> gonalu, Sce Ba0:. the legs, 2. a hook. /QJQQJ gone, s. A cluster or bunch of fruit, X gl c. f@&%‘?\%@jo gonigi-kollu, See %o applied to plantains, cocoanuts, &c. AT ond. persons who gather cocoanuts, areca nuts, &e. AL 0, 7§J~.€”’a) gonu, See Rwgen AU C. RRY goppu, s. A woman’s topknot 0. RREDIR, R oIR8, gonugu, go- 2. an ornament put on the ear of a girl when 14 240 S B AL]\; | S raWOLN) LS ) o about to be betrothed. 8. the horns of a bow. C. RPODDB gorimidi, s. A medicinal V5 fijal;)”’u,\)fi L)) —0 the ceremony observed when a shrub, Barleria longifolia. girl is betrothed. C. TROXNT gorivi-gida, s. A tree the (. C. 79\\@3() 70, gobbara, s. Manure. fi@?&tfid branches of which are used for fire-sticks in- TTF, "W TS WOF a coarse double bag for stead of torches. carrying manure on buffaloes. fiv@% 8T Joow c. 7?.@573%8(% gorishe-kallu, s. A sharp, O, [aNo) 'Z{)Cffi 35\)0%-4’”5, 79\..(9’1&623 ch@a the \Vicker-bas. rugged stoue. ket of a manure cart. fim& T3 R g manu- A. 0. RWT> goru, ». a. To draw water. red field. fim?&d TRBY, fi@?&d BRBAEY t0 manure. A2 0 F2OIIY an auspicious wo- C. 753\.@95 gorrand, s, The noise made in man, whose tread is said to fertilize land. snoring. . 7RTB, RWTT goraku, gorake, s, C. RPTEW> gorkalu, See 2wtww. | Snoring. () 0. MpBERed gorkdda-bhdvi, s, A tank difficult of access. C. RPTBARY goragu, s. A kind of cloak oV made of sedge or cadjan leaves. C. RWTED gor/tw]i, adj. Spreading. (, C. NPT2SIBTROTIT @R gorachi-kon- FOFD Toe) &9 a spreading sore. du—fio’gu, v. n. To wear away, as a bank C. RpTe gorke, See Rat?. by a stream. c. RpTEDSI gorkeritana, s. Rebellion, ¢ ’fiu@deée?éé) goraji-palle, s. A vege- resistance, disobedience, turning on one. i table, Flacourtia catafracta. C. RRIET gorvida, adj. Puffed out, ela- (7 c. RPT, 7wl goraba, gorava, s, A ted, insolent. Ag shepherd’s priest. 2. Shiva, practising as a C. RWORT golungara, s. A stout ring. 07 mendicant. 1wta woB the quilted cumbly of A. 0. RS gole, s. The noose or slip knot (65} a shepherd’s priest. fwTx Bwied an oblong of a bowstring, or the horns of a bow. of; vessel made from a solid piece of wood, and h) used by shepherd-priests for eating, washing, 6. 7?@%%@‘?\2‘3 goljiddi-gida, s. A shrub al and receiving alms. so called. ful C. RTH0T goravanka, s. A kind of c. R golla, s. A caste of cowherds. ¥ 1 black-bird easily taught to speak, usually 3 g™ those who lead a pastoral life, sub- 0, called the Myna. 1, sisting only on the produce of their cattle. 0. "RTRNS goravati, s. A female fortune- mow Rwy a caste of milk-men., 738 Fov fwg U teller. 1M e fifig)) an a superior caste of cowherds. (. Tig inferior sort of cowherd. c. 73‘@65555)”5 goravayya, See {eos. 28) Awgy another Jik kind of cowherd. #eg® cowherds. fi»ragée':cda C. "RTDTE, R goravi-kattige, Sce #» 1th OD-AB. rwy 0, fiwg 1) kDo females of this caste. Y np vy 23 egyT 5%23 C. 7T8, RPETD, RS, ALTIRL ked an aged female of this caste. the abode of herdsmen. Ay ¥ a name Dlgy gorashe, gorase, gorise, gorusu, s Ly common to herdsmen. Any ¢ g common l The hoof of any animal. > b4 a kind of cloak fwge® g milk- Tt’m made of sedge or cadjan leaves. Tomo NwelI female name amongst them. maid. a broad, flat hoof. B fi’\/@ifi, Jony Rwdd a cloven hoof. WY ’eBI a soft or tender ik 1l e. fifeg)om, 7?4@2@%3@ gollana, gollina, 9 hoof. 2R 08, 2@ B»0% a large hoof. Rwd s. An awning or canopy carried over-a bridal (, 90 B Fwyys to pare a hoof. pair in procession. (i EIQ (87 7:34@'(\)'6‘9 gO?’i/t‘e, S. Snoying. aVoteL fsVold T C. 79\\.@@(?{/}6 gOZZCgT(Z, adj. Roughz x'ug‘gcd, )| 03\ ® g great snorer. Rw0F 596 g mouth open craggy. ]"f”u when sleeping. c. Rw@d golli, s. Pudendum mulicbre. 4 . ] 20 B A C. "pD (o) A 9, ReT> = ) 10! 'D) goriji-pal- o & 3O o ~o2 4 CE ¢ he os montis. Ty c J the orifice. 7\/?53‘\ A >, heth Y . i €0 le, goruje-palle, Sece fwsex c. fl@;fi?} golle, s, A tamarind shell. 20 odJ Ll\ [ “,] P A %, - s’ RO (¥Rl ) C. RRTOD, RPTN0TES gosambe, gosum- 8. RPeTR 0> gdhuldshiami, S. be, s. The chameleon. Krishna’s birth-day. e C. RPTR) gosabu, s. A quicksand, swamp, S. Ae0d gd-khanda, s. The world. I bog, marsh. AemRsg ¥y, to fall into a T. B. Re0NZ ydgildkshi, s. A tree used quicksand. &@:”LEJQ BTV SNABAD to lose a medicinally. ) horse in a quicksand. ® TF wI Ko that c. 7‘\3&)37\)3 gogu, s. A plant the leaves of river is full of quicksands. which are used in curry, and the fibres for ma I3 1198 ng ropes. @y T3 the bark of this A. 0. N, 33T gostu-mara, See Rats, T, plant which is reduced to a coarse fibre. 7wy A} ™ B¢ the above plant used as a vegetable. 0. REQReTTHTB goligé-kudure, s, A mare, filly. S. 7?@3855 gdchara, s. Perception, con- ception, penetration, an object or organ of A C. 7‘3@@?@ yolle, s. A black speck in grain. sense. R0, A3 BA to be visible. 2. chaff. 3. a tumult, confused noise. 14 C. ReesoNT> gdckdgiru, v. n. To be 0. 73@?’? BI>DD golle-haduwava, g, A catamite. crooked, deformed. C. 7?-{@)@85 gochiy s. A cloth to cover the S. 7?,@& g()’, s. Acoworbull 2. aray of privities. elion, light. 3. a thunderbolt. 4 the moon. 5 G 7‘3\\@@85-3 go’cim, s. Bad flesh in a sore. . heaven. 6. the sun. 7. the earth. WY B jc 039 3 fweeem Swsd) the throbbing of C. RPEOT> gdnku, See Ascwo. t, e bad flesh in a sore. A. C. N00&H gdntu, See Hacth. H. fif@"" 9‘({’]"(1, s. An eunuch. m c. fimgodfif gondala, [See #wose] s. A s. 7?@36‘363& gojikwe, s. A tree so called. ceremony performed for the sick, on the birth D Ynob G fif@ge:° gq’ju, s. Interference. 2. con- of a child, at marriage, &c. when the house- nexion, intercourse. 3. confusion, trouble, hold god is decorated splendidly in-doors, Jirud jild and in the outer court a class of persons hired complication, entanglement. OFT AR S for the occasion dance round the %900, play win @3¢3 have nothing to do with him. ©= music, &c. S Ao IR what business have you with him? ©= fee B3 he still. Reced it is Rweo G — - 0 g C. "0l gdndu, s. Gum. D entangled. amh I Hweeld FUT this is a gum bottle, FwetoB) T, w0 azfa?i? - to gum. very complicated affair. C. R@eTS, RweIB, RWeT oo gdkati, c. 7%@3 &35 {/U/,l‘?l, s. A woollen cloak used in gokadi, gokana, [#s:®5] s Scratching travelling. 2. embroidery, crown-work. 3. with the nails. a jag. 4. baize or serge. 5. a border, chiefly S. 7?@@65':“ gokarna, s. A sacred place of as applied to that of a man’s jacket or a pilgrimage near Mysore. woman’s bodice. adj. hard, unripe, as fruit. T 2. barren. 3 stupid, senseless. Fuegtd A T. B. RT0T gbhdra, [#~o il adj, ®% to make stupid. BRogdd) 3T FWOT g s Terrific, frightful. 2. cruel, severe, rigorous. c. Rwededee, Reedddea giki-bija, female’s bodice with a border. 7Hwith wtd, Bt 520 to put on a horder. 2. to make gokili-bija, s. A medicinal drug so called. il crown-work to furniture. 3. to embroider. it 1, | 0. Rped008d gdkiri-bdkiri, qq fegddh ©32 g tape with a border. *Fwitd o oW Carelessly done, full of blunders, as writing. o g hard, unripe fruit, used as a marble. 0. Reedd, AT gdku, gdki- A@t33 harshness, severity, rigour. VAN ) 3@kT a severe, harsh countenance. kollu, v. a. To scratch with the nails. s, 7?@3536) gokula, s. A station of herds- 0. RRETBOE, ReeTRced gddambe, gd- men. 2. the place of Krishna’s birth and dambi, s. The cashew nut. of his early life. ¢. ReeBe® gddabale, s. A kind of cake. ~ 1 <o 9¢ N need (AVCIES) ¢. RpeBR gidiga, s. A mare, 0. ReeTeD, ReBd, ReeTe>, Rwee i C. ROOB> godu, s. Lamentation, grief. 2. Teo gddana, gidali, gédalu, gidali, pear sediment taken from the bottom of wells, s. A crib for cattle. tum tanks, &c. RAer@ BRw, AR 3R to he G fi@edda’fio godarudu, s. A rupture. T affected with grief. 9 C. RweTo30 gdddvari, s. The Godavery T. B. ReeB, ReeD gdde, godi, =] river. il s. A wall. ferB Foecd, RwerB YW the L1 foundation of a wall. 82¥ AwrB g lath and T. B. 700D, 7o gddi, gdde, See Aacd, il plaster wall. oo RAec® g dilapidated wall, s. RweT, "eeQF gddha, gddhike, s, A 7@ el Ewkd to dig the foundation of a A lizard, iguana. 2. an alligator. § T wall. A3 5weB g wall with places for . R0 gddhi, s. Wheat. 2. the fore- Fi birds and pigeons to build in. BRB F30D g head. &g, AwcRavariety. =380 barley. terrace or battlement. Ry ot (RS !(*7 - Aerd #wod the co- %fi rolong or granulated wheaten flour. ping of a wall. ARl & 135} 2] 14 T 308, 1o repair a mud Aapre® WOInTy frumenty. wall. wheaten flour. 400y S. 7‘?@@25@*? g(f-d]lli_li, s. The dust raised § T\ C. RWeT)A *303 godra-gappe, s, A great, noisy frog. by a herd of cattle. A ur, (the time iy T. B. A0 gona, See Aaem. cows come from grazing) evening. o s. 7?/«)@{‘% goni, s. A species of banyan. 2. S. 7?\@383 godhe, s. An enigma. 8, 7 & a plant the leaves of which are used in curry C. 'f?@eg)'?\?fi gona-gida, s. A treeso called. @ V% and the fibres for making sacking. 2. sack- s. ReesDE NI gonardiyanu, s. A cloth, a sack. ¥+ Rwied g small sack. V-1 name of the saint Patanjali, the founder of U, Tig P it &3 44 % sacking. rwged e the above plant the Mémamsa philosophy, and the author of used as a vegetable. § T gt B3RV a bag made the Mahabhashya. of sacking. g3k BIT sacked corn. S. RREST gdnasa, s. The boa, a large (. Tig S. f@gp%%a?@? gonikd-putra, s, The serpent. tatt] author of a work on women. 0.7 C. 72@3'{52‘@ ‘(/U’ndli, s. The windpipe. T. B. 7000 gonu, [#<7] s. The neck, i S. 7?&)3”&3 gopa, s. An ox. 2. a chief of throat, windpipe. Aeg e ST Ve to drop The herdsmen. #wgT8 g head man among shep- the head and fall, as in dying. rwged BT B herds. lee 3 RRgEY, )¢, HeEFD a herdswoman. A% to seize by the neck and pull down. g 8. 7&@@31&5 go-patha, s, The etherial way. C. 7%1@33 gota, s. The urine of cattle. ¢ § T 2. a cattle path. 83 06l g sewer for cattle urine. w83 o8 8. A@eTI gdpana, adj. Secret, hidden. the fetid smell of cattle urine. adj. Upside affy down. A8 &% to turn and shoot down- 8. NI gdpdnasi, s. The wood of a thatch. Ty wards as an unevenly strung paper kite. 2 Sy Jig. to die. 7wed ET30 he died. L\ alle) S. RReWPY, Rweweed gd-pdla, gi- S@], Sp A8 m9E8) the horse is dead. pdlaka, s. A herdsman. 2. Bramha. 3. P 5 1p S. ReB0B gb-tanda, s, A herd of cows. Krishna. 4. a beggar. Yelloy j S. fi@?;@) gitra, s, A family, tribe, or 8. 7‘\)\@82) gOpi, s. A herdswoman. @. TR LB T‘J lineage. No Hindu can marry a wife of his »c33 yellow ochre. 7akd ¥ to wash own Gotra. FT‘@ 2. the earth. 3. a mountain. a wall with yellow ochre, $\%¢3,% one born in a proper line of descent. Jirgyy; 8. ReeheQ gdpitha, s. Break of day, the dawn. Ing ] S. 7?@@@813320 gotra-bhittu, s. Tndra, 2. atrough, near a well, for watering gl the smiter of the mountains. cattle. g o a’flflaq S. 7?@@@_9%9 gotrdli, s. A cluster of s. 70T gdpura, s. The pyramidical ’nllth mountains. tower over the gate of a Hindu temple. 2. a C’fw S. 7?@@1’5 .(/U,dd, s. The brain. town or city gate. et T3 3¢ the stories of i 396 T eRF fiJ@CB‘Sfi a tower. Rer -~ %) 2 ) o0 = #»c3 the figures that ap- 0. TweS®, RwrToTs gdraku, gdran- Reim38 d:3 the pear to support a tower. /{”ll, s. Snoring. turret of a tower. 0. Rwedd gdradi, s. Annoyance, trouble, 8. 7?&-)8358 gopya, adj. Secret, hidden. A»¢ vexation. T, g reserved man. A S S»3 to secrete, S. 7?@35’59 go-ratna, s.The sun. 2. the hide. moon. 3. a superior ox. A s, 7?@3?-' B 00 go-pradakshina, s, The S. 7‘9\@30"?,5 go-ratha, s. Shiva, riding on circumambulation of a cow as a religious duty. an ox. 2. a bullock carriage. 2. the circumnavigation of the globe. s. Rw@BR gd-rasa, s. Milk. 2. coagula- S. 7?&)83)@025 g(),-b?"ind(l, s. A herd of I cattle. ted milk, buttermilk. 4] S. 7?\@36'@:—\5 go’—ra/fgkalca, s. A herds- A. C. 7?@-3@‘) go’be, adj. Wormeaten, decayed. man. I 8. 7?@@25’5&‘ go-bharta, s. The owner of C. 7weTo8 gdrdta, s. Digging in sand a Cow. for water. S. 7‘\)@3?@3:0 go’-bfiittu, s. Indra. ol C. 7‘\’\@86 gort, s. A grave. RerdR FY a e 8. AN gd-bhiimi, s. The land ap- tomb-stone. ARg BB 1o inter. propriated to cattle near a village. 0. RweeBo> gdri-kdi, s. Dolichos fu- S. 75\1@3?7330\433 gomaya, s. Cow-dung. #st beformis. Foch F3TF smearing with cow-dung. VoI 16 c. 7%@@'05‘)3& gorimidi, s. The Acalypha @ B t0 put on cow-dung. Indica. C. RPSBITTITTS gdmdda-kudure, I ) j C. 'f(u@gb&;’?fi gori-halli, s. A rack used s. A horse with ominous marks on it. in husbandry. I of 8. AReRIDI» gdmdyu, s. A jackal. C. Redd, fl“@gdj glru, gérru, See 2% C. 7?@355@'@ go-mdri, s. A tick infesting D v. a. to tear or pluck out. 2. to dragor tdt arop cattle. pull. RaEngahd, Awc®B0 he tore out his . ReeRIOT, RweR20v¢ gdmdle, go- windpipe. maldli, s. Adam’s apple, Pomum Adami. C. RweToTUY goru-kallu, s. A white mf o The protuberance in the anterior part of the kind of stone. shep neck, formed by the forepart of the thyroid C. NeeSoBpeRS gdru-plgare, s A omall gland. AwgInG MWD to strangle. goldsmith’s tool for fluting. Wi 8. RO goming, s. Lakshmi. C. 7?@3?5:%9 ga’?‘ufi, s. Vexation, annoyance, C. 7?@‘\’:;33 go'mu, s. A bad mark in a horse. persecution. e 2. affection, kindness. C. 7?.@{"3 g(f?’E, s. A ridge. 2. apass. 3 \\'OO\M 8. R gd-mukha, s. The act of (F»c?) a tusk. AwecCoved mustaches at the corner of the mouth. smearing the floor with cow-dung. 2 a ves- sel, spout or fountain made like a cow’s head. I 8. Rwedwead, 7?@@8@3%5 go-réja- S. 7%@8£3€a)=5 g(}lfi’t(,’/dfll'/{fd, s. A gem of a na, go-rochane, s. Gall of cattle. Calcu- i yellowish or tawny colour, onyx or topaz ? lus cysticus. relwemdwae a tawny colour. T. B. 7003 gora, See #<T. 4 C. R@PAERRD gdr-gudisu, », a. To g ™ C. f@gdo&&?\tfi, 7‘\)\@('(30&3, fi@edéfi sweep clean or well. v. n. to roar, as ele- to b goranti-gida, gorante, gorate, s. The phants, &c. AN D) prickly Lawsonia spinosa. wodS fwiSol the (6H 7?@@253?, ReYE gdrchu, gdrpu, fdflfll m globe amaranth. FohS Rws3E the crimson [#:0%] 0. a. To distress, vex, harass, teaze. it RARTFR, PR Fe, RWRBFY, Rt s ] Fe3 vexa- amaranth. ©8h8 Rw<Co8 the yellow ama- tion, annoyance, persecution. ranth. =¥ RecBo a prickly sort. 1.flu}illli“' C. RwwoToedy gdranchu, s. A small, fine C. 7?@36-3&“33@ gorji-palle, s. A vegeta- & border. ble, Aclzg/ra,néh’es polygonoides. e i 97 g [aVEIdE BNARTF A (. 8. Rwele gdrda, s. The brain. 8. RRENBEITID, ABESPEIT+OD H. Roe0T golaka, s. An earthen vessel govardhana-shdikha, govardhane- 00 in which money is kept. 0 A kdi, s. Dolichos fabeformis. P C. RevBwo® gdlakonde, s. Golconda, 0. RWBYR, MeeSY3> gdvaliga, go- the city of Hydrabad. valanu, s A herdsman, cow-keeper. 4G S. 7?..@@@);3395 golattika, s. A wagtail. o1 8. AReORI gd-vdhana, s. Shiva, ri- C. 7?.@3@}3:}9&3 gu’lanndm, s. A game so M 80 ! called. ding on an ox. i1 S. 7w gd-vdhini, s. The celestial S. 7eewsoRwY gdldngila, s. A mon- T Ganges. key. 8. TwoRoBgdrinda, s. A name of Vishuu. § Ty c. T‘fmge)a?\fi”@’jfloo goldgi-beleyu, See c. '/‘?fe,g?g go’sfie, s. A wooden hook. #wx3 \n]hl BRI, =87 a crook. C. RwewoNJe goldgi-nillu, [#acen] (T H. 7oi gdshe, s. A seraglio, females’ v.n. To stand stalking, to stand as a tree T, apartment. stripped of its leaves. C. Ao gdldta, See Bwiots. H. A0 0D, 75{@013\30%8 goshawdri, Ly g(5§fiwtf7'€, s. An abstract, summary, Or C.n C. LU RWIDTOB gdldnugdlu- digest of accounts, a register, index. mddu, [Fr] 0. a. To sack, plunder. ag s. R@oss, Rwednd gdshiha, g0- H. 7009, R ®R20%0 gdli, goli-gundus 3T a head sthdna, s. A fold for kine. IaVcld aéj s. A round ball, a marble. Rer® Bl g {he} tree or block to which cattle are tied or against marble hole. rwc® 63 gtriking at a piece Jqca which they rub themselves. . of stick. #eg®B23d to play marbles. et R 9 3™ the line from one marble hole to an- S. fl.@gg})(\a gds]&flli, s. An assembly or ot G other. meeting. 9. conversation, discourse. Rk © 2w’ to shoot a marble. G T S. 7?0’@8@{’?5 []0’[2/@%(1, s. A tree so called. C. RRIRONGINTTd gdsangiyavaris s. (i A class of mendicants amongst chucklers. (o f\u@fifi’)i go’lu, s. A cornice, border, or Wy moulding. 2. a ring or circle. adj. Long, C. 7?@43'&"‘7' ga’sagi, s. A village so called. 8, R Eh 2338 a noted fowler of this village. R high, tall. TV e 8TUARY to longe a horse. C. RPe0NGIRT gdsdiyavaru, s. . RpewsoRB gdlungora, s. A guard ring A particular sect of Shivites, who never mar- ligyg ry, and whose profession is traffic, the profits 0. Re®oB gdlu-kalli, [#aws =] s, § of which go to a chief Guru called Mahanta. A species of milk-hedge. 3y Reg 2T #3038 their residence. C. A®339T gdlu-kdra, Sce 2oivess. S.T\ C. ReeRH00D gdsumbari, See Baccwd. c. fi@gefié, golu-kei, See 2a:%,3. T. B. o™ gdse, See #¢. a3 S. 7?@36@3333 gél()/;)li, s. A species of bent Uafj S. 7?@@23 go-stani, s. The grape. 2. grass. the momordica. AN C. 7"\.@3%?53 gol-padu, See 2acsd. Dt all S. fid@e‘\?‘ gola, s. A globe, sphere. 2. a ReE gova, s. Goa. 3 (e hole. ©%7 #at¥ a hemisphere. wWw rs¢¥ the Al PFEY> gévarkalu, s, Herdsmen. 13, T terrestrial globe. Gwriet¥ T geography. 71;1@)357\)? {/o'-varga, s. A herd of cows. 2 70:¥ the celestial globe. thy &y ]:(::.. LY 7?‘@\?57\?3 gova-gida, s. The guava 8. 7%@8@’5 !/O/.Z(l]f’l, s. A widow’s bastard. tree. C. 7?\:@0@070&5 gd!ti,ta, s. Lamentation, weep- Ly Uity S. 7?\@3;5?5?-(3 .(/(),L'C(T(Z]ZCHZ(I, S. An]oun- ing. Aewed) to bewail, weep. 0f 0 (SN tain so called, which was upheld by Krishna c. 7?&-)’\3@? g0oli, s. A vegetable, Nyctanthes TR v/ on one finger, to shelter the cowherds from tristis. S0 TRRY, T Rery varieties. WY &U/( the rage of Indra. PRS0 Kpishna. roo®@ the fruit of it, used as a marble. Tty i) Al 8 ey b ) AL Gk 7?@3%97? l(/()',lz'ge, s. A mare, filly. s. stbfim@' gouri-ndpi, s. A religious ceremony in honour of Pdrvati. 0. Reg9Rd gdlisu, See e e T @Q?J golu, s. Grief, lamentation, s C. 790> gouru, [¥°] adj. Dim, obscure, b ¥@ to weep, bemoan, howl, roar. not clear. 798 R3en dusk, twilight. 79 1 &) dim sight. 719% 78 g to be dim. A. C. "R2Y2,0 gdlmuri, s. - Persecution, S. "o© goula, See 7. vexation, annoyance. 8 o 020 c. 09, WOIR gouli, goulige, s. A NN 3 y(j-lf§]ll'7'd, s. Cow’s milk. paste of wheaten flour made stiff, broken into 8. @203 gd-kshuraka, s. The plant MOR BT, 7D crumbs, and boiled in milk. Tribulus tenestris. €8 NTF0T, varieties of the same with addi- i S. " el A e 3 N &N\ g6-kshétra, s. Land on tions. which cows have trodden. C. 7o goulu, See ren. c. TORMR, NORTO gousanige, gou- (o} 7?79525 gou-kattale, s, Dreary dark- s ness. O35 Hod to sane, s. A bag, case, cover. C. "9 5,6_23 ,9'0u]€/€a7?lll, s. Barking of a dog. put into a case, to put on a cover. v(l' Iy T. B. N\ 023 goucha, See 3. SR {of goula, s. A country so called. 2. W C. OB [/016(&’(1, s. The head man of a vil- a fragrant perfume. lage. 93 B2 his wife. 2738 MOB the (| ) c. 7\:@\?)(5650?3 goulada-hanpu, s, A head man of his native village. %&,73 ™3 fruit so called. AR the head man of a village not a native of the a1 s. NOYoeR goula-rdga, s. The name of qoall place. a tune. 93803 gouda-désha, s. The district C. N9 gouli, s. A house lizard. 753% &8 | ly ot of Gour, the central part of Bengal. nd the note of a lizard, considered ominous. C. "O3 gouc]i, s. A menial female servant. ©® e the falling of a lizard on a person. pii1ly Ne® o~ C. ROBTOOD goudi-kdi, s. The melon 337, ), M9% T30S a work on lizard omens. 11018 vine. pRit C. TRUR, TTOQORD gouliga, gouli- 0 LA‘li b S. OB goutama, s. A sage so called. yava, s. A caste who keep buffaloes and 1185 n98W his wife. 2. the Godavery river. sell milk, &c. 7%¥ng, a woman of this class. filt Il ¢ S. 7?@@%{’553 goudfie’yd, s. The guana, a 2% %08 this caste. lizard. C. WeQR goulige, See TR, e 8. " oT goura, adj. White. 2. pale red. For words written with 72, See 2. | M t 4 3. yellow. s. These colours respectively. n aP! < [¢] S. 7\)0?5 grantha, s. A book, work, or 8. F—%d@% gouramma, s. Parvati. composition in prose or verse. 2. a metre or FuS 07,90 girls dressed up to worship Pasr- measure of 32 letters or syllables. 5 ® TSF vati. an author. 2. one who purchases a work 0 e ” S. 7 OTR gourava, s. Respectability, re- and takes the credit of authorship. R)og ¥ putation. 2. importance, consequence, weight, 8% an author. B)omexT the character in 93 3. esteem, regard. 4. distinction. which the Sanscrit is written in the Tamil e country. alf 5B, 7?"'@558 gouravya, [F33] adj. Of the Kuru race. ; geml’ S. 7-902? granthi, s. A parcel. 2. a knot, 8. 79D, 7 O0BeD gouri, gouri-dévi, the knot or joint of a cane. ®,86 108 dis- s. Parvati, wife of Shiva. 2. a girl ten years simulation. o of age. 7790 %8 Shiva. 8. R)oQR granthini, s. A tree so called. ntatiuu,we.; S 0. Tf’@b?x’b‘oif, TPDO’JTx’&’Qf gouri-ga- o grandhika, s. Drugs. S. Y ~ () N S S A ca- Dy Nyt hale, gouru-gahale, s. A kind of pipe, )G - ) o3>, grandhi-pdtiv, mel. ,nldt resembling the drone in the bag-pipes. gl 399 red e 8. 75)0@@3 grandkhile, s. The plant Fla- 7 g village accountant. 713)3) +:832D the a4l courtia sapida, Rox. head men of a village, considered as its op- i S. R)AR gi'asisu, v. a. To eat, swallow, pressors. 7®)3 2o, (village lion) a dog. @) il TROF devour. 1,3 swallowed, devoured. 03 220 F the private disbursements of a vil- Y Texun; T e dn@ the sun is swallowed by Rdlu. lage. ;=0T &2 the general demand, collec- tion, and balance, delivered to the landlord & S. "/y"_(\_jo grasta, adj. Inarticulately pro- nounced, slurred, uttered with the omission at the period of settling the revenue account b of a letter or syllable. 2. held. of a village. ™, FFF the custom of the tionii [a) ?)@wo8 g subordinate village. village. 5, 8. 7jNBg grastavya, adj. Fit to eat or hold. m®)3530¥3 the country, another village, other villages. 2. the aggregate; as, Mo¢ e & the 8. A)® graha, s. Aplanet. 2. theascend- aggregate of qualities. ing node. 3. an evil spirit. 7,% %3 thesun, S. 7?_3)&53{% grdmani, adj. Chief, best, ex- the lord of planets. 831 ,% the nine planets THOF the cellent, preeminent. s. The head man of a ) as enumerated by Hindus; viz. [ village. 2. a barber. 3. a peasant, villager. sun, ®oB) the moon, oon¥ Mars, 0% Mer- iy 4. one who only thinks of enjoyment. 5. a Som cury, ®,3%3,8 Jupiter, ¥¥) Venus, 32 Saturn, whore, harlot. 6. a surname assumed by the G 023 caput draconis, or the ascending node; g 2B cauda dracowisor the descending node. toddy drawers in the Tamil country. o w2 713 g class of b b Hwd 1) g class of imps. S. 7\'9333:%8 grdmanya, s. Defamation, Zfljfi calumny, suspicion. Lok goddesses supposed to afflict children. ot conjunction of planets. 7,3 ¥, 1@ 8. TR grdmasta, s. A villager. § .%J} 3 fate, destiny. 7)® 22Ew, T)% SBEY an 4 7?_9 S5003 g rdmdnta, Seeunder ™). ifay evil spirit to smite or seize a person. S S. fly'a%oo %UDE’J) grdmeika-rdtra, s s. R)%esoT graha-chdra, s. The motion Lodging only a night in a place, as a fickle, % ¢l of the planets. 2. luck, fate, destiny, 7@ unsettled man does. @;fiv\éafic@\éj 80 to 1y 2593 Bwes the evil effect of an inauspicious lodge one night in a village and remove. n 8, planet. i BL3T0 %UI’J, ?&EZ«’CG l'j'cKSSa{&fB un- & 8. ~933 X grdmya, adj. Of or belonging {800 fortunate, unlucky. to a village. s. Rustic dialect. pub) 8. A)Be grahana, s. Reception, accept- § 3G ance. 2. taking, seizing, comprehension, the 8. 70 o3 E grdmya-dharme, s Sexual embraces. taking or receiving of instruction. 3 an Jhay eclipse. oo R)Be an eclipse of the sun. S. 7?_3)3:8%’33’3&‘ gramya-karma, s A §, ‘cr'))g won) R)Wes an eclipse of the moon. fi,m’m village affair. it dwcm evil produced by an eclipse. Da‘ém s. Ky:fiogepafi grémya-bhdshe, s, Rus- g { &% the annoyance or plague arising from an tic dialect. (oAl LR\ eclipse. )X Jeyg F2U the auspicious sea- S. K_Djs grdva, s, A mountain, rock, stone. A“ [3) son of an eclipse. Tj)k‘mm?s @, R)Bed Soadw, S. 7?2))5 grdsa, s. Food, subsistence, live- C. f;)); n < Bed SR to be eclipsed, as the sun or moon. lihood. 2. forage for cattle. 8. salary, pay. m)we WB an eclipse to be over. 4] > -2 o = 2Ry °e® the means of subsistence. 7)%#% " g S. 7\”)&"03'?) graha-rdshi, s. The mansions Faod 2™ to afford the means of subsistence. of the planets. e b, me)Fedraind for food. o 3 Be¥ one who serves for his board. ) TRR 3 to maintain. R 8. Rj330u8 graha-shdnti, s. Pacification of an evil spirit. f}t’ilgt ~o)® grdka, s. A pig. 2. an alligator, b S. 0 of, 8. @’66?2)‘) grakastha, Sce Ry 7?)53:55 grdhike, s. Comprehension. 9 (, Mok 8. ~ \D-'(\_)"D gra!&isu, v. a. To comprehend, W_Dj 575’ grdahya, adj. Comprehensible, fit ™YW 2 bl ok understand, learn. to receive, accept, to be received. iy seize, take. i 7, Q;') g;-zfm, s. The neck. 2w A3 ;S’Izvz'm, E\h h”m with a black throat, Tows A & Vishnu, with s. ry?‘.:b grama, s, A village. ™% wu 400 Yo R ;’9@5@ o a neck marked like a conch o8 N 'S Rava s ‘K)@S?S &3> greivéya, (7] s. A neck- P na, with ten heads. ®¥0 k5 (one neck) close lace of jewels o union, amity. S Jlafaa, s. Gaming 2. a wager L 11 8. NI gr A‘?]Lmd, s. Heat, warmth. 2 8. A2 Q gldni, s. Languor, lassitude, fatigue e the hot season, including the months of &5 0] \l of body, depression of mind and 53, adj. Hot, warm. 7)) S o0, f‘) -~ y_, b s. 2 glou, s. The moon &, B0 the hot season {he i AAANAANAANA AAAAAAANANANS fher the P ex: ofa 30 gha, The twenty second letter of the chain, &c. is fastened. Fot F20F a religious azel. mendicant’s employment oty 93 the alphabet, the aspirate of the preceding letter 08 sounded as gha sound of a bell Fotlg 52OR the tongue of a v e c. o8& ghanta, s. Aniron style or pen bell S Febs an iron style with a head to it. rrlel 0. 3003 ghandi, s. A hole, bore, perfora - ~ ALl #Fo8 an iron style sharp at both ends. N tion o FRO®Y to bore a hole, p rforate. +3 Fob an iron style with jingles at the head. 005323 ghammane, adj. Quickly, at S - oI.DO,O\)ufi J/lanbazafizée, S Thendnle once, suddenly oIS T FoBS FoW {0 P03 7 e of a village goddess perch on suddenly, as bees on flowers 8. T0EDT y g,’zanmfiarna, s. A giant S 29 to rise quickly so called 3 fi&\\ ity ArGs Q)JOESJD Jhammu,s Fragrance, odour. 8. 0EIRIT ghantdgdra, s. A belfry 3 lea/tlccme, adj. Quickly, hastily. S. S0CI DTSR e oY sl Ve ghantd-ghisha, 0. P2z fifi:% Bog9 oo “ghachclikkane- [sound of a bell] adj Universally known, Jongs tuliyu, v. n. To tread on any thing so as to public, notorious make a noise. %)QuéJD 3, 3008598 ghaptd-ndda, ill T. B. 3OA B ghaggare, See 337¢ ghantd-rava, s. The sound of a bell S. T8 ghata, s. A large earthen water-jar. PoEIR vBIORE ghantd- fy 2. the body PV 2B to die patha, ghantd-mdrga, s The chief o,))éfi% J}zafa/’ca, adj. Strong, powerful road through a town, the king’s high-way f, f $8=33 strength, ability C. o8, 2o ghanti, ghantike, s 8. TOET, IS ghatane, ghatane, An ear-ring PE3 s. Success, accomplishment, prosperity C. 08D, 1o ed, Do ghantidi, 3] VP, FWIFRN to be opportune, prosper o] ghantint, ghantili, s. A knot succeed s. 2083 ghatane, s. Atroop of elephants (5 1 00e] @@1@ J]/mm /coopu, s. The lower and upper ear ornament assembled for war 2. effort, exertion 3 ol assembling, bringing ogether 4. happy C. Po83eFgBo0am, 300 BaNNB ghanti- connubial stars. 0! il chalatumbu, ghanti-yumiki, s The drop of an ear-ring S o)) & (\)—!) 2083 ghatandghatane, ad; FITTRT Practicable and impracticable oo C. 008&3 ghante, s. A bell 2. a gong or ghwrry used to strike the hours 3. an Eng- impossible lish hour 4. a knot, bunch, bundle, parcel S. TICIOTOD gfiaz‘almsha, s. Theair ina & vess C. = 1 Foll waww, Fotf 220 to strike a bell §i i +#gw0 the place at the top of a bell to which a 20E0 08, D&, P83 ghatdw, 18l ity (3] (2] ¢ 401 3 D P 28 ey D = Jll(lf(lu’t, leafae’ah, s. A masculine or marni. ] 3% a clever woman ey m';;fl 0.0, clever woman P& 383 masculineness. coagulated curds ¥, I930 Joud talk. 2. a o, 3 2 e s. 208 ghati, s. A small earthen pot true word ey 83 cleverness, ability g & LAY e P S EYE T u//tat?fle, s. An Indian hour of 3 3,850 Joudly. 2. firmly 3. strongly 3T P han 24 English minutes stiffly ightly I@ to commit to T S. memory 059N B2 to hold firmly 2 20 ETT S 7)o ghatikd-shata- Tori to vex one sorely, to set upon one sharply J?‘anfltl, s. One who repeats a hundred ROV ofig, IRA T *3;5 vf% to embrace tightly. 2. to verses in 24 minutes. f(tbten securely "“3 @n T, to tie or build iy s. TOET ghatita, adj. Set, as pearls, joined strongly 2. to tie twhtb S D083 cfiaoJ) ghati-yantra, s. Any c. ROBA ghatti-gundige, s Qe L machine for raising wate the rope and Valour bravery, courage 2 effort, exer- b, et bucket of a well tion, a hard struggle OBRCVI g man Slance 3 s. PR ghatisu, v.n. To be obtained of valour, a hero. Dot 2. to occur, happen. v. @. To accomplish. LT il > ghattisu, v. a. To beat clothes after washing. 2. to beat down gravel on thu C w&jbf%,\) J}latufl]zand, s. The roaring of a tiger roaus 3. to beat into a hard mass. 4 Dorty load a gun. 5. to rub out what is written 81 W) 2063, TET0 ghate, ghateya, s PE 0 Troop, herd, multitude, especially of elephants on a slate, &c. k4 DI FRTR g piece of wood gk used to beat linen soft JIP ( 8. Po8werd es ghatdthacha, s. Bhima's Son. H. T '/]la(ld, s. A musical instrument ‘NC formed of an earthen vessel, and beaten as a Lighy s. TE8weR > ghatédaya, s. Birth. drum. § T 8. T8 flaau‘a, s. A beach, landing place, \?lJN D. B ghada, s. A pole. ory quay. 2 a ghaut defile, pass. 3. a bale 8§ bundle. PBIe?F betel nut from the low C. I f%(\) ghadalkkane, s. The noise of country ‘*‘vgjw Yy sea salb. 30 JIEFF g 3 a trap in closing upon its prey, &c fl merchant from he low country BRI C. VIARS, WA I ghadaggane, 8 -“és F29O b.f} &, a staircase. %S 3 a bath. The roaring of a tiger. (&} ’35% \4 ghaduggana, AHJ'I the watch of a pass 7 3 = to stop at a §, s C. POTPOEV0NT1 ghada-ghaddisu, v.u. W, proper pAace for halting. Fo roar, as a tiger § W w)éfl o, «\.\J%%flmz‘tane, ghattane, OB, INBS ghadane, ghadane,’s. 10y S. Be(umo rubbing out. 3. beating Respect, regard, esteem, care for or about Ll/ " clothes. D3 3 FRY =23 &3 2 to beat into a e3° \A hard mass 2. to load a gun 3. to rub out . BT, PBBT ghadatara, gha- VN what is written on a plank. 4. to beat down dutarda, adj Firm, stout, robust ingy roads, &c. C. POTOEIONRD ghadabaddisu, v, a 8 b o)) To destroy, lay waste, as rats, &c. 083 hattane, s. Going, moving. 2 WA D LN covering . TTIODITD J}l(la(LLSU, v. a. To strike or move with an iron-crow Ry D08, TR0 0 ghattada-menasu, s ; A strong chillee. . IGT, E0 ghaddra, ghadart, rth £ N \N{ s. An iron crow. v C. D& ghattali, See poed A. O. TEODT ghaddvane, s. Eagerness, i ‘NK c. &, ghatti, ady. Firm, secure. 2. solid 4 earnestness hard. 3. able, powerful, strong, clever E’Jl\e 0 loud 5. stubborn, inflexible s. An ingot S. OB ghadi, s An Indian hour of 24 W W 3 o, bar, or ball of metal P8, 3w g valiant minutes P P2 to pass an hour. h‘g[a army Da =87 hard, sclid wood <2 & ¥ 2] TV T & D508 ghadiydra, s. A cloc Al 3 ) i substantial work. PY ) watch. P 22 — 2, ¥ g Joud speaker [t N g Te fiy«) Pe &), ) STy a clever man. 2. a strong c. “‘namo, »i ooy ghadisu, ghadimpy, \Q!l 9 2 LA 40 hd s 33 . a. To obtain, acquire, amass. P22 acquisi- hot scason. P3RBT, PIF ®U o per ) tion 9% one who has made acquirements spiration PSR FB the setting in of the hot season. . TR, POV, 20 L3 (C‘ROVJJ S ,... e - ghana, ghana-ghanalu, ghana-gha- SNTANE &0, DJ) 73 gharshana, ghar- 1] £ v, 7. shane, s Poundmg, grinding. 2. dispute, 0 YU, s. The sound of a bell. contention. SFE 9@ to contend, dispute. 1l To ring, toll AL 0RO (553 J]lCH reya, adj. Exact, fit- 2.0 33 ghana, s. Respect, honour, dignity ting, right. il 2. any metallic instrument which is struck, as a clock, &ec. 3. a dance which is neither . C. VT ghallane, s. Quarrellin quick nor slow. 4. iron 5. skin, rind, bark beating, fighting. A 6. extension 7. hardness. olidity, ub- C. VY I, méz’»us O Y I £1¢ stance, matter 9. a cloud adj. Weighty ghallana, ) Il ghal gfiallana, ghallu- important 2. auspicious, fortunate PITQ ghallana, s. The sound of spherical, small &7 an important affair PS A=FI, IS P12F lothe bells 8 thunder. #3338 more respectable, more im- d on C. TR0 J}l(lSane, s. The sound made in portant, more weighty S 9 Joguacity. 410 rubbing or treading on what is soft. S. PRJIPIVID ghana-ghand- el C. TN 8T ghasi-ghasi-tikku, o of woul ghana-warna, s Vishne, with a body the colour of the clouds a. To rub, as any liquid between the hands, oil on the bedy, &e. 8. IVJeFoezY ghana-chanchala, s. Imel C. PONPOABOY 93355 ghasi-ghasi-tuli- Lightning en & YU, v. a. To make soft by treading. 8. 303 Jflanate, s. Greatness, nobility, glory, 32 9 to become respectable. s cpo_gd ghasmara, adj. Voracious, glut- tonous. f . °‘)‘)§ wo.)\ ghana-pushpa, s ‘Water. 101560 S. or))_j ghasra, s. A day #3) ¥ the sun. 2. the moringa tree. T.B m?f ghalige, [#8¥] s. An Indian 8. TOITR ghana-rasa, s, Water. 2 L hour of 24 English minutes VR W g ho- camphor. a izt rologe, a vessel with a hole in the bottom, S. kY] 0 393 ghanasdra, S. Camphor. which, set afloat in a large vessel of water. 11l S. OIS ghandghana, s. A rain sinks in 24 minutes cloud 2. a vicious or rutting elephant 3 (”1 1lify 8 Indra c. PoS ghalilane, adj. Quickly, hasti- 8 3 o ly FW quickness, instantaneousness. 8. P38 ghani-bhitate, s. Con- qu I C. QQBNJ J/Lahsu, v. a. Toacquire, amass, il [ densation, induration. gain, get TS0 PYTUDE & he is unable to e S. oJJC)\@ $<lJ) gh(mopala, s. Hail get money ¥ a man of acquirements. (L LS ghama, s Fragrance, odour. 3 S 550083 Jfi(mt(l, s. An ambuscade. P, PR, PIRWW to be fracrant L) S. &d $508 ghdta, s. The nape of the neck. waw?fl? prd'&pgbdmu -0 the flowers, &c., send forth fragrance C. 23980 J]L(tl‘ll, s. The strength of pep- per, lime, tobacco, &c. 2. a ghaut. ady. | glz all 8. THTE, gharatta, s. A hand-mill Strong, as the smell of tobacco, &c. = The C. IVOINTS ghari-gharane, s @anR strong smelling smoke I 0, ) noise of sawing I strong tobacco &) w30y, a strong smell to 8. 30 al ® gharghari, s, Small pieces be diffused Fetd S35 strong snuff, g 017 of metal put on post runners’ sticks, &c., to S. DIeS J]l((t(l, s. Murder, slaughter, kill- 1l make a jingling noise in running. mg 2. a blow, stroke. 3. a square reservoir % (0 8. TNDoE gharma, s. Heat, the hot sea- for water. 4. pressing, importunity. 5. depth. SO1L, 2. sweat, perspiration. PIF T 0. A he 8% g murderer, assassin, #¥23¥SS murder- M i 40 N ™53 DR ing. %@ murder, killing 8D to destroy affecting cattle. ¢ Becy a bad wind to %) Jer murder, kill disease cattle in their feet TP WYL to et get scent of, to follow the scent of. @ &%uc& [ ¢. 33937 SEE) ghdtara, ghdtra, s. T 0 Thickness, stoutness. ady.stout, robust, port- ‘fo to take an airing, or change of air. i l 'wao:'oo Do BRBEN, ¥ 2R the wind to ly, thick o . B38HT ghdtuka, s. Mischievous, hurt- blow Fa¢ Fo8) incantation to appease an 0 ful. 2. cruel, savage, violent, ferocious. evil spirit Fow VB, F3w H008) to exorcise. ) S $o90R to seb to dry in the wind. Fo¢R 1l 1 C. DY Jfiabarl, s. Confusion, perplex- @obdy,, IR WFBN to get up in the world, no- ity, fright, flutter, flurry. adj. Confused, per- N body knows how. Fo9 riotd g falsehood. I plexed, &c Fowd IND to perplex, confuse, (g 337 in the wind SRS SeENB T the alarm, &c. 7 wind chaps the body [Y J8F, FY DD g c. B3> ghdya, s. A wound. F3h false report oy 0¥ g temple without a,(, 7o, I B to be wounded. F200 IRB to walls exposed to wind DTy Fo¥ BRoETBoT loise wound Focd S g wound to heal E<E) B B FoaBwaI he who comes into my pre- f W o D, to dress a wound sence will die, whosoever he may be A. C. 5000008 ghdrdghdra, s. Vio- £, 0 lence, oppression. hard dealing : u??fi@""’\?fid%)& ghdli-gépura- i . B5o0F, BI0R ghdrika, ghdrige, dayya, s. Shiva. 2. one of the Humpee LIS hills. A kind of sweet cake. mith C. P3O0 ghdrisu, v. a. To fry in ghee . $30eR8, PR3 ghdli-pata, ! 7 e or oil gkalc-paflm, s. A paper kite. oy 9 %D the C. PPYJP EERN &5 ghdli-pije-betta, Qo <o r10) g]la]l, s. A wheel b linch-pin of a wheel. %29 &1} the periphe- s. A hillin the Vungw country, the residence ey 3‘, ry of a wheel 39 wod g wheeled cart of a noted Guru, who teaches medicine to 8lon, | C. DI0WRe> ghdlu-melu, s. Alarm persons resorting thither, % FpE W3 Sog A, Y Joks 225N one who has studied at 8 (Y dread, perturbation, a precarious or danger- 2y ous situation, as that of a dying man T this place, and lives afterwards by begging and 8 . ) Sogwd7R) to be in a precarious or alarming distributing medicines. Conrt state, to be consternated of obodo,'\oéio ) obotfi_)fia, DTS ghi- § 1Y) S. RIVN gfiasa, s. Grass. ru-gutiu, g/zzrruftu, ghirranu, o, a, hich To whirr, as a spinning wheel does. s. D5oRT®Y ghdsa-kavala, s. Ingre- (' mgg C. HITIONDT? ghirdisu, v, a. To hesieges dients mixed with grass to fatten cattle. Tenyoy surround S. Dsod ghdst, s. Fatigue, toil, pain, trou- y k<) s. 200397 Jfiznkara, s. The roaring of it ble Foh B® to distress, impose labour. an elephant PRoT0D, P00, PLoTABENT H. 1”4 ¢ to be troubled, fatigued to roar, as an elephant gy c. YT ghdlaka, s. A courageous man. D083, D08 ghute, ghuti, s. The ¥ valour, courage. ankle. 0. $39¢ ghdli, s. Wind, air. 2. aspectre, 200E5000Td, &390 ghuta- phantom, evil spirit. SH [mb] a wheel. T Fo¥, JwolkiT Fo¥, D00kl ;?a&’; a whirlwind. kdisu, ghutdisu, v. a. To beat down,as aroad. 2. tobeat linen, so as to soften it 2900 % a stiff breeze. 8oga® a cool refresh- Y 2. the ing breeze. S= F%¥ a gentle breeze. . D8R ghutike, s. A pill, bolus e RweT the high ankle 3. a magical remedy 83 PEVF a e, %90 the windy season fy (! ]c'i\ Fow 25980 g screen from mercurial pill ©),8 82 an ambrosial pill tower of a temple. the wind. #°% &:3 living on air, as a serpent (as effective as ambrosia) issupposed todo. 2. frail life, ¥F2% =¥swift- C. POITIPOIB o ghudu-ghudisu, v. » ness like the wind. 2. a favourable state of To thunder, roar as a wild beast, shout as a the wind., &% Twin a disease from wind warrior. 404 Theo ] 8. D0 ghuna, s, Aninsect found in tim- 0. TOPBENTd, DR RBEI ghéri- ber. tirigisu, ghéri-hodeyu, v, a. To longe. C. DRFIDND 0D ghuma-ghu- n . 'Q?D@O-ég l(//72/07_?,f€, s. The areca-nut tree. X mdyamdna, adj. Fragrant. P I, wn . PO T ghdtaka, s. A horse. F¥ fo P IR to give forth odour, diffuse fra- Zo0»3 g horseman. b grance. [07] . 150 ?D@Q&S gfi.’ffi, s. A mare. C. BITFONXR ghurakdisu, ». n. To ¢ S . ':})D@QS’D g:’m’zzd, s. The neck, &c. turn on one in rage. 10 S . 'cil)\fe)gf% glé(ffl’f, s. A hog. 8. DPDET ghurghura, s. The grunting Q of a wild boar. s. Powe X 7o ghdne, s. The nose. 2. the fhe nose or nostrils of a horse. 8. 309Ry e ghusrina, s. Saffron. 8. 20503 ghdra, adj. Frightful, horrible, A. C. P0G D> ghulu-ghulu, s. The terrific, fierce, severe, hard. #»10»Teys a dreary noise made in drinking fast desert. $2 0o g dreadful war. -2 ¥ I T2FT g e 8. TORT g]lli/m, s. An owl. terrific form. =B BBFS q terrific appearance. 8. M, e ghirna, ghir- 2. a tiger. F= 0D to distress, vex, afflict. e nita, s. Turning round, whirling, rolling. s. Bowes, towey ghdla, ghdla, s. Buttermilk. e S. VRLBER, ghilrnisu, o. n. To roar with anger, or as the sea. S. 'g«:)b\fa%‘))\ ghdsha, s. A station of herds- men. F2MW to make a p[[f(ll S. 'E{)J@p% ghrini, s. A ray of the sun or 2. a noise, sound. great noise. moon. effly 8. "{))@S—Vg ghrine, s. Aversion, dislike. 2. S. ?)J@e?:’)\m g/u,’s/mzza, s. Speaking loud, idence reproach, blame, censure. 3. favour, compas- shouting, roaring, making a great noise. ine 10 sion, tenderness, pity. A 65 '&D@gg@? g]llf,lcffi, s. Dust of the feet. 8. 332 ghrita, s. Gheeor clarified butter. A @ fi»@gggaofii ghdldita, s. A trooper. it & el e 2. water. A. C. BWEYT, Poweed oz?fla&égsghd]— S. Ty3oes ghritdchi, s. One of the idu, ghdlmande-gutiu, ». n. To roar, courtezans of Indra’s paradise. howl. Rl I il S. '?{)3@2‘\ ghrishti, s. A hog. 2. a cow G 'éf)\)\@{’??v)) gbo’_z’i&u, v. a. Tofry in ghee which has calved once. 3. a ray of the sun or oil. ly b or moon. 4, grinding, pounding. 5. fig. S. ?{35‘@/;@@ ghrdna, s, The nose. 2. smell- o memeory. o best ing. 2, ToZ) the nostril. )0 R the c. 200 ghe-ghe, s. A call to a horse. object of smell. F3)e3%00)0% the sense of smell. H. D0e0o0doR5 ghérdisu, v. a. Tobesiege, #2370 to smell. reariu‘%‘ surround. S. ?}Tj’é’ ghrdta, adj. Scented, smelled. ’['1 ly 12 ) gl 3 o oIt LJ 2 gnda, The twenty third letter of the alphabet. No words begin with it. It is the nasal of the " 9t id first class, and sounded as nga or gna ; as BEF shdrgni. P il i AANNANSANNANNANANS AN fist * th [ ;: s} 405 & 50 Ll § { 0 e3 cha, The twenty-fourth letter of the alpha- able, wavering, unstable, unsteady. s. Light- i 2oL ID to be fickle. 2o 0%o) (619 T an bet, sounded as ch in church. ning. 00 unstable mind. TOWOVE C. e30R e¢hanga, s. Throw ing water, with B a woman, with Ul =on a bucket, into a channel for irrigation. wandering or roving eyes. § E\ & to throw water, as above. 8. 83083y chanchu, s. The heak of a bird. () 0. 230ReFOTON changa-changdgi, adv. S. 83003038 IOCNT chanchu-chikki- By turns, alternately. g mfyaica, s. An ancient king of savages so C. 23R AND, 230R BN changanigi- named. [ le, changanigilu, See Boncnw, 0, G. 8303 chanje, [3o8] s. Evening. A. C. 830RA DT chan-gadira, s. [red rayed] 8. e30B3 chanda, adj. Vehement, fierce, i/} The rising or setting sun. passionate, obstinate, warm, 2. well, excel- the oad Tes g resolute or obstinate C. e30R 3 changane, adv. Swiftly, quickly, lent, great. o rapidly. temper. =o®d F0D g wrathful, fiery counte- 8 nance. BB N ZoB B 8. &. c. e3oROTRT,, changala-kdsh- ) & great prowess. i 1@, See Bonw %@z{»fl, %3 a rigorous or severe command. (, s. Earnest A. C. e30AWRS changalave, See Borvs. 0. e3oBY chandawdla, fil money. 2. hansel, the first money a seller . e30R08 changavarita, s. Superin- 111]:11 receives in the morning. g tending village affairs, &ec. for any limited o® ~ TSO® 3] period alternately. 0. e30moBo chandddu, See under 8. e3cme8 chanddta, s. A short petticoat. Ly, C. e3ORONTT> changdgi-hdru, See 2Eono. AC s. e3omew, eFomey chanddla, chandd- C C. e5070Y chan-gdli, See Borme. la, s. An outcast, one of the lowest of the I C. 83070D changdvi, See Hormd. mixed tribes, descended from a Shudra mo- ther and a Brahman father. S, 4 C. C3OTRODTO changdvi-hullu, See TSOTTRDTOYO. 8. 8308 chandi, s. Obstinacy, disobedience, ¢lf] [2] C. 8FORR20N, 2FORDORA changa-man- perverseness. = an obstinate woman, adj. ny s 1 Obstinate, petulant, su 1Ky, Bod fi@go, Bod gt, changa-manga, s. A frolic, gambol. gy 2% to be obstinate. C. 2FORDOIITIONDOIDWIVT chanydi- fhay 8. e30DF chandike, s. Parvati. mangdi-mddu, v. a. To waste, destroy, T3, ruin. c. e300 chandike, s. Thelock of hairlefs on the head of a brahman. Pederes SOk 2 A2 to 3 8F0R> changu, See Horv. leave such a lock at the time of tonsure. 0,5 C. 830R0D changudi, See Boron. 0 8. e3003weT chandi-khdra, s. An ob- e30R 2000 changu-bdrisu, See Borb. I3, stinate, stubborn fellow. é:: e30RWO chan-gili, See Sorsd. C. e300Roe0 chandi-guna, s. An obsti- 8. esoed chancha, s. Gold-beaters’ skin. P rete] nate temper. Loy 230 LV0 3 gold leaf, C. e30le393:00 chandi-chdmandi, s. Jeary H. 85083 chamcha, s. A spoon. A form of Durgi. (, AN 8. 830e300T chanchartka, s. The large fig C. 30083 chanditana, s, Obstinacy, per- carpenter bee. verseness. e <A S. 83083 To chancharu, See Bowics C. 8300303 chandi-devva, s, An obsti- 8. e3oeF® chanchala, adj. Fickle, change- nate spirit, difficult to exorcise, 406 o res R TeY ) IO C. 230RIBRR chandina-haniga, See as a planet or a deity. 23’02;'1{@) RBed, o) under Eodv, %5Be® the rising of the moon. 2. an awning. 8. 830 (VXN N CeaD) %T0 — 203 chandi-mundi, s. A sort YA Soo® the setting of the moon. '2,%'051) of inferior female divinity, especially atten- %208 g fabulous moon gem, supposed to be dant on Shiva or Durgi. formed by the congelation of the rays of the 1 o o« o e C. e300y chapdiwdla, See 2. moon, and to distil water when the rays of h the nape of the neck. the moon fall upon it; perhaps a kind of crystal. o, 2 Fo3 a woman, ®o3) Fwd, \.DO:)J 8. 8500 3T chandishwara, s. A name with a round face like the moon. of Shiva. 25035) = C. 8300 chandu, See 20 WO 3. 2. The nape the moon’s digit. 503, 203 the phases of the moon. 30 woB)ed the colour of the rising of the neck. 0@ SO to strike so as moor, red. to break the neck. 0T, meEd W to cause to dye the above colour. ?}J’C?J WRBIY, 50?5) [a1e} S]Lil’fl, C. 30BN, 250"‘30@0% chandu- huv- vith the moon on his head. '25033’) W, 2o L VU, cfiazzc]/&uvvu, s. A flower resembling @2)8,= Mercury, as sprung from the moon. (] BoD) &) cel the marigold. LSy WoRP), BT oS @oT) e a blue light. ?5035) ST WY Jwg 1A varieties. @ to make astrological observations on the 8. 230030 chandéshwari, s. A god- aspect of the moon and stars. z‘:'ot:) Qow, o dess with eight hands. T) 302 the moon’s orb or disk. zzogfij €520 &3 the black spots in the moon. 25055) JoB C. e300 chanda, s. Beauty. @ot g beauti- ful &L 1) condition, welfare. 3. kind, fashion, the lunar race. 032)3%, BoT) Awc¥= moon- a1 manner, way. 4. help. woZeN InB to do light. Py TS0 )0 Kétu, the ascending node. eller nicely. oA to be well, proper, nice, o s. 2300 woBE» § chandra-chhandassu, TTOTERIT it is nice. D s. A necklace of a thousand strings or pearls. T. B. 8300 chanda, See Bo3). 100t S. 2303)T9D chandra-shdle, s. An up- A. C. e30BRE chanda-gal, See wotyzaos. [ I]llU per story, apartment on an upper floor. C. 230T D chandani, s, A disease among i il s. T RWXoE chandra-sitrya, S, horses. Sun and moon. 2. the gold ornaments worn fo D s. 23003 chandana, s, Sandal, including on the head. either the tree, the wood, or the unctuous S. e300)m°T chandra-hdra, s, A neck- e, ) preparations of the wood, held in high esti- =0, lace of flat, circular, gold beads. pri mation as perfumes. o [ EkE v the Malaya mountain, part of the southern range of the 8. e30Bmo& chandra-hdsa, s. A smile. ghawts, where sandal wood is procured. 2. a sword. 3. aking of that name. T. B. 2300% chandappa, See o 8. e30TOOARL chandrdngada, s, A 14 T. B. 8300%! chandassu, Seq Sonzy. king so called. C, 2300935 chan-daliru, s, A red shoot s. c&ozsyfi;% chandrdvati, s. A ity so it or bud. named. T. B. 63003 chandira, See o - 5] . 8. 230/ chandrike, s. Moonlight. 2. o/ the covering of a letter written on palmyra T, B. 23005 c]tcmdu, [#08)] s. The new leaves. 3. two palmyra leaves rolled and Afi UW moon. wom Jwk® to look for the first ap- tied up. pearance of the new moon. C. e30307R> chan-dengu, s, A reddish s. 85’709'{?7?12%, 23009 chandrike- g(!/(’{’; kind of cocoanut. gouri, chandrint, s. A goddess. C. 8303 channa, qdj. Red. 2. handsome, pitfs i (o} 25055/' chandra, s. The contents of an eoo F0o S 3 well. ¥ 30%) the white of an egg C o3 the yolk of an egg 2. a red paint. 23 030N channangi-akki, s, An O Fad S. ‘Ot«j (5 handra, s, Themoon, considered A red kind of rice. L d 40 { N %O’cj e a C. e30Z0Nn3D channengi-nary, S C. 83020 chambu, s. A small water vessel. I kind of red fox. o2 nore? g drinking and eating vessel. 04 C. 23037 channage, adv. Properly, well; e VoesHed) a small vessel to hold water (@ nicely, handsomely in, and another the size of a tumbler o [ Chinna- A. C. 830%0wog cham-bonna, s, High channa-patna, s coloured gold e patam, to the west of Bangalore. 2. Madras They are usually distinguished as &»0Twe C. 830> chamma, See FHo. (& BT, T 35 and SJodRYT ¢ 3T C. 2308R chammaltige, s. A whip. 2. 54 C. a sledge hammer. Bo08RO Fpodoen thrash- (. {8 30T N channdgi, adv. Healthily, ing or lashing with a whip fh (i nicely, correctly, well, properly, handsomely, WBIRA 3593 to do well WY N 10 be well 2302300> cham-manniu, s. Red earth. (, & 154 handsome, proper. A. C. 83033:89 chammali, s. Thedescend- W C. 830QAR I channiganu, s. A handsome ing node, Rdahu. (% e (61 man @2, 8% a handsome woman, B[odnsI 23033593 chammdra, s. A shoemaker, gt handsomeness worker in leather. Hick) C. 8303 channu, s. Beauty 2. joy. ady C. e30RTeQR chammdlige, s. A large C, nd @ Beautiful, joyful. shoe, worshipped as the shoe of a god b C. e303FE3,0® channekatte-basava, C. 8309 23-05322 230> chamme, g s. A fop, b Dampness, mols- chammu, chammi, s 1B,/ & C a;rocg&@a chan-neidilu, s. A red lily ture, the cold occasioned by a body of water % S. e30%T champaka, s The Michelia 230530 in the vicinity., 0% a damp place 04 champaca, bearing a yellow, fragrant flower ERTW, 30D, WoSER™Y to be damp. [ BWonT T g nose like the champaca WX B S. Blame, Sty T. B. 830N chamse, |Zo3%] IS a champaca garland. BoXT, BORFIRGD 3. suspicion. Uz 50 P A reproach. 2. a fault or defec 0l 8, a kind of verse. TF Ro® a woman, G, [ C. 8323500 NIOG, e3Te3dS chaka- fl‘l"‘hlll as the champ'lca. taki chakdyamdna, chaka chakita, adj S. 23ORTR "‘@O/\ champaka-siddha- G, od s Sparkling, glittering lin g, s. A name of Skiva, as denominated 0 C. 25‘523 875%9)03) 8\75 %a.zq( g at Chittledroog ¥ chakka- ) chakadi, chakadi-bhands, 2 C. e30%BQ_ champakalli, s. Hair left [4 de-Ohandi, s. A wheeled cart over the temples at tonsure 2 an ornament {?I q A. C. 23B9RT00> chakali-mddu, ». a. of females. (, ; To decapitate. 3: % e3oTE 0T champi-prabandha [ S. 3590 cha-kdra, s. The letter used ¢ B s. A work in which the same subject is in Sanscrit as a coj )lUdLlV('} C()Xl]ull(,thLL fish continued th ugh alternations in the com- oY LZOTYD TIDTRWVE G, § position of prose and verse 8. 8388 chakita, adj. Timid, fearful. &% 8 FTo \c'l" %8 ®OmPE a woman whose Vegat; a R4miyana so written. Bowp 3»T38 g Bha- rata so arranged. % eyes are like those of a timid deer chaka-muki, (. @ V:’ (6 23—0 champe, s.The check or temples. 233 53203, 23T DT v Ty, 2BoFg S Wetadw to strike on the temples. chakka-muklki, s, The steel with which 18, TN T -2 = bflo to tie a handkerchief, &c. round ‘Y fire is struck. BEEE FY a flint-stone. BF o) 0] ¢ the tDmPICs DR XREBEM to strl ike fire with a flint and K]ll’ efllfh 2302y, ©e302), 8FOTLND chamba C steel TFIVYE Bwed tinder. e a) Qmp chambi, c,7z(177zLe-erZa, s. A shrub bear- 8. 23FweT, e3BWeTT chakdra, cha- h\“] o2 lflfi' a large kind of bean. Zow T the bean koraka, s he bartavelle or Greek par- de] c. e3cnTd chamb ara, s, A ca e of fish tridge, said never to alight, and to feed upon i Ay fl men. the rays of the moon. W0 a woman fn:hd 8 408 1§ \up 4 %3 8l having eyes like this bird. =2%:%3 moon- an oil-mill. 6. a discus or sharp, circular, light, desired by the chakdra. missile weapon. BT, BT Tl Pishnu, C. 83F o8B chakkanda, s Taunt, jeer, holding a discus. 7. a whirlpool. z%zfjma derision. BT 0B BT0TNE to taunt, jeer. a whirl-wind. 8. a province, a number of ok 1} villages. 9. a form of military array, a cir- T g jeerer, derider. %08 I g taunting expression. cular position. 10. a particular astrological C. 833 BB chakkada-pdre, See = or mystical figure. 11. an anatomical divi- sion of the body. Six of these divisions are in 9 n%é. enumerated ; viz., the pubis, navel, end of the b C. 3T 03, e33R D, 3T D chakkani, ensoid cartilage or pit of the stomach, root chakkadi, chakkudi, s. Grabbing grass. of the nose, hollow between the frontal sinus- ol C. 35"5_&3 chakkatri, s. A bead plane. es, and the union of the frontal and coronal sutures. C. 3% 3 chakkane, adv.wQuickly, speedily. 13. an ancient coin of variable va- C. 835 OR2® chakkala-guli, s. Tickling lue, but generally equal to ten fanams, or a st another. BTLONO In®, BTV 9Ty to pagoda. 2. a very small silver coin used on tickle. the western coast. 0. ?E*f&@, 2350 ® chakkali, chak- 8. e3T)0e0 chakra-bdna, 5. A wheel fire-work. ?Hm kuli, s. A cake made of salt, assafeetida, ey rice flour, &c., and fried in ghee. 8. 83%)320009% chakra-munddsa, 5, A round and wheel-like turban. 008 T. B. 83T 335 chakka-vakki, See =z 7. (G2 855%?' cizak/ca]a, s. Skin, leather. S. 255)53% cfia/crawa’/ca, See under =%, 50 8. 838 =80 chakra-wddaya, s, A dram C. aéfié’gjeoffifif chakkalu-bakkala, s P FI0EY T, BT carried on the breasts of wandering mendi- Sitting cross-legged. cants. Dlaaney wF ¥ FRd) to sit cross-legged. g C. 3390 chakkdri, s. A small hoe for S. Eé?jfi'e)g chakrawdla, s, A range of mountains supposed to encircle the earth and dsfll{‘l taking up grass. to be the limit of light and darkness. il o C. e3To chakku, See B=y. 8. €389 0R chakrdnga, s. A carriage. 2. H. 2555 200 chakku-bandhi, See %%, a fabulous swan. ‘JJ' :L,&J Wod U At 11 S. 838) chakri; s. A potter. 2. a snake. ol aé%ofia’m%%%e)& chakku-mukki-kal- 3. Vishnu. i, See Bezne. C. 8B3R5 chagache, See Era. (l’f}'”r: b C. 833 chakke, See 33, C. 83e3 T chachchara, See #%3. C. 83T Do chakke-minu, s. The skate fer fish. C. e3e3> chachchu, See wup . C. 3B eTTS chakkdta-palle, s, A C. e3eF d-; T chach-chouka, adj. Square, four-square. vegetable so called. &3 =%%,<3 3 large sort. G. 3% chajje, See 2%, Il i TRl i 35, BFR <3 3 small sort. C. 23& chata, s. Practice, habit, plan. =& ., 233};\@%@‘523665‘% chakkdtana-han- &8¢0 %@55,’0 to break one’s self of a habit. o 7, s. The pumpelmose or shaddock. ¢. e38T chataka, s A sparrow. 2. an | uhh f 8. 235") chakra, s. A wheel, a circle, as of the earth, &ec. ww =% the earth. ©37)38F offering t6 the manes of departed ancestors. wF 393) g pill made from sparrow’s flesh. il an emperor of the world. ToLWET, a pot- 1. 23835000, chatakdisu, . n. To be ter’s wheel. 2. a realm, region. 3. a mul- il titude, heap. 4. the ruddy goose. fatigued, wearied. [] i 255;3@#, @)% the ruddy swan. @¥ wer the sun, 0. e383%> chataku, s. A snapping sound. or U 23830 383 friend of the ruddy goose, because these birds 2. the noise of shoes in walking. oftt? 5 s g are supposed to couple in the day time. =3 X7 to walk fast, so as to make a noise oD 409 N N 230 with one’s shoes. 87 IV to break w.ith well. s. The bottom or platform of a car, (, a snapping sound. cart, &c. 2. arow. 3. a shelf, or a nest of —s o 5 shelves. 4. aplace. 5. abier. =Y el T a b c. aé&ifimg)’o) chata-gollu, v. n. To be commodious house. w8 590 FUT well execu- stiff, benumbed. ted work. 3&'&?\ Fw®) to sit down orderly. L C. 23832365200 R I chata-chatdya- 3,520 to take possession of a place. mdna, adj. Crashing as a beam breaking. 8,53 o chatta-kollu, BRI C. %&égv@q%, 23 3 0 2. roaring as fire, pealing as thunder. chatta-padu, v.n. To become settled or RGNV, WITBLITID to crash. U fixed. T. B. 23803 chatani, [vweE] Disgust, {0 contempt. c. aé&gjp%a’o, a&&éam chattanisu, chattanisu, v. n. To snap, as a joint in I¢ H. 2382 chatani, s. A harlot. walking, &c. i €. 2383383, e3BY 3 chata-pata, cha- i ta-putane, s. A snapping, crashing, creak- C. ea’r&go 35083 chattane-shidiyu, v. n. To jump or fly upon suddenly. ?:ééfdgs BT ing, breaking sound. 2. a child’s play thing. to jump with a snapping noise, as grain wITE TEE® to walk with a noise. =TI T G, while parching. By, T ¢ to snap as corn being parched. § c. 2383E3F chatavatike, See Sthzu. . 35}‘&%238?’3 chatta-bilu, v.n. Tobecome regular, succeed. ks 6. 23835000, 238N, 3T, c. 8383, chatti, s. A small earthen vessel. G, 238399 chata-hidiyu, chata-pidiyu, T. B. 8383, chatti, (% %3] . Thesixth lunar L ehata-padu, chata-bilu, v.n. To be- day. come inured or addicted to, habitual. W . 85-;557\’ chattiga, [387] s. The head W C. e3&39%> chatdku, s. The fourth part of man of a drove of cattle for exporting corn. 08 a . 2. a little. C. 25‘&%79\ chattige, s. A small earthen €. 83‘5303 chatdne, s. The noiseof a slap vessel. ki or lash. weed wiww o lash with a smart c. 2383, chattu, adj. Unripe, mnot full noise. grown. 2. hard, impenetrable. ?3’@%35‘@@ a rugged, stony road. B, SN to remove 05 c. 85&53653‘{3‘&’0 chatdé-yanisu, v. a. To crack or snap the finger joints. hard soil. &3, %0 to come to hard ground bug = oY C. 23&90DT0 chatdisu, See wHTaN. in digging, &c. B, Bedcn, St FREOW to cut away hard soil. il c. 838 chati, Sce B8 c. e3&3, chatte, See S8, form C. 2383F, 23830 chatike, chatuku, s. Cc. e3& clmmz’, s. Certain grain or fruit ! 1( | Snapping of the joints of the fingers. B8 pounded, made into a thick paste with 13 FN0EN to snap the finger joints. chillies, salt, water, &c. and eaten as a con- el c. 83803, aé&gj:% chatini, chattin, diment with curry, chatney. by See Y. C. 23&59)000%> chatrdisu, v, n To be dt‘u €. 238o chatila, s. The snapping of stones obstinate, hardened. RNAY oY in fire. C. e3TOIBWTET chathdna-bodeyu, ACI s. 838,83, 238w, e3E3083 chatu- v. n. To crack a whip, &c. Mgl tara, chatula, chatula-tara, adj. C. e3To3mV0 chathdne-hdru, ». n. To 8 0¢ @y . Beautiful. 2. tremulous, trembling. 3. tight. jump with a crackling noise, as pulse while {f% or c. e38BET chatuwatike, s. Dexterity, parching. oy M briskness, sharpness. BUFEF FRE to flirt, C. 83T, e3Te0Rp chathdyany, move about briskly. i H()H chathdisu, v. n. To snap, crack. § 02y c. 23E3 chate, See =¥ sl e C. 830 el el o> chathina-hdku, v, n. To ; c. o3 & chatta, adj. Neat, commodious, strike hard. () 410 ) (Qu)y oTE T3 C. 23308, e3B3 chadanti, chadati, 8. %33607\’3@ chatur-anga-bala, s, adj. Close, as the texture of cloth, rammed, Infantry, cavalry, elephants, and war chari- stuffed. ©3E8 3D to ram. 2. to drive or ots, the ageregate of an Indian army. press up the woof. 8. 2395803 chatur-anta, [four-cornered] A. C. s. The earth. 2. a palanquin. B3TBYBS chada-pudane, gap. Hastily, quickly. I s. 838387 chatur-ashra, adj. Quadran- C.235°833 chaddchadi, s. Travelling with gular, four-cornered. or unusual haste, a forced march. S. 2380033 chatur-dnana, s. Bramha, C.23m003, 83320053 chaddni, ehaddike, having four faces. il s. Weariness, fatigue. =m0 to be wearied. s. e38>09%0 chatur-dsya, Bramha. 2. I H. 25‘:33;5) Clllzadflivu, s. Increase. ©T &m33) a Canarese vocabulary. an extra assessment, realized by delivering 8. 83820 chaturi, s. A clever, desterous Ih the government share of the crop to farmers person. at a higher price than the selling rate. 8. e32oReS chaturgata, s. A tortoise. an C. 230 chadi, s. A small supple stick or S. 8320003 chatur-danta, s. Indrd’s cane, aslip of wood. W& FEAR a supple elephant, with four tusks. 0me stick. By WD g supple bamboo. BBY T a supple rod or staff. 8. 38200 chaturthary, s. The fourth race of Hindus, Shudras. il C. 2F33B0 chaduku, v.a. To heat, strike with a whip. BB to cause to whip. 8. 833QF chaturthi, adj. Fourth. &R (nat C. 83ToAY chadugw, adj. Bad, depraved, BBF g festival in honowr of serpents, on wicked. IBINY the 4th day of the 5th lunar month. RE3eD BB DB a bad man. head w8 & depraved mind. B38F the same in honour of the God of I C. 2330208 chadu-jdti, s. A low caste. wisdom, on the 4th day of the 6th lunar flen month. C. 23308 chaduta, s. Ramming. 2. ma- S. 238,89 chatur-dashi, s. The four- king tight the texture of a cloth. @®:83 zed a shawl of close texture. teenth day from either new or full moon. tf@ s. 23303 chatur-dishe, s. The four C. 2330y 33 chadu-pudane, adv. Quickly, r;m.)‘{é hastily. points of the compass. —_—nl gmufid Q. 837 chade, s. A kind of bag in which a 8. €338 = (ov] chatur-bhuja, s, Vishnu, with four arms. child is carried on one’s back. 3% to form such a bag. 2B T8, B to carry a S e3Bom0ED chatur-mukha, s. Bram- child in such a bag. ha, having four faces. o Four minutes. 8. e38o00E 3088 chatur-mukha-téji, T. B. E580 chana, [zc] s, e \'\"11h 2. an instant. s. A beggar’s cloth tied on his shoulder, for » 4 [ S. e3¢0 chana, adj. Chief, principal. 2 receiving alms. clever, skilled. 8. e3oBAE chatur-warga, s. The foar TO " 8. e30eF chanaka, s. Bengal gram, objects of pursnmit, justice, wealth, pleasure, A. 0. 23£0B 0 and heaven. chanakena, Loose ol breeches. 8. 2320 €®D€§sfio chatur-varndsh- 8. 8308 chani, s. A kind of lentil, Errum rama, s. The four castes. f 0 ih lens or cicer lens. 8. e38o2g038 chatur-vimshati, adj. e i 8. e335F chatuka, s. A heap, mass, col- Twenty-four. lection. 8. e38o3=el chatur-véda, s. The four ']l [[fy(})!v! 38D s. 833038 chatura, adj. Clever, dexterous. védas; viz. TY, s, T, BFITFH 3¢ B33y one skilled in the four védas. jUi ] BT, BT, BTIT cleverness, dexterity. o 8. e380T0R chatur-anga, s, Chess. -~ | chatush-shdastra, s, Four 8. 855338[)) 5 =t/ 411 N 2330 o530 scientific works ; viz. 3%, 3FF, Dndnods, 3 BTBS cleverness, dexterity. TR TR o8 F grammar, polemics, philosophy, and law. ™ to go to a king’s court or durbar. f-7ahel} Iy B3, T ) o3 one skilled in all these sciences. /S Fed) to sit on a throne. Ll 3073, B9 four divisions of the védas. C. 8380 chadulu, S ee e P ()] 2 (, ¢ ] 8. 23R e 00D chatush-kinpa, adyj C. 238 chade, s, Dunged straw. @3 =&, Al Quadrangular. a heap of dunged straw. e 8. aégaf)\gfi chatush-patha, s. A place 8. e38,3 chadmane, See &5 where four roads meet. C. 235>, e33oB chanaku, chanuku, il fa R eééo{:\:bd chatush-pdda, adj. Quad- v. n. To aggress, provoke, irritate. ruped. (& . 23383 chanata, adj. Obstinate, stubborn. b S. ee‘r‘éf;'iogj chatus-tantra, s. The four C. 8335, 23393 chanuvu, chanuva, works on science. 2. familiarity, free- agu s. Friendship, intimacy. 8. 38>%3 650'33, 35337’3’\5 chatushtaya, dom s e chatushlka, adj. Four. C. 23 JRNIYTED channa-busava- br A. C. 8339 oeo chattdnam, s. A poen. purdnpa, s. A linga work so called. B 73 C. 85%73 chatrige, s. An umbrella or pa- C. €333 chan-neidilu s. Avedlotus. rasol. [ 3TFe3TT I, eI3TeF IR cha- c. 23303 chatwara, s. A place where four by paku-chapakanu, chapa-chapddisu, roads meet. 2. the open space in a native (% v. n. To make a noise with the mo@h, as a house. pig does in eating. As gl 8. 2380® chatwart, s. A widow. C. e3%E3 chapate, See =38 o 0} S. 235900 chatwdri, adj. Four. 2. dimness C. e3TORp chaparisu, See wT0%. or failure of sight, as after forty years of age. Ta S e 2o, 2339 chapala, chapala, adj. 8. 8339000335 chatwdrimshattu, adj. iy Waving, shaking, moving. 2. fickle, unsta- LRy Forty. ble, changeable. 3. swift, quick, expeditious. of T. B. 233, 8303 chada, chadana, [¢5) 4. momentary, instantaneous. 5. agitated, Wa s. A leaf or petal. 2. a wing. violently overcome with alarm. s. Mercury, 3 ©, Ww o ¥87, C. 8303, 338D, 3T, eITOY quicksilver. 2. perplexity. &3¢ Hlin =3YE fickleness. @wIv 38 an unsteady chadaku, chadaki-bidu, chadapu, 0rg clzadupu, v. a. To thrash, whip, flog. disposition. BXVdE a woman with quiACk and oY moving eyes. N c. 2383 chadara, adj. Four-square. 2 C. 25-&'3'@‘; chapa_le, s. A clever woman. the ~ flat, level, even. B0 0 a flat tile. B, = T3 evenly, exactly square. BTT T, to make C. 83 23R TB chapd-chapa-ka- Uy level or square. qliyu-, ». a. To cut down with noise. I U C. 23033, 83300, e3ITVOX PR cha- H. 8337083 chapdti, s. Bread made of great millet. daru, chaduru, chadari-higu, o. n. L C. 30 BB chapdti-bodeyu, To be dispersed, dissipated, spent. 2. to fall 3. to be dazzled. BBOD, RO, v. a. To slap with the open hands. Dut; in drops. i WTT S»@ to disperse, rout, defea’c, scatter. C. 83 oBRy chapddisu, v. n. To make a noise with the mouth in eating. il c. 838w chadalu, Sce Hsen C. e3oBABWTo chapddisi-tiru, v, n. l(‘flf pg C. 23BoR> chadugu, adj. Muddy. To turn upon one in rage. bing, c. 8308 chadura, See =c3. tiky, C. 83 0000Rd chapdisu, v. a. To steal. T. B. 233500F chadur-anga, See w3ocon. BFWN Frodw to fall upon R 2. to fall upon. Nl T. B. 83000 chaduru, [#3:5] 5. Clever- and slay. ness. c. a king’s court or cabinet. 2. a 8. 830083 chapéta, s. A slap, blow. 2. l, throne. h('m\'& | BROT WRACWH in a clever manner. the hand with the fingers extended. At 412 P '“l-.:*r_s.uié?/ T3 SN A. C. 2228T chapparane, adj. Large, C. 25%7?,85%7?655@7\ chappage,chap- broad, wide, extensive. pageydgi, [=8,%] adv. Insipidly, taste- 0. 23\0F0 chapparisu, v. n. To smack lessly. the lips, to suck with a noise. 2. to pat, slap. c. e3\8 chappate, s. Aslap, 2. clapping ey @B,0% to smack the lips. %) @500 e hands. adj. Flat. 3B 8 wREN to slap with S0 g flat nose. 23 to clap the hands. ?,‘3’&.';61) whoW to slap or the open hand. BTy 23T, 3N pat with the hand open. BB, 0N L3 to slap B8 BeBn to clap the hands. B B3R to become one boy’s hand and run to another, (a game.) Uy flatly, horizontally. flat. =x 8 T a flat stone. H. 8\‘7’-1;\)@ chappali, s. A shoe or sandal worn by the lower orders. 233, OTG [RYeYenib] ) i C. 8320 E35000Twd> chappute-kdi- to slipper. 1, kodu, v. n. To initiate a strange boy into Liod a game by slapping him on the face. C: 8531\}9‘9 chappali, s. Clapping the hands. 2. the BT ETY, BT WREW to clap the hands. C. 25-?25& chappadi, s. Insipidness P 3 il broad side of a wooden pillar or beam. 27 H. 239\ chappd, See o33, & 2% to be insipid or tasteless. e 25753039% chappdzzi, s. A cripple oblig- ed to go on his haunches. 2. a board under [0S D. 83,33 chappanna, adj. Fifty-six. & 8,3, <3 the fifty six countries enumerated the reed to which the warp is secured. li by Hindu writers. Bh) C. 839 ?@%9 choppa’]i, s. Clapping the hands. 8l C. 85’5\6, eF oY chappara, chapra, s 5 2 vy~ T %720 g man who beats a drum with his B4 A shed, or temporary covering of mats and hands. B ¥, to clap the hands. bamboos, &c., a thatched roof. 2. a frame He 85"%) chappe, s. The stamp made at a work of bamboos, &c., such as grapes are custom-house. T3, FE,, BF, e, BB, 993 trained upon. 3. the covered litter in which 2T t0o F0DF = the office of a custom-house. BH adj an idol is carried in procession, &c. a:*:sg:ad, BE 0T gne who stamp goods. nstas %3 a temporary building for the celebration stamps goods on receiving the duties. = -2 R o Fious, of a marriage. ©TIY," BT Ta shed in which % stamp duties. 300073 ¢ wE @0t wE stamped cloth. It ate) water is given gratis to travellers. C. 3 a screen or 232593, 23200590 chabakdra, cha- ©,0 a horse stable. DT BT, wcuryf YT ’L‘:"";d a tem- bukdra, s. Country soap, or fuller’s earth. blind to keep off the sun. e TRBO @wF2T g better sort of fuller’s earth. gt porary building covered with twigs, buds, oy (e~ ©,8 a vine-pandal. &o 30708 WY g cake of fuller’s earth, a cake leaves, &c. @ckasd NS B¥%8 a roof covered with cocoanut bran- of soap. ches. oY ov LEEN T a grass thatch. BVoWS BI, C. 23T, 23208 chabaku, chabulku, al T g tiled shed. BTV 500 g cot with bed s. A whip. 2T BRB IV, BT BFEW o pa'k‘l‘ posts and curtains. 2. an idol’s litter. ET, S whip. BwES Fege g whip handle. T ot F/= a pantomime so called. BT, TT ) T. B. 2320 chabala, See Bvo. % 0 il Fod any vegetables trained on a pandal. 0. 23200T chabuka, See wor=. [e]4] iy € S 3 w0 the ornamental string of leaves C. 2333.2,23205200Xp chamaku, cha- Lod ) il put round the building erected for a marri- makdisu, v. a. To brandish a sword. 2. age ceremony. ’Sfigdd WBI3R FoD the love- to smack a whip. 3. to frighten, threaten. o g apple. @23,8 3% NS g large kind of betel H. 26353523 chamacha, Sece @ow. leaf peculiar to Nuggur. B BEUITLED g, kind of bean that spreads much. CEAENS C. 8358 R chamatige, See BomknR. iy a shed. 2. a house of which the roof is not H. 23353 chamada, [#=r] s. The skin of o2 (e~ 4 sufficiently inclined to carry off the rain. any beast. TO gt T8 B, BTT 5ed 70 to put up a thatch or . 23THT chamade, s. Sweat, perspiration. o temporary shed; to put a mat up before a house as a blind to the sun, &c; to construct S. 25353@%6, 355335@?3 chamatkdra, BloW' b a litter for an idol, &ec. chamat-kriti, s. Clefiverness, dexterity. 41 J [24 2 N & T3 eI it 2. astonishment, surprise. 3. wit, eloquence. 8. 23800 clharana, s. The foot. 2. afoot 3. theroot of a tree. 4. wander- then 4. any thing curious, ingenious, or extraordi- 22 in poetry. nary. o2 (& o.;u@:& & fedefar (, og ga3h cleverly, ingeniously. ing, roaming, going round or about. =083,0 a clever, ingenious man. with @z g cock, because his feet are his weapons. e3RIT, eFTVTogy A, e3TBROA cha- @Tes e ® the two feet. Y, 93! =4 S the carpen- ter bee with six feet. mara, chamari-mriga, chamari-mi- iy ga, s. The bos-grunniens or yak. S. e33g5e R0 chara-bhdgisu, v, n To Al 8. 2330 chamasa, s. Service,. BHIEED run away, desert, decamp. g Yo to serve. C. 83T charabli-banna s. Paint (D C. 233590, e3VI9® chamdra, chamd- applied while an article is in the lathe. i g la, s. A shoemaker. 8. e300 charama, adj. Final, last, ulti- mate. Juter C. 8359 chamdla, s. A large shoe wor- 2. west, western. [t obvAn 8, the west- shipped as the shoe of a god. ern mountain, behind which the sun is sup- posed to set. T. B. 283QT> chamisu, [ Z \ . v. a. To = Sdwyn, zs'tfa;afi fleeing_ fil forgive. S. 2300 chararu, s. Servants, spies, mes- G % C. 833350 chamu, s. An army. 2. a squa- sengers. 104 dron. B30wT the general of an army. A. C. 238> charalu, v. n. To shake, move, fo 8. 8330500> chamury, s. A kind of deer. be agitated. 1.3 8. e3T0NT0 charaisu, v. n. To go, move, H. aé"é; chamcha, See =0 See wander. 8. 83300 chaya, s. A collection, heap, as- LB, semblage, multitude. 2. a mound of earth T. B. 2338308 charavapi, See Bre. lan raised to form the foundation of a building, C. 83TQR, DR charavige, charivi- ko 3 3. a rampart or mound of earth raised from g€5 s. A metal cooking vessel. the ditch of a fort. 3 . A skin G. 2308 chara-sdle, [ (‘311’?&7] S S. 850_:)‘325 cbag/ana, s. A burnt sacrifice. skip prison. a3 8. 830 chara, adj. Locomotive, moving C. 23003 chardku, See Soo=o. P Wl moveable. [5) & unsteady, shaking, trembling. H. 230209, 2300005 chardni, chardi, s. kin s. an animal. WOIETRY animate and inan- Sending out cattle to graze. BT afiam& a skiy imate things. @003, the universal soul. kept woman for whom a tax is paid. WTITe n, ©. 83008 charanti, s. The state of celibacy o o8 Eerp a female slave. V00T T cattle bfiuo\l as maintained by a Zinga man. = Tod ziégd 5 without owner reverting to government. Y ¥ to take the vow of celibacy. C. 23TOITD T chardna-hariyu, o, a. G oY L~ 8. 23508 charanti, adj. Travelling on foot. To rend with a noise. 2238w Worg C. 8303, ;?%Jgdinn : chara-chara- T. B: 8307 charige, See @odr. S, W [&] charakkane-koyyu, S. 2308, aé&’_@gj charite, charitre, s, A ligi lcog/yu, 0. a. To scaw or cut with a hack- history, chronicle, or tale. 2 gl = cgood conduct. of g] ing or grating noise. 23TBETI BOIW to tear 3. a fixed institute, a peculiar observance. ? oy with a noise. Srv 08 excellent conduct. (. g Y9 C. e3TR83, chara-guttu, v. n. To buzz S. e30%I charipanu, s. A traveller, wan- hum, sing, as a bee. 84 derer. 8, 0d C. 23CE, e3TES charatu, charate S. 3 S. e30Xn charisu, v, n. To travel, wander, ‘What will not pass through a sieve. 2. the “ dly] leavings or stalks, &c., of tobacco leaves from roam, move, Mgy which snuff is made. 3. pulp of which the S. 238> charu, s. An oblation to the gods AN 23T 3ROW 0 take N A juice has been expressed. and manes with fire, chiefly of milk and ¢ T butter. out what is coarse, from any thing pulverized. { 22T BB to strain, sift. C. 23T>Ry charupu, s, An offering of Ly i 414 £ “ssui” © ©o T - =2 T S Q) 100 f parched pulse, &c., presented to an idol and 0. e3ee3o3 chala-chalane, s, The bustle iy then distributed among the people. of S'etting out on a journey, &c. BWLBED to ) bustle. €. 8800 charku, v.a. To scratch, wound 008, with the nails. 3 3 5 o 7™ to make scratch. = . 3T 7 chaladala, s. The holy fig tree. Dl 8. e3e3e charcha, s, Consideration, delibe- T. B. 2ol 23’«% chaladi, chaldi, Sce ration, reflection, the act of the mind upon a 305 i subject. 2. cleaning the person with fragrant C. 230G chaladi-kula, s. A white unguents. 3. a quarrel, dispute, wrangling. sort of insect found in cold and wet places. Do all C. 83T 339 charche-mddu, v, q. To s. e300 ¢ chalad-gala, s. A frog, as its wrangle, dispute 4 [5) to scoff, ridicule, make throat is in constant motion. fun of. WEFMT, WWF RS, WBFS g dis- ul L S. 8505 C]lal(l?le, s. Movement, motion. puter, scoffer, mocker. BEF3T, W8I, & st BFR 02 n adj. Wandering, roaming. 2. trembling, y BT 7 scoff, ridicule, mocking. LS F O shaking. 393 3 word of scorn. =S Fffl@“{jé to be scof- C. 839590 chalavddi, See gvses. fed, mocked, ridiculed. e . 303 chalave, s, Bleaching of clothes. C. e3e35 33 char-charane, s. The noise adj. Bleached, cleaned. @& 8% to bleach. made in tearing any thing. WEFOS BOBN i to rend with a noise. BUHA &% to put oub to bleach, BUF 57, a bleached cloth. T.B. &30F, e30&F chardi, chardika, oty See gar. D. e3Uo000Rp, 23 Us0DAXWeRY cha- ldisu, chalc-fisi-fio’yu, v. n. To decamp, T. B. 2320% &9, 8305 T3 charbuna, char- Tun away. bane, See =ren. {'“.l- C. 25@?58% chala’vazzi, ady. Current, ge- S. e3doE charma, s. The skin, a hide or nuine, as applied to coin. BWHIT3 TRB to skin. 2. the bark of a tree. BWIF TIFLS g make pass or current, SO B g cur- 5 A skin coverlet. BIFET g worker in leather. rent rupee. WIFFRRT g leathern bag to fetch water in. TIF F oI — o c. 239 chali, See ¢%v and 0. a leathern jacket. W73 in the skin, as a fever. 2. living as long as there is s. e308 chalita, adj. Shaking, trembling. ity & 2. unstable, wavering. 3 2 skin, or life being in the skin, as in the %3 one, departed, v!p i () . i R, BIF ToRE the penis. (- F %%, ) leathern T. B. 838 Q) chalidi, See [a} bellows. o Cl fil BWAF +¢F, BHF DOXN, BIoF &0 C. 23R, 239D, 23O chalimi, cha- )\fl, 0% to flay, skin, peel, bark. lime, chalmi, s. A sprin o o C. a hole dug in 2 =I9EQ charmdli, s. A large shoe a dried up tank, or in the dry bed of a river l worsh‘ipped as the shoe of a god. s0 as to collect water from the spring below. S. 3GE chm'ye, s. Observance, in re- C. 2309 chalivi, s. An elegant woman. ligious austerities, due and regular observance C. e300 chalisiz, v. n. To shake, move. !'e;‘ ! of all rites or customs. 2. conductt 3. ac- o 2. to be unsettled, undetermined. 3. to de- i tion. o WAF g diary. part, go. i 0. e39=0R>R8T char-linga-milrti, C. ey, e3@odTF chaluvu, chaluvike, s. A linga ascetic. s. Beauty, elegance, handsomeness. BWBeNI It 1 S. 833 o Clld?"l'(m(l, s. Chewing, eating. a handsome man. WY g handsome woman. 2. anything chewed, as fried pulse, &c. @& wETy g handsome thing. h ™ to eat. 1: W&B&' O\ — . aée)aqua chalyddu, See =gp. C. 839E R charvige, See wasn. G 25¢Y challa, adj. Handsome. 2. current, s S. e3R8 charvita, adj. Eaten. wWors, passable. s. A smile. (55 me8F gn elegant or & 1111“‘ i BIFo chewing the cud. amiable woman. T. B. €30 chala, See go. G. ?E’C%SO challazza, s, Breeches which flerlf' ¢ 41 3] SN N ) uird reach only to the middle of the thighs noB 83D ToRgYo challe-kangalu, s. Fine A, A =y tight breeches coming a little below sparkling eyes. pell the knees (& A. C. E3ERT chalvapy, s. Betel leaf. G. 239 T challada, [2y7] adj. Not current 1007 . 83903, eom, a;:SQ, e3ex 83 chal- counterfeit 283 an ill-behaved man 23 (3 [533%a) m/fe chalou, clmlw, chalvatana, T 2%y a disreputable mode of life s. Beauty handsomeness, elegance &3# Ity Twa) counterfeit money i3 3520 handsomely Qafi,&:fi?\fio ©4% handsome, e3o 083 challa-badi, ». a. Todrive off, beautiful, well o WOy, WY, WU, BT dismiss, scatter, defeat &r, 5w NE a handsome, elegant woman 23 T0E1 A.C © 2 challamu, s, Coldness 2 &Sy ™ an amiable temper WL an agree- 102, JSig. Pleasure, satisfaction FBR 2T a able or pleasant speech. ©%5 a handsome man pleasant look e3®0 chalve, See o3 (e A. C. 230 %8 Tochallavattaru,s, Hoax- T. B. 833 chava, [3] adj. Equal, right 4]]’1) D ers, wheedlers C. 83307083, e3FPoRn LB chavangdta, ALC 0% © 203 challavariva, adj. Rov chavangaddta, s. The game of chuck- ing, wandering By IT ) the roving deer JIEY farthing. S. oY o o o3 challdchalla, adj. Locomo- C. 2353233F chava-chavake, adj. Square, tive and fixed, animate and inanimate [ quadrangular ez & esn0 8 challita, chalydta C. 2330F, 2300 % chavadike, chavidike, . & See o= o s. Sport, pastime, play 3 83T to sport o= gambol T. B. 83T chavara, See 1539 Tos ne e3en & challdna, See wye 2. a C. 23R chavala, See w530 i Pp crooked dagger. A. €. e300 chavalamba, s. Theeyelid 0¢ @ C. 2390 2O a§en @f) e3e® 20 chal- B c. 23 9‘96:'0033 chavali-kdi, See »5:$F3. ld-palla, challa pzllz, challd-balla, T. A e3Q chavi, See 3. S Confusion disorder ?se)gq g):ojrfi T For words written with =3 See 5? to huddle together any how (SIS Q) IR 3 C.¢ c. 8333 chave, s. The stick of a rocket to make confusion & F8), to fix a rocket to it %) e3> challu, v. a To spill sprinkle, S 85-?58 char ya, s. A drugso called Uppe scatter, disperse 2. to shed 3. to sow 4 { o 23S chavvane, adv. Quickly, hastily e to water, as trees 5. to pay off a debt e359c® chavvdle, s A cadjan leaf be of gradually. 2B =g to spill or sprinkle water T ¢ BY to sow corn. coiled as an ornament for the ear Qo O TRy to S F chashaka, s. A metal cup, drink layg sprinkle on one’s self. 2. to sow for one’s self TOFY ing vessel lay B3 to pay off a debt (39 <2 an account which has been settled. (‘r./ 0. e300 chashkula, s. A meal so called & B 25&5\(0 to scatter, throw about, dis- 23wy chahalu, s Dexterity, expert- perse BY B, B VA to throw away 3 (. oz¢ ness 2. action, as applied to a horse spill Z&D to be spilled ”’Q‘J‘) BN Iz ]{fl]]/ conduct. BB e to shew expertness. to cause to throw away 2. to cause to pay 4} BEON expertly, dexterously., BT IBW to, off a debt by degrees 3. to make fulfil a make a horse shew action ity promise Or Vvow. 2T LIE <8) an account fi Ve which is gradually decreasing BWYS &I to AS O 85@25 chalaka, s. Dexterity, expert- »/i o ) enter what has been liguidated ness, skill 3 ¥% dexterity of hand 5 { pend Q e3> challu, s A driving rain 2w C. e3¢T), 23w B chalaku, chalaku, v.a Y &w® rain to drive. adj. Thin, slende To strike with a whip s. Pain, throbbin TOTU ol A, 'Cj chaloe’, s. A mirror, looking olass as from a wound, the sting of a scorpion or f serpent, great fatigue, &c. 416 i & By waoc@ R i A. C. 85%)’6—’183 chalakkane, adj. Clear, which is used for securing letters. ¥got the pellucid, clean. gum of it. ®Y ¥ wrF an ornament C. &3YNR> chalagisu, v. caus. To make worn in the ears, in form like the above fruit. move. il (o} &frg 3 challane, s. The report of a whip. c. 835239, 239 Y3 chala-chala, cha- W’i la-palane, s. The noise of bubbling. % c. 25??5@’? challa-palla, s. Bubbling. $B¥ T30 to bubble with heat. i & eégf)ag’,@ 598 challa-puvdta, s. A O, 25?) 8 chalati, adj. Loose, flimsy, coarse, game so called. not fine, as texture. EF8 3B loose weav- ozes C. 239 3805005 challavaré-kdi, s. A aTee: ing. SY e %, a cloth of loose texture. species of the Dolichos lablab. il C. 229302y chala-tumbu, s, A double cone formed ear-ring. 3% BooWT WA the C. 85'@)3 700 C]lCL!]UgZH”’M, s. Sharp fingor nails. drop of such an ear-ring. [ v ) p] a it T. B. e3¢ 3 chalane, See wos. C. 8§'§? Chafle, s. A blister. z%e{)nfia blister to rise. ke ¢ %stgoa:fio chala-pala-rdya, 5 A name of Vishnu, as called at Mélcotta. c. 25§ 0T, &#@9 NG challe-mara, 111111‘8, c. %??@33@5 8 chala-puvvdia, e = challe-gida, See =g ggn:r &3 S. 332, 83FoR0| chakshu, chakshussu, (ll]lVJ c. 83935 chalamala, s, Bubbling. s. The eye. 30 3)3 a serpent, because his a. 85@35&)230533 chaldna-badiyu, v, 4, eyes and ears are supposed to be one. BHY To strike with a whip, so as to make a report. %,)93 Shiva, with three eyes. BFCed )b the C. e3¢ chali, See . organ of sight. C. 83T R20B> chaliké-gundu, s, A A. C. 259070 chdngdla, adj. Pleasant, gge\\i\- bracelet of gold beads, oblong and spherical. agreeable, charming. A. 0. e39ROT chali-gadira, [cold rayed] A. C. e500R> chdngu, s. The shoulder. s. The moon. 8. 83¥0023¢ chdnchal]/a, s. Fickleness. o 85%983‘36 chaliqywara, s. Ague. 2. moving,. et © c céeo%ag; @ chali-pachchada, s, A thick S. e5903°9, eFvom chdnpddla, chdn- upper garment to keep out cold. ddla, [Womev] 5. An out-cast, one of the Bl C. 839w chali-pallu, s. Teeth apt to lowest of the mixed tribe. be affected with cold. S. e500EOT cha’n(ldlz'/ca, s. A vulgar lute. .0, 356093‘5&% chali-vetta, s. The Himd- laya mountain. C. e5903ToA chdntardsi, s. A vegetable BeN,LD Shiva, son-in- so called, a bitter herb. 0y "hfllfi‘ law of the Himdlaya. C. 8700308, 85003, eF00nD), eFod € ?,5609?{3'3 chalisu, v.a. To beat rice clean. chdndani, chdndana, chdndani, chdn- g (e BEUTH rice cleaned or deprived of its husk. Nr dri, s. A ceiling cloth, awning. 2. a tent. C. 23¢%, 23¢0T, e,aig)’oé’, e3¢y 3. the cloth put in front of a cutchurree, &e. chalulu, chalunku, chalku, chalupu, W00 ed %ES&, LWICTE T to put it up. s. Rheumatic pains. 2. a sprain, strain, or crick. 3. the cramp. WRHT oBBW, WHOTF 8. e300 R0 chdndramdna, s, Time calculated by moons, lunar measurement. ™ to be seized with cramp or rheumatism. 020y 2¥208) IBF the lunar year. i) C. 83958 chaluti, See &Y. I 0. Eé'@), eé§&:>%’a chale, chale-hdku, S. 83¢'aocsyo°f>om chdndrdyona, s. A religious or expiatory observance, regulated byt . @. To spill, sprinkle, scatter, throw about. by the moon’s age, diminishing the daily thmh}i“ c. eai(j challa, s. The monkey fruit tree quantity of food by one mouthful, for the 0y ¥ bearing a flesh coloured herry, the gum of dark half of the month, and increasing it, in 417 3 E /. S - Lol @ ) 033 [ like manner, during the light half. t¥0%?) B, 8502:;8 ch({f]'g/a, [e%%s] s. An inaus- W =ard o A ohes 3,8 the above vow. (-.uwj) e LVUal v to picious season, an evil time 23323 S to Ay perform this vow. calculate what are likely to be sickly or inaus- e w picious seasons. n 8 ?E?OE%Q@SJ chdmpcfyd, s. The Michelia c. e598%F chdtaka, s. An incantation for champacd. LFobIF iph destroying or subjugating a person. C. 2B, chd-kattu, s A bracelet of Fn® to destroy by incantation. 25083% o-i)fi§) P § W coral and gold beads. 57,3 o the bead an incantation to kill or overcome a person. of such a bracelet. ti 233887 830 an evil incantation to be defeat- 283 C. 250T2e3 T chdaka-chakya, s. Skil, ed RTTT, L5 OISV 23 one who destroys or sharpness, wittiness, adj. Wise, clever, dex- wins over by incantations. { terous. (67 > &3 0]&(2(2', s. A whip. 25BR0T or C. e&a%gv% cha']cagzi, s. A metal dish or Boh@ BweBc to strike with a whip, to lash. ) Iy Wi <+~ 83 Jetd [y g salver to serve up food or fruit with. 0. 5983 chdti, | ] s. Barter, exchange. [16) H. e50%T, 8708 TI0, e50T0m03 chdka- I o, welR Fwkdh, 28 T exchanged my 801 bullock (for another). ra, chdkaranu, chdkariwdna, s. A 87 servant. e BT0I o & 5¥0, VTFW0T WRTFO g C. eF0E3020RT chdli-bugura, s. A com- o mon top. servant of government, a public servant. ¥? 23970 J9@ to do ser- e3083, eFof3edms, e7oldRo, &8 8, ¢ 20, LTSI service. fon vice, serve. oS> chdfu, chdti-bidu, chdtisu, chd- Ja c. 8?3%8&025’ C?Ld]fi-[)(l'{ldé’, s. A stone on ti-hélu, [#3%] v. @ Toproclaim, publish iy B,' which washermen beat clothes. aloud. c. 25985 chdtu, S. Pleasing discourse, 1B, | H. 85950 chdku, s. A penknife. agreeable words. L] c. u%’.@eé’a:fi?fi chdkbtu-palle, See = C. e5083 chdtu, s. A blind, screen. 5EM df 28,8, @, W8Ty to put up a blind. 25202e0 to il o T. B. 850A chdga, [=%7]s. Liberality. stand in one’s light. w¥otd) g3 g veiled face. 6! T, B, &30, 8FONR, eFONTT chdygi, 25083 ?{{?})g, LI ?\)&\2’3 near.sighted. 250830 =9 C, s £ chdgiga, chdgi-kdra, [=37]s. A liberal B g secret or mysterious word. man. 8. e5083o590 chdtukdra, s. A necklace of OIJL A [V Wy 0. 85oAR> chdgu, [3:7%] s. The heart or core alternate pearls and gold beads. o], of timber. adj. Hard, solid, close-grained, C. e5983 chdte, See 1538. Ty s as timber. 5°nS ST a close-grained tree. C. 8500, e3onezasvd chdd: chddi- c. e5oRBB chdgudite, s. A tree so called. TR ful chukdli, s. Defamation, slander. 4 ) 5 WOk U 6352 S = 23 g tell-tale, slanderer. i 0. exoed chdcl 7, s. Thenipple of the breast. TR, WaRkFe0 Ox 259% FTWI) g 2590383 slander- N @ 25398 20® to give the breast. W TP to hear slander. 2R B, Wk B a 1y child at the breast. ing, telling tales. (@ €. exee3> chdchu, v. a. To stretch out, slanderous report. 2R ‘33&%”0 to tell tales, e Ak hold out, stick out, as the hand or leg. 2. to slander. o bow. WV, SO 302 WA to stretch out. 30 C. 50 chdpa, s. A goldsmith’s cutting ligk ' % to make stretch out. WD, w5908 Dto be cilse 1 v stretched out. T 3 to stretch out the s. e5000WwT chdnira, s. A giant so called, i 1g, leg. ©SR YA 5320 to put firewood into one of Kamsa’s boxers, 5T g oo his §, o Iy, | the fire. BR& w0 to draw up the wick of a fight with Krishna, who killed him, and i3 o - }JT Uke Ry lamp. 2R TR0 WBTTWP e w3 he put thence called 3?¢:wT HBF T, % g his forehead on his foot. LIV TLY 7 gan she 8. e508% chdtaka, s. A kind of cuckeo, l‘ih{ pushed it on shore. 5903 1B g gingle door. Cuculus melano lencos ; said to dvink from éa{lz 2ER Wt to put away, remove, the clouds only. adly) S. ™ RO 418 S ieiE 7 230D 2390 l\l%- C. 8535’6335%’29 chdta-rdshi-palya, unsteadiness, instability. %3, ¢53%es an irre- 0 A vegetable so called. gular and voracious appetite, as in recovering \ 18 C. 859823 chdtdlaru, s, A class of Shu. from sickness. ™y T irregular desires. ) (&=T:8] dras, followers of Vishnu, and wearing no c.exo%Y chdpala, | ¥¢] s. Fickleness, &ec. [0t topknot ; they receive converts from other O, %D@ C7zdj_m, 8. The lock of a gun. 2. a sects, sell flowers, perfumes, &c. piece of cloth or web containing several gar- 8. 250300, &5z chdturi, chd- ments, &e. adj. Long, as an animal from 0L, the tail to the head. WauT 393y g piece of turya, s. Eloquence. 2. dexterity, address. 3 cloth containin o DCV o aprr eral turbans. T ET e s ability, cleverness. adj. Skilful, clever, % a piece of cloth for bodices. b 3 LF‘,';:;} a eloquent. WIWRFET g dexterous man. P piece of handkerchiefs. Wy wo g large iR BAF InD an eloquent speech. slab. w3y BT g long horse. IR o3y, I 8. e5920%95 8 chdtur-jdta, s, The ag- a long ox. gregate of four Q ] 3 pices, viz. cardamum seeds, Azt C. 85o%, e chdpe, chdpi, s, A mat cloves, the leaf of the clove tree, and the blos- 1y for floors, &e. WY X g bamboo mat. . 53 som of the Messua ferrea. 5522 BTV ¢ 1) ¥ a date ! B33 25 g rattan S (o 8. e593eee R chdtur-bhdya, Se The mat. B8 WP, Fw S ®Bog) ¢ an ornament- fourth part, quarter. ed or China mat. 2538 &> (o= = to spread out a ) ; T ) 8. e598>33= ooe chdtur-warpa, s, The mat U ran® 220 ) TON 008000 2 to plait a mat. four castes, viz. Brahman, Kshatriya, Vaish- el 0. e5R5093 chdpe-kdlina, a4, Fin- ya, Shadra. toed. Dlish T. B. 8Fo0R chddage, See woz=, 0. esoRo3 chdpe-khdne, s. A printing office. 1Sey T. B. e500¢Y, e508 chddani, chdda- ui, [¢°%S] A covering, cover, screen, ceiling C. 8500025 NT? chdmanchi-gida, s A oth. tree so called. H. 85903 chddara, [s39]s. A shawl, 8. e5050T chdmara, s. A fiy brush com- posed of the hair of the yak or bos-grunniens. ol C. 85353?\)_’0 chddasta, See vz, WIIT TT Ganesha, having flapping ears. C. ?EDZS? 078(56[&’!05, adj. In confusion, dis- 2JTEF, L530TT0 g fanner. 23eR0T ToTd ordered, dirty. to whisk off flies, fan, &c. gl C. VIO ITRRY chdna-chdnada- 8. &3oRIRTF T chdmikara, s. Gold. mole, s. A kind of chisel. S. eF0s30673, 850802003 chdmunde, T. B. 85038 chdnasa, |»o8z]adj. Sloth- chdmundi, s. A goddess so called, a form @}h'h ful, sluggish, indolent. WIIENRT g sluggard, of Durgi. wemnols Wt g hill near Mysore, lazy man. L¥IWET Jaziness, sloth. on which there is a temple to this goddess. 8. 8Fo% chafpa, s. A bow. 5310 q how- = T. B. 85900 chdya, [& ® o:’a] S Colour, string. o) LR 2013 g bow case. T QTR I D ) paint. 2. shadow, shade. 3. a side. 259030 ¢ skilled in archery. RePy, 30 TB to be painted. LN T, (oL ] H. 259% chdpa, [o#]s, Astamp. 2. the w53 painted, coloured. lock of a gun. S. 2590 chu’ra, s. Man. 2530 %3y, w0 @ at S F human affairs. c. 8503’3:5@)63) chdpa-kallu, s, Alarge flat stone. C. e59C2e508ed chdra-chimbi, s. A privy. §0v ! 8. eFonY chdpaghna s, Rima, who H. 85902050 C]LCZI’({]'(L/HZG, s. A pad used broke Shiva’s bow. as a saddle. 8. eFonDITs chdpaleyaru, [@sv] s. C. 8590 C]ld?”d?’b(l, s. A dancer. 2. a Unsteady women, women of irregular desires panegyrist of the gods. 8. a reader of scripture. and habits s. 250000 Chd?"am', s. One of a class of [l i1y chdpalya, [= = £ v] s. Fickleness, goddesses. 8. 850?.:@8 — 419 e, L {‘\n &390 655 ( C. 859035 chdranu, s. A spy, secret agent, c. 2590 chali, See %, i emissary. 2590 gpies. C. 25095030 chdli-variyu, v, n. To C. e¥oTRR) chdra-pappu, i sort of have the mind fixed intently on a person or B¢ acid pulse. object. )\ T. B. 859039F chdrawdhka, Sce wsmr=. C. e509®» chdlisu, v. a. To sift, strain. C. 859859y, eFovaoY chdrawdla, H. 850®> chdlu, s. A horse’s paces. W i w0 to shew a horse’s paces. M 0 chdriwdla, s. A fruit so called. il 0. &5°D chdri, s. A right aim. 2. a good C.25033, eF0 3B 839, chdva, chdva-kaftu, tErtefenir opportunity. 3. side. adj. Cheap. [8¢<™)] adj. Hard, close-grained. 2 A Fo Fog to sit opposite. 17203 to place 0. eFORD, eFOTY, eFoyd chdvadi, dl opposite. A, chdvani, chavudi, s. A small public 8. e3o0chdri, s. A traveller, onewho goes out. (2 office. 2. a caravansary or lodging place for S. 83903 chdritra, s. Ahistory,chronicle, travellers. FoIdLFeTT w5o3® the armed tale. 9. a fixed institute, peculiar observance. wod 15338 a post office. [ATTe] peon’s office. f'. 3. good conduct. w5os® the native infantry office. z&gd [E T 1) S. e¥0To chdru, adj. Beautiful, pleasing pOTeL: 2] 593 2523083 more beautiful. 2590 T a place for palanquin bearers. ) elegant. a custom-house. Fw3 ew s the office % -9 %w ¥, an agreeable speech, ©5d ST M) ,Jét-dafi of a native magistrate. TP 2 a stone cara- L3 %+ an agreeable, soft, smiling word. vansary. woFar 3k to be in custody. § H. e500>2093303 chdru-khdne-shire, s, Sachm a person employed in a small office. A kind of cloth in which the flowers are W 2. one who takes care of a caravansary. wove in and not worked. ) C. 850355:0 chd-vattu, s, The under C. e300 Chdr-uppu, s. Barth salt. letter, i s C. 2FO0RD & chdre-pappali, s, A 0. 5938 chdvada, See v33. R ¢ checkered female garment. ¢ T. B. 859550 chdvara, See 53T, 0. eFOBRRRA chdre-moga, s. A great face. i 0. e5o=D, eFoY0 chdvari, chdvure, . esvesT o), eFvede 0z chdrchambi, adj. Mischievous, as an animal. 23595083 [} chdrchambe, s. A privy. mischievousness. 0 B a mischievous An insect c. esvese o) charchimbi, s. animal. d with blue wings. H. 8593835003 chdvashenddu, v, n. To C. e3onE Ty | chdr-pappu, See w5358, celebrate the Mohurum. 2FoRY TS0 25ROV s. esomoe ¥ chdrwdka, s. A sophist, a two brothers, sons of Mahomet’s elder brother. Jil philosopher; one acquainted with the doc- — ) ey ht C. eT90 % chdvala, adj. Vicious, mischie- trines of the schools, a sceptic in many § vous, as cattle, &c. matters of Hindu faith, and considered by S. e5u%3, chdsha, s. The blue jay. the orthodox as an atheist or materialist. f LRTFFST jocoseness. 2. making light of, T. B. 28598, chdshte, See 3¢, S scoffing at, or scorning all spiritual religion. O 853@6 chdlaka, s, A dexterous, clever man. I: W F 08 geepticism, atheism, materialism. 599583 gkilfulness, cleverness. [E B Gy c. 5o charwdla, See w5oo9. B 8&3?’3 chdlane, [w5293] 5. A journey. it A. C. 85930) charru, s. The ascending node. 0. &59Y chdli, s, Nature. 2. conduct. 3. (nd C. eF0URe 082508 chdlagémi-chitu, practice, habit. LF 2%, %y B, WY BB to be ac- A contract or agreement for rent for one year. customed, inured. gy Ut c. e5o08 chdlati, adj. Of thin texture. A. C. wa?fi chdlige, s. A mystery, secret. Uity s. 2500 chdlani, s. A sieve or strainer. A. C. &% chdlipa, s. One who puts off lng H. seoT chdldk, adj. Smart, dexterous. with false promises, a wheedler. 2. a cheater, { ity defeater. clever, (, g:l» 420 9 05349 o lE -l o. 22093, 230 oJ o3, 220Td, 230TOR, C. 853?7\':) chdlisu, ». a. To shake up corn 9 T in a fan to separate the refuse from it. 50 3037, 0B, 22odd climpadi, |01 H. 65989070 chdlisu, num. Forty. adj. chimpana, chimpari, chimparige, 9,33 Near or weak sighted. WY one w. ho is chimpige, chimpidi, chimpiri, s. A near sighted. 2933 dimness of sight as tatter. (&iel o 2T, W¥od VB to rend. after forty years of age. . e30DR chimpiga, s. A tailor. S. e¥oBos\ chdkshushi, s. Making ocular 0. e2000TS chimpiri-tale, s. A neglect- llusions. i, ed head of hair. S S. 25023 chincha, s. Tamarind. WO L) 2 S v 659 X_):) chimy)u, s. A shell. 2. a tatter, rent. an acid made from tamarinds. 3 i C. &5 03083 chimmata, See [ 3 AN b l 1 A. 0. 25000 chinna, See @o. S0 o2 -3 A C. e30Z R0, wg:)'/s\\.@gyfi, 250 c. e5003F e chipni-kdlu, See 3%, TR e5:83, SRR chimmana-ydovi, chimmana- ned s. 25033 chintane, s Thought, reflection, golivi, chimmu-gdovi, s. A syringe. See consideration, recollection, committing to 'z,éz'»é : memory. ©WoBS FR® to commit to memory. C. 2503798, e3005F, e30MR chimmd- ta, chimmike, chimmige, See under ¥=3. 8. e5030T>w3q chintdkulatwa, s, Dis- tressing reflec’cci}(‘;n, afflictive thought. A. C. 250D5%> chimmisu, Seeunder W, 8. 230595903 chintdkrdnta, s. Over- C. 230530 chimmu, See w3, fice whelmed with anxiety or thought. c. 2589, e38% chikili, chikili, s. Fur- 3% OmeT g furbisher. W 9 S. 8§O§’D§.‘? 3 chintd-klésha, s. Distres- bishing, polishing. der B3FORB to sing thought, painful reflection. +9 % g powder for furbishing. furbish. S. 2503502009 chintd-mani, s. A fabulous gem supposed to yield its possessor whatever 0. e33¢3 chikin, adyj. Savoury, rich, nice. he may require. 2. a work, in Canarese, on W VBF g fine kind of betel nut. Iy anatomy and other subjects. 3. a village. Rjogesocs oJl = s. 23-8-'%, ai%@) chikitse, chikichh- 3 v08) a peculiar kind of incantation. o R ©@oJ chhe, s. The practice of medicine, healing, AL wegeed 0008, g talisman. 063 Sm\é) curing, administering and applying remedies. a pill with ingredients of gems. BoTIRD T w3 @33 an antidote for demoniacal posses- =% a hook consulted respecting omens. e T sions. 20¢3 @¥+3) the cure of a disease. i P Bozashed BT a book on omens consulted by +ey¥ g physician, putting a piece of straw between its leaves at othet T3 ] @ S. e ; random. @BoBIFeS BFOS an omen con- Sese chikirghe, s. Desire to act. 2 Q 2 sulted by tossing shells. S. ez 30 chikura, s. Hair. () T0IE g C. 8§O§u@) Ch?:ntdla, SE Layge scales used woman with front curls. for weighing cotton, &c. ¥osew Forithe heam C. ] T chikka, s. A muzile. 2. anet work supporting them. 0% RoR g Jarge stone for carrying vessels, &c. nerc BF, g net used for a weight. = (ot work for carrying vessels in. ‘QZ” @'{ 3 Q B4 a e) S ;. ; s. 250389Ge chintitdrtha, s. The ob- net work for carrying charcoal. < an B03TITF ToWWOF gurney ject of thought or anxiety. ox’s muzzle. w3, 3NOX to put on a muzzle. God, the fulfiller of our desires. (Bjs 235%’ clitkka, adj. Little, small, short, 8. 8503 chinte, . Thought, reflection, con- minute. 2. young. 3. trifling. 4. low, mean. ¥ sideration. 2. recollection. 3. grief, sorrow, 5. disgraceful. w3F, BV g low caste. ¥, 33 distress. wod Fnd, $od, to reflect, think, childhood, youth. 2. dishonour, disgrace. S il 9 consider. woERwgy, WO g X&) to be grieved, 3E & @ a small thing. $% 3 small things. pllif ) distressed, anxious. S 3, T IDBR 3 210 be disgusted or asham- 914 &gc‘gfi chinna, See LN ed BB TeE ™ great and small. 421 e LIS 0. & C. 23% 00> chikk-andu, s. The time of c. 23%%@&35&72\ clilkkele-habbuge, s, BT, C ) Tamarind. Bl childhood. v o3 wod. childishness. o N\ 03 0% C. 5% o L B Q. 0. 23R 3 c]l?ig/al"a, adj. Blossomed, bud- 0y d{";a chikka-kalivi-han- ded. w¥R8 =0T g tree in blessom. 018 nY, s. A fruit, Carissa spinarwmn. e 8. 253 o0 chikkana, adj. Soft, bland, unc- 0. e3RTRITS chigadu-bidu, See =n. i/ | tuous. 2. friendly. C. 85AD, 837D chigari, chigiri, s. A 23 tel O e, C. 835,62 chikk-anna, s. Abrother elder deer, antelope. g 0 g fawn. than one’soself, but not the coldest. 2. a pro- C. e5AT> chigary, See wrod. §1g per name. C. 857\’859, 579 chigali, chigili, s. Fried e, c. 837 o3 chikka-dhore, s. A younger sesamum seed and jaggory pounded together, or lower master. and eaten as a delicacy. @n%® Scwtd; the 7 o5 above mixed with ground rice, &ec. $reR C. 85%5";’3, 237\’%} chikk-appa, chig- m o the same made into balls. Al appa, s. A father’s younger brother. on Bd < - (& ) S S8 g male cousin by father’s younger A 0. 839, eSNOO® chigi, chigiyu, v.a, brother. #%,%,5 Jrsy a female cousin by To pick out, or off with the finger nails. v. . father’s younger brother. To cross, jump over. (¢ c. 2338, chikka-putta, s. A little C. e3NOR0D chigiri-mindi, s. A stout boy. adj. Very little young woman. § C. 25 RE3 chiguta, s. Plucking off with fig =0 132003 chikka-prdyadava, (28 s. A young person. the nails. 2. pinching. W¥R& VB to pluck Wh off with the nails, 0 c. 8:36&_233&@ chikka-buddhi, s. Low wit, a mean spirit. c. eegrfiat‘fifi,ezéa chigudodu, v. n. To run o b very fas ang C. 8‘3’5&;‘;35353’\5 chikka-manushya, s. A b mean, base, low, or little man. C . 83AITY, LaReFI ¢ b higuru, chiguchu, s. A germ, sprout, bud, blossom, shoot. Fo% C.2 C. 233 359898 chikka-mdtddu, o, 4, (0 RoD a red bud. #70B B8 g tender lip, a bud- To talk vulgarly or in a low way. ¥, 39 310 like lip. @D 392 the point of a bud. C, 2 a low word. T &wgd a bonnet or tiara made of buds. G & C. 8:%5&33"13 chi/c/camidu, v. @. Tomuzzle (ofs 23/’\’3?53 chiguru, ». n. To sprout, shoot, 3 an ox, &c. Y blossom, bud. v. a. To scratch, wound. (&) 8k &;fi 39 Chi]t‘]c‘-(lfil?)?d, s. The measles. fi- Roosotd budded, germinated. F:0Fo BEINEG Ty 5k 8@%835338,85 3835&, 85 %553 oda chikk- 370D o seratch with the point of a thorn. nl amma, chikk-avva, chikka-tdi, s, A C. 237\’360"&’)(50 chiguru-palle, s. Curry G, % father’s, or mother’s younger sister. generally made of young vegetables, omit- 0y C. 2&3% = C]Li]i/fl(l?}(é, 5 A youth, young ting tamarinds. C. person. W, T a girl, damsel. RS °2 c. e3e3> chichchu, s, Fire. & s e, Shi- éjj)le C. BT D, 255D, 855> chik- va, with an eye of fire. 3230 T burning heat. W n ) kddi, chikkddu, chikkdlu, s. A mus- € > SwnR g wrathful countenance. (. 0 o quito. c. 85 é?f@ e, e38wev o3 chichchd, e C. 255&2535 chikki-madi, s. A yellow chichchd-lalld, s. A lullaby. g oo Hepy silk with square red stripes. 5 @ 8w to rock a child to sleep with lullaby. a €. 259'%&6?\6 C]I?/t’fi'li?f/?[t., S. Ti(;k]ing, . 258335 chitaku, s. A snap of the fingers. i {1 A. C. 833 chikku, v. q. T o scratch, wound BB, T T, W BeBew to snap with with the nails. Ty the fingers. U§ D. 5% ORo chikkulisu, v, 4. To make 0. e38F 20D chita-kobbari, s. A good sport of, satire. kind of cocoanut. alfl ] 422 P = 4 2583 53 G 2 5 8 BR28, chita-gutiu, v. n. Towam- C. 5 &% chitilisu, v. a. To sprinkle on. ble, throb. 2. to show anger. C. e3830F> chituku, See st -N I c. 238~ o8J chita-gubbi, s. A small kind C. 2283 chitu, adj. Affected by evil eyes. of sparrow. WE0Te R 583 WwEww, 830 BeEEW o be af- . 258323833, 3B chita-chitane, fected by evil eyes. CR A chita-pata, s. The noise of crashing, creak- C. & B80T chituku-putulu, Se 33T WEIL ing, breaking, crackling, as fire. & IR0, The noise made by the fall of drops of water 5eITe3 ot (03] ‘ o to burst forth, as sparks with a from trees, of the feet in w d Jking, of bells on snapping noise. the legs, &ec. el C. 85559530083 chitdmuti, s. A medicinal il28 X0 25&% chitti, s. Dice. root so called. » 2 i c. 258 chitti, adj. Small. (& & 3, 233 tree- C. 8385900 chitdisu, v.n. To pall, honey. 238 [ & 3jfi§& a little man. grow vapid, insipid. (v S s 2 AT = co 22 e C. 23@3\ C]li[ te, s. A measure equal to four = chiti, | iy ] adj. Small, little. ZReR. 2. a rough account. 3. an insect. 23 [Alewd) 38 z, a small kind of castor-oil seed. S¢3 T 2398 g small mat. B8 Rweed g sm N all sack. %3 chittoudla, & o 3 & 5] C. ¢ chitike, s. A snap of the fingers. chitta-haralu, s. A kind of castor oil- (ul o seed. 38,2 73 2. cautery, especially as applied to children. ed ™6 the best castor-oil, used for medicine. 3. a small cymbal made of bell-metal. 4 W 9 jid castanets. E¥ IO g religious mendicant c. 838 88,5900 chitlu-patia-kdi, s. ULIL who goes about with castanets. WL e A game of children, 933-9 T 3T to keep time to musi Cc, BT to cauterize. BEE Bwe feYos] QTS c. &3 8 YD chitla-pudi, s. Different kinds Y 2. to fillip. % to play on cast- of pfilse pounded together. anets. BEF S0 to snap the fingers, w8F 0. 2383 chitlu, . n. Tofly, as sparks out %% only a snap of the finger, a very little. 0 il of fire. 2. to split, crack, from heat, &c. adj. c. e38RT> chitigaru, s Small shop- 2583) affected by evil eyes. " on affected by keepers, small-ware dealers. 13‘\* evil looks. c. BRI, chiti-guttu, See WY G. c&“@@ 3 &3*53@ chitthe, chitthd, s. A (s, c. 28R clutige, See wu. rough, daily account of particulars. Q C &> 0. 23 205 (200 (300 s Shf)‘]t: E3e383BB 0, 85&5@&3853; chi- 20> chida-pada-hdru, o i ti-chiti-kadiyu, chiti-chiti-tinnu, 4, 4, To snap, as grain in frying. To chew, champ, as a person does grain, 0. 252 chinna, s. A little boy, a boy in pulse, &c. o general. B, e 0o children’s play. C. 83&333? chifi-tdla, s, A small kind of (y c. 2368 chippi, adj. Small, little, diminu- cymbal. tive. s. A girl. C. e588T0DReR chitidu-higu, v.n. To o2 C. T split, crack by heat, as an earthen vessel, &c {\'2‘ R chinniga, s. A boy, youth. ” A = ) w83 gplit, cracked. c. &3 g’\ ° T w8 chinne-kil-dta s. Tip- & C. 238D, 38R0 chitipdla, chi- cat, @, 7 the small piece of wood put g over the hole in this game. SZFER, B8 temuti, s. Drugs, so called. Zizyhus tri- 9 )02 NErvVIus. Fwrww the bat used at tip-cat. 23 = & FRROIBR to play at this game. .25 0%, e3BOBweeRs, 2580 c. 2233, 2287, 2550%), e3832253d chitiyu, chitili-higu, chitili-bilu, o, ». To split or crack from heat. w8D to cause TONC> chitaku, chitagu, chitanku, i to split. chitaku-chitukdgiru, v.n. To be soft Seethed and miry, as the earth after rain. C. 253&3%3?33669 chiti-huruli, s 9 c. 8333083, 9 wWwov 00T chita- A U and parched grain, mixed with salt, &c. €33, Li{ ..: o T, N R i " WS R 3 kutona, chitdlitana, chitdlike, See 0, C. E5 i%mg chittavisu, See w2 3=, 2 IC SYaNt=S 83, s. &3 ?fi @% chitta-vritti, s, Dispc osition, S. &89 3, 38 chitd, chiti, chite, tempe1 ’ s. A funeral pile, or the wood, &c laid in S. 635 ?«& chitta-shuddhi, s Corvect- § order 1‘01 burning a dead body. wg)’?hw\j the ness uf (hprSltl()n purity of heart. p wood FeE,onFo Botwdl to place the wood s. 858 WZ0338 chitta-samunnati, s § b of a funeral pile @8R & to prepare a Pride, arrogance, haughtine ¥ funeral pile W$S WWD, ngv'l-),vé the ashes of 8. 2589 BWeR chittd-bhoga, s. A consci- b a funeral pile. ¥TWT,EWEF the mark where ousness of pleasure or pain 2. the attention a funeral pile has been ¢ bl W ’L"f:’ [arle] Shiva, of the mind to its own sensations smeared with the ashes of burnt bodies i C. &—read R%CB chittdrada-gombe, N 25330 85351y chituku, chitupu, SoA plctuxe 382 TUTT the canvas or paper v. n. To burst, as ripe fruit 2. to suppurate [STopkers) 53 RN 5 on which a picture is drawn 3% to cause to suppurate ¢ an ornamented door 0. 828> chittu, o A rough copy or draft 5. 838 &\@)335 253y el =) 2. a blot or erasure 173 2%V, 2389 1 to be eRpeeE chit-kale, chit-prakdsha, blotted, erased, foul BT F® to blot, erase 8, chit-prabhe, chit-prabhd-pirpa, God whose form is all intellect, or who is S &7@0 chitte, s. A star Virginis spica ’Z:r@ oo %fl,@r entire mind w8 D¢ rain while the sun 1is in this constellation, being partial 338 g 33 the ™ 8. 238 chitta, s. Will, inclination ish season of the year when the sun is in this pleasure, volition the mind or faculty of constellation reasoning, the heart considered as the seat of oaa"a &0 chitteisu, ». a. To regard intellect 8 k3 change of mind (S § ¥ give attentxon to, consider. 2. to favour, con- 2383, S0FRTIN gccording to his mind, as he } pleases @338, 501 g person hard to be per- sent, acquiesce Hence, to come, go, &c., 8, suaded [Shs 8 80n® his inclination or regarded as a favour AR 38 é:i (RIS you mind is altered must consent, (to come, sit down, look at, &c.) DY B8 TH ,FeT8 gg you 358 please, or conformably to your wishes S &3) eé_@s)cuj chitra, chitra-vi- 8 NeFo, B3R, 83 to be inclined (5;% T chitra, s. Wonder, surprise >, astonishment. w8 %, wodwy do you consent to my request P 2. a curiosity, paintin delineation writing f 258 i TUI, B8 oBUIY g man of a fickle a picture, carving, variegated colour. adj b mind. g = Cupid, as born in the mind Surprising 2. ariegated, spotted peckled 0, w8 &0EN Shiva, the enemy of Cupld S8 3. curlous \D‘J ,Q:j FEIF 3 93):5" )md 23 2 to fix or keep in the mind 38 TIF a painter, carver, limner (&) ~t ] T a precious opinion 2 state of mind g is also used stone ; jasper? j as an aflix to nouns importing any particular I 8. 858500 chitra-kdya, s. A tiger, disposition of the mind, to express the person cheeta, or leopard. ( characterized by such disposition as Todwg s. 858 RoB B> chitra-guptary, s. ¥a- § w383 a happy man B, 8 30 g devoted ma’s Ieouham, who record the vices and vir- man DWFY BB I g blameless character tues of mankind i 0 -~ 62 0O w33 g disreputable character. @3 2@ ol (W by @B JoBINY ¥ chitra-pata, s. A picture, to fix the mind on anything drawing (‘hJ Q@ to become pleasing or agreeable to the mind 8. E_E«?)evoag chitra-bimba, s. An old by r_.—g -.,“" Ae%0 to be inclined WS I3 chameleon fixed in the mind 1 I 8. 85 3)epods chitra-bhdnu, [ wonderful m. B. e & 'd (‘7[2/1’07’(1, See l:gj splendour] s The god of fire fire the (5 T. B. &36 &3/ chittare, chetre, S sun. 3. the sixteenth year of the Hindu (Y April, thc first solar month of the Hindu year cycle of sixty 0,0, ) 'WL 3 %%330) Ak C. & 330 nOTN3 chitra-milada-gida, taking liberties with girls, debauchery, ob- VWTTWT gbscene. ! s. The shrub called Ceylon lead-wort, Plum- scenity. bago zelanica. C. e3ToRRD chidugode, s. Confusion, disorder. S. €53)38F chitra-ratha, s. Tord of the painted car, one of Indra’s choristers. 0. 83Ty, e300 chidupu, chidumu, V. a. To make a sore suppurate. 2. to S. 23’3’/)'3@5? chitra-rékhe, s. Kubéra’s squeeze, squeeze out. wife. 2. Bindsura’s prime minister’s daugh- ter C. 23 30T 20K chinukuruli, s. Gramand Fox) ¥ BB Plumbago rosea. )i} split pulse parched and mixed with ckéllies, &c. g. e%@z‘q? chitra-vadhe, s. Killing by C. 833975 chinugu, adj. Fine, not coarse. torture, or in any extraordinary manner. 1) 200 S fine thread. 8. e38)300 chitra-wdla, s. The blue jay. e Eg-ég chinna, s. Gold. 2. a name com- 8. 833900 chitrdngada, s. A king so mon to the merchant caste. 'z,és‘\r; Bgod gold called. leaf. W¥Iy wO®w to try gold on a touch- 8. 8339)0N chitrdngi, s. The wife of a stone. BT, 8 WY, BIHT FI0 g gold bracelet. king. BT ONY, wIH B €kB a gold chain brace- . S. 23@_‘}3@ chitrdnna, s. Boiled rice sepa- let BT B S W a gold armlet. TN i rately mixed with tamarinds, rape-seed, curdss 90 3370 the gold ends of a garment. $33 I and black gram. T3 a money changer. @533 Sww gold thread. the s. 2@@_»)%5 chitrdsana, s. A square car- 50%, ¥ pure gold. ¥, ¥, brittle or im- pure gold. @T%W3e gold jewels. z%zd‘;‘d TR his pet of a variegated colour, used by brahmans, &c. during prayer. 3 a gold mark of honour. s. 833)3 chitrika, s. A mark left in a (6} 359383 clinndta, s. Children’s play. 1, book. 2. a carpenter’s plane. T BIVE to play children’s play. Ol 8. o3 O 3 &d chit rint, s. One of the four class- 0. 855939, e303% chinndli, chinnd- 0y es of Hindu women, a woman of lascivious _li, s. An immodest woman. 23 aa%@?‘a’s im- Jou ) disposition. modesty, impudence. (0¥ 8. 23003 chidambara, s. Chillumbrwm, C. 233% chinni, s. Acalypha betulina. a sacred place on the Coromandel coast, where etk 0. e3QJR chinniga, s. A child. there is a noted temple dedicated to Siiva, but without an idol. C. 83-5@ chinne, s, Gaiety, setting off the person. B, F9D to dress gaily. 0. B3TTo, e3T0TH, LITORWERD, 23D C. 83339020 chinnelubu, s. The back QS chidaku, chidanku, chidari-ho- bone. gu, chidiyu, ». n. To suppurate. 2. to 8. 833,05, 33 ,33508 %,a%gédfir@;o burst, as fruit that is very ripe. 3. to be O chinmaya, chinmaydtmaka, chin- close together, as letters. maydnanda, s, God, as the essence of 8. 8350308 chid-dnanda, See woows. light or wisdom. ¥ 2. Wisdom and blessedness. WRI0T FoRSF s. ¢33 chinhe, s, A sign, mark, token. 7 God. 2. Shiva, as worshipped at Chillum- WF @ 19 the signs of pregnancy. o= @3, brum. BTeToB B g saint so called. R regalia, insignia or properties of royalty. C. e3ToT>, e3TBo0B chiduku, chidun- C. 83 \TrToYs chippa-kurulu, s, A large ku, [¥8®] v. a. To stir with the hand, as cake of dried cow-dung. milk after it is turned, that the butter may 0. B3N, 23D 7\’5%36& chippa- rise up. v. n. To be cramped, as writing. 1l gi-hullu, chippigana-hullu, s. A good C. B3TORRY> chidugugalu, s. Small kind of grass. sticks. f c. 8:'?&2)@? clippala, s, A clamp used for y hand torture, c. 83559&@'{) chidugutana, s. Youths 3 r 425 — 30 9,%2% EP———— 9 from the skin. C. R To c. 2352)# chippiga, s. A tailor. ® 2 "3 a 2. to mip, pinch. C woman of this caste. twinkle, @SotbRen a twinkling eye. J C. 230083 MR chimi-chimisu, v, n. To I €. Qg?@-a) Ch?'])p% s. A shell, crust, hard covering. &ong ¥y a cocoanut shell. W prattle, as children. 2. to stumble. 3. to - (i [&] roll, as cattle. 33, the shell of the wood apple. B8S w3wy { the skull. 03 S08 3 @3y the pearl oyster shell. C. 835063 5o0%n chimate-hdrisu, v, a. I Swee T90 @5 the knee-pan. 3B t0 sC00P. To snap the tweezers after extracting hair BT WS 470D g tank in which the water is [’9 with them. X Tow and must be scooped wp. WS INB) an o3 % & 3 € o:'?"oj)éf% C]Lifl’l([?}?:, See under = 0 - § { artificial pearl. BT Tt g spoon. 99 %) (6~ C. 833350 chimaru, v». n. To fall, as wa- Ji &% an oyster. Q«?o.)ebcy o8 a wooden ladle. WD ter from the leaves of trees. > v, a. Te (1 =), T to make a net work to support ves- sels in. sprinkle, as water, &c. I 9 c. 857%) chippe, ~ B, & ) s A q;li(I or refuse €. e3006d chimini, See under ¥ao. {0 of chewed sugar-cane, fruit, &ec. 2. the skin €. 25%&53353,2313’)33%37\’3,838)07\’3&53 chi- li or rind of fruits and vegetables. d muku, chimukdgu, chimigutiv, v, n. €. e3203, eFanedar, e3TRIE,, o3 To throb as from a bite or sting. 9%y, 222058 chibaku, chibu-chibu, C. 8332283 chimutu, See w=otd. 8, chimu-gutiv, chibiku, chibuku, », 4 €. C. qurdaogfa ehimulu, s. A scratch, mark. To suck, as the breast. 2. to chew, as sugar- Gl 2«?533 chimmu, v, a. To fillip, shoot cane. with the finger, to move with the finger, hand ) C. £30>63 chibati, adj. Glutinous, gummy. or foot. 2. to toss with horns. 3. to squirt, 0 C. 238)?’ chibala, s. ‘Wonder, amazement. syringe. v. n. To spirt out, spring. W5, &3 ¢ 2 G, C. WRF, BIYR, Woed, W filliping, shooting, b £320083 chibuta, See wots tossing with horns, squirting, &e. VAR to C, Q . e3on®s ehibbalu, s, A strainer made throw up, as a fly brush, to brush, or whisk of bamiboo. off flies. A c. B@a&gg&ia@%a chibbali-jalisu, o, a. s. 853 chira, s A long time. adj. Last- To strain a vessel of boiled rice by shaking it ing, durable, firm, stable. 23083 more du- over a bamboo lid. { rable. c. 222 chibbu, s White, virile spots on S. 8350 2209 v«‘\w chiranjivi, adj. Leng lived. bl the body. @ 393 a body with virile spots. s. A crow. 2. the younger members of a ey B white, virile spots to rise. family, a term used in letters enquiring after (. €. 832y chibbu, v. n. To burn, scald. their welfare, and implying a blessing and | wish for their long life. c. 25’85;3, 8@8’2)9’% chibbe, chibbe-tatte, C, See 'LS%U). s. 233083 chiranti, s. A woman married ¢. 2353o3%> chimakisu, v. a. To sprinkle. or single who continues to reside, after ma- 2. a married ot 0. 2330%> chimaku, v. n. To fall, as wa- turity, in her father’s house. G, ter from the leaves of a tree, by the wind, &c. woman worshipped after her decease by re- latives. iy €. 223oR0 8, 23 RoedDoRoED, chima- 0f, s. 8308y chiratna, adj. Old,ancient,an- guttu, chima-chima-guliu, See Bsnw. tiquated, long, lasting. 0. 23308, 23383 chimata, chimale, it s. Tweezers. 2. plucking hair from the face, c. 857@*”5&3'3‘;? chirake-hurali, See “o FoY. &c., shaving the head in a peculiar way. k&) 5) Ly 08 10 to use tweezers. “ to shave the s. 23350, e50R® chira-kdla, chira- g head in a peculiar way gédla, ads. A long time, always, ever, %09 G, nd c, 833083 clhimatu, v, a. To pluck hair F20 ¢3¢ a Jong-lived person. 3 < 9 Ll ST 7 e S0 %@03 To 0. 22, 22ed chilumu, chilamu, c. 830%> wdf%sa chiralku, chirak- s. Corrosion, verdigris. 23e0FN HBEN to be kaniu, v, n. To make a noise, as cloth does To in rending corroded 3 b C. 23TAY e33R0 83 J C. 230l chiluwdna, s, The odd or chira-guttu, broken money over a round sum chir —J?ttfu, v, n. To snufi" up the mucus U c. e3¢ &3, chil kattu, s. A wooden ring of the nose it used in securing the girth of an ox’s saddle. C. 833230 chira-chira-dhwani, s. chil-kad Noise made in rending 3B, e3¢ L9, T B chil-kani, chil-kudi, s, The chain for 8. 8508eD chira-jivi, See ¥Ioek. 2, the 5 fastening a door konge tree To 0. 8333 chirate, s. A cheeta or hunting ede (25O I chilku-chilkana, s. The noise of milk in churning leopard s cg‘dG)J c. 239 .3 7~93 chilmisha- GAra, s. A mis- 30Ty chiralu, chira- chief-maker, incendiary ! li-kollu, v.n. To cry eut from alarm, in S. 5 chilla, s. A hawk, kite ¢. blear- sleep, &c ) Ul eyed wyren a bleared eye i H. 85009 chirdkhu, s. A lamp. C. © RE, R chillu-gattige, s. The stick S 83—0065)0 chir-d U, s. Long life. or bat used in playing at tip-cat ., 2= 25> C]H?ZC]HI, V. N To titter. AJTel [$5) C © NoT3, w@)dc\‘% H\\f& 333 chillagingje, D)y, FIR BB :30%38) when all sl chillada- Zlga, s. A plant, the nuts of laughed, our domestic fool laughed, (said of Al which are used for purifying water. Rubbed one who apes the finery of the rich) qu It, upon the inner surface of the vessel, they 1% C. 85T0BTo chirukuruli, s. Seethed 0 precipitate the impurities and parched gram mixed with salt, &ec. pofing C. 830 oRWwoB B chillangonditana, s e 1) 250>B, 5 ToT o chiruku, chirukanu, Mischievousness, disobedience, mishehaviour v n To make a noise in blowing the nose. I W L‘“ C. 250 ™ chzllana, s. A sort of dageer or 0. 238= DT clhirle-bokka, s A piece poniard of semicircular wood at the end of a rope i1 s ogi‘.’)fi chillane, adv Violently gushing used as a girth for bullocks addles NoIe or squirting out, as a stream from a fissure, C. 20T chzla/asu, v. a. To deprive a blood from a wound, &c W Jid seed of its skin, to blanch, as almonds. 0. Cu@ 83 e ® =, pulse deprived of its skin. chillare, chilre, 44 Ui Little, trifling , small, mean, low O T C. =8 ped ©e3® chila-chila, s, Gureling of boil- [3-13e] wcv trifling expenses. &8 IRTIB to ing water. 353 sl o i 1se .sm“ll talk w&uwu A F2D to retail 03 (32} c. 239 chilike, s. A door staple. O T30 small wares. ¥gS%e2), small money. B¥gS ©ond g small ware-shop. i il 0. e33R0y y clilike-soppu, 5. A ve- getable resembling the amaranthus tristis. C. w@? gfa chilldna, See wge. il C. 303> chilime, s. The fire bowl of a 6§®a s &@D o.)D (fi)ud 87@ 9“’ ) Jat - hooka. 2. a hole dug in the sand, the bank 56 1 c7nlla—pallz, c]nllu -pilliydda, chzl- of a tank or the bed of a river, for water. li-pilli, adj. Scattered all about, littered 106 ah ¥ « 27@3% D c:u/u/usu, v. a. To stir about in every direction. with the hand, as milk after it is turned C. 830 chilli, s. A small hole, perforation. @m § C. 230 @20%> chiluku, chilunku, a0 g lacerated nose. v. n. To scoop out water with the hand S. C. 23@> chillu, s. The hole over which tip- nil See w2, cat is played 80 W to play at tip-cat. C. e3©e335¢ cliluchi-hula, s. A small C w@ chilvisha, s. Mischievousness, g worm bred in the stomach or intestines. ill-behaviour. 42 7 9 ISES %S < e C. 23003, 232D chivir-idu, chi- bat B ST 23 FTD a’*’:floflg IRrTTH TV viri-bidu, See BI. Seroz8g this man cannot succeed though he { labour ever so hard. C. 839-?@53 chivulu, v. a. To suck, as the breast, chew, as sugar-cane, draw, as a plas- C. 230D, 230030, e30dF w3 chiku, ter B3R to cause to suck, as a calf. 3 (] J chinku, chiki-kollv, ».a. To chew, as T ¥YFS ¥IF to suck with a noise. sugar-cane, suck, as a child the breast. w3 . B, e3JYD, 338, eF3d, eF +30 to suckle. C efigfi‘;@gjg} chi-kolavi, s, A squirt. [l e8> clivutu, chivudu, chivatu, chi- I vadu, chivuntu, v. a. To pinch or pluck c. e3083T33 chitakatana, s. Mischiev- 0 off with the nails. 303"3Je o pinch the ousness, rudeness. Cr body. T BJ to pluck off a tendril. . e3e8RR chita-gili, s. A covetous, 2. a mischief-maker. %% C. 3 '@'53 Chi?)%?'u, v. a. To scratch, wound avaricious, man. with the nails. rw¥8S covetousness, avarice. Q0 C. 259-3533 chiti, s. A chintz, print, painted il c. 2@;50%3, 83@3233333 chivvane, chiv- 3. a lot, vu-clivvane, adv. Suddenly, quickly. % cloth. 2 a note, small letter. (, FS @D to fly with velocity. BT S SR ticket., @8 o, B8 BF 3 a cotton print. ¥ 200000 $¥¢8 Berampoor prints, SR 2, to jump suddenly. G, the colour used in prints. w8 e a die C. 859-@ chivvy, v. a. To peel, bark, shave for prints. wewe %5:8 China prints. 358 O off the outer surface. WX to cause to peel. R g printed double coat. 208 ¥<& North- 0. 8330 chivve, s, The stick of a rocket. ern Circar prints. 3¢8 293 a place where S. 2365; chihme, Sece 33 . cottons are printed. ¥R W3 to write a 6] C. e3¢Y8®o chilakisu, v.a. To sprinkle note. w3j8 & to print cloth. 2. to put upon. in the lottery. €. 2323005000 chila-chila-ntru- D. 85?@&3&3"&3, ?3—(’&3:)37\';) (;]1{!;‘(;{825, 8 kdyu, v, n. To boil with a bubbling noise. chitinisu, s. A clerk, writer. c. e3e83Wo88 chiti-pdti, s Ornaments c. e 60983?&236533 chili-chili-badiyu, A v. n. To strike with a whip, so as to make a and dress. bl report. C. 2308353200 chiti-hundi, s. A bill of exchange, cheque. C: @%fi?g chiluku, s. A sprain, the cramp. l BT BB to be sprained, cramped. c. e3e83, 2308 chifu, chifi, s. A note, Wo short letter. C. Eg@‘) chille, s. The clearing nut plant. 2. a bill, bond. 3. a lot, ticket. Wiy 5B 3, FRSBIT @ekdh g hill confirmed C. 23-{3 chi, interj. Denoting disgust, loath- & in a court of law. WenBR ¥ g note to a ing, &c; as, fie! WDy to express disgust. ‘?5(355&3 a 23303007 mo% R B to reprove. shop-keeper. ¥gwtha forged bill. ¥ ¢ W & a note of hand. oot g bill of ex- disgusting person. ¥3:3%033 disreputableness. ls¢ change. Omme0 W a passport. 238 e O; 25@3? chika, s. A blind man. & 0 to cast lots. C. Eg-Qf@ZSJ chikalidu, v. a. To give a 09 4 D. e3330%0 chitnisu, s. A writer, clerk. child the breast. L0 C EgQfiufi) chikdku, s Confusion, disorder, oF 25?-3& chidi, s. A disease of vegetables or animals. 0y, | exposure, ¥Fo= 3n® to put into confusion s. 8303, eSemo0ed china, chind-désha, or disorder. 2.to expose to shame or ridicule. s. China. 23223 g Chinese. c. edosvoR, e3¢Toy chikdri, chikdli, Whig s. A woman who is loathed. S. ee’}g;saoagd chindmbara, s. A fine kind of Chinese cloth. C 2@@%’333 chikirévi, s. The flying fox B3 TRD = QA ) bR or ternate bat. '~ performing S. afig‘(’ng%’%o" chini-sakkare, s, White di\'iii sugar candy. austerities suspended head downwards as a o 42 O o % = 4 B0 e ) 1% c. 8&’135/\@?, 2@3’@7\’\@? clipa-gile, C. 230090, 23wt &?g@afijfiife cli- e chz’pu—glfli, 8. A miser, covetous man. ldari, childla, childla-kalla, s’ An ex- SeD (SAEY re¥8S covetousness, avariciousness. pert thief. b, C. &303% \ 3, e3exd chipara, chipari, NG 83@@ 071271', s A cat. adj. Dirty, filthy, disagreeable, disgusting. A. C. 33@3':)73 C}LL/ZZ'(.ZM, v. n. To roar, as an WBT Sw(l, w00 Swsd an unwashed face. i S elephant. (&) 2320 T (®TRe , B¥1ORe Afilthy eyes. H. 6337?3653 chil éru, s. Persons made Ma- unsubstantial corn. @h0 83 g neglected G homedans by force. head. 16V ©¢20 333 a disagreeable smell. c. 23eBeey T 09 0. e3o0ORWwEY chipiri-gili, See 3¢ TRRY deep rogue. 0 chilé-halli-kalla, s, A c.23e%, 230 R chipu, chipu-gollu, s, s. 23023 chivara, s. The tattered dress of a mendicant. v. a. To suck the substance out of any thing. S. 833'(3 chira, s. Lead. 2. bark, rind. 3. a 0. 338??0 chilana, s. A carrying chisel. itel cloth made of bark. 0. 8300R B, 830D chungadi, chungudi ot e30300BUR chirana-kelasa, g Wine s. Interest on money. 2. 0dds, or there about. U work. BoondWRA 2R3 to give in small sums. { i b c. aag-gd;'aof)) chira-ndi, s. A dog that C. 8320708 R0 chungddisu, v, a. To fan g (I barks much. with the ends of a cloth. C. 859-3'5553 chira-bekku, s. A striped cat. 0. 835670 03, 83007 chungdpi, chungsi, (r s]’ C. ?:%Qd) Chz’?’u, v. n. To scream, cry out. s. A tobacco pipe. Woreed w8 g lighted Fhere pipe, o6l wd B to smoke a pipe. C. fiedo chiru, v.a. To scratch, wound, fe & BB VD, rend, tear to pieces with the nails. C. 230N chungi, 8. A grain measurer’s pay | put WD P to be scratched, wounded, &e. w1 in kind. "3&0’@2&) to o8, ¥FF mutual scratching. C. 2320R> chun gU, s. The end of a garment 118l scratch mutually. @ Fe7goto scratch one’s in folds., %Woord w3 Ty, Wory WY DB to self. do up the turban with one end sticking out, A. 02 eats C. <3¢ FREYD chir-kolavi, s, A sy- in which there is generally some gold thread, as an ornament. ringe, squirt. c. theenm, eFopdE 293¢0 chirna, 0. 232083©3, 8320839, 233033 chunchalu, )111 Of Chl’?‘lli 3 C]lirdlla, s. A small chisel for fine chunchu, chunche, s. Coping of a wall. work. 3. the front hair | 0t S8, Scear g small chisel for engra- 2. a verandah or porch. O3, T3 fickets ving and such like delicate work. smoothed or curled. W=y, to build a ToendIR el €F g beading and carving firmer. verandah or porch. WROF FUT fine ©F g small gouge firmer. A. C. 8320833 chunchi, adj. Small, mean, e to’fl work. WROFIY g small chisel. B3I to minute. use a chisel. 0 28 . 83203 chundu, s. Dandruff, scurf. M C. chZ?E‘ > chir-den €, s. A small ear of corn. C. 2320 chundu, s, The strong smell of C. 85823?8 chir-dere, s. A small wave. o (& the musk rat, snakes, &c. oo 9 the musk rat. Jork As O, 2&3@)3? chirlu, v. n.To TOAr, Scream. 8. 8300230 chunchi, s. A bird’s beak. 2 . 3¢ OF 0 to make roar out. Jos OF ady. Small, a musk rat, a mouse. o =83 i C. &33@ chila, s. A ba [ N S atchel, sack. ¥ C. 232080 chunna, s. A lie, falsehood. %) fy 3 ¥ a bag with divisions, the strin aQ & £ o o_f 0. 23203 chunna, s, Abuse. @WosTR to which passes through rings. WY W 9 abuse, revile, 8)¢3:v a bag for betel, spice, &c. ¥E, plil L JURHT P LSy oa) S. 2303 chumbana, s. Kissing 2BOoW) S) an astrologer’s bag. @ g bag with FoHD to kiss. =08 kissed. divisions. Ragedt BV g coarse bag. i 14 %@ a kind of silk bag. C. 23000 VPRI chumma-po"yare, 3 429 - 2200 O M 5\ - A goldsmith’s instrument with a four-fold rized. BT D) I to po“'der_ 235 O G AY) C. orbicular face. To 2BTVTRA Tek7 to he reduced to powder. f C. 23300 chumysi, s. The hissing of water . €3o3°00R2 chundisu, v.a. To plait or 0. on heated iron or fire. 2. to search out. fold any part of the dress. { BWOPOW R 0. 23T 8, 23.F9), om0l 225599 BWHTvNTIT, ) a plaited garment. (0 chulkani, chukali, chukdni, chukdli, plaiting or folding of the dress. s. A falsehood, calumny. ETENT, wTd B, 85-35;} chunna, [2°7] s. Blame, fault, &wiT g liar, calumniator. offence, defect. (i S. 830203 chubuka, s The chin. g { H. e355900% chukdisu, v, a. To settle, establish, fix a price, &c. {l C. 233330833330 chuma-chuma, s.The sen- i 2 C. 85-35“(6'& chukkddi, s. A musquito. sation of an insect stinging, a limb being a S sleep, &c. BoFBOBRRE, it stings. h C. 25363%5‘% 8%33%609 chukkdni, chuk- Ml kali, adj. Nice, neat, well looking. @33 C. 8350252325 '83 chui-chuyyane, s. =g handsome teeth. The hissing of heated iron put into water, (1 s. The helm of a ship. frying, &ec. L T. B. 8303, 8333 chulkki, chukke, b [#%)]s. The planet Venus and preceptor of the T. B. 2320 chura, [27] s. A knife. glants. 0%, RITD giants, pupils of Shukra. C. 8358323 chura-chura, s. The hissing C. 2353 chukki, s, A speck, dot, spot. 2. noise of frying, burning with a hot iron, hot 13 a spot of paint on the forehead. 3. a star. metal in water, &c. BoTE0TRB to burn with a adj. spotted. ©F, 8® to put a spot on the hotiron, BTRB=FY, ady. Shrivelled with heat. L3 forehead. @¥FR¥me0 (path of the stars) the 0. 2300T> churuku, s. Quickness, impe- it sky. & R¢ TwS (king of stars) the moon. tuosity, haste. 2 sharpness. 3. excessive it -2 20, 2Rk to be spotted. B © Sob3) a secta- reat. 4. force, vehemence, violence. 5. speed. A < e3 rian or ornamental spot on the forehead. 6. the venereal. adj. Quick, impetuous, hasty. 8 o 2. sharp. 3. painfal. 4. dear, in price. (=1 J o. e3 Jfig%‘ii chukke-palle, s, A vegeta- weA smartly, briskly, actively, vigorously. i ble so called. e § BT Y Q T a cool-tempered man. 2. alazy le 8. £30230000 chuchundari, s. A musk rat. man. W Wb keen wit, quick understand- C. 830835 chuchehu, v. a. To pierce, bore, Bt R, g sharp knife. ZOTVFIN I the as the ears. ing. 2. to pierce with a pin, thorn, 8¢ &e 2. to 9@ to speak angrily, talk smartly. v. n. To pierce, throb, as a sore. ify burn. A. c. small, little, mean. % Fagp, C. 2350083233, 25»39:3 churu-churane, churrane, See LY ele- (Vi eLe] el ; =) Feg to be pierced, as by a thorn, &ec., o (&) ; 0 to pierce one’s self. 3 e~} % to cause to pierce. C. 833Bo= churku, See BT, g WY T, WY FY, to pierce. A. 0. e3223>8 churchu, See w3 . 0y C. 832835 chutaku, s. The stinging or bite oY S. e300F chulaka, s. The hand hollowed C, @ of an insect. ..:‘:aé&?_&s ;fiw%g 05 3 oéjx“i;rz:i ?2.’-;33 to s0 as to hold any thing. A 4 bite, as a flea. Q C. 23>0, ey chulaka, chuluku, (, RUFD vy I 235850 0 AR eeR> chutdisi-higu, adj. Light, not heavy. 2. unstable. v. n. To go round. WBINT Peary AT to be light. BowFST lightness. I 1 C. 23833 chutike, s. Cautery with a needle, 097, WwFA lightly, @oww um@ a fickle, I Xy bracelet or small instrument. restless disposition. @ C. 8359 chulli, s. A furnace, fire-place. C. 8—53%, 23083, 3063, chutti, chuttu, W g chutie, s. A roll of tobacco, cheroot, cigar. C. 2330 3D¢ V> chuvvane-bisu, v.n. To TN w '25;%33 gAY, 'z:-’o%és TR, "‘»’o%gs B to smoke whistle, as the wind. BF TSR to rise a cheroot. @0 DREF knocking off the ashes quickly. of a cigar. A. C. 2339T, e3:9R chulike, chulige, “W?:‘;{» C. 235850> chuduru, adj. Powdered, pulve- s. A switch, cane, whip. 430 o ALY v i it 85-3%"3?3 chuluku, s. A sprain, the cramp. C. 320> chiru, s A piece, small frag- ment, substance. R BROIN TRBBN to 8. 83 0830T C.]LIZC}&Z{/L"CJ, s. The nipple. ) beat to pieces. BWwT.e53T, WRTHFHID in pieces. C. 8358 chiti, s. Aim. 2. vision, percep- tion. 3. device, scheme. = 203 S. e3WeeE, eFN3TE chiurpa, chirna, & Cl w8 perception [ENISEA o SR s. Powder, dust, any pulverized substance. of the eye, or the line of sight. 2 ° =2 neD 8 33 ?"rV;E 2 3SRk to take aim. 2. chunam or. lime. 23 Seiee) F o8ERYY curls, Ze¥med a con- I ringlets. Bl T8¢ g woman with ring- triver, an ingenious man. %wd €2 mental = calculation. lets. BRI F % to pulverize. 8. 830 0/111;(](1, 8. The lock of hair left on S. e3P eeEd churnike, s. Sanscrit prose. the head at the time of tonsure. 23 Jolse P TINF C. 83 RVIOEV2 chulrmdru, s. Powder it} the ceremony of tonsure. in a state of pulverization. 8. B3 REYDY, e3emeT3y chiddd-ma- C. 8300 chilu, . Pregnancy, being with n, chitdd-ratna, s. A jewel worn in a young, generally applied to cattle. TROIT o2 ov 'Lry crest or diadem. Tow BwaERSe3 the most ce- oS pregnant cattle. TR DL, oSQe 70 to be lebrated of kings. TRT BRBEIZCA GOd, the pregnant. best of beings. 8. 3RO chilshana, See Bwimie. C. 2FRTWAD c/zz?(k’]/(l, s. A oold hracelet. S. 65@809 chitlt, s. The root of an elephant’s Il WABED FoTer g gold bracel et, composed alter- ear. LYo 2endd the smell of it. nately of gold and coral beads. 1) H 8&‘}&%9?? ehilike, s. A brahman’s top- hes T. B. 8308 chinate, [2o0¢ a °} & Dist knot. 2. A. c. the leaf or spear of the pal- grace. 23 RBERN, Wwrs Bwodd to he dis- 1P myra tree. graced. S\{ A. C. 23R chiini, s. The front, van. 2 . 0. BORENS chen-ganigilu, s. A red oleander. strength. postposition Before. adj. Front. - first, former. B TIWNRDT T PP 729 I TR 0. BRI chen-gadira, s. The rising or ;mz\,_@pwum@@ setting sun. n¥ the chief heroes of the war began chal- lenging and singing. B3R, Bodde, = C. @307(@33@33& chengala-kishia, s. BRI TR A medical root. o, @wedtd hefore, in front. tanls the foremost war C. B oRW>B chen-galuve, s. A ved water- P s S. .38 chita, s. The mango tree, Man- hly. [o~19) nenad ©od g chaplet of red water- gifera indica. #u3 $ mango fruit. TR lilies. Pty Z ), Bwseang Cupid, with amango bud for 0. B3O chen-gdvi, s. A light red. @o his weapon. TR YD, Bw3 Ty Lwgde g T @ g red kind of grass. triumphal arch of young mango leaves. C. éOKEQ‘? c}t@fl-gd_li, s. A wind blowing C. e3wn& chipata, s. An ensign, flag. up red dust. C. &3T0 chipada, s. The forefoot of c. ToR> chengu, v.n. To canter, jump quadrupeds. o with the feet close together. 2. to be de- C. 83w vl v "]m", o} C]Ll?]?(l’/t'&,?“[l, s. Fine ap- feated, routed, run away. Sor 0% to kick pearance. BRHTTTH, BwHvFO one who and throw a rider. is nothing but in appearance. ZRTIATY to look well. C. BORIBIORITHIT, BIORITBORITD BweT) that which looks well. fl fily &> chengu-chengane-hdru, chengu- C. 85&)‘52609 cfil;pa/!i, s. A good looking woman. chengane-ddtu, v. n. To jump with the lac o C. 8300 chiuri, s A small sword. % feet close together. knife. e9¢3 30 A. C. B5ORD chen-gudi, s. A coral. InE Bwd g European knife. o &% w0 g knife that shuts. S ~ o (é<) w0 g straight C. BY0RWY chengiili, s. The sun. wHors sword. FowT 2 Vole) a semi-circular sword. © = day labourers. l[ll'grvi]f'r B0 F8 3 pen-kuife. 2. a small sword. S. B3023T> chencharu, s. A dlass of se- 2] o2 efof A mi-barbarous Hindus dwelling in forests and e 'eé)uibméo chem-minu, s. The fish Cy- 2023 hills. 508 a female of this caste. prinus dentriculatus. T. B, 2500 chendi, See wod C. T30, Teownn chemme, chemmau, C. BolnF C:’lezldilfe, s. The tuft of hair on adj. Damp, moist. a brahman’s head. @c2? 30 a tufted fox. i c. 2333 chekada, s. A carpenter’s plane. C. 230Bo chendu, s. A play-hall. Bom A.C. 3T = chelkkane, adv. Quickly, to play with ball or balls. =%, $0® a boun- speedily. cing ball. o7 o® a ball thrown at a mark. Bwe o g ball thrown at a wall and caught. Ci fi%‘?&d:’ar@do chekkdra-mddu, v, n. To proclaim, cry out. ©0u8T e g ball thrown up in the air. @ c. 733%3% chekku, s. A pack, bale, half a 8 w30® g game in which a ball is placed on 12 bullock load. ©@o¥ &%y, a cotton bale. By two sticks and knocked off by another ball. BoeahS B7Yy a pack £2, a pack of tobacco. 2ween Bod g bunch of thread filled with of chillies. 2. the cylinder of an oil mill. powder, fixed on an arrow, and shot from a oS . a. To grub up grass. 2. toplane, pare, chip, bow by boys at the Dasara feast. 3. to cut off, cut out, 23030 g ball made of flowers. S8 3 eSo@ g slice, make thin. engrave. number of pearls threaded in the form of a H. 25T 20D chekhku-bandi, s, Tixing ball. Riosad Bod a ball of wax covered bounds to land. 2. the boundary stones of with the seeds of the abrus precatorius. %o 250RY land. BRI, 28om T to throw a ball. c. BH_ chekke, s. A splinter, chip, slice, Baadw to catch a ball. Eok BN g game 2 piece, or cutting. a piece of wood used with a ball. ©3%,& 5o to play with three 3, 8% to smooth balls at once. for smoothing plaster. with this wood. 3. the bark of trees. 54, C. B3oBWY) chendiivu, See Wommy ¥ to bark trees, to chip off. F2, D to 7. B, 3800, 0BT, odT chenda, be chipped off, to be in chips. =2 B very chendara, chendira, [®03)] s. The small chips. ¥8on B2, a foreign drug so cal- moon. 2. a red paint used by women for led. vFon ¥ mace. ®8on BF, a chip used marking their foreheads. adj. Red. om0 in dying red. Rozd 2828, a chip of sandal. ~2) a red ox. c. BINTS chegiche, s. The vegetable called The C. o5 chenda-mdma, s MOVING e 2. a shrub used in dyeing black camblies. 1 moon, so called by children. 0 C. "5305?5) chen-daliru, s. Red blossoms, 4. 6. ’6?%—‘}7 3 chechchara, s Haste, speed, [ or buds. hurry. f c. 2305028 chen-ddvare, s. A redlotus. . c. Egaib chechchu, v. a. To strike, thrash, A beat. c. 7303, B0z chenna, chennaya, adj. Handsome, beautiful. o 53'8::;: chejje, [3%] s. Holeus spicatus: A. C. BHoZDPOR0 chenna-pongam, s. A s, Rar its beard or spear. B Swe? this grain cleansed, seethed, tied in a cloth, and hero, valiant man. eaten when germinating, with salt, &c. c. B0 dws chen-neidilu, s. The red 0,1 H. 3383909580 chetdisu, v, a. To refuse, water-lily. A, C. égoeob chembari, v. n. To be free disapprove, reject. ‘A from fear. C.BE.R chettige, s. A small earthen vessel. { C. 23003, Bo0DR chembu, chembige, 0. TE3 chette, s. A pack, bale, half an ox’s S A brazen vessel or pot. burden. 2. the carpenter bee. 5 25’&3’33, VE i C. T50%o5o000 chembe-kdi, s. A vege- bundle of a hundred betel leaves. (Sl zség’J t. table so called. half an ox’s burden cof areca nut. & -@fiofi\@sg% chem-bonnu, s, Deep co- x. O égiz:;o chettanam, s, A poem, loured gold. poetry. 432 e bt » o2 e S s oo ) 2 T. B. 23@ chetra, See 33,. Tod), ofg I to throw out or away. 0. BTTo chedaru, See =ods. to settle, as a balance. ®#g> 3, a receipt. & o (&) e &> W& to enter what has been paid of a 0. TITWI chedalu, s. A white ant. debt. e 9% halance of debt due. #Q3 && white ants to attack any thing. P B &2 an account in a state of liquidation. [e~3 T. B. 8303502 cheduru, See =3, = to cause to spill, scatter, or throw about. 0. B33I0RD cheyangu, s.. Ajew’s harp. 2. to make pay off or liquidate. C. BoomaSH cherdddya, s. The profit C. T3 chelva, adj. Handsome. v #3 arising to government by the sale of unown- B a handsome son. &4 a handsome woman. ed cattle, &ec. 2. the profits by bribes, &c. BE# heauty, comeliness. £ above salary. C. 503 cheviki, See v+, H. @gcazpa‘?\?da cherd-bhdgisu, v, u. To AA flee, run away. 0. BWYBIWWeRs chelitu-hdgu, [e+] v, n. To loathe, be tired of, wearied with. D. 230900 cherdi, s Pasturage among i) hills for cattle. Lo B0 I to feed cattle C. é?ofio cheluku, s. Cramp, sprain. ity among hills. See B3, C. ?3@"?3@)(%, WY, BWYST9T> T. B. B cherche, [#a3r] 5. Quarrel, chele-chellu, chele-hdku,chele-mddu, 1l . . dispute. SSF 70, WBFoS, e3eEF S a, To sprinkle. % Uf wrangler, disputer. BEF SR I a pro- 0. ?3%5’ 3 RO0> chell-uguru, s. Sharp fine voking expression. ger nails. c. B3 chelave, adj. Damp, moist, cool. C. §§§ . chelle, s.The tree Sebesten cordia- c. TOD chelidi, See %9, riyxa, also cordia latifolia. noz]:l\fi C. T0D> chelime, See wOM. c. 3300y chémpu, See wew. . B30T chelisu, See w0, C. ?§67\5 chégu, [$<%:]s. The heart or core C. ?3@)0@ cheluvu, s. Beauty, comeliness. of timber. adj. Close-grained, hard. %™ #ien, e handsome, comely. 2. well, B 8wY a durable beam. &7 393 g close- B good. #3z8n embellishment, dress. grained tree. Tom < nll)l 33 a handsome woman. S. fiefffi chétaka, s. A male servant or al It T. B. —53% cheldi, [$7] s, Sickness, vomit- slave. 23:8 a female menial. lack ing. 2. atroublesome kind of itch, breaking C. B3e® chédi, s. Unsociableness. 2. white earth. out all over the body, from an unhealthy state BeBRT a misanthrope, one who of the system. %9 FTedr any thing taken gp[‘[’d keeps to himself. to bring a disease to a head. 0. B> chéddu, See Bi. fira h A. C. T3 chella, s. Jest, fun, amusement. S, égé;s chétana, s. Life, animation. 2. k. @3{@;)06&5%, 3o B9, Y modH strength. 3. an animal or existent being. il s cfiella-lcaugf_tu, chella-mdadu, chella- $¢850e3¢3S animate and inanimate. 22¢E83 7 [ hdku, v. n. To pay off what is due. Ao strength to fail. #<3Sregh, Se3ITR ‘1 A)d to be alive. 2. to be strong. BRIINYTI[0 c. ‘a‘?g) 0, "&3@(:3) & chellapa, chelldna, s Breeches. a man without strength. rgffl"»’z c. @3@56?\)8\@@’3 chétarisi-kollu, o, ,. A. C. %3(%35'_5_033 chellavattanu, s, A deceiver, cheat. To recover one’s self after falling or fainting, to come to one’s senses. \ \‘6-“‘.‘1' c. Wor & chelldta, [g2] s. Scattering, g 08 throwing about, dispersing. o2 &S <2, @ to scat- S. ?5“‘63"5‘3 chétassu, s, The mind, intel- ter, disperse. lect, understanding. c. B chellu, v, a. To spill, sprinkle, 8. Eg'fa chédi, s. One of the fifty-six coun- scatter, disperse. 2. to shéd. 3. to sow. 4. tries of Hindu writers. pv& to pay off a debt by small instalments. (2390 5 "53@33;5‘7\6 chépina-gida, s. A tree the o 4 3 (2] G Y S OW Teaves of which are given to cows to increase S. 76»?*3 j cheitra, s. The first lunar month the milk. that in which the moon’s change takes place . B s ?‘*"’JB 9&%33? chépu, chépa- when the sun 1s in A4ries. ) de, Cfiejfl/{é‘, s. Milk flowing into the breast 8. 828 cheilra ratha, s. Thegarden or udder. of Kubéra. G 255y Y milk to flow. BRTY VR (the cow) to let down the milk. ) SR cheitra-sakha, s. Cupid, as €. Tog e chépu, s. Paint f01 the face. %% delighting in Spring. o) N B to apply it. s.@g © cheitri, s. The day of full moon. 65\673'&& chéri-gédi, See <. S. wegjfi cheitrika, s. The first lunax month. B3V cheru, s. Testicles swollen from venereal D 308, the pain of this disease. (@) IeEk= cheidya-rdja, Shisupdla, 25T ¥y the testicles to enlarze from this king of 52 disease. C. B3wonR chonge, s. An earthen tobacco 0. TeREOT chérgunda, s. One who pipe fwont R woR B¢ to smoke a pipe. pushes himself upon others for a subsistence. c. B 023, BSoeFR choncha, chon- G, 5T OB such a woman. Solel T, LROTS 2 chaga, s. A cripple. 8. B90V chéla, s. An upper cloth, Bieome = e a erippled leg Bw023 %’5, ST eYeM 7‘7& & the end of a cloth. 25¢&90% 8N one who has maimed hand on an upper cloth. BT, o3 & chokka, chokkata Eé\e) @_9) chéla-putre, s. An adopted ady. Pure. 2w, 3¢, pure silver wdbw_&éj purchased, or much beloved son. w3, pure gold 3w, e h agreeably, neatly G 230X chéva, adj. Close-grained, hard ? prettily B30 chéshte, s. Grimace, trick, ges- Beauty, . BB 8T chokkatike, 0. ture, posture, manner, behaviour. ’&’J\JQNj a handsomeness, comeliness. 2. excltin ridiculous grimace quarrels 0. BT 8> chokkatu, adj. Happy, agree- il 28 553, an apish trick By B3, the gri- able, pleasant d EAYeM o0} =) ~2 o maces of one who is poss By Z:\QJ\ the B0 &8 é»@fi?fi{% chokkdta, 8 the grimaces of a maniac. ehokkdni, adj. Well, neat, choice, pleasant contortions of disease. ‘ZonJ\ d_‘\fan) e c...\ ALY €3 € N agreeable. w73, 8 S, a choice pearl @IS g man of wanton manners 2. one who +3,983 agreeableness, beauty, comeliness. makes grimaces. B, oS sentimental c. —gd@fi cfiOJB, s. A jacket reaching to the gesture. AL knees. 230Yo chélu, s. A scorpion. %”J a b, 2.0 o2 TR Z?rnw &> chochehulu, venomous caterpillar found in trees. ¢. §§®8§3 &, BY5) %0 a, small, red scorpion %, TR HT C‘]l()C]lC/NlZu, adj. l‘llat born, e B RFY, TOR D, BF <% a large, black scor- Ra first born child. @wz L0 the first young 8, o2 )" 20230 U pion, the sting of which may prove fatal. of an animal T =) e)aw b éo)# T s ¢ WP WD, B BT, BFRTD g ‘%(,()11\1()11 to 83 [ARNI L(S 3 birthright, right of primogeniture. [ sting 25D Twod ® g scorpion’s sting 5% c. 'f’er@a:nra( Ja’éfifv@ o chochehd-cho- § : 3 g stone used to extract the poison of a chehd, s. Alulldb} th scorpion. 25k%0 weed g firework resembling a T. B. B8w0® cholle, [#sw] s. A female’s scorpion. m bodice. § > 38 eheitanya, s. Strength, liveli- C PORE chd-guttu v. a. To lull ness, sprightliness, animation. adj. Strong. d with a song. 2. animose. hut S < d A De &-)085 chocha, s. Woody cassia. 2 { S '63' _‘38 Cllelf,/a, s. An altar, ashed kept for sacrifice, a place for sacrifice or religious co (,0 wnut. it e, o 2 ~o Wonder, worship G. BrWeBA chdjiga, 5 ESECAN ?,.fi] S (u 4 + A e5.20% oF & marvel, curiosity. 2wrR=3 curiqusly, sur- ¥o¥ ,0%,¢8 an evil spirit who killed the prisingly. 28wk®n Swc to appear curious or nine Coromandel kings. wonderful. T. B. B3 chdli, See Bac. C. é@QéS cho’zfa, s. A quarrel, dispute. C. &9 chou, s. Astandard for the purchase C. —8—3@‘3&50 chotu, s. A span from the tip of pearls. num. Four. of the thumb to that of the fore-finger. 5wg C. e50F chouka, s. A square. 2 the VIS S0m), BwitiyE @ to measure by spans. number four used in aceounts; 59 TwTddH BR R 3 pigmy. BT 23890 the fore-fin- four rupees. ©W LFIF twenty rupees. 3. the ger. 220¢b3) TBF VRPTIEBD they were with- linga box. 4. the holy ground of an ascetic in a span of jumping over the moat, (only on which he must cook and sleep. adj. Square. Jjust fell short.) 2 slow. 3. of little worth. LFITTON TR ly to sing slowly. 3y ¢¥o¥39A3 corn is cheap. C. fisfogdg cfio’dya, s. A curiosity. 2. sur- - T prise. adj. Curious, surprising. 25wy LJq‘:';‘:J@ (2% VTT TR WITIIA BwgdWBd no one cares for (0 to be wonderful. Zwity® wonderful, carious. what he says. [P BT T B, TR T Regoto wonder, be surprised. C. e 0T &, chou-katiu, s. A door frame. Il C.e5 0T, 5 9F 8 choukadi, choulkani, C. BWRond, TReD s, é@gfi@,é@@g adj. Square, quadrangular. o8& chdpadi, chdpani, chipali, cho- \i C. FOTDToD pdta, s. Driving off flies from food, &c. choukada-kuppi, S. FoTT VOB C. TBReTy, W03y chdpu, chipd- The gold knob on a linga box. fl, the silver feet of a linga box. A du, v. a. To whisk off flies. C. eFOFRZ choukada-mane, s A If, 0. BWReADNND chdgayu-badi, v, n. square house. To sing a lullaby. C. eF OTROT chouka-sudda, s Quite C.%‘{Jaga'é chidita, [#e3s) adj. Surprised, P SR 1ty square. LT VD J® Q A Bed) #@ga to sit com- astonished. fortably. 1. 350025593, 8w o3 chdbaddra, C. ¥ 9T choukali, s An ear-ring set Cllo/padéh”a, s. A mace-bearer. with four pearls. 2 an armlet. 8. ?&.@Q'd chira, s. A rogue, robber, thief. ;f(\" C. eFOTFYTAT choukali-kaduka, %0383 robbery, theft. 2202083 BB to An ornament for children’s ears with four ant 8 steal. %e8TB g bye-road, private path. pearls. B3 TN IBEEW to walk in a private path. C. &5 9FWLeT choukali-shire, s. A female P03 WBT g paramour, secret lover, garment with large square patterss. ) {he H. '?Zg-J@QED chdri, s. Theft, robbery. %acd C. e OTVR RN choukdra-bhimi, s, J0B to steal. 2wrd] BIE robbed. SEwe O] il Indifferent land, salt soil. Swwd @ trial for theft. B C. BT YT 3003 chou-kdlina-pitha, s, 5. Bwey, Bwed, Bwid chdla, A stool with four feet. (i'flfl:f chdli, chdle, s. A short jacket, bodice. H. 85793 chouki, s. A custom-house. 2.a 18 B3B3 BIYD the frock of a jacket. guard, watch-house, watchman. 3. a raised 8. TWOT D chdshana, s. Sucking or platform of earth, &e. in a native house. o drinking, as thick fluids. w3y spoon meat, W¥e ®IT g turn to watch, 59#dN keeping gruel, &c. an account of the watch. e 8. WweYBed, BWwedsory chila- C. 032050 chouki-mane, g A square stool. désha, chila-mandala, s The Coro- L mandel coast. o3 25 ey Roes O nine celebrated C. 25983 chouki-mane, s, An open, Loromandel kings. 2}3&"\‘?’ L5 Ofiefi) CUl'O' square court, in the centre of a native house. 0 mandel brahmans. Be¥a¥ w)0d, a god in C. OB choukisu, s. Marketing with Coromandel so called. 2. an ascetic. [5=NC1 judgement, clever in purchasing. ». 7. To be uudf h 435 RIOEN) o553) cheap. 2F9% 0 9@ to lessen the price, do a D. e9R3, 857003, eF983 chou-da- thing for less than what was stipulated. she, chou-dishe, chou-deshe, s. The C. &5 9% chouku, s. A whip. adj. Brack- four cardinal points. ish. See 59, e¥3%0 2D brackish water. D. e 9023 chou-pancha, adj. Twenty. C. 87 95 choukuli, See v5oes. A. Q. eFOT8 chou-pa,ta, s. Four methods. C. 87 0T DT, eF OB chouke-hdku, LR TT3RP zfidfiéofia& VYT RTUBRP B To chouke-idu, v. @. To put a chair or stool @l wiEFE the troopers shewed their skill, by § for a person to sit on. surprising horsemanship, in four ways. 0. 579208 chou-khanda, adj. Square, C. 870D chou-patti, s. A square, four quadrangular. sides. 2. the aggregate of areca-nut, betel C. e O, &5 90D choukhddi, chou- leaf, cloves and cardamoms eaten together. khdri, s, A square red cloth for a horse. (o5 EET@"'ES chou—paflm, s. Four roads. C. 83 9e3TT> chou-chadaru, adj. Square, C. e3ORT, 87 O%D chou-pada, chou- quadrangular, padi, s. A quadruped. C. ¥ D&03 chou-janta, s The white ele- C. eFOTTId chou-padanu, s. A kind of phant of Indra, with four teeth. verse sung by children at the Dasara. C. 85 9%08 chou-jdti, s. The four castes. C. 8F OgFOR chou—bfia’ga, s. Four sides, C. 23 98> choutu, adj. Saline, salt. e a cube. 2. one fourth. T Jv, 5k JU galtish, unproductive soil, C. eFORNWAR chou-moga, s. Bramha, 8 barren land. b with four faces. C. e57983:3D chouiu-tale, s. An unclean & T. B. 8393 choura, [w»a7] s. A fly-brush. head. 63 25983 0B, a gold ornament on a woman’s tuft. § 1 c. eF 98 2 choutuppit, See 535, 2. [Z23] shaving. c. 790803002 choutu-mannu, s. Ful- C. eFOTRHAD chourada-basivi, s, A ler’s earth. temple-girl who drives the flies from or fans C. eFOTOD, eFOGV0m choudamma, a goddess. ckouda’mbe, s. A weaver’s goddess, Durgi. b T. B. 85 90 chouri, [w»a5] s. A fly-fan 2. a woman’s proper name. LWIBOR S zaafl’) or brush. 25D weB, el ™ to fan off. 51 a feast in honour of Durgi. 2590 Boww, ¥ BF) a gold ornament by e C. e¥ 95w chou-ddlu, s. A square shield. which some hair of the yak is attached to a C* female’s hair. C. eFIBT choudike, s. A single stringed iy D X guitar formed by a small barrel or wooden 8. 00T chourya, s. Robbery, theft. vessel, closed at one end and covered with a 8. 87 9® choula, s. The tonsure of a child. g skin, and wire at the other. 2. the fraction two sixteenths, or one eighth of I¥ C. 500> choudu, See 5%, a pagoda. 259v #3F the ceremony of shav- E C. 25 OB chouduppu, See w5>95%,. ing a child’s head for the first time, between N 3 C. 67 08 ED choutattu, v.n. To sing a the ages of two and seven years, when burnt 1} lullaby, sing a child to sleep. sacrifices, &c., are offered, and one lock is left on the crown of the head. wooedy a feast C\«! Wi 0. e5°9390), e o8» choutdi, choutd, on this occasion. s. A fourth part. flj(]! wn eF o 5@3 23303 chouldpanayana, [} n D. 85 93°Y choutdla, adj. Forty-four. s. Tonsure and investiture with the brah- (lfi T. B. &5 98 chouti, [#%8r] s, The fourth lunar day. manical thread. ) D. 85’9@2033 chouthdi, s. A fourth part. C. &59Y D8RR choulda-pdii-was- L3 C. 25900 choudart, s. A head man, over- tu, s. A jewel worth the eighth of a pagoda. Whi «.p seer, responsible person. C. e59 chouvu, See wr. (,\4 W Q 4 (3] 6 e '253503 four, 5=, DRy T2 T)M one skilled in C. e5°9 :iogo‘/'\’ chowvvanga, s. A game so called. the sixty-four sciences. C. Bfl@b choulu, s. Fuller’s earth, saline o. 85—33353; oe3¥ chowvvancha, adj. (in o games) Four. soil. oty 1B a sterile paddy field. lump of fuller’s earth. %0 R barren wet D. 85—'350081’;;; chouvvdpanna, adj. Fif- cultivation. FI%03Y, earth-salt. ty-four. C. 00500 choulé-kdi, s. A vege- &W S. 25933 chou-sha ta, adj. Four hundred. table so called. S. 85?3?)33 chou-shiti, adj. Eighty-four. S. 83033 chyavana, s. Falling, slipping. 2. Iy 259838 wo7T eighty four modes of sexual em- the name of a riski, from the mode of his birth. fi brace enumerated by Hindu writers. S. 253,83 chuyuta, adj. Oozed out, fallen, 2\ s. &9 3 3 chou-shashti, adj. Sixty- dropped. Ilig AAANANNANNANANANA of ( iles The 3;5 chha, The twenty-fifth letter of the alpha- chhitakkane, chhatallane, s il bet, the aspirate of the preceding, and express- smack of a whip. ed by chha. c. PERY chhata-phata, s. A clacking, sl creaking noise. 'S C. 0B chhanda, adj. Handsome, comely. c. HEVODRD, Péso®o chhatdisu, chha- 8. 03T, ?fiod“&j% chhanda, chhandas- SU, s. Poetical metre, tdsu, v.n. To be fatigued. 2. the metre of the i védas. 3. the védas themselves. ~ 4. wish, C. REF 3B chhatakkane-badi, v, a. r jans desire. 5. wilfulness, independence, uncon- To smack with a whip or stick. trolled or unrestrained conduct. (e '@fii’a‘?@fia C]lh(l(_id—chhadi, adj. Quick- 4 8. o3 chhanna, adj. Covered, concealed, ly. SEmEd Be™ to go quickly. I aff secret, solitary. C. PEO0WX> chhaddisu, See Stronm. 2, it 1y C. 51303503 chhammane, s. The smack of to rise, as price. ] fod a whip. ¢. &. °. FwoY chhaddvu, s. The act of D. % chhakka, adj. Six. raising or elevating. 2. enhancement of price. fef 3B > ¥Ato be raised. 2. to be enhanced in ) (I Ii H. 5)5_8& chhakkadi, s, A common Ma- price. $we Inm to raise. 2. to enhance the dras cart. othel price. 0. BRY chhagala, s. A goat. ,i' shar A 'cfif:'b@’ chhaddla s. Stupidity, dolt- ishness. S. PAwPOD chhagaldndi, s. A kind of convolvulus. T. B. B3 3I3 chhaddlitana, [=tno] s ot Hair in a matted state. c. @@2%)&5’ PRPLH393 chha- C. B, He>0R chhadi, chhadi-bari- tachhchhata, chhata-chhatdyamdna, g€, s. A slip of bamboo, a cane or switch. s. The clapping of thunder, or breaking. i} i on Sesn®d), Game0™ to clear the way by HN ]) C. &F chhataka, s o ol An asscmblage,A waving a slip of bamboo and striking gently. number, multitude, flock. € 3}3333 Ch;mde, adj. Unincumbered. 3% C. B&5°0R> chhatakdisu, v. a. To SE= i i F=* g compact, unincumbered army. whip hard. SR persons without encumbrance, as tra- p vellers without families, baggage, &c. C. P& ,3&5%5:‘3, qfi&ig}fi chhataku- 4 (3] o 4 s Y . lisigui e OvE) (} C. R IOV, Peed IHeTd chhanay- cajole, defraud, conceal. ST concealment, evasion, fraud. gana-hdru, chhandna-hdru, . n. To spring or leap with force. (% t"fi"’ chfiappa, adv. Suddenly, &3, 0 C. 3159’3559% chhani-chhani, s. The sound ¥ to fall suddenly. of a drum. C. ?‘:fizg)és chhappate, s. Clapping the hands. 2. slapping. T. B. @ibfi chhattarige, See &33). . 8 e®> chhattisu, ady. Thirty-six. . Efit;\)’fi; chhappanna, num. Fifty-six. &3, 0¢3 the fifty-six countries enumerated P B, @59) chhatra, |3)]s. A caravansary, by Hindus, choultry, halting place for travellers. Sha] C.G.;I’\ chhappara, Sce oy S 3,0, %) an alm’s house, a choultry where tra- & 8,0 vellers are supplied with food gratis. ) c. @;fiz’;\lb'{{o chhapparisu, v.n. To chew 2. to 3 a lodging house. @2)%e¥ a gratuitous or suck with noise, to smack the lips. (i meal in a choultry. &3,58¥™ AT we are slap, to clap the hands. G0 Foorv to swal- staying at the choultry. low with a noise. S. @@J chatra, s. Anumbrella, parasol. & e "6,31;)? ch/’mppafi, s. A sound, noise, 8 (i < @ 5% the shade of an umbrella, &3)%dE» clapping the hands. to hold up an umbrella. &3, 221 Fwg to have a parasol held up over one. B8 FUD the H. @pfi:g), Efi’% chhappd, chhappe, See = & - @ad 2. knob of a parasol. 3583 €3, a white parasol. C '55533)0 chhamaku, s, Huffing, storming, G, 38 won subversion of dominion, loss of em- w0 =D rebuking. See TERUTI. pire. 2 widowhood. The umbrella is an C. ensign of royalty; and in the latter sense C '*d'éfi'd chltara-c]zfiam, s. A rushing I denotes any cover or defence, as a husband, sound, as of a sky rocket. =1 4 G 9 4 &e. DT g ;-/)VI.N@ an emperor, universal sover- C. HTOF> chhardku, s. Passion, wrath. eign (having all the world under one parasol.) ST SR Fw to get into a passion. C. S. Efi@? o) ckfialm’/’m, s. A mushroom. C. §T;3%0¢> chharrane-shilu, v. a. To rend with a noise. T. B. 58, 6553)73 chhatri, chhatrige, D, 8. QO chhardi, s. Vomiting. See #2, See €3). ( C. @39@3 chharril, s. A sound or report. C. afi_?}afio%fi chhatriwantige, s. Anitem D, ( of extra assessment in Canara during the for- 5. @ chhala, s. Fixed purpose, firmness, (i mer government. determined resolution. 2. malice, hatred. § 8. 0, 03 chhada, chhadana, s. A Gored, GUtoF, guUReSE g determined, reso- o KwgnRY :l leaf. ) . a wing. lute, obstinate, or vengeful man. I 8. FO chhadi, s. The thatch or roof of a resolution to fail. S g0 to effect a purpose. (., ¢ house. g I, e N2 to be obstinate, fixed, G, resolved, to hate. FuB BT by strength 8. F8,, BB, chhadma, chhadmane, of resolution. Goo T, GUEd to perse- 4§ s. Disguise, masquerade, deceit, fraud, trick, § verein a purpose. 2. totakerevenge. &¥=ed g conspiracy. ST, Fo3, ST, BT an accuser, slan- an obstinate man. i derer. 2. to slander. g, I to disguise. C. PUSD chhalawddi, s. A menial ser- g C. P chhapa-chhapa, s. The clack- vant under the head merchant of a village. : len ing noise made by a pig in eating, a sword in See under $v. goTd Fof wL the brass bell W slaughtering, &c. hl‘h and ladle carried about by him for the pur- . oD chhapdii-badiyu, . pose of obtaining alms. \ a. To clap the hands. T. B. O chhali, [¢v] 5. Malice. &0 %2 C. PIONATD chhapdisi-kadi, v. n. to entertain malice. g To cut down unawares or suddenly. S. PO chhavi, s. Beauty, splendour, brilli- Ko Q) H, G000 chhapdisy, v, a. To deceive, ance, light, lustre. (2] TU 4 <) 8 &3 7 ) hplowp I C qfl’j chhala, s. Glitter of a sword (15} 8 chhdti, s. The breast, bosom. 2. FoW™W to brandish, as a sword. courage, bravery . BYRYS chhala-chhalane, s. The 8. ¢303)3> chhdtranu, s. A scholar, dis- report of a whip ciple, pupil, tyro, novice. b C. chhali, s. Cold, chilliness, shivering 8. 3o03 chhddana, s. Covering, cover, in ague. 2. dew. 3 coolness, distance, offence screen, ceiling cloth 0 4. fear adj. Cold, chilly ST, 3% B H. ¢80 chlhiddara, s. Any silk garment tel % to become cold &% H2IW to catch cold a shawl 2. to be afraid. &% &), 35w fear to depart. C cpodm 07571&60(82‘0, adj. Simple, igno- g% S9¢ cold and rain FeFev cold season. rant, insane, mad eRTT 7eT gn Insane man, g% =40 ague g9, the Himalaya [al] ey simpleton &3,69, V8) Parvats \ (] S. 08 chhddita, adj Covered con- C. Y chhali, ». n. To be fatigued, weari- .‘(1 cealed ed, disgusted, offended ©O[AIR BY B P8 T. B. 33X chhdnasa, [%3c3%] s. Sloth, T am wearied with telling him so often. (158 laziness 2. being peculiar, particular or G YRR S0 chhali-chhali-badi- singular in what one does. eRIT I to YUy v. a. To whip hard, or so as to make y D0 be slow, indolent. - €?S=7?3 a sloth, sluggard the whip sound C. Cp%?j chhalita, adyj. Loose in texture, flim- H. GO0 chhdpd, s. A custom-house it stamp, mark, chop or impression 2. print- sy, thin Fv3T E a loosely woven cloth. mg 703X TF0 stamped goods eIOND BT, C. fijafs chhaluku, s. A sprain, stitch €W to stamp, print, impress eI TR dhung in the side, cramp a custom-house permit, &?%? 52w of or he- A. C 5‘3_? chhale, s. Haste, speed, quick- longing to stamping il ness. 8. 3900 chhd ye, s. Shade, shadow re- C. oA e e chhdngu-bhalaré, iy. flected, image, likeness 2. the wife of the [ T] terj. Bravo! sun 3. beauty, splendour, lustre. 4. paint e3o0B 3, ¢300BY chhdndani, chhdn- colour, dye. €Ty to dye, as clothes,&c. D [](IZ(Z, See e7oad ®8 € the colour has taken IR T hit D. 39088 B8weR chhdndani-riga, s, g) a dyeing vessel 8oty eIudctR SONINRW mes’y disease of horses. the child is the image of his father. afreh S. ¢ocTBR chhdndasa, s. One skilled in The s cpa&’)sa_@wo chhdydlrama, s , 18 sacred science sloth, laziness, being very progress of the sun’s shadow. particular, or needlessly slow 8. §0359%2)08 chhdydhrinta, ady rpos C. R chhdga, s. A goat Shaded. e ¢. ORB chhdgadi, adj Shy or timid S. ODPRMZ chhdyd-ganita, 5. A i as a horse or ox mode of measuring the time, or calculating ) e S. o8] T DAGYS chhidga-dana, s Worship- nativities, &c by the sun’s shadow ping and giving a goat, adorned with cloths 8. GOOOTOR)R chhdyd-graha, s. Kéw, and flowers, to a brahman, to avert pesti- o the dragon’s tail or descending node, reckon- i §61 lence, &ec. ed by the Hindus as the ninth planet 400 C. g c:ZL/Z({]ja, s. (in arith.) The mul- ol 8. OG0T ReTT ST chhdyd-chi- sl tiplicand. &%, Roedm, ¢ &, Se™ to multiply raka-mddu, v. a. To deceive in work, to o JU C. 590 Chlm(]l, s. Slander, calumny (A1) + do a business imperfectly. B 8w T, eRRRT, ¢TedIT g slanderer, calum- [Ar) navor. &3 % to backbite, slander. 0 8. c;odfin,qsa &8 chhag/adzhchhadane, adyj. Shaded. & 393 3 calumniatory speech. brhh H. 5o838% 93 chhdtarakke-bidu,v.a 8. §3° YoN ¥ S ERY, 7((J(tftta, s. Progress of the sun’s shadow To let a horse canter. 439 \Mw"} Chplovhp SPx c 8. GPOIVZTI, GORRYI) chhd- . QoedwsdRs chhila-chhila-kdsu, y. 4. eat till bubbling. yd-nandana, chhdyd-pu tra, s, Saturn, T(; h the sun’s son. C. ¥ v‘J o ORwT3schhila-chhila-horadu, v. n. To spirt out in a stream, as blood from 8. @o035w%3 chhdyd-pati, s The sun. a cut. C. GITHR, GO, PEOSY, oY (oB 65?\'):\%\3 chhissane, s. Mode of speaking chhdvani, chhdvari, chhdvala, chhd- in driving off a dog, &e. vali, adj. Vicious or mischievous, as cattle. o C. (SSQ?V’? cbkz’-/gafla, s. Fie, you rogue C. OYTFSI chhdlakatana, s. Clever- ness, dexterity, skill. (a gentle mode of reproof.) €< ¥ the same to a girl. C. dodedody chhindi-bhindi, adj. Torn, 0. eSeede chhi-chhd, interj. Fie! fie! rent. 8. cdozoedoZ chhinnd-bhinna, adj. Di- 0. 3eBIDY, ReR0T, eBwod chhi- vided, refracted, broken. mdla, chhi-mukka, chhi-monda, An interjection of abuse, Be off, stupid. c. P& chhita, s. The sparkling of fire. A C. N8BT, SBF> chhitaku, chhitiku, C. GRENTLS chhutukkane, See «bz,s. 8. o0F chhurike, s. A knife, s. A cracking, crackling or snapping noise. C. PEBIR0 chhitaku-muri, v. n, To C. Efia?’ofio chhuluku, s. A stitch in the side, sprain, cramp. snap the joiuts of the fingers, &c. 8l C. PRI chfid—bidu, . a. Toset ona dog. G . 656358585—3352_ chhitikkane-chuch- i chu, v. a. To bite, sting, as a flea, &c. S. @r")gf chhéka, s. A kind of metre. ©ody €%F a metre in which the stanza always I C. BTLIDeT chhitikkane-shidu, v, ends with the same vowel. 8D k¥ a metre [ To sneeze strongly. in which the stanza always commences with the same vowel. Ju C. qgfi‘xa&ééj chhita-guttu, v. n. To throb, 08 as with pain. 'q%gfflfijb chhékagalu, s. Tame or do- hy C. 38R BB, PP E3T0T> chhita-ch- mesticated animals or birds. hita-shidi, chhita-chhita-hdru, o, n, C. TRTTeTy chhéhu-chhéku, s The To crack, as an earthen vessel on the fire, to sound of cymbals. 2 of an hour-glass for- [ fly as parching grain. med drum. C. @;%&53;3&3, INIADY I chhita-phata, C. A> chhégu, s. The heart, core, or ly close grain of wood. cle/tigfci-pazfd, s. The snapping of corn g 5 “ a when frying, &c. S. @”)QCS chhe’da, s. Dividing, cutting. X part, fragment, portion. 3. loss, ruin c. 8 3 chhitallane, s, The snapping il of stone when heated, &c. S. 6,33523 chhédane, s Cutting, dividing. 1 e(TS k), €31 to cut, make an incision, c. q%égsfi%gcia chhittane-shidu, v. n. To S sneeze strongly. divide, cut asunder. il C. C3BHTEITOTIR, STTdeS> chhi- C. BeBINXo chhd-kalpisu, v, 4. To set on a dog. the duru-chhidurdgu, chhiduru-btlu, v », G. PROBR chhdjiga, [25:2R] 5. Wonder, To become pulverized. curiosity. S. CBCJJ chhidra, s. A hole, vacuity, per- th C: Z‘fife)QfJD chhotd, s. A child’s play thing. foration. 2. a fault, defect, flaw. 3. cheat, 2. a fire-work or cracker. Tl deception. iy® %) domestic quarrel or C. PredeRIedo chhddi-mddu, v a.To Gy trouble. @8)%o to perforate. )3 perforated. make lose. C, & S. efié;chhinna, adj. Cut, divided, 5% C. @:@Q&afif)DJ C;’C]Z()"'bfldl‘yu, v.n. To Ay S broken fractured, refracted or divided, as ging a lullahy. (13 '5\:: rays of light. 8. @& chhrdli, s, A helmet. E)UE 440 =, — =03 ! = I, & j(l, The twenty-sixth letter of the alphabet, n H. &02%T02)002%9DI I, xoxTY DID sounded as ja in jam. S jamjara-bandi-jaminu, janjar- H. 2003 jamkhdne, s A carpet. | j'd’n’ll/?lu, s. A bail or bond for a prisoner. 2. A. 0. &OT )? ja-n/cz,c.li, See @onow. a security for one who is security for another. 8. X0A jangama, adj. Locomotive, ?:oe:o&bmm 3R #@::jo to take bail. 1 moveable. worRF 9 JT the animate and in- H. &o&D janjari, s. Fetters. il animate creation. w0 a linga priest. c. &oxo& janjdta, s. Trouble, annoyance, =oRBY BLITY, &o?fifid&')‘;’%d) a respectful epi- grief, sorrow. 2. the family state, mundane thet given to a linga priest. ®onR=Ng a linga existence, regarded as a state of care and ! priest’s wife. trouble. =owedl 83y to avoid or escape from il H. 30RD, &ORD jangari, jangali, s trouble, &e. Jungle, forest, waste land. adj. Wild. 3. &0%O jaflj(fli, s. A wall-piece, or long 3 A. 0. @oRY jangala, adj. Loose, not swivel gun. =0w=ed XeEEW to fire this piece. tight. H. &0%7°0 janjuri, s. A large hooka. =o w"0oFI a man who takes charge of the {he c. a:OK:e)fi'ai Jangdla-pachche, s, The hooka. sub-acetate of lead. 0. &0 j(!?lfisu, v. @. To unite, conca- dug. C. &OR> jangu, s. A large scolloped jing- tenate. od ling ornament worn on the legs of jangam c. o3 jante, s. A seam. 2. partnership. mendicants. 2. H. battle, war. rays 3. a pair. 4. embroidery. adj. Double. %o C. 8oNImOTo jangisi-hdru, v.n. To \etre & 2w partnership, joint concern. 2ol #.3 jump with both feet close together, to canter. with F27'3 g paper of agreement from two persons, @, 8;07\5%9 janyu_li, s. Assemblage, mass, a mutual form of agreement. molly TXT g e heap. 2. the cattle of a whole village. o7 bodice with a seam. 22088 g F9, B xd woltl e, ® TL2I to assemble the village herd. oo &oll INB to seam, embroider. 208 Ve g The BeB to drive village cattle. oMY T, wWoMd bow with an arrow fixed to it. woll I g s eI one who herds the village cattle. o word that is capable of two meanings. =088 ™Y T3 village cattle. wI wWorvY an assem- o, wotiB3 g partner, companion. bly of people. T. B. %03 janta, [2e®] s. Ivory, the tusk )1ty UT C. &WOR jange, See wed. of an elephant. =030 w33 an ivory box. ®03T ¥ 2 g mirror with an ivory frame. %o 9.4 8. XOPIPUDTH, XoHIVITTs janghdla- 83 FW g house of ivory. o8 53 an ivory ru, janghdlikaru, s, Shudras, a class of ear-ring. =o8T VB an ivory handle. ®o33 Telugu drug hawkers. ¥ an ivory bracelet. 208T WIT gn ivory 8. 0% janghe, s. The calf of the leg. 2 knife. the leg. 3. a long step. c. putting both 8. 07> jantu, s. A creature, animal, any A Tr] the feet together to jump. wWOTY, WO, being endowed with animal life. It is more oI BWwY, PN FHoTY WORPT, RoP YR, WO usually applied, however, to those of the low- uddy :; R ®33 to jump with both feet close toge- 3 est organization. 2R ®o® a rational crea- ther. 03 g Srel a jumper. RoF B SEEW to ture. &c0F 70D an irrational creature. il walk with a long step. c. 203y, 208 jantu, janti, s. A worm. C. &oxB janjadu, See wewsts. =03 F2 worms to distress the bowels. 203 ', [ TU C. 20XEeTo ja’njazw/tu, s. The sound of 2% worms to come from the body. a drum. c. &03, %08 jante, janti, s. A rafter ¥ D Lo c s =03 C. &OX §ORD janjapisu, v. n. A drum to or short small timber crossing raf sound. 3% g close boarded cot. 441 3 R %0;5) %#_& s. &020F jambuka, s. A fox. or jackal { ?: T. B. &0F) jantra, [3] s A lathe or = turning machine. See Q30 5. = % 3 fwcd woRT WE,T8F, worw® Ue the king of foxes. a puppet turned in a lathe. =c¢2) & to work g H. 2020593, &oowe3 jambukdna, a lathe, to turn. w038 FUT tarner’s work. jambuk/za’ne, s. A carpet. bk ®03)3 worud g top that has been turned. B | s. A burnt sa- S. E:Veoai?eiogd jambukéshwara, s A T. B. 803 janna, [&w, H place of pilgrimage near Trichinopoly. il crifice, wI INR Virabhadra. L(.i 8. 202003500 jambu-mdli, s. Ravana’s C. &OQN jannige, s. Ghee dedicated to an 4l prime minister. idol ; and no milk or curds are taken for pri- Ao 2 S. &0 o Jambi-dwipa, s The vate use till this is offered. e any dedicated central division of the world, surrounded by fim thing. 3. a leech. the salt water sea. According to the Boudhas § ¥ 6. oD jampa, s. Two dice, out of four, it is confined to India. Vil falling the right side upwards, and two the S. ToWRID jmli{)fi—nddi, s. A fabulous [ 1 reverse. river sald to flow from the mountain Mers. Toat 8. &2on8 jampati, s. Husband and wife. ) 8. &ogs jéfillZ)]La, s. Pomp, pageantry, os- h WA A. 0. oveoome8 jampd-bhdnddta, tentation, display. woWMed, ®oBBI g man Ve s. A game with shells. =o3 of vain ostentation, fond of display. + W & aoz@ jampu, s. Length. 2. procrasti- RoLT JF mgo to be ostentatious. 2 a demon so w Wi nation. 3. laziness, indolence. called. woFsd a name of Indra, who W an ornament worn in the lower part of the killed him. 1€ ear =o3 ¥+ the tip of the ear. oD #& G &7 ol 8. &oP j'ainbild, s. Tardiness, slowness, a long hand. 3:¥ a long season. RWoWPTRT, WoBTI a1 laziness. adj. Tardy, lazy. 0. &OYT> pampu-baru, v. n. To be un- g a slow, lazy man. ®=oWneg, o SRE2, wod even, as an ox’s burden. § TR , wod BREEW to be tardy, sluggish, to L& c. &o@%géjampu—fiidi, v.. To be sleepy. delay, loiter. t iy c. 2oV Jjampeydta, s. - A game 0. &opo 8 jambhdta, See =% The with split tamarind stones resembling dice. S. &oesed jambhdri, See wow tikd. . &; wo% ¥ the ring in which the above game H. 2358, &5900:8 jakdti, jakdyati, 3 @A is played.. s. Custom-house duty. BFIONS mifi a con- the g al C. 3;'0'5?)3'4%{ jmnpe-ta’]a, s. A mode of TWEFEOEDI tract for custom-house duties. €~ beating time in music. a superintendent of customs. T. B. &0 jamba, See wou Jia H. 293¢0, &500), &FeD, &3ed L n €. 3027 jam()d?d, s. Affair, business. Jakiri, jakiru, jakéri, jakili, s. A =owT 80X to finish an affair. ®owTTH g store or hoard. =+ g store-house. = 0r g G, man who is engaged in some affair. +0 T30 to store, hoard. 8. &ow jam?;ala, s. The lime tree. 51 Jig A. C. B3 0B ) 1 o jakkandolavi, s. A Seat } C. &o2ofl jamba’;m, s. Tardiness, slow- male buffalo. wF,oTRYD TS Yama, with a ness. L& male buffalo for his steed. LA S. Zo2yo¥ jamba’]a, s. Mire, mud, clay. " WA c. &%6%35:533 Jukka-javvani, s. A youth- 9 e &10833?\?3 _jambz'—g?'([a, s. The Mimosa ful woman. senna. Rox. E. /: s c. o"dfémt?fiz@ Jakkandchdri, s A e 20200 T jambira, s. The lime tree. celebrated architect. ;1: €. 22023 jambu, s. A kind of sedge or reed T. B. &3 FS( jakka-vakki, [ez)=]s 4B & W for thatch, also e 1298 ate n by elephants, The ruddy gcose. 8. o2 jambu, s. The rose-apple tree, S. &fié’e)&*ds Jakkalavaru, s The offic- N Gh Eugenia. WY FRVFT BT, mewoFT¥y T ators in the worship of a goddess. U a large kind. § C. 2‘735%9 Jakkali, s The scab of a sore. " ;‘;7\ 44 e D] = =, Se— =T =N Lord of the world 2. a celebrated place of [ 1008, 0. @3L 3, 8:8"8 fia&p’i gakkint, ja,c/lez, janm, s. A married female pilgrimage on the coast near the top of the ]\U(‘], who dies during her husbhand’s life time, and bay of Bengal, and where the famous Hindu receives divine honours temple is situated wreey O.F (Ged, the ge- )SA C. &% R _]a]clnzsu, v. 7. To be in error or vernor of the world. [- Pu fault 2. to ford, cross S BAD fia 83/\@{)\ &s jagan-maya, aeanad A. C. &T OR> jakkulisu, v, a. To wor- Jagan-mirti, s God the soul of the world ship, to serve in a temple S. BAT,S jagan-mate, (mother of the o 1 world] s. Parvati €. 8:5,&613 _,ml”/mlu, s. Obsequiousness, fawning [~ < BERTD,0N Jagan-maya, s. Bramha, 8. BRe3 2o jagach-chakshu, [eye of the the creator ®RT9, % his consort, as LL universe] s, The sun, immediate and active cause of creation. 8. WAZOY yagajampu, s Excess, a C. &AgQT jaga-bhanda, s The most n I great deal abusive, shameless or obscene person in the A 8. &AL S jayaj-yana, [people of the uni- world verse| s. Mankind. C. EARNWOD jaga-monda, s The most ay C. BRY X mojagajjlsu, v. n. To shine, glitter. stupid or obstinate person in the world. (tem 8. BRAE, jaga-jatti, s. A celebrated C. BRQ, &NI, &R jagali, Jagili, dra, W wrestler Jaguli, s. A raised, open verandah. C. AT 0?\0O'joéryjagcwegzyamana, €. 3"/\?) jaJaZ(f, s. Quarrel, fight, dispute. glown o83 adj. Worthy of the world’s praise shin- ®RYHCUN 3 quarrelsome man. RRST o a ing, brilliant, refulgent. quarrelsome woman ®RYIR to quarrel fight. 4 0 \\;\ 8. BREH 838 ed/\cén?g 8 jagaj-yyo- ti, jagan ]JUtls [light of the world] s. A . BRY, BRA jagale, jagade, s A round, metal plate nsed by mendicants The sun, moon 2. a very brilliant fire-work 5.9 C. BAB jagada, See wrv. S. BNV jagisu, v. n. To shine, sparkie T. B. &GASS jagune, [hanT] s, The river }1[;( 'MH 8. TAL jgagana, s, A measure in poetry, Jumna R RSB0 3% the amphibrach B the sun, the father of the Jumna. S . qé’_uc &R3\8 jagat-karta, A. C. BRI jagulu, v.n. To slide, slip, Juagat-pate, [lord of the universe] s. God trip, stumble 2. a knot to slip open or be- e 2 S 6‘:/\32)1&“@ Jagat-prana, s, The wind come loose 9 to drop, as water 4. to or air il 1.3 retire, flee p 00 C. ZR3, TR3TE &EN8 jagati, c 8:79/\&3% Jage-gattu, v. n. To sit with the legs crossed Jagati-katte, jagiti, s. A raised square ol seat before a village, round a tree, &c. C. Ed/\fij.j(/‘/ane adv. Quickly, hastily. tl/l\ A3 jagati, s. The earth wfi © 9% to rise up quickly. =% S wTto write fast 8. @RSy jagattu, s. The world universe G 85/\3 rs“ 2. fig. People, mankind 7\23*“3 &7 (,Jj Ggu, jitg- gi- bzlu, jan'adu, v. n. Tobend or sink 8. BRToIDovs D jagad-antarydmi, bty down, as a tree with fruit, a beam or roof s. God, considered as the animus munds LBy with weight 2. to strut 3. to struggele BADE, jaga-diiti, [ =NT (3 ?J e ] 5. The sun. wh Sn®), 22T to make bend .or stoop =A < the act of stooping or sinkine strutting 8. WAWRIT jagad-ishwara, s. God. the RN ST g stratter w7 3 353 g tree bowed with o T ruler of the world fruit. =73 =308 5B to walk struttingly 8. ERING jagan-ndtha, s God, the o S &N 7(19’(]]12, s. Eating IJU‘A 443 RS LED i 8. BT jaghana, s The buttocks, Mons Y, =8¢ g, =B 2% g hoxers’ combat. veneris ef.%’ &nd whe S0 steel knuckles of boxers wn &I Jaghanya, ad; Last, hinder- wrestling., ®%, ¥3%% the ability of a wr estler most, low, vile, base =P a younger brother. S, R jattiga, s The tutelar god of wrestlers %w@ B, oF %)Jf) fidfiaayagiyfia/m, T. B. &E3, jatte, [¥58] adj. Poor, indi- J(rg/zJ}zodeyu, v. n. To gorge. “a’%‘ TR gent =85 the goddess of the poor. &.) to sit still, stop, remain quiet A. C. &TTORL jathakarisu, v. a. Toeat O, 225030 jajak?l, v. a. To cuff, strike to make digest 09 jajdli, s, A wall piece fired from 8. &TT jaflzam, s, The belly adj. Hard firm a swivel wEd0 RodS Twd the distance of 2. bound, tied, =307, (belly-fire) the this gun-shot digestive power RWw=O . &287°0 jajure, s, A large hooka . & jada, adj. Cold, frigid, chilly 2 87 to smoke a hooka. stupid, apathetic, idiotic 3. inanimate = B0 0TS a sick man 2. a dull or stupid 0. &2 Jau, o, To bruise, pound, beat as corn in a mortar. B t‘” Z the act of bruis- man 10 ?x:fsd 3RV g b'w in \Vhlbh a druggist c. &38 jadati, s Ramming, stuffing in 2 See twze keeps a small portion of every drug in case of urgent need for any S. &oa © jada-kdla, s Cold or sickly weather A. C. &Y B yaykyhdra, S Warriors, soldiers ¥ &TFd ]adalu, s. Fear, alarm. s. &TBR jada-gati, s. Sloth, apathy 0 &. 0. &8onRT jatangi-gudda, s The hill on which Rdvana killed the =030 8. &TAM Jada-thna, s. A sluggish dis- { bird position c. BBPEOToRTeIjata-chhatdyamd- c. &BREYy jada-gollu, v, n. Tobe sick nd, s. The sound of thunder or indisposed 8. &wox, %3RO jadaja, jada-jdta 8. @ EpoI WA Tag 0d> jatdnta-swd- [water-sprung] s. The lotus d}l,/m, s. One who can repeat any part of the védas taken at random S, &T&D jadaja])fd [friend of the lo- 5 S. &0 8 jatd-juta, s. Matted hair. tus] s. The sun L1 8. &TeD jadajdri, [enemy of the lotus] k S &“‘Zp?byatadfia? %, s. A brahman in s. The moon the third stage of life, one who has passed [ through the conditions of the student and 8. &TEeD, XBx0Td jada-jiv Jada- householder, and has left his house and fami- Jantu, s, An aquatic animal ly for lonely meditation in woods; a her- 8. &TY jada-dhi, s. The ocean mit or anchoret E 8. &T08, &Eeopm8 jada-mati, ja- of &:&5:3590% jatdmdmst, s. Spikenard ddndha-mati, s. A mind affected by dis- W ease. 8. &&33 Jatayu, s. A fabulous bird ) the son of Aruna 8. XTIIID jada-mdnava, s. A sick Iy S, &6 Jatr, s. A sage so called an, stupid man. Ug) S. mk- © jatila, adj. Having matted hair. S. &T2023 jad(lfilbu, s. Unwholesome wa- Tl ter 8. &€& jate, s. Matted hair, as worn by Shi- C, oy va or ascetics & ) the fibrous pendent root H. 25003 Jaddni, s. A ramrod. adj. ram- bfim of the banyan. med theg G wu%](lttl, s. A wrestler, boxer. 2. a H. &G 00X jaddisu, v. a. To ram, stuff Gy brave or gallant man = 3R TR, ®I, N roTeg H. &ToT0 j(ld(U U, adj. Free from bustle, [ 444 p— e e %3 clear, quiet, still. ®@:0338 &0 g house cleared plates of gold, attached in succession from from bustle, ®@08 F0F0sy a man free from the highest to the lowest part of a woman’s past distraction and anxiety. long plaited hair. f 6. =6 Jd’il, v. a. To alarm, frichten 2 C. &u@?) jad@ bille, s. A head orna- to shake, agitate 3. to break or tear off, as ment w 01 n by women over their plaited hair. branches from a tree, to weigh or pull down . &weSoned jade-bhangdra, s. Small 4. to ram or stuff in, to load fire arms . To ooze, run through =28 ramming, stuff- circular plates of gold placed down the plait- ed hair ing, &c =23 8%, 333 B [hunter of the fear- fulgiants] Vishnu. =25 83278 a brilliant lamp c. &72:3734@/\53(14) Jade-mogadayya, s. 8 ] b 1e Y] dqa $° wav 1n<r fringe A mendicant w1th dishevelled hair. he . ¢. xBF T jadakkara, s. An under letter 3 ”Qfio}? Jadi, jadi-male, s. In- cessant fine, small rain =B ok, =2 W small c. &3> jaddu, s. Slight indisposition, heavi- rain to fall ness dulness 2. callosity, hardness, as of € 3.1&33? d]adflce C”LLL?‘CZ, s. Threads at the skin of the hand from much use. 3. sed- id the extreme end of the warp to which the 1ment wEy TET callousness RB) T warp is fastened a sickly season =@ Beyo to be indispose 10 (1) C. &B3 jadite, s Ramming =® 83 dulness, stupidness, heaviness TWE e, w@) W indisposition to appear Kly T. B. 838 jaditi, [cvre] adj, Quick 208 a dull understanding RB) SenR a heav H. &333003> jaditi-nodu, V. A To ex- face, sickly look =3 ¥ an unhealth ge- amine an account compare accounts. neration, sickness running in a family TR C. BRBTBYPeeTORL jadidu-jhénkari- TO@BW sickness to remove SU, v.n. To cry out with strength Q R T, oo ante R ankop) 22008 00933 l\: A. C. ZBRRRD jadi-susit, v, a. To alarm 593, 23 & 0039 T janaku, ju- frighten. \lkL najanaku, jana-jandyamdna, jana- 0. B33, %dvoja'luku n. adug Ju, o ta, janatkdra, s, The sound of a drum To be afraid, alarmed. KR 0, WRY) or tabour / t, fright, alarm C 85@@”@9(\) J(Inajanane, ad] Sohtary 8. &TY jadula, s. A freckle, mark e lo lonesome. T. B. &8 jade, [wtn]s. Matted or clotted G. B> junadu, ~mufl s. Hemp. hair 2. plaited or braided hair RBIE D ot C. &i¢ DOvJNBSI)@DQJ‘/CUZalSL -mdtddu, to let hair grow long, as some ascetics do. = 3 i—f‘ed) v. n. To talk loudly. =% 1) the hair to be matted. 2. to i C. wgfiaof))w®3°*ajanagse hélu, v. n. To fdsten b1a1ded hair w3 FoWw g division of tell distinctly. plaited hair =% F W the fastening of a wo- =3 RwoBd g row man’s plaited hair. =3 = C. &3, ®33 jatana, jatana, s. Care- of three small ornaments suspended from a fulness adj. Secure, careful, fast. 1. B. [ , woman long hair, =3 Aeg to be plaited. 8, | effort, scheme, device, endeavour REI3 g ds 2. to be matted. wzmem in plaits 2 8 EREEIATSCIR) ?v?% to take care of. =3 (&) Pt B eVt matted. =3 B33 TTWE an ouch or wrea- P70 to go abnn carefully. S 030+ then chain wB S0 plmted coir WB SRL T B S5O faft, | (oSO8 8] s. An ascetic =8 IN plaited thread o Cupid, the enemy of ascetics e\fl c. W Jade, s. The pendent root of the S] . oyatu, s. Lac banyan =3 SV the banyan that sends forth S &éofjatu/m, s. A bat “ o lac-dye. i these roots wWE Q¥R the root to descend (6} &35 jatula, adj. Stout, as cloth C. 2TVRRY), HVWIPYY jade-hivu, ja- C . 8"3‘](lte, s. A fellow, pair, couple. 2. a de-puvu, s Small circular, ornamented set. 3. equality of shape, siz2, &c. adj. Equal i 14 445 N %3 =% =3 2. ready. 7T a male companion. wE™ and father of Site. ®SFSID, T8, 2 Sz, 8 a female companion. ®=7%%% to be equal. the wife of Rdama. 2. to come together, assemble. ®3&L2 to goin C. &IB> janaku, v. a. To set on, exaspe- company. =3I a fellow, companion. =8 S 0 rate, excite. 2% to pair, accompany. 8. &3%QT jana-janita, adj. Noised a- ¢. &¥8B3eB> jate-mddu, v. a. To collect, broad, generally known, (told) from one to as money. 2. to prepare, make ready. another, from mouth to mouth. ( A 0. %if Jattaka, s. Hypocrisy, dissim- 5. &38 Janate, s, Mankind, a number of of ulation, craftiness. men. ®IWIED God, as worshipped by men. i C. &8 § Juattdli, adj. Close, thick-set, S. &33 janana, s. Birth, production. 2 without interstice. family, race, lineage. § 0. 86?07\ Juttigi, s. A collar for bullocks, 8. ¥IQjanani, s. A mother. =S wSTDH : &c., by which they are tied to the yoke. parents. A~ C. &5 fij(ltl‘ige, s. A sowing machine. = S. 8 jana-pati, s. A king, ruler. fll 87 weR sowing with a machine. =S8R B S. &3IXT jana-pada, s. Any inhabited to sow with a machine. =878 2% the tube country, a village. 2. the population of a B2 ' of a sowing machine. =2 place. LIOX D2 o7, the whole population. it . 8:5'_39 jattu, adj. Thick, close, without 8. &J0D8 janaita, s. A father, progen- interstice, in contact. SRR BIYW wH N itor. wINE) a mother. &30 put the salt.earth on the roof thickly. Z: 8. & 0. &I50BF jana-wddike, s In- wT N BB to plait closely. BN INB to tercourse with men, familiarity with society. make thick orstrong. =3 33320 thick set corn. =ITHe? I to make acquainted with the A. C. 8533), 8333% Jjattu, jattuha, S X world, to follow custom. Hypocrisy, deceit. 8. BIToHI jena-ranjand, s. Publicity. A. C. mg_i,}%j Jattula, s, Foam, froth, scum. RIToRITRBCS g0 as ady. Known, public. s. S:Efaj jatTu, s. The clavicle not to become public. B, &a‘g j(ltna, [o38] s. Effort, exertion; 8 S. &IXOIV, B IOR. jana-sangha, ja- intention, design. =8, I® to endeavour. na’nga, s. A nation, body of people. C. BT jadapu, v. a. To strike. I 8. & jami, s Birth, production. e C. &TD jadaru, [Eced] v.a. Tobe scat- bt fragrant plant. tered. 2. to miss. ’C‘" 0. 5500 janiwa’ra, s. The brahmanical A. 0. &3 jadalu, s. The sky. =sv 0 cord. (¢ 2v the celestial globe. © < fl . IR0, TR, janisy, janmisu, v, . €. T3 jaduru, [#3:35] adj. Square. H \ To arise, be produced, born. 8. &g .7 ana, s. Man, individually or collec- T. B. &390 januma, See =3y tively ; a man, mankind, an individual person ; C 855 jane, s. The yolk of an egg. people, population, community. =D @é fie s. &3¢3, e:ig‘éogd janésha, janéshwa- i dings, news, intelligence, rumour. ®&2F08 FSr5o it is well to do as people say. @wd ra, s. A king. (el =3 sages. %, w3 devoted people. DS w3 8. ¥2weRT)S jandpadrava, s. A pub- poor people. lic calamity. (0 % C. &ZJ0T> jananku, v, a. To excite, pro- Ji} S 8:3@3?;&35 jano’tsaw, s. A public re- voke. joicing. IRy 8. & IORDI janangamanu, s, A Chan- T. B. &3y janna, (<] s. A sacrifice. dala. L w3 38D Virabhadra, who destroyed the sacrifice of Daksha. e B o5 jtmalfll, s. A father, progenitor. ko =IT &F JEr, wIF s the king of Mithila, S. &'EC; jtmmq, s. Birtl, nativity, produc- 446 e N o A fasa;g "(’ tion, state of existence. =332, B to be C. BORVR> jabbdgy, v. . To be negligent, born. =% ®& 2 a paper containing one’s 2. to be corpulent. RS, tardy, careless, heavy horoscope. c 3¢3 native country. =T P I3 w5 T, w5 S stout, corpulent. aszs';d 3 a original sin. %033 another birth. ad‘uo,éo corpulent body. ®ep O, = IF g corpulent 803333 the effects of a former birth. person. &‘58 jan}/(l, adj. Born. s. War, battle, to ol 8;'82})7'\)0 Jabbisu, v, a. To rebuke, admo- combat. 2 rumour, report. BIy NOY Hed nish oW Shiva, who drunk the poison that arose of C. &2 ja[)bll, s+ Inattention, negligence, at the churning of the milk-sea. B3Iy Mo 1 carelessness. 2. delay. adj. Inattentive, inherent disposition. ®F;, 3% original sin. 9 negligent. B3Iy W natural wit. 8. HZBIDH Janhu-tanaye, [daughter (6x &&aédjabéu—nm’d, s. The ham-string. 1 of Janhu] s. The river Ganges, which was wwy ST Fewdy to ham-string. drunk up by the saint Janhu, (because it de- C. &R J2bbulu, s. Mud, clay, mire. stroyed his sacrifice,) and subsequently flow- QL 8:2? jabbe, s. The outer side of the ol ed from his ear. thigh. 2. the arm. 3. the liver. 8. &L japa, s. Repeating prayers, incanta- C. BEARWTS jabbe-hidava, s. A per- tions or the names of the gods, as an act of son who has the hip gout or weakness in his adoration. BIZTRY one exact in his devo- loins. il tions. =% IRB, WO to pray, as above. & C. Ed?;:)g?;/\ jabbélge, s. The lameness [n T InS, =8 T8 a rosary. RWT BRTRARYY pray- er and burnt sacrifice. produced by the hip gout. | w% %Y the object c. 408 jab/m’,z‘a, s. Pomp, show, page- he of prayer, the deity whose names are repeat- antry, ostentation, grandeur. RS TI g ed. =% F3TF persevering in prayer. ®ITe 0 0 2 fond of prayer. pompous man, 225l INF), = o8 & B2 to ity C.%& =~ Ao oJ 00 o be pompous, make a display. 393> Japa-japa-yanu, s, The )88 H. &55900%> jamakdisu, ». a. To noise of a hog in eating. brandish a sword, ) r4 to make a horse go 8. &Y, japd-pushpa, s. The plant }l’ fast. 3. to reply with insolence. Hibiscus rosa chinensis. C. &L, & B jamate, jamadi, qq;. H. &D jdpfi, s. Confiscation, sequestration, Double. YD B attachment, (in law). w8RA doubly. EoAT =& the cadjan leaves in one stem. C. 33;3)7\)3 jdppi.(/u, v. n. To lurk. the cocoanut leaves on one stem, =& wE, jol c a:‘;b jappe, s. The outer side of the a double cloth. thigh. C. BTV, HTTID Jamadande, b H. 8:23'66513 Jabaradastu, s. Violence, jamadd(fi, s. A fencing sword, a kind of force, urgency, dunmning for payment. 2 spear or lance. 2. a tree used in medicine. compactness. adj. Neat, proper, compact. H. 233920830 ®WITZ, FR® to dun, set on. BWTTR MRT g Jamd-kherchu, s A * dunner. revenue term denoting the receipts and dis- - aJo C. [evEoD)] > jabary, adj. Much. =woen 87 bursements of a village. RWID DWF W R & to take much, as money to build, &e. to enquire into the receipts and disburse- b ments. =J VWF SV an account of the C. @08, wenldF, 200833 jabdta, receipts and disbursements. Jabdtike, jabdtatana, See ww 16 H. 3792500 jama’—bandi, s. Settlement H. 222592y jcléu’f/u, See =TT, of the assessments. RIPWED IRBY to settle i A. C. @NTI20R jabburu-janga, s, A assessments. fhe wall-piece fired from a swivel, H. 8359005%0 Jamdisu, v. a. To collect, H. & e Qe e VWO particularly as applied to assessments. TR a.é)‘dozfi“d_a_gjaba’)arudasa‘u, a:_o‘ N WRkTO £0 go in companies. (g 447 o ) b P A 3 H &S5sesTwesend jemd-wasilu- < Lo} . BeweE, &d%Ted Jayawanta, 6((’/61', s. Assessment, collection, and balance. Jaya-shdli, s. A conqueror. H. &5 30 jaminu, s The soil, earth, 8. 2O 223353 _}’c./g/a—z*'ijayaru, . —d ground, land. WA CeU, BADPIVTTO g land- The door-keepers of Veikuntha. holder, a zemindar. =520 the country or T. B. 803 jaina, [¥35] s. A Jaina. ® jurisdiction of a zemindar. =D Tke, = NI 8 the sect of the Jainas. § DI B g particular account of the lands S. &0 jaz'su, v. a. To conquer, win, be of a zemindar, or of the particular kind of successful. lands belonging to the village. T.B. &T jara, See =3 and =3. b H. 2950303085 jamz’g/atu, s. An army, D. &To&D jaranjari, adj. Entire, all. = host. TCowdadA entirely. = Towd 5N aqaééj 0 to (, T. B. &003 jamune, [d3w53] s The cause all to be received. Jumna or black river. w3wSey (father C. &’603@ jorampu, v. a. To procrastinate. of the Jumna) the sun. 2. to pass time. 3. to move or push forward. [} H. 8533 jame, s. Collection of revenue as- =n,= sessment. C. o“d'df% PO Y B> jarakkane-jdru, v. . w5 2WF receipts and disburse- ments. To slide down rapidly. =a50] FB to assess, or collect an assessment. C. &TA> jaragu, v. n. To slip, slide. 2. to C, flee, escape unperceived. 3. to get or move H. &[00593 jaméddra, s The native farther, to creep on. 4. to pass, elapse, expire. military officer next above a sergeant. . &0 TD Jaragisu, v.a. To pass, cause 8. &S j(l]/d , 5. Conquest, victory, triumph, to proceed or go on. 2. to spend, as time, success. 2. the twenty fourth year of the to procrastinate. e Hindu cycle of sixty. 2RO0) FTRONF a prospe- bl rous affair. B FOOF B o8 (vieub] >80 that affair T. B. &3e3¢ jara-chali, s. Ague. has succeeded. =N FRoB WD to come off C. &T&3 jara-jara, s. The noisein draw- ing any thing on the ground. victorious. =% mgo to be victorious. %= C, T F3¢R a triumphant war, WY WO z;;S:), = 8. 33T jaratha, adj. Old,decayed, infirm. 2. indiffer- o $2¢3 the sound of victory. ®oD 4= the 2. hard, solid. w33 old age. f standard of a victor. &) T8 being victori- ence, coldness, apathy. ous, giving or gaining the victory. =o® Fo& C. &TB jaradi, s. A sieve. =T 22E® to a circular plate of mixed metal, used as a sift. =03 a spreading sore which breaks (¢ gong in temples, &c. = ¥R2 a war drum. out in holes. S. 800203 Jayanta, s. A hero demigod, A. C. =TT jm'ac]u, adj. Unsubstantial, : son of Indra. empty, vain. 8. 23303 jayan{i, s. The public rejoicing C.&TTOD, &TBLT jaratdre, jaratdru, Toa wIocé the RTSCT Fo on the birth-day of a god. s. Gold or silver thread or lace. It festivity of Rama’s advent © a gold border. %0320 o33 33 g woman'’s 0, ¢ 8. 208G jaya-tirtharu, s A garment with a gold border. =Tt ¥ gold class of Hindu saints. thread. T S. &30 Jayamini, s. A sageso called. C. &8T3B02R jaratu-réga, s A con- li EN s - A3 ™ YR :\s T, DWW 43308 an ancient and sumption. et celebrated Canarese poem ; the chief subject of Ly C. &BTTOTTTB jaradd-kudure, s, A which is the sacrifice of a horse, as related in § & light brown horse. the fourteenth chapter of the Maha-Bharata. C. &TVTXWeR> jaradu-higu, v. n. To b wdiadsjszcof;o%& 0 Jayaramd- put off, procrastinate. WA 7'6517165-8/2(150178@, s. A poem on R« ma by (6% E‘dj@ jai‘{?]}l!, v. a. To procrastinate, lh‘g Rakshasa-kavi. delay. &, ¥ 4483. _—_— - e, gt o e eSO — P lariy f, H. 8320 jarabu, s. Stretch of authority, Cc. &0 jam, s. Contempt, insult, jeer. tyranny, oppression. ®TWI INB to exercise undue authority. C. &Fwy jaru-kollu, See =o. C. &TINT jarugidu, ». a. To put so as to D. &T308 Jardyati, s Farming, cul- slip down. tivation, the estate of a farmer. RTINS 1Y 2. to put off, procrastinate. &% assessment on land. C. FTONKDS jarugisu, v. a. To procrasti- nate. 2. to pass time. 3. to move or push 8. &G jara'g/u, s. The womb or uterus. ), be forward. &0 viviparous, born from the womb, as man and other animals. C. &TIR>, &LTOORS jarugu, Jarungu, See =3ro. 8. &R jardsandha, s A king of ] Magadha. A. C. &TeF> jaruchu, s. Vaintalk, chat- 10 ter, jabber. 2. rejecting, as the stomach its C. &0 jai’i, s. A centipede. 2. a precipice. food. 3. 6. gold or silver thread or lace. =B T C. &do@ Jarutla, s. A village so called, at e T2 A to embroider. =0 =¥ a gold which is a celebrated cascade. (SeSA TeogBy d epaulette. =0 Tow g gold border., =%k T 2 0gW 8 Skiva, worshipped there under that desig- M an upper cloth with a gold border. =30 nation, 8 o0 embroidered, gold flowers. C. HTIBIRRER), 2TITIRBERS Jjaru- C. &9 jm'i, v. n. To fall or slip down, to tu-higu, jarudu-hégu, See wo. nove slide. 2. to get out of the way, flee. 3. to C. &TLTIBojarudu-bidu, See wows a0, q\uv wear away, as a bank. 4. to shrink back or aside. C. WTINT jarupisu, See =onzs. AU 5. to fall, drop. 6. to leave, forsake. 7. to eclipse, surpass. 8. to despise, revile, H. 020 jarubu, See wdw. g, jeer, abuse. &owD to retire back. Swomd to advance. C. T jaruvu, [=8]s. A precipice. STHT =0FF a reviler, despiser. H. &T0RT> j(lrzf?‘u, s. Necessity, occasion, =0% the act of moving, pushing, sliding, slip- raie ping, abusing, &c. urgency. adj. Necessary, required, wanted, urgent. ®WOWTIN necessarily, urgently, S C. DT T Jarigisu, v.n.To spend, pass, as z’«av‘j RVRD r‘a:; 8 F0% if I am required, send firms time, procrastinate. 2. to propel, move, push farther. for me. 55‘!‘9333 RBRT WBFIS money is much it 3aRaNT, 8 8 =ONZY move the bed wanted. ®TwD FUT an urgent affair. a little farther that way. ?om’giofia,fiqii = . % move the horse farther to that side. S. &T ja?’t’-, s. Old age, decrepitude. ¢ |0} Gold or silver thread or lace. C. eeb?\éi;)@(fla jarigi-ko’yu, See =T, oAk C. &0 jare, v, @ To revile, insult, jeer, C. BORAIW0E0T Jarige-alankdra, s abuse, despise. lfimL Embroidery. ok 6‘:'5)'3 jarrane, adv. Quickly, rapidly. = C. &0B jaridi, See =va. T8 =30 to slip or slide down, as children a 111 C. BVTOBY jaridddu, v. a. To abuse, jeer, steep place, in a sitting posture. revile, reprove. c. &g aoo@?doda%flmfijo Jarra-burru- s c. %008 jaridu-bidu, |=2] v. @. To suru-kollu, v, a. Toswallow with a noise, move forward, push away. 2. to refuse to as any thick liquid. listen or attend to. 3. to leave, abandon, de- ol sert, forsake. C. BRETTIETAS jarjarane-tirugu, v n, To turn with a whirring sound. C. BV jari-pdtu, See =0 Buid. C. ETPeED Jarjhar, adj. Quaking with 8. &0Xo, HTOWR Jarisu, jaraisu, fear or alarm. 2. agitated or gurgling, as v. a. To digest. water. ®Swr0333n quakingly. 2. gurglingly. o c 8:@68@3:353 jari-kf)’l'u, s. A large, harm- H. ¥0OE T8 jardd-kudure, s. A less snake. light brown Liorse. &=mre w 2, a light brown oAt colour, G. SDE2Y jm.'z'bu, s. Mensuration of land. 449 31 HOOF WS C. 2TOE T jardddu, See wdmw. s, ROTORE jala-durga, s. A village so C. BTYET jarpu, See =Ir. called. 2. a fortification surrounded by wa- ter 3. a fortified hill supplied with water. A. C. &2F jarlzu, v. n. To frown, scowl, rebuke. FWro wWF having frowned with S. 83@:53@ jala-nfli, s. A plant growing in water, the eye-brow. s. &o%8 jala-pati, s. Varuna or Neptune. €. XooE, Benshw jarlu, jarlu- S. &Y v oV VY 'o‘djala—pmué/za, s. An inun- gollu, v, n. To slide, slip. 2. to sound, as dation or stream of water. a bow-string. S. aeyifo'fiojala—pralaya, s. A flood, the C. BOET0 jarlusu, ». a. To sift. deluge. €. IYT Jarvi, s. Rebuke, bluster, admo- nition. S 049@'3% jala—pa’tre, s. A drinking vessel. S. & jala, s. Water. RO Feo, 20 Vo g, drop of water. wY TOFS mud and water. 8. BUDDI Jala-pdna, s. Water beverage. =UFIA to bathe. ®Y FYD jmpurities in s. 8:‘@)‘@?5\6) Jala-pushpa, s. A flower grow- water. RUFToRT, WY #J?\_)&hd a water fowl. ing in water. 2. a fish. = ¥ ):3F gporting in water. xRV ?—JQ'WE =R to S. 35@8)323 j(lla-bddfie, s. Inclination te sport in water. =Y ned danger from water. void urine. w =WO P=ed8, ROPR roaring of water. xRV Wo S. &'@&Jfi&djala-budéuda, s. A bubble. 2 an aquatic animal, RV 2509 Sween g Sign 8 S. %e)asafi/\ jala—bugge, s. A water spring. of rain, ®V®, ¥VU=dSthe lotus. WVED (ene- my of the lotus) the moon. ®OSE,T, RVTTg S. 83@25@8)3 jala—b/llfmi, s. A country well watered. a crocodile. 2. the sun. BV, ®UT g cloud. =0p, BURY, WY NBF the sea. s. BPwe, BumeY Jjala-bhdyi, ja- C. &UORS jalangu, v. n. To increase. la-ka’vu, s. A water snake. 8. 2eTO jala/talz', s. A giant so called. 8. @eG3:08) jala-yantra, s. A machine for drawing water. A.C. ZYUT jalaleu, adj. Pellucid, clear, S. LYTIA jala—ra{ga, s. A ruby of imper- transparent. fect water. A. C. T3 jala/tkane, adv. Quickly, hastily. 2. clearly, pellucidly. s. @oovx jala-rdja, s. Varuna or Nep- 1] C. 2wsvT, BTV jalakdra, ja- tune. (¢ lada’reya'va, s. One who searches for gold 8. &UTTD jala-rds/zi, s. The ocean or col- lection of waters. I among goldsmiths’ sweepings, in sand, &c. =umet washing earth for gold. T. B. 20590 jala-wddi, See wews? ) . &R jalage, s. A leech. H. &©900> jaldisu, v.n. To leave, go, flee 8. 2098 jalaja’ta, s. The lotus. =¥ = C. &Ze90 jdla’ri, s. A kennel, gutter, drain. 8 33, 5. Vishnu, with a lotus-eye. =% %33 3t8) a woman with a lotus-eye. w0 Fob, ®wed S5eid the entrance of a kennel. f; ¢. 20D jaladi, [owgyd] s. A sieve, =V % 8. BOITD jaldrnava, s. The sea of fresh water. 2 to sift. RUB zfom{o? a fistula. 2. the rainy season. b 8. &¥8ToR jala-taranga, s. Seven me- G. 020820 jala’li—bul(ili, s. A mas- querade at the Mohurum, Shudras dressed uf tal cups of different sizes filled with water and Ty beaten with thin sticks. in the skins of tigers, &c. g H. 20T jaladdgr, Sce =9, 8. RBE jald-warta, s. A whirlpool. 3 s. &. 0. BOTD jala-dd?’i, s. A drain, 8. &I, 8:‘@:)90‘53, TG jald- Cg:‘ kennel. =0 S0kB the mouth of a drain. shaya, jal-dshkraya, jal-dspada, s. A W h,l\ H &0, 20T> jaladi, jaladu, See =2, pond, tank. 1y 450 2N =) WD c. 297 jalige, s. A leech. T. B. &5, ®F0V> java, java-rdya, [03] 5. Pluto =33 8o the sun. =30, T. B. 29T jalide, [3wy2]s. A sieve. 0 w3300 the city of Pluto. BAD g straining ladle. H. &0 jaludu, See =9. 8. &3 java, s, Haste, quickness, speed, swift- ness, velocity. 2. strength. =T A2 to im- G. & jaluma, See =3, pair strength. 23 ’R), I o, &S YLRIRS S. BURT jalika, s. A leech. I strength to be impaired. i fi\.@go to be C: Edéjale, s. A spring. =&k ¥ 3 spring- quick. =32 quickness, velocity. =333 more well. speedy, swifter. he 8. 835@(95’5 jalo’dam, s. The dropsy. C. &BIT, BB javaku, javagu, [&r] C. U DR, &Y 0> jalkarisu, jalga- s. Dampness, moistness. 2. a quagmire, e 718U, v, a. To rinse or shake any thing m marsh, wet ground. water. S. WBR8 java-gati, s. Quick progress, oe C. 2> Jalkisu, v, a. Tobrandish a sword, fast walking. W to make glitter. T. B. &8 javate, [cha¥] s, A pair, twin. H. c"d%, &y jaldi, jaldu, qdj. Quick, H. 2309 javazm, s. Food, subsistence. quickly. =02 A quickly, soon. 1o 0. XIS éé&dajavadd_tadiru, v. n. To be 8. GO, 83%3jalpa,jal]9a7ze, s. Wrang- obedient, not to transgress, exceed or violate. ling, prate. 2. telling. ® T criticism. e T. B. &3JF, WX 08F javanike, javani- 8. &o» %ejalpa%d, s. A loquacious man. jli ke, 3 8¥] s. A blind, screen, curtain. 2, '“@‘,53 said. it an outer tent, a screen of cloth surrounding G. 8¢, jalma, Sece W a tent, ®IIFo T, to put behind a blind or screen. T.B. &YW, %003 jallade, jallani, BWIFIFSRFADD to screen. 0 [Bwge] s. A sieve. C. BT, BITIT javary, javardda, ©: &&5 jallane, s. Palpitation from sud- adj. Smooth, clear. ®IT3A smoothly. che den alarm. wYS 59 WID perspiration pro- T. B. &3¢, &Y javala, javalu, [ duced from any involuntary affection of the Fo¥] 5. Twins, e passions. ®g3 393 913 horripilation in the same way. 8. WDWE java-satwa, s, Prowess, might, strength. ®ITS Mo to lose strength. Nep T. B. &Y ©) Jallarei, [Spgd|s. A sieve. 0. &Y javali, s. Cloth. 2. m. 3. [H¥] C. &1(@) Jalli, s. Broken tiles. 2. little or twins. 3. likeness, equality, proportion. adj. 0 [11 broken stones. 3. brag. 4. alie. 5. an or- nament for a horse. equal, proportionate. RTY Vond, WIP Feld w2332 tufts of the hair Beri@ a mercer’s shop. ®39%33 g cloth mer- of the bos-grunniens hung over a horse’s ears. chant. YUY ®IY twins, =9 TT g horse with bunches of the hair {9 ) of the bos-grumniens hanging by his ears. C. 28305200 javali-kdi, s. A fruit so E$< FOTW the hair of the bos-grunniens. = called, the juice of which serves for wafers. ra 81 7 the bos-grunniens. =y} FoeD , wHR C. &S0 Javdyi, See w3y e 2 T to boast, brag. = BT, =HR WT, g C. 8&33037\’053 J.avd:il.-gaz’ldl‘, s. An em- boaster, bragger. brasure for cannon. (i C. 85;%)_)@5‘.@7( jallz’-moga, s. Ornamental H. 835933 javdnanu, s. A servant, peon. A i tufts of the hair of the bos-grunniens fixed H. 8355920 javdbu, s. An answer to a ques- near the ears of a horse. 9 sl tion. WITWI I ~ a writer of orders or replies. C. X BDRT, & e jallu-hode, jal- =I2wTe08 g responsible person. ZTIWIT TN lu-badi, v.n. To drivein, as rain by wind. question and answer, 2. discourse, agree~ ment. o0 [} c. 8:§) Jalle, s.The body of a cart made with wEIW B to answer, reply. wicker work. #2208 & the body of a ma- H. 859&% javd}liTM, s. Precious stones s ? nure cart, made with wicker work, RTHD IRRF Jjewels set with precious stones, » 4 J 1 = 233020 = 0. 23> javuru, adj. Smooth, clear. . &R jalige, s. A leech. AL a‘,’c@&) javulu, s. Horse-hair. 0. BV, XY jalipisu, jalisu, o, g, C. &R, R jave, javi, s. A frame or set- To brandish a sword, make glitter. tle 2. the hair of a horse’s tail. 3. T. B. C. BYoBR., BYoDR, 35?%57\,)0 Jalulki- =3 [ 93] barley. =3 T, to set or frame. su, jalupisu, jalkarisu, v a. To alarm, Hwe®, w3 ¥ dressed barley. 053¢ = the frighten. hair of a horse’s tail. =322 chaff of barley. C. 3:’3’? Jale, s. A rod, stick, pole, bamboo. c. ¥V I jave-bokke, 5. A breaking T. B. 8%, jalma, See 3. out on the legs. C. &3? 73? o> jalla-kdi, s. A fruit 0 cal- T. B. &30S javvana, [735) . Youth, § led, the juice of which answers for wafers. manhood. w3 I2Y the growth or elation C. &> jallu, adj. Empty, thin, light, mea- of youth. 832 a damsel or young girl. T. B. edTon}g Jjavvane, s. A young woman. gre, not firm, unsubstantial. %flgo 3¢ un- substantial paddy. =Y T an empty grain 2 !’Ww‘:\é] Durgi. of corn. 'dgu 85D to fan out the unsubstan- C. eaaaoga%, 835‘35& Javvdji, javvddi, s. Civet. tial grain from corn. =g InD, =g 2elo} w3 WY, a civet cat. an empty speech, boasting, lie. c. &533‘361 javvdla, s, A swing, T Q 2 to swing. o"dfija}?x’gda Jalluguru, s. Sharp nails. 23’307‘5’3@ to wound with sharp nails. T. B. 883, &8 jashte, jashthe, [#5)] s. Misfortune. =%,3 poverty, unfortunate- c. &Yy Y SBD Jallu-pullu-nade- ness. =3, ¥, ?ri"{\d w2 to be unfortunate. = YUy v.n. To walk with a noise of bells on 3, Swni a dejected, mournful countenance. the legs. T. B. &% jasa, [9w5]s. A fish, 2. [o033y] T.B. &F ,BweR jakshma-roga, [z, =To WA to be celebrated, famous. Twr7] s. Consumption. fame. C. ?d?\f‘org jassu, s. Weariness, fatigue. & C. 290T R, &0oR o8 jdnkani, jdngani, 53,83 a man who is exhausted with fatigue. s. A large metal tray. =3I to be fatigued. C. BoRES jdngate, See wRE. H. 27T jakagiru, s, An estate grant- S. &TO0RY j(t’?lgdld, adj. Jungly, woody, ed free of rent. rural, picturesque. T Beorv TgFTY a coun- H. 250 jafiaju, s. A ship, vessel. try so called, to the north. B 83?‘ jala, (=] 5. Water. S. &POROT, eoTedeT jdngalika, A. C. &go jalamba, s. A hood. ja’ngd/{/m, s. A snake catcher. 2. a poi- son doctor. T. B. &YT jalaka, [=v=] s. Bathing, ab- P lution. 2. c. lustre, glitter. RETE NI g A. . &OORY, BOORY jdngala, jdn- %RPT SRB), BEFIIR 10 bath, bathing room. gula, s. A wicked resolution. bathe. 8. &P0PIROF, WooRWT jdnghdlika, c. YT, 8D jalaku, jalapu, s. A jCi?ly]lMd, s. A quick man, courier, ex- sprain, the cramp, a stitch in the side. press, running footman. & A. . &Y B3 jalakkane, adv. Pellucid- C. &o0W, &vowo jdnde, jdndd, s. A 6,6 ly, clearly, 2Zv08 Fweger g flag- flag, standard, ensign. staff. ®20®c0F one who bears the standard. c. aYad, a:g}cb@j jalabala, jalpala, s {l The noise of boiling. 2eoBT B the figure on a flag. 0B 3 23008 BT 1o set C. 83?@ ja_lavu, s. Heat, steam, heat of s8% the cloth of a flag. ‘; wind, sun, &ec. =YY SR, =¥ w2 the sun up a flag. &r0med T the tassels on a flag. § to smite or strike one. H. 90359 ja’m—pfiala, s. The guawva fruit. i o5 &1(’;‘5 Jalave, s. A long bamboo. S. 83000303 ja’mbavam‘a, s. A fabulous @ (9] ~ TS0 23928 R,8 bear, father-in-law to Krishna, and king of ea‘@:? SRB), B = 2 to be diligent, make the bears. Foowd3 the wife of Krishna. haste. ®7)3c3nn IF 2egh to be diligent, L0WIE T Kpishna. R0 RS8R BOHI, conduct one’s self circumspectly or carefully. 230wI32 DUF g work giving an account of S. wa@é{\%sw; Jlgrat-swdpna, s. A the marriage of Krishna to the daughter of waking dream. w3y Ty DTY, watching, ) Jambavanta. dreaming, and sleeping. S. &o02vw jdmbdla, s. Mud, mire. T. B. &8 jdji, [=22] s. The great flowered 800233 jdmbu, s. The rose-apple. 2 the jasmine, jasminum grandiflorwm. . AN eP00wIB jdmbi-nada, s. Gold. nutmeg. 292 7, the jasmine flower. . ePoRID jdmbi-nadi, s. A river % =2 the wild jasmine. B3 w22 the flowing from mount Swméru, the Indian narrow leafed jasmine. ¥9¢ o the nutmeg. ~9 — Pactolus. C. &3 (o8] SN jdjina-giri, s. A red moun- 0. 203200TW jdki-bande, s. A village so tain. OJ= n 3 -2 called. 2. a stone on which a washerman . B. Wy k< & Jdji-patre, jd- 5 i beats clothes. () <] i patre, [=38 83)] 5. Mace. T, B. &Z9A ja’ga, [9=nR] 5. A sacrifice. A. c. green. T. B. ecoa%;fiogfi Jdji-mallige, 5. The Italian jasmine. I H. &2°A jdga, s. A place, dwelling, station. C. &0 j(g/"?é, s. Red colour. adj. Red. =» 2. land, ground. =g< =37 a good place. ®» BRAR), Wt ©2 toput a red spot on the 1 %2 to occupy a place. ;fa'oé Sofiojs(@) =R forchead. % T red chalk. m. a ship. I 2w there is not room enough in our house. =% o the mast of a ship. LI T g o C. &OIRE, 2T, WoTF D, wONE jd- mariner. gate, jdkati, jakani, jdgite, s The B &?aoqufins, Z’&S‘%flmd Jdjwal- circular gong used in temples and by religi- yamdna, jdjwalyawdda, adj. Brilli- ous mendicants, NRE Fwiew g stick to strike — ant, effulgent, very bright. iy it with. [=r Yot R QeR 9 a religious mendicant 8. &9TT jci_t/zm'a, adj. Belonging to the who parades the streets beating this plate. belly. w0y the digestive power. =t wa, =N 0% to heat this plate. C. &3 jdda, s. A weaver. TBNG, wEY )Yy 8. &ORT, @ORTT jdgara, jdgarane, a woman of the weaver caste. P8 TPV, I : s. Waking, watchfulness. LINTIND, =INRD g g G TR W3, LOBW = to be wakeful. %0, WIB W3 g gpider, 233)7‘;0'#’9‘{ EARL-AEN one who 8 Snwdy a cobweb. 20! i “ refrains from sleep. . 839 38{9; Jdddbatta, See under 3. AL €. BWIRT jdgara, s An smerald Pv 2 . &8O : 25 QeT o jddi, jadi-kambali, o S. WOATRT jdgarika, adj. Wakeful, s. Two cumblies joined together. refraining from sleep. ,ml c. &3BR jddige, adj. Equal, like. C. &R ALYy, &N jdgali-bilu, C. BV jddisu, v, a. To shake, as a j(é’gili—&l’!d, v. 7. To fall down straight. iy cloth. 2. to flap about, as a horse does his A. C. XOARIVYS jdgavaralu, S. An 28 tail. 3. to throw out the arms or legs sudden- emerald. ly. 4. to rinse about in water. 5. to reprove. ! G. BONTY Jdgiru, See =BAcD. C. &9T> jddu, s. A track, footstep, trace. C. &OA3 jdgu, s. Delay, slowness. A. C. B TR, WIR BTV £0 trace. >) Lo | unripe ears green. =370 9% to walk slowly or stiffly and of corn left to grow after the other is cut. 3. i 3 2 with formality. VIR IR, B gD to unsubstantial ears of great millet. WIB) TR delay, be tardy. LWIB fo¥ % to pull up such ears by the root. S. 35'8?)99 _ja’gra te, s. Caution, carefulness, a3 stalks of great millet with unsubstan- a1 vigilance. 2 haste, activity. tial ears given to cattle. Bt L= Dé‘ofin?\ carefully, circumspectly, diligently, actively. i C. &0 j(/fdf?, s. The mark of a footstep, a i 453 - 2‘5@@ 2533%3 £ trace, track, hint, slight or faint notice. H. 859302593 jdtd-bdki, s. Net revenue. B B to hint. ®B B8R, WeB WA to find 8. &8 jdti, s.Kind, sort, class, tribe, caste. =D O] WA BegA VR out or trace a thief, &e. 2. birth. 3. a nation. 4. the nutmeg tree. S BUT BWA to slink off, steal away. 5. the jessamine. adj. Of superior breed or 0. the thing passed off without being quality. 7o® =28 the male sex. 25%’4*{)9 228 taken much notice of. LBERA BwtdI to 2,003% 3N ITe, NF w303 the female sex. give a hint. BWRA Inee@ to talk in a © persons of one caste. O T 239 DI other (, significant or particular manner. castes. BT L8TD gut-casts. 2308 #é&a’ S one who has rendered himself unworthy S. 2983 jddya, s. Sickness, disease. 2 [ coldness, apathy. 3. folly, stupidity. 4 of his caste. =28 FIF the duties or ceremo- = 5= heaviness, burdensomeness. L~ L) a sick nies of a caste. 238 PIF the custom of person. 2. an apathetic person. WIBY Roed a caste. 28 3’3 mutual hatred of castes. 1] the state or character of a disease ?3@@28 kAN w3 %)%, one who has lost his caste. £X:Iesttn] o8 a term used to express an European. 2 a dull understanding. ‘25@355“«3;@ a sickly place. R ®»3), 73 the chief or head of a tribe. ¢ 1] C. oM ja'zza, s. Wisdom, skill. adj. Clever, 28, YVE T 28, kW W98 g high caste, a good [ e skilful. 226383 gkilfulness. 8 IToN gkil- or noble family. AT W2, a?éjg 2328, eI ®? e, © fully. 26D wise persons, clever men. k=) 8, +k¥0 @8 g low or mean caste. ERd T S £ Wb a superior understanding. ®eeTeAD Sy e8, B<T 2308 of another tribe. to be skilful, clever. ©% 2¢s auseless fellow. S a high bred horse. 228 Fx¥ a moor fowl. 8, C &OT, XOTER08, &OTeTOD, LT C. &o87oT> jdtigdru, s, Actors, stage 8, 333 Jdne, jdne-gdti, jdne-rambe, players. Jdne-ranne, s. A wise or clever woman. S. 33‘33'&3'89) jdti—pah’e, s. Mace. s. @o8%w jdti-phala, s. The nutmeg. A. C. &OTD,, edogé, 8::3@%03§ Jdnme, Jdnti, jdnvike, s. Ingenuity, skill, clever- s. @o838y jdli-ratna, s. A genuine ness, wisdom. pearl. » 8. e08xe33 jdti-wachana, s. A generic C. 80’05'80%8‘6_].(1’22-2?&%/52', s. A parrot. 2.a clever bird. term. s. &2 ja’ta, s. A multitude, collection. 2 s. &93QT 0 jdti-vidya, s. Science peculi- kind, sort, species. adj. Born, -produced, ar to a caste. i engendered. ®3F¥IF the ceremonies per- S. 22983/ T jdti-veira, s. The enmity or formed on the eleventh day after the birth mutual jealousy of castes. of a child. 33 e =93 the aggregate of excel- J — G, 8. 298%0TT, T8 NO_’UJ Do jdti-san- lent qualities. )8 |38 g, collection of sacred kara, jdti-sankramana, s. An amal- writings. gamation of castes. 8. 2OET j(t’l‘(llfia, s. A horoscope. *"go Lo} TR 8% g horoscope that has proved false. 8. &9 @‘,Sozfijdtyand/za, s. One born blind. G BF ©¥% g prognostication proved true by S. &o8yNoE jdti-dharma, s. Caste cus- the event. ®e8% TUamv the prognostications tom. § contained in a horoscope. LIS TF ")Cf\ proof § 8. &983 ngsom“atfi jdtydnusdra,s. Acting of the truth of a horoscope by the event. according to the rules of caste. L C. 298FG jdtaka-pakshi, s. A kind g 832)‘5‘:85‘50‘6 jdtydhdra, s. Food pe- (, of cuckoo, Cuculis melanoleucos. culiar to a caste. § T.B. &9380, jdtari, See =33 T. B. 893 jdtre, |»%)] 5. The annual 8. 2938w jdta-ripe, [natural form] s. festival observed in honour of some deity. Gold. &3 St we3d) SRR is it the people or the festival that attracts most? =) 3% a 8 3@3’535*{% Jdata-védassu, s Agni, fire small fee taken by tax-gatherers from persons Ny 454 - DI eSITY R T G. going to a festival =3) T3, & 3, =3 the 230> Jamdru, s. A long cloth Lee 8 people at a festival ST the festi- without any coloured border. val is at its height. =23, 3¢ the idol has T. B. 3oDI0P Jmmm, [e308] 5. Night been drawn in procession. S. 8O Jamutra, s. A mother’s brother, T. B. 23BRDG jddage-pakshi, See =3 a uterine brother FoE. H. &9DI932 pdminit, s. Bond, bail. =d%» C. &0 jddi, adj. Red s. The nutmeg SoweT g gurety, bondsman TN IV g 3 2. the jasmine flower. monied security TR TODPID T3 LN & personal security Te3) DRI one who C. ZOTHF G’)J Jadu—gallu, s. Red chalk. becomes bail or bondsman for the payment if C: 0D J(tila, s. A horse-cloth, mattrass. of a debt X, T. B, &oD jcma, 5355 5. Meditation. =29, —~ oy~ T. B. &9 jdmu, [S»3] s. A watch of 2T g man given to meditation. B3 RRYY three English hours ] 2 to meditate. See also £33 T. B. 8933, &oIBeBe jdnaki, Jjdna- H. 89302, 20G039 jdya, jdyd, s. Loss, injury, damage. #38 w35 the tank is il ki-dévi, s. Site, wife of Rdma, and daugh- injured. FFOV) WBRWBD the hands and ter of Janaka. WIER X8 Rdma legs are maimed W 8. BIINB jdnapada, s. Inhabitants, pop- S Wuof)owns Jayamana, s, Nature, dis- ulation 2. a village position. 119 8. &> yanu, s ne knee. 7 i S. 33355)%8%053 Jaya-jive, s, One who 8. 293 yanhavi, s. The Ganges or Gan- lives upon his wife’s earnings. 2. an actor, ge (See =Y 3IH.) B3 D] wIT Vishnu, dancer, tumbler. parent of the Ganges w3 M T Shiva, who C. 29003 jdi, s. Sleepiness. = WD to retained the Ganges in his locks. [T ] Jo become sleepy or drowsy ne B3 Bhishma, the son of Gange. T. B. 800005000 jdi-kdi, [#8] 5. The nutmeg S. %8 Ja-patre, s, Mace. prie C. aauafijdv& Japdlada-kaddi, 5. A S. P3G JAYe s. A wife, one wedded ac- drug so called. cording to the perfect ritual cull S. &9T jdra, s. Adultery, fornication. =» H. 2903, &0, 208 jdpita, jip- 2233 8 #rF the act of adultery. mnconti- ta, juélt @, s. A letter, epistle, memoran- iy O nence, adultery 2800 harlots. '23@55’0 a dum, list, catalogue, account 5T TN, Wl whore-master, adulterer C. XOY) jdpu, adj Tardy, slow, loitering gl 2. long %208, 0 ) )% WITR, = 8, =30¢3 g harlot s. Laziness. 2. apathy. 3. fickle- whore, adulteress Qi ness, ¥ 7MW g long leg. =¥ = an idler loiterer. H. 890 pdri, s. Relieving from a state of 3N &Y IRB to loiter sequestration, as land, &c., or land continu- i wuw C 3:}3:«,8 JUPYa; s. Delay, loitering. adj. ing free of rent 20 WeW g government tPu Slow, loitering. SITMRT, BT g, sloth, grant of land once sequestrated 200 W& sluggard. =% Roes a sluggish disposition a written grant At =Ty WP to be lazy, loiter C. BT jdru, v, . n. To slide, slip down, 8. &PPUI> jdbdlanu, s. A coatherd slip open, trip, stumble, move farther 2. to flee. 3. to pass away, as a season. 23 I ol ¥ C. &2 ,]66526, s. A letter, epistle. . © slippery ground %90 e to slip and fall oZfi/\;ZSa j(t?)ladagitj(l, s Pain shu. Rama, BT I, T WA, WOW to make slip. =D 0 Nl Bk to pass by, disregard. 2. to trip up. il § & 5¢ %voo.) v jdma-phala, s. The guava 3. to slip through the hand. 4. to peel off o fruit as bark from a tree, &c o €, ®oFF the act s S ~ . &IN5 B g jdmdtri, s. A son-in-law of slipping. %®%0% wod a rock on which chil- e ”~ (9} 4 . 2330 VR 2T WA to give . 2200 jdli-jambi, s. Thorns and dren sit and slide down. up a pursuit or business. briers. 0. &o0B, &odd jdlidi, jdlini, s, A C. BVTOHYARIB jdru-pugudi, s. A game sieve. of girls moving about the feet, &e. =30 YR & &30 to play at this game. S. 290D ja’lim', s. A painting brush or A. C. WOYE jdrpu, See =dh. pencil. A.C. &93)8 jdrrere, S A purse or C. &D@@Qfijo JAli-bilu, v. n. To feel pity, money-bag grieve. C. &Y ja’la, s. Pretext. 2. brag. 8. lies. 0. ToITI0D ja’li-ma’li, s. Exhaustion, 4. delay. #300S 2 man of promises without fatigue. N2 performance, a shuffler. Wew FR® to shuffle, C. 0O, A2 (OfeY woTo jdlisu, jdlisi- delay, put one off. Fkdku, ». a. To shake grain, &c. in a sieve C. &Y, &TF jdla, jalaka, s. Magic, or pot, so as separate the stones and refuse. 2. to strain. conjuring, illusion, supernatural deception. 2. pride, arrogance. 3. a net. 4. a window, C. &Py jd[u, v. n. To flow gently, as water. lattice. 5 a multitude. 6. an unblown T. B. 88.3@9) jdle, [#%9] s. A flame, blaze. flower, a kind of flower tree. 803, & produ- C. 2oD500M0 gdle-kdi, See under =€, cing, by sorcery, supernatural appearances. C . EYOToYav Yol jdlega’ra, See SO0, S3eoB) w2w bringing into existence, at the S. call of the sorcerer, any thing required. SN o0 ja’lma, adj. Cruel, harsh, severe. ! JT =W g fish-net. BOVRT g mecromancer, 2. inconsiderate, rash. 3. low, degraded. § sorcerer. 2. one who examines sand or gold- T. B. &9 Jdva, [S») S. A watch of LV smiths’ dust for gold. 3. a netter. three hours. aF a Sorceress. WOV T/oTF, WU WRI to cast S A red T. B. &OSA jdvaga, [S»se] a net. 2w IRE to enchant, juggle, conjure. paint put on the finger nails. 2N, WO 1o examine goldsmiths’ sweep- A. 0. 89383 ja’va;a, s. A loquacious man. ings for gold. FeUBI In@ to cheat, hoax. 2. to delay. C. &70&’)3&) jé-vattu, s. The underletter - C. C. &O1D ja’va(_ii, s. A kind of verse. 2. 0 SOT ja’laru, s. Fringe, net-work. » See W, VT T, VD W3 to make fringe. C. &30 jdvari, [5e30] adyj. Vicious, 8. &o®9087, &0, 8:3@309 mischievous. jdldntara, jdldntra, jdldndra, s c. &Y, 23O jdvala, jdvali, s. A window, lattice, window consisting of a Hair left on the head at the time of tonsure, shutter with bored holes. as vowed to some god. 2. a plain or com- C. &9d _jd[i, s. A large white thorn tree, mon man. 3. a dog of the chase. 4. equality. Ocymum gratissimun. 2. pity, commisera- 2. 5. fickleness, instability. adj. Common. tion. 3. regret, sorrow. 4. love. O I fickle. IY SRWY, WITY WD to leave hair ¥ a large white thorn, =29 T3 jts fiuit, to grow at the time of tonsure. of which goats are fond. =0 WS W FER A. C. 2&o3YT> jdvalaru, s. Persons de- =02% sowing thorns is ruin to the feet (pro- voted to the world. 5 “ common people, ( verb used of a person who shelters a disre- plain men. o putable character). ORRYY, w0 TR to C. &R, OJYR jdvige, jdvuge, s. pity, grieve, &c. %e9% the captain of a The match of a matchlock ; called also =27 ship. 2. a kind, feeling man. af'r;\, BeDR WY, WA 0, 2R Tl the 8. &09FI0 jdlikanu, s. A hunter, fish- place that holds the match of a matchlock. ermail. w7 ®E R, weDA B to apply the match. -d = c. 209208 Jdlichimbe, s. A place C AT} 3 &e aJ o jdvidi, jdvudi, See abounding with white thorns, DB, 456 2oy g 5300 2N T. B. 2303 Fw0289 jdvina-koli, s. A cock c. eoF Jinke, s. An antelope, deer. that crows every watch. c. 330938 jinke-tale-chukki, s C. &9 jdve, s. Broken or pounded rice The fifth of the lunar mansions. dressed for a delicate person. 2T TRV . BoNegONSS, BONTDOND jingl- to drink the water in which such rice has bhangitana, jingiri-mangiri, s. The been boiled. confused state of mind occasioned by inebri- H. 3339:39 j(ié‘ti, s. Increase. 2. injustice, ation. 220N geal one under the influence of violence. =21, IND to increase. 2. to force. liquor. W, IRB to talk too freely. B zaa?_oc, R2RTV0 oD H. EoTR?Q, BoBN jindagdni, jinda- ®9Y, Be2 {00 high an estimate. an unjust increase of assessment. gt s Treasure, money. 2. family. aa"::c &'oé% H. 2oBR jindige, s. An estate, domain. J¥ increase of produce. 2%, I3% increase of assessment on the soil. BobywS g treasury. #9233 injustice. violence. T. B. 380Z jinna, 37 . The generic H. 29TNT> jdhagiru, See wzncd. name of the personage peculiar to the Jaina H. &9%eT> jdhiru, adj. Obvious, clear, or Boudha sect, who is ranked by them as plain, @283 I3 {9 explain, make known. superior to the gods. 2o Zewd the god of 23380970 t0 become known. the Jainas. ©od 308 the Jaina religion. T. B. & jdla, See woo. 0. 22000, BodBB jimpiri, Jimpiri- i? T. B. %D?o?) Jdlantra, Seo wsorowd. tale, s. A neglected head. S. &oYTF jdlaka, s. A huntsman, fisher- C. BoRJFRYD jimmana-kolavi, s A of man. 2. an eloquent speaker. 3. a heap. squirt, syringe. oI to squirt. 4. a bud. H. 28),, i3, B0 jimme, jimma, s. Pos- ol X0 &D%fifié’ja’la-vale’, 2 Lok ik session, charge. %o @, Lo a'o‘»e:zo: to AL O: 83:»?05)53‘?52 ja’!avi/fe, s. Tardiness, give in charge. Al slowness. 0. BABR, BNBN jiga-jiga, Jigijigi, A. C.&PY jci!i, adj. Like, as, similar, equalto. s. The noise of dancing. > = . 8"’1"‘?7{ Jélige, s. A heap. 2. asack. 3. c. BRE, SR B, AT Jigatu, jiga- a purse. 4. a large basket for keeping corn du, j'iyaru, s. Paste, gum, resin. adj. l“cj m. 5. a hoard of money. 6.an assemblage. Gummy. @7nbb @resio) o he sticky or glu- =¥ Beo® a basket or bag full of gold. tinous. Bt ey clay, tenacious earth. B29R w3 a basket full of paddy. =eer Do % 9%y to put a mark on a bag to shew what Y 25Kr§33ji90[71, v. a. To nip, pinch, nip off. it it contains. SR w2¢ 7 a collection of waves, . BRQY, BNE, BNS, Bre jigali, ol Jigite, jigini, jigili, s. A leech. rv C. 83:»6‘9?\13 Jdlisu, v. 4. To- shake grain so as to throw what is under uppermost. 2. to 2 to apply leeches. o Ja strain, or separate with the hand, rice, &c. C. 23N jigi, adj. Tight, fast. 2. strong. s from refuse, by washing it in water. 3. to A disease peculiar to grain and plants. 2 conquer, subdue. 3 resin, gum. strength, lustre. R EA o C. &Y Jdlu, adj. Bad, not fit for use. 2 white resin. ¥3: @7 black resin. @ lean, or thin, as ears of corn. 3. inferior, to tie tight or fast. A TRBD yegin to be on Q33 uouéxfi T IS a tree. BA e, f ¢ ®e% his might is 4 A W to stick, adhere. inferior to this man’s heroism. TPV Fogh BN DR, N A T to become diseased, as unsubstantial grain. £ 3 {00 =YY W% to be thin, plants or grain. VA Bwgdm, A WA Bwg 0N unsubstantial, ®3% F2% g vain boast, empty to shew one’s strength. wATo 28 to stand Hl speech, lie. firmly. A.C. & :’§ Jéle, s. The moon’s ascending Q. ' BNIN jfyi-bigi, adj. Compact, strong, node, in gocd condition. 4 5 7 3 K - =N =3 C. BN Jigiyddava, s. A strong C. 23V0DR> Jitdisu, v. n. To be firm. man. 2. a man of property. BT dY) to stand firmly. 8. BT Jigishu, s. A rival, vier. ©AS S. B3OZ 30 jitdhshanu, s. A mild, dis- emulation, wish to excel or overcome. passionate man. C. e385%0 jituku, ad). Muddy, as after G, C. BRE jigutu, See wrth. rain. ©30%, 3 to make a mnoise, as when { S. E%Kof) ($ jigupkse, s. Regret, grief, sor- YOW. walking in mud. 2. loathing, disgust. 23?{‘)3,3‘\5 D to { fret, grieve, be disgusted with. S. 8%33303 53 Jiténdriya, s. Subjugation of the passions, mortification of desires. €. BRIToEL jigurantu, s. Bird-lime. €. 83R>T> jiguru, s. A bird-lime twig. 8. 82 i Jitya, s. A plough with three shares, ( @ a. To scrateh or wound with the nails. or a sowing machine, . aC oo ~ s. 233¢3 jitwam, ady. Victorious, trium- ¥ 33% Jighutsu, adj. Hungry. n° B : 2 phant. : . < j:) 90T jé'g‘/h(lmsu, adj. Mischievous, c. BTRBZ jidagutana, s Licentious- murderous, seeking to hurt or kill. ness, viciousness, obscenity. 2R a wicked C. BB RIED BB B T, BBI5eBd or licentious boy. 2R J52 an obscene, Jiji-guitu, jije-badiyu, jije-mddu v.a. filthy word. To pound, reduce to pulp. 0. 8 Jiddu, s. Dispute, quarrel, affront. c. 38 j itte, s. An insect so called, destruc- 9. grudge, hatred, enmity. ?f,tf'g) = 8 3] TR %jo tive of paper, &c. to be affronted, at enmity with. z%z%mé a I ¢. B3 Jiddu, s. Any thing greasy or oily quarrelsome woman. €73, 22T a con- swimining at the top of water, as oil, curds, tentious man. 2. an enemy. ?32‘,’\)0 I an C, &c adj. Greasy, oily. ©3) 3w the sea offensive word. of milk. @3 #3V 20F0 Lakshimi, produced S. 3%25 jina, See o3, at the churning of the milk-sea. dcs\ge T C. BIR> jinagu, See Berd. to bring up, as a child milk which does not ¢. BINTp ginagisu, v. a. Toliquify, melt. agree with it. w@) 39 g greasy head. 3, B3 wIN to melt butter. w¥, a greasy or oily cloth. 0. BJR> ginigu, [@eom] s Any thing i c. B3> 703 jiddu-kdre, s. A fetid insect (2 very small, an atom. 2. fine rain. adj. Fine, so called. 8 as texture. 2. moist, damp, wet. A man who I C. 33 Tt Jini-jini-suriyi, o. n. 0. e%jéff@:fi‘jiddul,lava, 5. has property. To rain very fine rain. C. 200X jfp(iisu, v, ‘o. To put a C. 23233 jinive, s. The little birds ecalled cloth in folds. amadavats, or lal fringella amandava. C. B335, BoRMTo jimku, jin-jini- 0. 290, SIY, BIT, VEORD Jinisy, ku, s. The sound of a small drum. jinast, jinasu, jinasi, s. A thing, an C. BoOIR>, LR Jinugu, jinagu, adj. article, goods. 23 738 ¥2) an account de- 3 B, Fine, as texture. 270 'zo‘égj fine cloth. tailing the items of a collection. 07 WIS fine writing, small writing. . &3> jinaku, See wro. s. 238 Jtta, adj. Conquered, subdued, sur- A, 0. BIR>, BIORS Jinagu, jinungils rassed, overcome. S Wealth, substance. -2 ) v. ». To hum, buzz. 2. to mutter. 3. to be i 23 Ry, B3 NS N n. To be firm, fixed. -l 4. to soak in or run through, as wa- 23 moist. to be salubrious, inured to, qualified for. ter a new earthen vessel. BIenes detd the G, Pt Bt 8 DVRA, 238 S5230 to make stable. 2. to sub- 23 2SrE 3 the humming or buzzing bee. due, inure to, qualify for. water soaks in. s. Fine rain. 4 ) a buzzing ! s. 2332.0, 2308 jita-buddhi, jita- sound, a mutter. adj. Delicate, fine, as texture. 2 moist, damp. 2Sony D¢ fine 4 mati, s, A firm, fixed mind. 45 (09] ’VQQB/ AL} 3 N J z%aaaog ram c. 2UFD B3 R water rising out of the H Rededns jilakarisu, jila- earth or on walls, &c., from dampness 230 ki-bidu, v, a. To sprinkle 70 3w fine thread BIr0ET littleness, fine- C ORED ]tZa—_/ZIthI, v. n. To itch ness C W0 Jpuad, s. A covetous man, C. EUEU V0N jila-jila-huriyi, », . o To be affected, as when seeing something € . el BTo, 23200F> jibaku, jibuku, o, 4 extremely displeasing, the blood to boil To suck., %0+ to suckle c ©203¢Ts, 23¢75¢) GoeTs jila-ji- 0n €. 30e38) yibi—yibe, adj. Soft, as too ripe fruit. la-yéru, jila-jila-yéru, v.n. To per- c. wa> &, ade the system, as the poison of a serpent Yy @& jibbati, jibbate, s c. 23080 lezbtlz, s. A sweetmeat so called The small bird called amadavat C. BOVOIB, BORIZIIe> Jili-bili- il C w&)a) jzbbu, s. Gum, glue, resin. adj nudi, jili-bili-mdtu, s. A low but pleas- Viscous, glutinous, sticky ). T any 23252 Ao 10 be ing mode of speaking I8 vegetable that is glutinous gummy Oor viscous SR> gilugu, adj Very small and \t\l close 2. troublesome ) C. BNV, jummu, v. a. To spirt, squirt. 2 to lance a wound H %O‘J‘-’QJ jlleb%l, s. The train of spear- men, &c., going before a person of distinction C ?Cf))quJ Jwyany, s, Father, king, master, lord. foK) H. B9 Jllla, s. A district, zillah P B df))gfim JWyasa, [wwes3] s, Dis- w3, ©¢ 70 the superintendent of several villages 23J S =38 » 330, 253 330F the superinten- (on: gust, loathing el dence of several villages C. egof')agwo'floggi JWyryyana, s, The C. BITo, BJYTo jivaku, jivuku, v, q buzzing of some insects. To suck, as an orange. 2033 ]Lra]u @, s. A whirring noise. 20 2T 8T (85 QJO\)&SGJ ® to turn round with a buzzing B8R, BOVA> jivafi- sound ille kku, jzvatz bidu, ]wzrzdu, v.a. To pluck off with the nails. &V girade, s. A cockroach. H hing Bo0 jird, s A coat of mail, armour C, BJYRIYBRD, 2BYeS @65@65.)3 Ji- "L/ o Fingy H <o D95 @0 jird-chiiri, s. A steel kmfe. vu-jivu-tegeyu, jivu-jivu-hariyi, o q H wqap% 3o jirdni, jirdli, s. Such To fatigue, as walking does the feet , ) articles of commerce as spicery perfumes, &c JT> od\,j]ww'u, JWrs, v, a. To scratch. 008, B0 jirdti, jirdyati, s (Al Cultivation, farmin agriculture. 2. turning C. 835!/‘6 N 2;“53&@ Jivvdle, juvvile, s to account, making use of. 3. a pension. & A swing. T3 ToFoy, Woed W of or belongine to &@QUJ BB jivwikku, jivvidu, it farming. 2 8 %% FR® to give a pension v. a. To scrape off the external surface of any thing. H, BT Sy jird-sanpakki, s. A very small, fine kind of rice. 8. &3 jishnu, [conqueror] s. A name of H. BTIRORGTID Jird-sarigeya-shd- sthnu Indra, or Arjun. ] aa‘osawjzhase, s. Loathing, diseust. 2 le,s. A shawl with a gold or silver border. haste. H. &3 jire, See wos 8. ¥ jzhma, adj. -Crooked (literally or CLiseS Jurrane, adv. Swiftly, speedily figuratively). 2. slow. ®%."a serpent. hastily &3,38 v to come quickly a fish hook. wé O.luog C wfimoo’fioea Jurroyanu, v.n, To cry as a child 8. &g, w&‘g Jihwd, jilwe, s. The tongue (= 5y WYy Jonging to eat 3 A. C, BTE Jirku, s. Reproof, admonition &9 the fur of the tongue, 4 ~ (9] 9 N R we R foreign cummin seed w¥R 28R white C. 220330, 7Y jikina-mettugalu, s Creaking sandals. cummin seed C. 2303300 jikirévi, s. The large bat call- 0. 23¢To Jiru, v. a. To scratch, wound with ed flying-fox the nails 2. to rule lines s. A scratch, C. J a3 continuous line 23¢D 3335 the sear left by § \ Fo jllm, v. a. To suck, as frait, &c a scratch 20% the act of scratching or c. 3 TRYD ji-kolavi, s. A squirt, sy- marking. § rige. 0940 C. PTRWAD, S SeTEWRD jiru-buguri, \UJ\, B3ed jijt, jidi, s. The juice or resin which exudes from the stalk of the jl?'a bogari, s. A whirligig mango after it is cut from the tree. = C. B%’J"daozg girunde, s, A cricket . w\afl JIL]Z, s. The marking nut plant. C. 2350 BINB jirkddu-padu, v.un. T 2k2 T3, the pulp of it. 2@ =2y, to be mark- be alarmed ed, as linen with this nut 2B [ "f@, w\ced%” c. B¢, Berwe g, Bers S a kind of insect very destructive of the mark- eRed jyir-kolavi, jir-golavi, jir- g nut 2R ®eE to mark linen with the juice of this nut gatty, jir-galli, s. A syringe c. B¢8 Jita, s. Wages, hire 23¢8eT g, [} &JQWDE‘(fi)]L7'—JuJ(l, s. A slight wonnd person receiving wages, a hired person edesoE &% Jirna, Jirna, adj Di- o TE® {0 glve wages gested. 2. old, ruined, worn, tattered. e HFR S 8—%335@# Jita-vriksha, s. An olive 25008 Bk to be undigested. 3zeeF IRB, WREABFRY, LRIFW to digest, concoct. B2 tree OHE TR IREIF RN m\fio to be dicested 23R H. 2303, 2500, 033 juna, jema, jinu, ©F 3% the digestive power et diges- A saddle ST 2 S BB to saddle. <31 ted 2. worn, old 237 F0 any thing that § ST g saddler 2k0Lp™ a saddle cloth or the ornamental cover of a saddle LI aids digestion. 2}PeFon g wasted or emaci- ated body 25900, 23 wod a saddle girth S. @3¢5 Jiva, s. The sentient soul, the em- ©. &3¢0, &3eavd jibe, jibu, s. The area be- anation of the Deity which is incorporated tween the two gates of the entrance of a town or between the walls surrounding a fort 2R with the animal body and gives it life, mo- W w8, the place for sitting, &c., in this area tion, and sensation, hence also called ©:=eg; it is opposed to that abstract state of the = C. 22eART jibi-gadde, s. An island § 58, in which, by meditating on its divine 8. BeBowd jimita, s A cloud 2. a § mountain nature and origin, the spirit is set at liberty PR8N Jed to beset, dun, from human feelings and passions 2. life WD E JIWS press hard for payment, &c 8. Brihaspati, the planet Jupiter 2T T Indra, riding on the clouds. Boowy to consecrate or put life into an idol c 8:653.}8 Jiyya, s. A father, grand-father 23 DB to die, depart this life 2. an epithet applied to any superior, as a S. & oD jvanjiva, The Greek par- king, master, lord, &c tridge See BFwT 8. @00 jira, s. Cummin seed 8. Xeo08 jivanti, s, The flower Celti ori- C. &eT jira, s. A line 2. a crack, flaw entalis, 3. a florist 2T g florist S es\wfi.;wa/ca, s. An animal, any thing 32eTON jlrangi, s. The carpenter bee endowed with life 2. a servant, slave, one C 85@?5085-3 ]zr-anclzu, s. A fine border. who gets his livelihood by service 3. asnake catcher 4. a usurer. . 32¢TT, &eTdew jiraka, jirana,s. Cum- a mendicant min seed 8. BeT003 jiva-kdnta, s. A husband T.B G"Qbfi Jirige, [2¢3=] s, Cummin seed A. C. 223 _]wadfl, s. Sticks, fire-wood w0 @0R black cummin seed TRBTOTH e3¢ T 8. Tea3 jvana, s Subsistence, livelihood 460 ¥ 303 be ) 2 water. 2RIT O» (e to get a livelihood, C. 2P0 TTRTS, 80P AREY jun- work for a living, follow a trade. WL PSR T guri-kitdalu, junjuri-giidalu, s. Di- o means of livelihood. @I 3wtF® distress shevelled hair. =0T B g dishevelled head. for a living. S. 8;”0??6:\@3&3 j?l?’{]'()/!i, s. A tune so called. Py 8. BeR08Y jiva-patni, s. A wife whose C. &°cT> jundu, s. Dandruff, & 0B B g husband is alive. scurfy head. s. cfigfifiyfia&i Jjtva-prdyaschitta, C. 20000, SPOIdJUNNU, JUNNU, s, Cheese. s. A ceremony performed on a dying man for &0 B a cheese. &0 T the thick milk his purification. of a newly calved cow. S. 8%@3503% jz’va-ra’sl&i, s. The animal king- C. 2POHR jummage, [o38] adv. Silent- dom, living creatures in the aggregate. ) ly, quietly. (b5 "3075)'8356)].2’2:(17‘(:71?}16, s. Akind of frieze work in gold. B3B8 =D, to make it. C. &°0333> jummu, v. n. The leg to be a- g, C. @QE’)SOZB jz’va—kidi, v.n. To live. 2. to sleep. =@ @39, to pain slightly, as af- be deliberate. 23 H2ro3e3T he cannot live. ter the cessation of acute pain. 8. ez ~dq (.JJ\ SIONS> jivd-jivaw dgiru, A. 0. 2203303 jummane, s. Horripilation. - v. . To beon the most intimate terms, to be rising up, as corn shoots. =oN® the hair i as one soul. to stand on end. i W 8. 5%3?75715 j{v-u’tma, s. The -sentient soul, T. B. 888 jukuti, [»%) s. A stratagem, i as opposed to ¥3I%3, the abstract soul. 2. the device. o vital principle or spirit, that spiritual essence foey G. &“E?{&&“g Jukkdni, s. Deceit, fraud. el which renders bodies susceptible of motion 9,63 X3 to deceive. 08 or sensation. hat 8. LWETOPHID jz’vu’dka’ri, s. An entertainer, c. %\)gé’tzcgf) ju/f/te-palz?e, s. A vegetable so called. 0k supporter, nourisher, @ 3378270 to become a means of subsistence. T. B. &R juga, [¥»7]s, A pair, twins. 2. C. O%QSugjz'va'.la, s. A chip put in the mouth an age. o piece of a musical pipe or drone. 2. substance, 8. &PROPY Juguphse, See wriozy. atel ability, essence. 3. liveliness, sprightliness. o 0. aPEEPEERI, Julajuta-tegeyu, S. v. ». To pain. Be>03 3 jwdkshara, s. A vowel. A . 4 0 S. " ) jt’l’i, s. A living creature. C. &°8, jutlu, s. A tuft of hair left on ! e S. the crown of the head, while the rest is close- 3eNF jz’vika, -s. Livelihood, profession, bertf occupation. ly shorn. 2. the crest of a cock and other 2053) i i} birds. &3 notd, wHI rickd the knot in "“3335 j[vita, adj. Living, alive, existent. & <% which this tuft of hair is generally tied. S. BenBe3 jivitésha, s. A husband. 1 i(’vl*l‘ ), WD to be crested, as the head of a . a3 \ ‘m‘ajivisu, v.n. To live, exist, subsist. cock. wtd), 33 g child with a patch of hair C. Ggeagjl/vllf, v. @ To whittle, pare, dress on its forehead. =, J¥ an insect with a [,vp: 7 with a kuife. crest. ) W2 to leave a tuft of hair on C. &°OR, &70N, EPONGON junga, jun- the crown of the head, as at the first tonsure fi ot gi, jungi-bhangt, s. A drunkard. =o of a brahman. = %87 a goldsmith’s ham- AR WoN3T intoxication, inebriation. mer with a face and a claw. “4 fling F ) A wox dark 0. BRI, &PER, &PIFI, &IdOAY C: o83 jzmja, adj. Brown. it ot brown, @¥ero light brown, Fo® o= reddish Junagu, Junmugu, Junagu, Junugu, 3 il brown. RN v. n. To retire, withdraw, retreat. f C. &°0%¥0 jumfju”?/, s. The buzzing of bees. swin to go off slily or without being heard. g at =i n retreat. W T. B. &P0&PROT junjugdra, [==] s. A B NTT g retreater. ‘.\'(“Jd' gambler, mey @ to shufile, delay, loiter. e ol 401 3, B, ”-"’i Jutta, [=»=] adj. Fit, proper, @ 8:""7{3?53@3952:3&633 Jitgdduttdnade- suitable. yu, [347%] v m. To creep, move on slowly. T T. B. &”% Judda, [<»3] s, War, battle. 0. &R jz/fgu, s. The mane of a horse. C. &3, &N, B3 jumaki, =) w332 to comb the mane. TP RIFTRTILN Jumiki, jumuki, s. The drop of an ear- front tresses. ring 2 2. the Persian flower. XIVE TS an So Gviesy j'zi;-'u, s. Gaming, gambling. 2. earing with a drop. RN 0, RN, WRIRDITI g T a wager. X WRIT BRRY C. 80830 juma-juma, s, Numbness. gamester. wPe@ to gamble. S TE e ) a gambling party. 2. the sleeping of a limb kept long in one a fighting-cock. =*% position. 8. &8 jita, s. Matted hair. @oT) =, A. C. 2°33>,3 jummane, See o3, norm w3 Shiva, as having had the moon ] H. &°359 Jumld, s, Total, whole. =35 and the Ganges in his hair. ReRE=e3 an 259% the total balance. ascetic, as having clotted hair. A. 0. &°0 juri, o. a. To flow out, 00ze 0. &8 jzigfu, s. Impudence, ill-behaviour, through, trickle down. forwardness =*e30708 gn immodest woman. & ’dy jurru, v. a. To drink or suck thick weh3S forwardness, impudence. 22703 0D G liquids, with noise. a forward disposition. § ]I. &ue)bm)j&tldi, S. A_ weaver. C. &3 judi, See B2, H. 000> 22w juldlu, juldbi, s H. &7°8 jliti, s. Shoes. =30 RGN C, Waste, prodigality. X 5ND to be extra- to slipper. =»8g €W to put on shoes. vagant. ORWIT, WUWES prodigalness. T, B. 800, &0, &8 juda, jidu, B 0eWTRT, W HIWET g prodigal, extravagant man. jlif @, |5#%) s. Gambling, gaming. =3 WO F® to go to unnecessary or thoughtless expense. 7703, WAV, WROTT, WY g gamester. [\ C. 2R, P, &“éo)(julipe, Julupe, (0 eanRidl jlilu, s. The ornamental cover of ¢ ju l 'pe, s. Locks of hair left at the time of a saddle, a horse-cloth. 2O tonsure, just above and before the ear. l\ < -2 0. &I Juvvane, See =3, 2B to let such locks grow. §, 8. 805083, 80P eojrimbha, jrimbhana, s. Gaping, yawning. 2. expansion. 3. ex= G. 220, 8w, &“iju]ime,juhmze, pandin tob] o stretching. % oW to gape, yawn. jul me, s. Oppression, tyranny, injustice. 0. 2°0OTS julukane, adv. Lightly, not =,008 gaping, yawning. ‘ 2. expansion. adj. | Opened, expanded. heavily. 0. 2°@0R> julugu, See et H. éotfiqm@ jenjlza’li, s. A swivel gun. | H. 22033593 julumdna, s. A fine, = A. C. T0&3 jente, See wot! S T to fine. c. Bo3 gente, s. A small rapier. 2. a small weeding machine. 2odwoo8 g small 67 Wficgfi juvvane, adv. Swiftly, quickly. 2. gently. weeding machine. 2308 B2, B BREWN 1 to weed a field. i c. a8, e, &S BE SO Ll Juvvdle, juvvdlu, juvvdle-jampdle, C. -3_‘)3&3 ‘/et.t’l, See 2:‘%. I s. A swing. T TR t0 swing. T. B. BB jede, Seo w3. ¢ C. &PNND juvvi-gida, s. The waved leaf Q Je TSV jeniwdra, See wawd. f fig tree, Ficus infectoria. C . cgb j€7'i, See =0, c. ct”é\ss&“@&fifi T juvvu-juvvu- ok =9 (, tegeyu, v.n. Totire, as the legs in walking. CY) jelli, See =§ & b>) S. 23\)-0_5303‘@8 ‘]‘M-IUU'(E{Z(I, s. The moon. 5330 sy jelli-kallu, Sce 3. a horse. 3. the wind. o ?z?% jelle, adj. Tal), high, lofty. 2 46 ad N _— 550N o3 S 0. BBy ROB, WeR= 0B jéru-gandi, jér- . B2 jevali, See w3, T. B. T3 jeve, See =3 -gandi, s. A place for the egress of smoke: ¥, c. BIwwd jeve-bidi, S. A kind of 2. an embrasure for large guns. - powder with which thieves are said to sprin- H. BeTo200%s, BeTood jéru-bandu, kle those they wish to plunder, and thereby je’m—bandz', s. A martingal. 2. a whip. ) fix them in sound sleep. T. B. B9, B85 jeshte, jeshthe, [%5m] C. —2?)35?%7? jc’r-ka,t!z‘ge, s. A truss for © a rupture. § s. Misfortune, calamity. 2233, BB, '22;3\ e3 Al égszfi jc‘vat_le, v. n. To twang the 1T BA2EW o be unfortunate. =3, v . an un- bow-string for a trial before shooting. fortunate woman, onein low circumstances. 63~2 B3 T. B. BeS360 jévana, See 3. 001l ©333, w30 g miserable existence. 3 W % T 249 o ot 0 ¥o13e] S. ?20 ’@jeitm, adj. Victorious, triumph- an low wit. “513333 unfortunateness. e3 s. The chariot of Indra. a sad countenance. ant, invincible. o §o 50?5"@% jeivdl‘?‘ika, s. A drug or 0. BY>HT jelupisu, See wvn. o, medicament. adj. Long-lived. . BY jele, See w9, ! See A. C. BROT jonku, v, a. To squeeze vio- c. BeREB, BerE jéyati, jégate, lently. ones, AG. 8 \.@O'/'\JJQOB']'OH'(/UZZ', s. Syncope,fainting. s. BeredHRNI jdglyamdna, adj. = Cc. Bweody, Lo ot jondu, jondalu, Very commendable, very praiseworthy. adj. Insipid, juiceless. 2. hollow, empty. C. égé Jéje, s. The name of any goddess. o2 s. A strong grass orreed eaten by elephants. (o1 RER IR o worship a goddess TWRO 2 3% to become dry or insipid. u{[lf, C. égdg’n Jédanu, s. A weaver. ©:283a Iy woman of this caste. T. B. BHOT, éu@;SQ jonna, [Eacey] s. The moonlight. 2. heroism, valour. Swo 9 s éed&%og Jéda-hula, s. A spider. Swezwvad Cupid, the son of the moon’s sis- over Of ter Ew5 Lwod the rising moonlight. ¢. Bedo, ég&:floé‘?a Jédu, jédi-mannu, eszgx s. Glutinous clay, potter’s earth. 223 the clear moonlight. EwodwEY the moon. t’?@odo:fi@e})\é‘voéfi RO IR BUOTY ST Q. é@&*’a je’zl(l 5 8. A woollen blanket, cambly. 63082 the moonlight is like the milk sea, the fant 8. —6‘?(’3 Jéta, s. A conqueror, victor. moon is like a white water lily boat. 3o c, égéoje’nu, s. Honey. % nwed), e vl w, B3 2w¢ honey-comb. I Fe A. ¢. BpowD, BRrOTYS jompa, jompa- wax 2D Y, BRIY, 3wy a bee. (=13 lu, s. A bunch, cluster, adj. Sleepy. 2. iy al (3] %y, to make honey. 2R BRED to take numb. 3. thick, as applied to foliage. 2D JekD, B 22wef o g hunch of flowers. honey. %3:3 2%, honey. | glmv o Fpgwo to disperse bees, with a view to A. 0. BROVTD jompisu, v. a. To thnll take their honey. BRI F3T2W gpirituous make start. 9.4 liquor made from honey. 't%fi;)’») TN AB0 honey Sy éf@‘f\;\ 7099a, [3aRs] adj. Worthy, to ooze or run. B30 OB I words dis- fit, proper. AL tilling as honey. 2B D0 B ABEW to anoind c. Bwbs Jotte, s. Honey-comb., 2. alump an idol with honey and milk. of damp corn, &e. B, T, to construct a i éga)-) je’bu, s. A pocket. ¥V g jack- honey-comb. 2. to become lumped, as corn et with a pocket. by keeping. S. ée?fna‘) _]'(J/N'Zd?l(l, s. Food, victuals, eat- A. 0. BB jodaru, [28%]s. A lamp, ing. amp. 2. the the flame, or falling sparkslofaj C. éitb J€ru, adj. Stout, thick, dense, 2. smell of burnt oil. DFR a3 w&T the oil strong, hard, rough. @:¥»7w elephantiasis, dropping from a wick. Bem 3D the large BT SR g close siege. LRFrY a rough flame of a lamp. stone. Ewr8w, ¥iknirg e dense darkness. T. B. BROR jonaga, [#3:%] s. A dog oty 463 N [ =3 =, o9 o8L0h c. 23 jote, See =3 separate the refuse from the good by fanning. TRFY WF, a boaster, liar LRFO JeBY gn c. B8 R jottige, s 1e strap or collar empty speech, falsehood round an ox’s neck by which itis fastened to the yoke G. BLLEOTY Jompu, v.n. To drive off, as flies, &c C. B3 Q jottini, s. A female hermit, or the wife of a ¥ogi. ACG. Q@Q%Qé)fi j(,fialzke, s. Care, heed ¢. B §3 caution. EENCED) Cfijottu, jottdda, 2. fierce. C. BPeTOD50T jo-kumdra, s. An adj. 'lhmk, close, deme, pasty. 4. durable. LR3) W a du- image of clay called a son of Shiva, having 3. compact rable colour an immense membrum virile, carried in pro- wwd), v, a thickset creeper 20 a fierce blaze €@ a close or cession in a basket on a woman’s head TRR F0FTS et g proclamation of the days crowded place. this idol is to go in procession, during which T B é\fe)—:g Jotte, [%=] adj. Joined A it is considered perilous not to keep at home. united, associated, combined. LR O m C é\faf’fi j()/ue, s. Care, heed, caution. TwR pairs, in company with. Eed cInd, e Re Fawn cautiously, carefully. g FBRAT o @ to be in pairs, united. ¥w? me3 g3 compan- be cautious or careful 20y ? SeB to take ion, fellow. LB Y DR to g0 1n com- care of. LW TS g careful person. pany B. BRIy jonna, See Bwod TR é@@/\ J0ga, [Swn] s, Abstraction of mind, Lwgn meditation on one object c éu@s;; énéogf\é?) Jonnu, jonnu- YR a hermit’s sandal. See SwynR gatte, s. Cheese A T. B é@\Aafla Jogamma, s. A female A c. Bw Y2, TR ]oblulu, Jollu, devote LRiRoPIRR, twiRods BBAR her 22020 oY V) 23%0 to stick in the alms basket s. Deep mud mud T. B. TWPAS Jogati, s. A female devotee. C E‘?\.@B\)@G)J_]Obbuhd adj. Thick, luxuri- c. & Ry, &J@’D/\O-jvlg Jogappa, jo- ant, as foliage, ears of corn, &c. Iy The worshipper of a goddess c. Bwe jollu, s aliva, spittle, v 8, B. BREASE 7?‘]0./111'(11‘&/6, [Segnis dwelling Begd WOBW galiva to drivel TR %3] 5. A devotional sitting posture, with g 38 glabber lipse Bre) B, Ve TS a cloth drawn round the lower extremaities. a child’s prattle. 2. a lie, empty brag. wgp 2333 g slabbering o or drivelling mouth C. BRAY, BeRYY jlgala, jogula, s. A lullaby 2. sport 1n water TRYNRY T 2. the Aw é@'@ Jolle, s A garland, 73, TRr¥ Fo® to sing a lullaby, chin. Wu'm" BHBRRCBE) WB wo"#’o to take hold . dd’@\ AR J()y(t(ilSIG, v. a. Toswing, of the chin and entreat ek *\D%”J to swing one’s self. 0. BRTT, é“fi)mbg Jovvdlu, jov- 'I‘Bé Q0N JOgi, [P s. A religious vale, s. A swing. mendicant or devotee LRgNIZF g female A. C. BAHTTOS Johararu, s. Horsemen mendicant 2w $3, 0 a mendicant’s fiddle. troopers N w08 g mendicant’s quilted tatter. TR A. 0. BRHOTDs johdraru, See wotmet. A @Ba¥R g mendicant’s alms-bag ERgN 239 %9 a miserable existence. Ewh D63 berrie . BryBegrheddn, Y sl Rw TR IR used for beads by mendicants. 33 8,I/)Z’ljOl(L—SzH’Z/N,JOZ(l‘]Ula hoy- 28N 2 0@ to heggar, strip of every thing Yu, v. a To pour out fast, as corn from a Jvad the feats or conjuring of a mendicant ack, money from a bag, &c W vy FW38Y g pearl of impure water G é@ 75 J()”ll/, adj. Unsubstantial, emp- W EweT™ to become destitute. ty, lean, thin, as grain, &c. Bwgd FToW un- 0. BrendHTYers jdgi-yaralé-gida, substantial or refuse grain NG 3 D to The tree Hibiscus populneus 402 g 4 N Sren %5030 0 T. 8. Booh 835 jdgini-shalti, s A BrBBTRT g double silver waist band. @%g i goddess so called. & 2627 one who eats with another. Z2RBRUT C. é@i’?\ffg Jogi-bhadra, s, An idler, 22 8 they are inseparably united. 2R B bty lazy man. 5% a double marriage badge, (one from the (B Z‘Jfi)(J?\)JVjO/!/’M, s. A word used by the de- father and one from the father-in-law,) worn ¢l votees of a goddess. 2. numbness, or a limb on a woman’s neck, @wi® w¢ g double g old bracelet. £ ) VoLt < asleep. TR T, BT TR to use the a- ©2wcEY a double thread, i bove word. e €370 to move the head and I to assist, countenance, patronize. mg body round, as a woman possessed by an evil c. é@@fiag*{)&)@g Jodu-tappale, s. A brass i spirit, B 8, a fortune teller’s basket. pot with straight sides and tinned. c. émgfi:gaoéfi Joguldmbe, s. The C. BT i€ Jodu-vakki, s. Theruddy ays name of a goddess. goose. L;.(‘h ATy é@fi'fi’)fgb _j()’gll_l‘tl, v. n. To move the A CH é@elg j()’de, s. A whore. 2. a quiver. e tongue about quickly. 2. to play in water. C. é@@}% é@e&§ Jodne, jodni, See c. é@e%%fl’ Jdjiga, [%e@er] s, Wonder, LR BES. Lol) surprise, curiosity. C. éu@eéj\ j()’dfe, postposition, With, €3 ke C. é@gé@@ jdjj(),, interj. Expressive of eak7 with him, blessing, be happy, &c. It terminates each o. é.@g{%f\) j()’?}ige, s. Beginning, com- mifufi line of every song used for lulling children mencement. e to sleep. C. éu’anJ jf)’flu, adj. Of the consistency i A. C. E)Jag"fi j(,{(!d, s. A hero. 2. a fit person. of honey. TR ed B BnhD to be thin, as AN, é@g?fi'fl Jodaga, s. A whore-master. e honey. €. éu@Q’{I‘% jo'(_lane, s. Joining, uniting, C. '8%@@3 Jota, [ewen] adj, Suspended, collecting. pyofee 2. readiness, preparation. adj. hung. L@@ to wave, move, oscillate. Fitting. B EEERA in a state of prepara- B é@g%jo’ti, [¥%5:8T] 5. A lamp. 2. ly '}‘i;‘ tion., ER(IRIND to join. 2. to get ready, light. 3. radiance, &c. %?:Jafi@ FIoTOX g red prepare. sandal spot put on the forehead at the time C. Eg'v@g@; JOdi, s. A favourable quit-rent. of lighting lamps, by married women. 2. the iy aTea» g grant of land at a favour- iith remains of red sandal powder used in the able quit-rent. 2. a long hook to gather Lt (3] service of an idol. eiwgd %, ohee used in- fruit with. 3. a pair, couple. LB NPV, gll]flu stead of oil. w8 Scwtd; a lamp made of 7y o0 Bt T the long stick to which the hook pastry. k8 T8 a gem of good water. is attached. Lot BNOR), WwdR BT o gather fruit, &c., with it. T. B. Boedus B jitir-late, [#agsord] | 5‘:\'311,' ] s. Lightning. 3% é@g@ jo’di, s. One-fourth of a sheet of T. B. B8O D jotir-lipi, [ @asery] ol paper. s. A writing that becomes visible in the fire. Cc. BRLBR, Beed? jddige, jédike, s foutk dn A joint in carpentry. 2. the state of being S éfiegg&@sgzfia Jotishtoma, See wwagq ilt 835,30, o3 joined, united, or paired. T. B. B008T30, BoedT D Jotisanu, C. év@efifi\jb Jjodisu, v.a. To unite, pair. 768 2. to obtain, attain, get. Jotishanu, [¥32=%] s. An astrologer. ber Tl s 39 6. BeeD> jotu, s. Wish, desire. =wc3d (o éu‘ag#a j{f([éé, 5. A pair, couple. 2 equality. 3. shoes, sandals. 4. armour, mail. F2go to be wishing, looking for. 2. to hang L= Nok . Feye R on any thing by the hands or feet. Tw¢zoainR il adj. Equal, like. 9, TWRRRT to join, a longer, sensualist. w3 2w to go with unite, pair. g B g pair of stockings. ~- LSRR P! - 0 BRRB), 30 desire or eagerness. Ty BB a pair of gloves. BRg R ERFINTY U/ .;”‘; i ¥,8 B g pair of shoes. A. C. "8?3‘.@6@)3 jdth, s. An obscene or baw- 23 oS G NG to be in pairs, > 13 two hands closed. dy speech. 465 3 I = N 5503 %ue QN‘S 20d ¥kd g strict order B WU & é,@g:fl@j 8_/%(13//&, s. A proper name. A.C o) \ 0 o} Jodd, s. A trooper, horse sol- 2223 87 dunning hard er. b4 o an elephant keeper. BaTBwry) to C. BZedE, TwedR jdrike, jorige, the troopers (or elephant keepers) shouted s. Jaggory in a liquid state. €. IV Judddu, v. ». To wave, swing, 0. BUeT:20Ts joru-bdru, s. Streams of shake, move. perspiration dried c. BeedR jodiga, s, Wonder, surprise, BReeBR €8BI jorbdru-ka- curiosity reyu, v. a. Tomilkin a continuous stream. C. Bl .]udu, adj. Cast down, depres- ééfef) “/ZZ, s. Connexion, intercourse, sed Vgt 5w a dejected countenance. interference. ©IS BwOR TR W3 hay T.B é.@\@ Jona, [757] s. A dog. nothing to do with him, 23080 2B to asso- C. ZBPION jonangt, s. A hunting dog ciate with ey e59TTH g person not fit to a dog for the chase. associate with 200D, BRIR, BedF Jjoni, 76- C. &R0 Beewsds jdlu, jolddu, nge, jo?l?/&f}, s. Jaggory in a state of TR ». n. To wave, oscillate, move, SWing. fluid or syrup 202 B liquified jaggory 2% to hang on, cling to. BRL T 3 e3’ J‘r‘:) B. BWOeJRT> jonigaru, [=:533%] s Rtd,, Bweew w0 to suspend, to hang, asa Mussulman lapidaries, speaking the Tamil cloth on a line B T g lon flapping language. ear, not perforated. 2ot 3wn g dejected C. énomfi BRIDE, BRITO, fe)Qw face. 238220 RW0oES, BRRTIBIS TWec S a w avmfl‘ branch. DR B8 2w T8, Hegen 8 g, 08, B8 jdpage, jopata, jépa- [V a{OM] blobber lip. LRy ERNRVI, TR a, jopam Jopata, s. Whisking off wrinkled skin [=NEII9) THROT [T @ flies. RT3 In®), BwkTB to whisk off flies. wrinkled old man. ZeR0 & awaving or flowine beard. 2wied #T% wambling bowels c é\@"wfib _]')j“('dl, s. A shed, hut. c. Br R, BRIV Jdpdna, jo- 2o e)adew jolu-dabbe, s. The bam- boo with which a Cdvadi cooly carries two pana, adj. Careful, cautious, circumspect. burdens. LaHS IRD to take care of, be careful 2N carefully, cautiously LR C. BrUsBRUdR Jolu-joligu, ». », To be wrinkled. Twren BTN &RE {0 B Zwrr to go circumspectly Wringie. é@fw% 2eelD, é@°&g9]0pzdz . Brew2oD jolu-bdvali, s. An eas ]abzdz, j()[)lll, See TR ornament 0. By, Bweed jdpu, jobu, v a C. BRORIOR jolu-bdvaliga, s, The To drive away or brush off flies, &c. large bat called flying-fox. C é@gfimé Jomdle, s. A gold necklace c. Bosensge jiluwa-purbu, s. 0. BROT» jomu, s. Numbness, a limb '&Es.@g;\)?.) 5 LRIV BN numbness Over-hanging eye-brows. leep i or sleepiness to seize a limb cL 534@“@@ 75 jol-btlu, v.n. To hang, be dependent on a person, as a child its parent. . B. B> jdi, See B, {, T, B. ByseoNR jdisa, [#y2%%] s An C éfi(’@ .70“‘5; v. a. To drive or brush off i astrologer. flies, &c. (03] 4 C. BRETR B, E0D 00 jdra-gatti-hariyu, G éd@""O/\ J lé?_/(l, s. An astrologer + v. n. To perspire profusely A. C é\@’%\)\ ']UQIZCZ, s. Silence, muteness, (, H. B00To530 taciturnity [ S0 0> jordvart, Joru 'Z:UL\C&NV 2651 S 0~ = | i s. As- s. Force, violence. F5® to compel . B esJW«ST@ Josyavu, [Ey8% force tro ¥ i ot < astronomy. S B OeR0wRN forcibly, compulsively 466 SN SR w5 brance. 9. understanding, comprehension 3 T, B éfigh’gga Josyanu, [352s%] s, An astrologer. the exercise of the intellectual faculty. h AL G é@@% jo’fia, s. A disguise, mask. S. 8?7 8y ny dta, adj. Known, comprehen- C. BRemY, Buwoomod jdhdra, jéhdri, ded, fully understood. s. A bard or herald, one that proclaims the S. 898 972}/(5’2‘?‘, s. One of the same gotra, ot o titles of kings. B5e083 the profession of a collateral relation or distant kinsman, with a bard or herald. ®w:®e0 B to proclaim whom one cannot intermarry. the titles, &c. of a king. m wn &0 3 gfizya’na, s. Spiritual wisdom, sense, \ly C. é»@g&éo JjOhw, s. Numbness in any knowledge in general 2. knowledge of a member, a limb asleep. BT B0, By specific and religious kind, that which is | ita +1 ¢ & &Bo® to be numb, asleep, as the foot, &e. derived from med 10a,La! on and the study of philosophy, which teaches man the divine ] C. é\.@eej j()'.la, s. The great millet. =%R FoBRY, Tow Bwg nature, and origin of his immaterial part, =2%:¥ white great millet. 0N 2wk yellow great with the unreality of corporeal enjoyments ¥ red great millet. I 1l millet. Fodg B3es¥ a coarse millet, given or worldly forms; and which, separating him ST0¥3 Bec¥ Indian corn. during life from terrestrial objects, secures only to buffaloes. 2B ©nt? g black, coarse kind of millet. to him, after death, a final emancipation 58 2w¥To% fried or parched millet. SBT3 from existence, and union with the universal a ©393 millet grain not yet hard. B ¥T B3 spirit. 223 a sag Ty one possessing spiritual an ear of millet. QB Bwr¥ millet grown wisdom. 2. an astrologer, fortune-teller. by irrigation. Ty I Beg%nd may your 83 7ot [ocean of wisdom] a Canarese work m@é house become full of corn, may you prosper. on ethics. S &3, a form of worship, Ane koD, W the organs of the five senses, Bse¥d 30 coarse millet, not ground fine. T 2 b} T eye, T ear, FowM nose, O tongue, ¢330 a kind of millet dumpling, 2w<¥ me of (NI 8% skin. S BE%) (mind-eye, having no i) T Twh,, Sac¥0 w0 millet bread. Bo%, the straw of the great millet. 22090 other eyes) blindness. &S 733 the essence ,h)WL“E' &8, flour of great millet. BT, Bt of wisdom. 23S w0 an enlightened mind. p Ja TniT, B8 BakS bhoiled millet eaten by 23S SnnF the pat‘h. of wisdom. EITB g 53 {0 the lower orders, instead of rice. BRRYT # wise man. @\3 2D a rational creature; NOICREN] 5 = 83,0200 sour millet gruel. BRITD BRW) g, %83 ?Soi‘\,)#, @:3 23 &3, 22?-){3 &g%@%“,z{a})ap’fi es ) cake made of millet-flour, jaggory, cocoanut, 2% 0 Sanscrit works on spiritual wisdom. 0} &e. TARYB S0 g mortality among cattle %fi ¥ S gpiritual washing, baptism. %25 from eating the straw of young millet. [~V-13 9 S Bwod to be baptized. %3 EENCEAY) A put $3 o & the boll or ear of millet before it @ to baptize. 23S F332% one who baptizes. 3 bursts open. 8. &9 1T gnydpaka, s. Memory, remem- o T (e}, éu@?? j(f,l’i, s. Proportion, adjustment. brance, recollection. BT Fomd, HTT Intd to remind. LD 2. share. 3. pair. 4 work, business. 5=} s SR Ik #uagd to recollect, re- 2wr¥ a double work. member, bear in mind, call to mind. iy & C. é»@{?fi j()/,h'yé’, s. A small bag for S. &9 JYds s. Theearth. 2. a bow-string. pay receiving alms. S. w:fi@ Jydni, s, Old age, decay, infirmity. i g, Qg’,\ jy(,{SfiflLCl, adj. Best, excellent, 0. Bregoy jolnd, s. A travelling bag. 1] pre-eminent. 2. elder-born. s. The ccin it FORI jouvana, [<59s3] s. Youth. termed a pagoda. 2. misfortune. 8. the god- 2. the female breast dess of poverty. 4. an elder sister. 5. the C. &7ITNR Jouvvdjiy See BT, gl eighteenth lunar mansion. 6. the third lu- I [I,M C. &‘13%9 jou]z', [=3%] s. A cloth, V%33 nar month, that in which the moon’s change a cloth merchant. takes place when the sun isin Gemini. "J‘f‘{)fi 8. & 2 gnyapti, s. Recollection, remem- T ¥23 the elder and the younger of a fami- C} 467 Y & T oon -~ ly €5 o T30 one of the seasons of rain. o2 )b the Greek partridge, as feeding J ™ PERT VYN E %) ) 3) an elder son. t‘%{sifi@ =% the on the moon’s rays. third Hindu month. 2. & 33 3¢ the S. %fi)zgeg(ég jg/o'tsni, s. A moonlight goddess of poverty. & 3. ¥7 the light lu- night. 0 nar fortnight of the third month. K8, v 1 S. &Sd jwam, s. Fever. 338, =8 phleg~ =¥ the dark lunar fortnight of the third matic fever. 598 2.8 a fever occasioned by month. By¥g T20930 the end of June, the 3008 43T a fever arising from in- of humidity. time for paying rents and taxes. digestion. 2wed =0 a malignant fever. <0 3 23 an intermittent fever. @¥ ®(0, CoSET it S. E%ZS»Q?:\%O&J Jyéshthdmbu, s. The scum of water in which rice has been boiled or T an inward fever. 38 2,8, B¢ =T fever (7 washed. Jhe with ague. @V %S a fever from morbid 9, heat in the body. o 3, &0, B33 = O bilious gen s. é@g@%, é@gg%‘w’%jydti, Jyotissu, s. Light. [5) , a lamp. a star. 4. the pu- fever. T0de3 0 a typhus fever. xod¥es ing pil of the eye. 23w <88 T)TVT, TgREF AT Z =30 a brain fever. R FF %O a quartan (, God, as light. fever. %8 wd to be attacked with fever. Iy %0 208 Ewet W the fever 1s gone. z:éc‘ &0 s T. B. é@&gé’lr{’)\ Jydtisha, [¥%3%5] s. As- trology, astronomy. %‘f@(}gg@fi SWRBY to prog- 2w, BInAT the fever is violent. 38 T2 ®ZeN3 i nosticate. ©35'8%, B an astrologer. the fever produces thirst. %58 T8 a tempo- ho rary restraint put upon a fever till some ur- 8. B o8B0 jydtishidma, s. A gent business is accomplished. G, kind of burnt sacrifice at which sixteen offici- S. wcge), 8:&@)5 Jwala, jwalana, s. Fire, ating priests are required. Jh heat, blazing. =W =2y the flame of fire. b S. é@geafi\gg jg/dti§/apali, s. Aking of B VUTED Shiva, with an eye of fire. ?:"5‘2‘730 that name. ¢ to flame, blaze. =©38 plazing, flaming. S 8. B @00 8%3,8 jydtishmati, s. A city so Jhe (Z)\ ©ze?y g blazing fire. called. 2. a kind of oil or unguent. ler S "‘ES@ jwzile, s. Flame. 338 ==, to catch § s. 53@293%9 Jydtsne, s. Moonlight. e fire, become in a blaze. ®3329My a blazing fire. AQ tre AMANANSANAAAAAANANNANANNANANNAANNANNAAANAAANNA il 0 il 09 | ; fhe m j]l(l, The twenty-seventh letter of the 8. TRPOTYITeS98, TYPOTYIOTI Jhan- Ay ) alphabet, the aspirate of the preceding letter, j/ui—va'ta, jlzanjfidpana, s. A tempest, and sounded as jha. storm, typhoon. {ake AL Ol d)‘\)o:i‘)')ofis’c) ghankane, s. Humiliation. c. Toll Jhanti, s. A joist, rapier, or se- 4 ¢ 2. the sound of musiec. 3. despising, con- condary timber of a beam. aly Ly temning. H. T3, TRoT jhanda, jhande, s. An Ly 8. TYoFed jfidniidfll, s. A buzz or hum- (. ming. BowoFed ensign, standard, flag. Wi 2. the loud noise of anger. % to hum, buzz, roar. Tpow, TpoBeey jhampa, jham- fy an pe—ta',la, s. A mode of beating time. S C. TS5, TYRoNEL jhankisu, jhan- 4 (0 H. TQRF00D>R0 jhakdisu, v. n. To blus- gisu, v. n. To brandish a sword, 2. to ter, tyrannize. 2. to become intoxicated. “loy jump, spring, leap. 3. to menace. R A 0. TROTIPED® CN3503 jhanjhandya- H. D8R0, W3 Rojhakisu, jhakkisu, W ) mdna, s, The jingling of leg-ornaments. v. n. To abuse, insult, use foul language. fip BywoBpe3 D to tinkle. ) 0. TRATPABHTGIN, TPARTPAES oy g 468 ,,&%‘ (ohY QY Jhaga-jhaga-koleyu, jhaga-jhagisu, C. TB9590%0 jhamakdisu, v. a. To v n To shine brilliantly. BR3P TIECITHS frighten, by brandishing a sword. Il QA brilliant, effulgent. C. TR jhamakisu, v, a. To brand- c. d)pz‘gj Jhagala, s. War, battle, con- ish a sword. g test, strife, quarrel, debate, dispute, BwR¥Ro S. TWT, TR jhara, jhari, s. A cascade, Y, don¥ $»<T a quarrelsome man, a breeder water-fall. 1l of strife, tenReniod g quarrelsome woman. N c. d)pd”’qo‘doga’@fdjaajfiarajfz ara-ye- BUN¥TR), BRY I, TRY SAcw o dispute, _Ze]fll, v. ». To drag with a jarring noise. quarrel, fight. 3WR¥ 9 < to foment a quarrel. 8. TpTpE B jharjhara, s. A cymbal or C. TP 72 0DoWpd, TR jhagdisu, y tabret. 1))} Jhagisu, v /e n, 'To shine, radiate, be efful- ) gent. AT, 3wAS radiance, the act of shin- A. C. U’Jp{e% 33 jhallannu, o, n. To quake with fear. 3w palpitation. ing. 14 c. (73.\37\)5 j';l(l'(/[/(fiw, adv. Quickly, hasti- s mg)fi Jhallaka, adj. Toose or slight ¢l Iy. o7 /%0 to rise up quickly. in texture. TYF W, a cloth ofloose texture. H. T 83590505%0, TPBF0DR0 jhata- C. THY T, U’J.J?)hp%, o‘g,;g)oa ghalladi, kdisu, jhadakdisu, ». n. To drive a j]lallagzi, j/’ldlc’di‘i, s. A sieve, cribble, 1P horse violently. grate for sifting. 2. to detain with violence. hilg 3. to be insolent to a superior. c. U)J;Jf?)fi jfl(li!afle, s. Sudden terror. C. TRBRE, dP&oe 8 jhata-pata, H. UJ.DQ j]l(l”i, s. The ornamental tassels Fire jlza,tcfpa,ti, s. Mutual strife. 2. noise made of the hair of the yak fixed to a horse’s head fire by rubbing oil on the head, &c. Bu@r 37 the bos-grunniens or yak. A %) . dp’egj, TP, R, THRE 33;?)0 ghatti, S. d)'\)(@j?\i‘) jhallisu, v. a. To sift, shake, “ Jhattiga, jhatji-malla, (=% s. A wrest- as corn, &c. ler. S. O, jhasha, s Afish, 307 #Ss, o atd 2 -2 8. TOE3 jhate, s. A plant so called. R Ty = Cupid, with the sigu of a fish on his e i banner. -2 [=] sexual pleasures. A. C. tipré;@flwdapu, s. Effulgence, lus- BT TSI F ) Bm ST oD Shiva, the destroyer of Cupid. tre, radiance. H. TpB 38 Tl jhaditi, jhadti, s. Ex- 8. TPBRI, By jhasha-phasha, amination or comparison of accounts. B8 ghasha-pishi, s.Insincerity, want of frank- Sw(® to examine an account. aafi‘zno@’) 3 ness. B[R RIVUD I o 593 to speak frankly v O 8 3@ to see what amount of money is in or ingenuously. €3S InETH B A P, ¢ there the treasury. Swa3 3 Fwgo to take an is no insincerity in his language. account. BB IR to make out an account. /'}gmz- T. B. Op® jhasa, [3=)] s. Fame, cele- FaZRTo2 BP28& 8B an account has been Al brity. taken of all the goods. A.C. O)),D%jil ala, s. Heat. $3%0¢heat ofbody. A. 0. TPB8 ghaditi, adj. Unhesitatingly v i3 and without error. BLFIZS) D9AITI0 T8 A. C. TpYo, TAXY jhalamba, jhali, © I will tell it without hesitation or mistake. s. A hood, veil. t’,\ h] A. . TPGorndDs, jhalambdita, s. A 0. TPID0 Jhadiyu, v. a. Toram, toload fire arms &e. 2. to rain incessantly. 3pd fanner, one who drives off flies, &c. ) ¥ AW to cause to ram. C. TPYT jhalaka, s. Bathing, ablution. i A. C. THBRL jhadisu, v. a. To shake off. €. BRgss j:’ta]d/fu, v. @. To brandish. v. 2. to abuse. 3. to throw away. n. To glitter. s. Glitter, radiance. 0 i It C. TPFBTI T, TP TWFTS, T al C. TRYAY BT o: jhala-jhalu-to- 1 §lly 3 jhap-jhanane, jhanjhanaka- .ZC’?/ %, v. a. To wash and scour so as to make H shine. ne, j]ldflffj/d?w, s. The tinkling of bells flm"e (o ) on the feet, &c. SpFEedm to tinkle or sound. C. TG IPYOIIR, TRFTL Y jha- N o/ 4 26 % ~ 7 (VNI TP X lajhaldisu, jhala-jhalisu, v. a. To po- 8. quc'c?jQfiJ@?\' ghilli-mriga, s. The yak lish, make shine. or bos-grunniens, C. TRYLT, TPY20IR, TYPIR., G. D:@> ghillu, s. The sensation produced by the sting of a scorpion, &c. 2. the force dp?b?'\fa, TR jhalapisu, jhald- of a stream, &c. Bpgp dngS A0 to extend, isu, jhalipisu, jhalkisu, jhalisu, o as the pain from the sting of a scorpion, &c. a. To brandish. Bpgw By S BT to spirt out with force, as 8. ini;@?%d Jhalatkdra, s. Effulgence, blood from a wound. radiance, lustre, 0. DPDOPRS RO jhiva-jhiva-tege- ] C. B)Te0Tee, TuIwoTY jhdnkana, YU, v.n. To become tired, as the feet in [0 jie.dnjfzazw, s. The sound of a gong. walking, €. oeoBd, TYIeoB jhdrda, jhdnde, s. DyIe0TeT, BTR0T 8 jhinkdra, s. A flag, standard, ensign. j]u’n]trit'i, s. The humming of the car- 8. TYo08 jhdta, s. An arbour, bower, place penter bee, &c. overgrown with creepers, a wood, thicket. ¢ Oqoaozfiafi jhummane, s. Horripilation. €. UU,J'@&SQ'(',SD&S jfidta’-d}’zdiz, s. A high 8 H. TO50000%2 jhukdisu, v. a To fix, road. settle, establish a price. 2. to nod with in- A& 0. Do Jhddane, s. A broom. 2 a toxication. taking off. —— O XY C. TYI20T353 jhumu-jhumane, s, § e 0% 5@ jhddd-mddu, v.a. To settle in full, to pay entirely. ByRFITON TR The humming of bees. i B to give without sparing. C: TYNN SG3ATs jhuvvane-yegari, te BT S D to as- ©, By3ed jhddi, s. Two or more camblies v. #. To jump with force. al cend rapidly or very high, as a paper kite. joined together. 2. a stream. 3. a mass. dasd R to spread such camblies for visitors A. C. TRY200R1 jhulumpisu, v. a.- To L brandish a sword. to sit on, &c. 9 ©. T8 0 jhddisu, v.a, To shake, as c. U’Qb@jotbp?o%b(fim Jhulu-jhuluhar- (b a cloth. o9 twey ik 8 to shake off ?'3/2.6, v. n. To ripple, as a stream. dust from the feet. H. GAJJ&'@S j]lté_fe, s. A lie, falsehood. S T. B. TQI9» jhdma, | &3] s. A watch &23%<3 g liar. § { of three hours. H. TRV jhzilu, s. A horse-cloth. c. YD, sowss jhdlari, jhdlary, s. ByeoseB jhénkdra, s Buzzing or s. A fringe, net-work. Gwsv0c #8% a lattice 2. the twang of a bow- 0§ humming of bees. window. Qw0 8% a rice strainer. Bysewd & kD g straining ladle. string. )T BweoeT the buzzing of the black bee. BoT0T, BgoTeT JRB), TPRO T, B. TY790) lea'.vu, [©»a] s. A watch ;\: Ry02 to sound, hum, buzz. ¥R Hoo BpRery of three hours. %S ©2 a watchman. TH» Z3 he twanged the bow-string. a0 D 8F g turn to watch. %S Fwk¥ a cock 52 B the 0§ that crows every three honrs. ¢. TYeo3 %?spg jhéntakathei, s. A sound middle watch, B¥AS 893 the morning watch. used in beating time. hay hndS )™ a gong used for striking the C. BB jhompéru, v.n. The hairto Qi watch. stand on end. L&le F. B. d.)fi)g?fi jka’]ige, s. A bag, purse, A. €. Bp0s3>3 jhommane, s. Horripila- [ Wy tion. scrip. b A. €. B0 jhommu, v. n. To beinfla- 8. Dpol3 jhinte, s. A treeso called. 2. an Lo insect. ted with joy, the hair to stand on end with 6,8 c. D8RR jhiradi-hula, s. A very delight. 1y large black insect. €. BoeeodTo jhdmpisu, v, n. A limb to (]‘{ be asleep. a. Cipg?? j/iilli:’ce, s. The Cicada, cricket. 470 P — oV | e SETEN ik C. &@QK’JB Jhopadi, s, A hut or shed. 0. R cdeRe B o jholi-hodeyu, 2 a tent without walls. TRy T to v, » To be intoxicated. (0 build a hut, pitch such a tent. e ity AAAAA AT \, Y (gap] 9afl ¢ nya, Thetwenty eighth letter of the alphébet-, the nasal of the preceding class, sounded as nya, 5 n or as gni in seignior, SANAANANAAANAS ANAAANAASS [1lly car afon & ta, The twenty-ninth letter of the alpha- To fiif man that he must pay our money to-morrow. bet represented by a ¢ with a dot under it, thi A3, T &z) #gafi TYT DT TTFTR0T F W and sounded as a very hard ¢, with the tip of ToZ et BFeW remind the thief, who stole an the tongue turmed b a’l kwards towards the yesterday, that he will be punished by the iy throat as far as possible. Government to -IMOITOW, 8. B30T fanka, s. Borax. 2. astone cut- s. 8593 ta-kdra, s. The letter ¥, g(l}'{"’l ter’s chisel. 3. an instrument for piercing cad- P [~] (o R &33?\@‘\’5 takdra, s. A small double drum. o 88 jan leaves. 4. pride. ®o ESJE borax powder. c. 873 takkanu, v.n. To be alarmed. ite. ¥owd &%) things soldered with borax. 8 nRTHTOS sfia;oo‘:@s IBFINI S, aios’.sf&:fua?a a‘ Td 8. EoT ™ ,tanlcazza, s. Borax or sub-borate 37,08 the account of the man in that vil- QfSO.cla. lage distressed my mind. h/]l{!f c. 803D tanka-sdle, s. A mint. ¥o F%.0 a king who coins in his own name. o B B. 8% 0, éiffieg takkart, takkali, [3%0] s. A thief. A T3S the superintendent of a mint. e s. &o39T, &05y8 tankdra, tankriti, c. 8% takku, s. Dissimulation, pretence, m S i 1e twang of a bow-string. S0 &cwe hypocrisy, deceit, cunning, fraud. &%8&7 ) B30 In® to twang a how-string. 8%, 35 a deceitful, fraudulent man. éd%gd oV} i 0 g c. &od tanki, s. A kind of tabret. g By TB to be deceived. ¥w,3I, ¥ELY f 4008 deceiving, hoaxing. ¥wy B to lie, tell a 1) c. 8oF tanke, 5. A staffor cudgel. falsehood, dissemble. 239 daéo:i{s‘aozi uaf% c. &8oR> tangu, s. A saddle girth. Horbd w3 w8 Sl I took care not to be de- WA to tighten a girth. or vy to fasten ceived by that man. a girth. c. 8RT> tagaru, s, Aram. BRETS g 0. BorRoxmaT, BohddIxn tangu- : }‘ ;julrl large head. ¥7Ro 2g30 %330 g ram to butt. hariyu, tanghariyy, o. n To be 0. BRe3E 30D tagarchi-yele, s. The quite spent or exhausted by fatigue, 2. to T\sebfli’f” Cassia tora. be reduced to poverty. C. BeoFONS tanakali-gida, s. The tree c. 8083, BorStantanane, tangane, Aischynomene aspera., s. The sound of a tambour, &ec. A.c. 803 tante, s. A staff, stick, cudgel. C. 3003058 tandyanu, v.n. Tosound, as a metal vessel when struck. G. 83590D>%> takdisu, v. n. To put in mind, refresh the memory. 2 to deceive, c. 88, Boxv, tapdki, tapdsu, cheat, run away. €3 ma’u‘:\&@o % ;dsfioé WS s. A cracker. ¥¥e¥g DB to fire off a cracker. \W/ = By §Qa PRB &3 Teow A XY W go and remind that ¢ B9y &5’;323@3, &S*SQ) tappd, tap- 471 &899 oo & pdlu, tappe, s. he post 2. a relay of C [Gory) ""é%fu\eg tdld-tdli, s. Deceit in horses or palanquin-bearers 8 83, to do word or deed, doing work deceitfully, want up the letter-bag. EJN Fon3 a letter sent of faithfulness el ¥ R® to defeat or by post 2,83 th(, post-man. 833 eBQ/O delay 1)J artifice ; to do work deceitfully 293 the post-office. &350 I3 g post- 8.6 ) ldvu, s. A house, place, dwelling, fice write 83 21038 g relay-horse 033 residence. 8@ to fix a relay of bearers, horses, &c. &3 c. &o2d fimbart, s. The plant Garcinia BA BRI to 20 post glutinfiera. '3 0. 8333383, 83535 tamate, tamaku, g c. Bod, B0, 320 timbari, timiri, Al A tambour. EARRE AR R cYeut) ITT TeF {9 firert, s. A child’s tambour or drum o beat a tambour, to fom-tom, S. &')W\E,S tittibha, s. The quail, Parra ja- 0, C. Ewv0do%o taldisu, v. a. To evade, to cana ()1 goensis ? 1) put off. to beat off or away 3. to lead c. 8Do00:%p tipdisu, v. a. To shuflle, ¥ valk out, as a horse, as cards. g c. 3T tavane, s. Simple and compound 0. 805 S‘% L‘zppam, s. A commentary, glos- addition 857 0® to add up figures sary, me'mnW 2. an explanatory note writ- &8 L Lasse, s. A seal, stamp, a mark on ten at the bottom of a page L. T, to & cattle, &c. ¥3) @e% to mark, stamp, print explain, interpret &xy 3red an interpreter D. &3F ¢ &oBed tdkana, tdkani, s. 8e%F, &eFo tika, tiku, s Meaning, 0. ( s. A Pegu pony. interpretation, lossary & %0 to interpret 0, ¢ explain Bz T to tell the meaning. & D. &o50&0 T tdkd-tdku, adj. Very ex- b}l FeFoTT) commentators, interpreters. peditious, very quick W4 —— o. &8 %33505‘2 tiki mant, s. A gold neck- . 5o T O 8> takd-hdku, v. a. To pin (U1} lace that goes tight round the neck. or baste down a cloth, to secure it while sew- A ing c. EoToEeToNTs tiku-tikdgiru, w. n. f c. &o0RD takisu, . To put in mind, to To be proper, well, nice. charge strictly C. COR%) Iflj)ll, s. A note or glossary written fi at the foot of a page 2. money deposited as C. &9 tdku, s. The nib of a pen 2. an C. ~ security for good conduct. arch 3. a valley orlow ground 4. a caret 2T BRBTN, F3 O c ‘°<owwae)o 3> tpu-sultdnu, s. Tippoo A 3% 3 Be low oround [l T TED Sultan ™, wBwY, or 3 to nib a pen 3 0. 83:32039835335F» tumu ku-tumulku, to make an arch. 8T BT to put a caret s. The sound of a tabret c. &0T283eT s fdku-tiku, adj. Proper, good, ¢, Bagithra excellent, neat LT 8T I to make turu-turrene, s. . Ihe proper. breaking of wind in centinuation. . o. 8Bwd tuki, s A guess conjecture 2. 2B wo&0B> tdkd-tdku, adj. Quick an abstract of the contents or purport of a g7/ hurried, hasty &332 LT JOZf)T-.(’& a folced letter. et IR, BRI to guess, ponder. the march, hurried journey Bete 99 g guess account, calculation by the Very C. &ve0 fdna, [ec]s. A place. 2. a gar- head without pen or pencil et B 2 to 8 ¥ rison 3. the head station of a district. tell by conjecture ety WABOR to settle c. &emBron, @”J@ ooy tdna-kilu, Al;fl an account by head reckoning 2 0 tdngdlu, s. A stick thh a ferrule. 0. 6308598 fenkasdle, [t cT 7 ) s g C. &0 DDR tdnd-divige, s. A lamp mint ?}lfln [5] on a stand & a lamp always kept burning c. &oTws tenkalu, s. The Scuth. &\31 (61365 0% tenlki (j: 0. &oF0 fdne, s. Equipoise. 2. a place. 3 tenke, s. A house alamp always kept burning. ) Clgy adj. firm, fixed “ an imaginary coin of the value of 16 dubs perpetual or four silver fanams. Gy 472 m P 83083 ®3 A. C. 808 R, E308BR: tentanisu, C. BwB 3 tokhkane 5. T sound of a tenthanisu, v. n. To have, possess, obtain, cracked vessel. -3 2 Je %) e, [a0) 201 B0 -2 attain. &cd:« gwd zfaam%ica &y SootScBed c. 8noed, 8w fonapi, tonape, I I #¥2o® having abandoned the body he had, s. A cudgel, mace, club &08e3 and having attained final beatitude. 4. 6. 8Bare tone, v.a. Tosay, tell, declare X0 W the hostile soldiers that were there. ;[li‘.:'fi..'l 808370 one who has attained or possesses. c. 8wy, 8%y foppa, foppe, s. A lid, cover. 2. a pod or shell. G. (533‘)5 tekke, s. A flag, banner, ensign. 2. c. 8nJd torre, adj. Leaky, having holes. 1L, an embrace. AN WIS EF a firm grasp, tight 2. hollow. 8) o a toothless mouth. il embrace. 2 8a3) #‘%fl a stick that has no substance. & Nc) C. 8woF, 80T tonka, tonke, s. The 8) R4 an earthen vessel that is broken. &% 8, @& to spring a leak, as the roof of a house. middle, loins, waist, hip, pubic regions. &we (o 8@@2"@3 _l‘O_l(lpé’, s. A pod or shell. 2 F VAR, Bro = to gird the loins, as when going before a superior, &c. BwoF F0DWN the scab of an old sore. N e d B to shell. H0e3 BT BPs to be weak in the loins. BROFDRY 34,0 B a tamarind pod. g° to put any thing, in the waist-pouch c. Bwds, éSfa‘g?? tollu, tolle, aa;. EwoTRITT g waistband. Ewow R the Hollow, not solid, void within. Eagh #8rta hip pithless stick. Bago 08 a hollow tree. &w Me c. 8won 1ongr, s A branch, g F9% an empty speech, vain boast, lie. &= C. 8WoR> fongu, s. The fist. 2. a rap, 3;’}‘ LRP, éfv@%’;,m to become hollow. éf'@gf,’é il blow. 3. a game so called. Bwory B, IRB), é:i@go T TBN o scoop out, excavate, hollow out. Bwortd 82w, Bwolas to strike with the fist JM Ilt’cj\" on the head. BwohS #3 a clenched fist. &wo H. 5003, 8@353558), 8w tdku, AR to put to the torture. gfo’/fuwad{lu, toli, s. Total, whole, aggre- gate. E B Bw ”’y" c. 8woR fonge, s. A cluster of blossoms. RFN D t0 come together. éi/ai?.) 9555) an ag gregate account. 2. aleak in the roof of a house, &c. 3. the H. 8wed topi, s. A hat, helmet. 8wty v W fist 69308 ST, [ANCEFN] a® to hoax. 2. to put on a hat, c. 802, BwoF® fomni, fomme, s BezeD one who wears a hat, A cudgel, club. EwomT3AT: to be stout, &wo (ot ég@?'{)) fopuy s. A woollen cloak used 5 Tipp €007, BwordT g, stout man. in travelling. AANANAAAAAANAAANAANAAANAANAAAAAAAAAAA ,fuiééif»{‘"' o 0] B tha, The thirtieth letter of the alphabet, thakkdl, thoklkinava, s. A cheat, de- the aspirate of the preceding, sounded as a frauder, dissembler. very hard ¢h. o ‘65538 thakku, s Dissimulation, deceit, 8. Boso3, BoTH8 thankdra, than- pretence, fraud, cheating, false promises, chi- kriti, s. The twang of a bow-string, canery. BFY BV to lie, make false promises, A. C. BoBdR, ToBeaoodsrRo than- pretend. 3,37, Ind to deceive, defraud, thanisu, thanthandisu, v. n. To sound, * cheat. ©¥y33 chicanery, deceit, hoaxing. 85,254 fraudulent, crafty. as a bow-string. C. B30T ,tfl(l/fa',isu, v. @. Toremind 2 C. Beoo0doRo thandisu, . n. To sound, JL as a tabret does. charge strictly. C. BUBUDR, thara-thardisu, o, o, p () C. BT, VIO, '65'8'_&'5')5 thakkanu, To be much alarmed. 473 3 M TTIOW ©ogy 7. B. BTOW®D thardisu, v. a. To set- to occupy a place. ToR) BFIR TooTo YR to point out one’s place of residence. tle, fix, determine. 4 c. ©oT thdhike, See wod2. c. BUo0RD thaldisu, v.a. To evade, I put off. 2. to lead, or walk out, as a horse. A. C. ©o@T thdlika, s. A lie, falsehood. TePFToT T g liar. c. BRI thavane, s. Compound and sim- fi ple addition. 83c3% to add up figures. 0. QORI thinganu, v.n. To sound, as C. B thavali, s. Deceit, fraud, chica- an earthen vessel, guitar, &c. 0, nery, pretence. BIwmed g deceitful female. H. 3003, B%0T9, BEoeed thikdni, B3vBecT a deceiver, pretender. thikdne, thikdnd, s. A place of abode, A o 1519(33 thasse, s. A seal, stamp. %) ® resort, residence, station. 2. means, room, ® to seal, stamp, mark. occasion, opportunity. FROR 0F63 VY No means of getting hire. Sy P, 0F BY 1o C 'd?%?o’ef thasse-bale, s. A glass brace- let ornamented with stars. way of getti ng food. WA 8Fe6d B no means A 2RPOTD BFeed B|Y nobo- 8. ToBD, ©woBee thdkane, thdkani, of getting elothes. (1 OIIR BREOF TR BFE Y I adj. Quick in paces, as a Pegue pony. dy to ask. have no ability to give him any thing H. ToF9, T0800 thdne, thdnd, s. Aplace. 3. the head i @Q%J thiku, adj. Proper, just, fit.. -2 2. a garrison,. police station. 3. true. BRTT 207 g suit- station of a district. 4. capture or falling exact, complete. G into the possession of another ruler. T»&ETeT, able or good work. ®tFoMTO to be proper, fit, ~ om0, Temened the Commandant of a gar- true. BT InB #@go to do well. i rison. 2. a soldier. T8 e to capture, c. Bed thivi, s. Ostentation. 2. condition, state. 8D 303> to be ostentatious, display take possession of a place. Bp NRTY TooTed 8¢RI 2 man of dis- I3 wers WS, this village has fallen into the one’s property, &c. 0. Company’s possession, e BT w7 ey play. = m_@@ém BSTORBTTE WY BN 2aqom T this great gallant makes a greab fi:z.}? they are gone to capture. TEBIFT soldiers in garrison. ©2&? T g stick with display among his companions. QR3S 0edR a ferrule. @& Rwdl g large tent peg. ©eme zomeTte oF wgd his ostentation is unpa- C 2)DR a lamp on a stand. 2. a lamp always ralleled. kept burning. T IR g place where 1. 3o 3, Bexdeood thévani, thévand- C minor misdemeanours are inquired into, a te, s Monied security. 2. advance, depo- N petty court. sit 3. putting money into a bank. B3 8 c. ToUoBWwed thdld-thdli, s. Deceitful- ™3 one who lays down money as a security. ness in speech or action. T¥&BROMTI, T2 BySFe8 oA %@go to cause an advance of mo- 38088 OIT N one who deceives or does work o} Sy os VRS QG @ to putb ney to be laid down. imperfectly or deceitfully. money into a bank. . Bwcts, Bweer thonne, thonaga, s. C. TRT, TOYT thdvike, thdvuke, s — A dolt, blockhead. Recollection, knowledge, acquaintance with. C. BB, BywFo0d0T0 thom- 8 { 8 Sn3 ISR w902 vy I am not acquainted with that word. D 9B to inform, ac- fy me-khasiyu, thokdisu, v.a. Torapon quaint. the head. 1 c. T, TIJYVE0R thdvu, thdvu- fu C. T thouli, s. Chicanery, deceit, fraud. Toemed g deceitful T thikdni, s. A place, house, lodging, resi- w3 g liar, deceiver. dence. 2. cause, occasion, room, o) SoBZN female. \t A A A A A A AN AN NAAAANAAANANAAAANAL AN AN | G| ,/fi”\fifl B0 T} 3 da, The thirty-first letter of the alphabet, C. 30D dadiri, s. A drum so called. ’2. a represented by & with a dot under it, and moonshee, writer. il sounded as a very hard @ with the tip of the ¢ ?Seo? d(lbbd, s. A powder-horn. tongue turned backwards towards the throat % ¢ G ® c_Zabba’dava, s. A huge, big as far as possible. manm. 2. an ostentatious man. 22T huge, c. BoF, Bo¥ B, BoF danka, dankani, bulky, large. i 976”1]56’, s. Alarge, double drum, carried on C. 73923 dabbi, s. A small box in which ol a horse, ox, or camel. adj. Swift, fast, quick. custom-house officers keep collections made BoFad BoBT the horse that carries the drum. by them. 2. a vessel kept in temples for 69 10 2. a fast horse. BOFTIT9T, BOTUWR @y BoBRDOS the reception of presents from pilgrims. Z%) il = a drummer. neR” a custom-house collection vessel. STy A0S A. C. BoF danke, s. A staff, cudgel, stick. =2 &2 a snuff box. BY) T o guard a oho collection-box. @2 9 the money received C. TORT, BorsB dangara, dangura, gl s. Proclamation by beat of drum, &c, @omod into a collection-box. Z‘e’%g TVTDIDE3 opening BAdE to cause to be proclaimed. Bonod a collection-box and counting the money. b %% to make proclamation. c 2'52&9 dabbu, s. A dub or copper coin of Yl the value of four pie or 20 cash. 2. a lie, C. Bor», BoR dangd, dange, s. Dun- e, I ning for payment, sitting down at a creditor’s falsehood. 3. riches, eclat, ostentation. 4. door with a determination not to move till the noise of a drum. 5. bulkinesss. 6. the ition, payment is made. Borig TR, BorRg SRRV, hollow of a drum. e meT a man fond of BoRR SRBto dun, Bore, BoRRTII g dun. display. @wp ®3% the ear, &c. to be sealed splay fise C. BoRIBexo D S up by cold, &e. ?’3'2,\)& AN zéuz)J RBN to dangurachdtu, B Blindman’s buff, lie By 2D to make a display. zéu_fi) o3 P C. BORITBA @30 to swagger or stagger. danguradayya, s, A of mendicant who pretends to deliver prophecies. C. BENIeY> dabbena-bilu, v, n To unp C. BOBRS, fall with a sound, as stones in water, &c. BoPeod dandanane, C. B35T damara, s. Affray, contest, strife. dandhanane, s. Thesound of a large drum. it 8. BDTs, BSITT, BTHR damaru, c. 303, 7o dandi, dande, s, A bank, shore- damm*u]m, d(zmaruga, s. A small drum 8. Bo dambha, [See Bow]s. Ostentation. shaped like an hour glass, and held in one hand. e adj. Ostentatious, making a display. BowW il 0. B590 damdm, s. A double kettle- () 71T, BowBFI an ostentatious man, one fond drum, carried on an ox. o ¥ of display. Bowss, BorneBR, ol display, shew, assumption, arrogance. Bow WYY, Bo C. BRIVTD, TP c:lamz’mnu, ! 25 %”v%‘v’”:’ to boast, brag. damilanu, v. n. To report, as a gun does. 8. BoxpoesoTd dambhdchdra, s. Osten- S. '(15’053‘& dayana, s. Flying in the air, ‘ IAOH tation, empty display. the flight of a bird. 2. a car or litter carried [k i} €. Bo3 dummane, s, The report of a upon men’s shoulders, a palanquin. gun. G '5575)3 darrane, s. Thenoise of belching. 1l C. dfifi,d%%,di?% dakka, dakki, dakke, H. ToooN3 daldita, s. A peon. dwl s. A small drum shaped like an hour-glass. A. C. TR davake, s, A spittoon, spitting ©. ZS&)"JD()?% dabaddlm’h/te, s. An empty dish. shew of auth ority. C. B3T8 davane, s. A small drum beaten c. B2OR dabarige, s. A metal tray for on one side. serving out rice. 2. violent pain in the knees. C. BIT> davaru, See 533 : 47 e B °g Cs To3od ddvani, s. The rope to which C. '55'073..@3@0 dava’do'lu, s. Fuss, bustle. 2 trouble or alarm from foreign invasion. cattle are tied in a line. N3 %éigj to tie b wRERN T to raise a false alarm. cattle to a rope. mescd 1ot the peg for se- 0, ( curing this rope. @3¢ o282, a bullock tied to H. B30, G50O davdlu, davdli, s l A sword belt. B BB to put on a belt. a rope. el A. C. 338 ddvara, S The annoyance c. ™R davige, s. A stave, large bamboo. § arising from foreign invasion, the calamities c. B3> davuru, See &30, (0 of war, &c. H. B> davulu, See zoen. H C. Bo), TN ddvu, ddve, s. Enmity, 8. B%> dahu, s. The tree Ortocarpus lacu- hatred, revenge. 2 lying in wait for an cha. enemy, watching the movements of an adver- C. BZOOET® ddnkane, s. A drum so called. i sary, B3 W%, 333 8 to fall into the pow- 8. Zo0)T ,wooedR ddmbhika, ddmbhiga, B DT w3 - <D ml er of one lying in wait. s. One who affects the great man. 2. a B, B, 3o BB to lurk, lie in wait, crouch, 5% hypocrite. fawn. w32 g lurking place, ambush. &) b A. C. B8, TO8R ddki, dakini, 5. A T, B3T3V, TeST0I one who lies in wait ke kind of demon. 2. a broad sword. to be revenged on his foe. mfi\fiEC’\) to pub. o C. B9F> ddku, s. A mark put on cattle, a lish one’s intention of being revenged on an .0 blot, stain. BB T3 to mark cattle. enemy. b C. BTN ddgili, s. An anvil. C. B> ddlu, s. Lustre, effulgence. 2. a Sty shield. @AW to be radiant. C. oA ddgu, s. Alurking or hiding place, (R c. 303 dinkidu, v. n. To jump, leap. as the bed of an empty river, &c. 2. a mark ak put on cattle, a stain, spot, blot. BoRY IBY 2o¥ BB to beat so as to make run off. (R to hide another. @™ &% to mark as cattle, c. BoTFBoF> dinku-dinku, s. Merriness, &c. with ared hot iron, &c. @7 Fog to hilarity. 2ow Bo®eA merrily, joyfully. heyr; hide one’s self. BATTH, BATHFII g lurker, C. BORTD, BORDA > dingaranu, din- one who lies in ambush. @370 89 a lurking gariganu, s. A servant. 2. a devotee. 3 h place, place of ambush. a fat man. ty A. C. B8 ddde, s. An armlet, worn as a bili c. BoR> dingu, s. Hilarity, gaiety. adj. mark of honour. Joyous, merry. 2oreAdy to be merry. Bory Ty C. GO, TR, BoT8 ddna, ddni, ddne, 3 merriness, joyfulness, gladness, 207 2w} With S Horse-corn. BT, mme ad to feed T to appear merry or joyful. 3 \ horses with corn. S. 3ol dindima, s. A small drum. C. T 0T 10w, T eRe2BR ddni-kdlu, 8. Boled dindira, s. Foam, froth. ddni-badige, s. A stick with a ferrule at C: &O’@ c_lz'mpu, adj. Inferior, below. S I each end. Diminution. I(; o C. BOTRORRIR D ddneya-guggari, s T. B. Qo205 dimbdhava, s. An affray Gram, &c. boiled for horses. ~ 7 among children. i (o C. To2» ddbu, s. A woman’s girdle or zone. TS F c. 302, Boaws dimbi, dimbu, s. A pil- 5 2. fear, impression of authority. ® low. the fastening of a zone. s. 3083, &og3T dimbha, dimbhaka, s Efoqk 3 8. Bo) ddmra, See 333 A child, infant. e} C. G0 ddlari, adj. Bqual. 9033 equali- c. B M, &a?bfj, éaa) dibbana, dib- L0 ty, sameness. mwd TR, A gold pagoda so called. bala, dibbi, s. Any thing used for a cauk lf!}]j? “ ) a or stopple. adj. Quick, soon. C. Go® ddlu, s. A shield, buckler. 63, symbol upon astandard. 30T TZeTH shield A. C. a@)) dilla, adj. Hollow, empty, wast- C¢ Wi and sword. ed away. s. Weakness, as from long fasting fit e 4 { 6 o &eTD BRLY hith 2o $S the army is wasted or ex- thorny stick. Rword R w0 a huge nose. ) I hausted. BROFIR 20¢ onI oM s, A large kind of chillee. I & DoF0 0B dikd- C. Bwo0Td, Tuwwoo383> dombary, c. Bozod, BT by du, dikollu, dikyddu, v. n. o butt, as dombdraru, S Tumblers rope-dancers rams do Bpowd 178 a tumblers’ pole. FwowsTa tumb- rand Pt [ 239 lers’ drum 8, BworssTY=d a female 1] s. 803 dina, s. Flying, the flight of a bird tumbler i Oksiel) dili-padu, v. n. To be defeat- C. Bwo®, Fwwod dombi, dombe, [2wo ed to become lean weak, feeble - 139) ) 'fl . The crowd brought together by a fight T2 to weaken p] to defeat f0r N or contention C ?‘33055"2 dunkani, s. A water-fall (V¢! A. C. Bwoy dombu, s Display, ostenta- 8. 32023 dundubha, s. A kind of snake, tion with two heads. A O fo@?&.'d dokkara, adj. Crooked I l\h) C. BT, BoTo B2, ?‘33”3'3%233\}’3 duk- curved. el :‘4 ku, dukku-padu, dukku-bilu, v. n. T ACad’e) dokke, s. The belly. 2. the nwalh keep hidden in breathless silence, from fear outward shell of a cocoanut BRF, O a \M\\L of robbers | o very large boil or carbuncle C. Bo290WRD, Bo2wddR> dubdisu, du- C BRA TS d()J(l?‘l(, s. A concavity, pit 66(7'28%, v. . To spread, enlarge, distend, 24 hole Zwa71oaG hollow, concave BRRd BeYd swell to scoop out, to hollow TRRTIVRYY to be- C Bo2031220 dubu-dubu, s. Thesound of come hollow 2. to sink in, as a roof (See ) ]&P a kind of drum rwfld)) B2 SHRYR BFMWoT WBY TRRD W8 C. Boey dubba, s. The back. 2. a protu- the roof has sunk in much from rain. 2 3 berance. B 8D riness 3. the hump of a camel < J—DE&OF’ FRTR BenTY VB this place’ worn o« the back to chafe or become sore [=NLAY ly away by the stream, is become hollowed BT 22y (©N] BDVTIH 3 man with a 1l (i‘ll to protrude. [eNC] tiwu B BwoR BwiR v, . To C. BRAS doggu, v. n. To stoop, bend hump-back [<4¥C) oted ) Bogo, Ewnry BeP to stoop one’s self. ake hold of eaoh other by the back, as a 7 2% to stand on all fours, as a child. 2 number of persons 1n Crossing a river 2. to Ben INB), BeA W to make ) to stoop down ey run behind the rider, as a horsekeeper does Bwen: &3 with his hand on the horse’s back stoop Een ¥ the act of stooping crawling, as a child on all fours, or moving by Bod duli, s A female turtle Gwr @ to move thus. jerks while sitting C. BoF B denkani, s. The flac-staff of the ! Eeh W to come bending or crawling, from bastion of a fort fear b c. BoR dége, s. A hawk or falcon C. BT done, s. Standing water, a natu- pl0f H. 200D £°8 330”3 @ (zt,/'d dére, ral pond in a a rock. 2. a quiver. dérévu, s. A tent B3 2 a tent wall c. By doppe, s, A hollow or falling in trn ] of the body, from age B Te W, BT BRNy to pitch a tent C. BoT, BWwod> donka, donku, adj. A. C. 207 doige, s. The act of rolling o 47 Crooked, curved, bent. Bwo¥F $RA to bend. about Bac®OD to cause to bend BRoF FwRoWd a C. Bwed) dorre, s. The hollow of a tree, ][gldl b bent branch. wall, &e., occasioned by age A. C. BwoTe, Bwodwo donkali, don- C. TRYY N dolldsa, s. Conceit, brag, I (I)M show i kane, s. A javelin, spear gfors -9 C GWOAT dongara, See Tords. c ZEJQJD dollu, s. A shepherd’s drum. 2 t ay C. Bn oL o donne, s. A cudgel, club. [ei¥ole empty brag, vain boast. adj. Hollow. 2 . [ npi fat, stout B Yo #ch" to brag, boast. [NCL> ) ¢ &g wd«&%"’ ¢ g fire-work made with a 0 477 BSr Q'-a-’ T 38 g boaster. BT B, tfu'ag) 2330 to a dooly. B9 D0 g swinging cot. BerAR ‘beat a shepherd’s drum. Z»¥o 322 an empty BAW to carry a dooly. Bwidg BeEEN to 2 swing about, as an unsteady dooly does. speech. @w3o 3¢ to become pot-bellied. 6.0 . BB R dikani, s A small hoe for C. Bwoemoeny dili-hunnu, s. A bad, .0 grubbing up grass 2. boys knocking the spreading sore on the head. ; fist or elbow of another boy in a hole, as a c. Bwoe®d ddlu, s. A kind of drum. | punishment for his losing a game. C. "C?Je)gfb ddvi, s. The cranium, the skull. b it C. 2&@8336 d{)’]x‘(iri, s. A boy who cries adj. Hollow, concave. g TR a sore On Cl out when he is not hurt. BRgFCET crying the head. Bwgd 2% to become hollow. 38} Dild out when not hurt. B the brain-pan. Xagger al lx C. 'ng@ffb d(}’/cu, v. m. To be chafed, as the c. Buoe) ddvu, s. E t=X=hag ation, false re- A back of a horse. 2. to crawl, as a child on presentation, falsely accusing. FwgTah Twrm, LR 5K all fours. 3. to hitch on the bottom. v. Q. BT Tan), kD) BRY to exaggerate an in- jury received, to accuse unjustly. {orfy To grub. BwcFest hoys knocking the elbow or fist of another boy in a hole, as a punish- C. ”@@Q?J dolu, s. A kind of drum. ment for his losing a game. Brgsom, Begd A. C. B o0 doude, s. Flight, running away. B> to cause to grub grass. BT WAL g C. TO0> douru, s. A skirt worn by dan- hole made by children to play with. cing girls, &e. 2. the frock of a coat. 7. B, fi@gs% ddni, [2a1re3] s. A boat. 2. H. B 2@ doulu, s. An estimate, valuation, 07 a trough for cattle to drink out of. 3. a wa- appraisement. 3o ?é{)j, Bow #“:i( -’ce\/ag.), o] [ PL3N} the ter spout or gutter. 4. the lip or spout of a e 3weBdy to appraise, estimate, guess. by vessel or mug. o S Eweked g salt-pan. ®8, an account of the estimate of each far- v D. Z?Jog@ d()’ri, adj. Striped, as a cloth. mer’s produce. G wa® wod the probable B 0T, Bk CBOY a double and single strip- assessment of a village., B0 wEHIY the ed female cloth. probable produce. FIWTeT, Fowd ERBTI, c. Boedd doru, See B Ze23 g person who estimates the probable harvest, &c. Qeny B an estimate of the 8. BwewdSoSsed ddldyamdna, qdj. produce of a field before it is cut. &, Foe» Perplexed, confused. an estimate of the produce of a field after it c. Bwed, Bwew, Bweey ddli, dila, is cut and heaped. ¥ dola, s. A dooly or litter. PwcOg 2wt a c. GowFwed> doulu-kochchu, v.n. To 8 swinging cradle. EwngOT Wwoww the pole of brag, boast. g AANANNN L, 52 A op 1 C, g B dha, The thirty-second letter of the alpha- dfiak]f&bl',lu, v. n. To fall into the hands of robbers. 2. to be in a state of oppression. t(h bet, the aspirate of the preceding, sounded Qe as a very hard dh. o ffifi C,”la,(/e, adj. Hot, dry, thirsty. s. ( A Qr c. FoF, Boded dhanka, dhankini, s. Heat. c. BwoodsB dhaldita, s. A peon. ri‘:g ] ¢ dhakke, s. A double drum. e c. ¥Y dhala, s. A place, abode. (. on C. T‘S—:fi%fioo%%o"goéfiaa, Z“éfiafifiw-&%%% 0333 dhakkd-mukki-yeleyu, dhak- H. GoF, 5o dhdka, dhdku, s. Anat- on tack of robbers. 2. heat, natural or artifi- To treat in a kd-muklki-tiviyu, o, a. cial. 3. undue authority. 4. punishment. Uiy rough manner by cuffing and dragging on 5. any formidable appearance. FoTIRIT Ong the ground, &c. thieves who rob in a daring manner, with g o7 B GO T, B 9 > dhakke-padu, torches in their hands. % T, Fawo T, E’ ( 478 o N “iaglV (CPIDN] Bobs ] FF 2w to fall into the hands of robbers. H. 323 dhéra, [3<3] s. A tent ) b 2. to be under tyrannical domination. C. n\fe) 63; BREF Bwes dhdkd, C. Towd dhdlu, See ww, dhdku, dhike, s. In ury, defect 2. 1m- [ A. C. B dhdla, Sce . pediment, hindrance. 3. fear, alarm. 4 C. BT PB SR, mu%o'jrat’bo dhikki- suspicion, doubt S PUTR, Ew w3 T &3 dhikki-tagulu, dhikkiyddu, o a. To Zw w3 that vsolk has been frustrated by kull ~= butt impediment 8 S u:,..\nswa‘l el M S0 Teo B o)) =) e ol C. BRT> dhiguru, s. A hole, aleak. 2 nyotouw Bt D0 as that man is a hero & 28 pudendum muliebre. Q%Y WY to spring what is the terror of foes to him? C a leak. ), EkF W to be injured [ =) SR T c. 3 _ dhilli, s Delhi. 83 uninjured an 8. B9, P dhuli, dhuli, s. A female tortoise avay y ( i Juati & na, The thirty-third letter of the alphabet ed backwards towards the throat as far as the nasal of the preceding class represented possible by » with a dot under it, and sounded as a C. £COAS nangu, ».n. To stutter, stammer. ch 10 very hard », with the tip of the tongue turn- 3! 1 C. $RTOV na ]L(“'a, s. The penis. the ) \“'J\ i\ 0l it 8 ta, The thirty-fourth letter of the alphabet to stop, remain in a place s. A saddle-girth. A To sounded as ¢ with the tip of the tongue be- Borhy T, ord WA to fasten a girth. tween the front teeth. C. ?”om > tangulu, See Sorisd. H. 839 tahkhtu, See 3o» C. @O/\a tangedi, s. The eared cassia, Cas- A. C. BUADT tan-gadira, s. The moon. sta auriculata gorid oIy its flower, gonbz Y, the Greek partridge, as feeding on A. C. BoRwY 8 tan-gol-tata, s. The cool the moon’s rays bank of a pond or tank. c. BoR DY, TorRBNA tanga-palle c. a’oajsflgp tan-ghdli, s. A cool breez tangadi-gida, s. The vegetable, Cassia A. C. B0 tanche, s. A bird, the crane. auriculata ; used in tanning leather C. BoxoRTd tanjd-viiru, s, Tanjore i ff C. BoRrY> tangalu, s. Stalefood ec?fl%}’@‘;‘ rice boiled over night A. C. o> tantu, ». n. To assemble, be Sonigw g meal from stale food collected, united 0l c. 8083, Bobso, BoRFTI tante, tan- c 507“3? tan-gdli, s. A cool breeze. tantakatana, s. Debt 2. wicked- o B C. €0N tangr, s. A younger sister. 2 il ness, mischievousness, trick, knavery. 8. a common epithet for a female younger than o false report 4. groundless slander m- one’s self. terference, intermeddling, connection. :;) ( lis ~7 C. o (\)3)\0) tanflna b(ll@, s. A martineal pu 7 matrimonial alliance. 8. trouble, gl 1 C. z Q7Y tang g%, v, n. To haltona Oul ney, annoyance, difficulty So83reT, Scod, Sc prehd 479 = Bol 3o ..s (% B % a wire B3, Botesdwd g knave, deceiver, impostor. strument for drawing wire. 08t 2. a man who gets into debt. 3. a contentious or stringed instrument. 8o8g 2§ to draw man, fomenter of disturbances. Bolly 80D wire. Bodg 2w to strike the wires of an oy =3 SFR Qodo instrument. T2 to get one’s self out of debt. R Fowd eo B0 E1Y N\ €< we are now clear. VTAINW Q e €o3> tantu, s, Thread. 2. a burnt sa- £t Tj/.i%f‘j ARR BRBE) Twow Sotd &g08 matrimo- crifice. 4. a shark. 8o 3. offspring, race. nial alliances between him and this worthy B SNE) Ty g, worldly brahman, one who man have terminated. % DF TOTOT Sofl has no other mark of being a brahman be- 8:82 to-day I am clear with the Government. sides that of wearing the sacred thread. ( 23R ©IT oS 33 have nothing to do with him. 8o&l 8red T.B. 8035, ToBo308 taniu, tantu- ol Wk to get into debt. & mati, [0 ] s. Cunning, craft, device, shifts annoyance from being in debt. 2. trouble. ‘:'“’/ trick. 8o®7e3 a crafty, cunning, subtle man. 8o 222382 debt and loss. 8ot F592 calumny, slander. 2. a word calculated to do mischief. s. 8o3oToR tantu-ndga, s. A shark. Eo8an® to delay payment. 2. to get into debt. s. BoB>Te3 tantu-ndbha, s. A spider. i 3. to annoy. 4. to set friends at variance. s. BoZoDoe® tantu-méhd, s. A particu- T.] 8ot 3T settlement of a quarrel, difficulty, lar stage of gonorrhea. &e. C. o3 tanda, s. A mass, heap, multitude, s. 8080030 tantu-wdya, s. A weaver. @om3 =T masses of people. 8c c. 803, tantra, s. Craft, cunning, subtilty, host, army. device, trick, intrigue, plot. 2. handicraft, B BoBION en masse, in detachments or com- work done by hand, as opposed to machine panies. 3¢ 7wE to be collected, amassed. work ; worship performed by hand without C. 8c@s tandalu, s. Thefleshy part of the formulas. 3. a religious treatise, teaching ) arm. 0. 808X tandasa, s. A goldsmith’s tongs. peculiar and mysterious formulas and rites for I the worship of the deities, in the attainment 0. SoBANE tandasi-gida, s. A tree so There is a greab of superhuman power. A called. number of these works, and their authority, C. Bomalad tandddavaru, s. Lambd- in many parts of India, has in a great mea- dies» gypsies. sure, superseded that of the Fedas. 4. that c. Somd tanddsa, See SoB3. branch of the ¥edas which teaches magical 6. a S. oo tandu, s. A door-keeper of Shiva’s, and mystical formulas. 5. vesture. and one of the original teachers of the arts cause or motive. 7 subservience, service, (f of dancing and mimckry. dependance. Tow=2o3, a very common and ) popular work among the Hindus, containing 1) S. 8ot tandula, s. Rice in araw state. five principal cunning tales or fables, and and deprived of its husk. Bozov &3 rice-flour. embracing many minor ones. 808 e 'chSJ { C. 80w tande, s. A silver ornament worn S»® to contaminate, adulterate. ¥c3,73T round the ankles. 2. a kind of grass. DY) a crafty, cunning man, deceiver. 8c¥) c. SoBwevSoB tandipatanda, adj. In to deceive, hoax. %S 208, Satan’s devices. Crowded, thronged, heap upon heap. go@wg Zw ©2¢%0 to be ensnared, 3c:e>’)%\@&<§mm, 8o % 8y TEomI*N in heaps. b inveigled. C. BoTWwesolWesoRues fandd- 8. 803)F tantrake, s. A new and un- ; Free from do- mundo-wdsudéva, adj. bleached cloth. 3 mestic and other incumbrances. s. 808 tantri, s. Wire. R T. B. 8033 tantara, See 33, s. 80w tanda, past part. of &3 Brought. f B Wire. 3. 1. B. 808 tanti, en;%%zs' €ots he who brought. T o «T 808 jron wire. &> the B0 steel wire. w 0 0. BoB3803, BonomEvs, Sonv380S I B ¢ €08 hrass wire. BoreTs €08 gold wire. © ) tandanatina, tanddpatdna, tandd- 03 wvm g8 silver wire. 08y FTWTY an in- [} 480 S s, N S0 g natuna, S o . An unmeaning yund or an or water, and jaggory, and used in offerings i to an 1(101 U nne 1 word used in humming a tune. e 8 So mne C il letatere CSEA) 1845 un aning or uninteresting 51 JJNQ N 02o%> tumbipdnch arsu, Ve €0 BE i Tox0 g mendicant singuy a I'o defeat g sucl verse . C. oD tambisu, v. a. To appeases A Lo tandaru, s. Fine in, light Cé . 2. " I'o bear, pacify to stop. 0 el eV SrTe) B pray, a drop of water. 5 endure. 2. to cease. TSI LTIV © I cannot endure Cupid’s torture. A, C. o8 tandal, S. Indistinet pronun- o ciation. 5} y“N a gate of thorns, &c. in a hedge. C = C/O 200 tamburi, Se S wWwR (O f s o P y -—{ A. 0. 8oB®> tandalu, See 80T 0. EoBs ) o202v tambula, [woumt] etel i C. uObJ)J.OjJ tandu-kollu, |See =) leaf and areca nut. 8097 a seller or provider it L V. A, To bring. gom having brought. AP of the betel leaf and areca nut { ~0 ) o v@”d to incline the mind, to feel C. o2 tambi 200 fiy 8. A five stringed 8 disposed guitar 2. a common soldier’s s drum. S0WW T B fa) o a drummer oD tandurt, Se 8). SoWRIOGIT one “7}10 l,l‘n e ) 5 guitar c. 300 tande, s. A father 8o Go o ,\5036\ (o] 8owwdFW the gourd on w mch a = A guitar 1s constructed 20 28 tuning a I uncles and aunts, a father’s brothers or & 13 gultar BowWY O sl & g [} o sisters Z'u’) 3 S 3 a father elder brother. > to play a guitar. o o W o w = (4] a fat‘xm s younger brother. oo ,5 a guitar instrument it V_d_ i (rally 8ol C. S0 ©T> tambelaru, a grandfath 2. Bramha, the original s. A cool, refresh- ychi progenitor g breeze. 83Uk T a cool breeze to blow, ol S. ) ol tandra, tandi, s. Ex- 0. 803> tamma, s. A younger brother. ) haustion, weariness, drowsiness, lassitude (@, uufi) tammata, s, A tambour or 11es il tambouri me. i c. 303 tanna, See 3o C uJa‘Jf’\ A. C. 3030 tannale, s. Mixture, combi- goRo, Boed, Tons thor nation Lammane, tammala, tamming tammile, st TG d c. SoQe 8> tan-niru, s. Co (ter as adj. Appeased, cooled, pacified, propitiated 4, e C. Bodoed tammalu, s, M: ass, assemblage, opposed to hot nagich ~ mmtxtnde. G B < @ tampu, s. Coolness, cols 1d 11 ness. adj (R C. C ) cool. 80 J BN oy iey. $ to bcm me o3 tamme, s. The lobe of the ear. 7106 9 £ Tl =Ye} oW 80 el M o)) H (CL (C [@V) ) cold V3T, S cool, colc‘ VDo Lamsuly, s A aota of hand ol i to come into the cold. 35‘*—\?\ o coolly. for money received on loan. O Sovyn BoWID o g TV il 23 a body naturally cold 1. ST3)0T0 takashiru, s. A fault, error pii © 33 bl cold weather. 803y ¥ ¢cold water TSTIJ98 Yo taka-takane-maraly P ) cool plac 80T 03I @ TRY 9 t0 cool one’s self. v, n. To boil, bubble up 8od J, 80 t 52 - S I»3 a mild expression. C. 9, 838 takati, takiti, s. A thron i INB to appease, pacify, c¢ool 033 ST g j - EES ; 900 takardru, S A dispute. 2. it shady, cool tree. god S ¥ g cool wind. S0 kfi"w«o to appear cool, be cool making objections. 3 hm'h ance, interference. =3 T3 I3 to make obie ctions, shew un- C. & tambate, s. A tambourine willing = sness, to thwart one’s designs. z g H. F> tambdku Tobacco. 155 k= T o) o ta i a 2 %, s Advances for cultiva- C. < 2 ¢ o 8 S AR Bo2R tambige tambuge, tion PR FY 7S a bond given by far- . A small, round mctal vessel for washing mers for advances made to them. G T Oedf P (oe] =2 o \ 8 i) a round the hands and feet, &c € money given in advance, by government metal vessel and a small drinking cup. to farmers for cultivation : 7 F;' giec) vfi)\, 202)%3>, tambi mbhiti, C QJJL, o G taklk takkantha, 0 { /2 v fl i The flour of raw rice, mm,d with milk adj. Suitable, 1y, becoming, prop Ty deserving, m=tl (3] 481 (3] N BT, B Sred < worthy 83,22 M to be suitable, to fit. = 0, E}f%»@%?o) tak-kollu, |3rie> #5g] v, a. % R 8%, 2 8 a sheath that suits a sword. a £ 2J) o) To take, accept, receive. < =, <+ Z wages = proportienate to the S < (R0 eo takkdla, s. A tree so called. W C 1' () T T ,0309 02 . <+ 2 > 8, a proper punishment. [ 8 S. 3 takra, s. Butter-milk. - % S%8Y a word not proper to be used. 1 % 3¢ is it fit, proper, or suitable? a%fi oYl H. :‘5%(30)3 taksiru, s Crime, fault, mis- 1 T demeanor. as is fit é?r;,r T &S0 ¥ a proper business. 7, Bd E%—n\/'\m [T WA to fo]'gi\re a f =0 g Ay W o B fault. w a becoming disposition. to give suitable advice. SIRBET, FICVF g H. 3De%> takhiku, adj. True. 2 3 thing proper to be done, a practicable busi- 8r=nd a true report, correct information. it 8F, B, ness. < 3 as much as is suitable a#_&sa o é’a)jg, '531 takhtu, takhte, s, A an excellent man. p > a plank. 3. one throne or royal seat. & 4. 3] a C. 9’5653, 838, 0 takkadi, takkidi, breadth of a coat. a paper band. g WO e re] =y A shop-keeper’s scales. 8%, B %é:o 8T TYO summary, total. @7 shouting the fJ' scale-weights. ggn R, 8 T, D 0B & ) 3 - (&) he) praises of a monarch when ascending the {1 ; :: throne. z{, 2T,0 @5, 35,n 07 the scale-pan. cf’:* AC =) ia = Fowd the ends of a scale-beam. Efd_ié Tokn c. SR T3, = /\’3@ 8Rese tagacke, d a scale-beam. 3¥,5 =W to preponderate. S=0 =y tagarche, tagarchi, s. The tree Cassia i 3 2 8 to be deficient. 8T, B T3, 7/ ESY tora. T unevenness of scales before any thing is - A. 0. B N e3oF tagarchu, See sno. put in. 8F, B & & N 8 scales in a state of perfect - (65} C. SN (Vo) I3 tagatuwana, s. Cleansing il equipoise. corn from chaff. f or c. E’-ft(j B> takkaddu, A Qdefective verb, ; c. 8RS tagadu, s. A thin, flat piece, or used as an auxiliary to other verbs, and when ( plate, of metal. g Sem to fold a plate g added to their infinitive moods, expresses suit- 1 of metal. E ableness, propriety, or what ou g H 1t to be done, S without reference to any particular time; as, ReO tagana, s. A poetic measure, an L IYA Ber 25 0 '~ anti-bacchic. [ = T you oug ht to go there, X = 5 Fe3 87,7 it is proper to give alms. c. 8R¢3, BN tagani, tagini, 5. A C. 3% & takkdli, s. The vegetable com- bug. 8rieir 8@ to kill a bug. BRedy VR A S Ea monly called love-apple. © v:%_? 7@ the shrub to have bugs. l”fl, producing it. c. R0 tagara, s. Tin. =83 BT, carbonate of tin, or calcined tin. £ ’8’88@‘7\55 takkili-gida, s. A shrub so Ie)) called. C. SRTIeNT tagarashi-gida, s.The tree 03 Cassia tora. RV} 5 9’%5@0'33, 55’{,33\{) takkiya, takké- fo c. 8RT tagaru, s. Arvam. A.c. Tostop, VU, s. A pillow to lean against. to detain. 2. to pull down, deface. ) AC @’53& takku, v. n. To stumble or c. BRTET tagar-déra, s. Agni, having g trip up. the ram for his vehicle. ¥ Kl @):53-67?53 takku-gedu, v. n. To di- minish, decrease, become less. c. SR® t(Ig’(l/?(, v. . To touch, hit, strike, affect, as disease, putin contact. 2. to pursue. c. 3F takke, s. A pillow for the back to l )} v. n.. To touch, come into contact with, be lean against. 2 an embrace. 3. a raft. 4 A canght, entangled, ensnared, attached to, fix- something put in the ear in place of a jewel. ed to. 2. to cost. 3. to be found. sne ¥ Cflxf'\,i 5 6 L music. a sacrifice. 7. a band or tie. &, EnY 3 Z2 to tie to, append, hang on, sus- 8. a multitude. 8%, 3% to embrace, clasp. T L pend from. Room €nO8y the hall hit. S :) T. B. 3RO takkeya, |sz+ & A serpent 8nudg the stone did not hit. T % ane, lflt 3 Idrh so called. sRw stripes or blows to take effect. [SEvEs) n Y ) ly ) P 3R 3% BngR 8REB he has fallen sick IR SRen Low, depressed, sunk 2. dear scarce, as to affect the mmd WZY Bes 8REB it cost aoods n To be humble, lowly, modest, i a large sum 3Ry ¥V to be caught, ensnar- unassuming. to incline, bend, stoop, sink ed 8RO to unite, bring together. ©E 8nw in or down Z\ J, 8ny Tse @ p a To hum- SRR to interfere, meddle, come athwart ?‘fig (<] ble make low, take a person down, lessen B to knock against, come into collision or con- diminish fcPa) N B to be humble, lowly 8N tact sreetd collision end }”Q"J to knock SExc® to hehave SA S <Y low modestly ay rlmsb, get entangled. SR I Lh‘uuo cost. ground. 7 T3 to stoop, humble one’s self nor 0y SNV 3 8o > to make touch, apply 2. to €73 %0 g humble man &, 87 £ stoopin stic [ K, d ittach, append, hang on, suspend on the act of humbling one’s self. =¥ eH 3 & 3 J i to kindle 4 to try endeavour at- % a very short man & [5) a very humble or one tempt 5. to stah, hate, despise modest man B8 D3 wRY 37 S8 that house b S stands very low. ) tagavu Peremptory demand ) U\OCO Qfi%— "3?‘)\) 11(49 15 0 PSEISA) @fflwu o for payment. 3n20), 3R Fn® to be peremp- dear at that villace, N whv {he tory in a demand for money should I stoop or humble myself? o¢ BARMY A. C. SR tcuafm, V. N To shut or 8 @R 32 if you like, you may humble }lal close, as the petals of flowers yourself 37y 03 dale and hill, low and ris- ing ground. ok BRO3 tagdds tagdde S 87 8m2 0 t0 be in flats or dales. Dunning for payment 2. a claim, suit, dis- 87 W% to Luome 10\\, as ground, &e. 37y pute 3. oppression 8o T, 8Med BwT g EARG 9 inferior silver. 87y Worwd inferior (rold duan 9"*3 S0 to fall, as a horse &c., in going ¥, 3% g very peremptory demand nsing down a hill for payment e 2 a flat, a low place. . 3 < AT tagudu, See 3nzo. T.B. €23 tachchana, See 2z, e, Of C [ 58 gu’igaci) = a%aE £33 ZRyB taguni, See sne. S taji- 6{/1 tajivije, s DA p—_ 055 30> taguru, ee 3R, Reflection, deep thought. 2. confusion, maze. adj. Endless, as a vexatious law-suit S0 € Cood [ R tagulu, See #res. e, d et Re¥0 to puzzle, confuse @ @ e : Jra taguvu, s. A law-suit, 3% B¢ tic ive legal advice H. ©&Jea frywyu, s Endeavour, effort o A A exertion C 5 0)) tagula, s. An elephant’s sad- ;:flL @ taya, adj Immediate, instantane- ous. C. l; f Ro9B gy taguli-koll, ». a To Al 8. 8 3 tagnyanu, s, A wise, learned répmn, admonish, speak sharply to, alarm man ho it C. BR>Ys tagulu, v. a. To push back 2 jiev & tata S to reprove. 3. to drive away. 4. to follow. 5 A shore, bank. 2. a place. to touch. 8% 5528w to ford, cross over Tos! A(‘u/\ o tagulchu, S J See 2rd = unde c. B8%> tataku, s A little. & a drop . i&a‘ of water T T 2D to drip, fall in drops. (37 '5/\3 SRQF tagulte, tagulike, 0. B8R, tata-guttu 5> v.n. To throb, [37’& l S as a sore The act of pushing back 2. re- | flt buking c. 8 3283 tatamate, adj. Deficient, in- fl oY SdJ tagulvudu, s. Coming in sufficient, as food Al collision with (it &3 83 tatavata, s, Loquacity. 2. 3.0 8R tage, ». a. To make firm. lying. 3] 2} cheating, dissimulation, pretence. AR 23T I3 g lie H. SR To35e3s tageiru-mddu, o a. To EITIMT g loquacious turn out of office, dismiss, discharce man, a liax N C. 2 taggu, s. Low ground, a vale, val- Je 539% tatavdani, s. A small country (41 ley, descent, declivity 2. poverty. ady (L filly 483 53 A Bo #C;) s 3 [ SOR9, o o 28 = tata hawd the s shoulders. (e} i ¢ €Y 3 to slap t i Ace. o’t e a ¢ 223 e FOVN € ¢ [e3 ?F, g (f’ fam thisu, v. n. T'o be eutral. 2 ™ to pat a child to sleep. e j) o) 5 to succeed. 3 to approac h. € &3 a man to flutcn or pat out as a cake, &c. eJ 0, 2 who is neutral and takes neither side (remains 70 to touch at a village, &c., in passing. ag r on the shore and does not meddle.) to gon Cal a person. = to catise to touch, -y pat, &c 3 1, TR e3 g0 to W“ld off from one’s 9, s, 8&+F tatdka, s A lal self, as a blow. . to relieve one’s self from 0] J V. W T (¢ c. 85900 tatdyu, [=uws difficulties. 3. to screen another, to defend. g0 Oll SR g 3] (; o forth, from, to depart. 4. to carry off, or get possession of before an- &3¢ 8 the arrow struck and came out on the = other to forestall. L St Qs‘ LJJ © y to v ub C other side. o1l in the head @@ to strike, as a ball I g %; 3 c. 8&903 tatdrane, adv. Quickly, speed- 4, with the hand ily A Ce BJ(CQJ 9"'3 tahum C‘]tu,v a. Tothrow o2 ) & tal, s A shore, bank a pl or beq+ off. ] g.( =9 2 \Jc A/ 62 T tatike, s. A tatty or blind, par- A. C 383,35 tattudu, v.a To be sor- [ tition rowful or distressing AC VS 5. 383> tat tu, s Ll“h tning. 9, % te CSév &> %5 tattu-bale, s. A broad, flu- & the point of lightning 2 a cloud. C ted, gold bracelet A river. s, 38D tatini, s Ci B&h,e e2oDR tatiu-bindige, s. A gold 8353 SR, B80T, BEI0RD ¢ bracelet worn by children. (] tatuku, tatugu, tatunku, tatungu, C = B4 O Widy 209> tatiu-btlu, v. n. To be fa- qEQ A RED) tig ued exhausted. 08 0.3 3¢ tafta tala, s. A level place 10y g8 7533(”3 tattu-muttu, s. A strait, &3 1% C tattane, adv. Quickly, soon. 3 dflemma 2. thdlen utensils, household stufl. e 3 O AL (62 a3 to walk < to rise up quickly 3 the c. &, tatte, s. A metal plate fast an 1id of a basket, used as a strainer, to fan co 0. BE&, NIOURS tattdgi-malagu, v.n S = be with, &c S %0 a plate of corn given In st To sleep on one side. 2. to lie down wearied alms, or for winnowing corn, &c. ady Flat. 75 2. to be ex- S0 med 35‘ C, k5,2 to keep out of the way &3 a flat head ATy to be flat. 8oy hausted LD = C. uQJ (¢} oo tatte- laiu, s. Two cross legs, b R C &3, tatte, s A Dblind or screen to keep upon which the warp of a weaver’s loom rests. G, off the sun from windows, &c. adj. Flat ; N 203 €8 a bamboo screen B 38, a date c. 88 ?;S tatte-kei, s. The hand holding tudy a S]llud 2. a thin or broad hand. ééuzia, eJ‘{ e3 (N blind. %m 3 DT 3 "C’S a cuscus mat. EBARSELUE vacant, unoccupied place (1 Mwuo 8 VSQ 8 to plait a screen. v I a wicker or mat door (el uLSQ tatne, adv. Quickly, hastily. C 3 C tatiu s. A gold bracelet 2. the 311 G. 8&s% QS‘CA tatwdni, s. A small filly or @ measl (o) 1 3. the cloak of a Jaina 4. a pony. a S wooden or metal dish, a plate. 5. a small flat OH\ a c. 8B z’*ada, s delay, hindrance, impedi- i basket for setting out fruits, &e. 6. a male I ment. BETW, 8B In® to delay, hinder. liy 0] 8. a side. 9. fatigue, pony 7. a slap or pat C. 8ToBs tadanku, See szw. (‘vqr #\JN exhaustion . U1 groedy tadanchu, v, caus. To cause to c. 88>, tattu, ». a. To slap, at, knock, ’hlq stop or detain. touch 9. +o dash or knock against a thing L] A. 0. 83oTB l‘(l(ldl/t()(l(]a, s. Confusion, M 3. to knock at a door. 4. to touch the heart iy or mind o St (to pat the back) to give perplexity fy uy courage 2. to warn, admonish F3 €t to A. 0. 8BoT tadambare, adj. Level, even, Y \J\ : smooth. clap the hands, to strike the hands ag 1inst L) ( 484 T o, St @L" d 3 3 3 2R 6 o, &3\3\ 4 GO0 , tada-kattu, tada- II. 3 (CV] 0E) oo teddkhe, addlkld, w %) Clep) 85 TREEN gaitu, v, a. To blind, screen, hide. s. Clapping the hands for joy to clap the ha nds. C. ...{ C o 3%0 tadakisu v. @. To detain, stop . “ C. BEoR1, STo0WRL taddsu, tade tisu, hinder. 33 C. 885> tedaku, s. Hindrane , impedimen v. @ To pass by, as a village, &ec. 3 ] iy Je > tadi, Tse ol S. A ank, shore. ED v. n. To feel about, grope, seek. i @ on the shor 1(; = ONP S 20TD they stood c. 833wy tada-kollu, v.n To delay il a 101 n the bank 2K -2 o8 to reach the P gy BER Sfiowda‘ 1o 52 000 TD loitering. 3B 1 e i shore. Qo O”/vr it to l)uf on 1 ore. c. 8 S QT To feel a- SWJ tadakyddu, v n. 0. 33 tac 7?, s. An inferior kind of saddle. Dy bout, fle. 2. a stick, staff. adj. Cool, cold, we 2. A.C o ij AR taday Gasa, s. Trouble, vexa- 26 oo swou , robust, thick. 2 to moisten, wet 2. a saddle girth. )l tion, d'st S8, to sprinkle, as water before the house. 2. to _J e 3R BIRR tadaguni, tadaga- s saddle. Q01 n, s. The pal se Dolichos catiang C. o tadi-kdla, S. Cold weather A. C. B3R0DR tud s Wi damp weather wgundige, s. Aw ter-pot. 0. 3BT tadike, s. A partition, blind tatty, l 3330 C. ST tadada, ] adj. Stopped, ceased or a straw blind ; it is also used as a door for P 8 8RBT ¢ rain that has ceased. BBT BRLN to huts [] 37 @ to confine, cease. shut up, pen. (8] @ngfi tadike-vale, s. A kind of net (o g:ju{)) u!dp.v See 7y used by fowlers. ] o f (S 0. 8B tada-badu, ». n. To hesitate c. BdTween tadi-kolu, s. A walking in walking, putting the feet forward and then stick. St tw back again. 2. to hesitate from timidity c. BRI tadige-tadige rdv. Fre- [ C. BT3B tada 50(]/, s. Hesitating, hinder quently, again and again, constantly san e = o 9.1 ance 308 Qg Lo to read well, without [C2eT] R 2T0e3, I he 1s constantly coming. hesitation. SBWD o 3 &3 to run without jan (0 ¢ @"G'qsz%) tadidhdri, s Ghee. 32730 g N stoppin o 11 e & a2 meal mflmm ghee. it o508 tada-mdta, s. Fumbling, . € 8 B2 3, 8 CRrIO) tadi-bale, tadi-vale, 1‘()1)111”‘ 83357823 g fumbler, groper. [} é Al A kind of net used by fowlers r;) Jo » e 7 to fumble, grope. < &) 108 () o tadive, Sce 373 C. Shets L) b(\)o, BAB@eT Zgje S'-{ 2> tadu, v. n. To stop, stay, wait tadavarisu, taflazywlu, taflam nodu, il . S30Foxmo B taduku-hdku, ». 4. To n. To grope, feel. tie a wild ox to a tame one. 2. to wait on . Tofe ¢. 38 tadavu, v troke, grope. obsequiously. c. 83J) tadavu, s. Leisure. 2. drowsiness C EALS) tadupu, s. One of apair of cloths. 3. lazine loit ing, delay 4. provocation, « ) Q @ wet cloth. 3. a silk cloth. J | I :' ageression. 5 time, turn. 6. hindrance, 33 87T [ A G2 < BoI97, BToRBIBT tadu-md- obstacle. -é, S B, SEVR to d(,lxly Sta), 2 O ey hinder. 5] [ N3 S without delay du, tadam-mddu, ».n. Toblunder, make mistakes. c. 8T tadave, s. A time, turn, 2.0% 833 2R C. 8T tadurvu, Sce =] g Do, pid 9l once, one time. 833 8B frequently, n and again. C. 8% tade, s. A hindrance, obstacle, im- C. d R0 :fil) f(l(zr’l 75((/2/, D..a.. To f(n\l pediment. 2. ascreen, blind. 3. a charm for Cross over to get free frowu clear of a dif- serpents. v. a. To hinde delay, detain, pre- ficulty vent, to wait, pass away time. 2. to bear. = ot = C. G tadahu, v, n. To touch, feel about endure, 8k 533 32 2 X =, o delay, step, » charm, stop by witch- Ji grope. dam back, detain, 485 N 3 < I30) 2 craft g8 PR to overcome an impediment AL 0. U’pca? > tappulilu, s. Cold sand. Pe [cela o a charmer of serpents S 2% to S. lata, s. Any stringed musical 1n- liberate from the power of a charm, to break strument adj. Spread, diffused, extended a spell 873 €3 g charm for a serpent. =0 stretched, expanded. o 8 g =] °a charm for a tiger. « a charm- S. ~ tataga, s. Wind. ed serpent 838 o T3 to be charmed (SACSY i S . ;; D0 tataclhchlhada, [broad leaf- /o ) oo (T you must stop 2. you must have G c\.‘_y\ [O0%0 ed] s. The plantain tree, Musa sapientum. patience or bear. S o to put up a screen s. 838 tati, s. A multitude, host, crowd or blind a line, row, range. 0. 8oeB0NRD, Beedo ?”&rr%;a ta- C gJ f&fi, S. A proper season or time, as narKaisu l‘mmlu tanak ranu, v. n. To (R § glitter, sparkle. for agriculture. 4 €8 an excellent oppor- 6‘:‘2\‘/ ) tunity, a good season. to miss the A. C. Beows tanalu, s. Sparkle. Lo a pearl proper season. § 0. © (553@3 tandayanu, v, n. To sound 92 H. © ©0020, u\) oY >, tatummda, adv Be- § as a vessel when struck sides fl]‘b. S. Lemnan’r re ins, surplus § ? v. n. To be satisfied, satiated oo tam (61 uu'd 3 ® tattara, tattari- f 23TS one who is satisfied 83 gy not sa- S S, tisfied \\1thout being satisfied 83T, B3R Zm‘z‘m 7, Se Dlstmb‘mce, confusion per to satisfy 00 RPo Beeod hav]nu satisfied the plexity, embarrassment lispin stam- S, mering. 88 T R’ (u, €33 i G S J - EXe) e WLE to young ones W T wWe : T Qo A0 B0 0T l(lfl-J(Z(]??‘(l, [cool rayed] s. be confused, per pkxed B = 8, The moon. \.(’\ to stammer, stutter, lisp. f I g d 8383;o® the lunar race. L~<_\/{‘1 G DR tattarisu, v». n. Tos er, as the Graek partridge, said to feed on G, :’ 83 &) the rays of the moon. from fear, weakness, drunkenness, &ec. —£ i 2 to fall down with an insupportable load C. G, § ~a ’O’”‘p?) = ug** 2 3, '5'@ 25 tanna, C. —O)u Q tattala, s. Confusion, pelp]e\l’fv 8 tannana, t(mn(me lamnz‘u, adj. Cool, © wea \riness. 2. trembling qm\ er ng gee‘—r")’ 1 cold, mild alm. 2. refreshing, pleasant i € 7®w% to tremble from fear or weakness. 73S Twl (cool gentleman) a master, king, <o iy =l LR Je @ to or gentleman who is very mild and amiable 2. to he confused, perplexed o id €& 3 rout, put into contusion. 3 2. cold water, as opposed to hot e‘ 5 ¥ o, stam- 72 5% what is cold 23 mildness, dis- c. © J@& tattd-bitte, s. Lisping ay ,,\,,\ @o h ) PARY:) L ong st 0) =9 passionateness coolnos». k.,& J(., 3(* RATY mering. Y a stammerer. 1y - to be or grow cool, or cflm to be alh yed &) S,, 3 =3 7, 8 3 to lay C. tutti, s A egg. 5 o 2 (i ; &2 7Y% ) PUAI V. . To cool restrained, pacified eggs Ty calm, allay, restrain, pacify 2. to extinguish. C. &) _io A tattiga, s. A man who has a rup- 8 E 3R N " [CX3c) ~ adv. Coolly, coldly 2. calmly, ture. 1 nnldlv 3. in good health. 9 "fi gently so® tat-kdla, adj. Then, that time. SIS 72y 20 8 N -2 o ~RRE Jto L g % to make cool or cold S. \'d tat-para, adj. Diligent, attending 0 look Lmdlv pleasantly. f Cffi? 83 ° to ‘m} thing closely and anxiously. ; €T tfumuu, s. Cold water. Ve €5 S. U\«\ tatwa, s. Bssential nature, the real § w‘ 3 e;W, CHACEN @ having sprinkled cold i ; mtm e of th human soul considered as one water. { o :\ and the same with the divine spirit animating C. > @0 tanp-elaru, s. A cool, pleasant th universe. 2. the Jeing, Or Vi upreme breeze Bramha. 3. truth, reality, substance, op- (3> C SRS Gf) tangollu, v, n. To become posed to what is illusory or fallacious. 4. bl i) cool or cold mind intellect . identity &R T3 un- derstanding the real nature of th human A. C. 8o tanpu, adj, Cold, cool, mild g 9 caim 8ery Bexy mild fragrance and supreme soul (& €85 the human soul i 486 2 - 2 i« 3 -2 3 e Gl d g Gl 8 1l €3, 8% the supreme sonl. Qf‘:am (& 33 @’\0% ac- g 0. 83% {mm!xa, postposition, Till, until, 1N quaintance with the present constitution of & y as far as. © 832, ©o35% till then, 57 55, things. o] o S 20T =] [ @ 23 793, EoR Il e ] o 2)? f;y Qo8 # till now. N twenty-five b ranches of metaphysical ’ethics ; 2 o) H. 332 tanakhi, S. The examination or viz. T O o g ToBF the five elements ; v omparison of accounts, ¥ five kinds of air said to be in the human Jaa RCd 03 CO body 5 DT \ =) O the five senses; ®Svgro ) Hi 55?3 tanakhe, s. in assignment on the # S/ ° revenue, an order for money. 833 N\ FTINT, < five organs of action ; as the tongue, hands C s ! [CR] 3 3¢ 28»% the order for an assignment on feet, arms, penis. ez, Wb, v@oT, B) the revenue. e85 rle} 22 a® CISFD Ts8) @t the five synonyms of intellect. @ 8 s a3 one who - 5 50 has an order from Government for an assign- i $%, one acquainted with mystical theology ment on the revenue. ] I O S. 5?{ tatsa, s, A bait of flesh for cat (e (;1\. s the ing animals, c. 83R tanage, recip. pro. dative, To S. =] < him. 858 833k he himself, 83N B3R WoB 833> tat-sama, ady. Taken from San- Serit. he came of his own accord. < CYR) (o4 S. gi tat-kshana, qa. Instantly, 8. BID tanaya, s. A son. 33 chil- 1 thafinmnent. dren, sons. E3ERE = a grandson. [ ] L c. 8 tani, s. The worship of stones bear- S. 9??8 fCIf,’lyCl, s. Truth. adj. True. Q BlBw, 8 S dame S. © 3033 tadanantara, adv. After ing the image of the serpent. Ewaay to worship these stones. wards, subsequently. 3 S. =] A. 0. 82 tani, adj. Full, mature, complete, 238550 tad-drablya, adv. Thence, S = & thorough, very, well, entire. e =2 to ram from-that time, since then. 82 Reyy g rich or full o, 88 C. 3T tadalu, s. Indistinct pronuneci- home completely. fragrance. ¥ RoB a glowing coal. 8 e, ation. 2. g gate of thorns, &c. in a hedge. E) 233 a full ripe fruit. \:’ ! 23 (5 T, 8 % 003 (oM ol C. BONINB tadigina-gida, s. A shrub gD peel (&< ) = a clear, brilliant, light. 7, B2EE o so called. S0AT ¥ the berry it bears, increase much, augment greatly. used as a condiment. ] 1068, Lok > 6. Q8¢ taniki, See 33 . BOR tadige, [3,8:3%»] s, The third 0 day from either the new or full moon. g0 S. 83> tanu, s. The body. adj. Small, 9 the festival of a goddess on one of these minute, delicate, fine, thin, slender. I, days. TaY ol @A) 8 3.3 hody and mind 830 T unconsei- il NS a ceremony of making 4+ T mutual presents, among marricd women. ousness, forge ting one’s self from devotion (20 to another. 8w, BJwR, BWIB g gon. B AL} ‘rr C. 3B 0339735 taddammdgiru PRt s . 02 (o1 a daughter. BoH, b To be silent, quiet, speechless. €T very small. @l — 330 ) V%2 & armour, mail. % o a threefold 8. 3%5 tad-dina, [that day, the day] r . ¢ % kind of body 9= € S, SBY gy 70} O S S 5 Nh \C atomic, The annual ceremony for ancestors. F2Te original. S. 80 e tad-dharma, s, & The aorist e of the verb. c. 83>y tanuvu, s, Wetness, dampness. - S. ~ adj. Wet, moist. 3T to become moist. ] taddhita, s, A derivative word. A ¥ S. ; (% gt 8. @3RI taninapdttu, s, Five, ot I 0 2) P ;fad—&/wva, ady. Corrupted from 8. BT tami-ruka, s Hair (i e the »é’anscrit. , as Srow- e S ing on the body. S. DG Q Oy 5’)_39 tad-vattu, adv. So, like, as. 3 C. gESQ tanna, reciprocal pron. gen. and. fal C. 83 tana, An afiix for the formation of ace. His, his own, one’s own. 2. See EENCANE AT abstract nouns ; as, @ 2 husbandry. 0 4 0. 833303 tannannu, recip. pro. ace. &3S hoyhood. %.73T the state of a house- ) T [¥ R Him, himself, one’s sclf. ISR B I holder. 029733 doltishness, stubbornness, 3T to exalt one’s self. 83, —jfa‘ ) © ;J D)o il N = A ’e i: 2. for 3, his, 03E 2 TR () AN to humble one’s self. ¥ i 48 N ) O eu 2y S = ) ol (S oe i} o under C . g I tar 1l | ©&2 o] adj. Cool, cold, mild .&?ZQ “Je pe¥ tapd-loka, e = to [5) &, S. (.)\ ranvt, s. Al 1, thin female. -l a el o woman. il S. 'é’f tapta, adj. Heated, ni wmed, boil- [ ing, burnt, affec rol with pain or sorrow. € o De tapa, [l e < :::’n(\g. toc [} = F20%33 heated p=1 n te ou‘).r\) d seal burn m (o ¢ =& S 1 s. A tabret. 2. a pod or s 2 s1d s‘m—ll. € e N P! oS to shell, as beans, &e. (08 2 3 aGu add ling 8% o\ & tay maze, | ) 2]s. W [0) c 289 (/] SutH tapa-tapa-badiyu, J C ] as ch Idren. Seuy < o3 QB to W“udl(,. 1 V. . To strike on the head w e 8 O oV BN tappaie, s. A large ‘mmlw(m 5 D)#J, oo U 23> tapa-tapa-hdku, v. a. ) 3% ex.8 g small kind o f tambour. T £ Won To vold. as cows dung z @) e 10 beat y tambour S. \J y tapana 8 The sun. 2. heat, burn- - == ST Ine, 1 3. a division of hell N0 ~ o8 [Sun’s (¢} B tapp-a di, s. Waddling, as a child ; 0 f3 an nlogular step wvsf Q% 2 to waddle, as a 'mJ Karna, Satwrn, ¥Yama, Sugrivd. child that cannot yet walk firmly VY Bty . \00'3 8 i(mamm 2, s. Gold. e C. BHBUoedS, B \m VT 202002 tappa- 89 2 . ; oJ :@3*%[3&;33 {apmcmin -badiyu, R . a toyu, tlappa CZU?'U, v. a. To saturate, To slap the cheek. < drench, wet thoroug 1ly. lcte) TWRLTY WOT S 8 H < :*’%o?g gnoedH taparikd, tapa- T 83, twqoed woS I came completely web g riku, S ee [CRN1Y) T, through. N 3k 9“8 i(lp(t«’(fi, s. A metallic cooking vessel C y r' oo tappanre, adv. Quickly i} T o 3 =%\ 0 O oIV u > tapashilu, _l Da 0@, @] . B0 ta Great, large. € ko B % Q) 8 ppard, adj d['{ al St See @ 8% ‘\v 0. ball T oo g large cannon ~9) ¥ LRI L% T. B. :x,(\ 4} ast, § ee © r=n A. 0. 8\@> tappalu, s. Table land — =3 [} B 3% (\) % tapas-tapd I [s 1 exclama- the land at the foot of a hill t & tw,z, Px ay, pray. . \'O tappale, s. A large, metallic o Y7 03 S. wm,{, 8% tapassu, tapa,s.Pr ray er, coo‘ m” vessel. *Fl]\t 2. to fail dc\(fion religious austerities, such as severe C ) tappu, v.n. To miss. bstinence, sitting a lo time in particular in an Ul“‘l‘ -ement or promise. 3. to escape, g : = W w elud 4. to err, deviate mistake. ;v\;) postures, swrrounding one’s self with five the seventh lunar month. [che) [a") O N [pIA) gbf fires, &c. W thout fail. SR\ to miss an aim - 7 YOS S~ O\ ~ J o to perform religious aus- 8%y to deviate from the road, lose the way. W = terity — ©IvEY e 3. to fail in one’s word 9 N to [ ue, ave, e\tucate, Ly g S X0 tapasya, s. The twelfth lunar use to err . to re =9 R% ha ia + in which the moon’s change disentangle, aeliver., o % B 70 to escape, it} month, t ;: s self. W 3 30030 uao)rJ C 3 akes place when the sun is in Pisces. \tum% or save one’s ] ¥&E to miss a good opportunity. oy iu«.(fld bl S. oJ v tapaswi, s. An ascetic, devotee, > to be los i v ) as an employment. L to fail, be one engaged in the practice of austerities. il v} [y 3. to V10 ated, or broken, as an engagement. C. B° 0I5 Bva tapdi-muchclu, o 33 e 3 e 3§, go astray. 7 £ %, 3R to be missed ¢ K S a. To cover a <1<)t h over the face. SH o ? Tj’) b"‘" \ Rozde we will not go with- [42] (AN :S“ ) G @> tandlu, s. The Post or Tappal (gab-ei S e 2 Ronsencv this bu- Darc) - out you q&)er i . H. ’fi 33 tapdvati, Sece siness cannot be do without him. X ) C. 03 tapike, adj. Large tongued se °”J\ l‘f!])jlll, s. A fault, crime, misde- £ ) 8. @l ot al @L o, SBODR> tapisu, tapais meanor. g y mustaxe, error, 1))!‘)1(11)1]("’\ ' ge e =ed a wrong road &% BTN JEEN k3 n. To burn, be inflamed, hot {5y €3 4 Wi to 3 8. gore0S tapd-dhana, s. An ascetic to go astray, lose one’s way ) ] ® €8S, {0y 1 much merit by examine to look if ther are any mista levotee, who has acqu % = = [oohN 21 195 to forgive a fault. % Farg austerities. 48 8 =, S CEON c. 8d%> tabisu, v, a. To appease, pacify, Az, TYUZE to be in fanlt, to be to blame, to err. 83, k%0 a mistake to occur, to be calm. erroneous, as a writing, &c. c. 32920 83y, INB to uwN\ NG tabisi-gida, s. A treesocal- make a mistake, commit an error. %) gi’% led. to correct a mistake. N w8 to write in- H. 583@5)330 tabz’yatz{, s. The constitu- correctly. 83y, 3% to say or state errone- tion. ously. 8z TwdW to accuse, impute blame C. TonTo3E3, tabulku-tatte, s. Asalver, to. % FUT amisdeed, fault. 23 3=y a fault tray, waiter. in writing. 2. a mistake in manufacturing. C. BaxE3 tabute, See 38 LN Ry, B BT, a slip of the tongue, a wrong expression, a false rhyme. 0,085t 1. 38300, TS tabéla, tabéle, s. A horse-stable. 89,8 Tw #2900 if T am in fault at all, forgive me. ST IS e ckh FwBd prove that T am Bend tabbane, adv. Quickly. in fault. ((33.. Tonon tabbarisu, v. a. To bewilder, ) c. B3 ta ppu—fiejje, s. Waddling, distract, confuse, amaze. aJ t That is not able to walk firmly. 3 tappe ~asa child C. B’eg), ged 53597 tabbi, tabbiydgu, =), ¥, 9@ to waddle or walk unsteadily. v. n. To become confused, flurried, to lose self-possession 8 FRBI), @%r‘@oww he be- H. 3‘%3 tappe, [©%3] s. The post. came confused A H. 5)#@3"?7’3 tafi/&di'z’/i&l, s. Separation, di- vision. C. 88 %?Jaejo tabbi-kollu, v. a. To em- 3. to H. 830005 taphashilu, s. An analysis, brace. 2. to seek to one for shelter, 16 detail, the particulars of an account. take under one’s wing. = o0 c. 89, 3‘?;03:3339 taphd, taphdvat- C: BN \)C«é) 22 tabbibbi, tablibbu, Jand. } tu, s. Cheating, defrauding, EREDEVR s. Distraction, confusion, maze, 2. variation, @ to cheat. difference, irregularity. ¥% P Ewr, VW C. 80T, ST tabaka, tabaku, s A ga to be distracted. Y S2@ incoherent speech, unmeaning language, as that of a salver or flat plate, a tray or waiter. S drunkard. 9 1 ST 30w one with scolloped edges. V0B edey @R@ to confuse, bewilder. SEPSH) I"‘\ [8] Fn8nR eV wy Inad WA do not de- 8w g round one. 10 B viate from what I said. 0. 383 tabate, s. Atambour. 2. a shell C. 5,09 OGS . or pod. 3w&g 22 one who beats a tambour. )@ tabbili, s. An orphan, one who is friendless. L B 2O®Y to shell, as beans, &e. adj. Bad, low, vulgar, rude, obscene. 8200 et g misgoverned, unruly . B 583?5’533 tabadanu, f:_;zg)fio] s. A firm, 2 village. Fw3 hbad work, a mean tran- stiff, dull, unmoveable, stu nid PLU main. saction. g0 0 I g low speech. g % O o C. é’wo’fli tabara-gatti, s. A broad =y a worthless fellow. £t 3%@ 30T this sword. worthless body. H. S0, BawoF tabalaku, tabald- a. —5&23"’\10 tabbisu, v. a. To detain, stop, ke, s. A bundle of accounts tied together. arrest. dwwTy J9@ to do up accounts in separate c. Sa\ tabbu, v.a To embrace, clasp. s parcels, b An embrace. 2. as much as can be taken in 9 &) C. 829 tabali, See = J ) the arms at once. 3. 2 protection, support, 2] asylum, T. B. 8T tabasu, See 533, A. ¢. 8230 tabdla, s. A condiment. 8. 83> tama, See 3wy ] ! H 383@38)’.))33 tabiké-0di, s. A mouth 0. 830T tamaka, s. Lust. 2. love. 29 of which the tongue is too large. =33 NE oJ Sprchl T W§D, SNED to lust after. 8308 degirous, a word thickly or indistinctly pronounced. cupidinous, hankering after, lenging for. s R [>] 489 [3} 0 14 1 W N’ S co] 0. 83>R tamage, pro. dat. pl, of . of bricks, &e., on a wall. adj. Right. 2. use- To them. 337 @33¢ they themselves, they ful 3. much in request, much called for. 4. ~ ~onr of their own accord. equal. o gradual, 80 BTIoA €70 P o) 2 to C. 83583 tamata, s. Seethed rice, pounded possess or enjoy by uninterrupted, hereditary succession. 9¢Y,3 high rank, good sort. *% and mixed with sugar. ¥,8 low rank, inferior sort. BTIET ¥ FIN C. 8.8, S3E3 tamata, tamate, s A large dram. @ to speak according to the rank of the person addressed. 73 €3 onelayer of bricks, S. 83303 tamana, s. The act of withering. 3] &c., in a wall. @ 83 g file or row of 8. 8%00F tamaraka, s. Lead people. S. 5353'&)’3{ tumassu, s. Darkness. 2. the Y, SToR ¢ arangd, s. A wave, billow, surge. third of the qualities incident to humanity, €ToNe? g river. the 85winRde or property of darkness, whence c. €3Bwatarakalu, adj. Rough, unsmooth, proceed ignorance, mental blindness, worldly (, BToE v n rugged. 8Tww T g rugged stone. STFEW delusion, &c. ¢ a body of darkness. 39 rough, stony ground. 8TFeN é‘l—é an un- 2. a demon killed by ¥7#shnw in the fish in- i smooth body. ®8TFev Fow® a rough cambly. carnation. 88¥0en roughly, ru 2 (=] O edly. H. 38w tamasiuku, s. A written 3TTI c. 3UTR tarakasa, s A quiver. bond, note of hand, ~written agreement. IBINSRYR, B3 having placed the quiver S. 9’;59?)(32) tamaswint, s. A dark night. on the left shoulder. H. 835935 famdnu, s. Long drawers or 5, H. 8T590 farakdri, s. All kinds of vege- trowsers. tables. 0 H. 533932 tamdmu, s. The whole. adj. T. B. 8030 tarakisu, See 3%rz, b All, univerzal. ) 8. 83599 tamdla, s. The honge tree. c. 89%> taraku, ady. Rough, unsmooth, G E rugged. H. 835053, D30 tamdshe, tamdse, k c. 88RwYy tara-gollu, v. n. Tosuit, fit. s. A pantomime, show, spectacle, amusement, g H E fun 83RM:T one fond of amusements. c. 83R8 taragati, s. Present condition L Fn® 2B to make fun. 85033 Bk to ex- 2. livelihood, subsistence. 3. a class- [ hibit a pantomime. C. 88A5 taragu, v.n. To diminish, waste, \}nfi C. BB, SE3 tamiti, tamite, s. A be impaired. TNED to be undiminished or (. L tambour, war-drum. unimpaired. 8THY, 8UNT v, . To waste, S . liegay FD tamisu, v. n. To wither, shrivel up. diminish. UG S. 53)3?‘9 tamisre, s. A dark night. ()3 E")dfioé@gj taraguitu, v. n. To be much dE{}l B20%> tamuku, s. A drum, tambourine. agitated. @8R8, ST to tremble with alarm. L, T~ s.‘ EReDBI> tamopahany, [disperser . 8D taragele, s. A dried leaf. 81 of darkness] s. The sun. 2. fire. 3. the S o C. 8Te3, Q0O B tarachu, tarachi- 1rg moon. Iy I bidu, v. a To strip, as leaves from a branch, 8. SRWERLed tamd-mani, s. The fire-fly. &e. 0, - C. B33d,tamma, pro. gen. pl. of &, Their’s. 5 83 > taralu, adj. Stout. 2. coarse, not TU pln s. A younger brother. 8 ’@’o& Bt -0 @33 their pro- (, g fin 8T 3o e o3 g huge dolt. VYV, perty. C. < g, v T@> taradu, s The testicles. 353 4 H, 8303905 tag/a’ru, adj. Ready. s. Rea- (SBN V) U 3y diness. TB wRWW to castrate. b 85070 to hecome ready, to be pro- ficient. S. g &R tarana, s. A raft. 2. fording, cros- SU!IJQ:.\ U 8@35Th I to prepare, make ready. S;u sing, passing over. ] AN C. €T tara, s. Kind, sort, class, rank, grade. C ONY 2. manner, way, mode. 3. lineage, descent, c. 83¢0 tarana, s. Opportunity. = & generation. 4, aline, row, range. 5. alayer S. « B3¢0 tarani, S S, A ship. 2. the sun. g 8 - S 4990 = i o 33 3 c. 893, 9T tarani, tarame, s A T. B. YTR> tarasu, [e)7] s. Fear, alarm. lathe. 8. 83% 2. the cornice of a wall, immediately taraswi, s. A royal tiger. 2. a under the upper moulding. 833 HBDEW to courier, express, turn in a lathe. 808 ¥U¥ g turner’s firmer. C. 80® taraha, See =3 c. 3383 tara-tara, s. Agitation. 2. rank, C. BVXOXD taraharisu, v. n. To forbear, grade. 3. order, method. adj. Gradual, in g Pt oe Iricé - 2 €0e SBRN wait for, be deliberate, not rash. regular gradation. ?é)j’ ] L £y B @)dfiof tarala, s. A boy, youth. B to be greatly agitated. STSTTeN BR2D to it 8TSTToN boyhood, childhood. €Y a damsel, girl, sit in rows, or according to rank. young woman. 00T to stand in files. ), 80g> tarakshu, s. A hyena or leopard. c. 83303 taradava, s. A man of a certain G. oo tardsu, grade or class. SooRn tardju, t i [®2)%5] s. Scales. C. 8TT>FwY> taradu-kollu, See 2o and 3. 0. 809873 tardtura, s Lineal descent, (3 from generation to generation. 2. differences i H. 8330 T taraddidu, Effort, exertion, Ui contrivance. 2 cultivation. of rank, variety in the grades of society, &c. a‘ctf\m)&s Eg M) g02805en by lineal descent; according to an account shewing the species and quantity @ fa) rank, 02800050 to reign by hereditary of seed sown, the extent of land under culti- succession. vation, and the quantity remaining fallow. H. 809800339 N tardturiydgi, qaq, s. 8899 p@(g tarapanya, s, Fare, freight. Quickly, speedily. yeg c. 83g, édbpfie% tarapu, tarapina- ¢ 563&"76’09 tardvali, . Lineage, line of kallu, s. Aninferior kind of precious stone; descent topaz ? C. 80 tari, adj. Coarse, as meal, rough, net 00t C. 3%y, 83VITT> tarapu, tarapina- smooth. s. A loom. 2. the mimosa catechu, karu, s, A large calf that is still sucking. 3. rice land. 80 0¥ to be coarse, H. 9%, 83y tarapu, taraphu, s A c. 89, oD tars, tariyu, o o T4 side. L ) ytion a small district. adv. Towards, 83 strip off, as bark from a tree or leaves from 3720 one who has the superintendence of a a bough. 2 to gather, as flowers. 3 to small district. slay, cut down. s0Tw, having slain m ‘ \‘,'il‘fé“‘, C. 832 tarabu, v.a. To stop, oppose, heaps. 80CY¥TYnrYo gathered blossoms. 80 detain. [5] b4 to pursue, chase s. A kind of T DR, SO BT o Styip off, ) wasth 09 (ov} precious stone ; topaz ? STwYE, 3 o# g chased . ¥® fari, s. Aship. 307% g mast. 9 deer. 8TW TR to chase. a churning stick, Toll w i P H. éd@ggg,?}dfig 3o tarabéti,tarabétu, &) c. 80230, vezedBs tarichu, tarichi- il s. Training, education. 8TV 8@nRR VB) to bidu, v. a. To gather flowers. 2. to strip give one’s services for a maintenance and to leaves from a branch. 3. (=9) to cause to be learn a science or art. (U chafed or abraded. C. 8UB», BTY) taramu, taravu, o, q. A. C. SO0OD tarimindi, s. A girl who To pursue. 2. to stop, as cattle. has passed the age of puberty. oo i : 0.30’5’6093@%)0 taravali-lekhkha, e B"O‘&'eéo tari-sallu, ». a. To adjust, An account of the amount of taxes levied, settle. BOTowT 1t 13 settled. c. 885953 taravdya, adv. Afterwards, S. SOR0 farisiu, v. a. To cross, get over or subsequently. through. 2. to obtain salvation by crossing 8. 80390 taravdri, s. A sword. all the Hindu hells. 3. to cause to bring, C. BTY®oBs taravu-hdku, v, a4 To lay S. €3> taru, s. A tree in general. a foundation, C . ToDTWo taruvadu, s. Theact of bring- 8. IR tarasa, s. Flesh. ing. See @2, (i 114 491 3 rtS) C . B8oB> taruku, adj. Rough, stony. 3er TM%,”J: 32F In® to argue, dispute, rea- C . Zo>FwY) taru-kollu, Sce 3. son. 2. to reflect, be in contemplation. %7 ac&? a work on logic so called. BTFJD g 8 . 80>Twets taru-kdtara, s. The hol- logician. 2. a disputant, controversialist. @ low of a tree. #r53,) the science of logic. ¥0¥FF a use- c. ST>RD tarugari, s. A plucked quill or less or bad dispute. feather. S. TE 0T tarkarika, s. A crow’s nest. 0. 8TO>R> tarugu, s. Corn, grain. 2. bro- C. z Foe tarku, adj. Rough, craggy, stony. kerage, a fee, the deduction made from all STF VY, 8FIFAD o be 1'0118'11, BT T IV (. payments, termed, in India, custom. 3 stony ground. wastage, deficiency. v. . To become less, to waste. 2. to sink in or down. adj. Rough, 0. 8RoF targu, See 37y craggy, stony. 0. Se3se tarchu, See s00. THry IR %—”uaga to take custom, 8ThrenD) to be rough, craggy. s. 83 tarjana, s. Wrath, anger. 2. (. punishment. 823F W to punish, beat. C. 838seFvN taruchdgi, adv. Much, abun- dantly. s. 8x=d tmj].afli, s. The fore-finger. C. 803> tarudu, See 3. A H. 3202, Sarzony tarjume, tar- 8. 8daeo taruna, adj. Young, juvenile. 2. Jumme, s A translation, interpretation. C, new, fresh, novel. ¢. an opportunity. Bwrd IR to make a translation. . BT taruni, s. A female from 6 to S. SeeeEF t(l'?'ZmZ?(l, s. A new born calf. 5] 30 years of age. Lo a wife. edoed IR 0. s. BTE o, SRE T tarpapa, tarpare, Vishwu, with his wife in his bosom. s. Satisfaction, given or received ; either the . C. 800 tarupu, See =T 0] act of pleasing, or the state of heing pleased. C. 88525 tarubu, Sce ssw. 3. a religious Ty 2. satiety, fulness, repletion. G A. 0. 8330 taruvari, adj . Fickle, un- rite, presenting water to the manes of the deceased. ITFES @, BVFR to propitiate, steady, wavering. fi please, satisfy. 0. Bo596 ta?'uva’ya, adv. Afterwards, t ] subsequently. C. g8« tarle, s. A lie, falsechood. 3SFa f C. gdi@ taruvu, s Dunning, a peremp- S, 897 %wt3 g liar, one who cheats by pur- i g tory demand for payment. B0 InB, 8 chasing articles on credit and selling them 1) for what he can get. I = to dun, to make a peremptory demand. g ( A. 0. 8ToY) taruvu, See == C. B0z 0 tarvdya, adv. Afterwards, Lo subsequently. gty S. 83889T taru-sdra, s The pith, heart, core of a tree. H. 8590 tarvdru, s. A sword. 2. camphor. 03 S. gfic gweTo tarsha, larshane, C. 805> taruku, Sce sswo. i s. Thirst, 2. wish, desire. § A. C. B0 tarula, s A boy, youth. 3¢ a girl. A. C. BY>E tarlu, See €3%. Loy, A. ¢. 83)9 tarralda, adj. Wasted, de- (. v g0 C. 800> tarulu, s. Dried and cut beans [5) clined, impaired. “ excited, provoked. LY, in stalk. 2. a young leaf or bud. 0. B8, BBy tareyu, taru- A. 0, ‘9’@ tarri, s. A club or cudgel. gy A. C. 895 tarril, s. Obeisance. 2. ava- 1, 3¢- kollu, v.n. To be chafed, grazed, abraded, VP liant man. ns torn with thorns, &e. 88 chafed, abraded. 83 &3 to train oxen for the plough. A. C. 83) torre, s. An umbrella, ketasol. L3 D c. 3373 ¢ m'e—gid(l, s. A tree so called. A. C. BT l‘[fl'?’gid(l, adj. Diminished, b s. 8% tarka, s wasted, impaired. (3 The science of logic. 2. v 3 ues < 8. 8 tala, s. Place, site, locality. S0 disputation, discussion, reasoning. Loy SFF Ay 8v the earth, ¥T3Y the palm of the hand. surmise. 4. supplying an ellipsis. Wiy 492 =, i) 333 3V the sole of the foot. 2. depth, bottom, 0. B> taluku, v. n. To glitter. s. Lus- 2 lowness, inferiority of position, the place un- tre, brightness. der, underneath. 3. the palm of the hand. c. R, Beonr talugu, taluge, s. A 4. the sole of the foot. TF28Y the fourth of string with which the legs of cattle are tied. 1 the lower worlds. Fome8Y the sixth of the H. B2 talubu, See svw. lower worlds. ¢. 9, 88590 tale, tale-kdi, s. The 168 C. 8o, B3 tala-kattddava, s, A head. 2. the chief, principal. adj. Chief, chief man, superior. head. %% 8 g hald head. 32008 the front 839, s c. 8uT8, tala-kattu, s. Sce 3wt e3 2 of the head. %038% the back of the head. @ 83 the centre of the head. 8¢S 25ene) g the border of a field or country. v. n. To 35 2o, 8 undertake as principal. front, or principal gate or door. C. 8o3°00 tala-kdi, s. The head. Stedcw, 3 dWY to nod or wag the Lead, as a mode of expressing approbation, 8¢S c. SudH talaku, v. n. To shake, tremble. @ 8¢ BwdD o got 8U+3 0 make shake. B0rC® to appear in public. through, as a narrow defile, with difficulty. c. BUFYR tala-kelage, See 3c2¢n, 8¢5 whaw to strike on the head. BSER3B TN c. Bonoew tala-gimbu, See 3snow. fu ¥ to break one’s head. 2. to fatigue one’s self in telling something to one of dull appre- I Cc. SUDd falapai’i, s. A well made in hension. 8. to be wearied in application. 3% sandy ground, requiring a basket frame work 3ed Fword Fewmn to apply excessively close, to prevent the sides falling in. c. Buyy, Benyy, Bwvo talapu, talu- to study very hard. 39 =%} Fa® to beat the head, as a mode of expressing deep sor- ot pu, talubu, v, n. _To arrive, reach, come el 108 row or despair. 83 8¥& the head to be in to hand, be received. o) 9y VT to cause to he LN’&I motion, as when one is possessed. 33 82w, received. ous 83 Fw® to undertake, engage %’,’J to ruin. Cc. Bvwv R, SwawNes tala-bdgalu, m 2. to risk one’s life in an enterprize. 3. of 1e b 10 tala-lm'gih!, s. A front gate, principal en- to have the head shaved before an idol and trance. 8ueanw TowT g kind of terrace over to offer the hair to the idol. BeSg 20¢S Ve the gate or entrance of a house. to come upon one, to be answerable. [=15] @Sa\ &, o sum- %, 38 3% Fagd to bow the head or to look by T H. 8w talabu, s. Pay, wages. downwards, from shame or sorrow. 83 Jwy :“ then mons, sending for. = [} od», 85 820 the head to ache. 85 %@ofioats C. 8% tald, a particle (fron < head) de- to decapitate. 8¢5 T3D, 8F Bwidw to strike 00 p‘\.’u’, noting, each, or per head ; as, ©I0R Sz =By 8e3 & teYou! @03 pIw corn, in measuring. 9 to procure, ST W give ten pagodas to each of them. as a pimp does. 38 HawNTI, IS HaT g C. 8v2033 taldntara, s A generation, bawd, procurer. 823 H2BNIIY0 g pin]p’ pro- age. curess. ¢ 4, 3S Do, 3 wiB) the skull. pldt s. BuaB0 taldtala, s. The fifth of the BSM®BY to spare life. SSTerd, 3Twend to lower worlds. bend the head with shame, or signifying C. 890 taldri, s. A village watchman. pleasure. 85N F$0 to ask with the head e Pl 8990 w5970 the business of a village watch- bowed down, from shame or modesty. 3L S0 kel man. ) BT 5 WD to obey. 3% 23 to be promoted. g 85 wtd, to finish. s. The head of a Canarese . 56}0@ taldvu, s. A large tank, B 2}\1 FToreT g tank builder. letter. 85 9 %0 to promote, exalt. 2. to resuscitate. 3S 333 o S»E to humble, H. 8998 taldshu, s. Inquiry, search. 3 keep from rising, disgrace. 3¢ ATD the hair b ©oR0 FR® to make inquiry into, look after, to be dishevelled. 151 #@u&, 8SRe) arro- o s [} 8 OV 2 ® ~ c. 89 tali, s. The head. gance, insolence. &, to thump on the 8¢5 3 &3 A. C. B93> taliru, s Young, new leaves, head. up to the head, as a river, ff Il or buds. head-deep. 88 393 g defence for the head. n e 4 Q o 3 3 i e {n® 15} :3‘: stripes of hair shorn from the head C. 3= tale-vdsi, s Interest paid in to dlsfwme it, as a punishment to an adul- grain, on account of grain lent 83 teress 8w to make such stripes c. I8oRs tale S¢gu, v. n. To increase, on the head 8% Bwrd to wae or move the advance. )i head from side to side in token of pleasure or L 0. SRS tale Stgu, v. n. To become a approval 89S D to spring up, appear, ¢ quainted with the private circumstances of set 1n o8 BB BS CwiF T at the another. A time of the setting in of Spr ing. umu@fifi@°*a tale-sitre-gollu, v, n. fir] application for the headache 15) ?j th e ° To lose one’s head 83 poVcle] AR oBINRY T ) (8 brain 23980 £0 comb the head 8¢S 3, N DRF0Y T will lose my head first. I oD, S22 to get the head shaved =191 A0 Swe); B¢ B the headache. S DOAR, 8S5 3 0. S8mo®> tale-hdku, v, n. Tointerfere, AR, BS aT, 63 vertigo, dizziness, or giddiness interrupt 03 of the head 2. haughtiness 8¢S Aptats) a C. 80&%dQ tole-hidi, s. The handle of a [ chief or head man &3 the head cow of plough (¢ 2 herd & an excellent cow which gives S 8 C. DR WINTBZ ole-hoikatana, s, much milk 930 t0 become wise =151 1f iff-neckedness, sauciness, impudence Q BOTE, fale-kattu, s. The head = of AC ERNTFD g stiff-necked, impudent man. a Canarese letter expressing the inherent I | C. o 69@0/\0 tale- /l()J?l, v. n, To lose vowel a C, ¢ the border of a field or country one’s head 8S Hemd F08) g dangerous v. n. To undertake, as principal M expression, for which a person may lose his ey c 3“3&;79 tale-kelage, s. Disorder, con- head fusion 8 ady Topsy-turvy, upside down Cc. SBRRAGIN tale-hodiyu, ». a. To 0, 8 S 2Emn %% to fall upside down. 83 =¢ lxln LB, | b oI =537 rarYal @NN\){\S > to perform devotion, as some My A C. ufg = taleisu, ». n. To he proud, ascetics do, with the head downwards. ‘1r1<‘,<raut puffed up. 2. to be amassed, col- L3 c. S0k 3*5?06 tale-kotla-mdri, S lected dere Ani msulen« person, inclined to beat every one S éé@fm@ talodari, s. A woman. 2.a ey C. 30N ~a S50, 800w tale- w.fe mistress. Y S gimbu, tale-dimbu, tale-dindu, 5. A e la/j)(l s. A mattrass, bed, ®o? w9 L I23 FToSU. pillow. 8¢ doAI 1 DD a pillow-case > a swan-down bed. Ty B, g, soft bed oy \l == e, N a bed of flowers. Lo A, €. BONRLIS tale-gisuwava, s A servant, menial e G- Zi O FIN tallu-kelage, See €A, 8 . \./ S £, 33 . BT tale-thouli, s. A helmet & tallaja, s. Excellence, happiness. C : C. 2>)8/@2@ tale-gudde, s. A square head (/J/ Excellent, happy 3 X C To & cloth or turban 2w & tallata, tallate, dl C. &) oN tale-dese, s. A bed’s head Weariness, exhaustion distress, faintness, 0,3 @ &3 €x- :\‘ - & D vexation & to weary. distress () C. o ®© DoRo tole -PagU, s. A turban. a 83 270 h @ et S t. © & &3 23¢%0 to become wearied le c. 33e XD, BBEITHT. tale- birisu, ta- &) (B me) r:};% g0 ¢ tallana, ta- g le-birusu, s Stubbornness, pride. adj ”(172(3, l‘all(t]d, adj. Agitated, disturbed, ; Stubborn, obstinate S0, 8Y wavering, unsettled, distressed L X D000 faleidin, » 4 Toetizars in 3, BuFRERNY, Bum Reyd, su¥ "Wy to be 0y an undertaking, commence a business. g agitated, perplexed, distressed, vexed, to quake C. 3OO with fear R tale-yenisu, v. a. To poll By¥ to shake, make quiver, &c. Ly numbetr ©3) A it A0 5 Sm; talleisu, Sece C. B833:00UF 9y tale-ydrisi-kollu, s. 8 ?‘uva, pro. gen. Thy. 83 8% thy § by v. n. To take liberties, be forward, assuming daughter, 0 3 494 ] A. C. 83F tavaka, S S 3% BT, Eagerness, avidity Trick, wile, deceitful promises. BT WYY, 8 2. haste, hurry, precipitation. Bhn Begr, A D™ to slip out of the kit S@ to be eager, precipitate TFW to hand make eager, hasten BIFDoT TWwernd to oo H. 31T BA B> tasadiku, tasti- 337203 o with avidity @ to look with ku, s. An allowance by government for a eagerness or anxiously. temple, &c. A. C. B3R tavagu, s. Thetower over the H. DRy, SRR tasaripu, tasali- gateway of a temple pPU, s. A present c. tavayje, s. A kind of allowance to C. 8NITIQ), SR &> tasukulu, tas- land-holders /talll, s. Evasion, pretext, trick, wile. adj. C. BREL tavatu, See 33t TIet, Deceitful BTTOL ) WP, BWTW INB o C. 33E3 tavate, s, Ashellor pod of beans, &e deceive with false promises i) g s. %3 fftsfiaf'a, s. A robber, thief. & 2833 tavara, s. Tin, white oxide of lead. 0% to steal. C 3, . e a disloyal soldier. See also =3 3288 B =37 a bracelet made of $ 0. %> z‘aStl{, s. A broad mouthed vessel, 1t 8533 067 g thin plate of it ¢ for cattle to drink out of. AL G An excellent ! B30k tavardja, s [} T3 * 9 kind of sugar 0] dw% tassu, s. Slothfuln 0¥ a sloth, sluggard, idler c. 834 tavasi, s The tree Guilandura alt H DJQV, oo taha, ahd S Consent bonducella 2. T B [8%%] an ascetic or se agreement 2. the means or way of effect- devotee 3 ing any object < charge, possession. adj (. TU C uo&? tavale, s. A froo Appeased, pacified %2 20D an agreement T.B. 835¢0 tava-kshira, [ £ RT] 8 8%% B3 to make an agreement, fix, appoint Manna of bamboos 8% ?55‘ to give in charge. 8% W to geb i judy H. ©50000 favdi, s An imocursion of plun- into the way of doing a thing 1, o derers. 2. war, battle, contest 3 a false H. 3080 tahakiku, ad True, correct accusation, 3w*§v> J8FFI»T correct information i~ C. 8QX> tavisu, v. a. To pacify, appease. c. =3 % taha-taha, s. Grief, vexation v To be distressed with heat 2. to bear wearimess. BXBT TRV 8 T TR Closteles) endure. ¥ 2 to be vexed rieved, wearied Soi .\?1] A. C. 8 tavu, v. n To decrease, be dimin- H 00> tahariru, s The per-centage ished. or allowance made to superintendents of € —"3)@ B> tavuk Uy s. A salver, waiter. puuh(, works. hmmn = =29 C 5?@&53 tavutu, v, a. To shake cornin H. 000 > tahashilu, s. Collection, as of fan, so as to separate the chaff from it revenue. 8B TeT g native revenue-officer. (latt C. U’@ 3> tavudu, s, Bran 8J3B &o o TTW H. 350509 tahd-ndme, [3=] S. A F08% PS though he lives on bran, he is in- treaty agreement solent b il B. g tala, [3vor e 2l The hand I i 800 N C. 8T tavura, Sce low ground, a dale 3 a place 4. the | iiily f [ . B. —‘jfi N2 Lavusu, [ER2]s. Austerities. bottom foundation. FTOI a person of A O, 23 tave, s Side direction d > the same place SOr=- 2 row, grief. adv. Again, farther. great- . 3903 talanka @, s. Conf uwm, agitation, alarm 3¢ oT TR G FOBRTINRS > ly, much, well. 7 FoT KL, 3 A0 c)saoc\,@”ja tave-horalu, ». n. To 0w to be alarmed, agitated Sedor relent, recoret OF i s oy talamy pu, v i To think of. 8. 8%, lashta, adj. Pared, made thin eflect on: a4 ] C 3(\;39. 2 0TS tasaku, tasuku, BY 3T talaki-kdku, v.a.Toyoke, O \.,.&& GL 7 Be A€ to fix a restive to a tame ox, with a view to g%@g tala-hola, s Agitation, break it in. trembling 8¢ xw¥ nwgd to tremble, be c. B93> talaku, s Glitter, lustre adj alarmed BT WD a flashing flashing, shining C. BgoD talddi, See 3¥=d licht 8930 %0 g glittering necklace. 8¥F2 € 3%72033§ taldike, s. Effulgence, splen- ™ to become glittering or shining. dour, flash. oD R, ¥R to flash, shine. C. ¢. SYRIR tala-kelage, See s52¢7 g@%mfiv@“)’o taldrisi-kollu, v.n. To AL G 3 TegE talarchy o n. To wander refresh one’s self,’ XOLO\ er from fatigue, &c. A about in agitation. v. @. To cross 3)? tali, s. A kind, breed, generation. 2 A a thick rod 3. a choultry, alms-house. 4 ¢. 8Y8Y,896Y tala-tala, tala-thala, o an umbrella . a s. Glitter, lustre. adj Flashing, shining calumny, sland BYBEE RS 3L R0, 2. to strip off; o3’ B¥T, 0, BFSFTIMW to To wet, sprinkle with water v, n. To bud, ger- glitter, flash, shine as leaves from a branch U, ?)Cjbc tal(zdu, talardu, inate, 2. to stay, wait. 3. to put on, dress. g £TY Y 2 » Having set out ; 8v Fwyoto be patient, wait f perf. part. of 8% and 8¢ budded or cbtained B3, PeeEIBT B0 this cow s breed is good WdR Bt 1 m’avés 0 (\)v B wemweg 88F 2 ¥¥ do you stop till &0 8¢ having been honoured with a savoury 0, repast the man, who is gone to the village, comes i C. BYIED talar-nudi, s. Hesitation or FPIPRS Tp IRSETY ATy BT SR i blunders in speakin occasioned by fear or put a garland of fi agrant flowers in your top (Sra( G alarm. knot 3N 8% &3 gprinkle the Vacant front of the house well 8y Inw to calum- i A.c. BYRE tala-pata, adj niate. 8¢ 23%¢3 a calumniator. empty. desert aste YT T to make tha empty or clear from trees, &c g3 talike, s, Tying wild oxen to tame (A o # (1t . ones for the purpose of training them Yytalapu, s. DBrightness, effulgence, lustre & to yoke, as above .F 0 . OR83 taligdrati, s. A wave offer Wit A. 0. BYIY tala-male, See s ing in a metal plate. o c. 3YSBB> tala-mddu, v. n. To delay that c. p%‘%T) talme, s. A metal plate turned up loiter at the rim, out of which food is eaten, orin ling A, C gfijOJ talaru, v. n. To set out, start BYNHW which foed is placed before an idol ey depart to shake, move, be agitated 3 o2 v, . To beat a metal plate while the L, to become slack ow BT, BYEr they seb marriage token is being tied on. out for their own country il < 5 = tali- A. 0. g8, u, b?jc & ?w- Lo AlC @Jfi? tala-wala, s. Alarm, con- geo ta, tal talirta, talirda S5 C)] sternation, agitation. 2. exhaustion, weari- fl\a V in leaf 8Y8 T ness. 3. ag itation or motion of bOhll)“" w “\4“ part. Sprouted, budde bty PTF s¥e DY/ a young &e 3¥5¥ X to be alarmed, agitated, ex- 03 a tree in leaf a ] hausted leaf, bud LR C. A. C. S80>, T8 Do talitiru, alir VEsple) talavdra, s. A village watch- Sflnn 0 man, who is paid for his services by a grant tiru, v. n. Tobein bloomw, in leaf, sprouting { 3 of 1z 1 subject to a quit-rent only he&len ?'5(0 tali-dana, s. Choice, excellent A. C. ©Y DAY 7‘(17(lU€J0]'6, s. Amazement cattle, of a good breed perturbation, agitation, alarm, astonishment It AL ¢ \/?d) ?,‘(fll{lfl past part of 8¢, Hav be L A. C. 5“} ®] talasu, V. N To loiter ing budded, germinated, sprouted N slow or deliberate S Clear, pellucid . »6’69(3\63 tali-nir Wats ’CTH é\jw/\ tala-hagga, s. Alongrope watier 407 C u\jam /c‘xl”]l(l(l’(’, s. The foundation of C. 8230 talir Cll/l, Mbud-foot] s An ele- g, a buildi wi® to dig a foundation o t toot 4 4 } Moy A, 74 By 30 A€ u%?tb talll U, v. n. Toleaf, bud, shoot c 3’ga)>?% ?’?’fiufia tale-ikku, ta- 2. to obtain, get, acquire. s. A sprout or e > 283 le-hdku, v. a. To yoke, to fasten a restive bud FoBY¥D g red bud. 8Y Cwe R85 ) e3 a cluster to a tame bullock, with a view to break it in. of buds Y ’3(5?‘*003 808, to bad, be in leaf. A. C. 89 B> talkavidu, v. a. To be- 8eBrm, 3YLd V™ it has budded, it is in leaf (i smear perfumes on the body, to anoint 0 €99 tah/a hullu, s.Young, ten- ) der grass. AL 3 9% talke, [32]s. An embrace o 10 < the act of embracing < "'J 8%, A BB, 3%3;Q A. O 5%9 > talilu, s. A bad, sprout, shoot S9® 9. a. To yoke 2. to embrace. RA A. C. u?éc‘“’ talir-vana, s. A garden in &3%T 539 g young ox in training. blossom, a budding grove A, €. 89 talgu, v.n. Todecay, go to ruin. 10 A. C. BYPTEN talir-vase, s. A bed of buds yof AQ ég B¢ talta, talda, past part.. or germs. ol of e¥C. dnd 3¢, Budded. 2. obtained, acquir- ed 8 0%, By talisu, talipy, v. a. To 3. dressed; put o 89 having 2. to cleanse rice. budded -5.:-’ e e oJ furbish, polish dressed ; or acqulred e they 3%*’ S5 talu, v n. To stop, halt, loiter will have, acquire, dress, put on, &(, =3 a mango tree in leaf: BRveTo 3¢ 3 w S he C. 5933) taluku, v, a. To yoke. s. Glitter who has acquired an excellent char actel ffulgence, lustre 850FeN effulgently, glit- BT T g glittering necklace A teringly ?’J talpu, v. a. To despise, reject jur i 2. to hinder, stop, detain. C. 2¢oRo talugu, v.n To halt in a jour- e M ney 2. to lodge 8xono &vd a lodging house A0 B9 fo O'jm talpoyyu, v n Tobe- uhu w8 Ue8) @7ond | halted, for the night, come est mnwed fxo.n to be dissatisfied with that village A.C fié’ talme, s. An embrace fo tal o> taluvu, talubu, v. n c. 3P A, C 'é“’ talva, part, Delaying, loitering 1) 8¢ 18} To delay, loiter, stay, be dilatory 3°,gm’3 @ having alighted without delay. without delay. Tt T e 8¥oDT why did A.c. B¢ ofio?%’oja tallankangollu, ool BP0 TIIF an affalr you loiter in the city 8 e\ 9%, v. 7 To be in a fnght alarmed, in conster- that occasions delay 8¥0T0 to detain, nation ! hinder PV RIE), o5 SEFSAT) =, N to ol A. €. BY RagRs, 3¢ oRwesxs talla- delay, be deliberate, slow B U lale. 5 Anunibrea 2. an 1nn, golisu,’ tallangolisu, . 4. To hinder [y LY i lodge for travellers. prevent, impede c. 89 8, 8¢ 3 tallata, tallada, See Az 1 {l 1l A @ 3? tale, v. a. To load, lade put on the head or shoulders. '@5%(’9 2. to get, possess l YT WD obtain, acquire 3. to bud, sprout C. 8gn & falldna, s. Distress, anguish, as YDA F a garden in leaf, a budding grove of a high fever, &c. T wJ0 WToTIW will not the gar den bud in 80 BYINTBIDoT . €82 talli, ¢ Intercourse, interference, Spring ? 8303 JoTd B i {fll'\ connexion, association, company with, inti- T8 SorTY the woman said I shall obtain macy 2. calumny, slander, defamation (=] heaven in the condition of a married woman I3 8% 3 hav no intereourse with him .m ‘1 893 wY, a budded creeper. 393 A3 a tree in 9 leaf. BRI ) Awoozty I will have nothing to do o with. 35, 8 % 97«3 what have you to do )i o §§3AOE’~" tale-Jazyit, s. Cowdung and with me P 8% : F9F to intermeddle, interfere, water mixed 9 assocliate with. S ¥ e g forward, intermed- 9 AC 59& [op) taledzzpmu, s. Patient, dling temper g & £ 2 an officious affair, an mild persons. 1ntermeddling business 8¢ ¥ 50¢3 g defamer s p g4 A. C <9 § 290 tale-béhu, v. n. Thehead slanderer ¥, I0@ to defame, calumniate to be severed c. 89> tallu, v. a. To shove back, push - [23 49 { (9] B N () 3 9 CPIN g “ ) 3 T. 5 o2y, Boom; tdmbra, tdmra, away. to dismiss from employment. 2. red. to deduct, knock off some thing, reduce the [_% ! Copper. 3 j price. OISy 83> shove him away there. He S ST E3 takattu, s. Charge. 2. pawn, pledge. e B R ANV ADE ) 5 to pawn. 2. to give in f 8”?36 tall-uri, s. A fierce, scorching flame! charge. swy 2k to be in pawn. 2. to S. gfif taff.y‘/za/c(l, s. A chief of serpents. be under one’s charge. 9 & a carpenter. 3™ to cut. c. 3T tdkanpa, adj. Quick, swift. =% £ BT g quick horse, Pegue pony. T.B. 386 takshana, l’—gg:\f?] adv. In- tantly, that instant. H. 30500, So8e0n tdkidi, tdkidu, s. STy FNB 3 written G0 . 1ld, v a To bring. Tts tenses are A mandate, order. 23 = formed with 82, as, 8.3 I bring. 8 e SEVESA) order C. 8°%> tdku, v. a To touch, hit, come T will bring. The past tense is o= I brought. BoT) T S $ 70 to bring. into collision or contact with, join, b5 L to 8¢ having brought. ¥ reach, arrive at. 4 SosnyR ot FoF to take into consideration, 3. to oppose, in battle. to dispose the mind to. to support, bear up. adj. Indigenous, do- mestic. 8¢ %0 to make touch. eJan 83 @ v 2 ¢. 59 td, for . ° 0. Bt0, Boe tdn, for ®, He. 3083 \ +2 he is now sensible of his error, or he is he himself. @30 they. become wise from experience. %2 touch, collision, contact. 3T to strike mutually C. 3003y, BIOR> tdnku, tdngu, See one against the other. %ot mutual colli- C, F3T0. sion. w87, to put in contact. H. 3703 tdnda, s. A body of Ba*ivy'c?a'is, or Lambadis. €. ST taku-badi, s. Extra expense. § o o o BT S. 390033 fdndava, s. Dancing, especial- _TR B BT, 08 DTAT3wR B tell me whether you have had any extra expense to- 1y with gesticulation, and particularly applied day to the frantic dance of Shiva. 3033 DT, the frantic, dancing Shiva. SIOBH z;’éda‘ Bhei- H, 3979008 tdgdyati, adv. Thence- I rava, son of Shiva, as excelling in dancing. forth, henceforth, from that or this time. (81 @‘Eodwuff tcizz.(lal‘d!r./, s. Gun-metal. C. 87> tdgu, See T3®. 4, ( H. 890508 tdnddda, adj. Of or belong- A. 0. BORD, BOAKY, BORG tdgudi, N 1% 5} @ #¢3y Lambddis with ing to Lambddis. 20 f(l’g?l_]i, ftf{/(.’(ffi, s. An ambush, a lurk- Ae Taden oxen. s3c@ @ W& their halting place. ing or hiding place. Pl 0TI a Lambadi. H. ST&9300 ta’jd-kalam, A postseript. A = @ c @EOT@J tdandre, s. A tree so called. H. 5382333:3 t(é]"z’7i'lll, s. Rising to receive a le ! 3B <) Faa its fruit, used as a vegetable. guest and making him sit by one’s side. feor] § E s. 3903 tdnta, adj. Faded. 2. wearied, e300 Fe@ to salute, with respect, by meet- distressed, fatigued. {J ing, and taking by the hand, &c. g T, B. 39000 tdmbara, [#3)] s. Copper. H. 89&°, 3% tdju, f(Ifj(l’, adj. Fresh, § P 92 rad: new. 2. proper, good, neat. 3. pleasing. 4 iy c. 3v0m0e0, FHowRE, TS, FO pure, unmixed. s:t I3 to make neat or Veye] pleasing. eyocd, Svoegaed tdmbdna, tdmbdla, (, 8 E tdmbdne, tdmbdni, tdmbhdni, s A c. o8 tdta, s. The skin, peel, or rind of f(lfl/t metallic dish, charger, waiter, or tray. fruits. 2. the bark of trees. S. FSE) &0 R A T tdtanka, s An ear-ornament, s. ooV tdmbila, s. Betel leaf and Mg 1 [CRIXANCEY) o == ST areca nut. & chewing betel worn by Hindu women. by = =4 W0 and nut. CROWNV 9, sacwuzg the betel-vine. s. 898 O Svlo G tdiake, tdtaki, s. A ) Vel 54 € female giant so called. e W T 08T Rdmd, C @'aoi\gm tdmbélu, s. The tortoise or 84 T her destroyer. gy, turtle. oy 49 8 R, &83 oL y s. 3939 OF tdthalika, adj. Of or be- e 535&7‘% td,tagitti, s. A woman who longing to that time. foments quarrels. =2 835 m, C. v T tdt-adike, s. A large kind of S. 'e'?,?:)ffiag l‘a’t_p(wyfl, s. Sentiment, 34 m areca nut, which is not eaten, but used for opinion, notion. 2. purporf, meaning. 9 0} children to play with. object, intent, design, purpose. kP @z‘)ofl) T % O, S99 LR 62 (COXSIVY)] =, BT or B to give one’s opinion. 2. to [ tdtapatli, s. A kind of sack- =2 ing or canvas. make known the import, purport, or mean- 0. 89&°%) tdtddu, v n. To kuock one a- ing. 8 30 ¢ #3 a3, CNFFT SR SIK BN 3 gainst another, as trees, &ec. 2. to wander ¢ inform me correctly of the meaning of 2N or gad about from place to place. EEIAP ) that verse. AT, B8 FFERY TIN [<2] el to make clash, bring into a state of collision. I am not acquainted with your opinion. C. T. 939 T tdtsdra, s. Slight, disrespect, jme ‘e‘?éfio flt’.tu, v« To strike, smite, slap. coxlteln;;t, making light of, despising. . t 3083 tdiu, s Gaiety, finery, show, dis- play. 8. 830y? tddrisha, adv. Such-like. Febh 0w to do a thing with a { good grace. 2. to dress gaily. 2283 fine, T. B.. 393 tdnra, [3%5] s. Ablution, wash- er) dressy, showy. 83 A g gay friend. ing, bathing, cleansing. ) S0@), 528 I@ to make fine. SBI Twe S. 303, 83T tdna, tinaka, s A fjt a dashy, showy harlot. 27T to be merry, tune. 2 expanse, extension. 3. multitude, gay, cheerful, blithesome, host. 4. an object of sense. @TF79A in tune. c. 3983 Jagéua tatotu, s. A lie, falsehood. C. 893N tdndgi, [ ©~] Of himself, 2. hoax, cheating, knavery. @oToA wod he came of his own voluntarily. accord. [103159, 8. 8303 ftddane, 6. BOUY tddne, s. TN 0B he went of himself. @9 ol me Beating, whipping. RBS TR, TBI WD to o0 BeB he said it spontaneously. PRl be beaten. I I, 32 to whip, beat. S»e3 he did it voluntarily. 156 te 8228 beaten, whipped. C. 333> tdnu, reciprocal pronoun, He, T. B. 898 ¢dna, I ey himself. [t EFa®, 1 5. A place, abode, 2. self, the abstract individaal. 3. dwelling, residence. e when used in composition, or after another A. C. B0 ed tdpakani, s. A proud, noun, or pronoun, it may be applied to any haughty man. of the third persons, in the singular number, lll(j‘ll(!'iy without respect to gender ; as, &3 sz w A. C. 380003 tdndnta, s A halting 4 11'Afk’ place. Tog S0t @ewBD he said that he would come. UIP T FlTIcm Be¥T she A. C. B0, tdnme, . Patience, endurance, sald that she did it, T BIJV iuacéicdg OB toleration. B3F, 3N patiently. aith %0 it said that it is the largest. godg, o9 e 8. 893 tdta, s. A grandfather, father. 2. &3¢ he himself; =% 93¢ she herself. ¢ Bramha, the creator. ®23,3 g father, pro- a3k 1t itself, that very thing. Wk TSR genitor, y e 022 3 g great-grandfather, 2 3 who indeed, or verily ? @5th 33 Becdey C. IoBT/ID, B2 3> tdtaha-pa- 9% who verily is there that does not covet F]Ezllv du, tdtaha-bilu, v.n. To be grieved, money ! 837 833¢ 3w®3, S he gives sponta- vexed. neously. BT e come yourself, o oI C. 39593 0o, 89308 Ds tdtd-titu, 8. 89% Z‘(f])a, s. Heat, burning. 2. inflam- = 27, o) k= RS lo tdtu-titu, adj. Fall of holes. =0, mation, fever. 3. distress, anguish, o j OB 383802373 this cloth is all in holes %50 a burning fever. % Roe a warm temper. by the rats. 23308w& WP to become full of &% Tov hot weather, BT IWNI, % 08 holes. ) i allaying heat, abatement of ardour. C. 398eB»8 IXT tdti-muttina-sara, s. 9% 30 tdpa-traya, s. Threekinds Q,;!q \ s. A necklace composed, alternately, of pearls, of trials; as, ©0%8,% those arising from 7 fll and double, tubical-formed pieces of gold. one’s self; €R7IDF those arising from the 499 3 SrYe) changes and phenomena of the weather ; and 23 ¢S 2 to delay, protract, put off, =2 85e398% those arising from noxious reptiles, B BB, TR 0 be slow or lazy, to delay, 2. an wild beasts, bad men, &e. 2. grief, distress, tarry, linger. ooy a lazy man. ToT? trial, trouble. 3. compassion, pity. angry man. o] E@a‘-\éjco‘a domestic cares. FToVFRT 3%, 03 8. 2o ta’mra, s. Copper. 2. red. =) CoJRKTE T trouble in getting a living. Te37 an elephant. 2. a river. az;’:\)zi el g o3 distress for meat and drink. fopkokcifen? D) 2 = copper-mine. )8 F3¢ a bar of copper. % to be anxious, to be tried. 2, to pity. @, 3 ¥ a plate of copper. 33;5\0}3 €08 § S. BTN tdpasa, s. A devotee, sage, copper wire. Toa) o8, a brazier or cop- ascetic. =) ~ ~oJC 0@ g company of devotees. per-smith. s, ®w3 g cock, having a red 837 g female devotee. comb. seal) 0TI (red or fair faced) r) c. 3 tdpdlu, s A latch or bolt. Europeans. &:5),0 8n& sheet-copper. &, % 1 B30 T to latch, bolt, =) %, oxide of copper. &3 553) TR red earth. oo tdpinchha, s The honge tree. &30 a giant so called, having red (. 2 eyes. @398 a woman with red eyes. @‘D'@ tdpu, s. A hiding place, ambush. i EEN) ) 10} So3IIDTd ta’ydru, s. A mother (hono- InB), T3 7‘@%}’0 to hide one’s self. = rific). C. e ta’pe, s. A time, turn. 2. smooth- 0. 320> fdi, s. Mother. 2. the queen bee, ing the starched threads in a loom. 3. one 8 queen ant. €3 JwBEETIE aunt by the mo- set of dancing girls, musicians, &e. 328 S §f Pk ther’s side. o 8oz R<2 parents, mother and to take turns. $B» to smooth the ) father. T8 830, TOLBIR, WUBIC g, S’[ep-lno- starched threads of a warp. § ther, the fellow wife of a mother. S H. 893, S99, 898 tdpti, tdptd, C. 8008 tditt, s. Asilver or gold tube g td’pt €, s. A cheap kind of silk, LR T, ot containing an amulet, 28 FTEX g linga- e [CEES) =0 R w8 a silk cloth. box with an amulet attached to its string § &) a8 S. @D?.i;g tdpya, adj. Wearied with the TBF g square breast-plate amulet. 1o heat of the sun. s8¢ TOR a continuous line of amulets B g round the arm. . 303, 39D TJVo tdphe, tdphedavaru, flre s. A set or company of dancing girls, ¢. 830 tdra, for 3 neg. 3rd pers. sing- e singers, &c. of ®», He will not bring. bl § vy H. 52230 tdbatu, s Charge, care of. C. 893 tdra, adj. Four. s. } of afanam. Firk 22 FR® to give in charge. 808 F3® four cash. mul H. o235 tdbutu, s. The ark made of s. 890 tdra, s. A star. 2. the Saul tree. S. S 3 straw. 4. radiance, effulgence, beauty. paper and tinsel by Mussulmans at the the, Mohuwrum. 5. a high note or tone in music. 6. crossing, C 5 VY passing over. adj. High, as a note in music. c. 508, @D@SQ@)J tdbe, tdabélu, s A d‘ (i 2. radiant, shining 3. clear, good, excellent, tortoise or turtle. S VY a tortoise 8 3 ) well flavoured. shell. Ly S. B90F, 898% tdraka, tdruke,s. The S. BoR0VR tdmarasd, s. The lotus. ) (5] Einggj pupil of the eye. “ a star. 3. protection, S0TT 3 the seed of the lotus. L3 ) B asylum, shelter. 4. a giant so called. T. B. 89320 tdmare, [s3:85) S. The 44 lotus. 2. the ring worm. S. @Dlfiffl@)jg ta’rai’cajiz‘tu, s. Shanmu- L kha or Kumaraswamy, god of war. : 8. 90X tdmasa, s, Indolence, laziness, K S, The 9 slowness. 2. anger, wrath. adj. Affected s. BoTTQRN8 tdrakddhipats i moon. O ony by or appertaining to the third quality, that D N of darkness or vice. ST Roes a bad temper. S. @v05oX0T tdrakdsura, s. A giantso ? iy 2, an inactive disposition. @& Rego to be called, killed by, Kuméraswdmy. Q\qm slothful. S IMT g sloth, sluggard. S0 T. B. SvOR tdrage, See scw. oy R 500 i 333 [CPION] > c. Ze8RE OF tdragattadike, s. A good %, 32308 the act of becoming thin, wast- kind of mu,a nut. 1, &e 330 ff”’d e TB to be thin, ema- 3 T. B. S03RI00, tdrage-dlima, s. The ciated. S el thm lean, emaciated, dried up moon, as ruling the stars. - 200 307%0 dried np rivers. @ 30¢T an emaciated, wasted body . BT tdrana, s The eighteenth year in the Hindu cycle of sixty the act of c TIRE tdru-gada, s A double door. Ccrossing. 3. persecution 8. B9 u)c”%v tdr unyd, s. Youth, the state L 033 of youth. tara-tamya, s. More or less ) 3. comparison or 2. rank, state, condition B30T tdru-mdru, s. Confusion, el distinction 4. disparity, dissimilitude disorder &30 InTeY to become confused I 4 C. 8903RY tdra-tigadi, s. Unfair deal- disordered @ ing, fraud, cheating 23TERB DT, 8T SRBR . 390 ldre, s. A star. 8 the wife of 77 el 33y a fraudulent man, cheat 3 the wife of Brikaspati. 4. the pupil of the el eye c. 3933 tdrade, neg. verbal. part. of ¥ 33 =23 the twenty-fourth star to bring, Without bringing, not bringing € @UUC):’EuOSJ tare ]LC[Z, S. A\eoetabh,go oo [aN2] Jo BIO? ,etuo 2 2o ™ et B \!v&\» all hear with- called &:8¢ ) the flower termed terming- out f'mdmo faunlt, lia belerica | I o000t tdra-mandala, S. The C. 89% R, so5oT 0 tdrkdni, tdrkd- p Il starry region 2 a fire-work which resem- nd, s. Proof, demonstration substantiation. r At bles stars. gl BT B barkikany; ». A bmcan TR tdrasu s. & ad Terrace arguer. S. B390®™o0 tdra-hdra, s A necklace of 8. SoF Sy | tul 9953 tarkshyanu, s. Garuda twenty-seven pearls king of birds linge FST W= Vishnu, with a 8. OOORG tdrd-patha, s. The firma- st figure of Glaruda on his flao ment, sk Ao A adJ tarru, s. A tree so called. 2 8. oo tdra-bala, s palle The aspect of a door-bar the stars 300 WY BWkB 1o observe the as- 8. tala, s. A bolt latch, lock. 2. a pect of the stars. palmyra 3. asalver, dish 4. [®3¥]a cym- S. BY093300F tdrd-shashdnka, s A bal e =oP g leap as long as a palmyra work so called, giving an account of the f ol il tree is hizh. friendship between the moon and the stars S. BYYUV0T, BTV tdldnka tala- 8. B0 tdrini, s. A goddess peculiar to the Jainas dhwaja, s Balardama, with a palmyra [CRIS: e °0TQ tree for his weapon. o8 Krishna C. Bo0NV tdri-mara, s. A tree used in his brother dyeing and medicine e 0. 899 tdli, s. A metal tumbler 2. the 8. 300X, BOTVOM®D tdrisu, tdrais marriage badge, answering to t the wedding i v. @. To eross, ford. ¢©. To wast make thin, ring DI o o} y 53 229 one with the figure of a emaciate, TJ monkey. 32D B g o goldsmith’ Vs mould, for ’]‘W‘P“ (&3 H. S2Cp2> = 3 drikhu, tdriku [CR]Sleni) . ] making the marriage- bafb“je\\ ele, s. A date, era. ®30¢0 & 2 the date to be tal vessel Lflk& %, a kind of cake, baked in a me passed, an era to be complete. T covered with another vessel containing water, jy $ % H. 390053930 tdriphu-mddu, v, 4 which is considered done when that water is fan To commend, praise. at a certain degree of heat 8 TR 8 TBD o7l STB —~ ? athy C. B0 tdru, v n To become thin, wast- T8 o3 the king has completely ed, impaired, emaciated, dried up. 2. to be ruined that country Wb exhausted with fatigue. s. An omen 2. a S. > tdlu, s. The palate. door-bar 3. a tree so called 30%®, 3T, S. A crocodile, i\ DIV xQ tdlu-jihwa, 01 SIVN [ © 7 H. 30w talitku, s The division of a sy 3280 you are the you yourselves district ve% TR0 the revenue office at- very persons that did it ached thereto. 33wt S the superintendent H. 89a0eneeT tdstluddra, s A native of a Twlook revenue officer o 1Y B . S c =] 5 The pupil of th e C. SoLe2 EYONY Son OG)JOL,J@E‘)OJJJ e [l > o €y (5 FO¢ a black pupil W €Y o tdstlu-badiyu, tdsilu-hodeyu, v.a.To white pupil visit with judgment, for having violated the 8. BT, BT tdvaka, tdvakina, observances of caste, &c pro. Thy C. 89D fasu, s. An hour 5) & G |® ] A. C scales PL0) b F3 one who strik the o0 tdvada, s. A necklace 9 e [ o A.C SDESCH tavamige, s. Multitude, hour 2% WD to come in an hour. mass, heap 33¢¥ an hour’s time. S o Se \“g fala, s. Beating time, in music. i [ c aadao ta-vattu, The under letter musical time or measure 3. a short span, e Fixed ¢ on tavara, [#255] adj. one measured by the thumb and middle fin- unmoveable, as trees I«)(,l\\ &e 5. ger 4. acymbal of bell-metal or brass W ] . Thelotus. 8o %, w3 T. B. 933 tdvare, [55:3 A o the palinyra tree or fan-palm s w (™) TS =3 the white o 3 Y o Fomes3 the red lotus. €Y %) 8, B 3% =1e] CSRCE] , T B A BRTT 8D VR T 2 Tex0 lotus a lotus-like foot. Y [ & 3% seven modes of beating time in music. 3 0, the hill-lotus =53 AT, 8338 Rw¥ a pond ; ¢ Y CFEo the art of beating time to music. d abounding with the lotus 338 FToxy ) the ep)l ? 259 (o) D, 83F WRWW to beat time to music. stalk of a lotus &0 1% the bulbous root Pl C ¢ »¢ 18 the keeping of time, in music. of alotus Rk R aname of Vishnu, with oW ToR 2 oY a musical instrument so fo lotus-like eyes. wwé Ag (friend of the called (ok-co : S A, 0 lotus) the sun. D, TS B I (enelny S —@’“Gjfi) talaka, s. Yellow orpiment. @ of the lotus) the moon BT VR, 3JIB o = 1y 7 e LoRY the same in a calcined state B Bramha as born from the lotus 8333 . E . ¥ Lakshmi residing in the lotus. ) ¢ @og%qd tdla-kanda, s. The bulbous o : root of the palmyra % %O a necklace worn by mendicants, &c. 0%, 0,3 vt c. o908 tdlada, [= [CRAY 3] part. Intolerable, 20538 SwFy ¥ (lotus-navel) Vishnu. 5[ unbearabl insuflerable 39T S8 g word Illh AlC @D"Sj tavala, s. A necklace not to be endur s. A fragrant seasonin 3 T8, @‘D‘fl@ tdvale, s. Convalescence, im- W vy made of pulse fried in ghee, &c provement in health. FIgcend to become (. § N to prepare a fragrant seasoning better == oY C. L/UB 03 tdladava, s. Animpatient man, Aty C. 3o tawve, s. A pleasant smell, odour one who cannct forbear. B V! ey, 81 DF tdvike, Acquaintance with S. 8o v 3) tdala-patra, s. The palmyra )T o2 = SN ) a coil of l\no“leisre of. @ D, TRI I8 g word leaf of which books are made “ bag I 3. with which one is familiar almyra leaf worn in the lobe of the ear. .5!; a hollow cylinder of gold with or without & U C. 893 tavu, pron. plu. of & , and appli- ng attached to it, worn in the lobe of the ear. cable, like it, to either gender, They 2. you (AL]\E S e == eI 2 (honorific.) 82y T I3 B# you must be Ude\,\) T tdla-patrike, s. A written dl €8, 80 kind as to come s. A palmyra leaf. 2. a cymbal Shigy >F) W come y oY &) [5) 3 C. 89 d tdla-palle, s. Boiled vegetables {ay place, residence, abode y space, room \({w g o) seawned w 1*11 ghee, &c. a refuge, asylum. 4. a half sheet of paper by f 3 =& i ¥ to build one 1f a residence € <) g7 tdla-phala, s. The fruit of the bP&r < J) B to occupy a place, t take possession pahnyl a tree iy anl\g &30k emphatic of eea)) 533, > Themselves. gJon & 34l iy S. SoYRog0 tdla-madhu, s. A spiritucus <t they themselves they of themselves 2 At liquor extracted from the palm. Ot 02 ma(hm( e, g o) & ol I By S v 5900 33 tdle, tdlé-mara, c @’D\j?fo‘d talawdra, s. A shelving roof ¥ © U\K\ or verandah, supported by pillars. =] The palmyra, Borassus flabelli for- = 2 i3 mis. eflgg G @ O v its fruit, while unripe. 83 8. vuffw@oé ““\gwo 3 tdla-vrinta & %, the branch of a palmyra tree. S9¥R tala-vyajana, s. Amn of palmyra leaves, SN "j a \9«}: e5 S0 R "W N pzwlmb ra joist. 3, palmyra fruit ' BoY B0 tdla-hidiyu, ». a . To ore) (=] ggory made fmm the palmyra. T restrain, as anger, the hand from striking n@\{ a [ el % R DO ce eJo fenVole -0 & a palmyra leaf used in fhe &e., to keep baLL, as a crowd. a &3 2, S 3 PLrdewV ) < a large su- making books, &c. \/ H Eu%} 20T l‘((Z(L bandu, s. The account F0 3¢ S an inferior sort perior ]\md of receipts, disbursements and balance of an- £ ° N\ 3 a spirituous liquor extracted from i i nual revenue, the palm; Ta. Fo . B399, BIPNRW >, tali, tdali-bottu, &3 C cfi?/-? tale, s. The Pandanus odoratissi- s. The marriage badge answering to the wed- mus e 0 ding ring of Kuropeans. %%, the bride- = SRR to B 1l C. 399 tdle, s. Faith, proof Dally groom to tie it on, at the time of marriage. Y WS, 1 B © compare. 0, it agrees wit Jo in YBLEW to take off the marriage badge, as Y, . S, when a husband dies. g% HLTIY a widow SOIING 63 tal-kollu, See o} — ~ 09 €9 i (4] Bego 03J S ] Oy Pl (%] T N = DI 83, D 3 L,LJ\S 2 . 29 °9 tdlda, [evT] past part. of % ? S S By<0 % different kinds ) Borne, possessed, &e. “ (for s¥Tw) st C. 899 tdli, s. A pile of dried cakes of cow- s b e it he endured, he had on, he assumed, &c L s dung for fuel [P % to make this pile S0, the seal impressed e > 393 the res- % having b(n ne having piilt : 6u€§§ tdalike, s. Patience, endurance. pect enjoyed e ?T Swid to ponder, consider, examine (as assumed, put on, &c put 0 Q to worth.) @D—Q) t(dfllw s. Patience, forbearance, A, €, B R tdlige, s. A hedge, an imped- endm ance &%, w0 a calm temper. ot iment 2. the throat &0 g patient mind A. C. &9 oYn C. 89§ 3 tdlida, s. The fragrant seasoning \/\ ® tdlvari, s. The side of a hill a5 p DU of a dish made of pulse, and fried in ghee. C. BOY di talvdra, |s$59] s, A veran- u—e)d“w dah. (07 gb?;)) tdalime, tdluvike, s. Patience, endurance, forbearance, longsuf- A. C. BI®BIy tdhavanu, [sDssw] s fus fering A bringer, conveyer. il C. BYPRD tdlisu, v. a. To season food L2 A.C. 8o~ QR tingalige, s. A spot of C. SVoR WY BT tdlu-hil-adike, s. An ik paint put on the forehead, as an ornament of areca nut split in two. women C. SIPLRTWARCTS tdli-sarada-gundu, c. 8oRY> tZIZJaZZl, s. A month. the The beads on each side of the marriage- moon 3. an ornamental round patch of badge. i gold, &c worn on the forehead, by Hindu T g gt L B¢, BT tdlu, tdli-kollh fe ales. SONEY WY, w nE moon-hight &o Ry 8 ¥R from month ’co month. 3ony's v. a. & n. To bear, endure, forbear, wait, ex- o, TF2 (o¥)] 1} i | ercise patience to put on, as ornaments akind of bean that bears every month. o dress, &c.; assume, as aform ; take, as a wife; $onigenn (son of the moon) Mercury ©C ne = entertain, as a passion. TR(TSIYy ¥ having & Shiva, with the moon on his crest g b Ecnoadn the manes who eat once a month. become angry 3. to pardon. 4. to stop. 5. &) 2. the moon ascending nod to be free from envy < be patient ol bear s. The fastening to which the bar of e ol tindi, s. Food 2. eating. 3. the a native door is attached 2 a latch or bolt itch. 8o & -5/ ©wgT, & o7 T, (Cloe ] 20D FerE0 g glutton. o Sol7 ® €0 & VAR 3. the bottom, the lower part. 4. a stalk. 5. 8, 8ot 2 2330 g female glutton. a roof. 6. a part of a sowing and weeding ody that has an irritation in the skin. i A machine. 8ot 9{:‘ ®¥ a very small insect, said to be the ] Ct O (VL) e ce > N cause of the itch. & Q 0‘\7 & o U\.e”‘ to 8%y, J’»’%”O to rub one’s self against any thing. eat food 8cd T, Sod :é [2oF:N] to set tood be- 3%, T Lo cause to rub. ®g 3%y, to clean the fore one ol Bw 23 gluttony teeth ST Y2 e%‘.) L to make snuff- by rub- Stiff 2 bing dr A. C. S0 Lupna, ady tight leaves of tobacco on the palm of 3. large & the hand 8T I friction, weighty, heavy d a tight trituration, breast o ISAN FATZPRONUTT © o 3 8¥Y, to rub JTOT this attrition, teazing, vexing with the fe 2. to rub into the legs olden goblet, filled with water is heavy. AR &ocers stiffly, tichtly, heavily 8%y, to rub the back, when bathing, in order to clean it T, 8% 3 to recover from A. 0. 8289 tintim, See &od¢3. =+ 8o ISG tult?m?, s. The tamarind tree. 1msanity 53 :: v the fruit of the tamarind. &3 tikta, s. Bitterness ady Bitter T. B 3 & &=, 33% bitter herbs @ofi)g\% tinthini, See &o 2. D& tikhidi, See 2v0 A. C. 800ed tinthini, s A multitude, heap mass, assemblage 8cdBRBYY, 808 &e3 H. SA ftgd, s. (in chess) Three. T. 3. the TWE to assemble, come toceth lower part of the spine. 2. the buttock C &R %0z0% R one who loiters behind. SO0 illtd(l, See under e?)l‘;L. c. SAeF 8Rse3s tigachu, tiguchu, S 80T tinduka @, s. A kind of ebony. v.a. To gather, pluck, as flowers, leaves, &c. C & 803> tinnu, See &3,. C c. 8RE> tigatu, v. a. To force down food. 80207 8220309, 02202 I 3 2wy to pall Limbuvike, timbuwana, timbuvadu, c. 8RE3 tigate, s. The bark of trees 2. a [of 83%] s. The act of eating, &c. drug so called. c. 87 B, A G, 800, 805’38%’ eosfia:fisg timma, /\LA., 8RT> tigadi, tigade, tLimmappa, tunmayya, s. A man’s tigadu, s. A mason or bricklayer level name 2. a monkey (3] 2} Vishnu. A c. o C. BRBARD, ENBIND tigadi-bigad: 7R timmalisu, . a To tigidi-bigidi, s. Confusion, incoherence. hfmen, accelerate, 8RB AR = ESARICYY) to be incoherent, as in talk- c. &% tika, s. The anus, buttock, posterior ing, &c. M) Z & tikadi, s An instrument used in c. 8", 8AT> tigare, higaru, s, A spiuning thread and ropes. €¥® €393 to turn potter’s wheel. L3 it round 2. a rope with three strands 3 é c. 8”¢ tigala, s. A class of gardeners, &c vexation, annoyance 4. trouble, confusion. 8 - = originally Tamil people, 2. the Tamil people. C. (53 COO tikadatitta, S A false e c 8’\?} tigale, s. The plant Convolvulus membrum virile, used in seraglios G, terpellicum H. 85002 tikdni, s A place, abode, residence c. 8RB tigudu, s. The external coat or 83 & tikdli, s. The piece sown in at bark of a tree Ltfi the bottom of a bag or sack 10y c. 8RST tgude, s. A purgative plant. »¥ &3 tikka, tikkalu, S 2003 8rvd g black C. 36& @ 8rvB g white sort Madness, insanity 2 ¢ ¢ stammering. ady sort: 2. the bark of trees Mad €7 &0 2wy to become deranged or (1 A. C. 8RT> tiguru, v. n. To wipe over, 0 mad 8%, w0 g deranged or insane mind 5 to stroke 2 to anoint, besmear, as the d 3% SN ST e or wild a stupid body with perfumes 3. to scratch s. Fra- I“ayd countenanc grance, odour, a fragrant perfume &rodod §, &8 Vo C. 83TV tikki-mdtddu, o n To SR T3 having been beautified with by il stammer 8%, w0 to read with hesitation perfume ]1 h\“ o c. 83> tikku, v a To rub scouxy wipe C. 9 Ao tigula, See org. QU o 2 to vex oppre S Madness, insanity C. "o R - the N NR tigga-mugga, s Teazin = (s} 04 SRR - ey @figl i distressing, dunning. e N Fon N SFTY o responds. 2. the annual ceremony which (4 make a peremptory demand, to torture by Hindus perform to their deceased ancestors, pulling a person backwards and forwards till presenting offerings to the manes. 83 VRrI he pays a debt. to present offerings to the manes of departed ancestors. L BK;\\ Liggu, See &=,. (l} 8. 87, tigma, s. Heat. adj. Hot. &m,o T. B. 8Q tids, [2¢] s. Estate, property. €0 2, g;{é:‘?d the sun. o 2003 T will take off the property. c. 8D tidi, (28] 5. Bellows. 2. a leather A.c. 888 tita-puta, s. Pain, distress. ()i bag. 3. a purse. ¢t owm to blow bellows. c. 88 titta, s. Rising ground, a mound, 80 vnthIE, 80 w8 FS the man who blows hillock. the bellows of a forge. an I 3 7 3B o 3J to fix a bel- et A. C. 8&&3 DG Liltavidu, o o To ornas lows to a forge. #3280 small hand-bellows, ment writing. 80 w¥ a small iron collar on the snout of a C. 883, fiftu, o. n. Tofear. v. a. To abuse, bellows. 80 Fw¥s the pipe or tube of a bel- 18 838 mutual abuse. 2. to give. S, High lows. ¢k, ground, a mound of earth, a hill. 2. abuse, o 8% tiddu, » 4 s correct, reform, obscene language. &), w339 watching a hill break in, rectify, alter, erase. 2. to adorn. to preserve pasturage. ol oSSR d‘ed SNRT 7 TR 8Ty to arrange the tresses. JnT 3B K o o T am suffocated, smothered, choked, or strang- . to dress the mustache. CES FFRT W (o]} (1™ led ; I am confused, distressed. ~ 110 03%3FT corrected writing. 83y o Q ;hhfi;, @,‘Z)g) T. B. 80 tina, [3y©]s. Grass. 2. any thing & emendation, reformation, correction, break- as contemptible as grass. & 2D an insig- 85T ! [ ing in, taming. (&} corrected, reformed, nificant being. 2. an animal that eats grass. trained. 88 T 3oTuT g trained horse. 3% 2R A.C. 8¢9 tint, v. n. To be mixed, amalga- ey § 8%, FP to correct, train. 2. to pay a mated. v. a. To ram or force in. debt, settle an account. €8 BT to write, as 0. 820%), 8e000%h, 8B tinuku, boys do on sand. 25y, €83 to correct a il tinunku, tinaku, » V2 To strain in mistake in writiug, &c. 872 %0 a horse-breaker, &e 2. a reformed man. herg{, b easing nature. 2. to fart. BTSN tz‘z_i_% ST €8 8<0™ to break il fll &R t0 be costive, strained. 8T g fart.! in well, as a horse, &c. 852 "o to be trained; to be corrected. s. 88 tita, s. A sieve. C. 83WR tinasdgu, v. n. To try, essay, s 3 T. B. 88 #iti, See 23. endeavour. 8. 883 titikshe, s. Patience, resignation, c. 83%> tinasu, s, An irritation in the onery \ sufferance, endurance. €83z patient, for- skin, an itching. 83T to itch. ! bearing. c. 83%9%> tina-hdku, v. a. To set food <. 5_‘%), 8Q titts, tidi, s. Aleathern bag. before one. 2. to bribe. 2. a bellows. 3. apurse. FRDHog & g forge- c. 8399 tindli, s. A glutton,gormandizer. bellows. FOTT &8 the drone of a musical I | i instrument. 23 ¥ S. 8% timisha, s. The dalbergia Oujie- w220 88 g water-bag. % nensis. &, to fix a bellows. C. 8353, 8> tinnu, tiny, v. a. Toeat, g 85&06 tittiri, . A quail consume, destroy, waste, make away with. C. @36232& tltill'l-thtl?'Z, S. Cheating, 2. to receive, as bribes, blows, abuse, &ec. to )l 2 é o) il unfair dealing. we.0 F® to cheat, de- embezzle. vots €59, 89,3 he takes bribes. 3 1w fraud. Al B Eéw o030 he was beaten. WYNY EcTI he wad i 8. 8Q tithi, s. A lunar-day of variable abused. o) 83y to bea fool. o having (D length, being that period during which the beaten. 8o VB to devour. ési’: TRV to e T il moon travels through twelve degrees of her be devoured, wasted, spent, goTw® to get | {fied orbit; it commences at di =} y rent periods of what one can and be off. @3\«1\1)3 to feed. & the solar day, with which it by no means cor- 13 ‘:.) ~ Y to beat. jé‘@a‘ ~ ; 5. 5 3 Q 1 N > 8 oJ -le c. 8308, 8353, 83,3, 830 timata, €. 8T, 5:’;5?3, 83, 8;239% tipari, tippari, tipam, tippani, s. Rotation, timada, timara, timaru, s. An irrita- whirling round. &x0 23083 g somerset. 8 tion in the skin. &FD 83T to 1tch. TO 0BTR 3 ©RC e eta) 37 to turn head over heels. s. 8o tima, s. A fabulous fish said to be 100 c. 8YWeoY tipude-tdla, s. A mode of ydjanas long beating time. c. 82 timz, [8®] v. @. To pierce, stab. G, =) )0 Three cities T. B. 8T tipury, [ ] 8. 8onw fimingila, s. A sea fish so &3yoed, Z destroyed by Shiva. RT08%F Sliiva, large as to devour the €. the destroyer of three cities. 8. 8208 timira, s Darkness. 33 ;Séb 0. €. 83\ tippa, s. A name among Shiidras. (enemy of darkness) the sun. (. T. B. 320\ tippali, [+5,¢] s. The long C. 832T> timuru, v. a. To provoke, ex- I pepper vine. 83,0 Jwd the thick part of it. cite, exasperate. 2. to scratch, rub the skin when itching. m:%éd#% gIS 3T, S he €. 8\, 8@1;)@3‘33 &> tippalu, tip- i pulu-pa’,tu, s. Trouble, vexation. 4 [>) . Op- exasperates me to fight. In pression, hardship, tyranny. 3. impudence, § T. B. 83 tira, ["é}fij adj. Firm, fixed, set- é insolence. T, 00 WPV, & A By B to suffer dis- tled. ax> & tress. Gwa&/ @ to afflict, oppress, vex, or per- A. C. 88 tira, adv. Invisibly. 2. awry. ooy C, secute. 8 FoSoFy Fowys o 8g 53 s&;‘t\) AP 0o c. 80T tiraka, s. A female b YO0 gar, va- 4 &3 that man made great trouble about his &g grant. 2. a name common to Shudras. salary. 88 FeTESy ww &R BT ¢ the %+ g female beggar. mother-in-law greatly oppresses her daugh- ter-in-law. c. 8VTIROR tirakana-halige, s. A mason’s level, fJ A c. k%?{) '5330 tippasattu, s, A medical shrub so called. c. §d§£®%Q®)ti7'akaS-/f(flll, s. A smith’s 0 poker, or tongs. % A0 @‘Jbfija fippyzu‘, 3. A bird’s quill or % feather. . 837> tiraga—b{.lsjz, [2AF] v, . P To rebel. C. 87&%\, o 2} O\ tippe, tippt, s. Aheap, pile, c. 8CRoe3, 83Roes tiraganji, tira- digy em‘;)) 22 hill, hillock, dung-hill. 2B ¢ BT, BRT (gpy e..\b -2 ganchi, s. A marriage procession, from a dung-hill. &%,¢®25C g hill-lotus. =& ke ) a mound of red earth. [ANcTaend) 83 ) an ash- the place where the nuptials are celebrated to the temple of an idol, thrice repeated. er\ heap. é’&aQ Tiaofio,. @&SQSQ 75\)5"3, éf‘éfi iga dung. b A hole. 3 S 3 T. B. 8833 #ira-tira, [}97] adj- Very &8y T2 to be wasted, spoiled. tof firm, more durable, well established. Al HR W% to become a heap. e?{)Q dsz/ a 0fg s s. 88X Te® tiraskarani, s. Anoutward famed devotee, to whose tomb pilgrimages are G, W, ) made for cures, or the obtaining of children. tent, a wall or screen of cloth, surrounding T the principal tent. AL 0 @K@tfij tipp/mrru, s. A bird’s quill & U, or feather. 5. 8383, @Tj?\}%ldgo tiraskdra, ti- s. 820 tibari, s. A potter’s wheel. raskriye, s Disrespect, contempt, re- 201 ]g 0, &n.s proach, abuse, insult. 2. defeat, disgrace. M 1.8, 38\)&) tebba, [3:3)] adj. Speedy, quick. o0~ Yo 2,00 JIn®), 805,05 to contemn, reproach, SAD] W) & a quick man. insult, despise. 2. to defeat. &35, 48 des- Rk o 0 €. 88&%9 tibbali, s. Sense, understanding, pised. & fy LX judgement. 8 ¢ Bom %@%jo, ézr&%“b TP fiyg to recollect, to come to one’s senses. 6] o”dfja tiralu, s, The kernel of a cocoas 4 oy c. 82, 8% tibbi, tibbe, s A hem, nut. I’efifi“wi Uit crnamental work in a female’s bodice. 82 T. B. 8T 3/ tirdtri, [2,038]s. Three nights. o ) L) ‘lfi{ 0ty < ) such. (> 7 ?\;5&);\ an A.C. 8D tirt, v. n. To wander, go about PR, 3% TeT0 t0 make ornamented bodice. v. a. To twist = > to cut or ga- begging. oy t 506 o) ioh) o ff ther. s. A sharp point. 823 begg 1R, o 80 0. 8oRe>, 8RS, DT firu-gal- i 8 #5% food obtained by begging. 803N Throw- lu, tira-gallu, tiri-kallu, s one who lives by mendicity. 28 o o 803 ing up two stores and catching them alter- T2 having g (=i R 2 thered young grass. (1] nately. C. 80T firika, s. A beggar. 80% afemale c. 8TomoBy tirugddu, v. n. To wander, beggar. walk about, ream, gad. c. 80N, 8OR tirigi, tirige, adv. Again, c. 83an, 83N tirugi, tiragi, adv. A- } 8 once more, back. 80N F@NT, 80N, reinsta- gain, once more. 2. past part. of 8Torv. 3 ted. 8Ch 8BA Twv to go again and again. DA Fwr7 to return, to go again. 8N oA b | Q. 3@7\{9% 757')'2'[/2'7_?/2‘, See 2R3, again and again. 3DA &1 to read over a- c. 80e3o, 8desmoBo tirichu, tirichi- gain. &Tun B to tell once more. )e‘ hiku, ». a. To wring, twist, as the neck of @ @)d)?\?&@%"b ti;'ugi—bz']u, v. n. To rebel, skin a bird; to twist and pull up, as grass; to revolt. 2. to change, alter. 3. to failin a he twirl, as the mustache. 3 3. tostrip, as 1§aves promise, to go back from an engagement. from a branch, &c. DA V¥R to make a horse back. 2. to cause s to rebel. 8. 8o8By7 tirita-vriksha, s. A tree so called. c. 8ToARn> tirugisu, v. a. To turn, whird, A c. 808, 8dDF tirita, tirivike, s. The make return. 2. to put off payment, to iy Y act of wandering, begging, vagrancy, men- make dance attendance. 3. to wrest from. dicity. ! b 4. to wring off, as the head of a bird, &c. c. 8033wy tiritu-kollu, See 2. Jen 8ARS to look back., &ToA% #\:ago to re- ¢. 8VwARW *tiri-dogalu, s Skin in cover, get back again, to make return. folds. c. 8T57R3 tLirvgu, v.n. To turn, turn round, A. C. &3> tiru, s. The string of a how. suifl revolve, rotate, whirl, turn back. 2. to change or shift, as the wind. 3. to be revoktd, as c. 8d>, 8u, 8d tiru, tira, tiri, o Sacred, belonging to a religious use. 8T an order. 4. to move, wander, travel about. & L J S pesf, &3 Bwear the central of three perpen- 5. to go back, go away, cease, as applied to dicular, sectarian marks. 2. the sandal pow- diseases, or the effects of poison, 8¢ &ory " i der with which it is made. 83 T the two to be giddy. &%n Fego to return. 2. to onter of the above marks. 880 Joe the turn one’s self about. 8. to take back again. O oo 3 S38) 87 to fail in one’s promise. ey STY white earth with which they are made. 509 g sacred hill. 8 = ~ s ™ poison to be checked or removed. B Ji ~ o] ¥ 8 2% the day sacred 40 the festival of an idol. &3 S5% R the house D7, 8N Swn@erito be turned, as a disease of a spiritual guide. 2. to be countermanded, as an order. 3. to be turned back, as an army, &c. F¥ SAR An 0. 805F, 805, 83T we3 tiruka, ti- the wind has shifted. 8%A¥ the act of turn- rukuli, tirukdra, s. A beggar, vagrant. ing. 8TAA to turn upside down. By 3T C. 839RB lirugadi, s, Frequenting much, o SwFeNS the disease has taken a turn., ¥3 going and coming often. = o ré‘ls‘l\; M’ Y Ne € o to take a walk for one’s pleasure. . 8TOR o3 'Yy BOR&D tirugani, tiregans, c. 8TORQ tiruguli, s. A carpenter’s com- s. A pivot, hinge, swivel. 8BR3 PR¥I the passes. 2. aninstrument for perforating cad- socket of a swivel. 2. the upper, wooden sock- 3. a turn-screw. Jan leaves. et for receiving the pivot on which a door turns. &R 3990 a door-latch. &R =3 c. 80%8 turupati, s The sacred hill of Tripetty, in the Arcot district. 1ol d a door turning on pivots. &Tone3 ?(%J the ol 04 AL OE éda'@ terupu, v, a. To twirl round, perforated stone in which the lower pivot of a door turns. make rotate. s. The string of a bow. 2. a DRl Ie¥ g door-pivot, & BBoN3 25 g swivel. R L€ q coil of cadjan leaf firework spinning wheel. Cc. 80oYARB, 382t 83, tirupu-gide, & ( r wv 9] 07 %) Ssre tiru-butti, s . The basket in which the fol- across, especially applied to the form of the lowers of Vishnu keep their household-gods, inferior animals in contradistinction to the rosary,sectarian seal-box, Sd¢lagrdma,clothes, upright form of man a7 089 gn animal &e a brute (. C vdJoJ 36 , 833 tirupe, tiripe, ti- A. C ud)d tirrane, adv. Quickly, hastily C. rapa, s. Alms, charity 2. begging, men- 8. 8¥ tila, s. The Gingillie oil seed, Sesa- dicity, vagrancy 8T N3, BB W B0 to heo mum orientale 3T Sesamum seeds and A &R 7T, oC'L&/‘Q%—, 8RWVRe TSI Inen(h(_lt), va- water, presented as an offering to the manes grancy of departed ancestors 1. B. 833009 tiru-mani, s. A kind of 8wT tilaka, s. A sectarian or ornamental white clay, used in making the sectarian mark mark on the forehead 2. a freckle mole 2. the mark itself i any natural mark on the person 3. a title C. 88053 tirumala, s. A proper name especially in composition, implying pre-em- p 3. Vishnu inence ; as, O30T & @ 2. Tripetty the ornament or glory SUFEN C. 880RT> tirumuru, s, Exchange. 33 of the Raghu race, a name of Rama (¢ 2@ to put on the above mark 2. to decorate Fd BB to exchange il + K < e —— ¢. STIRVRR, 8TIRRA tiru-moga, tira- 8eT0B tilu-kantha, s. A sparrow. A ( moga, s. An averted face. 2. the turn of S. 8uBRRT tilakada-mara, s. A kind i) 4 (aisease. of tree C S. % tilakdlaka, s. A mole, any c. 838> tiruvalu, [2:3w] s. The pow- St dered kernel of a cocoanut natural spot on the body Wi s. 8uoR> tilakisu, v, a. To adorn, deco- C. 883, 8Towo, 8T taruvu, tiruhu, 37, rate tiravu, o. a. To twist, turn round, whirl Hin 8. 80T tila-kusuma, s, The sesa- & rotate, wind up 80D Fwe¥d to twist one mum flower self about 83DA to turn upside down T 1.3 s. 8UF 2,080 tila-kishmdnda- TTIT, €30 to walk out or longe a horse € €oN B33y 88T to whirl a wheel round ddna, s. A present made to a brahman, to of S TNy &I to turn a cocoanut on an in- propitiate the evil planet Saturn, consisting 1 of gingillie oil seed, a gourd, &c. strument for taking out the kernel ETURY o S I3, 5 the instrument used for this purpose. 0pINST tila~ghdtaka, s. An oil- man. 4.0, C. 800 tiruvu, s. A bow-string 103 A. €. T30 Eiruvdyu, v. a. To fix s. 8wt L3E tila-chirna, S. Gingillie i the string to a bow oil-seed powder. 0, A9 Sl A.C 853\23 tirulu, s. The pith of wood S. oot tilapinja, s. Barren sesamum, 2. the pulp of fruit bearing no blossom or its seed containing ‘M\u no oil b T. B. 83 tire, [20%]s. The earth. Bo 8. 88 s. 8u%)8R¢303 tila-pratimé-dina, o3 tirodhdna, s. A cover, con- tiv s. A puppet made of gingillie oil seed, filled cealment, sheath, veil, cloth, cloak, any thing o which hides and withholds anocther from with gold pagodas, and presented as an offer- ing to a brahman dt’l‘\ it sight %) ) § s. 8ud30 _) tzla-yamfra, s. An oil-press 8. 830e&3 tirdhita, adj. Covered, con- or mill gt 10) cealed hidden removed, withdrawn from np Iy sight S @UK’(& tilipsa, s. A very large kind of snake ]ht\’ B (S irgu, See 3BoRv. ALC RTIDNTd tiluku-muluku, s. 3 ;/j) < 3 8§/= tl?pl/ tZ/l,‘Z(, See 8307, Confusion, perplexity. V‘ e & gfi 2=t tirpe, See 3. 5. 83% g 93 D0 tildttame, s, One of the \é t“b} S3oE ;5\)% tiryaklku, adgj. Horizontal, heavenly wmterma. N, ) € 5 08 o~ B 0T the IR YT, Sral Q C. 8o o, 8w tilldpa, tildna, s explain, make know e An unmeaning sound used in humming ov er ot ) I am not acquainted with it . 92 3 =3 o i, a tune. o.vawé 3V, 3% I} o~ 8 Lo Z knowledge, in- 33 tiva, s, The francoline partridge. formation, understanding, intellect, sensation. @9 i I bo.) =023 LT 39T $50% g word that 1s known. 3% ~aman tivancha, s. An Indian game, —on =B AL who is informed &% Vody 2 (o33 £2) an intelli- & 83e3s tivachu, v. a. To pierce, stab gent woman Il é c. 839, tivana, s, A waistband Jal o : tilh adj. Transparent, clear, pellucid C 830>, &YT> twaru, tivuru, s. An as water &e % W%, ¥y to become irritation in the skin anfal v. a. To provoke, ex- clear P WS 2 a clear pond @ INB) to lo asperate 2. to scratch the skin when itch- YR, 8%,k 10 ) make clear or transparent mge 3. to besmear the body with fragrant tle, clear water. 8¥ ¥ to filter ¢ Swds g &e 3D0 FwY to besmear one’s el pigments lear sight: 8% 3wn g clear fa 3% Rwed \r\t | self clear moonshine. C. 3290 tivdra, s A carpenter’s compasses. C. S tilidu, past. part. of &% e H. 959d fivdst, s. A rug, a kind of carpe A. C co M- o & tilindli, s. glutton, gor- W, A ¢ 89 L1, s. A long staff, used for lead- mandizer. ing dogs to the chase A ko A, C SN tl, s. Fire V. a To burn, singe scorch, sear, parch c. 89, 8233» trv, tovtyut, v, a. To pierce, 9 SNW WA e, a1 stab b4 to challenge 3N to C. 80083 tinte, See <. wring off the neck of a fowl, &e 2. tomake H. 2 SeooRs tintérdgu, v. n. To be stab. aza#, ©alS, © 33 8IF, 838 the act of stab- et dlsp@l‘bbd or scattered 2. to be spoiled or bing DT to pierce, or stab mutually. frustrated 8 FUT 8gose0ocW® that business D Fe%d to stab one’s self | (3 ()\1 is frustrated B 8mc§2’ tisula, S 941 S, A trident C. 8R&TRONCT> ttaka-sandi-béru, P, 3Zw % Shiva. WY NER Kubéra, friend il s. A medicinal root, which produces a great of Shiv Irritation in the skin when touched 0, e BB b L1 oj tllfl, See &v c. 88wy § t fag,ale, s. A shrub so called T. B. 89F tilaka, See 3 Se tite, The itch, an itching. 2. irre- n al &:0. €€ tili, s. A drinking vessel 2 a gular desires, lasciviousness 3. one oWl road, way. v, a To aflair &R to itch. 8¢ FTC®EW to adj. Near, contiguous (n“" sprinkle. scratch, or rub an irritation in the skin. IR & w8), 88 &rwN to he affected, or seized 0. &%, vfi?)-\’).)) tila, tiliyu, v n. To be with the itch. 3R 3k%h FwFL 38 known, understood, conceived, comprehended 8¢ty TY2W It ¥ to accomplish an object upon which one’s it v. a. To know, understand, comprehend. mind is intent 2. to gratify one’s lus is generally used 1mper>onallv with the 1o Il il tive case; as, ® o @%‘Oudws da3R do you un- 88 =¥ a quarrel to which one is provoked > o ol l derstand it f e e9 L1 Oc - | 3ee S 1t 1s known I un- 8:83m3, B &g ST a restless man, who is . der: wnd it o ¥ D I alwa 4 u givin D o himself or others trouble. &3 g0 0 8% having known A AYIY @Q e VA = & \\,,J B RC >~ @ ®, $vIRd), ¥ W to speak from infor & that man has gra- 12 § tified himself, 2. that man has satisfied ation, to speak knowingly, to say only what YT his lust one understands. ST T W & Y to enquire well Into any thing, to reflect on, comprehend 3 A. ¢. 8¢wo fidu, s. Manner, way A €T vm;’o, 30 2 %"J to know, to ascertain distemper, plague possession by an evil 850 T ') 3. an irritation in the skin, itching. I I b perceive the meaning of 3 I under- spirit. il stand 350%wc@ 232 o0 and ascertain -l taYed) c. 8¢%> tidu, v.a. To rub, macerate. to o to be known SY WD YD t0 be unknown 39 4. to draw i touch, press 3. to beat, strike o Ol 0, 8PN BeFo, 8] B, 8ol Qes JE to inform, through, as thread on x; to smooth, by 509 83 Jep) | ({ drawing through the hands, &e. 5. to tie completed 2RTIT B fe] a girl who has round. 6. to smear on the body, as perfumes reached the age of puberty 7. to kill, as bugs. 8. to seize, affect, possess, c. ¢TI, 8eToNARD tird- as a distemper, &e. to pull, as the string mddu, trd-mugisu, v. a. To finish of an arrow. 10. to blow, as wind, &c. 8eB complete, conclude, end To wp2Bo he rubbed and fixed (the arrow). c. 8eTogs 8T tirdalu trdl, . ERBIDBoRBVOTO By BTT ToBY8 the tree A man of property 2. a well qualified man. of Paradise waves in this wafting cool . 00T tirike, S S, Conclusion, end 2 breeze NTBV SV oNRK 99; Ju@m&”@fi"\ T3 lascx- leisure, rf\:f 80? In® to finish, complete, (. viousness prevailed thronghout the whole end. s AD o be at leisure. world. @B to strike or pierce mutually. (0, . 8¢ Zf) 2. two things to be in collision 3RFRYD to 'lda, adj. Completed. 2. qua- i hhed 3. settled 38T o rup one self. 2. to rub one thing on an- 4. adorned 4 other. 3. to shoot. 8'® %23 to make smooth %y a man thoroughly acquainted with a § é by stroking DO BTTo 8y EC#C?«AU#?’@’Q thing, a man of much experience. 8 dress the bowstring and shoot the arrows. C. 800 tirive, Sce 83 n( C. S0 firisu, v. a To end, complete, 8o tida, past part. of w3, Scorched (R conclude, finish. 2. to qualify another 3. burnt, parched, singed. 2. blighted, mildew A to settle, decide, solve. 4 to liquidate, ed charred Y having been burnt or N ancel as a debt 5. to decorate, adorn scorched 87 Ty to become scorched by D000T 80 9 a crow passed from the lef the rays of the sun, &ec. 8, ¢ to the right, which is considered omi- AS 0, C‘Oi) tzm, s. Food, meal, diet. nous. Tou 80 to discharge a debt. g iy H. §'°='??gcuaox\o tintérdwdgu, See Fuda 8 0 to 8 8 8go8rTAIN. 850%0 to adjudge, decree complete a work Tome 8¢0T, AT ®9 0N af T. B. 80T fibara, [&3)] adj Quick 2 \ae* Y 0 to quench thirst Drven 80T o om soon; smart. remove fear EiflQ S ™ tor enge, ToBWR 3¢ C. @03-533 fLJN, v. a. To burn, char, singe, 30%0, Todwo 8:0 w¥d to solve a doubt i scorch, parch. v. n. To die, or the dead body remove Ssuspicion. 8¢0% VB, 8gCh T to oy to be burnt on a funeral pile finish off a thing (Vg N 300> tiru, s Beauty. “ ) manner, way 1 1y 8. 8¢3 #ira, s. Bank, shore, margin Zwsv on the bank, on the shore mode € i 2,080 8 83T g person of peculiar tem- &g SweBdd to observe a per- g | LEY C 8@508)3 tirambu, s. An arrow on the per or habits. son’s manner or gait t” ) string A. C. 80> tiru, v, a. To swallow, eat 8. C. 8eTFoRB, 8cVAROD 9l 8eAE 0B tira- A bow-string. { ‘n kanda, tira-ganda, tir-ganda, ad; E 3 c. 8T tiru, v, m. To be finished, comple- Completed, finished. 2. deceased d‘ra) ted, concluded, ended 2. to elapse. 3. to be . szd tirada, past part. neg. of 3:%,End- 4. to be set- Ly qualified for, experienced in, less, incurable, incalculable, inexhaustibl tled, decided, solved. 5. to be 6. 4 Vi liquidated. ceaseless 8:TT TR, 8108 % ® an incurable to be adorned 8ot When used impersonally len sickness 8T8 FuT an endless business. <R R o with the dative case, it means leisure ; as, 3 }xgn e BB I3 n endless controversy 3¢ Tt O Jex SR 8¢ g I have no leisure &8¢0 TRy to gy 0] incalculable sin. 8:T3 SxnF an endless road die 2. to be ended, terminated 8D ToB (] 4 1y 883 o inexhaustible felicity. 820 397 ( 9 IS0 a deceased person. ' Gor ceaseless misery. WIITR, SR 8T I hav =, 0033%3535‘\ tiru-kamdn, s. A bow i no leisure to come. & F b 8B TSNS to shoot with a bow. Ly S0JTS an archer. [ Q. 30 o0 iz/aa’a, [8] adj. Completed. Cc 8g0? T B a feast C. Ny 2. ready. 3. of a; Be0oAT tirugade, s. Leisure, quiet ( }1“\ 8T A3 ho 1l quite prepared which is rest 2. completion mtl ' i (4 10 JeN 300N ) b . 8eDHud, 8eBowos tirupadi, tiru- c. 8¢ w& {urve, s. Termination, conclusion, finis. adjustment 3. decease, death. &1 pdtu, s Leisure, rest. i 373 g cemetery, a place for burning or bury- 8eTo330R> tiru-mddu, v. a. To com- ing the dead ERJIF TRV to settle. plete, finish C. c. 8w, 3:9FnY> tilu tili-kollu, o TonseI] firu-mana, s Conclusion L &y completion adj. Complete, finished v. @. To toss or throw, as marbles, one at FRdDW to complete, finish 8 BoInT 33 the another 2. to pay, as money @{Uu play- 4 lowest fixed price. m at marbles, &c (35 3°Uq€°/ tiruse, s. Conclusion, termination. A, 0. 8e023 tiwancha, s A part of a me at dice C. 8e00% {tiruve, s Settlement, adjust- ment, as of custom-house dues, &c. T.B. 8030 twara, [ &3,] adj Quick, A. 0O smart, ardent. 83T FUT an urgent business °8 tire, s. The worms, a disease. th & S J0R to expedite, hasten S. 8¢ToET RTNTD tirkdna-dwddashs, 8. A feabt observed in the eighth lunar S. eRTI> twaranu, s. A fowler, hunts- month, main. C. "'3%‘5‘ ftr:’&(?, See 8:8# A. 0. 8¢D tivi, 5. The lmae black bee. 8oz tirchu, v.a. To finish, cor 0. 8eQF ¢ . \ tivike, s. Blight, mildew. P A plete. s. Conclusion, end, termination. )0 c. 8 tob‘ll, V. N. o become filled, to l oo 83BWOF to recover from faticue prevail, overflow, abound v. a. To fill R 8. 8eeor, 8oI3E tirna, tirna, s. Cross- oFe3 filled with water DBF VY Pomad o ing, fording E:Nelariolpoh) @0 gll the well filled treasury. s. 8eQe trtha, s. Water, good drinking 8RB McRTD FToBNI appearing as a go]d :“:IO water. 2. water in which an idol, or the 3° 2 ¢ i box, filled with ornaments. 3 DTwVOT T o)< gtone, has been washed, holy water = having shone with abounding joy. 3\0.:5 3. any celebrated place of pilgrimage, but wod ) the full moonshine 8k X to cause especially such as are situated along the to fill course of sacred streams, or in the vicinity . 803 tivra, s. Haste, expedition ady of some sacred spring or place of water 4. a Quick, speedy. sharp, keen, smart. 3. ho city 5. a fort, fortified hiil 6 a retinue warm, hasty adv. Much, excessively @Qfi\ equipage, army. 7. a priest, elder. « dj. Ex- 4 2% g quick man &) Wb a keen mind cellent, best. BT r\ggt\/‘w, SREPF [oNoY:+ a f’],- @ hasty temper &) I to accelerate, = F i S} o ther. 8¢ g piritual guide. 5T CO5 1 ten 1) Jg—DfiO, \./\J wu.J 3¢ ') [aVoL>A) to be 2) pilgrimage ;; the offerings made quick &3 )7en quickl keenly i to the manes, &c., at famed places R&F . 8eg oo tikshana, s. Haste, hurry 2 &%®) a place of pilgrimage 8EF Mo g men- heat, warmth, pungency Zealous, ac- dicant’s water vessel RTr B g vessel ady tive 3. keen, m- with a spout 2. hot, warm, pungent. telligent 0 4. sharp, quick 8 F FOID the A, ®< °t): tirpu, s. A bowstring = 2 o sun, with piercir rays 8eFen WD g keen ettlement, adjustment, decree © DF T to i~ mind. 8RF o S0 a fiery countenance. become settled, adjusted. &% a deci- i sive word, a word calculated to bring matters C. 8eRoT &, tisukattu, s. Defect, Aefici- 1 ency. to a final and amicable adjustment, L - C. Uomc Z}, wo)c C 0 C. . 20T > tunkarisu, v.n. Tobe rash, 5] \%OOV: ((“"2 30 8 precipitate. tirpadi, m'wfh, tirvani, tirvali, s A o ’\1; Leisure, rest, S SO tunga, adj. High, elevated, lofty Q. Soaxe— =2 O 2. principal, chief. 3. pamonata, Lot. o 8eREA tirvike, tirvige, s C B y S 20N 000N ZOAR m tunga-mus- Conclusion. finishing. 2. adjustment, settle- S0 po b menv, 3. decease te, ungu-gadde, s. An esculent root. p: ik = 300N 35023) 5. Ss0R tunge, s. The river Tunga oo 7%, s. Fine drops of water, as driven by wind 3%) the river Tungabhadra, formed by the &, spray mist 92 liva accidentally two rivers Tunge and Bhadra. ejected, when speaking with emphasis 830 203 ¥ very fine rain 80800 B a drop N c. SooRe 653@)3 tungé-hullu, s. A fra- 0858w W to beat or drive small grant kind of 01as< of spray O Bt tunchike, s. Aflafm)cnt , plece. drops of water, as the wind blowing over a D 2. the act of breaking off. oo B t0 break lake, &c. N off, pluck, gather. S. 8200 tunda, s. The belly. £ C. d N %2 OV tunt S. g Ca uJJCqu S0hw tundi, tun- , adj. Mischievous, caprici- A, 2 ous, wicked, impudent, ook I, Bookuzkl mig- dibha, tundila, ar?_] Pot-bellied 1) Boced =S T © OO 0 chievousness, wickedness a having a large or prominent navel. s. A glut- (, 7 mischievous act. Bookd FUT g mischievous ton. fir} business 2ood TeYyeT g vestless, trouble- C. ©o0T303s tunduduku, s. A wicked e some, petty chieftain. Books 8 fl a short stick. S e DOTIBITY 20 10 ischiev- or mischievous person. (’ gy Boctd FTow g short leg. Bocds fig a short hand. Bo0T £D) < 2T i &0 to do ousness, wickedness. ftmy 8ot <3 an impudent trick @’\,CMZ&) a mis- mischief. (\ o chievous man TP TOBIN W 80cd3TN =3 C. 8:0%3 tumpare, s. Themore common 34 this boy is very impudent, or mischievous form of %o T 8o BTT g restive or frisky horse }TI 0§ S. S0 tumba, s A long gourd nf 0083332 29T W ¢w I must stop his impudence c. 8o tumba, adj Full replete, com- Pan S. 800 tunda, s. The beak, mouth, face G, &3 plete C. 2083200y tunda-kdi, See Bwody T Uiy C. 8o08) tumbi, s. The large black bee. . adj. Stout, well built (. 0F S 0ced tumbi, s The plant of the long S. 82083 fundi, s. A young elephant ean, gourd. Qowy, bn d. Qowy, C. B:00Ted tundikéri, S. Momordica C. 82029 tumbike, s. The act of being en g L ( full, repletion 9. the proboscis of an ele- monadelphia 0 33 phant 3. the black bee, Bombilius ater. 8. ®200@ fundila, s. An elephant’s trunk az) E 2. a prominent or protruding navel 3 C. 82023 tumbida, part. of 20w, Full Il “ (9] speaking harshly or severely replete abundant, excessive, exceedin § ) ) am “1 §. 8200%0 tundisu, v. a. To make piece- great, much. €o0wT &wwd a full stomach. ®%© 4 g § meal, to cut or break into pieces, to shatter ©8 ToB g live coal, quite free from smoke. BocT T ns o shiver LOPSH) Tongo BT w202 TSR BoBNT BV Boows 22 a well full of water BcT WS a L, Kusha shot and shattered then knees and a hearty will, or full consent Vs large and prosperous family DS BooT TN mwfl legs 8oo28 hroken in pieces. a woman near the time of her confinement 0 0y S. 850B@> tundu, s. A piece, agment, bit gooB FoSoFg an honourable man g adj. Petty, inferior. [>] ] short BocB) BooWd e 5 M in pieces 8¢5 8ood the nape of the neck C. So0dBBO, Bo0IVWO tum- R g 8o WE g tatter, rag Boc B BocB IR o bi-hedeya, tumbi-vedeya, s. Cupid [ make piecemeal of, shatter, break in pieces. having a row of black bees for his bow-string 0B BB W 2RY FRABW C. 33&,5» %0 to fall to pieces C. 82020 tumbu, s. The foot-stalk or pedi- BoR) B 027 14710 to hew down“piecemeal cle of a flower or leaf. 2. a drain, sluice. 3 ;Qf 0 to join pieces Bod F3ETRT g petty chief- the nave of a wheel. 0o DY g leaf with tain. ooy &R g short stick 800B) TOW 0§ a stalk 8ooWT V3 a flower with a pedxde. a short leg. Vg c. Bacen tumbu, v. n. To be filled, full y&)fi» NA c. 8009, Shelsn) tunnt, tunne, s The replete. v. a. Tofill s Fuln:\s\ completmu, penis. 2. load, lading. 002D o) = f%« to fill anm@\\ repletion c. & Oudd) OV < 0300 tunturu (tntu- for one’s self. = [] ) w8050 o he full alld run- PEf]VHtah Wy d.wa 12 e Bo0200 M) W ning over. 0¥ to cause to fill or complete, C. S8 tuti, . Thelip. 3. end, extremity, 2. to give the male to any she animal. 800 point. WrTor 8 g tender, germ-like lip. #° 0N FRE to get filled for one’s self. w8, o8 ared lip. =08 ¥ to bite ano- (0 A. C. 820207 tumbuge, 5. A vessel for ther’s lips, as in dalliance. 208 BT, B8 mall fetching water in. T the part immediately below the under jer & lip. S. 802007 tumbum, s. A celestial chor- 208 w0 5530 (slip of the lip) a slip of the tongue. fatepsh) ister. 2020TITED two chief celestial sing- 2wged B8 g hanging lip, ers 808, Bodg 28, Berd¢ B8 g large or blobber fue lip. FaBR B8, BT B0 g, hare-lip. A. €. B2020RF tumbu-vere, s. The full moon. l 0 C 53&%53@ tutta-tudi, s. The extreme end. ght C. 35035 tumbe, s. The large black carpen- ter bee. 80023 ¥ a woman with front curls C. S8, tutts, adj. Dear, scarce, rare. 38, like black bees. BIT dear corn. kel @% 59T g high price. C. Bo0TeNG tumbé-gida, s. The plant c. 88 fiedo tutti-béru, s. A medicinal termed Phlomis Indica. root so called. c. 838 tukadi, s A tatter, rag. 2. bread. S. 883, %, 883,30 tuttisu, tuttisi- 3. a piece, fragment, bit. 4, rank and file. bidu, v. a. To reject, cast off, disdain. 2. 5. a district. 2 BFB BFERWRA in pieces. to violate, transgress. 3. to put into confu- in files. 2> IR to put into files or com- sion. 4. to injure. 5. to dispute. B8 panies. ) Cole I to contradict, speak contemptuously. c. 8>393 tukdra, s. The penis, membrum Bo8,% Bk to be disobedient. virile. 2. pudendum muliebre. S e C. B8, tutte, [sa] Hair become ¢. 858 B tukkadi, adj. Trodden, beaten 2. flour filthy and clotted by neglect. he Jong down. s. See 372, 3072 Jv ground beaten down. lumped and sour, S8 T, 808, 2w to %2 3U a field that has been trod- become lumpy and sour, as flour, &c. 8oé3 R den down. e3 of Tes 3%, W 3 tatter, rag. %% an insect bred in musty flour. f an e C. 333> tukku, s. Corrosion, rust, canker. [R=Mople tuthdra, . Impudence, boldness, g qiel 307, &Bww to become cankered. afw%_ T3 rashness, forwardness. Ful a rusty sword. A. C. ¥ to wander about. C. 8aBT>, BowoBs tudaku, tudanku, '\«Qee\,\‘mgy 8. 8% tukku, s. Offspring, children. See 830, och A. C. 8R> tugu, v. n. To divide, go asun- c. 80T tudike, s. A fruit store-room. der i1 C. BB tudiyu, v, n. To quiver, as the . C. 337/\\7\’ tuggiga, s. A cloth merchant, flesh from sickness. mercer. C N tuchhchha, C. 8o, 8oor, 3BR ftudu, tuduga, adj. Small, little, mean.. 2. void, empty, abandoned, deserted. tudaga, s. A low, impudent, or mischiev- ous person. adj. Impudent, vicious, mischie- 30% Fo0NT 3 mean affair. a’oeg) JI98) g low vous, straying. BNSI, BBES mischie- < f)U expression. 30&2) W g Jow w;ty of life. =0 vousness, wickedness. 8087208 awicked mind (! & ™ g mean disposition. or vicious temper. 27T straying cattle. C. 838> tujaku, 5. F oppish airs, display. Bz B to break into fields, as cattle. v. a. To spit. BBFNT) to be fine, AL A A. C. 858 tudu, s. A parrot. In to set off the person. C. 8o@%, 880 tuduku, tudunku, C. éoééfi&g“‘) tutakkane, aqj. Suddenly, smartly. v. a. To seize, lay hold of, reach, touch. 2. el to stir the hand about in water. H. 8283900 tutdisu, v. n. To violate, 0 ) transgress, be disobedient. A. C. B3R tudugu, . n. To go astray. 2. to be rash, —_—— (£l precipitate. 3. to disregard, contemn. ®ot» A. C. 885 N SOAN 93> tudu-ganegala- 9% disobedience, violation of one’s word. varu, s, Persons armed with arrows. i ‘n;l'i # 513 3 R BB éoaiob ¢. B3> tudupu, s. A cover, shade. AeC. 334_%&"‘(5.) tuttisu, v. @. To cause to Soden fudupu, tudubu, feed, make eat. c. SoToR), s. An error marked out with the pen, erasure, A C. 538> tuttu, s. Ahandful, mouthful G, blotting out. 2. an error, mistake. BORITY of food. v. n. To take a mouthful. 'éa@fga 2R I I3 to erase, blot out. FoBYF) FONT a paper ® give a mouthful. 3, F#g to takea G [ -te) covered with erasures or blots. BB W mouthful. o,omq@féz:o 2 RNO a3 LIRA) BT, TO to be erased, to be erroneous. (my son became the lion’s mouthful) the 4 C. SR, BB tudumu, tudume, lion devoured my son. 2,07 3.@;% the L s. A kind of double drum. quantity of boiled rice placed before one at a {\ 2. any time. T.B. 8060 tunpa, [3,»] s. Grass. JL c. & '@}30 0000 tuttumury, adj. In pieces, thing as contemptible as grass. f ) fragments. C. BocoT, BokT tunake, tunike, s (, g A. C. B3 tudalde, s. An adulteress. A piece, bit, fragment. gl Il c. Boeoed, SoeoB tupachi, tunaje, s. ¢. Bo0 tudd, particle, However, notwith- standing. I & An insect. I 300t g dog-fly, D Do 3] Iy an insect troublesome to cattle, the gad-fly. oD tudi, s. Point, end, extremity. falg C 539%5j33 tum'yu, v. a. To tread. . n. 33 0 the point of a sword. o =D the 2. to be rash, b3, 300 the extreme I To essay, try, endeavour. point of an arrow. &3 B0e4m to cause to tread. al daring, precipitate. point., ¥ #% the farthest bank or ridge. CBrs BUTSETe o3 FeRTTIHLE any work Sodrmew the I o 3,073 the arm from the elbow. heel. 023 top and bottom, helter-skelter. 4, may be accomplished by giving the mind to =htal it. Bz FUITY, N0 DR BT VPSR 30 509K the extremity of the tongue. i ToOR SR g word not to be depended on. oy you are precipitate in every thing you go about, 383 Socdcw ¥3:3 do not tread on the 200 T the edge of the teeth, BT TR L 0 6378 mutual strife, wrangling, to grind the teeth. &b Futd, to the end, paddy. H contention. 2. treading on. adj. Scarce, completely. Bb FnthFS one who does a { dear. amé BA3TN0E FURIOY 2R3 thing completely. 2 FINED to finish, ), 300 JweBwA B ) ey 0 DS through your contention all the business is complete. ~Xs By, RTI the frustrated. b?&@fid&%(fi) Bo3TRN BoTIY it is read that book through from the commence- ]Mj] not well to quarrel one with another. S389 ment. 20d e, @»A3 the point is bent. (. v ©g, 7R B0e3TebiTeNT rice is scarce among us. A, C. Bo0enT tudipare, s, The central b, AL O Bo09w> tunilu, v, n. To bow, make or principal branch of a tree. Ly, 3 obelsance. c. B2F, B3R, B3 tunike, tunage, A (7 R C. Boeoo®, Bo600T, Bocay tunuk, tunake, s. Apiece,bit. 932k 39 to make V8 tununku, tunku, See 2570, piece-meal of. S0@FSHA in pieces. W] {isg T. B. 828 tuti, [,2] S. Praise, eulogy. 222 a piece of bread. FLT 2¥F a piece of Ay 208 Sz, B8 to praise, eulogize. sugar-cane. BT ¥F a piece of jaggory. 18 c. 3800, >890 tutiri, tuttdri, s. 8335°00R tunnavdiga, s. A tailor. sy s. A horn, trumpet. 808wd %2 to blow a G 8o tup}m, s. Ghee or clarified butter. LS LX) trumpet. 80800 g trumpeter. e €% honey. %,Bw a dinner given by the bride’s father to the bridegroom’s friends Lt T. B. 828 tutta, [$3] s Blue vitriol, 3&&’0)5 (, N sulphate of copper. on signing the marriage agreement. S 3“’15 a ¢ 23 the smell of burnt ghee. Lo ? ¢. '53@39 A @53_3375; tuttdli, tuttagra, s. Haste, precipitance, rashness. 8083 ¥ R medicinal unguent made from peacock’s 03 ) w f P d a &, B082,% I9® to be rash, precipitate. 3°%2 t. 202,33 boiled rice mixed with ghee, ol cocoanut, salt, beans, &c. 0%, 3 S33y a buffa- s R wa3A precipitately, rashly. lo which gives much milk. l)lnlfe\ As C. 53?955 tuttidava, s, A clever, learned man. o 63330)&5, g’%fi’ tuppata, tuppald, s. B3 14 4 = 50;5 cher) 0 Wool, hair, down. T2 29T,¢ fine, soft IR 28R, DI TP to put on long wool. trowsers. 203,83 B¢ a wool-pack. il C. BT TTReB tuppada-kimati, s. C. 823230 tumuru, s. A piece, fragment, ¢ "The n d ame of a caste. atom, particle. 2] 8. Sordne tumula, s A mingled or tu- ) C. BRIRK> tuppane-ugulu, v. . To spit out with force. multuous combat, uproar, clangour, tumult, e sound or noise. adj. Tumultuous, noisy. A €. 33‘;’;)\;’3 53?{;@6}3, 53’{1)@ tup- {he C. B30, BoDPRd tumusu, tumu- palu, tuppulu, tupparru, See 33,5, e C. S0 8T00d, @’otagogé’&aof)a tup- lisu, v.a. To hasten, accelerate. pire-kdi, tuppa-hire-hdi, s. A vege- G. 820! tuy, v.a. To pull, stretch, draw 00esy table, the cucumis sulcatis. out. 8. 803 tura, s. ‘Speed, velocity, haste. (N C. 53’%}’? Fja’ tuppellenne, s. Superfine D) C. S500F> turanku, See BTowo. gingillie oil. Ll 1. "53?;:?0153 iupfi(ffl’ll, s. A typhoon, storm, 8. BoBoR turangda, See 8T7. 9 hurricane. 2. (also 3252S) calumny, aspersion, c. 8802013 L‘u?’d?@j’t’—gidfl, s. A tree e false accusation. 8323t8w:3 a calumniator, so called. false accuser. BoPo3R HeT, BPIY BwO to 80302k ®ex) its fruit, which is &2 gL very cooling. calumniate, accuse falsely. 1 A. C. B3802y turambdu, v».n. To become H. So098, Sowod tubdki, tupdhi, . A gun, fusil, or musket. calm, as the sea. 2530 SoFod g gun ghelte with a lock. Toordd® 30esed g matchlock. T. B. 838F turaka, See 352 2 32 Fwkd the barrel of a gun. Boeseg Fo 1 on gJ'd'%Q&?’D@J turala’cfia’lu, s. Aname- Lot 2 the stock of a gun. B0 d g LTV JRR, 8o | 200 bling pace. S:T¥LFeD I2W to make amble. PRl @%fia to load a gun. SoeseEg DR, Biese “\\\e al C. S3TTo turaku, See 3ot +R B to fire a gun, 80250 ¥R VIS gn arse- S. S0TA turaga, [0 speed, 7 going] s. A o (088 nal goesedg 7 g ramrod. 8wy WAdN 0p! horse. 881 B¢ a troop or drove of horses. the match of a matchlock. Boe5E AR g B0mMTwEI0 g horseman. @3n )8 a kind ball for a gun. e Tx) g cartridge box. B00A mpen of verse. 8)3R §o8 a horse’s action. hent C. @’aa)fi%fim)?\’afja tubukkane-ugulu, a mare. 2. a horsekeeper. v. n. To spit out with force. ol A. C. @OR turaga, s. Assemblage, mass, i« T. B. 822050 fuburu, See 23300, multitude. l A. C. 303&& tubbu, s. Rice-water, conjee. fund Cc. 838e3end furachi-gida, s. A kind € '5330) tubbu, v. n To be found out, of nettle shrub, the fibre of which is strong, discovered, as stolen property, &c. v. n. To and serves to make good string, Cowitch, Do- arraign. 22 to discover, detect. 3P ? ’H g lichos pruriens. discovery, detection. 8 FFIH FroBedd I T.B. 8308 {turata, [%] adj. Quick, 3 202 the thing which that thief stole is £ discovered. BRS T8, BoBOITTR BwToTs soon, hasty. rs'j‘ LTIy VW by some means or other, C. B>TT29B0, BoBoTedB> turadu-bi- W find out the lost property. et du, turudu-bidu, v. a. Toscoop out, as the kernel of a cocoanut, &c. 2. to kill. o C. 8o305N3 tumaki-gida, s. A tree so called.. §. 800000 turdyapa, adj. Attached C. SoDVeNS tumari-gida, s. A tree so to a particular object or pursuit. s. Attach- ment to a particular ohject or pursuit. 0 called, a sort of ebony bearing dark blossoms. ! B0t o ity large leaves, used instead of c. 8owod> turdi, s. A bouquet, nosegay. plates. adj. Ornamented. 002 Fot3 an ornament- 0T b, to make e 9355@53 tumdnu, s, Long trowsers. ed or engraved pillar. Iy fi J o 615 =, 3B0T? 3o it. 200 TeRAS Hibiscus rosa Chinensis. males. 3030w T to tie up the top-knot. 203093 39S g small garland to decorate the B FT g horse with a gold ornament on his head. 300 Forlk 393 3 cloth with a top-knot. gold flowered border. « 80026% AR the cypress. C. 8822, T38:e98IBd, BT, T8> 8. o0 I> turdsdhanu, s. A name QB> turubu, turubi-bidu, turu- of Indra. mu, turumi-kollu, v a. To insert, put 8. 820 turi, s A brush or fibrous stick, in, cram. 2. to shave, pare, plane. 3. 1o used by weavers to clear and separate the raise with a lever. s. A wave. thread from the woof. 2. a weaver’s shuttle. A. C. 230008 turumindi, s. A girl at f 3. a painter’s brush. the age of puberty. f C. 30 turi, s Any cutaneous eruption, C. _9'360@ turuvu, v. a. To turn round a (1 the itch. 2. impotency. 8. any grated sub- mill-stone. 2. to turn round a cocoanut on [l stance. 0 72 the itch., ®90 ?‘JE?@’U to itch. an instrument for scraping out the kernel. L 800 Roes g hasty disposition. 30203y 8B the instrument for excavating the cocoanut. { C. 8:0%), Bodedd, SrVXD, BaToRD tu- A. C. B353¢3> turuvalaru, s. Herds- [ risu, turichu, turasu, turusu, o, a. To scratch, rub the skin. BDTD), B0 men. BoTBY, 03T herdswomen. 8 Fes, BD2Few the act of scratching. 8. ZoToReNB turuvé-gida, s. Sida popu- $ § T.B. 8303 turtha, [3°3] adj. Quick, lifolia. hasty, speedy. 8. 8583 turushka, s. A Mussulman, i S. 33'@@0_53 tum’g/a, adj. Fourth, Turk. adj. Mussulman. ¢ C. 8205 tury, s. A cow. SOMWRAD, BT A. C. BToooew turuhuddna, s. A a narrow, confined place. 7o) 3 cowherds. BT 0By, BuTY NoR, BoTh (.8 T, B. 83 ture, [38] s. Haste, speed. 3003 g herd of cows. 3 T, a4 cow-pen. ad A. C. B:8=z0, S0 turtila, turrila, A. . BoB020 turumbu, See 3550w. § s. Obeisance. 2. valour., S08Fvzod, 800 v%0 T. B. 800F turuka, [353%,]s. A Mussul- 8 : B g hero, valiant man, knight. 2. a Chdn- man, Turk. adj. Musssulman. BEFS g fe- A male of this sect. ddla. G. o8 PI0R turta-mddu, [35°%] v. a. { § ? C. o8B, Bydono turuku, turugu, To hasten. v. a. To ram, cram, stuff, fill. 2. to insert, C. BDET, Bon=To turdikku, tur- put through, thread, as a needle. (u I didu, See 3:3% C. SoToReS 8, 8 luru-gajji, s. The itch in C. 8220F turbu, See Bocow, small pimples. 2. impotency. Aol BIDaRa turugu, v. n. To pervade, 5. Ba00E turya, adj. Fourth. E: be extensive. R 535} turrt, ». a. To waste. 2. to ¢ C. 8335830 turuchu, v.n Toitch, the skin separaté./ 3. to trample on. 4. to strain. th 88,8 wasted, declined. 2. separated, as lovers. o to be irritated. 3. he stamped or trod on. 4. he strained. i A. C. 20283, 8085083 turutu, turun- S. v tula, s. A balance, pair of small § M ) tu, s. A female’s hair tied up into a knot. scales. 3. resemblance, 2. the sign Libra. \m\‘ 2. a mote. likeness, similarity. G. 8T8 turuta, |33 adj. Quick, hasty. A. C. 8503 tulava, s. A warrior armed Sty 808282 WD to come quickly. with a shield. ficfflfi« C. 53‘533@ turupu, v. a. To shave, to scrape c. 80383 tulavatana, s Lowness, mis- BouE FooTg, W IJIE&S out the kernel of a cocoanut, &c., from the chievousness, wickedness. shell. 8305w the grated substance. S, 300 a low, base, mean, impudent, ob- Lm scene man. C. So8.23 turubu, s, The top-knot of fe- Tgy 516 3w 3o s. So0) fulasi, s. A small shrub held in C. BoRTH, BIRERWLR?, BoRA tusa- veneration by the Hindus ; the purple stalked ku, tusaki-higu, tusagu, v.n.Toslip, basil, Ocymum sanctuwm. This flower is said as any thing greasy through the hand, &c. ) to be a female metamorphosed ; the circum- VAR TP C. 'é’a?{"c’%fi%em tusakkane-shinu, v, n. stance, however, is variously told. To sneeze with vehemence. 2 worship paid to it. Bulg IWDF) an orna- I A. C. BYXoT tusuka, postposition, On ac- ment worn, on the ear like the stalk of the (] count of, for. purple basil. 2ovRR H63 beads made from the stalk. s. 8283 tuhina, s. Snow, frost. 2. thin ot rain, mist. 8% 3 the moon, having cold 8. So0vBweE tuldkdti, s. An ornament for the feet. rays. 8083 F3 F008 the fabulous moon-gem. ) 8. 8200FweT tuldkdsha, s. A kind of S. 8% 30RAD tuhkindgama, s. Com- {0l ordeal, in which the accused is tried by being mencement of winter, cold weather. i weighed in a scale. T. B. 3¢ tula, See sv. the 8. 8009988 R> tuld-bhdra-tigu, c. 35¢B>, S50 tulaku, tula- il v. @. A king or rich man to weigh himself a- kdisu, See so90%0. gainst gold, and distribute it in charity. c. B3 xoRd tulyjamma, s, A female 5. BowpTd, Bowo0Ry, Bowo 0T Io60 proper name. F['.I"“" tuld-rdshi, tuld-lagna, tuld-sankra- 8. 30%"833 tulajd, s. A city to the north, so called. So¥we WD Pdrvati, as worship- imab mana, s. The sign Libra. ped there. 8. 8908 tulita, adj. Resembling, like, an- alogous. c. 85 tulape, s. A shell, skin, rind. 5 4 . 63@35‘&)3 tule-tika, s. The weight of T. B. 832 fulasi, See sovn, a dub or rupee. il C. B9, BB tuli, tulidddu, v. n. It c. 830> tullu, s. Pudendum muliebre. To trample on, tread, step. 2. to surpass or mffl o s. 8¢ tulya, adj. Like, resembling, com- throw into the shade. BOPT, BYON TINBD to ; E,v parable, equal, analogous. BoUsTeATY to be cause to trample on. 2%3 trodden, trampled. equal, alike. @oey3ed drinking together. 2. he trampled on. 3. he made it gush out. 4. he scratched. 8o Twr™ to be trodden f{ 0t 8. 2230 tuvara, s. An astringent taste. on, to trample on. VY T THI BoP T having adj. Astringent, pungent. A.c. Potters. adj. Quick. surpassed the humming of the black bee. 0 I fii 2% 9% the mischief 8. @230 tuvari, s. The grain termed Doll ©3, 393 trampled. occasioned by cattle trampling down corn. or pigeon pea, Cytisus cadjan. oY BTN, Bo¥ ¥ to he trampled on. S. 8%\ fusha, s. The husk of grain, s 5’3? tult, s. Aherd of cattle. Bo¥mI, 8. So33°8 tushdra, s. Snow, frost. 2 o o Boyrecdy ™ a herdsman, cattle keeper. thin rain, mist. 8mp0d) the Himdlaya. fo 1 c. 8¢9 RoB tuli-genda, s. Walking on Bompoed) 83w Pdrvati, daughter of the - E¥) Himdlaya. fire. 209 RoBd 528 walking on a fire as a gl proof of devotion to an idol. s. 2 %3, tushta, adj. Full, complete. 2 it U satisfied. 3. happy, joyful, pleasant. 303 C. '53?83832‘30 tu]iclzi-bidzz, v. a. To clear i T2 to satisfy. 803, % to be glad. 2. tobe away. satisfied. @%%); pleasure, satisfaction, grati- AC @JO%?@D?J tultldlu, s, A wan of afl‘ib ) ¢ fication. 2. advantage, profit. adj. Joyful, valour, a hero. pleasant. 2. expensive, dear, scarce. A.C 508;@)3 tulilu, s. A bow, obesiance, o C. 8%, Bo&bd tusa, tusu, s. Alittle. adj. reverence. 2 valour, heroism. BP0 g Little, few, small. 2. mean, vile, low, infe- hero. Bovw) ”RRBW to how, make obeisance. ifllpu&ffl:"' rior, trifling. 205U one who bows or makes obeisance. 517 - AL BLTI C. B0, Bo¢r0, Boowods tuluku, C. BRTIFROD titd-kondi, s. A game among boys. tulunku, tululkddu, v.n. To shake, be c. 8wdo Hitu, s A agitated, run over, as water. 2. to wave, as hole, perforation. 3. to the branches of trees, &c. by wind. BB W% to fall into holes, he or become holed. 308 WG @ o o be elated, jump with joy. 4. to flow out, as @s» to pierce a hole tears. DTS 2 a. P> gitated water. BOFOTY through. 8w38x 3 g cake with a holein. FBIFo0 BBy & FeowWd g waving branch. 8we3s, 2wéT having holes, perforated, bored. 3053 RBA g ¥ @¥, the seven seas having risen greatly BeeeT W a tattered cloth. vessel with a hole in. 2H3) BrdBN, B i and overflowing. il [R B0 to bore, perforate' Bwd) IR1T, Bwd) T3 C. 3J§f~>§ tuluva, adj. Of or belonging to G, Tulu. 20508 B3¢3 the Tulu country. BPTT DT hored, perforated. #8 a Tulu sword, S. 8B tida, s. The areca nut tree. 4 C. BwI> tinu, v. a. Toseize, pull, drag c. s tullu, v. n To frisk, as a calf. = W 5 < O 2% the act of frisking. c. Bw3,BwldTwews tine, tune-kilu, § E £ s. The winged white ant. Il c. 8wT tika, s. Weight. BRT JWD to . B. BW%T tupara, See 3sw3. &d ascertain the weight. BRTT R0B), BRTED F & C. < n? BT T weights. 8s%3 %93 g counter- B¥B tiupare, See 38T, 8 poise. BRT HTY, BRTF PR, BWTF JIND {o C. 5;@"'132 t?jpdll, See 30T,83 i weigh. A. Cc. BN ¢ zipiri, v. n. To blow or puff II with the mouth, as a mother on the face of C. C. BpT0T, BRABT tikadike, tiga- her child, to prevent the effects of evil looks. dike, s. Sleepiness, drowsiness. SwFdF®m li 2, to become drowsy. BRTRT, BRNRRW to s. Bwad tubara, s. A bull without horns g 2. a beard- sleep, doze. ¥w¥eh R to nod in sleep. though of an age to have them. g Swries) eyes heavy with sleep. less man. 3. an eunuch. T.p c. B8w3F tiukike, s. Guess, -conjecture. c. SwB fubara, s. Theholeof a guddali, 5] hi Bw¥T to guess, suppose. &e. for fixing the handle. p . a kind of tree. 8 g c. SRR tzZ{/u, v. a. To weigh. 2. to A. C. B tiubali, s. A crowd, throng, mob. hang up, suspend. 3. to swing, rock, as a the cradle. v. 2. To sleep. 8RR T, BRFITY c. B tlibu, s. The sluice or flood-gate § to suspend, hang. BN, BRRIBD to hang‘ of atank. 2. the eye of an axe, hoe, &c. (. g up any thing. Bed Juk® to see what a into which the handle goes. 3. a bore, hole, thing weighs. 2. to examine, try. 3 to per foration. »Toncdd Bwwd the hore of a Wey it stoop and look, peep into. BRI, BwiieyR) piece of ordnance. 0e5E 030 Bwwo the bore to swing, hang, vibrate. 2. to doze, sleep. of a gun. 8w T to shut up a flood-gate. D Beny ots g swinging cot, BB D€l g Bwwo o8y to open a flood-gate. e YW it swing. BwenRy T g ggflloy s, gibbet. BRTOS to set up a sluice or flood-gate. BRUIY R 4, ( waving, swinging, nodding. 2. that which WA to let water through a sluice. BRI 1o th is waving or swinging. Baris Bwtd g 2 a reservoir for receiving water from a (. 7 swinging cot. BaraFy g waving hand. large tank for irrigation. Bews =08 the by 8w 85 g nodding head. Berds Twod g force of the stream through a sluice. i waving branch. BwnRod ’i’aclé& a W?aving C. Bwenmed fubu-hdre, s. An instru- B proboscis. ment on which smiths put iron rings, &c. 4 W C. 8 tina, See 3w¥. to beat them. A 8. B eded tinira, s A quiver. C. 3wdT turika, s. Winnowing. & c. 8o ¢ 227‘1.'., v. a. To winnow by pouring fry T, B. 3050 tine, [#27] adj. Stout. BerohT g stout man. s. An iron image. 2. out corn to the wind. v. n. To enter, pene- nf a house pillar. 3. an anvil, 4. a disease. trate, pierce, creep in, under, or through. 2 Iy 0y 3] 18 P 8 BRTNAF 3o e to bolt, run off, bolt, as a pig does Bw 2 to robust eNcl>pho 2 Be% g stout bull, Be¥&N, cause to winnow 2. to cause to enter. 3w JRTAD to be robust or corpulent. = 03% g heap of grain to be winnowed 3w 100, A C 3‘\@50))3 tilu, v. n. To decamp, flee, 03 T2d g heap of winnowed grain Bd Ty run away o. a. To shoot, cast, throw. to winnow for one’s self. 2. to ente &e. 1018 S. 858 #riti, s. An instan OIT DI TS ;)js%? WS VSFoBTFER, 8¢5 3Wd e 1l Fwo2D till your opportunity comes, humble S 53&’3 trina, s. Grass any gramineous oredl plant, including reeds, corn, &c. ) “ a blade yourself in their house, or, bear with them of dried grass, bit of straw, &c. fig. Any Si)('\o = SUR o to throw dust in a shower upon thing as contemptible as a bit of straw. 3m another in anger (may you be ruined.) TR BY 38 a place abounding with grass, C. Swdgr ga tibr-kollu, See 3o Wood and Water trina-grdhe, [attracting ASCL g@/\&—p@ l‘éfi'—Jd?ZG, s. An arrow ag which has pierced grass] §. Amber or any gem which, being rubbed, becomes electrically attractive. i BuoorE tirna, s Velocity, speed, swift- ness, 2. haste, hurry adj. Speedy, swift 8. 85000y trina-drima, s. A palm Bwearaen gwiftly, speedily tree of any kind, as the cocoanut, date, &c. 8. BRddhE il Y@, s. Any musical instru- s @@aifisw trina-dhwaja, s. A bam- boa. ment 8w T T4d the sound of instrumental music S u@mo.,jjja trina-praya, adj. Con- 0 temptible, trifling, easy C 3 t SRIET o Bwdsds tilrlikku, tir- 8 3)5@0'@8’ tripa-raja, s The cocoanub ‘Lva« lidu, v.a. To winnow 2. to set out or tree. o make ready to winnow . S ReTOR triptharisu, v. a. To bear s S. 8w tila, s. Cotton, down. contemn, disregard. T. B. 8w tila, [32 9] adj out, robust big S. 8y ¢3¢z98 trintkdra, s. Contempt,dis- regard S. SO wOF tilikd, tilike, 8. 838 3 tritiya, [88®] adj. Third hon A painting brush, pencil, pen 2. down, fea- 3y8k00® 8 thrice ploughed thers gwrd%e v, g feather bed 5@9 tripte, s, Satisfaction, content @o.) 9 BB, )r& 0 8. 80 tuling, s. The silk cotton., pleasure %, satisfied, pleased 3.2 Aey, 8,3 2% to be contented ] O] = hoe, & c. B> Lilu v. n. To reel, totter, nod o 0 3,3 BA LR to eat to Oty ok wave 2. to hang down 209 to make 2B to satisfy. repletion. “e o reel or faint. 8wdn one who reels, &c. el 8. B3R, B3R trishe, trishna, s, 8. B 0o tishnibhdva, s, Silence, 00 stillness, quietness. Thirst 2. wish desire D R to be thirst 3 thirsty ; wished A. C. B> tihu, v. a. To reject, cast off; throw away 539%5 trishti, s Satisfaction, content 33,0870 to be eatlsfied C ’5\(@0}' tuia, s. Inspiration or possession p S8 by the Deity or evil spirits 2. fury, frenzy. c. uufi BoBo, BoRee tenka, ten- [ ¢l i enthusiasm, extacy VIS 43\"' Er¥ wod) he kana, tengana, s. The South. Toge (6 is in a frenzy, he is possessed DI TTRT T, man of the south. 0T ¥ g south wind. &3 o ¥ why are you in such a frenzy ? 3w¥ wois Bogm O3 the southern pflmt goB e dIRRB 10 S Bx¥3 what did the inspired man say ? Pluto, the guardian of the south point SoF ey woBIS TR ¥R you act like one in a ©<3 the south country. frenzy. 8»¥ won Foe3wer 8 & you dance about A. C. OO tengddu, v. n. To float on enthusiastically. watb oy c. BOAY fengu, s. The cocoanut uO?\; ~p) 0t F 1 - "j\.@j tula, [”»’3“] adj. Stout, portly, 5 @) fyon g v 19 Bomd BN B, 8oNS NB, AT FyF a cocoanub tree. SoA c. 83> tekku, v. m To fear, be afraid, S T, oM g cocoanut. Fogon™y g red alarmed. cocoanut., EoAS RO, FoAT S8, a branch of c. B3, SR D tekke,tekkeyu, o . the cocoanut tree. $oAT S the coir or fib- To embrace, clasp, hug. S. A yoke of res of the cocoanut, used to make ropes with. oxen. 2. friendship. ady. Much, great. BoAT 8w g Cco- 2onS =7 a cocoanut rope. 2. tight. 82,18 8%, mutual embrace. &%,R BoNT Bwoese¥ the blossom of coanut grove, 2% t0 be embraced. 8%, 2% to yoke oxen. the cocoanut. BoNT 20T tg@ a young cocoa- 8L, FToWTF, 8B, ToNTII® a mendicant who nut. oA WY the tender shoot from a co- violently embraces those from whom he coanut tree. BoAT Fo #m{o? the three eyes seeks alms. 88, S0TF W to embrace ma- I or holes in a cocoanut shell. SoAT FTod = liciously, or in a passion, ¥%, ¥ I, ¥ &), the tuft of fibres on the foremost part of & very diverse. i a cocoanut. 8oAT DB the shell of a cocoa- C. ki o tekkeisu, v. a. To embrace, hug. nut, with the kernel scooped out, used as a C. 8 bottle, &c. €ons w3y the half of a cocoanut _83)%‘2@6%7’) tekkollu, [3%]v. a. To take, receive. shell. gons o3 toddy extracted from the W A. C. 8R tega, adj. Tall, lofty, high. cocoanut tree. gonS BY jaggory made from o the cocoanut tree. BoAT BTVE, SoAT flta; the A. C. SRB> tegadu, v.a. To abuse, dis- inner part of the tender shoot of a cocoanut grace. used in medicine. SoNT T Tod g game L c. BRTFRY, é’fido%@gf%? tegadu- with cocoanut shells, the person who fails to Ie break at a throw has to forfeit one. BoAT ) kollu, tegedu-kollu, v. comp. To take, & asfood, medicine, &c. ¥ RFIND FweFo to &) cocoanuts and plantains fixed upon a lever a0 buy., ®©XTme Bnm #@%’,’J to fine, amerce. turning on a high fulerum, to which a com- o batant ascends amidst immense difficulties Bowe SRTD %—’figd to distrain, seize, impose an of mud, water, &c. poured upon him. oA arbitrary fine, FomecSsn A FAP to collect an assessment. 87dy Fwodese to take and § =73, cocoanut oil. 8omvd g cluster of cocoa- bring. 3Rm Bwod Bwgm to take away. 813 18 nuts. =) to take and embrace. C. A C. SoRs tengu, v. a. To spill, sprinkle, throw. C. BRGIm B tegadu-hdku, [87] . a. 40 To take away, take out, pull out, remove, Wa A. C. BORY® tenguha, s. A parrot. 2 dismiss from office. Lp the pouncing or perching of a bird. 3. a C. SRTIRBRLRY, BRGWER> tegadu- oy bird-cage. higu, tegadhdgu, v. a. To remove, take 03 AT, 2ot tentu, ». a. To winnow corn. away. v. n. To be removed. g SNTH Teg by A. C. ?‘30?@, Bomd tempu, tempari, s, @ the rain is gone. BoB SR BogeNE) th Liberality, munificence, extravagance, alms- the troops are gone. C, deeds, charity. Boxyned, $oR07eT g liberal c. BRSO tegavari, s, A liberal person 64 man. gox) INB to be liberal, lavish. 2. to 8RS08T, $RSOw8S liberality, profusion, ex- € be courageous, bold. 3)en SRS o) I S travagance. R0 extravagant. Dag torisk or give up life (for another.) oy oo, I Bowa% wod, g liberal or munificent disposition, A. C. BAYR> tegalisu, v, a. To abuse, treat with rudeness. (. ég a generous temper. 3 <o A. C. u/\\O/ > tegalu, v.a. To abuse. 2. to g c. Soaws tembalu, s, Pasturage kept for 3nv ¥, $19, cattle. disgrace. s. Disgrace, abuse (, BowW) T o guard pasturage. 8n%Y the act of abusing. [ A. C. 803, Bohen temma, temma- c. 8%, BR tegi, tege, v.a. Totake. 2 LY lu, s. Multitude, mass, heap. to draw, pull out; to prolong as a note in { A C. El) S tekkane, adj, Tightly, not music, to drawl. 3. to draw back, to open. loosely. 4. to withdraw from a situation, discharge C, 8 5 Lo £ i crat) éwOé Y from office 5. todraw out from, to discover To set, as pearls, &c. 2. to cut with an axe find. 6. to grind one substance on another or adze, to pare, chip. t, as sandal wood upon stone 7. to take, buy, c. 83 J tettu, s. Stammering. 2. past. part purchase. 8. to take, receive, collect 9. to of ‘_D\). 1, pull off 10. to dig. excavate V. B To C. 333> 35 B tettu-kodu, withdraw, diminish, go away, cease, disap- tettu-kollu, See sco. il pear 2. to draw up, or pain, as any mem- 1] ber of the body YT B €8 take away A. C. ©3 tlena, The itch, any cutaneous Ie that book. &0B&, 83w, 0ZA to draw back eruption. i} retreat, retire. WIRW R o open a door. C. 8383 tena-tena, adv. Gradually, by psfei: ) 832 84 to extinguish a lamp €N to degrees, one above another S0 purchase commodities. 2. to decamp. C. BQI70 tenugu, adj. Telugu 103 37 to clear up, as the sky nowd 81 to grind 23 = ® C @3 tene, s. An earoraspike of corn. 2. andal wood =98 3R to discover traces 0 ke, (T} the ramparts, circular work of a fortification. €7 to dig atank €78 to get out of the way. 3. being with young, as cattle, e Fo% the & 3w 1 head-ache to cease. 3 ¥ grain in an ear of corn 83 Tt 83 Ruo e 38 the hands and feet to become power- (i less. to beat or thrash ears of corn 0 FIRY ears 3G W R the water in a tank to diminish quite ripe. Twi¥ 83 an ear shooting from Se3F¢ 87 to dishonour one. Z:?Q’Q 81 to strike an old stalk 83 vz to rub earsof corn in i ™Y 88, I03 ER people to £ the hand. 83 rwem g btd“\ of unthreshed corn. remove en masse for fear of an invasion taly 83 rwd Fwang to cut ears of stalked corn to h HWS) T28)B0d) Y BT R 810 E B there will be tread out €3 w9 hire paid in ears of corn. a great fall of rain to-night <} 21 to aban- 6] 706 don, leave 83 mown Wowdo an ear of corn becoming FoW A to run away NI, 37 sl TN plump and full I to cause to take, draw, grind, &c ol 1§ $ATY to make flee. c. 83X e FYs tene-nilladdkalu, s. Brods, SRWTT g taker p o receiver A cow miscarrying from going unseasonably. j: S o 3 G B3R C C SAED tegulz/, s. Disease, sickness %) tene- -dvu, s. A pregnant cow. c. 327 [3 te})alc/cane, adv. Suddenly A A. C. B8R teJB, v. n. Tobeborn. ».a. To ) wash c. 3 ) o, teppa, teppd, s. Afloat pmovs ) raft ey 2 T2, B¢ g raft to float E2sr) e T. B. 8XX fejisu, [32™] v a. To aban- o [AxcH) © ? ) S»% to push a raft W, WA I B don, forsake. 79{1({’ 7& g pole used to push on a raft. @&; naR C tetfu, s. A hillock, hill 2. the B an earthen vessel supporting a raft. 3 bound-hedge round a city or fort. édo:fi a ot g raft supported by empty earthen ves- thunderbolt 2800 a fierce blaze, f01est fire. sels. c. 883 tette, s. Congelation, clot. 2.a dense crowd 3.a mass of weeds on water, &c. c. B\R, S teppage, teppane, adv. i, 1 PEP‘M FRP, k") Freely. 2. hastily, suddenly. 3. well, com- % TS @7 to congeal, be closely fortable of packed, densely uowded covered with weeds, as the surface of water : vwc\)b?v Two ¢ tepparisi-kollu, o ) ¥ c. 88 %JJ tette-hula, s. A larzekind of comp. To recover from a swoon, fatigue, &c Insect in dung, &c., a dung-beetle c. S tebbu, s A bow-string 0t C. 8> teddu, s. A wooden ladle 2. the c. B0 > temalisu, o, To raise, rouse, penis €@ %3 a hand without bracelets shake, move. C ué“)), SeY) tenpu, tenupu, adj A. C udogfa temalu, . a. To gather, col- Thin lect © 0t clear, pellucid 7 the act of collecting 0 g, 3 c. 8 tetta, See under A. C. O ov 835,05 temma, temmalu, - | c. 88 N o tettisu, v. n. To pierce. v. a Mass, collection, heap P} st 3 s 521 o} (O] . €5, u(\J tera, teranu, s. Manner, 2. to chase caus. of €359, To make set out 8. road, way. way. 2. likeness, similarity. drive av B3 ETIoN T3 €000T o2 gpeak in this w (.‘)- A. C ud_? teralme, s. Assemblage, con- 8 thus it ig. © €3 that way. S? €0 this way course. A. C SoRwy, EToBeY terango . 0T, SOR terike, terige, s. Taxes teramboli, s. Great effulgence. 80R B to pay taxes €0Re 503 a house €. 383w tera-kollu, ». a. To open that is taxed 8%y @ 0 Feyd to receive a on S = S elf. €0%0obD to be open. taxes. © R N8 a written lease, a paper containing an account of the periods when . ©T3 terata, s. The act of opening. &) instalments of taxes are to be paid ughg Q €. EVTBBROR> teradarasdgu, v.x To Srad the settlement of taxes Re Y, €0 gain an advantage by a lucky move at chess. . Bk 2.5, one who pays taxes, a tenant of the 98297, BTRem0T feradu-bidu, soil. teradu fialm, D:a ko open. €ETOR 10 set dJ te rd, v, a. To pay, as taxes, fine, open = ~vy &e 2. to pay the price of a wife. € Tedd,y =D, €. © , ©0%0, BT ferapu, teraku, €8 o2 paid tax. €3, 7Y, 887 g tax payer. A, terpu, s Abatement of rain, disease, or 807 to cause to pay taxes ; to cause to open. 0 anger 2. leisure 3. conclusion, termina- C. 33, 83330 tere, tereyu, v.a. To tion B3R ISA €T 4, pleasure, happiness, open g I have no leisur now NYalnie}V R © )72 DRI () ©0 tere, s A blind screen curtam wandering. D they are always w %@S vdov@u partition 2. a wrinkle from disease or age. oty o @ Se@aT they are incessantly at work. 3. a wave EandT €8 g corrugation of the 0 8 7™ to become abated, less, better, &c. skin 25 B3 €3 the wave of a river 338 w5 d (3] C. W the rain is abated FUT VT2 a mat-screen. 83 WrBW, 8 2. a ship’s sail A the work 1s completed. RN Ty, ETH2ANBY 8 w2 the waves to beat €8 2o tg the disease is somewhat abated T BeR) 8B T ¥ cloth hold up a curtain or screen to give leisu €3 ey to be improved in €3 « for a curtain & an inclosure made health to conclude, be finished €3 with a curtain w3edd F® to listen be- €3 oY) teravu, s The price paid for a hind a curtain 538 S8 a private com- -2 (¢} - oz e = wiie 2. road, way. 3. means, manner 4 munication a curtain made of two order the act of opening €T3 dIF AT or three camblies united €3 B0 to slide 1 { to settle the price of a bride. €TV 8, BWwgnd ) back a curtain. €3¢ T, to put up a blind to miss the road €03 SR T a man of or curtain €3 Rego to be dim, as the eyes 0, eorrect conduct in advanced age €3 rwceseltd g puppet-show A T.B. ©0& €8 BeT& to come from behind a curtain 3 & terasi, [3,954:88] 5. The thir- o2 3 fclelesr) A gradually, in succession, by degrees. teenth lunar-day I, ¢. 39T terasu, for O™ caus. of €. c. 8Dz 3%,u?€<¢3te7d¢/%z terdidu, v a 0 set open S0r to he open. A. C. S3ma00 tera-hda YUs v, a. Toex- C. BORY telugu, adj Telugu S. The ceed, pass bounds, transgress. G 8207 g Telugu man e A. C. S8®> terahu, v.n. To spread out, Telugu languag $ 78 a Telugu woman BN to translate into extend, be extensive 0, § Telugu A . 83¢o teralu, v.n. To set out, set 2. to succeed, to be A. C. BOE& telete, s. A present, gift off, go forward, start Ay A C. =t © o3 tellante , 8. Tribute in one’s power to do s. Multitude, mass D7 A.0C. W heap. €050, €Y, setting out. &R tella tge, s. A present, gift G, NG p-dq‘))é. fc?(flf’le, s. Assemblage, mul- T oM :;: A telliga, [830%] An oilman. Z;f: { titude Cufi & To shake corn 1n a > tevatu, . a. k A. 0. 8¢ BTeIr teralchu, teralisu 3 [} fan. o 5 ) b Sed 0%, c. 3332903 tevade-biddiru, . n. To tgassu, s, 8. B2, SREDGN tea be uneven or not level, as a field before it is Lustre, light, splendour. 2. fame, glory. rolled €230 to shine Be2iegved all glorious or i C ux)d&, 8e2weJo8 the god of fire glwgd 20 tevaru, tevary, s. A balk, splendid 8 ®¥ his city (a1 rising bank, a ridge between two fields 2 1N a hill, rising ground 3. a shallow 4. an 5 Lcj 7, s. A horse of a superior kind. island 3 fo 4 o 5. a valley adj Moist, wet :. g ; (on] 3 téjita, adj. Sharpened, whetted. fiig B &2wn to hecome moist 83T v, . T() 2. polished, burnished ae lose, miss. c. ©:83 téte, s.Clearness, purity. 2. beauty I C. B¢ tevalu, v, n. To creep, crawl, go 3 a clear understanding ady Clear, pure. on the belly, move on the buttocks. eIV 3. evident, obvious. [ 2. handsome, beautiful s a2 man who moves in a sitting postur: B WCT Swn g, it . 8B IDT 2D clear water . clean face 88 TN g refined collyrium. @l ;cj ?, > tevulu, s. Disease, sickness, pain. ) % to become sick fine AN beautiful eyes. 88 mod well C . B " eve, s, An iron pan for baking cakes made, clear conjee. 88 TR, &8 IR to B R o [} [z A. f clear up, make evident. 2% £0 become . @?UJ telalu, s. Setting out, starting. =< Q clear or evident $BBRAD to be clear, C. o ©% Yo%y telavu, tel, te- pure, handsome. W] wau, adj. Thin, not dense. 2 dezn trans- parent. 8% T D clear water. D 05 —- P C. ©eQ tédi, s. A day of the solar-month P00 wé, % A.C. Be S téna-téna, adj. Very high, 1l DS 53 a thin body 5 thin pa- 8¥I9AD to be thix 9. ©F ° very lofty. per. ;Z 2 to make thin 2 ‘-" g@n @ ténukolalu, s TFritters made of rice flour 3 C ug o tel-nadu, s. A small waist A.C. BYx felpu, adj. Pellucid, clear. 2 C. ©0% tépe, s. A patch. 2. a smoothing or WVR( thin. plaster-trowel 8¢k w8, a patched cloth 8¢ W% to be patched. 2B F90 g garment (i 3 f '3§j 3 tellage, tellane, adv. 11 of patches. AT a'c’v’), 8B ZI to mhm]y 2 cle;u‘v pellucidly “effi TOBN Se ° o patch. [SA9 B IFB0 to smooth mortar on a to run shallowly or clearly. o oJ30 (S D to wall with a trowel. o W= make thin, or slender. 292,33 thin wo- uf w man 89T to be thin € 9 a thin A. C. 5’%&3@ témana, s.Sauce, condiment. o8 Q 10} thing c uQKSJ@@ témdna, adj. Loss in assaying 4 -9 al Cu"’t e, See S, metals ] BT} to be lazy or above 2 - S work © SRTCT, 8¢TRIT I g man afraid A, C. 00B, BeoRo> ténku, téngu, v oy, of work. 2. a wasted man STTO NI To stand, as water in a river. 9 JgS0 wed what loss has the assaying occa- o T.B. 8¢R téga, [s%7] s A gift, liberality. sioned ? arZ/ Public, notorious. il . ) o ° 0%, BBy téyu, tédu-kollu, b3 R téga s. A sword. ] v. a. To bray, grind, macerate, rub, as any C. SN, €9 \ NIDIT tégu, tégina-mara, thing soft in the hand, on a slab, &e. to 3 1 s. Teak, Tectona Grandis W chafe gall. v. " To wear away a"gcu,«) &) C. () \ OAD tégu, s. A belch. . N. To belch having macerated @3 g7 to be chafed, -2 < (7 20w to be seized with belching alled macerated worn away uQO?)\)(S =, A. C RSB the act of maceratinge (coAN) F e & J IR téguha, s. The perching or 9 4 . a bird-cage. a slab for grinding condiments, &c. pouncing of birds 7 3 3] C. () eRa%Ys tégulu, s A disease that C. UOUDJ térdta, s. The festival of an + g des U roys the hair, and which is supposed to 1dol, drawing it on a car in procession R U5z be occasioned by an insect at the root g 837 the festival-day of an idol. , (1] %9 333 to be affected by this disease c. SedBw). téri-kollu, See 3. e : 3 Sele Brch M. ‘é’gbeaw tériju, s. Anaccount specifying 0. See3oE térehu, [80%] va. To filter, 0 the particulars and afterwards the amount. clarify. C. C. 800> £éru, s. An idol car. 2. awar- (% @QQ? tc"?’plé, v. caus. To cause to chariot. 803 A= g child’s rattle, a fair- recover. v a. to clarify, filter. toy. €10F rooh¥ the spherical top of a car, fr! A. C. 333"3563 térperu, v.n. To recover supporting the metal ball. oW ey, 803 from fainting. = g o N 7€ he came to his senses. ph 77 the platform of a car, on which the idol a sits, C. 820E ¢l tér-bidi, s. Thestreet through 88 Fc¥es the part of a car immedi- il which an idol car is drawn in procession. ately over the head of the idol. 303 33, A €:0308xy the different stories of a car. 80 A. C. "ée’d_sj térru, s. A scorpion. S BUR the flags flying on the car. €03 . Bew, Seenws télu, télddu, v n. To ™9 g wheel of the car. 8T FUB g metal float. 2. to slip or drop off, as clothes, &c. 3 3203 Reo3RYD ball on the top of the car. 8RO, BURLD, SRY WRW, B BREGMDM {0 ) 5 figures on a car. 203 b the rope used to make float. €2 the act of floating. eR ] ~Csy ? draw the car. BRD) D, BB &BWW to gt Y /= floating to one side ; slipping aside. £l S draw a car in procession. 303 S¢S BB B @?Q&i’% 2y S floating gracefully. éqefififio:b;a’ 03 RS Eor 253 SRTTT DURYY the coooanuts’ @ floating and waving. A0 plantains, &c. thrown at a car by devotees c. 53@37\’6"6}% télu-gannu, s. Languish- T when going in procession. 808 S0k m\% ing eyes. ST after the procession of the idol the 0, | people assembled (proverb used of one who A 0. ’ggeo'fiv‘dafe)% téluguru-kallu, s, k The plant andropogon aciculatum. comes after all the work is done.) $t7F&s g pole in the centre of a car going from top to A Gl é)QCT)ZS?{J).) téleisu, v. n. To be slow. i bottom. loiter. To be b3 c. 80> téru, v.n saved from (8% @Qd téva, adj. Moist, wet, damp. <3 i danger, recover from illness, be convalescent. fiv@ijv‘ to become damp or moist. 3. to reach. W FB €D to be finished or ended. B 8. 833 tévana, adj. On foot, unshod. A W 8D to become happy. €T to become convalescent. R F D A. C. Be> télu, See 3cen. water to become clear or filtered. (05 @L)Qi;o télu, s. A scorpion. S:wa®d, 8¢ P (;; [at-13e L3 milk curds to settle at the bottom. 3 0 oy 8] ¢ <O Kalabheirava, with ascorpion for his A conveyance. 8c¥,0D g scorpion’s sting. eR B anger to cease. ¥, 3 to recover from 0y difficulties or danger. $g, B9 a scorpion to sting. TOT (D to clear, as U 1§ water, to become pellucid. 2:3oRB the T. B. o = tet, s. The tenth solar-month. (s (VY settlement of an account, a conclusion, H. ! 5°8 teindti, s. Being supported by Toy acquittal, 8eDonBg Fd to settle, conclude, one and employed by another. 2 in one’s o acquit. 83omd gettled, finished, recovered. charge, in the care of. 8D Aegd to recover one’s strength, be con- €0 S. _890'0 teila, (of &) s. Oil, especially vege- valescent. (3w, T "y to clarify, as table oil. €4 sugar, oil, &c. 8j0en to be cleared, as E"SGJE 8w, E“&U3%’Zf\) to extract oil. [ water, &c. refined, as oil, clarified, as sugar, U8 w8 @B to make an oil-balsam or tinc- ture. to § recovered, &c. 8wy, B<0B to settle, as o 87y, B3V T , T30 I to anoinb o 3 v ) ®3 N g water, &c. 8¢0%), 8¢0% to cause to recover. the body, &c., to apply cil. € ks Pk go i 2. to clarify, as oil or sugar, &c. to get oil applied. W C. égdoapflazg téru-bugude, s. An orna- S. 'é: U TONT teila-pa’z'/s:a, s. The wing- (Fl)ul ment wornin the ear, resembling an idol’s car. ed white ant. ) R tér-kattu, A. 0. BRORE, BwoRes tongal, ton- ey c. BB &y, TerRe & Work tér-gattu, v. a. To clarify, as oil, sugar, &c. galu, s. A cluster of blossoms. Vexy Ad C. '@Q'f\%fi térgade, s. Settlement of an C. BWwon3WeBo tongi-nddu, v. n. To € account, conclusion, acquittal. look in, down or into, to peep. 524 P < 3 o) 3Bs " Iy (o . Bt tonche, s. The ear-wig, o D) O ad-fly Bod g distracted man, one who is lable to C . 3 < be confused. 2. onewho confuses or annoys P03V tondalu, s A proboscis. 2. a = © t tassel of flowers TRTTT dwoBdW the bunch [ EnoTT YR, EwoBT ey to distract, confuse. - of flowers at the end of a garland, suspended (¢ o w0l tondi, s. Corpulency, robustness, from a woman’s hair. B30 S o@Ee X LN} an ele- stoutne 2] €, ° phant’s trunk. 8. a ceremony of carrying C. 803> ftonnu, s. The leprosy % COIJ et th about a bride and bridegroom, .at marriage a leper. who throw sandal powder on the company. ACu Jo02 tomba, s. A%cmblaoe, collec- C 23T, R tondina-kottige, s tion, mass A pound for confining cattle that break into (& @Q@ua)a'b T corn, &c ENCIeEMCH tombattu, -3 tombhattu, adj. Ninety Bweo =t u_apo'z; C. SwodITI tondina-dana, s Cattle 0 ninety-nine whl( h break into fields. C. B0 tombe, s. A bunch. 2. alarce C. \. 0T tondu, s. Standing corn. BROT e basket for storing corn. 308030 to eat standing corn ady Mischiev )l ous, as cattle breaking into standing corn, &c Cc. 8T B tokkade, s. Being trodden A. C. BROTBITBTd S down, treading down, as in a crowd, corn, tondu-gedaru, i orass, &c.; treading, one time of treading, as The prate of a parrot of potter’s clay 2. trodden mire. 0. BwoB, BecBesd8 tonde, tondé -9 C T tokku, v. a. To trample on. ‘,J f kdta, s. A chamelion or bloodsucker [=¥oled C é)fe/UQ AN 2% a bloodsucker to fall on a person toklku, s. Fruits or grains brui- o which is considered very ominous. sed or pounded with a small portion of wa- ter and used as a sauce. Toed B Ed‘#_‘& tama- B. 8008, Bworesvod tonde, ton- g} rind sauce PRNT TWF), Mango sauce. 6\ dé-kdi, s. The vegetable Br yonia grandis ; Fov S €y cotton seed pounded with water when quite ripeit is called 2#c@: e and is and given to cattle EwTy T, to pound or i very red Ewodt Be) T 208 Jips like thl% fruit. bruise fruit or grain. woER WY, the Br/oma grandis creeper. C. u\@O'j Bwo tondla, tondlu, S B. 3 2% tokku, [5s%¥] s. The skin the bark of a tree. ST EREW, e Py} A bunch of flowers at the end of the garland ! hl: OB, 2wy, TwFEL to take off the bark. ornamenting a woman’s head 2. an ele- S A phant’s proboscis. C. BWALTSTo togataravaru, class of weavers C. ©003> tontu, ». n. To coil or twist round. 2. to be entangled in Crook- C. DRAD BRRd> togatu, togadu, ady e\W ed 2. thick, not fine Bwod) W, Swodd - D s. The rind of fruit 2. the bark of a tre ones & g coarse cloth BR0B) TR, ER03) 1 Xe] C. SRARTOLH tOJar anchu, s. The small coarse thread & RADY £o be coarse TV BpnRTosy B -2 purple border of a white cloth ppe 2wodlB HIY TF O wWE e 3 g female Al @ the serpent that is white cloth with a small, dark, ifl) U coiled round the leg will not fail to bite (prov purple border. to shew the effects of evil company) [ (¢ T. B. SRAD0 fogart, L S. A kind of ) um (o] @@Odfi tond(n’e, s. Entanglement, con- pulse or lentil termed doll or pigeon pea fusion, intricacy. 2. perplexity, perturbation Cytisus cadjan. Enndg WE Vo) trouble 3 hesitation. 4. trembling, [5] split doll gl Wk 32D doll soup pil misfortune, distress. 6. annoyance, plague, nog W&k 2wt boiled doll mixed with rice, vexation 7. danger. BwotBg VT g difficult salt, &c. effié\ w3 B8 g doll sauce. UL a3 fol work 2RcTBy FooNF a troublesome and EnnY, BT dwid g w hlte sort of doll v 0T T o o) LUy SWoB8 W o 203y vexatious affair. Ry eik €en0 g small sort of doll. »NRO g w0 €Yo 8 Aego to be confused, perplexed. red sort of doll TR Swnid, fioZ’e’ 3 2wnd wild N [ci¥clola T TOWCRA @JaJZSU WOTBWRHA COX]f\lb(,dl) doll 525 ——— - S (\ (o)) 3SLB C. BHRT> togaru, s. An astringent tas & 5] j & honey in the comb [ a lump SWnRTY feofa) =t < a dark purple colour of damp, musty flour 1e thiek 2, [SNOY NI SRS togalu togulu rind of some fruits, as the jack-fruit, &e. #» & £ 69 S The skin, a hide, leathe ne (> 32 2 J) ) 2wt TJ‘%’; ) SN0, 7itd, to become clot- leathern bs ceRNY €C o a le hern bellows ted " to bmlu a cdl, as bees 2wl g €N to dwsn nd bone shell, as beans, &c [GVOI [ N R to extract 333 a body reduced to skin ot dwenw & 9 8] EVolor] ¥ a bee, wnRwon g leathern jacl LCU a homy from the comb, el [ci¥elal leathern cap 552023 g Jeathern puppet. (6} Jau, uJaMS 20> totla, totlu- Swne) Rwe¥ds a pantomime BRNLIBRI - kdz, s The vegetable Jatropha glauca, or one dressed 111 leather. [GN-Yal ) [SOAY) @ o Cucumis tuberosus. ; ay, skin < ¢. 20&> ftotlu, s A cradle, cot NN (. C. 87N toge, s. Split pulse of any kind Ve a very young 1ld the split lmonds, &e. SNoYa ¥ split corn —d oy -9 hook by which a swinging cot is suspended A C u»f@/\ V\ (:,.< Q)J TES -2 togguttavatirge, s & 8w to rock a cradle € w* TN a <+ -/ =0 A curved, broad clm\ er ceremony observed when a child is first put into a cradle C. SW&F> totaku, adj. Falling drop after A drop, as rain from the eaves of a house or a C. BRT, SwI) foda, todavu, s. Or- Ends o SwlIre 53 leaky roof FO ¥, ¥, to drop, as [Nt = having Swebd naments, trinkets, jewels. ain from a leaky roof. 3 &3 a house i, put on ornaments. BpBEFyTo 6"35{3 having that leaks. put on all the jewels ACu Yook tolije, s. A mass, collection, 8 C. SwT0ods, Bwdds todanku, todaku, assemblage. to V. 1N To be deranged, confused, entangled. AL € u\.@&’ all toltane, adv. Smartly, quick- v. To oppose, hinder, thwart s. Entan- ly, readily 1§ 01 ment, intricacy, disorder, confusion. . Sw &3 tOfi(Z, See under Ewdd. A. C. BRTBORI, BRTO > todangu, to- C. SWw®, totl, s A’ tub, at drinking danchu, See 2wz, trough, manger, cistern the open square A0 B woa tod-ambu, s. An arrowon within a native house. [ ;%0 T an open the string & square with buildings on each side, of one or d E more of which native houses often consist A. C. BRT0%, Swds todambe, toda- Iy 20T Ewd Mol S A cluster of blossoms. a vessel to keep water in be, B0l 2T Ewd i a wooden trough e3 a stone 0. SRBT todaku, s Intanglement. adj the trough RS I dwdl a trough of stone or brick Entangled, perplexed, confused. v.n. To be 22 and mortar. ©d ;—; Q 3 @l 2R © a vessel used by entangle T WBW to disentangle. e dyers. &F0 W to become entangled SR SRBEBR 0 23 eJve iz 2] v. To be C. § C. Bw,0s tottiru, [ the thread is entangled dressed, 2. to be armed to be placed on c. BRTGAR> todagu, v. a To be begun, 0of | the bow, as an arrow is commenced v. a. To begin, commence 2. €. 3wy, to S SWBA™W to com- (i a The foot-stalk, pedicle to interfere with ppose. (¢ or peduncle of a leaf or fruit a drop mence Lo A. C. 38 Gjov tottuluke, s. Thetem- @\fa\dfi tO(](lu/e, See SwBR iy ple A. C. BRTe3, SwiedsE todachu, to- o9 €. Byt = SONSS) 3 8 & \ [&D) tottu- 9 - h d%) darchy, v». a. To put on, as clothes U kollu, tottu-bidu, Sce 2wz to arm one’s self with weapons 3. to en- 0 ¢ angle, derange, confuse, put into disorder c. B30E3, tofte, s. A b s cell or comb 2 a lump of nmst\ flour, &e. 3. a pod or C. BRTBBS todada-mane, s, A rained 0 shell 9,0123' \‘-\JC i a honey-comb. wES,000 3% house 2. a white-washed house. (' J/ v 6 @ c¥ele] 3 S iy C. BR3IT03> todadu-bidu, v, a. To clothes, &c. 2. to prepare. 3, to piace the | hick rub out, destroy, efface. 2. to whitewash. arrow on the bow. 4. to begin, commence. c. 3pT%, Bwdy) fodupa, todapu, s. Bod) 37 ) a garment in wear, Defensive armour for the arm from the el- () Bl tode, s, The thigh. w3 & B YT (1811} bow downwards. to slap the hands on the thighs, a mode of i 2. [Bwe] g club, cadgel. ‘QC‘) ) expressing defiance among warriors iVt B Y ) I o ?)/ % todapa, tolapa, o adj. Ruinous, 2. obliterating. t=) %o the groin. »¥ a bubo, a venereal Ll 4 ulcer. o o By Bowo g pillow for the thigh 0. BT todapu, s. Clothin D) O arments, U3 c. 8% tode, v. a. To smear, wipe, rub. 2. 2. the metal covering of an idol BRBII 3 to whitewash, 3. to rub out. 4. to shake &8 a wardrobe, a clothes-box. the head. . BT todame, s. The sta i 1 k of fruit. the C. SRR topaga, s. A huge fat dolt. C BDoR> todaisu, v. 4. To plaster. N\L ‘{ 2. to gilt. c. Bl Swmts, B tonachi, P l‘():fil(lclb‘e, fOZZ({]'C’, s. The gad-ly. e WEITT C. 8RB0 todayu, v.a. To obliterate, li Lpr g gad-fly to enter the ear. rub out, efface. - &G, @C’u@; 2 302 todary, s. Jewels. [5) Lo C. BRMD, B tonape, tonabe, ) any s. A cudgel, club. badge or mark of honour. A. C. BRTT todaru, v. a. Totouch, strike, c. BT tone, adj. Equal, like, correspond- NG stumble or knock against. 2. to follow, pur- ing with. BwmeT an equal, fellow. sue. 3 4 J9@ to make equal or like. to get entangled or entwined. //l/z”l To to attack, as a dog does, to set at, to run C. BRTGIN toneyu, v. a attack, after, as a wild bull, &c. 5. to be unable to seize, fall upon. nfal use the hand freely, as in writing, &c. EVoled A. C. @@@8@3 tonmale, v n. To be es- B 2% to stumble, to entangle the legs. S8y tranged. (i Dy W EeEOB g dog attacked me. Q;‘oé . 1! (o} émi@ tottali, s. A crow OFTIIYy Bu 3 g buffalo ran at her. [SE AT APA - o3 & ] JRB 3 @o the soldier set to the attack. lé))\.@ifi tottiga, s. A man servant. @ 10 8 EN) B0 = B W to stumble and fall, w3 . @‘3@3—?9 tottu, s. A female servant, maid. s 2L =A [«] 3 & el a0, 8 30 female servants. gwdy "UT g INDBRTTS 2 3 ) ©® while writing his fll(l" =2 = W € WY 2TBw female’s work. hand slipped. EWETS -2 this and that creeper are entwined one in G Bty todalu, s Stammering, lisping, the other. indistinet pronunciation. 2 untruth, false- . 0 C. Sw o hood, a lie. w50 SOR 3 stammering tongue. Tok @> todalu, s. The act of dressing 8 o) T 5B, :‘S\L‘C’:U‘e;g\) the lis 12 of a child. or putting on. Bnenuzs, € NO) BOD 3, SWBLIT, € WDV g stam- C. B3I, SWBY todavu, toduvu, merer. s. Ornaments, trinkets, jewels. 2. any badge of honour. A. C. BT todalu, . Falsehood, un- (il truth, a lie, 0. Bw3Rn todasu, s. Intimacy, acquaint- ance. A. 0. BRBYwYs todal-milu, s. En. tangled thread. A. 0, BT todahu, ». a To obliterate, A. C. BwIes tonachi, Sce 2wed. efface, rub out. 2. to destroy, kill. C. B0, SWdAR todike, todige, s A C. 803, 33D tone, toneyu, ¢ | 2. ornaments. v. n. To swing backwards and forwards, to Clothing. EpdR /B to put on ornaments. vibrate. 2. to rejoice, be glad. 0 . C. BR1T todisu, v. a. To whitewash. y4] o C S35y tonnu, s. Leprosy. el to dress another. C . 'éj@i;)éS toppate, See don8 !. ) 1‘1}:1:- C. B todu, v a. To dress, put on, as (65 g@f\ ®‘)’ toplu, s. ) eJ Q@f’\) toppalu, 627 B 3R 2303 C. All small leaves of trées in general. 2 BuodS» toriyu, Sce s medicinal leaf. 3. tobacco. éu@?{sw é;s’aq s T. B. B3 fore, [37] s. Haste, speed. &7 an animal living on leaves, as a goat. o c. 323 tore, s. A river 2. a quay, har- 5 ;) [« 8w, w leaves of forests. AL ‘-r:r‘tz the oy -9 bour. €8 g boatman, fisherman. &9 fibre in tobacco leaves. cJ e 0 Y2 snuff. B 0. small river. BTwerd, Twd 2wl g €RT 00 B¢ to smoke tobacco, R0 T g ) large river. oZy 238 the large stay to the shoot in tohacco plants which is removed to long shaft of an oil-mill. prevent tobacco from running to seed. e = c. 3n3 tore, v.n. Milk to flow into the 3 T, o FdR ERGW to remove it N ) Y Food a breast or udder. 2 to cease, leave off, put B stack of tobacco leaves. away, abandon, 3% F2g to abandon. 2 (X o e 'é’@?i)fi toppige, s. A hat, cap, bonnet. to deprive. C. Bw toppe, s. Cow-dung. 2. a hollow [l c. 'é‘)\faé’doai tore-muttr, s. Terminalea T near the temples. 3 pith. 4. stoutness, alata glabra. 0 e robustness. 8w, W to grow stout. c. 8w torre, adj. Empty. 2. hollow. W 00T g corpulent man. s. The hollow of a tree. gwT) 233 a mouth A c. SeE3 tobate, s. Rind. 2. a shell of without teeth. Sxl) In3 g lie, an empty [ beans, &c. 3. the bark of a tree. 3T Ew speech. C. 2% g tamarind shell. F083 8w the bark c. BwRE torgu, adj. Hollow. 2. coarse, a of a tree. BRWER B8R, BRWE T, Bww %d not fine. s. Coarseness, grossness. ™ to shell, as beans, &c. 2. to peel bark from A. 0. B3I torralda, adj. Deranged. iy trees. - 2. reformed. ll]r A () c. B> tobalu, See 2woron. A. C. SwTE_ torrtu, See 2o, bt I c. 8ROWT toida, adj. Moist, damp, wet, A C, '&@t_fiit“ T> torrturu, adj. Exhaust- A¢ ZeM D to be moist, damp, wet. E‘\/ao‘&;& ed, vapid, dried up. o = dampness, moistness, wetness. ew plen! —D o what b A. C. BwYR> Brworstolagu, tolangu, is in itself naturally damp. BwND, Bedyw Di v. n. 'To move away, to leave. 2. to lose. to damp, wet, moisten. €wady B unmoist, 4. to Dl 3. to go from one place to another. unwet, dry. 0] step aside, get out of the way. v».a. To T. B. 83T tora, <] s. Haste, speed. transgress. Bnud et to forsake, separate H k C. BTRS foragu, adj. Coarse. 2. false. from, turn aside, go on one side, €WVAT Jeft, L1, s. Grossness, coarseness. ST W, a coarse forsakem abandoned. W&, BT the ERUARY to f] cloth. o8y F9D g lie, falsehood. falling down of the womb. remove or 03 v’ cause to leave or forsake, to 0. 3488EH, SwTolbs toratu, torantu, BV 8w change from one place to another. 0 g s. A stumble or trip in walking. um g0l go! Cs v 9, c. 8T toradu, s. A crook to gather 0. Bwwes, Sweeddds tolachu, tola- L q fruits and flowers. chi-bidu, v. a To scoop or scrape out, 1t g G. BT toradu, | 88®] s. The testicles. as the kernel of a cocoanut, &e. M O SwTh¥aw the testicles to swell. 0. BRuY, BwIDw tolapu, toliyu, act o 9y c. 833, BRIT, SwTE forata, tora- v. n. To be out of joint. SRY 23, 2RO to W da, torda, part. of »C, Become thin, put out of joint. iy 2 separated, left, abandoned, disaffected, c. 32D tole, s, The weight of a rupee. 2. Mlu detached. 3. flowing, as milk into the breast. a beam, log of wood. 0 8a VY BT VB, 8nTm BT to leave, desert. G —89\@@@33 {0/6_’17% v. 7. To be rid of what fy gnT53 g wish given up, hope abandoned. is painful. lf')/ o8 ® 0 SRBF NI a breast flowing with milk. c. BeSE3, BwRT fovate, tovade, s \.IDC (9 The rind of fruit. & 9 Yy lol ?3@535539 torahatiu, s. A hero, vali- . the shell of beans, &ec. Ll ant man. 3. the bark of a tree. € of 3 S 5 e 8 = 3L uf\Qv»S -t o - C. S ) © C. BwSE> fovadu, [83%] s, Bran oI \di tole-hatti, s. The cotton in- T.B. B30 fovar: I3 | A kind of side a pod pulse or lentil termetl do [P Yooed C. ar oF tolku, v.n. Towear. 2.toshine. fried doll =2 w0 ¥ split doll €%, %0 to make shine, Ew % the act of wear- C. SYo0 fOl’[tlll Lu,@fibuj‘s Skin leather mg hide. e C @\.@Gja toltu, s.*A male or female ser- vant T. B. DR fove, [&ncos] Watex e ) the C. SRR Sw tove, A.C. BRY tolpu, v.n. To shine, be ra- tovi, [éw ] i diant Boiled split pulse. ¢. BRYDH, BwfoBs tolaku, tolanku, AL G Y9 tolpu, s. Ashes 2 ruin, 2. 7. To move aside s. A tremulous motion destruction, annihilation adj. Destructive, ale = o 1tation, moving ruimnous. C u@fiji@ tola-kollu, v. comp. To c. 2% tolle, s. An eye-socket in which wash one’s self? the ball has perished adj. Hollow, VoL A. 0. SRR toluga, adv. Again. ¥ n Re3 S0 persons with one eye larger than i) BH to tell a oa 2a. the other. in, 1 LpC‘dt once more. C u\.@g/\o tOluJZl, v. n. To shine, be radi- C. ¢ ¢d, v. n. To be moist, wet damp. OATYE - ant, or bright. s. Effulgence, radiance A. Qe @ o008 tdnta, See Bt ; o T. B. 3% bjw ZO](((,/L[, [®wh]s. The pur- A. [SKo) N 0By téndu, See Twiw, gt ple-stalk busfl Ocymum sanctum. S. 00T toka, s. A child, offspring. As O, u\_@K e @b & t()l(lj‘u, v. 2. To be shining, . @QUNJ tokisu, v. a. To reckon, cal- splendid, or nfhant culate 2. to commence, begin jaust: A. 0. Bnen tolalu, v n. Tow ander, roam C. ©wed toke, s. The tail of any animal be restless to be absent in mind 3. to gng® €W towag thetail BRRT *WOB g i play in water €% he was confused, per- short or docked tail. plexed, or astonished o e 2. he lost his presence of mind i 249le} C. 5@030833 3¢ toké-chukke, s, A comet. 40 3. he played in the wate C. BReTebeFerns toké-pikadigdra 0 T &% unable to move about (Srad ‘C(@% AR S A deserter 829E ¢ the mind inclines to it T. B. 8RYA folasi, =y 30 C. ©SUPAND tC'J?(, V. N o be moist, wet z_ :‘ S The purple- damp humid SeiNF moistness, webness, stalk basil, Ocymum sanctum a7y 1) damy pne« C. BRYT2 tolasu, v, caus. To make wash ove & or dezmsc C. uwooeoai‘ 2> tdehi-bidu, . a. To push away, drive off. C. f?\.fa?/ NI, Sox> tolisu, tolusu C g.@@?flo tochu, v. n. Toseem, think, con- v. a. To pound or beat rice so as to deprive foll Jecture, or concelve This verb is used im- it of its husk. v. caus. To cause to wash personally with the dative case; as, SS% 2g Cu kY ,Irul %7.) tolu, v. n. To wear. ¢# the act of wearing i BB T g0 it seems to me, so I conceive S3n Bo00D CWTS @ I do not know I cannot con- glifl C. BWwY>T> toluku, v. n. Water to shake cewve 0 EegBOW to be unperceived, unknown Or run oOver in carrying ERF0FT to make S F conjecture, appearance LWQQ&# DRI, water shake By ok R o) QiR 7 PZY to think ERRBT InD), BT el * 24 . 82Y, SRYD», S fole, Cw¢=3 one’s opinion [Sivo) 28R BBAD to toleyu, toliyu, v.a To wash,lave 2 know imperfectly, to conceive of partially, to of to wipe. know and not to know. 2293 washed. v. n. To play in water. W™ to point out to shew s u\.fi)j fOZ@ . A hole, cavity, hollow. 2 .(/!]/7 one of the divisions of an orange aud of other C. é)JW&) tota, s. A garden Bweb3red BNl W similar fruits, &3 Jo% nx’\ SRRBT g ¢ ‘udum. S i 9 N Bsoehd &S Qd C. By topu, adj Red ks 3¢3 g red C 5@0&3555)? i()t(lddj/d, s. A jangam mendicant so called female cloth. S8BT 8 B tdta-mdlikd- H. -?Ja”J tophu, s. A cannon, large gun: LR 0B, vritta, s. A kind of verse: Bngsy 293 g park of artillery e 2w S Rwee® C@ (33 thZ, s. A village servant 2 a Bng) 0 to fire a great gun. ‘% war. See a cannon-ball tax. BB TR taxed corn. H. 35002 tobe, s. A fault, crime. NIRRT 8o Be tax-money. €. BWeBR titiga, s. A servant who per- ©2, ™ to make confess a crime p forms the lowest offices in a house. 2. a vil C. Beeeols tébandu, s. An ornament il lage servant for'the arm. Il ‘5 H < 0GOS tote, s. A cartridge. 20N Swés CL un@&?} fobafle, s. A carpenter’s s plane, 0 ball cartridge \D %3 to load a gun. H. S0 u;@"«'&b tébar:, tobiri, s. (, A. C. 8¢ 95)3 toteya, s. A bet, wager r¥0) \?,& A gram-bag :‘5 to tie a gram-bag Wi on a horse’s head é’fv@ eUOR tddi-rdge, s. The name of a tune T. B. BWORD Foma, [2as] s A mass, é 2. like- heap. T. B. D03 todu, s. A pair, set S 03008 fomara, s. An iron crow. 2 C. ness, resemblance ady Equal, paired, like an arrow Swrmash a fellow., 223 to pub in pairs fl B2y unpaired, incomparable, unequalled € éu@’“flm@‘) tomdale, s. A string of flow- C OB todu, v, a. To burrow, mine, ers, &¢, (& as hot water < Sea scoop or dig out 2. to powr S. BWweClo tdya, s. Water Noldeshi-y] = the into another vessel 33 3. to windup, as thread lotus as growing In water. SRR ® bafira\,\:; g 2 the bandicoot burrows rer-Youl) \wu@ (8] Bramha, as sprung from a Iotus SVCI{ennl- F9 90T BB 3 a dog burrows with its feet ] SnoheegSd Vishnu, having a navel o a () ) SIRAJOT 8w \)3 3 the p](r d]os with its and an eye like a lotus eV % 08) (friend 0n snoub 230008 Ber® to scoop with.the hand. of the lotus) the sun. 2»tc0®@30 (enemy of the Tt o By to dig out with a crowbar. VoL Leny] =8 g pond 2w foe =& lotus) the moon. w2 to cause to dig, wind, &c Q T By d fo 7 B g cloud. 3wt the sea, as holding water. to wind thread Bwy B B to dig, wind, &c Tld\ for one’s self, or of one’s self. S 8‘)\@065395;)5) tdya-pippali, s. The tJU JUSSLEUT TEPENS. 80 C. ?‘3\.0°£ tode, s. A chain bracelet 2 ¢S DOT')JD toyu, v.n. To be moist, wet 3 w:@] a little, small quantity. BB BB, 35 (SN Py TR TN damp RW#F moisture, dampness. Toy ‘3@{”“* %23 to put a little. = (W to moist- FBRA to become moist [SNCIY G T.B. 800 d téttara, BakS)] 5. Praise. en, wet B it is moish me é’@e@ totra, s. A whip, goad, stick Largeness. [>) N beauty S. BweeT fora, s A bamboo with a short iron-head used for guid- 4. a S‘ll}l"" worn on certain 3 a bracelet. C. ing the elephant 2. any goad or pike for ady & religious oceasions round the wrist. 9 driving cattle -9 ] \ ¢] (, ¢ Ve Stout, large . beautiful, handsome. pfiffl D g@@@u o) totrant, s. An herb used S0y g large pe:ul IS jbu\ stoutness ) o as a medicine for the eye of the body, i s. 3@6?35 todana, s. A goad. 2. pain, c. 3 eTB® torada, s. A species of mort- affliction from disease, &c Oy ! gage LN 2N Bweed tdpi, s. A cap, hat, bonnet s. 38 0B torana, s. A festoon of leaves, € é\o\q\)) topu, s. A grove, plantation, flowers, &c., hung over the door-way, or a- K] clump of trees gwrsy FTewmw to defend or cross the highway, on joyful or triumphant 03, L watch a grove, BRyVT FoW g row of tree occasions ; a triumphal arch. 2 an outer- lfll‘»e m a grove. door S 3 éw Be a festoon of young leaves + O 5 3 ) ~— Ss2¢3 900 1 or buds. g9k Bweder a triumphal arch of c. é@g?flg) vty 5. A platform to shook metal plate. Z%3 29/3% an arch of gold- from. -2 o RO T e formed alligators. -"a—‘q)t‘ao:’o [ (G an arch C 5@33 tove, s. Boiled split pigeon pease of mirrors. TE e 30T an arch of fresh or doll. el ~ 3es an or- leaves, repeated daily, T3 8 H. é)u@g?&og;b tosndnu, s. A ponch. 2 - namental garland over a door. deesane dwee a leather case for pens, &c. 8o a garland over the principal entrance. Bk 2@ to carry a triumphal arch in S. ’éj@e‘i\")\ tosha, s. Joy, delight, pleasure. = L procession. VoY oF: ? 5 T8, to putup a trium- X 9 H. BoReD0S toshé-khdne, s. A trea- phal arch. . B Nw\% 0O ’da’a’oah 0T T 23 3 -9 ~9 < SEAT sury. SRR IR 293 FE<0 g treasury-office. I’ll split you into ribands, (a common expres- e, A€, ?2@@'663 téhu, s, Deception, guile, sion of ahuse.) imposition. 2. a peacock’s feather. Cf?\/i)(:aos 1y § C. 253.@«3"6533 toradu, s Mortgage of land Iy a decoy animal, a tame animal used to -083 without possession, in contradistinction to seduce wild ones. B magd. c. @q\@e? t(}’](l, s. A wolf. 2w R’ ® A, . 828203 tdra-badane, s, The v otl S 8 Aecy Fgh if a wolf fall into a pit, each getable arum campanulatum. man puts a stone on him ( prov. applied to il € ?’34’9363 toru, v. n. To seem, appear ; to a poor man that every one oppresses). SR ~A ) —2 think, conjecture, conceive. This verb is fre- o FO0R F [lales] 5 WoBd Towy o~ R 853 if you ask I quently used impersonally, with the dative -9 e the wolf to guard the sheep, he will want no case; as, SN &R 3T, ] so I think, so it pay (prov. applied to one who is in a situa- seems to me. v. a. To shew, exhibit. Bw¢d % 1l tion where there are many perquisites, and %, 390% S0 to shew, point out. € o) ek who is therefore indifferent about the amount 2007 B BwgBged appearance, seeming. of his salary). Ewr¥ B8RS 9, man with a % to give one’s opinion. B3 WwrRo not large face. i to occur to one. ] 11:(\\' €t 0T TR IR to do after (S Ratet 200 (G0} TTD C. S0 t0lu, s. The arm. Bmewd e, one’s fancy. \ & he does mot Ewi¥o WU strength of arm., feel it, he is not sensible of it. DD EgdD éuaggirao)odoaqg R-N-13 -9 to water cattle. SwR0N PR to point out, he- g o3y, S /g 7,00 o strike the hands against 3 8 - tray. 2w S RO ™ to explain. GwITd Swyd the shoulder, as a challenge. E=) Qij’dobfi%”d, o e to burn incense. W¥=o Swcd é’uaw;b:gi, BRj¥0, dwy ¥°% an ornament to light a per- worn on thearm. 2wt¥? 8 g tube contain- gon. Swgd 'v"v%gjd to think one’s self. 2w:dm Sy P o~ -2 ing a talisman worn on the arm. gy M, one’s opinion. 3weSern g face turned LB, ek« to swing the arm. Buwg towards one. Bwedere® 5 hud Jjust shooting. §89, to lift the arm. _a?u'clfi%fx) BRTY D to turn C. BeToBw &> toru-bottu, s. The &3 fore-finger. about in sleep, $22¥8 3wr1 to dandle a child in the arms. 3(¥8 2wadxy to strike with A. C. BReToE thrku, Seo 2w, lifted arms. Bw¢$, 3 t0 join hands'and lift C. BRYLE drpu, Seo 2acth. 0 ( a burden. 2wy 3 to forsake, leave. S C. —év@e@&—o/—\) t()’)’linga, s. A man of res- a coat of mail. 8wc¥ S the shoulder. C . pectability attached to a party to raise their 5@3@’37\’?3 tolugalu, . Door-posts. fame, &c. o A C. 0o tounkalu, s, Decaying A. 0. BeT> i torrpu, s. Appearance, C. 808> foutu, v.a. To shake corn in g il v. n. To seém, appear. fan so as to separate the chaff, A. 0. Sween ¢lu, s A road, path, way, 0. T OB foudu, [33®] s. Bran. o 1((» 2. skin, leather, hide, 0. E°9T; touru, adj. Akin, related (with C. Bwmewony PRIV to'lu-éa’m'liga, si: The regard to a woman.) g3 DI a woman’s large bat called flying fox. native dwelling. $IBI g woman’s own im- aw H. 5.@-@356 tovari, s. A gram-bag mediate relatives, 98w her native village. I ) I~ 531 el T Qes 8, 8. 393008)F tom‘yaém’]m, s. Symphony, S. E’)J"i trasta, adj. Timid, fearful. the union of song, dance, and instrumental T, B. @3&7\’9, B9 3300508y trddisu, music. § trddané-mddu, [=333] v, a. To beat. ) 5 23 a blow. I s. 8 ?)o tyal:ta, adj. Left, quitted, relin- quished, abdicated, deserted. ! o to aban- i 8. B9) ftrdna, s. Power, strength, might, don, desert, quit, leave, resign. § ) | prowess, ability, capacity. PRTISRF ) C. 38533 tyavade, s. A plough-share. oo wecso he stretched his mighty bow. § .:/ 3 = S. 820A tydga, s. Liberality, munificence. 82,3 the Almighty ®)nJg strong, A 2. gift, donation. adj. Liberal, charitable. mighty, having strength. E?Jm 3%¢0 g 1 2. leaving, forsaking. &37, 537FY g liberal powerful man. 2,60 Toony strength to be § \ or munificent man, a giver, donor. %R W, impaired. £ fi@g% @) I o be strong thn a liberal mind. @,fifi 'LfdaQflOEOi) ;], pergon 8. 89)003 trdnana, s. Protection, defence, § who is generous and lives luxuriously himself. shelter. I % Preserved, S. @'@298:’ i tydjya, [to be abandoned] adj. 8. 893 trdta, adj. guarded, Ominous, inauspicious. 4. e. a time when saved, protected. certain things must not be attempted, as un- il S. 'ésl?j?\? trefsa, s. Fear, terror. 2. a flaw Tucky. Suye® S¢¥ an inauspicious season. I8 or defect in a jewel. B3g®RGRTD g bad man. 1;1.’( a. @_Dj}'\b trdsu, s. A balance, a pair of gl AG: @‘38(% tg/a’,te, adj. Clear, pure, not scales. 29)n3 W a scale-dish. 89,03 Re® &0 turbid. ! the opening through which the ncedle of a balance vibrates. @)% fiwgfl’& the needle of a é C. ESD?S)&J) tg/a’va, adj. Moist, wet, damp. BN Fogy, TyJAD to be damp, moist. scale beam. e, ) a metal vessel, with § g A. €. B00T3> tyemaru, v, a. To remove a small hole in it, which put in water and [¢ i dirt, to wash. filling, sinks, marking a certain portion of Oy time. ®)% yeod the vessel in which it is 8. © ?{:J) trapu, s, Tin. 2. lead. placed. HIL S. @“&3 trape, s. Shame, modesty. s. &9% trdhi, imperative, Nourish, pro- a s. ?Jifi) traya, adj. Three. tect. STRTUTARETWSY, 6:@)50 E\aj&w‘nd’»éo g 9 LY 8. 8)330A SEESH trayastrimshattu, v o . [} that work has given me much trouble to-da af adj. Thirty three. =7 iy )0 B2, (8 BISNT s. 8,083 trimshattu, adj. Thirty. ey oy thirty three erore or three hundred and 8. &% trika, s. A triangular frame or bar al thirty million gods. across the mouth of a well, over which passes Ovp 8. 8)003983> trayitanu, s. The sun, as the rope of the bucket, or to which one end Ovey celebrated throughout the Vedas. of it is tied to guard against its slipping. 2. s. ©)00> trai, s. The three VPedas collec- § \% ) a wooden frame at the mouth of a well or tively ; that is, omitting the Atharva, which the upper part of the well. 3. a frame at an not being a text book for the customary the bottom of a well on which the masonry Ei religious rites of the Hindus, is considered, rests. 4. the lower part of the spine; the very commonly, rather as an appendix to buttock. adj. Three. § § the other three, than a fourth work of equal == = 8. &)TEHT triicaz"u/xa, s. The aggregate authority. = = of three spices, that is, of black pepper, dry N S. @3‘3@@55 trayddasha, adj. Thirteen. ;j ginger, and long pepper. Ulh S. @fi@ed% t?’(lg/(}'(l(lé‘]li, s. The thir- e 3/;558@ tri—kamzza, s. Thought, word, § teenth lunar day of either the dark or light § k and deed ; or mind, mouth, and hand. \é/“éd fortnight. il € Bob oIen TR to give cordially. gt 8. 8)% trasa, adj. Moveable, locomotive. s. 8 fi?a‘z‘j‘g‘é trikarta-désha, s. One f 3 B/RT trasaka, s. A piece of straw. of the 56 countries enumerated by Hindu ¢ X3 trasara, s. A shuttle. authors. Yl ~ Y J 52 e 3 T i 8 S 8. 8330 tri-kdla S. Morning, noon, and twenty seven s rs of the Hmdaq BpT 30 night 75 (131, past, present and future the 3rd, 12th, anl 21st. & the 7th, at, 8T8 tri kita, s. A mountain with 16th, and Qoth three peaks. 2. the name of a mountain in he three per- S 8oz tri-pundra, s, the Indian peninsula. pendicular or horizontal sectarian lines on the forehead. 8. 8)Fwee0 tri-kina, s. A tria Y b The three proper- }. SJU 07\735 triputi-sthdna, s. The 8. SR tri-guna, ties of humanity, viz truth, passion, and centre betwe \u the ey e brows ignorance. adj. Thrice, three times, triple 5. &)z &% cezey tripuda-td- to e S. RNeWT YT tri-gundhrita, s, Land la, tripudé-tdla, s. A mode of beating o thrice ploughed time. lfe 8. 8T 8. 8BRS trigagatiu, s. Heaven, earth Yoo03F tri-purdniaka, s. Shiva, nd hell dutxo) er of three cities arded 8. 9) XA I S lriyagan-mdte, s. Lakshmi, o 29 tri-phali, s. Three kinds of my- mother of the three worlds robalans used in medicine. a fur 15 9wm033 l‘/lj(él, s. A third part, a S 9’”‘0/\ tri-bhdga, s. Three parts, a mode of cultivation in which the farmer third part par ¢ gives to government one third of the pro- 35335@ tri-bhuvana, s, Th universe, duce for the use of the land earth heaven and hell 1 \% RS ToBTI the eliie vt universal beauty J?Ofia tritaya, adj. Three (»11 :BJeDu tri-tépa, s Three kinds of S Jfiag tri-mata, s. Three systems of alamities; from God, from creatures, from relicion s, ©338 which regards God and ter ant ourselves. matter distinct ©% 33 which regards every O thing ideal but God. MO, Zy3 8 similar to hich1 88233 tritiya, adj Chird. s. Lust, <338, but regards final bh%b as obtainable by the third of the four objects of life Hence believing in Néardyana alone, without the ne- adj. Lustful ) cessity of passing through various births 8. 8wod tri-danda, S A mendicant’s staff consisting of three sticks 8)Tod g wan- : gy,ooém O tri-matastharuy, s. The 0 Ju‘ dering devotee who carries this stick in his three great brahmanical sects as, J9,8F ity hand 2 following or professing the doctrine of the one who has attai ned command 0e {11 law books (B.98); %%y a sect formed by a over his words thoughts and actions, or monastic of that name, and followers of over his mind, body and speech. ju Vishnu, 5323 the sect having the thrce 8. 8B79> tri-dasharu, s, The gods, as perpendicular marks on the forehead mflx il subject to the three states, infancy, youth S. o0 8e S. 3V tri-murta, The Hindu and maturity, but not to decay ol triad, Bramha, “ishnu, and Shiva. 8,63 the abode of the demi-gods s o ) S . S. _@Jfifi@) triydme, s Night. 2. Plu- JCSfiO D imdwes/m s. A god or deity to. 3 indigo. & 7 -~ S. 2 (09 3> tri {JLL‘CéJa, adj. Six. S. 28 A . Qon tri- uan, s. The Telugu coun- S. 2. the three genders. Jr\) 3093, 8)3¢3) tri-nayana, tri- y 144 -nétra, Shiva, having three eyes S. 3\005 tri-loka, s Heaven, earth, ik 3 ( 1 hell 8. 82Q tri-patha, s. A place where three ly roads meet ] o -~/ 53 med the Ganges, as flow- % _@3@0%5@, é’fl(i")ooafi tri-ldchana, u]tl 4 ing through earth, heaven and hell. tre amba/{a, s. Shiva, having three eyes. J’?J“&o@w\_} tri-pddi-nakshatra, S. \yoo? tri-vali, s. A three-fold corruga- [, § S Any inauspicious constellation ; as, the tion on the stomach, considered a beauty in )!» g [3) K6 1 oy 7th, 12th, 16th, 21st, and 25th of the women, ~ J \\-‘9’ o\ 30\)3 oA Q e 8 S983 tri-vdcha, s Repeating three introduced during this period, which contains 3 time S. 1,296,000,000 years. 9 ov n\ \ S. () & s. 3 JOJJ tri-vikrama, Vishnw, from 0IONY trétdgni, s. Three kinds of (1 sacy ficial fires 2. the aggregate of common his crossing the three worlds in three steps. self 1'>mted and submarine fire to the discomfiture e of Bali. ) trivishlapa, s. Heaven. (. S me\)\ Y $§ ’O‘F)S tret ZU/L/Cl,s Heaven, earth, and hell. 8. 8)3p 03eWoRsD trivdni-sangama, s S (1 The confluence of the Ganges, Jumna and B J\&S trdft, s. A beak or bill S. k=t ©)00 Saraswati rivers at Praydga or Allahabad ) T hyam&a/ta, s. Shiva, having K 3 - % @) tri-shuddhi, s. A third copy three eyes. [N Q S S. B0Bd S twaklku, twacha S. 20RY tri-shila, s The trident of . The Slxlll the rind, bark, or husk of fruits, :l S - h va. trees, &c I SN oJe ? tri-shavana, s, Three times o i as ]110111111_7;, noon, evening. S > =y twak-pushpa, s. A virile S. 8 spot on the body o NO@S tri 80(726]/1J€, s. Morning, noon < P> S. Q8 tware, s. Haste, speed, quickness. and evening. =t oJ P 1 [elesArYal > 80830 adv. Quickly, hastily. S S. 8 T2 ;:S bt = & = SJ?&’) o> tri-sthdna, tri- 5o B, 38 I {0 hasten, accelerate. A 3 g sthe {1, s. The three octaves in psalmody LY 3 I 3 to be quick 8.07eT an active - & 8 NJ9 )P 3 trisrdte, s. Ganga, with one man, one in a hurry stream in heaven one on wth and one in e S 3,3 twasht A carpenter 2. i hell Vishwdkarma, the artist of the eods S0 S. 500 ftwakshira, s. The manna of e : j%brudu@ac tri-kald-murti, s. The Lamboos. D, Supreme Being. S. tm\ Ov —5—055 twakshéda, s. Circumeision. Jgg B 050000R tréta, trétd-yu- et o ga, s. The second or silver age of the world S Q\QJ\, e \ 3, twisha, twishe, s, Light G oV The conjunction of the 2,2 or three sacri- @plbndout 2. beauty 1 ficial fires The great sacrifice in which 8. 8To tsaru, s The hilt or handle of a sk these fires are used is supposed to have been sword Ua I g LANNANNNANANNAAAAANAANNNANANANNANNANNANNNAS S G T g 1 i ) 3 Ca 0. B tha, The thirty-fifth letter of the alphabet isu, thandisu, v, n. To be brilliant, flash, J\ 10 the aspirate of the preceding letter, and ex- sparkle. § 3 L pressed by tha o “T)’pcos thapndna, adj. Cool, cold. 44 C. §oB thanda, [203] s. A heap, mass 2. a found- s c. B3 t/zcu ¢, [39] s. A row. & gf Bo®B Bo @ =9A in heaps, in masses. ation. Suitable, &c. adj. Ty o. B.3 that! ane, adv. Quickly, speedily c. Zid‘io’m& BB RwER? thara- Su}l l b A. C. B> Hla/f”, s. A fence. 2. amass, To run iy fizam—‘/uiz‘z—‘/.)(U -hégu, v, n. heap, assemblage, multitude 788 a shield. away in a fright 8 it T A. C. B&».e3> thattuchchu V. a. To C. BTHIITRS thara-thara-nadugt, § break the ranks of an army V. n To tremble with fear. ' Q0 Stay C. B oo500T, PR thanakd- C. Gof ?fi 58&) —55 009, @ to)’ [} %T“ 033 T R g <o 4 & % Dol i t} 1§ thalo-thala-koleyu, thala-thaldisu, be dressy, very fine. 2. to do a thing with a v. n. To glitter, flash, sparkle. - good grace. ds of C. C;';? thali, s. Alitter. 2. an awning put T. B. 99 thdli, [#32] s. A drinking ves- 101, up on nuptial occasions. T 0hEY to carry sel the bridal pair in a litter with an awning. i o 0. -)33&33’&355337\’3?’3 thubulklkane-ug- C. 'C;'.»‘)G;R'b thalisu, ». a. To pound or beat ulu, v. n. To spit out with force. rice so as to deprive it of its husk. C. BRSII thilyanu, o. n. To express €, @?jofo t/w_lu/vu, s. Lustre, brilliance, disgust. u Al polish. (0) fit‘)} there, [3%] s. A wave. c. BY> 5%5 Qo0ezo thalukkane-minchu, v. n. To flash suddenly, as lightning H. Z?SS theili, s. A bag. 2. abag of 500 8 H Zfiu&fza thdatu, s. Gaiety, setting off the rupees. SVCI ¥ s, 5) ;70&% o):»& 593”3 ©3 how person, display in dress. :8.733 one fond ~ many bags (of 500 rupees each) are there in of setting off his person o83 WD to virle the treasury. SANNANASLANASANANANAANASNANAANANANAAAANAAANNANA Iy o | qCHTE o) da, The thirty-sixth letter of’thenlph;fl)et, 8. Bo3soR,, BodTwees danda-kdsh- 9\ sounded as with the tip of the tongue be- ta, d(l(lda:)/i(;hl, s. A staff. tween the front teeth. ma of 8. Doz0B3 danda-khandane, s, Beat- D. TORD dangari, s. A coarse kind of cot- ing and abusing. ton towelling. 8. ©BoBR3 danda-dhara, [sceptre or mace- 8100 . Bon, ToR dangi, dange, s. A per- bearer] s. Pluto, the regent of death. 2: a it s emptory demand, obstinately persisting in king. 3. a porter. 2. rebellion. [a] asking for any thing: ongoe s. BoBRe8 danda-niti, s. Ethics ; the Jead S a rebel. 2. one who teazes for any thing. system of nlol'al§ taught by Chdnikya and ToR Sy, BoR ¥R, ToRk FwdD to rebel. 2 others. to dun for any thing. 8. ToB G35 é?/ danda-ydtre, s, The C. T8 dantu, s. The stalk of some grains marching of an army. 2. a bridal procession, and vegetables. TRRYT Totd the great millet moving in state or with attendants, stalk. =% Dot the stalk of the holcus spi- S. Cio?%i danda-shakti, s. Authority catus. T o Tobd the stalk of a vegetable. to punish. C. BoEHTOR D dantu-rdjagiri, s. A 8. Bonxx danda-hasta, s. Yama, the Indian Pluto. knotted variety of the shoe-flower. S. Bo AN (%] ) S, G danda, s. Punishment, castigation. 3 danddjina, s. Deceit, fraud, 2. a stick or staff. To@ ToBIE (falling down roguery. (0l ! as straight as a stick) salutation, prostration, 8. Tomo®™3 dafld(f]ldfd, s. Butter-milk. o I prostrate before you.” A term used by 8. Tol dandi, s. A staffor mace-bearer. 2. Shudras ovr Chdanddlas in making obeisance to a cattle clog. Hi i brahmans. 3. a fine. 4. a measure of four cubits. c. Wl dandi, adj. Much, great, large, a- 5. a column of troops. ToB ToNT, bundant, plentiful. s. Destruction, ruin. To h Trl g ToB 933 g general . Tod BV ® 3,5 a plentiful entertainment. 8. BodF dandaka, s. A sortof metre, the =g a generous, liberal, profuse man. Tod Y I ”{ltf‘, | stanza of which exceeds 27 syltables,and many € a generous disposition. Bod FeW harvest extend to 200. time, dol W¥¥ a plentiful crop. - ‘r"“}/ Y ~ o Tolk Tow D o wOJ§"5 danta-kshata, s. A bitewith 8 T. B. Do dandige, [dow %2] 5. A kind of two-stringed ouitar the teeth. 2. a palankeen pole, 7. Bitten a palankeen S CfloBaJ dantdgra, s. The edge of the S. Wol®> dandisu, v. a. To punish teeth. o) S. A O3B0 Vo u 01<) T 8. Bow, Todsgpoy dendu, dandu- 39, T dantdvala, danti, 0 dhdli, s. An arm military fo Dy s. An elephant b =y military cantonment or camp. (&) DJ one s. Wo8x0 danti-mukha, s. Ganésha, zoz0R one who has with the face of an elephant. Tod SRS 3 § belonging to the army. Shiva, father of Gandésha I Jjoined the army. To&E TR an army to as- semble Tory FWBI to assemble an army 8. Bo83Nd danti-veiri, s. A lion, the 1.3 Toen Bech to go to the army. to go to elephant’s enemy Pv 2 o~ 3 the cantonment [Sle 23 INnF, T B 2 ol *8 the s. ©ogsT dantura, adj Close, thickset. (.7 h_’ = road. L,Gu.b to levy an army 2. having a large and projecting tooth il S. 7 Bow dande, s. Gymnastic exercises. = g To3:0%0 danturisu, ». n. To shine. 3o i % certain gymmnastic ex ercises with the legs, 2. to fill, cram, make close, &c. [« ; turning them round alternately while the ZSO@S d(l?lf/(', adj. Dental, of or belong- body is stretched at full length, resting on g = fi ing to the teeth. s G 5, B, B, S Y, N, are SeFMBoR gix ikine (‘d ' the hands and toes only called dentals il \ the clenched fists against the eround NRR 8. ToBm, Bowsee dandana, dandhana, B ToB m ais aki el ing the forehead touch the wall s. The sound of a drum. W while standing in a difficult position. c. BoB3 dandane, s. Delay, procrastina- Gots dande, s. A garland, wreath, orn onle CUNK= e tion, putting off by fune but specious pro- o a <D [0 2. punishment. postposition, ne mises. 2 indolence. BeB3ERA tardily, slow- ty (Ir DS 8o g garland of flowers JNES O DOB g 1y T3y T [Ale}¥: J ToB3hE a tardy, slow person, a sloth o pearl necklace. S a m necklace ~ 2 2% to be delayed, to be slow v WY O e o P WOPD TO 0% g gold necklace C. ) R IBBRYY ifgy 8. Bol3wd dandaskika, s. A snake or to put a wreath of flowers on the hair. 8 T Wy 0. Qow serpent. § 2 A > dande-gollu, v. n . rIV * Wy A. C. ToQ dandi, s. Contention, qufwnel kneel BoBd fwom ST, 0™ to pay obeisance C. BB dandu, adj. Slow, tardy, lazy, in- (A by falling prostrate. dolent ToY BT 3 a slow horse ToWIN a 13 C. ToTReTmeRDY dandé-ddsari, s. A men- 1, slow eat 0 %% to be tardy, to be de- dicant who begs while playing a kind of two feYa)) KAN] layed Q a dull mind, an inactive HE ) stringed guitar o nla [ [e} mind C N Fee@ to d ciay, Joiter S%i 4 Wh) CfOZB)JaQI? danddre, s. Proclamation by lazy ox. o [\ beat of drum BoBdwiB B+ to cause to be C. TotoRn danduga, s. Sport, ridicule, A proclaimed mockery TomRBR ¥R do not become Ver) To8 danta, s. A tooth, tusk ) & vory ridiculous. Cage Boe ooe w33 g small ivory be T g, q. Cow danduli, s. Joy, gladness. Uy, hall built of ivory. ToEd fii\u an ivory - o8 - 5503':59 (](577”)(/fi, s. Husband and wife 1 the I framed mirror (8] (&) YR an ivory hox. Pt 3 Tox Sfi'fm‘\ FRREI to ]um in marriage the Desey To® T g row of teeth To8 ¥ v a piece of hands of the bride and bnde’noom and repeat ) \]‘ stick to clean the teeth with. b4 ) a tooth-pick certain formulas Bexd P adorning the Do m 8. 003 S © dantachh-chhada, s o I ey 1 persons of a bride and bridegroom, and fall- lip (Y {0) ing down in adoration at their feet, &c 8. Bo I ) \)Li)u >3 danta-dhdvana, s A tree T. B. Tod, Boeold damba, dambdta, yielding an astringent resin, mimosa catechu gee [ O'Z'f Bl g T a teoth brush c. o dambate, S. (¢} A small kind of 0, 8. Qo9 \3 du 1(68.«76((?'/3((' T'he lime trec y a\]d 2 drum. rap (by gt (92910 L, BoP N e \ It 8. 350%5 dambha, s Arrogance, pride, self- o8, wEY T T the food eaten was digested conceit. 1) L ostentation. 3. fraud, deceit, with great difficulty. &‘Jaaéovbbozs BII smé il ‘; I3 4 i - (5] cheating, hypocrisy. wickedness. Do WS Ty % n TeoB3 he has unjustly appro- LA ey T TR B 590, oWV ostentation, empty display, as- priated our money to himself. TOYIILF 2 °© JSW =y o - i sumed authority. fo]a] SONT g a man T w%_a_ % do you, however, save his estate. ToRT TR T TR ST [DFSES) Py — o of display. 2. one who assumes authority. 7 3% dave his Toy 7 e ~ ‘;50 to be arrogant, pompous, &c. harvest from falling into the hands of the 8. Tedweey dambhdli, s. The thunder- army. oE, Beg™ to become well concocted in the stomach. 2. to become secure in one’s bolt of Indra. 0, Ll possession, ©™ IIA T T have no control T. B. 30> damma, [33r] s. The Indian Pluto. 2. justice. B (a <N o, ) thick. over that; or, I have no right to that. r;;czfi 9 to be unattainable, unretainable, or in- C. BoE3, TWohd, BodoE3, Todod digestible. ST B3 wealth acquired. zfi%@& dammate, dammadi, dammite, dam- ERCIaTaN Fogo to take for one’s self to keep. i e C. 5 midi, s. A small kind of drum. TR, BTRT, dukku, s. Short stubble left in Tonees pne who beats it ToRB, Tod the ground. five cash. v H. Be09, B co0 dakhand, dakh- C. BoMS dammina, qdj. Calm, deli berate, TONS Wd khand, [3ge] s. The Deckan, 2, oo dispassionate. a dispassionate, ( ® the Deckan language. Thape calm temper. C. BATR daga-daga, adj. Dazzling. @R H. Bo3» dammu, s. Bre ath, hard breath- TR 00w to blaze dazzlingly. pastind ing as after running. Tedw B, Bozn Aw 1S I)I'« § to hold one’s breath, draw in the breath, o BRY®, BRO, BA® dagald, daga- v slow to draw in, smoke. li, dagale, s. A coat, coat of mail. ady. ‘ & 3\‘)1‘\&. c. dozgac 3 dammeiya, s, A kind mode Too full, too big, as a garment. of entreaty. H. '('57(@)%)8%, areends dagalbdji, da- {4 of 8. 0% damsha, s, A gad-fly. 2. a bee. ol gdbdjiy s. A cheat, rogue, dishonest fellow, impostor. 8. Cflo%} damshira, s. A tusk, a large ‘]IIDHL canine-tooth. o)) 3 R , TR )WY a wild boar. H. SRz, OR dagd, dage, s, Chicanery, J 7 Il deceit, trick, imposture, TNeaie3, Brioa 1. B. zfif&m, d%&m dalkkana, dalkki- 22 - 9 a bamboozler, deceiver. @7 @l w383 hbamboo- na, [Sge d S. The south. EAR a man of zling, deceiving. TR 9B to bamboozle, 0 he the south. deceive, disappoint. TR] @80 g deceitful 0 im\vfii‘i“" 0. BT dakku, ».n. Tobe found, obtain- word. ed, come into or remain in one’s possession. 2. to be preserved. 3. to be digested. This 0. OR dage, s. Thirst. 2. heat. 3. ex- citement. )¢ it verb is used impersonally with the dative TR Ty, TN TP, TR ©R¥Y to be- come thirsty. ot [ case; as, o378 T3 T have obtained it. 2 I have digested it. S to cause to place c. TR SO daggane-uriyu, . (2 in the possession of another. 2. to defend or To bl ze up suddenly. TEN ey TR I preserve what is another’s. gb to s. OF dagdha, adj. Burnt, scorched, con- i\ obtain, take, or retain possession of. 2. to suiiod. or %3, an unlucky hand. appropriate to one’s self what belongs to L d others, c. G2z dachcehi, (in games) s. The num- 3. to preserve or defend. TR LN A0 ber eight. possession, control. ?35;&13’ [oorye] s:oé 'zu“#%;fizffi om, ¢ H, 3E590D3T> dazfa’isu, v. @. To threaten, i T30 59 gur child has on his breast a (3¢ pel gold necklace. —~=3y reprimand, scold. Sodoy (aleledvoYal d%@;&g‘w (Shfe] o bémgg SN TR, g0 they have power over our c. B8, datta, adj. Thick. 2. coarse. 3 close. 2ina son, and we have power over their danghter s. A body, mass, or multitude. ol o 2} closeness. ol (by matrimonial alliance ). YRR TRy garm ent made of quilted rags. 53 7 9V o383 o) [ ¢. Vo3 daddna, adj. Active, quick, smart. 0, z&3,8 thickly 2. coarsely. B2 to be T coarse, thick, close. C. Twe3 daddra, s. Measles. €. 6&5& dattadz, S. Waddling, as chil- 0 O c. B8 dadi, s. A screen or partition made 87 dren, an irregular step. Z¥2 83 to waddle. of platted palmyra leaves, a fence. 2, a club, o Bz €. B8 o, TELQRL duftazsu, dat- stick, cane 3. [®®] a bank, shore 4 @ 13 tavisu, SeeTE 3. adj. TEMNT T3S thick saddle ¢e #), to put up a partition or BRACT B darkness 783, cAT B3RP dense arrows fence. 2. to put on a saddle. to strike with a club or cane. oD 2N D A08 @. B8, daiti, s. A waist-band or sash 2 oE, = =0 g river to flow to the top of its banks LB any long cloth tied round the waist 8, DASW to 8233 g kind of fowler’s trap made of mat- O 8, F0g to gird up one’s loins Wiic tichten a sash bR BY, g narrow long worke. JUt cloth used to gird up the loins, especially by c. a3 dadike, |32%] s. A blind made of 0, Gy palanquin bearers ik 3 a small loom reeds, grass, &c Wean for weaving narrow cloths for waist-bands. A. C. To3 dadi-kei, s. The Indian Pluto, » oW with a club or cane in his hand e. B8, 7> dattisu, v. To rub out, ef- 2 Stout portly face, wash off, as the writing on a slate A. C. BAR dadiga, adj. to be dense, crowded thick Wea bes A. C. B dattu, adj Stout, thick. 2 c. TRy dadupu, s. A suit of clothes Alg tall, high s. Mass, heap, multitude cEW 3 C. B3B3 dadumu, s. A stout man. 2. 3 i BB to be broken, as the ranks of an army bed appropriated to one in her courses Why BELREN to be amassed collected together L 0.88 dade, s. Cow-dung LU A 0. ZSéS o dutteisu, v. n. To become Wean c. dzg(fiJ ddd@ja, s. A weight or measure stoul thl(,k, dense, coarse, coagulated. 2. to haqw gcold, storm, reprove. edj. Close, thick, dense equivalent to the fourth of a maund, contain- ing ten seers LT3 €. OB dada, s. A bank, shore Ovey the bank. B3 % to touch the bank 333 c. B0 dadda, adj Stupid, dull, doltish simple o3 2UT g stupid business 0B 83 ot I 8,R% unto or up to the bank, as far as the 3 f@nn TBH, stupidity, igmorance. g3 ssaen stupidly. shore o3 Tww g bank to give way. s 3D to reach the shore BB 300D TO®W {0 83 >, o3, TeSRRET; BB, ‘;3:@53 TE P a dolt, o1} ’4005 a dull underbtandmw 0 th flow up to the edge of a bank bloclxhead Wi 3 ¢. BARVS dadagareta, s. Haste, hurry, C: 55?3:6“ o] dadd—alkara, s. A compound LR flurry. TERSE® to be in a hurry or flurry consouant or one consonant placed below another. WJ 0. TRER dada-dada, s The noise made A, C. BB T daddasa, s, A tumbler’s drum. gy in walking fast 838 83 SBWW to walk fast T.}g 7 33 8% OGN to flow with impetuosity. T.B. 38 daddi, [5o2%%] s. A palanquin- 84 ¢. T3%, T3 dadepa, dadapha, s. A pole b & C Ayt dadde, ad;j. Hard, as the skin from separate bed assigned to one in her courses fl]( [ ¢. BRwBITs3> dada-bada-mdtddu, use. s. Ablind or screen made of cus-cus, &c o, v. n. To talk rapidly. B8 T g foot with hard skin from much “ ANy Tt re»T dadabidigara, s. A boun- walking 38 red,, ©B % the skin to be- tfay cer, bully, blusterer BERe8S bouncin ome hard from use. dadhallane-dhu- fluh@\] storming Cc. TTo 370052 ] dve 1 . STo3ADDR0, BEooDANTOGT muku, v.n. To jump into water with a oy dadddisi-hariyu daddisi-hariyu, splash A Q. %y V. N To flow with impetuosity ¢. BTod03> dadhdyanuy, v.n. Tosound ey as a stone falling into a well N ¥ Geodd daddadhadi, adj. Quick, active, WA | smart BEet2med an active, quick man 0. TEOAT danagard, s. A shepherd { ]hl 5 3 8 o fao) 3R C. Zi(‘@d&@?ég?l dana-dana-dhwani, g s. ZS(?)C? dadhittha, s. The wood apple. The sound of a drum. 2. the tree bearing that fruit. 0. Beoo0NR> dandisu, ». n. To sound, 8. TR0B dadhi-manda, s. The scum 1 male as a drum. TFHoD YLOWW, BFHIN YVIW®M to of curdled milk, a club blaze vehemently. 8. BB dadhi-mukha, s. Sugriva’s 43 100 01 s A Zfig\% dant, [ ?] s. Sound, voice, Ted gardener. i oh8 a7 to cry aloud. Bed D Z@ to sing s. ZS@Q”‘Q dadkichi, s. The name of 2 ;j aloud. Hindu saint. 1“l T. B. B&d dani, [@8] s. Master, proprietor, s. BRweesS dadhyddana, s. Boiled owner, lord., T RoB FoahF an affair with of mab rice mixed with curdled milk, and seasoned which the master is acquainted. B8 pro- with mustard seeds and ginger. prietorship, mastership. | made L: ¢. B daniyw, v.n. To be fatigued, o ZSCEP @Cémg% daddhali-hannu, s. Citrus BAD, Bed auwrantiwm. ) i wearied, tired, satisfied, satiated. %), Bedow) to fatigue, weary, satiate. ey, O T. B. 03 dana, [33] s. Cattle, as cows, buffaloes, sheep, and goats. 2. wealth, riches. €, T8 wearied. BT, B, Bewzw fatigue, V]f" s weariness, exhaustion, satiety. BIMR, BIWENIS g herdsman. 838 #(}’5 a 3™ having o D been wearied, fatigued, tried, exhausted, sati- rope for tying cattle, [SFSYA) 207 g fine for cattle fhes ated. B3R, TERTOAD to he weary. 3T breaking into corn, &c. TI0 0TI IR fim& mab A BT to hecome exhausted. BSTI0 a person SeE 3 what is an oath on cow-dung to il who is tired. @Bew Fogd to fatigue or weary him that eats beef ? 3353 & a fold for cattle. one’s self. TewFRo B T, BeNBII0 g TIT S0, TIT Foot, BT B3 g herd of cattle. wearied man. BewdwoRy WD to come ex- meastt T. B. BQ dani, [%3]s.Sound, voice, report, hausted. noise. BIRRA to echo. 2. to answer. [A13] : oot 8. 33_3_0 datta, adj. Given, presented, made Regd to echo. T EABN to cry out. B BB over, assigned. 2. adopted. 3. preserved, @ 1o ascertain or recognise a person’s I Bl protected. IR 3 g promise. Soiwgfii de- voice. TD TR 1o lengthen out a note, o1} s, 1 termination, giving the mind to an object. 3¢S g defective voice, a voice nof mmusical. it 1 20288, solemnly given with water poured BadwEsE» the voice to break, as when a boy 1l on the hand. o83 an adopted son. 883 attains the virile age. EVADYA) %@ga to adopt. o83, 3838 adoption. 8. O3 danu, 5. A daughter of Daksha, p A o8 390 2@ to hestow gratuitously. wife of Kashyapa and mother of the giants. . W R®o8 dattdpahdra, s, Taking TB. [$3%] a bow. ‘.)‘;3[@‘ back a gift. S. dfib&a‘ daml_ja, s. A giant, titan, TS T. B. ZSB’J«_JC VNG dattiri-gida, [%2s7] e BWord, B0 Vishmu, the killer of the s. A thistle, the Datura fastuosa. b’@&b giants, B393:34T the king of the giants. A s %a¢S the juice of it; useful in affections of H. 23-3_-13915 daptara, s. A bundle of written 1) the eyes. the 3l documents tied together in a cloth. 2. a set. c. 00> daddu, s, The erysipelas or herpes. ©,88 57, a cloth to tie up manuseripts in, 2. any eruption or swelling, as from the bite nil (S of an insect, adj. Cracked, not sound, as an c. 'Zfi’{b dappa, adj. Stout, thick. .. [337] e o ) arrogance, pride. TE,FeT W8, a coarse cloth. earthen vessel. [a) L'J% F é\fe 3 to be blotched, o7, 3103, coarse texture, BHFBF g stout man, have a cutaneous eruption. 2 to swell, as [ Ox ! from a bite or sting. T.B. BT dappalka, 7%] 5. Cupid. @ tr A C’)Cijjodl dadrunche, s. An adul- B TN Shiva, the enemy of Cupid. teress H. 39" B8 daphd, daphdti, s. A time, turn. D & 0 @ lump a certain number of peons. 8. TQ //1(////'{ 5. Milk curds. 83 & A\ — of curds, &3 a vessel for curds, el I L)r.;'?\_ J 20 (7(/1)/1("(/(1’1‘(/. s. A head peon, gl ) ( ) LA T fn{owh) c. T3 3¢ dabakkane-bllu, o. n. s. B93) dabhra, adj. Little, small. o To fall suddenly. . 05335 damaku, s. Blustering, storm- c. Bate daba-daba, s. Palpitation of the ing t=}} huffing. TIDFONDY, BIVF B59@ to blus- 100 heart from fright or distress. 2. the noise ter. BT g blusterer. kin made in running. 0. BB damadi, s. A fourth of the coin i 1S called a dub. 0. BB dabare, s. A large metal water 10 vessel. A mound or H. T3330T%0 dama-dame, s W Wi C. Bo08) dabd-dubi, s. Unfair dealing, battery. 3 alle cheating. @eeTdg Fw@ to deal unfairly. 8. BRoIF damanaka, s. One of thejack- als and heroes of the Panchatantra. f 10 2RT0g WBEN to cuff severely. aafifiaddg 3 2T IRBT F2T WO SoT JISFFEI0 B0 u 8. T3508 damayanti, s. The wife of PO, BB hecause they dealt unfairly, ol Nala-chakrawarti. BI00008R [0 her Wl the merchant, who brought the commodities, marriage. went away beating his mouth. H. 33594, BRI9R0, B3390 damdst, t 69 H. 3209 09> Td (]aba’isu, v. @. To snub, damdsu, damdshu, s. Damask. EADHI § ! I chide, frighten. 2. to refuse to pay a debt. nan 3. to keep under, press down. 37) a damask garment. S. BB, TAs90 damita-shd- 0 [ H. $250369 dabdvani, s. Frightening, a- trava, damitdrt, s. One who has pun- a1 larming. TedTedR FR® to frighten, alarm, ished his foe. H 3 C. T2Td daburu, s, The skirt or frock of 8. Bz damitdgha, s One who ab- i a coat. solves from or takes away sin. 0rfy C. 553?3)&3 dabbate, adj. Driving, violent, 8. T, B3> dame, dama, s.' Self-com- LT3 rapid, as rain. T € ¢ a heavy shower. mand, self-restraint, endurance of painful i, C. Ty09, ZS?Q? dabbana, dabbala, austerities, mortification of the flesh. 2. d A DLW & s. A bodkin, a large packing needle. w taming, subduing. o C D W C‘ Wi gsw the eye of a packing needle. "d'%:'s 5. B33, B daya, daye, s. Favour, Imp B cautery with a heated bodkin. kindness, tenderness, clemency, compassion, e % c. BenDS dabbane, adv. Quickly, hastily, pity, graciousness. B @ to favour, o- 18 qp 1 swiftly. blige, be so good as to do any thing; to be 721’:\ C. 358,3 3 dabbare, adj. False, untrue. @ graciously pleased to do any thing. 2. to do dl\e&\( ‘?&5'{ ®»3 an untruth, TR B to lie. one the honor to visit, come, go, or sit down. By zs%&cmm a liar. This phrase is capable of a great variety of Ty c. TeNG dabbidi, s. The basket-work body modifications according to the context, im- E\lam plying, in every case, honorific mention by of a cart. SR B B to cart, as sand, &c. Digg an inferior of an act which a superior may do. c. TN dabbili, [332] adj. Mean, low, 1z B B to recal or withhold favour from vulgar, bad. 82,0 S3FEg a bad or low man. vy an object that formerly possessed it; to be c. T\ dabbu, See 2wy, [afosSror Yob] (8] displeased with an old dependant. [ c. B dabbune, adv. Suddenly. Tw» to be kind, become gracious, be pleased. 3 [ U S waww to strike unawares. TS W to fall ©5 w&eF favourable regard, a propitious look. suddenly. Bn e D the depository of kindness. 3 they, f ¥ c. 32 dabbe, s. A lath, splinter, thinslip @ s ocean of kindness. $Sn¥T the iy of bamboo, palm, &c. DB TF a bamboo source of i’)i’ty. TDB to be favourable to, Howy slip. ©3,8 @& a slip of cane. FOSBR mg the pity, regard kindly, be so kind, to favour, WO split bamboo on which a Cavadi cooly carries allow. 3 ofio&é&e 3 3 T30 to he so kind as to M\ his load. #we Fow0 223 the bone of the leg. send away. Sy, DS BRATD Jet me have M\D 1) = #3), to pare orshave a slip. TF< 3% to your favour. B B3, BEw S, BoIYB MY O slit a bamboo, &c. void of kindness, T Mol TIPS, SR d oy 40 ,&s o oo ReT08, Badn RIHTuedr, BEn T8, Toin I H. T32593> darabdru, s. A king’s council, store B, Badm BNF D a kind, gracious, or gene- court, cutcherry, hall of audience. ©TITY Vo blus rous persomn. [aisSAry 3@5%30 one famed for @07 a kind of extra tax levied by zemindars. kindness. S F23™ one who delights in 2. a bribe, fees. BTweT T, t0 get the court kindness. B T3 the quintessence of kind- on one’s side. BT #?gjg FOTOT D FOWF the o ness, kindness. CBRVTW the reservoir of I3 7Ty Fwod this man, getting the court kindness. on his side, has attained his object. TTe5T ponnd o F2WW to be in attendance at a court. fale} D) S. Cio'fimejo daydlu, adj. Kind, favour- © T the custom of the court. Fod BT thejack able, merciful, tender, compassionate. 2323 g blind court, a court where there is 8. BoXS daita, s. A beloved husband. much bribery going on. TWPFY BTV g BNE g beloved wife. o iifeof court in which business is carefully trans- «@ her H. 30 dara, s. Price, charge, value, acted. 8. 0T dara, s. Fear, terror. 2. a hole in H. 83035 daramahd, s. A monthly Jndsi the ground. 3. a little. 4. a conch. salary or pay. S. BWIFoR3 dara-kandhara, s. A wo. H. 39598°, T8so%», Tosv® dara- man with a neck like a conch. vdju, daravdjd, daravdje, s A door. li- it-s I C. TITT P darakudani, s. Hoarseness, H. D090 daravdru, s, Detail of various a rough or harsh voice. Jag prices at whicha quantity of goods has been H. 656930?\330 darakiidstu, s A veventio sold. term signifying a proposal or offer for a rent who i S. T dari, s. A cave, cavern, grotto. or farm. BTN, IR to bid for a farm, &c. C. TV dart, s. Means of subsistence. 2. the lf-comte H. B8R daraga, s. A lodging place for fa- bank or shore of a river, &ec. 3. a point or kirs. ya'mful ?357'@:@'5;)'\), z:idm?;%ab one who has end. 4. aside. 5. refuge, support, shelter. charge of it. esh. B0 m2%y agys Bod9T g family without support. C. TTRS daragu, v.n. To be diminished, BNV TR0 BO BT by the blessing of 1, H impaired, wasted, emaciated, dried up. g God, he obtained a livelihood. BINS PR ‘ F‘U'\\fl AYT LG T BTAB the water of the well STy, TeBeEn uozii% 2} 2ekEI BB BoB e ynpfla'aiUnf is dried up for want of rain. @33 Ky weB0 B our master’s coming at this time is like o 8 w®Y O his body is much wasted from a man’s reaching the shore just as his arms i b disease. are exhausted., VI EerN Tow), DT TToRBY gl —~—, 53 JOnw BO L..mm.(@% it is four days since he gt Qo H. 0003 dara-jdsti, s, An extrs assess- 9_\) tr went, yet, up to this time, there is no sign or hpit ment realized by delivering the Government share of the crop to the farmers at a higher account of him. ©o° 7%%%’,’0, @0 3D to reach nest j the shore. 2. to obtain succour, find shelter. ] 11'[1U1 16 price than the selling rate. o0 Fod Fwgv to find support. o oy H. 53323, T3e3eG3o%3 darayi, darajiya- lfl\’[\'fl va, s, A tailor. H. 008 daridra, adj. Indigent, poor, dis- d it ol tressed. ©OT) a poor man, BOT, oo, 2, c. TTE> daratu, adj. Coarse, not fine, o038 poverty. C. B3 darana, s. An imaginary coin of 28 H. BOGT®d dariydpti, See denrs,. the value of eight dubs or two fanams. glok H. 300e0 darivilld, s. A w ord written 8. BOXTBR0W daradaravinda, 4 A blown lotus. after the address and introductory to the substance of a petition, &c., and signifying, you i H. 380»3> darad idu, s, Improvement. That is, as follows. t 11 (v T3ZRTAD to he improved. TOTRT INB) to C. BOBI durishana, s, A necklace of shells improve, cultivate, correct. [afoL 4 %ng to make one. 2 L S. BWI5ed dara-dhdri, s, Vishnuw, with T. B. DOX0 darisu, 70%] v. a. To dress, a conch in one hand. assume, put on. 41 o3 (&I ¢. 838:38 duru-vakki, s. The Indian examination, trial, discovery. rjo:’sa*r‘z_)o INBY vulture. to enquire into, investigate. ( I C. BBy daruvu, s. A small kind of verse. I, DS0E XD darvt{'jti, s. A door or gate- 2. tune or cadence in music. L.du‘@) 50 B, to way. I [t sing a small kind of verse. . D darvi, s. A ladle or spoon. 2. the 5T T. B. 50233 darushana, [3373] s. Vision, expanded hood of a serpent. sight, seeing. 2. a visit. TOFS 33R, %0 to S. Zfifi)e‘c—fd darvikara, s. A snake or visit. serpent. L3, “ I T. B. 30538 darushe, [3%r]s. The day of s. B% darsha, s. The day of the new new moon. 3 IwAE> to make an entertain- 5D moon. 2. sight, seeing, looking. 0 v Wi ment for brahmans on the day of new moon. 8. B3T3 darshana, s. A vision, sight, T. B. BT dare, [53]s. The world, the earth. seeing. 2. avisit. 8. a Shdstra, orone of six 84 religiqus or philosophical systems; viz. the B0 H. T300A dardga, s. A superintendent, Yiga, Sankhya, Veishéshika, Nydya,and A overseer, manager, foreman, head of police, the Purva and Uttara Mimdmsa. TIFS 1B, customs, &c. TRRgRAD, TOWRSS superin. -’mgo to be visited, to reccive a visit, @I h (g ¥ tendence, oversight. Fn® to visit. 2. to manifest. BIFS @od g =y dis H, d@fe)e&fii dardbastu, ads. All, whole, bill payable at sight. ©? r e to shew. 2 to entirely. 0.0 see 3. to visit. 8. O%e darpa, s. Arrogance, pride, haugh- 0.3 A. C. tiness. 2. courage, power, energy, force. 3 dfifi) darri, s. An army. Ly A, C. BFIS a formidable person. 6@53@ darri-durre, s, Trembling, 0 7 het? agitation. 2. great plunder. o) F s. O%eF darpaka, s. Cupid. A. C. TOQE D) darirdirri, s, Fetters. 8. BREM dw'p(lfl(l, s. A mirror, looking- LI glass. H. B e dalldli, s. A salesman, broker. \ra ~e9 oY I treating with a broker for the 8 s. THE, BIERo darpisu, darbisu, purchase of goods. Tgeedd the business of ton v. a. To bully, bluster, huff. a broker or salesman. - 3o Ind to do c,gjqa%’,‘ 8 03 H. 020050 darbdru, See ttendh. the business of a broker or salesman. § h (9] 8. 0g%s darbhe, s. Sacificial grass, Poa 8. T3 dava, s. A forest. 2. a wild fire, 8ting cynosuroides. TeerIS a seatb of sacrificial forest-conflagration. orass. TyrerorowoRT a ring of sacrificial 0. B3 davade, s. The jaw, cheek. 2. the gy grass. BBFEET a place between Raméshwa- two perpendicular sides of a wall. BIE JR Sliflpw:l "“m\i‘fie ra and Cape Comorin, where Rdma prayed & waEw, BIBR %W to slap on the cheek. 3 yg to the sea for a passage, reclining on a couch 33 ®ew the jaw teeth, the double teeth. 3 BEF 2w § W) of sacred grass. TEFBW Rama. @ =), to have lock-jaw, al, 8, a cord of sacrificial grass. c. BR38, Y8 davati, davuti, See 528 8, Wy T, B. B0 darma, [¢=r] s. Virtue. 2 0. OR3 davana, s. A kind of fragrant 3 TFR08, T S O3 usage. duty. 4. charity. shrub, a sort of balm. I3 =w, oITT D & 5} a charitable man. ]l’; iiz(zJ w7, an upright man. €3 afeast on the twelfth lunar day when TIF ISFS es- “’hr}g@ ‘ THF FRF upright conduct. the above fragrant shrub is in perfection. THOF T HHN s tablished, fixed, or customary fees. C. B3>, BYT> davaru, davur, s. 0y It Das; =g a country where there is justice. The frock or skirt of a coat. ¥ p H. D8R darmaha, s. Salary, pay. S 8. BRR%y davavahni, s. A forest con- § U J 7 H 30 5 oo 29 7R daryd-dou- flagration, wild fire. Sfi!j.&}l ]llff”-])(;,(/% s. A celebrated garden near 0. B3I davasa, s. Clorn, grain in general. | - Ty ]Jg 1y Seringapatam o) FIRS a Q\ SEO F ::"1 ”“l. l\-u:n'(l of corn. [ ) 87 " DoTvE o) I/ll/"//I;[)/j. s, Investigation. | corn-factor. N~ G £ measuring cori. L) Ig 542 gy — (o] ot e oz zon® a corn-shop. [a1] ~~ ¥ ~ S - ..)d;?é 3 grain is S. BT nes dashdrna-désha, s, dea)'. ISR TIT 70BN %1_&'5"0 I got the corn LI ~— 8 Part of central Hindustan,lying on the south- r gl reasonable. [~] PO T ] STER BTN to fix the east of the Vindhya mountains, price of corn. TIT TR Fwd to have corn 8. B30308 dashdvanta, s, A fortunate 9 {he divided. & man, a man of wealth. S. BI®ITIII dava-hutdshananu, 8. BT03390 dashdvatdra, s. The ten s. A forest conflagration, sclf-ignited fire. make or incarnations of Pishnu, as a fish, turtle, boar, T. B. 3¢ davala, [3-¢]s. White. adj. man-lion, dwarf, Parashu Rama, Shri Rdma, White. Bala Rama, Budh and horse. the nev H. 359 davd, s, Blessing, 2. medicine. S. d%fi’?}f dashdvasthe, s, The ten trials 8. BNy, Boe3v davdgni, davinala, 1 sigh of parted liovers. s. A forest conflagration, wild fire. neofsis 8. B%¢3 dashd-hina, agj. Poor, ad- iz, the H. 3599, Zjnaogen davdii, davvdlu, s. verse, unfortunate. A peon’s belt. i c. 0% dashi, s. A peg, stake, spike, large T. B. BTN daving, [3,9] s. Wealth. nail. 2. an instrument used for opening co- s. O, davishtha, adj Very remote, coanuts. 8 - o3 he extracted am;o SRy 3% B e3 distant. the thorn and drove in a stake (made mat- At C. TRB> davudu, See . ters worse. S. . Cfi@daaér@m davuru-challana 5 s. B% dashe, s, Condition, state, fortune, Loose breeches that go below the knee. luck, the influence of the planets. 2. a point 3. the end of a cloth. 4. e C. BIYR> davusu, s. A lie, falsehood, o3 of the compass. D T to 1ie. TYW7RT g liar. the wick of a lamp, 5. authority, power. 6, C. B8 davuli, s. Deception, hoax. o a stage in life. 2% 2D to become prosperous or rich, ¥R a deceiver. B3 Swumd to become poor. " \»Y{k;r' S. B3 dasha, adj, Ten. 3 tenth, T8re s. Q’é’eo@i}); dashéndriya, s, The ten o fr “ N ten qualities or natures. 2. ten times as much. organs of sense and action; viz. the skin, 8. 3T dashaka, adj. Ten. eye, tongue, nose, ear, organ of speech, hand, foot, anus and pudendum. Al 8. BT5eR0wD0N3 dasha-kdmaja-vyu- 0 805 dashta, part. Bitten, A it sana, s, The ten vices proceeding from the quality of desire ; viz. huntin D) © Tt ey ambling, T. B. BXF dasaka, [38%] adj. Ten, sleeping during the day, abusiveness, lechery, H. ZS?G%%Q, RS>, ZS"&&)@_{O dasa- et drunkenness, dancing, singing, playing, and kattu, daskattu, dasakhattu, s, A hypocrisy. signature. L—-)".—) ~ 16 (‘llff’k‘ T8y TRD to sign. 8. B33 dashana, s. A tooth. ¥ ToRD teeth, : C. BXT, TIAS, ZSR"'::_&r dasaku, dasa- a lip. gu, dasku, s, The dirt, &c. incorn. ©3 0 S. B3> dashami, s. The tenth Tunar day. t T 2D {0 cleanse corn from dirt, TIF TR S. Cfi*a'tf(i) dasharatha, s, The father of % dirty corn. Rdma, and sovereign of Ayodhya or Oude, T. B. OX3 dasana, [583] s. A tooth. 53 ol whose car bore him to the ten quarters of the ) ; S J0%0# the lip. ] universe, that is, to.the eight points of the @ H. OXB59% dasa-mdhe, s. Ten months compass, and to the zeni.th and nadir, B0 d i S8 Rama. pay given for twelve, H. OX®, B&3 dasari, dasare, s . The S. BEITI), BT 030, BTB0DI> da- PENEYN fore tenth lunar day. [APSie; sha-shiranu, dash-dsyanu, dasha- R B a feast observed on this day in the seventh, or ®2:= month, mukhanu, R4 vana, with ten heads or faces. in honour of the Shami tree, in which drjun i S. BT00R (.Z(lS/t(l”lZ{/d, s. The aggregate of hid his arrows, and which Rdma circumam- ten articles offered to an idol. See under @en. bulated when going to war with Rdvana. 3 I f( i o4 (3] 24 Ay zj-x—’ (O] ) ®OR ®ped worship paid, on this occasion, to S. o) o dakhisu, v a. To burn, consume. fi u? the Shami tree S. Blowr TR0 dahya, adj. Combustible H O Land given viled, o3 dasavanda, s. . O dala, s. An army oY T oY W ) free of rent for building a tank AG D P wo7T, BF SweET, BY 2, the array of an e § o T. B. BR dasavi, [c3] s The tenth army 8% @on the defeat of an armny. C ¢ lunar day 502 the van of an army TETo, BESNA (A :“ ( c. T (]CISZ, See the general of an army, TF 07 an army b to fall B¢ SndBY, B¢ LBy, B 2BEN, 3 Cloie G. BR F> dastaku, s A pass or order. 2 ¢ &I0W an army to be routed, or put to bind e a summons. flight TF INB), TF JVTVTy, BF BIVAGN an B.O9 dastd, s A quire of paper. ) & a (‘L,}? army to attack o¥SIre the impetuosity bundle of twenty four arrows At of an army oF J0F 33 the equipage of an H. 38 Q, T&° 3> dastdni, dastdnu, army T¥3k% the triumph or elation of an .wb)é s. A fence for the arm. army F30¥r the music of an army. (a4 edeq H. ZSND-\OW 38, tolevy an army P G PAE to make rush wn (ST $me dastdvéyu, through an army. BY¥Se08 Bod g complete N (A/#{J dastencyu, s A voucher a document army of infantry. cavalry, elephants, and Iom | avouching any thing. amels. 2. (3%) bottom. 3. bank, shore. %79 i iy H. BXo dastu, s. The money collected, in o 3¢ the bottom of a tank nara 3¢ the ble contradistinction to the 3%, or money out- bottom of a vessel FTo8T Ty water that er, Lo standing, unrealized. In revenue language has soaked in. o¢ 008, T BT a root that N (fi’j the ©% balance is that which has been penetrates down to where there is water. 3% Qang} realized by some one, as the head man of the S08,3 1’ g foundation that goes down as village from the farmers, &c but has been far as water is found TF T3, 3RBW to tdl\(} withheld by him from the Government e out to the bottom. dj. Stout, strong hale, treasury the 8% balance is that which is o3 e, robust BT 393 a hale body. WY T FoN still due by, and outstanding against the g i, @ stout, thick paper. P IBF g strone farmers themselves. «,JM) AT —crd‘?’\) to ap- Tahy arthen vessel TET BIF touch skin, propriate to one’s self. T, § S) mphony Dot I strong leather TFoRRY, BERRYY to be strong BIo A TR, B A WRE BB to sine in tune y CIT'\" or stout 33,70 to come into one’s possession, control B gt or power. BHF3 % a man under one control 5552) dala, s. The leaf of a flower, corolla oY ook N ® o33 8 FUT work under one’s control 2. a part, portion, fragment. shed made of leaves TF S010%0 the moisture Tead\ il B O% amm dastu-badastu, adv. on a leaf. BF VST FoN a fruit hid or L From hand to hand covered with leaves. 5% H CS(\)J@@ dasteuz, S. C‘mtmn manner. 2 C. TYBYTND» dala-dala-kudiyy, ity likeness, similarity s B 0 signature. v. n. To boil fast 4 O S. 5(\3,8 dasyu, s. A robber, thief. 2. an c. dfif oS dalapula, s. Distress, trouble G, b U enemy c. ZS"*"’Q;:: dalavalike, s. Rolling about Uafe D. B daha, adj. Ten, decimal s. Tens [ ik in anguish. (in numeration.) 0 T . BYRT, BYR> dalasara, dalasu, s Wy o} S. dfis dahana, s. Fire. 2. burning ; es- =D Strength stoutness, haleness Bvor, B pecially the burning of a corpse TIS® the lick 5110] ¥3370 to become stout, strong FTTIN g e u‘l]] Iy god of fire oS WO g burnt offering, burnt stout or powerful man. % vy sacrifice B3 WO 0T an altar of burnt of- * WeQg fering. TRS WO, VFD to offer a burnt A. C 59(\3 dalasu, s. Murmur vel blan- ditice in tempore coeundi y sacrifice. Mgy Q) N c. B, By ¢ daldli, dalldli s. A 8. BB3wer dakandpala, s. A crystal af lens or a burning glass broker. [*] Zeo o the business of a broker. Y () 8§ Wy bl 14 e ot [ PIY] ), CONSUll: 8. TO3, BYI dalite, dalana, adj. tation. 2. a man of display, a hypocrite. 16 Blown, full blown, expanded. 2. split, di- TR0 TR Ewid to be ostentatious, cub a vided. dash. o Al A. C. C)'Sjofia‘ CZ{Z_ZZC?’I%C’, s. Inclosure. adj. H. oD, TS ddkhalu, dékhale, Surrounded. s. Examination or comparison of accounts, any, records, &c. - o demonstration, proof. 3 ©: ZS—%? dale, s. A cord for tying a cow’s hind legs while milking. 2 a paddy field. arrival. 4. entry in a book, &e. TSN adyj. Choice, excellent. to be entered. 2. to be arrived. 8. to be oY s to tie a cow’s or pus hind legs. B¥ERT B3 cattle of a good breed. examined. TeBR IWweB to examine. Te) W INB to make an entry. TSy Bwrd, A, C. Zfi(’; D dallisu, v, a. To surround, sy FeB to demonstrate, evince, shew encompass, besiege. proof. TeFMoB gecording to entry, accord- C. BY2® dalluri, s. A great blaze, an ex- eld ing to evidence, tended flame. B0 D% a great blaze to as- 0. GOR?, TINTWYy, TaRITE ddgu, cend. ol S. zfig dala._s?za, s. The son of Bramha, born ddgi-kollu, ddgu-padu, v. n. To be se- from his thumb for the purpose of assisting creted, hid, screened. e‘lrL him in peopling the world. 2 a clever or c. ZSDT\’J&“’?')‘) ddgudi-palle, s. Theplant able man. 8. a person in authority, a mas- Monispermuwm glabrum. TOTOD W Y a creeper ter, lord. of this species. TeroBR WwekdA a broom of it. ater S. T3FS da]c_s/w—/mng/e, s. Parvati, 3 100 D. T M B &F da’gudtichi, s. Repairs. daughter of Daksha. ater. ® TeRTRE] IRD to repair. o5 0w 8 S. diif\é) dakshate, s, Cleverness, ability. C. TOLFQ, TLFS, weeFIed ddcha- )10 t'&k@ s. ZS%S‘@ dakshina, s. South. adj. South- ern ni, ddchane, ddchané-pudi, s, A tooth- 2. right, as distinguished from left. 3. powder, dentifrice. T3 0 the blackness (00, \‘*‘P candid, sincere, upright. TEAD, TEFEHTS, g 0% o left on the teeth by a dentifrice. T3} B ) sl %8 Yama, rvegent of the southern to apply a dentifrice. | point. 1l o B8 g kind, candid, clever man. C. o ddtu, v. a. To cross, ford, pass by, fp be str0D s. d&m?fi\; dakshindgni, s. One of the jump over, leap. fires at a sacrifice. 2. to exceed, transgress. 3. to cover, as applied to cattle. s. A jump, o, C0F0 Il S. Zfi;%\?% dakshine, s. A present or gift of ] leap. Ged?‘l@@o to cross one’s self or for one’s 24 SR ready money offered either to the Deity or to own advantage. o8R0, bl INB to make brahmans. o Mt cross, as a horse, &c., to cause to pass over. 1 fit i 8. d&”p%\@g?);tfi :5@%0 da/@’zizzo’ttam- 2. to send away. T8 Swi® to try whether vritta, s. The meridian line. an animal will go over. TRENTROTITY, T [a.]ilf(?!lj}y A. C. G208 ddntu, See mih. 20 T TIFT persons who take long steps. C. TSOBRA ddfldiga, s. A stubborn, obsti- C. T8, oW dddi, ddde, s. A fang or tusk. 2. the beard. D3 B g serpent’s nate man. TeoRR3Istubbornness, obstinacy. I fang. et Tg a grinder, jaw tooth. TOER Pu}l i B i TeelnEd £a¢D to evince obstinacy. LRI £RSVP) TeEe B9 to let the beard grow. TRER C. GOOBRBwews ddndige-kilu, s. A 2w the beard to grow. TRBR 23’;{)61’0 to i i [l 1l ¢ thick short staff used asa weapon. TP02R7R3 (W] make a noise with thejaw teeth. TRBR WY one using such a weapon. A 3F a beat- the lustre of a fang. @2 w3XBD to hreak off ing with such a weapon. a tusk. 8. W08 ddnti, s. Self-command ; the en- S. To0D> dddima, s. The pomegranate. . g‘['é' ! durance of religious austerities. i s. 630558 da’mpatg/a, s. The marriage T. B. G989, T3, ToFe ddpa, ddpi, i state, connubiality., ddne, | 5235] s. Horse corn, asgram, &c. Joll =2 &3 S. WvodF ddmbhika, s, Display, osten- G [ 2 a® to give a horse corn. (23 {0 ke 545 (3] W s LM rapie] I iy T.B. T ddna, [#33 and 7] 5. Place, H. 5oR50R)590, ToRIomacHs /5o I abode. 2. a gift, presen't.. 3. the liquid which 3 ddmdse-prakdra, ddmdshdya- C. O exudes from an elephant’s temples in rutting pralcdra, comp. According to rank or class. time. il 2. by subscription. s. O3, Tos3 ddta, da’ta’b*d, s A LD generous or liberal person. €3, T8 one who c. B3> ddya, s. A game so called. 2. 0, - place, abode. 8. straightness, justice, inte- bestows alms in food. es3ad) Ted one who (D grity, uprightuess. encourages. 2335 Te8 one who teaches science Jayf gratis. 8. TGN ddya, s. Heritage, inheritance. [l 2. a present from relations. 3. profit, gain. T. B. T3> ddtu, {7235] . Thepulse. 2. a tomh T B, Teoh Wk to turn out profitable, to werbal xoot, T WA to observe the pulse. e, f gain. o e3) ;;;%éj,. TR 3%, virile vigour. T YA, wITQ, 8. oG ddyaka, s. A giver, donor. 2330035970 to become impotent. T Uf&) the e 1 T3y oBWw to feel the 303 Teod® one who prospers others, as God. state of the pulse. Tl 0§ pulse. T 0¥ one who rewards. SRE TRORNTF WAk . T80 6“% ~a verbal root. (bestower of heaven) God. 1 Inat; s, 603@3& ddtritwa, s. Generosity, li- (LW T berality. C. T30 ddyamu, s. Scheme, device- TEEFEN B33 to devise, scheme. ot S. o3 0 dcftylfila, s. A water fowl. peey [ 8. ©v8) ddtra, s, A sickle. 8. BB, TOWR ddyddi, ddiga, s. A distant relation; a descendant from the Jour T. B. O8O ddda, [8]s. A father. same original male stock. @ew©RdZ the dis- infy T. B. ©oQ dddi, [728)] s. A nurse, wet tant relationship of this kind. TERD RWIT side. nurse. ) w5ty ® distant relations. ] s. ©°3 ddna, s. A gift, giving, donation. C. o0 ddi, s. A wet nurse. by the 2. the fluid that flows from the temples of T0ay, elephants in rut. 023 3908 adj. Munificent, S. TO0MQ ddini, s. A female donor, as a s-.\ BETR WD one who prospers others, X liberal, generous. S FoF one like Karna, goddess. ] a goddess. for charitableness. T, I BRBRIII g, giver, o C. 20 ddra, s. A thread, cord, string, AN donor. @® an elephant. Fopo TWRY {0 bes- (ar-Ys] () a) tow alms. T3 7 liberality, giving. rope. . we — 3 W) 796 g liberal or charitable disposition. 8. 0938 ddra, s. A wife. T8 323,03 wife, nag, g &’3), 3 573 a deed of gift. children, &c. LB, -~ Wy S. ©93x ddnava, s. Atitan, giant, demon. S. ©o0F ddraka s. A son, child, infant. TS0, TN BT I, TOSI0IF, TOSSNWBI ay s. TOT ddrana, s. Splitting, dividing, BowID Vishnu, the destroyer of giants. Wooley cleaving. Condemned, sen- W) & S. ©oL8 ddpita, adj. c. oodTeddrane, s. Price, value, charge. tenced. 2. awarded, adjudged. 3. the per- 4 Wo(;\»j son to whom any thing is awarded. T. B. o0 ddrane, [73%] Holding, hav- an i zfiémo c. 'CSDT@ d(l’pu, s. A hiding place, ambush, ing, wearing, maintaining, &c. ‘ bUJJt 8 ,fi# (o] 3 Sb refuge, asylum. 233 a decoy elephant. having ashes on the forehead. zfa:;@/M far) f{ll' dra wearing the seeds of the eloacarpus ganitrus. :\fl;\ H. T2, To20&To3, TovQ ddbu, 3w T8 having the mind intently fixed § ddabu-jarubu, ddbuli, s. Keeping in bo- (D at devotion. dily fear, strictness, severity, rigor. Tew) &» lfris}m 0 @ to keep in fear, to give strict orders. S. ©00 ddrada, s. A certqin poison. 2 S vy Wy quicksilver. 3. vermilion. 8. ©oX0 ddma, s. A wreath, garland. 2. Hin e T, B. 5900003, T30 3008, 5935083 a string, rope. B BID Kpishna, from L, Wy dira-bandara, ddra-banda, ddra- his mother having in vain endeavoured to tfflme 4 confine him when a child by a rope passed vandara, [=3 ©ov3] s, A door frame. S ‘ UEL:o round his beliy. b TBHoTT TE, a lintel. jove andfll‘s ‘ (9} 46 o, sk ople] o i W. Go8RTowD0 ddra-saranjdmu, T. B. 9T ddre, [5>8] s, The sharpness of Wood-ware. a sword or knife, &c. ldyo C. ESDUDTX%’ ddrddhya, s. Strength, firm- H. 59BWeARIND ddrdgugiri, s. Super- 0 el ness intending the culture and produce of a garden. 2. the business of an overseer. €. B0 ddrdli, s. A mild, dispassionate led, 2 man S. 'C)’TOTJ%S?E‘ ddrdhya, s. Firmness,stability. % infe C. ©o0 ddri, Road, way, path. ©e0t #wd 9y G. ZSD.S_YBE" da'rgee, See 7907 gnd TCH. pay for going an errand. TR0 8 ) Bwegno, 8. GonoE I8 ddrwdghdta, s. The it Te0 &y IBWW to lose the way. o0 WBWM woodpecker. it gl to rob on the highway. @0 233 highway- talle, o men, footpads. o0 ToTR, TO TP, Td C. Bowedog, zsaa@&rofi ddlachinne, ddl- %0 travellers. D070y, T0TRRO guarding chinne, s. Cinnamon. w9 o3 27 cinna- don, the road. Te0R TR0 BwrM te g0 ,astray’ ‘mon oil.- be lost, go no one knows where. T0R T30 C. TowsB8F ddlu-chekke, s. The orna- i Gx)if e 0@ to follow the bent of one’s in- mental work of a door-frame. — we o] <clinations. 2. to leave in the lurch. s. T3, weseny ddva, ddvdagni, p G 2D to shew the way. w0 o2 g flying re- s. Self ignited fire in forests. port. w0 wWwF, one who eats on the road. C. TR ddva, [@S»] pron. interrog. Who, To0 wd, med Bwl, md I provision for a gty which, or what ? oes oy which man ? journey. @0 o fear of robbers, tigers, &c. book ? Tos 580 which from B2 os YF which in travelling. 0 a3 g house by the way- word ? r HIE (i side. To0% SEw, TR0 MY, to travel. TOR ol Bow C. TOI 9, wbfip%gfixl’\ ddvani, ddvant- St travelling shoes. e0g kD) pasturage hagga, s. A long rope to which cattle are by the way side or in roads. 353 € the main fastened in rows. TRl T, T TIER road. 8% 0 g bye-road, footpath. =&, to tie a rope in a straight line, IR onar, B9 S. TGOORD ddrisu, v. a. To tear, rend, slay. 23, T, to fasten an ox to a rope. T8 Ofllfl\ 08 torn, rent, divided. C. OoX8 ddvuti, s. Affliction, calamity, (o8 ZSD%Q"@@T@ ddri-soppu, s. A certain TN VR, TeReReyy 4o suffer af- trouble. L JI'I.U‘;) vegetable said to be a powerful menstruum. fliction. T8 I to afflict, distress. C. OB ddru, [for S»8] pron. interrog. 8. TORDRZ, TosvIuSs ddva-dahana, il mas. and _fem. Who? @ete ag nobody. ddvdnalanu, s. A wild forest fire. — T. B. 90> ddru, s. Wood, timber, we D C. TR ddvadu, [ S»SB] pro. interrog. it =73, a, wooden ladle. W TWI g tank with newt. Which thing ? wooden walls. D 3¥) a wooden wheel. C. TRy ddvanu, [S»ISY]pro. interrog. x dl\lda"‘ DT ) ornament in wood work. T Y, mas. ‘Which, who. TeF TR any one, a wooden image of a goddess. g [arYol) 8}@% whosoever. an idol of wood. TRTFD FookIT g tenlple T. B. 933 ddvara, See T, i built entirely of wood. @D 5208) a machine C. 3335%9 ddvali, s, A blanket, white for drawing water. D BB g wooden car. BRI cumbly. the cedar. C. TORYo ddvalu, [S»3%] pro. interrog. S. TO0T ddruka, s. The charioteer of Krishna. JSem. Which woman ? H. 5959093 ddvdddra, s, A prosecutor. 8. B98¢0 ddruna, s. Horror, fear. adj. complainant. 3 g, complaint, suit. Horrible, frightful, terrific. C. TOm03RIND ddvdshe-mddu, o a. 210 T. B. To0x00Q ddru-bandha, s, A door To plaster, to smooth plaster. - s frame, a kind of shelf over a door. H. 9%, 059 ddve, ddvd, s A suit, i, It S. 2335366‘0@ ddruharidre, s, Yellow claim, complaint. m3T3 a complainant. it e /W to claim. oy sanders, curcuma. » () 47 S = &Y Do’ [ G 'C‘SD'% ddsha, s. A fisherman T. B. T3o902) ddlimba, [e35] s The 53 8. TYETH ddsharathi, [son of Dasha- pomegranate. fre ratha) s. Rama. A. €. 'CSD“?J&,ZSDQZES? dalikku, da'hdu, i S. GoBOmEJd ddshdrhanu, s. Krishua. ». n. To run away. the 8. Toa 0% ddshtika, s. Boldness, courage, A. 0. ToYs ddlu, s. Lustre, brightness. ars confidence. 2. bouncing, bullying, blustering. S. 63@?}653@% dd/fi‘§fi(fyafli, s. A lunar fust 3. power, authority. adj. Blustering, storm- asterism in general. 2. the goddess Pdrvati. . ing e3¢ ¥3T blustering, bouncing. TART F2Re3g 523 (hushand of Pdrvati) Shiva. Ll F®@ to bluster, bully. T Fpedg 3) (son of Pdrvati) Ganésha. I ]u, S. ©ot», 008 ddghtydnta, s. A thing 5. TS o3 ddkshindtya, adj ¥ith; illustrated by or compared to another. Southern. bt 0 8. TR, TORON0, BOXO ddsa, dds- 8. o500 ddkshinya, s. A kind of re- am, ayya, ddsari, s. A Vishnuitemendicant. gard, attention, or civility, which is inspired [J]ml f wind S. ORIy ddsanu, s A male servant, only by a person’s presence ; kindness shewn with an immediate or remote view to one’s Ching, slave. 2. [@7] a fisherman. 3. a Shudra. own interest. 2. concord, harmony, agree- t‘r o33, slavery, servitude, bondage. <3 I2, ment. 3. partiality. 4. respect, consider- A} TededF g prostitute. %, I a female servant or slave. ation. 5. kindness, compassion. adj. Pow- beey 2. a prostitute. erful. @egey Sw® to regard kindly or with ¢ 0 C. 5ORTwOY ddsara-hdvu, s. A very partiality. Snemgeay a kindness, attention, depn large species of snake. or regard only shewn in a person’s presence. e 00 YA, 8. ToRDV, womany ddsavdna, dd- 2. flattery. Tegeag B0, Tag ey FedF, TR oy the ) savdla, s. The China rose. [T g person of reputation, weight, or dis- tinction. LG Q) ¢. ZSD'&'TDG}ZS?\G ddsdlada-gida, s. The 2. one who is kind or gracious. 01 o) plant Hibiscus rosa chinensis. TOHYB D SRR '@;’q a‘&o@)fio&‘{?‘sfifix)q SRR fioméaaiw C‘d\ out of respect to you I was silent. BIATHTT 3y the flower of it. i R W@ TF ey KT the present king is very S. 533@3 ddséra, adj. Born of a servant 3 I gracious. BITYD Ty BIF JoTw Tog €3 33 or slave. Tasfy Sotw TRFTIEHTIYy, Fwom AT all men S. ?SD?\)QQ‘dfi ddse’ra/fa, s. A camel. ish, praise Dharmardya as a truly just and kind C. :J"Ngfi)gfia‘d ddso-matha, s. A place man. Eipreg TegenH, WRTA BDFTF, 822 he has where Jangam priests are entertained. promised more than he can accomplish, he (, &,3 8. o) da’sya, s. Slavery, bondage. has undertaken more than he can get Ty Rihi 8. o ddha, s. Thirst, ardent desire. 2 through. DR FFeag impartiality. eI mg—\ (3 d()\m fire, burning. &y S0 B 28:3 do not be partial to him. ¥ ToX ?Q.u'ago, T® I to be 0. Qo thirsty. To% 3208 FR@ to quench thirst. £3%, VA, Tegedod WA to give up out of 6.0 ok kindness or respect for one. Vi C. ZSD@J ddla, s. The counterpoise for any vessel put in scales. 2. a board for playing 8. QoT dinka, s. A nit, the egg of a louse. “ed'rf by, at dice. T°¥ ¥ to make equipoise. c. Qodds dinkidu, ». a. To cross, trans- dlu{]a . B¢ Ro0ds ddla-gdi, s Vegetables gress, exceed. 2. to jump, leap. { (] fried in ghee or oil. C. QOBAD, DoBDoZ dindigani, & 1 C. oo ddla-hdku, v, a. To tiea dindiyanu, S A stout man. 2. a cruel 2083 a3 cow’s hind legs. man. , oBR33 stoutness. 2. cruelty. }\Tfl(elet C. Gof ddlz, [3°%] s. Marauding, plunder, C. Qo> dindu, s. A cushion, bolster, pil- bflat {h( sacking. #)R8 Te¥ g funeral pile made with low. 2. the round stalk inside a plantain ly e &R0 to be tree. 3. a buttress. 4. the block of wood EI‘D cakes of dried cow-dung. L& sacked or plundered. % Inm), ¥ Bed used in a weeding machine. 5. strength. “‘flla( to sack or pillage, ady. tout, thick, 2. substantial, as food. A' C. &N 48 N FiYeYeh) an QOE a - The > #¥), to bind a garment with thick folds. A. C. DODONT> dimmidiru, s. Brahmans, 299 8o@ the round inside of a plantain those who are considered great persons. i tree. 8} 2ed g pillow. ST doB the C. QoD dimmu, s. Pain. 8¢5 2oz the thick bands at the back of a book for holding head-ache. 80,837 the ears to tingle with SRV do® the thick Tiess, the leaves together. excessive fatigue, faintness, &c. v. n. To be bars on which the planks of a native door are large, great, eminent. v. a. To push, shove. | Jomr fastened. Bo® FE.A a round stick large at C. DoRo¢To dimméru, v. n. To be proud, S each end, used to throw up and catch by the heady, high-minded. Shit, end. Qomeax to throw up a stick and catch H. DTy, QDo) dikdou, dikhdvu, s. éshi, it by one of the ends. 80®> ARV to prostrate Excellent, engaging, or interesting in person, (!d) with profound reverence, or stiffly as a log. manners, or talents. 2. to knock down straight. Qe@d F3 g stoutb c. DT 8owd dikkatandale, adv, Quick- arm. Bo® 8RBY to take the inside from a Lof 1o ly. 2. tacitly, silently. plantain tree. Toolig Do@ g large block of nsyirel T. B. OFLON> dikkarisu, [5,5%] o, a. wood above the iron plate in a weeding ma- s e To despise, contemn, censure, reproach. chine. BB g 803 3 small bundle of straw. o 0o 8. QB> delc/:u, S Region, space, corner £otrg Bo® the block of wood in a sowing y, dgme =2y or quarter of the world, a point of the com- machine, &o& flxfigd, Qo®y <GB, BoBy W to ol become stout. pass, side or direction. 2. shelter, asylum, Bo 03 a stout body. di Pu* refuge, protection 84,975 an orphan, one Jy ormit C. DOTITOI» d@'zzglu-da?’zfiyu, o @ To who has nothing to depend upon. o9 pttenticd 0 deprive one of strength. destitute, forlorn, unprotected. Pt AD) &-?—_&{5025 i C. DoBITD dindu-palle, s. The inside of prese from every part. e:éj &%y the eight points £, OF 3 0 £ the plantain tree, used as a vegetable. of the compass. 5907y, four points of the o s A. 0. QoBToYs dindurulu, v. n. To fall compass. 2%, REAcE to run away, flee in or roll over like a log ; to be slain, die. 20 g\'ac'wtl'ir - confusion not knowing whither. 7y, bE N o By 5 BT o kill, Fwy™ to run in every direction. mfl_&xkaesah 0. Qo dinde, adj. Strong. 2. heady, rash. E2g7 to be lost, gone, ruined. awY TR, O g 8 o 3. huge. BoEST prowess. 2. hugeness. 3. T3 ™™ to be a protection or support to one. rashness. 2oE8T0 FInd), doBdg INB to be 0%30 3BT g prayer addressed to the seve- (i rash. dode F5982 an obstinate speech, a rash ral points of the compass when commencing gl B expression, a dance. 87,0079 the fabulous elephants ;he]_‘ C. O3 dinne, s. A hillock, hill, eminence, at the points of the compass. 2%, TaT fwgd 0 ) i rising ground. Bodg T, g rising ground. to conquer the world. DFUUTDY, BT SR I i) Bod¢ 27 hill and dale. DodR 8RAW to level the regeuts of the points of the compass. [a) down high ground. By &7y 87T wandering about in every D o i C. &)033353 dimmane, adv. Quickly. direction. &’#Q&_ T, DFY DT support. ¢ 1 © C. Qos, o> dimmi, dimme, s, A T\ BT, )Be3, BRoBY the several points of wedge. 2. a wooden cork. 3. a log of tim- the compass. i s ber g ¥t Do the base end of a small A ¢. DT &E dikke-hakke, s, A point 5 it drum, ®oS¥d 2o the base of a double of the compass, quarter, direction. oSty ¥ drum. w68 Do the under part of a rock- s. Qroad dig-ambara, adj. Naked, un- 1 covered. i et. WITE Bo g wooden cork. «2odw Fw i fif TR g stick for measuring the size of rings, s. ORoZ dig-anta, s. The horizon. bracelets, &c. Do3%g wDTY, Do WRBWW to C. DRAOR diga-diga, s. The noise occa- beat the base end of a drum. 803k +:%0 the sioned by a quick motion of the feet. an an ol Jitth? under part of a rocket to burst in the hand. FoedBw, BN aR BWY®N to make a noise with m] foskg €W to rub the base end of a drum the feet. o 87 I Lnf. with a composition to make it sound well. 8. DAQWD dig-adhiparu, s. The re- o gt A. C. a)ogbgs dimmitu, s, A large thing. gents of the eight points. % i il (9] ~ 49 an & 2d 2 J S. DN dig-tbha, s. An elephant of one c. DITBI dida-didane, adv. Quickly. 40 of the points of the compass. ¢. QB didi, s. A cattle clog. il c. DN, DR digilu, digulu, s, Fear, C. OB diddi, s. A back door. 2. awicket- () alarm. 2. cowardice. gate or sally-port. 3. a hole. 2B} %—’{@60:5» ?? c. DTS digisu, v.a. To humble, bring to bore a hole. li D2 ¢ R to squeeze through 0 0% down, a narrow place. % B&R @d g bye-road. Da% (£4) S. DR & dig-gaja, s. An elephant of one wonie) g wicket-gate ; a sally-port. 2T238 the iy of the points of the compass. C. DT dinne, s. A mound, hill, hillock, eastern elephant ; 3030¢¥ the south western ; 003 8. Q8 diti, s. One of the wives of Kashyapa, o303 the southern; ¥2=w3 the south west- i 11, and mother of the giants. D8 T8, b8 BTy ern; ©o=3 the western; ®%,308 the north 5 O3y ~ b a giant. 88 I3, B3 the titans or giants. western ; ®oI7gI9m0 the northern; T ;3R T fnsy, S. QT didhishu, s A virgin widow re- the north eastern. The female elephants, their g wives, in the same order, are ©%3)3», T, &o married. e ¥8 the husband of a woman twice married. shew b RY, OUIVTD, T0VRIF, VT, oS, BorToRS b &F | C. a'/;\)\s diggune, adv. Immediately, quick- 8. DI dina, s A day. 53 =5, d3 S, b S T8, the sun. 03 73 T8 €= God, as ten 5, Ode ly. million times brighter than the sun. AIFERO stend S. 237\; digdha, adj. Smeared, anointed. daily hire. D3I 0T, oF 1Y, b3k 0P, dTWNF 5 03 8. D73 dig-bandhane, s. A general © daily. (2¥o) %%fi’qg ISFINT, DI 8F, DI W time, charm to keep off all evils, 27073t Inm to 8 daily news. &33»dg alost day. O BhF 8 O perform such a charm by incantations, &c. daily conduct. WP dITT g very old man, 5 O s. (?)?;é)a"a,. ax@ 1059, aw@ 08 dig- b3 Zwwy to push on time. 23 Fe® the § Ini bhrame, dig-bhramane, dig-bhrdnti, morning. 03 F3r3 daily established fee. 2 8 Oy s. Giddiness. 2. roaming, wandering. 3 S3%, b3 3e0 3 diary, day-book. 28Telg €3 a diary, daily account. OFe0 morning. &0 The g, bewilderment, confusion. 8, b3eSH?T the evening. 8O s. DANBE dig-wdrte, s. News from different directions. (whoy H. DIT, DI, &3&‘5&:’;}(‘:‘3 dinasu, ay £ dinisu, dinisu-dippate, s, A kind, sort. 8. Zb%oged(fio dig-vijaya, s, Universal con- 1 0oy quest. 2. goods in general. A3 v 7. B. Q8 dita, [8,%] adj, True, right, not H. DTO0 dinddyi, ady. Silly, simple, foolish. s g false. See under 3. p'tlblic 0 1 ‘@% ditta, 3,3 adj. Confident, bold. 8. O3e3 dinésha, {lord of day] s. The sun. H, &\‘.\- wyc 2. powerful, courageous. =< B¥meTa very T. B. Q% dipa, [57]s. An elephant. clever man. ®¥;A properly. 28 @ to G of g A.C. Q) dibba, s. Fire. bl be firm, stable. 2. to agree, suit, C. Dan dibbagza, s. A wooden stopple or Loy ( T. B. D8, ditti, 8% s. Sight, vision. 8 cork. Ty &,R& O a curiosity, phenomenon. &%&i&oflw, 3, TOWW to see at a distance. 3 oY, 0T seen C. DY\ PBID dibbanadavaru, s. § Emg at a distance. wgfifigo, B8R to see. OY; Persons who are married, 2. the friends who g 3§ ARYR v, caus. To attract, arrest the eye, to have come to a marriage. make see. tngg 08, S8 to remove the effects of C. &8&@3, &ag% dibbalu, diblu, s. Mud, & na evil looks. mire. 2. arugged, uneven road. 2% 9} L) 3 E RO T. B. OB ditha, See ob. % to sink in the mud. i iy T. B. OB dida, [8,%] adj. Firm. 2. able, ¢. Qedy dibbi, s Money buried in the earth. [} Hab 3. true. 4. solid. 5. much. 83 Mga, a3 2. a hillock, hill, heap. 3. the buttock. XA to be firm. (Q'I]y 1) I B3 B to speak firmly. @ 3w to break wind. &251) SN OB to g*ive L %0 g man of firmness. 88 FoF strong or &7 money from the hoard, b2 ] SREW to bring true evidence. out the hoard. "t by R 550 (’1 7 ,a% Dew ekl J9FXH the demi-gods. 2w g giant, as A c. DOF, QDENGT dibbirike, dib- the enemy of the gods. bilike, s. Being aware, being on one’s guard. ) wickeh Cc. DDE diviti, See 508 ¢! 3353 dibbe, s Aillock, eminence, heap. &3 7w the ball of the foot. S. DYTOGNT divi-ndyaka, [king of hea- hrongh C 33@;33@ dibbévu, s. Hoarded money. ven] s. Indra. il 8% < 83y, to find hidden treasure, %< wg . QdFO & divikshmdja, s, The tree of paradise. @ to dig up hidden money. llock, C. O8> dimaru, s. Any irritation in the S. Q30 divya, adj. Divine, celestial. 2 Ishyopt, skin. beautiful, agreeable, excellent, supernatural. we 4 oy 8% the city of Indra. 9% %37 Indra, H. D359F> dimdku, s. Insolence, haugh- rgians the regent of paradise. o3y ¢ partaking of tiness, arrogance, pride, disdain. DIREII dow re- a divine nature. Mo an excellent dis- a haughty, insolent person. BIRT 3D to \ WOl position. oZy m@o® g celestial chorister. shew haughtiness, be insolent. a3y no? g delightful fragrance. H DS dil, s. The mind. ) ,{\ s. O3, O3 disha, dishe, s, A point of S. 53@3*" dilipa, s. A celebrated king de- s fen the compass, quarter of the world, direction, scended from the sun. side, space, region, 8220¢ the horizon. 8. O3 diva, s. The sky, heaven. 2. day 8. QOR, dishta, s Fortune, fate, destiny, time. 7 good or ill-luck. 2. time. :;z 8. ONT divasa, s. A day. T.B D, dishti, [%%] s Sight, seeing. )l d mal 8. DDTS divas-pati, [regent of the sky] 2. the influence of evil looks. B3, STOW to o) the s. Indra. 2. [lord of day | the sun. be affected by evil looks. &?_\E)B SRAEN to re- | fee 8. Q=TT div-dkara, [maker of day] s. move the effects of evil looks. 8%, @@ to e3 b The sun. affect by evil eyes or looks. 0g ™ 8. Q0508 divd-kirti, s. A barber, A. 0. O3 dinte, s A hillock, rising (whom it is unlucky to mention except in the ground. dinasty day time.) c. DeFRy di-kollu, v. a. To butt, as i, sork H. D30 divdna, s, A palace, court. ®3? rams, &c. &3 I government house. DITIT per- 0. ng &> ditu, s, Equality, conformity, re- DT semblance. % f{)Ofi.‘"}» sons belonging to government. ) adj. Equal, conforming to, re- public or government order. sembling. 8 Aogd, Beth @, BxkRA, 8] Thest H. Q593> divdnu, s. The head native offi- 8 %0 to be equal, resemble, be in confor- DT B g, mity with. D%y, Dot o) g e} it cer of a court or cutcherry. DI an equal, fel- public or revenue office. low. D 89@ to make equal, make con- DIIJ) VI a public room or hall. form. 5100 S. E}Q(S dina, adj. Poor, indigent, needy, H. Da0F0 divdnd, s, A fool, idiot. distressed. 2. humble, timid, cringing. 8:3 8. D98, Dm0 divd-bhita, divdn- gl ? F3%) a mild temper. 8/ ™o g meek, ti- 0 dha, s. An owl. DB a man who is o L mid, or cringing disposition. S =S poor timid in the day time. B3 &%y mid-day. people. B¢SZy, BIB poverty, indigence, hit- B2 Te8) day and night. mility. o I B¢ BIRw, DS BRI God, the H. O35 divdl, s. A wall. succourer of the poor. H; &52909 divdli, s. Bankruptey. 2s3¢ sne S. DT dindra, s. A gold mohur or any B3 a bankrapt. BT3¢ SHeTBS becoming current gold coin. theédr?L completely ruined in business. DY DY, B s. Le® dipa, s, A lamp. 8 5,03 a lamp rrCuL 0% R, BT Qxfi?fl XR/™Y to become insol- stand. B3 e to raise the wick of a lamp. e 4 [0‘1' vent, bankrupt. Bg¥3 Bw® g niche for a lamp, a lantern. 213 fo ¥ Y x 8. QD divi, s, Heaven, the sky. @ D, B ¥ T3S a ceremony of persons looking upon 551 — BT & a lamp as a completing act of purification, shayana, dirgha-nidre, [long sleep] s. 0, (¥ on the eleventh day after a relative’s decease. Death. few SoTe 8% a lamp kept constantly burning near D.( i 8. DeguESeer, DeRIEsT dirgha- an idol. BFB B ~ X a lamp elevated in the ] 0 Lt warna, dirghdkshara, s. Any long vo- anr, o DT Boowd, I é?gfig S22 to put wel. 3 [O%F) out a lamp. k& EY) - T X -/ 2@ to trim a lamp. 8. DeIERHT)I0 dirgha-sitranu, s, { 10, I orIey, dgISYR WY a festival, with noctur- An endless, unpractical scheme, fho nal illuminations on thefirst day of the eighth month, s. Qe 38 dirghdvati, s, Thecity of 0 o Nirriti. DR his wife. (. hop S. 5’)3*’6" dt’fialm, s. Small cummin. 2.rhe- g S. &Q%l))c—%? d{?'y/zi/te, S. Ap()nd, R)Ru:’; torical beauty, a certain elegance of construc- c. QeRS, D3 divane, divine, s A ifhe] tion. 3. a particular bird. il N blessing, benediction. 253 Angd, BFT T S. &gréfioge: dipa-dhwaja, s. A lamp- to be blessed. B¢TS J9B to bless. stand. B ; €. &35?7?@‘568%) divaligé-habba, s, A 8. Qewd dipana, s. Hunger. 2. the po- ) feast on the first lunar day of the eighth it wer of digestion, the WO month, waving lamps, illuminating Qe dipani, s, Bishop’s weed seed or houses and streets all night, &c. g 2. Fenugreek. i B &QZ)'R divige, [&%%] 5. A lamp. 1oung S. aefj‘ao'{f) dé’pdndfid, s. A bandicoot or DRI Sk, BRVT s a religious observance fi)?.‘a \ large rat. with lamps. 8/DAR B0 g lamp stand. D C. oy s. DewoonS dip-drddhane, s. Light- 7R &= to light a lamp. DANRR RSB, B (H(’ \[m ing many lamps in a temple, as an act of Re B 1 F%E to put out a lamp, 0.0 ohat W worship. C. DeNE, D8R, DS dwiti, divi- firayy tige, divati, s. A torch, flambean. 8¢ 8. D¢ .2_39 dipti, s. Light, lustre, splendour, bl 0 i brilliance. RS, adj. 2NV S T; 2. beauty. 3. Agni. &g B¥%0 the light of a torch. , T 2. Luminous, splendid, radiant, glaring. to carry a torch. F3 0k28AR g small torch. RINANY) e burnt. Boe0 B/DBA g large torch in an iron vessel. Jear of 8. OeTo dipya, s. Bishop’s weed seed. 2. D3 38R flambeaux arranged in the form 8 L’;cg cummin seed. of a ladder and carried before persons of dis- tinction. DRI, 0 3 I, dJVoII 3 torch lie (Jf 5 T. B. ¢, 833837\’"; dibi, dibi-gadde, carrier, a masdlchi. DYDE R J%Iy an allow- o, [3¢®] s. An island. ance for a public torch. DDV TSIV ma- 0 Dy 8. QX dimasa, s. An expedient, stra- king obeisance to public officers on lighting ')}l(') dil tagem, contrivance. 2. courage. the lamps of an evening. lly C. &gs» dimu, s.Indolence,sloth, laziness. o B &Q@ divu, [853]s. An island. Ol v 9 2. slight pain or indisposition. DI mga, s. O¢g dikshe, s. The initiatory or prepa- B0 %a3w to be heavy or slightly indispos- C: top ratory ceremony of a sacrifice, &c. 2. a vow, ed. 2. to be slothful. ‘mfl:}] aresolve, under penalty, to accomplish any 8. DT dirgha, adj. Long. s. The long thing. 3. undertaking a service, austerities, (. thogy form of a vowel, the letter «. 27 kT great &e embracing a peculiar belief and profes- M Uf']l )" enmity. ByPravn ek to read slowly. sion. OcE S to undertake, enter upon a 1B, 7. Wiy s. DeypoeBFwed dirgha-kishi, [long religious observance, duty, &c. &‘{fi FIB to IIM/(/] shelled] s. A muscle. appoint certain duties, as a guru to his dis- [long ciples. /R %@, 0 WP to abstain from n 8 8. Deeis dirgha-darshi, U} At sighted| s. A prophet, seer, a wise, learned, shaving during a wife’s pregnancy, &c. o or experienced man. Q (P37 IS prophecy. C. 50T, 300335, Toodedds dunku, W OPF TBFS T to prophesy. Wy dunkidu, dunki-bidu, v. n. To jump, i I¢ 8. &Q?{DE‘%O’jJS, E)g‘{n&*@@ dirgha- leap down. ';'JS 55 - £ e Tood3 oon sleep] 4 mikku, dvmmidu, dummulu, v, n To c. Zioo&%gf?e @ duptallddu, v, n. To rock, be uneven.’ leap or jump down, alight quickly. BOORN BRRTS irghe D. 300 dundi, s. A woman. 2. a female’s C. 30020 dummu, s, Dust. bracelet. ToORN LB to long vo- dust to settle on any thing. a © TOODN o2 = O~ BLROBY TRLND 0. BOBNING, T30 L2 7\8 Al @ dundigina- shake off the dust. to leave a place in displeasure. Too= 8wty to W gida, dundigé-gida, s. The tree Jatro- throw dust upon others in anger. pha curcas. S. 6533&) duhlha, s. Grief, sorrow, afilic- ecityof C. BB dundili, s. A muskrat or shrew. tion, distress, unhappiness. 2. pain. T2 0. B0 dundu, adj. Round, globular. s c'b"?f\), 308 ?'?./D%\f\), TSN to be grie\-od, SOTTOW = , Roundness, a sphere, spheroid. 2. the crown ful, mourn, be pained. ©052%3 sorrowful, of the head. 3 a bracelet. 4. vicinity, @eo ) 8 A distressing. D08 2D, WIVTII), TeW, T3 X $70 @3 round, spherical, circular, globular. [ahle] Ko 0383 a sorrowful person. 8D BRII g @3 B3, om ¥y a round plump hand or arm. miserable existence. T083) BANT, Vs 303 T0oB) TBR, BocR WY g round bracelet. ToRY r,s:\ abatement of grief, subsiding of sorrow. 308 o gt AeFd to be round. 0B Kot around pillar. o6 g sea of grief. 08 TBI, WL T Dom S0Y7 the Jasminwm sambac. TNOBY 3 g e @ to distress, give pain, cause grief. (AR ) B a round plump face. o BB to make 2 D, T g grief to subside, 0833w RS, B round. [o! VO 0@ A lmp 7 roundly, spherically, @ozo 3 N very grievously. DoeTeese® the exhaus- W30 g circular tray, hserrai? tion occasioned by grief. ve3wi@EI0T conso- nd. & C. BoBoNOR dupdu-salige, s, Themid- lation. )y ¢ ) dle stay of a warp. H. 008935, To5o30 dukdnu, dukdnd, — C. BoT> dunduy, adj. Prodigal, wasteful, s. A shop. DVEIJO we 8 a shop-keeper. TF extrav w2 a0 ant. TooBned, Boo (SrXs] e ’l, dll‘l IS a prodigal, o YW, DT T to set up a shop. spendthrift, squanderer, carouser. [wleTatYar-Ye} eal, ™ 33, Domed prodigality, waste. D. 0593 dlt]f(f?'u, s. The former and lat- W\ o ter rain. Lflfl 8. T8 dundubhi, s, The fifty-sixth D, fiafiu? du/m’]i, adj. Double, as cloth, 3 year of the Hindu cycle of sixty. 2, a drum. DFY o a double cloth jacket. NTIYR B i i 8. TooqoRIeT dundhumdra, s . The % to double cloth by quilting it, &e. -d‘h name of a king. 2 a cat. 3. a sort of red T. B. 303e¥ dukila, See mewo. [‘L worm. 4. the smoke of a house. I i @ D. BT, B> ve> dukuni, dukulu, C. THOTTB,, BT ) ) dumpardsh- adj. Double, as a cloth. me, dumpardshira, . ~ A medicinal root 8. Dovee dukila, s. A silk, muslin, or o- o so called. ther costly garment. C. Booeyoo dumbdl @, s. A rent free village. T. B. 0T dukka, See sozo. Iy v . ZSJO&)D? dumbdla, s, Trouble, sorrow, T. B. T8 T dukkara, [3%,3] adj. Difs- vexation. (i ¥ 4 cult to be done. i C. Bo03023, 320532383 dummachi, dum- C. CSJ?%@NJ duklkalisu; v, u. To vise tn muchi, s. The crupper of a saddle. the stomach. Pl 1 T. B. B0003, 205353, 0558 dum- T. B. B8 dukki, adj. Ploughed, dressed, pob? mana, dummara, dummala, |wosr tilled, as a field. ©2%,% 398> to prepare ground S%4] 5. Grief, sorrow, distress. wome ®E for sowing. 1 10U to afflict, cause grief. T. B. do%)) dukhkha, See toem, i i T. B. TOOBIDS dummdna, [cs»r 3] Grief, T. B. oA du[/a, [3%] s. A couple, pair, a from humbled pride. TooaIaen to be mor- i M [ deuce at games. tified. Wy T. B. BoRedes duga-bilu, v.n. To lose, I e d;og’bo%’%, T2RIB, T05300F> dum- o1 0 3 g Joser. (218) 3 3 X T 0259 C. BBoR> dudume, s. Property, Dz . B. DIRG duguda, See ™R & B a man of property RIS 3B to make . R dugula, See ©%wv. 2. one six- nte money. M g fat woman teenth of a pagoda. P 0B duddiz, s. A copper coin worth four B ZSD/\ dugga, See orir. has pie 9. aclub. @3 covetousness. MeS) C. TSJFDQ% dznganz, s. A copper coin o B30 g skin-flint. 328 the game of chuck- worth two pie. Borp 303 a worthless per- cfu, farthing %3 ¥ to draw money out of one son. W g 7w g low harlot 0, (03 by artifice, &c. €. TOR> duggu, [$w55] s. Small straw, chop- i i) c. 33 %J@Qe)a d,??a Ao duddu- ko- ped or trodden to pieces 2. sticks, straw, &c., lu, duddu-Jollt, s. A stick with a broad £, 0% in vegetables, &c. ToA Y, 30N to give bottom used to mash vegetables. o . trodden straw to cattle Dy DdB to shake A. C. BB o@g- 'dad 08 dudrunche, (0 off litter o Boodw, DRy Bw¥ [itter and (0 dust Dory $RWBY to pick vegetables clean dudrunche, s A h(nlot DR I to H Wi\ Bory R¥ to become dirty C. ToG0o%) =03 dudhwm-pravésha, s. i W tread or beat straw to pieces Adventure, hazard, daring, fool-hardiness. o 8. OO~ dugdha, s. Milk, o7 Zdwed, B Do) ITF a venturesome man oy ™ &F 3 the milk sea C. To39D, ZSJ@'D o dutdri, duttdri, adj. & DN S. DORT dugcl/m/»a, s. Asclepias rosea, Corded, as mubhn [aNcrlely ué?, Togp 0] W (3] {/ //fi a cloth or arment of corded material anxd other species Wicke 1. B. 53803, 30 dNd duttura, 1. B. Woh dugdhe, | ] s. Enmity, ha- tept tred, envy. 2. a vain hope, disappointment duttiri-gida, [%32°] s. The thorn ap- AT 8. weariness of body or mind, ex- chagrin ple, Datura fastuosa DR VKD, TR VR to g haustion, weakness c. BBy Brend duddu-pogare, s. A be envious, &e. RN ooldsmith’s tool for making rings round. T, B. T8, dufta, See H3,. JOe T. B. TS &, Toutd duppati, dupatr, oo c. T03F dudike, s. Service. 2. acquisition, [25%8] s, A sheet, table cloth, acloth thrown am o) TONTR DT, 5,8 3 treg, property DopR] SRR to serve, work. 2. to loosely over the body R? r a bed. =TFOR ‘~°°’3 8 a gold striped (AN acquire. D2® @B to lay up money sheet fo cloth. FITOLID L\)w & a red one. QJ?T“ AN 2e® to give property 53,8 a light red one. wwme w3 DX 4 red Toa33% dudiyu, v. n. To labour, do § W brown one. TEy&R TedEN to put a cloth on. house work, &c ». a. To obtain, get wealth fing, DB to cause to serve 2. to cause to obtain. Do\ duppane, adv. Suddenly. 0 L‘“vb @28 industrious @8 e an industrious [] C ’(Sa%, To%, duppi, duppe, s. The %t\l\ woman spotted deer PR A.C db'fiau’fi- dudunche, s. Going abroad C. Boo\eTT duppé-rakta, s. Calamus h ) taking a ride. draco Ine f} 2. C B30y dudumme, adv, Suddenly The sound tHOU\ C. Boexntoes dubudubu, s firmly of a kind of dirum 8 thy c. ooy duduku, s. Hurry, flurry, rash- prfl{’hu 2. the C. Be0d, Too§ dubdri, dubdli, adj. ness, precipitance inconsiderateness R L‘U)‘, follies of children. 3. violence, injustice. adj Prodical, wasteful, improvident, uneconomi- [Hlt Uf Rash, inconsiderate, foolish 2. wicked. @™ cal z0enss prodigality, want of economy, bad management TR0 INB to be pI'Odl- iy RFN B to accuse falsely. 3T W33 do BoesedaI™ a prodigal, spend- " w)wj not be precipitate. @B to be rash or hasty gal, waste thrift, bad manager Toesedg wwr wasteful t“flfh 0] 2. to use violence T and needless expense “‘Wn TRRo30Y> dudududunélu, v » T, B. G200, To209ad,, (39879039, dubd- Tgl To rise up quickly or suddenly B 54 = TO BOTTF i, dubdgshi, dubhdshi, rs LS N 5. An sumption, vanity. T®oE0 g vain, presunip- ml interpreter, one who knows two languages. tuous person. 2. commonly used for a butler, agent, pur- €. BTY durala, Sce wood. hfour chaser. 8. BoUoRS durdgata, ad; Bad » worth- o ] C. Bo53083, Bo3»25 dumachi, dumu- less. hucke chi, s. The crupper of a saddle. 8. Toueese T dur-dchdra, s. A bad cus- ofome tom, usage, or observance. 2. wicked con- ©. D038 dumadi, s. A small kind of duct. double headed drum. ik 8. Byoo8, dur-dtma, s. An evil or-wicked bl C. Bo03553:033> duma-duma-yenu, spirit. w28, g wicked man, sinner, v. #. To sound, as a drum. H. 3509000 durdi, s. Protestation, 2 a el C. BB dumuku, v, n.-Toleap or jump citation on the part, or in the name, of the down, alight quickly. Government, to arrest any one, or to oblige H. 303 duy, Sece . ly 8 one to come to justice. TP Fey, Thoac = f, Bo0300 duyyam, adj. Secondary, BRI, BVTON & el diness, = te arrest, cite on the part, subordinate. Dadyo BT g secondary or ju- or in the name, of the Government. nior master. fi‘i, s 8. DoOTYG 00 dur-drddhyanu, 5 A 8. 0325, B, ok, 3oL dur, dus, dush, head or chief of bad men. duh, A Sanscrit prefix denoting, Bad, ill, s. THoo3 dur-dshe, s, A v: in or forlorn wicked, difficult. 2. inferior, bad, vile, con- hope, an unattainable desire, 'fll.;m; temptible. 3. prohibition. S. 008 durita, s. Sin, crime, orn P A. C. B3 dura, s War, battle. 2 ade- A. C. B0o008Z durumbitana, s Iyp. quate strength. 3. mature age. ebriation, surfeit. 8 4 . To8oN durangi, adj. Differently co- C. BIHRYS d’druga;lu{ s. Orts, leavings. aul loured on both sides, as some cloths. See dcen, e il 1 C. AR oler:] dm'a%jl', s. The custard-apple C. o0 durusu, s, Speed, velocity, im- bt Jil tree. wgoed Beyy the custard-apple. petuosity. 2. strength, stoutness, tightness, 2744 8. o008 dur-anta, adj. Endless. TTFeN impetuously, speedily. {strpel C. dofi-fifag) dm'a—go],lu, v. . To fight. 11, Ejoda?\“fo durustu, See woom. C. ZSJ'dJ%f duru_la, adj. Wicked, bad, cor- altd £ dodd@?»'oés dur-adrighia, s. Misfor- rupt. wWB¥SS wickedness. DY T g 113 tuine. \ d\}fl‘- bad word. DY a had, wicked man. C. 3588 durade, s. An itching, 83w )fll\ 8. BoBweBY durddara, s. Gaming, a ¥° to itch, feel an irritation in the skin. game. r’,oT 8. B8R0 I dur-abhimdna, s, Vani- c. BFe durke, s The grunt of Indian ty, presumption. 2. supporting or protect- cattle. m@'r‘_fi T, dd%?r‘_g TRE B0 to snort. (‘r"" i ing the wicked. DoSRIN a vain, presump- tuous person. s. Bone 6537\’3?3:% 3 durga, ch{rga- - o sthdna, s. A hill-flurt, castle. Ihe il 8. ToTgpo dur-abhydsa, s. A bad practice or habit. S. DoRE 0 dur-gandha, s. A stink, S. BBRT™O® dur-avagdha, adj. Dif- stench, fetid smell. gl 8. BaRes o o) cult of apprehension or comprehension., 2. dur-gati, s. A bad destiny, ‘ g hell. difficult of access or passage. e 8. 333‘535?\9.) dur-avasthe, s, A disastrous 8. TORE ST durga-patha, s. A bad road. situation. S. BOAED .durfydina, adj. Inaccessible, H. TR0 durastu, adj. Proper, well, impassable, unattainable, difficalt of access. right. TRy, J% to repair, put in order. 8. BorosARR8 durgd-ganapali, s [ Ju I 8. datfi_&*o-fi:flj dur-ahankdra, s. Pre- Ganésha, the son of Pdrvati. )9 5566 P~ BOTSIF BONF A devo- 8. TOHree OOX durgd-ddsa, s. S. .53353‘6% dur-bija, adj. Of bad family, 5, I tee of Pdrvati. PR of disreputable descent. § (. 8. Tomoe Bed, TONe Al e durgd- by U(‘]l?("j S. diafiga@ dur-buddhi, s. A bad dispo- 0 PR deve, durgi, durge, s. Parvati, wormr sition, wicked mind. 2. fi'>11.,v,/want of sense AN 8ves Shiva. 8. TOBRE 0TI, Tomdwees dur-bidhane, a I, \ s S. AW dur-guna, s. A bad disposi- dur-todhe, s. Bad advice. TOTRT PR Wi tion, bad temper, corrupt nature. adj. 111- 2e®Ee to give bad advice, to persuade to pm(ffd natured. what 1s evil, Rond 8. Toge &, o33 dur-ghata, S. db?fi:‘fi dzw—b/zage, s. An unfortunate, e W dur-ghatane, aqy. Diffcult of attainment. unhappy woman, a woman not loved by her (, Wiy husband. TP 8 T an object difficult to accomplish. ] Insupport- s. B30 dur-bhara, adj. 1 WY 8. Doxe 3 dur-jana, s, Wicked people. adj. Mischievous, malicious. TORFS TOWNF able, intolerable. (g fon i | a mischievous act ; or a deed of the wicked. s. Goggoza dur-bhdshe, s. Abuse, op- DA i}e probrious language. 8. DooE 8 dur-jdti, s. A disreputable S. Famine, (*hacgi caste. s. T B dur-bhiksha, . B S, BoE3 dur-dashe, s dearth, scarcity. A misfortune, bad condition. 8. o= 8 dur-mati, s The Afifty-fifth [ Omey, year of the Hindu cycle of sixty. 2. an evil 8. 003 dur-dina, s. A cloudy day. 2. mind. I, 77 a day of sorrow. 8. 03253 3 dur-mana, s. An evil mind. Shay ] 8. ToBE 033, dur-disha, s. A great evil, S. TOET OO dur-marana, s, An un- § D 103 0 y heinous sin. timely death. o brr: 8. Qe T dur-dhara, adj. Unbearable. Wicked- MY s. SoRnses Re dur-mdrga, s 2. difficult of attainment. (A3 ) L ness, vice. adj. Bad, vicious, wicked. t;xfill t.] S. (P Qe e dur-dharsha, adj. Envi- TORF % o S»FRrSS wickedness, viciousness. 5 g ous, intolerable. [N} [&] FRFSS envy. DB FRF NED), DIRFAF, DTRFRFI D g wicked per- ong, S an envious man. son. DIRFRFETe F9R to do wickedly. Bad s. & c. Boges8 dur-nadate, s S. 835305 dur-mukhi, s. The thirtieth BSFBEES g man of bad conduct. [](‘EI (r ) conduct. year in the Hindu cycle of sixty. d 5 one H'fi dn'm 8. THZE o dur-naya, adj. Coarse, not with an angry face. 3. a scurrilous or foul 5 Ty T 3.1‘}. fine. mouthed man. Al\ .ll'l‘eg 8. W30 dur-nara, s. A bad, wicked 8 Cfioolsva«?gqis duryddhana, s, The man. elder son of Dhritarashtra, and leader of 5 T 8. 3953 dur-ndma, s. Disgrace, in- the war against his cousins, the Pdndus and \‘ffc}\a famy, ill-fame. Krishna. At s. Bovees dur-labha, adgj. Difficult of Wil 8. ToEeBFo03 dur-nitakdraru, s 2. weak or wicked attainment, scarce, rare. 2. dear, beloved. & Joy Unwise, foolish persons. rulers. i ra S. Cfiofia'eé?\f% dur-wachassu, s. Qbsce- nity, abuse, scurrility. gy, 8. 022503 dur-niti, s. Unwholesome in- t'r"i i} i struction, bad advice, corrupt doctrine, error. s. Gosoes dur-warna, s, Silver. 2. a bad caste. Ty 2. misrule, bad government. ¢ 8. & c. Bo3=33> dur-nevanu, s, A bad 8. QoseoE = dur-wdrte, s. Bad news. Wi;m : excuse, poor pretence. s CjJ 0T i 3 dur-wdsane, s. A stink, " \ \ I Iy ‘-1\(; ) . \ stench. 8. DowE®,Boe S dur-bala, dur-bala, 87 Ny \V DIV g weak Not ) s. Weakness, impotency. 8. BoDEBR dur-vidagdhe, adyj. l\ mai. ) clever, not sensible. A0y ~ 'i ) mp 9] 6 o oL BRED famly, 8. dai)e'q)’ dur-vidha, adj. Poor, indigent. He Zjo"(\')’_fo dustu, s. A suit of clothes. S. dJfig?d}) dur-vyaya, s. Foolish ex- C. DO dustu, s. Deranging the texture A dispo pense. of a cloth in washing it. 'E’JJ_JO 80w to ar- of sens, range the texture of a cloth with a thorn. 8. D=3 dur-vyasana, s, A Dbad ToXD ATY, THEY, 2 ° N e, % to be deranged, as the i, habit, evil practice. texture of a cloth, some threads far apart and 8. Doavo= o8 dur-vydpdra, s. A bad some too close. nade o practice or custom. A use 1 i €SS 8. ZSJ?\%@ du-sthala, s. A bad place. 8. Zfia@: S dur-vraya, s hmate, expense. 8. do% 8 du-sthiti, s. Poverty, indigence, 1 by b evil p"light. c. Towved duldbi, s. A spendthrift, prodi- =) gal. TV S prodigality, extravagance. S. Zfi)'&;gb’; du-swapna, s. An inauspi- S e cious dream. C. TS0 duvvdlisu, v.n. To exercise, to ride 0(Tut a horse to exercise it. 8. TWoRRGOD du-swabhdva, s. An evil disposition, depraved nature. 8. 3308, B 03I), da?;é;gfi dush- charita, dush-charitra, dush-chéshte, S. BOXT du-sward, s. A discordant note, Ponine s. Bad conduct, wickedness. a bad voice. s. ZSJ%%%J;) dush-shakuna, s, A pad £ d)?i&@‘/'\), dam‘%o?\"efqg dus-sanga, omen. duS-Sfl’fl[/ atya, s. Animproper connexion. ) ;n gl . 537&3‘0)@3 dush-shdlu, s, A pair of 8. ToX03B8 dus-santati, s. A bad family. shawls. [ mind. 8. ZSJ?S(&OQD& ZSJ?\'):SO@ dus-sandhdna, 8. DOBQRI dushydsana, s. The youn- An dus-sandhi, s. A bad mediation. 2. an ger brother of Duryodhana. improper joining of words. 3. difficulty, Wik 8. G Y, dusfi-shz’la, s. A bad disposi- strait, dilemma. tion or practice. ol © 8. BoR @ dus-saha, adj. Intolerable, in- 8. T8 B dushkara, aqj. Diffcult to be suffer\able, hardly to be borne. 2. cruel. uLulff done, unbefitting. c. ZSJ?%@J@EJJ dussi-kollu, » n. To be ftH}T 8. 6335\533’33 dush-karma, s, An evil purged, as cattle. 2. to pull or strip off as deed, crime. T 5 sinner, wicked person, htieth evil doer. leaves from a twig. 9, (I S. doijég;;s: dussénanu, s. The younger 5 0 “1 S. d)“;@%a“og‘efi) dush-kdméehhehhe, s. brother of Duryodhana. An irregular desire, lechery. c. %% duki, s. Hatred, malice, ill-will. T‘1 8. om0 ® dush-kdla, s. An evil time, 130507\36, TIBIITN g, foe’ hater. d&%ofid&go to 13 : ; pAU s. 53{1&@5 dush-krita, s, An evil work, be at enmity with. wicked deed. 8. Bode, &8I duhite, duhita- R abieg dushta, adj. Bad, wicked, depraved, ranu, s. A daughter. i 2. low, vile. 3. weak, impotent. m:e‘d e H. 835300 duhéri, adj. Double, 33 ©o a depraved mind. o, g, HE, a bhad 3 "R a double cloth jacket. man. f,o':é e3 33D «3633 four desperate charac- ol AL €. '@chj dula, s. Sorrow, grief, vexation. ters in Duryodhana’s army, viz. HOeR3FS, 5 A. C. B8 dilntu, See Both. X BT, ToF, IRD. Zb% uo% an evil mind, it %83 wickedness, depravity. zfsréj InF C. BRODTI, BRO1B, BRodTo dilm- £y 0\ R wicked conduct. % a wild beast, a pikku, dimpidu, dimpisu, v, n. To be pad 0 : mischievous animal. [~ 2337 reformation. greatly distressed, exhausted, or overcome. | o . w Cj)id dustara, adj. Difficult, trying, A. C. T &> diutu, v, To suck milk from A hard. ¥ 833 T2eDF an ohject difficult of a CoOw. 2. to slander, backbite. 3. to hop, i accomplishment, jump, skip, leap, (319 = = BRB TR 1.5 C. BB didu, v. a. To push. BRI to to go to a distance. TwdBID a man from a cause to push. distance. ol 8. Bw3 dita, s. A messenger, spy. B diratdpdste, adj. reduce 8. BRt3Rewad w3 an angel. abay Bwd an angel of death. Distant, remote. 408 gy w3 g cloud sent as a messenger. (20T Tstar 8. TwTR0E diravante, s. A menstruous ©Z the manner of a messenger’s approach woman, - i Ci,ce{ observed as indicative of the nature of the Which c. BwTa8 dirdta, s. Aspersing, calumni- [ tidings he bears. TRTIRY t0 as- ating. 2. pushing through. 5 8. Bw8 duti, s. A pimp, procuress. S#333 perse, revile. the office of a pimp. g, C. BRDOX dilrisu, v, caus. To cause to G. BT3P0 didaphépi, s. Balls made enter, push, or pass through. o fir; f of milk, sugar, and a little flour. C. BB diiru, s Aspersion, blame, re- § 553 T. B. BB didavi, s. A female servant. proach, v. @ To blame, reproach, asperse, Lasgye 2. a pimp. to inform of, complain of, tell, report. 2. to ey C. BRd didi, s. Silk cotton. 2. any fine enter, penetrate, pierce, to creep in, under, or fim fibres used for tinder. TR T g pod of through. Swed %\@3&, TROR, Tl ¥ fo a8frigt silk cotton. reproach, blame, asperse. Tw0 FoFIII, T E‘lih b T. B. B3RO dildi, See tw3. DID, BedBTIS an agperser, calumniator, cen- surer. Twdo 3230 to abuse, revile, T TR, fdflle} ( T. B. W% dipa, [2%3] The aromatic va- BaRRg, TR ¥} to be calumniated, re- 4 pour that proceeds from the combustion of Bed) 2B, TwdF § ”’5 2 incense. Tw proached, blamed, abused. ¥ any fragrant gum or resin. et | © to bring reproach upon one’s self. i 0la T FUB, TR a‘ag"), TeR3 BT g box to keep incense in. Bw® Rodthe fragrance of incense. C. Bwede o durbinni, s. A telescope. [éamy TRTd Sg0™, B TeB o present incense. 8. DwE didrva, s. A kind of bent grass, f “3 Bwx Ty a mendicant who goes from door to Agrostis linearis. Daent door begging alms with incense burning. ©w T. B. Bw¥ dila, [3:55]s A beam. BsY S\,)T' I8F g censer. [a¥oroxw] éé&), TeX SFoNI an 8 %Y, a slip of wood from a beam. l”U\ i extract of incense. c. BRYRCB dilagandt, s. The plant Doof C. Bwe20ed diubari-dindi, adj. Waste- Cowitch, Dolichos pruriens. ;\z & ful, prodigal, extravagant. G. Bwd ditshi, s. A public female cook or ¥ T, Be03, BeIT, B3 dibd- one who prepares food for strangers. iy v ne, dubine, dithine, s, A comb. 8. BRRT dl7§fiaka, 8. A reviler, curser, 5. L)é\‘\ & T, B> ditbu, v. a. To comb or dressthe blasphemer. tye hair. TeWRD to cause to comb. 8. T Fs ditshane, s, Cursing, blasphemys b X contumelious language. 2. blame, reproach. v j T. B. BRF dima, [3s=] s. Smoke. 3. a fault, defect. BHTFBL IRB), BB t0 (. » ; T. B. BRIY, TwT dimala, di- A curse, blaspheme, blame, censure, reproach. V 01101 (V) mard, [S»3%)] s. Smoke colour. 8. BT dishika, s. The secreted mat- L, OB C. Bew0gosn dimu-dhdmu, s, Lay- ter or rheum of the eye. Vst ing waste, sacking. TRINFFN JINRID {0 lay waste, 8. BW, dishya, adj. Reprehensible, ) A W) R contemptible, vile, bad, accursed. s. A tent. 8. BwT diira, s. Distance. adj. Distant, ey, TwT T. B. BOXNT dusara, [ss35] s. A grey remote. TwT BwrD to appear distant. (/({ () ) 9, colour. bfi a menstruous woman. [s¥co] -de);éj fore- PIER A ol sight ; long sighted. [s¥ole; 13’@%.!}30‘.’3;5’, [aV¥ole] 5@ c. BRAR, BwdR disiga, dishiga, s. gy ut A cloth merchant, mercer. 2. a tailor. Ug =2, a man of great deliberation, one who sees a great way. ©weT 2eto stand at a distance. - T. B. BRIV dUsisu, Sce BN under &8 LY LR P Py 10, 13 8 &%, Twd InAT g long stage, TwT Hwegrd el M Jo 8 — VL ) cele | froms T. B, BRY> dilfu, [w9] 5. Dust, Bt 2w 8r3] adj. Abject, humble, fawning, obse- 28 dust to settle, BRFY TWRYN TwgT to he quious, reduced to dust. 7 y (m'j, C. D\, B> debbe, debbalu, s. A Py Ak d@?fi d‘tZ,Z'i/fa, 8. Ndatchni or black blow, stroke. T%, 3%, T Awgh, £t md, [s) mustard. NI %, 2% to be beaten, receive a blow. %5 #» (ot Cfiu@?g ditlita, s Sacred ashes over YR, T3 82y W, U Shenein, T TR to beat, e which incantations have been repeated. @w strike. @% @0 520 one who often gets beaten. IR ¥3 =& to apply such. T. B. Bo& devasa, See d3%. S. ZS@:SJ& drikku, s. An eye. 2. sight, 5 B 8503 devva, [235] s. A demon, evil e seeing. T,7Rw@NI® Shiva, as having an eye spirit, spectre, phantom. 2= 7% a foul wind, of fire for his weapon. oy 8o g high wind, tempest, hurricane. S. ZS@Z}: dridha, adj. Firm, stable, hard, glutton. 853 3 a haunted house. ame, 1t massive, solid. 2. able, powerful. 3. much. aspersty =, to keep away an evil spirit by incanta- 9.1 exceeding. 3 @ to be firm. tion. 5 o3 the chief of the hobgoblins. o D’Q)fi us’% a firm mind. B3y WREW, BTy TVRBEW, T3, oRBY an evil e, %8 Bo3F g ghark. 55@'&@3@%%, | (0¥ =9 b | il a strict charge, @R a strong body. () spirit to possess a person. 23‘3:3 DB to exor- #20N g powerful man. cise, dispossess. excessive pain. 3 pr it Sy 303 g frightful, ugly face. (,vo.lbg 2enA, S. 5@&")(’5 dripada, s, The name of a king, N9 =2 [ father of Droupadi. Baly BegH, By To QPET ffgjo to be affected by an evil spirit. 33 3% the ealamities attribu- s. 55@55 drishya, adj. Visible. =odws 3 ni}?tfli- 1 ted to an evil spirit. % seen by the mind. w3 %y seen by the f people, (o] O] 22 fv [s] R Q) 35 visible and invisible, ap- T. B, B3, BR deshe, dese, [t and 25] pearing and disappearing. pe s. A point of the compass. 2. condition, state. o 155 8. Zj@?:')\ drishia, adj. Seen, visible, ap- 3. fortune, luck. @™zF3, #&, 3 had luck. parent. e B8 good fortune, ©BBm a regent of one of the quarters. BERRRWI to prosper. 8. d@'fi@ o8 drishtdnta, s. An example, . TIRER (] '@ torun away. TP IR du’e}ifl&to be illustration, metaphor, parable, instance, scattered. TBMed, TFen08, TIWIIIY arich, proof, evidence. 2. science. 3. death. fie) The plant lucky, or prosperous man. S9y°® B@RC to shew an illustration. [afp<rE) c. 3ROMoB deseyinda, postposition, 3 3D to quote an example. D, 399,0839A o o ok From, by. evidently. I8 s. 5@23\ drishti, s. Sight, seeing. 2. an C. BB, BeoFH, BeFoB, Bed > déku, Jety ¥ eye. D% 9l Be¢H the influence of evil eyes, dénku, dékddu, dékidu, v. n. To creep Tydh™ to see. Tydy S#® to look stedfastly. or slide along the ground on the posteriors, sl 4y Hag? ) 3 085 to remove the effects of evil eyes. or on the hands and knees, to crawl. 3 YEI)T&-@' C. BoRIBRw> dengu-devalu, s, The H. ZEQQQG)) dékhilu, adj. Of or belonging venereal disease. to. 2. all, whole. ) rel"“'“mh' R C 5@%? de/ck]tfid]a, s. Fan, sport, T. B. DAY dégala, [2emoc]s, A tem- el 0¥ pastime, amusement. ple, church, pagoda. i1 C. AR, BRD, SRED:, SRBLD, T. B. BeR0 dégula, [5c=200] s, The race e}&f degatu, degadu,degati-bidu, degadi- or caste of demi-gods. 2. a temple. ¢ Al | Mdu, v, @. To make flee, chase, rout. 3 C. 837\)39) dégula, adj. Waste, ruined, de- 73&3‘{)353)% TReRWrIBOIIR IHEF he is the " solate, untilled. man that is able to chase the hostile force. H. —569’3 dc’?}(l, s. Giving. Sk&» Bk taking i ghph * T B2BRTIS IR RDRIVTR DT BIF hero- and giving. il ism is to make the coward flee. 8. BedeRo dédipya, adj, Bright, rilliant, )7 o !-.»- d ) lustrous, radiant. . B. L@;;?Jis dennavattana, Jo — N 3eed 303 o~ ? s. Be < i N> déva-Lhimi, s. Heaven. 2 5 &t T. B 8@@3 débe, )% adj. Awkward, use BeeS Sl a disagreeable face a fine country. the o less, foolish. BeBR FoNT g an awkward man. 15,0 S. 23‘6350"5393 de’va—mani, s. A mnatural le, pag 8. 5@553 déya, adj. Fit, or proper for a gift curl in the hair of a horse which, according 0= S, '8333 déva, s. A deity, god. 2. a king to its position, is regarded as ominous or aus- B WD Bs TooT g concern which belongs or relates picious, and to which particular regard is had harg 2 an ornament to God. S:33ya goddess. BkFFF 0 the demi- in the purchase of horses. (. Bi gods. round a horse’s neck. 3. the jewel of Krishna. s ofy 8. DesS, BeSdeBed dévaki, dévaki- . BeRBRIVBYT déva-mdtrika, adj. i ape, Watered by rain, as applied to corn land. dévi, s. Krishna’s mother. F¥R Soud i ig;;(; Krishna. C. z?g;iafimcigj déva-mddala, s. A large T;JE G‘Jd 8. Bexszeoedd dévakdnchane, s. A tree kind of bitter orange or citron. 3 ;\‘v:fl so called. 8. BesBIORE déva-ndrga, s. Correct ¢ Ay S. BesSRoR déva-gange, s. The celestial conduct. 2. the posteriors. 3 \ ii““ 0 Ganges. 8. z?escfiog;? déva-yagnya, s. The hima 0ls or burnt saérifice. 8. Zggxfis)od dévachhehhanda, s. A necklace composed of 100 strings v 8. BeS0T0S déva-ydna, s. The vehicle ship H. 0e30 devadi, s. A palace. 2. athresh- of any deity. old. 3. a tent. B3] T fo pitch a tent. ) (003 o S. 23'3350"35@5 CZC’,U[[-]/CZ?Z@, s. The daugh- (urey [ s. O38 dévate, s. Any object masculine, ter of Shukra. v (W) [/ feminine, or neuter, receiving divine honours, S. '58355 dévara, s. A husband’s brother; 0t i homage, or worship. BLIBRTY, BRITTOD the (en but especially his younger brother. demi-gods. Bz BobF the conduct of a (0 ) (Il Y] S. '56588&@ dc’vam’zi(l, s. A Thusband’s deity. BS® Pié3 73 worship of a god. R younger brother. BFBRe3 his wife. \Y) 8. BeR3Q dévatwa, s. Divinity, the ab- 20, Ty m stract attribute of a divine being. 2 iden- S. TesSToR déva-ranga, s. Thecentre of Water { tification with a deity, deification. a temple. (]l'ag a1 S. s. & c. BeRTR0S devara-mane, S. Z?QK’)@_@_D déva-datta, s. The conch of 2a=e I 3 o does the fo, pe 2. one of the vital airs, that which God’s houge, S wgPBR BT Arjun. Search f; dog distinguish God’s house ? (prov. used of is expelled in yawning. 3. some one, a cer- 3'»3333?:: tain one. one who has no sense of propriety). - 4, given by God. Lc}licf of [-4 C. BeSOR> dévarisi, v.a. To beg hum- / S, 73.'\:5-(53&) déva-ddru, s, A cedar, b o \ 34 ¢ bly, implore, solicit. 5. BeRTI0P, BeNsevend déva- di.&t{i\-t - §. WeRT> deévary, s. God, the deity, a d(t’}/d, dévatd-uttdra, s. Lands allot- Q@l\\\kysv, deity. This word is often applied, as an ety ted free of rent, forthe support of pagodas. honorific title, to persons of superior rank. \ Ney 1 S. c)QfiCSD?\) déva-ddst, s. A courtezan. ) B3I BoBHI one who professes to be TSI Iatupg 8. BeST0BY déva-dundubhi, s, A filled with the deity, an enthusiast. lef g, drum of the gods. B to speak, as under the inspiration of a S. 3@55@3 déva-dita, s. An angel. deity. i 0l 1.7 Geg S, B3 dévana, s. Sport, play, pastime. S. 2‘53356) dévala, s. A certain hermit or 4 sty 2. any deity. 3 a cloud. SRS @y a bat sage. fog » or lapwing. S. BeReT ddvalaka, s An officiating it . BeBTRE dévandm-paina, s. The priest. fort of St. David’s on the Coromandel coast. Wapg — —— S. zfie;fiéagf (](:’L'a-l()'k(l, s. Heaven, pa- 8. O C)u dévandla, s, A reed. radise, the abode of the gods. Qw x\\ce ‘WY & 8. ) (SIS déva-bhiijas s. The tree of s. BeRIPE S déva~vardhaki, s Vish- Sl a Paradise. wakarma, the . rtist of the gods. 1 [y W \“,(’E 5 60 - e 539553 Lcaven 8. DI Q deva-st,’uma, s. A temple country BiBec80 Wewary to become exiled the house of God. or banished ZQ%@CJ a sojourner aveller il mtt T. B, BeSY dévala, [Simoe] s. A tem- 8. BeP0e59T désh-dehdra, s. The cus- ceonding ple, pagoda, chape 1 church. tom or usage of a country. 5 01 AU IS 0N AYe] e dévakshmd- s. B3RS déshdhlipati, s. A sover- I(L 18 ad dhara, dévddri, s, Mount Meru. eign, king, ruler. AN C. DYTVOARBITy dévdngadavaru, s. A BeBRPOA déshd-bhdga, s. The divi- [ class of weaver «,,( FONRT 00, »,QNV onRT X, R sion of a country. B BIYD R IW g class of »” Il[l, o) wandering religious mendicants. an ape Jand. TeSRTWeRI> dévddlhi-dévanu S. C. BETI0D G002 déshdi, désdi, W Al 15| The God of gods. s. A chief man among linga merchants . Be3 EPSDIT o> dévandm-pri wyanu, BeFO08 déshdvdra, adj. Foreign, (Conrett s. A stubborn, obstinate man. exotic, imported . A present, gift, alms. ckzneTBe® imported betel nut 8. TR=9D dévdri, s. A giant,the foe of the n gods. TedT, BeAR déshika, désiga, s. A spiritual guide or teacher 2. a sojourner, A D) g3 dévdrchane, s. Divine wor stranger, traveller Th ship. 8. BedeUOR déshi-rdga, s. The name of 8. Bedw3Id dév alaja, s. A temple, a tune. Thet d ] church, chapel S. [AE? dC‘S]ljfl, s. The language of a coun- TEN dévi, s. Any female divinity, any wife 5] try adj. Of or belonging to a country. s Drotl of the demi-gods. 2. Pdrvati (3} queein. S "56“0'5 déha, s. The body @k corporeal 3 O, Q dévt, s. The small-pox. imbodied, having a body. ©¢® #c@S penance, 5] \“\\ Al 2 N s \gw@gs dévu, dévi-kollu, mortification TLXxe TWo o to mortify the v, a. To take rice, . with the hand out of e body. 8@ TR, fatigue of bedy “ Q@ fidm, water 1n hich it has been washed 2. to TML (f 3¢ TFT the constitution. DLW IRV crea~- -9 P drag a river for any thing lost, to feel, search tures L,' HTIB gbsence of mind. mg&j W for, especially in water. TP to cause to Gy Z_’:QYJTJ: 207 kindred. ©'® @528 g call of na- ey ° search for, ture. 3D D S0 the senses -9 L\/ I % B, bodily -9 L« ° M 4 8. TERe0T), BeweD dévdndra, dévésha purif arion. ® F333 bodily e exer cise, as [chief of the gods] s. Indra. L(uhm“, &e. il al ‘ o o’ % s. The threshold of a door . 03 désha, s. A country, territory, land 8. wew déh To %* - district, region TR FTo o FIR3 the A (] 0] s, A husband. ©3 T. B. uéa deit country, times, and news, as forming three aw 1&. of general nterest and -9 objects mnquiry S. c) e 639, 7ot deitéya, deitya, $ % S B3 1oes, B3 BT the custom, character, or {%(Jn of <~3j Ag ant, t n, demon. Tgego [1pe p 0 nature of a country /3 7t one who has W the giants. édz % the mischief done — ]\1\ left his country TR eTore to travel C by the giants 335 ©8 the chief of the giants, €y a travellex o3 missed, lost, ab- P &3 Z& 8 FIOF 2 v deed of the giants. Ld./?'f,.l 1 3 B3 2y o ».‘\u'u sconded ® the register of )3 (4 WD O, e ) ®o3, U338y BEF Vishnu, the b ) o a district 3¢3a0d g chief native revenue of- destroyer of the giants. 2 5 il I ik ficer. [4 FUFAT g public accountant or S a nat l'\L inhabi 1 $C, deir tya, s. Meanness, covetousness. clerk. =33 3 D itant. 2. the ap- - poverty. U- humbleness. 4, Serviilvy 3 mong brah- 9 Lk 2y 3 gy peliation of a particular class [ e 201 S £ )& an hum vie, Cringing fawning, D’ or mans servile disposition. (& 23R Mian. ON % a Ppoor s. & c. o = <9 bl (&N N déshaduppu, s A A ael 4‘.‘/‘ 2 destiny fate Q0 Ué'j deiva, s. sand us ed in polishing 1\1 ( < fortun (3 ) P yvil PITILL 1 | one of _9 # D o u\j (]r e]c(llc tara, O A foreign t modes of marriage. Of or belon 11 /((//l ady ~ U oL Y w BRB C‘S;S&“) to divinity or deity, divine, celestial, &c. &3 C. BDROD donde, s A burden, bundle. Tl S TS, RF ToFYy of divine origin. ;éav c. 8@023 donne, s. A leaf cup. wwodk & } It 85 a divine act BITRRT; BT SwiR, I R D a large ear. Twodg Boow BTy g leaf cup duran oS o3, fate, God’s decree. T3S e g di- full of ghee SwodSe B to form a leaf cup. 00¢ ne vine nature. R PES, ‘93"_" ToPS, zfé:rm gTeat 0 TwiodR T to set outb leaf cups. Tw the help of God 83¥%,_an astrologer, C. Do, Bwwond domba, dombara, fortune teller RFE |, TIFBDB 3 female 3 i s. A tumbler, mountebank, posture master. fortune teller 2. a lizard, which is supposed ) BRoWE, BROWTY, BRoWF, BRoWTTRD a wo- by the natives to foretel events by chirping man of this class Bwowd BE g tumbler’s 3% B¢ devotedness to God 33 WY divine TExon, power. pole TwowT# tumbling. BRoWT DRRYY & (. D40 tumbler’s drum. [ 8. BYSB deivata, s. god or deity adj C. Bwoed dombi, s. A multitude, mob ) Lo Of or relating to a god an uproar, confused noise, the confusion of ( bvghd B SBRTATS deiva-diishape, s, Blas- battle owdR, Bwold7ed one who raises a ! Ba phemy mob cwor wRY g street quarrel. BweoW J5 {, D® - ° 8. BYS0Zd J'o's detwvdnugraha, s. The Bwo en Ao to make an uproar. “eodk FoF g attl divine favour confused testimony. wo2lg F3;5330% confused. here § 8. YT dewika, s. A prophet, fortune ale gep C. BDRoNTOR0O dombi-ddsari, s. A teller. m«,\,r kind of stage player. DYV T dewika, s. A visitation from God C. DWODT> dommaru, s. Tumblers, ( k) S 'Dém)\ T deishtika, s. A predestinarian, posture masters Rel g fatalist C u,.s C. B0 dommalu, s, The breast, 2. heart, courage. A. C. BROR donga, s. Anox. Twor Ben bosom, chest. W SwonR BWReENRSN, Twond 0 an ox’s dewlap. C. BRAD dogaru, [&weniT] s. Concavity, b ol $HAD Shiva, dressed in the skin of an ox, hollow. 2ent &) a deep sore. "F{fi@’u\fa toqo \l and having an ox on his standard 7D the hollow of the eye. A W C. DWOART dmyara, s. A hollow, conca- C BRARD» dOJGJZ, v. a. To take out T & O lote) < Wty vity, ravine, hole, fissure, openin dig out, burrow, pull out with the hands, &c. - tandig 2%V to be in holes. 2. to become sunk in or (8] hollow C. ?Su’o)?TD (O») LZOJJ(LZZ(, s. Crawling, 40,34 773 &0 %w\ the crawling Krishna. A. C Z&.@O’S-Q‘? donduli, s. Multitude, Lflll Hdt C: 73.@/\3 dogyg 79U, v. n. To stoop, bow, bend mass, cluster a0 )I L“fl SR OYAS dOdd(l, adj "i‘f f BROTH domze, s. A cudgel, club mace, Great, large, big, b5) & chief, principal 3. TROFS] wéj the blow of a cudgel. ROFS WIBZ spaclous, extensive thai | wise. 4. old, ancient 5. long. 6. loud (aVC] ( RO a man Who always carries a club in his hand (:\ %‘CuJF, TR ~72 (] 3 Bwors ®0Fo a large thorn. Zwoss Sowr g thick @ 5 TUS an important business C. Ty [~ L.ufi'fi 5&300)\‘5 w33 a great or respectable b nose Cworsy BEINT Fo g large kind of man TRB 30@, TRR I a f‘fihe) S eldel bl(,- [ chillee. ther the husband of a mother’s elder shore D ) o Bwo8, Bwo3s donti, donte, s. sister. :3 3] CWRE N'S BRE D a mother’s ot il JO% R, waw 3, pile of vessels placed one above another 2. elder sister. 2. the wife of a father’s elder u U a pair Twod®) to pile up vessels. ©wod w¥ brother twad $wS the chief ruler the first tl}_w I a double bracelet Cwod VwidR a double ar- g in authority at any place ; the senior member chitrave. Twodg T g double fruit of a firm, or master of a business, &c ?wed 4 C. w@w] -9 T. B. G003 donda, |5%] 5. A couple, R (A 238 g kind of paddy 3 ¥ a long LT pair, brace 2. a complicated disease [aNcle) (T time. ©w3d 23, (great sleep) death dem,? AN T2 the two feet. S03 39 a female who has reached the age of [} TU dwad $Fy, ©c3T the distinction of A. C. Bwolng donduli, s, Mass, collec- puberty I‘Mul [ [V ore i VA A) fll“ tion, heap ank, age, or size, 2, respect thu da Iy 56 2 P BRB TR dle main street. [sN¥cke N Q @3 2 the chief or h(ad in- obtain .for one’s self. 2. to be caught, en- habitant owd @9¢, great patience, long en- snared, entangled BRTFRoB, BWIET gbtaln- z‘\;sam aal durance. 0 a brother elder than the ed, found TWTFI to cause to obtain. [acle] eal (), one next senior to one self ORB 5033 F & one who has obtained or procured great courage, Tw3d IR g fast walk [a¥cYe s, [a¥0) C. DT dore, s. A master, lord, king, ruler tbart, 33, B3 N F oreatness 2. excellence 2. profit 4. a broad 4., loftiness 3. equality, likeness. JIENGH 3. riches, power ostentation and thin gold bracelet w3 o7 king’s son. pride 4 W owd Y important or good new: [sVCle] a king’s pageantry. A,J‘ESS 3 sove- Mer's oed Tond g respectable or reputable con- reign prerogative, kingly rule L,\/Dstf;l'u y O [ o) nexion BRB IwoT beef, B833F one in the employment of or belong C. BRDT dodda-maddu, s Sal g to a king. Bwl38Te In® to rule. a¥cle] ammoniac, BRFE, Swiahs © SHhHEg one who presumes o, C. BT a“naod)‘m@ dodda-munjhdne, and takes too much upon himself: BeB 0, 15100 0 s Dnly before sunrise. a mistress, lady, queen. w3 T, coronation. ra1ses 4 a-J, C. Bl doddi, s. A pound for confining “es TY W) to crown, anoint a king Th cattle 2. a road, way. 3. a store or shop A. C. BRNE dorme, s. A harlot gl A n‘ where iron, timber, and building materials A. C. Bl® dokilu, adj. Clear spotless are generally kept Bwd OB, Sed O Bw L6 d Ps; pellucid Zan to pound R 3 pounded cattle C. BReT> @R, BRETONTB, Bl C. BB Voo doddi-pdshina, s . TILDICR Red arsenic, used as a caustic, &c. 7?08"53 doka, dogu, dékyddu, dbgyd- dit, v. n C. BR] é? doddile, s. A large sour orange To crawl or hitch in a sittine reash posture, or on the hands and knees, or lying C. BT dodde, s. Thebat used at tip-cat flatwise, as a child v. @ To grubup grass. C. 84’«)73 o~ dod(lesa, s. Dancing in time TweN FeoBy T to be chafed or abraded OnC A to a guitar, &c. as the gkin, &ec. & A. C. B done, s A quiver, arrow case. S. '§®°A ) d(}JdfiTZ, s. A cowherd. zwg 2 water standing on a rock. DR, LD fake 00 ?\ a nnlch cow. standing water on a rock Is & A. C. BRT dodde, s, 2 a C. BReeSd, Bwoe 023y ddchu, di- ng; An army 3. war. DR ¢ TR multitude, assembly chi-kollu, v. a. To plunder, carry off, rob, TRD devastate. a confused fight, a battle of infantry:. B PO BetRY to be devas- o, e BeP Sgrortidedo FeroYTo 88 23 he had the tated. 2. to carry off. 0P, hig, chariot horse trained to run in battle, C. B0 diti, s. A long pole with a hook il C. B3y donne, See twos at the end of it, used to gather leaves, flowers, ) m‘l C. DO BREND, BRNZTRD dob- fruits, &c. o bu, dobbidu, dobbi-kodu, v. 4. To T. B. TUoQ doni, [@9)r¢t]s. Alarge boat shove, push, postpone, put off L.A.@'Zu #wefo 2. a spout 3. an oval basin 4. a trouch to get pushed e @ to push mutua]ly 5. an issue from a pond TYo Bwked g stone 2w ¥ pushing, shoving T TWW) to pass trough or water spout. 3% Zweed the chan- time. TR T, , T B, Bwd) TeBY o remove nel of a tank sluice. S Bweed g vessel in corn, &c., to another place. which sour gruel, &c. for cattle is kept, @wg A. C. B x> dommalisu, v n Ta 3 ®g theslab on which the water from a spout falls frisk, as cattle in play Bkl Zol a large belly ¢. BT, Bwidod> doraku, doranku, C. DP°3 dUt?‘(l, s. A Hindu’s lower gar- t, v. n. To be received, got, obtained, procured ment, the cloth round his loins found. Generally used impersonally with C. BRED ) ddpu, s. Plundering, robbing, the dative case. CwlFnYo, TwdE BRFY to stripping of eyery thing. 563 t“if@gfi) dgs@ =] [85¢] £ @ C. Zg«@’if)) ddme, s. A musquito. RSBR S. Z?J@Q&?\ dishe, s. Night, ©weTT the 7y O a musquito curtain. moon. Ze¢peB an evil spirit. 8 b, C. BeRNNG domé-gida, s. A tree so T. B. BR® ddsa, See 2o sist; called. 5 Ty C. 8@@"{3 ddse, See twi3. TBs By Z?».@Q'd dora, [@%%] s. A door. . Z&,@Qfilfib ddstdnu, s. A fence for the 5 e €. DReTTI0DW, BeTRo0d, Bueed arm. 2 a friend. Zwr friendship. 8. BReE3, Swemd déhada, déhana, 8 Ty T2, Boedrodds dira-kdi, dira- s. Wish, desire ; longing in pregnancy. 2. gdi, déra-hanpu, dire-gdi, s. A fruit milking. Begmsse g longing woman. almost ripe. 1 dgy T. B. Bessoyd dirakdpura, [mgs s. Bwexy, Bwexny déhala, déhala, %3] s. The city Dwéraka, where Krishna s. Desire, will, wish. 2. the lin-plant tree, :r 0 reigned. in which Bramhe is made to reside, and in which he is worshipped at the commence- T. B. BW?000 dira-banda, [oguets] L-wfll J N s. A door-frame. ment of building a new village. 2. a door-fastening. Slaye C. Z&.@Qfijo dolu, adj. Loose, flowing, as a C. gu@g'd’*w‘?d dora-hdra, s. A pearl neck- \h\)( garment. 9 lace. & SN C. B> dilu, s. A dram Baowd 2wedd § 0 3§ S. Z&@Q&J)JE' dzg du’r—mad)’zya, s. The chest. a tumbler’s drum. ” ol 3 € S. 8@353@&'@ dor-m zi/’a, S. fl‘he armpib. 7 C. T 98> doutu, v. a. To shake corn soas f S. BRVE B, WeeBEo - (& A dr-late, dor- h W to separate the chaff. 8 W g all danda, s. The arms. Twiwre F3,03 strik- C. T o8> doudu, s. A military expedition, b Y ing the arms, as a mode of challenge. incursion, invasion, campaign, 2. a gallop. 8. Bwexme S dir-hanana, s. Akingso Tome@), TR 3@ to make an incursion, to called. pillage. TIB WA to gallop. TR fl@ga to 1 gy At be invaded. LR G- zg\fe)i"?) ddshi, s. A hole, aperture, open- Bwed e g toothless mouth. TR d C. 098 doutt, s. An inkstand. T8 fiofié’? Tithey, ing. a small inkstand. Tecgpty o» teeth of which some are gone. 3. elay C. 3@33 déshe, s. A cake of rice-flour baked S .—738 doutya, s. Of or belonging to a A reck on a potsherd or iron plate, &c. T DegD g Spy or messenger. 3.‘3]}.}1-} f cake of materials prepared the day previous, 8. 008,09 dour-dtmya, s. Wicked- Iy« a leavened cake. ®:@w<3 a cake made of fresh ness, badness, extortion. Gy, materials: 300858 2wk3 a cake with fenu- H. O 930> douru, s. The skirt or lower part B greek in it. Fwyp 0 Swid a superior kind of of a coaf. Y cake made with pounded cocoanut, milk, su- Tl \“l’&‘@ 8. T OREYp dour-balya, s. Weakness, it gar, &c. Swed 359 an iron plate for bak- infirmity. ing these cakes. Q%d FSDo BeBIY BRSR Tongy eyt every body’s cake is holed (every one has his 8. TOTNE A S dour-bhdgya, s. Poverty, wretchedness, unhappiness, misery. faults.) L Tgpay H. 337@85‘39 doulattu, s. Rule, govern- S. '8,@@‘:{")\ d()'sfid, s. Fault, defect, blemish. ment. 2. sin, offence, crime. 3. error, mistake. 4. When s. T o590F douvdrika, s. A porter, door- bad signs or symptoms in sickness foreboding b (fia‘(‘g“ § death. 5. the arm. 6. night. WHFD g keeper. R ’:}\JJ sinner, an evil doer. 9. an inferior or low 8. 50&@)3> doukitranu, s. A daugh- long et § person. Bees R had luck. "5@“:*%@ D g ter’s son. wise or learned physician or sage. Twts T S. ”(5:365@C5 dou-hrida, s. The womb. oo gy God, the forgiver of sin. Bwgmps Togee o 5,0 a pregnant woman. O‘Wurd 2> to confess one’s sins. BRI to expose one’s S. 5383 dyuti, s. Light, brightness, splen- gy - gelf when very ill, by violating regimen, &ec. dour, beauty. AN N (] »~ 64 BT ZS%S o9 ity 4. athief. 5. a S. ZJJJnS':SJg% a’yu—mam’, s. The sun. tillation. 3 a quality. Al TTY, pursuer. 6. a lecher. S. CSJQ DN dyumna, s, Wealth, prope ubstance. 2. strength, power. S. TYNT drdvika, s. A distiller. 2. saliva. 8. BB dyushada, s, A god or deity. s. 0333 drdvida-désha, s The o Tamil country, or coast of Coromandel, from o forfhe 8. Bwes dyita, s . Gambling D) © aming. Madras to Cape Comorin. Tw;8meT g gambler. dhait, 8. T {’5 (Z}/ufa, s. Sunshine, light, lus- S. zsafi; oS, drdkski, drdkshe, s 4 [} tre, heat. A grape. T3)ER B, grapes. B® G:))-S- all raisins. D)% the large black grape. 8. BRYITHR dyddhuni, s. The celestial g vy, the grape vine. T2)3. OF wine, ihalt Ganges, juice of the grape. nt ey 8. 9@3& dradhishtha, adj. Very hardor 8. T9)F 200305083 drdkshdrdma-wdti, qud b firm. s. A place of pilgrimage. mencee S, 9*{3 (_\{ dra pfisa, s. Thin or diluted curds. 2. slaver, saliva. S. Cfiy dru, See o). S. dy‘f)ozfi drughana, s. A mace, mallet, ng, 84 8. O)= drava, s Juice, exudation, wetness. 2 saliva. 3. fusion. an iron weapon made like a carpenter’s 4. flight. 5. sport. (L hammer. 2. an axe, hatchet. 8. B3¢0 dravana, s, Fusion. 2. drop- ping, exuding. 8. ©)¢d druni, s. A turtle, tortoise. (o 9 8. 858 druta, adj. Speedy. 2. melted, 8. D)V dravipa, s. Wealth, property, substance. 3. gold. fused. 3. liquid, fluid. s. Quick time (in 2. strength, power. music). 4 s, 8. )0 dravisu, v. n. To drop, exude. (] D S. B9)3> druma, s. A tree in general, S. @%gjz?gfi dravila-désha, s. The Ta- ), 10 —~ 9 g mil country. 3;d¥ o © = the Tamil language. LON 3= the tree of paradise. CR0] 8. 080> drukinany, s. Bramha, the S. 9?’){8 dravya, s. Wealth, property, riches, substance. creator. 2. substance, thing, the S. B L& drélm, s. A measure of capa- receptacle or substratum of properties, &e. 3. elementary substance, nine kinds of which city containing 291b. 2. a scorpion. 3. the ging 0} are reckoned ; preceptor of the Pdndu princes. as, earth, water, fire, air, 4 ether, time, space, soul, and intellect. S. fi@gmf@%‘) dréna-kdka, s. A raven, Widk brass. 5. a stake, wager. 6. a drug, medi- 2. the carrion crow cament, any thing used as medicine. 5% 8. B 39% drdni, s. An oval basin, shaped %, B,5308 a man of wealth. Jowe! i 55@%&) a like a boat, with an aperture in front, and rich place. o)y F9070 to obtain money by used for pouring water. 2. the chasm be- dint of application. et 8)% 3253 hiding tween two mountains. See Twges, money in the earth. 3,53y=rd “the amass- ment of wealth., 3,733033 the enjoyment S. 25)@3’05 droha, s. Treason, treachery, be- traying confidence or trust, rebellion, revolt. § Dol of wealth. 8,533 covetousness, love of 2. mischief, malice, trespass, injury. 998 money. 8)73,0=3 a composition, which, a traitor, betrayer. no ©e)s% g traitor to o oreth when rubbed on the hand, enables a person his spiritual guide. Ao ©w k% g traitor to discover hidden property. to his sovereign or master. &)39) flufbb/-ggo a i p\rtéf : S. C)_-DJQOIQJKJ)\GS di’(ig]li§fi[f(l, adj. Very long, traitor to his father. 33 @)% one who has longest. been guilty of a hundred acts of treason. (i i } 8. o8 drabhe, s. A drab, slut. adj. 308 Tw)t% Parashurdma, who killed his awkward, useless. o9)% J59 a vulgarism, a own mother. %92)8) k% one who betrays e low word. T)EDFTS an awkward, useless his own brother, Vibhishana. €35 ©2,;%% one man. )BT a disagreeable face. who ruins himself, Bhishmdchdrya, who pfzfi‘ il killed himself, 8 @)% one who betrays S. 633‘35 drdévaka, s. Ointment, 2. dis- 565 | TYR t"?og 5653 03 his friend. 2w )T B0, Be)E® cheg (&) ™ to 8, aogedbé dwi-jdti, s. A brahman, meditate evil. Kshatriya or Vaishya. 8. 920 droupadi, s. The wife of the five Pdndau princes. S. &oge‘«i& dwijifiwd, [double tongued] S. A snake. Byw@y™ (a double tongued 8. TQotk dwandwa, s. A pair, couple, o dh brace. 2 person) an informer, rogue, scoundrel, thief. Plal strife, dispute. 3. a form of . DB dwitaya, s. A couple, pair. s grammatical combination, uniting two or more words in the same case properly sepa- s. OQ 8@653 dwitlya, adj. Second. 3¢ LWV rated by a conjunction; as, Tead UF 50 S5, (in gram.) the second or accusative 1 To case. s. The second lunar day of either Rdma and Lakshmana. Z';SCZ'LS CC‘/‘\)\)% Single 6o combat. fortnight. iy s. 08¢ dwitwa, s. A double consonant. 5 75, S. 5508653 dwaya, s, A pair, couple, two. ' ByON two. S. oA 8 dwidhdgati, s. A crocodile, i 8. o003 dwddusha, adj. Twelve. s. 0D TR dwi-pa, dwi-rada, s 4 Jerer 8. TNBTO3, dwddashdtma, s, The sun. An elephant. o 0, QAT 8. G008 dwddashi, s. The twelfth lunar 8. Doggos dwi-bhdshi, [speaking two (]l’lllgl day of either fortnight. languages] s. An interpreter, dubash, or gadd 8. TRITDR dwdpara-yuga, s, The butler. Uno third age of the world comprising 864,000 S. &cg'd?\“}§ dwi-rasana, s. A snake, years. § 76 serpent. 8. 33‘00813 dwdra, s. A door, gate, a hole. 2. S. &OS‘C‘))QT{') dwz'-rejofia, s. The large black (, ‘1)*5 ( a means, expedient, medium or way by which bee. eY), T any thing takes place or is effected. 243 1 mge S. a&a")\éjg ; b{g‘&")\d dwishattu, dwi- <t FoVF, T 7 g porter, door-keeper. Tog3 cho § h Q) 3), 333 2053 a lock, bolt, padlock. o3 F shada, s. An enemy, foe. fisteng =28 a door or door panels. S. DTY S dwi-halya, adj. Twice ploughed. By && 8. Qe dwipa, s. An island. %3, A c‘saog'd%f, z‘so&zfifiw@b, TNV, T the seven concentric islands or continents into togy I U8 dwdraka, dwdrakdpuri, & which Hindus divide the earth. 9 dwdravats, dwdrdvati, s. The city lh\mm ( where Krishna reigned. s. Deed dwipt, s A royal tiger. B¢ w3 59w a hunting leopard. Lo 8. O, DT dwi, dwika, adj. Two, 3 S s. B0 dwésha, s. Enmity, hatred. 3t g bl nves double, two-fold. By, twice P ploughed. 2% to hate, dislike. Zy¢¥ an enemy, foe. + W), 8. ONARDIOV dwigu-samdsa, s A By, S. “SOSQ%@ dwéshtri, s. An enemy. adj. particular example in grammar. I [ ‘&;E{ Hating, inimical. fry e 1 S. é&%fi d’wl_'].(l, [twice born] s, A brahman, S. chgég, 8&55:&35 dweita, dweita- whose investiture with the sacred thread 38 mata, s. The sect that regards God and constitutes religiously and metaphorically matter as distinct. 338 one of this sect. 1 Y] ¢ | their second birth. In this sense it may be ey applied to the Kshatriya and Vaishya. 2. S. 8:3 é'fi‘oo‘f)as dweipdyana, s. Vydsa, the author or compiler of the Vedas and Pu- Cg,”t' Y an oviparous animal; as a bird, snake, fish, ranas. I’rl}\;gssl &e. first born in the shell, and in the second [, Bt instance produced from it. 3. a tooth, there ' \in; %;g S. Z:‘ZSO R508y dwei-md?ri, s. Anameof being a first and second set. Ganésha. ) " 8. &0 dwija-rdja, s. The moon. 2 Ai!}g iy S. 8{3 é&mfia;fi dwei-hdyana, s. A space G;w"uda the sovereign of the feathered tribe. of two years. mm:j“; { It AAAANNAN t&r: &) l ‘q’jjfi: My, 566 9 i A TOM may 3 U nened thie 'Qfl dha, The thirty-seventh letter of the al- C. PpEo0doR dhaddisu, v, a. To ram, phabet, the aspirate of the preceding, and ex- stuff in 11 pressed by dh. C. B dhadi, s. Apartition or fence, 2. an Bt C. PoTWeTdmeT dhanddrd-hiku, o elephant’s trappings 3. a border sative 7. To proclaim by beat of drum or tom-tom C ZSS dhadda, adj. Dull, stupid. 33 2o ithe > [«] éoifi@ dhandhane, s, Delay, procrasti- < a stupid work 32 e g dull mind @ ation, 83 stupidity, dulness 33D, ‘BB mm%, [»] nal @3 9 g numskull, dolt, blockhead o2 astus C 2‘550&5;0%&90\»‘@63 dhakkd-mulklki- g TOCLR pid woman [ ToBd g stupid widow mddi, v. a. To set upon a person, to make il ft, + a peremptory demand. C. PAART dhanagara, s. A shepherd T. B. G08 dhani, See 5o c. Zfi/\zfifiaofia;fi:@@ao/\o ?fi/\d NED I dfia- d/zagaddfiagajaynafza wdg, o3 dhana, s Riches, wealth, treasure, sty O property (afSTa] gaddhagisu, v, n. To sparkle, glitter, burn T3 adj. Liberal, generous BRT A 0n% twinkling stars & Kubéra, the cod of wealth 533 3 yihiel Shiva, friend of Kubéra TOF, BIT0B g rich & dhata, s. A balance pair of scales man C Zfi&i dhata, adj. Firm, stable, fixed &3 0 lace BERRIT 8. ©3I0RD dhananjaya, s. A name of Be$, T8 TR to be firm or stable to make firm Arjuna and Agni dwt Zfi(\m'fizg d/zanudfi/a, s. A man of Zfi(‘m@ dhatinz, s. A cotton tie or string vealth fastened round the loins, g C. P30 dhanagdvi, s A serpent &3, dhatti, s. A longnarrow cloth used to gird the loins with Zfio\ d/’zam, s. A rich man. 2. a master gt lord, ruler 38 33> dhattiya, adj. Hypoceritical msincere T. B. O dhani, [75?] s. Sound, noise, voice, & T InB 33 IRBW, B By to sound. C. 8,%> dhattisu, v. a. To obliterate, ef- Zfiaq)\ dhanishthe, s. The twenty-third face, rub out. i e lunal numswn C. 8, P& g? dhattu, dhattuli, s. 'Jl){ Fear 2 an ou my. [APSN Zfi(fiac\% dhanu, dhanussu, s. A bow. the sign Sagitiarius rsatats "d(\)‘), ot ¥ A Z:)&’)J N dhatiuge, v. n. Tobe difficult T30 trying, panful TITIFO, Ty an archer RFICF Dipdna the teacher of archery to the Pdndu princes ]Wif c. 08, dhatte, s. A stupid woman B30T g how and arrow TS0 o =9 Il L‘S archery y C Z§(5 dhada, s. Shore, bank 5 Twdadn '@58 dfimua, adj. Fortunate, well fated i {ol to wear away a bank virtuous C stfi dhadaka, s, Might strength, ?fio’_')z; dfia72/tt82, s. A tune so called ) [ 73N g strong man I prowess. S §§§QOJ® P30 3) dhanwantari, C. PIQ33, FBPBI dhuda-dhadane, dhanwantri, The physician of the gods A dhada-bhadane, The bubbling noise of C @5353 d]tdma]tu, s. A shew of autho- boiling water 2. the noise of the feet in rity running (%) l«/l.fi -8 o~ i OB, 3B BB WOXW to 21“353@ dhamani, s, A tendon a tube patter, as rain H. 9)333 dhamichi, s. A leathe thong C. PBBYN dhada-badaldyi, adv. Dis- attached to the reins of bridle for driving orderly, flurriedly. a horse 'C 7 g -3 AV 12. a 0;1 8. @02, 9 dhammilla, s. A female’s tuf kind or virtuous speech or discounrse. ==y &3 tied round the head and ornamented with bow. 13 . Yama. AT Mk 2% TR T g %D S B SeRBRD he locked the gift buffalo in the 164 flowers, pearls, &ec. 2. a 8. §O dhara, s. Price, rate. 2. a moun- mouth. BIF T8, TWFH - a just man. ing o tain. gl a\ o = F { O DT, 0 IS F R to generous man, #Fe%0 g jud t=} e, N TIF B 5.0 T3 w8y, T TR T, 8] g fix a price. %, )y TIF TodB g code of laws. dha Forw, TFIoBI the name of the oldest of S. Z‘Sdm dharana, s. Holding, possessing, - [a] s the Pdndu princes. 2. Yama or Pluto. having. 2. a tame parrot 3. an imaginary § Y E T coin of the value of eight dubs. FoFmd g public trough for watering cattle, (ple ¢ gratis. B F #Sr the superintendent of the 8. @3¢ dharani, s. The carth. TSk 3 i, | expenses of a temple. b 2 an arbitrator. P=F T a mountain. S ol I, 33330 BES earthly rule. 0 =0 F8¢ =4 the city of Lidgas hékhara, TIOF e:; efJ 3R T, [A) Se3g W3 g king. 17 80 an alms-house. @& F Towd difficulty of arbi- Li‘iphw S. Q’UDO’J‘I dlllm’(Z?z/’m, s. Vishnu, incarnate trating between two parties for fear of offend- as a boar. Tent, ing both. 2. a dilemma, difficulty of deciding fi.ag] 5 ?56:5,5% dhar-dtmeye, s. Site. between two courses of action. FSF 33 de- / nl, { ( il voted to charity. oor B8 g wedded wife. 3 8. PUTRNE dhard -sutd@, s. The planet JFAF one who desires merit. TIF SORF Hing Mars. of & integrity, uprightness. TIF ©ONT. g just S. Zfia-@y dharitri, s. The earth, Ft8x3a ] war or contest. F;HIwg THF the state or sen- king. timent of the mind. t a?m gawron g king so call- 8. OXP, BOOW®e dharisu, dhariyi- PR Pt 1 o ed, noted for integrity. (AR rere Tes mar- 0073 S#, v. @. To wear, dress, put on, assume a tyrdom. THF &N an apostate. TF T3S 3 o) form. 2. to retain in mind, hold, STy o0 Rzl god of justice. 2 a very excellent character. ™ to be firm, resolve, fix the mind. [&] ® Ploacly (o)) f}fi) BRF we$ virtuous reflection. TEF ToORNF g 2. Ges BE BBk to be unable to bear suffering. praiseworthy act. T 2\ D Jo to die. 1o $° to put on or assume of or . An eunuch. Stleng s. pRE dharsha, s for one’s self. VeoFTD HOT to decorate. e S. (= & dharshana, s. Disrespect, S 2 GO™W to observe silence. S B to Dearay (=) a Faterah % I contumely, contempt. 2. arrogance, vanity, e = put on a mask el DOT to be calm 3. frightening. 4. copulation. $TNITO TOR § $O% to enjoy fame. S Oy e 5. Zfi}fi\c—gfi% dharshani, s, A dishonest or (to put an order on the head) to obey an order i bl e g 83 unchaste woman. 2. the tail of a lion. 3. implicitly. $0% Ry to make put on. a sword or scimitar. I, g 823 O™ to assume a body, become incarnate. N MY~ ¥ nPF ©d - ~ S. —(;)30_3 dhava, s. A husband. DAY 2 o become pregnant. § k‘)u S. Z;))"fi\? dfzamla, adj. White. s. White S. Zfid dhare, s. The earth. %3 a moun- . colour. B3¢eon Shiva, with a white body. R v tain. oageon Saraswati. §R%eoB the moon, T3 Chep, p [ ci 1 Q. rity, 8. 0T dharma, s. Justice. § Q %22, a white lotus. TI¥ +8F excellent fame: A Jp liberality. . virtue, moral an d religious =] AT 1‘517) dfi({]a, s. An army. §¥ ®|¥Ew» ) g merit according to the law and the védas. 4. us < a oe an army to halt. flw l]l]\L AZC, practice, the customary observances of o D. o3, % dhdku, dhdke, s. Fear, Loy caste, sect, &c. (3} duty, especially that en- 1 7% 8new to be alarmed. R joined by the Vedas. 6. fitness, propriety. terror, alarm. [} lll(‘a 7. nature, char p ’ acter, pr C s 8. o8 hdti, s Advancing towards or LD o1y | yper or natural estate, ) confronting an enen 1V, iye }Jl‘lfy or disposition. 8. innocence, innoxiousness. g | 9, any sacrifice. 10. any peculilar or pre- C. P & dhdti, s. Haste, smartnes i 38, speed. : (léb scribed practice or duty ; thus, giving alms, 2. resemble M 1C e, li 1C1 I 01 1688, 3. method, man- 8~ ‘%w 4 9 y& ner. R 1 y h pi pon L ) y4 quick, s 16 {4 of a householder; adminis- ady. ) 5 DI per. 23 ) I ! &c., 1s thc. 4 IR 23 =2 Ao ¥ g, tering ju tl 1e TE0F of a ruler ; piety that 3. unimpeded. 1 o A oI & brahman ; courage that of a seldier. 11. to be speedy. - to be like. & ‘ 38 Sw(® to ] “Dcl“mfl 568 o3 @0 1'1 observe a person’s manner. %oR D8 the @3 R 3T cotton thread. Swtd: T8 g thread speed of a horse. 2. reading fast. TSy F2d tied round the wrist while attending to some infhe reading slowly. o) *8 the manner of read- Ry @ religious observance. ¥o@d 038 g girdle, 3! ing verse, waistband. 83 38 the thread with which NFH 8. 98, 793y, o938 dhdta, the linga is suspended round the neck. S dhdtri, dhdtdranu, s, Bramha. 2. a 7o 593 the string put in an ox’s nose, st d preserver, saviour. S. BRIV dhdrana-pdrane, s, 0 8. ©98> dhdtu, s The pulse. 2. a prin- One day fasting and one day eating, as when attle going to Tripati. ciple or humour of the body, as phlegm, wind, of the o bile. 8. any constituent part of the body, as C. U, oo0eesed dhdrane, dhd- flesh, blood, &e. 4. a primary or elementa- ranawdshi, s. Price, charge. ry substance, as earth, air, water, fire, at- f i S. E;SD'd?’aD dhdrane, s, Holding, having, mosphere. 5. the property of a primary ele- il maintaining, wearing. 2. keeping the mind ment, as odour, flavour, colour, touch, sound. collected, the breath suspended, and all na- 6. a grammatical root. 7. a fossil or mine- tural wants restrained, ral 8. red chalk. 9. the tenth year in the S. '(})*DU?/&S d}l(h’(t’f(l; s. A horse. Hindu cycle of sixty. 10. a strata or layer of earth in mountains. D3BITVBY, HoB) o S. $v0°Q3 dhdrddhara, s. A cloud, 2. | a sword. o» the pulse to beat. FeRRYEN the pulse to abate. T Jek® to observe the pulse. S. GOTPROWOT dhird-sampdta, s, A D8 Ak g gingle stroke of the pulse. D080 heavy shower of rain. Biitlg Qe —~— D RBOD to keep up one’s courage. T3S AR, C. @'DUD? dhdrdla, s. Deliberation, calm- noom the pulse to sink, as when death is ap- ness, patience, Acter o3 2. liberality, generosity. 3. proaching. =%, full pulse, strength. fluency of speech. 0T FoTFg, D0 T 5230 33, T T93T impotence. T2 %7, ) the a patient, calm, deliberate man. science of the pulse. 2. a gene- 58y B2 a verbal root. rous man. DITET WD g calm, deliberate oo e% alimentary chyle. TNV TS the ap- mind, 2. a liberal, generous disposition. 330 prr pearance of the face as angry or pleased. T0YT Tso Swe 7235 the state or sentiment of the mind. =48 2, Te0¢E Sk eloquence, fluency. d TRTIYIOA AT @ to rain heavily. DT TOA S. '@D@ dfidfi’i, s. The earth. 2. the tree Fa® to give liberally. DITVFTON PO tg Hf‘it o emblic myrobalan. 3. a nurse or foster mo- bear patiently. PTRFTIN JVBWBY o speak it ) ther. 4. a midwife, F28) THF midwifery. eloquently. . POSRY> dhdnagalu, s. Fried paddy. T. B. §DT53§’% dhdruni, [838]s. The earth. . Z’{;D?)fi dhdnika, s. A chafing dish. S. Q?Jt? dhdre, s, The sharpness of asword TWhie S POV 30 dhdnushkanu, s, Ay ar- or any cutting instrument. 2 distillation, o [} v cher. dropping, the oozing or issuing of any sub- 0D stance by continued dropping. 3. the stream S. QSD(SQS) d/'m'ng/a, s. Grain, corn in gene- ral. (%] of a jet, of water poured, &e. 4. a horse’s & ¥°T grain after being deprived of the husk. o3 TeR% nine kinds of corn paces, as trot, canter, &c. 23 590 the sharp- i grown in India. (c5s = »3y rank corn. AT ness or edge of a sword. 038 B, Ted Bwe Jeaty D235 meagre corn. 2358 83 an ear of corn. @N to pour water, as the mother upon the hand of her daughter, (which is held by 8. %> dhdma, s. A house, dwelling. 2 il (1S (Wl the father,) the water flowing to the hand of brightness, effulgence, light, splendour. the bridegroom, in token of their giving her S 29 (repository of splendour) the sun. to him in marriage. 2. a king, &c. to make S. ('T;“D'd dhdra, s. One who carries, takes, a present of land or money in the same way. or bears. T0R SNERET the time of performing this C. 0 dhdra, s. Thread. T°¢ Pt [ 3 3RBBY en- ceremony. o0 B8 given by a hand on tanglement of thread. e 728 silk thread. f) 3 which water has been poured. Dacbfiefiogg’ a \ 569 3 Z N DITARE $oTo present received in the same way. 22,33 O temptuously. 8. to disregard. £%3,8 dis- 1 TR $oBuEN By RS By IS ISR 2523 respect, insult, contempt. Ol end @ he has kept that thing, we shall not get it e @KJ@J d}lfigu]u, E&?".OUJ_] S. Fear, alarm. again, f(tJv C. afi’/_j\fi dhig{/d%", adv. Quickly, speedily, s A s. CSD'SJE)QKZ)\,‘@ dhdrishna, s. The warm hastily. § -J\z froth of milk just taken from the cow, used 1. B. »& dhita, [%,%] adj. True, correct. as a medicine. 2. firm, stable, fixed. 8. DoNET dhdrmika, adj. Virtuous, T.B. OB dhita-puta, [3,33%] s f ia TEDI0] pious, just.. Convalescence, recovering, getting well. 4 s. 2’153(553'@'&"7\9 dhdrydgni, s. Perpetual .78, @&gj dhitta, [%%] adj. Courageous. sacred fire. 2 3 " OF clever, neat, nice, well, impudent, 2. courage. W &, C. o038, 538 dhdvanta, dhdvati, shameless. %33 cleverness. BY®, bR, pEpIFH a heroic, decided s. Sorrow, distress, grief. 2. suffering. 3. (nser, D08 BB, Txos LRV, man; & clever man. fatigue, weariness. € T. B. » dhida, [3,%] adj. Fim, fixed, Te538 g to be distressed, grieved. 2. to be FR fatigued, exhausted. ToR8 J® to distress, stable. fraomg afflict. H. ORI93> dhimdku, s. Bouncing, storm- mg B3¢ TS g bouncer. f ¥0) S. ?Dd{g dhdvane, s. Cleansing, purifying, To8 R clean- S. Z{)Kf\é‘% dhishane, s Sense, wisdom, un- du\[‘ | 2. going, running, motion. derstanding; the intellect. &5®0 Brikaspati. i inst ( ing the teeth. 2. a learned man. ¥ (o} Qufi? dhdvali, s. A white cambly. 4 (e (wES e S. O N dhishnya, s. A house. 2. a star, Fo8g DoI¥ one of superior quality. 3, GIYMRT™ a cambly merchant. S. @Q dhi, s. Understanding, intellect. R al Alony 008 gensible, intelligent. 83308 a sensible & &g 9 QDB‘S?’S dhdvalya, s. Whiteness. woman. flip, A. C. ¢ dhdla, s, Effulgence,brightness, lustre. c. ey dhi-kollu, v.a.Tochallenge. A4y S. (:)Qd dhira, adj. Brave. 2. firm, steady. S,Z;’ A. C. Q0 dhdld-dhitli, s. Plea- 3. wise, sensible, learned. s. A hero. AN Cology ( sant excitement, joy, extacy. B33 bravery. BT, Befd, Torma T (Ame] €. oY dhdli, s. Pillage, sacking, plunder- a hero. o0 81T strength of argument. 2. Y W!‘)w ing. 2. alion. 3. a heap of dried cow-dung a clever disputant. cakes arranged to cook with. 4. trouble, »TS@ M Wi calamity. 5. people en masse leaving a s. Qesd d/n'"vam, s. A fisherman, boat- ALy man. 3 place from the alarm of invasion. % T‘m%’,’O tant to be plundered. oo J9@ to plunder, C. GoDTy, GodT> dhummikku, TR T to pile up dhummidu, v. n. To jump down, alight, pillage, devastate. f, (AN, cakes of dried cow-dung for cooking. 0% get down, § 15 G Vo & BR3, ¥R to plunder. 2. to run far away. €. G20D, BroRVuPw > dhummi, iy el %} =3 plunderers, pillagers. dhummu-dhilu, s. Dust. 7000 T, & gy A. C. QoBB> dhinkidu, v.n. To jump, Booond, Too0%0 dust to rise up. g leap. 8. 0 dhuni, s. A river. | hffll’ing 0 c. QB> dhindu, adj. Officious, tooforward. Ay C1 Q§Jd dhura,s. War. 7383 a valiant | § %EU A. €. o3 dhimmane, adj Dizzily, warrior. s. A burden. 2. a yoke. [V MP i f ( astoundedly. C. Qo8 dhura, adj. Youthful. 33 3, 'y HTT TS a young man. 1 a young ox. ot 8. QTLOR, fi)fia%msfinzso dhikkarisu, dhikkdrd-mddu, ». a. To send off or 8. THTOBT, [0, GoodeE dhuran- ! \\'S]{\i th‘ dismiss abruptly. 2. to huff, to speak con- dhara, dhurina, dhurya, adj. Besr- U, thg 670 2T R 3 (8 ing aburden, conducting or transacting a Twe 598 an allowance of grain given to mea- business, executing an office. 2. possessing, surers. BweiFoeees S writing letters on the alam endowed with. 3. powerful. ground in sand. Bwe¥ 303 the fender or foot- C. POV BIBT dhura-d hura-naduka, board of a carriage. W% 713, to become dusty. \rédu'; s. A great trembling. S. fi@g dhrita, adj. Possessed, held, con- Ot 8. PO, POF dhuri, dhurike, s, A tained. burden. dhritarishtra, s. The 8. Pgy8uoxs 8. % dhita, adj. Shaken, agitated. 2. father of Duryddhana and uncle of the Pdn- reproached, reviled. 8. abandoned, deserted. duw princes. 2. one of the chief serpents. 3. | 4. washed, one of the celestial choristers. 1200 8. Zfi@fi dfizipa, s. Incense. 2. sunshine. ndent, 8. fi@g&wowéfi@i dhyrita-vilambi- TR Bugd, TRIINFDY, THR ITWD, TS o ul (4 ta-vritta, s. A kind of verse. 8, Be% BT to offer incense. TRISF g, C1C 1 censer. W% 23 an altar of incense. TR 8. Zfs@?fié)% dhrita-pragnya, s. A wise man. BRI 8r ¥¥¥70 the light of burning incense. fixety TeRo3S the S. _(1';@3 dhyiti, s. Retention, holding, hav- FUT g box to keep incense in. fragrance of incense. ing. 2. bravery, courage, steadiness. 3. e pleasure, happiness. 4. an essence, oil, &c. C. PRV dhipisu, v. a. To blow off, as dust with the mouth, obtained by distillation. 2. to pant from om, ¢ thirst or exhaustion. 8. P dhriva, See w)s. aspifh PRI BB 8. Qo3> dhibma, s, Smoke. S. ZS@Q)@S dhrishta, adj. Bold, shameless, a comet,. 2. Agni., LRFIFLB IR g comet impudent, confident. 2. clever, smart. g star, to appear. BeF IDF, DN IIF smoke S. @8[53 dhénu, s. A milch cow. (A 1@”& colour. BwaEd 3300 wind with smoke. [a¥C] a cow standing at dairy. ousile S 8% smoke to rise. TRIRTEFD g clouded 8. e3F dhénuka, s, A milch cow. 2. a sun. Zwan¥2)08 filled with smoke. BRI louse. 3. the name of a giant. TR to smoke. pollegt 7 a smoky fire. Ca S3oE dheirya, s. Bravery, courage, 8. QW) dhimra, s. A sort of purple gallantry. 2. firmness, steadiness. z,%oa‘of' ) sl L] \ colour compounded of black and red. 2. a ToT, BINFRR, z,iegcdar—r‘mgo, TIONT IR, T h camel. ol F 33 to be courageous, take courage. %3 " S. QuoS)m3)dluimra-patra, s. Tobacco. OhF R@, B R0 courage to fail. zj’éo:mr el S. PRI)Z dhimrdksha, s. A giant REDD to keep up one’s courage. t%oa’w‘dod, zj’so:a’o?m@, @?&cdornad, pr}QiOF?J’ a courageous with smoke coloured eyes. p, bt man, a man of valour., B3F TR to encour- T, B. Zfi&)d dfilird, s. Distance. adj. Dis- tant. age. 2. to comfort. it S. Y3 dheivata, s. The sixth note of 8. 25@838&3 dfili?jafi, s. A name of Skiva. g, U0 the gamut. 8. QWS dhirta, s A fraudulent, deceit- 5] ful person. 4 a gamester. $@37 8y shew of C. PRBNTY dhodiya-hula, s. A h grasshopper. severity, dissimulation. 2. depravity. 8. PIe® dhirvaha, s. One who is c. ZSJ@’SD)S dhoppane, ady. Quickly, speed- . bearing or carrying a burden, a porter. ily. 8. QAT dhilsara, s. Grey colour, the C. QT dhore, s. A master, lord, king, colour of earth. adj. Grey. ruler. Zw333 the estate of a master. 2. king- ly rule. ZwSH2d a mistress, queen. 8. P dhili, 1. B. P> dhilu, s Dust. 2. nuwm. Trillions. BRYRIT V3o T H. G003 dhdke, s. Calamity, trouble, trial. ¢ H‘JJ a wind that raises the dust. BRY B, BRY Bw C. ©we8) dhdtra, s. The cloth wrapped i B to throw or put dust upon one, W% T, round the loins. i 571 {flh Sox NI H. ua02d c,\rewé'b’ dhobi, dhobe, s A T.B s Z{%SON dhwamsa, s. Loss, destruction, washerman extinction. Zyode J0@E to destroy, desolate, The b ~An 8. BweeTR, BwedTe dhdrani, dhira- annihilate 740%3 perishing, dying (. VG peacie ne; S, %yle. 2. readiness in speaking, an- B. qogw dhwaja, s. A flag, standard, ban- 4. tradition. ner, Cnglgh. 4= % to set up a flag. s wind swering, &c. 3. manner, way = Bwi®e getting up a flag as the first cere- Slita 5. experience. 6. line, range. DF)F T3 qus Vol mony of a car-festival L&%fl T o) a fiqu‘stafi1 Wy ) ap & the display of military prowes 3738 excelling in science. F37%% <O a mode of d»3 Z= Cupid’s flag bearing the sign of a AITOW, speaking B TEsR w0 to shcw one’s pro- fish. RB B= Pishnu's flag with the figure 8 aselp wess or ability., w3t SvIFga decided man. of Garuda. b= & Shiva’s flag with (0 iorma the sign of an ox. wom, Ty® a flag bearing & R c ?34@058 dhovati, See 7a<3) ™ the figure of a lion. @oR T\® Bramha's flag w0 S. (T?Dg dhouta, adj. Washed, cleansed with the figure of a swan 2. the name of DSOnou white 798, 598 5%,) a washed or bleached N a king ( VW cloth. Jly e S. GO dhoumya, s. The family priest 75383430/\ dhwaja-bhanga, s. Impo- tency. 1axe a a of the Pdndu princes. hm., as qfl 80> dhwaja-druma, s. The 8 6—3635 dhouritaka, s. A horse’s trot tily or ] date or palmyra tree. S (1;3'50653 dhouréya, adj. Bearing a taking 8. 08 dhwajini, s. An army %) burden {, Yoms VW 7 S. Qfifiac dhourya, s. Any thing that Zs(g?) dhwani, s. Sound, noise, report, il voice, 2. a pun, using a word in two senses. is borne if Toa 74 the sound of a conch Wo® yd the 4 femg] S. 903 dhydna, s. Meditation, reflection, roaring of a lion. 8RoWF Ted the sound of (i {:‘% but especially that profound and abstract music TW® 742 the sound of a drum Z’SD {00 of {} consideration which brings its object fully woty,, TydeR™ 9, n. To sound, to report. Ty RN T/ (a1 o] and undisturbedly before the mind d Kmi% B4 Ry v, @, To sound, make a na, 9 th 23 STYD to be engaged in meditating on God. noise. %28 sounded, played, as an instru- § ment T3, TS Ie®, TS Ay to meditate, %y BT to lift up the voice and cry N i io‘“j ; reflect o33 3wk being fixed in deep medi- LRV i} T 8 74 an echo. tation. § 5@:’5 p . "fl = d]&wasta, adj. Fallen. By, '(fi.) s> dhruva, s. The name of a king, . 303 dhwdnta, s. Darkness. A e who for his piety was changed into the pole f star. 2. the north pole itself. 3. ascertain- . z;a oz dhwdnksha, s. A crow. AN ment, certainty. 4. firmness, stability S. @035 dhwdna, s, Sound, noise, voice Il"fl\dve o W 8 g :‘,\ W\NI Wapt § \ ~O0RS ”{llll’(j HHHI (Wu & S na, The thirty-eighth letter of the alpha- the nose. SoAcI g stutterer. 9. one who SoA ey, JoNIeES ]‘ ama\é]\ bet, sounded as », with the tip of the tongue speaks through his nose a nasal sound 2. stammering. \ ~, between the front teeth g, 0. JoNw> nangilu, The uvula. JOAI? nangandchi, s, A kind of i rq'flu musquito. 2. a crafty woman who feigns C. JOR> nangu, ». n. To speak through MW, N the nose. $huyg, U 1 much simplicity or silliness. S0RIALBY nanjana-gudu, s. A no- s it of § C. JON nangt, adj. Nasal, speaking through ted place of pilgrimage south of Mysore. (AT 572 VOW? o2y et T. B. 308938, nanjdvatta, [somgszr]s vhich Rdma passed in going to fight with esolt The broad leafed rosa bay-flower. Ravana, C. 308> nanju, s Poison Jo cJ&% a SoRBORE nandi-durga, s. Ahigh hill vl har peacock 2. Shiva Sced e a pestilential in the Mysore, a celebrated place of pilgrim- fag. wind Soweins one who takes poison. 2 age. b o Shiva., S=TT, SowroBRE TS Shiv SoBS M 8. DTN, JodFwees nandi-dhwa- i @3 a poisonous lake. SowS wee g poisoned ja, nandi-kolu, s. A flag used by the Ritoks) 1071 0F3 arrow. o= 24T g malignant fever, linga people 5l Y o Swin a lingering he figue 2 asclepias prolifera. 8. J00Q nandint, s. A celestial cow, rela= or dormant disease. S0, SR THB to swell. o il ted to the cow of plenty, and the property of ToBYT Soe bearmg Scow BR@N to take poison. the sage Vasishta. JoBJ TN g s fhg 80A% to counteract poison. poisonous fruit. SoeiTwds g poisonous meal. SoDBPE 3 nandi-vardhana, s. A 1ame 01 tree so called 0. 0P, 0BT, J0e3T Y nan- 8. SoOdom nandi-vdha, s. Shiva, riding Ju, nangi-kollu, nanchi-kollu, v.a. To on an ox. Tmpo take a taste, to take a small quantity of any C. JoDX> nandisu, v. a. To dim, cause to v il thing, as of pickles at meals 2. to eat dain- s Th fade See under Scd tily or loathingly So2# the act of tasting or taking a small quantity of any thing. sofig\Jamndz kshétra, See Soamonr. 0. 30T nandu, v n. To fade, decay, be- C. 308 nanta, s. A distant kinsman, rela- come dim 1EPOLty tive. Sotidrelatives. St relationship, o 0 Senses 88 g female relative. 8. 306 nande, s, The first, sixth, and elev 49 t}m 2. a ce- » C. 307°8 mnan-petti, s. The middle or enth day of either lunar fortnight o nd of lestial cow. crown of the head I 7 . 308 nanda, s.The foster-father of Krish- 8. 3009038 nandydwarta, s. The broad leafed rosa bay-flower W' it % na. 2. the last of the pure Kshatriya kings. { make @ C. 03 nanna, See S3. 8. SoTT nandaka, s. The sword of Vishna. £ A. C. J30Q nanni, s. Love,affection. Sodc, 1 (i il S. (\)Od 79\@0 oJ nanda-gdépa, See Sod. S0ATNNY BRI Jodw@ng affectionate, loving. 8. J003 nandana, s, A son. 2. Indrd’s Todw@ T g kind disposition. loving queens garden 3. delight, joy. 4. the twenty-sixth Jo203, J0DFWY s SoRw;, o year in the Hindu cycle of sixty. & ookl > nambu, nambi-kollu, nambu- 8. 30033 nandana-wand, s. Indra’s pleasure garden 2. a garden, grove. gollu, nambike-padu, v. a. To believe, trust, rely upon, exercise faith or confidence 2506(\) 2«::'-)5 3s nandana-chakra- in, Sov?, JouR, SowdR faith, trust, confidence, warti, s. A king so called belief. So g 3930 g word that may be be- 8. JoTRVT, J0BX, WeF nandavarika, lieved. ISR SowR evodd T have hope, or nanda-veidika, s. A class of brahmans so ground of hope or trust SoNRT Ty, TowrR called. SoFoR g, Tow® a confidential, trust-worthy person So® to make believe, inspire with 8. 30T nandd-dipa, s. A lamp that confidence, deceive, hoax. S0V 80T g is always kept burning = heaxer, cheat, deceiver, 8. 300 nands, s. oy, pleasure 3JI0dDD . 308033053 nambiyava, s. A priest a- n. To rejoice, be satisfied. . a. To make glad mong the followers of Vishnu, descended éua ESO& 2030 3 nandi, nandiké il U\B from a Kshatriya female and a brahman " wa shwara, s. A chamberlain or chief atten- S8 priesthood dant of Shiva’s, in the form of an ape. T, B. '(3063) nambra, [s3)] adj. Plant o AV JoQn J?.:‘n nandi-grdma, s. A village humble, obedient, obsequious v.e, ,\ 1 573 N Al S0 Sy C. 30> na;r;ma, Sce S a fixture. S7=3 g monkey., SR 33T Shiva. T.B ¢ . 03535 nammaku, s Salt. SR8 Pdrvati. SRET Vishnu. (fance C. 3022 nammu, See Sow. H. SR nagadi, s. A kind of brass tinsel 11 or foil. SRR Wy, INAR Torv the colour of it. T. B. 3T naka, See 3. (g g C. %0 nakali, s. Ridicule, satire. 5:A9) . IATH nagadu, s. Ready money, ready 0 3% cash. SR TYD an account of receipts in o3 a buffoon, ridiculer, satirist. U3t :l ready cash. SN Fw® to pay ready money. H. 38 nakalu, s. A copy, transeript. 2. e, | gt a counterfeit. ST wIEW to write a copy, 8. SAT, IAD nagara, nagari, s. A town or city. 2. the ancient city Nuggur. [INT3 to transcribe. ES%!UJ 33:5), 5?‘&)\) %Bfifia paper i 23 the Nuggur country. SRS Bl g containing a copy of any thing. RS zmg) b town watchman. SRBTN g citizen, 1 hm{ # reading over a copy. 8. SRTYE naga-rdja, [king of the moun- 0nging, H. 355, 3353, SV, Z0ows tains] s. The Himdlaya. (el f nakashi, nakaghe, nakhdshi-kelasa, ( 0. SRS V> nagartary, [38S #3rdv]s, A %a]f}LCfSM, s. Work in enamel, inlaid work. caste of merchants. Nrep) H. 3598 nakdra, adj. Useless, worthless. 8. TAND, IR0 naga-veiri, nagdri, Mt ©Fe0 DT a worthless man. [foe of mountains] s. Indra. nike c. 383(3?@% nakdra-pullu, s, The let- H. 370D, IR0 nagdri, nagdéru, s, A ter £. f)lo a large double kettle drum carried on an ele- rced ¢ phant. ST a9 g place for keeping it. S H. §5Q&>3 nakibu, s. The office of a mace- just f bearer, SERWITT, I+ a mace-bearer. ™00 Fwied g drum-stick. ST P g I o bl Bt g drum-stick rather bent. 8. 3% nakula, s. A mungoose. 2. the ri‘:‘l\ 9 ] STV IB C. 3R> nagu, v.n. To smile, laugh. s. A fourth of the five Pdndu princes. Pectable 33D he and his twin brother. smile, laugh. SRS gmiling, laughing 3 | § S‘fi)e)amaés b Jg the history of a mungoose contained in the 2% laughing. S @R g smiling face. najdy Maha Bharata. 3. a bad caste. C. 3R nage, s. A langh, smile. v. 72 To Uy open as a flower, to blossom. A%, SAMRT 8. ITG; nakuldkshi, s. A tree socalled. VW Al one who laughs much. FRF IR, IFHA & 8. IToUoD nakuldri, s, A serpent. (i I a gentle smile. <. 25:535 nakka, past part. of 37, Who laugh- g, '~ W] c. SRR nage-gédi, s. One who is ridi- ed. 2. (for 8% ) he laughed. Iy oW A culed or laughed at. SRR exposed to ri- H. 3B nakku, s. [s7] s. Shiva. dicule or laughter, a laughing-stock. g C. 3T nakku, See S, 31 and $9y. & by c. 5‘?’\\@3 naggilu, s. The plant termed shoy, 8. 3B nakta, s. Night. 32,050 a rakshasa, small caltrops, Tribulus terrestris. 8. 3) nakra, s. A crocodile. %2 Vo the C. SR> naggu, v. n. To be bruised, in- B, 5% sea 3%, &8, Vishnu's weapon, as having dented. 2. to go in, as measles, &c. 3. to be Otpigy f, 35w destroyed the crocodile. diminished, dejected. s. A bruise. ;fir’% ESAT) " OO, 8. 8%, 329 nakha, nakhara, s. A @, SN, SN®Y to bruise, indent, jag. S it gy, nail, talon, claw. 2. a fragrant substance B a dejected man. 7 7 to go stoop- 4 langgy, resembling a finger nail. SwTENT g cat, a . ing. 2. to be dejected. SAF a bruise. 2 tey lion. ST 3900 3 wound with the nails. R G {9 stooping. 3. being dejected. CIy WP to [ 2202 the edge of the nails. adv. On all become indented. M'A’,Nt. % sides. 3Ry, SRT nagna, nagnaka, adj. the Naked. s. Shiva. Sreyon a naked man. H. 3BweB nakhdda, s A ship pilot. “af] Sy 0N g naked woman. C. SR naga, s. A bullock load, as applied to ghee, &c. 2. jewels, goods, property. S. S?Q’Up nagnike, s, A girl not yet nu- S. SR naga, s. A tree. 2, a mountain, 3 bile. 2. a naked woman. & 4 ( Nt 4w 0 5 74 <@ % ] Shies B, :5?’5,.'9@ nachchana, [ W3] o A T, B. J&,08 nqu_tadi,t_ti, [33,3%,] s. : dance. A blind man. s finsd T. B. S%‘TP% nachchant, [F3r¥]s. Adan- | ©. 38, nattu, s. Cracking the finger joints, i of cing girl. &c. 2. the wide spreading root of bent grass. y, real C. 58553 nachehu, v. . To believe, hope, S, 8Rwn to snap or crack one’s joints. eipts it trust, rely upon, confide in. 2. to impor- S, wow, T, FYEw to dig up the above THONE]s S 3 tune, teaze. Hope, desire, confidence, root. SYAI 7T O g hoe for grubbing it. Atom trust. 2. hesitancy, doubt. 3. delay. % ¥, ™8R a favourable assessment on land b S»® {0 hesitate. 2. to haggle in making a where this root abounds. ), So% the place bargain, made by digging up this root. ;’b“& TR g, Se Bego to hope, wish for. 2 to hesitate. 9% 20A (a longing tongue) higher than usual pay given for cutting up p oule longing. S In®:@D to speak with diffi- this root. culty, to hesitate. S b g fickle, hesi- c;&iési?\,@gf%g nattu-kollu, v.n To OIS A tating disposition. F¢ 2 faith, belief. pierce or run in, as a thorn, arrow, H. 350289, I&3on0d), SWTHwo08 T. B. 58,3790, ;5@3635:’@ nattuwwagd- & najardni, najaru-bandi, najaru-kd- gl ra, nafluwava, [5%]s. A male dancer I_fli/%’, s. A forced tax levied on all the peo- or actor, SFTRS g dancing girl. ple, an unjust fine. SxTe3 WRE to have a 8 & forced tax levied. S=Tee3 Ze® to impose an c. p&%fifi nattu-wane, s, A hall or eat- nal r ing room. unjust fine or tax, el ¢ c. 38R nattede, s.” A place which is mid- j) 8% H. J&T> najaru, s. A present to a supe- & way. rior. 2. respectability. S=TE Sy a res- c. ;%@o&», ;S%@a@ natt-elubu, natt pectable man. 84 eluvu, s. The backbone. g Wfié%@fi‘é, 3083y najdta-veiri, face C. ITTE,, 25?33%&5@5, IBTY nada- %Cljdta-sfidtru, [to whom an enemy is yet kattu, nadu-kattu, nadukala, s. The R T unborn] s. Dharmardya. waist, middle. 2. a long narrow cloth for ooy S. ;&gj’ Qo & % najju, najjuvike, s girding up the loins. S@ ‘?336 %?J?ygd to gird VY A A contusion, bruise, ES'%,C; fiot; FRw, Ef'a:; s up one’s self. &, I%® to bruise, reduce to a state of jelly. C. 3Ty nada-kollu, See IERag. 0% il T, B. S8BT natape, [383]s. A dance, ol 07 pantomime. 0. S3Bwew> nada-kdlu, s. A walking- 2. sham respect or attentions. stick. g 3. hypocritical, formal profession, outside C. IBRos nada-gdlu, s. Going on foot. show. it e SBMRUE T to go on foot. § 8. 3832083 natamandana, s. Yellow orpiment. . 3Be3NT nada-chappara, s. A til, hood, or awning to the litter on which an N O80T nafis, v n. To dance. 2 5 idol, &c., is carried in procession. affect the airs or appearance of another, 83 0. 3B38T nadatara, adj. Proper, becom- a dancer. S8 g female dancer. UT, SEI ing. 2. middling. SESTZR to be proper. the art or act of dancing, a pantomime. 2. to be moderate, not above mediocrity. 0. 383 natta, adj. 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IV nade-madi, s. A cloth spread he is prepared for that work. &3 %‘vx’%_‘&;z}fi in the road for a procession to pass over. S@32g he has not courage, or ability, to un- C. SVWR0E, nade-muitu, v. a. Toover- dertake that work. take. &3 C. BN naduve, s. The middle, =3 = c. 3BT ddgaé_ao nadeydda-yettu, s. &), BT B to put in the middle. An ox that can travel a great distance. A mik, c. 3B, SV nade, nadeyu, v, n. To C. SBIS nade-vakki, s. A swan. walk, go, move, proceed, go forward, move c. 3BIE, VT nade-valita, nade- /j on 2. to happen, occur, pass, take place. ’02768, s. Conduct. 2. the act of walking. 3. to behave, conduct one’s self. 4. to take effect. 5. to continue. 6. to beat, as the C. 5% naddi, s. A depression in the bridge e pulse. SBED Becnd to go on foot, SBD wBotg of the nose or centre of the back. 3% 3%, a sinking in of the back. S, 8, W3, 3 come on foot. S& 8T to come. SBAD 5T by &R a man whose back is sunk in, S23 unlawful conduct. B Fago to behave, conduct one’s self, 2. to obey, be obedient, A.C. ;g‘*g £y nannenpu, . A good thought or wish, benevolence. N C. 3B nade, s, Gait, manner, air of walking. 2. conduct. 3. a time, turn, once. [SleYsTenh) A. C. J&NN nanpu, adj. Cold, cool. iy O3 a swan’s gait. 83ah I3 an elephant’s o cold, from the cold. gait. Sy 32 g gentle, light, easy step. 3 S. ;53 nata, adj. Bent, bowed, crooked, re- T 33 g fast walk, g3 3B a slow pace. p ¥eIf clining, S8InE, I8 to how, do obeisance. C. ;SZ@EF&S@S nade-kattu, See sz, 8. 38 nati, s, Salutation, prostration. ooetly c. §Z§Koz$3;5g nade-gandavanu, s, One 0. 38 -natti, s. Stammering, stuttering. acquainted with another’s conduct. S Fewer), I b, 8 W to speak with hesitancy or in a stammering manner, to qalty 0. SBRIYD nade-gannadi, s. A stand- stutter. T8 o, T8 I g stammerer. ing mirror. c. 53_;, 32>, 3o0R08 nattu, nattu- C. pé’fimg@o nade-golu, s. A walking- stick. miguti, s. An ornament for the left side 1 e of the nose. C. IVA0A> nade-gungu, v. n. Tobecome tired in walking. S. 2335 natwa, s. Doubt, suspicion, uns adr C. IB30E3 nade-ghante, s. A bell for certainty. I8y @ to doubt. striking the hour. 8. 3B nada, s. A river ; applied only to one mid\fl’r of which the personification is male; as, the . JWRoR) nade-jampu, s. Stratting Bramhaputra, Indus, &c. 2. a reed. C. :)'C‘S)cuDZSJ nade:jddu, s. A trace, the ol G. JTT> nadaru, [3=] s. An offering or mark of a foot-step. present made by an inferior to a superior. 2. o U anlrf C. 523"893@Qa’m nade-jomu, s. Fatigue fear. adj. Of engaging or pre-possessing man- from walking. ners, as a servant who interests his master. C. IBIBR nade-nadege, s. Conduct. 2. 9 e G. 30B22000 nadaru-bandi, [S=thcd] the act of walking. s. A forced fine or tax. C. SWIOB> nade-nddu, s. A midland 8. 3O nadi, s. A river. Sdt 33 water- country. ed by rivers. o908 8¢3 the bank of a river. 1] 0 C. 3B3wed> nade-nddu, v, n. To observe S8g ¥)7e% g river’s stream. SO W3 g3 river one’s conduct. to come down. SoR 302 the mouth of a A self- river. S8¢ 793 bathing in a river., SoFeR A. C. IBSB39B nade-mdda, s moving car of the demi-gods. residence on the bank of a river. 8. IQeRT nadivara, s. Tin. c. IV nadete, s. Conduct, behaviour, e walk. 8. ZSZSQ naddha, adj. Bound, tied ) e i 9 ~ i 4 A g = <3 Falovh) €. 33 nana, See 3. S. ssm‘o_&d, 5335?\15@8 namaskdra, ; foa 5. I308, IS0V nanande, nandnde, namaskriti, Salutation, prostration, It 8. A husband’s sister. obeisance. SRT, 0%, sdofia&m FRE t0 bow, hiod make obeisance. v A. C. 33> nanu, s. Disgust, loathing. €. 33 nane, v. a. To moisten, wet. s. A 8. SN O namaskdri, s, A sensitive { 6 0 sprout, germ, shoot. adj. Tender, delicate. plant. 9 § X . I3T wet, moistened. S DOBD it has ger- 8. 5&'33?\)9 namasye, s. Reverence, respect, oS 5 0 minated. S BRD 3 germ to sprout. worship, adoration. | IR g tender bud, S FwR a bud and 8. IR namisu, v. n To bow, reverence, fonee, blossom. do obeisance. 030 8. 3[0ez namuchi, s, A demon so called. . C. IIRTID,, Sé’&(g)‘, S3TTY na- Tona ne-ganeya, nane-villa, nane-sarala, SING eI 5, Indra. ollet 8. Cupid. H. 550»[@53 namidu, s. Index, guide, ap- swell €. 333 nanna, gen. of »>, My. 3, H3 pearance, mark, character, e st my house. A ST, FIWoB by me. 2533‘ %&e}@fi H. 25353@53 namine, s. Pattern, sample, WA % @ T cannot. 2. ace. for STy me. SH example, model. Yt mine; A. C. IR0 name, v, n. To wear away. 2. b 3% A. €. 3Jy nanni, s. Truth. to become poor. called e €. 55@;‘0’) nan-niru, adj. Four hun- 8. ID0T0 naméru, s. The tree Callophyl- T dred. Lum inophyllum. h@H {i 8. 53@07\3'5 napumsaka, adj. Neuter. S C. 3, namma, gen. pl. of >, Ours. 2. A% ] FoRFSy impotency. SHoTF OoR the neuter Lo, ace. for S us, gender. S3YoRFS a hermaphrodite, eunuch, thaty C. IX, nammu, See Sow. 3%_,730 See impotent man. SOV, the €. 3P0 napitri, s, A metal horn used 8. 3) namra, adj. Humble, submissive, Hingy by caravansaries, respectful. 2. bent, curved, bowed, crooked. ne's 8. 35 5‘3_3_0 3 naptri, naptdra, s SH)59A Bjd #agd to ask respectfully and 0 ot A grandson or great grandson either in the humbly., )3, S3,TI3 a respectful or g} male or female line, S%,) a grand or great humble man. 838, 33,8 humility, sub- b} grand-daughter. missiveness, respectfulness. Efi;’\n&zfi@smfi L% i W humbled. ~ H. 3%, 3% napha, napke, s. Profit, gain, gy, v advantage. c. S’)Of)o naya, adj. Fme, not coarse, deli- L 535; cate, attenuated, subtle. 2. kind. 3. humble, H. 330> napharu, s, A person, individual, Py, ST IR personal bail. meek. 4. cheap. 5. improved in health, convalescent. SB R g meek or humble i) R o sefi?\’% nabha, nabhassu, s. The temper, an amiable disposition. STAR 5 Ay sky, atmosphere. 2. the fifth lunar month, to be fine. 2. to be convalescent. SO W 3’5‘9\05 that in which the moon’s change takes place s & [0 ETT M{’éj a fine CIOth. IS [eahtar-Yal [T i W when the sun is in Leo. SBs 3 Shiva. @ to speak kindly, meekly, humbly. SN W33 a deity, demi-god. 2. a cloud. 7 ft‘[ld g TR SBE» 1o conduct one’s self meekly or 40 iy the sixth lunar month. W3S Viyu, god of the wind, with humility, S8, S22 an amiable, meek, humble man. S 3 fine plaster. Hing i dding 0 €. I nama, for 33y S T3 3 fine voice. S Iy, JRIE an IBXj 007 8. 353 namana, s. The act of prostrating. elegant expression, a kind, soft word. il I €. IV, I8 namalu, namali- S. 250-53 naya, s. Guiding, directing, either figuratively or literally, as in morals, &c. VA a\) bidu, v. a. To chew the cud, chew, masti- cate, gnaw. by et 4 5. S0NT nayana, s. Anecye. ScddTO (, oo 578 N4 0 SR el i tears. ¥V IDT Vishnu, with eyes like the 8. I8Now nara-simha, s, Vishnu incar- afa, lotus. 8) SN Shiva, with three eyes. By nate as the man-lion. 2. a proper name. 0 bow, ST a man, as having two eyes. JT0R C. IV nara-huli, s, A wart. S a collyrium for the eyes. C. 3BY> naralu, v. n. Tosigh, groan, 2. psive G.. .(503362 nai/fe, [S'WA] 5. Weaving. to be in pain. S. 23333"&)3 naisu, v, ¢.To convey ; to direct. c. 3O nart, See So. spet 8. 38 nard, s. Aman. 2. Arjuna. ST Jd0R®woWI, IO c. 3D nari, s. A jackal, fox. man in the aggregate. S8 ®3, human exis- F2@ g jackal’s fabulous horn. '&E;Esfqofi 30 g Ty tence. red jackal. 23 30 g jackal living in holes. S0 Fwrd the C. 3B nara, s. A vein, nerve, tendon. 2 %’ogj 30 a stout kind of jackal. callel Yama or Pluto, See 3. S0 WH cunning, craftiness. adj. 93 38, 4 cry of jackals. Q collection of veins or tendons. 333 w52 the S0 3ec3 the face of a jackal, which if seen l, ap- swelling of a tendon. ST=BW g tendon to in a morning when commencing a journey be strained. 3T Baww, ITRL VA FRg, 3 is considered a good omen. ST ® g chief ATy, TENFBROTY IO Fwoesd anpl DA #@go the tendons to contract. T3 2 among jackals. 3 catgut. AB your visit is very rare. VIT O IO RR0 8. 3BT naraka, s. Hell. 2. a giant so 23 figflfiabozfl IYTD VIR fia;mgsmfi:@q)é he e & called. 3. dirt, filth, IBF008F Kpishna, must have a secret by which all submit te him. S0 e5wd Togw g kind of grass STFRRE Yama. 02 ©Sn33, Io2 3REI Iy i hell-torment. STEHFS STBF, hell-fire. c. I0F narike, s. A blind or screen of a sea in hell, grass, &c. s, & 8. & c. <0823 TE SR narakao- A. C. IVR nariga, s. The mango tree. chatur-dashi-habba, s. A festival on A. €. 30>, ITIROTY NATY, NArU-gAMPH, See the twenty seventh lunar day of the seventh s. Fragrance, odour, Hindu month,in commemoration of Krish- C. 33BoT> naruku, s. A cut, slash, gash. IS 1oy na’s destroying the giant, TTF IFN to be all over cuts. Cro0kel ¢. 388> naratu, adj. Stunted. v.n To 0. IBOR> narugu, adj. Coarse, not fine. lly Ru" grumble, be discontented. ST DT 5 a ffal 0r TTor RoWY g, coarse cm;zbly. grumbling, discontented man. Y ,sib ¢. 308> narutu, adj. Stunted, stopped 0. IV narada, s. An obstinate, stubborn in the growth. e man 3@ rough, cragg 2. mud, A. C. JT>Y naruvu, s, Deceit. 0. ITITIDNODN nara-narane-mu- v, & To humble, debase. sy :w 7y, wv. a. To break with a crash. C. ?)'3 nare, adj. Grey, as the hair, <3 3w i ol 8. 38838, IVBeS nara-pati,nara-déva, oW grey hair. S8 fow¥ a common grey 0 hel'ii‘fi: 1 oo s. A king, ruler. cambly. SEBNDTBHT, SEENBDITD the demi-gods, as never becoming old. S8 8 g 8. 3930 nara-bhédi, s. A kind of me- 7 grey head. SO7E a grey beard. T, dicine which when put on the fire makes a fetid smell. S8 2003 a man who is become grey. S8 T i I ¢ ¢ a grey headed harlot, ST R0 g white A. 0. 38en naralu, See STH. sheep. 3, ST v, n. To become grey. 2. mee‘s\fi‘i’ 8. IVSO®I nara-wdhana, s, Nirutti, to become full or complete. as riding on a man. i mflif@f' nl\ {i il T. B.30H0R, ICL0B nara-shinga, nara- 8. §8Q%§d naréshwara, s. A king, ruler. 0. JeFewowy narcha-hdvu, s, A species shimha, See Sonom. \\rd of lizard. the 8. SVRD nara-sakha, s Krishna, s. 383 nartana, s. Dancing, gesticula~ friend of Arjuna. S87¢ g female dancer, an als & tion, acting. ‘1 G. ITUR narasa, s, A man’s proper name. actress. SSFF® an actor, mimic, juggler. éd’ 579 I | S. ';)@5 nalina, s. The lotus. 353% Bram- Al 8. IF0E narma, s. Sport, pastime, amuse- ment, pleasure. ha, as springing from a lotus. SOTwe0d ab S. 5536’6’@@_39 narma-krittu, s, An the aniverse. 398 weee Cupid. J90T o ol the sun. 7 actor, jester. 200 l 8. I3 BS2 narmathanu, s, A rake, C. 3T, IO, JuTH, JYINNID, lecher, libertine. U i SN, Iwe3s naluku, naliku, na- 8. I3 narmade, s. A river so called, & by laku, nalugisi-bidu, nalugisu, nalu- & (the Nerbudda). [ Ve chu, v, a. To make fade or wither. 2. to A. C. 3§ nal, adj. Excellent, good, pure, rub off nap or down from cloth. 3. to rum- Ttuli charming. S % a good mouthful. S8 ple or contract into puckers and creases. 4. (.33 a pure or excellent mind. SUud g fine or to make soft by rubbing between the hands. fl!lj. T beautiful top-knot. suu 2 eloquence, an 5. to vex, persecute, distress. 6. to exhaust, Lol excellent speech, an agreeable expression. as sickness, or long exposure to the sun. S f w9 IS 8. 3v nala, s The fiftieth year in the 2. to wear Ry, IO, IV o, n. To fade. AN Hindu cycle of sixty. 2. the name of a off, as nap. 8. to become weak from disease, fine s celebrated Hindu king. &ce 4. to be rumpled. 5. to become relax- 5 A. ¢. 3© nala, s. Joy, pleasure, delight. ed. SR w2@EW to beat severely. kinds 8. STV nalakibara, s, A son of A. 0. 303, 9D naluvu, nalavu, s. fhsfi:, Kubéra. Joy, pleasure, delight. 2. weakness. By ¢ c. 39235338 nala-chadara, qdj. Square. A. C. Z5§ nalme, s. Goodness. 2. friend- st of s. Level ground. ship, love, attachment, fondness; the act of G 83 8. 3B nalada, s The root of the forming friendship. S, BR¥ I giving cor- dially or affectionately. They Andropogon muricatum, or cus-cus grass. § X8~ A. C. 39 nalla, adj. Good, well, excellent. b N(‘“- c. U385 nalavattu, adj. Forty, sSos 2. amiable, lovely, affectionate. Sy alov- 8 Ay 3y, % woTd about forty came. fomy c. 39 nali, s. Joy, pleasure. 2. the noxi- er, a loved one, husband. Sg%, 3¢, an ami- able and beloved woman, a wife. 53 admi- I ous roots and weeds ina field. 3. dust, pow- rably, excellently, lovingly. S lovers. S iripg der. 4. indisposition,illness. adj. Soft, bland, 0% superior knowledge. {3’&(‘7’}@"\) fi«ago a Wo- ¥, % [ agreeable. 5@036‘603\)73\), SO BRRT to gathe" § 37 together the roots, &c., of a field. SO = to man’s word, SYSeBS Bgdo #Oea;,fm“ having been pleasantly seated with her lover. a0 12 ¥ G0 burn them. SOu3ndrto beindisposed. O Bwt% g soft arm. SO SO to be crushed by the AiCs 25(@0 nalliy s. A ball of thread. or reduced to powder. 8. JY nalva, s. A furlong, ora distance of b c. 39 nali, v, n. To love, be pleased, or de- four hundred cubits. i, lighted. 2. to walk with formality. 8. to 8. 3B, I3F navae, naveka, adj. New, LR become red. 4. to be crushed or bruiged. 5. 2. nine. § fresh, excellent. " O to be fatigued, weary. SO having been c. IRFRY nava-kollu, [3355] v.u. To 7171} % P!. pleased, attached, or wearied. SO WD to waste away, become thin, or emaciated. 4§ AR ' come in fatigued or exhausted. SOB INE Jsuyy, to do with affection. SETID g man who is 8. 3BTt Teo30e nava-kiti-nd- pleased. SO a woman who is pleased. nylllw, s. The name of a celebrated rich merchant who amassed a fortune of nine ]R Wnud SO0 to be pleased, SOm®d to delight, rejoice. 2. to walk affectedly. SOk walk- crore, (ninety million,) of pagodas. Sy tLE Ty ing affectedly. 2. dodging. 5. SHOBVY R nava-khapda-prithvi, C. IR 3 I®mo Y nali-gannina-hdvu, s. The earth, as composed of nine parts. ) g s. A kind of lizard. (g 8. SVA)® nrava-graha, s. The nine plan- tr ) ets ; viz. the Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Ju- \‘Ma f@\t c. IOB> naligddu, v. n. To dodge. 2 to mince or walk affectedly. piter, Venus, Saturn, Rdkw (caput draconis,) t Uy m, 0 ~ 80 S = REN ES) Broae and Kétu (cauda draconis.) 33 1,% sagd: Rdma’s birth in the first month, 3 cves 3 a burnt offering presented to the nine planets. I Rama’s birthday. ) U ) 83 7,8 =% praying to the planets. S8 ) S. SSTOR nava-ranga, s. The hall of a 0oS giving grain to brahmans to obtain the temple. S Bord H@w g spacious hall in a ) 1oh good will of the planets. 0Ly o= 566’ 2208 pro- palace. pitiating the planets. y e 8. 2535?3@’@ nava-ratna, s. The ageregate 8. 33e30W) nava-chandra, s, New moon. il of nine gems ; as, 3=)the diamond ; SYFREF cats’s eye; WkaoR®F g tawny gem; RIgTN 2t C. 53553 navane, s. The grain Panicum Ttalicum. o378 ©%, thrashed panic seed. topaz ; Y sapphire ; $TFeB an emerald ; I» ) T 3%y an amethyst; dT)F coral; ST a L‘alv C. 3N 8, IIB navata, navada, [3) pearl. S T8, 083 g crown composed of all hands: adj. Thin, wasted, languished, emaciated. & S0 a wasted, thin, emaciated man. kinds of gems. S 88, F00%F g canto of nine thausty verses. n ? 8. 328 navati, adj. Ninety. S. INTY nava-rasdla, s. A fresh ) Wear 8. ST nava-dukila, s. A new, sweet mango tree, 156086 fine silk. telae 8. INVToY0FeT nave-rasdlankdra, 8. IXGO3Y nava-dhdnya, s. The nine s. Nine sentiments necessary to be combined kinds of corn grown in India ; as g paddy; in poetry ; as, %208 calmness; %073 love; My #we® wheat ; #% Bengal gram; €wnrd doll ; %3 heroism; ¥ tenderness; ©T) 2 sur- TTY gram ; SF° oil seed ; €I beans ; SLLK: prise; %3 mirth ; WERTF terror; WS sort of kidney bean ; %3 green gram. frieud‘v disgust ; 595, anger. p et 01 C. IVTOVROB> nava-ndra-sandu, s s. STU08) nava-rdtri, s. A feast of nine g c0r The whole bodily frame, days in the seventh month. 8. IDTe0T20NT nava-ndri-kunjara, 8. IN0DF nava-rdshika, s, A kind of colonfs s. A picture so constructed as to combine the calculation. 3 alore forms of nine women in one elephant. S. 2—358&)36‘5" nava-rq’ju, s. The name 2 w S. S‘)fifié nava-nidhi, s. Kubéra’s nine of a tune. il divine treasures ; viz DHeTT,, TG, Boe, F A 55:)\)# navasiga, s. A tormenter, 1(76] ¢ FT, #eg;d, SNFICT, TV, Y, 9T, ) 4 WO troubler, pesterer. S. 2353:)33 nava-nita, s, Fresh butter. S Jasing *s. 35008508 navdnkura, s, A fresh sprout. S8 BB Krishna, who stole the butter from the cowherds. H. 300, gmddségj, I5902 navdra, 3 S. 353365 nava-m’mda, s. The early navdrada-patte, navdru, s, Tape. ol rain, 2T 3R to weave tape. 8. 3D navama, adj. Ninth. C. ISVTORT, JInoeT navdsdgara, I e 8. INDS,Q nava-manmatha, s. Vish- navdsa’m, s. Sal-ammoniac. nu, as a new Cupid (so beautiful.) C. 3D navt, s. Itching, an itching sensation [ D 8. 3385090F nava-mdlike, s, The double in the skin. 3D HawE, 3D B, ID 33, to 'EL Jjasmin. itch. i 8. IRVSBIOW nava-mdsa, s Nine montns, C. IV, IDTHBRRS navi, navadu-hi- (l} the period of a female’s pregnancy. SZFn3 gu, v. n. To waste away, become thin, ema- L ol 1 Bo0wo the completion of the period of preg- ciated. 308, 31T wasted, languid, faded. S p i nancy. D wasting, becoming thin. 1y 8. I navami, s. The ninth lunar day A. C. 3INT> naviru, s. Hair. 3333 the I p”fl' of either the light or dark fortnight. J0T2 hair of the body. P&fi O NS0 S g festival of school boys, &c., in the C. 3D navilu, s, A peacock. il SHe Wo Ji sixth month, on the day preceding the Dassa- hair. S R0 g peacock’s feather. )’ ra SHW wod) Bixwome IFW g festival in honour of B¥, Sdw = a peacock’s tuft. gL 581 S 28] oF #, Shew X a peacock’s tail. IVNRB, IDWN T.B. 3%, INDB nasi, nasi-pudi, [3 A Foed2® g peacock to spread his tail, or display %g] s. Snuff. his plumage, SVTRTT T3 HYFY T Bwo 4 &% as the peacock displayed his plumage G- Zf)?v%% nasikke, adv. Barly in the morn- S ing. the red crow put up his tail (prov. used v T, B. JNTD nasisu, See 533, of one who apes those above his circumstan- M H. ;S?dedjsgjo, ,§%ch)35_30 nastyattu, ces). SRV RO 83y , SVW RO B0ty a bunch 0 of peacock’s feathers carried about by men- nashtyattu, s. Punishment. bR dicants. SN ROt WXe3R g fan of peacock’s C. 3T nas¥, adj. Little, in a small degree, e feathers. S F7 g peacock’s cry. slight, partial. S ™ g gentle smile. AC Alc §Q%Qd navil-déra, s. Kumaraswé- C. IRIB, IR0 nasuku, nasunku, my, riding on a peacock. fhe s. Twilight, dawn. SNFIWD, TWT WY C. IV, IYX> navisu, navusu, ». q . it is twilight. To cause to fade, wither, languish, or decay. [t c. IXT> nasuku, v, a. To beat, pound 2. to teaze, vex, distress, persecute, annoy. gently. 2. to rub or kill, as a louse, to bruise and 8. 3N S navina, adj. New, fresh, excel- any small substance with the finger. lent. L ST B g new or modern religion. § SATD innovators. c. é?{o'flasfia » SRORQY masugunnd, o3 nasugunni, s. A plant which, when touch- stell ) . 323 navuji, s. An iron pike used as a ed, produces extreme itching. Taoy weapon. C. SToRoYY nasu-gempu, s. A dark or Fg C. 3V navutu, s. A nit. adj. Stunted slight red. (ure in the growth. S W to be stunted. A. C. IXB nasudi, s, The forchead, S form A. C. 3JYB> navudu, v. a. To rub, as cat- 4 nge FoB & w5t a spot on the forehead. tle do each other with their necks, &c. I C. IR9Tonasu-bilidu, s. A grey colour. T &EAT 52 having rubbed the irritation in fllQ ( the neck. AGCE §£ nase, s. Pleasure, delight, joy. ke C. IYT> navury, See 3. A. C. SVROT nasegdra, s, Kima, or Cu- Ove C. 523 nave, s. An itching S3B0r, 39 pid. Wit h ®3y, I3 HRwWW to itch. A. C. SRR B0V nase-masavondu, [ - S. 3% navya, adj. New, fresh. v. n. To feel a strong excitement or desire. ll)g il fl}Q (t: 7. B. 3%, 0D nashki, nashi-pudi, [3 s. 3R nasya, s, Snuff, medicinal snuff. fll? I %] s. Snuff. ? ok Jptl, S Yog =Y, B S. 580193 naki-prati, adj. Unexampled, F dl}‘@ip]\ Ro] W33, D Feg 3Y a snuff-hox. unequalled. flltted S. ES%?\',"J nashisu, v, n. Todecay, go to ruin. 8. IV nafiu._s]za, s. The name of a king o) of the lunar race. H, 33020 nashibu, s. Fate, destiny. L 8. I3¢3 nashwara, ady. Perishable, frail, S. (5%7) nala, s. The fiftieth year of the Hin- king, mortal, fragile. du cycle of sixty. 2. a celebrated king. ¢ s. 3%, nashta, s Loss, damage, injury, 3% guperior cooking. 40 : 4 5 detriment, destruction. adj. Lost, destroy- AL C, 5?’ nala, s. J oy, pleasure, delight. A.C -~ ed, annihilated, missing. Sfajm#.o, ;S;éj et c. 3Y39F, IYIP nala-nalike, na- (VI to be injured, suffer damage, injury, or loss. la-nalipa, adj. Shining, bland, soft, § (JEQE 5,583 to cause loss, occasion damage. S S¢S smooth. S¥SYR Jwn g shining face. g ;%03 dim or faded lustre. %, Se a mischievous trick. ¥8 20t ¥ smooth arms. I3, ©¢D a creature or Wy person deceased. C. 5?5?7\53 nala-nalisu, v. n. To shine, S, ®oT, a waning moon. Mg o5, ¥, 5% B dissipated property. % glitter. 2. to be precocious, as fruits. S ftk‘ihg 0% one who is always suffering losses. ¢. 3Y0393 nala-mina, s, The fish Clu- 2], Hesr, 9%, 8 bad news, evil tidings pea cultrata, gy 582 e o I f ACH '(3? na]i, v. #. To bend, bow. 2. to [ worshipped at the commencement of auspi- slip through the hand, as any thing oily. cious ceremonies. O A. C. 39 nali, adj. Soft, delicate, bland, A. C. JI°08> ndndu, v a. To search, seck, smooth. S¢ 20 a soft or smooth arm, o look for. T0ed TR 2. to wet, soak, moisten, ¥ Bk ¥oBy to embrace with smooth arms. 0 to wet one’s self. 08D to be wet. 20 8% moisture, wetness, dampness. iy 8. 393 naling, s. The lotus, sv3 33), 3 A. C. J00TY ndmpu, v.a. To wet, moisten. ¢S SNS a woman with lotus-like eyes. =% e S T, 39T W8, the sun, friend of the lotus. 8. I°F ndka, s. Heaven, paradise, sky, at- S¢S 330 the moon, its enemy. mosphere, A. C. IY38, nal-netti, s. The crown of S. '&'Df&)@ na’/ca-éali, s. A sacrifice to all i, ° the head. the gods on the fifth day of a marriage. we) D. I959T ndkdre, adj. Unable, disqualifi- C. 39, nalli, s. A crafi. IYe T, 30 BS ed. TIFIVR R, FTBRTI a useless und e the fox admired the crab’s singing man. %08 inability. s (and devoured it ; deceived it by flattery.) S. ST ndku, s. Anant-hill. 2. asnake’s H. 38 naksha, s. A map. hole. S. §§§ nakshatra, s. A star. 2. a con- i C; S92 ndku, [vwy] adj. Four. stellation -or lunar mansion. 3’?\@3@’&?@&) onche C. 3% ndku, v. a. & n. To lick. favourable conjunction of natal stars. Sz, DFRLD D, sg—\@\ajm#fiea SeRB {0 in- S. J9A 7Z(fgd, s. A serpent, snake. 2 a ko quire whether natal stars are propitious in demi-god so called, as having a human face, forming matrimonial alliances. Sg3) S0 with the tail of a serpent and the expand- bl ed neck of the cobra capella; the race of a neck-lace of twenty-seven pearls. 2. the these beings is said to have sprung from shrine of an idol. S%8) woee a sky rocket, Kadru the wife of Kashyapa, in order to o0t the discharged contents of which descend people Pdtala, or the infernal regions. 3. an |n)}'. like falling stars, S£3)<3, 322)2% the moon, sovereign of the stars. elephant. 4. tin, lead. 5. a peacock. TonR S8 Wosks the stars Ut with which Hindu astrologers are acquaint- TUF, R FoF Shiva, who wears a bracelet of snakes. ed ; viz. twenty-seven. 2. a mode of express- &on €ws® the infernal regions. il ing twenty-seven rupees. PR 9738 telling Son T00BY an ear-ring in the shape of the SIIe. the star under which a person was born from expanded hood of the cobra capella. ufl the name he bears. S%8)/% the name of a 8. ORI, ndga-kushtha, s. A disease disciple of Vishwdmitra, who grievously af- so called. mplvdl flicted Harischandra. 2, one who gives s. IORTe B3 ndga-kétana, s. Durys- trouble, pesters or teazes. dhana, with a snake on his banner. { 8. JVOR ndnga, s, The name of a former 8. 53#%3?\"@ ndga-késari, s. The shrub king. mesua ferrea. Jir hf A. C. T083> ndnchu, See vow. 8. IVARTYRT ndga-drdvaka, s, White ) vitriol or sulphate of zinc. A. C. I208H ndnfu, See b, S. IOAIRT ndgu-nagarda, s, Hastind- gt A. C. 3008 ndnta, See 3. pura, the modern Delhi. g, W S. 000 ndndi, s. The eulogium of a king or praise of a deity, recited in benedictory S. 23?'7\155_‘3_0 Wga-éettd, 8. A cane pulled l‘\ Sy f verses at the commencement of a religious up by the roots and carried in the hands of b wandering mendicants. ceremony or the opening of a drama. 2 2. a very flexible S kind of cane. ity prosperity, thriving, increase. T3c0% 5,3 of- To i fering to the manes of departed ancestors c. '537&'533(@07? ndga-mallige, s. The flow- [ er Justicia nasuta. at the commencement of any auspicious cere- mony. jo 0¥ 2008 kI8 any departed ancestor 8. J9AT ndgara, s, Dry ginger. 2. the 583 an PN 8 Dévandgari character. 3. a cobra capella. (e D'/_\’fiog? na’ga-su,lz', s. An inauspici- o3 T8 the trouble arising from killing o ous natural curl. cobra capella. c3TenT the Bengal Sans- S. SARCT ndga-swara, s A snake- § crit character. Sod §3R3 the Peninsula Sans- pipe to charm serpents. 2. a pipe answer- i crit character. ing to the drone of the bagpipe. 8. J°RTeIY8, SORTeFO8 ndgara- b A.C. VAT migafia, s. A deep place in i chavuti, ndgara-chouti, s. A feast on the Godédvery. the fourth lunar day of the ninth Hindu § 9 ¢. I907Y ndgala, s. A measure of grain month to propitiate the king of serpents. st containing four markals. Al 8. JORTRoL3D> ndgara-panchami, s S. So7mso ndgdmba, s. The sister of %] A feast on the fifth lunar day of the fourth Basava. month. tho s. SORegTBee ndg-abharana, s, Shiva, 8 A. C. ORTIS R ndgara-vakkiga, s, having a necklace of snakes. dan Vishnu, sleeping on a serpent. S. JIOTOAPED ndgdrjuna, s. An ancient dang 8. SOATX ndga-rasa, s. Yellow orpi- king so called, preceding Shdlivahana. 2 - QN ment. mrFJ 3% his era. (e C. SOAVmORY ndgara-kdvu, s. The co- C. Soren nd-gdlu, s. A quadruped. U bra. ToMmOBRRR), TR MO B quadrupeds. e3 .3, S. SOADT, JVALCT ndgarika, ndga- 2ROEL,E to run fast, as a dog, deer, &c. A C, rika, [s55]s. A citizen, inhabitant of a C. SVOYB nd-gdvuda, s.Four gavadas. to-y city or town, a cockney. 2. neatness in 8. SORo33 ndgdshana, s Garuda, the dress, elegance. 3. prudence. 4. a whore- G, kite, the sovereign of the feathered tribe, as monger, distinguished by neatness in dress, o4 feeding on serpents. 2. a lion, as feeding on &e. adj. clever, skilful. b - C.(\’ dAOeT ndgalika, s. A clever man. elephants. 8. a thunderbolt, as destroyh.lg Orgay mountains. 4. fire. 8. — DRSO The betel g ) ndga-valli, s, 8. SOTORI ndg-dsana, s, The seat of an 3!)‘\' creeper. TNIYR Id), FNTY 80T See ° idol, having on it the form of a serpent. sings zwd. 2, a wife’s younger brother to give s. SOND, TONR ndgini, ndgini, s. I3 { the betel leaf for the first time to a bride= a A semi-serpent virgin. groom and bride on the fifth morning of their oy Tafg] being betrothed ? C. 3'.)7\5%3 nd—gu_la, [four kolagas] s. A | measure. W) 4] 8. IOASOTIM ndgavakarana, s, An ?‘”\thn ()% 23333% ndchike, s. Shame, modesty, astrological term not clearly defined. of {hy blushing. S ® Rk® a shameless person. C. SORDON ndgawdsa, s. A hook to Dl suspend a swinging cot on,"&c. 2. a dancing C. 983, ;33?5%37?@\;%, S0eTTEB e girl. 3. a set of dancing girls. ndehu, ndchike-gollu, ndchike-padu, illdica 8. JOASON ndga-vdsa, s. The infernal . 0. To blush, be ashamed, abashed. 33T= an exe a man who is ashamed. S¥3BIY0 g modest, regions, Yourg)y T3 to shame, make 8. SORTSDI ndga-shayana, s. Vish- blushing woman. ) a) blush. nu, sleeping on a serpent. e, 8. SORBeWT ndga-shékhare, s The H. S983> ndehu, s. A nautch, dance, ball. “‘f Iy £ T JIND to chief of serpents. So%o Swed to see a dance. fllhauflex dance, to act. r A[Qm C. IPATVOLR ndga-sampige, s. A flow- er so called. H. &0 ndjaru, s. A sheriff, constable. A fy, 8. SOAROF® ndga-sambhava, s. Red H. So&F 721{]'1/5/{1(, adj. Delicate, soft, Wity 3 l fine. Seww et delicious food, dainties. g 4 } 0 8, A léad. o v s. 398 mdta, s. Dancing, acting. MY B. 3°0A ndga-sara, See F3nz 0. 8 4l ) 0, 584 S o983 P 9@%{ o83 i 8. So&F ndtaka, s. A play, drama. S. 30@0?55) na’dindfiaya, s. He who ST T30 g man drinks or sucks through a tube. % 2)% a female dancer. who exhibits puppets. 2. the deity, who is ke C. SOBR na’qliga, s. A petty chief. SBNE said by some to determine all the actions of his wife. el men. e A. C. TBQOR nddidinge, adv. For the S. INDICS) ToR, So&3eTOA néta-rdga, day after to-morrow. ) 1} ndti-rdga, s. A prelude. A. C. S03 B nddiddara, adv. Of the Tl 8. 98 natu, v. a. & n. To fix in the ground, day after to-morrow. set, plant. 2. to pierce or stick in, asan A. C. 3983 do nddiddarim, ads. From arrow, &c. 28 to make plant. Skl FwR I Qf the day after to-morrow. ©) g pierced arrow. St mgo a pierced C. IOB> nddu, s. A district, province, thorn. o8 D¢ to be stuck or pierced in. i country. 0% J9@ g general convocation, 8. 298 nd!ya, s. The science or art of v 5@ the Mysore forest. T g country dancing or acting, or the union of song, in the Northern Circars. =28 of or belong- et dance, and instrumental music. Tebli 70T, ing to a country or district. TBT FNB g, b T84BT an actor, dancer. o738 g female provincialism, a word in general use. BElehd dancer. :?fahSqS 93, p@fm‘omr}, m{’d‘s TonRR g HadnFy general custom or usage of a place for dancing, a theatre. country. ST 3987 the news of a district. il ] T. B. 393 nada, See wou;. SRE) 2@ 793 the head man of a district. A. C. SoBB> nddadu, adv. The day after BUITH g person under him, B BTeHeR to-morrow. the accountant of a district. s the C. DEODR, IVEed wddddiga, nddddi, A. C. I85> nddu, v. a, To search, seek. s. A traveller. ¢, 88 ALl '53373 ndde, adj. Great, much, high, B ¢ 01 S. IO nddi, s. The pulse. 2.any tubular excessive. S. Abuse, reproach. 2. a term, organ of the body, as an artery, vein, or a fixed time. 3. to-morrow. oy intestine. 3. the stalk of any plant, 4, €. ?53736533 nddeyu, s. Premna herbacea, any pipe or tube. 5 a fistulous sore, a fora C. 3°f% ndn, s. Shame, modesty, blushing. sinus. 6. an hour of twenty four minutes. P09 303 without loss of shame. 7. asort of bent grass. 8. an astrological ly & C. J0&008 ndpa-danti, s. A reed. term not clearly defined, but connected with natal stars. 9 vital air or breath. TOBR A. C. TRV, 080 ndpala, ndpili, o A S8® to observe the pulse. TR ERT HBwe S A person void of shame, an impudent 7 the pulse to cease. ©°2% Z0F examination person. of the pulse. T2 B8R, SBR SBEW the A Cl '&‘D?‘%Zg ndnede, s. The secret parts. 0l pulse to beat. 728 S g pulse which C. D‘DZ"%QS?‘G nu’zze’wu’ra, s. A custom o 5240 shews excess of flatulence. D, 32 g pulse of women during a marriage ceremony, indicating bile. ¥ 2™ 702 a pulse indicating taking a stretched thread and walking with gt an excess of phlegm. ST 3F T2B an unfa- it four times round the bride and bridegroom vourable conjunction of natal stars. zusq and then tying this thread, with some blades ol & g middling one. T3 3B g favourable of bent grass, round the right arm of the o} \’L“&\ one, o22; ¥k the planetary conjunction bridegroom and the left arm of the bride. consulted by astrologers when matrimonial 1 T gag'v;\é?\)’o ndn-gedisu, » q. To A alliances are to be formed. |¥2 JeB vital ores T vital deprive of shame and modesty. T2 a air from the right nostril. air from the left nostril. ms‘am‘\ SR g shameless, impudent fellow. vital air from the centre of bhoth mnostrils, A.C. D06 ndnehu, v, n. Tobe ashamed, said to be exhaled in sleep. blush. m‘{;fi*’ v. @. To shame, make blush. 8. SoBOQR> nddindhama, s, A gold- C }SD{"EJQ& ndn-nudi, s. A provincialism, 0 smith, 2. a saying, proverb. 85 4 B T it 2 . 53{%@ A ndn-mdga, s;Abluslling, 8. OO nddisu, v.n. To sound, ¢.v. modest face. caus. To make melt, knead, wash, &c. g oth C. T8> nddu, v.n. To melt, become liquid. T. B. I0€3, ADYISONE ndnya, ndnoya, mea [®2«F] s. Money, coin. U@e’?{smd a money 0. a. Toknead, as dough. 2. towash, bathe, 8 i 3 changer. 2. a faithful man. m%mm e wet, drench. ©°0% the act of kneading, melt- :i,t (od .‘ changing large for small money. ;sanqszfiauau ing, &c. 5203 &8y, flour made into dough. T 0w exchanging coins, S2¢zy TTIE shrof- U wwsd 20 having bathed in tears of joy. eight Jfing or trying money. ¢y $OF examination 8. T 8@(553 nddéya, adj. Aquatic, marine. - (LD N of money. SR FJ% the agio on money. s. A plant so called. ofg [ o33 3900 the account of various coins paid. 0. SO, I ndn, ndnu, v. n. To be- 0398 (ear, costly. 2. fine. SoegTd LY & come moist, get wet, TIFLFI to hecome wet a fine or costly cloth. S22 T 57, a common, one’s self. Dotent ordinary, or coarse thing. U@{?é?o;, mm‘s — H. SO3TTBNE ndna-parawarshi, s. § QDY JBI™ g handsome man. 2. a trustworthy A pension. 2. a gratuitous salary given to a anpell man. SO TeBIY g handsome woman. 2 destitute person who is not yet capable of f U, -~ a woman who may be trusted. being employed. ted, o C. 398 ndta, [#%]s. Smell in general. 2. S. JOJ® ndénd, adj. Many, various, diverse, TR fragrance, odour, fume. 3. (the modern use) different. SO0 DY, ST WA, Tede 0¢8 many I stink, stench, T3 Kwgo, T3 B aw to smell, ways. oTe FTeNF, ToTe FUI many things. - 2. to stink. D98 0Ty, T8 YD g smell to gD C. T3> ndnu, pro. sing. mas. and fem. L. come in contact with the olfactery nerves. Aly TSk, 387 5931 I of myself, I by myself, I 500y 303 the fragrance of flowers. Rozd 523 myself. ISR T3k 203 I came of myself. 0, (\)vo: the fume of sandal. ®3,80% 28 the odour of . I0JWT> ndniiru, adj. Four hundred. Dreakiy musk. 3w 98 the stink of ordure. wafi:&’sojo %) 3 A 38 the smell of the urine of cattle. Aex Y 8. SO0, TODR ndpita, ndpiga, s. A H.; barber. T9%38 g barber’s wife. v 5 598 the stench of a kennel. Shomy H. 393350 dedorondpharamdni-ran- C. '5333 na’z‘i, s. A woman. 528 %03 [woman T3 gu, s. A chocolate colour. gem | a most excellent or chief woman. 8 T D) S. 233—(}3 ndtha, s. A husband, master, lord. S. So¢) ndbhi, s. Thenavel. 2. poison. 3. the nave of a wheel. 4. the holes in a pal- (ondyg =R 8 lord of the world. myra leaf book. o) w3y, Bramha, as pro- gallant ] 8. 5ol ndda, s. A sound,report, noise, note. Jowel, duced from Visknw's navel. sfi‘e’f\g Y, IT I Potrn o3 the sound of a bell. DgFe 0B the Nl 2, RT Y varieties of poison. o :’uai,, note of a guitar. 2o T3 g war cry, the o) 9% the umbilical eord or navel string. U shout of battle. 2w¥0 86 the sound of a SR 529 musk, TRV P Vishnu. NROF C\\ Or g pipe. S0x® &3 thunder. 2. the son of %3 g sheep. Yo r P4 spider that streteh- ma\v'l‘ Ghatétkacha. 3. Rdvana’s son. 38R T8 es its thread over long spaces. Dering the sound of a drum. SO0, T RWW to C. Y D) sound. 8. ?JD?,SJE ndbhukta, adj. Inexperienced, not acquainted with. e de 0. SO0, SO0V nddani, nddini, s. A S. TOD> mdmd, s. A mame, appellation. 2. 800 : wife’s or husband’s sister. 2. younger bro- (WK o. a sectarian mark i the form of a trident, ) ther’s wife. q,l} of which the middle line is yellow or red and ) o (o H. SO G90, Somods ndddri, ndddru, the rest white. 3. a name of the white clay g § [not possessing] s. Poverty. adj. Poor, weak, used for this purpose. Je30 FTe2 the ceremo- T.B ~ ‘v D'\ helpless. DITOTS, TTed FOF g poor, des- TR BT g ny of giving a child its name. titute man. SOTD RV, S0 VB to be noun. e 9% the third person of a verb. Mo poor or destitute. =223 JORT NcéJ R, D33 W33 a box containing the N » —— ISDIS) 2300 ndddli, nddd- M S, IOTY, seals, mirror, &c., for putting on sectarian g 0y nanda, s. A musical amateur, marks. o +¢87S verses in praise of the M I O 8 (ap] e ISP 90 (1 names of the deity. o3 &3 bathing, en- c. ;730337%?3333 ndi-gemmat, s. The hoop- gaging in acts of devotion, and performing ing cough. qal other religious ceremonies prior to taking a 6. 9o0HS OR ndi-chhattirige, |dog’s athe, meal. o33 20 g follower of Vishan. PR umbrella] s. A mushroom. 3 e 7,028 thinking of or repeating the names of C. So00ZYA ndi-tulast, s, The white ugh God. =% @ to put on the triple secta- basil or country tea, Ocymawm album. =7 : Jo% rian mark. 2. to deceive, cheat. Sv3%» 3] 0. So023eT> ndi-néralu, s. A plant rine, eight verses in praise of the names of a deity. so termed. SI[A.Z T3 verses including 108 names of a god. c. ;3@033:‘3\.@&'@5 ndi-mosale, s. A sort 0 bee of fish. p ek H. JO0G0E ndmaerdd, s, An eunuch, im- S. S98 ndra, s, Water. 2. a crowd of potent man, people, mob. S. '5?)3337380':))3 7166’7)2616?&6’3/@, s. A name, 8. SoCoRA m‘iranga, s. A kind of orange. tod appellation. 8. Iv3& ndratta, s. Land which has U b of 8. 3oR59083 ndmdnkita, adj. Dedica- chasms, cracks, or chinks. ted, as a work to a person. 8. S8R ndrada, s Ndarada, the son of {189 T. B. J° mg’mi, [S5] s The ninth lu- Bramha, a celebrated legislator, and inventor Ty nar day. of the vine or lute. 2. a cloud. Jings D. 390303 00> ndmi -ripdi, s 8. S98803F ndradantaka, s. Theside Lt I A Company’s rupee not now current. timber of a door-frame. self [ C. IO ndmu, s. A disease of cattle from 8. Emacia- If 0. JVTPAWET ndrdgdra, breaking into young corn. TFN DD, TeIN tion, depression from sickness. led, w3y, To=N HABM to have such a disease. 8. SoUveF, SvoeR adrdcha, ndrdsa, s 4 s. An iron arrow. H. 303003, ndmilshi, s. Disgrace. 2. 2. an iron style to write shame. with, 202 T one armed with an arrow. l"m}. T. B. J9 s ndya, [se]s. Justice, S. S90S ndrdyana, s. A name S. SDOT))J’B" ndyaka, s. A guide, leader, of Vishnu, but especially considered as the 0.9 conductor. 2. a chief, head, general. 3. a deity who was before all worlds; from =°3 14 Y&l‘l’ gallant, paramour. 2% T8, the best or chief the primeval waters, derived from &3 the jewel. TcE, JCNTID g, mistress or wife. spirit of God, whence they originated, and 7 an ST 30wPoed g chief or excellent female. ©ahs the place of coming or moving; he who moved over the water before creation ; ! 0. SO0 BH0B ndyakawddi, s. A coun- or from 3 the divine spirit or soul of the uni- gng cil or assembly of chiefs. 2. apeon attached verse; °0 appertaining to it, the actions or to a village, a village watcher, one who su- emotions of the soul, and ¥ pervading, il el perintends the farmers in their cultivation. influencing ; again 23 multitudes, mankind, C. SO0 ndi, s. Adog. BWeHR S g, spor- and YT place; present amongst men. <o 1ilifflffd’ ting dog. &?mé)g S0 g bitch, TFO Rwod Techa F0T) g sectarian seal used by the fol_- S, fi\)’&a T3 3 mad dog‘ T WY, T lowers of Vishnu. it ) g o 2, T oI 3 puppy, whelp, Y & 8. TO0OCEd ndrdyani, s The wife of y {0 ol o, Beoered g dog used in hunting tigers, & Shiva and goddess of destruction. 2. the N Wenigh, Ted Ter the bark of a dog. A wife of Vishnw and goddess of prosperity. 8. JillAg T, B. T00D00W, So00NE ndinda, ndida, the river Ganges. 4. the plant asparagus hetp (¢4 [®2%%] s A barber. TocdwoBNg a barber’s racemosus. wife. S. 390 ndri, s, A woman. 2.a bow-string. L S. IPONT T ndi-kode, See T>NHLOA. T30g S g choice or very excellent woman. fl I 0. I20DB AR ndi-kolige, s. A stick u- 8. o0y, IO wdri-kéla, ndrila, sed in leading dogs to the chase. s. The cocoanut tree, v o687 <0 A, 4 C. S0W>02 ndri-hunpu, s. The guinea- 3 a word that every body knows. T2y, Fus worm. bi 8¥33 one who is acquainted with every kind di C. o8> ndru, s. The hemp of plants or of work. ®evy 9td a place where four streets meet, FIYBIYIID neighbours, Fe, g/ § fibrous bark of trees of the palm species. %o v TS I another A to be square or cubical. Towy, FNB to ol &g 33 common hemp. variety. BoAT 3 the coir of cocoanuts. unite man and wife who have disagreed; % 1.3 2oiy o0 the hemp of the hibiscus esculent- 0. 598w D, uea%??medo ndal-gdru, trer us. NS TeD the saul tree, hemp, T2H 2 g nalku-koru, s Four shares. 2. land L cloth made of linen or bark, put oo by brah- which, having been untilled, is let to farmers il mans to eat with. @3 83 a hempen cloth on agreement that Government shall have § @ worn by ascetic women. <203 ®3 hemp done one share and the cultivators three. ~ up in braided coils. 03 =7 a hempen rope. ("'Z . ‘(‘JD@.)\@QQQJ ndl-ddla, s, Vishnu, with affer oD DOBW to take hemp from a plant or four arms. fruit. L SoTTBY, stringy, as mangoes, &c. T° N that which is stringy or tough, % c. '&Dé)&) ~ mil—moga, s. Bramha, with “AN four faces. Zoex, a festering sore. SR RIBy Vishnu, the father Ul of Bramha. C. 390> ndru, v.n. To smell, to emit or ~— oY send forth a scent. 2. (the modern use) to C. ;‘53@(33_30 ndl-vattu, adj. Forty. fort stink. C. TveRdyd ndlvaru, pro. Four persons. Cur g0 C. 531‘53053@@? ndrum-béle, s. The plant C. '&'3-@‘2’3‘ %Cl,ZUC’, s. A rivulet or channel. ]7('1)‘ Trichosanthes palmata or ocymum sanctum. 8. IO, TN ndvi, ndve, s, A ship, boat, e, ¢ 0. SOBoWeT> ndru-béru, s. A medical vessel., 0af | root, acorus calamus. 8. SoRF, IDR ndvika, ndvige, s, A [Eh) pilot, helmsman. Tenug) c. ‘(:33836‘@;3 ndr-bilu, v.n. To waste a- way, become thin, emaciated. T. B. JoNTI> ndvidanu, [»%3] s, A bar- iy H. Soo0d ndla-bandi, s, One who ber R, tA shoes horses. C. IO ndvu, pro. plu. mas. and fem. We. Drogy S°3Y not we. IFR T3 we of ourselves. COH]G) c. 3°9R ndlige, s. The tongue. +d 79 & the uvula. Standj 5207% T)Fer the keeping of 8. 253\33,8 na’vya, s. DBoat hire, passage mo- a promige, TR BT, TORR B, to speak ney. stan 5 § A9 otherwise than before. 007k 370 to speak S. 9%, T39I ndsha, ndshana, g, De- (“%4 fluently, pronounce correctly. T3ORg 7iwobs struction, ruin, loss. 2. annihilation, death. Tpnogg the right hand leg of a weaver’s web beam. TOBIIN, DOBI IR, FTBIFN TR to be ruin- Dmising STRB) TORDT g liar, 2. a promise breaker. ed. T35 In® to ruin, destroy, annihilate. hflnora\ Teafy H., J° milu, s. Horse-shoes. oW %’&i& S93F g destroyer. =935 destructible. the 1§ to shoe a horse. 093 3w horse-shoe nails. 5. SR, SoNF, SOAT ndse, ndsike, Megy; S WodIII one who shoes horses. SO F ndsika, s. The nose. %2 BaA a pain b)“\f 8,3 50003 g horse that is shod. in the nose followed with bleeding. ®o~%? o0l P~ WE C. S, Towyn ndlu, ndluve, s, A Yoz the nostrils. 0% YURY the pair of, rivulet or channel. Tprogg or, the two nostrils. Se2@w(3%T breath from i g 0. JOITT, wu@‘gdo ndluvaru, ndl- the nostrils. SONTET e, SdD J¢d g nose 5 A varu, pro. Four persons. jewel. Mdm?ab C. S ndlku, adj. Four. ey, T8, S. '&'D?\)Qfi ndsz’m, s. Advancing or skir- 0 A Y N\, ey, 8%y the four points of the compass. o mishing in front of an army, leaving the line by, TG 9,3 fourth., 2,2 a quadruped. 2. a small and defying the enemy by shouts and ges- tures. 11« ml) distance. FYBR IR, SOy BT g quadru- “ tog ped. oo dIF Besn W some days must S. 1333\)95 ndstika, s. An atheist. 2. ome 8ty pass. GENMY =P YT I, Touy, BT FoB I D who denies the divine authority of the Vedas. Wy i 588 Y ?0 5 & i 3. refusal, denial. %733, > #:éf, SN stands or remains. QoDHIB, JodBWED, DO kind atheism; the denial of a god; heresy; the 0% the act of standing. Teels disbelief of a future world. C. Qo3 ninna, See ¥ S. No(‘j ndla, s. The stalk of the lotus, a 0. QO3 minne, See 33, Y 0} hollow, tubular stalk. S. Qo2 nimba, s. The margosa tree, melia T. B. S99 ndli, [&2] 5. An Indian hour of azadirachtha. i, twenty-four minutes. 083 nimbe, s. The lime tree. 2T T land A. C. J9Y0 ndlim, [for S2¥oz] From to- D3R FIWWINT F o, d02F Bexy, lime fruit. Ters morrow. Te%on for to-morrow. o lime pickle. 3R Q023 g sweet lime. =082 have 8. I09T ndlika, See w¢. Q0% g sour lime. ne 2088 g large kind of C. ESD‘\?ZSJ mi_liddu, dec. adv. The day lime. ith after to-morrow. C. 0o nimma See 95y TWRT BV c. OB8& nikata, adj. Near, proximate. 8. ST ndlika, s, A lotus. pith 0 a woman with a lotus-like face. TOVRTT S. &FT nikara, s. A flock, multitude. D) Z, ther B a lotus pond, pith, sap, essence. ¢. truth. AT, I T C. '5'0_6? ndle, dec. adv. To-morrow. ¥R SIBe 2¥0DY nothing you say is true. for to-morrow. WS, T2¥D of to-morrow. 8. AFT, AT[weerRw nikasha, nika- S C.-Q03, oB ninta, ninda, pastrel. shopala, s. A touch-stone. el part. of ¥ to stay, &c., Sfopped, remain- i P El s nikarsha, s. Meanness. ed, &c. 08 ?UT remaining work., 2. work ot S. FWE nikarshana, s An open that has been interrupted in its progress. 0 space or sort of play-ground in or near a 8 &3 people remaining behind. Q08 WY g , A town. remaining balance. Q03), Jo past. part. ROV TBwg S. QTTHoD nikashdtmaja, s. Nipriti. having stood, stopped, ceased, &c. bt T, Lo W™ to cease, be interrupted in 8. TV ni]fa’ma, adv. Much, abundantly. progress. o) WDy, J0W WD to delay and S. g)bcDO-\J)J nil»‘d’?/d, s. A flock, multitude, T come, to come behind, 208D, D02 to be congregation, audience, 2. a house or habi- e standing. 2. to be remaining. 208 B to tation. o 100 stand and tell. 2. to pause and tell. S ?)6‘3(5538 ni/m’?/?/cl, s. A house or habi- . o ninde, s, Abuse, blame, censure, tation. s D reproach, reproof, accusation. Qo i&%fl S. O3 nikdsha, adj. (in comp) i;ike. death praising the gods, &c. by repeating their dis- S. Qvo%y mikdli, s. The ends of a cotton or I honorable deeds, in which their might and wool pack. TR B to put a bottom or late greatness were displayed. 2. praising ene by top to a pack. the use of words which from their ambiguous 8. QB0 nikunja, s An arbour, bower, I meaning seem to convey abuse, 20Tk Fnm, Qo (18 a place overgrown with creepers. &% to abuse, reproach. 2odDFT an abuser, i p;u'.fi 8. QTo0P nikumbha, s. A giantso called. A falets] Sfi), o8 fi@g), aloYal '2:){%”& to be abused, ho reproached, censured, blamed, accused. (Sh) 8. dT2To02 nikurumba, s. A flock, mul- \,fifi '3{) 08, €WR0T g false accusation. titude. i frim 8. QoBo nindya, adj. Censurable, culpable, S. Qfi@fi, nmikrishta, adj. Outcast, low, 4 s despised, vile. blameable, faulty. 8. ?5%@5[5 nikétana, s. A house, residence. i C. QoT> nindiru, |de3 of dgd, and A] o> v. n. To stand, remain, halt, stop, cease, be T. B. Sf& nikka, [53,]s. A gold pagoda, 7{1‘1?1 a coin. interrupted in progress. 2. to be terminated. ol 0D ;=, JodTW o 2. to stand upon, &ec. € 35& nikka, adj. Defective, maimed. stop, retain, make stay. QobTEF g person T. B. DT Bo0d nikkaruni, [5%,34] s. A (l ) W who will not remain. 2o8TIS g person who severe, harsh, rigorous, cruel man. i 589 NTY, e C. ?)3"3 nikku, v. n. To stand on tip-toe 8. dmD nigdda, s. A word or speech. S and reach, to walk erect, strut. 3%, Fogo to G. JTWOORD NiGdisU, v. . To shine, reach one’s self. 2. to be finished, fulfilled, glitter. 5, 830 accomplished, come true. Y &3 to reach S. QneT nigdra, s. Swallowing. and tie. D, FROB) W, Yy W to come § : strutting. D IIID g proud or presump- 37\‘0@' nigd.la, s. The throat or neck of a horse. tuous man. 7Y 3 k™ to go struttingly 2] or proudly. 655 ?57?3?'\53 m'gdsu, v. n. To glitter, shine. A€ A. C. IT R netkkuva, s. Truth. A. C. QAR02% nigumbu, v, 7. To lengthen, ] s, stretch out. T. B. JT)3¢0 nikramana, [2 EY 13 Setting out. C. JRT> nigury, See DR, ¢ S. 35‘39’8, i)f:cgm nikwana, nikwdna, S. Z)T\’@So’,zssds'@m nigrikyamdna, ad;. 13 s. A musical tone or sound. Impeded, hindered, restrained. faln 8. DY nikhila, adj. All, the whole, en- AL, 357\;\5 nmggava, s. The tusk of an faln tire, complete. elephant. 13, C. QReFd, JAe3> nigachu, niguchu, C. QR Niggu, s. Assuming airs, strutting. v. @. To make what was bent straight, to adj. full, long. driy 7, 7R AD to hecome {:V Palar) 8 [ make go out to the full length. DRUT B a pompous in gait. 2. to become long. a stretched out hand. oy AR 3393 a body erect or 8, A= strutting. dm Ty a long thing. stretched out. ¥ DB, INW &3V to stretch @rv%@ dre Q713 T, dRY MRTH, 7D a strutter. out the hand and throw. _NRB Tt stand a woman who struts. 27 =7 strutting. toy firm and jump. dRE By to 1ift up and g)fi?\ 2377%7\ Sradw, zm;)\égo %flg\@_@b JSBBW, gm}‘ UJL | pour out, Bugd, d7y Fd to strut, walk affectedly or 0 p< (47 o H. QAD m'gadz', s. Instalment, a fixed pompously. o period for payment. dNBR IR to fix, settle. 8. DR m'gra/’za, s. Punishing, killing. Wisk 8. IAQS nigadita, adj. Said, spoken, 2. aversion, disfavour, discouragement, dis- like. 2. deviation from rectitude; impro- 0, C. QAQR, ININ niga-niga, nigi-nigi, Ty adv. Sparklingly, glitteringly. @namRERT priety. ™I, d7T)W 87 Fo7ew3 punishment S of the wicked and protection of the good. om0 to sparkle, shine. § o780 to punish. " VW 8. QR nigama, s. The Védas collective- ) S. ?31:))0&33 nighantu, s. A dictionary con- litg Iy. dnzwTy Shiva, having the ¥ édas for his taining the synonymes of a language; a loeh steed. dn=we8 the theological part of the vocabulary, a collection of words or names ; Acs Védas. ARS8k God, as the being with of which there are various kinds, chiefly in 10“0 whom the scriptures alone are conversant. Sanscrit ; as, TSow I dFoth, Bocy Fok, Nt G 8 T, B. QAT nigara, [2%3) adj. Chief, pre- DB, dFoD, TTFF dFPo, imp% eminent, superior. 2. proper, well. Y% 8. 3@9 nighna, adj. Docile, subservient ; i C. DA m'garu, v. n. To lengthen out, dependent, domestic. s. Power, might. f* R & ; go out to the full length, become erect. ANT IR, 8. z)'&:DT\JJ nigkasa, s. A longer, one who 0 0 Fwo® WM to come strutting. covets. 71 to lengthen out, make what was bent A straight. dRTHVF, JNOF Jengthening out, S. VI8 nigh(i,ta, s. Strength, prowess. Mpvffl (R expanding. 2. erectio penis. DRABID, D S. 3?{33@3 nigfidta, s. Destruction, killing v 70 Feo@ EwgRSI one who struts. o C. VPIPRIWy nighd-mddu, v n. To thr d S. :3—5’? nigala, s, A chain, fetter. serve, do service. 03 0 H. QN9, Q%39 nigd, nighd, s. Super- S. Qe3> nichaya, s. A heap, assemblage, 1\‘}1[ t collection. et ‘ intendence, control. 2. c. business, work. 3. sight. Doy y 8. Q258 nichita, adj, Full, filled, complete. ~ i d ‘l (3] 90 I Flap) Lh. 853‘;}' nichula, s. The plant Baringto- B an erect, long, or high pillar. 3&33@3 sl nia acutangula close or confined place. 2803y the back- 3;§®ogj ;’3@2.,@@@) nichdla, nichdla, bone 2,5 T an eye w1th the outward s. A cover, wrapper, bodice, veil ngle extendcd 280,83 g continued or long run. 1605 01 S ?)@g\@Q 5)5 nicholana, s Seeing, looking. T. B. 08,3, 8,3 nittura, nittira, T. B. Q3 nichcha, (23] ady Eternal [#%2%] adj. Harsh, contumelious, censori= e, everlasting, perpetual. dE d% e daily. ous, cruel AL 1585- & mclccbam, s. Sincerity. '@tv yinen 0. NE>,THTd @u&fi LS)S NLL-USUTU, 33 fi% sincere devotion. T. B. Z)eégf% Z)Dai % nichchani, nich- mfturpu, s. A deep sigh, difficult or hard cfiamfl e, breathing, loud sobbing [a3, Vfij s. A ladder (0 q QB nidi, s. A strong smell, as that of T. B. JeF S nmichchaya, [23 i s. Cer- mustard. tainty ascertainment, truth adj Ascer- 0 a1 VBT, BT, D3oT> midunidi, ni- tained, settled, certain, true. didu, nidudu, adj Long, high, tall, lof- o 2585 ©, D&% G nichchala, nichehala, g ty dBRRYH, d2meN to be long or high. (33 o] adj Firm, fixed, stable, permanent. ) o™ A3 a long hand dR) =B Jong braided S. (0385 nya, s Idiosyncrasy, condition, cir- tresses JW TeRYY g long arm. Pk ',fit;a cumstances in life. AV V0 VYWoFOW to loud voice, a high note. 2 33) (long sleep) dress beyond one means. BITJY, g death to manifest one’s self. adj. Own. 2. perpet- thn, S. VB0 nitamba, s. A woman’s buttocks. ] ual, eternal ®TVS one’s own composition ¢ 2. the buttocks or posteriors in general ; the or performance. d® TV one’s own caste Iy ot o wW circumference. 3. the side of a mountain. 3% Be¥ one’s own or natural shape. 33 one’s own mother dFewd, JZowIE g woman with large and 22k one’s own ol wish handsome buttocks. ol S. V3008 wmitdnta, adj, Much, excessive. C. Q% nija, adj. True, certain sure, real. s. il AWID g'a’ mtya, adj. FEternal, everlasting, Truth, veracity, certainty, reality et F9 g true word, truth continual, perpetual, past, present and fu- 7 ru()d. ‘“"’ma—‘a’o ture 2. daily 3. regular, fixed, invariable. 8. Q8¢ nitila, s. The forehead 8y, dZ3T9N constantly, perpetually. @3‘5 T3 Shiva, with an eye in the centre of his forehead ¥ a standing order, perpetual order, daily oh- a1y il oo b servance. 8y A7 a daily ceremony 3y A. C. I8, nitta, adj. Tall, lofty, high, 2 AU 23/= immortality. 3y S8 g constant reli- n long. 3. erect 28,3 loftily ; erectly i glous observance 83 daily festivity G. N8B, BD nitt-adavi, s A thickset or constant rejoicin 358, God, the eternal impervious forest spirit 8 @) the daily begging of rice ?3%* o nittani, s A line, row, pile from door to door, as is done by mendicant brahmans. ol «*&JFS &), to pile or put in a row A. €. Q8, nitti, s. Sight, vision, secing. Q s. AnBE I midarshana, s. An example, m W 8D to look, s aBE- e} @&3 = to peep illustration, evidence, instance, secretly S. QO niddgha, s. The hot season. kw‘(t’" QE3, nittu, s A row or pile. adj S. Qw3 niddna, s. A first cause, a pri- 0 W Erect 2. piled up 3. long. 4. thickset mary or remote cause. 2. disappearance, ces- ] close, confined 28, de to be erect, as a sation, or removal of a first cause. 3. purifi- Lk tent, to remain erect Q&M to become cation, purity, correctness 4 ascertaining 13 o erect or piled y QWA in g standm« the cause; the study of symptoms, with a a\ w . to posture. 57y, d¥abh, to pile view to trace the remote or proximate cause ; &i O hence this word is the name of a celebrated i make pile up, or make stand erect ej *17 oom} 5 91 3]l D 8. 3T, T8 nminada, nindda, 8. medical work. 5. judgment, 6. news, intel- See 2593, Sound. dT0 to sound. ligence. f T. B. QO nide, See 29. C. O3 minna, gen. of 2k Thy. 93 33 4 8 5\2385 nidésha, s, Order, mandate, com- © thy name. 2. ace. For 33,3 thee. 3 G o mand. S, ™, 5% thine, thy thing. tl T8 ?3'62 nidde, [33)] s. Sleep, drowsiness. C. Q33 ninne, dec. adv. Yesterday. 233 0} of yesterday. o 7B, dZHR for yesterday. d QP 3, 27 InD to sleep. F 833y hav- 0o DT 3y, W0, B, T from yesterday. ing slept. &g F3d gleep to be spoiled. Q b 3%90:1)3, 3% O&)?zifimm to a“vake‘ 8. D08 nipdta, s Causing to descend or fion S. bzfl’ nidre, s, Sleep, drowsiness, sloth. fall. 2. throwing. 3. (in gram.) irregularly gk e Swdem to be overcome with sleep. @ formed. ¥e®es5od an imitative word. all T,F RFE, 33 Swe drowsiness. ) A g 8, DD 3 m'pzina, s. A trough or ditch near b ) adj. Sleeping, sleepy, drowsy. a0)2 asleep. a well, for watering cattle. 10 g B) T to go to sleep. T 803 sleep is 8. QYO nipuna, adj. Clever, skilful, con- over. Q [®) S e won disturbance of sleep. G versant. dxyeody gkill, eminence in any art from S. :JZ§§ nmidhana, s. Destruction, death, loss, or science. &8 g skilful woman. Qs disappearance, aunihilation. 2. race, family. S. f\)&)O'q’)fi nibandhane, s. Order, man- tual 8. Qo3 nidhdna, s. A treasure, belong- date. 2. appointment, engagement. 8.9 Ofli ing especially to Kubéra. 2. receptacle, place, fence. H o5 or vessel in or on which any thing is collected C. iba)%niéaddz’, s. Certainty, reality, truth. CX; 2 ordeposited. 8. concealed property, hid trea- | sure. ady. T'rue. £X \ C. o S. Qe nibarhana, s Slaughter, c. 3(;535 nidhdna, s. Caution, deliberation, To ) killing. presence of mind. y] certainty, decision, set- (, U tlement.- dTTHN Jeisurely, slowly, gently. H. S&D@ nibdou, adyj. Difficult, impracti- 8 R\ cable. V) QeI 2TeI S0, DT a just man. QETRJT T, Tt DTTTAD), DT NP, VTS TP, JTeT I 8. 203, dndeR nibida, nibarisa, adj. tokey B, 3T Mo to examine carefully, consider, Coarse, gross, large, bulky. 2. thick, close, 5) fallerYela] el judge. &, to be deliberate, patient, calm, crowded, impervious, impenetrable. a0 quiet, to take patience. 2T7T Iw8o g mild %90 thick darkness. dvagwys stoutly made. or just expression. S. 2)3”3@373 nibodhe, s. Insensibility, ab- T. B. QGO0 N idhdra, | 25575 s. Settlement, gence of mind. determination. QATe0e =IR® to determine. c. ?33@9@, QNPT D> nibbana, nib- 8. Q@ nidhi, s. One of Kubéra’s divine banadavaru, s. The party at a marriage 0o " O treasures. Their nature is not exactly defin- festival. 2. the brideor bridegroom going to, Tu‘ ! ed, though some of them appear to be precious or returning from, the marriage. Q2 € ETCH Erect stones ; according to the Tantrika system, the company at a marriage festival to dis- b they are personified and worshipped as demi- perse. 8% 8 I the place wherea marriage gods, attendant either upon Kubéra or upon ) is celebrated. %37 the person defraying Lakshmsi. 33 29 Kubéra’s nine treasures. 'mh‘ the expenses of a marriage, as a bridegroom’s D3 Kubéra, 2. concealed treasure. & a 111,‘1 il father, &e. 4, (! \6 receptacle, asylum, or place of accumulation ; [N T. B. Q23 ntbbara, [2373] adj. Full, com- as a treasury, granary, nest, &c.; also figura- ] Loy plete, replete. J 0D to fill. & tively ; as, 7o 28 a man whois endowed with A. C. QENTA> nib-beragu, s. Great a- | T or possessed of all good qualities. =V JY the mazement, much astonishment. \ T‘l\ fy W ocean, the receptacle of water; =0 3% a P g ll quiver. S. 33:’3,5 7‘L2'(T)]L(l, (in comp.) adj. Like, resem- x,r 8. A5R3 nidhuvana, s, Sexual embrace, bling, similar. ty coition. 8. DeFOSTD, IO, WpodT nibhdva- M VI ; [ (9] 92 Svp SeSFEN ly 4 ae, nibhdvu, nibhdvike, s. Endurance, s. 2333’397? nimnage, s. A river. forbearance, toleration. 2.undertaking, man- 0. ?53@8 nimma, gen. pl. of ¥, Your. aging, sustaining, effecting. P3R! 2. acc. for ¢ %3 your pleasure or wish. 0 ¢ C. Qggo0Wx0 nibhdisu, ¢, a. To bear, en- AT Ty you. AT, DR yours, your 2 o dure, &, . tomanag ©. , effect, &c. yRWE IRz thing. to make bear, C. ?Do‘fnfj nimimala, s. Quiet, ease, freedom ay C. O nima, See 9. from annoyance or grief. 2. patience. oy ATLET 8. ND003)e0 nimantrana, s. An invita- 8 @0 g road free from annoyance, [ cendor tion by brahmans to the annual ceremony of a3 a clear, pleasant, quiet day. @«3%%"55, 3] il making offerings to the manes of deceased .90 STy a quiet, well—beh;wed man, . i ancestors. 3¢ F033§ a mind at ease. chpat c. ‘953;952 nimmalike, adj. TFree from 8. 3553%%?5 m'—majj(ma, s. Diving, sinking in water, bathing. 3307, immersed. trouble, quiet, easy. ) N C. ?)‘ofs’ij nimala, s. Base, quiet, freedom 8. D308 neyanta, s. A charioteer, coachs man. Iy arb from annoyance or grief, S. 3(5533 nig/ata, adj. Checked, restrained, H. J0I9 a0 712'7}”&({’]"?6, s. A Mussulman’s ri- Jov o= especially as applied to the natural appetites , T tual or form of prayer. we w8, his place Y and passions. 08 g man of subdued pas- U of prayer. sions. H. QSI30JN nimdnimi, adj. Upright, i c. ST niyataka, s Drawersor trow- exact, quite correct. sers which reach as far as the knee. C. QVT>, V3oT> namidu, nimadu, v, g, _ugh[ih To become erect, to spirt, shoot out. 8. D328 niyati, s. Destiny, luck, good or bad fortune. 2. areligious duty or obliga- C. QD> nimi, s. The axle-tree of a car, &c. tion. m\m{ii' 8. A3 nimitta, s. Cause, reason, instru- 8. JaH %Y ama, s, An agreement, con- mental cause. 2 mark, sign, spot, trace, tract, engagement. 2. assent, promise. 3. token. 4. ne- 1) i 3. object, motive, purpose. 5. an omen, any religious observance voluntarily practis- % cessity, need, want. ;’J?D;ir@c’, ed ; as, fasting, watching, pilgrimage, &ec. 4. DM, BEOTI g soothsayer, dealer in omens, voluntary penance, meritorious or superero- made interpreter of omens. 2oRrwE g bad sign. gatory piety. 5 a religious observance in QW FaTeo the signification of a sign. QW iy, W general. 6. certainty, ascertainment. 7o &3, I @ to observe superstitious signs. W rule or law. Qo to direct, order, ap- €90 postposition, For, on account of, point. QN ToB g man of regular conduct. g ik C. QNT, JDTo nimiru, nomary, v, x, kY i 8. DIDIVTTF niydmaka, s. A boatman, To be stretched out, to become straight, or sailor, pilot, or steersman. 2. acommander, erect. 2. tospringup, as water from a spring, one who orders or commands. TRED 2] SAREVAL ] o o &e.; to spirt, 3. to shoot out or sprout. & God, the supreme ruler, '.’!] fn O : . B shot out, sprung out. JUWTF Fod the 8. QEDIONIWo niydmisu, v. a. To order, bud which shot forth, %ZF it has sprung command, appoint. up or shot forth. S. @5333?:0 7li]/ll/€l‘(l, adj. Appointed, or- A. 0. QMeFoE mimirehu, ». 4. To make dered. 2. attached to. stand out erect or upright. Fal ¥ 8. VG338 niyuta, s. Ten millions, 8. QT JBsewd, mimisha, wimésha, S. 35333% 7’li5'l,tdd/&66, s. Close fight, per- s. The twinkling of an eye, a second, an in- (i sonal strui-':g;le. stant or minute. S. Q%@Qfl m'g/o'ga, s. An order, com- 8. dRIeU3 nimdlane, s, The winking or mand, mandate. 2. authority, appointment. twinkling of the eyelid. 3 occupation, zealously engaging in any 8. Q%) wimnd, adj. Deep, profound. particular task. 2SR AL to command. il ) it ‘L’ 3 4 ¢ =N O3 S. 3&%@@?\7\’@?3 ntyogigaly, s. Person’ 8. 2030053 nmr-avayavd, [limbless] s. employed on embassies or public negociations. A spirit. 2. a caste of brahmans. A. C. DTIT> niravisu, o, a. To create, S. ?30‘3\.@3&:) niyojand, s. An appoint- produce.. ment, bringing together. 8. V033 mir-ashana, s, Fasting. JTTI )3 a vow of fasting. 8. Q I@Q&i{g niYdjya, s. A servant or slave. 8. 00, s, ek -3 mar; ms, nish, f S. NV nirasanda, s. Rejection, denial, nih, Sanscrit prefixes implying, Certainty, contradiction, disallowance. STU to reject, assurance. 3. out- 2. negation, privation. deny, disallow, contradict. ) side, out, without, forth. §. DVX_ nirasta, adj. Shot. 2. uttered 8. QToT% nir-ankusha, adj. Unchecked, rapidly, hurried. 3. sent, thrown, cast, di- uncontrolled, self-willed. rected. 4. deserted, abandoned, left. 5. re- . 8. VToz3, ABoxIDwde nir-anjana, jected, disallowed. § nir-unjana-mirti, s. God, the immacu- i S. Sd?\)f nir-asthika, [boneless] s. A late one. 2. one who has obtained absorp- leech.' i tion.. {1 8. QTROTOD, JTROT T nir-ahankd- ]f 8. QV0ZT mir-antara, adj. Continued, re, mir-akankrite, s. An humble man, continuous, perpetual. 2. unimpeded,-con- A, a modest man. stant. 3. coarse, gross, without interstice. s. VB XeF wir-aksha-désha, s. The adv. ever, always, generally, constantly, fre- A equator. quently. S. QTVZET Fo nmir-akshara-kukshi, s, 10 i o> nmwrakhu, S Current or fixed & An illiterate person. A ( price, assize or tariff. AT TR sfi%& the (i price current. 8. QUoTv0g nir-dkdnkshe, s. Content- ment. 8 i A. C. QTR niraga, s. A sweet mango. 8. AoPTT nir-dkdra, adj. Shapeless, €. QTN niragi, [20,202] s. A pucker or fold. 23 having no material form. s. The sky, DTA 8@ to pucker, put in folds. atmosphere, heaven. 2. reproach, censure. ? &0 to be puckered or in folds. 8 EITD 20FVERARTS God is a spirit, or E S. 357\’8'? 722'7‘-(”’,961]&, adj. Unobstruct- God has no materiaf form. T2FTI the (0§ ed, unrestrained, unimpeded. 2T 0D to transgress, dis- c} a Supreme Being. (t0) 8. D3O nir-agha, adj. Sinless. dSF ¢ 2. to disgrace. obey, disregard, contemn. i sinless person. S. 2173"5@3 nir-dkrita, adj. Rejected, Il 8. DTS mrata, s. A happy man. adj. 0 set aside, removed. Devoted to or passionately fond of a profes- s. VoD & nirdghdta, adj. Ea sy, un- A sion or pursuit. obstructed, without hesitation. ATeFITN s. VB3> nir-atishaya, s. Great ex- o3 to read without hesitation. cellence. 5 3 A. 0. DT3B nirate, adj. Good, auspicious, S. 3@“3@ PTTON nir-dchhehhédawdyi, onf happy. adv. F:}ee, gratis, without charge. § O Y [5) r“n H. QU8 nirdji, s. A rich cloth with edges A. C. QT nirada, adj. Killed, slain, Dedy toothless. of gold. s. QuoBTTs mir-ddarane, s. Without 5. 8. QUROQ nir-aparddhi, s, An inno- gy cent person. support, protection, or refuge. § ] s. DT niraya, s. Hell. 8. QouvoT nir-ddhdra, adj. Unsupport- d();n ‘ s. ACBHET nir-arthaka, adj. Vain, ed, unsustained. o 0 fruitless, unprofitable, unmeaning. QTFFZ 8. DoTDH nir-dmaya, adj. Well, hale, Stand o7 vainly, fruitlessly, unprofitably, free from sickness. 594 § (fl\J:,,' P S fep) VBE & BT W 8. LT T nir-dydsa, adj. Easy, un- dress or representation in writing. 8o to write a letter. fatiguing. tg’ S. QU3 mir-dshe, s. Despair, despondency. 8. TRTTD nirdpane, s. Sight, seeing. 24 2. doubt, discussion, investigation. 3. ascer- 8. :SOD?SJOT))J nir-dshraya, s. Discount- taining, determining. &390 to investigate. enance. 2. without refuge, asylum, or support. 2. toexplain, tell, command. 8. to deter- 8. JJ9mo0 mr-dhdra, s, Fasting, @0° 1,, mine, ascertain. 4. to prove. %20 one who is fasting. at’ 8. D08, VT8 wirriti, niruti, s, ;. C. @UD@) nirdla, adj. Clear, clean, pure. rutti, a demi-god and regent of the South- S. 303%@55‘3 nir-dkshépane, adj. Un- west quarter. 2. misfortune, calamity. questionable, uncensurable, unobjectionable. 8. QBweeR nirddha, s Loss, destruction. C. QO, JOF, VDR niri, nirike, nirige, 2. restraint, confinement, check. 23w:Hzo to s. The folds in a woman’s cloth tucked in. in front. obstruct, impede. 2. to destroy. QOFR T, DO @D to put a cloth A. 0. IBEQRBYy nirkuli-gollu, . a. into folds. 807Rgy, DOR W to be puckered or in folds. dOAR WA to take out folds. D To draw, drag or pull. 2320 the folds of a woman’s cloth to slip out. 8. DA mr-gama, s. Setting out. 2, aby ATONR0), 29@3 nerre, nirrilu, s Alarm, the removing one’s baggage, furniture, &c. palpitation of the heart. from one place to another, in an auspicious The A. C. Q0D nirivinulu, s, A female’s hour, when one is prevented, by some cause, long hair, from removing himself at that period. 8. § the baggage or articles thus removed. dRF A. 0. QR0 nirisu, s, State, condition, pre- MR, ARFIR IR to remoye bag, dicament. (= gage, &c. _RFDD t0 2o or set out. nf 5. VOB, e T3 nirtkshe, nirikshane, S Expectation, waiting, looking for. tleld 8. QNoEOB nirgundi s The shrub v%tex HW, 20FEEB 39 to expect, look for. negundo. 2. the root of the lotus, 881y H. Q00F> niruku, See 28, 8. QARITM m‘r—gufla, adj. Corrupt, had. i 2. destitute of the qualities incident to hu- 8. QUT mirukta, s. One of the Véddngas or manity. or works considered as supplementary to and i 7 S. QRIS nirghdta, s. A thunderbolt, connected with the Védas, forming part of (L 2. a gust of wind. scriptural or sacred science; a glossary ex- b planation of obscure terms, especially those 8. ddowEeR nir-ghdsha, 5 A Toud \Q‘a occurring in the Védas. sound or noise. A. C. Q08 niruta, adj. Perpetual, con- 8. QWET nir-jara, s. A deity, an immor- tinuous. AR tal. 2. true, correct, certain. 2% a perpetual rejoicing, constant festivity. S. 3= mir-jita, s. A hero, conqueror, 8. QToBWeeR nir-udydga, adj. With- 8. QuypEs nmir-jhara, s. A cascade, tor- out employ. 2. causeless. rent. 8. QUB niruddha, adj. Hindered, im- 8. QUYL wirjharing, 5. A river. ol peded, obstructed. adv. Till, until. ) #5" 8. Deeedds nirnaya, s, Certainty, posi- 50 D0IB 0 nir-upama, adv. Dissimilar, tive conclusion. 2. resolution, determina-~ incomparable, tion. 8. settlement, final arrangement. 4. result, decree. DOFER TR, JLFD to 8. QD00 nir-upddhi, s. TEase, free- dom from pain. fix, settle, resolve. 8. 00w mirddhi, s. Thorough under- 8. fbfi?@&f% nirnéjaka, s, A washerman. standing, skill, fluency. 8. ATE nir-daya, s. Want of kind- 8. QVW® nirdpa, s, A letter, epistle, ad- ness or pity. ~ 59 9 N QBFe VRF et 8'5 nwirdésha, s An order, com- transparent, pellucid, clear, free from dirt or mand ; authoritative instruction or direction. impurities. 8. ABPTET, nir-ddsha, adj. Innocent, s. e oBded nirmala-désha, s, A sinless, harmless. country so called. 8. QWIVE O nirmdnd, s. Creation, ma- s. QT nir-dhanika, adj. Poor. nufacture, production, invention. ABRFH T s. JpoET, Jpoe Bew nirdhdra, nir- 87 the Creator, a manufacturer. ®S»r&me 3R dhdrana, s. Certainty, ascertainment. 2. ey 2,0 e to create, produce, manu I f acture. ‘determination, resolution. {TFOD to ascer- tain, determine, &c. 8. ARJeE @)8 72i7‘—?)2(t’[y(l, adj. Faded, wi- thered, as a garland of flowers. 2. the re- § 8. AP REDRTBNB> nir-dhima-md- mains of an offering presented to a deity. s di-bidu, v. a. To destroy. InFey 39D to throw aside as useless. T. B. A3 GO0 nirnaya, See dorad. 8. 33:’)33&‘3}0 nir-mukta, adj. Loose, set free, liberated, abandoned, quitted. s. A 8. DT RRIOT0 nir-ndma-mddu, v. a. snake which has lately cast its skin. To extirpate. Extirpation, 8. Q=Y N3, VIE R nir-nimil- 8. dopEY nir-mila, s f By eradication. dFRF D IRW to extirpate, era- ta, nir-neva, nir-nava, adj. Causeless, dicate, for no reason, without cause. 8. DRk Qf nirmoka, s, A serpent’s i 8. 32)‘:‘0?5 nir-bandha, s. Intent or per- skin or slough. tinacious pursuit of any thing. 2. seizure, S. 30&705 fe) 712'7'—‘7/(6’2261, s. Death, demise; 5 2 violence, laying violent hold of any thing. 3. DWFOPI, JWFO final beatitude. 2. the corner of an elephant’s it force, constraint, necessity. o® 39 to constrain or oppress. eye. § XY S, 3537@855 nir-ydtane, s. Revenge. j% c. D3 S nir-bedava, adj. Extremely i 2. a gift. 3. delivery of a deposit. 4. pay- poor. i ment of a debt. 8 8. QeyoE Zfi%’ nir-bddhaka, adj. TUnaf- — 3 5. A37@ (=ieV] nirydsa, s. Extract, decoc- flicted, free from trouble. I tion, infusion; the natural or artificial com- 8. Qewe T nirbuda, s. A billion, ten hun- 5 ' bination of a vegetable substance with a dred thousand millions. 0 watery fluid. .;’ Sy 8. QFTSH, Peed nir-bhaya, nir- 8. DO3oE & niryiha, s. Bxtracted juice. bhiti, adj. Fearless, undaunted. 2. a door. 3. a pin or bracket, projecting 18§ 8. peT nir-bhara, adj. Much, exces- from the wall. aly sive. 2. light, not heavy. 8. DUETS nir-lajje, s, Want of shame, ] Misery, po- impudence. 8. QepoT A S mir-bhdgya, s C'\ [\ QYT T? verty, wretchedness, misfortune. o S nir-lakshya, s. Disregard, contempt. #e]BT g very poor man. dog C. P=BSI> nir-bhidiya, adj. Shame- 8. DBz 0e33 nir-wanchane, s, Sincerity, G ) less, fearless, immodest. 2. unfavourable. ingenuousness. IIZ]( 3. impartial, 2Pprachs 3 a man without 8. AT=F) mir-wakra, adj. Straight, up- shame. [V 2. an unobliging man. 3. a hero, right, honest.~ 2. resistless, effective. a fearless man. WY 8. ARET LE I mrwarnand, s Looking U 8. dPe W nir-bhéda, s. Division, sepa- well at a thing. URLY ration. 8. VP83 nir-wartane, s. Profession, Cr\ Y v 8. DRoEoBY nir-mandala, s, A shark. occupation, livelihood. Tig 8. EY, e d3, o5 nir-ma- S. nir-wahisu, v. To )3 AT VUF F . la, nir-maling, nir-mala, adj. Pure, manage, transact, sustain, effect. See @& MR WA I= J 96 S, SRR Qe oY o 8. JTVE O wIrwdna, s, Nakedness. < ) . . DU, DoDBonilavu, nilaku, s, Balance, final beatitude, the emancipation of the soul remainder. from the body, its exemption from further A S. 2@0‘563 72;’?]2.77'2]7(‘(7'2{, s. The dmni-godg. transmigration, and re-union with the deity. to) O, @ o adj. Naked. 2. departed, defunct. c. 0T, IR nilike, nilige, [» @1?1 S, The folds of a woman’s cloth tucked up 8. AooE B nirwdta, s A lamp that burns in front. 3 IR very clearly. 2. absence of mind. C. @9-('\.-)») %Z'ZZ.SM, See under . 16, 8. ATVE R nirwdpana, s Slaughter, C. Q> nilu, See dd» Wl killing. C. AV0TH, QT nilunki, neluku, 8. QDVE®, ISVERT nirwdha, nirwd- B 16 See dvoz, haka, s Management. 2. power or A. C. QU023 nelumbu, v. n. To bend, ability to perform, execute, sustain, &c. d7er stoop, incline, 2. to stoop and jump. dwso et BFI 9 manager. 2 0B 3528 dBowIHTY the women of the A 8. IVETT nir-vikdra, adj. Well, hand- city who stood stooping some, undeformed. s. God, as unchangeable. C. b@)fi)a}?% 7?,7:[%]%6—665]52', s. A remain- fi{»}l, 8. QNEY nir-vighna, adj. Unimpeded. ing balance, arrears. IVFF TRCNTF Ganédsha, the remover of im- A (503 pediments. C. QToTI0Bs niluku~-mddu, ».a. To make stay, delay, detain, v.n, To stay, pa 8. QNEL nirvinna, adj. Senseless, over- delay, put off a journey. come with fear or SOITOW. 0. QUIRZIB nilu-gannadi, s. A cheval MISCy ot 8. ODHT 8 mirvriti, s Happiness, 2. glass, full length mirror. Al rest, repose, tranquillity. 3. death. C. QTN niluwangi, s. A long coat, a 8. 3 QCJ) mirvéda, s. Humility, self-dis- flowing robe. (] paragement. 2. despair. 3. weariness. 4. disgust. C. NOTOT niluvarisu, v. a. To make stand. 2. to support, manage, sustain. 3. 8. QR9Ee nir-vydjya, adj. Peaceable, to make proceed. et not litigious. C. 393@ niluvu, s. A door-frame. 2, a e S. Q=T nir-hétuka, adj. Causeless. balance. dwy 333 to winnow corn the last th & C. QU nila, for ded of @y, That which is time before measuring. standing or remaining. adyj. Remaining. C. D, JuDF niluve, niluvike, s. ¥ 53T standing corn. Qv oW g pillar that juie ;cting is standing. dueed g remaining balance, The act of standing. arrears. 29 is also one of the forms of the A. 0. Do nilku, v. a. To make stand, infinitive mood. dv %AW to stop or detain. stop, or remain. 2. to fix or settle the mind. ghome C. Qe nillu, v.n. To stop, halt, remain. C. RV, Y, JWJnila, nilavu, niluvw, s. A door-frame. Qe ® 3} 2. to stop, cease, be interrupted in progress, 45} = to set up a door-frame. before the end or conclusion. 3. to be stop- ped, terminated. 4. to stand on the feet, &c. C. QUOTH, JUF, ?De)'v’@eo)’o nilanku, "gx‘t‘fi"f’ 5. to be placed upon, stand upon. 6. to be nilaku, nila-kollu, v. a. To reach. ©m preserved or saved. 7. to remain after part S48 2uFD that is out of my reach. VT I is consumed. 8 to subside, be pacified, T3 Zfi!?ggfi% the fruits of a treeout of reach. allayed, humbled, abated, as anger, disease, | dUEE to put within reach. V¥ to cause ' rain, &c. ¥ % to make stand on the feet, &c. I to reach. 0] 2. to stop or interrupt in progress; to ad- C. Q@ (&) nila-kade, s. Cessation, inter- journ, postpone. 3. to stop, cause to cease. P CTFEXD R mission, stopping, @ w7 to cease, stop. 4 to set or place upright. 5. to place or DVTEBY — ST to put a stop to. repose, as trust in another. 6. to preserve, 8. to p0 8. DU nilaya, s. A house, habitation. save. 7. to reserve part of a whole ~ ¥ o7 B e E DY Pt C. D T. B. IDX Nwisa, s yepress, allay, humble, make subside. [¢?) [3] A minute, instant. BT to go on without intermission, keep 9 on without stopping. 8 o A W2 to stop, delay, S. 33’\35 nivita, s. The upper garment or adjourn. dg» &0 to read deliberately. o8 5} mantle. “ a veil, 3. the sacerdotal thread A 3nee® to speak slowly or not too fast. when suspended round the neck as a neck- BN Fwd to detain and give. JYN W to lace, on particular occasions. come slowly. A. C. BB o m'vac_lz'su, v. a. Tolet down. S. QT)’@ i niwritte, s. Cessation, completion. 2. abandoning, resigning, abdicating. 8. rest, 2. to separate, make distinct, set apart. repose. C. JTVR, J30IB> nivarisy, niva- 8. AReBS niwédana, s. An offering, a pe- 718t-bidu, [$:=0%] v. a. To stroke fondly tition or address. 2. informing. DI to or in kindness. L] offer. 2. to inform. S. 239)?3 nwartane, s. Cessation, com- S. QNeB, JR0II nivdsha, nivédshana, pletion. 2. remission, absolution, forgive- ness. dIBFI s. A house, habitation, 2. a court yard. 3. [ 3. rest, repose. 4. leaving. a camp. Ly o357 to become released, absolved, to cease, terminate. S. ?35335\ S nwéshiana, s. Dressing. 3% ! ITBFI IR, ITSFR to pardon, forgive. 2. to abandon, leave. 8 dressed. 8 S. 8. QEII nishamana, s, Hearing, listening. 8. IS8T TR nivarti-sangama, V A place where seven rivers meet. AT8FTon H. QTORY, QTINT nishdyu, nishdgi- 8 330833 Shiva, as worshipped at this place. 7"%, v. 7. 'To reel from inebriation. fe U 8. ITIF,Q VNV nwasatha, mvasana, H. DT00, 0D nishdni, nishdni, s. ; " s. A house, dwelling, residence. 2. a village. A standard, banner, flag 2. a mark, sign, I 8. XD niwaha, s A flock, multitude, DTpEIR T, B3R DOW to set up a flag. 3 .3 crowd. 2. a quantity. Beedg Dk g flagstaff. dzeedk T the cloth p: 8. AI0TD, VSVTTD, VST nivdra- of a flag, 8 é 8. Q008 nishdta, adj. Sharp. -8 20 na, nivdrane, nivdrike, s. A remedy, b cure. a sharp arrow. 2. averting, driving away. 8. deliv- § " o erance. 4. prevention. ©0H, JTTE the 8. QVOTI mishdmana, s. Sight, seeing, 1 removal of evil. 33 o PN B8 recovery from beholding. 8oy fatigue. 3% d3°TE forgiveness of sin, ab- S. gbo@%’* 722'8,56&'/&@09, s. Turmerick. 9» solution. To®m 908 allaying of thirst, [} N~ H. O3 9258]Li, adv. Together with, also. 8 O ), d33T& the removal of sorrow. ISISPlepy D, O S S. Q% nishi, s. Night, midnight. FT INB to cure, remedy. 2. to avert, gy dissipate. 3. to deliver. 4, to prevent. S. VB2 mushita, adj. Sharpened, keen, (0§ whetted. 288 3T g keen or swift arrow. S. 35365 niva’rita, adj. Averted, pre- s vented, delivered. s. & 0. WTRSD> nishi-vageya, [enemy Uy 8. QDO nivdsa, s. A habitation, house, of night] s. The sun. Coy 8 5 ?3083 nishitha, s, Darkness. %82 ™ residence, dwelling. 9H™, R Awgd to dwell, reside. night. Ty c. ?DSD? nivdli, s. Taking away the ef- 1] g G S%Qa nishidi, s, A bill of acquittance. fects of evil looks. ATIPT, DIVY SREWW, DT B M 8. Q8 nishe, s. Night, midnight. 2. tur- ¥n 88 to take away or prevent the effects q 0 of evil looks. merick, 233038 break of day, close of the night. ] 259%0, %o T3, AT T li 2. a house, dwelling. g 1 T. B. QDB nivida, See 203, 3 the moon. 2238, %38 g fiend, goblin, 8w [N G. JNDd, JYT> niviru, nivuru, v. n. To which wanders in the dark. DT EN [837] g 7 an owl, [ 9 w stand erect, as the hair, &c. 2. to shoot, as a %2 Jve3 the moon. &, [5] a fire-fly, %30 %3) Ty germ, &c. 3. tospirt, as water from a spring. Mercury, son of the moon. 0 L J r 08 ™ - e 3 nishéchane, s, Ablution, bath- b 8. S,z_de nishchaya, s. Certainty, ascer- tainment, positive conclusion. 2. positive mng resolution, settled determination. :écfi\)x’a ; 3 n 5. dFe ¥ ishédha, s. A prohibition. 2. P @ IR to settle, determine, resolve 2 i the negative mood. Q3P to prohibit, to ascertain, assure one’s self of, 223 as- 4 S. bfi\efi@’a nishévana, s. Experience, en- certained, settled. &7 the ceremony of joyment. 2. taking, as medicine. betrothing two persons in which the terms s S. ;)fi‘% nishka, s. A certain weight of gold. L of the future marriage are settled. g I»@to make a marriage agreement. Qp segF 8. I8 nish-kapata, s. Sincerity. 82000V g, present of betel, &c., to brahmans ady. Ingenuous, frank, sincere. p at the signing of a marriage agreement. S. QE’X&"S\E’ nishkarshe, s. Determination, 0 5. 3o wish-chinte, s, Ease, freedom from settlement, final arrangement. 2. certainty. Oy a:\,&fin\r INRBY, R AR 2 to settle, determine. care or anxiety. 2°% a man who is free from care. 8. 35\%@3, ?bfi,&’g? nish-kale, nish-kale, l s. A woman past bearing, or in whom men- ) B .D% Qgé nishrént, s. A ladder. struation has ceased. 8. ?3)3553'&)’ niskre’yasa, s. Auspiciousness. ¥\ 2. heaven. 8. AV GwOT nish-kalanka, adj. Trve- 8. ATNW nishwdsa, s. The breath which proachable, without spot or blemish. we exhale, 8. QXL nigh-kdma, adj. Free from desire, chaste, continent., S, ?3-?'5%)3 nmish-shakti, s. Weakness, impo- tence. 88,2 W a weak man. 8. ?3'5?\3558@ m’_siz-/ca’mzza, s. Absence of cause, 8 S. 375(52&)) nish-shabda, adj. Still, quict, free from noise. . Q& nish-kuta, s. A garden, grove, 1 2. the hollow of a tree. A S. (53'52))@3”5 mish-shaldka, adj. Solitary, secret, private. ol S. 2&—))\3666 nish-kuha, s. The hollow of a tree. 8. 235?102‘5'\ nish-shésha, adj. Whole, com- an i plete, entire, all. 8. QWL 0, IWYG R0 nish-krama, 8. QWOA mshanga, s, A quiver. nish-kramana, . Going out, exit. af, i) S. 333'\’65; ni's]mdy/cg s. A market. 2. a . 0 3 nishthdna, s. Sauce, condiment. shop street. z . A 3 0R3 nishthivana, s. Spitting, eject= 8. VT nishkadwara, s, Mire, mud. ing any thing from the mouth. S. f\)fi?g nmishadha, s. The name of a B 23‘5\% 3, 2533’\\.@@ S mishthura, nishthi- mountain, or mountainous range, forming one 7@, adj. Cruel, harsh, severe, contumelious, of the principal ranges of the universe, and 2. hard, solid. Gl described as lying immediately south of I7d- g oD nishthe, s. The catastrophe of a vrita and north of the Himdlaya, 2 . a drama, the conclusion of a fable. 2. conclu- country in the south east of India. sion in general, end, termination. 3. disap- 8. QTxX0W nishdda, s. The first of the seven pearance, loss, destruction. 4. confirmation, a8 musical notes. dRTDa tribe so called, spring- completion. 6. ordinary or uniform practice ing from a brahman and a Shudrae woman. or profession. 6 good conduct, excellence. g 8. QT30 nishddi, s. An elephant driver. 7. religious practice, devout and austere exer- il 8. A\Q nishiddha, adj. Prohibited, for- cise, % 23 fixed mind, or attention. bidden. S. O&%a ?Zi,Silj)(ltfi; s. Completion, ter- 8. QRVWRTI nishidana, s. Anenemy, foe. mination. ly 8. 2fiefi nishéka, s. Consummation of 8. DB nishpanna, adj. Done, finish- ! g marriage. O T IWBHBF an auspicious sea- ed, completed, accomplished. 2. born, pro- 7V duced. son for the consummation of a marriage. EQG(C JJ e (vw\) & = Ve ATTED mis-sarana, s. Esxit, going NS W& 223 nish-pakshapdta, s. In- partiality. forth or out. 2. the entrance into a hous C1UY S. N'SJO)N 722°/LleUd, s. A pulse, Doli- chos lablab 8 bmfifsm nis-sand, s. A kind of drum. ishpribatwa, s See Fa T. B. 3%@%2’& nis @‘d‘%d nis-8ara, adj. Sapless, pithless SEWLR dry. C. A&, IR Y 3@“(&%&53 nissdla, zqud) &3 nish-praydjana, qq; nissdla, 7228866[(/j(’, s. A large war drum. Useless, vain. %,)3»=%3 a useless person. @:..xb ARLETIINY to be useless 83\) 30 NiSSIMa, Boundless 2. ady clever, unequalled - =y 5003 nish-pravdni, s, A new and unbleached cloth. 8. B3 nihata, adj. Beaten. 8. Q9T nihdka, s. An iguana. S. i’\)w\\@ nish-phala, adj. Fruitless, vain Sk~ vwfla to become fruitless. S. Q%3 nihita, adj. Given, delivered, en- S ?JNAc msmy% s. The natural state, trusted, deposited nature, peculiar character or condition e 8. Q3= niknava, s. Denial, concealment T. B. QT°D nisddi, See 270 of knowledge, dissimulation, secrecy. 2 mis- trust, doubt, suspicion T. B. D) nist, See 23, 2% I8 o the sun, ene- my of night. T. B. DYSD> nilaya, See svod. A. C. P02 milumbu, v.n To stoop 8. X OCS) nis-tandra, adj. Brisk, active, nimble. bend. 2. to stoop and jump A. C. 9> nilubu, v, a. To arrest, de- 8. X ©, DT 8T nis-tula, nis-tulita, d e 0 tain, stop. ady Unequalled Py & one who has not his equal C. b\fzg,w 5367'%&"2 14 %“3 nilkade, nil- 8. d%o NS nis-tushita, adj. Left, aban- ]lm% nilkadi, 5. Cessation, stopping, rest, doned, & 5] skinned, pared ALE 23\&31(7 nilku, v. n. To pervade, s spread, :3’\) e nis-t€)a, s. A man who is de- cover 2. to wander or rove, as the eyes. v. JGCtLd depressed, or cast down. a. To reach. § 8. Qn» Kf msw/ca, adj. Much, abundant S S#Qw NL/L?]'(p(Z, s. Hidden or buried d o3 mistrimsha, s, A scimitar “, [>) treasure. . 2. a deposit, pledge a sacrificial knife. hou 8 C. Q¢ ni, [2/&0] pro. sing. 5 S Sm\@’j&' nesprina, adj. Mortified in one’s Neso3 wthdsha, adj. (in comp.) Like, desires LSS deadness to the world similar, resembling. S fi)x{jg nmsrava, adj. Solid, not liquid NERd, DEOAR Nigu, Ming, v. a. To to ruin, spoil. 3. to lose, 8. Q&Q mSWa, s. A poor man. forsake, leave. oet rid of. 4. to kill. FT R sin to be RS, QERS nmiswana, niswdna, g € s. Sound, noise. pardoned. 3,3 a¢rv to quench thirst. 3 2 Bwg 3 merit is forfeited. [Sh) ) S. ?Df\ogfv ni-swastha, adj. Indispose 233 ID, 5307, dm sick, uniell. 233y 248 he killed him. ®) (A wod he has made away with all his or- 8 O)NKO?\ nis SUNGL, s. A man who mor- naments AW to cause to lose. 2:AZ the i tifies himself to the world, a recluse. act of losing or getting rid of. (1 oy e i i il hy 8. ?J(éom&fi, AR0TSD nis-sandéha, Nees nicha, ady. Mean, low, base, vile. o =y t ) nis-sumshaya, s. Confidence. adj. Un- DR TR s JRBOY g mean man. R T doubted. cox =2 A a low disposition VB T vz g disreputable, e low q o 1ean business RS 30D g vule S. 3x$’§\ nis-satwa, s, W*cakncbs, debi- Lity, word 4 ¢ Ol = — M eT C. Q0e3> nicku, s, A stink, stench, g2 2 8. ¢ D"o@ nirandhra, adj. Thick, coarse 156 (F BoR03W, VWO TWHE®B to stink. gross, C. QdeeF> nichw, v. a. To provide for. C. QeBRoE nira-ganti, s. A person who 1T il . ol ?33&3 nita, [2:&] adj. Long, high, ex- superintends the irrigation of land. s tended. S. QTR nira-ja, s. The lotus. Tz 3 C. :335353 nifu, s. Foppishness, pride of dress, the sun. /7, elegance in dress. T g beau, fop, gay, C. QeOBT niradike, s, Thirst. deBaTo i splendid man, a coxcomb. DeLMR8 g woman to be thirsty. m, fond of setting off her person. A. C. QTR nir-apuga, s. The moon. C. ?)3533) nitu, adj, Straight, direct, right. 8. QeTT, VeTGT nirada, nira-dhara, D FeniF, A T g direct road. 3 Foer s. A cloud. 2. Shiva. a straight line. R B to tell correctly. S C. QBRE néra-petlu, s. A water squirt, R I B to take an aim, BTy, ¢ S to syringe. i put straight. 28enD to be straight. ¢80 I 8. RTIEI nirdjana, s, A wave lamp. @ to make straight. R8T direct, straight. C. QT nir-dta, s Playing in water, b ———— e S. fbgzs nida, s. A nest. 3=, Sa\&@g{pfia bathing for sport. 2. an aquatic animal. bird. il TUIT@ to play in water. C. QB> nidu, v, a. To give, present, 2. to A. C. QQT> niru, . n. To shear. stretch out. 3. to catch. s. A cluster of T. B. 0> nlru, |c3]s. Water. 3D 2¢do blossoms. k2= to make stretch out, to il well water. 0¥ 2830 rain water. b%fi A, cause to give. FowW K2 ??figd to stretch out B 8¢ good water. WU R brackish wa- one’s leg. N2 FwoB HVUN to lie at full \ ter. 7333»56 JV gea water. BIP R Dsoft, length. ReT By a liberal hand. €T, LB or lye water. BB 28D rock water. BN 3T to give food. ©n B8y @ to give water. k) hot water. 8ocd(D cold water. TOOS D, [l S ©F B to give curds. KRBT VT the BT 28D hoiling water. Foxy) D stink- food which was given. ing water. FeTox %D water from pipes. A. C. QB0 nidum, adj. Much, great, F0BT 28D dew. 3% D, B 2D clear plentiful. water. T3« tears, BorzBn AT gold S. 333 nita, adj. Proper, fit. B e g water, gilding. ¥ ® @2 a water spring. correct temper. “"myl SR correctly, properly, ) BoB @acah:%a" he was wasted away (he fitly. 2¢3T3n B to speak correctly. has become water from sorrow.) T3 g falling stream of water. N, Do 3 8. QQ@ e, s Morality, ethicks, moral philosophy, righteousness. the current. 30T ¥ a whirlpool. 0T ) \\¢ 2. guiding, di- recting, governing. 3. obtaining, acquiring, @23 a water snake. ¥ B0 Ty watery &) acquisition. 03 DT, 3% Ty the science of eyes. NRD T ] to turn water on land. S. | ethicks. %8 I»NF moral conduct. N8 Glue, liquid cement. BT TB to water, de %) moral philosophy; a work on political B> BREEW to irrigate. BB WARWEW to lade or throw back water. economy. D8ToT, k8 TTJ, D58 InIT, Je dTID FIT) corn grown 8 % a moral man, a man of correct con- by irrigation. DTITD B, DTV v et cul- duct. (SERN i AR \ ¥ a moral teacher. RS FeB tivation, as paddy fields. D T3 zfiasao:b_:o S, 18 9Ty, eddh IS 3 moral saying, an the water has run off to no purpose, 3 =» edifying discourse. &R 938 @3 do not let the water escape. YD R 3#%?5\& B0 WA o let off as much water as C. QQ{)J m’nu, pro. sing. Thou, dI% Sk N the corn requires. A BY?, BegRnos Sz thou of thyself. DRTD, I T, D) prevent the water from going into the ditches. S who are you? 23533, 23T, axTER o] LD WL water to flow. D i«aafi;qs, b3e] & to whom do you belong ? to pour out water. 2D FoTy a potion, ¥R S. o&g%fi 7l‘t’p(l, s. The tree Nauclea cadamba. i 0 BMNET, RD BY TB to sprinkle water. A, C, ?QU nird, s, A husband, lover, D B to spill water. 2T BB {0 give 601 4 p _ N’ LTI ed i; v eattle to drink AT PeB, RD> BOD g water C. TP, JeTo 7\’323’5 nirulli, nirul- vessel. 2D 1¢) an instrument placed at the li-gadde, s. An onion. WY, T 2 wa- sluice of a tank which cuts roots, &c. that ter snake. might otherwise become entangled and stop &0, 0T nire, s, A woman. 253 wo- up the entrance. 3<To R3MW the water hog- men. weed or Baringtonia acutangula, 33 15,8 C. QBTT> nir-esaru, s, Water boiled for a cloth that keeps out wet, &% 79, 8¢ @ (5] m corpulency occasioned by drinking the cooking. 2. very thin gruel. water of some rivers. T R g leather wa- e Al @Qfifaé%oagé nir-ottil-dima, s, ter bag. Qg 7oA g shag, a species of water- Varuna or Néptune. fowl. 7R, DTIL, LD ETIIPY a wa- T. B. QPRE 9 I3 m'r-gagzgzinava, o ter-woman. DD 712N, BT TR fog arising One who easily cries. from water. oD Red g place where water 7. B. DORE B nir-gareyu, v. n To may be found., 233 723y, DDA a fomentation. melt. 2. water to fall, as rain. 3QfiFU?\f\) to 23 78 g redness in cloth induced by fre- cause to melt. quent washing. AT FW), JLTY 7R, IYTRF T. B. QR nir-gallu, [water-stone] s. X to heat water. By % g cold wind that Hail. 2. the moon-stone. comes over water. RTT, D BLY o scoop or throw out water. T 257’::’103%”‘)7 i 3e) T.B. QOROEQR nir-gddige, s. A fort, moat, ditch. B2 the sound or roaring of water. (T &y, 8 w7y the dampness in the vicinity of A. C. QeR>E 8T nir-gutika, s. One who water. D =R disease occasioned by un- gives water te travellers or passengers gratis. wholesome water. 8T @23, an oily substance T. B. QURET nir-gulle, s. A water floating on bad water. gD wwc¥ great mil- bubble. DD, a water let grown by irrigation. T. B, € S nir-vakki, s. A water-fowl, R paddle. D 2 to dab on cold water. 8 D BoBT, AT 80T gpray of water. NRD T. B. ?38?55'8‘% nir-vani, s, A pearl not of a good water. Boowd Y g feast in the sixth month on 8 account of a son-in-law. R TR extreme A.C, 3@@9‘3@ nir-vitou, s, The lotus, thirst. AR Jed (water dog) an otter. 33 as growing in water. 8, B SK¥» water to fly upon one. dT 3G, R 8. Qew nila, s. The sapphire, 2. black or (. ooe% the depth of water. R oW, D B dark blue colour. adj. Black or dark blue. %, a fabulous kind of mermaid. R uo:é QY FoT, AW ¥, DY N)’F, 9V FouT Shiva, ] the collection of water in the womb during from his throat having become black by his 1 pregnancy. @ 2R butter milk made swallowing the poison at the churning of the milk-sea. A thin with water. BT I, to void urine. 2. a peacock. dBwot turbidness or thickness of water. % 8. QeUoR> nilangu, s. An insect. 8 B B¢ to draw water. D B o filter e pa 8. QeUND nila-giri, s. A black mountain water. D Ew '('5“‘,5"3 > to shake, as water so called in the west. 2. the Neilgherry hills. when carried. R TN the diver. RD C. NUBNT nilada-gida, s. A tree so #8383 g potherb, marsilia quadrifolia. & called. 2. the indigo plant. D weeo g firework that dartsin and out of DLBOBITNW 8. Qo8I nilapatany, s. Balardma, water and still continues burning. l, DD Jod g, gkate. oK wearing a black or dark blue cloth. a Gangetic alligator. :: af 5. wsed, VewTEY nila-mapi, nila- Do %% fwo parts water and three parts flour eontaining chillies, mustard seed, and differ- ratna, s. The sapphire. A ( ent split pulse, previously parched, placed on S. SQ@ nl'li, s. The Indigo plant, Indigo 1 & a fire and kep v constantly stirred till the Sfera tinctoria. 2. dark blue colcur. adj. il 2ol whole becomes pulverized. D RFB, DI R Dark blue. 2. false. RIUE T N (P v an indigo TS b £, KN 78 a pole for pushing along a boat. rat, RO@ O3 indigo in its liquid state. &R ba 602 PrTIaS oS R 08 D vvoB@ g hall of indigo. | 28R FT prepared C. 7> nugulu, v, q. To press-or squeeze indigo. ¥k 73T, 23O Jeew dark blue thread through. e ROk F8r# an indigo merchant. ROMT g C. ST B> nuggddu, v, a. To kill, make manufacturer of indigo. \&,Q REF R 2 plece-meal of. i ] D JREF g false report RO wR¥Y to become o -9 black by washing, SR enwX to make in- C. @37\, @37? nugy JZ, nugge, s. The mo- 10f digo. Ok 7y the proper degree of boiling mnmc. Ffm < 2t& the moringa secd. ke FaW, aim R %23 the moringa vegetable, indigo C. 53/\0 nUGgUs s, Foam, froth, 2, dry s deBwed\o nildtpala, 5. The blue cow- dunfl' ater lily. C. @JAJ nuggH, v.n. To be bruised or [ Qe T nfvdrea, s Corn growing wild without cultivation powdered. v. a. To pr ess, or squeeze through, ST SR, SR = to pound, red uce to powder., ] 8. oD nivi, s Capital, principal, stock. 2 o713 A a7y ’50 be reduced to a powder, Sory v Hy a stake, wager 3. a cloth round a woman’s 50?‘7 N adv. In powder and small pieces. waist, or the ends of the cloth passed round C. (03250 nucficfiu, s. The eye of corn. 2. the loins so as to hold the whole together, ] br oken rice, grits. 3. destruction. 4. dust the tie of drawers worn by women, &c. powder 5. dung of sheep or goats [0 C. QY nlvit, pro. pl. of D Ye, you I3 to granulate, break small pulverize, A8 283% you of yourself, Do BRBW 40 take out broken or granulated grains, 0] C. Y N, v g, To rub gently, as the ] legs or arms, to stroke down the arm, &e. 0. 3B nudi, s A speech, word, saying. 2. D fim%”a MRFIUBD t0 he stroked. & AR I, a female elephant Sy B a common say- R, @&é’m‘? stroking ; ng D2 rubbing gently. % Ty B 4 soft expression. 3R 2 g DX to cause to rub or stroke. kind, sweet word 9% TR a correct expres- \iN DY nlvrittu, 5. Any inhabited siom, a true word. S ROBY to learn to J'K talk. S8 % to hear what is said country C. B0 nudiyu, o, n. To speak, con- - o)) mora, s. The edge of a thatch f 1y verse, talk. 2% to make speak 2. to 8. Q0T nihdra, s. Frost, hoar-frost play an instrument DRFETT 2D to per- C. 09, SQ nila, nilda, s, Length. Cor form on a guitar, Fa¥w 02D to blow a fife, adj. Long, tall high, deep. AFIAD to be e H2Tong 2 to play a fiddle, o3 speech s long, tall, or deep PN 5'&@(?{\) to grow the act of speaking. ity Jong, to be elongated C. 53&3@@3 nudi-vennu, s Saraswati, 7 A, C. 90 nllu,’ v, g, To stretch forth the the goddess of speech. Sodse5p 3, Bramha. hand. 2. to bring forth. C. T nudukalu, s. A superior S NQ?‘) nile, s. The wife of Vishnu kmd of paddy. gl 30NTD nungi-palle, Seo 3on A. C. D>TORS nudugu, o, n. To tell say, il C. SR nungu, v a. To swallow SooA affirm, express. s. A verse of a hymn. Do C. 3o, I8 nun, nuRnRd, adj. Smooth DB, S0 T to swallow up, or down, fl“d el swallowed. even, Y AM? S0 -B3 [0 T a smooth cheek. 4R, 23 smoothly, evenly. ) C. 320003, 320607R nunnane, nunnage, 2R 30d), 3 to make smooth or even. adv. Smoothly, blandly. Iy, D3 77, HER T to become smooth. S0y i A. C. 3000y nunndmba, s. A lazy smoothness. D08 S SwnR g smooth face. ) indolent man. % fully ripe 233 fine plaster. SR C. 301T> aumpidu, v, a. To smooth. % a smooth thigh. C. N RUGE, v. a. To lade water over a S. 338 nuti, s. Praise, eulogium, commen- 1 bank, as two people do with a basket dation, panegyric, applause, encomium. <03 (] 603 \\*““ 3, SRS ¢. RG> nusulu, s. Evasion, deceit. D, N8 RBw, 8 I, o8 fiuago to praise, eulogize, applaud. C. 0> minku, See Ss%. s. ;S)_é_(), 3933 nutta, nunna, adj. Sent, C. SROR nUingu, See Soro. ordered, dispatched. C. Swodd, IHB> mintu, nitu, past A. C. 320 nubu, s Pain, distress. part. of Sww, Having spun. C. 390 nuri, v. a. To powder, granulate. C. S0T> nitku, v.a. To push violently, —— C. 0T nurikalu, s. The plant Ci- shove, crowd, press. 2. to pass away or ronia sapida. spend, as time. Swed W to push away. Sw¥ & to push out, reject, annul. SRTT C. JTIB, To>A> nuruku, nurugu, v.n. To become granulated, pulverized or to cause to push. powdered. v. a. To allay, subdue, humble. C. 5..@7\’3 m?gu, s. The eye or beard of 2. to enter. SoDo7 BB to granulate, re- corn. 2. the plant sesamum orientale. SR duce to powder. W the sesamum berry. 2. an ornament C. OTOR> nurugu, s. Foam, froth. 2 for the ear in the form of this berry. dry cow-dung. DR T, [Tond Bdc3, C. SWRIY> mi-gdlu, s Grain not pro- Doy P to foam, froth. 73;5’3055)33 Jodord - perly cleared from the beard. the foam of the sea, used as a medicine. A. C. DPRE nilnu, v. a. To swallow. A. C. DAIE nuUrgu, See Tor. c. W3 nilta, past. part. of SwW, Spun. mitana, nutna, C. 9, 907, ;Soéé_ nuli, nulike, nul- 8. w33, 3w ke, s. Any kind of hempen or coir string adj. New, fresh, recent, young. SWET TR or cord. ™9 T any kind of hemp. SO oOF g recent affair. SwES F@ to make 20@ to wind a hempen cord. O 3B to new., SWITB TR g, SWSITRT 3 new comer. 2. a schemer. smooth a hempen cord. =© ®R a hempen cord. SO oo g native cot with a hempen c. w8 muti, s. A cancer. Rf’(’r})g Sw3 g net-work bottom. BT 00, Yorod 00, Ted cancer on the eye. ©odY Swe g cancer in DT DO, WoBcdh O varieties of hempen cord. the throat. o] Sw8 a cancer in the face. r C. 320 nuli, s. Griping pain in the intes- c. SwFwy nitu-kollu, » comp. tines. ». @, To twist. 2. to pinch. SoOw@» To spin for one’s self. 2. to think, consider. R = the act of turning or twisting. O =D Swdd F50) to spin and sell. [sE] ¥ a small worm bred in the intestines. T. B. J3 nina, [343] adj. Defective, @R DO to twist and pinch the cheeks of 2 less. s. Defect, maim, injury. Sw3 G, children, as a mode of punishment. aé'uaéej’jg wa a defective mind, SwS M an imper- SO B, p’o@fi@go, 30O BB to be griped, fect character. SNITR TV a defective c. 50@7‘%?}37\’9’3 nuligéyagani, s. The work, S»S® a person who has some maim twisting pin that elevates or depresses the or defect. SwS gy, Swd BB to be maimed, shaft of the oil-mill, defective. Seod® S9® to make defective, ( maim. RS INRARF, SeS 33 incorrect C. SN nust, v. m. To creep. 2. to be still, stand still. 3. to wear out. 4. to enter, conduct. squeeze or pass through. S. 50'@7\;6 mi[lu?'a, s. An ornament for oo (% the foot. C. A, IADY nusi, nusi-hula, s i A small black insect that infests grain and C. §J¢)’do miru, num. adj. A hundred. Iy injures cloth. DN BB By, DN BB, to D ¢ g hundred fold. Sw¥er® g hundred I be attacked by insects, to be moth-eaten. years. w33k the hundredth. SRT{T, I (- 334 Swt SWD ten A. C. XG> nusulu, o. a. To enter, T #00d a hundred persons. 1 thousand. squeeze, or press through. ;s’o;:’o%f& to make DL, C. SRUINTD nild-mdle, s Fraud, enter. Som¥F entrance, the act of v entering. deception. I 604 e S SR on c. SR mitlu, s, Thread. v. a. To spin. 2. A. C. 3000, 308> nemmu, nembu, See LN to scheme, cheat. e S NolONES Y ather coarse SoWde - thread. ST S fine thread. 2o @ C. Bos3as, g%osfisadg) nemmau, nemmdd- SewW), BTy TWW stout, coarse thread. JwOI o du, adj. Moist, damp. Jo3nT IV damp =R a thread cord. Sed3 =%, 2 thread Se® o~ — Q ground. Somn HR®EW, SoFWA®EY to become wound on a spindle. Fo2¥ an oblong h ball of thread. 2 moist, damp, wet. the quill containing the I A. C. 30308 nemmuda, s.Joy, gladness, woof, placed on a spindle or axis inside the weaver’s shuttle. Twe w3 to twist thread. pleasure. ] Sew) Fpee3 o put thread into a needle or C. 36’3 720757»’2!, v. a. To lick with the tongue. N~ o beads, SR Fprad uov W a weaver’s stay 3%, W, 3%, WA to lick off or up. 3, Toto ut which is stretched upon the woof. Swew cause to lick. W ) g @@ to wind thread. Swwd T 2 the C. SRed, IR ToT, SReFeID> nega- it lams or hiddles of a loom. SR NS T8 chu, negachi-hdku, negachi-bidu, v, a distaff. SeW) BRgBIS ?iox,; a moveable a. To make jump, leap, spring, bound. lump of earth used by weavers, instead of a i) C. SRB negadi, s. A cold, catarrh, cold in block of wood, for holding a staff used with the head. SR WD, SRB HBWW to catch cold. the spindle. TR T, Twns T g cot- s SR 3¢ 312 g cold on the lungs. FTWRAT SR2 g, ton spinning wheel. Sweel gpinning. I cold in the nose. O to cause to spin. Swwd, TwdI O spun thread. SRTTL, A. C. SAT> negadu, v.n. To become pub- f S=Y g single thread. 7 SO g spinning woman. Fwe,, SwOF the lic or notorious. 2. to spread. act of spinning ke A. C. 57\)5;52 negadike, s, Fame, notoriety, Ty A. C. 3wY mila, adj. Great, much, large. celebrity. A. C. S0Y> nillu, s. A lie, falsehood. C. SR, IRDs, SRT> negadu, nega- o B. Esbi, isé)g,g nritta, n?'it?/“, s. Dan- tu, negedu, past part. of S», i cing. C. SRR, AT negapu, negakhu, v, a. ) 8. 3%, T8 nri-pa, nri-pati, s A To raise, lift up. SHRZ to cause to lift. STo 2 sovereign, king, ruler. » 2w to hold elevated. IRWSD the act T 8. STV nyishamsa, adj. Malicious, of lifting. wicked, hurtful, injurious, mischievous, A0 37\’63 negarru, See St destructive. e, C. SRR negasu, v. a. To lift up, raise. ) C. SON nengi, s. Speaking through the nose. 2 counterfeit coin. SoN InBY g A. C. 3R> negalu, v.a. To attempt. 2. ) to make use of, as a word. 3. to engage in, word spoken through the nose. JoANT, o five begin, essay, to do, make, effect. 4. to pub- N SIF S one who speaks through the nose. gy lish, make notorious. 5. to fit, suit. 6. to Son Iy counterfeit money. il ascend, climb. v. n. To slip down. oS m”g) iy C. 308 nepta, s. Akinsman, relative. Sot3 Sobigy, Scbid having done, attempted, engaged, in, &e. SR 4l =F, 3o relatives, kindred. a female relative. ¢ ¥%, an accomplished business. il C. 30300 nemmadi, adj. Comfortable, A. 0. 3R, SRT negalu, negale, s A crocodile, alligator. free from anxiety or encumbrance, easy, 2. celebrity, fame, pub- happy. SoFdFo8, Sozed DT g, o uLJ:’D a Nt licity, notoriety. 8. a story. ) man in easy or comfortable circumstances, A. €. SRY> megalehu, v. caus. To cause ol C. 30353?(, nemmallt, s. Feigned igno- to begin, essay, do, publish. 0 r rance. SoTg, WRAT {0 fe]gn ignorance. A, O ;3‘/‘\"6?086 negal-déra, s. The Indian (4 NoBd3y %0 Ind Bwod DI VDT Soxhg, SR Neptune, riding on an alligator or crocodile. @ ¢ she has got the upper hand of her hus- C. 37\’@’ , SRR negalte, negalike, s, v band and yet feigns to know nothing. The act of engaging in, essaying, or doing. 605 N A s L on 579 negt, nege, ».n. Toleap, jump some man St 3390 a handsome woman, 2. toshine 3. to become public 4. torise, Y3 w0, St WD a correct, amiable, or spring up, be born v. a. To do, make, effect well regulated temper Sh?, SN, Shwth, 5133, 318 the act of leap- 29D AL G C)L 2 nettane, adv This side (in a 1ng. Shw, ST having leaped story.) Ci (‘\')‘7\3 negile, s. A furrow. ¢. S, Roneltisu, v. caus. To cause to pierce, plant, or fix in the earth c. %f&g@a 57?5% nege-hennu, negen- ni, s, The qffimty of the wives of two bro- C. 33, BRD» nettu tegeyu, v. a. To thers to each other make the finger and other joints crack by pulhnf* them. SN o> negyilu, s. The plant termed small caltrops B3k SAW g large sort N DN TG 269 o) nett-eluvu, s. Theback-Lone a small sort. Sn e fio&*o its thorn. SN W C. 3> nedu, v. a. To plant or fix in the ~JJ )y the above used as a ve"ehule ground 2. to pierce SeIW to cause to plant C SR neggu, v.n.To beindented, bruised or pierce Sa, San the act of planting squashed, pashed ; to sink in, give way V. A ow nede, [sEwv] v, n. To walk To lift up SA Bego to 1ift up one’s self. & A1t 1s indented 80 (RS - B g w8 SN the 0. 3B, I3 nede-madi, neda- head of the chief of serpents sunk down. madi, s. A cloth spread in the road for a marriage procession to pass over C. @853 nechehu, v. a. To believe, trust, c0hhde in. S8 A8, 3% # faith, belief, confi- A. C. 38D nend, s, The serum of the flesh. 2. the marrow of the bones dence S %o to make believe BB DN, Fogemadd® the female buffalo which was . 30203350 menila-mara, s, Atree bear- ing a fragrant seed depended on for milk, has become a male (pleasant prospects blasted.) C. & nenpu, [S89] s. Recollection, thought, remembrance. o8> netilu, s. Blood C. 32 netta, s. Gaming, playing dice, =3 c. 38, netta, part. of 5B, Pierced, fixed in, 38, 398 g word that has come @ @en g checkered board for back-gammon planted home with force S%3, e to throw at a game. Jev RO to S8, e5een g plerced arrow S8R 10 Y, 3% a pierced thorn. have a lucky turn up at dice c. 38,39 netta-kallu, s. A noted place play at dice Blood. S8 Hwd for the worship of the sovereign monkey 3 398 O nettaru, s ev g stream of blood. S 3% blood to Y, T BHIRT Hanumanta. flow. 383 18 a boil 8 3 S»Jy land ap- c. 5&37? ;‘% fi 5&3 R neftage, netta- propriated for the support of children, &c., ne, nettZJe, adv Stlalflhtly uprightly, whose father has died in battle perpendicularly. 2. suddenly. 3. well, pro- i; 38R Id S8 metti, s. The head, forehead. Fortd perly, happily, in good health 2. to make erect 3. to do 3% 38, the crown or centre of the head. 8 to repair, cure Ser B well 4 to arrange B8R W@ to look S8 a bald head S8 38, a grey head 33 well at an object S8,8 wBwWw to write pro- 38, Bw¥ 38 a head entirely shaven Bow, S8 o3 Tk, to fracture the skull perly. 83,8 .3 to read straight on. S&mery to become straight, proper. $&,2% to be cor- 3S3IAT. nena-gadle, s. Soaked split pulse rect, proper, straight SYA® to adjust, ar- range 2. to set erect T Y c. 338, 33T nenata, nenada, part. of 83 38593 (\)W 2.3 nettane, 83 or 83, Damp, moist 2. thought of, re- 2 collected IID Bwer™ to get wet, 336 fiae; nettandda, nettdnea, adj. Straight good, proper 3. handsome, beautiful $rigd 82 a wet body. S8 Regd, SIBeE to wet one’s o3 w88 g straight stick S8, 585, SWy,oR self [>) a man of integrity and veracity d, a hand- . 3R, 3302, S nenapu, nena- 606 — S &3 A, A, nenepu, s. Thought, intention, recol- ¢. 33 nera, adj. Full, complete. 2. grey, Xid lection, remembrance. STVD to bear in &3 @eee replete with wisdom. = mind, be thinking of. i) . »& to put in c. 388, 3UB merata, nerada, past. ) & mind. STVD to fix in the mind. 2 nubile. 3. part. of 33, Full, replete. C. 33T> menaru, s. Love, affection, fond- convened, assembled. $ISIW, 3T By, a ness, (i STD TR, T B, to be attached to. woman who is become nubile. Som, ST S0/, STTHI an affectionate or kind 3 being full ; being assembled ; being grey. man. TO THW, STED to be full ; to be assembled ; to C. 33D menavi, s. Bleaching. by be grey. STD 2TH8 D to be assembled. c. 333, 30T nenavu, nenavarike, C. 23233:3) nerapu, v. a. To convene, assem« e, s. Remembrance, recollection, SSTCTIRnty ble. 2. to teach. 3. to produce. 4. tofill, to be remembered. make replete, or full. 5. to get, obtain. 6. he C. o3> nenasu, s. Truth. v. a. § n. To to spread out, as corn. HUORY TS produ- i think, reflect, imagine, intend. 2. to think cing fruit. SRS ITRD teaching to walk. of, recollect, remember. 3. to moisten, wet. 0. VRS mera-mane, s, Next-house, 3 SIW @JE;:,”J to think of one’s self. 2. to soak or I g neighbour. (I wet one’s self. SI2F thought, recollection, memory. 0. 3333 nerayu, [$8] v, n. To be assem= 8] bled. 2. to be full. c. 33, 39, 333 nene, neni, neneyu, c. 38w>, 33 neralu, neralu, s.Shade, v, @ & n. To become moist, damp, wet. 2. to (e shelter, refuge. 2. a shadow, resemblance, think of, recollect. 8. to know, recognise. 4. to the counterpart of real forms. 3. a staff] make, do. ST B, IS @R, IS BB to put to Al soak, to moisten, wet. £33 moist, recollected. stick. 4. a groan. . n. to grunt, groan. o ST to be thinking of. T8 ST the shade of a tree. ReyBy STY the shade of a wall. B8 3o IT% the shade m, €. 89 nepa, s. Pretext, pretence, excuse, 3 < . e ) ES) B, ST VF, IV BB, SNV I, BG’T?JE%;’), bas afforded by a parasol. STERR Fowsy Tagp to sit in the shade. STYAD to be a shadow, &% B¢%0 to make a pretence, to frame or form an excuse. B ISES] \& 2 to be shady. 2. to be a shelter or refuge. 0 3T Ind Wowd :}m’iqu Swed Bwerod Jet us make the marriage a pre- ) A G gdgjg‘%fi nerava‘zzi((/e, S. C()ura_ge, text for going to see them all. ¥TLFD IVI» to valour, heroism. 2. display. 2 3N f- Vol 3a) @e’?'\)é LTLTAR JI0rw %)'C:@(;’YJ) your A. 0. 30D neravi, s.' Multitude, mass. 2. son went home with the pretence of being delight, reverie. thirsty, and has not yet returned. 0] A. 0. 3T neravu, s. Help, assistance. S a. fi@b neppu, s. Remembrance, recollec- ¥ o > S P T to be of assistance. by {o7) PUIP one w ho tion, recoguition. id\éfi@%fi‘o, SRy ¥ to Ly takes his turn at labour with another. 2 an remember, recollect. Sy IR, 1Y, B to =9, assistant, STV2BW to lay hold with another, make an excuse. 2. to remind one. IS ST a person whom one recollects. as at a mill. ST #3 manual aid. 2. a man of C. a good memory. SH0 Bwgnd to be forgot- 30’@ neravi, o n. To be convened, as- ten. J3y, 220 to fix in the memory., sembled. 2. to be full, as a meeting. 3. to {1 be in coitu. ’- A0 C)QP) 3 nebbava, s. Fun, jeer, scorn. wIToR 30D Fwodme S gll the S 33T jeerer, scoffer. people are convened. v a. To make what ¥ C. 338> nemaru, s. Chewing the cud. is enough for two, do for three or more; to T T3 to chew the cud. SH03 B cattle proportion. 2. to spread out on the ground, o chewing the cud. as corn, &c. SOT WF paddy spread in the 1% A. C. 3D, nemmu, See Sows. 2. to raise sun to dry. with a lever. . ST nerasu, v, a. To convene, assem- A, C. 30D ey, s Ghee, clarified butter. ble. s. An atom. I3 C. 3(5533{8 neyyu, v a. To weave, SNA c. ;36;;%%5 neralishikke, s. The Calyp- weaving, texture. tranthes caryoplyllifolia. e 607 N =0 & Q (A3 to 2. A, c. 30> nerahi, v, a. To fill A. C. 3O nerril, s. Shade, shadow assemble. a MmMIrror C..20 nery V. 1 To be full, replete. = to A C ®) e = nerrpu, See e be assembled 3. to be in coitu. 4 to be 2. the floor, C. 39 nela, s. Earth, soil of age. B 30 the girl is of age. Si-A B2 S, o8 SV, FTEIY, T, oY ground fold in cloth 2. the gathers in a woman black soil. ESARALAN o =Se) a soil between red and - cloth by which it is secured by tucking them black ToJV, T e o3y 39 red soil. WP YV o in front 30 2w to pucker, gather into FI% 3w white soil, fuller’s earth FE,03 SV folds. a good soil C. S0F nertke, s. A curtain, screen, blind SOT nela-kappu, s. A pit for catch- C @67‘) nerwge, s. A fold or gather in clothes. ing wild elephants. C. 3T nere, s. Puberty 2. greyness of c. JoTen nela-kabbu, s. A variety of hair 3. a neighbour 4. sometimes a mere the sugar-cane pleonasm to fill up a stanza adj Full A. 0. 39Tv3s nelakalanu, s. An ava- replete, entire, quite 2 neighbouring, ricious, close-fisted man. contiguous, adjoining v. ». To be contigu- c. SuF0R> nela-kungu, v, n. The earth ous, appended, attached to, adjoined. 2. to or ground to give way. be completely full, as a market, an assembly &e. 3. to be in coitu. 0. 30BB, SuF R nela-kudi, nela-kun, S8 e replete with s. An under-ground granary wisdom. S8Zween a full assembly. ST w¥ c. SuBwect3nela-kdte, s. A lower fort, as having been completely exhausted SO ATy opposed to a hill-fort to refrain from uniting [ofc3 rey full o nela-gattane, s. Beating near, contiguous QYR the earth to harden it A. 0. SBDORY> nere-dingalu, s . Full c. 3URB nela-gadde, s. A hillock 2 moone. the earth, the solid earth Al O. %’3@@?’3 nere-polu, v. a. To plun- -—).9 c. 3¢ NG nelu-gadle, s. The ground nut der completelv A. 0. 33w, nere-bottu An orna- 0. SUA N> nela-ganigilu, s. A small kind of oleander. mental spot of paint on the forehead C. SUAR nela-gavi, s. An artificial cave. 0. ST 3 mere-mane, s. A neighbouring c. SurRcext) nela-gumbala, s. A vege- or adjoining house, next door S8 IF T, 0o IV table, convolvulus paniculatus ST a neighbour. WE Qeg 3 Swrowy the roow? the black sort c. V0B nere-mindi, s. A nubile fe- white sort wwd Sunowd an ash coloured G, male. sort C. 3CNeT> nerevéru, v. n. Tobe fulfilled 0. YR, nela-gumma, s. A mole. accomplished, performed STIROT to fulfil SuAsy nela-gulla, s. The egg-plant &e. C @8:@) nerevu, v.n. To copulate. Oy ND) nela-gollu, v. n To reside, fix one’s residence, dwell. S, S having . C. ITVDE, nere-vettu, s. A touchstone. ) 3 md resided. SUTI a resident. 58%@8 nere-hore, adj. Neighbouring. STERBeRD neighhours. sy e)sag, 5@:33’6?’;7@1(1{(1[6, nela-ddle, s. A flower, anthericum tuberoswn. ( T. B. 33T nernava, [dered] s, Settle- A. C SuBBoEed neladamarduni, ment, adjustment A brahman. [god of earth] A. C. 30> nerneru, adj. Causeless. 0.- ¢ 736’](/[}7/, v. a. To take. . to com- Aol T AT, ¢ nerpu, See (¢ pass. 3. to spread. v. . To (m\omu‘ 3v e ;:J/ 2T nermu, Se 8 By ‘»”3 to assemble of one’s s self; &c. 6 @ I3[} b subterraneous house. C. 5@?33@ nela-bévu, s. A sort of gentian. s 3B AT a gateway- 0. JUBIDAYBT, SUBIORSeE0T> tower with story upon story. 39 2R g lamp fixed in a niche. 33 303 g stout nela-mdguli-béry, nela-mdgali-béru, ) breast. ST, 35 3 R® to guess, form s. A vegetable root, Fluggea lencopyrus. an estimate. &R 3 5ot Q c82 the car stop- | C. JunseyR, SuSSnela-mdlige, nela- 30 3 o Go t 2o i ped in its place, he hind part. vane, s, A ground floor. 2. a fixed & S8, to return. SS RoB B0¥, ISR0ES, 53 residence. T, IJEFTH g man of penetration, one who A. . 39T nelavara, adj. True, correct, understands characters, or has discovered the certain. 2. fixed, established, firm. retreat of a thief, &c. IS ) fe) a penetrating C. 393 nelavare, s. A small kind of the eye. 2. an eye always fixed downwards. cassia auriculata. 39 =3y, to touch the bottom. =S 27 to find ¢. 3o nelavali, s. Root produce, as. out a secret or mystery. 3G HeEW {0 recog- beet-root, potatoes, &c. nise. 3¢ 83 an engagement to be violated, - a fixed time to be passed. 38 28 a place of C. JUSORY nelawcigu, v. n. To become a abode, a fixed residence. protection, support, or defence to another. c. 39 nelli, s The emblic myrobalan, C. 3u593 nelawdda, s. A door-way or = 1-’/1?yllant7ms emblica. F0 R 3§ a black spe- opening for a door where there is no door- frame. cles. D 2. an upper story. R T2 the emblic myrobalan vege- table. S8 =22 a mixture of sour milk, C. f)@)’{)j nclam{, s. A coarse net-work of rope or rattan, in which pots and other ves- mustard seed, and emblic myrobalan. w(@,‘i TR YL sels are suspended from the beams of the »& T2 emblic myrobalan pickle. ufl' %R 38 ¥+ 39 a small kind, Phyllanthus house. Sy ), to fix such a net-work. wirwri. BB 3@ a wild kind. U & milk set away in such net-work. ::: A ) © oJ »=0) curds suspended in thenet-work. C. S nellu, s, Rice, before it is deprived SURIYH, SUAFY to put any thing on the of its husk, paddy. BTN S, FT oy net-work. Ul :’g_%a, nova ’&3’-030%;‘3%), ;mg S, %ou?gg Se, o ) all C. SUXD nelasari, adj. Level with the v, "oR :‘% g, RogTOR JgY, Yorose S Jg, 9T ORES o7ater) ground. = 3¢, ?.3@@:5% gk, WEA Sew, ¢ >0 VD O C. 39X nelasu, v. x, To stand, abide, oF 3 RY T Jg, B3R TS {2 2 dwell. “ [5) to be fixed. SVLEF that which 2928 Se [42) » WOTRTRA Jew [} z S xi% is permanent. 3 323 () 2] Se, I oom S0 (<o} [alVole o= Se i @c% o3 S, TR e¥—~eo LR = 2B o] &, Je. C. SYTOA nelo-hdga, s. A sexton’s fees. S ey @ [ID] TwZ FeOToLRYR $Y, 5T FTO S 5 c. 30SHa300 nela-hidiyy, v.n. To be ® JUE R S an “}; S8 E?qsfi S8 (2] j €9, 3T Y FTO0 bed-ridden, to be too weak to get up. P35 T =2 3 I e P Sep, tm:ée TR S, 8T.88 T C. 30N nela-kippali, 5. Verbena S &9 different kinds of paddy 3 SUTTS g hand assedifora. of paddy straw. SYETSR = to put a cord A. c. 39> nelaku, s A string, rope, cord. of paddy straw on the leg, as a challenge. @. }3?)2‘3&'63‘? nela’uari/ee, s. A small run- A . 33, T3> neva, nevany, Pretence, ning species of the cassia auriculata. pretext, excuse. 2. fraud, trick, deception. C Sy neluvu, See Su. S5 Aeg, 3T FIRB to pretend. o3 e g, " . 53 nele, s. A place, abode, residence. 2, disposition to make excuses, ‘7.‘)3 ) Qd& tO one’s own house. < 2 an estimate. 4. an shew an excuse. S8 a man who makes ~ o upper story. o a mystery, art, or secret. 6. excuses. LIS 0 B to plead an excuse, bottom. 7. a fixed time. Stout, full. 2@ to talk for the sake of talking adj. 2. fixed. 39 Aoy to reside, settle. 2. to c.%ffi; 0o nevary, [$s:00] s. Chewing the cud. take root, as plants. 33 ma%.,)“ifi, 387593 gn S5 &30 10 chew the cud. 3303 B3 upper story. SO wee very wise. cattle chewing the cud. 609 4 x Fe RIS A. 0. 303> neviru, s. Hair, 33 =i to A. €. 3&9’3, 339’83 néni, népu, s. A cord, tie the hair. SND 25 to comb the hair. rope. Sen 3 to hang, suspend, append. FT BRFFo0 IeRPoT WAT ha,ving tied hoth €. 3> nevilu, 82 5. A peacock. hands with cords. ¢. SR nesa, s. An irritation in the skin, S T 2w to itch. AG 33’@”‘?,))\0 33> nén-geiya, s. The Indi- an Neptune and regent of the west, with a A. C. 2373 nese, v, n. To fly, jump, spring. bound. rope for his weapon. 8. 308y, 3e30TI> ndiri, nétdrany, 0. fifi_a_odo, 3593, SINToBd> nestd- du, nesetddu, nesedddu, v. n. To give s. A master, owner, ford. one’s self airs, to shew perverseness or unto- . 308oB> nétddu, v. n. Tobe appendant, to swing. wardness. 2. to jump about passionately, &c. 8. 3¢2) nétra, s. An eye. 2. a very fine 3338 frowardness, untowardness, perverse- ness. LR SY38 sheer per- kind of cloth, St3) @3 the eyelid. S¢3) S#% 2. jumping. versenesg. 7 ophthalmia. 3¢3) IBw g cataract. k3 C. 3?: 3%))[53 nela, nelanu, [3v] s. Earth, &2, 3¢3) Bu%3 lustre of the eyes. 53 o Shiva, with. three eyes. 3¢8) &t blind. soil. 3¢8) %8 a veil, such as worn by Moor women c. 398, 308 nelati, nelanti, s. A wo- man. in travelling. $23) #9¢ a sign with the eye, a wink. St8) ¥ g serpent, becaused sup- c. 32 melabu, s. Recollection, remem- posed to hear through the eyes. brance. 3P0 SHvF g an acquaintance. C. SQZS néda, part. of 33, Woven. @. 5?@3 nelalu, s. Shade. 2. shadow. 3 8. SedD, nédishia, adj. Very near or protection, defence. S¥wND to be a defence. S¥9R 333 without contiguous. 2. to become shady. Yoy BoDL having any connection with. S 3@5'&58 népathye, s. Dress, ornament, spreading in the shade. S¥wed RYTY having embellishment. 2. disguise. sheltered or overshadowed. SP00T8 ISR T 8. 3@'50? TZC’:Z)d,Z(l, s. Nepaul. 2. aplant 8% I cannot bear even his shadow. so called. SkFe¥3 B the root asclepias vomitoria. . 3¢, 323, 3o, SYoess nelavy, S. 3"\’350 néma, s. Period, time, season. 2. nelahu, neluvu, nelubu, s Abode, limit, term. 8. part, portion. 4. fence, home. 2. acquaintance, experience, know- S¥F INTF ISR young women wall,. hedge. 5. a hole, chasm. 6. fraud, lege.. deceit. who have left their homes. JYTATY to re- T. B. 30 néma, [» o330 | £ s. Any religious collect, have acquaintance with. observance, &c. 3B, ISRt Beg™ the A. C. S¢0R> nelungu, adj. High, tall, rules of a caste to be violated. DT, N lofty. 03083 one who observes the rules of his C. [3@:) nele, s. The earth;soil. 2. place. caste. a. 5@"7\@3 négilu, s. A plough with oxen T. B. 3055T némaka, [ds»3%] s, Regu- and implements of husbandry complete. 3R lation, rule, law. 9. determination, choice. Ao 2B to make a plough. SN0 a plough- ScF 39@ to make a regulation, establish share. Sthe 2w to yoke oxen to a plough. a rule, to fix. 3:30#r 08 IBw to act ac- SrAOEH g plough shaft. Shw Fow g fur- cording to engagement or rule. TOW.. T. B. 39393 némana, [29a3] s. Order, C. fief nége, [3:A] s, Weaving regulation. DS 3,700 3B to do ac- A 0. 3023, '(3@33,8 néji, néjya, s. A ja- cording to orders. &N gfaca 3B B velin, spear, lance. to ohey erders. S. S¢N> némi, s. The periphery of a wheel. C. ZSQ&D?\ nétdgi, adv. Positively, certain- ly SN B to say positively. .(.\)s ghfl.) po- 2. a pulley. 3. the frame work for the rope sitive, certain. of a water-wheel. 610 T Ve 595?3\ ol end T. B. SeRIRD némisu, [2db™3] v, a. To c. ;3’@?360)’ nevala, s, A kind of necklace fix, determine, appoint. 0 SB to set apart worn by women. offerings for an idol, priests, &c. Sk I T. B. 3¢YT névura, |swwo] s. A chain of luh @ to celebrate a religious observance. small bells worn on the legs. ha C. JeD30BeR> némi-hannu, s, The fruit 0. 3eRToY, fiefiégedda nésa-kula, né- mimusops hexandra. sa-bédaru, s. A class of fowlers, palankeen My c. 3¢OR ndige, s. Weaving, SkoRmd boys, &c. having abroad and curious accent. a weaver. Sk VAR FB the peg which S InD their speech, either a corrupt Te- keeps the woof tight in theloom. Sgcoris = tfy lugu, corrupt Canarese, or bad Tamil. 7, the cord that holds the warp tight. Sgc A. 0. 39X3> nésaru, s. The sun. 3k nF 7t ©% oA the roller over which the warp & the fabulous sun-gem. SkEFET (sun’y Ee passes. ST TOA the cap or upper shell son) Saturn, Pluto, Sugriva, or Karna. of the weaver’s lay or batten. S¢R Bomd Y a heavy block suspended under the woof to T. B. 3¢% néha, [%t®] s. Friendship, af. keep it down. SRR PeYD, SRR ooy fection, love, attachment. d a weaver’s shuttle. (V8 é’éaé’-@ neichike, s, A superior kind.of oS Cow, <. 5@5533 néYA, v. a. To weave, See Sy, 0 Lo §Q’d néra, s, A fault, crime, offence, 2 S. fié& S neichyw, s. Meanness, lowness, a fine. 3. straightness. See S, 3%3 2w servileness, humiliation. S3@%5 ®S0F a mean O3 to accuse, charge with a crime, VT Sog act S3%g 7ore g mean disposition. & 3¢3 803,3 he has been found guilty of the S. e neya, adj. Natural, inherent, origi- or crime, nal S%9%, a criminal, a person who is S3& Toer natural disposition. guilty of a crime, C. 3B neiji, s, A spear, pike, lance. A A. C. 53‘6@3@&5\) néra-bottu, s. Anorna- C. NS, Jd> neidile, neidilu, s mental round patch of gold, &c. worn on the The water lily. T30S, FHFOS g blue i1 " forehead by Hindu females. water lily. #330¢ the red lily. ©vr 3308 1 8. figrj’g?gfigfao néralé-hannu, s, Newel awhite lily, S30¢ A, 3304 ¢o the moon, fruit, Calyptrcfhthes caryophyllifolia. w%¥x its friend. i SeT9R Beay a white species. Fog ST weY By a black species. Ron 3kTYR Bew an inferior B o 13?5,8 neipathya, s, Decoration, dress ] embellishment. d, kind. T ITER Do) a round and bad S. 3@%@@8 neipunya, s, Cleverness, learn- sort. %ow) IcTIg Beay a long kind. IS ing, skill. AC. '(SQECJ)GJ néridaru, s. Brahmans, 0 S. 3;33&—@’8 neir-malya, s, Clearness, A. 0. 300>, 3¢03) néru, nérru, o n To pellucidness. be straight, $t00 S to make straight. S 833%‘0’5@8 neimishdrany«a, s, A SREF, SONF ad). Exact, precise, regular, forest so called, faithful, (WP S TS an exact or particu- 8. (&0 neilya, s, Blackness, lar man. StFeFA Sn@ to do exactly, StIFazo to bein order; to be straight ; to be com- 8. S(T>8 meiruti, s. Regent of the south- west. pact. SR to put close together, Al O, 3@@3 nélu, v, n. To swing, vibrate, 8.3 'SQCSZS» newédya, 8. A meal presented to an idol before eating, an offering or obla- hang on, be snspended from. tion to the deity. SFTy BHodrm, CADIB A. 0. 335, oo néle, nélu, s A rope IR to offer the food to an idol before com- apon which clothes are hung to dry. mencing any repast. bread. SFTET Bl sshew- ¢. 3¢B névana, [Scwi] 5. Weaving A. C. 3eIOR> ndvarisu, ». a. To make S. 333)\25 neishadha, s, A name of Nala, right, put in order. 2. to caress, fondle. Sk the famous Hindu emperor. $35% %93 his F0% fondling, caressing. history, 611 P Py Sy NN ~ & [ A collection of pago- C. 3PV nove, See S 8. ;%éz:’)\g neishka, da coins. 0. S D30, BwwodsRwey, 3wodnds, s. ;‘3@ Zx@% neishthika, adj. Ceremonially BwDoedets noyyu, noi-gollu, noi- pure or clean. S3P,T %2520 g brahman padu, noi-bilu, See Swiv. who has vowed never to marry. C. SPTE®, JeTox® noraju, noranju, 8. AXNET ncisargika, adj. Natural, s. A small insect troublesome to the eyes, the after the course of nature. eye-fly. 2. gravel stones. C. 00T, JWoRd, JpONT nonku, 0. 3w3d&> noratu, adj. Stunted in the nongu, nongike, [3am)7]s. A bruise, jag, growth. indent, mark. ¢. 303 nore, s. Foam, froth. Swd ?é{}, C. 3ol nondda, See under Swzcw. Sw8 FR&E) to be in a state of foam, as the 0. 30T nondu, v. n. To be mitigated, sea. SeB WP, 3BT Tws:, W8 TR to foam alleviated, appeased, calmed. SWwodIW to pa- at the mouth, Sw3 &2 warm frothing milk cify, alleviate, mitigate, quench, put out. o fresh from the cow, used as a medicine. ¢ Jwod to quench fire, g SwodW to al- b 3@@5 novvu, See S leviate sorrow. 9t& Swod® to put out alamp. 0. SXeL nosalu, s. The forchead. Swzen C. 3\,@53 nokku, s, A bruise, mark, jag. ne Shiva, with an eye in the centre of his SwFYy V¥ to become bruised or indented. Sw forehead. Swz) & o7 his son Kumaraswami. =y 88 to take out a bruise. ;Sqa%avd Sow g ST T a gold plate put on the forehead (3] bruised metal vessel. See 37 or S7). of an idol, &e. Swzen Watd; a sectarian spot c. 3R noga, s. A yoke, the polecrossing on the forehead. the bullock’s neck, Swre T, S T to . 30 nola, See Son, fix a yoke, to yoke. Swn 632 the noose of Sen «Q 59 =3 e C. 5»@’5 nole, v. n. Toenter, creep or crawl a yoke. %, a bullock that draws in a through. 2590 Sw¥ to be fluent or eloquent. yoke. Swn B8, the strap attached to a yoke A. 0. 3> nolu, v. n. To precede, go be- and passed round the ox’s neck. fore. Sw¢,, S£¥% the act of preceding. 4. 2 nogi, ». a. To lade water out of a 0. 302, WA nd, ndyu, v.n. To be reservoir. See SoA. in pain or distress, to ache. ¢. 3Ry, SWWR noggu, nogge, s. A bruise, indent, jag. SwA\P, 3w indentation. C. 300D, Jweory ndmpi, ndmpu, Swriy 83 to beat out a bruise. ;ixaflg\ 290 [S»: ] s. Any meritorious act of devotion ; a vow ; the voluntary or vowed observance or to be indented. 327 rotten, decayed. imposition of any penance, austerity, or pri- c. :3@857 s, fi@aes‘; S nochchane, nock- 9 vation. Sweodg SR to vow to perform any SR ==24n 9 e chane, adv. Agreeably, pleasantly. meritorious act. FeIFo o0 i 0. (e~ LR srers) ? Sweeodn <7 to be pleased. the god of fire was pleased with her meritori- A. €. 3we3> nochehu, v n. To bein pain, ous performa.nce. pain, ache. 0. e ndta, [Sac] s, Vision, sight. 2. C. SR M nona, s. A fly. s, & agad fly. 3. a spectacle, the appearance, the person. 2 3w g bee. B30 3 small stinging 4. fortune- shroffing, examination of money. fly. Swe 2D flies to alight on. [wHv telling. 5. witchceraft, sorcery. Sweckd BEFT =0 the tiger fly, a large fly which attacks spectators, observers. Swgt 8T, Swck 2T other flies. Swe BwgE), Swe BREED to fray the effects of witcheraft to be averted. Swg away flies. SR Sony, Swes FPARW, Sw 873 g shroff. 2. asorcerer. SW¥TON gy rqf"- F0xoD flies to cover any thing. Sing., Swen B$dto tell one his fortune. Sweg A0, BT MONE, v.4. To eat, devour, & ¢ to hear one’s fortune told. VI ) Ao 5@?‘3 nove, s. Perhaps saccharum cy- 8, Swgtng g female fortune-teller. Swdd 3 [ole) oA < = Uindricum. e ds m‘op’&te 0) as to appearances, we are 612 Nreds 5739»3 Swo influenced by others, but in eating, by our mind is much distressed by that man. \ own gratification Jal(t) T T, Swetd Prww to speak with pain or in distress y 00 A C. Swe 8T ndtake, s. An observer SEoT =§’Nf) to feel pain or dis- tress. JRgRARY, spectator. Swotd having becn pained PSVCLYent) 39@ v, @ To pain, distress (] /lj 1l 0. 3wet3Rwos3 ndta-gombe, s, A figure AiCh “?JOQ@ %0ve, s. Nursing, taking care s, the for show, a puppet. of, C. S0 nddu, v. a. To look, see, obsery C. @Je)°@ ndvu, s. Pain, aching, distress, perceive, 2. to visit, meet 3. to wait 4 n { he anguish. Swht to be painful —@\m@ to try. 5. to consider 6. totake care. This @, 3w AL to be in pain, 3L Swe) head- ] =l verb also expresses the exercise of any of the ache. Zw&R 3w pain in the stomach. 37.)& five senses, and therefore occasionally denotes s the 7 3w/ pain in the limbs e VOWTTerv either to see, taste, feel, or hear, according to 1041 I pain to be removed, S HREW pain to the context. Swer® P to see; to see each milk s 2 Selze one, other. =R to taste. S SeB to smell. ¥ 30cB to feel the pulse. SwgBr PINOTELOM ndshe-hallu, s Project- ing teeth. oM“E’J to look at the face. @b Swe@ to peep. KR S0 to look back., BwR Swi@ to stoop ’(Su’e)%o 7t0]l2, s. A meritorious perform- and look ST SerB to wait, expect, look ance or vow. Swidok B%@ to perform it M:hh Al for FuEs 3wt to do or carry on any work. A. . 300 ndlpu, See Swtw. I BI (2 1 D0 VI Ty 322 I met him on the road. 8. IO, TOF nou, nouka, s A ship 2one) ATT Y 5nwe 388 T waited a month. \POL (S 9T 7% g ship’s fla, J9FQ Tod a Shlp ©IT, Tey w@”\&‘dm he tned to kill him, mast S9F2 2kD g mariner. AET TS IRBRY) ST Eo) \d)@’d ¥ upon H. 3930 noukara, s. A servant J0%0 considering what he said, I think it is true o service. T Swk® fo examine SwerB 8T, 33 this 0. S92 nouji, s. A spear, lance \xuem. phrase may either denote a man about to see troL‘ or a man able to see, or it may signify, a good T.B. 3 ON> noumi, [35%] s, The ninth i looking or handsome man. SeIBB TN lunar day. ~ ) T be to disregard. (BT, SeeB IR to cause to . T3 noury, adj. Fine, as muslin, &e. ; S €e. Sed JR® to do a thing carefully. . S o noulu, s. A peacock C. 3w nitu, part. of Seco. — dpl oY "R, OB nousu, nousudi, [3 fion § C. D> ndnu, v.a. To perform any meri- J]s Consumption, wearing away, be- oo O torious act of devotion, to perform a vow coming thin [T, TN #J‘%f&, SDE nmg’a Swgo83 T have observed a meritorious act pr to become thin, wear away p’b LA ALYEN) to SR03D 2% I obtained it (referring to some make thin. SPkg 0 any S9% a man who has object) having performed a meritorious ob- become thin. servance. Sw® having performed a meri- it i < o nflmka, s. A pupil who resides torious act. 3 Sw¢3 TVUNER this is the fruit in his teacher’s house. of our religious observance. SR8 DUFY f, # B a"’ R ©or8 wolgER the fruit of the 580%3 nyanku, s. A kind of deer o religious obwl vance is small and will it 5 ngoa)a 71/(17%()%, (in joinery) s. A te- e non. S0 TR to take out a tenon. increase at our bidding ? 0 230 < 20 WASEN to put in or fasten a tenon. ar o) (¢ (\)\@{)O\JJD noyu, v. n. To be in pain, to ache. 2 nme Pec) RE20), FOTTY SWoR BR to ,88‘%23 n Jakz’cara, s. Disrespect, con- N g tempt be dlstressed pained in mind Swe heing I I‘flf OVOD T Sat i in pain Swod pained, distressed Seie {J\?fi nyagrodha, s, The banyan, Swod 8 an achir head Ficus indica il @ g leg in pain. oy u? owoT 040?5%5 a grieved or distressed mind S @(88)3 3 nyarbuda, s. A thousand G\ <] c.vw)w\ o G °")°"J‘)r5 WXF SeodBY my millions. o 61 Toed fi,fi?j’s e "5')0 nyasta, adj. Deposited, placed, G (\)D‘ O nycivarisu, v. a. To caress, consigned, delivered. fondle, 2. to put in order. TyFO B to 8. '(STJ,ZS’ ») ng/dya, s. Justice, equity. 2. tell mildly. T E0% 2% to hear patiently. propriety, fitness. 3. law. 4. morality. 5 C. o9 33'32 nydvala, s. A girdle of gold or logic. 6. a reason, cause. ;sawojo, RN o3, silver. 2. a necklace. S o3 0 3 o3 just, right, fit, proper, equitable, S ?JD(S?\)J nya’sa, s. A deposit, pledge. reasonable. Ty 80Ty, VW WA WL to judge, settle or decide a cause. aaécdo B c. ;‘D?g:m;?wd nydstagdra, s. A friend. to shew reason. I T to hear a cause, g. 23925)8{% nyubja, adj. Bent, crooked, hump- backed. listen to reason. 9, RN justly, equitably, properly. S IReRS 5 judge. 3 Y ga' 8. :@85 nyun@, adj. Blameable, vile, wicked, despicable. 2. less, deficient, defec- D, TgeNT, TPHFoB g just man, a man of tive. SwySTeB FY a defective or maimed integrity. p?éoa’a ;’)dnm, aaéodo DeoF o), BN @O I hand. Q ™ a law, statute. p?écd) EjfifiFjust or upright conduct. s. 9%55@@ nrasthi-mdli, s. A name afger ’86 nydra, s. Fault, crime, blame. of Shiva, as ornamented with a garland of 3353, a criminal, culprit. human skulls, o -t N D P2, The thirty ninth letter of the alphabet, 0. %0 el pangaqla, adj. Distinet, apart. sounded as pa. Zor® F3eH the legs astride, or bandy-legged. - ] ona2cnA straddling, astride. Fon@oN Bej s. 20T pan/m, s. Mud, mire, clay. 2. evil, 7> to be divided, become apart. Ton2= to sin = RVOF 2, VoF BT, VoT VW, ToF¢®, ToBR straddle, open the legs wide, separate, place B the lotus, as growing in mud or water. apart. TeR2Rdwm to be astride, apart. Tow® AGPF, RoFWIS Bramha, as born from C. BOATODY panga-ndma, s. A secta- the lotus of Vishna’s navel. ToTH NoY, RVo#F rian mark in the form of a trident. TonTe = 30D, VoFWZ a woman, as having a scent, ,s %0 g religious mendicant having such a face, or eye like a lotus, To¥x TR a ruby. mark. Toww 330, nowwed (enemy of the lotus) the moon. ToFRFT, HToF®Rd g pond where the C. RoRe> pangalu, adj. Forked, divided, lotus abounds. % %% (friend of the lotus) astride. Tonww nwk a forked peg. Tonwd the sun. ®o¥®%) Cupid, as having a lo- Aol g forked branch. ToRSEWBT to be- tus for his arrow. So®®eg, RoFERET Vishnu. come forked. Tot v gdj, Muddy. A. 0. TONT, ~Pongd, ToNB, TOAD T. B, ;‘So_%o pankti, [33]s, A line, row, pangike, pangini, pangidi, pangud, file, range. 2. (in comp.) ten. Vo, b wo¢ Ton® to upbraid, [@onzo] 5. Upbraiding. 8 B2 to sit in a row, to sit in company. throw in one’s teeth. ToALd TRV, ToNed P H, 20D pankha, s. A fanor punka, ge- to be upbraided. nerally a large one suspended from the ceil- . xomfim& pangi-hanpnu, s. Carica ing. To? T, Rowd ¢ to pull a punka. papaya fruit. C . ToRA panga, s. The pudendum muliebre. S. ROA> pangu, adj. Lame, cripple, halt. C. TORER> pangatisu, . n, To straddle, s. A cripple. 2. the planet Saturn. open the legs wide. v. a. To place separately. 8. Roex pancha, adj. (in comp,) Five, 2 614 AN Do B0 To cane, broad, wide, spreading. ®ow3# five, relating 8. o3 pamc]za—padi, s. A kind of 0h Bty to five, made of five, bought with five, &c. s. verse with five stanzas. A field of battle (or death.) - atiently. J SHelo e = g)oafi pancha-pallava, s. The ¢, ToeF panc/za, adj. Former, preceding. of goldor aggregate of five sprouts ; viz. of the spondias, 8. X0e3T panchaka, s. A measure of five rose apple, marmelos, citron and wood apple. markals. 2. five. e =) 8. V03 20BN pancha-pdpdava, s. 8. BoedTay o pancha-kajjdya, s The five Pdandu princes. friend, The aggregateJ of five articles ; viz. doll, gin- 0, hupe 8. ®oe3 9 8) pancha-pdtre, s. Five gillie seed, jaggory, cocoanuts, and carda- plates collectively. 2. a small metal tumbler. mums, as a proper offering to Ganésha. C. B3 WIYSd pancha-pdleya, s. A He, vil 8. Roe3EeToF pancha-kdruka, s The district so called. , defeee five artizans ; goldsmiths, carpenters, smiths, maimed braziers, and masons. g :joeéfirym pancha-prdna, s, Five vital airs in the body. 8. WOeIAR0 pancha-gavya, s, Five ar- - name 8. moe3ad pancha-bali, s, An offering to ticles derived from the cow ; milk, curds, ghee, the five elements. and of urine, and dung, mixed together and drunk, especially by brahmans, as a means of purifi- 8. Roezawo e pancha-bdna, s Cupid, cation either from sin, caste trespasses, or at having five arrows. death. 8. TOeF)0%, B> pancha-bramharu, s. Five kinds of artisans. 8. ToLFAIT, WoLF AW pancha-gupta, pancha-gidha, s. A turtle or tortoise. e 232,558 pancha-bhakshya, s. Five sorts of cakes. 2. five modes of eating. s. Joaéafisflo‘dfi@_?_Jgpanckwclzdmara- vritta, s. A kind of verse. S. R023PwS pancha-bhita, s Thefive elements ; earth, air, fire, water, and atmos- S. 3:,035'33;5 pancka—jana, s. Man in ge- apat neral, a man. 2. a demon so called. phere or ether. ol 8. %0308 TR pancha-tantra-kathe, 8. W03 panchama, adj. Fifth. s. One v HhBR s. A work containing stories illustrative of five of the seven musical notes, said to be formed Ml qualities necessary to kings and great men, by air drawn from five places, the navel, place thighs, heart, throat, and forehead. 3. a tune 8. 02388 pancha-tutwa, s. The five (0 so called. 4. one who does not belong to elements. nefta either of the four pure tribes, a Chanddla. Bo ) f";'.l 8. Boe383> pancha-taruw, s. The five & the fifth lunar day of a half month. 2. a \hch & trees of Paradise; viz. Somed, THed#8, Xo name of Droupadi, wife of the five Pdndus. a3, 2U,3 7 and BOBcT, 3. a chequered cloth for playing at draughts, firile s. ?.Soaégcg, T3S panchatwa, pan- &c., a chess-board. S 2 chate, [the fifth state] s. Death, dying. 2 0853380 8, ROLF TR A pancha- the nature or condition of five. 3. the five fo Dk ma-jdati, panchama-banajiga, s. A elements collectively; earth, air, fire, water, man of the fifth class, a chdndala. and sky. 4. the state of the five elements. n 73 oLz TOV VBT pancha-mahd-pd- 8. %oe3W3 pancha-dasha, adj. Tifteen. r[/ll ly adv. Fifteenth. taka, s Thefive great sins ; viz. murdering Towssd the fifteenth lunar Mld day. a brahman, stealing gold, drinking spirits, wy 9 seducing the wife of one’s spiritual guide, and 8. o3I pancha-nakha, s, Any ani- giving assistance to those who commit such mal having five claws, and therefore unclean e deeds. for food. 8. RO TVeSsTOR pancha-ndri-tu- S. 502553&3653% pancha-mahd-yag- alf nYa, [T five, vz sacrifice] s. The five oy ranga, s. The picture of a horse combining great sacraments of the Hindus ; viz. the wor- the forms of five women, ship of spirits, progenitors, gods, vedas, and e" 61 ~ . OO VCIT? mankind ; S. To s S — by offerings of perfumed flowers, SRE pancha-varga, s. The five ’ obsequial rites, oblations with fire, the study classes of letters in the alphabet from # to =, of the wedas, and hospuahty 8. 20e3¢ o€ pancha-varpa, s Five S. colours ; white, red, black, yellow, and green 8:w,:¢053uu)29 pencha-mahd-wd- T instru- Tots o 73 A g parrot of five colours, VO aYd, s. Five principal musical Seord TorFY g five coloured ornament, made ments; viz. the lute, cymbals, small double with chalk, on the floor of native houses drum, trumpet, and a kind of hautboy. . 023359T panchamdra, s, The son 8. ToeFsY w;@pancfia valli-yele, S. of Baladeva. A small black kind of betel, peculiar to Nuggur ” "oa:rfiwag panchamdsya, s, The i Indmn cuckoo. =0 S. o S. 0eF DZ"O pancha-vddya, See T3 087303 pancha-mulha, s. Shiva. Do (A8 with five faces. 2. Hanwmante, having T. B. %0233 panchave, See Toway, once had five faces . Doe3yT fanc,’za shai a, s. Cupid, with 8. Roe3BNT) pancha-mudre, s. TFive five arrows. § sectarian seals ; wiz. %0 SNT) a conch, BF) =x%) a wheel 8. ©ce3TOD pancha-shdkha, [five bran- noe 3&\)3 a mace, "’Zsé mJJJ ched] s. The hand a lotus, and SoT#® 3.3, a sword . 0230 pancha-shikha, s A lion, S. D083 CORA pancha-rarga, s Fiy h"l\'lnil‘ a spleddmo‘ mane § places of resort or action ; as, ©ogToR g dor mitory. \)LQS Ton g temple, Jvé»j,s Ton g thea ve. 8. ®0e33) pancha-shikhi, s. A brahman who, in being shaved, leaves the tuft on the fi Teo Bon g field of battle, and & ToR g wres- f tler’s s rin e head and the hair on the arms, eye-lids, eye- brows, and back. 8. T0e3TBY pancha-ratna, s, A poem of five verses 8. RoeIRWIAYS pancha-sinagalu, s § five important acquisitions ; The five instruments in a house, by which viz. a good woman, a sword, a horse, land and science animal life may be accidentally destroyed ; 0 as, the fire place; the slab on which condi- 8. ToFU09) pancha-rdtra, s. A few ments are ground the broom the pestle days. o283, 1 g work on the consecra- (. and mortar ; an1 the water pot. tion and worship of idols. S. TOBFO0A ])d?lC/l(t??Jf?, s. An almanae (, 8. ®oe3UBD pancha-lavant, s. Fiv containing five parts; viz kinds of salt the lunar day ; the day of the week ; the constellation ; the A . Boedug o pancha-lakshana, s A conjunction of the planets: and the karanas, purana, comprehending five topics; the cre- of which there are eleven 2 a tortoise L] ation of worlds ; their destruction and reno- § t¥eon an astrologer, the maker and publisher vation the genealogy of gods and heroes of the almanac Torseom B0 te narrate the the reign of the Manus and the actions of content of the almanac 2. to beg. [Sfekole) =A033 their descendants n 2 listening to the almanac. f, = S. %0e38we® pancha-lého, s. The C. ToeFoOR _77((726]1(6/?J(Z, s. A cloth tied five chief metals ; copper, brass, tin, lead, and across the shoulders so as to hold a child in i 1ron 2. the metal formed by the union of front. Tos onTaed the cloth covering a tem- (. all these. porary shed for marriages or idols, ornamen- S. X0e3InT )pancim vaktra, s. Shiva, ted with tinsel, &c with five faces S. DV\J o que) RoeFeoR panchdngu- 8. 202F3E panclha-vate, s, A place la, }70?30/6(472J?(](1, s. The castor oil plant where there are five banyan trees together, a the leaves having five lobes compared to fin- ¢ place where Rama dwelt in the forests. gers. 616 b oY oot e oJ 03 5. The il S. '5’302537\; panchdgni, s. The five fires ¢. Boxrd pmgja’m,r s. A fritter. 2. the rom ¥ to amidst which a devotee performs penance, arms of Pishnu engraved on a small plate of y 8, Five four fives lighted severally to the north, south, gold and tied on.a child’s neck the seventh -and green east and west, and the sun overhea day after birth, e it 13, i w00y 8. o3I panch-dnana, s, Shiva, with five faces. C. T3, ToRF, RoRd panji, panjike, nent, made ) 2. a lion. pmy'z'qli, [®oxl] 5. Bowed cotton ready for houses, 8. RoesORYTB panchdmyita, s. The ag- spinning. E-yfih’; 8, gregate of five articles used in bathing an C. To&® panju, s. A torch. Bow sach, Fo idol; viz. milk, curds, butter, honey, and pecaliar o water. & BE to carry torch. Towrmed, Towts a torch-bearer, Tow =¥ thieves who steal by 5. BoeFadn3 panchdyati, s. An assem- b & torch-light. § bly of five or more persons to settle a matter c. BoB panje, [Bomt] s, A beggar, a poor by arbitration, an assembly or jury to whom man. ), a cause is referred. Tor53Ny IRD to in- 0. Do&F pantike, s. Verses repeated by quire into or settle a cause in such an assembly. uid, with school boys at feasts. FNTIIT2R TollR such 8. BB RT) panchd-ridli-pa- verses used at the Dassara festival. Tod3R io brate tra, s. A bond drawn up in the presence of L, WoBTR BBEM to recite such verses. five persons ; viz. the writer of the bond, the H. TO®R> panthisu, v. a. To destroy, an- debtor, creditor, and two witnesses, A lin, nihilate. 8. £0e520Be3 panchdla-désha, o A country north of India. 8. 2o pall(ld, s. Discernment, science, brahman learning, wisdom, understanding. ton the 8. 508&3%5&) panchdshattu, aq;. Fifty. C. ToweT panddra, s. A kind of Shudra s, e 8. TOLFOR | panchdstra, s. Cupid with five arrows. priest among Tamulers, and a worshipper of Shiva. 8. Boex YT panchdlaru, s. The five J (fll!, § . A. C. 0B pandi, s. A line, file, row. classes of artificers. by hich 02 8. Dol pandita, s. A learned, well edu- 0. Do ST 2% panchi, panche, s A wtroyel; cated man, a teacher. 2. a doctor, physician. cloth six cubits long. ) condi T3 In35 one honoured by the learned. 2. o lwille C. %025% panchike, [Bo¥#] 5. Division, an ignorant pedant, one who prides himself sharing. on being a scholar. Fodd %, a parrot. glunani¢ C. Toe3s panehu, [®e®] 0. a. To divide, to 0. DoMT pannika, s. Armour, accoutre- share. ments. nat 047 C. Doy fion; fi panche, s. The open space, yard A. C. TOLMW pannu, v. a. To make, do. 2 B T or terrace before a houge. fa to put in harness, get a coach or chariot ready. 7 THose 8. B0 oD panchéndriya, [sos v. n. To become ripe, as fruit. Tod WD to and «o3,a0]’s. The five organs of sense ; the be ready, as a conveyance. Toes that which it eye, ear, nose, tongue, and skin. is doing, or about to be done. B’J"Oé‘?»)w&isd a sacrifice about to be made or offered. 8. Ifio&dég):’;tfim%@ panja-pallavada- 33:&‘20 ™ it is ripe. wl{,].l', s. The royal horse. Tord I7¥ ripe ears of corn. f ted . A. C. TOL> panpu, [Be] s. Fruit; ad- 1 30T panjara, s, A cage. 2. a skeleton. (o] B vantage. Toaa ¥ T to eat fruit. Toroudos 20w 3 BB panjaradile, s, An or- » o fom like dividing fruit. Torde $, To FER 0T g, n namented ear-ring. bunch of fruit. paniel 8. '&")O"JUDE?Q&S panjardkhéta, s. A sort C. o8 panta, See oz of basket or wicker trap in which fish are ”L‘”,W 50 5 dogd _p(lnl‘(fi"(l, [5:&3(5)] s. An hono- caught. rary title affixed to the names of some brah- al 1’1‘“ C. TONTIIOEs panjaru-pdiu, s . Dis- [2] mans engaged in secular affairs. - a school- At persion, scattering. master, 617 4 o > iy 59} 03 v Ty T. B. £08 panti, [34]s A line, row, range. goglet for holding scented water. ::3@5\ D @ = 0@ D080 g long mat in one piece on which D) flowers for making scented water. fiaah (38 many persons can sit. @R to sprinkle scented water, s. R030309 pantuvardll, s. A tune H. 505 panne, s. Ornamenting the hair so called. prior to tonsure, by pulling some of the hairs CLY out with tweezers. RC > éc%, ToJg 3RWw, C. B0B, Top pantha, panthya, s. A %o w3, to ornament the head or mustaches, purpose, vow, resolution. 2. persisting in a ToB as above. A2, VO N AU Fw o thing, obstinacy. 3. a bet or wager. !{)’o, To3e 2.8 ?@3\) 2. a better. - VO [or] to have one’s hair ornamented. T an obstinate man. C. SRE, RoPFB), ToFeB tovow, determine ob- Rod panne, s. Thatching grass laid out VOGTR TeT, stinately, resolve under penalty. in layers. Ted &3 to prepare the grass for ToBIB to bet, lay a wager. ©oB 1’gY to win the thatchers by laying it out in layers. a wager. Tog Twed to lose a bet. OIS Fod C. R03TB> panneradu, [RoS3=] adj. 239g he would not desist from his purpose. Twelve. =~ S. o\ [0 0 , BogS pantha, panthdna, s. C. TOo3Wwokd pannondi, [Rodwedd] adj. A road, way. Eleven. 8. DGR WOT panthd-pddu, s. Strength, C, RO, VORT pampa, pampaka, s. Drowess. Share, division. 2. half, a right share. c. ol panda, s. A coward. TowES cow- 5. DoVoRBWeIT pampd-sardvara, s. ardice. A sacred pond at Humpee. ~ S. A tem- A. 0. D033 pandara, [@otd J 8. RowoReS) pampd-kshétra, s. Hum- porary building for marriages or an idol. 2. pee, considered as a sacred place. 3. a cage. a.panddl for training vines. C. ¥CRY pampu, s Magic, sorcery, the AE, 'E))O(:Sé pan—dale, s. Anewly decapi- black art. 2. a spectre, phantom. Toxy "R tated head, a skull. BosS B Shiva, as g0, Tom 2% to be bewitched. Fom IR, wearing a necklace of skulls. ToT a, T3 Tozy WY, BoxY > to bewitch. .4 A. C. T pandi, [®8] s. A pig, hog. a magician, sorcerer. 3@ Toxy) TS in . TonY, RoBe) pandevu, pandévu, league with the prince of hobgoblins. o3 s. A bet, wager. ¥oB F, ToD I to set 2592 Toxy an evil spirit by which a person is TVodmed a cocks, &c., to fight, for money. enabled to break into houses. TRTyB VoY 3 o] = 4 2o o) better, one who lays wagers, BodTeR), Vol conjuring, sleight of hand, D 3) prepa- o) SRS =R® to bet, lay a wager. Do 83 a grand- ration for conjuring. Y to remove - RO P} stand. the effects of witcheraft. &1 to detect a conjurer in his sleight of hand. Tox) VA, c. RoZ panna, s. Pride, egotism, self-con- cait. Bosm3 a proud, conceited man. To3 Toxy 9030 to send an evil spirit to torment o2 H - TRC® gonceltedness. another, ¥om WO~ 0, Bowy WYOW an evil spi- rit to haunt one. I relors pannagd, s. A serpent. BN F0, VoI, BeFMosF, Vo333 Garuda, A. C. DO pammiu, v. a. To twist, plait. RoJeBI TS the destroyer of serpents. s. [ Zoxw] Pride, haughtiness. Vishnu, riding on Garudd. 1, BFOTIA paka-paka-nagu, v. n. To laugh loudly. ASLS 8. RO3ReTT pannagéshward, s. The king, or a chief, of serpents. H. %320, BT9Y pakdli, pakdli, s. A leathern water bag carried on a bullock. REF A C- E’JO?)ZO_‘)B pannanre, s. Taciturnity. © a3y, g bullock for carrying water. A. C. D033F pannatike, See B3, H. 3’3%353 pa/tf?'u, s. A Mussulman fukir, €. 5033?7? panndlige, s. A water-spout. or mendicant. A0 -g;’)oggzjg pmzm’m, s. Scented water. 2. the Ghertarda spectosa. 2«'3@%&@\) Nod g T B ?éfid pa]t/m, =] s. The side. 2. 618 & 5%, ) b i} ¢ 4 BweR b room, occasion. 3. vicinage, contiguity. 8¢ to shew how to handle a thing. & a wing. e @Jak ady. Contiguous, near. B, fl@é’o B Tec@ the disease is atb its head. TF(T2B0 the rice is done. to side with, take one’s part. % onivo waer 25{:\3)? ""%‘55303\)3‘) e har to open the wings. the fruit is ripe. e ) = g @ to spoil in cooking. 57,39 near, close by. e hai %2, 3 33 a neighbouring house. T€T 3200 T e g disposition to reform. DT = 3o, arih. HTF T, 9@ to give way to pride. persons beginning to pay attention to one’s faches, instructions. %7y ¢33 different modes of T.B. B0 pakkana, [3%5e] s. The a- . %@%{J bode of fowlers. cooking. A, . BB OF pakkarike, s. A loud ory. 8 BT %@5’39 pakwa-krittu, [2= and nd ot 7,38 what I—nakes] s. The mint plant. The g5 for €. BT, BBS, BT pakkare, leaves are applied to swellings, &ec. to induce pakkale, pak/ca]e, s. A vessel without suppuration. a neck, alj, S. 5’53157\)) pakwa-rasa, s, Wine, vinous 51 '&‘J'ED_& paklkd, adj. Fit, suitable, becom- liquor. ing, proper, true, great, exceeding, perfect, (61cs 2D pakfi/fi]la, See - < 2. | complete. KEY N to become fit or suitable. AsCh 7-59)@‘) pa]fll]i'}mle, s. A water pot. TFy DDA a superior, clever man, m’%a% 3 i1, & P2 a valiant soldier. 2. a leathern water bag. 33%@* 328 g true {5 saying, a proper word. ks Ty 3D a seer H, SAD pagadi, s. A long, narrow turban. weight of 80 rupees. TEFY NDTB gn account w12 00333 this turban tied so as to make a i1, S, of current money. %3, FUF excellent work. narrow projecting front. C. BAD, TRB, VAR pagadi, Hum- C. 553&&5 pakkdta, s The act of stretch- ing out the wings or flying. pagade, p(l!(/ade,-]fi(t’l., 8. An ace, one in T. B. B39 &2 pakkdna, [353,] s. Dress- games. 0B Y g gort of back-gammon or ed food. game at dice. : t\\{e TRB 83 to play at dice. ®RBe mE g dice cloth. T. B. B89 B33, BZ50B33> pakkd- TR Foen, Jrdy a4 davanu, pakshawddavanu, s. One of kD the different chequered stripes on a dice cloth. el a party, a partisan. C. ORB pagade, s. The Nyctanthes arbor- #d i T. B, ;:z%% pakki, B3] s. A bird. B4, tristis. 500 is o34} ‘s - < ey Garuda, king of birds. oK -l oJ H, 57’\&735)0 pagadastiyadj. Well executed, as A G fa% Qd")ofi%% pakkuliya-vakii, work. TATY, DI a man who works well. piepi s. The Indian cuckoo. Yemo‘[é C. SR pagadi, s, Tribute, tax, custom. AiCs Té@,& pak/ce, s. Abed. 2. adormi- ) Jefeté TR A, IR to fix the amount of tribute, tory. 3. a shed or cow-pen. Trdg Ty to pay tribute. )y Eefataly 'é’%\/gvg\) to T.B. ¥F pakke, [sz S The dark or receive tribute. (i ek light lunar fortnight. 2 [3%] abird. i ]1 i A. C. BA®> pagalu, [zRw] s The day TRSH £ 25 paifi]fe, s. The side. 2. vicinity. 3. time. ®RU:Y play in the day time. shelter, asylum, refuge. B9 close by. Ao the day to dawn or break forth, =R p]’lfn T2 g BwS 2%\ an inflammation of the liver. vt dinner, a meal in the day time, = T2 & 2w to take refuge, seek shelter, RN the sun, A TU 8. OF ,'&i%ogfio pakwa, pakwima, A. C. BDROB pagal-ereya, |=res, and ~8 master] s. The sun, adj. Mature, ripe, ripened, dressed, cooked, A matured by nature or art. 2 seasonable, A. C. DN pagilu, o p. To run, as a L5l fit for use, BT to grow ripe or fit for creeper. =NUL it has spread. use. BFy InB t0 cook, dress food ; to prepare A.C. ®R page, [Z7] s. Enmity, hatred, iy medicine ; to make fit. STy B to see if ,fn‘ hostility. =R fi@‘%’a, TR Ind), IR BBEY to food is dressed, &c. FUT IFy 8¥TS one who hate, to be at enmity with. SA¥S hatred, knows how to handle a thing, wseor zzy il G o W enmity, hostility, ®Awny, AT, FACRR 619 B 5 AR T. . A a foe, adversary, antagonist, enemy. 83 OXd pachcharisu, [23:¢] o n, #Ag)d to conquer enemies. I8 BB to entertain To gad, wander. ~ow S w\T o '1."' adder. enmity. C. w1 BeB NWO to plunder an enemy C. ®2F 33 pac,’zchaba(m, . A pair of A 8O to avenge one’s self. 531 cloths Te® 33 g pair of silk cloths. T, e w/\ pagga, [3)1)%] s. A cord, rope. A. C. De3 3393 _'pachc/oavane, & Pikudat *’95 pangtz, s. A line, file, range, row. nation, trial 1] 2 (m comp.) ten By RSB a convention A. C. VF D pachcha-vennpu, s A il RS TS a religious assembly 2. a congress pubescent woman of the gods. ook ¥ a Tow of kings 2 A. C. DEFD 00, DEFD OMR, EF» O3 13 b3 Bl a file of soldiers a royal assembly . Zwe=S X8 an entertainment BB N B pachchdila, pachehdiga, pachehdita, 8l 380 »FY to sit in a row. TD O BRROZ s. A dealer in emeralds. 0, to make sit in a row. T Be=S a number C. MPED ©F pachchdrike, s, Envy, cen- of persons eating together 3 the Sor 1011911 €8S, ?-5‘ » OS2 an envious man. < ] first line or row. wd dery fit to associate 253 DHISFY an envious woman. il with. TB naweny unfit to associate with. A. C. 283 &3 pachchdsira, s, Ten thou- 0, TA RWBe2D to bring in a meal to serve a sand company TS 28D to get up from an f - C. TS0 QY paclzcfi(tll, adj. Clever, smart entertainment Q 2 N)'& Rdvana as having managing well T P IRTIYY a clever ten heads. %3 3 Dasharatha, the father woman, of Rama, with ten cars T. B. 22> pachehi, [3g]s. A bird C. T. B, Re3od pachanda, [3,30%] adj. Pas- e pac?zc]zl, s. Obscene, filthy language. sionate, fierce, violent, bold f c. DeF & pacbclzzfie, s. Freshness, green- C. TeINODRD pachagdrisu, o, a To 1 ness upbraid 8 c. T3 B pachchidi, See 332, 8. 2233 pac]zcme, s. Cooking, dressing by maturing 3 IND to cook, dress T. B. T3 0 pachchima, [33 3]s, West. 2 - < 3 S I3%eB % Neptune, regent of the west e3822903 pacha-pachi-tuliyu, L 9 o v. @. To tread with a clacking noise, as clay 1. 38T Qv M) paclzc/usu, num. adj. Twenty 2. to tread on unwittingly five. s. A game with couries, used instead G, 73250 ODIRD ST A, C. 2EFODRY, of dice, and named from the highest throw § which is 25. pachddisu, pachdisu, pachdrisu, 3 (H3® to play at this game. W {”\) Fo g v. @. To punish, chastise. 2. to admonish. B (mT g dlC(, player. { dxce ball. T. B. ReFoOW> pachdrisu, v. n. Totravel wander about ACL w'ég' ]3007&07&6’, s. An emerald. 2. e% 389, T. B. %83 pachcha, [®%] s. Help, taking d1oq001ed. adj. green, fresh, tender. 8 = S RTY an emerald. BE S g frebh leaf. one’s part. A G u&#‘ pacficka, adj. Fresh. 2. green. B ¢ F0 0 g triumphal ar ch of fresh leaves. -a QU 3 wword an emerald ring. Ted oSweol3 an s. An emex ald. psteRarte] %% o one who c. 223 FLpe 3 packcha-karpira, s emerald ear-ring. works at emeralds A superior kind of camphor C. %3 & pachchadi, s.Minced vegetables, C 2ES QS“Q pacficfie-tene, s. A fragrant § salad D o s s ® minced onions. herb with small ears resemibling those of corn, A. C. 223 BR> pachchadisu, . N To perform feats by sleight of hand. 2 to make C. T 0T pachché-pachche, s. Green- § a present of cloths. ness. 2. an emerald. A. C. Te3 3793 packcha-mdle, s An c. w?‘)- QQUSSD pachehé-bdvali, s. An § emerald necklace, emerald ornament for the tip of the ear. 620 N - 9] ¢ 52 v e ity 8. D&% pa_tafiz', s. A drummer., 2. injury, y C.%’J%efim& pachché-venpu, s, A pubescent woman. 2. alying in woman. killing, slaughter. A pair of C. BB, T30 pachhddisu, T. B. D8 patala, See tv. cloths, pac/z]uc’z'su, v. a. To forewarn, admonish. c. ©E&2F0M, BT patdhdi, patdki, . Examie s. A squib or cracker. ish ?. to try hard to get a debt. 3. to beat, pun- c. B&oE8wen pat-didpa, s Gaiety, Uy 5 A T. B, BB paje, (3]s, People. Tk wnb TR splendour of appearance. TR TI, an assembly of people. Q ) oJOu Ea¢woT g man of great shew or display. 5 00 T. B. 5%?, & pajjala, pajjali, =) ERERtEIND to be shewy or ostentatious. < s} 2 #® | adj. Shining, radiant. ¥%,¥™ to shine, tnEega 3B to make a display. ki, glitter. H. D&, De30ed patdna, patdni, s, o ‘-‘3'2_:;3; pajje, [3%] s. A footstep, trace. Ty, Cele A Mogul soldier. Woedg w08 g class among 1 T, Swid, B, B2 to trace footsteps. T = Mussulmans, nal, ¥, 830 Fwomd B to follow the steps of another. C. DETIBRID» patdna-bodiyu, v, a. To strike so as to make a noise. o0 thote c. B8 pata, See =3 C NéJ“‘GSQfib& patd-pati-kabbu, 8. ®& pata, s. Cloth. 2. aparticular sort n, suat Sugar-cane with varigated veins. of cloth, thick cloth, canvas. ReF0, B3 e3¢ 4 dlerer D a weaver. E. D& pagfa’la, s. A battalion. S. =8 pati, s. Ability, cleverness. 2 ) c. 2873 pa,ta/fia’ra, s. A goldsmith’s ] spittoon. tongs. ) \ ;]gllflgf‘. C, o &3 8. BEFE patakuti, s, An ensign or pen- OR patingd, s. A prodigal, spend- nant, 2. a tent. thrift. 2. a man living without a family. 3. greel« a miscreant, 4 an adulterer, ToneT, ® - 5&52576 patachchara, s. Anold cloth. ont 28¢33, prodigality. T. B. D& patane, [®33] s. Reading, 2hi=2 5, West perusal. iflg?) QY & rehearsing praise. Er] T. B. D&8F patika, [A8¥] 5. A crystal 2. alum. %) ™4 studying science. 38 KB reading ho west B. B&59T patikdra, [38%] s, Alum. scripture, [iventy '(l;‘. c. R8BI pata-patane, adv. Flapping 88, B8TF patiki, patike, s. A tat- pstead ter, torn garment. fhrow, sound. TUTUS w0 to shake, as a horse TEFR %Lé; m‘i’\/a%j’o to Put does. on a tattered garment. 2. to shake dust out of a cloth, &c. = 3 game- S0 o 2 oy Al EZES 270D to snap, as fried grain, 2. to re- 8. BB, BBeSSHRoL = pa tima, port, as a gun. TLITLISR 5338} FRWN to make pattyassu, patishtha, adj. Able, clever, the teeth grate. 0 smart. ld s. ©E& patu, s. A roof, thatch, Ttd 0 8. B8 patira, s, Sandal wood. 8 the edge of a thatch. 2. a mark on the g I 8. B8 patu, adj.Sharp, smart. 2. clever, forehead with sandal powder. 3. a film ) Jores dexterous, skilful. 3. diligent. 4. hale, over theeyes. 4. a basket. 5. a train, retinue. m healthy. 5. warm, hot. 6. blown, expand- 6. a heap, quantity, multitude. 7. aflaw in 0 Wh‘) ed. 7. cruel, ferocious, unfeeling. 8. harsh, gems. contumelious. 9. fraudulent, crafty. 10, 8. 8307, ©8N, B8Se3, pata- 1gl‘flflt loguacious. ® f»¢mto make clever, strong, vdpa, pata-wdsa, patavéshma, s, A or proper. T B gmart soldiers. Tedy = 50 ()f tent. ® a valiant hero. TELE, smartness. & 2 S. o V9 SRS patawdsaka, s, Perfumed G C. D&HT pd,tu]m, s. A spittoon, T powder. B a man who takes away the spittoon. 2. a 8. B8X pataha, s, A kettle drum, war- goldsmith’s tongs. o A drum. 8. RENT patuka, s A sort of gourd. el 621 =4 S F-51KH) $E3 ed s. 28039, B8>3X> patutara, patu- Y37 a citizen. T80 2T the people of acity. tamda, adj. More clever, smarter. =¥ 38 the head merchant of a city. = 8.0 e3 =% living in a city (expensive living.) c. BEOLTIE> patu-mddu, v. a. To trim alamp, make a lamp burn well. C. i%g‘% pa.t.l‘azli, s. A girth for an ox’s 0 b Y] AV saddle. S. 5&5@_‘«2 patikti, s. A fine word. fi = a clever speaker. o Téé%dcfiag pattadayya, s. An ordain- i ed linga priest. . ’5@3@@) pa_te’la, s. The head man of a Ju village. E 8159 patta-bhadra, adj. Ordained, il anointed, set apart, by unction, for royal or 5. BEB8wed, 2B8RYF, BT pa- L priestly purposes. tola, patdlike, pazfo’like s. A small kind ) of cucumber, Trichosanthes dicecia. S. Bjégs;fizfia‘s patte-vardhana, s. The fa{ c. o8 patta, s. A small brass plate hav- royal elephant. { ing written on it the incantation of an astro- A .Cc.BRR0 patta-vane, s. A throne. Hiy loger, and fastened some days on the forehead c. B&,mo0ed¢S pattavdli-shire, s. A of of a brahman who has been born under an female’s striped silk cloth. c. R8T patta-suddhi, s. A small al unpropitious star, TP, T, to fasten it on. x %, 2T the secret writing onit. 2. astraight brass plate with some incantation superscrib- b\ two edged sword. Y, 8oy, T 3 80A™ to ed, attached for a time to the forehead of a G exercise with asword. 2. crowning or anoint- brahman born under an unpropitious star. ing a kin o, ord I t=k4 aining a priest with unction. 8. &% 53. '!éésg&djaazfi pattd-katti, '."..éJtaj %’édcad, T2 e3 [eF S0@ to crown or anoint i pa.l‘.l-a'yud/la, s. A straight double edged a king. 2. to ordain a priest, or appoint a sword. il successor to a spiritual guide. F¥F < &, g Ul T3, R c. BE,N pattdgi, [3)] adv. Tightly, e T F»2® to be anointed, come to the firmly. 2. pertinaciously, firmly. 3. perse- 0.1 throne. 2. to be installed in the priest’s veringly. 208 BLRATY to be obstinate, per- office, to be ordained. T¥,=T the royal ele- f z8,3 tinacious, determined. F&3,A &2 to hold phant. ¥¥,8 %053 the royal charger. el firmly. 2. to give close attention to any C, 3&30?7)\, K)’%L’j Tago, '&)%L’)'db, "’%ZS fofoyet:] a queen, thing. A B to tell distinctly. 8 T, ! the first wife of a king. &, Inth Fwgh to ;N B¢ to instruct fully in a science. <3 get crowned. 2. to get one’s self ordained, Je A Fwe® to persevere in speaking on a sub- fr to get into priest’s orders. TYT9%0 to reign. ject till, if possible, one’s object is gained. ¢ ©TLT BY,, Do T, the coronation of a king. 8, 5&5832‘3?3\@% pattabhishéka, s, The W T B, TR = the ordination of a coronation of a king, ordination of a priest. priest. L\ The installation into an office of responsibility f C. I’J&% patta, adj. Wide, broad. and importance by means of unction. C, s. 28 patta, s. A stone for grinding with c. ©&2,0:8 9 pattdyata-huli, s. a mullar. The Bengal tiger, C. D83, 73 pa;‘_taga’ra, s. One who clears the way for a king or others. C. BED,DBPORS pattdri-higu, v. . To ¢ be ruined. c. 8,3 pattadi, s. Anecklace. 2. adis- I district. 3. anox’s girth. F»& S T2 a pearl c. Bon, By, Be52, B pattdvali, pattd- 1 necklace. WormTd IYB g gold necklace. TS vali, adj. Silk, silken. 2. striped, streaked. 3 th T2 a gem necklace. c. R, Xy pattdsu, s. A squib, cracker. Cc. o & G v. n. to brandish a sword. bl 3, D305 pattadi-mane, s. A shoe- maker’s board. C. R, patti, s. Alist, catalogue, lease, deed by . 28,3 pa!_tac]e, s. Ananvil. 2. an ox’s of grant. 2. a poultice or bandage on 2 girth. 3. a necklace. wound, or any external application to allay 8. ©E,e0, BE patfana, patna, s, A city. pain or produce suppuration. 3. one coil of 622 &3 ed Bt eople ofaciy, aturban. 4. asubscription. 5. a forced tax. stand on (I have no patronage.) 6. countyy. acity. o) [ 6. a box. 7. A. c. a place. 8 charging a 7. boundary, limit. 8. thin woollen cloth or ving) public fanctionary with fraud. HTe> B, g baize. 9. a stimulating application to the for an o’ burying or burning place, a cemetery. 8. an head, face, &c., to draw out pain. T, SRD ornamental plate of silver or gold put on the to prepare it. ¥ty Z3w, Te, F= to apply 1t 10. An ordaine forehead. o¥5°3 T8, an extra tax levied on adv. That, so that. BFIR NRTETY the people. 2. a subscription for any public 3 =Y, ToewFdg it does not seem that he will purpose. 7wctS &¥D T, g collection for a remain in this village. 11. silk. 12. past j Ondaized, puppet-showman, BT BTy S TB, sub- part. of T, HowaF T, the pertinacity of an for voyal or scription for a village goddess. =&, =4 to obstinate man. %.ofg = the tenacious bite T apply a poultice. 8k wT® to write a ca- of a camel, said to be almost immoveable. = t, 5, The B R IR, - < talogue, list, or deed of grant. 3 ¥¢ wh; the tenacious hold of a monkey. T3 Ex 3%, T 20D to charge a public func- 2, to form edges or corners in any metal. { throne, tionary with defrauding the government. - D . BE,TOI> pattu-thdnu, s, A silk cloth. t’i'é’, 5 4 8r £910 one who privately keeps an account c. 8,38, pattu-dhaiti, s. Along nar- of the extortions and bribes of a functionary, row silk used to bind round the waist of per- A small and accuses him. T NP an ear orna- sons of distinction. ment. superstrde =8 Ber g subscription, contribution. C. 5&5&Z§a 3, 5&5@5;&@@3 pattu-dhdra, rehead ofd €. D00 pattidi, s. Anecklace. 2. an an- vil. patiu-milu, s. Rawsilk. 3, 3evat silk jous stat 3. a district. 4. an ox’s girth. 5, the sellers. ff{l/-l‘(lmx larger step of a tank, % FwT= the block 1Hle edgel in which a smith’s anvil is fixed. 33%?3 TP c. B&> ?désgsfi?, 5&3@5? pattu-paltd- a large stone used for an anvil, = 22 vali, pattuli, s. Silk stuffs. ) 2 #édeaj to put on a necklace, &c. szh kfi c. 28,283, pattu-patte, s. Silk tape. 3, perse c. R&,35 DE,0T> pattidu, pattirisu, C. 11&3&583@‘\73, D8, %3 pattu-bilu, v. a. To prepare to walk on the hands and il Al g, pafiu-pac_lu, v. n. To be habituated to, in feet, or to crawl, as a child. anfobil the habit of. ion fo 1] C. BB BRI, BE,20Y> patti-tagulu, c. &L, B R>E pattu-moguta, s. A o Iy v pafli—bl’]u, v. #. To have an unjust tax small silk cloth worn by men when bathing o levied on one. and at meals. 16 2. to be charged with public fraud or embezzlement. ona \Uh c. :séigsggfi pattuliga, s. A man of indeci- ined (AR o1y QQQT\’?QS p(l,t,tl’-?)l’,lj/e, s. Betel leaf, sion who goes back from his purpose. ;, The with areca nut, chunam, cloves, &c., wrapped C ""ég patte, s. The layer of the stalk of up together and presented to visitors asan in- g priet the plantain and other trees, the thick mem- timation to take leave. §[)\3§i‘bfi’-§' branous covering of the young fruit of the are- C. BEDH pattu, s Pertinacity, resolution, ). ca, cocoanut, &c. 2. a streak, stripe. 3. a slip persisting in a thing. ©33 %03 Tk, Bacy of any thing. 4. hair left on the head at the ]“/h; b 82,3 he persists in his resolution. VI Has of time of tonsure. 5. a board, plank. 6. (%)) a Tth, wIdg he will not relinquish his pur- grant or lease, specifying the quantity of land r;Tl) QU -~ pose. 2. seizure, firm grasp, tight hold. possessed by each tenant, and the amount &, 23w to take hold firmly, engage in ear- of rent at which it is assessed. 7. silk. 8, nestly. 3. a place, abode, residence. v’éjg} one coil of a turban. 9. the tape of a bed. th:-htd that place. oT8 #8353 ), the place where ady. Bald. TS TG, T I tape, ferret, ahorse is tied. 4. possession, acquirement, cracher binding. €¢AS =&, the membranous cover- o 3, TP dwyTRg, or O IIN B, by, ing of cocoanut fruit. ¥ =8 the layers of S8g I cannot get possession of it, or I cannot a plantain stalk. 00 = w0 [SE- V2N ed a stripe of chu- L obtain it. o8 o nd . countenance, support, refuge, nam. o3y Y a red stripe. H03 BY, bed g U asylum. &acc‘:mrjfi si%g% IPITE, I8 gy tape. 2. the wooden frame of a bedstead. | 0] flfl"v 0N BoDew TES there is nothing to hold by, and nothing to €0 & stripes of lime and red earth " il 623 208 put as an ornament on the walls of native A. . B30y padampu, s. Smartness. 2, ~TB=S0r 0D0T houses 3 84, w«tiwov =&, the lintel lust. RBoxy MedF g Justful or ardent woman. or frame of a dnor. Bwt o B the lowest c. BTN, mwfi,@gja pada-kollu, piece of a door frame, e ’*” a slip of pada-gollu, ». comp. To obtain for one’s board, plank 8 %%, hair left on the head at tonsure BT self. )73 ZFLL to acquire wealth. &, an ornamental headstall for horses, &c. :Ej = T3 raw silk. -~ L2 TE3 RTRO ¥ TR 2P to lnve children. Z:Qad(uo:i)??jdo (. a leaseholder. T, Wy, TE, SRBM to p'oab B BLFY to obtain God’s favour. o)ej { disfigure the head by removing some of its C. TBAR> padagu, s. The warp of a web locks, as a brand of disgrace for misconduct. C. 23D padada, past. part. of ®F, Ob- (2] ®l, F0B g cot with a tape bottom. I{;’u 3 tained, acquired, possessed BRBIH, BETo a seller of silk. T e »»S\ Fowy, -0 LSRN R D g strlped 73 one who has acquired [ 0, cambly. eéf Feio] (53] ERN to stripe. B8, 33 5 c. BB padade, s. A screen, blind, curtain. #;9 I bald head e g 3B g silk cloth. TR 3T c. a0 pada—pada, interj. of surprise, a female’s silk cloth WuT B B, heds on the AC or a call to stop ground made by boys to play upon I A. 0. TBY) padapu, s. Precipitation. 2. c, 28 \('S..ra@apatte mclu, s. Raw silk. lasciviousness TEYRE g harlot § IRWTTD silk sellers. A. 0. TTCOR I padalgone, s, Doubt, sus- c. T patha, s. A boy’s kite. 2. a picture, picion. C, [ T3, Y ] drawing ¥ a paper kite C. BTeNB> padal-padu, o. n. To labour be fatigued, tired 8, 88 58 a double kite without a tail 0 by which other kites may be taken prisoners, A. 0. 23O Q'?;J pa’dalvzdu, v. n. To reside, bl t and the management of which requires dex- dwell. 40 TN terity. B TT g pair of kites flown to- A. C. ou(bu T padalvidisu, v. a. To W gether TIT T, 0208 T3 g kite in the form protect brmw up, nourish, sustain. of a rhomb. B¥) T g circular kite. WeN A A. C. TBIT> padavaru, v. n. To precede, ety BT, g 8, ¥8) =¥ a humming kite go before. kite made in the form of a man or woman. C. Sw500d padavala-kdi, s. The =TT 2599 the tail of a kite ®3TT T g kite's snake gourd, ZT'richosanthes angwina. string =33 Zw3) the balance of a kite to LI which the string is tied TBT T J the A w?fiwg padavala, s. A door keeper. il wings of a kite. 33 we 24 33 IR to make A C. wzfia'fiapa(lavidu v. n. To fall, drop 0, a kite. T30, X3 B D, TTJen = to fly down v, a. To throw down, as corn to o 2 O R Bov kite. =TS =Yw), the frame of picture. B0} fowls 3,30 it fell down. § 9 to draw. BT, we T o paint a T3 aa@ padave, padcwu, s o=t drawing 3) ¥9 a picture, drawing. Sickness, indisposition LB W AP0, TEe) VR % to be taken ill. %33 pathane, pathana, DT IB, VO to read c. DTS padasdle, s. A verandah, bal- Reading, perusal C. peruse. cony, hall. C. AC. NZS\? padali, s. The oleander. 1] fibc‘_’%fi pathillane, s, A banging sound. E¥10; Falling into the ] C. = patthdvali, s. Silk stuffs. H. D39 paddou, s hands of an enemy 2. being sold Eeri] A C. z:zs, o pada, padd, s. A mortiseor 2% to fall, as a town, &c., into the hands of | socket ®T SRR to make a mortise. Eaer) an enemy:. TWEE t0 join a mortise and tenon 3 C. X8 padi, s. A measure of capacity, a- L 0. 5ROM, RGAY. 2R padangu, pa- mounting in some places, as Madras, &c., to G, dagu, padaga, [®B7] 5. A ship, vessel a seer and a half, and in others, as Mysore, o0 TBIRE Worwt), havine em barked to only half a seer. batta, a daily or extra in a ship and returned by sea. A allowance in money or food to servants, peons, 624 7 L LR $E nartness, &c., or to travellers, ag at some choultries. C. BOW padi-hana, s. Batta money. lent woman, 3. a threshold. 4. likeness, equality, compa- T. B. ©B%o0 padi-hdri, [3,250] s A rison. @S5 T2 in what 1d-Foll, “ 5. manner, way. door-keeper. in for one's manner? € %2 go,in that manner, © @ o C. 3> padu, v, a. & m To expetience, 2 . alth, & T K 2,083¢ 53@’@?\:2}5 those two are alike. =® suffer, enjoy. 2. to lie down, recline. 3. to die, ©% a mould, type, die. JORR) & perish. Affixed to the infinitive of verbs ib c. :‘;53??(35? 3 DBAED padi-kattx, padi- I & gives them a passive signification; as, S93 gattu, s o web. = Weight, measure, likeness. 433 TR, FREVD to be made. TRBAU R, T o) T 83y @™ that is like this. FIO0WES o ¥B to be beaten. VIR, W TE @ »: §) OD' 3 TonES oePaes)® Rama, who is equal to to be written. Added to nouns of sensation, ) Iy - naEn Vishnw. it forms them into neuter verbs; as, 8S»I Cs I’J&é’\@@és p(l(]i—]fi()’?e, s. The buttress TA to be fatigued. B)cEng BB, ¥ =, B3 e3 |, curtain, or under-wall of a rampart. to take pains. i F BB to be surprised, D surprise, to wonder. Bz TA to be sorrowful. A. C. DBR padiga, s A spittoon. B to be happy. %) VI 1o rejoice, be 9 H. RBeFoI0B, nBEDIOB padi- afion, Ll glad. BT T, W FBY to fear, be afraid. chd-mddn, padichhd-mddu, » 4. To It is sometimes added to the neuter verh 87> Doubt, s settle, arrange. to be, without altering the meaning ; as, 8% C. ©BeFOTTY padi-chdraru, s, Peons, (3] o @ to become. BIoBIAVRE to hecome Ty Jabow, police officers. happy. % 8RO to become absorbed in C. <02 padi-jita, s. Pay in kind in- Bramha, S v, caus. To cause, to occasion. stead of money. BoDZ T to cause to be ready. WEHT2 to To reside, A. C. BBBYRL padi-talisu, v.n. To vie frighten, make afraid. S;7s Bam, te Koz with. 2. to evince courage. to distress, grieve, afflict, cause sorrow. b O To A. . B3P padi-nelalu, s, A reflec- C. BTIR paduga, s. A large earthen vessel tion, shadow. used to keep water in. o precely C. Tend padugu, s. Cormn arranged in a C. RORE padi-padi, adv. Gradually, by degrees, step by step. thrashing floor ready to be trodden out., 2, 5. The 2 the warp. T. B. 032 padi-bala, [3,8w0] s An 2ro2008H army of reserve, C. DB ED, padubdiu, ¢ keeper C 2B2083H TATOEH padubdtlu, Seezrwt, all, drop 2B 8, A. C. BB padupu, s. A harlot’s gains. corn fo padibdtu, padibdilu, padipdtu, W@ fewo living by the gains of harlotry. Straits, difficulties, vexation, trouble. 3 omission. 4 ®@my Me¥IS a man supported by the gains waste, ruin. VT TBe MN% i of a harlot. o leaving out letters in writing., F2ewekh o Ry Bwdkh Sw8 g man in difficulties. C. TTWT, VIR, NAD> paduva, paduvana, paduvalu, s, The west. B auflml hal C. 5&55383;37 padi-achehu, See under 5 & @8 the western point of the compass. T.B. DBONT, BIDIe3 padiyara, %303 B¥rwEeR Varuna, regent of the west, e padiydra, [3)850] s, A door-keeper, C. TRRONG paduvala-gida, s. A spe- 14 it b A. ©. ‘at&o'jod?)%% padiydra-vakki, S cies of ebony. gl The black Indian cuckoo. N 1:)?333%&5 padu-ve't!a, s. The west- i b G 371 V. s c. 21> padiyu, [= o To get, ern mountain. attain, acquire, possess, obtain, have. it f c. TW, TUID» pade, padeyu, v.a. To 0. TRNY 3 padivalanu, s. A menial obtain, possess, have, reach, attain, acquire. %y v who serves for his board. (g 2. to beget, bear, bring forth. 3. to fall. 4. A. 0. VBTN padisana, s, Examination, to suffer 633@% RIF, ®E3 he has a il ael? trial, 3 fine son, Ty, BET T W8 blessed ant o 62 5 4 ¢ _— BB T3 is the mother who bore you. (SR a’pa‘a’g)ozs 8. Dee830 panitavya, adj. Vendible, fit or intended for sale. ®zo% she obtained that thing from him, +REF BT SoBg a man who has obtained 0. Do paniyu, [BEEw] o, a. To 8 celebrity. Zn%, ®BTH he obtained final plait, entwine, twist, braid. emancipation. 8. WEVWT3, VON0T panuku, papunku, €. BT pade, s. A mortise or socket, I3 o § 8wk @ to make a mortise. B TRV to join s. A broken piece or fragment. &%)3 T the fragment of a diamond. gl a mortise and tenon. 2. an army. Sk A. 0. BE pane, [®5]s. The forehead, = § ] cleft in a rock, &ec. 4. the hood of a serpent. 5. a self-moving car of the demi-gods. 3 78 Wwekd;, ®k V¥ an ornamental spot of A TB T8 an ornamens- T, TB T2, BB I, to raise or levy an paint on the forehead. ed ¢ tal head-stall for an ox or horse. T F) a army. ®@7eT g goldier, one connected with i black spot put on the forehead to prevent the L1 the army. effects of evil looks. Y €. ¥Wed> padechchu, s. A die, or tool with a figure on it by which impressions are A. C. SRR page-gannd, s. Shiva, with struck off, a mould, type. an eye in his forehead. - 11 A. 0. BBI> padenu, v. a. To rebuke. < 3 A. C. DRV pane-baraha, s. Fate, pre- destination. 32 yrebuking. A. 0. BBYR8 padepugdti, s, A quick, A. C. zfi‘g%d%& pane-vakki, s. The ruddy industrious woman. goose. 8 A. C. TED pannu, [Beyy] s. Fruit, v, ». A. 0. BB3Y padevala, s. The general of an army. To ripen. Tew, B, WESR ¢ 0T it is ripe. W C. 33?2 :‘3,1‘:% R paddani, kgaddazzige, 1. B. 1.‘3’9{‘@3@(153- papneya, [Sey) adj. Sale- - - LS s. A three legged stool used by linga people able. CS] rg.of&"o n® a shop. ° f at worship, meals, &c. T. B. Tég:’_%g panti, [3%]s. A line, range, row. c. 339, %3 paddali, padddle, The oleander, Nerium odorum. S. BEOO panya, adj. Saleable, vendible. s. A shoi;. £ PR wegond a whore, prostitute. C. B8 padde, adj. Youthful, as applied to Teseg Ak D a trader. ey DB a shop-street, children above ten years of age; also to stall, place of sale. L] animals. s. A heifer. A. C. dmofigdpazzg/a'm, s. The juice of fruit. i T. B. %333 padhuva, [23.] s. The lotas, T. B. 03 pata, [3%]s. Aroad, way, path. § S. DO pana, s. A stake, bet, wager. 2 T. B. 80R, BBoNF, BIoANY, TS0 wages, hire. 3. gaming, playing. 4. price. 5. wealth, property. 6. a commodity for R3¢ patanga, patangike, patanga- sale. 7. business, a subdivision of caste. 8 hula, patunga-vu_la, s. A winged white a certain measure or weight. 9. a puppet. ant, a moth. A. C. :i.xvaoeoopammbu, s. An arrow. s. RZoR patanga, s. A bird. 2. asortof A.C. B8 p(matd, s. A storehouse, ma- rice. 3. the sun. gazine for grain. T3 D DT 3 store-loft. 8. ¥ Zoxd patanjaliy s, The name of a T. B. B608 panpate, [5,03] s. The oil Hindu saint, the teacher of the yoga philosoe- vessel of a lamp. phy, thence called after him ®8c=®, also the A 8. DD panava, s, A small drum or author of the =®e¢ew g or commentary on S tabor. 3263, and of the 0%, a famous medical work. G, 8. BE0o0X3, B33 pandita, panita, s. BBR, ¥8Dy pataga, patattu, s A adj. Praised, eulogized. bird, 37 Tow T Garuda, sovereign of the feathered tribe. T. B. 209 pani, [33]s. A snake or serpent. X330 the king of serpents, S. fig_gj patatra, s, A wing, ;a/ a birdn 626 4,_-\*:,% < o 3 =9 nil 8 “‘51?\)w,fiéaz\jab‘patadgralza,pa- A, 0 '&15_33 pattu, 23] v. n. To adhere. join, stick, coalesce. 2. to catch fire, become oo T tadgrdha, s. A spittoon. kindled. v. a. To follow, pursue. 2. to as- S B8, Té@’ofimgj\) patana, pataydlu, et D ady. Falling, liable or accustomed to fall. = cend, mount, elimb. 8. to sustain, bear. ki, 83 I5B to make fall. 8% to cause to climb or ascend. ®3953 the act of climbing, ascending. mj ) 8. 5@3553\1 paz‘cfica-]tasta, s. A kind of sign with the hand. A NU:;)Q pattu, [®]s. A fight, quar- rehiad, ¥ rel 2. a sum received or accredited on ac- 8, D3°F patdake, s A standard. Fscn count. 3. a torch. al s of a standard bearer. T3¢ an army, adj. ten. 1 0ynamen- 8. 8 pati, s. A husband, master, owner, A. C. B3> R SR pattu-geiyava, s, [ i % 754 Shiva, with ten hands. king, %83, the murderess of her hushand. eyent the =3 %3350 g7 faithfulness to a husband. c 155_30 AT pattu-gorala, s. Rivana, 3)8 a virtuous wife. 8€0=2 a bride who chooses with ten heads. hing, with her husband. %8 %8, hushand and wife. 2 D. T.jgjo?d)g? pattuvali, s. The amount of a wife whose husband is living. frauds on the government or embezzlements T. B. %8 pati, [3)8] adj. Bach, every. s chargeable against a public functionary. 2. Tate, pree Substitution, change, exchange. T3FOW to bribery in general. 8. accusing of bribery. 4. cultivation. exchange, substitute. %8 ¥t to make cor- f:@’i}&)’?& D IB o prove -a The udiy respond or agree with. person guilty of bribery or embezzlement. ¥33, ¥R BOWRL g @) toinquire into accusations s. ©88 patita, adj. Fallen, alighted, fall- [{'t, 0, en in battle, overthrown, defeated, degraded, of bribery. T3 IR ¥ to accuse of bri- e wicked. bery or embezzling. } Sale« s. 88833 patita-pdvana, s, God, H. fi_@:’o patte, s. Trace, discovery, mark. the remover of sin. T, ®g D, TS, DY to trace, discover, as C. B30T, 8o pati-baru, pdti- the lurking place of a thief. ®8 59T g detec- nges 10% bilu, ». n To happen as one prognosticated. tive. 3, 2rD traces to appear. 2. to shew ndile. & a trace. T. B, B3 patibe, [3,84%] s, Intellect. 2, postifite S. ’&fl%g} patm', s. A wife. 7T, g teach- light. 3. boldness. er’s wife. ) p.gfrc'éf, Tew W8y a king’s wife. ®3 g saor T. B. 80 patime, [3,3%]s. An idol or a wife’s chastity. gf fl'llit. image. S. 5 [SEC) . B 3'3528» patya, [37%] s Regimen. o :fl?im pattana, pattana, 8. o8 patra, s, A written bond. 2. the patll [®¥]s. A city. %8 8 48 the city road. g~ 90 leaf of a tree or book. 8. avehicle in general, o. R’Jid pattara, [=3,5] adv. Near, close by. as a car, horse, camel, &c. 4. the wing of a fangt- C. zj'ie), %3 ¢ pattala, pattala, s A bird. 5. the feather of an arrow. ool it yellow cloth worn by women after child-birth. 8. B 30T patra-nddike, s, The fibre C. fii@‘) pattale, s. A letter or petition or vein of a leaf. ' to a superior. j agv}fi o 8. D80 patra-parashu, s, A small C. '5'@‘306 pat tdre, s. A village servant, an file used by silversmiths. examiner of tax money and a measurer of e 3 S. ’:d:e’/;as’o‘d patra-bhanga, s, Decorating public corn. 4Phil\}5{" the person with sandal powder, saffron, &e. sote A G ';3553 pdl‘ti, [®&] s. Cotton. & w@dqi, ©8) patra-ratha, patri, fary O 8. 76_5_’39 patty, s. A foot soldier. 2. a hero. A bird. AW ok C. B8 ®ovh, B RT> pattigdru, patii- s “Q’Jfég, ?.fl_'é)dgs \ 1:3:3)'8@3’ patra- i, 8.4 garu, s. Partners. valli, patravalli, patra-rékhe, s. 0 of the c. 5?07? pattige, s. Share; partnership Drawing lines along the body or staining 2. a set of shelves. 81 ©Tow g joint farm- some parts of it with coloured and fragrant ing conceri, TR B to go partners. pigments, as saffron, sandal, &c. '»% flbh‘d. 627 M“‘ & b o n 8. ©&) patri, s. An-arrow. 2. a bird. age, &c. ITT ITTHA Woe to' peel off, as the skin from the hand. XT3 B33 30O to 8. .5:%)%2 patrike, s, An epistle, letter of 3 & T ITTTA B to correspondence. 2. a memorandum of some examine fold by fold. 5o double in folds. kS 2 5] 3 Q important transaction. w& ¥8F a paper Taen ©3 to open fold by fold. containing one’s horoscope. ©7y #8)¥ a paper containing the period, terms, &c., of a daugh- c. 2008, B8, R0oF padardta, ter’s being betrothed. B 53 %8)F a deed 4 padata, padam'/te, s. Loquacity, gab- of gift of land, ®8)F wBXN to write a bling. 2. flurry, precipitation, haste, alarm, letter, &c. disquietude. 8. instability. FTD, ITT@ to f, S. B8 patre, s. A twig with the leaves be loquacious. 2. to be precipitate. 3. to on, used in idol worship. 2. mace. start, be alarmed, flurried. TBS 25N g 8. '&';Ei patha, s. Aroad,path, way. 8%, vain talker, one who talks fast without re- TP g traveller. gard to truth. TTODW 9. @. To alarm, dis- T.] s. '5('158 pathya, s. Regimen, adj. True. quiet, startle. ITT BB, TS 9D do not he A flurried, do not be precipitate. 2. do not talk at 2. suitable, agreeing with, as diet. EJJL—;S&C\) h random. 3. do not be alarmed, agitated, or a- to be observing regimen, § fraid. ®TO Fwgm to he fickle. TSI a gab- 8. =0 pada, s. A foot. 2. a footstep, the mark of afoot. 3. a word, an inflected word. bler. TTF heing afraid or alarmed. 2 4. a verse, song, connected sentence. b:.-a c. DT> padaru, s. A very young leaf. ] thing. 6. preservation, defence. 7. industry, adj. Weak. application. 8. disguise. 9. place, site. 10. s. RBCee> pada-répu, s, The dust of a mark, spot. T3 T3 98 g footpath. the feet. L the import of a verse. 3 W3 falling down s. 2000 pada-lampate, s, Fatigue § 3 in adoration at one’s feet. 55&%)K5 the ana- of the feet, from walking, &e. i Iysis of a sentence, C. O0F padaka, s. An ornamental breast- 8. RUSITLR)DIeeey, pada~vikya- Pramdragnya, adj. Acquainted with plate. @ 530 g necklace having a square grammar, logic, religious ceremonies, and plate set with jewels in the centre. ethics. 8. DOK padaga, s. A footman, foot soldier. s. DT padam', s. Wealth, riches, proper= 8. R0FVS pada-chalane, s. Flight, de- ty, possession. 2. road, path. 3. fortune, parture, T3 BUF Fed to go away. T B3 i luck. Tewy D princely fortune. 8. B30 pada-chhdya, s. A walk e Tt QO 3T BBD, 23y a king’s wealth. %3¢ Ly for pleasure. TTERADIIYy BT to take a BED stable property, lasting wealth, 3w o= &, walk. 2. to measure by steps the length of i 85, b3y TBD heaven, future bliss, one’s shadow, as a means of ascertaining the time. s. B, 206, padastha, padasta, s. c. B8 padata, s. Flury, haste, hurry, A moderate, temperate man. 8, precipitance, 2. gabbling, chattering. 8. Bo08, BT08, Voode paddj, A. C. DOYY padapu, s. Pride, insolence. p(lda’fi, padu’ti-bala, s. A foot-soldier, i § 2. courage, valour. 3. glory, lustre, radi- . 20oQe paddrtha, s. A thing, article, li § ance. ¥R /B to become discouraged, T3 substantial or material form of being. 2. a b3 ki R@8 g proud, lofty woman. category or predicament in logic, of which % A. C. BN padaisu, v. a. To desire, seven are enumerated ; viz., substance, quali- covet. W ty, action, ideutity, variety, relation, and an- g g nihilation. 3. ( VOO € ©7) the meaning of a § ¢. ®03 padara, s, A fold, plait, wrinkle, the folds in front of a female’s garment, %wg word or sentence. 4. personal property, as 8, B RT3, 38R V3B g double fold. adj: Dou- money. I ble Wo0 W30 907 wrinkled, as the body by S. BTN pad-dsana, s. A footstool. \ 6 el [ 8 ESEA) T2 peel off, 35 R ‘:’:Z?\ padika, padga, s. A foot- 8. B padmi, s, An elephant, # # soldier. S. BO,Q padmini, s. A multitude of lo- T. B. BB paduma, [23,] 5. A lotus. tuses, a place abounding with them., 2. one 10 opea C. Ijifi.)*? pddll!(l, s. Wealth. 2. welfare, - of the four classes of Hindu females, the first happiness. 3w o~ 0, T yes (AN ) A=¥= to make hap- and meost excellent, described as having a dard, py. T & 2e¥D to be happy. small waist, delicate lips, red eyes, &e. w&é R FYW, BOJR Fe08 the sun, ity, gab- A. C. B3 pade, v qa. To covet, desire, v.n. fi&éag 203 g place abounding with lotuses. te, alarm, To unite, coalesce. — 20} ¢ R Tnt v pade-pade, ady, Frequently, 8. B80T padméshaya, s. Bramha, 3 0 w50 w9 o Q 18, again and again. 3 WD to frequent, reclix?ing on a lotus. come often. P LS X 3 3% to tell again and 3 uzgur_aéetfi@fi, 7:35%2,3’,@ padmddbhava, again. padma-bhi, s, Brahma, sprung from a I, T. B. %3 3 paddati, See =3 2. lotus. 01 t be L A. C. B paddu, [=3y] s. A kite or vul- A ab S. ’&'3250 padya, s. Metre, verse. 2. apoem. ture. ¥T) 2B Vishnu, riding on a kite. 2% w75 a kind of poetry containing four long 8. X3 8 paddhati, s Mode, manner, cus- and four short feet in each stanza. Fow ”"ZS;S tom, practice, habit, regulation, system, rule. poetry with alternate short and long feet in 2. a road, way. 9nc% B3 8 the custom of 7 each stanza. RS - 4] the world. 5 another kind of verse, ®3 %Y 8 manners or habits of a [+] with feet of equal measures but including an people. LER RS Q T 3 the rule of a system. almost endless variety. SF BT S < '635;3 %EZ«D’(& 33)3;5 ?E\JE‘:&, dL‘L A a rule or institute of law. [Afotat ZNNL; @y 3T a poetic composition. Bgne, g %% a rule or mode of poetry. { 728 kind or class of poetry. e 8. IO padma, s A lotus, Nelumbium spe- 8. BJX panasa, [#vR] s, The jack fruit. ciosum. 2. a form of array. 3. one of Ku- M béra’s treasures. 4. coloured marks on the A.C. ¥ pant, [®?] Dew, fine rain. v, n. B l. Very fine rain or dew to fall. face and trunk of an elephant. e B3, 4 o hundred thousand millions, 333; flci} a Vv ; Q= Kie '5?3% panna, s. Pride, self-conceit, gs, AN man having the fragrance of the lotus, 30 egotism, &8 Vishnu, having a lotus-navel, o, 8 : s g C. 3‘5[5%07\) pannanga, s. The canopy over q’é"‘ (lotus sprung) Bramha, 0 c , 9% the stalk a native open palanquin. of a lotus. P P} rtun 2 cu;.;é 9 3) a sort of costus. & AL C fié%%% pannatike, s, Power, might, €5 Lakshmi, holding a lotus in one hand. Q 2= prowess. 2. loftiness, highness. T WO g hee, ] LJé 0D g kind of prickly night shade. =3, 23, zy,0 Lakshmi, 0. BI93W panndde, s. Thebark of trees. 2. a net-like substance which surrounds the dwelling in the lotus. To%#3 a lotus-pond. N, BT cocoanut and other similar trees, at those T, L) the seed of the lotus, sty & parts whence the branches expand. 8. TB,8 padmaka, s. A lotuslike orna. 8. D papi, s. The moon. ment made on the ground, i 8. T 3 S. B8 ])(Zpl’fi, s. Mutual or reciprocal =3 ToA padma-rdga, s, A ruby or el ligure, drinking, drinking alike together, 8. T3,020%3 padma-linchhana, s. A C. BTNOF papparike, s Hardness, indu= 94 ration. king. 2. Brakma. 8. Kubéra. 4. the sun. 2. cruelty, harshness, severity. u'l'ift:h C. B3,508 padimmasdle, s, A class of 0. T, ?:)c?% pappali, papli, adj. qflAU' weavers, Checkered, as cloths. . 20,8 padmdta, s. A sort of cassia, r OF d 1}“‘ 1 a. 515%503335&*% pappdi-happu, . w TOR,RS padmdsana, s. A posture in Carica papaya fruit. religious meditation, the attitude of a tailor T. B. %203 pabu, [3)@]s A lord, master, when at work, prince, ruler, J 91 6 - 3329 ™ o] 2J s. 23033 paran-tapa, s, Vexing or an- . :33%) pabba, [=v]s. A feast, festival, entertainment, sumptuous treat. noying another. C. BB0B> paranti, adv. Farther, however, A. C. zjeog) pabbu, [ 6. n. To spread, -~ run, extend, diffuse, as a creeper, &c. but c. B8 8553?) pa(;be’»lm!a, s. Aninsect so S. BT parandama, s, Vexing or called. annoying another. T. B. X8 pamada, [3,535] s, Joy, glad- S. DIV param-pada, s. Supreme or 2. the abode of Vishnu. ness, pleasure, delight, bliss. heavenly bliss. §, Booo, ?.5653?6% paya, payassu, s 8. RVTORVT param-pare, adj. Successive, ‘Water. 2. milk. proceeding from one to another, from father f T, B, D060, fi(fios payana, payana, to son, hereditary. s. Race, lineage. 2. or- [®)@»e] 5. A journey. der, method, continuous arrangement. T. B. BCOoDo® payapddu, [zowew] s 0. B0% ]m?’alm, s. A coarse double bag for Dark Order, method. carrying manure on buffaloes. adj. green. 2. imperceptible, invisible. c. B ow> payalu, s. A machine for dress- ing cotton. A. C. BTFOR> parakalisu, v. a. Tofill. 2. to enlarge. S. 1165&?68 prayasya, adj. Made from or belonging to milk, as curds, cheese, &c. s. BOT200 para-kdya, s. Another body. 8. BORRD payaswini, s. A river. 2. a [T )33 yoluntary transmigration, (a milch cow. 3. night. science). 8. BT, BOOBD, 55&@3533 o D35o308, BoDoRM parakdvani, Boy payd-janma, paydda, pays-muk- parakfi(ivafli, s. Shroffing, examining ku, s. A cloud. money. S. x)’(fi.@edd payo’-dfiam, s. A cloud. 2. C. RTFOY parakdli, s. Along cloth. 8 a woman’s breast. 3. the sugar-cane. 4. a S. 'Stfifrecf).) parakz’g/a, adj. Another, be- cocoanut. longing to another, ¥T#HD others, stran- § gers, aliens. s. '55?)@@'&3)5 payo’-vrata, s. Living on milk for a month, which, with prayer and A. €. TTF para]ce, s. A benediction, bless- 2. avow., 3. a broom. residence in a cow-house, is an expiation for ing. § recelving an unsuitable present. c. DA para-gadi, s. Anenemy’s coun- ¥ try S. ¥T para, adj. Distant, removed, remote, P y—— A 2. best, pre-eminent. 3 subsequent, after, H. SOATS paragane s. A pergunna divi- following. 4. other, different. 5. inimical, sion of a country, of which several form a hostile, estranged, adverse. 6. more, exceed- zillah. 8 ing. 7. before. 8. sedulous, diligent. 0. BTLeFd paracflu, v. a. To scratch with the nails. 5 D. ToN, BIONGI parangi, paran- TToAg Depen- giyava, [Frank] s. An European. s. ©IPT parachhanda, qdj. TS By s, A pine apple. dant, subservient, subjected. 8. ©TOX paranja, s. An oil press. 2. foam, S. BT& B para-jdta, adj. Adopted, fos- f froth. 3. the blade of a sword or knife. tered, nourished by a stranger. 8. BZoxI, VToxGD> paranjana, pa- s. ©0L3 para-jita, adj. Nourished by a ranjaya, s. A name of Varuna. stranger. 2. conquered. ®, Deoc ])di‘tmju, s. The blade of a sword 0. B0E3 pa-m,te, s. A small earthen vessel. § or knife. 2. the coping of a wall. 3. dedication. 4 a manure basket. S. '&’)C’O?:Je)gg paran-jdti, s The Supreme 5. a rough or bushy head .Being, Light of Lights. of hair, § 6 [ o 0 Csfo] o} €. ©IB paradi, s. The nape of the neck. 1 oF a1 superior merit, supremacy. 2. good fortune, prosperity. C. BOB, BIBeVIDBIIY paradi, pa- howerer, raqlz'-parama'mm, s. A kind of sweetmeat. C. VTP, para-bhdgisu, v. n. To flee, run away. A. C. B33 paradu, [#z] s, The ankle. v. n. To spread. C. BTFD, VT3 para-bhdri, para- xilg o bhdre, s. Assignment. Eefeiriefeeintal sepa- T. B. DO parana, [#3)e] s. Life. S0 F0F WO03 i]] the extinction of life. rately. 2 indirectly. TTPT Ik WA to ¢me 0 T s. ©9803 para-tantra, adj. Subservient, deliver over to another. ToRd Bey to necessivy obedient, dependant. avoid, as a place in a journey, to go another way m father 8. VST paratara, adj. More excellent, superior. 8. DI parama, adj. Best, most excellent. 2. principal, chief. TTIH 13, I3J =373 YT elota e H. 333 parade, s, A curtain, blind, screen, ; a blessed condition, salvation. 33 @5 g for ¥TB 3 to put up a blind. superior or heavenly wisdom. TJF 2D g Dk S. T’szge—‘i para-de’sha, s. A foreign coun- JIR JDHR man of superior understanding. try. TTBRD, XTSAR g foreigner, stranger, God, the supreme being. one destitute of friends and home, a pilgrim. Tofll 8. ®TD00Y para-mandala, s. Heaven, S. 7523:302’3 para-m’nde, s. Abusing others. the sky. ol T. B, WOR0LF para-pancha, [3z03] s, 8. ¥TZ0B para-mata, s. A strange reli- The world." tion, (b gion. TITTVOWI heresy_ TIJTeTU0W C.fidfiig,id;fi%parapatya, parapati, a heretic. Iy s. Partiality. FTRZ YT without partiality. 8. DTDRTY parama-padavi, S. pining 0. ¥VDTE para-parane, s, The noise of Heavenly bliss. cloth in rending. 8. VODWON paramahamsa, s. A chief fh, 8. BOWOTANY B para-pdka-nivritta, ascetic. the, be s. One who will not eat what another cooks. 8. VVDIDEd para-mdnu, s An atom, g Sfron S. B3V FIY, BTVNFTee3 para-pdka- the invisible base of all aggregate bodies ; rata, para-péka-ruchi, s. Fancying a thirty of them are supposed to form a mote less meal prepared by another. 2. a beggar. in a sun-beam ; the lowest measure of weight. 8. ®TL0EOB para-pinddda, s Eating S. TR, param-dtma, s The Su- what another cooks. ’S Coune preme being, considered as the soul of the universe. A. C. B3 parapu, v. a. To spread, to lay out on the ground in order. [OVW to cause 8. VORI9Z0T param-dnanda, s. Great W fre to spread out. happiness, heavenly bliss. | fod 8. BV para-pide, s. Oppression. 8. fidfinég paramdnna, s. Milk boiled 3 ) and con- lft'h ss'i[h T. B. 38YE, paraputta, See =3 Y with a mixture of sugar, rice, &c. sidered delicate food. S. fid?@d.}?{)‘\ para--pu?’u,Sfia, s. Another’s husband. same with wheat groats. Fog :fic’-:fna‘% Dgpell‘ pastry pulled out into strings and boiled in 8. fifi@% , BTGy 8 para-pushita, pa- milk, sugar, &c. o, 108 ra-bhrita, s.The cuckoo. 8. BOST D0 param-dyu, s TLife ter. 8. VTVRPRE para-pirve, s. A woman nal. d y d formerly married. 8. BOBIDGE paramdrtha, s. Chiefin- S. fgdejogg para-bramha, T.B. BT tention or object. nve o 23003 para-bomma, s. The Supreme S. NTIJeEE B paramdrhata, s A God. o0 king and Hindu saint, apparently the same s sy 8. WIgR para-bhdga, . Exeellency, as Shalivihana. o 6 o 1 3 j - o op) A. 0. RT3 parame, s, The black hee, a hundred, an indefinite number, a great many. B. ROR¢3 u’dz&ef&&d paramésha, parame’sfiwara, 8. Shiva, the Supreme T. B, 983, TO3 parashe, parishe, |3 ©=8y] s. The people assembled at the fes- lord. tival of an idol. 8. TR0, paramdshii, s, Bralma, the creator. 8. BORZS para-samaya, s. The tem- porary suspension of trade during some pub- § A. C. BTOWR> paraisu, . a. To scatter, distribute. lic quarrel. 2. the assembly or congregation b of a foreign sect. 8. ®TT> pararu, s. Others, strangers, 8. BBOTF para-sddhaka, s. Gaining Z foreigners, persons not belonging to us. =3 e - heaven. = . a means of obtaining heaven. o BIDSe BT to betray, deliver into the § A. 0. BOR1 parasy, [=3=] v, a. To bless, hands of others. [TT FIRTB g dunner, give a benediction. [T TP to send away teazer. Fl with one’s benediction. 8. B08%eF para-ldka, s, Heaven. o Pt 3 § SwgF 252%0 unfit for heaven. S. '535?\? © para-sthala, s, A strange place, f not one’s own residence. S. BTDDs 8 ®OITS para-washa, S. '525?'\7['.). = pay*a»st/m’na, s. Removing para-was/zatwa, s. Subservience, depen- the baggage for a journey, on an auspicious S dence, subjection. 2. being beside one’s day, to another house, when it is not conveni- self from joy, extacy, or sorrow. 3. absence ent to start immediately one’s self. of mind. C. 8. DTENT ~ paraspara, adj. Mutual, re- H. TOSWE IR parawarsha-mddu, 1 ciprocal. ®3TB Tit@ mutual hatred. 80,3 v. a. To nourish, take care of, foster. o"jdfiostjfie A 2 to § ; %= mutual friendship. hear at second-hand. ) B. 20 SD&]’)CZTC{ZU(L’CZZ', s. A controversialist. 8 H. D050 ®0% paravd, parave, Se 8. Tédiz é‘éc’) parasmei-pada, s. A verb 8 Concern, care, anxiety, thought. $3s 582, which shews the action is done for another. why be concerned about it? XIS g it is of £ S. '&35'&’5 paraswa, s. The property of a- § no consequence. nother. H. U050I9,DTI0IN, DO503, BVT=0R § X S. %‘36‘&(-&6‘6@ paras-sahasra, comp. More than a thousand. § 3 parawdnd, parawdnagi, parawdne, s. ©3&od para-himse, s. TPersecution, U _parawa’ni, s. A written order, command, annoying, vexing, or killing others. p mandate, precept, warrant. off 8. WOSGBINB parawdlu-mddu, S. 0% 8 para-hita, s. Kindness to ) v. a. To make beside one’s self. strangers. 8 8. BT3B parashu, s. An offensive weapon A. C. BOYAR paralige, s. A whore-mas- it resembling a hatchet or axe. TTB TT ter, rake. Ganésha. 2. Shiva ; as having an axe in 8. D09 ]’)d?'(i, A Sanscrit prefix, implying, T3 their hands. [TB 0 g hero or demi-god, Supremacy. 2. liberation. 3 invested or- 8 the first of the three Ramas, and the sixth d o C T 4. pride, contumely. 5. encounter, mu- o incarnation of Vishnu, who appeared in the tual presence. 6. excess, exceeding. 7. over- [ world as the son of the saint Jamadagns, coming, surpasqmg.‘ 8. going. 9. Kkilling, hid for the purpose of repressing the tyranny destroying, injuring. lny, and punishing the violence of the Kshatriya. T. B. 02000 pardmbarisu, [Bov h\h S, Tf‘j?zog parashwa, adv, The day after to- 87] ». @. To investigate, take into consider- 0 mMOrrow. ation., 2. to take care of, watch over, nurse. 3 8. BN parashwatha, Sce wcs. 3. to console. TTeowlF inquiry. - . w (oF] 3‘ S. '&J)Cj_é?))g pamsi&s/&ata, comp. More than C. RU0T2 pardku, s, Inattention, 6 (3 o =) oY [op) Este) - e, 8 gt it v FoND to be off one’s guard. Efor> @ T IND) o 5. B33 pardyata, See$53. 2. the draw off the attention. 8o3% Attention ! Used veda. by an attendant on a king, &c., during the arishe, |t H. ST20> pardi, adj. Strange, foreign. ab the fi visit of another to the king, whose mind is BT BT strangers. supposed to be so engaged in affairs of state 8. BooQeE pardrtha, s. The i)roperty of as to require constant reminding of the pre- another. 2. another meaning. adj. On account s, 'The teme sence of his visitor, of another. ToemeF e a wish respecting 7 some il 8. 8093 par-dkrama, s. Power, others. ToegF 3,873 intercession, STFF o strength, valour, prowess. 2. exertion. Esfor) F2)BFF an intercessor. %)% 9 a powerful man, a hero. &’oafjm s. T09%) par-dshraya, s. Taking re- s, Cainnng Jg powerful, mighty. fuge with another. 2. a parasitic plant. heaven. 8. BOIA pardga, s. The farina or pollen of To b )\ | 055, S. T:uot@é@’ par-déshritatwa, s. Subor- flowers. 2. dust. 3. a fragrant powder used dination. end away after bathing. S. BodRI pardsana, s. Killing, slaughter. S. VU, pardng-mukha, s. Anaver- S. DT> pardsu, adj. Dead, expired, de- ange phy ted face. funct. 8. BTORD parci-jaya, s. Conquest, de- S. VT pawi/zzza, s. The afternoon, the I{eu‘u‘;\"fllg feat. latter part of the day. quspios 8. BT pard-jita, adj. Conquered, o- AL O =D pari, |®%] v. . To flow. 2. to sbcouret vercome. run away, decamp. 3. to be settled. V. ds c. %098 pardta, s. A large metal dish or To settle. 2. to tear. itual 1 Ié 2773 tray. A. 0. DD pari, s. Arag. 2. an iron spoon. 8. BooBy3> pardtparanu, s. The Su- 3. likeness. 4. manner, way. adv. Like. o to preme Being, God. S. B0 pari, A Sanscrit prefix implying, S. T.Z'JODQ para’dfii, s. The chase, hunting. Ubiquity (all around, on every side.) 2. part, sAw{ portion. 3. abandonment (away.) 4. end, another S. VoS parddhina, adj. Dependant on, subject or subservient to another. s. Pos- term. 5. sickness, infirmity. 6. enforcement, a]f 70 & session by another. stress (even, very, great.) 7. separateness, several, distribution (each by each, &c.) 8. 8. TOY3Y pardnna, s. Living on others. . More embracing, encircling (round, round about.) 8. BUVRTIE_ pardbara-wastu, See 10. ho- 9. depreciation, exposure of faults. B3, T, seontiol mage, respect. 11. rejection, turning off or S. ROPD pardbhava, s. The fortieth year away. 12. ornament. 13. diffusion, exten- of the Hindu cycle of sixty. 2. discomfiting, sion. 14. mark, sign. 15. sorrow. 16. cessa- udll@if 0 overcoming. 3. destruction, tion, stop, impediment. 17. truth. 18. an S. BUgwS pard-bhita, adj. Disgraced, exclamation of pleasure or satisfaction. Jorea® degraded. 2. defeated, discomfited, overcome. 8. VOFT, VOFIoT parikara, pari- T. B. BOB0F pardmarike, [sossiur karma, s. A bed. 2. dependants, retinue, oyl s. Care, examination, inquiry, 8ocoa002 S5 train. 3. multitude, numbers. 4, secondary *st€d o to take care of, support. 2. to examine, in- food eaten with the principal dish. 5, pre- ter: mike quire into. parations, utensils. 6. personal decoration, f, over 8. BO0D0TE pardmarsha, s. Inquiry, dressing, painting, or perfuming the body. Jllng, investigation. 2 care, watching. 3. conso- A. C. ROTIR parikalisu, o. a, To fll, lation. BoeahdrD to investigate, take care saturate. ; 4o t of, watch over 2. to console. S. BOTO0Z pari-kdnkshita, . An ob- s i 8. Vo0, ToD d”)ogjj pardyana, ject desired. o, uufff. parayattu, S Adherence to any pursuit, 85 5@53@:’ p(u‘ilt‘a’,le’, adj. Closely woven, attachment to any object. smooth (from closeness of texture.) b @ o 633 4 1 sy oJ @) -6} @) C. 5, T. B. DOGR parikisu, v. a. To seek for, 208 parite, s. An earthen dish. = Y] inquire into, examine, investigate. 0 [305 Ze POTIT parithavane, s. Ostentation, - £y o % ] examination, trial, inquiry. parade, display, bustle, vanity. 5] 2 \;oJ:J’ OB DE o be vain, make a display. 2. to pre- S, ‘&f%i’jfio pari-krama, s. Method, order, regularity. 2. walking for pleasure. pare, get ready. I (1 8. 16&_8)(50 ])ari/uriye, s. Intrenching, S. BdeB ])(Z?’?.iflf'll’(l, adj. Ripe, mature. ] surrounding. s. Skill. o o< s. DO pari./c/w, s. A moat, ditch. S. 8] Do o (< DTD paripamisi, v.n. To be ol changed, as milk into curds. 2. to be trans- 8. 7.3@9)%75 pari-khydti, s. Fame, repu- 1 tation. formed, change form. 8. BOAMS pari-ganand, s. Calculating 8. DDA paripaya, s. A wmarria g e who are the great men in a place. 2. calcu- wedding. § 7 lating. TORED to calculate well. > < ot k] 8. Doeevws parindma, s. Health, wel- PohTA Qv @ he is ; respected. fare, prosperity. VI T 53 =253 =20y% = By 20 o= 78 D \ [eh [0 B0 DL 8. BOR), BOR) B2 pari-yraha, pa- well. T?x‘ TUN 30 Q . = ; ri-grahana, s. Acceptance, taking. =t I if you do evil you will not prosper. 3 N 2 5 L ° 3 to accept, receive, take. 0 ;‘a%& (3 Fo2% write us of your welfare. S B3, fit to rste RS SR 5 be received. 99 the liver complaint. “, pain after eating. 8. DO, VOPIWBI parigha, pari- G 8. DocoO® parindha, s Breadth, width, d ghdtana, s. Amoat, ditch. 2 a bludgeon, latitude. a stick mounted with ir(;n, an iron club. M ) e, S. BOSHRd puri-tapisu, v.n. To besor- 8 50 Gl g pari—gka’ta, s. Killing, strik- 10 rowful. ing. 2. a weapon. I »\ A. C. D0BD> pari-taru, v. n. To set out, 8. DI parichaya, s. Acquaintance, O o having set out. knowledge. . 20830 parichara, s. A guard, body- s. ’:36'5883?6)pari—/’yqjisu, v. a. To leave, o - - abandon, quit. ofeket o < ¢ ) q U n abandon- guard. 2. an attendant, companion, servant. h ment. 2. generosity. FOTF g man-servant. DLW, P Pr N VOO g, 4 maid-servant. 8. ©OTD) 0 pari-trdna, s. A coat of i mail. 2. fostering. 8. BOLFSJoE paricharya, s. Service, at- A ( tendance, waiting on. A. C. DOTI paridddu, [Bomm] v, a. e TOTokS s. Doed 8 parichiti, s. Acquaintance,in- To wander, run about. 2. to swim. 8 : [>) .y QUL SR o ISR to make acquaint- wandering. & swimming. timacy. 1l ance. B[O 8 o~ g \ S. BOGRI pari-ddna, s. A bribe. ¥% to make one acquainted with another. ! [s) oV} O SR (WIT0® C OO OBy, WO Fo, DORB?, N 8. BORPB parichhada, s Court, train, BORTo paridu-bisudu, paridu-hd- attendance, retinue. R ku, parididu, paridikku, [®¢] v.a To tear off, tear away. i s. :36@? 33, ;56@156:;)(55 parichhchhan- s. A hood. 2 : na, parichhehhddane, A. C. 0BeTo paridéru, v. n. To climb, a tent, 3 a cover. I ascend, get up. s. R0BeBI pari-dévana, s. Lamenta- ( s. f.sb'g))gcs parichhehhéda, s. The divi- L tion. sion of a book, section, chapter. ”“%@f& to divide. s. ROGOnI paridhdvana, s. A lower 1 8. BOES parijana, s. Dependence, re- garment. tinue. 5. BOGOTY paridhdpya, adj. Hidden, A. C. DO pariyju, s. Figure, form, shape. concealed. 634 o $O 1 dish, 8. OGN paridhdvi, s The forty-sixth Treated | 8. ROPWRS pari-bhita, adj. Ost year of the Hindu cycle of sixty. eutafhin. with contempt, disrespected, disregarded. W, & 8. TOQ paridhi, . The moon or sun’s s. ®03eT pari-bhéda, s. Difference, va- ) fop e e, disk; a halo round the sun or moon. & [>) a riation. fort, moat. 3. circumference. 4. any en- closing circle. s. :3?3290?}’, fibe;_:jog, ?.3689503‘73 pa- De, mature ri-bhramshe, pari-bhrdnti pari- 8. ROBOQ pari-panthi, s An enemy, bhramane, ) o Idly or wildly wandering XA Tx) I,\‘ adversary, foe. about or round. to De frans- S, I‘Jbfifii pari-pakwa, adj. Perfectly ripe, quite mature. 2. ready. § Perfect 8. RO0BY pari-mandala, s. A ball, it maturity. globe, circle A e, S, e s. BOBE, OB paripata, paripana, 4.0, Sbafiai pari-matt Taking by force, seizing. ), el s. Capital, principal, stock. S. Sy (8] he 3s OO pari-pari, adj. Diverse, various. A. C. BOI® parimari, s. A game so < - VO PR n Q0 called. d Bd 23, @A diversely, ] Y S. o DT pari-pdka, See wens,. 8. BOXY parimala, s Fragrance, per- e wel S. el oJ D8l pari-pdti, s. Manner, custom, fume, an exquisite scent, especially arising: t 9 pau from the trituration of fragrant substances. way. 2. order, method, arrangement. C. DO pari-pdtu, s, Trouble, vex- TERDY t0 be fragrant, emit a fragrant smell. i il ation, anuoyance. 8. RODIeEEI pari-mdrjane, s Sprink. ling water, washing, S. 55’5»@3 pari—pa’lane, s. Protection, o besor- 8. VORI parimdna, s fostering, care. 2. performance of any act, Measure, obedience. 3 government, -5 w0 0D, RO quantity. ) seh (:XIT, O3t F0® to foster, nourish, rule, protect, 8. RO parimita, adj. Joined, meted, measured. take care of. 2. to perform, obey. 3. to ob- serve a sacred day. o leare 1 8. VOTNW, BOZ0DTIN pari-mukha, B abandons ) S. f:bfiu%? pa?‘zlpd’fi, s. Order, method. pari-mukhawdgi s [2)590] adj. It ce- tera. A. C. DDVB Paripidi, adv. In rotation, ot of in order. A0 56539@_’30 parimutty, s Pulling, A. C. BOR) paripu, (28] v, a. To scat- drawing. ter, spread. S. PODPI parimone, s, Contradiction, 8. BORpPeos pari-pirna, adj. Complete, opposition, full. =°%&7 completion, fulness, satiety, satisfaction. T. B. BOO008, 20335083 pariyanta, e (s3] o) e af ad 8. VOwXE pari-barka, s, Retinue, train, pariyantara, [= Fo3Y] gdw. Till, until. Yk insignia of royalty. T. B. 5033053 pariydya, [sonra] s. Methodical arrangement or succession. S. WOy pari-bridha, s A king, ruler, ] 0. 0 master, lord, husband, superior. T. B. SODTORF pariydsaka, [ Bowez ] 8. VOGAo paribhavisu, v, « To con- s. Ridicule, sport, jeer. 0 Clllmb temn. FOWI disrespect, irreverence, contempt, A. C. ROOD pariyu, [20] v, n, To flow, » disregard. to run. 2. to move. TOY flowing, run- et 8. ROFVW\e0, VOO, pari-bhdshana, ning, moving. O 98, CY3e) o) CoAS VTl a flow- pari-bhdshe, s, Reproof, abuse, ridicule, ing river. ®0ch3 without moving, stationary. y o expression of censure, or contempt. 2. ad- s. R0Togs pari-rambha, s, An embrace, embracing. dressing, discourse; conversing. 3. agreement, Hi(il_{t'fil: engagement. 4. an abbreviation or sign. 5. 8. TOURY pari-lagna, adj. Caught, en- a prognosis. 6. a word peculiar to any sect. tangled. ' Yo (319 ) %0 oJ o) 8. e._fie)a) S. S, Q)&e)ajo pari-labdha, pari- ri-véshana, A circle, circumference, labha Ja adj. IIapleed obtained. going round, a halo 8. Bows98 pari-lufita, adj. Turbid, dis- . ORI, T pari-véshiita, adj. Encom- coloured passed, surrounded A. C. D028 parwatia, s. Raiment 2 S. wbS‘;S?fi 23&7’Z£'Jdd/l(l, s. A cane grow a sacred turban mg in water b A. C. BOIB> parivadu, v. n. To forgive 205983, parivrdja, pa- VO & e ) S. wbs_}&f § to agree 330 it agreed. rieraltu A mendicant devotee, an in- A A G ®O dividual of the highest religious order ])arwa(fe, s. Effulgence, lustre A S. DOTV&RE ;S pari-varjana s. Killing, . D0de8 parishilane, s. Iuquiry, seru- (i TOBD™W to investigate, slanghter tiny, investigation. scarch § oee 3 parv-vartane, s Barter Sacred { exchange. s. 0388 pari-shuddha adj. clean LI holy 2. pure BT T0BI) a ho]y 8. DOSHTIT, a)fb parwardhini-shat- man ”3§ch AR 033 3, the Holy Spirit. ])(ldd, s. A kind of hexameter. A @ to sanctify TOBT e to become holy 8. BO50 part vdda, s. Abuse, 1epmuh or clean ] reproof, blame, accusation, charge 03 0T, s. ROI>W pari-shushika, adj Dried T, RO an accuser, plaintif complainant shrivelled ealumniator pstch) T. B. 03 parishe, [s0 =D ] S A festive 8. D050 pare vddint, s. A late with assembly. seven strings s. $03weQRV> pari-shidhisu, v. a. To 2. shav- 8. VOTID par-vapa, s. Sowin try, examine, investigate, tempt 3. a pool, pond, or piece of ing, shearing. water s. 203, part shrama, s. Fatigue, dif- 8, S ficulty, exhaustion 2. practice, exercise S. VOZOVI pari-vdpana, Shaving, shearing T07228 shaven, shorn N ub“a@og pari-shrdnta, s. Fatigue weariness, exhaustion. 8. DOHOT parwara, s. A train, retinue, §, army woaed =3 dependants, followers s. DTSy parishattu, s. A festive as- sembly, congregation, or audience. 2. money 1 . DOTO® parwaim, s. An inundation presented to an assembly of brahmans for § an overflowing, natural or artificial the expiation of sin A. C. DOXB pariwidi, s. Order, method ! . B0\F_ parishikta, adj. Moist, wet . a8 parwzttz, s. An unmarried elder saturated § brother, the younger being married S wb'&j@gfi parishkdra, s. Decoration, The bow of Bramha ) 3 8 8. 200e3 parivita, embellishment Lo cleanness, purity S wb;’;@_@' part vrita, adj. Encompassed settlement TOTR, Ten @ to settle, com- X0 e 5, BN T to surrounded plete, arrange, adjust A% Rome, 3 to be- s wbfi)@ peri-vritti, s. Exchange, bar- tell clearly or correctly f come clear of a law suit, to become settled ter. BOR (S parishkrita, adj. Adorned S . DOReS 3 poriwétiri, s. A younger brother married before the elder. decorated, embellished, highly polished ] 2OROA parishwanga, S. PORNTBI pari-védana, s. Pain, trou- 8 wbu\ogO/\ ble pari-sanga, s. Uniting, embracing, an S . BORDQ pari-védini, s. Travail, the embrace, sexual embrace pains of child-birth 8. BBOX03 pam-santapta, dr Very Sl o1 R0 pari-vésha, pa- sorry, much grieved %6 o o o) i renmnfereie, 8. BORDSIOD, pari-samdpti, s, Finish- 8. BOG S pari-kshittu, s. A king, the ing, completion, end, conclusion. 336"533’:@3_)0 son of Abhimanywu, and grandson of Arjun. ). Bncon w9 to finish, complete. . ROFR_ pari-kshipta, adj. Surround- s. BOXT parisara, adv. Near. s. ground ed, encircled, entrenched. on the skirts of a river, or contiguous to a cane grow town. 2. death. 8. ROZee0 parikshina, s. Ruin. 3. destiny, fate, T. B. ®0F parikshe, See mocz. 5. DORTE, BORGKHE, BOFB pari- y’“t}'a, 1)[[. s. D8 parita, adj. Bvery way spread or sarpa, parisarye, parisdra, s. Per- extended. ftee, an it~ ambulation, going round, wandering about. e, 8. Boeepo pari-bhdva, s. Disrespect, A. 0. DO pari—sallu, v.n. To happen, quiry, Ser- contempt. come to pass. 0%onm), what has happened. vestigate, G, ?ébgd’)o pam’ya, s. A chink, crack, cre- 8. VT3 pdTiSd’nd, s. Death, demise, de- vice. 2. a piece, bit. cease. Sacred, s. B0ed0g pari-rambha, s. Anembrace. T. B. BOAD parisidi, [2)%2] adj. Public, S. 1‘36@5»(5 pari-vdda, s.Reproof, censure, Da llqu celebrated. abuse. anne haly A. C. TOR> parisu, |Bow] v. caus. To cause to flow, spread, or tear. S. '53'@33335 ])CZ?’Z’UCfTa, s. The sheath of a sword. A= Cyjepsy l{j, Dl“l:\'\, T. B. 80X parise, [ 8] s. The assem- bly at the annual festival of an idol, 03 33 S. BOTe® partvdha, s. An inundation, @ an assembly to be convened. stream. 2. a drain to carry oft excess of wa- A fistire ter, 8. TOX Beo paristarana, s. A bed. 2 S. BVeWOT parthdra, s. Going round or a mat of grass, &c. for devotional exercises. j, To about, perambulation. 3. the red mark round a room at the foot of the wall. s. ®0¢38 partkshita, adj. Examined, tried, discriminated. g8 it . ROV, WO 8 paristava, pari- s stuti, s. Praise, eulogy, encomium, %03 8. BReF, B0 Wpartkshe, parikshane, s. Trial, experiment, investigation, examina- Fatlg 16y J5 one worthy of praise. tion, test, discrimination. TOED, IRF I 8. BORw B0 pari-stoma, s. A multi- @ to examine, test, try, investigate. five a5 tude. 2. an elephant’s painted housings. 8. 20 paru, s. A knot or joint in a reed. , money 8. RO\ pari-spanda, s, Decoration 2. a sore. s for of the hair with flowers. 3 2. moving. A. C. B8203> parunku, ., To run retinue. away, decamp. n,f A il 8. i:sb?i)zg’c— pari-spardhe, s. Contact, friction. 2. envy. A. C. TT0> parumbu, See 3cnw. puriti D. ®TBeSTm paruki-varahd, 8. S. 567\_@5, RON)S pari-sruta, pa- i J A gold Pagoda worth thirteen gold fanams. ri-srdva, adj. Oozed, trickled, dropped, “ distilled. C. BToB> paruku, adj, Spoiled, ruined. i {”’”" ) to TDF2NZ,II FUT his work is spoiled. B 0 /])t?' S. BOWORY pari-harisu, v. a, To for- T 3%@ to gpoil, ruin. give, pardon, absolve. ‘fil@d' C. TTe3> paruchu, v. a. To scratch with r; S. B0meT, WOKTT parihdra, pari- the nails, dOl'Ued’ harane, s, Forgiveness, pardon, absolution. i A. €. BT paryju, [dow] Form, 2. removal. ¥0%3 forgiven. 2. healed, cured. g shape. a S. DOBOR, 156’553&’8 pari-hdsa, pari- A. C. B3T3 paruthavane, s. Prepara- g hdsya, s. Jeer, mocking, raillery, sport, tion, readiness. 2. pomp, show, ostentation. pastime. X0%IF a mocker, jeerer, mimick, Edebofs} B3Boo ™ to prepare, make ready. 1 scoffer. TDIDL 0BT THTFHTA he prepared his 63 s oJ (oh) 2oF TN army, and stood ready for battle. S. 166’0&")\&)\35 paréshtuke, s. A cow bear- 239 come prepared. ing many calves. A. C. T32» parubu, [=o3j] (% a To T. B. TIRT pardsaka, [sowww] 5. A spread out. mocker, scoffer, jeerer, jester. B S. Tédo?fjo parvuttu, s. Last year. s. :flt‘)’é@é pareidhita, adj. Nourished by a stranger. A. €. PO paruva, s. A stranger. 2. an excellent man. 8. BBWeRTT pardpakdra, s. A kind 3. a god. 4. an enemy. - e office to strangers. ) Bwee® 520 one who is 8 A. C. TOIRY I paruvasalanu, s. An kind to strangers. enemy, adversary. 8. BB pardshni, s. A bat, vespertilio i C. RTY paruvy, s. A kind of religious feast among the linga people in fulfilment 8. ®8weg pardksha, adj. Unperceived, =22 QTRg 2 50D a man of a vow, corresponding to ISRTTS among imperceptible, invisible. M oz brahmans. B B, BT »® to make who pretends to know what is doing in a such an entertainment. distant place. 5. 58 ]M?']ia?l., s. The waved-leaf fig T. B. D093 parushana, [3375] s. Con- b} tree, Ficus infectiosa. tact, feel, touch, collision. A 535‘3609 pW']m,Zi, s. The scab of a sore. 8. RO, parusha, adj. Hard, abusive. 2. A. 0. BT parke, s. A bed 2. a dormi- rough, rugged, 8, severe, cruel, unkind. g tory. 8. the dark lunar fortnight. 4. a S. fidsa?\\@gi T parushdktika, s. An ~ bird. 2] a herd or cow-pen. abuser, one uttering harsh and scurrilous A. C. 23oF parchu, s An indistinct language. sound. v. . To spread out, diffuse. 2. to T, B. BOORDD parusavédi, |23re] s stick, apply. The philosopher’s stone. S. 533&—5,8 PC“Z].C“Z?/C‘, s. Indra, god of A. C. TR parusu, [=8%) V. a To rain. 2. a thunder-cloud. 8. the muttering o bless, bestow a benediction. of clouds or distant thunder. 35’2:?;3“3 =3 g AL C. ‘!.fi'd.).‘;? pamcfi, s. The black cuckoo. prayer for rain. 2. the black bee, Bombilius ater. 2. the tree S. VEOE parna, s. A leaf. Rl 90 pare, ». n. Toshine. v. a. To butea frondosa. 3. a division or chapter. forget. 2. to snatch or take violently away, Teoor w3 (feeding on leaves) a goat, &c. to pluck off. T3S (nourishing leaves) a cloud. [T Y, TRer (¥ g hut made of leaves, a her- 0,508 pare, s, Next morning. 2. a web on 3 8. a drum. 4. a shoemaker’s knife. mitage. Teor TR perpetual bliss. the eye. 5. a caul. 23S T8 a cobweb. The name of several s. RedE parni, s trees. § serpent’s slough. o33 =3 the skin on the divisions in fruit, as the orange, &c. et H. 3095 parda’, s. A screen, blind. =38 the dry scab of a sore. U 3 I3 the p A. C. B0 pardu, [#3] s. Garuda. 2 skin of an onion. 2033 T3 the net inclosing an eagle. 3. death. [DoF SRS Vishnu, the feetus. #4, S ®3 a web on the eye. § riding on Garuda. A. C. BBARBII pare-gadiyu, v. a. To A. C. BTER parduge, s. Death, dissolu- slay, hew, cut to pieces. tion. TOFVD gods, immortals. o ) o A. 0. BTRE® pareju, adj. Equal, even S. RVE & parpata, s. A thin crisp cake. § with, corresponding with, proportionate to. A. C. TRE0T parparike, adj. Hard, in- S. '&")I?Q'g pare’ta, s. A dead person, corpse. durated. 2. cruel, unfeeling. %3gE 3,8y offerings to the manes of departed A 5833?])0&7'61!, [®20] v.m To flow, ancestors. ©S¢3 0o® Yama, king of death. run, spread, as a creeper. SRTIFIO TWF 8. ?.3'5’@(5:;8@ parédyuvu, adv. Next day. having pervaded the several worlds. 638 QRS F o 00w bear 8. BOE 0T paryanka, s. A bed. 2. the . 2338 parvata, s. A mountain or hill thigh 3043 8372 the sacred mountain Méru in the centre of the seven continents TR8 IIFS g, o 4 8. BOE0T, BOWETIT paryanta, - silver mountain, where Shive resides. ~ paryantara, adv. Until, as far as, up to T S78 g class of seven mountains ; V2. Nourished 5. BOEo3Pw paryanta-bhil, S HITo8, NG, ZJOD ;55\94?5;503, wgfio‘fis\g# ro Ground contiguous to the skirts of a river or TINRTI, BF0Tws, F0oBT IIFS the mountain A kind mountax n. used as a churning stick at the churning of 5. 2E 83 paryatana, s. Roaming ¢ who IS the milk sea. ®%)7°¢ 37 a range of moun- about tains supposed to encircle the earth VT S esperTaLi0. 5. B 55359)\.@3/\ paryanruyoga 78 a fabulous eastern mountain behind Asking, 87 o il which the sun is supposed to rise (&) IFS a man 5200 dJ)J paryayd, s Neglect of en- a fabulous western mountain behind which ing 10 8 joined or customary observances. the sun is supposed to set. 32ce2 II7E the red 8. BAVE 3060 paryayand, s. A horse’s mountain., LorT S ®378 the black mountain. saddle or housings. BIFS (o) {1 f‘) Pdrvati, the daughter of the AJeat fig 0 g, og(fboswr\) B3 (\,"D paryavas- Himalaya 9T F I g place of supe- C) 0 S. rior sanctity among the Hindus, situated in hof asore the, paryamst/’za/za Opposition contradiction the Kurnool country , ador 8. B9 paryapta adj. Obtained, BITSTT lmrvata /Ld]»(l, s. A raven. bt 48 gained 2. adequate, able. adv Willingly s. B30 parvatdri, s. A name of readily ably, powerfully 3. satisfacto- Indra. ndistinct F rily willingness readginess. 2. 9 10 8. BRI parvatishaya, s, A obtaining, acquiring. 3. preserving, guarding. 4 = cloud ; as having a mountain for its asylum warding off a blow o satisfaction A ; 0@{10 S. o 3B RQ parva-sandhi, s. The full repletion, satiety. putter! and change of the moon, the junction of the Jfi@ (fi) l?({?‘](tja S Order ar- i) fifteenth and first day of a lunar fortnight in rangement, regular, methodical disposal or the precise moment of the full and change of succession 2. manner, kind 3. opportu- the moon the fréé nity, occasion. 4. manufacture, preparation, T.B chapter artificial production the text of a voca- S9F O par-vddi, [#570]s. A bigot &¢ 0al f, & bulary or the order of the synonymes for or zealo 4 any term AC. u@E' parvu, (8] ¢. n. To run, as 4, & hfl. B30 0313 parydya-shaya- a creeper. T3 spreading 33 na, s. Alternate sleeping and watchine A C w9 N parrage, s. Dried leaves st !4 B I9E N paryasa, s. Inverted order A. C oa_djfi N parravige, s, A flag, stanc or position ard, ensign s, BT i 233 paryudanchane, s A A G DJJ?@ parravy, adj. Old, ragged. 2 i~ debt black 1§y 8. DA 03 paryushita, adj. Stale, A Gy w}juo par raha, s. A kettle-drum not fresh. TBNFNB T the eater of stale . abuse, llw viands, who will be born as a maggot or O NJ parry, s. A garment accusation 3. losing a law-suit i, a bar worm, S A of metal 8. VooE parva, s. A knot or jointin a cane (ke &e. 2. a name given to certain days in the A. C ijj@l)(”‘f‘l}?d?‘?‘l?’w,s A sound o, 1 in rending cloth lunar month, as the full and change of the moon 3. particular periods of the year, as sl *’CD@ Parruvu, s. A wood, jungle o fior, the equinox, solstice, &e 4. a section divi- aw 4 i A.C. BOE parrke, s. Abed. 2 a dor- 30 sion, chapter, I 0IF 3 feast-day mitory 6 (3] 20 =S DO F - 513J) o A. C. DO parrtr, [®8&]s. Cotton. T. B. RO palasu, [83%] s. The jack or A.C bread fruit Co& parrdu, [®2)] s. A kite or ea- gle death v. . To vow tokill or do 8. DYU0T Palandu, s. An onion, Album evil FOR oods immortals, those who cepa and ascalonicum never die ©Y Fovecy, Indra, ruler of the 0. BUo8 palata, s. A dish. gods. . DeRD palada, s. A glant, one who eats A. C. mfié‘b@ parrparike, adj. Distinct flesh separate. S. u@bd’)ss paldyana, s. Flight, retreat TevchITery to be defeated, routed, retreat A. C. 3@ pala, pron. Few, several, some many, all Toacnd defeated, flown, run away, decamp retreated T. B. B® pala, [50] s. Fruit, reward. 2 result T. B. D093 paldra, vd] 5. A slight § 8. R pala, s. A weight equal to that of ten repast of fruits or cakes to stay the stomach pagodas. 2. flesh. S. VYOV palala, s. Straw 8. BwoFW, palankasha, s. An imp or H. 20> paldvu, s. The dish pillan goblin s. D3 palasha, s. A leaf 2. the tree A. C. DUOR PR palangaposhu, s. A Butea frondosa. 3. green colour. adj Green coverlet or counterpane S. DU9D palasfiz, s. A tree in general T. B. R&OR palange, See ToR 38‘@ palikni, s. An old or grey head C. A. 0. VOO0 palambar, pron. Many per- ed woman sons 2. a few or several persons s. O3 Pallta, s. Greyness of the hair § c. 28338 palakana-palle, s. ve- A, 0. DU LB, =00 0, WGJ DA, getable so called @@J@ B339 pal- lmda yu, pal- gadiyu, A, C. BUROB palaganda, s. A bricklayer pal- gariyu, pal-moreyu, [Sy =] v.n. plasterer To grin. 2. to gnash or grind the teeth. 0. & 8. BORQ pala-ganna, s, Indra, c. “’@8 "’3 palya, palle, s. A vegeta- The having many eyes ble, any garden greens. 2. curry. C. TUONRIT palagini-mara, s, A tree, green produce of a garden is divided into the leaves of which are eaten for the headache VSN 3 Jeaf vegetables, and > T those of which the produce assumes the shape 7. B, DO palage,[5v%3] 5. A plank, board 9. a tambour or war-drum. 3. a shield JuR of a head, pod or fruit o3 one who beats a tambouw S. D©00F pdljcm]wl, s. A cot, bedstead TG s J e 1)((7(166“’%, BUWD] pro. mas 2. a palankeen. and fem. pl. A few, several, some, many per- 0. DYeF00Id pal/a ]LCLZ, s. A pod vege- table, sons A. €. D2, B0y palabu, palambu, S w%”fibzfi palyayana, s. A saddle [Bwwy] v, 7. To lament, raminate, think A. C. ¥ palla, s. The black bee anxiously The canopy over § D. zge) oR pallanga, s 8. oo palala, s. Flesh. T B. [F9v] A an open, native palankeen. § small pond D. DU B Be S pallaki, pallakki, c. RUBD palavari, s. A fit, swoon BUS A palankeen DY Wwor, By BoB g ornamented 83 to speak in one’s sleep, or in delirium palankeen pole we)%—{ TR = Y& B fringe A. C. VY palavu, pro. meut. plu. Many tassels in a palankeen or net workin a pal’ml\cen &) ¥j WFIT the things adj. Much, many. V30390 in many ways EAS PV ek w33 2 deep thought, much cover to a palankeen '%—_A_Q WD g pa- thinking, lankeen bearer TR TWD to carry a 640 54 5 3@ & The juckr P I palankeen. fi%%_é_Q bd\), &J%%_A_Q %@’i to get ar kS 333 (feeding on air) a serpent. Y Pl B o] into a palankeen. $%HR BYEW to get out ) 3%, % Hanumanta, Bhima. S33»3 the god nion, Albun of a palankeen. of \i ind. C. 1.:‘\(@) &3]7((”&!&7, adj. Overwhelmed., 2. T. B. B3 pavala, [zjjm?i s. Coral =3 altered. Tesbs 3. misplaced. i ® T Né/)wS@ 7 one’s ¥0 Y, a coral creeper. ne who eafs residence to become changed. geiw, TYE C. BT pavdda, s. A practice of Jan- % to make diverse or different, 2 to change gam priests and Vishnuite mendicants, mak- a place of residence, for one’s health. olt, retreat ing incisions in their body, cutting off a ted, refreat, T. B. 1‘5(@0 & pallana, [BY05] 5. A saddle. member, &c., when refused alms. TIF T ), 1D AN, A. €. YD palla-mari, s, The young 30, Teme &8 *?Jago to act as above described. of an elephant. g = pcwi, s. Indra’s thunderbolt. ‘ -\ \h"ht 8. VYD pallava, s A sprout, shoot, the S. 53?‘) pavitra, adj. Clean, pure, purifi- o stomach. extremity of a branch, bearing new leaves. ed. In a religious sense, it is applicable to TEI™ to shoot, sprout. zg7°3) Cupid, with one, who, by austerity and mortification, is an arrow of fresh shoots. ks Q) ) illan, o 233 a woman, released from all worldly passions and attach- whose under lip is like a fresh bud. TYS T ments. s. Sacrificial grass, Poa cynosuroides. 9, thefree € a woman, with a hand like a fresh shoot. 2. the missile weapon of Vishina. 3. cow- ) Gréel. dung. 4. water. 5. the disease termed the ¥ having new sprouts, 2. spreading, ex- enetl tended. Jistula. 6. turmerick. 93,3 @D the ring grey ht‘fl!l' finger of the right hand, as deemed purer O. 5%33 pallavi, s, Half s stanza. 2, the chorus. than the rest. ID8,;Booris g ring for the third p hair finger, made of gold. 2. a ring made of sac- S. 5(%333" pallavika, s. An adulterer, pa- ) 30-3331 ramoaur. rificial grass, and worn during the perform- ance of devotional exercises. .Il\(/([diyua T.B. LU 0 palldna, [BuehS] s, A horse’s saddle. 8. B0B)F pavitraka, s, Packthread, or N 2] o a rope or net made of it, ) tee{h A, G ?-'Sg% palli, [2g] s. A house lizard. S. 5@%/3 pa-vitrita, adj. Clean, pure or A vegei y. {6 ?5(@);\ pallili, s. The sun, represent- ed as toothless. purified (literally or metaphorically.) . The H. 9Ya° paruju, s. An army, host, troops. led nf0 A. C. 5@(.;) pallu, (8] s. A tooth. =0 C. Td@“; pavuli, s. A boundary wall round o g a round tooth. Fowg a red tooth. premises. oshape C. Kfac@; palle, [3ex] 5. A vegetable in ge- A. C. :33235 pavvane, adv. Quickly, speed- neral. ily, hastily. elsteal L Ko ) 03’065] S. A sad- .. B Sém pallena, A. C. :’\;ficgeg?\ia pavvalisu, See Bsw%s. dle 8. XIS pashavya, adj. Fit or advanta p(}d Y .@g. ATC 5?}5?5 palle-pada, s. Vegetables geous for cattle ; as meadow pasturage, &ec. in general. wn EEA paS]lu, s. An animal in general. 2. it 113 a beast. 3. horned cattle. A. C. 335{%3&) pallottu, s. A gum bhoil. 4. a goat. b.a subordinate deity, and one of Shiva’s follow- 8. TR palvala, s. A little pond. - ers T 0n¢0 horned cattle, &e. TBXWS g, flp‘ oves 8 pava, s. Winnowing. name of Shiva or Indra. I% %)3e driving T. B oS pavada, [3,5¢] 5. Coral by s cattle. =% T& a rope for tying up cattle. A, 0. TRBN0 pavadisi, v. n. To liedown, 0@ 4 o2} to sleep. U, ) 0 (3R - ° to get up from hed, to ?:3'52%'@'39 % pashchdt-tdpa, s. Contri- mentefi tion, penitence, remorse, sorrow, repentance, rise. ge after-wit. 2. pity, compassion. ¥ =T I ) fr‘ffl T. B. TR, B3> pavenu, pavanu, he (AR S’&:j Rk fid@gd to repent, be sorrowful. [®)9%6] 5. Ability, capacity. See also 5. ()] ) o 1:393 éjo pashehdttu, adv. After, after- 8. BSJ pavana, s. The god of the wind, oy b wards, behind. 641 41 Ty %, 8. D3 > pashchima, s. The west. adj. part. B2k B to give a part or share. Western. 2. behind, hinder, after. TZRR 3B to share, divide. ) 8. 308w em0 pashyatdhara, s. A S [N BIY, BR0BRY, DEHIIY pa- thief, piiferer, one who steals in presence of subevala, pasumbevala, pasuvevala, the parties, and proverbially applied to gold- s. A merchant, trader. smiths, &c. A. C. BT pasurd, [Bwo] adj. Green- 0. TR pasa, s. Elation, expanding with joy. 2. yellow. T2BerIy yellow gold. RHU¥ H. BRD> pasandu, ady. Comely, hand- T the greenness of grass. TRTIFTT g some, well, pleasing, mice. FFow W& to be green bodice. B ARF L rice and turmerick o - o V0 handsome, nice, pleasin t=bl satisfactory. mixed and used 2s a wave-offering. oo J9»® to make handsome, pretty, well, nice. A. 0. TDROTE B, TRV B Pasur-va- K. 0. BRGZ pasadana, s. Jewels, orna- ni, pasur-varalu, s. An emerald. ments, trinkets. 2. radiance. A. 0. BRODE &0 pasur-vanna, s. Cupid. A. C. B0 pasabenche, s. A tank, T, B. DRI pasuvu, [S8]s. A cow. pond. A0 5“3—5 pasule, s. A boy, young child T. B, TRORD pasarisy, [2,35] v.n. To of either sex. ®82¢e3 childhood, boyhood. extend, spread, prevail, diffuse, as rays of H. 58 ]Ja;lade, s. A mountain, hill. light, moonshine, radiance, &c. v, a. To spread out, as a bird its wings. Y on¥o TX H..‘sjfi'c')’ pakare, s. Guard, custody, keep- ing 23 illuminated by the moonlight. 23, 3 Fctato w0 A. C 2,00 8=, oo having stretched out her ':Segoeég%, 1:%)'857;3 palanchane, wings. 302, TIT prevalence, extension. ])(l!(lC/lC]ld?le, adv. Dartingly, flashingly, s. Taciturnity, silence. A. €. DB, BTY pasale, pasale, s as lightning, &c. Pasturage, or the greenness or verdure which A. C. Boedd, BefeFs palanchu, pala- appears after rain. chu, v. a. To touch, feel, come in contact - b T, B. BT pasdda, CSRRVCIS) ] s. Food pre- with, strike, as wind passing over water. 2. 2. consent, sented to an idol or to a priest. to fight, wage war with. approval, “I am very glad.” c. Y8R palakisu, v. a To addict, ha- A. 0. DO, DTOIZ pasdya, pa- bituate. sa’yana, s. A present. A. C. BYR palaga, adj. Dried, crisped. = A. . B&<T, D3 pasdra, pasdre, s. ¥R a board. F0%2Y A shop. wE¥R TIT g draper’s shop. T AR A C. '&'36;‘& paladi, T=¢5]s. Yellow. 77203 ¥FT g brazier’s shop. ® ®ond, X c. 2YBYS pala-palane, s. A rattling, T8 eon® g druggist’s shop. pattering sound. 2. the sound of any thing A.C. T4 pasi, [®2] v. 2. To be hungry. brittle in breaking. BB B0, Bhg 20O g hungry tiger. 28 we, A. €. DYOMWR, BYIR palayige, pala- 3%, the hungry ruddy goose. vige, s. An ensign, flag. c. DA, DAR pasike, pasige, s. A AC O, Zf)g"{) palasu, v. a. To wish, desire. small fee given to government officers by those who bring goods to market. A. C '53’303 p(lfi, s. Calumny, abuse. 2. ac- cusation. 3. sin, crime. 4. cloth. v. a. To A. 0. DN pasivu, [®t] s. Hunger, ap- calumniate, accuse, blame, censure. 332;%‘?& petite. BBID critics, abusers. A. 0. DD pasi-vennu, s, A young C 5 ) woman near the age of puberty. %‘)fi pa,li/ca, [7{‘,)%3#‘ s. A crystal. A. C. X2 pasu, v. a. To share, divide, al- 22103 ‘S’?@JJ palitu, s. The appearance created by fright. Tot, apportion. A. C. BTOR pasuge, s. A share, portion, c. '&3‘;@8 palidya, s. Sauce, condiment, ox 64 o ) v % FopleYet att or shars curds seasoned with spices or mixed with 8. ::’gao@ pakshdnta, s. The last day acids. of either half moon, new or full moon. G - )DN% 1U‘l' T. B. :‘)g; TOYR palivivuge, [3 s3] S. BF, pokshi, 5. A bird, 3§ o3 a bird’s s. Fellow foot. £+ suvevals nest. 2. a bird-cage. & TENTF, FEoew Ga- - T. B. TQTX pali-hasta, | e 4 335 ]s. Fel- ruda, the sovereign of birds. 832;\ SRt plu- low hand. Ji, G Gl mage. ¢ A. C. 7«@)3 palu, s. A forest, grove, wilder- ol 8. T.ig%\r% pakshini, s. A night and twe ~ 4 ness. 2. sweepings. TS 2 g wild fire, days, or a day and two nights. | turmerick T. B. BGoB, BY>T pajuku, paluka, S. 5%@506 pa/rgkz’/m’m, S, Favouring or " [38%] 5. Crystal. A - taking the part of another. Sig#@l"& {0 eg- ®Y pale, [=¢] adj. Old, ancient. ¥ j')(lS!ll' Al pouse another’s cause, take his part. o8B, =Y BonzD old women, TF0 an nll ancient, & man of old. s. 3B ) pakshma, s. A single thread. 2. 8, (0 ) P 1 the hairs of the eye-lid. A. C. 1‘3’“5539’3 pale-wdtu, [ancient word] 8. (0¥, s. Scripture. UOE—; pénkta, adj. Orderly, regular, i linear. F20F I3A BB to put in order. Fso e Cll . 1‘35\5,& palke, s. A bed, couch. N 3% to tell in order or methodically. Doyhood AL, '&‘3’%)) palla, [#¥] 5. A pit or hole. 2 T20T, TN 20,07 to make sit down ir rows. bl lew ground. g ‘@J@:gj in pits and ruts. ol e Al DI DOR pd?lga, s Form, shape, like- c. 3¢ & pallata, [®g¥] adj. Qut of or- ness. der, topsyturvy, misplaced. efig’ej;ma to be- nehant A. C. VOAD pdngari, . n. To walk with come misplaced or in a wrong position. formality, affectation, or airs. shinglfs T. B. 3 palli, [38] s. A small village, a A. C. DPOR joa’ngu, s. Likeness. 2. share, Jence. hamlet.” %,c%3% a peasant, villager, part. 3. proportion. adj. Proper, good, well. , ol S. 55\ paksha, s, The dark or bright half 8. Tb‘aoaée:;izg pdnchajanya, s, Vishw's 0 contit of the lunar month. 2. a wing. 3. the conch. 2. any shell. 3. fire. fet & feather of an arrow. 4. aside, flank., 5, g Krishna, carrying a conch. side, party. 6. partiality. 7. an argument ; 8. WO0FFTOETReB pdneha-bhouti- Jiet, Jae a position advanced or to be maintained. 8, a class, tribe. kd-d/f/ld, s. The body, as composed of five 9. the subject of an inference. elements. ® IZ5Q in that case, in the event of, provided, pel supposing it be so. =pIF BF the major. B8 S. fiooaéoa@ pdnchardtra, s. Ofcia- o35 B2 the minor. B% IF the bright lunar tors in the temples of Vishnaw. -~ W, fortnight. =, aX &2 %2 the dark lunar fortnight. e . 3 = o Pt 8. Wo0eFeeand pdnchdla-jdti, s, The 1'&§1HF'LJ: BVETTT B TFWes, 3 P U0 & partiality. CS) five castes of artificers; viz. carpenters, bra- 0y {hing 7o I9D to be partial. BEI8 g partial ziers, ironsmiths, goldsmiths, and stone-cut- person, partisan, @I BS»3 . wa’\u S on whose ters. side are these ? = V. %)8 % X against, opposite. 8. D0eFwNe3 pdnchdla-désha, S, TETG $0N TR to proselyte. One of the fifty-six countries enumerated by Josites 8. ©FTF, ?.jjrj\fwaogd pakshaka, pak- the Hindus. } shaka-dwdra,s. A private or back door. 8. D023 pdnchdli, s A name of 2. 8. X% pakshaja, s. The moon. Droupadi, the wife of the five Péndu princes, ano 4 S. B33 pakshati, s. The first day of the 8. 20e500F pdnehdlike, 5 A doll, half month. puppet. 2. an image carved on pillars. 8. TZPOR paksha-bhdga, s The flank, C. 2033020 pdnjibu, s. A silver orna- or side. :pefil‘me ment worn on the leg by females. 8. DBD00Y paksha-mila, s. The root S. °CBT pdndara, 5. A pale or yellow- or articulation of a wing. ish white. illli‘lfi; Y 643 "I'\'\ TooR od © &3 =\ 8. oso3ds3 pdpdava, s. Of or belonging C. oJ DY pdga, s, A place where a horse or _— to the Pindus. s. Any one of the five P4n- elephant stands. 2. [®37] a fourth. du princes. C. TOAT p(ig(tdél, s. A silver ornament or S. @“Duégg pa’lldit;l/(l, s. Learning, know- anklet worn on the legs of women. ledge. T. B. DA pdgada, [#2,%,8]s. A pro- A. 0. oodmo pdndiwdla, s. A ceaver vincial dialect of Sanserit. used by fowlers. T. B. D9A0T, WA pdgdra, pdgalu, 8. TU8CW> péndu, s. The name of & sover- [¥3,%3C] 5. An inclosure, fence, a rampart. eign of ancient Delhi, nominal father of the C. WON pdgi, s. Neatness, good order. 2 five Pdndu princes. 2. a pale, yellowish tact or art of doing a thing. N T to white. 303 Fow¥ g sort of blanket or warm shew the art of doing a thing. oA VR, T 9 & upper garment. a kind of lime-stone. ¥%0 A 0 to be in good order or correct. T Bad, Weom 33 # land having a light T. B. OR> pdgu, [#3%] 5. Sirup. F3rs coloured soil. #F20@ 33 apale or white spot- 203n to make sirup. AT 33#5, TIAS ®T the ted body, said to be occasioned by the evil proper temperature for boiling sirup. deeds of ancestors. Foc® TwrR the white 0. TR, DR, WoRwesS pdgu, leprosy. #20@ Sear g pale or yellowish white. ]m’go’!’ U, ptig()’zfe, s. A long, narrow, cloth s. 'baorsz BT pdndya-désha, s. A coun- turban. Feriwegh DB to wind on a turban. tryin the south of India, comprehending 8 C. DoAY pdgula, [#,%5] s, An inclo- part of the modern Tamil provinces. sure, fence, mound, rampart. T, B. D08 pdnta, [#302]adj. Methodical, 8. Woe3F pdchaka, s. Acook. = e S a regular. ) *) N a female cook. S. 'E\)J'DO'(fi pa’ntfia, s. A traveller, passenger. T. B. o8 pdchi, | b} = %] ady. Old, ancient, B. TJ00%D p(f?ilSZt, s. Dust. 2. manure. former. 203 2¢3 water fetched on a previ- 8. DooRLD pdmsule, s. Anunchaste wo- ous day, and therefore deemed impure. %t man. S¢T a face not washed since rising. S. ’335]765/1‘&, s. Maturity, the state of being T. B. 2833 pdchike, [#5%%] 5. Dice. cooked or ripened. 2. the young of any ani- 22 S’ to move dice. FodF TF {0 throw mal 3. sirup. Fyodo TFeF cooked by one’s dice. self. ©J5 2% cooked by others. b C. w23 pa’clm, s. The green stuff floating cooked by a woman. T3F INB to cook. I 2. the unclean sub- on stagnant pools, &c. ¥ 39, ¥3% ¥3 T a kitchen, cook-house, stance which covers the teeth. 3. breast-milk C. fia%’swfi; lpa’/m—na’du, s. A country to of a female. 4. vallisneria, a blue dye or the east so called. F2#R2ITD g class of indigo. Shudra fortune-tellers so called. G. fjaqjg) pdchhehhd, s. A pasha, sover- s, 53?@&3 pa’/ta-pu,ti, s. A potter’s kiln. eign, or ruler. S. TOITY pa’/ea-p/zala, s. The caronda. H. 23 PAji, s. A servant, menial. 8. fira%o‘f)‘)?fiq pdka-yagnya, s. A burnt C. o RyD pdtagdra, s. A singer. sacrifice with cooked rice, or cooking regarded 8 8. :iraé:’agr T pdtachchara, s. A thief, as a sacrifice or important work., FeFRE = robber. he who performs it. B Sl pdtana, s. Destruction, killing. 8. DTV pdkala, s, A sort of costus. s. D8 pdtala, s. Pale red, rose colour. 8. WoT ORI pdka-shdsana, s Indra, 2. rice ripening in the rains. Teldw TIJF g who destroyed the giant PdZka. TITTOTD pale red or rose colour. Jayanta, his son. 8. Do&eo3RT, fiaéfl@gt@@ pdtald- c. 8 pa’lfii, s. The twelfth part of a dub. nagara, pdtali-putra, s, The modern 8. D% pa’/ci, s. A cook, Patna, and perhaps the ancient Palibothra. 644 983 e ) e 4 horser 8. o8& ptfgf(tfi, s. The trumpet-flower. 2.8 S. D93 pdthina, s. Sheat fish. ith s. Do83 pdiava, s Cleverness, talent. public reader, or a brahman who has finished ornament or 2. health. his studies. 3. eloquence. T8¢ gy Kdma, with a fish 1 on his standard. ¢ Bolsw pdfci, s. Erasure, blotting out, Te8g $18) a woman with Js. A e effacing. T3 T, ot BRREW to erase. an eye like a fish. A0 DB pdti, s. A harlot, whore. A Gy TROA pa’qlaga, s. Teak wood. 2 . , plgal, an anklet. ¢ s Pdti, s. Proportion, likeness. 2 rampart, suffering or experience. 3. computation, as c. 0 p(f([?., s. The agio or difference in ok B, b Bed to L order. 2, applied to number, weight, measure, extent, exchange of money. to or value. adj. Exact, as applied to number, pay agio. A AE, 0 weight, measure, or extent. B RIS RY R C. DIBDIN pdofiycf'_(/i, adv. Rightly, \ ct T SH8xTe I o ] what sort of water is there evenly, exactly. mfln in that tank P B BB WS oS5 Te e 2D [¢S) RV 0. To%s ])ddu, 8. Ruin, damage, destruc- ]p ¥ fhe say, what priceis put on that horse? #Z)A tion. 2. hard work, labour. BT TUT g, laborious business 1) T ETY I T8 BeFS what is the price TR F3BAD to he very =93 et WD, o8 -SEOLCN) () 32 trying. @ Keod g street in ruins. FR o iy they ask for this virgin ? to agree, fit, suit, correspond with., TeEswn wed g dilapidated house. 23 8o¥ g ruin- oo, itk exactly, evenly, rightly. ous or useless connexion or concern. ¢ furk S. °8¢3 pdtira, s. Sandal. 2. a field. A, C. DB pldu, [&23] v. a. & n. Tosing, Aninde -t 3. a pungent root, a sort of radish. 4. the chant. o e ) “to cause to sing. S} VBRSO e pith or manna of the bamboo. 5. a cloud. 6. g2 to teach to sing. oy @2 TP, TRBIFTIN POy} 57 ¢ asieve. 7. tin. 8. a disease arising from wind. a songstress. . e p(i_tu, s. Likeness, similarity. 2 0. Ton pu’d@, s. A servant or peon. ancient, suffering, distress, misfortune, pain. 3. la- e T, B SN ‘b‘?l{gi)s pddya, pddyami, e} bour, work. 4. a declining state. 5. the [ <. - &8 1 ¢ e S e The first lunar day of either fluctuation or ebb of the tide. 6. mode, man- fortnight. ner. 7. time, occasion. 8. pride, arrogance, T. B. O pdna, [#v)e] s Life Dire. presumption. 9 an affix. TwO T3 the P S. f)’Dé\% ]Nl’?fli, s. The hand. o throw toil of a labourer. FOBB) o & gettlement, being settled or brought into proper order, as s. Wo e pdpindhama, s A Dbel- any business. @ Tt difficulty. 2. hin- lows. Joating drance. 3. pride. Fed Tt murder. 23] an st 8. Do ])(ZZZi/fC/, s. A sort of spoon or ladle. stk F2F 4 separation, division. @ Tt ebbing, 2. a paddle. 3 dlye, 13 as the tide, <D Tabtd gettlement, rest, leisure. 8. DOOR)B, DuedR)Beo, VoD oA o3 =i severe labour. D o ello very 383 Bz Do o S, WReTOTTe pdni-graka, pdni- 383 {] Ve shew the art or way of doing a thing. grahana, pdni-pldane, pdpoukarana, % 2 to be right, to correspond with, et T3 R’ Y& s. A marriage, wedding. = <8 a bride, WRIII g proud or arrogant man. 833 one wedded according’ to the ritual. Tacl zfij a suitable man. ", TEH Fnd %9»@%?,’0 to wed, marry. 8. DT pdtha, s. A lesson. 2 reading, ‘ fl\'fif: perusal in general. 3. studying the Vedas, 8 Tomd pdning, s. A rishi, a celebrated grammarian. considered as one of the five great sacraments g of the Hindus. 4. cissampelos hexandria. 8. 23T pdni-pdda, s A dap with TFD g lecturer. b} the hand. 2. one who plays the drum or p (0 2. a bard or singer. tabor by striking it with his hand, T Aagy, 38 F0D to study, commit to mem- ory. T3TP FeT 2T 10 deliver a lesson. 0. R p([fli'v(lfi(l, s. The base of 2a\h Fw ) :5“" to cause a lesson to be delivered. the linga. 3529 &3 to read a lesson. TFowe B to give G mo’lfl'fl a lesson. A0 "bafi’;) pdnbe, s. A whore TR g @eT 23 g college, school. whore-master, rake. j ofl;rd, 64 ~ (9] 393 ES R g o3 pdta, s. Falling, alighting, de- S. 'fib??)g(fi) pdthéya, s, Provision or scending. provender for a journey. 2. the s. DoBTF pdtaka, s. Sin, crime. 8. VOB, WOGWRT pdthida, cause of falling, literally or figuratively ; pa’flzo’dam, s. A cloud. alighting. F38E g sinner. 5. VIBRY, DOBwedd pdthi-dhi, 8. 983 pdtana, s. Falling, descending, nodding, as in sleep. pétho-nidhi, s. The sea or ocean. T. B. 933 pdtara, |53)] ) ]?CZCZ(Z, s. A foot. 2. a quarter. 3. A play, a hill at the foot of a mountain. drama, or dance. X}'a'é’tffi%o, pop) an actress, 4, aray 5. theroot of a tree. 6. the foot dancer. ST, oo eSS % to act a play, of light. or line of a stanza. 7. the line of a hymn to dance. or stanza of the rig veda. ¥oBT=, Fomeens 8. wo3°¢ pdtdla, s. Hell, the infernal an ornament for the feet or toes. pYat] a regions under the earth, and the abode of the Shudra, born from the feet of Bramha. o1} Ndgas or serpents. Tooey QU g serpent- o @ 20, ITTE a shoe. 3 9] w:;) ®3 g kick. deity. 2. a titan, giant. 593 Bw¥ the dust of the feet. ToB TRY BT 0. VIBTYARTB, WozeYeed pdtdla- to take the dust from the feet of another and garadi, pdtdila-bhédi, s. A drag to rub it on one’s head, as a child his parent’s catch things under water. when returning from a journey, &e. in token A.C. D98, WO pdti, pddhi, s, A of respect. ) P e 5] wu.é a foot like a lotus. por) basin round the foot of a tree. T A3 g foot-stool. oW 02Ew, FT HBEW to take hold of a person’s feet, as a mode of s. 7338%3)3;9 pdtivratya, s Chastity. 8. Do8.F pu’tukd, s. Falling, frequently expressing submission or reverence. T B or habitually disposed to fall. B8Ry the toes. I8 W3 a foot rope for horses or cattle. 8. Vo8 pa’tm, s. A play, drama, comedy, a‘“:aoficg 3 the great toe. T8 I, T tragedy. 2. a dance. 3. the channel or 3TTFR Wl g shoe latchet. o Doww course of a river. 3,73 to dance. 33‘33 @7 the extremity of the feet. the instep. 2. the heel. 3T &3 gne who '53&75\), Xje»:ef)m@.)ofl&"d) dancing girls’ ES ) ¥ B takes or steals any thing with his feet. por-tad 3<% one scene or act in a play. ziaifij 73‘-@)';&5 a kibe or chilblain, a sore or ulcer on dancing and cutting ome’s self, as some the foot. devotees do in a frenzy. 8. D9 pd’tl’(l, adj. Worthy, fit, suitable, S. To8eso0d pdda-chdri, s. A person on s. A tame parrot. ;3@5?) foot, a foot soldier. icapable, adequate. %S unworthy. 28,3 a worthy person. 2 Se %’DCS:) p(idapa, s. A tree. a king’s prime minister. T3 23, worthy of A. C. D03 pddara, s3] s. Adultery. a gift. .8 ¥33); commendable. Tee)8, T 200 an adulteress. partate} @ to commit % g worthiness. adultery. 8. o3 Kofi‘%d pdtra-samskdra, s . D83 pddarasa, S Quicksilver, The current of a river. mercury. %3, FWTS quicksilver broken. T 8. '@'D% pdtre, s. A vessel in general; a TOE T killing or breaking quicksilver. plate, cup, jar. 2. a sacrificial vase or vessel, TTIT ¥R a mercurial pill. comprising various forms of cups, plates, 3. a dancing D. o8B0 pddari, s. Any European cler- spoons, ladles, &c. so used. girl or actress. gyman or missionary. S. 0D pa’d(u‘i, s. The trumpet flower. 8. fiu?‘jjg?{m@ pdtré-samitha, s A s. D058, Dowed pdddta, pdddti, parasite, a person constant at feasts, but good for nothing else. s. A foot soldier. 0. o8 pddi, s. The basin round a tree 8. VG, VIPRYY pdtha, pdthassu, 2 s. Water. for watering it. 2. [@] a road, way. 646 AN =ITAN) Thady sion ot C. VI pddu, s. The basin round a tree ful conduct. % B3I g catise of sin. AL - 2. a garden bed, a bed for plants. < oz the distress occasioned by sin. (1 N 0 8, WOBT, WOBR pdduke, pdduge, 0. o3 pdpate, s. The parting of the ly ‘Wooden shoes. T TR worship paid to hair on a female’s forehead. TxE Ve &3) &S’ Pt the wooden shoes of mendicants and other o © CESIAAY 22 =2 a kind of head ornament, suspend- ! dl h sacred persons. ed on the forehead, from the parting of the g 02\ hair. UeR 8 D, FewEyR (18D o to part the 8. @-Dz;j? pddya, s. Water for washing ter, 3, the feet hair on the forehead. | aray c. wonBeaq pdpard-balli, s. The S oY) ]MC’?MZ, s. Drinking. 2. T B. [ | the foo creeper cucumis® Madraspatanus. ] life. S8 32T drinking spirituous liguors. ahymn FS Angdy a dram-shop, a place where peo- R fiyo:@pg?éa pdp()’su, s. A kind of shoe ple drink together. ©; F2T0n food, drink, worn by brahmans, 2 3330 a shoe that &c WS 5T, does not turn up at the point. Fwg3R FoForwd W33 728 a drinking vessel. b T a shoe with a long hooked point. B0d MY 30 a drinker, tippler. 3 ik oo™ a shoe that admits but a small por- (s i 8, O3F pdnraka, s. The cooling drink tion of the foot. A9= & ~22n eR ™, 6383 B3 FoZe made from jaggory and water mixed. 2. b o %0 g shoe which makes much noise in walk- the expressed juice of the sugarcane. («ilE} ing. ereonTeR WeRpi™ g shoe with a small il (sl D. fia;i&fg, “35:3;’)*’&% péna-patya, point. bt} f 18, pa’na—pa,l‘ %, s. A gold ornament worn on R T pdma, s. A cutaneous eruption, 7 L the head of females. 2. a present of betel, itch, scab. ToavS diseased with itch. nutmegs, cloves, &c. um{e of [ 5 5. T pdmara, adj. Ignorant, stu- C. oS8 pdnavatta, s, The base of the 2. wicked. 8. vile, low, base. pe I pid, foolish. ope 101 linga. #3508 &S low, ignorant, or weak people. ? ot foe C. @'333&)3 pdniya, s, Water. 2. pota- TSI ignorance, rudeness, WWaly bles. Tedeod 325 g place where water is ) £ C. D pdmari, s. A woman employed given to travellers and passengers gratis. to watch paddy fields. e T ¢ on pd’])d, s. A child.. 2. a doll or J H. 37930 ])d?/'l, s. A foundation, o3 [ puppet. 3. the reflection of objects on the &g the foundation of the house Do) o e T . oty p-srlent) ;:?ééjfi 2J om Jer o1 pupil of the eyes, also called ¢z &0 is not right. TR S1T YVTegrRA T io:flo % a young child. g the way you did that business is not pro- o o1 8. DO pdpa, s. Sin, transgression, ini- per. v k@ to dig a foundation. quity, wickedness, crime, guilt. adj. Vile, H. Do83:5°0 pdyakdri, s. A tempora- malignant, mischievous, destructive. This ry tenant employed to cultivate the lands of e word is also used as an interjection, denoting pitd Iy a village and who is in general allowed a compassion, what a sin! what a pity! poor larger share than the settled inhabitants. oot thing ! &c., as, T8 7Y, BBy, Wyoh B33 T F0F the above employment. poor thing! do not scold your daughter-in- gkiflf&fi H. 270003599 pdyamdli, s, A remis- law. TeW ©T;T3Yy 00T V& what a sin ! do sion in taxes made to a farmer on account of ol @ W AT g sinful act not abuse strangers. L.]J el or deed. - =D CESEY] 08, I ~ D a the depredation of an enemy. IaFed,, Fed, I ® sinner. 8. DT, 1330'53?\7“%59 pdyasa, FoBprIw 3 the extirpation of sin. clore o Paw et P-SEOLS) p(Zyassdmw, s. An oblation of rice, milk, 3)k% the abounding of iniquity. ToW Bweony, WD and sugar. noes g depraved nature. F3»3 to contract or commit sin. whaod o TN Eael.dte) H. W2000°3 pdi-khdne, 5. A privy. el 7.:"\), B 53s L0223 N wwom;jo% I @), TN BwRSIBT, H. Do00&9R> pdyajdme, S. Loose it s} WA & o 3 to forgive, pardon, remit, or absolve trowsers. - = sin, ¥3% %)% an ominous planet. P < ) A. 0. Do00TY pdi-dala, s, Infantry, | 4 jilid ill-gotten wealth. PSrEY) ei, TR ISFS sin- foot soldiers. . ey 64 { s WJ-'\OVD b= ae H, 200059 pdidd, s. Profit, advantage '@' ToRS paravata, s. A dove, pigeon. ain. i smyonre ot ) pdrdvatdnghri, A. C. DO pdyu, [men] ¢ To pass, The heart-pea ford et through or over 2. to gore, toss DTS T, WO TO W0 pdrdvira, 3. to strike against T80 BN to cross; ford et over by, or through parapara, s. The sea or ocean. OG0 pdyu, s The anus. 8. TyoeTonE pdrdsharya, s. Vydsa, son of ¥T3T, S. R0 para, s. The further or opposite bank of a river. S IC) 8. Wo0TV0Z pdrikdnkshi, s. One who 2. the end, extremity F3B devotes his days to devout contemplation, an T IR 9 make pass or cross over. W, F3T T\f%”d to get through or over a diffi- ascetic or religious mendicant cul w Sk® to try and get over or S. WO0LS puryata, s. One of the trees through a thing VTFTT, 32T boundless, of paradise. 2. a tree of that name immense 8 3089 on that side. T nod D DS "30 pdritathya, s. A trinket FUT work completed worn on the fo1 ehead where the hair is parted. 8. WOCOA S pdrangata, s, One who has 8. Trops o%ffpampani/zz/»a,s A robber, seen to the end of a thing or place, or fully thief, highwayman. &, 9 a foe acquired a science 8. ‘b*‘c*’ S. DoToRdRN, DOToBAS })a/zplava, s. Trouble from param- for Clg]l invasion. parya, pdramparya, s Traditional 8.0 3) pdribhadra, s. The coral tree 1nstruction, tradition 2. continuous order erythrina fulgens the margosa tree. or succession DOTA pdraga, See . S. Do0ePAT pdribhdshika, adj. Tech- nical > VTR pdrana, s. A doud S A. 0. DB pariya, adj. Soft, delicate, oo m parane, s. Eating after a fast bland 00803 S pdratantrya, s. Subser vience, slavery, dependence. S, DodIIT® ©) par wyatra, s. The name of a mountain S. DT parada, s. Quicksilver T. B. 2005, DoURY, ™ O[99, VO 8. WIVRIVHET pdramdrthika, s. One “ b5 O3 pdrivdla, pdrivala, pdrivdna, pd- intent upon another world an upright riea, [#30e3g] s, A dove, pigeon. man, a benevolent man adj. Sincere, true 5. o0 @?0'5 p(t?’lslzza CZC’S/L(I, s. Persia. . DoCBUOBE pdraloukika, adj. Belong- 03D, Ser Bl Jol R Persians ing or relating to the next world 8 'fj.féu\d p(umfia(/a, s. A spectator s %‘Dd;’fig pdrawashya, s. Subservi- ence to, dependence upon another. person present in an assembly, or congrega- 8. D9T%eT pdrashika, s. The kingdom tion. of Persia. adj. Persian, of or from Persia. Do050F pare hdrika, s. A maker of garlands s '@'Dd?&@)fi pdrashwathika, s. A sol- dier or any other man armed with an axe. 8. Do0TeCHE pdrikdrya, s. A brace- let worn by women S. DOONEF pdrasika, See #cbew 0. TY0R 3@)3 pdrasta-kallu, s. S ‘3‘%009 pdrindra, s. A lion The philosopher’s -itone 8. TodeLm paripd, s. One who has seen 9 “ one well S fiadm Sé’adip(u astreineya, s. An to the end of a thing or place Yol PACIOAY €€ thorough know adultenne the son of another’s wife. versed in a science. ledge. 8. DTG0 pdrdyana S. Totality, 2 entireness, completeness Ly reading a sacred . ODSE pdrikshita, s, A king, Ja- book at so much per diem. naméjaya, son of OIE3Y, 648 P & g - Yok e ore, pigen AL 0 p(t’)'u, s. A pent roéf. 2 a s. Do 3q pdrshva, s. Aside. 2. apart. boat. R R o [} nghi, S]end, extremity. 4. a 3. the body below the arm-pit. ';3'5%:5?‘ 387, b} ? 2 car or chariot of the gods, sometimes serving S 7% a person who is near one. WY ng Virdudr, as a seat or throne, and at other times carrying the right side. o8 T T the left side. ¥ F them through the skies self-directed and self- TN I S’ IR ~ Y to speak in one’s favour. moving. o a desert or an empty place. ) @’D’f)\’«:—d pu’i".fi/’&(ldd, s. A spectator, a 5, Ty, 0> Sk B@ to transport. person present in a congregation or assembly. A. C. 9T pdru, v To look, seck for. D%F One who 2. [®98-] to fly, flee, escape. 3%, a bird s. fio%a’c‘ pdrshni, s. The heel. ¥ 7% an enemy in the rear. plation, an which flies. #30% to cause to fly. e o E"deo p(t’?‘:fl,‘fific‘/}/a, s. A name of A G fiatfiaoa)"ej’ pdrumbale, s. The dis- Vishnu, f Tiotrees cus of Vishnu. TCVFD B3 Vishna, C. @‘09 pdrri, s. Method, order. 0. DT 2{8 pdrupatya,s. Management, At il i o superintendence. FTS 7T 4 manager. AVQ }ff'ad_aj pdrru, See F33. irispartal C. o033, DOTIRTIR pdru-mane, T. B. 39TQE & pdrrvand, See thsre. pa’ru-m(l'.l?:ge, s. A gable or pent-roof, S. TOOTF pa’[a/fa, s. A cherisher, preserver, , Anbler guardian, protector. A. C. 9T pdruva, |=ws]s, A brah- man. D. oS pdlaki, |8y%|s. A palankeen. jble fom FowEe NTIBAR a marriage procession with C. Do 3E3, Dodrao &3 pdruvatte, music, the young bride and bridegroom being coral {2 pdruvdta, s. Hunting. 20083 3w to see a hunt. carried in a palankeen. FPVEBRcITEE, the free. tenth stellar mansion, exhibiting the appear- S. ‘bafio&ig pdrushya, s. Abuse, reproach, i Tech- ance of a palankeen pole, scurrilous language, an opprobrious or un- A. C. VYRR pdla-gadalu, s The friendly speech. 2. harshness, severity, vio- delicate milk-sea. TRV WD Lakshini, born from lence,either in deed or word, ©om Ty per- D, the churning of the milk sea. osnal injury, assault, violence of blows. % ) .35 defamation, abuse, violence of words. Jip DAl 8. U3y pdlaghna, s. A mushroom, A0 D8 ]9657’6, 8. A prostitute, harlot, C. 0B pdlade, [mvd]s, A child’s feed- whore. '»9, ffl) 2. a rock, bed of stone. 3 Lmd] a ing vessel. crowbar. i 8. 2203 pdlane, s. Cherishing, protecting, 8. DOBE pdrtha, s. A name of Arjun. nourishing, nursing, preserving, taking care FFFATD Pishnu, the charioteer of Arjun. of. FWIR Inad FeOW to nourish, cherish. Dersiae BT Arjuna’s son. oI a nourisher, protector, guardian. S. "3)’3@&‘?&3 parthiva, s. A Kshatriya. 3293 nourished, FBrkoB) g king. ctatonyd S. 9°0 pdli, s. A rampart. 2. aline. 3. ngregh A. 0. DRE pdroa, [s3] 5. A brahman, a bridge. 3278 3 brahmany woman. C. DO pdlu, s. A share, portion, division P 8. VORI pdrvand, s. A particular fu- or allotment. 20y, 0B to divide into neral ceremony, at which double oblations shares. 2907 5y, to share the price of an are offered ; three cakes to the father, paternal e animal owned by one and reared by another. grandfather, and great grandfather; and three 2. to rear an animal on this condition. 39 to the maternal grandfather, his father, and S vz g farmer who shares with govern- grandfather; and the crumbs of each sent to - seell ment in the produce of the land he cultivates. the remote ancestors in each line. b ) . the a‘aumbdfia, K}E’ij?\d{&) a partner’ sharer. ?A)#_(,’U s wel cake itself. 3, Boged oW, B38T Heen, Ro¥ Feww the far- kot i S, Doe 3]9(1’7”1’(1 i, [daughter of the moun- mer’s share of a crop. Te= Tewn the govern- tain] s. Parvati, the wife of Shiva. #5378 ment or owner’s share of a crop. T BRRd . , i Jou, Ir3eD Kartikéya. to give a share or part. e o is sometimeg 649 4 K N Rt iy e o ) ~ added to cardinal numbers for the purpose of A. C. OB pdvuda, See 33 forming multiplicative numbers ; as, 5929, & 8. W93 pa’s/m, s. A fetter, chain, bond, tie; e quadruple. the string for fastening tame animals, or the A. C. TP pdlu, [=mw]s. Milk. net or noose for catching birds, &c. 2 mn composition with words signifying hair, it C. firuejoé'bgjo, 23 3> pdlu-tutt, denotes quantity ; as, <8 ¥38 much or flow- pdl-tu ttu, s. White vitriol or sulphate of zine. ing hair; in composition with 7 it denotes c. ’b‘o@o;‘b&eéo@g?jpdlu-maqh’jd[a, . beauty; as, ¥ ¥98 a handsome ear; in A red variety of the great millet, composition with @2, and other words, it denotes depreciation ; as, %) #9% a shabby A, C. fir?‘wofia% pdlumaddi, s. A fra- umbrella. grant incense. s. 3% pdshaka, s Dice C. DONDIRT> pdlumdru, ». n. To be weary, indolent, to delay. oW 5282 delay, 6. TOTOBL(T, DoTOre3 pdshd- slowness, tardiness. ]L"IZ(),TLI, pa’sfiu’—ga’ra, s. A cheat, fraudu- A. C. o0 B pdl-gadalu, s. The milk- lent person, inveigler. sea. wee) 30 &0 Lakshmi, sprung from the S. W9 ])(fSILi, s. Varuna, armed with a churning of the milk sea. noose. A. 0. D9 ofi pdl-dene, s. A tender or T. B. D03, DodR pdshike, pdshige, young ear of corn. [#3%] 5. Dice. 8. WoXT pdvaka, s. Agni, the god of s. V9388 pdshupata, s. A Shivite séct fire 2. a saint or person purified by religi- so called. ous abstraction. 8. oS8R pa'va.fige, s. A step or stair, 8. DFDTOR, pdshupatdstra, s. A TFoIBAR T, to erect steps. 2RNE TR kind of arrow which has been charmed. the steps of a tank. WIJ@ FoIVAR the stairs 8. VOBV pdshupdlya, s. The bu- of a house. siness of a grazier. C. VONB, WISV pdvada, pdvede, s c. o3 ]m’S/lé’, s. An aquatic plant. A cloth, garment, petticoat. 2. a tent or S %‘D‘a%@ 9:8 paskchdtya, adj. Western. any halting place. @B w) to put on a s. A Turk. petticoat. s. D903 pdshanda, s. The sect that s. '33’3355 pa’vana, adj. Pure, purified. s denies the existence of god, or which regards Purification. 2. penance. 3. water. self only as god. 2. heterodoxy, infidelity, 8. D9 pcivam', [son of ¥33] s. Hanu- scepticism. ToRoB™, FeBod a heretic, one manta. 2. Bhima. AR who believes that he himself is god, &ec. F330B one extremely devoted to his religion, D. D=8, Dond pdvale, pdvali, The fourth part of a rupee. a warm religionist. s. A stone in c. oD ]JCZU(ZSB, s. An aquatic plant so DOTRM pdshdna, called. general, 2 arsenic in its natural state; A. C. DOSVDAI> pdvddiganu, [=wen some native doctors enumerate 12, and others ] s. A snake charmer. 32 varieties. Tompe 5D, TFomem YoF g c. fia@ P‘ZU% [33] s. A serpent. 2. a mason’s chisel. e ¥)oR g dolt, block- head. quarter of any thing. 3. a weight equiva- ompeedy the state of a stone. Ient to four sears. Ty T a quarter of a A. C. o%E3 pa’sazfz', s. Likeness, corres- Teer. ©T P psIMesArY ata) w5» 33 six rupees weight. pondence, equality, proportion. 3 three rupees weight. o not to be able, not to be adequate to, not T. B. OYR pdvuge, [#3%%3]s. Wooden to be equal to, in beauty, &c. D3 PIRBTA o shoes, 38 ©g S you are not equal to Rama. 650 o, o PP ’33055 < A c. OB pdsdle, s, An earthen vessel C. DoAY pingalisu, v.a. To effect. , bond, tie; with a long mouth, a Ziju or goglet. 6. DOTO B pingdni, s. China ware of any als, or the G 2 in ALCL -S-D?\i) 1)(28?6, ['oEalifJ v. a. To spread kind, as plates, cups, saucers, &c., but espe- out, diffuse, extend. adj. Fetid, stinking, bad. cially a plate. %ormeed 223 g China cup, mug, y Tair, 1t or basin. b or flow o e v _pd’&?, s. A kind of grass. It denotes T B, @'D’? pdla, [¥»v] s, The forehead. 8. bowog pingdksha, s. Shiva, witha ear; i C. fi'?%f p({!a, s. A bar, lump, or mass of tawny eye. words, it metal. 5] e an ingot. oo’ oY a large 4 €. HoXs pingu, [%075] v. @. To retire, 2 shably piece of iron attached to the native harrow. retreat, go back. 2. to be exhausted or soak- FwOr Te¢ jron attached to the sowing ma- ed in. LonT without returning or retiring chine. B33 3¢ an ingot of gold. C. DORS pingu, s. Green or unripe fruit. C. 1332,53 P(fld«-’i, s. Spying, lurking, lying S . 1/1/) i Q0TS pinchha, s. A peacock’s tail. in wait, as a thief, &c. 3¢ SwrB to lurk, S. 20022 pinja, s. Cotton. 2. turmeric. 8. i, fade Spy. oY 2BEW to trace, as a thief, Y8 killing. 7T g spy, watcher. 8. 0T, oY pinjare, pinjala, s. witd 4 8. fy:@jofia pdlaya, s. An army. A tawny or reddish yellow. adj. Tawny or 8. "333? péf,ll', s. Row, range, line. 2. sport, reddish yellow. st fun, gaiety, hilarity. 3. theedge of a sword, A. 0. oD pimjar, s . Silver. 30%20 B3 e3 knife, &c. 4 e a mark, spot, stain. 5. the Shaia’s abode, a silver mountain. tip of the ear. 6. the haunch or hip. 7. the pifg etk bank of a lake or reservoir, C. DOXDR, dox® pinjariga, pinjala, s. A kind of bird. 8. 99T pdlika, s. The lobe of the ear. 5 A C. LOLVBWOR pinjari-rdga, s. A di- A 0L f)’DGja pélu, [22%] 5. Ruin, waste, sease affecting cattle. desolation, destruction. =% I a house in ruins. 3% JwsS an unwashed face. C. 2023 pinjdra, s. A cotton beater. e boe $0%20 822 the basket into which cotton is c. DY, DoY), DY pdle, pdie- beaten. o TB Ve g cotton beater’s bow. v, pileya, s. See e, 2. the coun- 802338 Jwel g stout coarse kind of thread. steltl try under a petty chieftain. 3. thesuburbs 023283 T the catgut string of a cotton of a city. FoYred g petty chieftain. beater’s bow, {h ab € fia@q.f)o pdleya, s. A halting place. c. 2023 pingi, s. The outer part of a win- dow or door-wall. gds A. C. DO paldvu, See oo Loty A. 0. £08° pinju, [%o=] v. a. To hatchel, A. c. ‘b’a§og7\’o® pdl-dégula, s, A dila- o, 006 pidated temple. card, teaze, pull out, as cotton. ©TFRTy a \ G %ot to hatchel cotton. OB ERTYy N to - G A Q. fio%gfi pdl-mane, s, A house in hatchel wool. if:’m: ruins. S. 2088, pinjiusha, s. The wax of the c. fia@‘g pdlya, See H¢ch, n ear. A. C. 20B>% pinkuli, s, Morose or harsh i(4] . 20 pinje, s. The end of a cloth plaited language. oS or drawn together in folds Doty T 8.- DOR pinga, s. A tawny colour, b 3wt I3y ® to plait folds in and put on a A. C. 20RT pingude, adv. Behind, in the A lower cloth. %0&0 #98 the plaits of a cloth rear. tucked in behind. Swode the front plaits A. C. 0RO pingalu, s. Eventide, even- of a cloth. 20%0% the hind plaits of a cloth. ing. = < . dor pinda, s. A lump, heap, cluster, b 8. DORY pingala, s, The fifty-first year quantity, or collection, 2. a bhall, globe. 3. &) of the Hindu cycle of sixty. 2. a tawny co- a mouthful, or a roundish lump of food, con- lour, 4. an sidered as equivalent to a mouthful. 0 T — K oYes B QoF [0y oblation to deceased ancestors; as a ball or Indicus. &% Fewdd, ¥ 73 the note of the A lump of meat or rice mised np with milk, cuckoo. ] curds, flowers, &c. 5. a gift in honour of C. DFEeRBE pikali-gita, s. An idol A deceased relations, 6. the feetus or embryo, car resembling the tower of a temple gate- in the early period of gestation. 2oBRRTI, 4 way. for 20Bwe8,8 the formation of the feetus. S E3) o3 8. TIP3 pikavardhana, s. A crow. 20w the feetus to grow. cad 8oy the 05 feetus to move about. &Jcéii_ )6 WD the p . 8wy pikilu, v n. To burst through 10 undue tension. feetus to quicken. 0@ men and beasts, as L83 By a burst bag of [ born from the womb. 303 83y, V0B V& corn. »%&ToM g jacket which has burst. % 9 o9 P02 © o = o, a. To burst. to take a mouthful of food. VOB WR to cast (s part of the offering to the manes, into a ri- C. ot B3 pi/t/ca_ta, adj. Overflowing, full Tt ver, for fish, &c., to eat. LOTAW to place an or bursting from the increasing size of what [ offering for the manes before a company and is contained. worship it. om m® to distribute part of Lo [5) G, ol it in alms. C. 338‘& pikki, adj. Weak, impotent. timid, diffident, cowardly. 4, o g diffi- i S. 2039028 pinddita, adj. Perfect, well, dent disposition. 2 Q0T 2 3 T ps A2 3&%%030350 a e correct. LoFINETON YY), LoBIMNBTIA JTF weak man. 2 a timid man. BN to cast an image in a proper state, B or to do it nicely. B 23538 pikku, (%3] v.a. To sepa- C. 203 pindi, [»o2] s. A bundle, parcel, rate, to put asunder. 2. to pluck or gather, as flowers. ] 3 o 2 burden. S8 2o g bundle of betel leaf. = %Y to disentangle or separate the hair. ®8 %Y to separate cotton. 1 &R 202 g bundle of cloths. Dot T to tie fi up a parcel or bundle. Lok TR to Iay a C. 3)3’3% pi/{/iu, s. Evasion, unintelligible L burden on an ox, cart, &c. Pobr Br, Fags deceptive speech. 2. fault-finding. to carry a burden. 2ok ¥¥R to let down a 0. DT OR, DTAYT, LTYT pihku- t\ burden. Qi W to open a parcel. liga, pikkulika, pikalika, s. A kind of f 8. DoBT pindika, s. The nave of a wheel. bird. P 8. Dod &3 pindi-kharjira, s C. 3)7\’%))8'% piga,lafl”]fi, s. A small black Dates in lumps. bird with red feathers under the tail. { A. C. o pindu, [&od] s, Mass, collec- C. DRITY piguru, s. A kite or hawk. o § tion, heap, accumulation, drove, herd. 8. degov pickanda, s. The belly. eod tr fi@gd to be collected, accumulated, assembled. © a pot-bellied man. A. 0. 208, 203>, 0B, HoTH pinte, 3 H. 22598 pichddi, See vevo. pintu, pinde, pindu, adv. Afterwards, G. DeFOD pichdna, s. Abed, bremd @ b subsequently, behind. 2. formerly, before. ¥ to lay out a bed. aflffijojofiacé‘ommg%@;dy&dfia;fiu\m they said it is wonderful, there never was the like in the H. 32590330300 pichdriyavary, s universe before. Lo8rB» to take back. 2o Persons who quilt old rags and sell them. 23 the hind part. 808 W to come behind, C, 8. He3d, eFaBw picku, pichu-tila, to follow. 208323 which followed. Lo s. Cotton. to stay behind ; to remain, be left behind. %o 0 8. 2eFT piclzu/ca, s. The plant Vangue- DY to leave behind. 308 T young or B ria spinosa. unripe fruit. 20TFIN to shoot behind or ffl after. 8. 2233008 pichumanda, s. The bead 13 tree, Melia azadirachtah. 0. 203 pinne, s. An earthen basin or dish. C, A. 0. DoAY pim-bagalu, s Eventide, s. e300 pichula, s. The tamarind tree. { evening. s. HeF &8 pichchata, s. Lead. 2. tin. I B. ?.)g pi/fia, s. The Indian cuckoo, Cuculus A0 3&835; 3¢9 pichchavana, s. Flesh, C, 652 9 ) 9 \ oJUS o 3 Rt L 9 eof the A.C 038\75&"3/\ pichehavuniga S into two branches, shoots, &c. o) 0 3390 g Nirruti, who eats flesh cloven finger 28 I3 a cloven mangoe An idd] S A. C. D23 Q) QR pichehalipu, 3,080 pithara, pithari, s. A ple gat pichchalisu, v, » To shine or spread pot or pan. forth, as light or radiance A0 28 pidi, [22] 5. A female elephant. . A eror, 2. the grasp ah andle, haft, hilt adj ¢ 203 pzcfickz, adj. Foolish, delirious through oJ 9 5 9 Feminine L o obstinate. wi‘, DBRRYY mad. s. Insanity, madness = EVAPSRPSY ) 3 2 to to take hold of, seize, hold U 0ag 0 % o g foolish or mad man. L 7 become mad or deranged i, ¥ i HOES pidiche, s. A handful. c. D23 F plcncflz/L., s. The dung of sheep, AL G DER pzd’bg&, s. A strong, powerful ng, 1 rats, birds, &e. man. C il a 20830208 pichchulkunté-jdti, A. C. QTR pidugu, s. A thunderbolt s. A das» of mendicants. c. D3I T8 pini-dlada-mara, ent 9 c. O3S pichche, s I'hp stone of some s. A variety of the banyan tree g diff fruits 2. a berry defect in measure or A. . Dedes pipilu, s A woman’s long weight. adj. Foolish qu insane. BT3B 9 hair. 2 a tamarind stone %5 ¢ kD g deficient LoD seer, 0-4\,'! ©¥8 defective measure oy:n % 3 [C 7 S. oJM“S% pinyika, s. The caked sedi- To s [ 1, 252% ment of seeds from which oil has been ex- defiuent weight 0“3 ° ¥ o€, & 7 (W0 a weak @ pressed athely Oor 1nsane mind. = P ety gamp resembling S. o) 9 gparite marbles. Q @QQ, 9302 a TOT, S R wRcy 0B pitdmaha, s Brumha the = to throw marbles 9, VT ;v\ 70 £0 become foolish. great progenitor 2. one who originates a (=3 I'"LC(“ ligth e H. 235983 pichhddr, s The hind part D, HTo3D pztum, pituvari, s Lerane =4 a horse’s heel rope ES) 0ed Intnoue plot, treason, deception. ikhu the strap of the heel rope which goes on the 3 8.2 S DT, 1T pitri, pitara, pite, find U foot of a horse. s. A father 2. the manes, or the deceased S. &ed pzcnkc/&/&z, s. The gum of the silk and deified progenitors of mankind inhabit- 9 I ek cotton tree p the tail of a peacock. 3 a mng apecuhar region or heaven AT Sa crest. present made on the behalf of ancestors ) 8, 3T a cemetery, a place where dead bodies S. 035 O] j’)lc]z]lc While, s. The silk cotton tree are burned or huried w@’ Ih 3 like a father. §u W ] 2 a father’s place G 06 puia, s. A basket for holding grain SES wae) a father’s mother. 5] & twilight a sort of granary made of bamboos or canes evening, a)*"q) nRod endangering a father 8. VT pzta/ca, s. A basket ; a large basket 3y o worship of P ¥ or receptacle of basket work for keeping the manes by oblations of water, food, &c. grain, &c 3. a @8,J3 a paternal uncle LF) T eT, 0.-3 w,osra a granary 2. a pimple a father’s sister a O] ) 5 a & )Jué 03 the day of box, trunk, or chest the new moon 1, 9 on which it rises invisibly, C RN pile-prte-gonagu, and on which offerings are made to the [l][(y v. n. To mutter or grumble when dissatisfied manes of ancestors or vexed 28 L8 wa"J an incantation which 3 3 8. 3 prtta, s. Bile, the bilious humour- 1s muttered, & WS the oozing of matter g'lt’ &% a plant adapted to remove hile, moon from a digested sore. seed, monispermum glabrum. 8 h;gd a oa ea il OB 2 peitu, | 5,] s M 1, flour. bilious fever. C. D8 JA@RJLDojao pittu-pidugane- D. H3 U8 pittalita, s Cheating; wheed- SAYU, v. 0. To die without a strugele as i ling, defraudin dishonest dealing by lightning &/. 5. D3 @, L0 @ pittali, pittdli, [w= i} %] s. Brass, it (el u-»aj pitie, adj. Forked, cloven, divided 653 = e 3);@ A &\aea A s. 3.)?/)9 pitrya, s. A father’s elder brother. A. C. DOT0D piriyaru, s, Elders, seniors b il ancestors, 8. é’wm{oé’ pitsanta, s A bird. T.B. 8. 23 pidhdna, s. A sheath, cover, lid, 0. BBD5938, LOD50R piri-dshe, piri- [2¢ wrapper. dse, s. Covetousness, avarice. A, 8. 23T pinadd/m, adj. Clothed, accoutred, A. c. 2DRB pirwidi, adv. In order, me- {ia dressed. thodically. (1A 8. DJIOT pina'lm, s. The bow of Shiva. H. D3350 D piryddi, s. Complaint. ® 0 &3e¥ Shiva. BRFAHS g plaintiff. PoIwerdg I to make s S. 33}‘501%?0 p’ina'/cini, s. The river Pennar » 3 a complaint. (R which rises near Nundydroog and flows into C. HT) pirre, s. The posterior. &55 ) ned [t the sea near Nellore. the buttocks or posteriors. hflt Y 8 33"53:’)\3’_33 pipatishattu, s. A bird. C. 235%3 33:30 pilli, ])ille, s. A silver orna- 0 8 8. DAY, bR pipdsita, pipdsu, ment worn on the toes. 7%, %8 a silver (i izl S i nirst. ady. Thirsty. ring worn on the little toe. 3330 2§ a silver MY ring, with small bells, worn on the toe next 8. DeOF pipltlike, s. A large black ant. [¢7 to the little toe. S. 3)35@) pzppala, s. The holy fig tree, (HA Flicus religiosa. s. HIoA pishanga, s. A tawny colour. i S. 3&?’3@ pippali, [%3,9] s. Long pepper. adj. Tawny. A ( S. dYeeF pZ'Sfia'cfid, s. A demon, evil KA. 3.)333 PIppl; [%%] s. The pith of wood. } E 2. chewed sugar-cane. spirit, fiend, or malevolent being, always des- cribed as malignant. %% a female imp. 2. G, A. ©. DYy pippu, [%%] v.a. To hatchel, open, card, tease, or disentangle, as cotton, &ec. a person possessed. 3. a demon. 0%, B 0 8 . 3323 g deceased brahman supposed to walk the 237-:)) 29?.]9[% s. A freckle, pock, mark. earth in the form of a demon. 8007 3 g G, Y D. LTON pirangi, s. A great gun or can- deceased Mussulman in the form of a sprite, non 2. a Frank or European. and supposed to be the most tenacious in his ) G, A. 0. DD piri, [0®] adj Great, large. “ attacks. gor 5% gn imp which tells its d old, ancient. 3. much. v.n. To separate possessor where any thing desired is. 2. to become dis- (, one’s self from another. C. 2% pishi, s. The down or nap on the joined or separated into branches. 2. a sliver rough or wrong side of cloth. ])1 C. JOT piriki, s. Dread, horror, terror. adj- on boards. 3. roughness on paper. 3 2oE+EI diffidence, Diffident, timid, modest. ]l il 8. 233 pishita, s. Flesh. ¥2533 a giant eat- modesty, timidity ing flesh. i s Aq A. C. DD piritini, s. A spirit, demon, 8. DB pishuna, s. A tale-bearer, spy, in- C, 3 devil, imp, hobgoblin. 288ac3wey,, BTDERY, former. 2. a cruel or wicked man. VBT, Shiva, lord of the imps. D LBIES tale-bearing, mischief-making. A. C. 2)6’*?)’3)6533 piridappdyu, s. A C, 8. W, pishia, s. The meal or flour of any great age. of thing that is ground. 2. lead. & =, % ameal cake. o3 A. C. 2B piridu, adj. Great, large, big, lf huge, important. 0B ¥, an important g, OO 25@ pishta-chakra, s. A sort of B¢ affair, round cake with a hole in the middle. 04 A. €. 2V T, LOT02ONVD piri- 8. %3, %e33 pishtapachana s. A boiler, o dunpnuvava, piridumburava, s. A seether, saucepan. 0 glutton, a great eater. S. 3.)'&—)\‘; 5’%pz’5/z_ta’ta7m, s. Perfumed pow- es- bl A. C. HBDHDD piripiriyu, . a. To un- der for scenting rooms, garments, &c. W string, as beads. pecially the scented dust which the Hindus A; Q. 2365’)356_ piri-akka, s. An elder sprinkle over each other at the 26 or Spring sister. feast. C, =, 9\ <1 e Bldens, senir A. 0. JRB> pisuku, [22%] v a. To or fibrous part of plants and fruits. 2 coir. squeeze or press with the hands, to shampoo. 3. the villous or wrong side of cloth. 225 T, B. DRI pisuna, [+%3]s An inform- In a stringy mango. PKFAT to be stringy i+(ale, pir 2. a miser, or fibrous. | er, tale-bearer, mischief-maker. DR ReYD g Syringe_ A. 0. DT> pisupu, v.n. To shine, be ra- S. 33‘8'&3 ]’)Z’K/Za’, 8. A seat, chair, stool. 2. a I ondery mee diant. LT JTI g shining face. throne. 3. the seat of a religious student, C. HRNT Pisurit, adj. Rough, not smooth made properly of cusa grass, 4. the seat or oplaint, or clear, as a liquid or powder. 2. sticky. residence of a superior spiritual guide, guru, i {) make &)fiaca?\c‘o, 2DRTY VTTIAD to be 1’0ugh or Sticky. or bishop. c. 3‘)—;&1&3@}3 pigtu—éz'_lu, v. 7. To be quite ) 8. DIVDTES, eTT= pitha-mar- o exhausted Dy, WY Ba to carry till ex- dana, pitha-marda, s. A man described hausted. as being peculiarly attached to the class of silver o C. 2N SwRY> pissi-togalit, s. The cuti- women denominated B3, 2. acatamite. 4 g silver cle or outer skin. 8. & B pithi, 5. A large throne. N Y 2 asilver 8. %3 pikita, adj. Covered, hidden, con- ;\J {hetoe next cealed. 8. 2¢¥F plthike, T.B. 28T pltike, 1ed® L to read s. A preface, preamble. C. 3’?@8?%@2‘53 pila-pila-kannu-bi- Ay o 0 ol the preamble, &:8F< 228w to write a preface. du, . n. To stare, glare. H. 203 pidi, s. Generation. 3% oA for A, C. 3)‘}’?@3 _pi_l'illé, v. 2. To let fall from the Qe ¥ three generations. 22 12TN, VRTT LD hand. always & in lineal descent, from generation to genera- ) tion. ale imp. C. dF oRwed, 1Y oRWgD pillangd- 59 0 0% 4 v, pillan-golavi, s. A fife. 8. 33333, SEPS }n’d(?, Pl,dmld, s. Vexation, towalk pain, suffering, anguish. ARBW to teaze, im- Elxe L] c. 3)’5;?23?\113%3 0d> pillapisara-kdi, s. portune, vex, torment. 928 vexed, teazed, Asparagus racemosus. annoyed. 2% the act of teazing. VB B pofa 51"/1'5['9’ acions i ! I C. DY O pilldri, s, Ganésha, the god of 33, to be in anguish or pain. ARBL WA to »igb tf'Hs ' 1§ difficuities, be relieved of pain. \ 9 I € 8, 8] S. 3)35 pl’td, s. Yellow, the colour. 2. part. 5@, &@“@&&% pilli, pille, Drunk. 282003 g yellow cloth. 2g30NT p 0 the pille-pisike, s. A child. ©% ¢ a babe. a shver 738 Krishna, wearing such a garment. B2 30; a female child. Rom 309{, a male I child. 8. ST, &Qé’dj; pita-ddru, pita- gl gt A. C. DY pillu, s. Flesh. dru, s. A sort of pine. 8. 2083 pltana, s. The hog plum, Spon- C. ‘i)';?e e300 pillé-kdi, s. Rafters of a e 90 dias mangifera. 15 ! pent roof joined at equilateral triangles. AT c. &@" a3, pillé-juttu, s. A small lock 8. 2‘335@‘@‘3‘% pita-léha, s. Yellow brass, i queen’s metal, or a mixed metal resembling pf of hair either before or behind the long lock gold. ERYILE i left on the crown of the head of males, 8. LeTTORT> N ) pita-wdsassu, s, A yellow H. 20T G0 plkaddni, s. A spittoon. garment. s Am 2 Krishna, as wearing one. (1 1l 3 C. D N pil T, 28T Yy plhu, piki-kollu, 8. e8 plti, s. A horse. 1A s,?\ . @. To pluck up, root up, eradicate ; to wrest S. 2)35 ]71,”0, adj. Fat, bulky, corpulent. 2. out of another’s hands. 2. to turn out of a broad, wide, large. el el e situation or employment. DFOURES, LTS S. 33;;‘3?5 pz’nasa, s. A cough or catarrh. 2 o b s, ¢ wrangling, trouble, difficulty. DRFTIR to a cold affecting the nose. i wrangle, quarrel. b o ¢. DEITVRPY plnasa-pivu, s, The poly- h“Ol /s C. 233 ;,’«3, Eggec"pz'c/zu,p{ju, 8. Thestring ¢ pus in the nose. 6 00 —— 9\ TS oD S T, B. DA NS, See 3(IT e 0% punja, s. A heap, quantity, collec- P =00 8. S0 Q; pmodnz, s. A cow with a full tion. Yo R, YoRNRY. ) wh.u,rd 2 to amass, collect, and distended udder. 1nibe f H. o..)oo\, ) robust, hale 20300 pipe, pipdi, s. A cask C. OX punja, adj Stout B or vessel e oy WD o ) © 2 a stout br)d) TYoTE30 g hale or robust man - og)C e =9 Vot W A to be stout or robust. s, LR, piyisha, s. Ambrosia, nec- W tar, the food of the gods. A. C. Yo&® pumu, [=e=] s, A cock (B wo'd o3> punda, pundu, dj A. C. 20D piru, [%] v a. To suck in § drink in, as the earth does water, &c Mischievous, quarrelsome, wicked Rorned ] a fornicator, adulterer, a licentious, depraved Al C. o.)°8§3_ pir chu, ». a. To draw or and wicked character 0B an adulteress 5, suck in. 0383, womet mischievousness, wickedness { C. DoUE BT, ewse pirla-dévaru Dyome il 23 t9 do mischief. RomeBFy NWA) jm’lu, s. An image in the form of a hand to reform, abandon bad habits worshipped by Mussulmans at the Mohurum S. 8 3 = cBOeT pundfu'//m, s. A white lotus. C. e 30T pu'la mard, s. The guava 2. the elephant of the south east quarter. 3. tree. a tiger, leopard 4. a white umbrella, one 0d ]nll s. Casting lots DROR T to \,w.&fa%:( ?, Yo of the insignia of royalty. G, ast lots. 2 a peacock, a peacock’s feather. 0¥ 3¢3, a name of Vishnu, whose eyes ar 3. a7 cab 2c@: ®8 7% an umbrella of peacock’s compared to the white lotus. I feathers 2¢O Rexy & s. A cat’s eye Yiithe C. 3 pundi, s. The name of a plant, of eyes or stars in a peacock’s tail / which the leaves are used in curry, and the S. s. A tree so called. 2. an I > pilu, stalks reduced to a coarse fibre, or hemp, of [ elephant which sackcloth or gunny is made. FoBg 2= S. \ (SI{IP) e& pilu-parni, s, A plant so the seeds of it, used with curry and also mix- C, termed ed with some other seeds to make oil. EVEIEN 8. XV pwara, adj Fat, large S e] ? the leaves of it, used as a vegetable o C, d a cow with a large and distended udder &R 230 the fibres of it, used as hemp. oy The fibres or villi of 02, Foag 9 a small cord made of it. S C. D1 pisu, s (. C. oBIRIP D> pundu-mdtu, s. Anob- plants, fruits, cloth, &c. 3%)3 2 the down { B3RS Ve %ene, filthy speech, a falsehood, lie. or nap on the wrong side of cloth. a %0 the fibres or strings in some frui as S. oj e "’)6 pundra, pundraka, tr AN hon/on al mark made on the forehead mangoes, or on the shells, as of some cocoa- nuts 2= IR to he villous, fibrous, or with ashes, &c o p] a red variety of the com- f mon sugarcane stringy. &) %08 a triple horizontal mark on the forehead made with ashes. S. 030325 plla]L(I, s. The large black ant. AE. o.)°°°7< pzhge, s. Lineage, generation, ) ®cB) 90 a person wearing such a secta- rian mark C. line of deacent 3R a descendant. oWIgF %oB) the perpendicular sectarian marks. t 8. YOV pzm/&]t(l, s. The concave end of . an arrow that rests on the string. 2. the oB)FNI pundraka-dhwani, s. C, i Yo S Yo The younger Pdndu prince’s conch feathered part of an arrow. I arrow upon arrow S. uzy%’a pundrékshu, s. White su- i S. garcane. RoB ) FY FwToBd Kdma, having a 9o F RS punkhi-bhita, ady bow made of the white sugarcane. £ Cramped, crowded, thickse TOP— 8. WOAD pungava, adj (in comp.) Ex- AL %opfafl punnpive, [2oedH] s, Full moon ; cellent, preeminent $ An ox S0 Yon = [OFR'~~) I 4 the chief of sages 7 the most cele S. VOO puni ?(IJ(I, See Yy A [ — brated of kings. e S)le D/\é\.@o“} DA TD g pun- A 656 J A 3)oed N nantity, eoll a naga-todi, punndga-vardli, s . The A.C T2 pugisu, v. caus. of %7, To 0 Dass ' name of a tune make enter. 8. ogge3 pum-bhdva, s. The nature of AL O pugu, L&J‘fi)] v a,(_gn To t, robust, bl \ man. ores el to be acquainted with enter by force, penetrate 2. to interfere in W ki the nature of man. any business or matter, to work or labour in fout o any undertaking or enterprise. IR A cock 8. ©O3 O pumshchali, s. A harlot or unchaste woman C. YAB pugudi, s. Moving in the sitting i - pund, posture, as children. =72R 9% to move so. ot YJON puUmsa, s, A man, manhood, viri- ll ltn?{ K 7 lity. A. C. YR3T> pugutaru, v. a. Toenter, ntions, deprae 1 i L fals 8. LOXFII pumsavana, s. The first of to go in to an assembly, &c. 3yn0 8ot hav ing entered the essential ceremonies of Hindu initiation : f a religious and domestic festival, held on the A.C w’”@%{, pugulakki, s. A wild mother’s quickenin cock, Phasianus gallus 18 A. C. YA pugulu, s. The note of the 5, At WON Q pumstwa, s. Manhood, virility cuc]\oo 28 | e, 3 %oH3, sWOHI a superior or very excellent man /\og QR puguli, pugali, s The (e Ul anus. ¥R 3w a pain in the anus t5Tab) c. YTY, q\,»)%fg pukali, pukuli, s The anus. ¥R 8¢8, RYrowr I3 an irritation of the anus. phose o83 ITove BEF g catamite passive. YRR BRIT 1. u\fiod YT, YTO0, TS pu- & a catamite active. of apl kdra, pukdru, pukdrd, pukdir, s g, and the Rumour, report, alarm, a loud noise. w3 C. YT 02U puggdilanu, s. A vain, e arrogant man. or hemp, 0 » YF0D BB to excite an alarm, raise an e uproar. A.C. YN puggr, [@n]s. Boiled rice, doll, &c. al s e ety C. ‘f% pukka, s. An anvil 2. a tail akwl . 233%> puclzulm, s. Pudendum mu- C. W, WIS pukka, pulkanu, s exetalle ¥ liebre. 2. the force with which any thing A timid, diffident man 2. a coward 1s spit from the mouth TYWTY YRoFI wuna hemp (115 of If C. wfi&_d, A ES VAN pukkate, pu- %0 to eplt out with force or frequency Anob T. B. o~ QJ Ge‘\d y 8 gate, pugase, adv. For nothing, without pucfif’/m lie any object in view, gratis. adj. False, un- X4 Ci Leé Bed, Tyod w@’apuc?gcfiawm, true pl (h'l!l’!f') il %2 apocryphal scriptures. puchchavana, s. anmlmuon trial. ol RTER I g fdeGhOOd 7 WO to come the foreh for nothing T, 8 57 to go for nothing. C. %)Ja-r 9,7 23 Cpuc/’wha?z, puchehari, ol the 2T, 82 %% a cheap harlot T, ER w3 g S. 1\Ixschlef' ev 11 ruin °€J’:. (335 T 9D to e o liax ruin, spoil ‘Yhh C. %23- pllcfic]ll, s. Pudendum muliebre Sl C. @558)3 pU//L(IZZI, s. Cowardice, timidi- ty %% 99N cowardly. S. W puchhchha, s. A tail, the tail or P RE,OMND {9 hehave cowardly hinder part 273 1) the tip of the tail ::\ ) Jhty * il C. YFPRL pukkalisu, » a. To gargle, wfi a scorpion, having poison in its tail. rinse the mouth. 2# @s‘owoo «a"*’ %0 to pluek a fowl, &e. oueh \,%’ ©R VTRIT to rrgnole e ¥ and spit out. 8. 0,8 ])llt[/ s. A folding or doubling of i by A 3375_ pn/L/m/, s. TFear, timidity, cowar- any thing so as to form a cup or concay ity dice 0 pudendum muliebre 3. part. of =T 3 the hands joined asin supplicaticn, or forming a cup 2. apair as T 53 2 ! =27, Having entered REFLY a coward the ears, J'{@) ¥ the eyes, S S the A. C.. YN pugilu, v n. To catch fire nostrils, % <% the lips 3. the roundness -4 A.C. YNRT pugivara, s Ablution or concavity of a horse’s hoof. 4. a page of ,—\cfi bathing J5\§ j)l a book ; the margin or blank space left on a 65 7 4 1 - D \ o {38 o o 53 w &3 -3 page. o« 5,23 the six vacant spaces Teft on a c. DEedwess putu-chirna, s Fine written C‘ld]all leaf. 5. the eye-lid 6. dust or powder. leaping, springing, bouncing. 383 BBy, HUT c. putta, adj mall, little, diminu- ers Y \ow 3, 03 3 bouncing ball %3 leaping like tive. s. pudendum muliebre <3 “‘ja 8, a fish, either in pain or im a pantomime stranger’s child. 2. the black cuckoo. 83 i) SCBRT = & Jeaping like a frog 7. alayer, WY, Y& 3 %0 a dwarf, a diminutive person. as of mud, or bricks and mortar on a wall -~ o) & 2 2 g female dwarf, a little woman 8. a place. 9. the purifying or calcining of C @«.3 putlt, s. A small roand Dbasket metals by fire 10. the burying of medicine used by gardeners, bricklayers, &c. in the earth, &c. and under fire, so as to To be A. C. &, puttu, (28] o n. improve its quality ; as, Wo7ed I¥ putting born or produced ; to arise, issue, spring front. plates of gold in a fire to improve their w183 %, T to cause to be born, originate. 80,8 eolour. TRy 8 medicine covered with BB, R &3 fire. L&) D & .4 calcining metals EDR, Y h, ST originating, being born. 3 ¢ TIZ one unbom. %33 to whelm medicaments and metals in fire 'LP’\‘X % whelming in fire LR o;))vj \&33 ToxT3 puttu-rdjada-nellis, BT B exposing s. A kmd of paddy. whelming in the earth. medicaments to the sun. 2. velvet. ®¥ adj T. B. YT putha, (3] s Purifying or Fat, stout raising the colour of metals by fire, 2. bury ing of medicine in the earth or under fire to c. Y 8RWd putagishs, s. The cloth mprove 1t covering the privities 83 pudi, s. Powder, pollen, dust. vl . D,835083 puta-blédana, A city oy v EYERY)] RIBRR, I F»@ to reduce to powder. or town. QT WVO YB It By F2 to be pulverized c. 833 30T putamarisi, v, . To B3¢¥y™ all the army was reduced to powder, break out again, as a sore which appeared what shall I say ? 52 ¥, a state of powder healed RITDNT T &9 a sore which has or dust. Jec3e$etsd to roll in the dust broken out afresh YR e dust and wind together. Y MY .6 -~ s Dle) N2 €. &35 0R9, &) S 20 N [)IC] Zwx dust and wind to blow together. b i ] Totd straw in pieces =B 250, AR N 9 to pass any pute-hdrisu, putdrisu, puz‘,’zcmsu, . a. To bounce or make rebotnd, as a ball powder through a sieve or fine cloth. A.C. . Y& es, yooed puldni, puthédni 23 pudipuchcha, s. Dov 2. Bengal horse gram 3 Fried chick-pea. hesitation, suspicion BT &6l fried fried eram in general ° A.C.YTB, YT0F>puduku, pudunk, gram. TR \ el fried Bengal horse [®@3] v, a. To seek, search for, feel about B0 SivEle fucd green gram. citysus cadjan. with the hand, clutch, as at the point of C QJ‘JD‘dJ’ Y EoORBPORY putdr, death. 3BsFe3 this clutching putdri-hégu, v. n. To bounce, bound €. YTFORW pudukarisu, v. n. To moy spring about the eyes rapidly, as when something is s. &o=3 putdkshara, s A marginal in them reference or note. 9. the heading of a page. C. %yeoTy punaky, v, @. To rub a cloth on a stone after dipping it in water, in order §, s@&S \&)’2 putz, 2)2(52[&8, s. Acup or to get out the dir 2. to work about the concavity made of a leaf folded or doubled o) 8 the eyes, when something is in them 3. to or by the two hands joined i 3 3 o queeze, pinch, as the chin, cheek, &c. n hands joined so as to receive any thing %8 a cup made of a folded leaf. affection A. C. L2 pzmaéu, s. An arrow. C. wdé putl/Le, s. A small basket. Opened A. C. De8TS puniche, |z S. The 1. B. &3 pufitas [#¥3] agj tamarind expanded 658 P - oY 39 S S ; y S i A. C. YERRL punugut, s. Civet di-gombe, | 98,%%] 5, An image, a puppet not an idol A.C q0) & ]mnmu, V. n o To mcrease le, dimine abound A. 0. 8> putfu, [23]s. Anant-hill. 2 L4 (B! 9 g a snake’s hole ckoo, S @)9"? punrya, s. Merit, desert of relioi- ous acts, usually such as are performed in S. 98 pulra, s. Ason. I3 W FeT adop- 1V6 PerSon, one state of existence, and rewarded in a tion. 238%°C =3) an adopted son. man, Y3)Te a future transmigration ; merit of an ancestor woman who has children 3,508 a man md ask rewarded in his descendants merit 1n gene- who has children %3)58wn» 7 to have chil- C ral; virtue, as opposed to sin. 2. a good dren N‘_é)) c®»3 having a family. 3)%o 2 To be action. 3. purity, purification. adj. Virtuous, 203, Son, 3, Fv3%, U0 a sacrifice made to ring from, good, pure, righteous, excellent RYesg TAF obtain children. L i ) ER > ¥2)F.a daughter 2. 33 (3] a virtuous deed ey T g meritorious a doll or image. 380,258 D the joyful I ) act syey; Mk a wedded wife. T3y Roed news of a son’s birth The twelve objects of > an excellent disposition "'m WA, T r:s'z »¥) filiation mentioned in Hindu law are, ©o3 the holy land of the Hindus or the central 8) son of a married wife ; e Il, 98)F953,) an part of Asia, bounded on the north by the adopted daughter’s son, or a daughter made heiress ; £<3,% a son by another man, with I 11 o Himdlaya, on the south by the Vindhya the consent of a childless father; nwe@= an 9 bury mountains, and on the east and west by the £fea. ey ¢®) a sacred place of pilgrimage. adulterine TS a son born before mar- der firet 363y €T heaven og!“qs ?3{3 riage TIE S a son by second marriace - omezoam, k)| £: Be 2 Jeag BORD ol )qs e_)(“rs DORSF g @8 an adopted son TR a purchased son “n 151 virtuous meritorious, excellent, or blessed TR0 BE g volunteer son TERLEE gon of a K o] man ob 3 3 8BF a sacred river visited by woman pregnant at the time of marriage ; © 0} pilgrims. ey /2Y not equal in merit. L) =T a son rejected by his natural parents v der, 5 33 good fortune InaT Ry E PR T and adopted by a stranger 35T g son horn f po\\dei ErtlT IR wd F3g veward is the proof from a slave fe dos of merit, as water is proof of the well that is T. B. '809 putthali, oamd ¥ [R%%] s. Any dug @'Sq EORCR e o 35& JEY =0 g o] image puppct doll, not an idol her T, ey @’F@’w ATy ey, HRY your A. C. YO pudi, s. A door-frame. v. a. To W“ ay virtue 1s uncqualled or unrivalled oy & cover, conceal, bury S IRB to persevere in the pursuit of merit Dow sy T a sacred or blessed place. =10 03¢ (/A I @fi) pudu, v n. To beborn spring up, arise. 7T virbuous or meritorious conduct 0:1,1(‘\/015 R Zad the birth of blessedness. 2. a blessed A. 0. YTOA, wda?\f’fi)”fi pudugu, ;(hlrl]fl’y it it birth 3. the appearance of the reward of pudugi-gollu, v. a. To cover, as a hen her ( i merit chickens under her wings 2. to hide, con- e 8. @)&T S punyajana, s, A fiend, goblin ceal AN P to get hid ToNTF I és giant a Yaksha or divine being attendant a concealed, mischievous desior. TOTOF T T') ,uie on Kubéra, thegod of wealth 3. apious or ruling so as to keep one’s counsels to one’s i i virtuous man 4. Nirriti, the guardian of self. the south west quarter. ey B3O Kubéra, bt TR pudugu, | 2w s Partnership, 4l Joint concern, as in trade, farming, &c 8. D ERO Qfi-’ punya-shicka, s, Nala, m“‘1 the celebr qted one. A. C. YBOY puduvi, See last word W i th 8. u\é r8\)0 pl(flj((fi(l, s. Purifying. = 8. WO pudgala, s. The body 2. the } mfiqs&i;s:u s S purifying a house, &c. after an soul adj Of a handsome form or figure, b ! accouchement, &c 2. purifying a whole as- beautiful. sembly by sprmldmrr them with water. 8. IS, u\fi% VITH punaka, pu- . T B. QJ\§EB 3’ p% Jg %9, %3 D700 T nashclza, pzmarapz, adv. Again, once maore. Efiputtadz,puttam, puttali, putta- RS®F S heing born again, regenera- 659 e Y oD ) o = e ) S J tion, metempsychosis or the transmigration A. C. %_JJO),S') P”bbu, [#3s] s. A flower, 2 8, of the soul. RITFITS the repetition of a [a‘a?% ] the eye-brow. visit, the renewal of a vision, RITFT :’olfi) S. Z:)/?;) pubbe, s. The eleventh of the lunar @ marrying a second time. NIERFE engag- mansions. %23 FTW8F g rainy season. ing a second time in a course of religious A. C. RS20, 1@&"3%, YO puu- austerities. IISTF a person, once rich, recov- yyalu, puylu, puyilu, s. A cry, bawl. : ered from depressed circumstances, ¥Ss I3s 2. war, battle. 39,€® to cry, howl,bawl, ¥ il again and again, h @y 0¥T 2CweE the enemy who was defeated A. C. YIY punapu, s. An appointed or in battle. % fixed place of meeting. fh A. 0. YT purda, s. A rivulet or lake, 2. an S. YITOADII punar-dgamand, s Re- inflammation. & turning. 2. the body. 3.a Il S. T@d pura, s. A city. s, E@;ds:?-o punar-ulti, s. Repetition. house or any receptacle. =T T3y T g city gate. 8. VIITD punarnave, s, The hog-weed. YowT citizens. ? 2. a finger-nail S. QYToXI puranjand, s, Aking so called. 8. YIPweE punarb/m’, s. A virgin widow s. ’@do&do‘jg puranjaya, s. The proper re-married. name of a king, the third of the race of the P s 1 sun, 2. Shiva. 3. Indra. S. RONE b punarvasi, s, The seventh of the lunar mansions. C. @dogd purantara, s. A dance of the 1 S. ?@;‘)?T'dg’% punashcharane, s. Repeti- linga people going in procession with an idol. $0ceT 33w to dance thus. tion of mystic formulas or incantations. 8 8. YIRow T punas-samskdra, s 8. YJoBTd purandard, s, A name of In- (r dra Repetition of any essential ceremony, as a § 8. ooy purandhri, s. A woman, whose J’é that has been faulty, a funeral for one husband and children are alive. 2. a faith- that, from any cause, has been buried or burned without rites, re-investing a brahman ful, chaste woman. with the sacred thread, after having violated C. YT D03 pura-geiyava, s, A left- caste. handed man. 8. OGO, TYITORSI, YIHT, YT=0 { D. 3D punaha, s. The city Poona, the former capital of the Peishwa, in the Mak- 8% pura-dhwamsi, pura-shdsana, ratta states. 2. See BT, S : pura-hara, purdntaka, s. Shiva, who A T, B, S punita, | %] adj. Free from destroyed three cities of the giants. sin, innocent, purified. YTy InD to pu- fy H. SRS purasattu, s, Leisure, oppor- rify, justify. R2R3D a justified man. tunity, occasion, time, relief, rest. A. C. YRS punug, s. Civet. FAIS 8. YOI T puraskdra, s. Reverence, 7y, YNNI 32y the civet cat. Py TS honor, %850 to place foremost, honor, 3¢ a variety of paddy so called, exalt. 4 8%, ;8 revered, adored, honored, wor- € S. Q\SDQK an”d!/a, s. The tree Rottle- shipped. 2. placed in front, first, foremost in ria tinctoria. 2. amaleelephant, 3. amale rank, as God. 3. distressed or harrassed by (. serpent. 4. a chief, a pre-eminent man. an enemy. 4. facing and contending with il an enemy. 5 accused, calumniated. 6. 1B, T@D;) puppa, (%%, s. A flower. A ( sprinkled with holy water, initiated, anoint- ¥ o. T2y, YDy puppi, puppe, s. Rotten- ness, decay. 8y BN to be rotten. ) ed. 7. promised, agreed. A 0% an insect found in rotten timber. B‘: )3 o S S. @Tjig&d purassara, adv. Before, in =8 A rotten wood. front. A. C. YT® puraka, s. A small rivulet. A. G, 7@':%)& pup-pudi, s, The farina or pollen of flowers. C. & A Te9 purali, s, The bird called Myna. 660 i = (op) YTSR 5, A flower, 9 S, ?@UD pura’, adj. Prior, former. Yoow) 0. YToB> puruku, s. Breaking wind, 2. the loose stools of cattle. =0E8 prior possession or seizure, ithof the S. T@UDS@ purdnd, s. A sacred and poli- C. 3:))?50'('53 purudu, s, Tmpurity from child- Season, birth. tical work supposed to be compiled or com- 2. competition, vieing with, emula- 03 ik posed by the poet Pydsa, and comprising the tion. 8. jealousy. 4. equality, resemblance. e v, #, To vie with, emulate. , A o, bail whole body of Hindu theology. Each purdna n . hovwl el @ treats of five topics, especially the creation ; YT puruda, s. Gold. 0 yas Qefiated the destruction and renovation of worlds ; the 8. LTT0F purudamsha, s. A name of genealogy of gods and heroes; the reigns of Indra. r lake, & the Manus ; and the transactions of their de- 0. YDy puruvy, s. A blain, sore. VO scendants. There are eighteen acknowledged 7270 to break out in blains. purdnas. o “~ oy, 38 1 z:sjoasé TYooes, m’:fé 3Yooea, 3. A. 0. YOOI, puruvatte, s The seat if af) gate. V)0 0B Y. 4, B FYooes. 5, ?L;fi.a? 3y of a devotee. Teea, B, BB RYooee. . W03, FIFBF Yo . 8. 23 Yoees. 9, OoR Yooer. 10. =3T3 8. T purusha, s. A man, generally ) called YT, 11. 3,08 yooes, 12. SnFFoRiod Ty or individually ; a male, mankind. 2. a hus- The projet band. FoBweeg = a name of Vishna. 2.4 T3, 13. '13‘;):\539,)03&. 14, = 3«5(& b[orYe R once ol e common appellation. 15. Soe® Yoo, 16. TRIF Yooeer. 17. = 3. one of the generic terms for a deified chief of the Jaina sect. T YT, 18. wRnI2 Yoaes life of Krish- = o nce of e %, Rlotd human desire. WRINFY YT BF na, which is by some considered as a spuri- ithan idoh four objects of human desire; as, FSF jus- ous and modern work. adj. Old, ancient. tice; ©BF wealth; o5 sexual pleasures ; S. YOROYToR, purdna-purusha, s . and &»<F heaven. Zy8 R YTTET delight me of Ine God, the original or ancient one. ot in female society. VT 83D YO BT T ) 8. WO263T purdnikd, s. One who reads ¥3 he is absorbed in sexual pleasures. yan, Wi or narrates sacred history. 8. YOTROTII> purushddananu, s A 9, it S. OIS, Yoesy purdtana, purdt- cannibal. na, adj. Old, ancient. o8 the an- 8. TOITIORRI0 purushddhamanuy, s, ¢ [1 }l‘ft‘ cients. A mean, base man. S. T@UDD ])m’d’)'i, s. The city-destroying Y v H. YRSy purusattu, See wozs,. Shiva. ( sl 8. YO ®w3 puruhiita, s. A name of S. YO puri, s. A town or city. Indra. 2. the Supreme heing. 1, WO A.C. QD puri, [@%] 5. Accord, unanimi- A. G, 7@33%9 puru]z', S« A parrot. 2. a ty, cordiality. 2. strength, might, prowess. caste, sect. e, R 3. pack-thread, string, twine, twist, v.a A.c. YIS purulu, s . Meaning. 2 To twist or twine. 2. to separate. 3. to strength, ability. 3. a thing. 4. emulation, Resertt | fry or parch. S. YOWIS purdrava, s, The son of ) o Joodh ) A. C. YORWIRD puri-gidisu, », 4. To Budha, and second king of the lunar dy- o 7 collect, assemble, nasty. [‘Ofemcét in C. @bfiu'a?ja@ puri-golupu, v, a. To A, 0. YBoB> pureyadi, v, a. Toim- s ol iy animate, stir up, exasperate, excite, incite. (i o \Vitn pede, stop, hinder, : A. c. oeded> puri-bichchu, v, a, To s | q.) h el 13 8. YBWER, YBWweR ., e SRS pu- separate, loosen. 2. to retreat, withdraw. j, wik ro-ga, purd-gama, purc-gati, s. Go- Ac. YOSITD puri-yenpe, s, Builing ing in front, preceding. ZCRRN one who oil. goes before, 3ol B S. T@i)g@’?_ogpur[tattu, s. An entrail, gut. 8. WBRAS purdgava, s A cock or 8. DO purisha, s, Feeces, excrement, confectioner., pivalet ordure, 8. YBwewod purdddsha, s Glee or J 1 661 JOLR clarified butter, as offered in oblations to fir 93 puli-kallu, . stone near with cakes of ground meal, which have been village for cattle to rub against, &ec. well steeped 1in it. S. )OI pulina, s. A sand-bank, an island D. Y30 purdni, [#sread] s A short of alluvial formation. letter or note. 2. any piece of paper after c O pulwattu, s. A banked fund the first, on which a long letter or account set apart to religious uses. 1S written. . "v“@ pulwu, s. Brightness, shining 8. 3w, g&mzfimfié purédha, pu- s. Washing rodhassu, s, A family or domestic priest. Qoowory pulukdpu ] smearing with fragrant unguents, and polish- 8. YBweepon purdbhdgi, adj. Malevo- lent 2. censorious. ing up an idol N G. YA pulugathisu, v n. The 8. WOexE purdhaka, s A corn or §i stomach to turn gram bag for horses A.C @37 pulugi, s, Sound, noise. 2. S. @8@ &8 pl”’()]llt(l, s. A family priest, § civet conducting all the ce1cmonmls and sacrifices of a household. S. @3@*’53 puloma, s, A titan or giant L[SV EVA] A. C. T{g,voac purbu, [®2p] s. The eye- so called REws2 his daughter 8, brow. TYWF RoBFE to frown, contract the 233, W03y, Indra, who conquered Pu- eye-brows. loma, and married his daughter § A. C. YO, T2 & purrivu, purrlu, s. Any insect 8. QU pulkasa, s. A Chanddilaor fifth caste man, T. B. R)F>, OO> purrilu, purilu, See 2O Aot c@e) & pul-gadi, v. a. To bite grass as a S“'ll of terror or submission. '1)33 § A. C. YT & purrga, s. Sour gruel made from spht pulse. o2 he who has bitten grass (it is unhw- ful to contend longer with such an one in A0 €. w\J purra, s. The skull. battle.) A. C. T = purrla, s, Small firewood. T.B. ove) pulld, [®%%] adj. Blown, blossomed. 8 S. cuufi abe)-caofiod @GF’JMCJ) S8 A. C. e) 233, Y 3503 pulla-va- pulaka, pulakdinkura, pula/codga- rada, pulluvada/aam, s. A florist. ! ma, s The erection of the hair on the bo- RUTFD, PYLFOR0, c. 9w T pulldra, s. A temporary shed § dy, horripilation, bristling used for the ceremonies of a girl who has % the hair of the body to become erect S y . passed the age of puberty ; and sometimes to S pulastfll, s. One of the seven 1>‘ sages. place an idol in 8 s. O OR pullinga, s. ingram. The mas- 8. B pulaha, s. Oneof the seven divine culine gender sages, sons of Bramha S. UOF pulafia, s. Shrivelled grain. 2. A.C. QL pullu, [5g]s. Grass. § = rice water. 3. a single grain of boiled rice A€ M@ pulle, s. A deer. ¥, 71 o %f»)a, T3 Og YooF 5o as the rice in the pot (one woman w 1th eyes like a deer’s. grain shows the state of the whole; so one 1 U act shows a man whole character.) @d Z?/\ wsfij puwvvadiga, puv- § vala, s. A florist, garland maker, flower 0 A. C. Y puli, [®©]s A tiger. =0 T to charm tigers. R0 2w, 9 D the lair of seller. 8 L a tiger D Twnw g tiger’s skin 3O wn § A. C. YRR purvr, [3]s. A flower. Sy Shiva, with a tiger’s skin for his S. D0 pus]z/fm @, s. The sky, heaven, lower garment atmosphere 2. water 3. the lotus. 4. the OT 58 pulikattindta, s. The tip of an elephant’s trunk 5. the head of a name of a game, drum, or place where any musical instrument 66 - 2 o, D) Ly - e 7 tone near g is struck. 6. a drug, costus speciosus. 7 S. ?@st)saéSgpuskpa-vd,ti/ce, s. A flower (. the name of a celebrated place of pilgrimage garden. G, an island now called Pokur, in the province of Ajmere, The S. YR\TORS pushpa-wdsane, s consisting of a small town on the bank of a fragrance of flowers. lake, whence its name. 8. the blade or sheath anked fund S. KQ?J\DJO&:‘@ pugfipdnjali, s. Present- of a'sword. 9. one of the seven great islands or divisions of the universe. ing a nosegay, or flowers held in both hands ogl:i\d'd SR the opened and hollowed. shining, root of the costus speciosus. Washing, S. ?@2)\0)@’3 }724_87129?'222', s. A woman in her 8 ‘Q‘c’)\%mbs& pushkardhwa, s, The In- nd polishe dian crane. coursesf adj. Flowered. S. K:J)EJ)\%@ pushkari, s. An elephant. <. ‘@2,@'5 pu.s]lj’)i ta, adj. Flowered, in flower. 1 The 8. Y083 pushkarini,s. A place where S. T.:;J?QJ\ZS pzc§izya, s. The eighth of the lunar mansions. the lotus abounds. 2. a sacred tank. , i & S. ‘{))?{')\8@) pushkala, adj. Excellent, em- 8. YR, UBgRIDRpushya, pushya- inent, chief, best. 2. much, many. 3. full, Mdsa, s. The tenth lunar month, that in filled, complete. which the moon’s change takes place when 0 ot ”‘“"t ’ ¥ v ) ! S. ?{)JJ?IJ pu.sfi,td, adj. Nourished, cherished, the sun is in Capricornus. qu?ri'l B fed, as a tame animal, &ec. s. A rich man. s, t@gj\zgcafipuglzya-rdga, s. The topaz. S. ;@3) pushti, s, Increase, advance, thriy- He 7@?\‘,’@3033-('\)')) pL{SdZ(l,l'Sl!, oo TRo e porfih ing. 2. stoutness, strength. adj. Strong, Jjole, coax, wheedle, persuade, curry favour, stout. 593,70 to make thrive or increase. 2 fawn. YEO3WR cajoling, coaxing, wheedling, to become fat. persuading, fawning. ite 115 )t - LY ) S. ":2)?‘:{\}) PU-S/’lpd, s. A flower. 2. the men- A. C. A pusi, [®%] s. A lie, falsehood. % i mfidw ses Qfiofi%’ R, OB, R 050, I\'))T,",\QCJEQ 2% g liar. YA I3 gn untruth. an 00 in % g bee, revelling in flowers. A. C. 7@?\?35_6_5 pusukkane, s. The report; 8. WTWN\T pushpaka, s. A calx of brass, made by any thing bursting. adv. Sudden- )Iossvfllfll' ly, unawares. 5. URTeB3, Loz, VIR ), -l A..C. YRRy pusupu, s. An appointed or @L\“;)g&")\s, T@Xj&)q & pushpa-kétana, fixed place of meeting. orishs pushpa-chdpa, pushpdstra, pushpé- Aty el shu, pushpa-dhanwa, S Cupid. S ’@E pusta, adj. Covered. s. Smearing, painting. o s 8. QTNTBOZ pushpa-danta, s, The ele- et phant of the north west quarter., 8. YRT, YWRAT pustaka, pustuka, s. A book, a volume. YT,F WOBW to write a 8. WRyBIOX, YR yRE00 pushpa- book. LT LD 1o read a book. mdsa, pushpa-samaya, s. The season ; Thems of flowers, or Spring. H. 3:3)_9’20 pusti, s. A second ; help, support. =, T8y, to appoint seconds. Y, IR t0 se- s. ?Q&‘f\o)dt{i, UBSSP pushpa-ratha, cond, support. YR, 3RAD to be a second. N 770 pus]ly/a-mifi(l, s. A car of any kind not - » WLSI a second, one who supports used in war. another. S, QEX o1 [)2&57&]9&—7‘&80, s. The nectar H Ké))?\'):fo&cb pustu—bandi, s. Support, (g([, ])!{l" or honey of flowers. encouragement, aid. , fig‘,\'fl' S. ?@{&@Dfifi pushpa-lavaka,s. A flower- ¢ T{;?{f ;3 pussane, s. Thesound of a flash seller, maker of garlands, a florist. in the pan, when the gun does not go off: or fi‘)“f (30 8. YB\R08D> pushpawantaru, s, The of a slight breaking of wind. = :5;\\3 50, T sun and moon. ~L\9 heN“l =S 270D to go off with a flash. oS 4, @ S. 7@'5:\’)58 pushpavati, s. A woman in T. B. Y pula, [%¥] adj. Distinct. 2. e 1 i ift her courses. expanded. e [»] 66 (3] m o 300 FET gutti, pi-gudi, pd-gbmbe, A 8 Zé)@)?; pulaka, s. Horripilation. =% cluster or bunch of flowers. the hair to stand erect, either from fright or AoCh ’6@’37&@? plf—{/o,la, s. A pond abound- extacy. ing with the lotus. s. WYTxe pulaka-jala, s. Tears of joy. A@. ‘J\‘? pl(.li, [®%] Anacid. adj. Acid, D. B’éfi)eg plf(‘fil', s. Slurring over a thing, getting through a thing any how. :1 03 o) R TP sour. Y 22B» to be sour. RYPIIW gour 83 to slur over a thing milk. 2. to disper-se or quell a riotous assembly S. K:J/?’sz pulinda, s. A savage, barbarian, § forester, mountaineer, one who uses an unin- S. TPET, Jpeesodpijaka, pijdkdr, s. A worshipper, an officiating priest, or a telligible and uncultivated language. Yo a female of the above class. o8 B3 their sacrificer. § country. S. 'o'éfaa:‘;)ga"')o prjaniya, s. A person worthy of reverence. adj. Worshipful, § S. RYS pulina, See %o3. adorable. § T.B. 9, @S pulilu, pulil, See O3, 8. LpATTIY plfju'-]f(ila, s. The time for A. 0. 7{3)%7)3 pulu, [#%]v. a. Tobury, inter. worship. S. DPAIA p?fja'—[/aja, s. The royal ele- T, B. @%fl)fa puluku, [=%2] s. Decay, as in trees. 2. a hole, 3. a pock-mark, phant, formerly used at the coronation of kings. C. T@?J?\'J pu!ugu, s. Rat’s dung. A T. B. LRIV piljdri, [H=we] s A G T-éfio? pu,lyi, s. Boiled rice mixed with worshipping, offering or sacrificing priest any sort of doll, salt, pepper, cummin seeds, in any’temple. ghee, &e. 8. Q&3 P Lf/ ita, adj. Worshipped, adored, reverenced. C. T‘é)@)%)’ K’)\? .pu‘].le’ _pu.l.l?:’ S. Any thin and stiff piece of straw, hay, rush, or stick. S. "{g’)é pzfje, s. Worship, reverence, res- FE)R TN &2 :fi;%g:, a handful of such pieces. ¥ pect, homage of superiors; adoration of the @ to break one before a person when mak- gods or the deity. 2k TED to surround ing a strong asseveration, or earnestly per- an idol with betel leaf, as a mode of adora- suading to desist from a purpose. tion. TR IRd), BB to adore, reverence, p— A. C. B pit, [24]v. n. Tobloom, blossom, @pey worshipful, venerable, wor- worship. bud, shoot out or expand. thy of being adored. 2. blank, empty, void. 2, < s. A cipher. adv. Not. %a=g <%0 to be extin- A.C. TP 272;/, [23] s. A flower. 3 So o = a ball made of flowers. TPBOB, TPD o2 D, L) 5] guished, settled. 2. to be reduced to a cypher. ~ %3 g garland. Tprway, WIS, to gather 259% Tpwy V), the balance is paid up. oY =5 flowers. € dignity, nobleness, worshipfulness. 8. BPR, DPNTY pilga, pigi-phala, c. VP> pitu, s. A cooking hole. s. The betel nut. A. €. BT piidu, | 2em5] v, a. To arrange, A. C. z’épm;a@ prganna, s. Vishnu, with prepare, set in order, put together. 2. to com- mence. 3. to fix, as an arrow ; yoke, harness. eyes like the lotus. A. C. DPRTIS, ?.fyafqge@»opzi-gapeya, A G "’qg_ras‘%?\'bplleisu, v. caus. To cause to essay, begin, or undertake. v. a.To thread, pli-,(/ 6lu, s. Cupid, with an arrow of flowers. as beads. 2. to calumniate. 8 A. C. QOTQ pii-gdli, s. A light, gentle breeze. A. C. Bjpcea pinit, v, a. To vow, resolve. 2. to try, essay, attempt, begin, undertake. O DPREF), DPRIB, [ypRWOI, 3. to come in front of or oppose, or ward off. '@’.)7“3?0, %fi?x’ofi), T ReOE pil-gu- 4. to wound. b5. to bury, inter. 6. to fix - an arrow. S A sore, wound. e B to chehu, ]fzi—‘(/ut_lzf, pl-gonchalu, pi 664 ,,JE“’“\» &P 133 rer 2d fix an arrow and shoot %pe) having es- D, 308, RPOT pilri, pure, pirike, ibe, sayed, sallied, or burst forth, undertaken, &c s. A sort of unleavened cake fried with ghee. nd abound: A. €. PRy plinbu, s. An arrow. S. 08 piirita, adj. Filled, full, complete. Purified cleansed . QT pilta, ady S. K_J),'Cfi)o\)\ ]?LU usfia, s. Man, a male; er thing, cleaned, justified @ purity, purification mankind c. flowered ol o S. 8)) u@s Q0 prrersu, See under =PT3. Hisperse or PSS putane, s, A female fiend killed S. QOLRE purnd, adj. Full, filled, com- by Krishna. TpBI0 Krishna. 2. all, entire 3. strong, plete, replete. g‘e?"@' putatma, s, A pure, holy or pijr powerful, able. sacred person, an ascetic. priest, 0r & 8. RPEE T DPEIN purna- S. 2853 pitikara, s The plant kumbha, pirnpa-ghata,s. A water ves- Caesalpinia bonducella A person sel, one filled with holy water, used at the 0'3} | 8. P35, putikdshia, s A sort of pine consecration of a king. QP3N0 puti-gandha, s. A stink RPLRE 7)TED P irpa-grahana, s A fime o C c@’a%é’putum, interj. Bravo! well done! complete eclipse. A. C. DpBRToD pi-dodambe, s A 8. Tpeoe8Q purna-tithi, s. A complete nosegay, a bunch of flowers oyl Innar day ronafion ot A. C. P> punit, v a. To oppose, assail fall on. P s @’D@”’firaj plirpa-pdtre, s. A full 2. to attempt, essay, begin. cup or vessel 2. a vessel filled with clothes 1 r\lu o % self, 5 A 50, TR FwEd to attack, assail one or ornaments, which are scrambled for by RPI™ to fla pne\B to set about, or attempt one’s self. the guests and relations at a festival S a cause to attack or fall upon 2. to cause to vessel full of rice presented at a sacrifice to undertake, &c. P¥F attacking, assailing, 2 1, adored the superintending and officiating priests. an enterprise. =per F98) is properly a measure of 256 B BT pupd, s. A cake in general, handfuls of rice. It may also be composed of ponce, 1% A. C. BPYO02 plpupamba, s Cupid as much as will satisfy one great eater. anofthe S. with a flower for his arrow. LPERE DIV purna-masa, s. A gqiron Hi &, C w@wo'\fi pi-male, s. A shower of monthly sacrifice performed on the day of { 3dll"l full moon flowers from the demigods, &c oy 1Ry S. LpeeesodoQd purpa-wdhing, s, A hie, wor ALC agjaoai“é)) pu mal@, s. A garland i wreath full river \‘»V‘“ S. RPREIR)® purpa-vigraha, s A o heest 5. s, Wd”)as puya, puyana, s full length stature 08 P 119 Pus, matter discharged from an ulcer or Pt wound T dup. S. c@@c ODI3 ';)%, LSIDISC % purpdnaka, llh A.C cgai))a) puyu, Boecy v. a To purnala/&d, s. A vessel full of clothes, &c. i i pour out, as water or any other liquid. 2 at a feast to cry out, call aloud S &Jag\%c F pm'm/fe, s. Completion, re- n il AL o (00 S. o.Jutj pura, s. A large piece of water, a pletion, fulness amiS lake. 2. a stream, torrent, the flowing of the 8. RPLRE R purnime, s. The day of full o tide 3. the healing or cleaning of ulcers moon 15 o e S. afid{‘@ p!()’dll(l, s. Filling, completing i —— S. LPBE purta, s. Anact of liberality 3PT QT the ordinal affix. as digging a well, planting a grove, huilding a temple o, ! 7080 s. ‘e'; 8O piradi, s. A tune so called akd, T[PT? Fulness, , T. B. Q09 purd, [=per] adj Fuall S. gf&c purty, s completion, o IR Es/otor) RSF G35 R to become full or complete. ES)o) or T TPTII Fer), VRV, o.:f,lféf 8F {5 to make complete or full. 6 fol complete, make full f b Pof NOX 665 4 m \%-a-&'“ S @ 1 8. @pfis‘ pzi‘rva, adj. First, former, prior, 8. RpTOTeeB) prvd-bhddre, s. The preceding, initial, before, in front of. 2. east, twenty-fifth Tunar mansion. eastern. s. Former or ancient times, days of 8. DpEsve Qe purvdrdha, s. The first 5 old. 2. the east 3 an ancient tradition. half, of a verse, day, &ce TRIF falD) (819 formerly, in former times. TRSFD [} 8. BPToTTIP purv-dshddha, s. The 3p50 as at the first. TRIFBD on: I o0, ofDod FFIeN twentieth lunar mansion. before-hand. So3eZpIFFIN with all the heart, most earnestly. 8. RpmoeRy pirvdhna, s The euly g M part of the day, the forencon. 8. BPDEX pirvaja, s. An elder brother. f 8. BENET pirvika, T.B. [pREeT 8. TPIE DI\8 pilrva-dik-pati, Tregent § ]92!’2'02%11, s. An ancestor, an ancient. of the east] s. Indra. i S. 1’)@:3@?@2_596 plrvittara, s. Prior and §3 8. Tp e BeRSRYs pitrva-dévategalu, subseguent particulars of one’s history,&e. ¢ir- 1 s. Giants, as having existed prior to the demi- cumstances, particulars, of a person or event, gods. : G. DPOITR putli-varaka, s. A kind of [ 8. ?’.:ya&i’é‘ ZS‘Q% pzfrva—de’s]za, s. The east- pagoda coin. 0 BpO g quarter of a pagoda. ermt country or eastern part of India. - Py 8, A. C. JpY, YIEEY 8. QPRTTT pirva-pada, s. The fist Bfipzivala, plvadi- ga, s. A florist. member of a compounded word, sentence, or / 8 A . le, See wpas. verse. 0. ST po t-val A . Z:‘)/@-T)D-&“‘) pl?—?}(t’&e, s. A bed of flowers. 8. BEIEDZ purva-paksha, s. A propo- 8 C. R))fi@ prvu, |2s3] s A flower. sition, an assertion, the first part of an argu- ment, to which assent or refutation is neces- RpW, piishu, s. The sun. § i sary. 2. the bright Iunar fortnight. adj 0P, piishna, adj. Full, complete. 8 Gone, lost. BT #@3*’3%3 TPIF :fimo‘ma A. C. VPRT, LRI pil-sara, pi-sa- he' has forgotten every thing he learned. rafu, s. An arrow made of flowers. HTTY 8. BPTTH J prva-phalguni, s. The Cupid, with such an arrow. pETY a gar- eleventh lunar asterism. 8 land, wreath. 8. LpSeepos) phrva-bhdshi, s. A per- A. C. ?@'&3 pz,isu v. a. To besmear, anoint, 8, son who anticipates one’s wishes. zxéa TPIF smear, as pigments on the body, &c. to NERPN il 2593\ one who talks with a smile. B Q)zi) Es7) plaster. =ph FoF to anoint one’s self. L Fee% one who speaks mildly, gently, with s'a- A. C. Y, Bpeedds pilu, pili-bidu, an air of kindness. by [B2¥] v. a. To bury, inter. § 3 S. ‘!.é,@;ia‘fi&“)a?\’% purva-vayassu, S. 5@?_0 prikta, s. Wealth, possession. The former part of life or manhood, as from . ) twenty-five to fifty. ByT p?‘i/fl{lf ?, s. Touch, contact, collision. . T s. ‘Q@;fi&‘fi%&‘@’s purva-vartitwa, s -"’j@@é) prichhchhe, s. Asking, question- ing, a question. U Priority. S. 5@35 pritane, s, Aunarmy or the divi- 8. LSO pirvddhi, s Previous mort- A sion of an army. ®y8ve%exa name of Indra, eage. ! as a whole army or host in himself. 8. LESPE LT pilrvdpara, s. Fast and (3 west. 2. past and future, former and latter. 8. ?‘9@2;55%‘7\ prithakkdgi, adv. Sepa- rately, severally. il =pTRFET U8 past and future conditions. o | 97 RT Ton8 past and future circumstances. S. ByPro38,8 prithagdtmate, s. Dis- i AT YDl FXT 3,8 one acquainted with the mode crimination, judgment. 15 A of conducting auspicious and inauvspicious 8. RyGrod3 prithagdtmike, s. Indi- ceremonies. RPDFT C‘fig\ the bright and viduality,separate or individual state of heing. A dark lunar fortnights. S. 5@?7\8;25 prithag-jana, s. Anignorant | 666 == &> s Q. ® 30 o J D 6, 8 The man, a fool. 2 a man of low caste. 3. a A. €. Bo833s pencheya, adj. Watery, sinner, a wicked or vicious person. damp, wet, moist, as land, &c. The fis AT@. '5308:‘6])07{/]'&7“2',3. A kind of rock-snake. S. i@fi%\g?fi p]‘ié;l([g-b‘gd/ld, adj. Vari- C. ) oJ ous, diversified, multiform. olpenti, s. Coition. 2. the female , 5 The of any animal or plant. 8. Ty, Téa?rog prithive, pri¢hvi, - o The earth. Q (2] LAY %3, [ BV Fow g king. A. 0. Vo3 penie, [%o8]s. A heap, bundle, The exly 2. a clod. BoBERAD to be in a heap. 8. fi@fi) prithu, s. The fifth monarch of sty N the solar dyna SUY in the second age. 0. VoBedR> penthanisu, s. n. To shine, c’Jj v v Ve \ i S. fi@@ia% prithuka, s The young of glitter. (ient any animal. A. C. RoB pepda, [wow] 5. Spirituous Priorand liquor, toddy. 8. BB prithu-réma, s. A fish b, e in general. A. c. Ro33 pendati, [£on2) s . A wife. 1or events o 8. Dy prithule, adj. Lar =] e, great. T, A. C. RoBZOW pezzc_lavw(lsa, s. A royal A kind of oy e bed chamber. 0 8o%o® rice boiled and beaten into wafers. apagidh 2 S. T-S prithe, s. Kunti, mother of the C. ToweT pepddra, s, A badge of honour *9 pitadi Pandus. 2. fame, renown. or courage worn on the leg; called also Re@ Som3T, _— > R ?.:3@ TS pr iddku, s. A snake, 2 a ¥ C. Domod, wor>3 penddri, perddra, scorpion, 3. a tiger. adj. Of or belonging to a Pindary. Rcm0ad ] of fowers 8. V3% prishni, s. A ray oflight. 2. a S an armed plunderer. ¥om30 F9T0T the Pin- floer, dwarf. dary mounted marauders. s. 5@'&")\3% prishatka, s. An arrow. 0. C. RoBT, BoBEIT> pendiru, pen- E?} ol 8. ByW3B, DyWTY prishattu, pri- diyaru, s, Women, females. 2. wives. shatavu, s. A drop of any liquid. ey C. -9 oV it Jah) pez’tdu, s. A lump, an unshapen ) deer. 24 N0 5, mass. @ B a lump of jaggory. -~ 4 8 g0 S. 1:5@ SEAEN (D) prishad-ashwa, s, The god 0. Do _pezufe, s. A bundle, of betel leaves, of the wind. straw, &c. 2. an anklet. A. C. RO penpu, (Boew s, A woman, a : anointy 8. 5@?,5\233838 prishad-djya, s. Ghee fe t0 mixed with.curds, forming an oblation. marriageable girl. adj. Female, &"ox?\ee’o el \t f women., BomsdS g female elephant. BoFmeR) 8. DyBweol3 prishddara, s. A deer, a she-goat. Koo a woman, a female ser- ity having a spot or circle on the belly. vant. JodA g gh-l, FoenT¥ g mother’s . 8. ?.’)@Eéj p?’i:?;b,m, adj. Asked, questioned. line or lineage. Boes 3™ the guise of a -2 %,3;;1(‘!1. 8. Ry, prishtha, s. The back. 2.. the So €0 -5 83 the price female. ®cez) 8 a mare, t, (0 rear, the last. 3. the back or hind part of of a wife. [5jel - & o S IssoFd Borde Wew g woman’s cry. 0l any thing. %% %z a crab. (e} #BaL to deliver over a bride to the parents 33 backbiting, slandering. of the bridegroom, A, Q. "533?3‘;‘9 pen/w]i, s. Contumely, pom- e (i i A. 0. %00, Ro3B pentari, pentadi, pousness, empty brag. o Tl 5. A tatter, rag. Ro80wsd %, a torn cloth, ¢. Bomn, VoR pengi, penge, adj. Morose, tattered garment. 0} oy ik sulky, stubborn. Boh mm;fié, IeHRDITI g, A 6 ‘o%Ofi) pennu, s. Pride, hanghtiness. SonRsI sulky, morose, or stubborn man. C. RVo3WwI O pennoleyu, s, The river moroseness, stubbornness, Pennar. 2. alarge river. )s Dl\ .9 AV O o0 OROTD pengusu, [Borw]s. A wo- Ad @Y TSO’.@ pempu, adj. Great, much. s. man. ) 81 News. 2. fame, celebrity. 8. pride. 4. in- A. 0. RORRBD> pengodeya, [lord of crease, improvement, exaltation, advance- gl women | s. Cupid. It ) ment, prosperity. ®oFeAT) to be prosperous, \ i 667 ) o & i 8 SN great, celebrated. ¢ that which is pros- C. ‘o%éé & pettalu, v.n. To burst or split BoBD o~ 2. fame in two. pered. i pride to appear. S o) R a kind of pop-gun. to be illustrious. Foxy In@ @, @. To pros- per, increase, make thrive. ¥o%0, o4, Ko C "9%@3‘{)) ; "o%é%%;j‘\\‘ pettaluppu, pet- %% one who improves the circumstances of h/ppu, s. Saltpetre. ~2 62 A another. C. D R peitige, s. A bos 2. a square C. DTSRy pekalisu, v, a. To loosen, as a bamboo basket with a lid. A BB ¢ a peg, stone, &c. $FOF Joosening. box lid. T.B c. 28 pettu, s. A blow, slap, cuff. Ed 58] wE o pekkana, [8)c265] 5. Sight. 533 I8 E =¥ 1o slap, beat. ’{;wzj 855 Lot fl@g), A. C Tf;'éffdfj pekkale, s. A flat clot or lump & 0¢9 to be slapped, beaten. of earth. %Y= to raise up in flat lumps, A0 BT peda, s. The hind part. =3 & as sun-haked earth, turf, &ec. 82 it is abated, gone down. A. C. "5?3%%9 pe/c/fulz, s. Empty brag, -9 C o 3R, DTIR pedasu, pedusi, qdj. pompousness, insanity, foolishness. Brittle, easily broken. T. B. 13323) %o pekhkhalisu, v. n, To be seen, appear. At 1.%% pedda, [#3] adj. Dull, stupid, doltish. €3, ¢ a dull mind. L L, ;‘Sz&@ A. C. DR pegalu, |#news] 5. The neck SR 5, B8 a dolt, blockhead. or clavicle. BRI equal in height of neck, as bullocks ; of shoulder, as men. A. C. D& pena, |Fe] s, A corpse. A. C. DEOR> penagu, [3er] s Battle, AC. 137;’\&7\’ peggadiga, s. A gabbler, Seare® to fight, contest, fight, wrestling. a loquacious person. IR 83T Joquacity. contend, wrestle. A6 '37;’\? peggala, adj. Great, impor- C. T0oTRd pel_mbu, ». n. To make a stren- tant. uous effort, try with all one’s might. A C. DR peggu, s. Offence taken at what RO 353 pene, [= and 2#5] s. The fore- another has said. 7% 352 to hurt another’s head. v. a. To plait, weave, braid, link. mind by saying something offensive. ?Sfl% & A€, 'B%pf & pen-gili, s. A female parrot. 2o to be hurt or offended at what another has said. A. C. "3?75}\ B0 pen-dodeya, s, Shiva, B3I one offended at the say- ing of another. with Pdroati sitting on his knee. A. C. BFRW T pen-dore, s. A river in ge- AL ’o%K/a\BK peggudiga, s. A tippler, great drinker. neral, the common personification of rivers being female. A. C. BRI R pegguniga, s A glut- ton, a great eater. A. 0. Dep\BS, ‘3?@@3'@?&’)3 pen-ba- C. B3 YR pechchavupiga, s. Nirriti, deya, pen-bodeya, s Cupid, the tor- mentor or afflicter of women. regent of the south-west point. A.C. Re3> pechchu, [22] s. Premi- A. 0. BB, 3 pen-mdre, s. An effemi- v. N. nate face. 2. a coward. um or profit on the exchange of coins. To increase. o, VT ) DRI ko) k&) to augment. AiCs 'o%go pelia, past. part. of 3, Ob- | to pay an agio. tained, brought forth, 3, w= the child 0. ’38:’5;7? pechchuge, [327%] s. In- brought forth. #3, 2% the mother who bore. crease, abundance, excess, exaltation, elation. A. C. RTT> pedaru, [#20] v. n. To fear, A.C. '5% pejje, [#%,]s. A footstep, trace. be alarmed. o c. D8 wWeoo)< IS pe;‘a-pe,z‘—drb/z,(z.f_z;- A C. VIR, WITB> penagu, penad- Su, v. n. To shout out vehemently. ‘((/(fc.l‘ll, [B37] v. ». To wrestle. o. DD, -~ [-SJOXY] © petdri, pethdri, s, A A. C. B\ peppu, [#] s. Acid or any- large box or chest. thing put into milk to curdle it. 668 P el ) Dunst or splt A. C wud)’a‘ pebbals]n, s. A large bird A. C wtfij&’a perraku, s Tight, strife, pop-gun 2. a dolt, numskull quarrel A.C ©0)50 perrava, s. A cripple. luppn, A, C wa?,)? peb-balli, s, A la e creeper A. C Aoia wu)a')\) ])66/)7616 s. A royal tiger w3 EB D perr-gattale, s. Thick, dense darkness A, O B0 pera, pro. Other. F0J), JTo g- 0. a squane ey 2 . Y L] nother man. H0YY, T g another woman. 8] AL wC)J perrgu, v, n. To become great. 83 BT, 7 ES] thers. r'd"‘)} NGOV all()th(,l &3 -9 R0 2; ALC wdby perrpu, adj. Great, large, im- thing another place. mense, big. t p,aff 20 =5 C. TWORS peragu The back or hind part g A N\O Jkop) p@laru, s. Fear, terror, alarm. v To fear. T&30% peratas/fl, s. The sixth solar I3 month. A part, @ ; w\fafi pelava, [#¢2]s. A man with- ofat T A. . BITST pera-daleya, Sce out the use of his legs, a leg-less man, a . cripple I)MN ?[) i T, B. 0% peraha, [Box] 5. A murderer. A. C. Do pelige, [887]s. A box, casket L ! A. 0. B> peru, [®35] v.a. To bring forth %o, DGR pelusu, pelasu, adj 2. to obtain, get, acquire. v. . To become Brittle, friable, fragile. solid, as ghee when cold | Ci w@f N2 pellagisu, v, a. To raise, as with *a lever OIS D. RIS 2, perumdlu-chettd, s. The inner cornice or moulding of a door o B C. 19%:\‘?(‘ pelle, s. A sod, piece of turf, clod or window. A wn iy s o 00 pere, v. n. To be arrogant, proud ‘cggecrb"‘ péchaka, s. Anowl < Doe T o p”c/La/LZ, s. An elephant. AL C. D pere, s. The moon. 2. theslough Jea st of a serpent, (o] WO to cast a slongh c @ m "3385&@3 pec/zaflu, v. n. To talk to one’s Al ) f self, as in delirium, sleep, sorrow, trouble, or A. 0. WIRII3 pere-guvara, s, [sonofthe 6 Thg (3 as a madman 2. to be in great distress moon] s Mercury ILI 15 straits, trouble, affliction. w5t affliction A. 0. BIRRBSD> peregodeya, [ruler of 13 pflmu distress, trouble. the momfl s. Cupid. Shitdy S. Weed, Beed> péehi, péchu, s. Pecu- A. C. B3TBSS3 pere-daleya, s. Shiva, niary embarrassment, trouble on account of with the moon on his head. [1[3 arrears 1n taxes FwBe?i V¥ to become er 1 C. WOBLVROARTS peréda-pdgare, s, A involved in pecuniary difficulties. : of (5t} goldsmith’s tool for indenting. A. C - oJ e, Vel péta, péti, s. A basket. AED pe;gade, adj. Supreme chief, highest . wewfi pcta/fd, s. A chest. . a pimple. e I C . el peti, s. Ornamental work woven | gt A. C. BR3de percku, [ ] v.n To in- creas in the borders of cloth N\J 8033 DIV a augment, abound, become excessive. ")'L” turban with an ornamental border < DE < Au rLrU“ 2. to vaunt, behave proudly. PR to aug- =0 8 gold lace woven in a border. WOFT A ment, increase, exalt, promote. & a border ornamented with red threadof a (b AL G5l SOC50E 7)]96?6]&%/6, s. Power, might strength nding colour. Bt3=v¢ 318 g silk woven or- the jil 2. exaltation. 3. elation, swelling 20 B ament o ‘\‘lJ ! with joy, pride, or anger. FRmdF a proud or high-minded woman . 20E3 peéte, s. The town as distinguished p F A O from the fort, the mercantile part of a town Do D per tane, s. Swoon, fainting A. C or city, ¢ 8 the old pettah 0T B g, e & per betta, s. A large hill. lly pefld new pettah B B8, the head merchant of a A C W T ’?ofb, VIpT B0 per- town. FE2D a public strumpet. V& o [)Odé’JO per-UOCZC’J @, s. Ganésha, with a 88 the pettah price alord! pot-belly A. C. TRD pédi, |=<2]s. A coward, effemi- 669 =N 03 m)Q)) ey G, nate man. adj Cowardly timid, effemi- Ao G T ér-buli, s. A royal tiger. nate. x =2 e REDO[ s a coward, an effeminate A :DC\-‘; 23 . & ?”-bé’tta, s. A large moun- G man B[Ry '.\)e : pfi B Tows, ESAN £@\8 a man without tain IL’ mustaches or heard = n AT Gy D N [N e3> pér-bonu, 5. A large T. B peea [g & =) 1 s. A corpse LO\‘C 0 § f trap sprite, goblin i A Je =) ) S N ETY pér-madu, s, A large C. B03d pe/u, s. Fear, timidity. 2@ 3 pond, pool or lake. LB [eShN)] = , B30 7 CS] IOUS— g0 to become afraid. \ 8) STy S, L4 to show fear. A. C. BT pérme, D) Kindness, recard 1) 0% love, affection. & fame, glory. 3. pride. H Des pecle, s. A peon. . @ pawn in cness W\cwf RVoTRTETD to foster with kindness. § - ® [5) V4] \; 3o ]JLJa, s. Water. any drink A C. ResE B3 pér-vadeyu, v, e To it .8, w°OJJ péya, s. A female calf ob‘am 2 name, become celebrated. ) A. /. 20 péradi, s. A dog 2.0 o‘—\CNC p’z ])e?’ vant, s. A larce gem. =2 = ° i N T. B w°t3mpm ane, s ! s. Excitement, A. C. REY per vali, s. A long line of o e stirring up, exasperatin = 5 DT omptmvf descent, pt A, @ \Mm cQ°Q§‘2 pérane, peérini, s )RR S B> pér-vettavanu, s. A I Dancing lightly on an unburnt potter’s ves- man of celebrity. sel, sword, &e or i time to a guitar, &c k- i C. oo 5 TewmeRd pérli-hannu, s. The not moving from the place. RO =51 € :M) to i guava fruit dance time to a guitar, &c C S. cfl@)d pe law, adj. Tender, delicate, €0l T. B. T003 périta, [¥)s8%] adj. Excited fine. [5) & easy, not difficult. 1l stirred up . o Q@é pel /e, s. A tatter, ra (=] aslice. (0 -icle) 7?553@«3 périda-padi-achchu, . ZDV e pélu, See #ees. &l s. A stamp to form globular impressions on S . =9 O\./ Ve metallic plate or jewelry. o7 péshala, adj. Dexterous, clever. 2. b beautiful, agreeable 3. fraudulent, crafty A, C. ov\u(\J ]7(37 ZSU, caus, of r?‘fii&] v, A T peS]ZZ, s. The egg of a bird. 2. a g To lade, load, pile, heap up. T. B. [3,k0%] blown bud 3. a thunderbolt to stir np, prompt, incite i) S. P o péshane, s. A hand-mill, a stone Sl A, C. 203> péru, [@B] v To lade, load and mullar, any apparatus for grinding or Ly freight, burd pounding C Qdo peru, s. Unevenness in scales, 3¢ f flfi it €T in equipoise. H. 302 T I weu\sffi\\ N‘*)\(S-'Da 5@ DG péshukashu, péshulkashi, pé- by Kie c\fltfi)p%/\ per-uniga, [one who lives 8 ‘t‘ by cheating in weight] s. gold and silver- shkashi, péshkashi, s. Tribute. of smith H. 3¢5 O péshkdra, s. A revenue ser- 8 ! A, Q"’Jb per-urt, s. A great blaze, an ant under an amildar. extended flame A. C. EAE pesz/w, [3:»#] s, Disgusts I i T. B. loathm g. § ¥ QTR pérépane, [8,:37] s. Ex- citement, pushing on, provocation, inspiring. A. C. B> pélu, [#] v, a. To say, tell J M § Al C. 0 pér, adyj. Great, large, big, much, C. :»Sfi peika, s. Money, cash, treasure. S . (0] AvC. w°7°u®a‘ 7> per-JOZh/, v.n. To be- = gfi peika, s. A flock of cuckoos. come coleb.a‘ved met a name, be exalted. f H. w 3 pez/n, adv. Respecting, concerning .,9 -9 C. Redor, VeeZedopdrehu, pérehidu, il (o N ~ per Jan %, s. A superintendent — - A M) pl.\, heap up v.n. To increase overseer, collector of dues., 2. a detective A " Q pér dale, s. A large head b T, B. RATORO pei-gdvali, s, Superin- i. g ® g g ; WE T per-dore, s, A large river tendence, looking after. 670 P Y o\)&%‘jfi 32 0%V A vopal i G. oJSG‘D'dJ peyary, s Shoe , slippers. 2 Settlement, adjustment, arrangement. A largemg %28 T3R3 a paper of settlement Sane ~ O VAL C. m) T pezz‘fmm, s oA countly so cal- weg lml t(, the north. éd > By R 8:C a female’s cloth L7 »tormake quits, adjust accounts b8 Ay par(h silk and partly cotton C. VRO pon, [_u»f\\'A_J s. Gold acy Gold s T ole ]](,’l[]ldl” > adj. Boiled i a pot golden am as fiesh, &c ) s Al il . PCT ponka, adj. Straight, even Lo handsome T. B wgé“’a pewna, [=) @] s. A journey comely, elegant. Lro® T gn amiable disposition. O a &3 l 1688, (il LUITIA Bwe Y to journey. PPCE I i’)lv o) wealth, go 206 1d. > S5b, LoowwTy a pretty thing PRCT I [+ ¥, prJt’ NSB /'386011, s l\Ignov [aVO o g 9 a pretty puppet. (indn I 085 s. ofijBU ]Jeziy~zla, adj. Paternal, ances- )3 A. C. DPORED pon-ganna, s. Hiran- U o1, To ai w O] =2 S 5 ¥ T3 patrimony. w)\, N‘S Bg oo, | ! %) e 13, o yalksha, with a gold eye B2 ' the son or daughter of a father’s sister A. €. Q0T DD ERpon-gariya- lcma, | e gem, s. An arrow feathered with gold. Jong lnect 8. 20 peitya, s. Biliousness. 2. mad- ness, imbecility 28 Q0 © Tt g bilious con- D. TPOR, BROAWS pongali, pongaly stitution 28 72T ) 3293 a mad-man s. Boiled rice mixed with milk and suear il lunatic & ) a fool, blockhead Trond BWw and highly seasoned an annual H. 3( 330005\ peimdishi, s . Measure- festival when this dish is used /, §, b ment of land A. C. QPOAT por gale, s.The lotus, with gold-like petals C deJ peiru, s. Standing or erowine Qelcat corn A, € 2. stock of goods brought to market RROTORE pon-gdnike, g An wholesale sapply ESANeYartes) Néd‘) the first offering of gold. a IM. crop 80Dy £330 the second crop IR C. DPOTIDED pongdrisu, v a. To pre- LD fruit, &c. as growing abov FeFo By vent bmlmw over by pouring in cold water. vegetables, corn, &c grown below the trees. AsQL (}‘» Ve, & Bpo7od pon-gdshe, s, A gold waist- L3, Ty T a corn-grower owner of oralty band or girdle gardens &e 2 an export importer il 28 wholesale dealer ::ém S OOF carrying on (&) cwe,DT"“@’o pongdlu, s. A proud, arro- gant man such a business. g stone H. cfiemasda, SICEN ISopeila-vinary, A. C. QPOARD pongu, s Rescmblance, like- g O ness 2. form, shape peelvrm(l?'u, s. A class of tumblers. Aol QPO0AD pongi, v.n To boil over 8 (H w om, peivaste, s. The last year overflow & but one ubble up, éffervesce. 2. to be sh ly ]‘k overjoyed 5 wsmca’ peishdcha adj. Demon-like A, C a\pO/\J( 50 16 of or relating to demons or evil spir its pon-gudupa, ¢ A golden drum-stick 2. a gold staff pyel 8. (V93T peishdchaka, s. A niode of @AOM% pon-guppe, s. Any gold marriage, carrying off a nul by force. fy knob on a box, &c S. wé?focfi peishunya, s, TInformation ® C‘wpl()]lfl“ & ) avarice A. 0. DpoRE =, Por-gejje, s. A small gold 1 bell or namcut S wéa) fipez%tt/za, s. Flour cakes baked AsC RpoRwoB pon-gombe, 8. A o on an wron pan. golden image. s c MSNd peisara, adj. Tall, high, lofty A. 0. LRORWLYS pon-gdlu, s. A golden : o 2. %lan\, sloping, staff. 1l A. C. Qv NOR pesarisu, v. n, To sink in, infenle C. P05 ponchi 8 A Dbracelet of gold becom e flat. Forizh s 89,2, QHWT fIve @ the eyes sunk in. flowers, resembline the swallow-wort. Guper I w@gm@b (X008 peisalu pesaldtl, A. C. 083 ponclu, r " L mxaoedfl To , 671 Y i e TP OR 2Ty 0, spy, watch secretly, lie hid, or in ambush. A. c. BpoRyy, Jypoasy, Loy d) pom- LPoLFIATY f LeoworeB a spy, secreb listener. puli, pombuli, pompurri, s. Horripi- lation. 0 ¢ to lie in wait, be in ambush. adj. Great, much. c. TpceroS R ponchu-guttige, s A. €. Bpoee pom-banpa, s, Gold colour- AC An arrack contract. A0 ’a‘i@aao&%o pom—bagf_ta, s. A gold me- ) A. 0. Dpo2dR pon-jarige, s A gold tallic tablet. o necklace. A. 0. [pol3, pom-batte, s. A yellow cloth. AC G. Dp0l® ponju, [Bew] s, A torch. Boo = H2EW o carry a torch 2033 a i A. C. 'o’.‘))fioa)tfd pombaradu, s. A shrof- masalchi. Jer, money changers T0f S A A. C. oD ponjurige, gold A. €. JpoadddIeen pombariydna, s. A AC dagger. gold plate. 102 Ac. Do pongele, s. A purple A €. $pou®sT, BpeBeddd pom- AC radiance. basura, pom-bodeya, s. Bramha, with 9( c. o33 pontana, s Favourableness, gold in his belly, or the mundane egg float- I auspiciousness of a horoscope, agreement of ing on the water. See &Tey NGF. A the horoscopes of two persons for marriage, AL C: T@DO&D§ ])077?,—[)(1’!(?, s. The flower of 2 a red D for a change of residence, an undertaking, &c. the cocoanut and areca-nut tree. tk A. C. JEoBYR pon-dalige, s. A gold plantain tree, Fpowa¥Ewd a thigh like the red plantain tree. i plate or dish. A A. C. DpoT> pondu, e J q v. a. To fit, A. C. BpodT s pom-bisalu, s. Gold co- suit, be congruous. 2. to reach, arrive. 3 loured or purple rays, as at the rising or Lo setting of the sun. to have, acquire, obtain. e A. 0. DPoBRER pon-dodige, 's. A gold ASC: ?5,@03‘3&5 pom-be,tla, s. Mahaméru, A ¢ jewel or trinket. or mountain of gold. AL €L @30@33 ]JO?)Z—béff(l, s. A cane . ol '&3)’005 ponna, s. The giant, Hiran- covered with gold. pc832823 mace bearers. yakashipw. of A. 0. $posTed pom-bharani, s. A gold A. C. Dpo3cT ponn-ande, s. A gold vessel. §fa casket or box. A. 0. DpoToTY ponn-andala, s. A gold LN C. '&3]&03533 pommu, s. A bundle, load. 2. palankeen. Y0 the custom or duty for a load. 3. a kind of A. 0. DypoZ0RR ponn-andige, s. A gold L0 musical instrument. SR LRoaW g bundle or anklet. 3 Q0 o3 (Yore! $ load of betel leaf. éex&v ! 2 a bundle of A. C. DPOZ> ponnu, [Eeos] s. Gold. adj. ) 20 o3 a Joad of cocoanuts. tobacco. 8oNATFA A, Golden. AJSC, 32))’9%3 ])0]&']»‘1[, past part. of 3pnd I A. C. 3‘3{&03'5(5533 onn-ereyu, v.n. To [#<7] Having entered. A pour gold on a person in the exuberance of 2 benevolence. C. 3:93 "U)Déj polsku, s. A Dblister or excoriation. 2 a pustule or speck. 3 Zpwy, venereal A A. . Bpodes pon-nelanu, s. A coun- sores on the penis. LpFYND to be blistered, * I try said to have a soil of gold. excoriated. 2. parched earth to rise upon A AlC. f)fiofié pon-nele, s. A place where being watered. 13 there is gold. A. C 33,3?36@’, ?.3,:)%’35@ pokkula, A 5 A. 0. BEO3eDIT ponné-mara, s, A tree })O/L'/L'u]u, [8%%)¢] s. The navel. so called. A A. O ?&@fi%fi; 3B, @:%&?ofim% A. C. DROZHTVD ponn-odeya, s, Ku- pokkula-vakki, pokkuliya-vakki, s béra, the god of riches. The black cuckoe. SR S —— 672 & PE ) ~ (0 v J Q 7/ Ol o 0. BPRBBED pogadi-hapnu, 5 A g, Homyi fruit so called. c. Y8, Lptes, B, Lt poi- na, pottana, pottala, potla, s. A kind ) . VPR pogade, See 573 of syringe used in discharging the L%, 2. 3, Giold colour A. C. AL pogadi, s. A smith’s punch. a paper bag or any thing in which a shop- s A gold mee 2. tribute. Zprog T, to lay under tribute, keeper wraps up goods. 8. any warm appli- 2. to pay tribute. ndR 8T Y to receive cation, as heated salt, &c. to an inflamed part, or take tribute. &e Fotp, Fe@ to apply a fomentation. Lo 5 Ajgellow % o to prepare a fomentation. A. 0. RPRT> pogaru, s. Effalgence, ra- \ 8 Adhrof diance, lustre. 2. pride, haughtiness. 3. [%o A, O 3@’95_5) potre, s. Soot. 2. the hollow of a tree. €3] a bush, thicket. Fprzr 58, PRIFE,; g road through a thicket. A6 K‘)JDC;% potli, s. A ram. riynty & A. C. BDPRBIoET> pogar-mdru, s, Flee- A. C. RPTIOR> podakarisu, v n. To ing, decamping, running away. suffer, endure, bear. ) Jon A. 0. BpZ podata, |2ews]s. A stroke, vl with A. 0 ‘!@97\’32‘, ?.3;.37\’"659 pogarrti, po- the act of beating. galte, [#onv2]s Enc minm, praise, eu- e exg ot logium, A. C. Q\Je::ge&@ pac]abali, s. A cemetery, a place where bodies are burnt or interred. A. C. BDPRY> pogalu, VYol ba) a. To The i E - Il | praise, laud, eulogise. % - ©n ¥R to cause A. . TpIBoT> podamadu, v. n. To bow, o [ E to praise, or flatter. Bpny,, e n vE, pnvg? make obeisance, prostrate, do reverence. high e praise, eulogium, flattery. A. 0. BpTTo podaru, v. n. To shake, move with quick motion. ¢ Gollov A. C. 7@@7\’7\5 pogale, s. The lotus. e Tising O° A. €. BpR> pogu, [B+nR:| . a. To enter, A. 0. pTesor podarchu, v. a. § n. To penetrate, go in. commence, begin. A. C. YPBRE podarpu, s. Splendour, Jfa!]tfll}iél‘E[} A. 0. PR poge, [B0%] 5. Smoke. BR D n% to drive in smoke, as wind does. lustre, magnificence. Bpiy LU E 92 a cheroot, cigar. TR B to smoke a A.0. Jp [CESIE X! > podavadisu, ». n. To o Aot bow, do obeisance. BpzEan? 5 bow, obeisance. cheroot. FpAIYNR, FPoRFLDR Agni, god e bearers T. B. o3 podavi, [2,85] 5. The earth, of fire, having smoke for the sign on his P o4 gofd standard. PED €N Site, daughter of the earth, T 22¢3 a king, ruler of the earth., Bp3DAEEI A0, ?.';’ya?/\‘\&?\fi Dpoggadisu, v, n. To retch, ol % vomit. imperial rule. FPBIGWELS T not fit, for s imperial rule. s a\;'m«‘\ 0'\‘ 11 A c. Tpes, (2o ‘efip’;% pockcha, pocheke, Ly @ s. A river. adj, [%»7] new. c. Z@p‘fi?\'bifi poda-suttige, s. A small 40 goldsmith’s hammer made of bell-metal, A. 0. L3 DT pochcharisu, v. n. To break out afresh. Aieh ?@p?fi:podu, v.7. To bow, do reverence. 0 -~ A.C. Ppe3 o pockeharu, v, a4, To s.hine. T. B. B3G50 poduvala-kdi, [ ) Ewre 2. to throb. 3. to struggle, ] s. The snake vegetable, ¢ricosanties diceca. A. c. Bpe3 ¢ pochehali, s. A badge of honour worn on the arm. A. ¢. BT pode, [#%53]0. a. To beat, strike, A. C. DB pode, s. Thebelly, breast, body., A Oy '&3}28%_7;5 ];oc/cc/za]e, s. Effulgence, 2. the sheath whence an ear of grain issues. radiance. . 9 the seat, when the legs are crossed. 4. a Ll A. 0. [ pe o pocheku, v, a. To cover, spread speck, mole, mark. 5. a top-knot over. el A. . [PBAREY, pode-gatiu, v, a. To do ( &3 PP S, potiu, [Fetd] 5. Chaff, husk, up a female’s top-knot. s. A waistband. Ex \ g ok ‘gj potte, [@e] s, The belly. 2. % i/ A. €. BPWSIT pode-alara, s. Vishu, an egg-shell, with a lotus in his navel. per 6 [} 3 4 N \au»'* 30 A. C. Jpeed, Dpeod porar, ponary, A. C. {PTT podaru, [#essd] s, A thicket, bush. A s. War, fight, battle. ©pe0:, FpaaedT to unite, JpoaIF g engage, join with, fight, wage war. P A. 0. JpTYs podali, v.n. To fly out or up, D fighting soldiers. A to rise up, come out. ¢ X Tépgfade*%b ponar-vakki, s, The A. C. PO podi, v.a. To dress or put on. S0I ruddy goose. LeoF a dress, suit of clothes. P4 5] a AC A. C. 33]0?73 pone, [@es] s, Bail, security. A0, éfaé’ pode, s. A bush, thicket. LpEsreT g surety, bondsman. Ut quiver, arrow case. ¥pF £ toopen a quiver. [ A, C. DD, ponmu, [@Beosxv] v, a. Toset AIC: "@D% podda, rel. part. of B0 Worn, AC out, go forth, egress. 2. to run fast or over. puton. T Fow¥ a cambly in wear or put on. Lped @, Tped, oo 1t set out or proceeded. i A. C. ?@@’%% poddike, [05%¥]s. A thatch, A €. ”&@i potta, s. The shell or frame of a any covering of a roof. 2. a dress. lock. ot A C. zgpd& poddu, [#s%] v. 2. To ap- . ¥ 593, @pg_gd, '@@égppofia- proach, draw near, come to a person. AQ 9 1 ddra, pottdra, pottdri, s. An inferior A. €. oTT> ponaru, s. Inflammation. A ¢ shroff or money changer in a hamlet. a stream. oug A C. ?@fi)id pottara, s. Morning. 2. a A. C. 33/35613 ponalu, s. A stream, inunda- AC bundle of leaves. tion, flood. FpoY 0w g stream to run. p\/ A. C. 33)@2?’ pottala, s. A new place, A O, @ofiwgfiofiapmm-odeya, s. Ku- A béra, god of wealth. sl C, ?@Dé)f&b potti-kattu, v. a. To stop by witcheraft, in which the magician pre- B 5\Y poppali, s. A checkered cloth. A0 tends to keep an evil spirit from a haunted o c. DV\E, @’DQA}& poppidi, poppuds, man by surrounding the place where he sleeps s. The farina or pollen of flowers. Ag with ashes, and repeating certain formulas. Ty A. 0. BpG323e poyyu, [Fesy] v.a. To $p3 A0 the magician who performs this beat, kill, cut off. 2. to pour, as water, &e. Ovg =2~ Oy ceremony. ES0) cfi\é o 0, SR O 282 heating and stabbing. P fal 6. BpS RO> pottigaru, s. Neighbours. 2. A to cause to beat or pour. P c§3)€, Fpg €l partners. 2, Fosmst the act of pouring. g} A. C. ‘fgjaido pottiru, [Bs) v, n. To be A. C. DT pora, [©+T] adj. Outer, outside, fll 2. to be kindled. bearing or sustaining. out of doors, abroad. A AL C. 7'-3,’3—&3’30 pottu, [2a3,]s. The time of A. 0. BPUVFow pora-kula, s. An outcaste, Slisty Chanddla. day or ni.g_'ht. 2. the sun. 8. (¥3) a torch. w1 2. torch-light. T3y, Loy 3¢ day-light. A. 0. JpTT porakuli, s. Any thing AQ nourished or fostered. oobdy,, B« the day to break, the sun to fold rise. o3, Fer the sun to seb, BT, ek C. JyPTTF porake, s. A broom. 2. a fold. fish to observe the time. 3. a garment. 403 0. BoBF porake, s. A choking sensation. fidg A. . BB pottu, | #w3] v, n. Tokindle, catch or take fire. ) hd to be caked. 3. to o0 9D t0 he choked by food or liquid en- Tay] burn to the bottom of a vessel. e to tering the windpipe instead of the gullet. Ag kindle, set on fire, &c. 3. past part. of A. €. BPTR porage, [#45H Jadv. Outside, W D, Having borne. outward. &1 A. C. BPBR, JpTOR podagu, podu- AL O ‘3‘3})5&53 poratu, . a. To stir up, as Dot gu, [Bs8] v, a. To cover, as a hen her grain while frying. &g chickens. TN, FPOAZY to cause to cover. A. 0. Dp33> poradu, [Hez] v, n Toset Ag A, 0. DRTOWT, PO podaisu, po- out, egress. ot disu, ». a, To dress, cover another with A. C. 3@@:5?37\"0'533 pora-degeyu, v, a.To AC any cloth. take out. 0} 6 - ¢ 4 oJjy etV 3o s, Athik i o A. ¢. DPURYY porapuli, s. Horripilation. A. Q. PoTos ¢ porkuli, s. A wave, surge, A. C. JPTRPED, pora-ponmu, v. u. To billow. o ly out orup go outside, set out. 2. to flow or run over. A. C. BPTE pordu, v. n. To approach, A. 0. JPTIR porabiga, s A person not draw near, come to a person. 25 01 Pt on. related or belonging to one, an indifferent per- A.C. TpT=R, JpdeR porduge, son, stranger, alien. pordige, s. Nearness, vicinage. adj. Con- thicket, 23 A. C. BPTZoB> poramadi, v, n. To set tiguous, near. open A quiver out, go forth. LeT2 to cause to set out, A “@@953 porraku, adj. Common, in Worn, &c. 2. to drive, chase. general use. weaorputon. A. 0. BEYUSDI9Ts poramdry, s, Flecing, A. ¢. Bpgjes porralu, s. A town or city. 3, A thatey running away. 550 ’c'afiz?%s‘ porrke, See T3, LTES, 1 X, 0. "f)jao’sgaéfigs pora-mettu, ». m. Toset oon Do out, go forth. A. C. &3?9 porrtarre,s, The morning, the dawn. AL G0 ‘@pd@opomlu, s. The hollow of a tree- Ik S0, A. C. Tépfi_ao & porrtu, See 3. fumation A c. RPTFONG pora-vdgilu, s, An outer door. A. c. Tpo pola, [#ev]s A fiedd for dry cultivation. Fpw M to watch a field. etreamjnn‘;d# A. 0. RPTST> poravdru, s, The buttocks, ) VR EY < Il N C. DPLOT, ROy o%> polanku, polan- o foru posteriors. fly[/, S’ K'»:. YV ) B93> pora-sdru, v, n. To egress, ]W: v. n. To feel pity, be distressed, or griev- ed on account of others, sally forth. [ered cloth. A. 0. BPTR@ED pora-sisi, v . Torun A. C. Zpwod polanti, s. A woman. or flow over. A. C. PO poladi, s. A whoremaster, gyt 3 y rake. A. c. BpBYs poralu, [@Bsse] v a. To brandish. 2. to retract. v. %. To roll, turn A. C. Bfip@)&)b polaéu, s. News, intelligence. v : ¢ . T') over, roll in great anguish or distress. 2 to 2. depth, cunning. Fpowo 2 E to hear the s wateh fl‘ = fall, die. 3. to prostrate. ¥3¥y having rol- news. cfahin led, fallen, prostrated, died, &e. TeTH to A. c. Lpusdorwe) polavarangollu, make roll. 2. to overthrow, slay, kill, make fall. v. a. To defend, side with, stand up for, take o, outsidey one’s side, espouse one’s cause. A. C. PpT> poru, [&£sy] v, a. To bear, A. ¢. PO poli, [#s8] v, a. Tosew. 2. to sustain, endure, as a burden on the head, &c. 0 qufcast?y cover, as a bull, ram, &ec. 2. to wear or have on. A 33)’08 pore, s. Shoulder. 2. wing. 3.a A c. BB, Bpoh, 8py pole, polasu, Any !hi“g‘ polla, s. Mischief. 2. taint, pollution, de- fold, division, leaf of a book, scale of a fish. 4 - filement. 3. sin, evil, wickedness. TPSD g, W a hole. o a bundle, faggot. 6 i 9.8 pariah, chanddla, a bad, base, mean, or low a caul, membrane. 7. maidenhead. adv. Out- man. Lewe a bad or disreputable woman. side, near, by the side of. TPTBRBEN to ation ravish. S, Lo had, evil, wicked. TPV T8 g Ik Pt o I ] il Il stink. 2. the smell of a corpse burning. £ AL, ?3[;'3 pore, v. n. Tomix, unite. 2. to p leh swell or be elated. & 2228 the chdnddla caste, S RS, FoSe v. a. To nourish, protect. i Ou{si“tez 2. to cover. S9® to defile, pollute. TP not evil, not LpTTIS0 a preserver, nourisher, protector. wrong. PRI & O f’gfi%}) pollu, v, n. To tell distinctly. i stir W ¥ A. C. BT poreke, See 2. Y A. C. {3 COJOS SR, Pore-pormu, ov. n. To A.C. ?.@@(‘g);cfio polleya, ad;. Harsh, cruel, i e ‘; 4 ’ set out, go forth. s s Bp 3, it is gone forth. contumelious. A. C. ‘s@pé’mdaporevdru, s. The posteriors A, C. RPV) BPIB, JpRT> posa, po- ] ?3/1/’ o or buttocks. satu, posadu, [%s%] adj. New, fresh, 67 5 < S Brwo . e3 8 rare, wonderful. BT Ind), FpT T3 news, A0, ?@?Q§ pu'/fe, [Zec¥F] 5, Airs, eccen- 2 Lp® 988 newly ground. LYo T daw the glow tricities, aping those above us, hrag, empty boast. LpgEoed of the rising sun. 2. hypoerisy, insincerity. T mimicks. A. c. PpRo8e, FprodS, DpTws, 2. hypocrites, dissemblers. @pt 2 2% to ape or mimick others. 2. toacta G Lp@s posantilu, posantil, posati- part, to be insincere. g lu, postilu, |=s30]s, A threshold. 2 8. B2eR0B pdganda, s. A boy from five L a new method or fashion. to sixteen years of age. b AL @, 7@’)?())7? posage, s. Any auspicious i news, as that of a birth, marriage, &c. 2 C. JPRT pdgare, s. A tool used by gold- smiths, i lustre, radiance. — S v vldN A C. BRY 5 pdgal(fqlisu, v a. To fi A '63{0?3 pose, s. A shoot, germ, bud. V. a dissipate, disperse, scatter, lose, waste. @ To twist, entwine, braid, plait. 2. to churn. 2 ~ A. C. BORAY pdgu, [Ber] v m. To go, [ RS T a sprouting plant. e depart. AT it is gone. B, St FYS K TRWNIFT g ceremony among farmers at the [} 2 _ the thief, as he went along, commencement of tillage, putting some seed [8<} fitéfi = 03 stole the waist bells. $erA while going. in a vessel filled with earth on a plough, and fl letting it remain till it germinates. C. E‘J)jag?\)a POgU, s. Friendship, love, b A. C. YpIRODD pose-suriyu, v. . c. "@93&5 pola, adj. Audacious, rude, ill- A, To ooze out in a stream. behaved. s. An impudent, rude man. 2. a de: eiver, ]1 c. BPTOT postuka, [%7%] s. A book. C. 3@9@&3&% po'_f(mi, s. Dripping. Dol A, C. PY0Bs, LY T polanku, pola- A ( 250, FoWed B to drip, leak. ku, v a. To press down. [5) dc c. Bpe &30 po’;‘m’i, s. A brave man, valiant o A. 0. DpYoeds, JpGess polanchu, po- man, hero. LpcWOET heroism, valour. lachu, v. n. To shine, sparkle, glitter. c. Bpe&aolRo pdtddisu, v. a. To teaze, 0, AQy 'efy)%f{)\)) pOZdJJU, s. Effulgence, radi- as one boy another, by tickling, pinching, &ec. ance, lustre. c. '53[3@(’33 p(}'!i, s. A prop, buttress. 2. 1 7.6 oF .%9%4@3 polalu, s. A city, town, dwel- competition, vieing with, rivalry. pBAY, C. ling, house. Zpyw 3K outside of a city. PecER0 to prop, put a prop. TprER S2 R to j 2, ) P L 0 compete with, to outbhid e B s I 8 A. 0. BpYoess poluchit, v. a. To unite, join. 3 R ¥e r B a competitor, rival. 4 \ L3R rivalry, A, C. K?fi—?’) ]00.13, L %w¥] s, A river, flood. outbidding. 2. aroad, path, way. 3. brightness, lustre. 1g c. E@’JQ&J ]90’1,’?6, s. A wound, stab, blow. J > o A. C. 'a'?)jagj ]90_26’, v. n. To shine. 2. toroll, 2. pain. Begk 90 R B, TN w (¥ to be wounded. G, as a horse, &c. ¥ Y very bright. . ?.3;;353 pote, s. A woman having a beard., A. C. 7@92}2@, ?‘@’D(g‘ifi poltade, poltd- A . ?@“639 potre, s. The hollow of a tree. 7é, s. The morning or dawn. C . Lreetn 3o pdtlddu, v. n To bhutt, See Bp3y,. s A. c. Bpga, poltu, strike horizontally. Vi A. c. Bpga pollu, [%»gy] adj. Empty, C. ?@fggg%«? ponike, s. Order, regularity. & hollow. 2 0] Lp ¥ ™ to be empty or hollow. c. '@DQS%"NJJ ponisu, wv. a. To thread, i P F0, JPyo DY an empty speech, a false string, as beads, &c. 2. to plait. Fé&n I W report, groundless rumour. 39 30 R o B he answered word for word, well. il C. DpeoRweey pdngdli, s. A houseless, w¢,8 S93) Poee3nd he spoke much to the pur- [ap)] A faithless, worthless, bad man. pose. Toe Fpred to string a necklace. c. $reT, peT0 pdka, pdkari, s. A T2 Ppke3o to thread a needle. debauchee. FRTOIT debauchery, excess, c. Bpe2 pdta, s. A name common to C, dissoluteness. Shudras. - 6 { 6 3 < o0 e3 = 20 Ans, ectene A. C. s Q)_pgg p()l‘(l s. The young of any ani- peedd pdladi, s. A whoremaster brag, em) mal 2. a young elephant of ten years old ululhzl er'. ty, [ 3. a vessel, boat 4. the site of a house or () wfi\@ poliy adj. Bad, evil, wicked, mis- semblers o 9\ dwelling. chievous. ESCIN S bad 2. stray, unowned toacta ,.9 C. 0y potappa, s. A god so called people. Lp:e 2@, 3 mexy) e a devotee to beat himself C. 209 polu, adj. Injured, ruined, use- hoy from fiv befor an idol less $poend to become impaired, injured’ useless S afi’dfi?fi?) poiawafia, s. A rower, boat- s i man, steersman. 2. one of the crew who A. C. QL ])(}ZU [Bwced] v, . To resem- ble, be conformable to, like. adj. Like, equal I\eeps watch at the mast head of a ship $oOD to make resemble, 2. to compar ]/\2’, 10 S. BPLBOGS potddhdna, s. A fish so alled Bpge ‘;hko resembling. Wasie, Cs [-8) VLA moL Q\Qn S5O0 nulcbhcu, s. A prodigal, To g 3R potra, s. A hog’s snout spendthrift wfan ])Ot) 7, s. Ahog. 2.a male buffalo C. TpeDeTBoRs poléramma, s. A female e alog, C 0Pl podi, s. Opening and manuring proper aime. the roots of trees. PLRTY,, BPLD K ] S. o poshane, S. Nourishment, Vs Julie] %3 to open and manure the roots of trees. 3 intenance, support er 9, £ R BRRB), TR IS, Im Il il . C. 2PeRB pipadi, s. A lurking or to nourish cherish, bring up, maintain, eman, 58 hiding place. Feewe =D to find oubt a preserve, protect rHF a nourisher, pro- wrking place. =2~ 09 ) & tector CYLARN 3 nourished it} A. C. DPeYBd pdpudu, [Eetrosws]s. The he vege- SR K 2~ ¥3Y he is not the one to C. &R 0d> pdstu-kdt, act of going table, Papaver somniferwmn. 1, valianb 0. o0 I I will go. BpBE the place to S @FO which a person goes. pmlla, s. Certainty, truth. A Bl A€ o,)@WJ‘j p(]la]d, s. A haft, handle 1 I‘O Cdlt C. 0 SOl BADd ]7’)170%(/6[, s. An orna- A. C. Q)O I mmt 1)1(»(“,(1 on the forehead at the time of ~o3 pohagdra, s. A fowler, I marr ul’l‘(,. huntsma 2. one who detects thieves iress c. 3 ESJPREA Y ])Jb(/h, . A game so called T. B. JpooR pdlige, [#awh] s A cake, Sy w"‘ & fo A bo from five to ten 2. [2ays a blow, slap. C %/JAO‘) ])('/ a, s years of age. ¥PRT 393 g childish expression AL Q\,’DO“J pr)]!l, v. n. To cleave In sun- TIvalLfy TpgD 53 3 a childish trick {TeS childish- der, crack, split. s. A portion of any thing ness, childhood cloven ; a plece of fruit broken off at the o natural division. fab, b C. 20 port, s £ oirl from five to ten 11"‘ 2N Dev] TR0 g Wour 1 years of age 2. | ®@cl] a young bull pouju, s. An army 2. the com- ': L P @ head native revenue coilector. 1 e e A. C. TOLT> poru, s. War, battle. mandant of an army s w5kC his office. ) {1t hole. 3. trouble, vexation, persecution. 4. { of Y 1 travail 5. a stack of hay e ok, to S. T° /] poutra,s. Aso ’s son, a grandson i i Itfy o) 2 vex, annoy, persecute, quarrel with. & Her in the male line only. S, ason’s daughter. TP 7 W3S BT 2 to secuting, vexing, quarrelling. B BN U3S pounahapunyd, s. Rei- \ make persecute, make quarrel. ‘\Gum D one teration, repetition. To 10 who is vexed or persecuted FpTuB vexation, S %—U(\/BJ 3 pounarbhava, s. One of annoyance, persecution the sons or heirs admitted by the old Hindu el il law, the son of a twice married woman. A G ag,’)°dj porru, s. War, contest e pul ) C. QP 1)0[(1, s. A name common to mer- S. 23 pourd, s. A fragrant grass. adj. () hCE 398 =3 citizens. chants. Of or belonging to a city C. S. 200D pourava, adj Of or belonging 0O pol-amma, s. A female’s pro- Lolfllfl‘:' p b — to % T, son of HE e 3508 per name, 2. a name of Durgi. s £33 v z O] S. %‘Dd:&;g pourastya, adj. Prior, first, 8. B8 pmkaza, adj. Displayed, unfold- initial. ed, revealed, manifest, apparent, proclaimed, B wiTon, 8. O02e8T pourdnika, s One who public. ) )T TexIen publicly. reads and interprets sacred books publicly. BT 3@ to make public. 3,FEE opened, evident, apparent, visible, spread out abroad. N 8. 008 pourusha, s. The property of 3 )T =) T & revelation, manifestation, making (1 manhood, virility, manliness. 2 action in- known. § cidental to the state of humanity. 3. semen 8. ¥)FT prakara, s, A heap, quantity, virile. 4. strength, power, bravery. 5. the multitude. ¥ measure of a man equal to the height to which W I he reaches with both arms elevated and the 8. 9?’5)55“’3 prdlfidfll?}(l, s. An introduction, 9 fingers extended. adj. Manly. 2. ofor be- prologue, prelude. 2. a poetical fiction or Qo longing to man. poem, in which the story and principal per- bl sons are wholly imaginary ; the term is espe- 8. oD pourushéya, adj. Made cially applied to a dramatic poem. 3. a by, derived from, or relating to man, human, § chapter, section, book. manly, virile, i Excellent, 8. VOBWORSS pourdgava, s, An overseer S. B30 prakdnda, adj. 1 The stem of a tree, the part or superintendent of the kitchen. happy. s S between the root and the branches. 2. ex- s, ?5‘36’@383'58 pourdhitya, [wdecs] cellence, happiness, s. Priesthood. adj. Belonging to, or relating 5, to, the duties or office of a priest. S. 93353 pra]m'fim, adv. Voluntarily, willingly. 8. TOPESIVAN, VOLEMD pourna- S, 1}')56'?)13 prakdra, s. Difference. 2. si- mdst, pournami, s, The lunar day or 2 militude, likeness, resemblance. 3. manner, that on which the moon is full. U é—fi method, mode. adw. According to, confor- S. oJ O THT)TT, T - %D e : su:—?m;% pourvihnika, adj. Be- mably with. %) 597 thus, in e To0 8 longing or relating to the fore part of the day. this way. . F00, e;sz:‘; 2T9A 50, according to that. 8. 20T 0 poulastya, s. Kubéra, god of wealth. 2. Rdvana. 8 8. DiEve p?’a’l'a'sfid, s. Sunshine, lustre, 8. To9 pou?i, s. Grain half dressed with light, splendour. 2 expansion, diffusion, f ghee and made into a sort of cake. manifestation ; the word being equally appli- 8. %—UES\QQSJPOMZU,%N', s. The wife of Indra. cable to physical or moral subjects, as the ft blowing of a flower, diffusion of celebrity, 1 B, O pou.ska, s. The tenth lunar month, publicity of an event, or manifestation of a ! that in which themoon’s change takes place truth. %0838 evident, apparent, manifest, Sy when the sun is in Capricornus. visible. 2 . 2 ISV D a 1dyj. dim, lustre-faded. DT IR T )T 2 P! 2 to shine, glitter, be 8. ¥ poushna, s. The twenty seventh lunar asterism. splendid. 2. to enlighten. 8. OBNT poushpaka, s. The oxide of S. 9%@{@8‘, 9%35@?% prakirnas 5, brass, considered as a collyrium. p}‘([]tl’?"zm ka, s. A cow’stail used to brush C. %‘D‘? pouli, s. A wall round premises, off or fray away flies, &c. 0 S— a town, &c. 8. ©508c8 prakirtita, adj. Declared, § said, explained, revealed. H. 'fi?gtg pydde, s. A peon, or public servant. 8. ©)T B prakrita, adj. Made, completed, 8. %) pra, a Sanscrit prefix implying, Pro- accomplished. s. The present, this time. ¥) ressive motion, (forth, forward, away, &c.) %,8%, for the present. 2’:. . excess, excellence, (very, much, exceeding). o 9?@8 p?'a/f]‘l.fi, s. Nature; in philo- B sophy the passive or material cause of the 22 oBI prakampana, s, Wind, air. o 2. hell. world, as opposed to the active or spiritual. I 6 { 8 P et o o] o O] » played, mofol 2. the natural state of any thing. 3. the house. 3. a building on the top of a palace, It proclaime, male or female organs of generation. 4. the a painted turret. 4. a wooden balustrade or %0 publil. root or radical form of a word. s cause, fence on the edge of a building. 5. astable, ! 752 opene origin. 6. the top of a tree. out abroad S, . S. 35@3—:\ 277'011”?"{?72?(1; adyj. Chief, prin- ) ™3 praghana, s A terrace before fon, making cipal, pre-eminent. a house, S. TJ)J?.?JOQ‘;’J prakipa, s. Excess, inflam- S. 9’;5@{"& praghdna, s. A covered ter- ap, quantity, mation. T)Fed® to be inflamed, as a race or a small portico before the door of a wound ; excessive, as bile. house. ninfroluctin, Bom %@(Fj\ pra/cu’s]z,t/za, s. The fore-arm. 8. %2300 prachanda, adj. Intolerable, tical fictionor 2. part of the frame of a door. insupportable. 2. excessively hot or burn- | princial et S. 9@:’)3 prakrama, s. Procee ding, & D)0 oing. ing. 3. bold, confident, violent, fierce, pre- o torm 15 e 2. leisure, opportunity. 3. beginning. sumptuous, 4. wrathful, passionate. 3\3)250 ; poei 34 B 0T, 8)Bos HF )= g mighty hero. s. 9@6\9)3 prakriye, adj. Bearing royal insignia. 2. conjugating or declinin (=} o , put- S. J&@ prachakra, s, An army in mo- Freelen ing affixes and prefixes, inflecting, tion, or, as sometimes explained, foraging. 108, e P A S. Té;%cgm, T)T D prakwana, prak- S. 9%&4)3 prachaya, s. A heap, quanti- nches, 88 wdnd, s, The sound of the vine or lute. ty, number, multitude. 8. R)ezwvs prachaldki, s, A peacock. Voluntarlj S. ?j&)?@g prakhydta, adj. Celebrated, > famous, notorious. T )= (&) S < a peacock’s tail, 2. pleased, happy. &/ ] [>) 2338 s. Publicity, notoriety. praise, S. '@85{@2)033_5 prachaldita, s. Rolling 106 9, sl eulogium, %228 B 0 make celebrated. about, tossing, tumbling, as in sleep. 3, mannefy T)338 Baots to become celebrated, enjoy 8. %jes90 prachdra, s. Precept, ordinance, iy confore celebrity. rule, institute, observance. 7 ths, n 8. @KO?S praganda, s. The upper arm, S. ®)8338 prachurda, adj. Excessive, g s from the elbow to the shoulder. much, many. 2. public, notorious, famed. 8. B)RB&II> pragata-jdnu, adj. Ban. S, @E@eé*&% prachétassu, s. Varuna, i, Justrey dy-legged, having the knees far apart. king of the seas. d,‘ffi;sj&l}, ] B 97\’@3} pragalbha, qdq;. Bold, confident, S. 9’6‘3\@3@? pracfio’dita, adj. Preserv- lly appl audacio.us, firm, ready. 2. illustrious, emi- ed, directed. s, 2 the nent. 3. strong, able. 4. impudent, shame- S. @%fi'v@f A ]77"616‘5(/,652'?12', s. The prickly ey less. EsPYalok-] [5) o S > confidence, readiness. “ + arro- night-shade, Solanum jacquini. s gation o8 gance, fierceness. 3. power, eminence, con- t man‘lffifa ) sequence. S. 96236’ 19'@‘565&5 prachhehhada, J 4. perverseness, wilfulness. k\lsirf‘ga‘]‘" prachhadapata, s. A cover or wrap- e, % S. 97?31"3 p?'ctgcid}ta, adj. Much, excess- ! per, either of a person or thing, as a sheet, ive. 2. hard, difficult, 3. hard, firm. veil, cloak, curtain, &c. it 8. B)ReD praguna, adj. Straight. 2. Zji‘fl honest, upright, straight in morals. S. T{))TSDSQ prachhchlhanna, s. A private pl 0 s > g door within the house. & a lattice, loop- B, Té»(j; pragnye, See 3% hole. 3. entering. adj. Covered, concealed, 4 D ! ?. 9:\_)'56 pragra/za, s. The string sus- incognito. pending a balance. 2. a rein, rope, or halter. 8. confinement, restriction, restraint, capti- S, ?_.ij’@,‘%)&a‘% prachhchhardike, s, Vo- miting, sickness. p, vity. 4. a ray of light. b J S 75)3153 O3 prachhchhddita, adj. Co- S. '@7?3)65 pragrdéha, s, The string of a balance. vered, clothed, hidden. i I pilv S. :3@35 ])7’(({/?’{0[&, s. A window, lattice, S, 990’:5 prajana, s, The first impregna- IS 0 o 2, balcony, a summer-house, pleasure tion of a cow or any other animal., 2. im- " sprltfl 679 v d g = ’)va pregnation or pregnancy of cattle in general 5 §. T)E003 pranaya, s. Affection, friend- . asking, begging. tate) § 3. the rutting season. ship. 2. acquaintance. 4. affectionate solicitation. ¥, a husband 1 8 JEJ(J{) prajananda, s. Birth, produc- tion 2. the vulva. or lover S )eae) FUE g quarrel of lovers fi S. plik &3 pranavd, s. The mystical name Jecog pm;ava, s. A festival, holiday. b S. of God, the syllable dm. T)XORT pra-jdgara, s ‘Waking §, wtching 8 JS”“M pzanasizfa, s. Ruin, destruc- —— ) S. tion, loss. T)EOIITOR prajanurdga, s. Popu- n larity, public esteem 8. )00 pmmdd, s. A loud noise, es- 3 pecially expressing approbation or delight, a e S pr (Ij((fifll‘b s. Bramha, the @ gl ) huzza, shout. creator. & a son of Bramha, of whom nine ton Q002 pranamda, s, Respectful or are generally enumerated ; Bhrign, Pulastya reverential salutation. i Marichi Daksha ? Pulaha, Kratu, Angirasa ! £ 8. D)oo pranpdli, s. An issue from a ri, and Vasishta a king or sovereign. ~ f 4. Vishwakarma. O, a decent term for the pond, a drain, water course. % il IS¢ membrum virile. Jgf“ oS pranidhdna, s. Great effort, Al i stress, energy. 2. profound, religious medi- S, J&—,qu prayavati, s . A Dbrother’s tation 8D wife. Lo 5] a woman who has children. 113 Ql A2 ceret agent S J{%B]n anidhi, s. 8. %) 2300 praja shdli, s. A manwith emaissary . askin solicitation, request Uit a large family S M) Q¥ by ) S. o S prappata, s Prostration, . o) v praje, s. People, subjects. 2. pro- n salutation, reverence obeisance made by g eny, offspring. LN i touching the feet 9 &, solicitation. ES) (&%) [} S. °(/Q'O’ prajéshwara, s, A king or ey M@ pmmfiu‘a adj. Delivered, in- S )\'ereign. 8 = trusted, consigned & [5) obtained, received, ac- ‘.:'.. ;_J/ Jaw)a prajotpatti, s. The fifth fu quired. 3. acknowledged,designed,determined year in the Hindu cycle of sixty. 8. .T308 pra . ita, s. Fire consecrated e ?' m © 3@y pragnyd-chakshu, s A § by prayers or mystical formulas. ’ E 2. a name of Dhritarashtra lin blind person. s. a-;ujpiaia[({, s. Extension, spreading f S. © QR pragryand, s, Knowledge, wis- C\pdl\\l O, i [5) I dom, especially spiritual wisdom. 2. amark, ISP ,‘:)3 pr atati, s. A crecping plant Ly : ~ CS) ign, token /P 2% g man full of w isdom. multitude, mass, assemblage. U § £ S. ou ) nratala, s lLie open hand with 8. ”;jq pragnyu, adj. Bandy-legged 7 W il =) . ").) the fingers extended. S. o) u pragnye, s. Intelligence, under- 8 R S. oJ’\_/u R pr atdnint, s. A spreading uulm‘:, wisdom, bense, cleverness, talent, i z 8] -~ o2 reeper. consciousness. BOLTT RE ‘| unc onsci- | ous, insensible 8 o3 2 g, to lose conscious- 8. J Bo% pratapa, s. Majesty, dignity, the § ness, be absent or forgetful high spirit arising from the possession of rank : .,;: X and power 2. heat warmth 3. valour, oY QTS pmflca/zsu, v. n. To shine, 8, hQ 5] prowess. glitter Lo to blaze, be inflamed % €8 (ig] 8. B30I pratdpana, s. One of the blazing, radiant barnt § I8 Hindu hells enain bowed (i §. ©)ros pr apata, adj. S. 38T pratdraka, s. A cheat, rogue stooping, inclined 2. skilful, clever. § decelver. bt sttt D) ee8 prapatt, s. Sal tion, reverence, 8. D)89T M ¢ 8 pratérana, Fraud, decett obeisance, courtesy. -~ < 1 E: cheating, over-reaching, trick -/ @ C 1 1eate £ ‘85 J?@u_p/ anate, s. The oil cup of a lamp. ed, deceived, tricked R 3 680 . j fi% J@ )3 \ffetion, friend S. S praty, a Sanscrit prefix implyin a real figure, an image, statue, picture. 2 a isking, Substitution (instead, in lieu of.) 2. several surety, proxy. 6 g hushand n order (severally, each by each.) 3. direc- rel of lovers S. J%Xfl@ pratipatie, s. Fame, reputation tion, designation (towards, upon.) 4. belong- 2 gaining obtaining 3 action. 4 arro=- mystical nae ing to (as a part or portion.) 5. exchange, gance, confidence. knowledge =) return (again, back again.) 6. a little, &c S. o quo pratipattu, s. The precise Ruin, destru s. Any thing substituted for another; a copy. moment of the full and change of the moon. adj. Each, every ®,83%A adp. In place of, Jond norse, & in lieu of. 8 I to metamorphose, ex- 8. ¥ Jusg pratipanna, adj. Possessing, change, make like T)8 Famdto give another endowed with. n or ( Jigh )88 %, 8¢ R0 to make a reciprocal exchange S J% w\]??dll—p(llls‘fia, s. The opposite to retaliate, give like for like side or party adj Opposite, against, of an Respect il or ~ 8. £)83°8 pratikdra, 5. A remedy, anti- opposite party & an enemy, adversary dote. 2. a return of offices either zood or had S Gift, do- | IS8 foom 4 8. ¥)8°T3 prati-pddana, nation 2. ascertaining, determining 8. )3T p?’fllfl/wd[(/, 8: Disacreement discord, opposition, clashing adj. Contrary, S J3N®§ prati-phalana, s. Thereflec- 5, (et adverse, cross-grained, reverse, inverted tion of a mirror o reward, demerit, retali- el S. ation, revenge é relS) O to reflect back a )\%})) atikriti, s. An effigy, figure, figure. 1mage, picture, reflection shadow. 2.8 re- ~0C‘19T turn of good o bad offices. s Jq@f‘i prati-bandha, s. Obstacle, 1, Tequest Q5 2 atigraka, s. Receiving, tak- 1mpediment, hindrance S. JJ/\)JO!?)' Prostra ing, acceptance, assent 232)0T, €230 T &R, 8. %)8004% prati-bandhaka, s, Offence o male Iy )3 it is the province of the brahman to sin. 2. a demoniacal possession, supposed to be I € 1v occasioned by sin committed in former births. 3 204 m C\[llh > pratighatisu, v.a. To con- 3. one who is an evil or plague to others. T 10 ‘ont, oppose hstand 2 SWOTBFd TIsvRY to hinder stop, prevent. | S S. 2J® P az‘mfm, s. Anger, wrath, rage S 280003 prati-bandhane, s. A do. Consee Hif i .@t -2 398 pratighdta, s Beating, kil- moniacal possession. ] 1g. S. oJ 920 prati-bala, s. An army of re- | anreddiityy S. serve 2. an enemy’s or opposing force :9%51 O3> pratichhehhdya, s. A adj Able, adequate, powerful LC(,thll image 2 a statue bass-relief, or 1 ¢ i,d‘\ P cture S y\) o2 prati-bimba, s. A resemblance - a A ) S )9 [ov) or counterpart of real forms, as a picture B ®AT praliydgara, s, Attention, watchfulness 1mage, shadow, a reflection T Vo to re- hand R4 flect, as a mirror, &c 8. )9%, pratignye, s Promise, ass sent, ~ 62— J"\ D GO pr ati-bhatisu, v, a. To con- A agreement, engazement dcten'nnatlon, reso- Iution, vow. 0TS f R front, resist, withstand SR to vow, resolve. o {8 s. OV/ 38‘3 3'])/ ati uflez‘a, adj. Promised . )83 prati-bhaya, adj. Formida- :wuvd v wed. ble, fearful, frightful. I S %)8093 prati-dina, s ! bR The return or 8. )82 D?BQJ pratibhdnwita, s One delivery of a deposit. 2. barter, exchange. who has mcaf presence of mind or readiness i = , |;;n P 8. JQ&S, k/gbu prati-dina, prati- - S Ve oJ ,fi" D C1J B pratibhi, s. A sure ty, bail. 7““/“, adv. Daily, every day. =55 S . J ] S. ou ] ¢ = 325 pratibhe, s, A ready wit, presence L0 883> pratidéya s. A pledge, pawn. —) of mind. > S. -t D) o) D R prati-dhwani, s, An echo, . 33599 prati mdle, s An exercise foat response. analogous to copying verses, reciting verse Ff} S 4 J ) ;5@ ’7(&flllld/&t, 8. A resemblance of for verse, as a trial of memory 681 4 0 S yd ) 8. o0 pratume, s, A figure, image, idol, . B33 =T pratisiryaka, s. Al 8, puppet resemblance. 9%T) 3 i 3 unequalled, ard chameleon 2. seeing a second sun in incomparable. the sky (an omen of approaching death.) Sv( ©)300983 prati-yutna, s. Retaliation . 0833 prati-hata, s. Disappointment [k revenge, recrimination. desire, wish. 3. adj. Obstructed, opposed, overthrown taking prisoner, making captive §, S Jafiuu pratihdra s, A gate or door. E’ s. Jodu’aw prati-rupa, s. A picture, im- %)8%3T% a door-keeper '(1/ age, the counterpart of any real form S J?)‘D R prat /wmse, s. Revenge, re- S. taliation. (00 s@f@\wo pratiloma, adj, Left, not i ight. 2. reverse,inverted 3. low,depraved S. J?fi?fi pratika, s. A limb or member. 8 a text § bS] & IS \ = e RE=] one born by a Shudra father, :; nd a brahman mother y S T 8¢5°T pratikdra, s. Revenge, retali- S. ) ation. 2. remedying, administering medicine. i) SoJE«j (\) ij =950 prati wachana ot ])}’(ll,t /U(L] ?/(7, s. An answer r, reply. S. w):fiOfiDg ")7‘(1h/¢6871a, adj. (in comp) a S. g S} | mke, resembling. k 850D prati-wddi, s, A respondent, IS Sv) - (> y@o% pratichi, s. West. WOy defendant. S 85538 % to answer, reply )8 2 3235 westerr. 8§ el 0\«\ ) -/SO“S &> pratishydya, s. A catarth, S. oY 1808 pratita, adj. Famous, celebrated 8 E cold. 2 moisture, dew. renowned, known il ( S. S. Knowledge, under Ja?’ D pratishraya, s. An assembly 809 pratits § standing. 5} & § 2. a place of sacrifice fame, notoriety. 2 fi v 8. %8 JR‘)’ prati-shrava, s. A promise, S. Ja’)w piaiz}m, adj. Turned away, hav- assent ing the face averted ; following an order or — “ ) course the reverse of what is natural ; against S Jffi‘éa' prati-shruta, s. Repeated 8, sound, echo. the grain or stream. 2. (in rhetoric) com- }i B S, w)\)x)\w pratishiddha, adj. Forbidden, paring the less to the greater. I SeEQ pratipadarshini, s. A 8 pl f)hmlted S. j3° woman. e 0% pratishedha, s. Prohibition S Se wO j forbidding, exception, contradiction. O pratira, s. A shore, bank. f, 5 Lo .:: 1{) 8 _j3° 20 pratikdra, s, A door B, )50 093 pratishtambha, s. Impedi- a porter, warder (g men opposition. 8. R)SLZ, p)atm‘%(), s. Expecting 5] i/ 3¢ 4 f ngx pratishihe, s. Fame, celeb #% to expect, look for. f D . consecration. 3. endowment 4. staying, s. JomAzS pratida, s. A goad. ‘itm}'lln“' fixation. t=bl 33 8 famous, celebrat- S. 2 ed 2. completed 3. consecrated 4. en- e Bueesy pratoli, s. A high street, the 0~ principal road through a village. 8 dowed = 23 S "JJ, 033} JI® to consecrate E &) S 33 [CESTRN % @ to injure the charac- J"Q pratna, adj. Old ancient [enn)] o ter. :*a\:'a 833 consecration by formulas S . )SooA pratyangad, s. An organ of 53 7 perception. dis suppose ed to bri ; the detty into, or give life J ks . §x o anidol 33 ¢ swedone who affects the nggog prat yanta, s, The country of (=] £ 3Ty the savages great man 33 ;‘ worthy of fame or con- I secra tion. s, T/ 800888 pratyanta-pervatad, f ) g S. 28 . A small hill near a mountain. oy X3 pratisara, s. A garland, wreath 3. a string worn round the L 2. a bracelet. tc! 531(7 pratyakku, adj. Subsequent, [ thmd following in time or place. and at nuptials Wi ., fl#\ (CY pratyakparpi, s. The S. g °T pratisd S An outer tent 8. T2 g 7 a sCre sen or wall of duLh. plant ac/l‘,, anthes asperd B, S 682 )3 & ek, g Al - 1) =) |eg{% ratyakshréni, s. The urgency ] [>] connexion, acquaintance 3. econd sy & flower commonlv called Dante eagerness, earnest expectation g Qeath,) g = Mo Sk pratyagra, ad; New, fresh, re- pontmest Jé’“gu(\):j pratydsatii, s. Proximity hrown cent. )% 713 4 new man. an excellent man contiguity gate or o, S N:Jgsg 5 ]7)(15/&/”/»((, s. Set combat . T3 Qpratjaaamm, ady. Near, proximate, contiguous pitched battle. Revenge,! 8. _j ch)i% oA pratyabhiyiga, s. A T agm‘ao’ pratyasara, s. The rear of an army counter-plaint or charge, an accusation brought against the accuser or plaintiff ) 01 Iemoer, 5. T3 S&dm pratydharana, s. Re- s’ma‘mnw the organs of sense. 8 Jurgifi-) pratyaya, s. Xnowledge, ap- nee, ek prehension. 2. trust, faith, belief, confidence ;.yab{éuavd pratydhdra, s. Abstrac- 3. oath ordeal 4, tion, insensibility restraining the organs, so 2 M cause, motiv 5 an as to be indifferent to disagreeable o agree- affix to roots and words formine derivatives I L and inflections. able excitement. 6. war, battle 8 wtg)g"fc pratyartha, s A reply, an- s JDJJ{ZSV% Jdon’g o pratyukti, pra- swer, counter representation. yuttara, L) S An answer, reply. J dw,-‘ o ToR%9 to NSW ply < -/ 3% 8 B39A In 1(,1“1)’ 8. ”vzgfir\) pratyavasita, adj. Fa devoured B. TIS209\0Y pratyuipanna, adj. Re 1"[” il 8. %3 833653 pratyavaya, s, Separation produced, regenerated 2. prompt, ready 2. sin )88, 8 power of recalling what has been qay } forgotten. adj. Confident, bold, arrogant. 3 JQQSMO prat/afia, adv. In the morning 2. day by day, every day. 2. wise for the time, having presence of mind qn order o 0 or readiness of wit, n‘fl ygg pratyaksha, adj. Perceptible, i) perceivable ; present, as cognizable by any of 8. J:?’azgcinsp)‘dlfltéfixmld, s. Rismg the organs of sense. - < 4§1 to receive ¢ “' d welcome a visitor. S QDA 21 to be pre- i sent or perceptible -] = AN = (o] .fw[[ §i - O™ an eye-wit- S. J’%SZS o3 pratyudgamana, s, Go- ness. ing forth or out, going out to meet any one. hall 8 Jé’flg,a‘a{g? p1 ahwfl/umfa, adj. Re- . D305 T pratyupakdra, s. Reci i= a I moved, set aside informed, apprised (3} procated favour, return of good offices. | d 0 discouraged, prohibited, forkidden. 4. denie S J\JJQQJ\, refused. 5. celebrated, notorious B8y@T, ¥)3se 9% pra- g tyusha, pratyushasa, pratyisha, s. 8. TZ90000S pratydkhydna, s Re- Dawn, morning Jjection, refutation, disallowance, disregard S. al denial, refusal \JfiS% pratyuha, s. Obstacle impe- diment. s J:fiufi&gj\ pratyddishia, adj. Reject- ed, set aside. Jaqa% pratyéka, adj. Separate, dis. = tinct. %852 to separate, N g5 gepa- S. an Of 3'725)'%03 pratyddésha, s. Rejection, rately, distinctly 3" (hsallow ance. 8. )G prathama, adj. TFirst, prior o 1 ; sz%fiflmgfio pratydamndya, oy initial. 2. chief, principal < - . \.wdo TR God. o (IS Instead of, in lieu of. BTG 2. (in gram) the third person 5] - BRI w“»t Np g A il 8. 8033.) pratydita, adj. Trusted ©)83% the nominative case of g noun. pe] it confidential ‘:’/ the first lunar day 8 J'§Dm®\q§ pratydlidha, s Standing Cfig prathita, adj. Famous, celebrat- with one foot in advance of the other, as in ed, made known, declared 106 M fight 3 § 2 lay 5) w2 prathime, s, Greatness, magni. il o tude. i pratydsakti, s. Necessity, 683 S “ oJ e o 1 ! 9 _)25‘3 S. ) 8 8 J7§J=5’ prafll%k(l, s. The young of any el 23 ]J?‘a'p(liil, s. Exclusive devotion animal to G ()d 2. a ceremony in advanced life, of S . y"% pr athe, s, Fame, celebrity receiving absolution from a spiritual gnide, S, - and retiring much from the world S. - %) D JZS prad(l, an affiz. Giving imparting wisdom : o prapada, s. The point of the foot M he tip of the toes. 11 y’f)?}' pradatta, adj. Given, bestowed conferred. o8 prapdta, s. A cliff, precipice. 2 ¥ ¥< ] %03 pradara, s. An arrow. a cascade, waterfall. 3. a bank, shore, = o S. . = z :.j“)ac ) pradarsfizta, adj. Mention- J‘ba“i pr apaé}m, s. A road, path,way. L Pd \ o4 wm W . = ou ed, shewn, specified. DTV pra-pitdmaha, s. A pa- 2o = 8.8 Cigpfapradalcshma, s. Reverential ternal great grand-father. = z C P alutation, by circumambulating persons or s. ¥)YI0T, m}%_)/(\.)u;?%j prapunndda, o = objects, keeping the right side towards them prapmmala, s. A sort of cassia o PR -\~ o € going round the world. «) Co S. [ ) ) @ o U B A prape, s. A place where water 18 S JZS“:) p?dd(tnd, s. A gift, donation. Y 1 s B -~ 20° IR to give In marriage. g ven graitis t—)}.} ) = = . = %oajf’ rapoutrd,s. A great grandson. J&)K) pradigdha, s. A kind of sauce =3 s. Z0v praphulla, adj lown, as a t =1 or rrm\y =9 £2 ] .,.) flower o DJ pmdzpa, s. A large lamp or =5 8. 2000 P abandha, s. A literary com- torch. = E position, a connected discussion or narrative. ol s, é! 8 JZ’J 3 m&%) pradqmna, pradi- T )00T T S a novel, romance. pti, s A sort of mmual poison, of a red S'P’ colour and caustic operation. 8. )0 pi abala, adj. Strong, powerful Say pre-eminent. 2. abounding, prev ailing, wide- Sv 8. 2802 pmdes/m, s. A place in general spread :' a country, district S AN ])7'&7)?0([6”&(6, adj. Wise, learned S. JWQOS pradcs]’zm, s. The fore-finger. skilful awake, roused. 3. blown, expanded. 8¢ 53 Z§~@°°~)\ pT!ZLZ 'S]b(l, s. Evening, the p— S. \¢ p/’(l[/()d]la, s. Vigilance, wake- § first part of the night fulness, active or vigilant state of being ] . § JCJSBSJQ prac@umnu, s. Cupid. 8. = ;MflO(T)}S p1 abhodhana, s. Reviving g S . <! Z§®8°5 f?’(l([/()lf(l, s. A ray of light. the fracrance of a perfume which had lost al ¥, 8gk®S the sun. adj. Blazing, shining. 1ts scent. 2. awakening, rousing. - iy . 33 pradhana, s, War, battle. S. PoRI § prabhanjana, s. Air, wind. [ o . fl 2503 prad/mna, adj. Chief, princi- — 5 ?,5?’) P abhava, s. The first year in al, superior EERS] fesArs ®% g high priest the Hindu 03 cle of sixty { S. 159, wlqm'éc)a pradhdni, pra- S. w)Cfiwm)\D 8 prabhavishpute, s. Conse- t dhds ananit, s, A prime minister. quence, 1mpoxtance, power, authority, s h premacy S. j(t)ufigfi pradhdvana, s. Air, wind. 2. - D ruan lllll"" S. %o prabhavisu, v.n. To be born f S or produced Ja) pradhi s. The periphery of a wheel. 8. Rjepo 3 prabhdkara, s. The san, 2. S . = o ]Wa?mll, s. A drain, canal, sluice, { fire. 3. the moon. the ocean. water course. 8 J"p?)?f prabhdta, s. The dawn or S. JNO% prapancha, s. The world, un- morning erse. 2. extent, expanse. 3. copiousness Z; e} < C/'(. = ‘Lbundance illusion delusion 2 S. TP ]Wab]l(wll, s. Majesty, dignity, ES) to extend, enlarge. =/ oW declared, explain- magnanimity, high spirit. 2. power strength, energy ed, treated at length Q 2y J'&JU o3 = clusive devofion 595329, yJD?SGO) prabldvali, pra- ) B30 evidence from improbability (5} dvanced i 0 6/7L(IL‘I{]€, s The shrine of an idol BT g evidence from the absurdity of a = - spintual I thing ) 201 W to quote an authority from S Jeu(flg prabhinnoe, s A rutting el orld law or scripture 2. to investigate, enquire ephant, from whose temples liquid is exuding. it of the fu into. JQ}’J 171({])727! s. A lord, master, prince, . D)NIVTOT® pramdtdmaha, s, A ruier ] s w3y, B, ¥ %98 power, authority, rule, maternal great grand-father iff, precipie, 4 government, ik, shore, JBSJ‘@Z) pramdthi, s. Afficting, in- 8 Jcfi\.@d prabhiita, adj. Much many flicting pain or sorrow. 2. killing, destroyin oad, path vy S j%J@'\J prabliishpu, adj. Strong, la, 5, A able, powertul S Jfi:fif) p;'(tmada, s. Mistake, error, inadvertence, carelessness, inaccuracy, ) i 91533 pmbfimtz, s. Manner, kind. 2 misfortune papundl (in comp.) et cetera. 8. ©/B39Q pramddi, s. The thirteenth 1 il year in the Hindu cycle of sixty S J 5177 abhe, s. Light, radiance, splendour. Thete Waer _j“” M ’5]971056]&) ashtaka, s. A chap- . ©)S500ee3 pramddicha, s. The forty let of flO\\ ers suspended from the middle lock seventh year in the Hindu cycle of sixty of hair oreat S. DBIVWED pramapafla s. Killing, S J?J.)g p amaltia, adj. Intoxicated slaughter Bmfll B drunk &l 92 3 enraged infatuated, proud nown, understood QZ pramita, ady mad, as a rutting elephant established | iera S. 0% pramatha, s, An attendant on VWL o *—r-,) S. D28 pramite, s. True knowledge or p or AT Shiva. Jwa [apia s. A name of Shiva. knowledge resulting from positive proofs . 0\/ 0‘13—5@ pramathana, s Killing g, p{n,(’l‘ il slaughter T)0598 pramite, adj. Dead, deceased 2. 1mmolated, sacrificed. '.LA“ e B v b pramada, s. Joy, pleasure, de- s kS i S JQYQ@ pramila, s. Lassitude, enerva- light, rapture. o FBII, TV ,;S0RII 8, A roy- tion, exhaustion from indolence or fatigue. Wise al garden or pleasure ground, attached to the S. 20D pramukha, ad; Chief, prin- Ol ), 65 seraglio cipal, first. 2. excellent, best. aff. It cetera. ance, 1 . _j 30T Pramac 7(’, s. A handsome woman 7, 3 S. Juofl’ pramugdhe, s. Great stupidity of b(m 2RI pramana, s. Measure, size adj. Opened, expanded, blown. F)FooTs 3 . Reyinng dimension, quantity 2. proof, testimony. 3. a great simpleton. ich had i an oath, adjuration. 4. Iimit. 5. cause, mo- NP J‘&"JJ D3 pi amudita, adj. Pleased, glad ng tive. FInse I3 to take an oath e/ content, happy 7o F»22 to administer an oath. Nearly all o AT 2 Opportunity. the Hindu forms of oath partake of the na- Jfiooo'fi) praméya, s Bill f e occasion adyj what may be known, com- ture of ordeals, and one of the oldest among prehensible them is that of the balance, or weighing a man ity (s twice, once before, and once after he has given g J?ofloo praméka, s. The venereal disease \)xv\&w &» the stone, gravel. 0 his testimony ; hence the word denoting pro- perly measure, has beome applied, both to 8. 2 EDJ@°C§ prm/wr]a, s. Pleasure, happi- the testimony given and the oath under ness, delight, joy, gladness. Jw\.o RO D, 7. Tj\ebi which it is delivered. Eight kinds of evi- To rejoice, be delighted dence or testimony are mentioned ; as, )% S. % ReeTwS pramoidita, s. The , o’ B =m0 gvidence from the senses, VIVINI fourth year in the Hindu cycle of sixty ot e Ca&[]. < e Jne from S. G398 prayata, s. A holy man, one )39 from inference. Yv&T T] o ]1\75 compar ison P92 purified by austerity and mortification T, a5 oral testimony. 2 OTFTY - T e ano- scripture testimony 8 Jkfio\;; prayatna, s. Endeavour, ef- :Q?fi fort 2. act, action, Nounr:) cql""\) ;ULM\ ther kind of inferential testimony JO“'WB‘X I B O, i @;fim’ oWl =% testimony from general repo to try, endeavour. 68 (s} \, 57 @ofis‘@ S - 8 8. DR praydga, s, Sacrifice, oblation. B e @23 a marriage or other auspicious & 9 a celebrated place of pilgrimage, the con- ceremony. 8 fluence of the Ganges and Jumna, with the 0N L o3 p?'a?/({/]'d]fid, s. A clever supposed subterraneous addition of the 8 or able man. dF, )BT, UF 2R g use- Saraswati, the modern Allahabad. The 1el 5 less or worthless man. term, in composition, is applied to many S. 9(5\9)‘.@380’8 p?"ag/q']'g/a, s. Capital, prin- S.E placés of reputed sanctity, situated at the cipal. confluence of two rivers; as, @3 T R, 8> S# B) B)@nR, ¥oF 8,@9R, and So8 I,9n7, in 8. 9‘8@36‘6 praroka, s. A bud, shoot. e the Himdalaya mountains, which with %) S. 9@02& pralamba, s, The name of a il 7, or Allahabad, constitute the five principal giant killed by Balardma. 2. 4. 3. the i places so termed. 3. a name of Indra. 4. breast, mamme. 4. the new shoot or bud of [ a horse. any creeper. T 02320, s/ ¥ wowsy Balardma. low S. 9555@:@ praydna, s. Journey, march, 8. ©)008 pralapita, adj. Said, spoken, B | BT B departure. -/ SRB to journey. declared. 2. wept, lamented. I6Q! S . 8. 953\705 praydta, s.Thesage Bhrigu. 9@0’53 pralaya, s. A general deluge. ) ] J 2. a sleepy or lazy fellow. S. 909033 praldpa, s. Sorrow, lamentation. § ? 2. unmeaning or unconnected speech, %)v? 8. 9655‘@#), 90‘55@’3) praydsa, pra- I 0 to lament, grieve. g/a’se, s. Labour, trouble, fatigue, pains. 2. EsiffewAny difficulty, embarrassment. 3. pain. 5 9?325@’ pravachana, s. The Veda. 2. 8 3 : E %R 3PP, T o558 B to take pains, F)w excellent speech or language. revealing, I T, TeEBD &g BR® to give trouble. promulging. e 1o g good speaker. sk 8. 90'533?’0 prayukia, adj. Endowed with, S. Jfi@@ pravand, adj. Devoted, attached, § 2 adhering. 4] ) endowed with. possessing, as an attribute. resulting a from, consequential. 3. appointed, nomina- S. ?9:’)"4\;53 pravanaya, s. A goad. T ted. postposition, For, on account of. 8. ¥)30 pravard, s. Offspring, descendants 8 8. T)008 prayuta, " s. Ten hundred 2. family, tribe, lineage. 3. multitude. ady D thousand, a million. Excellent. tl s. T 58@87\) prayéga, s. Consequence, S. 957\'8' pravarga, s. A sacrificial fire. result, the main object or end of any previ- 7:"55: E S. &/ T pramrtaka, s. The original ous action. 2. the operation or effect of instigator of any act, an author, the princi- Jul magical or mysterious rites. 3 example, pal. 2. an arbiter, judge. 3 motive. 8 comparison. 4 effort, exertion, 5 act, action. 6. use, or authority for the use, of S0 ‘59"&“5 277'6{7)(l7'ta?l((:, S. Action, busi- U a word, or the illustration of its use in con- ness, worldly interest or activity, as opposed 8, struction. 7. the administration or prescrip- to abstract contemplation. 2. conduct, be- < - =3 o r e haviour. > to conduct one’s self, tion of medicine. 8. discharging or shooting d an arrow. behave. 2. to be going on, to bein a state %) nE v, a. To make use of a § of action. 3. to haveintercourse or dealings word, in composing or writing. 2. to pre- € with. scribe, administer. 3. to shoot or discharge, 0 as an arrow., - s. B8 pravartt, s. Action of the bowels, bl diarrhcea, purging. 8. ¥)0oeex3 praydjana, s. Cause, oc- § : casion. 2. motive, origin. 3. result. 4. S. 9;38‘3&‘?63 pravardhisu, v. n. Toin- f occupation, business. 5. profit, advantage, crease, prosper, thrive, augment. 535}?3 j nse, increased, prospered. ®)STrS increasing, 6. a religious ceremony, generally the T, SeeRS thriving. ceremony for departed ancestors. & 20 to be of use. O T)BemI of what 8.5 ?3% & pravallike, s. A riddle, en- 8 use? ,BwgwET WiTE ugeless, worthless. igma, conundrum, charade. 686 = = o (9} 3 ~ 89 B 73?'({']'6!, s. Roaming, travelling, wandering, e Quspicis 8. 9;‘36‘5:’) pravahana, s, A car or co- vered conveyance for females. mendicancy, asceticism. S . D590 prava'da, s. Rumour, report. s. ©)30% prashamse, s. Praise, applause, A e S . ESJE DY ])7’0%‘(6'8(5, s. A traveller, sojour- encomium, flattery. 2. subject, matter. % AUy ner, one living away from home. BoW@ to praise, commend, flatter. 8. 28303 prashamana, s, Killin (=} o slaugh- 8. ifi/m?éé pravdsand, s. Killing, slaugh- Capita, pr ter. 2. pacifying. ter. 2. dwelling abroad, sojourning, lodging. - E_K’)g prashasta, adj. Happy, well, Jull ul , 100t 8. Do praviha, s. A stream, current, o a con- right. 2. good, excellent, best, illustrious. the flowing or course of any thin D E:S] - e of 4 3. convenient, commodious. N 33, “Z;%” a con- tinuous passage. )50 to flow, run, as tin, 3 the water. venient place. ot or bud - 8. ?:5/‘-5; prashni, adj. Small, short, thin. S. ¢ 159%F prava’fiike, s. Diarrheea, or B 8. ?;3’599 prashne, s. A question, demand, bowel complaint. interrogation. SPOsEl, S. -l 2 N 2)59¢ pravdla, s. Coral. a young s. ©32302 0 prashndttara, |question leaf or sprout, 3. the neck of a lute. 4. a and answer | s. A dialogue, catechism. pupil. 8. TNW, pravishia, adj. Entered (liter- s. 9jff)) prashraya, s, Affection, affec- tionate regard, solicitude. ally or metaphorically, as into a house or on a business). \ 93 3 prashrita, adj. Modest, humble. -, z e Tl ! S. ?.ij;,gpa pravina, adj. Skilful, dever, o EDJED prashtha, s. A leader, conductor, £2€q 3 < president. revealing conversant. Ly AN < ) w28 cleverness, peaker. skill, acquaintance with. S. 9"&30 S prashthdhi, s. A cow pregnant W ith her first calf. ] 8. 0T pral’l,i'a, s. A hero, warrior. 2. v ) a chief, a person of rank or distinction. S. -oj NOA pr asanga, s. A discourse, preach- 2 introduc- ing, conversation, discussion. \ gugd T. B. 9@“5 pravudha, See 3. tion. - E:5) Ton® I3 3. association, connexion. (1) dants, Joscen S. y?\)@i pravritti, s Activity, oecu- @, T)Ton% to discourse, preach, argue, dis- - 3 ) ROTTO IDBOD T P dtude, 00 pation, active life, as opposed to contempla- pute. c: 0y ?J_Jnu A a preacher, dis- tive devotion. 2. tidings, intelligence. courser, disputant. fial e -3 933’@(5 pravriddha, adj. Full grown, S 975“3‘ prasakti, s. An occurrence, event, expanded, diffused, spread abroad, dispersed, circumstances. o origndl increased, more. fhe et 8. ®)NJy prasannd, adj. Clear, transpa- rent, bright, pellucid. 2. pleased, delighted, ofive: s. ?)535 pravéka, s. Chief, head, princi- - 2 complacent, gracious, favourable. ) ~ 53 pal. 2. favour, de- cliody h‘éi: brightness, purity, clearness. nisel 8. 9’\05‘% prave’ni, 8. The hair twisted light in. and undecorated, as worn bv women in the ;; S . absence of their hushands. ®)Re3 prasabha, s. Violence, force. s, %3 prasara, s. A way, road. 2. & S. é‘gefiprdve@]m, s. Entering, entrance, bed made of tender leaves. 3. spreading, ex- J entrance upon. 2. arrival. 3. commencement tending. 4. multitude. 5. speed, velocity. of learning. T 39T to enter. 2. to arrive 6 a weaver’s shuttle. 7. an iron crow. i, at 3. to interfere. ulth ey ®0® to spread, diffuse, expand, extend, be- S. 19733‘;’,\ pravéshta, s. The arm. 2. come known. the fore-arm, or wrist. 8. BRI ]’)7’&’8(17’(17}(1, S Surrounding i an enemy. 2. spreading over the country [ 8. ;‘Cy@w?fi pmw’ajim, s. The pupil, or 0% attendant of a Jaina or Buddhist mendicant. to forage. 10! (s o & an ascetic. S. B)RTE O prasarpand, s, Spreading, ) o) s Y=g T3 & pravrajye, pra- stretching, expanding. fldlflt’; o 687 Ao iion oy(\) J% _/r\)o.) prasavd, s. The bringing forth 8. T w@3 prasrite, s. The palm of the or bearing young. 2. a flower, blossom 3. hand hollowed. bii Lh, production. 4. offspring, posterity C. JwOSSIf praseva/la, s. A wooden ves- )73 ITS the trawail of child-birth, JNZJNO sel covered with leather, placed under the to bring forth a child neck of a lute, to render the sound deeper. 2. §, a crooked piece of wood at the end of a lute. S J'\)@&@ prasevitri, s, A father. L 8. © '\)“58 prasavya, adj. Contrary, in- T. B. JN prasta, s, Any auspicious cere- verse, inverted, reverted, opposite, opposed mony 2. marriage. < o TaWERY are you D married P [e] - B3] N S ymb‘é prasaha, s. A beast of prey =i an indispensable busi- EA e n SS. an duspltl‘)ub ceremony ) § S J‘Uqu prasdada, s. Clearness, clean- ? E T IRB 0 to observe a ceremony. ness, brightness 2. favour, kindness, pro- N E pitiousness 3. well-being D welfare. 4., food S. oJ i-"\)J'dou o 8 prastara, prastdra, — 2 A s ! offered to the deity or to a guru. by ) (SPRPSEY s. A stone or 1<\(L. 2. a jewel or precious § stone 3. a couch made of flowers or grass. » to eat the offering of a disciple, as a guru does - o 1‘15 \)4?’:3 L %I to receive it. JLES 8. yT\JLD prastdra, s. A jungle, thicket, 8 & TwFo to obtain food from a disciple. vd@ 2 a kind of or wood overgrown with grass. W to favour § eulation of the different feet or syllables in E = g . D03 prasddana, s. Boiled or a verse, ANS101. 8] o 0 O @ RIDEY, o™ to d cooked rice. lculate the different feet or letters in a 8. O verse. § 3 prasddhane, s . Dress em- ‘f Cle bellishment, decoration =, 7958 decorated = prascava pras- SJ”J‘S . § o POk O prasddhini, s. A comb tapa, s. Opportunity, occasion. 2 nci- fi . dental reference to a person or thing. 3. JQL o prasara, s. Going to forage Do) circumstances, event. ;3 =+ 20 ¢? ] SR N ~EC) PAIAY FARTCH) X spreading over the country for grass and fuel i 8. BT prasdrane, s . The plant a word or s‘poun appropriate to the occasion > DIY, L .\J oJD DI J g 3y Pederia fetida. J t ) selze ¢ an opportu- 8 nity _)t)‘ 8 suggested by previous men- S. TOOND Prasaris¥, p.n. To spread tion, well-timed, apropos, opportune, be diffused JLé 4 «)@“‘7 2o prastavane £ Commence- §, «)’5 prasiddha, adj. Famous, cele- ot 7T ment, introdu Cu 101. the prelude to a drama. & ra tcd, notorious. 2. adorned, ornamented § N IRB 3) to make public or celebrated prastuta, az]/ S u(x, revealed ’&\: g S. J'\,J 2 70 to become notorious or famous. < declared. [>] Ly ready, prepared . panegyri- "":D % ) s. A feast or ceremony 2. the b 44 Vé fame, notoriety, celebrity. zed, praised 'i . present time. 83 Jmaf.épl asuv, s. A mother. 2. amare. S. Jr\,b 3 pr astuti, s. Praise, applause. 8. Jwa'@?) 2 R8T prasite, prasi- S R pr astha, s A measure of quantity, U tike, s. A woman who has borne a child - —r'm@ forty eight double handfuls. 8 or who has been recently delivered -/ { bringing forth young. S. | ™ prasthdna, s. Themarchofan D A flower bud § 8. TRRI prasina, s assailant 2. a march in general, journey é < - ) -2 © blossom. 2. fruit e PSS o Cupid vith S. £ b o DT prasthdpisu, v. a. Tosend a flower-arrow. N 4 1»1\:1 ch S. oJ ] f, ) ”33 prasrita, adj. Dispersed, ex- T; [5) tended, spread abroad. Lo stretched. 3. mo- J’\J ol)l asthiti, s, Forgetfulness, forget- (e ole ~ tnm. dest, humble 4. swift, qui CK. 3] gone, 6. € attached to, enga =l o d in, occupied by s. The J65E3 ])7’(17{(!1‘(1, s. A watch, or the eighth § palm of the hand hollowed as if to hold li- part of an entire day and night. k) 2. the leg quids. S. *'qu, )@ ee prahara, praharand, N 688 AN - = o "jJS‘@ e paim of fl 8. A weapon. . a blow. 3. war o fep 2. boldness, arrogance, effrontery. 1mpor- to strike, beat tance, rank. A i Joob p)a}'LCH‘Z, s. Patrole. 2. a wall s fij/\opafipi dgabhdva, s. Antecedent aced round a house privation, the non-existence of any thing onnd deeper. 2 J\,O’\(Q pi cdeasrma, s. Loud, hearty, or which may yet be. i end of & violent lauzhter. - [>) mirth, merriment 3 sfi-/f 5e8R prdgjydtisha, s auspicaous cere sarcasm, satire, as a branch of rhetorical com- country, suppand to be part of Assam. S8 aIe | il position ‘u]t v}'n I 8. 3 l/\ogo‘zi pragwamsha, s. The room S. £)%90 prakdra, See = =ce opposite to that which contains the materials ceremony J S . JOO p1 ahi, s. A well for an oblation, and in which the famil y and friends of the sacrificer assemble w)%O 39 praéeh/ta, s. A riddle, enig- h ma, puzziing or enigmatical question 8. W99 gof)apran(/ nyaya, s. Plea of el or a former trial. 8.0 ’5’)Zfipiafilada, s. A pious son of Hiranyakashipw. 2. sound, noise 3. plea- s. %J%DOJJS‘ prdchdrya, s. A superior ji sure, joy, happiness spiritual guide, or a minister’s minister S g afilot 1 W9)e5 prdchi, s. The east [or Jgo"i) praleya, s. The endof a ® general deluge, the world’s destruction dd P>} S. ;\D“J& S prdchinea, adj. East, eastern, death 2. former, prior, ancient, old. s. A bound '] {7 i hedge, fence. ‘,\s 3¢8 8U¥ the moon. 8. )82 O3 prakshdlana, s. Washing 0 cleaning %)#»¢8 washed, cleaned. WRIWHFT g name of Indra T WILDVNCT ~/ 0, ]/(/) the fruit Flacourtia cataphracta 8. :»y A\k@"pm/wlzepana, 8. Determining, I 9. ek fixing. 2. interpolating 8. ¥923eToReT prachindvita, s. The v Jigegs p?’(l]fSfiwelana, s. An iron sacerdotal thread, worn over the richt arm, and passing under the left, Crow 2. neighing fhef poril 92303 prdchira, adj. East, easter a0 0 ! S. W9)03 %ngzs) pranta, prantya s. Edge, border, margin, end 2. frontier 2. old, ancient arlols 10¢ part, coast, neighbourhood adjy Near, ad- . e 'fiJ’qugm prachétasa, s Varuna. jacent, F3)038corir, 33,0853 4 suburb or col- Vilmiks. ou ence: lection of houses without the walls of a tow g dramd 8. wj&%\ prdchya, s. A man of the east, 90,33 prantara, s. Along or tiresome \ 1Q\Lu AL Rlly z:w P praj(ma, s. A goad. road. 2. a frontier, limit, border. AN S. ‘f‘ju 832)@5{8 prajapatya, s A form of 0y # fl P03 pramshu, adj. High, tall, lofty marriage, the gift of a girl respectfully by ) 'fijfiad prakdra, s. A vampart, fence ; her father to her lover. 2. a sort of penance, 158 any inclosure or defence, in the form of a wall eating once a day for three days in the morn- upon a raised mound fi ing, once in the night for three nights, sub- S fijfiadqfig prakdrabhya, adv. From sisting three days ou food given as alms and W past time and onward fasting three days more 3. a particular sa- 8 ‘fi_)f@g prakrita, adj. Low vile, vul- crifice, performed before appointing a daugh- ey ter to raise issue, in default of male heirs 4. gar A provincial and peculiar dialect of authority, power ) ol Sanscrit S ‘b‘a)w pragnya, s. A clever or intelli- S. ffjfi% p}(t/C/m, adj. Before, prior, pre- gent man 10! voel 14 ceding, in reference to place or time 2. east astern. 3. past, gone adv. Formerly 8D ©)%8 Pr@jya;s s. Much, many ol | 16 U 8. o j# praktana, adj. Old, ancient S fijéga'a% praduivake, s, A judge anterior magistrate /(U ([//l/ B DO AG’Z,)ZS pr (lelZ)f?Ja, s. Confidence, Jé”\ prana, s. Life, vitality. 2. air QC 6 4 p N oj’\’a QJJ (3 9 air, wind 4 g inhaled, inspiration, breath S, W9 8368 777’(16(17 ya, s. Abundance. o = 3 [e] SUr e =] th, power. ) wm gram a vowel S wg)&,\@\%)fi pmbudfiafia, s. Dawn, A oy 2 the five vital airs, or modes of day ~break 8. inspiration nd respiration 33"‘ €0 w \/M the S . ~ onaiog })7'((6/2(1062, s. Superiority, su- S, consecration of, or giving life to an 1do] oJJ > -t premaw pre- emmence &9 ,Q-\J& 3 a husband. 2. Yama e S, T9)SI0 8T prdmdnika, s. Speaking £ 3,3 intimate friendship o) J £ r;\fiogfi A truth adj. True, of great force, credit, or T2 ,/%20550 breathing in a § very dear friend ‘mthonf\ & peculiar way through thenostrils, during the o BReTReT prdmopavésha, See J =3 mental recitation of the names or attributes e 09 (oo N ] 8 of some deity. It is differently performed ¢! S. Sujo_jb prdaya, s. A state or condition The Veidika, or followers of the 7 da, close sa— of life, as age,youth, &c. 2. fasting to death, the right nostril with the thumb, and inhale B r I as a religious act. adj. Like ) B0 ay oung breath through the left, then close both nos- man. ?{)CWJ a young woman, trils, and finally open the right for exhalation S. fi‘ OJJ O 3 prdyashchitta, s. Punish- i The followers of the Tantras close the left ment we)o,o‘ ERAD) i nostrif first, and exhale also through it ; these pcmn(‘e, expiation. T ,030H 8 DB to pay a @ to punmh fine. <° operations are severally called 3% and 0% fine . AP VO flo.' - o3 30,00 0 D 3 3 o a penance to restore I/! #9700 essential to life, dear as life. we) a man to caste R e & T dear as life ori 2,03 3, a ceremo- ny to correct a man \’sho has violated the PR s o) /S‘% prant, s. An animal, a sentient rules of caste, by putting him in a sack, &ec. or living being only 2. the soul, self. \lr ] 1.‘)”0)03)% pi dika, adv. Very prevalently g VO g%wo 3 pm;uu’/ula, s. Cock- \ or generally, for the most part, abundantly. .:; fichting, ram fightin =9 o, &c. \ S, P )*jo?fi prdrambha, s. Commence- fijgofiu@)]fldt(lh /Ld[’[ s. The dawn, § mon’r beginning. J Dfi’,mm) to bpn]n morning. Juz\m &3 a morning meal. h S . S. 3807F prdtipadika, s. A crude jdo‘ prdarabdha, s. Destiny, luck 0 8 j fortune, noun [5] p] a famed gambler mentioned in the L Maha Bharata 8. o BE eI prdarthaniya, s. One § worthy to be prayed to, as God o) 8eped0 pratibhdvya, s. Secwrity, l; s. oo, B3 prdrthane, s, P 1 2! 3 el sup- the act of becoming bail or surety, or being S plication. & [5) asking, begging 04U/ D F 7; gho) E answerable for the appearance of the debtor, BF S 9B to pray, supplicate o’ 7@ asked Sl for his being trust-worthy, or for the payment begged, solicited. aid, spoken. 3. obstruc- § of his debt, in case of his failing to do it killed, hurt § S, TYBe > p1 adésha, -s. The span of the ted or opposud by an enemy thumb and fore-finger S. firm 2 fije)uafi prdalamba, pra- ]aml)(u{a, s A garland hanging round O RF VY prapaka, prdpu, s [5) & refuge, resort the neck and reaching to the breast. ] Protection, support §, <o u\f)—j.) p?(é/(_/((, s. Snow, frost V) BENZ dpta, adj. Obtained, gained received, procured. | S fijwdm Tb’_j'jadpnummm,])ma li S. "‘)’J\) Cffwj:)(pta rupa, adj. Learn- VAT, s An upper or outer garment ed, wise. 1 2. handsome, pleasing. 2. ac- S fi_j“)&cj’ -or?)ijo\)wm)\ pravritiu, D 2 p}uj)ie, s. Gain, profit e prdvrisha, S The rainy season Sv quiri, 22 O g wettm0 obtaining. 8. improvement D » & S A veil, wrap- g success 4, rise, ascent one of the eight . WDy prdvrita superhuman faculties, the power of obtaining per cloak, mantle adj. Covered, enclosed, 1 encompassed every thing Hence, in common use, luck, N - 5 fute, fortune oJ /»0 = to happen, occur, be o Sy Te0ded prdvrishdyint; . abtained 03 Iy attainable, procurable. Cowiteh, Arpopogon Pruriens. §, ¢ )L} ’(\ TN e tundance i) "31,‘30)3)\2) pravrishija, s. A froo. [ » Jokes p)’e)’(!]fl s. An inciter, mover; > y § Daw 1l a driver, coach-man. S. wjj_g(\) ])7'((6‘11(/77(1 s. Feeding, eating S. VIR § prdshastya, See =y S JOtfifYa prérape, T.B JOT?O I35} erioniy, st = S. o The secon letter of each prerepane, s. Sending, directing 2. pas- 3\) prasa foot in a verse, aliteration, a bearded dart sion, or the operation of the organs of sense ~ Q , Speaking S. J. incitement, instigation, 4. 1inspiration. -7 NOR prdsanga, See 3jTon. , Credit (G:2% to induce, iucite, instigate, inspire S o) RoNT prdasangika, adj. Suggest 3 - rtor:1 _/ : \ (¥ an instigator < SO e sent, directed ed by something else T, S (uspdtdmd S ujwoxxfg prasangya, s, A yoke for S, ®)emee préshana, s ending, direct- cattle or condion mg. $)ME adj. Sent, directed. ne fo ded SL S0 =3 ]7?(68(6(7(1, s. A temple, pa- s. B Ow\ ]‘7’(;3/’[//&(1, adj. Most beloved, or lace, building consecrated to a deity, or inha- \(‘x) d( ar. bited by a prince S. 4 [5] h TS 0 The forenoon or I"MS préshya, s. A man servant ( e prdéhra, s. ‘:(‘1 vice. morning 8535 a maid servant. <. 20T DRDT p”fl/ Cfi(f(/m‘(l, s. An ob- f e S J(fi) priya, s. A husband. adj. Dear servatory, place of observation (6 beloved, desired 2. dear, high in price = i) oJ BT dearer, S. 4 Cerel ng ]’)iclaJLJ’J, s. Intellect, under- standing, sense u].([t[ L S. 3030 priyamvada, s, A sort of ) a GllJl & demi-god. ; JOU pi dkta, adj. Told, said, declared prevalentiy 8. ) 0TD> priyatama, adj. Much be- S c\J) 3 1),'()2,‘(6, adj. Sewn, stitched strung, tied. undantly i loved. s. Cock’s-comb, Celosia cristata. S. pi’oté‘a}é(l, s. Effort, exer- (lpramence H TTED priyadarshani, s, The % SRRt tion [ “ timulus incitement o\j\)J‘(@‘Jl‘iog o1l tree mimusops kanhi. incited msugamd stimulated, encouraged. sy ! i iChy N 2 3590 priya-wddi, s, An agreea- ble speaker. . P [ p?oflta, 8. The nose of a horse 9 or the tip of it 2. the loins or hip g5 W QR priyasakha, s. The tree ke, S. Mimosa catechu 0308 prishita, adj. Abroad, ab- or, SUP sent, away from home, sojourning in another ] Jwaé pripana, s, Satisfaction, satiety country. W)X wE,F¥ g wife whose hus- satisfying 2 marriage ol band is absent. Fa Al 1ah ) prita, adj. Pleased, happy, glad ) (hst 1l 00 S, Q)j\m RT prishthapada, s. The ! s JJS prite, s, Love, affection, regard sixth lunar month, that in which the moon 2. joy, pleasure, delight, happiness 3. the G change takes place when the sun is in Pirgo. i ] J econd of the twenty-seven astronomical [5) yogas 988 3, &) 8 I to love S, @fi;%‘—{*a ]97():1«760’72“, s. Sprinkling, Lo I j) Il o T ]flhlll“ in sacrifice. IR 2N sprinkled, killed S. j°OCD picl&//ta’ s. A swing, a sort of T - eI SN £ to sprinkle. hammock or swinging cot, either for travel- ling or diversion. 2. dancing. 3. wandering 6. 5 ',3]97’02/(%(1, adj. Skilful, dexterous A‘/.’” 1‘/( roaming, travelling about. ¥)t0s8wgy > J\O cleve S A woman from thirty years of | 02 agitated, shaken, swung set in motion age to fifty-five 2. a description of th i, I i Nayaks or mistress’; a woman whose feelings . B8 préta, s. A corp 2 a ghost are violent or impetuous goblin, sprite an evil being, especially ani- mating the carcases of the dead S ],Zaw, s. A raft, float | ¥ S. S. 0 oA, D [OR plaw ia, plavanga, 3 Owo]‘rema s. Affection, kindness, ten- der rezard 2. pleasure, sport, pastime, joy s. An ape or monkey. a frog. 9 S.fj QO préyast, s, A beloved woman Do) 1)](11)'/(;(6 s. Abmt,an raft, 691 - - oJ o (&2 on %) S }%3’1 pz aksha, s. The waved leaf fig tree, sound, being three times the length of the 2. one of the continents Ficus infectoria. short vowel, and occupying three moments or divisions of the world. in its utterance. 2. the crowing of a cock. 5.5 z)l'uta,, s. The third length of sound | S- T\i‘f ?’%3 plushia, adj. Burnt. 3 com- given to vowels, the protracted or continuous bustion. SANNNALANNANNAANAANANNAANNAAN ANNAANAANAANNANNAN 0 ? g I 14 D Pha, The fortieth letter of the alphabet, the S, Tép%jé?’jgg phanijhjhaka, s. A delicate i aspirate of the preceding, and expressed by ph. sweeb snfiflling plant, apparently a sort of H, 3‘3‘3'3(3 ]Jflakl,fll, s. A dervise or Mussul- basil, with small leaves. man mendicant. s. D8 phanita, s. Told, said. 2, praised. fo C. Z“f'fi_&g p]mkk(me, adv, Unexpectedly, in- S. D3 phaniti, s. A word, alanguage. 2. U considerately, suddenly, exceedingly. 77,3 a work on science. 3. praise, a song of praise. fr S to laugh vehemently. TES BeEw to AL G 7»;?9’0 phane, [®3] s. The forchead. ew— 1 beat soundly. %%, 38 to scold lustily. w88 n Shiva, with an eye of fire in the H. 3309, 32208 phajitu, phajiti, centre of his forehead. #&nohe g spark from -~ j Disgrace, ignominy. Shiva’s fiery eye. 258 &%, 3 fate, destiny. %) c. 838 phata-phata, s. A clashing or &8 &7, Bongo 3w3wm to alter fate. i flapping noise. f H. 3‘3% p]zatte, s. Victory, conquest. 2. [33,] T. B. 8% phatika, =8 #]s. A crystal. a trace. ¥38 B to trace, FE1 B0 to detect: (opw 8 H. 7{)33)'&{@)'3 p/taisala’, s. Settlement, de- c. BBoR phatinga, adj. Rude, ill-behay- »&on cision, adjustment. ed, disobedient, unsteady, dissipated. 83 rudeness, disobedience, debauchery, pro- c. 38T pharaku, adj. Vain, fruitless. W digality, wastefulness, unsteadiness. f ¥ H. $0&° pharaju, s. A haft, hilt, handle. 13 H. 330ped, Ta0ped phadapdsi, pha- H *{dzé’ pkamde, s. A bracelet. 2. a kind 8y dapo'slli, s. Answering without thinking, of cake. to save trouble. 2. getting through a thing H. £0% pharadu, s. The eighth of a sheet j)] $BPPLN TUT whether by hook or by crook. of paper. i work done any how. T8 TPNR BRI FW H. 3038 pharade, s. A blind, curtain, screen. 8 saying any thing that serves one’s purpose, By Y H. 2393500052\ pharamdishi, s. Com. D whether false or true. 3 3, ) PRIy TIRT g mand, mandate, order, commission, direction. § general accountant. FBLPCAR FRTD to say 2. will, pleasure. adj. Commissioned ordered. more than one knows. [ FTBNE, HIF AT to give orders, a.ppoint, H. 5893 phaddvy, s. Falling into the :1 fix FTILINR DS provisions ordered for hands of an enemy. ty a camp, &c. 1. $0ede, RoeFe phadichl, phadichd, f H. 3000 phardri, s. Running away. ¥°°° :; s. Inquiry, examination. 2. adjustment. hi 5% the balance due to government from per- A. C. 58 phade, [5%]s, An army, troops. sons who have run away. i H. A e & pharju, See wcw, 8. R pfiazm, s. The hood of the cobra capella. ¢. A subdivision of caste, business. c. %0)3ede> pharrane-shilu, v. n. To s, Tég‘fg pfiazzi, s. A serpent or snake. 3 split with a crash, #3,8 ®2@wto rend with noise, 8, Vishnu, reclining on the king of serpents. 4 69 e e 9 e length of [+] S Qo ) p]za?a, s, he fruit of any plant, fruit T. B. DO phalisu, |3 200 0. n To pro- I8¢ moments in general duce bem as fruit . fruit (metaphorically), result, ¢ of & cock, pr od uce, consequence 3. prosperity, flour- o0 phdpta, s Diluted decoction ishing, thriving. (¢] o2 4. gain, profit, advantage lecoction easily prepared o3y fruitful, profitable. eE© fruitless A3 3 H. 3980 Tllleja]u,s The embezzlements 5% g good reward Cu)\\4 a bad reward. of a public functionary debt for money FY TPT ripening of frait o T=T the juice advanced. of fruit %9333 (feeding on fruit) a parrot . 3o &oRmows phdtd-savdlu, s. Cross- &e 9% v. n. To yield fruit, be productive. question, contradictory interrogation 2. to be successful, profitable. 592 fruitful. - O o 9333 purport, meaning. 9387 one who 083 p]z(mzta, s. The inspissated looks to the reward of what he does. FUITI juice of the sugar-cane, raw sugar d: P02 a tiffin, collation PV TR H. 570002739, 0000 phdidd, phdide, present- A delia ing fruit to an idol v T fruit season s. Profit, gain, advantage, utility ly a sort ol =) U T 0= 1519) 035%10 to be abundant or prolific. H. 2o0e0Z> phdrikhatu, s. Dissolu- S0ATOD past bearing. F9 8307 to be ready tion of partnership, divorce. $OT3 WIT § L9 priel for the male 3 to be incomplete, S. 2. the © phdla, s. The forehead lp o1z unproductive +0 3 making presents of share of a plough. fruits and money to brahmans on auspicious ng 01 pras S. o) 0D £, sen 8%, e S phdl- occasions 3% fruit in the ot rate. e forele 2 guna, phdlgunika, phdlguna, s. The []l]e m e 8. $uF phalake, s. A boar a shield twelfth lunar month that in which the \p“llx rom H. 5009, Teoeow, Heved phaldni, moon’s change takes place when the sunis in (estiny’ phaldnd, phaldni, pron. Such an one Pisces. such and such. FOVENT, TUI FoJ0Ts such S. ©> o8 phdlguni, s. The son of “);,\ ) "’"?LD' 203, Ten o3, & a man. TV, O 2D FIWOF guch a work Arjuna A todeter such and such an affair. H, 28500 w0 phituvari, phitiri, s floment; ) . o325 20T p/’zalanué/’w/ ta, s. One Disturbance, insurrection, rebellion 2. any w ho enjoys the f hult of his own deeds. secret, deceitful, or underhand proceedin hitles S. w\J «Jp]wlasz, s. A tree in general. PBROR FNR to intrigue, cabal, rebel b hfllld]e. H. 90D phidavi, s, A servant T. B. TOORKED phaluguna, See wws e 02 Lflld . TFORBs, HIwoh3 phalidaya, D. TN phirangt, s ank or European 2. a large gun {ToNg Wob g gun-carriage. plmlofpaitz, s. Gain, profit 2. heaven f ) meet paradise 3. joy, happine H wO-.jJ“c ) QJ}LL7JC¢LZZ, s. A complaint ¢® an accusation or plaint in law. $EnFd = 8. DL phalfll, adj. Pithless, sapless, insi- it 0 Qe pld valn, unmeanin an office or court where complaints are heard 1, empty g PERFHET g plaintiff or complainant, HSwF !l, S. D KD 5033 phalguna, phalgu- Al 523 to prefer a complaint, enter a lawsuit g, U (24 na, s, Arjuna, the third son of Pdndu. H . uw&’wfia phurdktu, s. Sale. it S. oJJD p]LCLZ{/LLNZ, s. The eleventh and . blown u J puulla, adj Expanded, fir twelfth of the stars enumerated by Hindus. .y cie)( openei, as a flower. o ) a woman, w 1th 8. TOR T pfiallulm, s. The young of any fine prominent eyes b y iy bird c (\J\S p?&ul?@, s. A deer nd ) e H. %38 phowju, £ [Pz =] 5. An army. S . DR 33%6 phiitkdra, s. Contemptuous 334 wm@)) phasam, s. Time, season, crop, or angry huffin puffing at harvest, the current revenue year. S. Do phéna, s. Foam, scum, froth. /)/ 1. "’ S. A. C. B9 phali, v a. To accuse, calumni- Q@ phénila, s. The soap plant, sapins ate. ore“d s, Accusation, blame, censure. dus detergens. adj. foamy, frothy 693 - 23043 P eT ] D B3 phérava, s. A jackal. Jjustment, decision. 23Ten 9 a decree, »: o BB award. 2 i O®s, phéristu, s. A list. o to write out a list. T.] H. e, PpededodF phidi, phidi- Vi S. }3353 phé?’ll, s. A jackal adike, s. Areca nut broken into pieces. J FES @‘Dw ])/Loz/ju, s. Anarmy, troops, host. H. 300, peTop&so phéru, phéru- (. phatakd, s. Shewing a horse’s action. H. 3})‘33 phouti, s. Death, demise, decease. FE8CTHTD 250% ~ S i 233@) phéla, s. Orts, leavings. #23328 deceased, dead. 17 the balance due to government from a person H. ’%JS?\JJG)J pheisalu, s, Settlement, ad- deceased. (o 0 ANANANNANANANNAAANAAANANANANANANNANAANANANANNAAS il Bl el [ A0 fig 2 ba, The forty-first letter of the alphabet, | C. 3)0773?353??8 bangdli-vidye, s. Con- G2 sounded as ba. juring, sleight of hand. Q. aoE banka, s A muzzle. 23 TS CJ, h( A G207 Z)CLJZ..(]Z', adv, Like, as. © C, ¢ C. 20%> banku, v.n Tobe crooked o WoN B IFowd |TW this woman being like a il F27 to become crooked. heavenly courtezan. fa ] C. 20F banke, adj. Viscous, glutinous, s C. 29N Z)dlzgi, s. The tang or gungah plant, a species of hemp, Canabis sativa. 200AR (2 Gum, resin, glue, o ey sticky, adhe- 5 ¢ sive earth, clay. S hang made into cakes. WoRg Sl i a preparation of bang mixed with jaggory 1y T. B. 20A banga, [wor] s. Disgrace, de- and opium, and used as a potation. WeAR 0! gradation. HB, wohg wowed powdered bang. WoR Tk, [ c. 2073 bangara, s. A top. &2) wond g wong %8 to smoke bang. [t} humming top. v G C. 2ORD Z)m?,.(]ll/, s. The face assuming an D. DORD, 2R, 207D, %ofi’*é) ban- i unnatural blackness, produced as it is sup- gale, bangali, bangald, bangale, 2070 BWW to st posed by some evil planet. 0r 8. A bungalow or small house, a halting place. be thus affected. Jew C. DORDT Z)ang(ira, s. Gold. adj. Golden. N T. B. 2023 bancha, 33| s. Lineage, race, keg £330 WoreT3 - ~O 7icduod SSoB s he is a man family. (R Womn - ] o2 =57 of very easy access (like gold thread). 15 ot 3. 20233 banchane, [#0 (&S] ] 8. Deceit, ol 83 S0230 gilding. WONe0D 32 P | 3 the qua-~ hypocrisy. i lity of gold, rate of gold. WOMTBHE JgTD (gold T. B. 2083535 banchama, n water) gold leaf. oTTB BT, oS3 A [BoBa] adj. Fifth. [5) - A [®o%F] former, ancient. & an ingot of gold. ©om=T3 ¥2 a gold tooth- an T. B. 20&T banjara, [3c=d] s. A cage. pick, or ear-pick. WOorRTT BT thin gold Ve plate or leaf. T.B. 203, 20&Ta banje, banjaru, VT ToR WorRB, 2WeT, Wored L fine or pure gold. [#o%] adj. Barren, unfruitful, sterile, 2023 2¢] wo7wT inferior gold. i 0 a barren woman, woed 3 g barren tree. Cr WOTRTTVTIY, WOMMRTH FoBFd gold dust. (, \,’; 20Ty e sterile land, uncultivated land. OB I, woreld LB g gold jewel. orme o TBIYY, Wory © 0 woed IRTTD gpoliators. Fo¥ wotd one who 0f ratbsta) T8 Zep a king’s concubine. rar-te] o ~0 % gold thread. bears only one child. A U S. 2007RRYTeT bangdla-désha, s. Bengal. c. 208 banje, 5. A gauntlet. ) C. 20ReFP0D bangdli-kdi, s. The c. 2083 Z)LZZZ!Q, s. A hero, warrior. 2. a foot berry of the tree Zibiscus populneus. soldier, 3. a servant, 4. a pawn, at chess. 1} 694 AN % 20083 WOT? W g e T. B. 208%> bantisu, [#8] v a . To C. 20T bandu, adj. Obscene, coarse, vul- divide, apportion, share. gar, rude, lewd. WOR) I3, WOB WRB oh- T. B. 20835 banfu, |%4] adj. Courageous, scene, filthy language. WER WRIID to talk iy phit valiant, heroic. wokhBF courage, valour, obscenely. 203y SR to expose a persomn, into pieces, heroism. to make one ashamed, by revealing his guilt. wedtdh ’@ courage to fail, e troops, st WO BT o obscenity, opprobriousness, lewdness. . 2083 bantu, adj, Glutinous, viscous. 1IN wobd ey clay, viscous earth. 20835 B (8% 20T 56(22’!(3, s. A rock or vast stone, 2° B 9O g stone wheel. wody WA to burn a glutinous, rich, stron tol)] o or good soil. 1101 & persin 2 stone in order to detach portions from it. o C. 208 banda, adj. Obscene, filthy. 3. B 220, 2ok BEEW to raise stone in a quar- obstinate, perverse, froward, disobedient. Wool. ry by burning. % 03, 52l woB g pave- unfeeling, selfish. s 203 3 vile, [5) Wo ment stone. =3 0 woid g large stone at the shameless fellow. & an obstinate ma bottom of a bath. T2 weE a broad stone B33 wickedness, vileness, untowardness, seat before a village, where people meet to selfishness. converse. ¥ woB# g large stone on which A. C. 203 bandana, s War, combat, washermen beat clothes. WBIRRED WoB g fight, battle. large flat stone fixed as a trap. FITST OB 1’3/9, g, (e C. 20T 6a(z(]alu, s. Settlings, sediment, a slab bearing an inscription. lees. C. 20D BwweRs bapdeddu-hdgu, v, n. C. 20859, acnse bandawdla, ban- To skulk away ashamed, from being detected ! b dawala, S Stock in trade, principal, capi- in guilt. tal, funds. 2. the true extent of one’s ability. T. B. 2000 banna, See we, /;{{/{{/1 p]flllf C. 2083 banddta, az.{j. Moderate, mid- f !‘Ww 0 T. B. 208 banti,|34] s. A line, row, range. dling, tolerable. s, Trouble, straits, difficul- W ‘: 2. a row or string of oxen tied abreast, and ty, great exertion. 200@3% £ to make stren« made to move round a pillar in the threshing 0 ,’/ uous exertions, to try hard, have great diffi- 'l‘h jw floor, to tread out the corn. c&t ?'&563 to tie ghon, ¥ culty. wo@e¥aeAd to be middling, moderate, wod T oxen together for treading out corn. difficult. ™ to be in a row. W03 BeB, Wod 0¥ {o make a row of oxen tread out corn. c. 20wo3 banddra, s. Powdered turmeric, ssuming 9 053 T. B. 20598 banddra, [ (2 LJEJ34rvd] S, A o fs 830?237\’%9 banté-galli, s. A species of store-room or treasury, in which to lay up prickly pear: {0 jewels, money, clothes, &c. om0 g store- c. 208 banda, s. A check, in the game of keeper. chess. ) “ a rope tied to the neck and leg of peagty 1% C. 208 bandi, s. A cart, chaise, any wheel- cattle to prevent them straying, a hobble. 2. a hole in a wall for felo- ——— ed conveyance. C. 200F, COY 3 bandaka, banddna, 2)0R0NT, WokFeD g coach- ]+ Dect nious purposes. s. Custody, confinement, imprisonment. 2527] Wob g hired cart. man, carter, driver. H. 208N bandagi, s. Slavery, service, de- wolg T, to fix a horse or oxen to a convey- votion. 2. respect, compliment, your slave.” g ance. 2o2] TBBEN to drive a cart or con- T. B. 2083 bandana, |wo33] s. Trying, veyance. A o S C. 200 N9 ©> bandi-gdlu, adj. Bandy- binding, securing, imprisoning. 4 legged. C. 208F bandanike, s. A parasitic plants (a1 te C. 200TI bandi-basava, s. A kind A. C. 2003393 banda-mdvu, s, A sweet e i i of centipede that rolls itself up when touched. mango, ! ) A. C. 203> bandu, s. Farina, pollen or C. 200N09 bandamini, s. The rope used honey of flowers. 2. a wasp. wWoRYEd the by the drawers of toddy to secure their feet, black bee, as living on the farina of flowers. in climbing palm trees. 3-8 -9 WOBIE od dad Cupid, with arow of hees for his C. 200TO0NG banddri-gida, s. A tree 100 0 4105 bow-string. so called. W ke Al l 695 0029 25080 8. 2500 LCHZJ’I', s. Imprisonment, confine- sticky. adj. Gummy, viscous. bR oS the ment. (3] a an arme- 2. a captive or prisoner. tying up, or placing restriction upon, the let EATeTaY 00D 7’:’@;’50 to be in confinement, quarters of the world, so as to prevent the = ) 3 T3 8)93% &TH g prison report. olg 29T g pri- intrusion of evil spirits, &e. woFSR I3 €3 son. WS one in custody under suspi- to secure, keep in close custody. VOGS AP cion. Wodt RWITY, WoDEITTS l)l'isoneys. e to be involved in a dilemma, to be in § T. B. 2200%> bandisu, [205%] v, a. To trammels, to be in a strait. bind, chain, tie, fasten, secure 8. 200%™ bandhisu, v, a. To bind‘, tie, (. chain, secure, tighten. v. #. To be bound or Cc. 20T bandu, part. Having come. r stopped, as urine. T. B. 20> bandu, L wozv] s, A relative, kinsman. S. 230'(5) bandhu, s. A kinsman, relation, H. 20T bandu, s. Two eighths of a sheet but especially a distant or cognate kinsman, I of paper lengthwise, when folded into octavo and subsequent in right of inheritance to the size. BRB(TT, W0 T8, WoTuEy relationship, affinity. G, 2070 WS, wogw IRF, o8 relations, in the C. 2CTT & 6mza7u-]ca_if;‘u, s. Obscurity, 1 aggregate. mystery. 2. compactness, union, cordiality. S. 2078, OTIReRT bandhu-jivi, T. B. 200OR, 20871 banduga, bandu- bandhu-jivaka, s. The flower, Penta- % r uozfiws#] S. The flower Pentapetes petes pheenicea. il phanicea. 8. 20308 bandhura, «dj. Uneven, undu- H. 20003 bandiku, s. A gun. @33 3 i ok lating. 2. bent, bowed. pleasing, de- 20TATY g gun with a lock. o WROT D 23T I i lightful, handsome. 4. extensive, much. 5. @ to load a gun., wote® W to fire a gun. pread, extended, pervasive. s. A swan. C. 800we® bandidi, [coming and run- 8. 2050 bandhula, s. A bastard. € ning away, not continuing at work | adj. Idle, The flower indolent. WO s. 20TwT bandhitka, s a4 oWk R8I Jaziness, idleness. TRRBT —~os S an indolent woman. Pentapetes phanicea. i T. B. 203 banna, [37] s. Trouble, cala- I H. &orq@g&i, cz‘s‘q'aga)#_ao bando- mity, disgrace. T "%, Wy IE to be I; basti, banddbastu, s. Security. 2. good in trouble. wT; TR, wed Ae¥xo to afflict, G2 repair. 3. arrangement, settlement, regula- defame, disgrace. ) tion, management. uoz:"Ja\uiAag SR to re- C. 20, 200D bannt, bannir, mp. [ pair, put in order. 2. to arrange, manage. o W9, Come. WOTRRW respectful> & pl. of 20%£82F3 ™ to be in good repair. C. 2020508 banni-mara, s. The tree, 2 3% a good manager. i Mimosa swma, Rox, ©odg 5026 to put the S d)OZ§ bandha, s. A binding, tie, fetter. st leaves of the above tree on the head at the 207 DIVE T to become liberated, emanci- A, | Dasara. 2o & the Dasara fegstv. pated, released, set at liberty. Binding, confine- 29 c. 2030ToRES bannéru-gatta, s. The ) 8. 2037 bandhaka, s. name of a celebrated place near Bangalore. § ment. 2. engagement. 3. servitude. 4. an ToTeB WoTF the A, C. 2020 bambalu, s. A heap, mul- unchaste woman, a harlot. ~ A ¢ 5t titude, swarm, flock. cares of family life, worldly troubles. °@ g VR, W %KW to be confined, in bondage. C. 2508 — 00 > bambdlisu, v. n. To prowl, v\o/(\) Jol 2000F S92 to confine, make captive. as a wild beast for prey. Bo kN [eYANNE: § s. 200308 bandha-tantra, s. A com- c. 202y bambu, s. A bamboo. by RGBT WO, BT WO plete army, or one with its four divisions of very large bamboo. { A chariots, elephants, horse, and infantry. 20 g tent pole. SET,88 W a bamboo used 8. 2053 bandhane, s. Binding, tying, in the roof of a shed. TeeTwy wowd g flag H o tightening. 2. paste, gum, glue, any thing staff. 30%¢ wewd the pole of a palankeen. 696 ‘4.22%& 23029 2370 bt 1 e B0 B3 2o the main bamboo support- c. DAREL bagatu, v. n. To straddle, open n, {le ing a thatch. WRFBEEN, Wowd R to split the legs, stand astride. it he a bamboo. c. AT bagaddla, adj. Wide mouthed. A. C. 20209 bambuli, s. A . mass, heap, C. AT Z‘)ag(‘((li!,past part. of ¥7, Having multitade. lem thought, scooped, &e. WRD FwoR TLTH to 8. 20833 bambhara, s. The large black bee. break forth, to force one’s self out or through as cattle, &c. T. B. 203> bamma, [©0%¢] s. Bramha. e 3 C. DAD bagam’, s. A boy’stop. & = WRY, nd or C. DODD Z)(l'lll?)l(”"l', S A potter’s wheel. b4 5] LRI WA g humming top. 8T WNRT g swoon, syncope, fainting, 20o=8 Rago to faint. top that has been turned. 202%1’3’ WnNB g 2o 8307 to turn round, as a pot- afio, painted top. wROR Ty a man who exhi- ters’ wheel. 2. to run or go round. Sl bits feats at top spinning. 2RO ¥ playing S T. B. 20305 bammary, [52)8,e] Brahmans, at tops. WAT BB to spin a top. A. C. 2ROR bagarige, s. A vessel withous C. &F baka, s. A crane. 2. a giant of that i a neck. 2. a temporary well name, wF 330 Bhima, who destroyed him. C. DAY bagahb, s. The side, from the i C. &39Ge020s bukdla-bdi, s, A glutton, arm-pit to the hip. wnRvg m% ‘?figl; wRUH great cater. 3 ??fw;:’j) to place on the hip, as a child or a H. 259903 bakdla-bhdtu, s Rice at vessel of water. wrwon g jacket th av fold mixed with curds, ghee, and milk, over and ties near the side. it H. 2082, bakishi, s. The head of a depart- C. DA 6CtJaSZ£, v. n. To desire, long for. ment, o3k WY the postmaster general. 0 ], O = c. DR ba G0 1Se, adj. Extended, broad, F0TLFDT [8] w&2 the head of a military office, m wide. S. he p alm of one hand. 2. the a pay-master. WENND, W wuThegeR Lis palms of the hands joined to receive any employment. thing. w3 R a long eye. lower T. B. 230§ bakula, [39¥] s The tree C. &Kgao'@g bagaldmbe, s. A goddess so mimusops elengi, bearing a red flower of called. (ol great fragrance when dried, and kept in c.27>3 bagdra, s. A large hole in a roof fole native houses for months. or wall. fict, C. TYIBeD bakuld-dévi, s, A goddess C. BTN 0 bagdsi-uriyt, o.n. s0 called. 2. to throb, To blaze vehemently, as a fire. mp. L &535 l}ulrk(t, adj. Thin, emaciated. 23,50, as the bite of a serpent. WF &3 a thin person. c. N bagi, See wi. C. 8)?7\'_ O®d bakkarisu, v n. To stride, . 0. aNY, N3 bagini, bagine, s. Atree Stradfiflc. It 50 called. wndr Bweoesd¥ the very 1 1 arze flow- ANC ‘1)515_8 bakkare, s. An earthen vessel & 2 er of it, whose petals ave said to be some- used as a frying pan. a potsherd. WA N g, times five or six feet in length. jli A. C. 2T f.?,a;fio_sdobak/?u(_.li, bakkudu, branch of it. AT Sk 3 a pen made of it. s. Amazement, surprise, astonishment. DAV BB g b, WAA Rw g peg made of ib. 1-71. ] i A. C. 2T 39X ba iCevd U asu, s. A supe- gpirituous liquor obtained from it. rior kind of bread fruit, drtocarpus integri- C. DA Z;agz’su, v, a. To wish, covet, long Jolia. for, desire. ],,IU’,\'L H. 233039, 03B, 3> bakhddd, o esfla&fiafi% bagudi-akki, s. A vaxie- bakhédi, bakhédu S. Loss from bad ty of rice. W s debts. Wé 030 7, w3 R to be ruined. A. C. DATI Z)agzu"w, v. #. To wonder, be W \ &I a man whois ruined or insolvent. 2 gl surprised. ) U H. 83‘5?” O> bakheiru, s. A history BTvelg c. 2R bagulu, V (% n. To bark. 27300 rtl‘ B y w53 the history of Siivaji, O delirium, WE,; WY £ the act of barking, N > 97 4 q o YA &OO—' R ik C. Ay baqe, s. Kind, manner, way, species. much for his own interest adj. Candid 2. sentiment, notien, opinion WRBRFRRTH open. w71 083 garrulity, talkativeness, can- 1 Cupid, who springs from the mind. 3. beau- dour, openness, frankness. 7 0a35oA candidly . iy ty. adj. Handsome . diverse. WD WA C. 2R3 bagyu, s. Crookedness, curvity, a C. 4 37 how, in what manner ? W3¢ Wi T30 bend. 2. pomposity 3. stupidity, dulness. e D) R WRABRT Fomw g great variety of the chirping of birds adj. Joined, united. oods DAEDA TR to %peak in a pecu- (.o c. 2R3 baggu, v. n. o bow, stoop, bend liar manner, <. e. well 33wy o WA 2. to yield, submit 202 8D to be inclined WRNRROT o @enTe S he is in a pe,uuhLu way WA FRP to cower to stoop one’s self. WA 8370 3R take one of a kind OII AR W Jlie % to cause to stoop, to make bend, cower, or wR HBEN to find K10 8 his conduct is peculiar submit AINT Vet 3 & he will not yield JIRROTY WNRTOBIR DY out, as a meaning to you. 1B, & T have no kind of happiness, or, I am happy g in nothing L>AAN] BRINIDTE WR SR to C 3373,8 bagye, postpos. For, on account o f. Who try to get off. Z,0T) WNRR TS g person of H. 2250 bachdvu, s. Protection, defeuce 393y 2D to pro- LB, peculiar temper or habits R WRWOT In preservation, salvation L) BB, WLFEY VP to be on ) 4 diverse ways 2R WA YuBe g variety of pre tect, save. o) sents WA N vto derange a plan, to put into one’s side. of d confusion. ©SS wiichdy, 2y FwF imitate him T. B. eoea bachcha, [ FTE & D } s. Eating, feed- ¢ lll"" 2 [5 3] a child. 8. a calf. % 20 c. 7R, 27100 bage, bageyu, v. n. To %3 a child’s cloth fine think, imagin suppose, guess, compare. 2 ol to desire, covet v. a. To offend, disrespect c. &23 @ bachchalu, s. A kennel, channel Ve 9. to seratch with the nails or tear, as flesh. drain. WD NS, WR e N a bathing room w2 e wod the larce stone at the 3. todraw up with the hands bent, scoop out & b bale out or over 2 R30S without heeding Dottom of a bath 233 o Rob g place for the ‘Iflm egress of water from a bath. °3 O F¢3 the OIVIT TR wRBH he compares him to Iy reservoir in a bath grass, 203 wRw@w to deceive, play the traitor; 1.2 resolve or intend evil. ©=30 SSATH wATI he B. 283 © bachchale, [33;5]s. An affec- intended to ruin me Sodpon AT BgSBweo tionate woman. very ) WARSS TeSed B3 W if we resolve and C. eo"i@g) ed 'g? bachchale, bachcha- 1, 0 Giod disappoints, what can we do ? of m ]@, s 'lhe \e"’(‘tdblt, Portulaca quadrifida 3R WE ¥ a sweet < C ORBBII bage-Ta Wi, v. n. To be ¥ w°3 ¥ a sour variety 0,2} settled, adjusted. @7 ®0% to settle, adjust ariety. ! 2. to divorce, dissolve connexion or partner- D. 202 :TD bacheld, s. A stone used by boys 20y ship. @& B0FD T3 g deed: of dissolution, at a hopgum game. wey el this game. N a written divorce (not, however, used by C. zae:r B, eow DT bac/acizedu, bach- Sl Hindus.) ckutsu, vitia To caver, secrete, conceal, I, oy wn T.B. 2~ bagga, [7%3,] s A tiger hide. Lk Ua Fw¥> to conceal one’s self, or (zl(/ ¥ CeIWe Shiva, wearing a tiger’s skin. for one’s sdf W D to he concealed. WL k2 &3 1, o A. C. &R bagga, s. A shepherd’s priest 8 3% g concealed thing. tioy WNR BID C. AT ()aJJad(Z, adj. Turbid A. C. 223 X5 bachchasu, ¢. n. To draw, lugg 70 to become turbid paint 1. B. [BEX! to eat G A. C. DR & baggadi, s. A kind of fish. o3> bachehu, s. Wool. v. a. To cover, Qe c. DA BR baggadiga, s. A sincere but conceal. g, loquacious man. H. 22203 Dd b({]antfl)z, s. A musician. 2. Snpg bawane, adv. Quickly, speedily, musical mstruments wWRo8d X 2R wedl e 0 ok unawares W Wo? 3% performing instrumental musl Iy o4 0 ETY musicians. c. A 0 bay s One who talks too C.2 98 TR . 2083 &3 d T. B. %3 b\uj(me, [¥2S] s, Worship, ho- s. A globe, sphere. 28037 to hecome spheiie kS PR €3Iad9 (al mage, V=T g worshipper. cal. AT to be round, globular. dlys c. 28, batta, s. A citcle, globe, sphere. adj. H. 25890083 bajdisu, v. a. Tobeat, strike. ¥, 8 Circular, round. 2. piebald. 3. bald. 2083 3 C. XD Z)CIJ'LZ)'l', s. Arude, forward, impu- 685, Wi &3 dent, immodest woman, 3% g bald head. %3, a piebald ox. fiu’., &Swn g round, handsome face. G a)é Z’)CL]'G, ‘s. Orris root, acorus calamus. il 2028 S g a compound of orris root and but- c. »8,RTIS batta-gadale, s. The pea, ned Piswm sativum. ter. 2023 'z:)’r?gg 83, to make a new born infant eat it. OIS WS z&?‘% FRTD ue{f’m I An empty I\ OF c. eoégjégée)o batta-beilu, s, know him from infancy. place, void, open plain. adj Completely 1l (L empty or void, T. B. w&gfc%, eoegjp%fi bajjani, bajjani- c. 8,0 battalu, s. A cup or small ves- fof g6, [5=3]s. A fly brush, 2%,E7@T one who frays away flies, &ec. sel. ™S WY 3 glass tumbler. Rer Wi, cll 8, © an hour vessel. ®T,T W a ghee vessel. Il T, B. 2% 0 Z)(,’LJ:}'CM‘CL, [f®)] s. A diamond. H. 80&? S0 battawdde, See w¥ims. 2001 2. a mu;nderbolt, the weapon of Tndra. ¥%, C. 283, batti, s. A kiln. ) &, . an alembick o3 Jowd a diamond cage. vz I rice g pillar of diamonds. or still. 3. a rupture of the bowels. Y ) 9 3 we T D Indra. ua;dc’a’ n fel €3 a diamond mine. w8, a lime-kiln. q8,1%ah u&eij a brick-kiln. v w33 1T g door of fine diamonds. vIond w8 a clove glembick. RorED vy, a still for extracting essential oils. ui{d 2R, €, e l)f{jj'i, s. A mode of preparing certain e, w8 FTW to have a rupture. udj AN & to veget\;tbles by baking them in live embers. 2 15 truss by bandages. %, <3 to rub the veins e T2 w2, baked brinjals, #3¢8 T @ the about the toes and heel for the benefit of rup- % baked plantains. THIRY TN w2, baked fhe tures. Momordica charantia. ’w?;g WANT T g, e large and wild chillee baked. A. C. 283, battu, s, A bard, one who re- cites the titles, &ec., of kings. 2. the moon H. 223 3T bajjz'navsu, adj. That same, that or the moon’s disk. IIEC ady. Circular, round. very. w2 ST FRTAL those very papers. wid T g discus, or weapon in the form of H. 283595 b(lgfmol(f{l@, s. The distribution - a wheel. ), g 3 Vishuw, having of money or pay among servants. i such a weapon. ) D078 the ruddy goose. C. EBReVIDIIY batavi-paramdnna, A. ¢. 28, bafte, 5. A road, path. 8 jeed s. Furmenty, of which a bride and bride- a high-way. WYT W, a circuitous road., = 3 & groom eat together just after marriage, g8 u 3 a bad road. &3 BB, WEJB to jour- I \j\'i H. 283 batave, s A large bag for betel, ney, ¥ ééd #@ to lose the way, ¥ &, means 2 spice, &c. of seeing, Fo w8, 1% to be without means \,{r’[‘h" H. 28303 b(l,t(f(li, s. The pea, Pisum sa- of seeing. =e tivum, o eaéé’ batte, s. A cloth in general, a gar- ment. BF D) W, el an old cloth. TTY WE, g, H. 28000 batdi, s A mode of caliiva- torn cloth, tatter. 4% @&, a new cloth. © tion by which the farmer gives half the pro- duce for the use of the land. g 2% to double up a cloth. WE, AT il to dry a cloth. 'Z«)%‘?j fi\)é?afi 08 the knee- c. 2&+d batadri, adj. Quarrelsome, disobe- roll, or web-beam, round which the web is dient, refractory. WENVBRTIY a quarrel- turned as it is woven. B 33 w8 a web of :,V‘\’Ti some, headstrong woman. 20T quarrel- cloth, & #eT¥ (cabbager) a tailor, & ™ 3 someness, refractoriness. 3 g person with weak legs. u% Ro0T g M. 2835 batiki, s, A female slave, bond- person with weak hands, wz Asced a pup- maid, servant. pet made of cloth. &1 ¥ the wind pro- c. 28&s batu, adj. Spherical, round, circular. duced by fanning with a cloth. @¥g ms @] 699 03B 08 % to fan with a cloth. H, 233 Z)d{l(l?)a, “s. A pimp, procurer. . g B o ball o ) —d I made of cloth. w2 W™ to shake a cloth. C. & oo > badavanu, s. A poor man A 8¢ 92¥ waving a cloth as a signal. %< H. 239002 baddi, s. Boasting, raunting; ” < "% g cloth kite. @ S3% to soil a cloth. fo a egotism, brag. wE¥NNRT, wEednEecda boas- w8, 283w to wash a cloth. Beed wE &3 C. 2y Ao RS 5 ter, brag. @y 39 to stop one’s brag. shroud, winding sheet. =0 w%, I W @:5% WH tm @ F230 an empty, vain speech. 8, 3307 w5, a soiled or dirty cloth, soiled (. [} o F33 enough of your brag. linen. al D. DEISTD baddvane, s. Boasting, pride, C. &3, 23T, BB bada, bada- Iy arrogance. balkkalu, badawdda, adj. Thin, lean. Cl \\a WB D c. 2B badi, s. A club, stick, staff. 2. poor. 23 3I, w3 T3 Jean cattle. stk SR g, B VT[T g lean or poor man. c. 2B, 2B badi, badiyu, v. a. To ['« Wi 5 R 2 A thinly. 2.3 333 a narrow, small waist. beat, strike, slap, lash, thresh, as corn. % IL o WEDA BN, WAEJ2N, to become thin. WB #figd v. comp. Tostrike one’s self or for one’s 6,20 W3 =3 self. 2B v, caus. Tomake strike, beat, &ce 353 a thin body. WAEF g poor man. §4 2 W3R FwoRd XwiR to be carried or swept away poor people. wBBI poverty, indigence. whe 16T 20T VB FROE WA thinness, leanness. WAETF, WBS g poor wo- by a flood, wind, &ec. 9\\ WA C, G mart. 2. a thin woman. 3 it is carried away by the water. o 3 to print. (53] 8 B c. 2B, 23R, 2BA> bade, badaga, B to slay, kill. ©F wed T8 WHEN 0nes T WBEW to take out a linchpin. badagu, adj. North. @37 8% the north (LY to toss or throw up. Tc= W& to stink. point. WBIRSHFTD a sect of brahmans, fol- et HR 252030 to thrash a heap. FLER WBEN to Y lowers of Vishnu, and wearing a trident- WA plunder. Rotd whaW, FTER wRIW to prate. Afi) formed sectarian mark, without a base. Ro&R wdBN g clock to strike. Y WRWN C, 0 R 84,393 Kubdra, the regent of the north, the wind to beat or blow. B F WREN, 23 S0t g and god of wealth. beat @ & wrm® to clap the hands, F1wd WBEN C. aYSKeé% bada-gallu, s. A large flat 203y ST WA C, \. to secure with a peg or pin. stone. o to slap on the face. HegHE Hoxd By wB Cat] 7. B. 23N, BN badagi, badagi- @ to make the print of the hands on a wall. Jan ] o2 yava, [S37¥]s. A carpenter, cabinet-ma- Sy R w2@E» to have ill luck. SRV WRWN to ' G 27 ker. WBAST carpentry. malke float. B33y 22200 an evil spirit to haunt Al C. 8)?37?&)8@)3 6ada-go'lu, s. A large door- one. Tedg 28 to rob on the highway. G2 bar. gy WY to drive in the ground. 2333 139 C. 2B3D bada-nudi, s. A low voice, a @) Y3 wrEw to march twenty miles a day. ) [} whisper. 8%, w2 to be affected by evil eyes. 3} SR Speaking unre- c. 323 bada-bada, s. D¢ BWBwg T w2AW (to beat tiles on the head) @ w3 S92 habbling, uB3 w&EW to knock down, as and servedly or rapidly. to ruin one. Ing garrulity. fruit from a tree. @eHTT wre to knock oub TRE 8. 2BIJIY badabdnala, s. Submarine- the teeth. =3 220 to break to pieces. 39 FoeF wB WD nfy fire. 2. abeing consisting of flame, but with 2,38 WB» to break the head. AN fé!‘og a mare’s head, who sprung from the thighs o« to break an earthen vessel to pieces. Infy of Urva, and was received by the ocean. 9 2200 to stop up with thorns. Swgot w2 ill(;r[.; C03d 23y to make a noise by beating the mouth. (67 2BRON badabdse, s. The perpendicu- Beokd .2 lar line of hair growing in the centre of a B IO WRED to break the arms. SwBad wBww to break the ribs. TR WRE mflm man’s breast. C. o W\ . 22832 badabe, s. A filly or mare. 2. a to elongate. wac» W@ to deny, contradict. 30R) WREN female menial. RTTIF to confute, disprove. 1y, c. ax300® badalanke, s. A city in the to castrate by bruising. 2@ having struck. 0.2 283 the act of striking Ch infernal regions so called. 00 W& WED 130) c. 202, 3R badike, badige, s. A. C. DR banagu, adj. Mean, hase, low, malle T2 0 WBA an iron mallet little, ordinary 267 RSB & a little monkey A. C. BRA badiga, s, One who gives water C. DORTA, DEROBA 8)(0%0.;/\ 6an0j7J(l, to travellers. 2 a carpenter. bananjiga, banijiga, s. A class or sect C. a)gAm badi-ganna, s. One whose eyes so called, including several divisions ; as, ot M twinkle e\ce%sm ely. & waen linga merchants 'c‘?&ilf WHWA g C. BARY badi-gallu, s, A stone anvil. 2 variety of linga merchants. BI0N WHBA g b a large stone in a trap which kills the vermin class of persons following the trades of a tailor, I by its fall bracelet-maker, &c., speaking Telugu (8] 23 20 Z)CZCZZ-,/OZU, s. A thrashing 20D, TN, D, TN, T2 stick T banabe, banave, banive, baneve, c. 28oo&8badiddta, s Quarrelling, wrang- banebe, s. A stack. e e, to stack. ling. 2. fighting, cuffing 165 C. DMTTT 3/9\@@@3 banasa-kudugdlu, . 2008, 2333 badi-bale, badi-vale, See ¥ ey ¥ NT DRI L. (0 s. A kind of net used by fowlers to catch game, H. 2 000), 28&0000T bandvu, bandike, when brushing the bushes s. Agreeing with, on friendly terms. o) C. 2B=98 badivdra, adj. Boastful, vain. (&, WD ;}) DR, WFR0X %W to agree, be on s. Boast, brag. VRT0 InR to hoast, set off terms of intimacy with. LHWIOY not on one’s self &y TET hoasting, bragging. W good terms with, not agreeing with 2| TR0, 257300 g boaster, bragger ! ) T: B &g%s’ banita, [F52] adj. Praised ] 8 aJ‘S% badisha, 1. B. 2™ badisa, s, eulogised, &e. A fish hook. a6 ALAB, mrfa banna, [3er] s, Colour, paint, C. 2B bddzé’lé, v. a. To serve up or out, Wo dye. 2 mannex disposition, character. 2 set before one as a meal, &c 2. to cause to T 333 B2 WOTTRT ) [ ), & paint pot, 5, v what ) beat or strike = bb’{‘a Wy BN uality of gold is this? C. DTIAD badugu, s, The dead carcase of this coin is below the standard & [T cattle, &c adj Poor, indigent WRINCEI © o e DY his countenance is fallen. e 3 To 1] pauperism, poverty. WEDAIT g poor man. 335 [033 'w{“ 3|3 il ™ the colour of paint. c, &LJJT‘)J) o vt 0T badu-gdlu-bande, s. are there any valuable clothes in your e house P ‘l.)f'\ n2 - ) L b A large slab used to cover a hole-trap. *3;alie, false report. WA g standmo colour fir W, dYB v g oy c. 2T bade, s. A stick pol a cattle clog 3 fading colour. ?,.)f" DY, WL T colour 0 T. B. 28 baddi, [8]s. Interest on money to fade ‘LJ"‘ aduo W BTV, WHL T, to e 2. a fornicatress WH QFY WB R TRR), WH SB™ to pay interest 2B ] Notd the interest paint or (130 'w““ ), to tie up or secure the coloured border of a cloth when wash- el and principal WA IRBy FeY to take on 262 3 3T g female interest S»WFB compound interest w2 R ng, so as to preserve 1t silk cloth. w2 B FD g dried long gourd Fo® to lend on interest. 2Bt B, W Fw 79 interest to be received. W2 €W to pay in- painted, and put in the house of anidol as an ornament terest wB R W SR to take compound 2,8 B»ol a painted puppet. e T Ak g short nterest W W, WA DD interest to £7eT g, pamtel, dyer. 03 increase or accumulate. painted stick used by school hoys at the Das- arda. W B 233 wV W T afh C. 2B eNB baddi-gida, s. The common 7 a painted box. rw¢To the wlobe amaranth. mallow T. B. 282 T bannane, [3e7s]s. Flattery c. 28R, & baddige, baddu, s. The e FocF g flatterer W BN g female flat- navel VBA Fwuwddy to cut the navel string terer. L C. DA bafl’l,/d, s. A name common to C. 20 VT banna-sara, s, A coral neck- g Chanddlas, lace. ol { 01 WF PR C. DO 0 banndna, adj. Obsequious, hy- to triml a wick. 81 %0 to put a wick, ® }:)om'it'i'cfxlly courteous. W&, BTN TR to 8¢ w3 g piece of cloth used as a wick. speak with insincere softness or mildness. 8 eo_é’_%ogmzj@)@gg?zs battisa-putthali- T. Bi eosfia@ bannike, [3c73] 5. Ealogy, kathe, s. A work containing thirty-two panegyric, praise. 2. flattery. 3. describing, stories related by thirty-two figures, to Bho- painting, comparing. w3 ™ to describe or jardja. paint a thing in lively colours. 2. to describe, G 3)_5:0 battu, v. n. To dry up, evaporate. explain. 3. to expatiate on, to point out qua- oW WY, FwS w8y milk in the breast to dry lities or excellencies. 4. to colour, paint, up. F03 22 the cheeks to fall in. VI (1% write. 5. to panegyrize, eulogize, flatter. 6 233 the arm to become thin or emaciated. to speak with affected or insincere softness. 28 Twi™ to be dried up. wE ifi.@ir{ S ARTeS] I to make dry up. 233 Fw¥ a pond which is il Al Sbfé*?;‘a@’ bannita, adj. Heavy. 2. great, massy. never dry. 28 B T g tank that is dried up. H. 25370050 batdisu, s-Old arrears. (al C. 3 bada, s. A ridge. R 2T the ridge (.2 C. 8);%55‘@)@% Z)atl"fildli]fe, 8 C]'inging, between paddy beds. Bwevs w3 the ridge of servile civility, asking or importuning with a field, or a ridge between two fields. AC obsequiousness. wEIROT NITF; a cringer. G 2TB> badalku, See wiw. C. 2353 batuku, See woow. A ¢ A. C. 23R badaga, alj. Deep, profound. en E. 8)?38’0 batéri, s. A battery. H. 235D badandmi, S. Accusation, C. [ blame, censure, reproach, 2 infamy, (% 20?; batta, s, Paddy or rice before de- prived of the chaff. 2. corn in general. F3, disgrace. 80 20e08 W RS can the ass judge of the c. »832F badanike, s. A kind of root (.2 quality of paddy? (prov. of one who has used as a charm against serpents, &c. 2. a Tnggs I no taste or judgment.) %, 23 substantial parasitic plant. G grain, as great millet, panicum Italicum, c. 283 badane, s The brinjal or egg vals wheat, and split pulse. o2 w8, small straw 2T.TC W3 plant, ;fscga WES5 ¢ ) 3 the love apple. b Ry grain, as Nalchinee, panick seed, panicum 2wody WIS g cluster of small brinjals. ¢ T.3 semiverticillatum, mustard, rice, &e. ENoTa no 23 B w33 a small sized brinjal streaked. el VB3 TN I 23, g variety of split pulse. @3, 70¢d an un- 233 g large sort of brinjal. 8 ) W der-ground granary. ¥3 a brinjal seasoning. WTIR FTeoN w-gfi a 7y nt A. C. ?o?’_o:f?fi battanike, s. A quiver. brinjal baked in live embers. AL o 27303, 80% badarake, badarike, C. &1@&3{3 battalamma, s. A female’s Ul proper name, s. A guard or convoy on the road. (s De W c. 23 o, &?’33 battalu, battale, [33, 23330 badart, s. The jujube tree. 2. the & (-ulj. Naked. 3 whd a female devotee cotton pod, berry, or cotton. Ing} u?_*sej'o:f:@m dancing naked before a goddess. s. 28305973 badarik-dshrama, s, B 2 to become naked. 23 & o8 g horse with- The residence of Vydsa. liggg out a saddle. H. 2305, 20>, 2000 badalu, badilu, Q.E'e c. 3, 237, 2B 0T battali, bat- badulu, s. Exchange, compensation, what o tale, battalike, s. A quiver. : ¥ is equal in value to another, or what is H. 239 X0 battdsu, s. A sweetmeat. instead of it, lieu, stead, retaliation. adj. liggt TNV, WTN T. B. 8&3 batti, [=87] s. A wick, candle, Substituted, exchanged. K, oy~ W match. =R w8 a kind of bright fire-work I to exchange, change, substitute, barter iy which quite illuminates the air for a few mi- for what is equal in value. wTLIA in liew, i} [N putes. BeRR W8 a cigar. dF3 w3 the wick instead of, ©TOR wBew tit for tat, retalia- Wy 2. a cons of alamp. #reB w8 a wax candle. 8 Bw tion. TV 3930 g verbal reply. 1o, B to twist the wick of a lamp., 23R W tradiction. wTWE T an answer, reply. bl 702 S S 200 zoo:ioo{s itk ¥ A, C. 28-badi, s, Mud, mire, dirt. (oF 303@ banni, imper. and respectful of C. 20 badi; s The arm-pit, nearness. 239, Come ! ! it il o8, WIRE, WT ) D A. . 2%y bappa, the ancient form of w03 near to, close to, contiguous. OIT W QXD AT, T b9 ST, wiw @Rt I may get a of @32, Coming. 2. he will come. ©%,8 when, ) Blo living with him. AR 20083 DT2 3¥DD if as, or while coming. 2T, B they will come. you come close all will be understood. (S 2% she will come. WOA 2™ B oo you to him, BRFT c. 22598 babdta, s. A cry made by beat- orafe. 20308 @ = with God is equity. ing the mouth. 20eseddeny, Wik ®BY an fodry C. DTF, 2T20F0 baduku, badunku, uproar to take place. [5) v. n. To live, exist, subsist. & to survive, AL €. &)&)?)’;? babbuli, s. Alargethorn tree recover, be delivered, saved. S Living, used in building. 2. abundance, mass, heap. subsistence, livelihood, estate, prosperity. S. &)8.50 [)d()]”‘ll, s. A mungoose. 'w”d:) Br) jch s VRIS g gurvivor. WREFR), WB INBY to [ up B3 the son of Aryuna, riding on a mungoose. cause to live, raise to life,save, deliver, recover. 3. Shiva. 4. Vishnu. 11108 2. the god of fire. 700 C. 2TB> badudu, s. Dregs, sediment. 5. Bramha. adj. Tawny. | A. C. 23 badda, s. The print of the foot. T. B. 233279 bamane, [3)3&] s. Whirl- ing, o going round. 2. wandering. T. B. See “0‘; T, B. 25320 bamara, [3,<]s. The black unk SR 2&%5 o0 baddavana, s. Giving an entertainment. 2. all kinds of drums. bee T, B. 20NN bamisu, [3)2%] v, = To & &&Oéq&» baddi-palya, s. A vegetable wander, turn round. 4 [5) to err, to form a so called. wrong conclusion. . a. To confuse, perplex. yoot . &%"&b baddisu, v, a. To compare a T. B. 209 baya, [@>]s. Fear, terror, a- measure, money, &c. with a standard. 9.4 larm. C. 2T [)(lddu, s. An instalment. 9 Tl- C. T bayake, s Desire, especially \the i valry. 3. pertinacity, perverseness. W3 >) 18 longing occasioned by pregnancy. S5 to refuse, be obstinate, “ 9 to vie with. C. 200w, 200> bayalu, bailu, s oT=E LT T B, 2315(%7? badduge, | 1 s A fast- A plain, an open field, an empty or waste { 3. the iyl ening, tie. space of ground. 2. an esplanade. \ &3 air, the atmosphere. 4. publicity. adj. Evi- S. BOC(% baddha, adj. Tied, bound, astrin- ) oJu \ dent, clear. 0N TR, W) eRPD to be- gent, constipated. s. Boundary, limit. VWD come public, be discovered, disclosed. 25030 Q’ w3, Becd) costiveness, constipation. [Sk) 'r’lli’ff; ] w3 e a stable mind, firm temper. u%;’) S»® to clear, make clear, make known. S 3 w3 his house is levelled with 30D persons engrossed in worldly pleamlx"eS. ¢ o\ WA to stop, detain, confine. 2. to secure, the ground. WO BB, WOV ¥ an ora- g th make fast, tie. 3. to be costive. cle. 2230093, woden SweX a vain wish, fruit- less desire. w0 B8 g marauder’s horse. 1 S. 8&@5 bad/tz'ra, adj. Deaf. w03y deaf- W; ness. C. 2335F, 20MRs bayasu, baisu, v, a. To desire, long for. filty T. B. &3 bana, |35]s. A grove or pleasure S = garden. 23 oJ ~ 89 48] W3 C. 200°F baike, See R, ot a garden’s locality. l 3030 the goddess of a grove. wI O, the C. 2071 baige, s. Evening. adv. Inthe & most choice of gardens. evening. 2R LUR an evening durbar. H. 3598> bandtu, s. Woollen cloth, hroad C. 20MGIFTRS baidaru-kudure, s. cloth. A Pindarree or marauder’s horse. Tyt H, 200900® bandisu, v. a. Tofabricate b (B2 8)03)?)-1&. 3 bail-dore, s. The mirage. i ‘H write something new and unknown. v. » e Py C. 8365})3‘8 Qb(i]/yu, v. a. To abuse, revile, To succeed. vIFE qdj. False, fictitious gt curse. w3 T, WAFD ghusing, calling ill s. Prospering. names. 255500 to refrain from abusing. 1 =3 (o j 200 059, C. 2)(55)6'3 baikane, adv, Straightly, di- c. 8% baraha, s, A manuscript, writing. i rectly. T WO® g, signature. 23)07% 2TB wIH fate, decree, destiny. C. 23S (“0}),) 6((2'5/(!_215, s. Curse, foul lan- guage, abuse. H. 2093 bardta, s. A commission, warrant, ) W c. 2T bara, s. A famine. WT TRY g time assignment, written order. “ dunning. of famine. DT k¥, WO BB a famine to 028733 one who serves a written order, a dun. happen. T3 a’ag, W0PTD JNB), WTeE TR to dul, W C. »TT baraka, s. A double sack for to make an assignment. i carrying manure on buffaloes. 2. a large H. 20220 bardbari, adj. Right, just, pro- fg meshed net for carrying leaves, straw, &c. per. s. Equality 2. good order or arrange- ment. 2T3w0R JI® to make equal WoW A H. & 'd :u-_’ 93)3 6(17’0’]6(1 ll'tl(:, s PI’OSPCI'ity. fil thriving, keeping in good condition. Og PR to give properly or exactly. C. 8B w3 bara-kollu, | w3] v. comp. H. 209300 bardvardu, s. Caleulation, 4C To write for one’s self. estimating. 20 H. 25T DO barakhdstu, s. Rising, C. 250°® bardsa, s. A carpenter’s forked Ll breaking u-p, going away, as an asscmbly, instrument, for making rabbets and grooves. A( people from office, &c. C. 20, 2030 bari, bariyu, v. a. § n th C. TR baragu, s. A variety of the pa- To write, delineate, draw, 2% to make write, A wicum Ttalicum. v. n. To creep on the hands have written, 253 ’5\@%}3 to write on one’s W and knees. 2080 SRS own account or for one’s own benefit. {i C. TRIB baraguda, s. An iron used in imp. plu. Write ye. See 8 and 3. q‘) cauterizing or firing cattle for diseases, lame- C. 20 bari, adj. Empty, mere, only, vain, ness, &c. WIRB T3 to fire cattle. useless, false. 200¢ %0 g stalk without an A A. 0. TR barage, 5. A potsherd. ear. 20 A3 an empty hand, a naked hand. 9¢ e >3 A. C. 23T barada, adj. Empty, vain, use- 20 R wEAR BB, R % [€] 3R 18 a brass brace- §0) oD g less. 2. barren, childless. WTE & o3 an emp- let worse than a naked hand? 0 F3@», w A 2 a vain desire. ty mind. © RN to destroy, annihilate. See 0. A G. 23838 barati, [wer] adj. Fall, complete. 0. 20T, 20F barika, barike, postpo- fo WT3R IR to fill, make full, complete. sition, After, subsequent. e 3 A, . 2387y, 3838 Col) baratarpu, ba- C. 20Rc&> bari-gantu, adj. False, vain, pou ratarapu, adj. Discharged, dismissed. ¥ useless. 20 Rotdh T g fabrication, fiction, LR T3yr I to discharge, dismiss. lie 200 Ro¥3IF g false man, a liar. 0ng C. 23273 bara-barda, adv. More and more, C. 2230, DB, wdeTH, 2BeBs bari- Hl] W from time to time, gradually, by degrees. du, baridé, baridu, barédu, qdj;. 2 T w3 SwAcw to complete by degrees. T wT Mere, empty, useless, false. wdT dR Iy Z& to spoil gradually. T.3 SwmB¢ do you calumniate me for nothing ? C. &8 baradu, s. A boundary. =0 A WO ISR ) 3¢ \ 3 what advantage in emp- C. 23 ()(t’i'(/yu, v. a. & n. To write, ty talking ? w0 InB to empty, clear, 5.0 draw, delineate, make marks. make void. Dea ¢. &8e> baralu, s. A switch, broom. ) (o} T. B. TN bm'isa, @RF] 5. Ayear. - rain, T. B. VDX baravasa, [wo37] s. Belief, L\ CJ C. 20> baru, See wo. confidence, trust, dependance. 2 assurance. P ) C. T bare, s. Firing cattle for lameness (v 2003 ~ 3 DBy a man of fidelity, a man in § and diseases. 23, WO e to fire cattle. ‘aJJ whom confidence may be reposed. WIRIDRY J to trust, confide in, depend on. C. T bare, adj. Mere, empty, useless, f aise, shi 0. 2TRT baravike, ) S pure, bare. 23¢ @een pure milk. 31 3 LR A manuscript, wri- k3] Be \ S92 g word destitute of ting, the act of writing. WOVFMRT g scribe, an empty box. 52 235 MW g bare foot. writer, accountant. truth, a lie, 1(11 704 N‘ ik 200 WO g C. 23, 238 bare, bareyu, v. a. To S. 8)50&‘"&)’% barhissu, s. Sacrificial grass, write. Fonn wWID THID to write 2 letter. W faty Poa cynosuroides. I T to enter in account. WOR ReYo, A. C. 29) barri, s. A road. 2. a genera- artan w3 #@go to write for one’s self. 23IVT g tion. 8. aplasterer. 4. émp. pl. or %52, come! writer. wBS 73 the hand with which one A. C. 29T, 3)9§ barrika, barrike, writes. 202 to cause to write, to have writ- See wVT 2B BN E3IaN) - R ten 30, WTYD), wBadwre the act of oduw A. C. 3)95133 barriya, s. Obsequiousness, writing. wIIER, WIDF g manuscript. cringing. H. 285 barchi, s. A spear, VR SNFEW f, o A. C. VT 0T barrdunku, See wivwo. to spear. A G: afljoo‘é“ barrdu, See wior. A. 0. &0 barda, adj. Clever, wise, skil- ful BT g clever woman. S. &® bala, s. Power, might, strength. 2. force, virtue, influence. T Tl VT Jat A. 0. 20T T bardilaru, s. The demi- by the influence of the dust of your feet. 8. (2 387, gods or immortals. u&F&;m::'é, WAF u\,z«é an army, a force. 4. vigour, severity. 5. a Indra, ruler of the demi-gods. giant of thatname. adj. Strong, powerful, A. C. 2T bardilu, s. The residence of stout, robust. 2. efficacious. w 207 strength to fail. the demi-gods ; the deathless place. WO £ek0W to put out or shew one’s A. C. 2T bardu, s. Death. w». . To be strength. WUk weak, impotent. WUBO, worn. 2. strength to decay or fail. 3. to WVJoE, VWOWENT, WUMT, WeBow, WSS a die WY J0E 4. to run or spread, as a creeper. WIF man of influence, a powerful man. 3% having died. WOHFTIW it ran or spread. F%® to do as far as lies in one’s power. 2w vl A. C. 2TE 0T bardunku, See wrvss. 0¥ the general of an army. W3 stron 2 powerful. I 4 A-Ch &)ZSJE'T\J barduya, s. A teacher of it C. &9 bala, adj. Right, [not left.] w2 =2 wo science. 13, 2w HBF the right side. 2R} the A. C. TR barduge, s. Death, demise, right hand. ©2oR8393% 3 man of the ri ght hand caste. A. C. 2TET bardura, s, The light lunar fortnight. J(’I c. 2w 7?3033?\;%‘?@@;%2 balagdisi-kollu, A. C. 2DEDT barparike, s Mixture, com- v. a. Tosecure, as a fort from invasion. pound, mixing together. il C. 83@)7?,@@’3 balagol{zc, v. n. To circum- 8. ET barbara, ‘s. A kind of bean. & 2 ambulate a’person, place or object, keeping one of the fifty six countries enumerated by it on the right. 2. to be strong. Hindus, said to be inhabited by barbarians. (i s. 205 bala-dhwamsi, Indra, 8. 220& T barbura, s. The toom tree. the destroyer of the giant Bala. T. B. 23& barma, [®)%] s. Bramha. C. 20D bala-puri, See worsgh. A. C. 2T barlu, s, A switch, broom. S. 8)@?,59, 2B balabhadre, bala- 5. % barha, s, A peacock’s tail. wF g déva, s. Krishna’s elder brother. peacock. v Kdartikéya, with a pea- s. a>®ep@3, 2003300 bala-bhittu, bala- cock on his standard. blhéd I., s. Indra. 8. 2%& 30 barki-mukha, s A deity, A. €. 2950TE bala-mardu, Gun- divinity. powder. 8. %539, wie 67 barkishshu- C. 2N, 2OT2D bala-mudi, bala- shima, barkishkésha, s. Thegod of fire. murt, See LURSEY wOBNOE Foo a conch S. 8)%38'35\5 6(19'fii§fiada, 8. A demigod. that winds to the right. 8. 2&e barhishtha, s, A kind of per- C. 2uTB AT B bala-rakkasi-gida, fume, The tree Pavonia adorata. 05 4w WA WO WO 8. 20O bala-rdma, s. Krising's elder &c. to all created beings; one of the five 1 brother. great sacraments of the Hindus. 5. frag- 8. & 0. 20303, 0T8T, 2OVOT, ments of food left in an oblation or méeal. WO B0 g sacrificial lamb., 2O VRFD, WD 2053¢T balawanta, balawantike, Perer) ~Nov @ Fo oV FY, WO BB {0 offer a sacrifice. - balabandw, balevandu, s. Force, vio- 2OV R 333 w9 g whole burnt sacrifice. lence, compulsion, eppression. 2. constraint, LIS an altar. wOTT offering a sacrifice. importunity, pressing WUT0d INA {0 Tgoh, w0 38® Vishnu, as having degraded force. WUT03TN0T B #Jaggjo to take away Bali. w0 RYZ, WO WY a crow, as eating By force. WY, WUToBMT g streng man. 2® %7, the the fragments of an oblation. 2. a violent man. infernal regions. 8. 2UBGE I balavardhana, s, A name b c. 2 bali, v. n. To grow, become strong among military men. or matured, as corn, &c. 2. to become stout, i 1l 8. & 0. e3R8 balawdgu, v.'n. To be- Tusty, corpulent ; to grow fat, big, thick. 2. 2. to become on 1 come strong or powerful. to increase, augment. 23 gtout, corpulent, the right side. FoR WU g crow to cross wOs a‘o;’czé f firm, stable. 2. full grown. a person from the right, which is considered 208 T2 a vegetable 1 a stout, lusty man. Tucky. TR TR WVTWD), VIIR TR WY 09 =) © ) 2000, WO WD to become fully grown. @en 2o the crow crossed him auspiciously. stout. w83 B to advance in strength. €. 2uDDTN balavirisu, wv. a. To levy 2. to grow hard. troops. 2. to garrison. 1.3 8. 290 bali-pddya, s. A feast in S. DUTORT, VYTRTS bala-shisana, memory of Vishua's treading down Bali to ; 0 Z)ala-szidana, s. Indra. the infernal regions. 7. B. 205300 bali-mukha, [3030] s A0 8. 2&0?\‘9)»@355 565[06—80’0,7((?’(1, s. Krishna. A monkey. € s. 2% baldka, s. A small crane. 2. a C. 203> balime, S. Strength, might, ( cloud. prowess. A 8. w089 7 baldtkira, s. Force, con- 4 ( straint, . violence. 2. exaction. 3. a rape. s. 208 balishtha, adj. Very stout, firm, (0 Gl 4. (inlaw) detention of the person of a debtor, strong‘,olus’fy, or big. 9R e to become tob] o powerful man. A, and violent measures taken to recover the powerful. 2907 3 g stron WD 2 W debt, as flogging, &c. - o=, 'ZA)UEEB_A_UB S. &)@QCfiJ balz’ya, adj. Strong, powerful, 1] B to force, use violence, oppress, afflict. great. L G 8. 20008 baldrati, s. Indre, enemy 8. 20e3TE ballvarda, s. A bull or ox. Jto of Bala. T.B. 2> balu, [©=] adj. Much, numer- A 8. 209X baldsa, S. The phlegmatic ous, many. b5 d very, large, great. 3. severe, e humour. violent, ww 118 dense darkness, 2 U Ao W much work. ww "B the great sea. ¢, 2 LY 8. ooxF baldhaka, s. A cloud. 2. a Fooh g severe wound. 2000 zo‘a"é great 2 2 mountain. v ) L 0 strength. w2 B3 deep thought. fof 8. YUY balali, s. Troops in the aggregate. &2 a serious calamity. wwad great velo- Doy 8. 20 bali, (called also 2OBT 37, Hze00) city, or impetuosity, as of a stream. adj. iy s. A king of giants, who by avsterities ob- Tall, high, lofty. tained dominion over the three worlds, but Ll was tricked out of it by Vishnu, in the 0. 2YIY, LIV baluwvali, baluvart, s. A wife’s dowry.. Yoy a3 or dwarf incarnation, and left, in con- 4 Q: | sideration of his merits, the sovereignty of 0. 2O, 20 baluvy, balulku, s. kng w2e3% or the infernal regions. 2. tax, royal Heaviness, weight. 2. charge, obligation, Yoy revenue. 3. a sacrifice, vietim, oblation, duty. 3. oppression or heaviness in sickness. 4. importance, consequence. e whab L religious offering. 4. presentation of food, 706 P L Y - WS W - fire is heavy, important, obligatory, or acute. ballava, ballidanu, s An’ intelligent, o) Iy VWDT F2DF an important affair. 2 \SH) Q) TR able, superior, clever man. al, to make heavy. 2. to make secure or stable. A. C. 29T D ballaramattads, s. o) C. &)é) bale, s. A net. 23 w8 g fowler's Medi lkt"ion, pacification. s net used in brushing hedges. ARAT T g & m(g)@% ag(c%a’; ballavike, ballata- fish net. 82 WS g net to encompass game. () nd, s. Knowledge. w3 knowing, able, in- Wvy T I g variety of net. $wVS wS g net il telligent. Bg® wgdF unparalleled knowledge. for rabbits. T3 WS g snare. 2085 BEBAEN g to knit a net. wI™T an angler; one who C. a;@c?na)-éfl fim?\‘éwgfla balldabatte- il o @ £ e e hunts with a net. D e a net fixed ydgi-hdgu, v. n. To act without control, te erect. nwt 29 g net pegged so as to fall on do as one pleases, without consulting others. 0 game, B HF WS g net drawn by a num- C. 2990 balldri, s Bellary. ber of persons over a great space of ground, in a circle, 000 o o B} A. . 23 ¢ Balldla, s. A country so called. wBRIY g net placed so as to adj. Wide, broad. v ¥ 88 g wide screen. o)) meet game, SEIS g drag-net. Bo2IS a nep thrown upon game. V2T, W2WS g net C. &)C@D balli, | =g] s. A small house lizard. ) made so as to spread suddenly, by pulling a ‘(\“I:'ni' (o 8)?33 balle, s. Dropsy. wF ohF g dropsi- ome 100se or sprin 2 o WIS a long net. wedy cal person. RW, WS FF to throw a net. W5 ST m” . &(Eidfio, 20@8 balleya, balya, s, A 7 to come apart, as the texture of a garment. pike, javelin, spear. 1 T. B. 280eTH\oD balddbandi, |wea; P 2&@@335 bal-sone, s. A heavy rain. i 807 s. Compulsion, coercion, force, violence. 8. % bava, s. Ar astronomical period, wiweZody I {0 coerce, force, one of the karanas. | A. 0. 29 balke, s. Prowess, strength. 2. distinction. 3. hardness. 4. A. C. 2TF bavake, s. Longing, desiring, eminence, covetouasness. cleverness. 1l Q WG D FF g clever story. A. 0. &% &3 bal 5. R, BN, R bavana, bava- N €9 -ganni, s. A strong rope. g 9 ni, bavane, s. Birth, origin. -0 Slbal-gattale, s, Thick, dense i v, PR O EJ@/)\ A, C. 233T°A bavandsi, s. A mendicant’s darkness. me vessel for receiving alms. lls A,.C. 8)750 bal-gei, s. A strong arm. adj. ) ) Mighty. W 7)& (SR o mighty kings. A. C. 23T bavara, s. Battle, war, combat, fu C. &3, 2D, V0 bavali, bavari, A 0. 80_5:_5, 2Oy balme, balpu, s. Strength, prowess, might. 0% baviri, s, Fainting, giddiness. 3% Ragd A. C. 20%w,3 bal-mone, s, A cruel or to be faint or gidgdy. 230 JOBW, WSO obd i il desperate war. @, IV 87 to turn round with faintness A. 0. 23%,3 bal-mole, s. A stont breast. or giddiness, &c. A. 0. 23T, 23D bavasu, bavase, v, n, W C. BJC?J balla, ». defective, To know., T FU3 wy D he understands that work. Added To long, desire, wish for. i to the infinitive of other verbs, it expresses C. 2% bashi, See 222. b power, ability; as, SIIHTy T, wYD they T, B. 2% bashe, [S4°] 5. The marrow or can (know how to) build houses 3 a’&w’om‘)‘ o serum of the flesh, o8 Wi we can cross that river. I3 u:’ & 1 can do, I know how to do or make. &3 R 0ed bashhayani, s. A cow bearing many calves. iy WY he can bring. A. 0. 29 08 ballanda, adj. Intelligent, T. B. %03 basante, [3%03] s. Spring. I knowing, able. WYoB e ) an intelligent T. B. 288 basati, [s28] s. An agreeable woman. place. (83 &)"({J)b de(H’i, s. The waved leaf fig tree, A. C. &%53, &g)sfl, 33?05253 ballanu, i .b‘j 707 v PRy 20539 =3 basale, s. Green sward, turf, D. RVTBORVR bakedari-varaka, s, A pasturage. gold pagoda worth thirteen gold fanams. T 1. B, XS basava, [37%] s. An ox, D. &RTBVeD bahadari-banna, s, A Shiva’s steed. 2. the ox deified and worship- high gold colour. ped by the linga people. 8. a name common H. 2%, % bakali, bahalu, adj to that denomination of people. WIIT SNE )% Reinstated (in service or condition). w®O & 0= g gold pagoda, a coin with the emblem 3 he is reinstated. of an ox, worth ten gold fanams, T. B. 2% bakala, [»=9] adj. Abundant, much, numerous, many. Wx¥7eA abundant- A 0. 2&'&*@’?6533 basavaliyu, v.n. To § be exhausted, worn out, knocked up. ly. WEY 30woBT g glutton, a great eater. 8. 2% baki, adj. Without, w%Tor, wak C. 2ED, DAY basavi, basivi, s. A wo- Ten public, abroad, outside. WToR T3 g 8 man devoted to prostitution. public advertisement, 2%ToRT=R to become C. 8&53? basale, s. Thesucculent herb pur- public. WHTorme INA to make known or I slain. il public. WHToRTRY @'C?‘.}‘SL’\) Setting out. c. 253 basdra, s. Looseness of the I 8. 2327303, 2%Pweds bakik-pra- bowels. § W désha, bahir-bhimi, s A place out- c. & basi, s. The centre of a balance. side of a town, used as a public necessary. 0. 22 basi, v.a. To strain off, percolate. w8 T)TeTF 270 to go to stool. ». n. To ooze, drip, leak. %;?G {3 WP tears to flow. 38 wh blood to run. Roedg WV S. a)éozs.,gc—d 6a}t2'7“—dwc.57"a, s. The out- er gate of a house or city. M to strain rice. TESE #¢3) W matter to run il from a sore. waste =Y flowing blood. S. 8)50'5"5\’%'(3 bahishkdra, s. Expulsion, degradation, excommunication from sect or il PRy DS WD water to ooze from the caste. 25 0%, WY T F® to expel B2 mouth. @8 fierce, cruel, rigorous. 2. sharp. from caste or sect, to degrade, excommunicate. & whB 2B 2 sharp sword. 8. %> baku, adj. Much, numerous, many. 8 T, B. 23%0% basumda, a3 | 3 %] s. Ashes. 2. very large, great. 8. severe, violent. % WX Few 5% to live C. XD basurt, s. A pregnant woman. T2 g very long time. I3 T 0. 25T0Ts, 23> basury, basiry, s. The long. 230 3203) diabetes, much urine. % WZD B Ser divers colours, castes or letters. adj. belly, womb, pregnancy. I g A3 to be preg- Very variegated, very diverse. 2397 various, () % to become pregnant. WIT? nant. Ty FOA By T to miscarry. W multiform. g ell No¥IJcH 2 200RNT 8. 2RBT bakutara, adv. Often, frequent- 4.0 2, the belly to sw Sors BB HIRRTHIST life is about to de- Iy 2. diverse, in various ways, manifold. 3. Iy part on account of this your eight child. great, very much. 2BETTeN go far as one G2 ©T BIXR can judge, certainly, assuredly. i} 7. B. 258 base, [373] 5. Marrow. 2. [3%] a female elephant. 3. a barren cow. 3, wBBTHN W they will surely come Ao to-day. to, S. 80:(\))9 basta, s. A he-goat. C. RV bakudu, For 23D of 5 to C & o 80‘.0\30 bastd, s. A bale of goods. come. Itis used as an auxiliary verb, and e z8] s. An abode. 2. a signifies liberty or possibility ; as, 28 R T, B. m?\_)o basti, [3 4. ¢. a Jaina for village. 3. a population. R WD you may go. VHD WLER WT W 0y, temple. adj. Populous. VAR FRD to peo- they may come in. ©o350H FUT? SRE WITR ple, colonize. may you do unjustly ? [ c. 2% bastu, adj. Cooked, dressed, pre- 8. amBenvedTd baku-dévdrchane, Dot pared. 2w, B cooked rice, dressed food. s. Polytheism. 2 TDVEFE g polytheist. H. 2509, %o bakane, bahane, s, S. ATTOI bahu-dhdinya, s. The ¢ Pretence, excuse, contrivance, evasion, twelfth year in the Hindu cycle of sixty. Do r { 08 B 20T WY c. Y3 balalu, v.n. To become fatigued, 8. BRITI0B baku-ndyaka, s Anaris- adj. Go- wearied, tired, exhausted. 2. tobe quiet, still, tocracy, authority in many chiefs. motionless. adj. Loose. WP e’ dead em- verned by several chiefs, bers. w¥9,, w¥OR weariness, fatigue 8. 2350 bakumdna, s. A gift by a w¥OT wearied, fatigued. wyw N5 g loose 03 :1 superior to an inferior. 2. recompence, re- tuck. wYODW to weary, fatigue. WFNT, ward. 3. honour. adj. Honourable in pub- LAY wFUNT hecoming wearied. lic estimation, creditable, respectable. SRTe IR, WRSRI TRAE) {0 make a pre- C. YT 3500 balalukdmdle, s, A auly i sent, reward. disease attended with keenness of appetite, S. @333 baku-wachana, s. The plu- but in which nostrength is derived from food. ral number. fl A. C. Sor?j@?% balalke, See under w¥ws. [) 8. WD 330 bahwvrihi, s. One of the forms C. 33?5’;? balavalli, s. A wife’s dowry, e of grammatical composition, the compound- bridal gifts. i ing two or more words to furnish an epithet . Y RTBoR@Y> balasa-kudugdlu, attributive ; as, 2® 3% having many neck- s. An axe or knife for slaying sacrifices. laces. [l AE 8)@?\)3 ba]asu, s. A band to gird on 8. 2T, 2RoTO bakusha, bahushd, 2. line-~" i a coat of mail with, ahoop, ferule. adv. Often, in many ways, for the most part, 4. hus- 17, age, descent. 3. a road, path, way. much. weAR g hushandman. bandry. 8. OIS balhu-swana, s. An owl. ovv’ C. & ?{(\) > balasu, v. a.To goround, circum- i S. 8.)'0'63? bahula, s. The dark lunar fort- ambulate. 2. to appreciate. 3. to use, have night, that of the moon’s decrease. adj. Much, in common use. 4. to spend or pass, as coin. 0l many. WYNFLE to spend, use. 2. to environ, or surround. 8. to repeat what another said, o 8. 2TPeTHT Z;ahu_lficrita,aa{j.Thrash- ed and winnowed. take account of. 4. to appropriate to one’s self. WFR WD to come with. YN B {0 accom- oy s. 3)%?03‘3 bahwdshi, s. A voracious man, pany. W¥NIND to mix. [t glutton. C. 20?&33’9 balakike, s, Use,spending, mak- fire T. B. & bala, [w¥]interj. Bravo! well done. ing use of, Jf‘) C. 29T balaku, See weo=. C. &% bali, s. Vicinity, vicinage. 2. path, s e, Eofjie balake, |©¥75] s. Intimacy, ac- road, course. 3. asmall bamboo. adv. Near, Oy quaintance, familiarity, common use. w¥7R to, towards, near, close by, close to. A. C. 80?)7\) balaga, s. A quantity, heap, ) close by. ¥3T 20¥R 28R go to him., WS, 1¢ multitude, body. WFR, WD WYA relations. ST WEAG TDY I wYDE near, by, with. B30 'L,)@Oj&?) 32YeM Sfay with C. Y RoB bala-gandi, s. Auopening left have no money. in the roof to admit light, a skylight. them. WPROR to VYRR accompanying approach. e A. €. %235 balachu, v. a. To cut off. 2. (0 to use. C. DY, 2P bali, baliyu, o. a. To C. 8)?13 6&!(1]9(1, s. Pot-stone, used for mak- sweep, sweep up. 3. toput on, as white-wash, i ] ing moulds and vessels; also as a substitute apply, as pigments. =S WYEV to smear the i -~ for slate pencil. WY < [8] w3 a pot-stone bed floor of a house with cow-dung and water. < 54 RO, WPWBN or vein. w¥TT By g large piece of pot-stone. F5 WY to sweep up litter. it oo to white-wash, b, 2¢E pulverized pot-stone. 7 v TN g . ) o 02 hard kind of pot-stone. WEFRD WD (32 a slip of C. 29T, YN balika, baliga, postpos. pot-stone. w¥ITE a pot-stone mould. w After, afterwards, spbsequently. b ¥33 Re® g pot-stone image of Ganésha. C. 28N> balikisu, See under wH=. A. C. YDNToE bala-mardu, s, Gun- C. &?B‘P balike, s. Familiarity, acquain- I powder, tance, intimacy, common use., @dj. Common, o (] 09 WY U3 familiar, usual. adv. Near. RALEE 13 ;fio;:'s;ié a C. 33‘5’; balla, s. A measure containing forty man who makes himself at home any where. eight’double handfuls or two seers. wWEFOO T to make acquaintance, make T. B. &% ballz, [#€] s. Any vine or creep-~ VIONRR ISTw WER free, get familiar with. W W, D °) ing plant. Y Tonw g vine tendril. 4 (72} » we are not intimate. VYR FF g fami- D, W, For, W3 ¥ 5. ke ®) a creeper to run or liar tale, common story. VYFE FWD g com- o spread out. & Ton<w®ww a creeper to mon, well known word. ¥ divide into tendrils. O a)?@@gg 6“!3'"]“0.1.[“: v. a. To arrange, C. &Y & ballike, s. Fatigue, weariness. put together. (5 eo?;e)dbcf)oo balli-variyu, v». n. To C. &)‘?7‘\) ba!ll[/e, See VY. spread out or run, as a creeper. RAE. ¢ 0~ o V4 3 oJ > x§J53% bulivali, baluvali, s. A wife’s dowry. 2. pursuing. o) }Q"éa?fl& balll-suttu, adj. Trregu- larly twisted, uneven, as a rope. 208 /RTBY A. C. 5T, 2950% baluku, balunku, (. 23¢%0 to be uneven. v. n. To quake, shake, shiver, wave. PALAE ) 2 o3y 0, W o] C. 2% bd, v. n. To come, arrive. 2. to & to make shake, move, or tremble. A happen, occur. 3. to suffice for, last. The ok 8)@’3553 baludu, adj. Not steep, of gra- 5 dual descent. WFIT put 2583 tenses generally are formed with @3, 2B} ] a mountain of gra- W 0 & I am coming. WD they will come. dual descent. DI, WL coming. WD, part. coming. A C. Yoy baluvu, s. Weight. 2. a load, WoT came. 200%™ having come. WHT com - burden. 3. obligation, duty. 4. oppression ing. ¥y, WO, WD) dmp. pl. or sing. hono- | or heaviness in sickness. rifie, come. This verb has various mean- H r " o C. 8)?; bale s. A bracelet. 2. a hoop. 8.a ings; as, © ENES) o] Wb 2o he has become il fillet. 4. corpulency. @73, w3 g brace- sensible or wise. @5 2508 he has become S O let maker. So¥e w¥ a twisted glass bracelet. wise. 13 e he has become conscious, come to h Fo0¢7 ¥ a glass bracelet with a rough face. himself, as after a fit. AT FT B Je 20T RT W 8 o] W¥ a furrowed glass bracelet. 8 3wr can you speak Canarese ? 2087 T can. C % a brown bracelet. FoxTBR WY a bracelet BRY WT) g river to come down in a flood. S )i with spots of tin-foil on it. =dR WY a hrace- A ( I8 SwrR 208 T am, or fell, sick. DR %j WL let surrounded with an indented brass rim. DBF WToJT musta- th @ becoming pregnant. Tlk w¥ a star bracelet. FoFe WY g round ches appearing. wg WHID cutting teeth. A 0 (54 bracelet. FRNR ;ifai) LS 5 a rhinoceros horn kS e Q0u o7t W to recollect. 203 T2V the future. Ao bracelet. B3 B et W a gold wire armlet. 3 B 2 Lo WTTR, TN WAI WWI TTH next year. - b o3¢ (A3 o Cog oJe L w0 2 @) e;dfibc‘ WY, B Bee w¥ g honey-co- able to walk. T DIT & (ShefaYal ——\-?é T loured b rac elet. TR T WY a br()a/d wHI8Y he will not pay his debts. =g wo ly bracelet with stars, worn by the lower orders. 8 the eyes are pained. 28 3t tell to come- A WP an armlet, worn as a badge of ho- 8SR wihs FOT killing work. TRBT WY nour. h]x come, let us do it. o, WD to rise, swell, as the sea, boiling water, &c. ,yfi% W to G2 <. 8>§ bale, v. n. To increase, become fat. stand outin relief. WRHTD gnd T affixed 2. to environ, surround. C. &FQ«\O Z)(I.ZC’S‘M, s. A coil. 2. a circle. to the infinitive of other verbs, denote liberty or the want of it ; may or may not; can or i v. a. To encircle, encompass, go round. cannot ; possible or impossible 5 as, Lodd, ) 0l <. &f})gfidf balévadaka, s. The vegeta- SN WD HE R (&) I can read. OIIR & [} WTIR (1) XY ble, Boerhaavia diffusa. -2 [o]en] oy SR Te! DEY] REd W] can he can sing. agR ag) (% A e B VCONRD S =2 ) A 8,\‘3;3 ballku, v. n. To bow, stoop, you draw ? ?—q BY %-"* SR w8 [ i I cringe. 2. See WY, cannot play at chess. Bo0T BRFd T8 ey o wav- #2598 it is not proper to cross a full river. A. C. &g?:f’ balpala, adj. Shakin f=2 A ing, moving. RTDT FRSIRYePR W the word of a I 10 P N >y o W NP il minister is not to be rejected. Any part of T. B. 29R bdga, [v] s. Part, portion, this verb affixed to the present or past verbal share. ) participle of another verb, gives to the action C. 29ATT bdgaddra, S. A saddler’s X expressed by that participle, the meaning of awl, with a notch at the end for drawing o Jrequency, long habit, or continuance ; as, ‘through the thread. 2. a crochet needle. ~ et PESK) ) BRI sas'oép’:,\ ES & Fwo®d whe, S God pre- H. 22AD300 bdga-mdli, s. A gardener. serves us continually. DRI FRT WIT TR T. B. 29ACNRA bdgaraniga, [338n®d] &™E3, wT B you must write me often. < O G2, N By oS s. A grammarian, one verséd in grammar, D By D) 2\'3.\ W3 B you must continue To to tell him. ©Jth YEHLOR VS FeET, A. C. 2OAT (7166’;766?’6’, s. A small dram. wTe2,T they repeatedly give alms to beggars. C. 2OA® Z)(Zgalld, s. A door, gate ; door- €3 2T not coming. 283 he will not come. way, gateway, ¥\eRFRW g village gate. [ i o 0% to cause to come. z;azfiw, 15) e noo the principal gate or en- 3 trance of a house or premises. enRwy oo C. &9 bd, v. n. To swell, tumefy. to open a door. wWInen e to shut a door. C. 2908 bdnki, s, A dagger, poniard, creese. 0 2NV TeTWOo A. 0. 290N bdn-gere, s, The celestial wenwy T3NS g door-keeper. ¢ B a door-lintel. IR QW0 N0)) LR Ganges. 2 door-posts. A58 RV F38, 23RV QW) WIF g door-frame. 203 bdnda, |»o3] An earthen pot. H. 2070008 bdgdyati, s. A garden. As @ 8)305367‘ b(l,lldfl_lfl, s. The sky. @90 265 o308y a'd;‘e% %, RIS WD the pro- Il 843 the celestial Ganges, 5200w3me€ Shiva, duce of a garden. with the Ganges lodged in his hair. 1) C. 29N, 29N bdgina, bdgina, s i H. 2900 bdndi, s. A female slave, bond- An offering of married women, first present- |17 10 maid. ed to the village goddess, and then distribu- i S, amoq’)%g?oofio bindhakinéya, s A ted among their married female friends. 2: ] bastard ; the son of a disloyal wife. an offering made by a queen, first to an idol, 8. 20033 bdndhave, s A relation, kins- and then presented to the family priest. man. J:; C. 29N> bdgilu, Sce weren. A. C. 2590303 bdn-navira, s Shiva, with the sky for his hair. A. C. 29NV @/)\ bagilmalga, s The flo- wer, Aletris hyacinthoides, or Dracena ner- A, 0. 2023 6(51]25(“‘&!", s. Potters. VOSA. h (7 A. C. eoBReF, 3330?3@?7 bdmbo- C. 2O Z)(f[/?l, v. n. To bow , stoop, lean on one side. cheha, z/“/m”oi;).ze, s. The celestial Gan- 8270 S%9A g gable roof. 23970 =03, [413] ges. 233CWW ?;—; & Shiva, with the Ganges D to be inclined or reclined. AW to make lodged in his hair. stoop, bend, or incline. ©37e3y, to hend for- " cibly, to press down. A. C. 2902368 bdm-mani, [gem of the sky]s. The sun. A. C. 3)37\)3@2) 6(;{/”!26, S. Ang‘uigh’ S OTTOW, I distress. C. 9% baki, s, Balance, remnant, surplus. ] .87 T I e > FARE Y 2N 0% to liquidate or clear a balance. 2R /)(Z[/C’, [#37]s. A part, portion, i @3} 99 the account of a balance. o3¢ share. w7k @B v, n, To be divided. 5o i] B a man from whom a balance is due. A 39 to divide, share. C. 293 7)(”526, s. Ada oo FARE M) o>5Y r, poniard. 0. 2RI bdgé-huvvu, 5. The flower, Mimosa Sc(r;'gssa. S to hold, take, be armed with a da gger. A. €. 295> bdku, v. n. To run up, as an A horse’s head o H. &Dfi%etfi bdgddra, s. insect does the wall, to climb a tree, &c. W2 rope. T IR to make climb. C. 292363, 2wed ¥R, vt cdR bd- A. C. 29T bdkuli, s, Covetousness, ava- chani, bdchanike, rice, 'Z;cic/m(ziye, §o comb, g 11 \\w“ LIPLS? WM T, B. 29e3° bdchdla, [732539] 5. A greab oo w28 the king’s highway. Tomy 2598 a ‘4 talker. WY Joquacity. road on which troqps pass. WD el the xz path to a village. T. B. 2983 bdchi, [%] s, An adze. T3 3 X&) EAE) 2% g large adze. %5?,3 a small adze, T. B. 290 bdda, Sece w3. 2009 #389, to chip with an adze. S. A mare. 2. a water- A 23 bddaba, s T. B. 23023 &> bdchisu, [ e 3 ~J . o Lo woman. (3} o submarine fire. read, study. S. 29TAT 6((,,4216566(7'2,(,‘ s. Brahmans. C. 2383 Zm’c/m, v. a. To comb. 2. to 8. 29T0IY bddabdnala, s. Submarine scoop or scrape up with the hands, a guddali, fire, &ce. as sweepings, &c. @ 3 Al e combed hair. 83,% e = o take away a heap of C. 2OBR bdadige, s. Rent, hire, freight. 5327 DT a rented house. sweepings, &c. By w3 to clear away 230271793 g tenant. ordure, we2Rt T, to rent. BN TFR,FY to receive TT9 W to gather up sweepings. NCLBLD rent, 25387 deeF o fixing rent. LIBRNY B =Rl 299 to gather up cow-dung. PXs 50 3 Bony W to a hired ox. to gather up orts. (. sweep a door-way. e FWE tocomb one’s c. 2088w bddisi-kollu, v.n. To self. 2. to gatherany thing with the hands. eat a little of any thing, like pickles, as are- C. 2592F00), VEF®I, 20T, 29EIYD lish to the principal food. bdachulu, bdchalu, bichilu, bdchalu, C. 290> bddu, s Meat, flesh. 2. H. & FARY- SN 8 s. A wale, mark of a whip, cane, &c. fence, hedge, inclosure, partition. 3. a bier. e =), to be marked, L TS 0 23RTILIAD to be 4. a harlot’s portion or hire, 83 2522 mut- in raised marks, or wales. ton. TekEs e goat’s flesh, 3,8 w33 beef. 5, P TAL — R T, e53B &1 to hedge in, fence. T. B. 2% bdjd, | Q ] s. Music; music- ey al performance. 3% w=Ro80 musical instru- 0. 29T, 22 BRRERS bddu, bddi-higu, 8 ments. 2 a musician. v. n. To fade, shrivel, wither, die. 2. to be- C. come dejected. 3. to dry, heal &’om{ofi 2323 C 22390 bdjdri, adj. Of or belonging to the bazaar. a sore to dry up. %3 @23 g flower to fade. s. A common prostitute. Jen 2523 the face to be dejected. @223 Swn H. 2290 b({'jdru, s. A bazaar or range G B3 I a of shops. w33e330 3 the bazaar. a dejected, sad countenance. G faded flower. @52@3 =oF)5 an unfaded flower. T. B. 2087, 208%053 bdjiga, bdji- ¢ EY=p0) 8. &°% bddha, adj. Much, excessive. 2 suwava, [F3TF] s. A musician. N hard. adv. Very well! very good ! right! [320%: ] to play an instrument. l S. 29D 6(&2(&, s. An arrow. 2. a firework. (1 H. 29%° 6(1:;'14, s. The arm. 2. side. 3 2533 TTBoEI, wa¢d ToTe® materials for mak- servants walking in files on each side of a A, 25 RROBY SHEN W 8t0 ing fireworks. ©7 ¥ a magical fire-arrow. man of rank. LTIV WA g S0oes 25262 g magical shower. 6370 to march so, FAEE %%J&’ W fi@go to sky-rocket. 7,13 wees the berry of a prick- C,. be formed into an open file. @52%* make way ! ly shrub filled with powder, as a firework. get out of the way ! EAMEARAD & alarge thorn filled with powder. 2 o C. 292°2008> bdju-bandu, s. An arm- 5% ¥ ~ A ¥ie a kind of squib. @RS 53¢ a five- 5 let. e=200d32 R a necklace composed alter- work, which when discharged appears like 1y nately of gold beads and oblong gold plates, flowers falling. @) wee a wheel firework. \iL with a square centre piece. Reng 336 an earthen vessel filled with a va- Co W T. B. 298 bdje, L r ;%] . Music. 2. any — 2fowe j a fire- riety of combustibles. @3¢8, &3 Wy musical instrument. work maker. @78 g woman of that class. ° VORY Fa ) =4 @ A g . ao&ewoe bdjéhdbu, s. Duty, toll, o5 EL3 ? Snm), e 9% to shoot an ) customs. arrow. LR WE, werse B to let off a ko= s c. 2°& bdte, [] s. A road, path, way. firework. o i 71 - S, D00 23300 ) C. 290003, 2908 bdnanti, 6&'7_161(:?3 s 8. 29099, e bdddvi, bdddma, Hhy Wy A lying-in woman. 2088030, 3008 g s. An almond. cordial given to women in child-bed, compos- BB 8)?)((\1)?\'))3 Z/Cidisu, See w3 under W53, ed of long pepper, common black pepper, and C. 2090 biddu, s. An open file. 33 Re 3 seeds of bishop’s weed, to be formed into an open file. 8. 2OERTLCTT> bdnada-dévaru, s, A S. 29GF bddhaka, s. Any thing opposing, representation of Rama’s arrow worshipped by wandering mendicants. impeding, or causing difficulty; any argu- 3 ment or fact which can be urged in refuta- 0. 29609, 2200dR, 29603, 2573 bidp- tion, or in contradiction of another; incon- i «liy bapalige, bdnale, binle, A fry- venience, annoyance. 2. in gram. an excep- ing-pan. tion from the general rule. T. B. 2980% bdpasa, [3:5537] s, Cookin (=} o, S. 2&DZ§ bddhe, s. Pain, trouble, torture, af- Ve L2683 &I g cook-room. waeeun g cook. W fliction, distress, torment. 2. opposition, con- l eunidhe w2 g cook to serve up food. tradiction. 9% to afflict, distress, torment. k] unie, I c. aomafié&%fi, 239 VDRI, VLD W B@), w3 9k to he in pain or tro f B3 S eeg wBY the sore is very painful. B bdnd-kattige, bind-donne, 6({'22(1’—,{‘()725, s. A foil used in fencing, 2 3 S. &)DZ,),S bdadhya, s. Relationship. 2. ob- 33 ligatory duty. (3] right or claim to posses- an iron mounted mace. sion. adj. Related to. 2. incumbent on. 3. 8. 2900973 bdndgni, s. The fire of a fire- WIT ) T3 to be work. having a right or claim to. Q S. & a3} - under an obligation, to be obliged to another. U 90 bdpdri, s, Krishna, who slew o7 - o % 87 eTyeAD to be heir to an estate. @ D Bdna. 2. a poet so called. T, 2T, 255 TI an heir, Iy S. 2900008 bdndsura, s. Bana, the AVG. o e bdn, bdnu, s. The giant destroyed by Krishna. sky. 2. a heap of dried cow-dung. S C. 2009 bdni, s. A drain, a long ditch or pile of earthen vessels. pondfor water. e [; C. 2IJNR bdnasiga, s, A cook. WIJY, | -2 G. 2083 bdne, [ws | s. Evasion. 2. forgery. 253Q W, 239 ~ a female cook. 2 a female s e 4 0. 2938 bdta, part. of v, Swollen, dis- servant. BOTNIT, WIDER) the business of a - tended. we8 FeW g swollen leg. cook. 2TT IB to cook. See ©vex, 2 H. 298093 bdtdkhdne, s, Garrulity, C. &3, 2o bdne, bdni, s. A large ° loguaciousness. Seedy W HY a loqua- vessel of any kind. ©nrzo w3 an earthen or clous man. brass vessel used by washermen. FHSR oI A. C. 29038 662fi, s. Likeness, resemblance, an iron or leathern bucket used in drawing adj. Like. 52803703 an equal, compeer. water with bullocks. 20T @533 an earthen vessel to hold water. C. 203B08, RS> bdti-muttugalu, s : b wad g large Utensils, furniture, tools. indigo vessel. A.C. 293308 bdn-navira, s. Shiva, H. 209830, 293220 bdtime, bdtume, s. whose hair is the sky. (3 Spying, watching the movements of an ene- my. @930 TT) spies, @335 3D to hring C. 2%y, a9%YT bdpu, bdpure, iiom. {4 2338 oJJ £ o c , &3 e, Te Bravo! well done! secret information. S a guide. 233YB DRI F bravo, IBs C. 29 > bitu hero ! @93 Bt FEW to applaud. 3 part, of w5, Having swoln, s. A duck. 3. 29%y bdpu, See w3 A. C. 29T bddana, s. The mark made Co &D'@b 6(;1)5“'2., [253&’) 3:3)3-] s. An orna- by the stroke of a cane, whip, &c. mental armlet. it H. 29900028:209530%5 baphiyatu- 5. 20T bddardyana, s. Vydsa, compiler of the Védas. 6c2§hazzdu, s. A form of benediction used 713 4 s j - WIW V' NEYe) at the commencement of a letter, may youw vented speech, fabricated story, an evasive be in health. mode of speaking. 23900 3593) g verbal mes- sage. 2. a mere speech. 2R T 3BYY H. 222 baba, s. A father. to deliver a verbal message. 239030 TR pala,. H. 29235, 2028 bdbatu, bdbats, g table, savoury. wead Beg a verbal message. Account, head, article, item. 2. business, 2. the drivelling of a child, &e. 23300 JNT affair. 3. kind, species, way, manner. ™ to fill the mouth with water and rinse it. H. 292 bdbu, s. A father. 2. a point, weswiae to divulge secrets. LIABRBEID g, kAR Mol adj. Be- matter, subject, item. tell-tale. @2 ¥ to bite the lips. FAr-Tou) longing to. s. An account of items. 22TI8 T8, to shut the mouth, be silent. 2. to 29w the department or item of land-tax. ( silence by incantations. 3. to overcome in Sw@BHF ¢ 53w the item of house-tax. W argument. 4. to tie up a bag or sack. €. 29333905 bdydru, v. n. To be thirsty. o T3 a tooth-pick. e F3Ew to guard 2300 F thirst. one’s mouth, refrain frem retarning abuse. & BT IR @. 2900 bdt, s. The mouth. 2. an open- WAL to prosper, succeed. L3R ing, crack, crevice. 3. the edge of a knife, Reo22) that business has succeeded. 2N TID 3 sword, &ec. 4. juncture. 3 2o the edge 8T tarspeak. 2. to abuse. A of a knife. 253 w23 the mouth of a bottle. mran who can speak for himself. 22 T3 2590 ;7 g Jock for the Zo w3 the place where planks, &c. join. the string of a bag. ~o=, mouth, put on by some devotees, who have it JRT k-] > 2330W g toothless mouth.. AT LI taken on them a vow of silence and absti- an indistinct articulation. T8 w53, ToA 23 8 nence, consisting of a quadrangular gold wire & lisping, stammering. 2,08) Ty g [1 put through the cheeks, &c. g PSTwez mouthful of food. @ W& %946?53 to beat to despair, give up as hopeless. WISBRR) g, one’s mouth out of vexation or grief. wed® 5 lid to a mortar. 220D to prevent one speaking, deny or con- tradict every thing one says. 2. to deceive, C. 200MZ bdina, s. An offering presented 0, 230 WBF g prattler; one who contradicts to a goddess by married women. or denies. A SRS B3 adW to cover the ol 833:3:))33 6a’.g/u, v. n. To swell, tumefy. 2500352y, IIIREHTY mouth out of respect. H. 29T 6&’7’&, adj. Twelve. A the mouth to become parched, or thirsty. H. udfi'éggb bara-kachéri, s. The 2 YT, e ¥8F one who cannot speak 4 well when necessity requires. native infantry office. 253 %\/aua?x a1 SR to speak arrogantly, contemptuously, C. 203Q38> baradiru, v. n. Not to come, § X without respect. 232N TR ko4 to hold the to stay away. g tongue. 2. to die. LIVBNT/LFT flattery, 0. 29TTW> bdradu, neg. of w®, from insincere courtesy. W T, to observe w59, It cannot be, must not be, it is unknown. ° regimen, restrain the appetite. < SEISVNORReN vsaR LIEE, 25303 he cannot, or must not, 2% the mouth to water, to long for. LI W read. adw, roe®, WU not yet reformed. ©wny { FRRB QB to be silent. 2N VB to gape. CENL BN #2) w3830 I cannot sleep. 2.. to cry. w2 ¥ to ery or wail like a S5® 3238 that must not be done. SIS child. ey Wb, W to speak freely. TeBe >Toegass, 2cUdRsenE bdrd- E; R 25 Fgd RegcN3o, JTA AW HFFR0T bhite, bdrd-mdrga, s. The high-road, (4 B3y you cannot speak a word, your mouth is shut. the king’s highway. §, e 36(325;’31?@@% EArYeeM] ?Bgé‘g)) C. 290 bdri, s. The inclined plane near a § 0 he cannot yet repeat that verse. 25N qu"@; 3 30 well, down which bullocks are driven to S O the wound is not yet closed. 2T 390 five e raise water. 2. a time, turn. C, DRGT DI Se2F 0B By et that man, by marrying, has become greatly invol- times. 2590 2590, 2590 LIONRW, 250R 2507 of- ved. 2ER0T RoBuNTY creatures that have ten, again and again, frequently. 8, not, the use of speech. FAYouM] u%r‘i an in- C. 290F bdrika, s One who applies a 1 714 m@ 2330 593 e WIVFSI, WD) public seal or stamp. s. &)DQ)%}D\)Q bcilagkni, s. The giantess Pi- P his office. tani, destroyed by Krishna. o) vt H. 230708088360, 259D NeTF 83¢d, bd- S. 290 TORT bdlandgara, s. A kind of i rigdtu-kachéri, barigira-kachéri, worship paid to children by merchants, at the J 2 A cavalry depdt or office. time of marriage. ;’ H. 29033 bdrinava, S, A foot-soldier, 8. 200D bdla-prdya, s, Theage of sepoy. youth. C. 2o bdrisu, v. a. To play any instru- 5. eneBeed, 2o8wenBed bdla-bi- ment. fy dhe, bdl()’pade%fi @, s. Instruction of youth, C. 290> bdru, s, A line, range, row. 2. Al WY BTk WX g writing that children can troops. 3. a fathom. 4. military exercise. weweed childish understand, fine writing, il 5, a thong tob] strap. Nfi*fifiv@gé to be in a row. talk. I, LRTVBY WY o be seated in a straight line. Wt T g leathern girdle. 8. Y ci%fag?\ bila-yigi, s. Onewho has L fi?;\\ a lea- been an ascetic from his youth. W] thern rope. 23T Fwgew, 338 Aot a whip- 8. 2oesavY bdla-rasdla, s handle. A young - mango tree. A. C. 290> 5&'7’2&, v. 7. To melt, as butter, &c. 8. 2°0TG bdla-rakshe, s. A black spot {oe H. 20900R39@> bdru-mddu, v, a. To en- put on the forehead of children, to prevent Flid ter in a book or journal. 2. to load a gun. the malign effects of evil eyes. 8. 20900® bdruka, s, A country so called. jits S. &D@Sgflé bdla-watsa, s. A pigeon or C. 2523 bdre, imp. of ©, to a female inferi- W dove. 2. the form of a young calf, assumed or, 20wt to a male inferior, Come ! on one occasion by Krishna. 4 s. &?55"??3 g bcirfiaspatg/a, S Ayear S0 8. eI bdla-sanydsi, s. Onewho called. adj. Of or relating to Brihaspati. has been a hermit from khis youth, el C. 298=G398, 290G bdrle-ak- S. vOmOR bdla-hamsa, s, A teal. ki, bdrli-akki, s. A kind of rice, Horde- wm distichon. 8. 2ousFe bdldrka, s. The rising sun. A. C. 2900 bdrru, See o9, H. 29090 bdli, [wze] s, Fixing, establishing. 29 wIITH entertaining and dismissing. Tie A. C. 25903 barruka, See wov=. A. C, 8. 29903, 98 bdlike, bile, s, A ginl u_(_fi_o = ba’rrta, s. Festivity, festival. under eight years of age. il S. 29 bdla, adj. Young, tender. 2. puerile, childish. 3. foolish. s. A boy. 2. a tail. 8. &Dégo‘ja bdléya, s. An ass. S. 1 253VRRERT the rising san. WEeT) the new ¢ bu’lya, s. Childhood, infancy. 1 moon. 5% g girl, 230 Y, 2590 O3 child- T. B. 2933 bdva, [2==] s. Theson of a mo- Wy ther’s brother, or of a father’s sister, if older ish sport. @033, LSS, wu3; childhood. il 90 3T young and old, wev %)® diseases than one’s self. 2. a man’s brother-in law, of children. v 7wgd the tail of a kite. @3 if older than one’s self. 3. a woman’s bro- W & 2 the tip of a tail. @y B¢ Yot the fire on ther-in-law, if older than her husband. Hanuwmanta’s tail. {l WV Wy, WV °F 2 a 3T a man’s brother-in-law, either older or comet. younger than himself. oy 8. &weF bdlaka, s. A boy,infant. 2. a fool. A6 2083, 833?5;% bavana, bdvanna, 8. 2095008 bdla-kdnda, s, The first chap- s. Sandal wood. i f0 ter in the Ramayana. C. 2930 bdvali, s, An ornament in the DRI Womd il (5% &D@fign% bdala-géni, s. A temporary tip of the ear, worn by women. tenant. % this ornament made in the shape of a fish. A0 8. eRORWeNY bdla-gdpdla, s Krish- c. 23D, aawée‘o‘éz"% bdvale, bdavalé- na, brought up by herdsmen, 50 hakki, s, A bat, Vespertilio. 715 N [ o ® a 23R (o8] /3 14 ) T. B. 299 bavi, [725] s. A well, tank, pool. ¢. 29> bdhu, s. A swelling, tumefaction. o3 2339 g tank with steps on each side. AR ares 8. 29> bdhu, s. Thearm. @3 a Ksha- oo w3 g draw well. To Todg 50D reser- triya, as produced from the arms of Bramha. voir. 23 3D F IR € @@ to dig a tank. 23 ZEN S CROY 25930 O an ornament worn by Hindu kings to build a tank. 522¢ T8 the wall of a tank. upon their shoulders, something like armour, 23R Pl oJ QoJ & 3R, w530% D@ the steps of a tank. and resembling a crest, commonly made of ~ C. 7@ (7)('50'?!, S aN S\\'euing, Wored 2593y gold, and set with jewels, w333 & J the arm- ©5D a large swelling on the neck, said to be cura- pit. e T O30T close fight, personal Q jtruj.a'gle, ble by tying on a gold neckluce. xO 253 g boxing, wrestling. 2535 T, w0 TF, a fence 2 large swelling in the arm-pit. 2593 NG 0l a or mail for the arm. wRES ¥R to strike the swelling to rise. 533pZEw a swelling to break. arms, as a mode of challenge. e QTR Wiy By a swelling to go down. 8. 29®o8 bdhuta, s. A book on medicine. C. 2R bdvuga, s. A male cat. B 8\)3’5‘010-6 b(l/lzi'lu'(l, ({dj_ Excommuni- C. 23D bdvuli, See w>30. cated, expatriated ; out, outside. C. 2900R, 29dR bdshinga, bdshiga, . 29w bdhula, s. The month Kdrtika. See 25227, : . &Dfia@g(fia bahuléya, s. Kumdira- d swdami, or Kéartikéya, the son of Shiva. T, B. 293 bdshe, [#°%] s. An oath. 233 C ny </ a perjurer. w23 8% 40 violate an oath. 8. 29®IVBSI0 bdhu-vijaya, s. A con- 2 D@ ) 3 39® to take an oath. queror. 8. 29\ bdshpa, s. A tear. 2. rheum. ® H. 8\)?)3502}\3&3‘33333’\8 bdhushi-manu- T Loy NYY tears of joy. §72j/0’, s. A clever, able, powerful man. al A. C. 2R3 bdsani, s. A hood or veil. 8. 20RORERF bdhu-sahasraka, S. fr B 0. 200 o bdsanisu, v, a. To make Kartivirydrjuna, or Bdndsura, having a B smooth, to mangle, as linen. thousand arms. Vi By ? G. &)D?\J ])(ZSi, See 8. 20T0Y S bdhulya, adj. Abundant, much, E; great. c. 2°&R, oA bdsiga, bdsinga, T. B. 2003 bdhe, [+7]s. A place. 2. the arm. s. A nuptial crown, or an ornamental patch ; of pith, or soft wood, or paper, made by pot- 8. 29 Z)(Z]Lg/d, s. Exterior, outside. adj. { ters, and fastened on the forehead of the bride External, outward, outer. 2. public, notorious. U and bridegroom at the time of marriage. S. 2)?’30 Q% 6(5’/2(7[//.0, s. Saffron. 9. assa- C. 2WR0OT, VAL, 20XTI bdsunde, feotida. 8. Balkh, a country north west of tre Afghanistan. bdsulu, bdsuru, s. A waleor mark; made [ by a whip, stick, or cane. 2DTVPONRY, WITIK 6 ?A)ij Gila, s. A scented grass, of which (3K 0 78, to be marked. blinds are made, Andropogon muricatunt. C. 29X bdse, s. The central line of hair in §3 2370, we¥ F¢D the root of this grass. 371 g the bosom. T. B. 8¢ bdla, [w=s J adj. Much, many, great. T, B. 2598 base, [22%] s. A language. 2 C, an oath. 73 RYET perjury. I I, Sa- c. 2908 bdlanti, See wrecs. 0f raswati. 2593 32 39D Bramha. 0. 2o¢F bdlaka, s. Dried vegetables and A A. C. 29, 209 3D biha, bahanu, fruits. (Shs) 1. B. 20T balaka, See[wov=] 2 8rd per. sing. fut. of ©5°, He will come. S wem €3F till he comes. 2523 the act of 1 M. 0ol bdlabandu, s. The Dévand- f coming, gari character. C. 25598 bdhdta, s. Loudness in reading. A. 0. 29S¢ bdlavala, s. A black kind \L 2e&meaed &1 to read out aloud. of scented grass. 8. 2903 bdkira, s, An ocutcaste, one not T. B. 20¢og bdldksha, |ez] s. Shiva, of the same caste, with an eye of fire in his forehead. ~ { 16 e, 3T 2«109’\)5 i c. &> bdlu, s. osperity, thriving con- FataRate] if seen, duty, if not, impudence 5) e e dition. dy existenc subsistence, livelih yod. 1 104 of an eye-server.) (prov. u 1, 3 worth 4 a Sw u.d 13 3 a 11‘1’ rant gv 'ass, & AN "*flo‘ffi/\:);)oo binkani-giviya, s. (4 o T 2,( 050 (SR %3‘( 2 an exc t Iy L‘L“V)OU t oa Ganésha \‘1 h an ea r like a fan. miserable exister 1ce, a low or disreputable Gl g i@wa [)’IL]LU)’FS% v, @. Topraise, eu- mode of life. V. 1 Toli ve v]ty Ve, € exist, live happily. logize. I 2. to be worth 3. to last @Y to cause B. 8doR binga, A Dblack bee. to live, prosper, or be ha ¥ I PY- 23903 e a 3yon] s. married woman. 25KV 2. the fork ailed ;_- 3. a wasp. 4. a W3 g large and pros- 2T catamite. perous family. %oy a house snake. o5 1ot L, a 233903 OF ife-time. 25298 7 @ lasted, lived. C. &2RA binga, s. Pride, arrogance. ¢ that which is unstable or not durable. curve, bend. 3. afool. 4. gold colour. 5. the e, (7] = extremity of the horizon. adj. Crooked,curved Y0 I %) a cloth that will not last JQS\) < o preésperous persons YT VW to last. 2 > C. oRer T binguc kallu, s. T durable. @w¢F, w5, > ¢ 33 £l Flint, quartz, &e. 2 AP 59, LSJ\\& 2 / 2 2, w3038 the act of living. 2. prospering c. & B bing U irad, s. Mica. 2. tale. doing well A. C. dOoT52D bz are, s, A battlement. T. -3 ) B. [ (&) 'Y o7w3T] g vase. C. 0035( RIS 5“[0‘1/3(70, s. The plantain tree S0B o563 2,3 r banana, musa sapientum. d WY, C. 8oRd bingu, s. A mode of wor rshipping 233% a bubo or venereal sore on the thigh. Ganésha with the h Is holding the ars of e FARL < o, Sy TN co 73 a bunch of plantains. the opposite sides of the fa Ce, and in this po- ArEe) >) - an unripe plantain, R Towv g plantain = sition turning round twenty-one times, and = tree plant. SR [} £ %, .. ripe plantain, WeFR o at every turn sitting down and striking both 0353 o a () 3D the fibres of a plantain stock 1e elbows on the floor Yormedd turning round STTon ¢ = \'ely good kind of plantain. AL in this position. o 3 to turn round so. g,¢ 93¢ g large coarse wild plantain. TUDF VAT B “ Won to put the hands in the above < SP) La? V0T O 20 L) o2 a ¢ a black plantain. position FOB W red plantain. o w3¥ g wild plantain, C. QDo0ARITHY g ONBY bingu-kula 154 WY, 20 ¢ ¢ 2 DERFT 5% ¢ a very small and 51?{/2 kula, s. A class of mendicant shep- b delicate plantain. Borog 53 %’m very sweet herds. RoATNTD0, oA (] a mendicant v ° Artal J 5 LAP) sort of phmuun. an inferior sort. she spherd. o "D%?Q Qo fR T the stock of a plantain *) . &JO of tree Be binchi, s. Quartz, flint, &c <3\°e’wo w38 a fan of plantain leaf. 53 o - x(z o el bing Y&, s. Washing the head, &ec. N, @70 the small channel from a larcer 2. a forest one, leading water to a plantain tree. RFY o m 230 ¥ g yellow £ 5 B. 2302 binja, [9ow] s. A range of moun- @y a plantain flower ), tains so called. good sort of plantain w3y WY g tender plantain shoot 0. Qove 6ug/ al ta, adj. Defective, inferior o % 2 iC £ ective or inferior fr Uy s, A Lu'"'(‘ kind 0eVT W) 2, 8 de C. 29YeRIOI> bdle-n 8. coxT] A. C. Qoa» binju, [ et 0. a. To open of fish, sparus spilotus. hatchel, ta Tro KO cotton from the sed. o2 edo% binka, s. Boldness, courage, bravery. . oard bimyudi, adj Disentangled, 2. pride, haughtiness, self conceit. 3. boast- o loosened carded 0o PROHT SV arded ing, unting. 4. ostentation 9. dec fraud issimulation. wool owawntoy hatchelled cotton. e WoF Roe g proud, or z. (38 QoF TR A.C ©) ostentatious disposition. binnita, s. Heavy, weighty. = = to be proud, hauwu’q oT 2wt to make a A.C ed o C iY\ binpu Stout plump, g ady Qo TR _)..‘,) full TR W ealih) display Y to boast, vaunt, presume s. Weight, heaviness. o = B WoFe Jn3E> to deceive, cheat WOT VIR0, % % a very stoub breast [ 3 O g distended . = -2 o¥ a proud, arrogant man 9 [ 3 WOoTF T udder 7 1 g i eloYo] 2N o B o binda, [:Qe)oc.) | 8 Multitude c. T R3ezoBy bikka-mdtddu, v. n. heap, mass To lisp, stutter. oQR bindige, s. A metallic water ves- C. @B ® bikkari, s. Menacing, putting on sel a frightful look adj. Confused, irregular as bad writing. edo0> bindu, s. A drop. 2. theletter o adot. 4. semen virile. ©odZ to fall in drops PP 83?1% oF btllahfie, [®0%y,] s. Hic- T. B. 803 binna, See D33 cough. X0 RDoE A binnage, s. Silence, taciturni- T, B. 2T B bddmdana, [ ¥3] s ty, dumbness ..B(’("f”llln AT, 34050% binnant, s. A clever man. s e98( 98 oo bikki-bikki-alu, o. n. Cleverness, skill, ability. To cry sobbingly T. B. 290333 8 binnavattale, [ =3 C. 893 2. o bikku, v. n. To hiccough x 3 3 ) ] s. A written petition or request. o3 become stout 3. to sob RF), WA, Ty, & = g ST wgo to write a petition, 23w to be seized with the hiccough DY, WO 0, < 200 @Sc\,o binnavisu, [ w2 %) V. N to be foolishly fond of one, so as to be blind "o petition, solicit, address a superior to his faults = 3, o3 binnaka, binnapa, As 0 295D bikku, s. Flesh a gin, snare, [#= =] s. A petition, solicitation, address 3. the areca nut, or the tree bearing it request WoIT TP, VoSTI Ty ¥ to A, C. TG, DTG bikkula, bikku- petition, make a request, solicit lu, s. Hiccough 2. sobbing A. C. Q0T0 binndna, s. Care, affection, C. 2B 0T> bikkondirv, ». n. To be skill ZJG RRILIA) = A WEW, 0 & I watched with care silent, reserved, sulky, offended with b 8. 2o bzmba, s. The disk of the sun or B30 a man offended uv\/‘*ué’)fififo an offend- t moon 3. a reflec- ed woman 2. form, shape, figure ted or represented form, a shadow 4. the € &'gqaéfip bikkollu, v. n. To shrink gourd of the Momordica monadelphia. contract 8. o2l bimbasi, s A bad flux or diar- c. DRE bigata, adj. Tight ARERAD to rhoea, the last motion of the bowels before be tight death (which strains off the strength or life.) C. DREPONT bigaddike, s. Taking of- (i 8. e90edF bimbike, s. The plant Momor- fence, being offended. ¥n@® to be offend- dica monadelphia. ed, take offence. 8. 20023®0 bimbisu, ». n, To be reflected c. &N bigi, s. Tightness, tension pride, A 4. cour- as any object in a mirror arrogance 3. rigidity austerity h S. 2. proud 2] (3] oRww e bimbdshthi, s, A woman age, strength adj. Tight rigid, austere, rigorous v. a. To tighten, with red lips fasten, secure. WA 2w to tighten for one’s c. oo R, Lo bimmage, bimma- self. 2. to be distant towards, refrain from ne, adwv. Tightly, firmly oR B to WA speaking with. 8. to restrain, hold in embrace firmly, { =), to tie tightly, AFeEwto become quite . e9390 bikdri, adj. Very indigent, poor. ©A +¢e0 any thing by which a wire or a 2. lean, from disease ripe wFLSS poverty, in- rope is tightened WA TR to ram or stuff . digence WFONT, WFe0Q =T paupers tightly AR tension, tightness VI3eM l T. B. &9 bikka, [©%]s. Alms, charity DATIT IV, WATT to put out one’s strength DA a tighten- (¢ 035%{35 bikkata, adj. Tight. s. Vexing, man difficult to deal with ] teazing. g string WA Netig tent peg DA TR0, WA c. 29T oA 62]%6!72&82, s. One who lives MM WAERAD to be tight WA bw‘, WA by begging a man of a narrow and mean ) to embrace tightly AW, VN IND to disposition tighten, fasten WA &RWW to restrain, curb 718 270 XB oy h 2. to dx aw or hold in, as the breath. 2AC0S c. 8&23@ f@ bichchdle, s. A coiled piece T 33T, W &37 WA TR g girth VARR B Rwbs g of palm_) ra leaf put in the ear. i) eg that holds each end of a weaver’s warp esouo] tight. T. B. 8&, & biju, bijaya, I idly lar BA B, WA Bk to become loose s. Conquest, triumph, victory. L® INBY, W WAR T to stop, as a sluice. 2. to shut in oo a3 fo g0, come, go in procession, ap- " 3. to put tightly plied only to the great Cuu’&z’ SR, v A. €. QA5 bigu, s Surprise, wonder. 2 Ines T IeY for what purpose have you pomposity v 7, To swell, enlarge. 2. to come to the place of sacrifice? 3 VR0 rejoice. 3. to be fast, as a stopper in a bottle. 7B Feohrao WEW say for what object you A. 0. DRX0TO bigundaleya, have come. adj Great, big, large. T. B. &6‘3 bija, [ [R5%1] s doctor. 2. 7] [ DTyl a S(AellCC, knowledge, learning. (] A, ©. QAT bigukudibi, s, A stack of straw ™. B. 2% 63, €% (0279 bijjana, bijja- 22 3R 13 . 8R>35 bigutu, adj. Tight. s. Tightness. nge, L“ ®3] s, A fan, fly-brush oI g fanner. il WroEes FowF g tight bodice W, 00Ty to fan, fray away as flies, &e A. 0. 22A20> Z)’/JZH”M, adyj. Terrific, frightful. i A.c. D& VE3, 00> bijabetiéru, s A A.C. ARIDVEVXR bigurvariya, s The terrific Kdla Bheirava. large cascade or water-fall. [} oy =2go = C. BIRY, IR biguvu, biguhu, qq) A. C. 838 39, ) (ov] O\)X A bijjavala, bij- Sedate, steady, even, firm, not fickle, dignified Javaliga, s G(maska, god of wisdom. 2. tight, stiff. s Tightness, pressure 2. a T B 8383 bijje, [75] s. Learning, science. bundle of millet straw. 3. disregard, con- T. B. 833,0 03, ede 2, O3 bijjddara, tempt, neglect LRITOTRL to become loose bijjddara, [dmguc) s, A class of demi- 0. @7R> biggu, v.n Smacking the mouth gods k in eating R 9% to smack the lips. C. 9833 bitike, s Gadding, irregularity of T. B 8305 bicheha, | ] s. Alms, charity. conduct, as applied to females. DEFSI in- (] ENied 7'@1’5 a beooar pod mendicant. continence, insubordination. o9 I 4 U;Z\as’r o&n bichehani, bich- c. &, bitta, past rel. part. of BB, Put 2083 chanige, s. A comb in general. 2. an open forth left, &c. o dishevelled hair. comb In a warp, 2. an uncovered head S a forsaken e A. C. 23 T bichchara, adj. Quick, soon, house, the house left. 2. (for 2&,0) he left I hasty. 0. &8, bitti, s Compulsory umeqmtedla- bour ~=S SN 'u g ESATSAYS ? MRy “eS o3 an im- T. B. 238&65 edez ""fi, V) bich- ly pressed labom er 7,434 RBe] , W&, "okl &3 9 a burden clzarzfie, b?Cficfial&/L‘e, bichchale, 3 carried without hire 28 B, ij\ FRY [Z) C"]s Abundance. 2. diffusion food eaten in another’s house by one out of extension. 3. perplexity w“ ?b.w, 2% ¥ employment to extend, prevail, spread out (hldte, diffuse, c. D&, bittu, past part. of ¥, Hayving amplify &3 [ left, &c C. e3> bichehu, ». n. To become open or i loose, to burst, be cracked or broken. ». @ 0. 2883 eT> bittéru, s. A ridge in a paddy field To open, loosen, untie, undo DF BRYO to loosen or open one’s self. 203 WYY, W DD c. 98w eRo biththdgu, (=), Becrd] v.n co0, w2 @ to divulge, tell secrets N3 Do To become loose or slack; to leave, forsake 5 Ni& BN to 1oosc and drive away. EADY) abandon. 3 ) 3 3 (o~} %0 to cause to loosen, make loose, G 28 &) bld(ldd, ady Incessant without : w3 %8 g drawn sword intermission. WHEG S0% 1ncessant rain. i 19 N’ 23 0B AO =y LNV,.)L 0 ) y 0 C2d % 23D bidadi, See & 2 to shoot or let fly an arrow. RUnE Tey &2 W2 set ten people to that work 0 0. ed7o000%) biddisu, v, a. To fill . . to el ol BIRS S o ) I Ci 08 e, env Ci op C. \):& [pio] .,u 228 3,35 %] he sent his boy to school (N oW «)NJQL FITR T 298 [2 o 3 they hav appointed bidara, s. halti place. o a mediat 2593 VR herd of loaded ca le, 3. the burdens of ¢ a person to arbitrate o %( ? 2y 4 fifia 2‘:;’ 3 to gape W 10 stare. €N tle piled into a heap. ®B¥R ¥3323 a piled heap =) = LT e SED) 'D'q e SYc) g3 if you se t your eye-ball at us of cotton-packs &) R WET g heap of bags [ of areca-nut. (thr ea*cn or mtnnuhfc us, ) we shall run away w0g 3T g heap of cocea- - 2 3 LSy WE w 2 to loosen, let loose. 835 0D to expose nut kernels in b Se RIYR WET a 1)11(1 Of the head, leave it uncovered. =9 W& to bales of clotl b 3] forgive a debt. JoNH@ WO DRI A 8. Qmow biddla, s. A cat. ¢ 2;: ::;) 3 he took off a rup ee from the price. U 8. G oM™ bidala-lavana, s, A me.- to make way, get out of the way s Z < N 2 Y dicinal sa ‘t to stand out of the ligh DY OB LW 8 o leave = £ C. 2% bid > adj. Bad, mean, low. 2. emp- room ; to leav a place TOTOF €2 "q&vo_;t e VQ) T ty, vac anf he h not yet abandoned his wickedness. ¥3 1 . B. 808 budi, [ | S. Bramha. cease ! desist ! leave alone! let go ! give way ! %3 W@ to abandon. ¥ 3 ‘1 e<‘ ving left &c. w8, Fw ¢. B0 NT bidi-gdiyava, s. One who gives whole cocoanuts to be broken and @ to deduct, take off, asin price. 2. to dmm%, A, send away, dispense with. 3. to forsake, aban - offered by the priest . don. 4. to shoot, throw. &b, € S 1o leave, T, B. 2933 G bidiyu, [2)155] s. Modesty , otherwise, els Ad- depart from. adv. Except C shame. ded to the gerund or suspensive tense of other C. evLJ‘)JJ:% bsz&—Jele, s. Gathered leaves. verbs, it expresses the completion of the ac- C. 3BT bidisu, o (8. To cause to loos- TN W tion, and answers to, off; away, &c G o (o o 2 J s ? o WR < TR W Wp € o en, releas SC. edeem 5, C0 they went away. 0 he drunk T to release from prison Ty WBE to exorcise 1t up. oTJe 3 j £ I gave it away; CEEN or dispo ®3R W K2 to N s of an evil spirit. WA rouse him up, 'J u’\ooaa%zvizs’o w 4 release from custody FTRUR 23 1o sav he took off his clothes W, WD T gave it from being murdered up, left it off. FEL3WR B to dmmks send a- a W 1] C. %o bidu, v. a. To put forth, from or JGH VA to swp, make w holl\ to cease ; 53 &) aw ayr from. “ 15 to suspend 8g0% to finish. e WA to I L) . to leave, forsake, abandon 9 release let off, let go. DRT 2BV to hold f quit, relinquish 1ve up. . to let go, leave lone. 4. to shoot, discharge. 5. to remit fam, not to let go. 4 9% {‘:L 6. to dis- .)/\Z? ~J\~4 owfl bidugade, bidudale, ? spense with, deduct, leave ou S release. miss, end ay. 7. to cease, desist, termin- Liberty WBINBEDTN to be re- A, ate. 8. toset to, seton, as an men to work, dog Jeased delivered WRINER INB to release, emancipate. to fight, & ; to appoint to a work. 9. to ] become loose or dishevelled. 10. to uncover A. C. QBIRER To bidu-ganparu, [sleep- 7 The demi-gods expose, make bare, as any part of the body 1(»,5 ones | . The following examples will illustrate the 2Ton 56(11’617, s. A free lodging, a halt- b, variety of meanings of 30, Y WD to put, ing place @0k NS an emply or spar 0y forth leave TR WA to flower. T o\ house, for the accomodation of visitors. ©&.8 to bear fruit R 3@ to let on wate as W& to give one a lodging. RAEBAD to be (.2 from a tan le 3 @ow VB to putb lime-juice single or alone. onor 1n @:\)‘)‘f D, 3 he put poison in- [} he food n [,:2 > (] o 20 to let the 0. 8981, B, o> bidupu, bi- @ sard grow. [ < o o ) e} = duvu, biduhu, s. A blank, an open space, i o have a tail 7 03B to let out [a) >3 -2 or let down, roy L“ 3, W@ to make go fas- vacancy 155y ) 50 [s) @0 WY W wJ 533 W/ 38538, Boe30T bidu- put out. % to make gallop. o {4 @ N mudi, bidu-dale, bidu-mande, 5. A bamboo basket. DT 83%35 a box-shaped female’s loose top-knot. bamboo basket., Wt 8¢, WRTY Swikd soff c. 29338 bidu-vale, s. A fowler’s not. bamboo shoots, used for pickling, ¥ Fa nfel ¥ a bamboo tube, used as a blow-pipe, &c. A. €. 2WSY0%, VBYY0T> bideva- 2T 832 bamboo thorns, WD ¢ g bam- lunku, bidepulunku, v a. To push or boo bush. WD Fog g bamboo stick. 23 shove another way. o0 n¢ small bamboos put under tiling. 22 s. Quoe& bidouja, s. A name of Tndra. T 30B g clump of bamboos. A. C. 8¢ &0 binpdna, s. False courtesy, A. C. AT, BVD> biduru, bidiru, () fawning, sycophancy. v. #. To quiver, shake, tremble from alarm. AL 5 83@8&) binpu, adj. Stout, heavy, thick. s. Fear, alarm, trembling. @3 002 the eye c. 83_?:’0{3 bittane, s. Sowing, seed sown. to quiver or shake. Tl - PO S0 bittara, s, how of courage \{4 C. 203w T2, VBT bidur-ttru, bidure, or daring. 2. the affected gait of a harlot, s. Villages so called. T. B. e@i T bittara, [3935] adj. Much, C. 8Ty biduvu, adj. Broad, large. 2% i abundant, extensive. 3,80 ¥ath wE do B 8 3 a roomy, large house. VT BUI =3 being extensive on both sides. q:-goam [:;,E)’DD extensive work. =] to extend, spread, dilate. T. B. 85359 bidule, |57 s. Site’s birthe 8 A, 232_@997\’ Z;ézftz'ga, bittega, s. place. A clever man. ©wgnsey a sensible woman. c. &% bidda, adj. Strong, thick. 2. [of C. 93> bittu, s A seed. v. a. To sow seed. '&‘W’Jv] fallen, dropt. @873 a strong, pow- i 3 to cause to sow. V3L ID gowing. W& T erful man. VT that which has fallen. FID sown corn. WIT BV g field left fallow. W3 3 a dilapidated house. 'L’?tj) = ) a C. ATO> bidaru, See voth. wind-fall. 23 38 a man who has fallen down. { T. B. 0, QDR bidi, bidiga, [29] s A. C. 898 o biddana, s, An open place, Bramha. plain. A €. 00 bidi, fwd] s Mud. 2. vicinity. C. afid&w‘adfiaa biddu-sdyu, o n. To adv. Contiguously, near, close to. dun, pester. a9 T. B. &3QR bidige, | L,osb | O v]s. A crescent A 83‘5) bidde, s. A crack, chink, chap, new moon, or the second day in a lunar crevice, | fortnight. c. DB V> biddoralu, v.n. To drop A. 0. Q%> bidiru, v. a. To untie, loosen. down and roll about in anguish. v. #. To shake, shake out. T. B. 2930 binada, [»35] s. A house for A. C. 2Dz bidirchu, v, a. To open, entertainments or auspicious ceremonies. stretch or shake out, as a bird its wings. —~ o T. B. IR binadisu, [» AR v] v. n. To T. B. 230> bidu, [2%] s. The moon. 2 9 (2 = sound, report. Vishnu. o e a fabulous moon-gem. C. T, ARy biduku, bidugu, 7. B, 83 binala, See ¥, v. @, To milk a cow, &c. DDA B Y to milk C. AR binugu, adj. Wasted, impaired, o one’s self, or for one’s self. WEOAT to cause hin. WZAD to be worn, impaired, thin. to milk. VIR S5930 g word lowly spoken and scarcely C. 298285 biduru, s. A bamboo. D% B audible. WSor HJHS a thin man, an ema- a bamboo mat. o O Do 7 ciated man. w32, bamboo seed used as food. WT.en™ very thin slips of bamboo T. B. 033%, e33R, 93P binnalka, for baskets, mats, &c. WD T g thin slip binnapa, binnava, [2:3E] 5. A re- of bamboo for making baskets. DT :EBJ a g quest, petition. LS9, WS, to petition bamboo screen. ES) a WNTY BT, wWNT &s superiors, request a favour. 7 4 T \Eusisw" 2902 D, A. C. 9333)0?5 bip]9(lfl(ld,adj. Joined, united. parting, especially of lovers, ©93%¢3 a woman s. The chirping note of birds. separated from her hushand. €. Q)N bippu, v. a. To open, expand, c. Q09T birdda, s, Division, apportioning stretch, as a bird its wings, &e. 2. to divulge. Lo we® to apportion, as the amount of 30¢PT 2200R TS W 93 | 3 29 To ) ndcdo the peacock an extra assessment or fine upon a village, spreads its tail at the approach of rain. @ o, amongst the individuals. k| @ if he divulge. H. 2909590 birdddri, S. Brotherhood, L c. QYT bibal-adike, s. A species of fraternity, relationship, company. [ areca-nut. c. 2 biri, v.n. To split, crack, chap. - 7] i H. 22) b1bbi, s. A Mussulman’s wife. to expand, open, burst, gape open. adj. I 8. 2920w Q’f 62‘550%% s. Affectation of in- Tight, impervious. 2. severe. 3 harsh, difference, one of the branches of amorous cruel, violent. 0O T to tie tightly. ©0 (¢ dalliance or feminine actions, tending to 2OZERRT™ to Aego to be tight. 2. to burst. T8 excite desire or love. 13?3{3'(‘1?33 a woman of burst. D0 dishevelled hair. 0OT B3 g l this class. body which is chapped or cracked. i 8. 238;’)33)\3? bibhishike, s, Fear, terror, T. B. e80T birinda, [v,o5] s. Mass, heap, (¢ alarm. multitude. T.B. 89038 biyada, [55] s A fowler, A. C. DR biri-gannu, s. A cruel or 1l hunter. fierce eye. 1 T. B. 29500 biyadi, [%%] s Sickness, c. Q0Rey biri-gallu, s. A stone thrown disease. from a bow. A (B 230'53‘3; biyala, |7%%] s. A serpent. (G ?S“C)Z?, 292E3 [)i?’i(!@, 62‘7"2.!{3, s. A cork, 2 2. an elephant. 3. a tiger or beast of prey. stopple, peg, or screw, such as fastens the AC strings of instruments, &c. See also B €. 895 biyya, [@@ and &9 s. Waste, ) uncultivated land. WOER T, L0Be ®d to put a peg into a bot- —u-'d&?%‘{ 2 A tle, or a screw into an instrument. C. 3305-18 Z)i?/j/a, adj. Related by marriage. oZ the ornamental knobs of the linga silver w38 relationship by marriage. QD) v &3 box. A an entertainment given by a bride’s father I C. 232280 bire-biri, adv. Quickly, hastil‘);. to the bride and his friends, on signing the § h G A. C. 202» biribu, s A loud noise, or cry. marriage agreement. @ C. &0FT bire-mara, s. A door-bar. C. 20B, 0F,8ToTd bireku, biriku, o C. 2B biriyu, See 0. i biruku, s. A fissure, crack, chink, chap. R o [« 3 ' © 0= the cleft of a rock. C. 200 birisu, See wiom. d @ c. Q¥ birw, adj. Hard, indurated. 2. 8 h € €. A0E birade, See w33, swift, fierce, 3. stiff, not pliant. 4. cracked, S c. &8 birane, s. A grain, small particle, chapped, opened, forked. W Faoh g crack h granule, as of gunpowder, sandal, &c. or chap. WD 9297 g forked tongue. 2D F I c. &908 birata, part. of. o, Cracked, chap- ¥ a hurricane, strong, high wind. Ji0 ped. ¥883 what is cracked or chapped. ©Ts . 83B0F> biruku, adj. Cracked, chapped. S9 cracked ground. wT8 Fow g chapped leg. A s. A crack. Having 1 c. 9T biradu, ger. of ¥9, cracked, &c. ©0BTW heing in fissures or C. 208 birudu, s. A chap, crack, fissure. A 2. a badge of honour. 2d3 w¥ an hono- cracks ; being burst, as over-ripe fruit, &c. A rary bracelet. [5)e! VO N AT =2 o® g large and noisy th T. B. 838G biraya, [23=] s. Separation, one, VBT 3% honorary sandals. Pefedtats) 1] especially of lovers ; a separated lover. 204, WTToF g man wearing a badge of dis- C. 29T birasu, See w3, tinction. LT Fotf an honorary bell, C, 7. B, &3% birala, [#B=] s, Separation ; A. C, @32% birubu, s, Aloud noise or cry. 722 Vo) [a% E) 2l C. 23133?@ 6’57'262)2!, s. A fissure, chink, chap, tremity of a bow, or the horns of a bow. @ crack. 93 =15, V93 90 g bow-string. ©QS TR B T 1%, C. 9083 biruvelarw, s, A violent or 32 the noose or slip-knot in a bow-string. ® of @7eT an archer, bow-man. 259633 VY an piercing wind. WOZUE W a strong wind oY (3 to blow. arrow bow. wvollg We a pellet bow. 5'32&6 WY a bhow used at festivals. %’%d WL g A. C. 9T>p0Me biru-voilu, s. A vio- ol lent blow, hard stroke. sugar-cane bow. 202R 2 the spring of a 2. a loud cry. chaise. WO S BoFeT, VYT 0FeT the twang C. 90X, 0 birusu, birisu, adj. D¢ ° b) 9 of a bow-string m a7 a bow-shot, the dis- Hard, firm. 2. .rough. 3. swift. 4. stiff, tance of a bow-shot. not pliant. s. Hardness, firmness, roughness. 2. stiffness. c. &9 bille, s, Any thing made in a plate 3. velocity. or flat form, as a tile, a peor’s badge, &c. 2. C. AToR> birusu, s A firework, which a patch in a metal vessel. 3. the nut of a resembles a shower of flowers. T3> VDD g, SCrew. 4. a pane, panel. e %30 g peon. double one. RVOUT wTB g dish containing it 28503 WY 3 tin plate. o 0 g flat piece W3NS Fwowd g horn containing it. of wood, used by boys at tip-cat. | c. 83 bire, adj. Tight, fast, secure. 2 a wheel toy. 303 ¢k e ¢ 3 drum’s head. hard. @3¢ @7 plough harness. 2. a tighten- BT VY @ a gold-plate ornament, worn on ing rope or cord. WV g stick used to the head of females. notd 07 g cake of tighten a rope, &c. sandal powder. €« @¥ g flat,offensiveinsect. C. 8D birru, adj. Hard. 2. stiff. 3. swift. VeI g NB2 a round cake. DG I a tiled i A. C. &8 birku, [#%y]v.n. To hiccough. house. ¥ =¥ open tiled work in walls, &e. tky 2. to become stout. adj. [9%=] Cracked. A 235{% &, bill-ojja, s. A teacher of he A. C. ez archery. birchu, [2% 0. a. To loosen, open. S, 23@03 bilva, s. The tree called Bel ZEgle o marmelos, VY% %E) its leaves, 23@5 ‘f‘?) FaD A G BICHE birdu, adj. Cracked, burst. 2. fallen. its fruit. et S. 832) & bilhana, s. A poet so called, A. €. ¥ birpu, v a. To open, divulge, €2 98T poem on women bearing his name, loosen. g S. 8% bisa, s. The stalk of the water lily. 8. 2@ bila, s. A hole, chasm, vacuity, cave, T. B. 2% bisa, [®5] s. Poison. 2. water. [\ cavern, subterraneous passage. WV FN0, YO vt ) 24T the door or mouth of a subterraneous 8. 9%, & (\).&IN »3 bisaja, bisa-pra- VR - passage. VUERF, D % a subterraneous suna, s. A lotus. D9 an assemblage of passage. lotus flowers. s. 20D bila-hari, s. Thename of a tune. c. T3> disaru, V. . To brandish or S. 33_“83—50733 bele’s/’zag/a, s. A snake, rat, strike with, as a sword. hare, mungoose, or any animal living or bur- C. DT '65 bisal-male, s. Sunshine and rowing in holes. DFBRT Ta N Visknu’ re- rain together. 4] posing on a serpent. A. C. 33"(\7@)58‘5 bisal-vakki, s. The ruddy A. C. 209 T bilgdra, s. An archer, bow- goose. ) man. e 83 e Bowy@ the sound of an A. C. OVT0D bisavanda, s. Falsehood. archer’s bowstring. 2. surprise, wonder. t S bil-gollu, v. a. To take C. ATV, D& 08322385 disddu, Bisdiu- ki 23?3@\@; ! the bow. D SR 332 he took the bow. A bidu, v. a. To cast out, throw away, waste. r 7. B. 290 B> billaru, L5 9g] s. Barbarians. H. 95985 bisdtu, s. Regard, concern, care for. C. OO billu, s. A bow. ©YS +D, By +d 2. means, estate. W) the noose or slip-knot of a bow-string. 8. QDT bis-dhdri, s. Aswan, feeding on the lotus stalk, 1 TR, Vg Fotw), WYI 81 the notched ex- Lyd i 23 WA 2den c. %), 93 bisi, bishi, s. Heat. adj. Hot, 0. 9% bisulu, See ©hon. w0 2t hot water. warm, fervid, ardent. A eb‘dadad“)sa?g, SRR RO bisu- DN D o2 to drink hot water. 2% 233 SUYYu, 62'82L—8.’73/?{, v. n. To sigh deeply Fag» to bathe by pouring hot water. @hE.AT, or fervidly. ©mozww® having sighed deeply. » ©3 warm boiled rice. @b ¥ ¥ve) to cat any thing hot. QW 8D to cool. 2. to be ToB: 23"_)‘01’3 bistara, [37.7] adj. Extensive, allayed, pacified. DY 8O v, @. To cool, wide, broad. (i appease, calm, pacify. c. &Y7roT bilagdra, s. Borax. @ 83%"@)3, 950 bilalu, bilulu, s, A G BJ?\)K{(’% bisi-ganna, s, Shiva, having an eye of fire in his forehead. pendent root from the banyan, &c. z‘:bfi;{nfimsfi f Virabhadra. Ao, 83‘{0‘)5 bilida, s. Atimid man, coward. 08 Q=) &\ NAC g, 24 7‘% 33> bisi-gadira, bz'si—gez'g/a, [hot rayed] s. The sun. ¢>%) biliya, bill, bilidu, biladu, ¥ bilu, bilupu, adj. White. ©¥< SeF, 5% A. C 23?\17\’%% bisi-gallu, s. A fabulous sun-gem. we, white colour, ¥3 W% very white. 2 c. &R bisige, s. A portion, term, as a ¢mety any thing that is white. =¥ T g § i certain number of years of life. white lotus. 2% ¥ white sugar-cane. @ C. DAY bisi-mugulu, s, A fresh @¢ ¥ white great millet. V¥R TG white flower bud. or fine writing paper. weR Roxy a light red, 8 c. Q> bisilu, s. Sunshine, the heat of faint red. ©¥: 2 a white stone. 2. marble. 8, the sun. BTI VAL SRFD SwBdEde he does wg SwkB a white cloud. not look at the sun, (does not go out.) QNN A. C. ai’)g:‘s’@g’ ~3 bili-velagu, s. Moonshine. - § i 0 Le2OW the sun to strike DA a_i)% -~ RSP o the 0. VYoB3IBey biluvana-hanpu, s. An f sun to shine. WP TIOZ the sunshine to unsubstantial kind - of bread fruit. 2. wood- G diffuse itself. WAVY T to put in the sun. apple. DHOR I3,)T3w N to dry a garment in the A 0. 837,87, 97 10D, BdgaBueedd 8 sun. BNOT w0, VAODA, VAOT ¥ the bilpadaru, bilpéru, bilpu-diru, v. a. heat of the sun, the oppressiveness of the To become white. sun. DAOT TR, WHOI e thirst, from being A. C. 833, oD bilu, bilupu, See v, too long in the sun. DUOT 2T, WOT WFY, f distress or exhaustion from the heat of the 4.0, 83%7)%23 bilkadi, s. Fright, terror, a- f larm. sun WA TV hot weather, summer. fi 0. 2RWToTTB, AW OB bisilu-ku- A. C. a‘b\jc (B bilvakka, s. The bright lu- G, dure, bisil-gudure, s, Mirage. nar fortnight. C. <> bisu, (in comp.) adj. Hot, warm, A. C. 83?:&'3‘73 bil-vakki, s, Aswan. 2. a G, white bird. ardent. ©% RQ s, Shiva, with an eye of c. e2¢ bty v. n. To pass away, as beauty, the fire in his forchead. W=&Re enn Virabhadra, 4 son of Shiva. season of bearing, &c. 2. to be spoiled. 1 €. AXORD bisu-gudi, v.n. To bubble up A. 0. 2T bikalu, adj. Past bearing C. with heat. C. 2R biga, s. Alock. woorics irapad- ) A. C. TR 6582696, s. Going abroad, taking lock, %> F2cd ¥3R a lock in the shape of € an airing. the sesamum orientale seed. T30 ¥ a cross I 0. 29J&3 bisugfa, part. of ¥R, Uncon- lock. 072 T to lock. WRAT By, VRS T W trolled. 2. rejected, thrown away. D0e3owW W:A3 3, the inner works of a 9 a key. Baw to go about where and as one pleases. lock. 2R3 DI g locked room or house. R 0. X0, W>E:eIB> bisudu, bisutu- R 503 a seal upon a door, G, bidu, v. a. To throw away. D=2 to cause a. ESQ'/’\) Zn’ga, s. A relative by marriage. % to throw away, W(RTIBO 1S relationship by marriage. 724 P N e 20T 2R spoiled pear], a useless pearl. 21BFD waste, inviting relations to an entertainment. } 839 I»A to form a matrimonial alliance, 2 2 u uncultivated land. n8, VA8 g sister-in-law. ) e a son’s wife’s A. C. 23eB> bidu, [29] v. n. To fall mother, or a daughter’s husband’s mother. C. e00oT0 3T bidu-kdnike, s. A present W30 g son’s wife’s father, or a daughter’s made by subjects to their sovereign. & husband’s father. c. e RwYy. bidu-gollu, v.n. To hals C. 8337'\3 [}Z’gu, v. a. To stretch, pull out. 2. at a place. 2. to become multitudinous. to pull away from one. v. n. To swell, dis- C. 905000 bidu-ddna, s. A temporary tend. 2¢A WO to swell and burst residence, a ledgmg or halting place. 8. e 61’ja, s. The seed of plants, &c. se- l men virile. 9. cause, origin in general, the C. 200Tr2)T0D bidu-bikdre, s. Poverty, destitution. 2 testicle. 3. the mystical letter or syllable 2. waste, uncultivated land. Il which forms the essential part of the mantra A. C. 333?3 bide, s. A crack, chink, crevice, of any deity. W 3 to sow seed. 202D chap. 23, WiEwd oW to cast in seed with the hand. e B. 290T0 bine, [2:&] s. A lute, T. 8. 233&‘330‘\{@3'5 bz’ja-/’cdslza, s. Theseed ves- B. 2908 biti, [9:&] s. Fear, terror,alarm. sel of the lotus. 2. any seed vessel, pod, or L& . C. 820820 bitudu, See ¥x. legume. C. 33855@0 bidaru, s. Hunters, fowlers. 8. DR bfja-ganita, s. Algebra. 7. B. 8900 bidi, |:5]s. A street, 25D T L 8. WeXJPTII B blja-piraka-vri- B, VDR TPRY g street quarrel. 2dNRTy, VD ksha, s. The guava tree. g ETINF I street-walkers. e C. Q00> bidu, adj. Waste, poor, as land. 2. S. 83'3835330:5‘) bija-mantra, s. Religious formula or incantation. poor, destitute. } C. 833%5‘3'0 bz’jawm’, s. The amount of seed S, 23@2‘53(\{ bibhatsa, s. Arjuna. required for a portion of land. 8. 8338‘53(& bibhatse, s. Disgust, abhorrence. S. 2338:&5"@5 6(7&'76?‘%&, ady. Harrowed, 2. ridicule, mockery. adj. Detesting, loath- h after sowing. ing, changed, averted in mind. 2. cruel, 022 58 ( (o] 5{9.5, s. One who raises seed by ano- mischievous. 3. compassionate. 4. wicked. ~ ther man’s wife, o envious. de 8. ele&s (7){/"?/((, adj. Sprung from a good A @ 83353)3 6117/&, adj. Vain, fruitless. 2. family. spoiled, ruined. s. Vice. ®go 35%% to spoil. 23w, WgeRaerd to hecome spoiled. 2. to be I C. e8>, ede&3 bitu, bite, s. Akibe, chap, chilblain, fissure, crack, gap. past bearing. C. e083¢323 bité-mara, s. Akind of black T. B. €903 bira, [2¢7] s. Heroism, fortitude, wood. bravery. 2. ostentation, vaunting, boasting. - O (V] 3> bidam-bidu, v, a. To al- 3. a proper name among shepherds. 4. Vira- A. C. &¢To bhadra. 5. the sun. low to lie waste, leave untilled. (08 233583)37\163 62’7'0-:].(£5’Céf€, s. A round C. 3536:53 Z/fd?:/t’e, s. A herd of loaded cattle. plate of bell-metal, beaten before kings, &c. 2. the pile of their burdens. WBF A8 an 0x c. e eDT employed in exporting goods. 2F FT€D g, K > biridu, v. a. To tighten, brace. ] row of such oxen tied up. DRFDITD persons c. 29 3> biru, v.a. To give or distribute, as who carry corn, cotton, &c., from one town sugar, cakes, &c., from house to house, on W GYBW g drove and country to another. auspicious occasions. 2. to burst, as fruit. of laden cattle to halt at a place. 3. to cast or throw. 4, to sound. 5. to C. 290W> bidu, s. A temporary residence, a tighten. Zortdy DD o distribute after mar- halting place. 2 iron filings. 3. a ruin, riage, as merchants do among their friends, waste, adj. Spoiled, worn out. VLR JINBY, a a sweet rice-meal paste, T WD to dis- 1] 725 & edede &mfi\ tribute sugarfrom house to house, in announ- his way in the desert. @c¥=, 0¥ Ind), ¥ 8 OT S cing the birth of a son, &c. (N3 3 A the 82 to make fall, knock down. YT, WY, present of a married woman. NRITY FBERS the act of falling. WY BweEaEw to knock or ool DI QeD & -0 the horns, in front, sounded beat down. &S 9% to fall upon, attack, OV L BN very loud. wWRCH B¢ a fruit which has burst. assault. ?:'(?533 :‘?\)QQ-;’ oY) 'Z:\%’)\) an army to D3, sending forth, throwing out. invade a country. C. eBeBenTs bird-dévaru, s A shep- c. 33@%?@8233, Qe B> bil-kodu, bil- herd’s god. i godu, v. a. To give leave or permission to o A. C. 233> birru, s. A fall. 2. a key. g0 LRER D, TP to send away., Dedwy 3 f} ) c. edp /3 ez bivu, biku, s. Catgut, to take leave. C. 83\?-"5)5%72 52'802?2'y€, s. A fan, D33RS A. C. 23¢9> biltu, s. Seed of plants, corn, &c. ° < g fanner. R =3 ~Eol -9 'R %W to fan, (i c. 20N bunge, s. Ahole, an opening in the 2307 WSV g roof to have an open- b A, 83@?50’033@37\’3 bisaram-bdgu, v, ,, roof, &c. To miss, go wide of the mark., ©{=To wgrs ing in it. SneR SRS woR W T there is a hole in the roof. 1 without missing. G. 2RToB> bisddu, See wiam, A. C. 20083 dunti, See wi. T. B. 894N bisige, 12 I QoBd 1 adj. Twenty. c. 2T bukka, s. An affixused in forming ¢. Part, portion, fraction, 2. a sixteenth‘of appellatives, and serving to show a person’s f any thing. disposition or habit ; as, :Saga 2T, g liar. o . &3y 0%, one who is C. 295 bisu, o. a. To fan, 2 to grind. N wWT, a bang-eater. 3 3. to brandish, flourish, as a sword. 4. to fond of eating meal. 1 wave, swing about,. v. n. To blow, as the 0. 23 o8 bukkani, s. Any thing reduced wind. 1 D &2 to sling or throw from a to a very fine powder, as flour, arrowroot, &c. o 63 G, sling. WS T, WD R a hand-mill, C. 233 (ee]VoN) 8)38%&385 bukki-hittu, DRWS THR Ingo &3 to pick a millstone, o2 buklkittu, s, A fragrant sandal powder. 22 2% to pull a punka. 2T T g door- G, bar. 2. a lever. B} W@ I3 the lever of c. 3)33"3_& bukku, s. A single handful. %% TR w0y, TP T give the beggar a hand- a sugar-mill. meed W 08 the lever of 1 an oil-mill. 9 ful of grain. B Wk T the lever by which c. 2RE3, enAE3 dugate, bugute, s 0, the devotee is raised with a hook fixed in his A knob. 2. the swelling produced by the i back., 28R 9% to throw a net, FoU R blow of a stone, &c. 3. a protuberance in lrl % to wave the legs backwards and forwards. general. G, v W to wave a cloth as a sign. &) 9D dv to wave the hand backwards and forwards. 2. C. 2OAD, e bugadi, bugudi, s, A female’s ornament, worn in the tip of the to make a motion with the hand. 8% = to G, ear. shake the head, expressing joy, approbation, 2. a game so called. &c. Va7 the act of fanning, &e. Vg Hwegwn C. 2N RITIDEIN bugu-bugane- a stick used by a fowler. SUriYu, v, n. The mouth to water to excess { C. 83'(’?\_;@@7? bisurige, s. A fritter made from biliousness, &c. ( [ of rice and sugar, fried in ghee [/ C. 2370 buguri, s. A spinning top. C. Yo bilalu, s. The pendent root of C. 2270 bugu]u, s. Fear, alarm, terror. G the banyan. 27y WITIL DR WINVSFY, WORILD Ty, WL < B, C. 333?3 bilu, s. Waste, uncultivated land. ¥ to become alarmed, be afraid. 0,9 WweT 3w g field that is sterile or lying c. enR bugge, s. A spring. 2. a bubble. i waste. Pk 0B DT Bww g fallow field. 'w;r;fi\ 2R, u)?fi\ D0, u;fi(\ BRTRY g spring to C. QSQ?)D bilu, v.n. To fall. 2. to be caught rise 2. to rise in bubbles. L3N w?fi\ a G in a snare. 3. to occur, happen. 4. to fall spring of water. 2. a bubble on water. woe in battle. ©TepmQ W IRAF BT he lost W work a bubble on milk, ol { 26 Y ] 22 Comed [9S] 20909 w) C. 20&0F 62{]61? ke, s Deep, profound, w3 R W g cot- =R W2 g cardamum shell reserved. s. Reservedness, keeping one’s own ton pod. 7IRT¢ @B the opium pericarp counsels, dignity. (SlestV] WER EBW g shell to burst open. WP k, c. 208 buje, s. FErasure, crossing out, as a rupture to take place. (] an account that is settled kM) e ) o DT to C. 20T TARYNS budde-hdgala-gida, erase, mark out. w3k TET S g rescinded s. A tree, the smooth leafed heart-pea. account. -y ,._,’l e The arm. [ B, [ C. e»8_ butti, s. Stale food ; food prepared 0 He a»és\ ® butéddri, adj. Flowered, as for a journey. 2. a small packet of betel WIEIRTD 20 —~— clothes ¢ 3k3 a flowered female’s leaves. RASE:) e =% 3 2 b, to put up food for a jour- cloth EAN (ol :13) D a flowered man’s cloth ney w8 NYD thieves who steal travelling i 03¢ Ted 2RToN an embroidered coat provisions. 0. 2083, 20283, buitts, butte, s. deep T. B. 220 buddi, Seew:d. ¢ A cork, pe basket for flowers, cotton, &c, or stopple C. 200 buda, s . The bottom or stump of a c. 208, eanT O buddili, buddali, s. tree WIB JTBA 2. origin, foundation A skin bottle. &om™) to stand in the shade of an old stump, S. 220 buddhi, s. Intellect sense, under as a shelter from rain, &c. WIBIES 3, to the standing 2. knowledge, wisdom 3. advic root, or, by the root admonition, reprimand 4. inclination, wish, ] C. 2BF(SJ, 2 23, 23B2BS budak- disposition. 5. thought. w8 e stupid kane, buda-buda, buda-budane, aqv. senseless. w8 Fos wise, sennble, clever. 9 s With force or hastily. @ l’:i‘;_fi [SANEATaN) to dl\' BR B to ‘1(1\ ise, admonish, reprove, exhort in water with force WORT, SR S D% to rise with una FHTY, uut ¥ to teach wisdom. 00 force 8oy BB to ucollect one’s self, recover one’s senses W08 %20 g counsellor, prime min- ) maté??@f);; 28 "oy buda-gdli, 1ster. blt(](/d-JUlZ, s. A water-fowl 8. 220 ¢ \o& &3> buddhindriya, s. An C. 22oa 03> budadettu, s. The strongest 01%111 of intellect, as the mind. f ox, fixed nearest the plough-tail, or the post | in treading out corn. 8. 2878 budbuda, s. A bubble S. &g budha, s The planet Mercury. 2 C. 23TN budame, s, A vegetable, the wild 9 5, alearned man w98 Wednesday 'ZJOLTJ Bryonia callosa WIBI O, g large kind of @ an emerald. 2007 %08 the first king of the paddy. I lunar dynasty. C 803'53/\5003& budugana-hakki, s, The The root of a tree diver. 8. 23y budhne, 0. 20o2nds budubudike, s. A mendi- S. 208338 bubhukshe, s, Hunger. @ ] cant’s hand rattle WIBWBBIRNTD fantasti- hungry. cally dressed Shudra and mendicant fortune- G. 20T buraka, s. A covering, veil tellers. C. 20T>T buruka, affiz, Expressing dise Vo WITUF g coward o. @a\d budda, A name common to Shu- position dr as 0. 23TaR> burugu, s. Lather o8TE T2 & om"S?\ > buddagisu, v. n. To swell 0 WTOR g lather made from the soap nut. W 2 Vo \C\ WIB %D ?f%?’» the face to s swell. 0 AN STgN soap lather. @2Tord ggew, 2o [\ '%0 lather to rise. . 208 Z)lc(](l(, s. Any small mouthed ves- 2. a bottle. A C. 398588 buruche, s, Wood sorrel sel for holding ink, snufl, &c. o‘g WIB > an inkstand or bottle. Oxalis monadelphia 0. 20 bhdd@, s. A shell or pod of fruits H. 22T28&° buruju, s, A bastion ~ egetables, &e. 2. a rupture, swelling of the . 03ow burude, s A shell as of the =2 'v>'“'2,)d° (eSApL) testicles, @ a chick-pea pod cocoanut, gourd, &, an inkstand, snufi-box, 27 N 29 (@) b &)Q)OCS"@ WRETT casket, gallipot, bottle, &c. 85 Wdhd the pocrisy. 20¥FE 8938 gn untruth. - skull: adj. False, vain. WBR Fg g liar, hweg, g false prophet. ww¥TT &008) empty. vain boaster. ineffective incantation. W3 YT 3 o sa quack, C. 208 burude, s Mud, mire. ¢ T. B. 225025 biltu, [@:8] s. Exaggeration, R > woed g puddle. 2OTVBR SV g marsh, swamp. 2. fear, apprehension. w3 to exagger- A. 0. @088 burule, s, A certain bird. ate, to alarm. 208 8w to appear alarm- ing. w3 2 g falsehood, fib. C. 22T burra, s. A name common to T. B. 200 budi, r L wwd] s, Ashes. FANCIATS merchants. WT, 2 < el WEF g devotee who covers his C. 20)3 burrane, s, The noise of a bird’s i? I 3 body with ashes. wwdg W& FoF to smear f wings in flying, &c. =) w3;3 suddenly ashes on one’s person. PAVCIATY ?5':3!23? 3 aday rising, as the swelling from a scald, &c. LANCEA) sacred to Shive, in the month Mdgha. § H. 20UdF> buldku, s. A jewel worn in the WEOROWFTED wvoB® g hall of cow-dung ashes. centre of the nostrils, by women. W o g superior kind of ash-coloured gourd. WREIY S §i 2e3¢ an inferior kind of plantain, Q. 8)5(:@, 2000 500> bulle, bulli-kdz, s. Membrum virile. WZF2 F08 g gold or- an ash-coloured dove. WeHIFE an inferior nament with bells on each side, worn round kind of cucumber. ) the waist of children, c. QR bidiga, s. A name common to Chdnddlas. A. C. ewgf’%éfio bulleisu, v.a. To ford, = 3 J pass, cross. 2. to pat, encourage. C. R0 bidu, adj. Ash-coloured. % m0z8 an ash-coloured horse. wRT W ash T. B. 228 Huvi, [wwds] s, The earth. colour. C. 8. 20 busa, s. Chaff, husk. 2. the thick H., 2202000 & part of curds. Ve blszfscfni, s. A Mussul- 0 C. 20 263 ANV mani lady. d 62&861-5/26;‘{%, v. n. To snuff, huff, hiss, threaten, as a snake. 2. to puff, o &)J@?’Joé"fi, 2RTTP RS biima- pant, be out of breath. da-pangti, bimada-bhijana, s. A pe- culiar ceremony performed on the fourth C. 8)3?% ()2(88((, s. A name common to mer- chants. night of a marriage, when only the bride and bridegroom and their relations eat privately. C. 8)3?5{%3 bussane, s. The hissing of a T. B. 20N 20 bumi, buvi, |Bad] serpent. s. The earth, land, soil. b c. 22203 bulu-bulane, s, The noise C. 2RTA, DRTIAR burage, biruga, 0 of a scorpion, &c. moving. s. The silk cotton tree, Bombax pentandrun. i 0. 2won> bundu, s. Coffee. w0oRTeE the gum of that tree. wdnwTY 2. soot. 3. C. 8)\,@8:3} Z)tfcfii, s. A cobweb. silk cotton. . WL 5080 an evil spirit, devil. adj. False. T. B. 2600 bilri, [@2d] s. The present made an untruth, wwe &BFLFo an evil spirit to at a marriage festival, &c. to brahmans, &c. C seize one. 20 BB, WRBWR &iu& to become 0. 2LOR bairige, s. A sort of sweet cake, covered with cobwebs or soot. ¢ QR C. BRTW, I, bishiu, bishte, s. § C. 2008&° biju, s. Mould, mildew. WWR Y, SR, W Pt W Mould, mustiness. e3 S oo to become rnouldy_ WRBS SV n’lfld(}\‘]- to become mouldy. (. ed ground or floor. WRWIT cooked rice that has become mildewed. S. &)@O(f) Z;_I'ikd{l, s. A heap, quantity, mul- (. a9 & 1101 1. . 20&T bitaka, s. Hypocrisy, dissimu- itude, aggre 2ot g I lation. & 15) falsehood. adj. Hypocritical,in- S. eo@omd bri ;2(?(21‘(11’(1, s. A deity or A 2 sincere. ) e false. WRUFTD, e ab3 FI0 an immortal. Lo a chief. 3. a handsome man. 5 impostor, hypocrite. 2wt DK 'ZQ«J:@JFE’TJ emp- 5. ORI brinddvana, s. A sacred C. ty boast, brag. 2. lying. 3. imposture, hy- grove, the scene of Krishna’s early sports. 2 728 =, e () o 2503 O] 2 a town near this grove, deriving its name C. BomanYs ben-gdvalu, s. A body- from it WorIOIT [ 3. a raised piece of ground in the guard, a guard in general Ul yard or front of a native house, within which 38D select soldiers set as guards I brahmans and merchants raise and preserve A. C. T30%%, Boes benche, benchi, s. the purple stalk basil. A lake or rivulet 8. 2x0%8 brinkita, s. The roar of the 0. 230w bendu, s. Pith, a light and spongy elephant plant growing in water, used for floating 8. 2®3 brikati, s. A large lute. 2. a nets, making toys, tinder, &ec., Zschynomene small kind of egg plant, Solanum melongena. aspera adj. fig. Dried up, light, thin, ema- S 8)@6533 brihattu, adj. Great, large ciated. @0 ®o¥ 3 hundle of the above spon- gy plant used in swimming Wod) TRTB) g immmense. s. The disease termed rupture. P, large piece. 0@ what is light, thin, with- e —— 8. 2y oow,&)oa brihadbhdanu, s. The cod of fire out substance or stamina W oBRNToZRES my body is emaciated 08 Womacdd the B0)Q brikad-ratha, s. Anameof Indra. tree is decayed B® Womecd the body is wasted away 8. &D’f&jm)% brikaspati, s. The regent of C. B0T® bende, s. The hibiscus esculentus. the planet Jupiter ; the planet itself, In my- 23oBg F20W the above used as a vegetable. 230 thology he is the son of Angirasa, and the preceptor of the gods. 2. thename of a saint & 99D a kind of hemp made from it. %3} So3 g variety of it used in medicine, BB and lawgiver 283,852 0 Thaursday. i ¥o a wild kind. 3T o3 g very large kind C. 203 benki, s. Fire 2Fo%¢ TOD to warm, Swroed B0 g small superior kind as the hands, &c., by the fire Wodg T3 g 1 5302:?@%: bendélu, ». n. To become coal of fire WPo¥g Bs3, Wosg YL, Wodg BpPR emaciated, thin, light, wasted, decayed. %o the heat of a fire Wody B BRI fire to #R¥Y, 1t is become licht or thin [ kindle. Wod wLdEN g fire to blaze. Do S C. 52 20 oo benpne, See B3 A a fire to flare up., Worg Beg T, wWosg P < 83 893 to kindle a fire o BOW, Wotg c. ’égogr\/\'do/\a benne “garugu, See w3, nAR. i %208 J9@A to quench or extinguish a fire . l Wot @@, ot B to apply a fire, to place 30T bendu, past part. of v, a fire Wodg T3 Wotg $B g spark of fire C. RoTT> benduru, s Alarm, fright ot AwoB g fire-hole 2o B¥ BN to tread égogsé&) benn-attu, v». 4 To follow, on fire, as devotees do 2So¥ WA®BN fire to 1l pursue, chase run or spread. ok ¥ a hot wind. Wo%y C. Bo32T> benna-baru, v, n. To go af- =¥ g fire-fly ter or behind one, to accompany 0. WoBT 3> ben kodu, v, n. To turn the d ?Sofia)\g benna-bali, adv. Behind, close back upon, run away behind WoT WY WD to follow. C ®O§®€g3 ben /LOHZI, v. a. To follow C. TJOZUNT bennalagisu, v. a. To pierce 0 go after, pursue BoFwty following, pur- through suing. FnoBI g follower 230Fwow W} ?30(05 8039 bennale, bennale, & the chasing huntsman adv. Directly after, immediately behind C. WOA bengata, s. The ceiling —?D’)O(\’ES%; bennavala, s. Indra with ¢. TRV ben-gade, s. The hind part, rear a sage’s back-hone for his weapon back C. BoZoRT benn-dsare, s. Help, assis- ot A. . BWoRDT ben-gadira, [ hot rayed] s tance, aid ?30.,«) SR to he of assistance. The sun ontdeadn [son’s sun | Fama, BoTRTHS a helper, auxiliary, ally, assis- d C. 8‘50/\@'3 bengalu, s. Green beans boiled tant W in a small quantity of water. 250> benint, s, The back. Tow B to 729 4 v __ N o802 383 RREREAED 2303 =3 hehind the back o B 2e3 R, 2923 S bechchage, bechcha- follow. &»,070 to lie on the back. os Fwte B to Hot. 32 715, Heat, ne, adv. Hotly. adj. flee, run away 230338 to flee, as in battle warmth 2321 AR, B33 fl I, 25@4 PO to oFww, Wodw the back-bone WodeB to heat, warm. 2 to cautenze 2303 T'mJZS {:)gd.) Pbend the back, WoSweBBN, WoSeT to rub hot water. the back against any thing oo a pain 23 B bechchara, adj. Quick. s. Haste, in the back, c. 292> & bechchike, s. Fear, fright, alarm. . 20200 bembadi, See Borwe. A. C. B3 > bechehu, v. n. To fear, start 023> bem-battu, v. a To pursue, be alarmed. See W. W BTt be frigh- chase, follow tened out of one’s wits BT t0 be seiz- A. C. 200250 bembari, v. n. To turn the ed with sudden fright 323 w% to be al- back, flee in battle armed, frightened 2323 % to frighten, alarm ¢ 2300 bem bala, s. Recommendation, A G Eu?éo bechchu, s. Fear. 2. ascarecrow. patronage, countenance, aid, help 1. B. 538" bejja, | 337s] s. A doctor of medi- €. 'fiO&)? bembali, adv. Behind, in rear cine. 2.2 hole. 2333 55930 t0 bore, as pearls, &c. owy By, Wowy™ to pursue, follow c. %% 3 Z)ejjam, s Tear, alarm, dread. €. Bo2oR bem-bdga, s. The hind part 2% @y A 8,8 LY, to be much alarmed €308>D/\3 bem 6agu, v.n. To lean back 3= 3 oreat fear or alarm C. €. 2502933800, 200IBNT> bem-bida- AV G 2% bf{]jé’, s. The chirping of birds de-irn, bem-bidadiru, v. n. To cleave c. &, betta, s. A hill, mountain 2. the to one, keep close to one. third sort of rice land. 23 '15&7\ wild fire 1n A Co '?fioes ?,D bem bllu, v. n. To oo be- hills. oY, 38 the rock or hill lotus. Y, hind, follow after, accompany w3 g natural spring or cascade in alull c. o0 bem-bidi, s. Embers wéfi 3 Bwi@ the peak of a mountain. &ms R, the table land of amountain, by the sxde ¢. Bow3> bembottu, v. a. To follow, 2383 of a hill *23‘33 710% g kind of hill grass. 3 pursue. 1’35% wé& B Reged DT a kind of walnut tree. € ?833_&5 bekkane, adv. Quickly, hastily a mountam of gems A. C. BB bekkasa, s. Surprise, astonish- A6 B8 3> bettitu, adj. Tight. 2. hard, = 33 ment, wonder = T BB, VT TIB to be severe, 11gorous 238 x) B a stout, able surprised man. €. BF> ISR W7 bekku, s. A cat 5333 bettu, s. A finger, toe. 2. adrop civet cat o3 W&y a wild catb NNT WA ». n. To force one’s ot water 3. a cloud a tame cat. self through #9ed, the thumb ; the greak toe 2. pomp, empty show +3 238, the C 28> 550?7? bekku-mdlige, s. A place for the egress of smoke in the roof. little finger S 2Sed,, SRDes B, VAR 3 Swcelred), the fore-fin- A. C. B3AD>, WABPOT begadu, bega- &3, the middle finger 23 W38, a finger 3 dhondu, v». n. To be afraid, alarmed. =7 ger FoY &Ji a toe 36320 W % to be in clods, as land after ran. @853 one who is afraid or alarmed. ¥n@® to raise up a clod. &FEN to break a clod AT to be in alarm or fright &3, bette, s. Great heat in the body BRY>, BWRD> begalu, begaru, s 9. heat in the earth 3. excessive hardness ‘Wonder, astonishment brittleness adj Unpliant of bad metal A. C. BARITD begune, s. A leech as bad metals only IE B unelastic, c. DRV B> beggddu, s. A wilderness, de- brittle, impure gold. ¥3Y, brittle inferior o383 B an areca sert 2. famine B B 020 sterile land silver 9. premature, bad A. 0. 223 bechcha, s. A learned man. nut athered before it is ripe. { 30 P o3 c. B3R bedaga, s. A man stiff with pride. 3TONTOIH W¥TRSIIY you will not frighten 2. a fascinating man. 3. one who gives him- him though you try. self airs. 0. BTBIHY, R0o0E bedaru-male, c. B3N bedagi, s, A charming woman. bedur-male, s. A short and impetuous 2. a formal, affected woman. shower. C. BARS, BBoR> bedagu, bedangu, s, 0. 25 bede, s. Season for sowing and breed- Wonder, surprise. 2. novelty, curiosity, ing. adj. Rampant, wanton, rutting. @3 marvellousness. 3. manner, way, fashion. Fow, W37 rutting time, breeding season, 5 4. an unintelligible way of speaking. sowing season. 33 8T g cow fit for the shew off, ostentatious display. 6. airs, affec- bull. 233 S0¢F g rampant goat. 23 oW a ted manners, as in harlots, &ec. ?5@?\335-) a bitch in @strum. WY, 3 BB 3 sowing season. surprising man, marvellous man, WaRAD c. B8 bede-gdrti, s A harlot, to be wonderful or curious. strampet. c. fimeéa%@c% benachu-kallu, s Quartz, ¢. VBRI bede-gondavanu, s flint, &c. A lascivious man, rake, lecher. c. B bene, s. A wedge. C. T30 U T beddalu-peiru, s. Corn c. 837 benne, s. Butter, BZRG Krishna, growing on dry lard. who stole butter. T. B. 553% benaka, [55%] s. Gandsha, c. LT ARTIR> bepne-garagu, s The god of wisdom and remover of obstacles. plant, Sida cordifolia and rhombifolia, &c. As such, he is invoked at the commencement c. 253> betaku, See B, of all important undertakings. C. 'Bji betta, s. A cane, rattan, %33 w53 SFS F03F 1t 1s always tomorrow, like Gané- B a rattan mat. sha’s marriage (which will never be;) prov. B33 EB,A a cane basket in used of those who are ever putting one off the form of a box. @22 ¥, a cane basket. 2333 B o plait cane, W33 B g with idle excuses). BIFS 598 g feast in walking cane. honour of Ganéshe, in the fifth month. b c. B3 B bettale, adj. Unclothed, naked, c. ’5315'@‘?7 benache, See Weatso wgp. -0 238 J@AD to be naked. 5 c. 2323¢0> ben-néru, s. Hot water. A. C. BB0W bedande, s. Rutting or breed- o5 "88539 bennu, s. The back, See Bo, ing season. 2. manure for paddy ground. WHH T, VI, WF, Iy X0 the back-bone. 1y W3y W9¢ a carbuncle on the back., sy I A. C. BT bedaku, v.a. To seek, search for. BoE 38t to seek and look for. Engal B the ridge or head beam of a native roof. 3 3088 vID 27,99 he was sought, but 232, 2 to turn the back upon, go away from. not found. WBBE SeRRTTw QoT wimpg B3y, T, to shield, shelter, defend. WY, though sought for, none could be found so eIy BBT. WD to pursue, follow. good as this man. c. 8% beppu, . Insanity, madness, c. 258% bedade, s. A mixture of water, lunacy, amazement, bewilderment. adj. Daft, crazed, mad, cracked. 2. dumb-foundered, cow-dung and clay put on the walls of native houses. flabbergasted, astounded. WIF2AR to be in oB WYEW to put it on, VW3 @R £O to mix it. a maze, lost in wonder. C. BED, BRoF bedaru, bedarike, c. 3883 3 bebbara, s. Fright, alarm, %), 8 s. A start, fright, fear, alarm. B2, BTHerE B B, B O to start, fear, be afraid. B 1f to be alarmed, startled. 2 to tremble, B3 o7 to cry out in alarm. 2:?1&23 z‘édg’ .,BZSD Sy shake without apparent cause. F3F 0 he awoke with fright. ! having been afraid. WEF TP going in A. 0. 238>, B\ bebbalu, bebbilike, Iy fear. WBTB |y, BTTOD not to be afraid. s. Astonishment, wonder. %% A=g to be I B3OTIH a man who is frightened or alarmed. astonished. ¥ FAwoBI one in amaze i WB0% to frighten, alarm, terrify, startle. or filled with astonishment. 2] 7 (% 1 p— 25’2»3 =Y X. 0. isa)(g)@ beb-buli, [22®]s. A royal 3oy 233% 2o wo while coming from that tiger. village, some thieves joined and came along A. 0. 23358, 253285 bemar, bemaruy, with me. 230R, WTF, WIB8F, WLF the state of s. Perspiration, sweat. WBJWoF, WD to being mixed, a compound, mixture. adj. perspire. VHTrsd, WHHRFD it perspired. WoPe Fd Misxed, compounded, mongrel. B2TFS a coward. 2. a person who perspires. Soxg a man of mixed blood. =392 58 a mon- 0T By, BRBF B3, W= &3 a perspiring grel ox. 230F¢ w28 3 mongrel caste. BWOER body. a3 TG mixed vegetables cooked together. A. C. BZoa» 667‘(17@]'16, v. a. To get, obtain. FLI0F g compound. 2N OR SoedD o3 f=2 UTR FRB to mix cold water with hot. 2303 come- A. 0. 308> berantu, See 35, pounded, mixed. 0. 8587 beragu, s. Wonder, amazement. A. C. B3eFoE berchu, ». n. To be afraid, 238mBS one astonished. TR VR, WTrerd alarmed. 7 being afraid or frightened. to be amazed, astonished. I A. C. 859 & berril, s, A tree so called. C. 2930, 233E& beradu, beratu, o, a. [ To scratch. 2. to scratch the ground, asa A. C. B3w0B> belanku, v. a. To throw wa- fowl. ter 2. to wave or throw. 2300+ B0 he threw. 3. to fillip with the fingers. C. ?313&% berani, s. A cake of cow-dung T. B. O30T, fi@;:ii belavanta, bela- used as fuel. U BTe3 a cake of undried vatla, [24®3)] s, The tree, Bel egle mar- cow-dung. 2,60 23063 one dried. FoB WIS melos. natural cakes of cow-dung. 0. B bele, s. Charge, price, cost. <k # 0. 2V beratu-kollu, See 3. &), WS Ind, WSBTIND, WIITFOT to fix the price. WSk 80 to settle the price.SSA C. fidfibfjb beras-dlu, s. A companion, associate. . TR to sell. WSA 3@ to buy or take at the D 0. B8RS berasu, See under 33. price. LA ISKErTelovAryal f ,“25’ S Bwdmen cheaply., B3 253 A dearly. BS 3word@nA by a mistake in A. C. fidfiJ 687'&]11&, See e33R, the price. Wk InT>D to bargain. VSR By i\ C. é"dfifb beralu, s. A finger or toe. %) 3 082 oec costly, dear, precious, BWSFIFD I, 2389 a finger. ?EE;ZC'%’?J a toe. WIPIS fim@')‘a a WS B to appraise. BT 2y invaluable. C. finger knuckle. T ZedIQ dHL FaPo to 23 a8 an invaluable character. fix any thing between the fingers. CERM [ nfre) o 58@5% bele-vennu, s. A prostitute, ¢33, four fingers in breadth. €#33> WS the A whore. fore-finger. w3 %0 the thumb or great toe. =9 C. SR W3 the middle finger. B33 3T the ’&-g) bella, s. Jaggory, a very coarse kind of sugar. VYRS 3 gugar-press. 2. sugar- ring-finger. +0 e30%0, Fwdk BT the little G, baking business. ¥33 @ a sugar pan. ¥ finger. a2 083k BBW membrum virile. 8 F2% jaggory boiled to the proper pitch. ¥ c. 250R berike, See under %53, B e g jaggory mill, Vys ST jaggory C. 2‘38, ?380-533 687’@, 687'6:1/?1, v. a. &n. To liquor. wvod By jaggory in balls. ¥ g jag- unite, mix, combine, associate, be in company gory in cakes. BgTH a cake of jaggory. NG or cohabit with, to be joined or mingled in =OR G, @Sy, Fomd By a large lump of jaggory. combat. TDFERE, BT B to be together. 3¢ a cake of jaggory, B¥grosk Swkind, soft, 233800, B¥TAD to be united, mixed, compound- smooth, orsweet language. $393 vg> Fwd C, ed. ¥Wom, V3D v, ¢. To compound, mix, join, F03R woB3 23’0?‘0 2 e 53 o ' I will not give you overtake, come up with. 2. (¥80%) to frigh- the stone in my hand, but come to my house ten, drive away, chase. v. n. To associate, and I will give you jaggory. (prov. used! of (A mix with. TOMHY BT3B 2D gcented water. a skin-flint who promises, but defers, never OTTT, WD wrBI he went with them, or, intending to give.) he took them with him. To OIFTy 230% € fig}n%éseagu@g?fi bellakki-kdlige, s. Fo®d B0 T 30 the dog ran after,or caught, A mixture of jaggory, rice, and ginger fried and bit him, ® 90803 wihTery wF I in ghee or oil 73 - 2 "’% v 39 that T, B. 258 besi, [»%3] adj. 04d, not even. c. ‘éé’g)o REOT bella-genasu, s. The sweet potatoe, 23 ’e3ad Cupid, having five arrows, an odd pof number, =0 Wh 8 a game at odds and evens, T. B, BYSLBN3 bellavattada-gida, 1), s. The tree Bel &gle marmelos. LY 3 guessing the number of seed held in the hand, N o =2 o WL, BT Ry the chips of it, used in me- AL L ALY besuge, s. A ride or walk for Ui dicine. g3 3T =3) its leaves, used in linga air or pleasure. 2. soldering. 3. the root 2 t worship. of the ear. Lot A O, T:f)’(@;) 333 bellavartana, s, Rela- (8} —&8}'\9), =& bese, besi, s. A spring. 2. a tionship, affinity, alliance. 3. a lever. 4. force, ve- trap which snaps. C. BRI bevatu, s. Scouring, as brazen 5. taxes. 6. a bow for hemence, warmth. vessels with ashes, &c. Wt Ty WL to 2. dressing cotton. 330N vehemently. il scour and polish. warmly. 3. cogently. 4. forcibly. WIS» A. C. B3, WIBRRY). bevadu, be- A Bk to go away angrily. WIERA Bwd vadu-gollu, v. n. To be afraid, frightened, o« to strike with vehemence. 33 2983, to alarmed. raise with a lever. ¥33 @ to set a trap. S5 ¥ R c. B33 bevaru, ». n. To perspire, sweat, 3 FE DINTS he has laid a trap for me. 622 ( 233 Bwgen, wa ¥8Ra lever, 3 3V to fail be wet with perspiration. 2. to become damp, in a contrivance. n or wet, as porous vessels, by water oozing through them. s Perspiration. WIRsrgd a. '2‘3':&:0 besta, s. A fisherman, a palankeen 7 VINFDTY), VI BT, B3Ter bearer. adj. Of, or belonging to fishermen. to perspire. ¢ a 233,03 g fisherman. 233 D fishermen s S the prickly heat, WIre, FFTo ¥ 0971 JN pimple. BISrID, VITFID g person who A C. 85§ bel, [® b2 adj. White. 2. growing. 2. atimid man, coward. BISF he perspires. AL C. ?3@’0%3 belanku, ». a. To become 94 to be in a perspiration, ITF Y a perspir- light. 2. to wave, shake, move. s. Waving, ing body. 1 shaking. 2. light. 3. lustre. T. B. BT, BRI bevsdya, bevasa, ¢ figjfia belaku, s. Light. %% 93 to [Sy=Fea®] 5, Cultivation, agriculture. stand out of the light. WFF BOWD, WFEF b C. 33, 2% beshe, beshi, v. n. Tobe proud. S it dawns, or, the day is broke. v. . To solder. s. A bow for dressing cotton. Q YRS belagu, v.n. To become light, Gy A 0. BR, /o, WRA besa, besam, 2. to shine. v. a. To scour, day to dawn. besaga, s. Order, command. 2. poison. polish, brighten. s. Light of day, dawn. 2. il VIBR B0, WID, WZoRwny, WIFo 2R to order. brightness, radiance. WFAS B3 the fourth c. WAL, BIRRE Ro> besage-be- night-watch. 2Py, it is morning. bt e, ¥ VR to dawn, become light. B¥me chehu, besage-hattisu, v.a. To solder. B, BERY light to fail, to become dim, fade. . BaRwY. besa-gollu, v a. To ask, BEAS 3¢ the morning time. WBLAT VLT, inquire, intreat, request, order. BEAT 3k after day-break. C. ‘efi?ifi?\ig? besa-besane, s. A rushing sound. o. BYR 5elagye, adv. Morning,. ¢. BX@> besalu, s. Child-birth, 2. travail. . BYDORY> bela-dingalu, s. Moon- =er to be born, brought forth, produced. light. 23P00nYY 2030 the moon to shine, 1 PR B w%;tfa belaru, v. n. To become light. WZux @) the sorrow of child-birth. 2. to beam, shine. 3. to fear, be afraid. C. BI besasu, v. a. To ask, inquire, in- of TNT FIWFJIIOND the C. Y3 belava, s. A dove. wd B3 an treat, request, order. ash-coloured dove. %% B¢ a spotted dove. thing ordered is done. WY BES a white dove. c. B, DAI», B besi, besiyu, bese, & IR 2. a. To solder. 2. to throw, cast. C. éfi)fiffi%% belavakki, s. A white crane, i g0ose, Swan, the act of soldering. adj. Soldered. 7 33 \‘GE&*"‘ 3% 23T o - =9 5 St a3To0ds, BWYernoods belavina- insane. 2. ajuice to exude from an elephant’s temple ]Ll'l, belala-gdi, s. The elephant or wood apple. A. C _BS'QQfi% bel-vakka, s. The li 0. B¢ PELT lunar fortnight. \6(\)3 BYR, DY, VYR, R, BJBR, IR belasu, belas A “HSU& belvakki, s. A crane, swan, goose. belavi,belavige, belatige, belantige, bektd'ge, s. The act of growing, growth AC&)"?)/\ belvalaga, s. The moon 2. growing, standing corn. 0. R WYDR g fine AL wgu@b}@ bel-pola, s. A field of standing corn crop. BEIB BeW g field of grown corn L c. B¢ Z)@Z(ZS’N, V. caus, 29 R ()ez7aJ€, adv. Whitely. b To increase, cause to grow. 2. to bring up, as a child, &c A. C. 9. D belladi, s A shepherd 2 A. C. B \2)3 belalu, v. n. To wave, move, a basket maker. shake, vibrate A. C. B 230 bellariya, s. A fowler. G. 230 beli, [©%] v.n. To grow white, U 2 ;S'7zwa in the guise of a fowler %38, ¥Y8 white =2 DD Z/L’HZ, s Silver. 2o 3%, impure \ Aotle non, WIBS R beligye, qfl\ er. B0, 13’" pure silver. SN0 T anu beligge, belavattige, adv. In the morn- silver in which tlnee fourths are alloy. me. 9369 © LuQ‘? 3R, ?5%9 wLBI g Qll\el ornament. QJ\ 80 & BN, '23‘ ?3’ R a sil- figa& beli-vetta, [ white or silver a 511\'01 plate \J mountamj s. The abode of Shiva. ver staff, used in temples ?A)Qn %)\ [N fi%;g 8na) sheet silver or silver foil 1] Efggoom, 59’3‘55‘@ beli-vanna, be- silver fanam [ Tu- wnna, s. VVhltb colom C @Xj’a@? bellulli, s. Garlick G '\9'\5 bele, v.n. To increase, gro be growing ¢ BYBW, W IR to cultivate, C ?,VD‘) ®© bellele, s. A medicinal leafused C ?5?) bele, s. Standing, growing corn, a in venereal diseases WFSRED, to rop. 2. the act of growing . e bé, See S, ¢ Feay to reap stack or heap up corn H _?Q bé, priv. particle, Without PALE N corn VST, I corn being trodden out 20 unwell, improper, not right 2. stupid T 50 VY 333 this year the crop is unarranged senseless 2¥¢w0nd unsettled good o 3¢ rain and crop without order 2502 fearless careless A. 0. B¢ O3 bel-gadira, [white rayed] s we@noe without regard or protection. ¥J? The moon 232 83 moonshine B heirless, without heir © oREh, W9 GRS bel-tingalu, A. C. 20083 bénte, See 3¢ S onY B bel-dingalu, s. Moonlight c. BB béku, An impersonal defective a feast by moonlight 3% onigw g meal by verb, governing the dative case It signifies, moonlight 23 cni¢d play by moonlight To want, wish, desire 2. to be requisite, i necessary must e IIR WD, BT IR A 0. B \@ ?Ngjoge) 'éfig&j bel-pala, bel-vala, bel-vala, s, Exercise of horses Beens I want that, or, that is requisite to me elephants, &c ady. Clear, transparent. 2 8ony R wey JTwe R W it will take, fickle, moveable. or I, he, she, it, &c. requires, ten pagodas a month 3 to stand in relationship, to be A. C. a”g’o)g?, eugog‘;? 25¢ Je belpali, connected by blood or marriage VI dT N belvali, belvala, s Clearness, pellucid- oon W5® whatis he to you? in what relation ness does he stand to you ? 37 Sodicden @i he 1 S| s. Whiteness. (<] A.c. B¢ "3\) belpu, [, 2s my father B¢F23) what 1s required. 0 become o 23N it is 1equued I FTT ‘tmfl.fi all AiCs &)ga 33 belmddu, v, p, 7 4 A, WeTR 3039 ity prosperity that can be wished for. RFTITB, layer of rock, to shiver, 29T 38 the shi- @2 if you wish, come! %8 23 g desired ver of a bow. =38 3¢t the shiver of a tree. Jisht work, any work one wishes. 2:3&R Bwer St 35y 3t the shiver of a stone. BT to T you must go there, (Srofe I AYe} I they shiver, a bow as from being too tightly pulled. i Iy must come, WFTTY, 3P0,k take as much c. 5‘5853 béte, s. Chase, hunting, dwo @58 as is necessary, or, as you want. BT, WIBFT g AZR 3[}39{ fishing sportsman, D ¥Rt will you have cold water P S37w0 hunter 38 3 0l W8 33 a hunting dog. B2 B3¢y I want nothing, RIF, Ina B | of @, B8 ek to chase, go to the chase, hunt. 33, please to do so, sir. 38 =9 TOC g W oman of the chase. W&t BORwR H. 53354'0?.3, 5339349& békipha, békhi- © g small boat in which the ¢tappal or mail Crosses rivers. ba, s. A bad man. 2. a stupid, senseless, useless man. G —3-33?3 béda, an impersonal defective auxi- c. 2R, RS béga, bégane, [3¢] adw. liary verb, negative of %5:%% Must not, do el Quickly, hastily, speedily. @3¢ 25 come soon, not, should not. w3 B3 do not come, or, or quickly. ©3:70o8, WRdo in haste, with you must not come. “ I d\/@fifi ?.5’{35 they speed. must not go. %% Fude I3 W¥3 do not do I C. BERB, BWeRD, Berod bégadi, bé- evil, BRYIBTY 08T B stand not in the way of quarrels. ey 0 2 RBORG BY 3B gade, bégandi, s. Tinsel, brass leaf or foil. listen not to calumny. 2,08 035 A afiaaofiaa’% H. §3Q7T'O© 66:(/66’7’27, s. Compulsory, unrequit- S& 33 do not travel alone. Used alone ed labour. %¥:7e83 g man so employed. ¥R it may frequently be rendered, No, it is not TRAF, WR7OHY 3 woman so employed. necessary or required, I do not want it, &c. 4. B, 2’8@7\)\) bégu, [3r]s. Swiftness, nim- O IR BBFBI he refused it to him. bleness. 2. heat, anger, impetuosity. 2333 deprecated. C. —3337\5 bégu, 5. Spying. BRoTeT, AT c. B3¢3, 233> béda, bédanu, s A a spy, secret informer. 370 SwegBy, VMo & fowler, one who lives by the chase, the lowest DWW to Spy. class of Hindus. ®3:28 a woman of this caste, A: C. BeRD), BB bégudi, bégudi, B E0 B (4] % a village of fowlers. =2 fowlers, s. Sorrow, grief, distress. C. '2'333 bédi, s. Fetters, chains, handcuffs, C. ?Sefi bége, s. Heat, inflammation. 2 23k® 9% to handcuff, fetter, e3¢5 hand- haste. 3. wild-fire in jungles, S ;53\ Twts, o3 cuffs. o) B2 leg-fetters. W2 R to be § 3R ®e Wodwd B I am in great anguish. in fetters. d Ta%, WB TN to cause to 237 @2, to be on fire, as a jungle. take off fetters. 2. (of ¥:&) part, Having asked or entreated. H. 85025 ToO bé-clirdkhu, [lampless] s. A depopulated, deserted village. o fing'&%a bédike, s. Asking, entreating. H. 230859 bdjd, adj. Bad, wicked, %i®» 2 C. 53&5’; béditana, s, The neuter gender, T g bad business. w350 H0%5 a bad man. BB DR, 2332aDT an eunuch. H. iga&ada béjdru, s. Disgust, offence, C. é‘fgtjaje’ggégqa@’a bedu, bédi-kollu, By to be displeasure, annoyance. v. . To ask, entreat, beg, beseech, solicit. WD I wearied, disgusted, offended. V@R, @I the act of entreating or 23R WTIRT Bweg to weary, vex, dun, teaze. asking. ?t_’% FROB 0WORT = <+ 9y, 02 X B Fwo Ry to go away unoffended or in peace. Soroaith &k it is better to live by begging c. 533535 béta, s. Weakness. %878 ap than by stealing., :2T¢3) to give what is amusement of which one is dotingly fond, requested. W2TIB, FA® to give what is O 2—33&3353('3 béta-mana, s. A restless, asked, and send away. roving mind. C. ésQ'C")J bédu, s. The top of a mountain. ¢, 753»3(65) bétu, s. A shiver, flake, stratum, 2. a company of fowlers. layer of rock, &c. BB to disengage a 8. ESQED? bétdla, s. A demon or evil g 35 e3edo 230539 spirit. 2. a dead body occupied by an evil A. €. Be3o08 bérupda, s, A fabulous two Wie¥ =502 KOS s S spirit. 2088 a work containing headed bird. C twenty five tales, revealed by the prince of C. B3, 25080¢B bére, bére-bére, adj. the hobgoblins to Vikramarka. Separate, different, distinct, other, another. T. B. 830308 bédande, [sc3] s, The 23T, T WS B to become separated, Hindu scripture or Véda. ¢ apart, distinct. 23¢8 3B BBy, WS gdI to place separately, lay aside. 233 BB ZRDto A.C. BeTede R béda-bijjaga, s A name of Bramha. make distinct. 23¢8 B3 TR to give separ- 4 | ately. 23¢3 353 T0g,0% to make sit apart, H. 2365”9 bédili, s. Cowardice. 23Bep N gBeot another, other, a different one. 233 ! in a cowardly manner. 03@?5) another person, a different person. %% L3 C 28@3 béne, s. Ache, pain, 2533 BRo? T 2UT, ¥Bwom FUT other work, a different the exhaustion or weariness occasioned by work. 2328 Bwe ™ to 23:% @D to live apart. pain or sickness. 8¢ 2313 the headach. [eo¥0) 3 In (, change form, alter, take another turn. &:,¢%3:S a pain in the stomach. RS o33, nrags @33 wwn leave that road and go an- 0 37 9T & a man who is in pain or unwell. other way. of 13 T. B. 2093 bépdra, [w3#55] s Trade, c. Bedee> bér-kilu, v.a. To eradicate, commerce, traffic, merchandise. root up. D I H. 8epTE, wWeyonn bépharva, bé- C. BoToE &> bér-gdnt, v.n. The roots to phdmu, s. Inattention, negligence, care- appear. Wimer s 83%e ON dig till the roots ‘.’ lessness, apathy, indifference. appear. » C. 2B bér-padu, v. n. To be changed, H. fiesfifié—‘ bé-mdn, adj Disgraced. b altered, reformed, deformed. ZRI7E;I, % H. fig&‘bo@aé bé-muldje, s. Treating with Tor&BISe a changed, altered or reformed (¢ sternness or rigour, not shewing favour. man. o éfigaf)o?{o béyisu, v. a. To boil, seethe, C: ES‘QFSE‘dL”J bér-varadu, v, n. Theroots stew. 2. to consume, burn up. of a tree to spread. c. 51\9(553.) béyu, v. m. To be consumed, C. BeR=030 bér-variyu, v.u. Roots to burnt, boiled, seethed, baked, cooked. o> spread. V. d. To eradicate. IO 2% & sfeXa] et to be consumed, burnt up, &c. to come up by the roots. (, 259 g burnt mouth. o R uofi%Q 300 C. Be0TNS bélada-gida, s. The elephant 4 RT T regard every thing as good from a sore 3 or wood apple tree. RUB AW its gum. VR mouth, (resent not the abuse of the afflicted.) (.2 B Bey its fruit. & [ B 5335 béra, [v%3] s. Trade, mer- o 5363 béli, s. A hedge, fence., 29 @, T3 chandise. 3TN0 S9E to trade. WO T, wiROg metd, WRER I to put a i Fo8¢ 75O the C. Eggtff) béradi, s. A horse’s leg having a hedge or fence, to inclose. splint. outer hedge round a fort. oW 3O g hedge H, fig@g’&“d 5él'§ll, s. An account of assess- round a town. © .,st% R TS TN I ment, the total assessment of a district. o35 if the hedge eat up the field, who will take care of it P prov. used of one unfaith- C. "ngda béru, s. A root. 2. asplint. <0 ful to his trust. S ¥ an edible root. 5D #d opening and Ch H. 85053® bé-vasa, s, Subjection. manuring the roots of trees. W TP to 3 eradicate. 23D Aweentire destruction, w32 A. C. BeRTRo=B> bévasarmadu, s, A Ly @Y™ a kind of jack tree, the roots of which vow to injure, a wicked purpose. fh bear the fruit, which when grown, bursts A Q. 'éggfifij be’va}a, s. A merchant. A forth from the earth. 30 B to come H. B0500Rs bé-vdrasu, adj. Without K at the origin of a thing. W BRodR T to heir, claimant, or owner. 3TV 230BN un- L, take up by the root, to eradicate. claimed property reverting to government. §, -1 W (=p) S s o3eN efi’g)?‘i 10 C. Egeg)sgj 66{0?.78(275(1, See under L3530, AT ?SQ%'C)'&)J béharisu, v.n. To wander, roams. C. B9, BeDITIT bévu, bévina-mara, afl BTF ¢, 0 C. ?3(655 béhava, See under W=, s. The neem tree or margosa. her, % BT, TO BRI, S B varieties of mar- G. 830550 b6hd, adj. Bad, wicked. @t fed, gosa. DI margosaoil. S B3P a herb 3me FUR g bad work, T5 a wicked man. ) so called. VDIce margosa gum. WD) 83 T. B. 80590 béhdra, [wy#0] s, Traffic, ol B 55?& a ceremony of eating margosa leaves trade, commerce, merchandise. - at the commencement of a new year. c. Bex> béhu, s. Watching t=F] observing se- part, H. fif% bésh, ady. Good, proper, well, excel- cretly. 3BT, IETT D0, BWIDI TV, W T3 lent, best. 0 0 a spy, secret messenger. W& g mer- e B, Z“Q?\J) bésa, | =] s. A disguise, a mask, chant, tradesman. el t0 2. a dress, ornament, decoration. X 6. -586&3 béhu, v. n. To become boiled, o] C. BT bésa, s. Pulp. ¥5:¥ e to take seethed, stewed, baked, consumed, burnt up. e out the pulp. 233 873 WD g shell deprived A% G x658‘\’0/)02\) bélamba, s. Deep, or intent of its pulp. thought, extreme anxiety. BwORRF T ¥ T. B. "efvgfioé bésanta, [3<o8] s, A small ey WRoBFVVRT going about intent on gathering pond. flowers. VFT Soguer VrYewsn D he thinking of him. BBVIT WFowRoo FTW to cease to it T. B. 233?\77? bésage, adj. Hot, sultry. s [33%°2] The second Hindu month. W= be anxious about the battle. 008 %3V hot weather. 02, ~ WA g WEW gultry heat. A L Z’gegg‘afo béldgu, v. n. To become Bx7c wT3 a brinjal grown in hot weather. d, foolish, insane, mad., e 233 Y corn grown in the hot weather. Wi A. c. Begodesd, TWegooRY béldra- o [ ‘égQ'&)’d, WD, LR, Zfig?\j?}:o bale, béldra-vale s. A certain kind of bésara, bésaru, bésarike, bésattu, fowler’s net. 05 s. Fatigue, weariness, vexation, disgust, an- WTTIND), 2K P o) D&Y, 2333 ALC. é{’\?fib bélidu, v. n. To bewail, la- ger, displeasure. ment. 239 B FT0 lamentation, bewailing. Bego to be fatigued, wearied, tired. =38 34 C. —?33%73 bélu, s. A kind of insect. 7] By, BT Ao . a. To weary, vex, disgust. C. BQRO bésari, s. A nose jewel resembling AL G fieeja bélu, v, n. To sacrifice burnt BRE> BR a peacock. offerings, to throw into a holy fire. nb ¥% the act of sacrificing. C. _2';87553 56/8627'16, v. #n. To be fatigued, N\ exhausted, tired, tired of, to loathe. A. C. 58?323 béludi, s. A shepherd’s priest. T. B. BTG bésdya, [z53339%]s, Cul- C. figfifififi béluve, s. Bewilderment, dul- tivation, agriculture, farming. 2RI Iy, ness of mind, stupor, infatuation. 2. sham- 23T FIADW to farm, cultivate. WeFechs med ignorance. ¥y Wb, WFFH WD g 2 ~n - a farmer, agriculturist, RO 8 ST, ~8° ~ 3 kind of decoy powder. 23:33% farming on one’s own account. 23] C. _?Sf\fl;? béle, s. Split pulse. 2. two six- FoohT ook implements of husbandry. =t teenths of a rupee. 3. a kernel. Swn0g WY yil FacdB e land under tillage. split Cytisus cadjan. wER B¢ split chick “1th C. Wy oD, Bedtodwece bdsdru, bé- pea, x> W& split green gram. C. BY bet, v.a. To abuse, revile, call ill names, Sa,]'()lzl((, See ¥3¢%T gnd BTN, kY ? 9 i | T. B. BAR bésige, | 379 s. Sultry wea- T.B. 2% beika, [BWF2] s. A beggar, mendicant. ther. A Gy f‘g?{b bésu, v. a. To boil, burn, seethe, C. = F beike, s Wish, desire, longing for, cook. especially the longing of pregnancy. 3¥e» il H. 85 eRRDIeTHrew S bé-sumdru-bdki, 7T to be longing for. [} =331 s. A large, interminable, hopeless balance. tv(so./hv i s. Abuse, ng C. Egé‘/\’eja beigalu, [ pl. of 737 4 w - 25;37{0 a&@%—’_& bad language, reviling, cursing. Wn¥0 33y c. BwoB3 bonkane, adv. Slopingly, to be abused, receive abuse. slantingly, obliquely. 1 C. EATEIE 6eigu, s. Evening. adv. In the C. Beo®> bonku, v.n To prevaricate, evening. B3NS 3¢ the evening time, H deny, lie. i S LR an evening darbar. C. B, BROR bongi, bonge, 5, A hole in the roof or wall. ) c. 3 oo, Eseé’/(ogf beigulu, beigula, See fi%fl%b. iz C. BwoR> bongu, s. A bamboo. 2. omi- C. NS0T beitanka, ado. Continually, nous black marks on the face. DT WwoT g, | evcr,‘ always. common bamboo. FI2R Vo g cdvadi 0 C. ?%@’b"m’o, 53@586?\‘53 beitarisu, bei- stick. WU Wword g palankeen pole. tirisu, v.a. To hide, conceal. AG. ~33~J®Oé) bonte, s, A rag, quilted gar- Jert 0. & A.C. B 33 bei-tale, s. The space left by ment. akr the division of hair in combing. %333 "3@"3& C. @.)\.@OZS bonde, s. A hole in the roof or ¢ an ornament worn in this division. wall. the 7. B. fié_?}j beitra, |s3%3)] s. A raft,float, 0 3"3@05733, 2oy bompale, bompu, fop. boat. s. Foam, froth, as of a horse ; phlegm, mucus. whi T. B, B(TOBT beidandika, (#309) s, 2. juice or pulp of fruit. adj. Pulpy, pappy, k> One who refutes. jellied. %wox»7 to become pappy or jellied. no2 D. 83 B 82TT0T3, fiéd@)fiofioé’ beida- ALEE 5@03@ bompu, s. The flower basel- s, ru-fudure, beidalu-kudure, s. A ma- la rubra or lucida. RN rauder’s horse. C. @‘)@0839 607)26(1[@ s. A kind of pap fime [5) €. BUD, 2NF0T beind, beini-mara, s. made of green fruits, &ec. & gruel. Who 10 The cadamba tree. 2330 BoB 3 toddy made c. Do bombalu, See Boo. 0, ¢ from this tree. ¢. BP0 bombu, [20w0] 5. A bamboo. e C. 2333 beiyu, v.a. To abuse; revile, Tug 2. membrum virile. TV Wweowd g paran. use bad language. B3BNIS g reviler, abuser. GT keen pole. S er Nw\JJ S C. "éfo‘zjso?\i beira-wdsa, [wes c. Eg;@oeoa;? bombuli, s. A mob, confus- An upper or over cloth. &, ed multitude. T. B. 200N beirdgi, [do57] s. One who qu . E&@Ofi bombe, s, An image, statue, professes to have no worldly passion or desire. e puppet, doll, an idol. ?fimc‘zfg BREW to b’ury Ban c. BOR, ?fp‘do‘i\ beirige, beirangi, s. the effigy of a person intended to be destroy- any A brace and bits, drill and bow, an instru- ed or decoyed, over which Incantations have 08, ment for boring. been repeated. etk RIN g successful an- 0 ¢ ’533 @2 beilu, s. A plain, an open field, tagonist to disinter this effigy, to prevent the tly an empty or waste space of ground. 2. an evil designed. @wcd: 323 to make puppets 4. the I esplanade. 3. the outside, exterior. move by wire. @wceS: 88 an exhibition of i5) air, atmosphere. 5. publicity. [y TE g. puppets moved by springs. @weelc Ty to broad, out of doors. W3 Wed an open curse by sorcery. ooy NS, Wwcedg 23 'LVU Lt ag plain. * 2. a public privy. 3 daz, e dried a doll’s house, a child’s toy. tobacco. 5320 FoInT g travelling smith. T. B. 20003 bomma, [©,0%]s. Bramha. N togy (o) —85}!@)"5’ bokka, s. A hornless ox. 2. a €. B é%fi’ beildore, s. The mirage. 1 ones <3 (3 LQvo)\Qs/ V] adv. So, in bald-headed man. adj. Toothless, sunk in T. B. Ei: 3T beishika, fl‘xe hi that manner. about the mouth. ™ “G C -3_3»@%( & 60/1f,7t'[l22d, s. A coat. pocket. c. ’eseéfia, ngé?d%@gfq) beisu, beisi-kollu, am v. n. To desire, long, wish for. c. BT IS bokkani, s. A horse’s gram A g i v ’?fi -&J‘D 602'826, S. Cl(}g;]'ance_ 235'.57\) ESArYaS) bag. %, to make clear, to clear away. C. '53@%55;% bokkanna, s, A proper name. 4) 738 G- 23R Ei ) <+ 23@%39 J g, 0. BT 25900 bokka-bdi, s. A tooth- C. ?3@333}3 bojjdra, s. An ennuch. less mouth, lantern-jaws. c. @3@8%0;\) bojjiga, s. A corpulent or pot- rcal, C. éfi@fi&?\j bokkasa, s Treasure, a trea- bellied man. suary. “ ) a pocket. WeF, NI a treasurer. W5 mE @3S g treasury. Q. 53@&5’3 : '2'3,@% bojyu, bojje, s. Tor- 5 A puleney, a pot-beily. . E&ra%éj, 53@3?% bokki, bokke, s A c. B8H bottu, s. A spot of paint on the Ol pimple, pustule. 2. agrave. 3. a rat’s hole. forehead, a drop of water. 2. a finger, toe, Sogoey @%j BeF, 255 We? a body covered 4. a female’s orna- with pimples. 3. 1-64th of a pagoda. ment suspended on the forehead. 5. the c. B st’m% bollé-kannu, s. A su- marriage badge. FoBHT3 25@3’%)5 a pure g’gld perior kind of bxi)a,d-fruit. [ o forehead ornament. o 25’@%5&, fizéjg PAVIAN) C. éife)?\J@ bogari, s, A spinning top. r4 2 a flat glass bead put on the forehead. #F303 a kind of small ornamental buttress at each of ot Batd, TS B, g black spot put on the end of the main beam of a native house, in forehead to prevent the effects of evil eyes. the form of a top. Mg BWen® a humming 3,8 ¥wtd, a musk spot. 25, the thumb, il top. WD e5enD, €385 WBAR0 5 common top N the great toe. +0¢ wwtdy the little finger, which hums. B0 34¢ the peg of a top. Tittle toe. 20nog B3, 23end: 3w g round breast, e 0. BRVBAHTIITO» boda-bodane- 10 dn8on g child’s cot with ornaments like tops. 70 BRDW $0 spin a top. WeROR B> szzi’iyzz, v. n. To ooze with force, as blood from a wound, &c. @GN to turn a tep in a lathe. WSeRD esbd a 0. BuodR> bodime, s. A virile spot. pap game at tops, WANOR TSI persons C. BB bodiyu, [w2ww] v. a. To who exhibit feats in spinning a very large top. A, 0. BARD> bogaru, [4m] s, Radi- beat, strike, flog, lash. 5#® Fw¥d to heat a ance, lustre, effulgence. 3 L 1S the soft person one’s self. WwdW to cause to beat. lustre of the body. 2. to serve up or set food before a person. ¥ ldl w0 FRro®B B to be beaten or carried away C. TBRARD bogase, s. The two hands join- ed so as to hold any thing. 2. a handful, by wind or water. i As a revenue term it signifies the small per- c. VR boddi, s. A whore. 2. a contemp- quisites granted to village servants, which tuous epithet applied to an offending wife. Bend s ey are measured by the handful. ¢ 53@%7?, @3@623 boddige, boddu, s, ury BwnER &AW to join the two hands to receive The navel. 0y any thing. c. BRMR bonige, adj. Small, minute ave 0. BRRYS, BeRYs bogalu, bogulu, s. Small pieces of dried cow-dung. v. n. To bark, clamour. BerY 35R3 do not C. BATBHTRHRTE> Loda-boda-ko- il clamour. Wwrvst, $ened IO, insanity, de- radu, v. n. To gush forth, asblood from lirium. BRADII one who clamours. D[en a wound, 03 W g barking dog. c. BRQ NG boddi-gida, s. A shrab so C. DR boggu, v. n. To stoop, bend for- o3 [S19) ward, e Sex@ to stoop down and look. called. @3B % By, Bl g 3P} its leaves, used e @ to humble, bring down, Hen as a vegetable, WwdR T a berry growing on it. to cause to stoop or bend. . B2t bockcha, adj. Sunk in about D. fi\fe}'&:fi boppa, s. A father. the mou:t-h, from loss of teeth, &e. C. -?5"@‘%) 60])]98, s. Concavity. adj. Con- cave. C. ?&roo?ra bochechu, s. Sheep’s wool. 2 a bird’s nest. 3. feathers. Bwed 3 to build o c. ’2&{@2@32& B8, Bpapd bob- a nest. Wt 200 3 woolly sheep. bade, bobbate, bobbudi, s. The rind, C. fi)@o"gd, AN o bojja, bojjanna, s bark of trees, or roots, the skin of seeds. A proper name, C. —ZSJ@&%)&’) bobécfgfa, s. A shout or cry. 739 SR Ma‘ 322 e3ReT ) C. 53@?3 3> bobbidu, See under Bt c. é)@?@?f?? bichdli, s Lying, lying boast or promise, very bad or infamous con- 0. Boewy bobbuli, s. A bubdle. 2. a duct. . blister, @wep @ T3 the ring of the middle toe s @8@383 béchi, adj. Shaven, shorn, horn- S. m I C. és\.@’;? bob’ e, s. A loud noise of quarrel- less. 1e breast, as given toinfants, ¥} ling, weeping, lamentation, making a great 30333 g man whose head is shorn, a bald 9 headed man. noise by beating the hand on the mouth. y4 a burn, blister. wz,za ST, zfmazso, 'zfifi,i C. “23@@&5 60’? @y 5. A country so_called. g3, ‘23\.’5'&%"3033.), 'z:?vc,%b &), TR, 'z:?m:z)g T to 23 (6 ’8‘3@3&3 boti, s. A woman. weep aloud, roar out, make a great noise by O '?73@3353 botu, s. A tamarind fruit con- beating the hand on the mouth, to make a taining but one seed. quarrelling noise. w5 S2FT persons who make a great noise or disturbance. 2. bawl- 0. B3, Bwed, BWeds bdda, bidi, ing mendicants. %34% 7?70 a bawling men- bddu, adj. Bald, shorn, hornless, o ko AN-) S R@¥F 3 woman dicant. %k F2c0® a mendicant’s profession 2 a hornless buffalo. whose head is shaved, of extorting alms by begging. mg g FONF B0, Vil wors a bawling jangam mendi- 0. BweBs00d bdda-vdi, s, A toothless cant. s D to rise in blisters, break out mouth. in sores. C. Bweed, BweodR bdni, binige, s A. C. DR bomasa, adj. Level, even, Hansel, the first money a seller receives in equal. the morning. Lake3RR IND to take hansel. T. B. B2, bomma, (%] s. Bramha. e '8?3\{@)3&79\ b(;(z;g@, s. Architrave. nRanrg [¥aYa! Bw3y % a brahmany giant. LAY RN the imposts ox capital of a pillar. C. BWwdF, TWeOR borike, borige, s C. BT bédu, s. A hole into which A large hole made by bandycoots, &e. ahole - children play marbles. in a sore, wound, &c. c. “23@3’5%:@)3 bode-hullu, s. The grass, G 53@5) borre, s. A hole or mesh in rat- andropogon nardus. tan ch_:mirs, &c. See BwCZ. s. Bwed, Bwey bddha, bidhe, C. BRRBwE bosa-bosa, s. The noise of Wisdom, intellect, understanding. 2. a- panting, hard breathing, of bellows, the his- wakening, arousing. @w¢# 503) holding the sing of a serpent, &c. LRRBIRITIS 2:55 TR finger and thumb, as if pinching any thing. a fever becoming high. S. ?3.@3(}35 bodhaka, s. Ateacher,preach- C. ’83&)? boli, v». a. To rub on, besmear, er, one who persuades, admonishes, or incites. as pigments, &c. to put on as whitewash, or colouring upon awall. 2. to sweep. ¥ 8. ?3&)8@23 bodhane, s. Tnstruction teach- to cause to besmear, whitewash, sweep. ing, persuasion, exhortation, advice, admoni- tion, incitement, inducement. 32293 taught, A. O. ’é&@gofifi bonkane, adv. Quickly, instructed, admonished. WR T3y IR, Wy hastily, speedily. B Bewh, Wt to teach, instruct, explain, H. 2000008 bdndu, s, Coffee. atom B inform, advise, incite, admonish. BIRFRES = raw coffee. bad advice, error- 23S good advice, C. 5@359‘% bokani, s. A beardless man. wholesome instruction. C. Boed ki, s. A potsherd. &=s, mowd S. 5&.@3@@ bodhike, s. A female fortune %, %wegT0 Wwrd W), my object is frustrated. teller. B @‘)Je)e'i\" boga, [@w:R] Enjoyment, S. *g:?‘,ggfi')da =35 MJILi—druma,- s. The pleasure. 2. nourishing, holy fig tree, ficus religiosa. C. égfififlbgfg 56,9'“22?.: s. A boiler or caul- c. '"53{@@'.5 bona, s. Food. =83 3et food dron, done up for ajourney. ¥:3nS; a female cook. 740 A ) & C 23.2¢530 B & g C. ?3@353 bonu, s. A trap. 2. concavity. c. 5@3@’3#3 bolavisu, See BacgyD. con O Wk g rat-trap. A. C. ?TSJQSEE bdle, s A short wooden pir 25 PVEAY foui} H. B0 bdi, See e shot by fowlers at game 2. a gold orna- I =3 £ 0. Be8, By, oW Pe3B bira, ment suspended from th rehead, in the ii‘ Y \,) f. » 23R ¥odd 8on form of the holy fig tree bérala, boraku, adj. Shaven, shorn. 2 ald hornless. s. A ¥R a spot of paint in the form of the above, adv. Flatwise, on the face. LBRgFT the demi- shaven head. 2. a medical drug. 2505 TR put on the forehead. %, WarVF W to fall flas on the face. FANC1Y gods. W= Brikaspati. ToaA D, Bagwdr A Swnd to lie on the face. C. @3@07:50' o bdleisu, v a. To caress, VRV BITY, WRLUF e et ooR stroke the body, to coax. 2. to strip, plunder. I #t0 turn upside down. 0. BROTDED oy borapanpu-mriga, 8. ayon b()udd/za, s. A Budhist. 1, s. A red kind CJof deer. G. 290A% bydgade, [3’3] 5. A kind of €. fi@ibfi 50/1'2'9@, s. A broom. 2. a pile Dutch metal or paper gilt with tinsel. iy of cow-dung cakes. G 27009, 257 3 bydna, bydra, s A piece of pasturage attached to a village, be- A. C. fi@e’d) boru, s. A snare, trap. 2. war, longing to the headman thereof, and let out ] G @3@38 bdre, s. A hill, mound, rising by him to the people for the grazing of their ground. cattle, at so much per head. 1 C. W3NG bdré-gida, s. The jujube il tree, ziziphus jujuba. S WRBR AB an G. 2703 bydne, See Be3. inferior kind. D BBk AB an excellent G &)T;ng bydra, s, Trade, merchandise, kind, %wg3g T2 the jujube, used as a ve- commerce. getable. RORR bydsage, See B3t X6, fiu’aed bo’rra, s. A bow with a notch 2R0NT bydsara, See B=c. b in the middle. 2. a bald, or shaved head. 3 a medical root. &329@ bydle, See ©:¢. ;5:: ) 0. BvewE bdrla, See Batdo. 8_3)"% bradhma, s. The sun, ey n A. 0. Bred bdl, | 3 4 2 2:9] adv. Like, as. )@y brahma, s Bramha, the first dé/ity of the Hindu triad, and the operative S. @gx@e@ boli, s, Myrrh, 2. a potsherd. Creator of the world. 2. an officiating priest. C. @3;@3@)3 bolu, s. Concavity, hollowness, w,33,2590 g religious student ; the young brah- man from the time of his investiture with the C. ?3@3?3 bovi, s, A palankeen bearer, a fisherman. sacred thread, to the period of his becoming a householder. C. ?3..@3‘?) boshi, s. Circumstances, condi- It is also applicable to a tion. 2. a toothless mouth. person, who continues with his spiritual teacher, through life, studying the Veédas, Ao '5‘3)@365‘07‘{ bo’}mrz’gc, s. A broom. It and observing the duties of the student. c. Boey, Bweew, Bweys bdla, bk, is also given‘as a title to pundits learned in bolu, adj. Bald, close shaven. 2. horn- the Védas, and to a class of ascetics. By less, though of an age to have them. s. A the Tantras it is assigned to persons whose name common to Shudras. Wy JnoB g chief virtue is the observance of continence, shorn widow. Wy F98) g vessel without a and it is assumed by many sects of religious neck. Wwgy Swodg dowy 338 &R like the mendicants. 3 (or ®8 ©)%,) the divine shorn widow thinking of her topknot (use- cause or essence of the world, from which all less wish.) 23w:¥3y a hornless ox. WwRRFd T created things are supposed to emanate, and S a house without an upper story. AL finally to return ; the unknown god. 4. the FRBy, WY to shave. Védas. 5. the practice of austere devotion, c. BwePeor bdla-bande, s. A village 6. sacred knowledge. )33, Fecdwey, LN identification with Bramka. 80 »(yzalled. 741 o . )% S. Jjj%f@zg brahmanya, adj. Related to, s. The universe. adj. Very much or many, or connected with a brahman. excessive, immense, terrible, dreadful, awful, pompous. )%2,08 03¢ a Sanscrit work S. 95—55“’3%5 brahma-ndbha, s. Vishnu, as having produced from his navel, the lotus treating especially of the dimensions, con- tents, &c., of the universe, whence Bramha sprung. 8. 33*0_6_6@:5) brahma-putra, s. A sort s. 9533&3 brakmdni, s. Saraswati, 2. Narada. of poison. 8. ._2}?5_:32501’) brahm-dnanda, s g Great 8. 2,008, brakma-yagnya, s. The happineES. 2. heaven, study of the Védas. 8. 29)®,00 brdhmana, s, A man of the 8. 9_66_56025 brahma-randhra, s, The first Hindu tribe or of the order of prieste crown or top of the head. hood, a brahman. ©3,%, &3 the wife of a brahman, a woman of the brahmanical tribe. S aj’o_égbgg brahma-riti, s, Silver_‘ ) brass. ©3,%,7283 a brahman by birth, not by at- tention to his duties; one who subsists by 8. 2 - ; ReFe R brakma-varchasa, s avocations properly limited to the other tribes. Holiness, resulting from the study and prac- ©3)%.655 an assembly of brahmans. 2. the tice of the Védas. state, quality, or business of a brahman. 8. %, X038 brakma-sitra, s The S. &_Djfogg brdhmi, s, Saraswati, wife of sacred thread worn by brahmans. Brahma. 8. 2)%,%80 brakma-hatye, s Brah- 8. 29)%0,0R0BRIE brdhmi-mubirta, minicide, killing a brahman. s. The time before sun-rise. Q 8. 2)%2,0880 brdhmdnjali, s. Thejoin- Do A @68 67’(&%77{7/61, s. A mode of mar- ing both hands together whilst r‘eading the riage, the presentation of the bride, elegant- Vedas. . ly adorned, by the father to the bridegroom, 0 D) o3 brahkmdnda, [egg of Bramha) whom he has invited. S.Ej —3 ANNNALAANANANNAANNANNANANANAANAAAANAANANANANNNA k & bha, The forty-second letter of the alpha- ripe, is bruised and smoked for intoxication. bet, the aspirate of the preceding, and expres- The leaves dried are ground in water and sed by bha. 2. a star, an asterism. smoked for the same purpose. 8. §0R bhanga, s, A wave. 2. breaking, 8. gon bhangi, s. Manner, mode, way. splitting. 3. a bit, piece, 4. loss, injury, defeat, disgrace, discomfiture, degradation. 5 a S. g0RYT bhangura, adj. Crooked, bent. 2. perishable. chasm, fissure, division. 6. dishonesty, deceit, 2 fraud, circumvention, cheating. WoR I@, 3o . o0& 3 bhanjane, s. Destruction. breaking, splitting o238 destroyed, broken. R to be disgraced, defeated, deceived, o n Iy Wor® g destroyer. 33083 to beat, disgrace, ™ to disgrace, defeat, degrade, deceive. C. ORIV bhangdra, s. Gold, wormss defame, spoil, ruin W gold leaf. Wormds FTwy gilding. T. B. 808 bhanta, [w¥]s. A soldier, hero. 0. §30n bhangi, s, The hemp plant, Canna- C. §0oB bhanda, adj. Obscene, rude, filthy. bis sativa, The fructification, when nearly Wor33 s, Impudence, rudeness, obscenity. 2. r7 { 42 eooB WM ) Ay, indifference as to the payment of debts. o s. PAR8 bhagavati, s. A goddess. 2. B 328 ghscene language. Parvati, &e. il fork 8. PoBM, FoBdI bhandana, bhandana, s afifiafl&?\e@o bhagavad-gite, s. A cele- [0 s. War, battle. 2. armour, mail. brated Sanserit work. c. gowo& bhanddta, adj. Moderate, mid- 8. ¥NQ bhagini, s. A sister. dling. s. Trouble, straits, difficulty, great S. §NeTR bhagiratha, s. A certain king 1t exertion. 2. unnatural behaviour, as brothers S. QJT?J’DQQJ' Mu—go']a, s. The celestial globe. fighting and abusing one another, &c. e — >} C. 2‘)//\\@ Z)/mggane, adv. Suddenly, unex- th 8. PordT bhanddra, s. A treasury, store- pectedly. room, clothes’ closet, wardrobe. 2. saffron powder. PomTna, Womeln g keeper of the S. &Ry bhagna, adj. Broken, ruptured. 2. overcome, defeated. 8. disregarded. (o] 713\ ) ih treasury. WomT 2w )'3 robbing a public trea- 70 to be broken or defeated. Wy S03e3P sury ; any very heinous offence. disappointed hopes, frustrated purposes. Wy ]} C. §50B bhandi, s. A cart, chaise, any wheel- 2. a wheel. STT, By, BB hroken hearted. ed conveyance. 3. the plant ha Mimosa albida. 4. a dot. worg T, to get S. %3 bhajane, s. Worship, adoration, homage. W™, BwIR I9B to worship, adore, a conveyance ready. A0FR Wod a carriage BRI 2%, adorable. W= a worshipper. drawn by oxen. ok &3 the bottom of a Ul Wodg ¥R carriage. FoBg #/W g linchpin. o}, 3588%‘_} bhajji, s. A brinjal roasted in em- & to take out a linchpin. bers. h 8. 38 bhata, s. A warrior, soldier. T. B. %58 bhakuta, [%2] adj. Devoted, attached to. B8 [¥E] devotedness. S. 2,'5535?) bhatitra, s. Any thing roasted on a spit, as meat, &c. T, B. ?,fifi%b, 5 bhakkari, bhakri, [¥Zs] s. Dressed food. 2. a cake. S. 3‘3)&35 bhatta, s An honorary title ap- )y s. 38(F bhakkike, s, Manner, mode, way. plied to learned brahmans, denoting excel- lence or superiority. 2. a philosopher or S, 2,5?’9 bhakta, adj. Worshipping, zealous, learned man. pious, devout, devoted, attached to, engrossed by. s. Food, boiled rice. 8. & 253‘@;38, a‘jééjd@i bhatta-mdn- & ya, bhatta-vritti, s. Land given to brah- H. efiida bhalktaru, s. Armour for the arm mans with favourable rent. below the elbow. c. P&B,T - AN oo bhatta-rdju, See WY, 8. efii bhalti, s. Service, worship, zeal, de- 9%.a 8. &3859,8F bhattdraka, s. A sage or votion, piety, faith, belief, affection. part, portion. W, DoB IBEW to obey from saint. 2. a king. love, reverence, &c., live devoutly. %%, 3%, S. 2@’&3 bhatti, s. The brother of Vikramdrka. %, 493 g feeling of devotedness. ¥%, nwd, & S. 8,55’3 bhatti, s A rupture. 2. falling %, 533309, W3, 853G piously, devotedly. b down of the womb. 3. a still, alembick, kiln. o8 g devoted man. 2. to WE i gwor the womb to fall down. 8. 33)7< blaaga, 8. Pudendum muliebre. 2 have a rupture. %, T8, FUr < to raise prosperity, fortune. 3. beauty, splendour, ef- and secure the womb. zfi,égj B to distil. o =333 (8 fulgence. 4. excellence, greatness. €0 BY, g lime-kiln. a7 &3 a brick-kiln, 8. ¥R bha-gana, s The host of Heaven. 8. 58,0 bhattini, s. A crowned queen. 2 2. a dactyl. the wife of a brahman. 3> 0. FREAJPDN bhaga -bhaga-vuri- & 538 &3 cgé%dai, 83853 bhattu, bhat- YU, v.n. To blaze with a crackling noise. terava, bhaz,‘mva, s. A herald or bard, 8. PRI03 bhagavanta, s. God, the Su- one who recites the titles, &c., of kings. 2. Shiva. 4 preme Being. 3. Vishnu. A. C. RS bhanugu, s. A mean, base, Budha. worthless character. 5. any adorable male, 743 = j - I E0) & o= (& T. B. 83608 bhanata, [©32] s, A report; not sufficiently raised. R R 5 Beo Booty WD a speech. it must be made fuller. C. Heogied bhana-bhana, adj. Solitary, 8. &30¢9 bharani, s. The second lunar 8 Ionely, as a house without inmates, &e. mansion. 2. the sluice of an artificial lake. 3. a small box for jew Cide als B, aji bhatta, [v=2] s. Paddy. H; ?,Si ox> bhattisu, adj. Thirty-two. % s. & (o1} bharata, s, The younger brother of Ramna. &/72a307 thirty two kinds of weapons. 38R 2. the son of Dushyanta by Sa- b kuntala. 3. the name of a celebrated writer % %3 92 ¥% a work in Canarese, in which the 1] on dramatic composition, of which he is also thirt&-two images of a king’s throne are re- sometimes considered as the inventor. 4. an presented as delivering fables to the king, B when akout to ascend. actor, dancer, mimick, @33 323, a work of - Bhrarata, which appears to have been a body i o ?JEJQS) bhatya, [= s Extra allow- of Satras or rules relating to every branch ance to servants when travelling, batta. of theatrical writing, woer ) ® a name of S. qfid bhadra, s. Care, attention, pre- Rdama. WT8 203 India proper. caution, watchfulness. 2 safety, security. : 3. happiness, prosperity, fortune. 4. a superi- 8. &TVTN&® bharadwdja, s. A saint so called. 2. a king-crow. or kind of elephant. adj. Careful, attentive, watchful. 2. strong, safe, secure. 3. happy, H. §30L00° bhara-pird, adj. Full. M prosperous, lucky, propitious. Zr. Take care! T B. 2,50);5?\)) bharavasa, s. Confidence, o D0 = o 5 Jo - y 5] beware ! 2 to make safe or secure. trust, belief, dependence. &, assurance, B3)AD to be safe, secure. '&'fv SIFTe an pledge of good faith. WBITDIR to confide D astronomical perfod so called. in, believe, trust, rely upon. £, afi;@jm? bhadra-kdli, s, Pérvat, H. 802003%» bhardisu, . a. To give the 8, horse to a mare. 2. to fill 8. 833 59535F bhadra-diyaka, s God, the giver of safety or happiness. 8. 03 bharita, adj. Full, replete, filled, completed. 2. nourished. 8 8. 0T w902 bhadra-ddru, s, A tree so called. S. PORD, OO bharisu, bhariyi- 8. §T)3083% bhadra-mantapa, s, A S%, v». @ To carry, sustain, bear. “, 2 to = seat, throne. maintain, support. 8. PT/RT bhadrasura, s. A dagger. 8. Re bharga, s Shiva. 2. light, lustre, 8. ajw_zjz”fdpa bhadrdkarana, s. Shay- C. g3e3= bharchi, s. A spear, pike. ing. § S. a3 bharjane, s. Striking, beating. s. PRI bhadrdsana, s. A throne. 2. reproving, rebuke. § 8 953_\))3 6172(6‘3/5&, s. Fear, alarm, fright, 8. 3%« bharta, s. A husband, lord, master § d_read, t,in'lidlty‘ [afesh) 553), W fi@go, BN ~ 9 H. o9 bharta, adyj. Full, replete, comple- B, to be afraid. B2 to alarm, frighten. ted. 2. nourished. § Bhows, Yins¥, BB formidable, fright- P 0T T Ty 8. $SHTTTT bhartri-ddraka, s A ful, terrific, horrifying. Y a terri- 8 fic form. young prince designated as the successor 2 to the throne, and associated to the empire, 8. &T bhara, adj. Much, excessive. '™ o 8 e 3 swift. o Fo0F g princess. heavy. G H. §33ed bharajari, s. Gold thread. S. %53(6'6‘53 bhartsana, s. Threat, menace. S. goF bharma, s. Gold. 8. 88 bharata, s. A potter. 8 G. o, PPy, 5ol bhald, bhala- 8. Y ee bharana, s. Filling. 2. cherish- 3. bhala, bhalare, interj. Bravo ! well done ! ing, maintaining, supporting. wages, hire. wVBT W& 93 to fill the belly. 2 8. 85(% bhalla, s. A kind of arrow, spear. 2. SR WSea Fowm the floor of this house is a bear. 744 — %Y WD 7 C. g 8% bhallanisu, o, 4. To deck, 8. 2590520 bhdnkdra, s. The sound of a dress, ornament. large drum. mar 8. afie)caoéi%, qjejc%g bhallétaki, bhal- (6,1 2,530@ 6&6572%6‘, s. A French horn. ake, ldta, s. The marking nut plant, Semicar- 8. 9003 bhdnda, s, Any earthen pot. 2 pus anacardium. any vessel. 3. capital, principal. 4. harness. LHEE S. aSeé%%’, ?5@@)% bhalluke, bhallitka, S. e3o0mOoT bhdnddydra, S A trea- 81 s. A bear. sury, storehouse, store-room. %30m» FaNII o T. B. 830, 2,5('6;3)04)3 bhalya, bhalleya, & a cash-keeper, 1150 (s @ e S. A spear. 3 a0} > )] i o g spearman., S. opoodTBedo bhdndika-déhi, s A defeated man. \ Ul S. P33 bhava, s Being, existing, the self support of something already produced. 2. My S. ego0l¢TB03 bhdndira-désha, s. A birth. 3. Shiva. %= TS original sin, sin country so called. il of of a former birth. B 8008 =3 (od, the re- 8. e99R bhdga, s. Portion, share, part. 2 . mover of original sin, @3 F3RTIT, w03 0D to side, part. WY 27 the right side. a3 23R get rid of original sin. the left side. Snowren the front part. & 023 8. efifibgcfia 6fiavadz'g/a, pro. Your’s, your 7 the hind part. 37 393, Ao divide, honour’s, &c. distribute. S. §3Z bhavana, 5. A house, dwelling. 8. eIORRC3 bhdgadhéya, s, Fate, desti- o B3I a palace. %y B3I an excelient ny, luck. house, 9%¥308 BT g private house or room. 8. 9eADE bhdgavata, s. Oneof the pu- 8. 59 bhavdni, s. Parvati. 2. a wo- ranas. 2. the Bhagavadgite 3. a drama- man’s proper name. tic representation of any of the incidents in 8. 8;133‘6?')\3 bhavishya, s. Ability, prosperi- that work ; also called wenS=st. 3, an ex- ty, welfare. 2. rank, distinction. cellent or pious man. S. 353331'85'_30 bhavishyattu, adj. Fature, 8. gONYT, 9TeT bhdgdra, bhikdra, about to be. SO\ PR gER Y the future tense. 8. (in arith.) Division. %5738 3»3 to divide, WRR§3309¢ a work on prophecy. 8. ORI bhdginéya, s. A sister's son 8. §YT, Fo bhavuka, bhavya, qq; WINSW a sister’s daughter. Happy, auspicious, prosperous, well, proper, S. eflsa?\ed@ bfidgz’?'afizz, s. The Ganges‘ fit, right. 2. beautiful, handsome. 3. future. S. 99970 bhdgya, s. Riches, wealth. 2 o 8. T bhashaka, s. A dog. W the prosperity, felicity. 3. destiny, fortune, luck. barking of a dog. §eTyHoB g rich, wealthy person. 5??:333?"713 s. %5’?6@ bhasala, s. The carpenter hee. unhappiness, adversity, misery, ill luck. #» 8. PAT bhasita, s. Ashes. w7 good fortune, good luck. 8. PoXT 6fi({']'al€fl, 8. An heir, inheritor, 8. T J, e,Si%fl bhastra, bhastrike, s. A bellows. 2 in arith. the divisor. 8. 8%, bhasma, s. Ashes. 2. calx. © - 8. o3 67&(@’]'017261, s. Any vessel, as a pot, & NEuFSI clearing away the ashes of a funeral cup, plate. pile, and putting them into some river. S. epaafiog ()ba’jya, s.in arith, The dividend, C. 9 3 bhallane, adv. Suddenly, with a S. 2»‘33&3):5 b}t(;,!(l/f(l, 8. Pmce, wages, hire, rent. bang: 8. 88, &30 bhaksha, bhakshana, s, . 25983 bhdte, s, A road, path, way. 2508 0 20 g traveller. Feeding, eating, devouring. BET an eater 2. a glutton, epicure. &2 eaten, devoured S. 08 bhdna, s. A sort of dramatic en- BEg dressed food ; food that is masticated tertainment, described as one in which the 2 “ . a cake, WM, WEA InE to eat, devour interlocutors do not appear on the scene, or 745 &% %3 o S. ORED bhdargavi, s. Lakshmi 2. as the narrative of some intrigue, told either Parvati. 3. Saraswati. by a hero, or the third person. 8. 290088 bhddrapada, s. The sixth S, 23DONE bhdrye, s. A wife Iunar month, that in which the moon’s change T. B. © bhdla, 2] s. The share of a takes place when the sun is in Pirgo plough 8. ePO0)8339833 bhddra-mdtura, s . eoveTEL R Lhdld-kattige, s. A pike- The son of a virtuous and loyal wife. staff. 8. 993 bhdna, adj. Shining, brilliant. D800 bhdlé-kachéri, s. The 8. e593> bhdnu, s, The sun. 2590593 spearmen office. Sunday. 0. egox bhava, s A Thusband’s elder H H. 21393 Z)]LCU’Z@, See WX, brother, wife’s brother, maternal uncle’s s son, H. 9% bhdpu, s. A father. if older than one’s self § T. B e,,uub bhapzm, See w0, S. ¢39% bhdva, s. The eighth year in the G eoRyS, &Ry bhdpure, bhdpu, Hindu cycle of sixty 2. state, condition of innate property. wntery. Bravo! well done! being, natural state of being, 3. memnno, purpose, § . 2500, egodaQ bhdme, bhdmini, s lisposition, nature 4. state or affection A virtuous wife 2. a woman intention, mind, soul 8. ¢990 bhdra, s. A weight, load, burden. of mind, emotion, passion, sentiment, especi- B 2. responsibility, charge, obligation, onus. 3 ally as an object of amatory and dramatic Two kinds of @33 are usually oppression, heaviness, in sickness 4, 1m- poetry enumerated 2 and B 2590 the portance, consequence 5. difficulty ady . first of which comprehends eight varietie Heavy onerous, important difficult 2 and the second thirty three The list blends obligatory 3. indisposed. 4. acute, severe. Y 27 one who has the burden or manage- both feelings and effects ; and sorrow, sleep 8 ment of affairs. Cav, Ay mdasq passion, death, &c are equally classed 235903 Sy 3 o5y amongst the Qe IR, Dramatic writers add 8 Ty to take up a burden, bear a weight two other classes; viz. wdyes and Sy § bear the responsibility. 5. birth 6. act, action, movement, gesture, I 030, epoTT0 bhdranka, bhdrane, corporeal expressions of amorous sentiments, s. A badge of strength or prowess. or love, of which the origin and effects are 8. po08 bhdrata, s The sacred epic 7. the ascribed to the organs of the body § poem of the Hindus, composed by Vyasa. abstract idea conveyed by any word. 8. the o8 bhdrati, s. Saraswati, goddess simple idea derived from the root, as expres- § of speech. 2. a speech. 3. dramatic recitation sed in one class of derivatives, as a going, & S. epodoNg bhdradwdja, s. A sage so W to 8, doing, &c. 9. advice, instruction called. 2. Drona, the military preceptor of intend, mean, fancy, imagine, figure to one's the Kurus and Pandus 3. a king-crow, self. 2523 18 known, understood regarded as very ominous. The external ex § 8. e9o3T bhdvaka, s B3, bhdra-yashti, s. A pole pression of amatory sentiments. 8 or yoke for carrying burdens J® B xR POR0T bhdavaki, s. A woman. §, C. Po0OT &, bhdrd-katiu, s A game Tod a choice or eminent woman. so called 8. epoR®, eposesd bhdva-ja, bhdva- i C. &990 bhdri, adj. Important. 2. great, tall 27208 SYIR g a respectable man (FRNRF Jata, s Cupid. 2. love. a high road g0 FUF an important work S. epvwe* bhdvagnya, s. Mental acumen, C S. QOONE Nwrgava, s. Parashurama. penotratlon acquaintance with the character 2. Shukra or Venus. or sentiments of others 25 awe:fi JoTITER one who excels in scrutinizing others. 8. gJOAE fafj(fia bhdrgava-priya, s A diamond. 8. 8,3')53 bhdvane, s, Mental perception, 4 6 e IV ( 2] = S. [5%) recollection, the present consciousness of past ¥ 2R bhdshisu, v, n. To speak, con- 9 & ideas or perceptions, mind, intention. verse, talk. religious and abstract meditation. 3. look- S. EQDKJ;\ 65(('-._8%6, s. Speech, language, dia- ofa ing about, observing. 4 5 decorating. 1 ct 2. Saraswati, the goddess of speech. fragrance, smell. NS LITIBRA ST to 3 an oath. 2080 (another language) in- ike: view or consider in the light of a child. [ab) terpretation, translation from one language Ty *Jav\oiao a’nfie IIICRA IID to view a into another. ©3g ¢33 g foreign tongue. S The minister’s wife in the light of a mother. 59 0 2393 g vernacular tongue. 83 5o a dialech ISR I FaP to think, reflect, imagine. or provincial langnage. %33 )35 an oath. s. PoNBRRT bhdva-bédhaka, S S. 3‘53‘5)\8 67&(@‘/&3/% s. A commentary, but The sign or indication of any sentiment or particularly the explanation and application passion. of a technical Sééra or aphorism, hence ap- 8. o8P R bhdva-bhava, s Cupid. e plied to many of the annotations on the 1 0f 0. oBVNTDS bhdva-meiduna, s A grammatical aphorisms of Pdnini, to com- brother-in-law. 1T, ments on the Vedas, &ec. %°33%2Ta commen- tator. 2. the head of a sect. 3, 8. g RBm0e3T bhdva-wdehaka, s A verbal noun. S. eo% bhdsa, s. Light, brightness, lustre. 8. epo3%20) bhdva-shuddhi, s. Upright- 2. a white vulture. 3. a cock. C. AR bhdsig@, adj. Auspicious. s A ness, integrity. &3 BOENGI an upright s man. female ornament for the head, at marriage. e ) 8. gos08e3, RN bhdvdtita, S. poRIT bhdsura, adj. Bright, shining, 2. enchanting, captivating. \]3 bhavdbhédya, adj. Incomprehensible, inconceivable. 8. ?p‘o"(\)%d bhdskara, s. A ruby. 2.the sun. p ol S. eomoGE bhdvdrtha, s, The object or 8. §OR08 bhdswanta, adj. Luminous, il subject of thought. 2. design, intention. splendid, shining. 23908 the sun. 8. 790 bhdvi, adj. Future, %% a prophet. T, B: @D? bhdla, [#20 ] 5. The forehead. If? T. B. 950D bhdvi, [555] s. A well, tank. %2%F Shiva, with an eye in his forehead. & %—"g;}o 5 ) e3 g2 a tank with stone walls. o3 A. C. 8oR bhinga, s. Tale or mica. 1t %52 g tank with steps. 8. 20039 bhindiwdla, s. A short ar- he 8. 27908 bhdvita, adj. Mixed. 2. obtained. row, shot from the hand or through a tube. he 3. steeped, infused. 4. thought, conceived. c. 8;){3(553 bidiy«, s. Regard for, respect 03 8. 290> bhdvisu, v, n To think,imagine. for, partiality. 2. modesty, shame, diffidence. 8. 2»,3‘0@% bhdvuka, adj. Prosperous, hap- Lrw IRD to shew regard for one, DR f Py, well, right. ™3 g very modest man. 8. 299 bhdve, s. A woman. 8. 8;3_343 bhitti, s. A piece, part, portion, 2 fragment, bit. a wall. 3. support, live- f 8. e® 5,8 bhdvya, adj. What must or will be. 2.8) lihood. IS0) 8. 5% bhdshane, s. Speech, a word. 8. 89053, €0, 9D, 9VY, B3> bhi- 3 8. ePOTX00D bhdshd-dévi, s. Saraswa- dura, bhidra, bhidi, bhidira, bhidu, ti, goddess of speech. s. A thunderbolt, the weapon of Indra. [ S. apa’&':\aao‘% bhdshdbaddha, agj. Im. 8. 2{333 bhide,s. Tearing,rending. 2. breaking. pure, mixed language. 8. 83y bhinna, adj. Split, broken, torn, ) c. epaf)\o‘/‘\‘ bhdshinga, s. An ornament rent, mutilated, disfigured. 2. divided, dis- tef worn on the head of the bride and bride- tinguished, other, different. 3. blown, bud- ] groom at marriage, ded, opened. 4. joined, connected. ®3 W} S. e90a0\8 bhdshita, s. Speech. adj @ partiality. 2. difference. @S‘Xaaflfi un- i Spoken, uttered, said. blemished, unbroken, 47 N \Xfiaw 2o 0 o NI 8. 20 Obhilla, s. A barbarian of a particu- BRIB G to strike the hands on the arms, lar tribe ; perhaps the modern Bleel, a savage a mode of expressing defiance, &e. W& ¥ race dwelling particularly along the banks a badge of honour worn on the arm. of the Nerbudda, and subsisting chiefly by 8. 8336207, §3LOR, PIxR bhujan- plunder. ga, bhujangama, bhujaga, s. A ser- pent, snake, 2. Rahuw. 3. alibertine, rake, 5. 9EBy, QR bhishakku, bhi- I shajanu, s. A physician, doctor. lecher. Womn 330 a peacock, kite or mun- | goose, as eating snakes. Fowon BS Vish- 8. 2,3&’(&&3, 9% bhissate, bhisse, s Food, boiled rice. PR scorched rice. mu, Teposing on a serpent, WwOTRBTH Shiva, with a serpent for his necklace. f 8. 9% bhikshe, s. Alms. 2. service. 3 hire, wages. 4. begging, asking. ug\@;fia 8. gxoreS bhujangdhkshi, s, A tvee so i called. alms. D0, DFF a heggar. DE SN BN f 8. 83585 bhuyisu, v, a. Toeat. v.2. To B3O won Ry this is like Saturn’s coming to the beggar’s basket (or kindness enjoy, or suffer, experience. ¢. To think. ! intended, prevented by a third person.) S. 2,538%35)\8 bhujishye, s, A maidservant. S. 2;)355 bhikara, adj. Terrible, fearful, 2. a prostitute. formidable, frightful. G. aSaDQ%?,;F & bhuni-kichehidi, s Dres- S. 2@33 bhita, adj. Afraid, frightened, fear- sed rice mixed with split pulse, sugar, &c. § ( ful, timid. <8 fear, apprehension. A. 0. 8330 R bhullavisu, v.n. To re- I 8. 800 bhima, s. Horror, terror, dread. joice, be pleased, or glad. (% adj. Horrible, fearful, timid. S. 89033 bhuvana, s. A world. 2. water. [ WIS I8 5. 200, 0e30%0e3 bhima,bhima-séna, ©wt B33 the infernal regions. § Parvati, mother of the world. s. The second of the five Pandu princes. c. 2@3'&337\’% bhima-gaddi, s. A small 5. 8338wEed bhuvar-léka, See under SR, gourd used to keep thread on a shuttle. CHEASH) bhuwvi, s. The earth. s. 0358 bhimara, s. War, battle. C. gRAE, bhusa-guttu, v, n. To snuff, S. 9T bhimarathi, s. A particular huff, hiss, threaten, as a snake. 2. to puff, night, supposed to be the ordinary period of == human life. pant, be out of breath. S. €00, o0 bhiru, bhiruka, adj. c. &53'&)% bhussu, s. The hissing of a ser- pent. Timid, fearful. s. &3 bhil, in comp. s. The earth. 5. ees 60, e¢R, bhishana, bhishma, s. Horror, terror, dread, the property that ex- 8. PRTOD bhi-kampa, s. An earthquake. cites fear. 8. PwAS bli-gata, adj. Reached, pene- s. e, bhishma, s. The grandfather of trated, or touched the earth. 2. humbled, 8 the Pandu princes. depressed. 8. 83208%> bhunjisu, See HE. 5. Pwiweey, HreET) bhi-gdla, bhi- chakra, s. The earth, the terrestrial globe. S. &i)?g bhukta, adj. Eaten. 3%, 5. Eat- ing. 2.food, a meal. 3. possession, fruition. Boartwegs DIT geography. e %, sublunary and heavenly enjoyment. S e,jmepg)o'f)a bhibchh-chhdya, s. Dark § C. >N bhugilu, s. Terror, fright, alarm. ness, the earth’s shadow. The 0. EORZNY> bhugu-bhugilu, s S. st Z)]L’l@]'.d, s. Atree, as springing from noise of fire in burning. the earth, S. QSJ'KQ bhugna, adj. Crooked, curved, S. 2;5\.@@ bhilta, s. A goblin, ghost, or ma- bent, bowed. 2. bending, stooping. lignant spirit, haunting cemeteries, lurking, in trees, animating carcases, and deluding or S. 332 bhuja, s. The arm, WowSy 3, 748 N N 3 3.8 (0 o) I X ?] devouring human heings. 2. a demi-god. 3. honey, the urine and dung of a calf, &e., and { b aloving being. 4. an elephant. 5. (in law) folding up plantains, nutmegs, &c., in his matter of fact, what has really been, or the garments. - real state of the case. p4] 5] adj. Been, become. 8. 330> bhimi, s. The earth or world. 2. gone, past. BENTD Ser WaZ T3 the past tense. Wwd land, soil, ground. 3. aplace, site. B33 universal benevolence. e o O% 0 % ke et} ',L)c'o‘u;fi a de- © nourishing the earth., Fwd 9% land Inge, a drowning of the world. to lie waste. WR DI =3 0 [ B22%3 Shiva, D 323> to level land. the king of demons. LaVoEN S oJ ™ a3 738) the earth. BT 0.7, OR an agriculturist. 2Bk W, G- [T one who expels evil spirits from S a prayer addressed by dancing girls to the families, &e. Wws WwEe) 99 -2 an antidote, (SEfeNo1 ~ earth, before commencing their dance. % Bws T2 the second aorist. g - [&) Be3 T X S. Q,SJQ)QJ'?TD bhiimike, s. Theatrical dress, imperfect definite tense. @:i‘ézfis PR3 Fov the costume of any character represented on 3333 33 BHRB T the perfect preterite. “d the stage. [o 3] ; S Bwd FV the © the perfect tense, ® (e 8. 3o bhimi-ja, |earth-born] s. The pluperfect tense. We3 (T necromacy. T3 planet Mars, or Angdraka. DT BT g necromancer. s, 2,1.@03333’., Z)/i?ii:@/’z_tfia, s. The earth. 5. & c. PRIRIB bhiita-gannadi, s adj. Many, much, most. A magnifying glass. 8. 832000 bhur-ddi, s. The earth, &e. 8. 8,5@"5%)); bhitaghni, s. A plant, bal- S. &0 bhiri, s. Gold. 2. a gift confer- lota disticha. red at any festiva 1, when bestowed on each 2 C. Pw3IoYNS bhiltdle-gida, 5. A species person pregent. adj. Much, many. of aloe. S. BRTTID 33 bliiri-mdye, s. A jackal. 8. P8 bhiti, s A superhuman power, as S. Pwxs bhirja, s. A tree, said to be a attributable to Siiva especially, and attaina- sort of birch growing in the snowy mountains. ble by the practice of austere and magical 8. PR, Fwoe blisha, bhishana, rites. 2. ashes. 3. prosperity,success, riches. s. Ornament, embellishment. 2. a trinket 8. 0939 T bhiutkdra, s, The hissing of or jewel. BaWD to ornament, decorate, a- a snake, puffing at. dorn. Be23 adorned, decorated, dressed. S. ?fif@i’[fi)fi 6/Zli—d(t’72(l, s. A gift of land. S. 8,5@‘53'\%‘\ bhiishane, s. Flattery, praise, BRARER JINB), WR? - ~k 2 2 to S. 213\.@2'5'36 z}]tli-d(l,?‘a, s. A hog, as tear- adulation, honor, ing up the earth. flatter, praise, commend. 8. ?;5@3?333 bhi-déva, s. A brahman, a S. %5&)?330’ bhii-sura, s. Abrahman or ter- terrestrial divinity. restrial divinity. S. eI nS bhi-sthdpane, s. Burying 8. EKS\@Zgg?D bhit-dévi, s, The earth, person- ified as a goddess. in the earth, as money. S. oA bhringa, s. The black bee. S. afiv@fi'd bhi-dhara, [supporting the earth] s. A mountain ; the chief of serpents, 8. PHOR, Pyoroee bhringa, blhringa- &c. 7’64'/"&, s. The shrub, Heclipta or verbesina 8. R, Pwn 8 bhi-pa, bhi-pati, prostrata. A king, ruler, sovereign. 8. FHoNs G508 bhringi, bhringi- rita, s. Oneof Shiva’s chamberlains. 8. g3 bhit-bhujanu, s, A Ksha- triya. S. 839T>E3 bhrikuti, s. A frown. 8. 83W0TY bhu-mandala, s, The ter- S. §g7A> bhrigu, s. The name of a rishi. restrial globe. 2. a ravine, precipice. s. & 0. $RITE bhimadita, s. The S. .?13’_@?) bhriti, s. Wages, hire, salary. 2. ceremony, after marriage, of a bride’s feeding maintenance, support. %, a hired labourer, the bridegroom with sugar, clarified butter, a servant. %@ hired, paid. 2. maintained. P 49 0 3 gees 'Q A S . &3’@@:3 bhritya, s. A hired servant. S. &3\.@&;553 blzojjag/ya, s. An eunuch, (s 1 K = > . 853 bhrisha, adj. Much, excessive. castrated attendant, chamberlain. adv. Much, exceedingly. S. 85@3 bhd, interi. O! oh'! S. «'.}3’@?3\ b"U‘lS‘]llLd, adj. Fried. c. 3eoT3 bhinkane, adv. Quickly, 8. 3308 bhéka, 5. A frog. @Wi% a female speedily. frog. 8. 83@8?9 bhikta, s. An eater, devourer. ed H. 85083 bAdti, s. A visit, audience, as appli S. 8{3@‘\’7\’ bhiga, s. Enjoyment, pleasure, to an inferior visiting a superior. W&z € C wealth. 2. nourishing, cherishing. 3. a Z 2 8] snake’s body, or the expanded hood. 4. a %630 to visit, have an audience. WBg S to introduce, procure an audience for another. crop. BRN to enjoy, especially as applied 0 to any carnal or sensual pleasure. S. 2535 bhéda, s. Dividing, separating, 2. ( tearing, rending, breaking. 3. distinction, 8. BReRRE bhdgavati, s. The capital difference, 4. kind, sort, species. 5. disun- of the Ndgas or serpents. 2. the Ganges of ion, discord, strife, disagreement. LRDT 9, the infernal regions. L a. To separate, divide, disunite, break, tear, s. c‘fid@{?\ 5fi(fgi, s. A serpent. 2. a prince plerce. v, . To differ from. 2. to be purged. orking. 8. aperson who accumulates money § 3. to change, alter. woS dividing, separat- for a particular expenditure, 4. a person [/ ing, literally or figuratively, as tearing, break- brought up in luxury or enjoying it. px ing, specifying, discriminating. LRBIDeT S. PBPeNY, &5wwened bhdgini, bhigini, § ¢ to be divided, separated, disunited, torn, rent. s. A royal concubine, a strumpet. 8. a’ffitb bhédi, s. Purging. 2. purgative 0 S. %3@67\18 biw'gya, s. Enjoyment, usu- medicine. 208 3kd cholera. fruct. 4 5 a crop. adj. Fit to be enjoyed, S. ?Seb bhéri, s. A large drum. -2 : agreeable, delicious. ¢ W7y, Wer7TRg® a mort- 8. 8300207 bhdrunda, s. A fabulous two- gage, by which the interest of the money lent headed bird. on a house, land, &ec., is regarded as an equi- valent for the use. PogTiRy SRB), LRRTD S. QSQ&'J)\&‘) Nze’;sizaja, s. A medicament, me- I to mortgage land, &ec. as above. TIRR dicine, remedy. ¢. Wonder, surprise, 2. sham, Mm% ¥8) a mortgage bond. wwimTeT a mort- disguise, imposture, deceit. LI H®eT one gagee. who exaggerates his pains, &c., a hypocrite. 8. 35008 bAdja, s. Thename of a sovereign i ?ggfia bhéshu, adj. Excellent, good, well, agreeable. of Oujein, who is supposed to have flourished about the end of the tenth century; he was c. 8‘3;@73 bheirage, See ©3en. a celebrated patron of learned men, and the S. 8‘3; 8% bheirava, s, A name of Shiva, nine gems, or poets and philosophers, are of- but more especially an inferior manifestation ten ascribed to his era. or form of the Deity, eight of which are cal- s. wead bhdjana, s. Food. 2. arepast, led by the common name of ©383; as, ©¥nz20 meal, eating. ey food that is swallowed i, T, 2WoBd, ??ia)grj, YUT, B, THIW, B¢, Ko without mastication. LR(RBR adj. Edible. %3, all alluding to terrific properties of mind to eat. WS e, 3RS BN one that or body. fares deliciously. TIRLWTO ‘é’\/av);f 7 before a re- S. 830 033 bheirava, adj. Terrible, dreadful, past. (AVCTE -2 N OVRR 8 T after a repast. horrible. C. P> bhdi, s. A head palankeen LY s. e;jps‘dc‘l) bheiravi, s. A tune so called. bearer, fisherman, fowler, stone cutter, &c. 8. afiéxj\efi, af):éai\e: S bheishaja, bheisha- . C. BPeTRBS bhdra-gareyu, v. n. To JY@, s. The practice of physic.. 2. a medi- rain heavily. cament or drug. C. 8560083 bhirane, adv. Quickly, with impetuosity. c. 25-.:2-)5& bhokka, s, A beardless man. (i (W) N 89T DOTF Lh 0. PRTNAND bhdra-buguri, A 8B bhrashta, adj Fallen 2. fig nekos common spinning top that hums. vmous, depraved, fallen from virtue, *’e) D= C. 8,)..000’3 bhiru, s. A great or loud noise, %y expelled from a a place. RIAY LJ& 0B =D S0 v the rattling of rain. SOR gD to turn out of a place for bad conduct. U4 Iy - VINT G ol the rush or murmur of ariver )‘LJ“ (e} D, %3 expatr iatior n, transportation. 03 'LD the roaring of the sea LaN-TLotA) 8 3 s a loud 5, apostacy, turning from a sect. Gt sounding instrument. BedBT FXY g clane- void of understanding ing 1101 n. TR OTID ZTXF = e I, a hissing serpent 5908 bhrdnta, adj. "Whirled, revol- By RTOT TRNY, U.f‘(;zj B0, BedAd to bawl 34 ved 2. blundering, mistaken under delu- cry out aloud, to hoot o sion or in a delirium Relating or lid S. ¢5°98% bhoutika, adyj. S. ¢99)08 bhrdnti, See B M. 38 33,08 </ appertaining to evil spirits, or the elements cholera. ° 2 52 o= 8. 2570 bhouma, s. The planet Mars. S.wuj 9133-3’ D <) B bhrdta, 3 0f 05520 Tuesday adj. Relating to the earth. i3 bhrdtri, bilmfara, s. A brother. s. 00T bhourika, s The treasurer or 8,% a brother’s son. %7?)8,R6% fraternal 106 superintendent of gold 8y %3 fraternal affection. £y S etjj,oogva, er_fijmpa bhramana, bhra- 8. 979370 bhrdtrivya, s. A brother’s 0l mane, s. Whirling, going round, wandering son 2. one of the same gdtra. perplexity, confusion 8. e 30T bhrdmaka, See ©). l 8. )58 bhramara, g The large black bee S. 23& bfi?’ shira, s. A frying pan. 8. 83)390F bhramaraka, s Hair curled on the forehead S. aj_/ ?,53 3 bhru, bhruva, s. An emp- ty, ignorant man. Temyd) a king in name ) 8 @'%J bhrame, s. Whirling, going round only without the qualifications ‘5)“&,@” 2. error, ignorance, mistake, misapprehension illusion. 3. confusion, perplexity of mind %) a brahman by caste only, not in learning. i giddiness 4 a temporary aberration of I 5.9 J‘foofip, qfigfioow bhrukumsu, reason, delirium. 5. astonishment, surprise bhrikumsa, 5, Ay actorin female apparel 6. desire, wish zJfia T30, QJfio ARYY 10 err. S ?{jfio&% @@fiaufi bhrukuti, bhri- 2. to be in confusion or perplexity to lose kuti, s. Knitting the eye-brows, frowning one’s presence of mind, be foolish, delirious S. 8)R> bhrugu, See r{a. 3. to be astonished B)WW 0, @ To throw If into confusion or perplexity, to turn round S E,SJ bhrit, s. The eye-brow. v. n. To wander, turn round 2. toerr, to S. )& bhrina, s The embryo or foetus think erroneously, deceive one’s self by think- of a child Bw) & By occasioning or pro cur ing WS 393n% words void of reason ing abortion 2. murdering a pregnant wo- raving nonsense. man AASAAANAANANNANANANAANANAANANAAAAAAAAAAAAAA S 0 33> Mm@, The forty-third letter of the alphabet ox carrying such a burden. SoBedg Bwicn sounded as ma. to lade water 3. dirtiness of a neglected C. D00Bed mankani, s. A basket with head. 4. the tree, Pentapetes phanicea. which two men lade water from a reservoir 0. DI0TO mankari, s. A small basket for into a channel 2. adouble basket for carry- carrying earth. 2. the basket body of a cart ing four vessels, &c. on an ox, o3 33 an C. D0TORD mankarisu, Sce swwtwm 7 1 T0oB Soodd 0. 003> manku, s. Dulness, stupidity. 2. Foow, OF S0 g cot with a corded hottom. a state of wildness produced by the sudden Tl #9093 g cot with a fringe or curtains. impression of terror. ST WF g a stupid seesen) the top of a cot. man. F00%Y &BWW to become stupid, to be 0. 330833, 232023 R manchike, man- infatuated. 00T Wed g decoy powder, 00 chige, s. A stand or raised seat in a field T WeDR YN, ToT wedk BY to throw on which boys, &ec. sit to watch ripe corn. 2. decoy powder on persons. FoT w8 a dull a platform on which a king, &c. sit at pan- understanding. 0% S93 to allure; seduce. N3 J0BF g stand tomimes, &c. 3. a shelf. F0B WL absence of mind, slight mental about a cubit high, used in native houses, on aberration, confusion. which to place a bed, vessels, &c. C. OR mangd, s. A monkey, ape. 2 Lakshmi. ol 8 Venkataramana. oon ¢ aébo&?—;ééj manchi-patre, s. A pun- gent bitter drug, said to be anthelminthic, =98 an apish turn of mind. Joon o5 Q% an stomachic, and a remover of phlegm and apish trick. catarrh. 0. 59970 —Joog o ¥, mangara-valli, s.. The C. 003> manchu, See Socw, creeper, Cissws quadrangularis. Bt S. 3200 manjari, s. The spike, pedicle, 8. S0RY, B0RY mangala, mangala, or stalk of flowers and fruits. 2. a bunch. s. Happiness, auspiciousness, good fortune. - =R, & oowd g bunch of flowers. FO Jocwd g 2. preserving property, taking care of what bunch of fruit. TB. [35%27T] g cat. has been gained, prudence, carefulness. 3 the planet Mars. adj. Happy, auspicious, C. D0ZOB 7}2617@;'65(]7&', s. A weight for lucky, fortunate, prosperous, faring well. diamonds, one ninth of a pagoda, or about a carat. @0on¥=8 all kinds of instrumental music. RBRTI JoRFITR, HSPFRox Jocnk P2 Tl 7% the 0. 00LOTIed manjdra-mani, s, A tones of auspicious instrumental music. 300 flat red seed, used as a weight by goldsmiths. 1¥'s5e8 Tuesday. soon¥ Zw3) the marriage 0. 2003 ma?lji, s. A kind of hemp plant. hadge. Foong FeBFD bards who recite the Fooely T its fibres used for hemp. titles and praises of kings. SonY TIeLFT, 8. 200X ma7y'i§/&?/za, s. Bengal mad- o o 00 aon¥ 398F pleasant tidings, good news. der, a plant used in medicine and dying. § r$e88 waving a lamp before an idol, &c. 8. $0033¢T manjira, s. A leg bracelet, FoneeE, T (God,a name of Krishna and others. anklet. = £ T.b’so?x’gffié%@ mangala-keishike, s C. 2008 712((77‘]'155 s. Dew, fog, mist, snow. A tune so called. 4. dimness of sight. sox B0z dew to fall. 8. RORYI> mangalanu, s. A barber. D& e winter. JooBS Tw? g thick fog. C. JOTODONB mangdri-gida, s The Scow 0B dimness to seize one. o0& NE ice. tree Vangueria spinosa. S. TI0EP, Wo0aNe manju, manjula, 8. BooN manyi, s. The supposed plague of adj. Beautiful, agreeable, pleasing. an evil star, by which a person of fair com- H. 5087°0> fiid?gjlf)’u, s. Approval, % plexion gradually becomes dark, suffers loss =D I0E to approve. Socwregsy what is in trade, cattle, &c. 2. a woman’s name. not approved. C. DOR> mangu, s. Blackness or darkness 8. D087 mamfa/m, s. A wheaten cake of complexion from disease, &c. without sugar, C. 6507\’363? manguruli, See RorTY, 8, Bolls mantapa, s. An open temple or S. Roces mancha, s, A cot, bedstead. B3, halting place for idols. 2. a temporary build- T o3 a cot with a top to it. BE, ot g ing,'an open shed or hall, adorned with flow- cot with tape bottom. BOR Fo g cot with W3 ers, and erected on festival occasions. a boarded bottom. BE Fooe3, BwRY HoT g SkBs0% Fockd one with sixteen angles. Nl swinging cot, BT0R o3 g down bed. S0 ok g square stone building in the centre 7562 Soods 3&0.@) tho, of a tank, in which an idol is placed on par- C. 0. n. To sit down. o3 ornamented, S pSiel TZo Ldll, ticular occasions. 8 ok g temporary J02% gn ornamenter. residence for an idol in hot weather. Fydady 8. $3:0BwT mandika, s. A frog. Fozs i Foobi, Foew TookdT g row of open buildings. ¥ %2 3 medicinal leaf so called. fiel i DB FoT g temporary building erected for S. B0y T mandira, s. The rust of iron, D, the celebration of nuptial ceremonies. or the refuse of melted iron. Al A. 0. 3o08F mantike, s. A ring worn on c. 303 mande, s. The head. 2. a place. and the second toe of women. ooy SO, By to put on one’s head. o0 e3 5,01 8. 30083 manda, s. Scum, froth, foam, barm, B 2592 to comb the head, FooBg wd% 200 &c., the upper part of any infusion when W& to comb the head and dress the hair. boiling or in a state of fermentation. 2. the U castor-oil tree. Scoded std, to strike on the head. ot F00B TR g distiller. 2. one >3 the skull or bones of the head. 2w\ tht‘ al who extracts liquor from palm trees oo g fobacconist’s shop. oFd oo a cus- I3 A. 0. 0BT mandanisu, », n, To be tom-house. JooBRTTI 3 custom-house of- chilly, cool, cold, ficer. S. 32033 mandana, s. Ornament, decora- (18, o ) (<} 8. hoWeRd mapdodari, s. Rivana’s tion, trinkets, jewels. o d™W to decorate. wife. (0, 8. 300BY mandala, s. The disk of the sun . 30T ‘K‘% mandrageppe, s. The Oor moon. 2. an orb, ball, globe, wheel, cir- large black scorpion. cumference in general, the circle bounding C. D20 mannu, See ez . I the view, the sensible horizon. 3. aprovince, b4 G. 206098 mannu-shile, s. Red arse- region, district, extending twenty, or, accord- nic, arsenicuwm rubrum. ing to some authorities, forty ydjanas every way. 4. the country or empire over which T. B. B208 &0 mantana, 503)a] s, So- litude, secrecy. N the twelve princes termed ®¥38FT) are supposed to have ruled. S. 03> mantu, s. Offence, fault, trans- I 5. aheap, quantity, 6. a sweetmeat. gression. 2. understanding, intellect. multitude, assemblage. 7 the period of forty-eight days. 8. a kind of C. 303> mantu, s, A box with springs serpent. for moving puppets. F0083 Rwecdd g ]novi_ng 8. 030 mandali, s, An assembly, flock, puppet. g multitude. 2. a dog. 3. a cat. 4. a snake. S. 3530?5/ mantra, T.B. 30858 man- 8. 2089, Do0BOR> mandalisu, tura, s. A division of the Védas. In the f mandalisu, v. a To environ, surround. first ¥202 or practical part, it includes pray- 2. to adorn, decorate. ers and hymns addressed to particular A. 0. 0BT Bomandalikary, s, Kings, deities, and used at particular sacrifices, &c. In the ¥v33 FooB it is applied to addresses to sovereigns. Bramha, and to didactic explanations of 0. V200 mandi, s. The kuee. 2. a whole- his nature and attributes, &ec. 2. a mystical sale shop. ok Ao g wholesale dealer. R verse or incantation. 3. a formula sacred to e b a stiffness and swelling in the joints any individual deity. 4. secret consultation, of the knee. DT Jood, Tk BIBRIQE genu- private advice. 5. a charm. 30 asoé’) : flection., %3 Joodg BT, ok TIB to kneel. Joww Fo¥) rehearsing, as an act of devo- Sch 7Y T TovE) ?”v@’ga to stand on the knees. Soog T -2 ! tion, the names of an idol, d‘so:u’o 53’505 T2 Ip® to strike the knees repeating the name of 3% Vishnu, composed alternately on the ground, to strengthen of two letters. 70 3008, the private instruc- them. 2. to embrace sexually. tion of a spiritual guide. Be08, a general 0. D0BR mandige, s. A very thin cake kind of incantation, such as to prevent evil made of fine flour, milk, sugar, &c. from any quarter. B Seg) a kind of in- 8. 0BV mandisu, v. 4. To ornament. cantation intended to secure to the devotee 7 5 3 4 v W’ 3300339 008) S. 3003 mandara, s. The mountain with the manifestation of any deity required. wp ¥S 908) an exorcising incantation. g which the ocean was churned, by the demi- for e3an S0, performing an incantation gods and giants, after the deluge, for the pur- oW 2k the prevention or induction of evil. pose of recovering the sacred things lost in it 0% an incantation to keep off serpents, ti- during that period. 2. Swarga, paradise. &°° gers, &e. 35&0371‘@@, 5303563, a’auaw a ma- @3 ©3 Vishnu, who became incarnate as a A 08,3 gician, conjurer. &) R sacred water turtle and supported the mountain during the { over which an incantation has been pronoun- churning of the milk-sea. R ced. 0083 w8 sacred ashes. Efiaogd Fow C. DooBOR mandalige, s. A grass mat. 9= 3 root used as a charm. mofdjriaorid a C. 2080%> mandalisu, ». a. To rebuke, i sacred ring over which an incantation has reproach, taunt, upbraid with, throw in one’s .1 been repeated, and by which the wearer may teeth. recover from the bite of serpents, &c. afioo:%) C. $0BdT> mandavisu, v. a. Toask, pe- 1 % to utter incantations; to charm, enchant. tition, mention, as applied to an inferior ad- 1l 2. to advise, give counsel. 022,738 sacred dressing a superior. 2. tosurround, environ. rice over which incantations have been pro- S008I g petitioner, asker. g);‘{‘ SR I nounced. 28 BEIchsy 8 §)TTA F00BDZ make Y, 200359 mantrasdni, s. A mid- 8 known to that person what we were deliberat- wife. ing on yesterday. 8. 3203) mantri, s. A counsellor, adviser, 8 8. 0BT mandasa, See SIS, a king’s counsellor or minister. 2. the queen in chess. 8. 30005 manddkint, s. The Ganges [5) A of heaven. - a woman sixty years old. T. B. 2008 manthapa, [ %5337 s. Al- [ tercation. 2 3. torture. 4. S. 330598 manddra, s. Oneof the five churning. celestial trees. 2. a kind of flowering tree. [3008 €3] secret consultation. il 8. 007, D0p3 mantha, manthdna, 0. D0TINS manddsand, s. Alarge box, s. A churning stick, the bottom of a churn- chest, bin, safe. ing stick. 0B a churn. S. ooy mdnddksha, s. Modesty, S. fiJoTSu@Qd@ mani/’w’dud)’zi, s. The shame, bashfulness. milk-sea. 0. 3200 mandi, s Persons, people. This 8. 00 manda, adj. Slow, tardy. 2. dull, term is added to all cardinal numbers except A stupid, heavy. 3. foolish. 4. thick. 5. mild, 2,02, which has in its place =& as, 20™ moderate, gentle. s. Thickness. 2 indi- 3 one person. HTBR F0d two persons. P gestion, loss of appetite. 3. Saturn, from his A B Jood three persons. F0d a‘;%’_.a%:‘o people. slow motion. ot DJHEg a stupid man. S00d #é&&,afiaob TRk, Fod BOR to assemble 0T B8, F0T B a dull comprehension. 2 people. 3 3B how many persons P wxm? forgetfulness. 353'03@%‘ (dull fire) want of 0B, W Fod 3 great many people. oD & appetite, indigestion. SoTTNY, S[cdI to 83, the people are crowded. become dull. 2. to lose one’s appetite. Mol S. 332007 mandira, s. A house, habitation, R3, 3908 R g slow walk. 20T TIX, HoT 2. a city, town. B33 F0odT g temple, C, %3 a gentle smile. TOTIJVIY, 0T JITVS g, place. the house of God. T odT g pala.ce, =9 gentle breeze. SooBEnT g woman of slow TR Metale] gait. F03 508 3R a gentle, pleasant B3 30023 pudendum muliebre. a dormitory. speech. =3, 9o %43 a low note or voice. c. Do mandiwdla, s. Great inti- C: 5306&? g ?Soodéigj mandatta, man- macy, familiarity. dattu, s. Acquaintance with, knowledge - SooTRd .}; C. 00> mandisu, v. n. To have flatu- 3] =3 to become known, understood, = T8 3; FoT lence, or indigestion. 2. to be dulil or dim, 3 o 328 a word that is known. Y, ROy wm not known, not understood. 8. 2000238 mandure, s. A stable. 754 P o N Wi x‘lw C. 3208 mande, s. - A flock, herd 2. the HFTVD the ocean. SoFT 2weTer gn hono- b place where a herd stands, a fold L7 7 Tod, rary wreath or string of flowers, &e., raised pur %0 0B g herd of cows. F00 SvoB g flock of upon poles and carried in front of one, as an IR P sheep. ooz », V0B BEW®N to confine a emblem of distinction. SWTD TIOBY gn ear- flock of shoep &c to a place, to manure it ring worn by the great 1 & ALC waqzi’amj mandewdla, s. A wash- 8. $oFTVon makaranda, s. Thenectar or the erman. honey of flowers 8. 32080 manddéha, s. A siant, the en- C. DT 35356&85 makaradibbe, \f emy of the sun 0TI F0 & the sun, as maéarabzbbz, s. A horn filled with fire NIk, having killed him and let off'as a firework, a bomb-shell, grenade. NES T. B. D200 T mandeisu, v.n. To deliber- 8. 250 ma/carz, s. The female allicator. ate, be slow, dilatory, sluggish do leisurely. 1 $0¥0%2 =3 the impression of an alligator on v. a. To pacify, allay, appease, abate, bring under bCC Mo womens’ faces, made with musk powder. 10 S. T8 ma/t%m, s. A crown, head-dress 8. D0VRRD mandddari, s. The wife tiara, crest [Tk T dn Tk IFFI a king, of Ravana €5 the gem of a crown 35 8. oD mandoshna, s. Warmth H, 357 makka, s. Mecca / gentle heat adj. Warm, tepid T. B. ©8 ® makkari, [%32] s. A recluse S =207 mandra, s, The lowest note, ascetic ¢. See 300%F0 base, hoarse, low noise, as of thunder (2] C. T ma/;]mln, pl. of ™R, 5, Chil- AL C0; oaaop)mfio MANNA, MAN- dren. e D0E,$083 8¢ children’s play QT¢I RIVTY naya, s. Order, command F I92 g childish speech FRoFT, S0 orand- {9 V0T SPA to order. children. F00g T great grand-children. g T. B. 320380 mannane, |S»33] s, Ho- Y 22 5 woman who has borne many oI children. )05, nour, respect. o3& honoured JBY, W = to honour, shew respect C. DT s ‘makkuln, s Rinsne wkior sty C. DIOTOTITOR mMANNAru-ranga, s. A in the mouth and throwing it out, place tothe south, celebrated for the worship A. C. DT makk €, s. Wickedness of Vishnu sleeping on a serpent S. makha, s A sacrifice, oblation. 2 - 15 e T35 manneyaru, s. Honour- pt the tenth lunar asterism. =& 8:5oR, SALER N ] ed or respected persons, persons of high rank a sacrificial horse. A. C. 3007y, D0DT mampu, mampa- H. 30203300 makhamallu, s, Velyet l ra, [397s. Obscurity, darkness, dulness 8. Do makha-veiri, s. Shiva or Vi- \1) I dimness, &c. rabladra, who spoiled Daksha’s sacrifice. w3 C. 00N mammu, s, Food, a meal 300 C. SR Maga, s. A son Fwoadn g, orand- Bned 23aTeg IR FoT come, my child, to son 0 Ton g great grandson FFeT R your meal an adopted son. o0 F97 g cotemporary wife 10ty 0 son R g daughter. C. 3HFT makara, adj. Obstinate, pertina- iy C. DIRE magata, s. A ceremonially pure cious. S7T8T obstinacy, pertinacity, con- tumaciousness cloth in which brahmans eat T RES one S0FTETTeN contumaciously, af FHETSTe WA to cease to be made of bark Bedor R gne made of silk obstinately contumacious 8. DVAQReD magadha-désha, s, The country termed South Behar. SR TooD the f S. F3makara, s. Anallicator, the stand- 1) sovereign of Behar ard of Cupid Lo the sign of the zodiac il Capricornus 3. oneof Kubéra’s treasures, A. C. SOADINTY MaAga-magip, v. n. To i FT30F the ocean Cupid qu%’"’?(fg Var- be fragrant, odoriferous SIRFINATIW g fra- na or Neptune, whose steed is the alligator grant flower 7 55 aé N =N oS C. HNDBIPD) magi-mdvu S. A large 8 fiJAQ magna, adj. Pluanged, immersed kind of mango. sunk, drowned C. TR, SOAIY magu, maguvi, s. An C. DD magha-maghipa, adj infant, young child. 783, Forv3S child- Fragrant, odoriferous. FeFIP LI heing hood Bea Jor, Y, Jo70 g little child fragrant SRR & 3 maghava, ma- D ¢. DoRxe3> maguchu, v. n. To return, Fat ) SIEA) turn towards, turn topsy-turvy. om0 ghavdna, s. Indra. Joroe3 T, oS - noed wRE to turn to fall over g b 7}20J/l€, s. The tenth lunar asterism. /\ FoR v upside down, overturn, overwhelm. Fo BT SwrT g season of much rain, when I For02% to turn another over. Venus is in the tenth lunar mansion { T. B. A8 maguta, [ s, A crown, c. 53023 machcha, s. A speck, spot 2 a [t tiara, head-dress. c. a ceremonially pure cloth little piece of gold or silver kept as a sample s A. C. SR, SRY magulu, magu or test T. B 2315] a fish by T. B. 33523 T machchara, [333] s. Ma- le, adv. Again. T v, . To return, go Forogesd to rise up again BTN lice, hatred, envy F0%3 B RweeH, == T TR, \tn back again. 2. to turn over any G, BR®, 3% EI to bear malice, hate. ¥ to return, go back I thing. = g, Forow? the act of returning e woaé *"’? machchalike, adj. Roomy, o) to shoot again. SR, FonRow wide, extcnm e. Vi having returned adv. Again C. 3323 > machchilu, s, A second-born. i [5) T. B. 391 mage, [5?)s. The tenth lunar c. fio&a machchu, s. An axe, cleaver. Lo 1 mansion. a a small sample of gold or silver. 3 il c. A maggae, s. A weaver’s loom. 7 wainscot ceiling, an upper story 3 B}, Son B rood g hole in which a weaver €. 085D =023 F machchu, machchi- 00 puts his feet when at work. S8 & a web Ae, s Love, attachment, affection, esteem, , beam. ;R 3 BUR g weaver’s lay or batten. 3 good-will approbation, intimacy. 2 a R T Rozwd an officer whose business 1t 18 W fly. 3. lasciviousness. o= LANCTa) 0220 tokeep an account of all cloths on the looms =2 a decoy powder, an enchanting powder, 0 C. S:b/\ o3, ;S.w\a o maggalu, maggu- which allures the person on whom it is (o lu, s The side, loms, flank 33ufi ufi%”o o) thrown to follow the person by whom it is Tu da'io 7 to sleep together, as two persons ot o thrown. w5, Fo2 MW to throw up- T INB il 200030 to become weak in the sides, so as to on a person thxs decoy p(m der. [ 7RT, ;W I e stoop Sofi wetdy Fag to put to one’s s side to decoy, allure, infatuate SR wE burnine §, Son o oo?a),J# a §he(lt &3 a decoyer, allurer. v. n. To approve. See Foe slightly a child’s side, with a piece of heated . 3o RSk will they approve ? & R VBN to 8 FP3 to be delighted and give. o3 Rwedd C. calamus, to prevent cold o ag expressive of approbation b take a child to one’s side. Q. 30833 T8, 223> A8 machchu-kat- A. C. OB maggdre, S. The plant LB ngueria Spinosa i machchu—gattz, s. A basket maker’s Yy C. SN maggr, s. A flower bud or germ. cleaver, vine dresser’s hook [l 2. in arith. wmultiplication. C. 33923 ¥R machchula-maga, 8. Iy As econd-born son. C. DR Maggu, v.n. Tostoop, bow, bend G, 3. to a’;aee’ra 3w machehu- ~vareyu, v. a. 2. to become subject or manageable. % become faded, dried, withered. 4. to be- To try by touch, as metals. (, b come seasoned. AW oy, g To bow, make ¢. 308 machche, s. A speck, spot, frec- = d stoop, bend S one who stoops or kle, mole. 2. a scar. adj Speckled, spot- Y submits S0A BB seasoned, become ma- ted. m 5 3ND to be much speckled D nageable, worn bare. SIS AT e > a natutal mark. € v 6 S ) 2 [ 30 A J e el A. C. BND, 28NS maja-giji, ma- dg% fiuaga, zc% =Es, ;J'ob,gj 2%, mw@m to J-99% 5. Powder, dust. WAL TRR to be diminished, moderate, temperate, sparing. ol h powder, pulverize. 8,88 more moderate. 33%3553% a man g H. 33122559 maja(ui!u, adj. Strong, of the common stature. RR LTI sj;éeid knee- FEDD Dokl firm, fixed. deep. o 3083, thigh-deep. k3, e Fj; il the water in the tank isup to D. %P7, SNTPLTHYY, TP one’s middle. % Fwte g measure, levelling B maja-bhdpu, majha-bhdpu, ma- stick. Y, BER 3 ruler, level. 30&@3\57\ tem- il Jha-bhdpure, interj. Bravo! well done ! perately, sparingly. 2,7 8.7 to decrease, jen H. 35&0 majara, s. A small village under grow less, ¢ 302,70 rain to abate. ) éa? the superintendence of the government offi- A3 a stiff-necked person, Qfl?fi:’:}i Soés an 4 4 cers of a large town. Acheen pony. 53&%‘%23 immense, without il bounds. H. $022¢> majalu, s, A stage in a journey, oty BBEW to be careful, econo- mical. a halting place.” om0 I%® to make a stage. d¢ DtpAT the water is level or smooth. 2 Foxen JomweA IBEW to travel by regular So¥A moderately, sparingly. stages. FHowdewn to halt at a stage. Y, o8 an inferior caste. oY, o3y the exact middle of the day, the meridian, H. 020000500 majdkhd-mddu, o, », If To speak disrespectfully, insult, abuse, pro- C. &, mattasa, adj. Exact, suitable, voke. fitting. 2. right, proper, equal. 3. mode- m rate, sparing. H. 08P T3> majukidru, adj. Before- 3,30 to be moderate, equal, right. ;é el 3 &R compactly. mentioned, aforesaid. s. Contents, sjobgj"s @8 BT 3 pony, galloway, a horse of mode- H. 5308 °D majziri, s. Hire, cooly. =" rate size. FR® to give hire. WRP0R 8P, Jowdg WS g, A. C. 08, matli, s. White earth. 2. a hil- cooly or hired person, day labourers. lock. Iy S. 538%25 majj(ma, s. Ablution, bathing, Fod S 8, a hillock of red earth. = STV To&3 [ a sand hillock. washing. Eb?és Ry, -*oa; S DS, Joe = S TS NBRE 530% a hil- EVA e a bathing room. How3 5 one who bathes lock of white earth. YD, DY, m@ o put a sectarian mark of white earth on the >r’ others. 30 &0, T 3 INB to bathe. forehead. 15 C. :Soagdfi 77zaj'jige, s. Buttermilk, 1 Teds a seasoning made of buttermilk, tur- c. B, R, 83,7 mattige, mattigi, meric, chillies, mustard, cummin, coriander postposition, Till, until, as far as. O, seeds, cocoanut, &c. Yrw go far (remotely.) Brs) e3 &8ne how o=y ] far? = L) (51 o 083 e no so far (proximately), thus 8. 333%3, 53&18 majje, majya, s. Pith, o far aY, & 3 o G fid%gjm@ all this time, until marrow, sap. this day. T2 IR m%m till now. © ewd C. HEFTD matake-palle, s A vegeta- 020 —~v22 2 nw as far as that town. o WO ao%?’ 3 a0 ble so called. till I come. RIS Sd%fi JREVRB speak for T. B. 0808 mata-pati, See s:53s. yourself, LN m%fi FRBID I will do as 8. & c. 33&553&535«?;385‘6; mata-mata- well as I can, or, as far as I am able. madhydhna, s. The meridian, the exact C. 8o, mattu, s. Measure, stint, extent, middle of the day. " limit, bound, capacity, ability. (<] afioso;i\esfi C. EF matike, S A small earthen ves- by, IR ¥ DOy we were not acquainted sel See o83# T3 Nfi;' with that man’s capacity. BN érugdt? ®©W, [ édgj C. 28, matta, s. Level, height, measure. B0 to let out or divulge the extent of a 20T oo, the water level, perfectly level. person’s property. Cé&& 8P 0NT F5eT3B 2597 Tod DY, slope, an inclined plane. b @ do not speak to a person without knowing perpendicularity. adj. Right, regular, even, who, or what, he is. by, DD to exceed, equal, temperate, level. s A hill, hillock. transgress, W), W% to be abated, cease, 757 Y N 3083 DO& be brought under. AL 3 e I3 to stint, 3. to be proud. s. The windpipe. 2. the e T curtail, make less. mouth of the matrix of a cow. ©. o83 matte, s. Thebranch of any palm 2 C. A. 0. o8 madalta, adj Proud tree. () &, a leaf o the aloe, or of a cabbage, I overflowing. e B9 p.n. To be proud. tobacco, &c. [N} i @ &) o 063 2, a leaf of tobacco 30 e (. (5] Y, 3By a proud man. B, Fo¥ an wedR &, a plantain leaf. ©aFe 8 the overflowing river. SBR D it 13 spread out. branch of an areca nut tree. (. Eons <08, the C. DB madi, s. A fold, plait. 2. the bed branch of a cocoanut tree. BoAT Tow T8 (@ of a garden. 3. the seat or lap. 4. a cloth the coir on a cocoanut. %% o8, the branch newly washed, a bleached cloth. 5. a gar- (. of a palmyra tree. B3V D8, the branch of ment of bark, worn by brahmans when at (on a date tree. meals and the worship of the household UK b C. ?.:s‘oé;’ ooy matt-eluve, s, The back- gods. 6. a paddy field. { in comp. fold, bone. the same quantity added ; as o3& two-fold. dlm s. 30T ma,fllfl, s. The residence of a priest Fwosd three-fold. SoriTdo FBIYOH to LB or spiritual guide. ) Lo a school room. 3 a place a child in the lap. B mm:mg;&% N0 d school, college, or residence for young g to put money in the cloth that is tied I brahmans prosecuting their sacred studies. round the waist. "SR B the bed of a [} ° 4. a choultry for travellers. LB B g paddy field. m‘gjg ke IS 55 a silk turban [ Fan) common school. 2onD W3 the residence of with square patterns. Tl [N B2 g bed f &C a linga priest. fwgdod 308 the abode of a vegetables. NBT B g basin round a tree R fow Mahratta ascetic, some of whom trade in for watering it. B T R ®) a clean lower = e ~h) 0, pearls, musk, &e. ~o Jf-q';;) 0 the abode of an cloth. 0B WE &3 a washed or bleached cloth, g ¢ anchorite. RO 9B the residence of a minis- Fod o, Wb T, to put on a bleached or =3 ) s o ter. 030 Ty a linga village servant, who clean cloth. v. %. To become folded or bent. () furnishes travellers and strangers with pro- the A. ¢. 3B madi, v, n. To die, perish, fall ‘n visions., VTR FD a subordinate officer 1o battle, be slain. 2@ he died. 2. he returned. under the direction of any high priest. ESMo] to 8. he became unruly. 4. part. dead, perished. %8 the spiritual guide of any sect. to FoBTTYIR B, =TTy 0B did not all the A e W‘Za(](l, s. The heel. 2. a cook- (1 wicked perish by Vishnu ? room. T Je 5:0F madike, s. A plough with oxen T. B. 3300 mada, See 3. and implements of husbandry complete. 5} ide o A. C. 20Bord0W3 madangdita, s, A a small earthen vessel. ¢ i F &Y g plough- 1 { PeRLL) -2 o shepherd. ed field. ESNIE) T M3, FaRe QTR R k0% reins for i steering oxen at plodgh. BT BRBEW, 3 O, DTT madake, s. A small vessel or jar. aR Forh, o T, to plough. DrBR B C. DBR2, DToRS madagu, madangu, i 23 the shaft of a plough to which the oxen See 0B, ay are secured. FpFg Fnowes g plough-share. c. Dove3r madachu, v. a. To fold, double up. C. Son®g 1% the handle of a plough, the part i c.Iie madate, s. A fold, plait, wrinkle. on which a ploughman leans. Eatetd 03?‘:)9 a ) Ay we Ing @B, 088 @7 in folds or wrinkles. ploughing ox. 2 a set of twelve oxen to a a) A. C. 30TD madadi, s. A wife. plough. 2T Few g furrow, FRW *m& Wi S8 g second ploughing. A. C. TRIY madapavala, s. A betel ay server to a prince. c. 2o0Fwees madi-kdlu, s. A pole or ) shaft holding the warp in a loom. A. 0. DT> madame, s, The heel. ) A. C. TS madal, s A hillock, rising C. 32W> madidu, part. of 2, Having 0 ground. perished. Fornd B to perish, die. af — S A. C. 3T madalu, o. g To become C. RVC3Y) madipu, See . % 2. to spread, as a creeper. 0. DRIy madi-mddu, v, a. Tomake aged or infirm. , 758 & 03 2 fhe a cloth ceremonially clean. 2. to make beds C. 80 mana, s. A weight of 8 wis or in a garden. 251b. 2. smell. C. B> madilu, s The seat when the C. R8T manaka, s. A heifer. proud, legs are crossed, the lap, the waist pouch. C. 0Ty manaku, s. A stain, soil, mark. C. JBTY madivala, s. A washerman. Qr‘é Fe2F an oil stain. F0HRTY BB, [ it ;BIY, a washerwoman. T 3 {0 he stained. 1 bel . 0TS madisale, s, A vegetable so ¢l A managu, v.n. To be pliant, clot Il called. <0 submissive, obsequious, easily persuaded. 5 C. B> madisu, v a. To double, fold, RT3 one not easily persuaded, or who will Cil i double up. 2. to kill, destroy. FBAT N g not be brought over. S0eenddy to be unper- folded leaf. P DI FA S a folded cloth. W% oL ~0 o.)»:) €3 suaded or unmanageable. 1ol { 270 to double up a cloth. T R (to A, Q. Do manalu, s, Sand. LIVT D o double the legs) to void urine, make water in £ polishing sand. a sitting posture. W 8. 3e? mani, s. A gem or precious stone, A. C. 33> madu, s. A deep or 110110W place 1) &, a joint or the sting of a scorpion’s tail. in the bed of a river, a pool. 2 a stream. A. ¢. A bell. TT8T 0B 3063 %"”)Jj, Joed 'L.)Olj (the place &) BeHDrd, Bwd DR g large pool. where precious stones are bound) the wrist. fln. 0 g stream of blood to flow. F63%9T g lapidary. Soed gy (the bow of dd A. €. 5T madu, v. a To strengthen. 2 precious stones) the rainbow, Indra’s wea- S R fre to unite, put close together. pon. ¢ CRREVESN % the fifth Pdndu prince’s W C. B3R madugu, v. a. To lay down, conch. a3 9B, the diamond, as cutting )0 put down, place. 2. to hide, conceal. other precious stones. b 38 a gem wall L or or a wall set with gems. Potnd MG Q C. DaBowy madupu, s. A fold, plait. 2. 03 afiow}) o, gem, incantation, and medicine, used as three the quantity of betel leaf, nut, &c., put in the s modes of cure. mouth at one time. v. a. To kill, destroy. 2. 3T 3 a sounding gem. 16, ed dwcer g trinmphal arch of gems, S¢3 to fold, double up. S0BTY -‘:,‘3'5355, NBITY IR B o0, JAW a door studded with gems. eI ot to fold, double up. Sy 18 a clasp knife. i plaster. C. DB, Do maduvu, maduhu, s. Deep water, a pool. See BT, C. $o08, DA mani, maniyu s V. N o To be humble, modest. 2. to bend, bow, 0 C. BT made, adj. Strong or rich, as land FB T stoop, prostrate, make obeisance. s. A bow, in the vicinity of water. FNB DR, e3 { obeisance. 2. confidence. S2¢3% having bow- i rich, strong land. ( ed or stooped. &o¢d Foedwh having frequently G 50T madda, adj. Dull, thick-headed, bowed. = stupid, awkward, =8 ST g, 3% a dull, 8. 0683 manika, s. A small water jar, awkward, or stupid man. pitcher. ¢ B30 maddi, s. A tree, the chips of 5. 2268508 mani-kantha, s, Thebluejay. which are used in dying red. 2. lees, sedi- 8. D8TW mani-kasha, T.B. DBoIRT ment, refuse of any liquor. adj. Clumsy, manigasa, s. A stone to grind gems on. awkward, dull, stupid. 8 Sww red thread. 8. DRBRIVR0E mani-gulagangi, s 3 25 the leaves of the above tree, used as The abrus precatorius. a vegetable. mz;;q W & a faint red £ colour. ;B R FUI clumsy or awkward work, a’ia%a’;‘ 8. 30683 manita, s. Murmur, vel blandi- tie in tempore coeundi. doltishness, stupidity. 3)’.3% TR g cordial of parboiled great millet, given to a buffalo S. BEORYT mani-pura, s. A town so called. after yeaning. &8 ®® to give this cordial. C. 3B maddu, s. A small kind of drum. 8. $HeOTPT, DR TPV manipira, C. 253;‘%% madlu, See Huw, manipiraka, s, The navel. N (0 A 83, A. 0. B635 maniya, adj. Bearing of a ruinous disposition. ooz 3 salt earth, royal insignia. s. A tax. 2. superintendence S8 Sy potters’ earth. Foézy red earth. or management of village affairs. Toc¥d 03 DFER B D a class of men who do earth work. o3 superintendence of a custom house. Rore JE. TP l)lastey. oedo® the superintendence of a temple. oo\ A. C. D000 mandi, See Foc3D> under 3. g Fe3cd the charge of public straw. DB A 3539339 Manmarre, adj. Variegated, F0edcd clearing the way for persons of dis- diversified. tinction. Focdc7T g superintendent in ge- S. =03 mata, s. Purpose, intention, wish, neral. 2. the head man of a village. mind. 2. a religious sect; of which, in the 8. 320893, R3S mani-shile, ma- peninsula, there are three principal ones ; viz. g mi-sile, s. Red arsenic. o, 8F Ty, ;Spgg;'dg, and SRTT, ATy JBI what is your opinion? 23, WIR I, B3 C. R208o3 mani-hdra, s. A messenger, ambassador. my opinion is the same as yours. 2D BRI 2387 of what sect are you? ZEInEN, D3 0. 000, DEWYY) manu, Manuv, s. A 8200 to act in accordance with another’s weight of 8 wis or 251b. wishes. C C. D0DT> manuku, s. A stain, soil, mark. S. 3>80R matanga, s. The name of a sage, . DT mane, s. A stool, any thing to sit 8. $ZoR&® matangaja, s. An elephant. upon. % a:tax; 3. a vow. TIYF, WIS 0. $8F mataka, s. Confusion, maze. 2. NP, T N a foot-stool. 20 00T s g deep, fixed thought F8F W% to be confus- stool on which an idol is placed. FE BFY ed, to be in deep thought. S a procession of Shudras, during which H. 380 matalabu, s. The contents of they pick up fruit, &c., with their mouths a letter. from a bleached cloth spread across the road. S8 B o cause this procession. 8. 89 F matallike, adj. Excellent, hap- C. D8 manchu, v, n. To move a little piest, 1(;Yejst. s. Excellence, happiness. 8, farther. H. $o59%), @02 matdpu, matdbu, s. The moon. 2. a blue light. C. 3269 AN, s. Earth, clay, soil. § Boex) Bn® to bury., e fwekd a mud wall. s, 328 muti, s Understanding, intellect, ey Fw3 ¥ a bulwark of earth, a rampart. common sense. 2. wish, will, desire, inclina- =2 082S void of Soezy ok, BF o8 g clod ; an unburnt brick. tion. 3. advice, counsel. e, 8 an earthly, grovelling desire. SoFsp, sense. 308308 g sensible or clever man. A 3070 to turn to dust ; to die. BTI WA C. D08T> matisu, v. a. To value, appraise. § ey, %+ (he put earth in his mouth) [5) s an b 8. 398> o0 matkuna, s. A bug. he did not pay him, or, he disappointed him. 3. a beardless man., elephant without tusks. SoNTIT FUBIIy, LRATIS 2500 m”fi; let him go to ruin who spoiled the work of those 8. 8 matta, adj. Pleased, glad, delighted. 2. intoxicated, infatuated, intoxicated with that confided in him. OTIR wod &)i‘sofosg’ pride, passion, &c. 4. furious, mad, insane. Doy FoB Twod WedE he has forgotten A S0 @¢ a snake which 083,% a bee inebriated with honey. L all he learned. a man intoxicated. 1. B. [39857] A mortal. seems to have a head at the end of its tail. ) 3 F2B g superior or excellent woman. YV ITT ga’és;fiov\ mgié&gd%?wcasj;f 253009 8 nw, 308 JeTe g rutting elephant, a fine ez let him who hoarded up his wealth, (y=TeYal large elephant. =08 nwows S g woman whose unable to enjoy it himself, go to ruin. B TOET - gait is dignified as the elephant’s, ) BT F0T NG wo:t;)g it is vain to pay court to a prince who under- S. 353@30@)03) mattdlamba, s. A fence or stands not one’s character. enclosure round the walls of a palace, either mm& BRty, 30 artificial, as palisades, or natural, as a grove B3 to throw up dirt, as an expression of of trees, &c. 2. chambers in an enclosure. sorrow. ®0eay 3SR W a grovelling mind. zn 760 == T30S TR ah, refined sugar; the juice of the sugar-cane, c. _%) matti, s. Aspot, mark, freckle. See arth, 4 either after its first boiling, or after it is par- g jork, tially freed from impurities, which is effected i Wi 548 fiJg_fo W?,Qttu, [5)'\)?:3] s. The \vatery by straining. part of curds ; whey. 2. [®T] intoxication, i infatuation. 3. pride, arrogance. 4. the 8. D> é&gz’fg‘é mdtsya-de’s/za, s. A country enumerated amongst the midland divisions ated, rutting of elephants. 338 3 proud. F0g TS P e ) [STSESD] of India. a proud man. w:@i’ &t an intoxicated man. s 5. [#0%] the bottom part of a churn- s. da?{%gd")ao:a"j matsya-yantra, s. A fish made to vibrate constantly on a pole, and the ing stick, S0, Fwgw, 08, Aeteww g churning stick. which 47juna struck with his bow after the Vil i) failure of other competitors, c. 3503:30, 208 0 mattu, mattam, adv. b And, again, moreover, farther, else. Foy, = 8. 7.33‘@‘%8:3; matsydkshi, s. The moon Jesd % to tell again, to repeat. 0 3 %, 27 £0 go plant, Asclepias acida. P again. FoBw, W come again. Fodw, LR to 8. S0GI mathana, s. Churning. 2. tor- )ers return, give back. @2 &2 again and again. ture, slaughter. ©% £33 churning milk., 3 ST FRBY, (o 333:{%) matte, adv. More, farther, other, dnd) DES churning the sea. else, again. 38 FUEthe rest of the business. S8 to churn. 0% o 2. to cavil, object. S what else? what more? W B atfe 8, D203 mathita, s. Buttermilk free from otherwise. € 3w g nothing else, nothing, 9 water. nothing farther. A oflma’fi% FRBE ] why fus SENATA mada, s. Pride, arrogance. 2. ine do you hinder ? 08 3w FUIDY never mind ; sanity, infatuation, madness. 3. joy, pleasure, it is of no importance. 08, ¥ come again. 0f delight. 4., the juice that exudes from an 08 ¢3S0t farther, as follows, moreover. elephant’s temple, when in rut. 5. inebriety, €n,0™ other, another thing. Soéu’i‘%lj\) ano- ther man. intoxication. 6. spirituous or vinous liquor. A 02w 2 €0 another woman. 7. desire, love. © 33 pride of high living. s. 32‘)3:3:6%3 mattébha, s, An elephant in rut. CEF 03, B3 ST pride of wealth, 32,09 & 9 8 BeNd a woman of dignified gait. 3, S¥93S &3 pride of youth. sa’é‘sojor" 0T 08 (B8 a kind of verse. pride of possession or dominion. DRy ESMo] 8. 533{&5 matsara, s. Envy, animosity, BTS, HvICTS, T3 pride of learning. impatience of another’s success or prosperity. SuBEYTRY, B e Ted an elephant in rut. of 2. passion, anger. 80 one who envies the Q¥Ted an elephant out of rut. happiness of others. S088 TR, DB LT, & C. TR madaga, s. A stupid fellow. = 3 8 0AsY, 38D to envy, hate, bear malice. oRSS stupidity. Son @i, a dull understand- 8. a'So?J’Agmatsya, s. A fish. 2 (3%) i} ing. I a mark, target. So81g 73D a fish basket. & 8y5 3PS a fish-hook. :a@a{\gq: we T T the first C. VAT madagada, s. Money given in ) advance for the cultivation of land, and re- incarnation of Vishnu, when he appeared in i the shape of the small fish 333, to Satya- ceived again without interest. SBRG3 xJ a bond for the same. b vrata, to warn him of the general deluge, and to desire him to place the four Vedas in the C. SOTAS madagu, s. A placein the centre l boat, which he (Vishnu) would preserve. The of a potter’s wheel, to hold the earth. 2. a W sluice. fish was first taken up by Satyavrata in his 1 hands when bathing, being then the size of a C. BoB3B> madadu, adj. Slothful, indolent, LPuthi, but growing too large to be contained -idle. 2. rancid, stinking. BB mgu:-&, =0 in a tank, river, &c., it was conveyed to the 2 a sloth, sluggara. sea )y It supported the ark with <ts horn. 8. T3 madana, s, Cupid. 2. bees’ wax. Satyavrata lived about 3000 years before 3. the thorn apple tree, Datura metel. =08 Christ. oty 39 %), ™ 3 B3 F¢ sexual pleasures. FBI Fe €%~ 72 S. 533&80& 771(6t82/((7.2§l?', s. Coarse or un- TS, BT (T, B3 WD the torment or fever 61 4 7 . = T ST 0 of love TS FoodT, B3 B pudendum &%,3 3 temporary shed for nuptial ceremonies muliebr TT TFkEL g flower so called STFR VT, FI IwmeSF the auspicious FTITF 9830 S¢xy this flower mixed with season selected for a marriage FTINR JW €9, sugar, and administered to rouse lustful SRR Sk Foweo the wedding party passions. B0 Shiva, the enemy of Cupid ™O g raised seat of earth for the bridal pair at a wedding 8. T8 T mada-mattaka, s. The hemp plant, cannabis sativa 8. 300083 madébha, s A rutting elephant 0. JTBoN madarangt, s The Henna F0k% A0S a female of majestic or affected gait plant, Lawsonia Spinosa A. C. WO madari, adv. Again farther, 8. DB 8, DoBweed) T, Fordveed more, else 8, Sodwel,3 maditkata, madd- A. C. DTTaRon) madaru-gampu, s, A drikta, madoddhata, madonmatta, fetid smell, stink s. Excess of pride, abounding of pride €. 0Y madalu, v. n. To return, as a S. 20> madgu, s. An aquatic bird, the fever ; to break out anew, as a sore, &c 30 shag § T it returned 8. 300> 3 madgura, s. The sheat fish A. C. SHBIB,R madavattige, s. Matted Silurus pelorius. clotted, neglected hair STIY, a woman = whose hair is neglected C. 595 32 maddamma, s, A woman’s name. G 0B, SBHR, DDOR, DT G. 8 8> maddattu, s Help, assistance, OoR madavaniga, madamaga, ma- aid, succour 2. giving an advance for the daliga, madalinga, s. A bridegroom. cultivation of land T B FRBY to give an FTIE3N, FTINR, FTUAS , FBO0N8 g bride advance. BILRD, NBIFFS the bride and bride- S afiadej maddala, T.B. dab@a afiad groom. 'éo) maddale, maddale, s. A small fiu- ¢. 22D madipu, s. Valuation, appraise- ger drum, used at dances ment & c. DTS madddne, s. A rutting 8. 203 madire, s. Wine or spirituous elephant p liquor. 2 C. 00 maddz, s. A shady tree, terminalia 8. OO madisu, v. n. To be joyful alata glabra 200 {%’?, its berry. 3. to be intoxica- § to be proud or arrogant. ted, infatuated, mad, in rut BN IBEW to C. 200 maddu, s Gunpowdel 2. me- Q behave proudly. dicine 3] a decoy powder dj. Dull, stu- 0D D W o pid 0 3 WBE g powder-horn T, B. 20T madisu, [8%] v, a. To ap- T FRD to load a gun praise, estimate, value 2. to destroy 3. to © a powder bag with powder 08 FY to drug 0B 7RT an e¢hurn opium eater, 2. a powder manufacturer. 3 T. B, s3500 madu, See 5%, 8 So3H g a dull, stupid man T. B, 30000 madura, See w3 N _33"%’ madya, s. Wine; vinous, spiritu- A. C. DTDASIT maduvigavane, s. A ous, or fermented liquor small kind of drum C. BTN, 1S maduve, madive, s S 5392‘3@75 madra-désha, s, A country enumerated among those to the north-west Marriage IR JInB FeEd to marry, as = of Hindustan proper the bride and bridegroom FTFR INB to { marry P R et} ESSISNEVAS AP ¥ QoA madlinga, See Soue3n s parents their children 2% to marry, as a priest the bride and bride- 8. 3070 madhu, s, Spirituous liquor, dis- groom otk )7, the ceremony of a mar- tilled from the blossoms of the bassia latifo- riage FTNY 3508’ a wedding house. SOTNR lia ; oraccording to some explanations, wine; 762 T M) D spirit distilled from grapes. 2. honey. 3 s. 53?,3’803%5 )s 15325?92'5’@% mad-lya the nectar or honey of flowers. 4. the first rdshira, madhya-désha, s, The high- Hindu month. 6 5. the season of spring. lands of India, or the country above the the name of a demon slain by 7ishn. 7 par ghauts. sugar. 8 sweetness in flavour, sound, or 8. B3 29_?\1 70T, DT 73»‘&):053 madhyasta- disposition. FTOFT, TTT, IO 0O ant, gdra, madhyastanu, s. A mediator, B, FtvF)8 a hee, as eating or producing arbitrator. fol honey. [T @ 3 gpirituous liquor. 3. nec- SN FR 0B to arbitrate, me- diate. FoTgH F a® to appoint an arbitrator. tar, the beverage of the gods. T 87, ST 0 ‘0 BRTS Vishnu, destroyer of Madhu. DT S. 35.)@32965§ madfiya’fina, s. The middle 3th In% the of the day, noon. i tippling, drinking frequently. first Hindu month. e3) b T Cupid, S. R’)Jzfifiiaé madhwa-mata, s. The sect ly friend of the Spting. 205 ¥288 Cupid, with called S5z, Spring personified for his charioteer. T S. 53_(5 T 0(5535.), B eFVOIE Ty he 3, ; bees’ wax. madhwa-rdyarv, madhw-dchdryaru, 8. Dogo0d madunda, s. Jaggory, produ- s. The founder of the sect called S53 - ced from the fermented juice of the palmyra, s. O3 mana, s, The mind. SoForegh, date, and other palm trees. 23’7%25’0, FoFcda v, a. To covet, desire. v. %. 1§ 8. DBy madhu-druma, s, The To feel inclined, yield. NToRRYR v. caus. Bassia latifolia. To make inclined, persuade. See 5\)3@7 §2 C. SGonTe madhuparka, s, A dish of ST, 1o curds and honey, given by an officiating priest C. IFOY managdvu, s, Tongs with to a bride and bridegroom before marrying which wires are drawn. them. 2. the same dish given by an enter- A. C. SHIToBS manadandale, s. Sor- W tainer to learned men and priests on other row, distress, grief. auspicious occasions. A. C. IJITIy manadanna, s, A hus- 8. DoGoR5ed madhu-mddhavi, s, A band. 2 a lover. IToF, FIToID g tune so called. wife. 2. a paramour. 3. an amiable and 8. 30 madhura, adj. Sweet, pleasing, beloved woman. agreeable. ©8 70T Jiquorice. i 5. & 0. Bo3TGN3R manaddyatike, s. The mind’s reflection. 8. 00Ty D madhurd-pur, s. Mt;ttra, the birth place and early residence of Krishna, &3> g & 0. DI & mana-muitv, v, mn, in the province of Agra. To give the mind, to do heartily, with all the 8. o738 madhure, s. Muttra, Madura. \ heart, with application. SozoBg Bord g standing purple colour. =TT o7 g purple turban, C. DOIT manara, s. Rice-flour batter put into a kind of colander, and made to run 8. 3900 madhya, s, The middle, centre, through, in the form of small pipes, into waist. 2. the middle sort. 3. a girl arrived boiling ghee. at puberty. adj. Middling. 2. mean, low, vile. Between. Ft5B9 in the 8. & ¢. I30F manavarike, s. Know- postpos. midst. '@’OI;S 38F, 5\)"25 B @ a mediator, arbitra- ledge. FTFOF 9T S you must know. tor. HT5T3) midnight. % %3, the navel. C. ID manavi, s. A petition or request made to a superior. ST InB) to petition, 8. 333258353 madhyama, adj. Middle, make a request. ® TN 2O, DID T to centrical, intervening, intermediate. 2. mid- listen, attend to a petition. dling. 8. mean, low, vile. s. The fifth note of the gamut. 2. the middle finger. 50@13 30 8. I, VoI, 535}'\5% manavu, a pubescent girl, T YD 4 gramr. the manasu, manassu, s. The mind; or second person, considered as the seat of perception and 763 g [ T 03 2. inclination, wish, 8. exR manishe, s, Wisdom, under- passion, the heart. standing, intellect. 0283 g wise or learned desire. RFTTY, zdeg;) SoTWY, 1T 0T an excellent mind, amiable disposition. TJF man SOQGEPTE guspension of mind. S0y, B HIDY, W JoTRY an evil mind. 8. 303> manu, s. The celebrated Hindu FOT DIR, TRl STy a severe or cruel legislator, supposed to have been a son of mind. P, BTy, 5,3 DIy a firm mind. Bramha, or his personification. 2. the B0V &JJU‘SJA a fickle mind. oS LB, JoT IV generic term applied to the fourteen succes- A B, IS¥D to be oftended, disaffected. sive saints said to preside over the universe 2378 23 (come to the mind) to understand, for the period of a 33303, or from one ¥ comprehend. &SPy W (mind to come) to to another, that is, during the interval from 5 be willing, feel inclined. 30 3:’% BRB), JVTD creation to creation. In thepresent creation Ty I § F2® to pay attention, attend to. there have already been six of these; viz. a’os"%fi 25 f By (your mind) as you like. o called also F33000%S, revealer of the sentiment, opinion, notion. STy 2B to ¥ Hindu code of law. T2 B R, v8 ), T restrain the mind. 2. to win upon another L ¥, 8358, and 5235 the seventh, or the person’s feelings, to be impressed on the sr! present S, i 53373 8. a mantra, mys- mind., JTHIA 233TEF g person who cannot tical verse or formula. § be endured, a detestable person. EAISE) ) &‘3_30 8. o358, §, o manushya, manu)a, to be understood, comprehended, =TFeyn s. Man, a man, mankind. zo’sfio;iqg 2::23:13 0@ to give freely, from choice. ms:’% human birth. SR g 3B a human body. M Sweadw the mind to be pained. S '«'-':\S 3& 2, FoIBg=2d human ability, capacity. S to pain the mind, 8.3'33?3% SwoB o o fame. 3% 3 woman. HIERET, honour, dignity. M the mind having been pained. H 35308 maniti, s. An agreement. 2. WS 23 mental entanglement, per- STFIOB to be in a state of hesi- receiving interest on a sum of money for the plexity. tancy, perplexity, or confusion respecting payment of which a person becomes bound. f, two Objects’ &e. 5&533‘% 827D, 5&3?’,’\){\3 BTV C. 303 mane, s. A house, home, dwelling 7 to alter the mind, convert. NITTR, DI 2. a family. 3. a square of a chess board, &c. %8 consent, inclination, willingness. B S w0 to ruin one. 3 ITB g family. § 2,93% the mind to be pleased, to approve. DIBeg,, NI SwIHS the master of a house. 33038, HIe8F the mistress of 3 I having become inclined. B éofi% a house. 2, amarried woman whose hus- § the mind to be elated. band is alive. 3. a virtuous woman. 303 H. 53;5?\1&)(36 manasabddra, s A @wd? the thatch or roof of a house. 03¢ § native military officer. 2. a magistrate. 8. BIJIR OS> manaskarisu, v, n. To be Rowh B to conduct a bride, at the termi- nation of nuptial ceremonies, to the bride- strongly or naturally inclined. 373,34 groom’s house. HIBIBID, DISIF D, NI strong inclination. § B30HID a household. 3R BED a family S. 3335?3‘_3’5 manas-tépa, [heart-burning] name. Every family has aname taken from s. Repentance, contrition, grief, sorrow. 0 8, that of their village, profession, or office, and ST,® Rwg, DTT2T IB to repent. 1 resembling our surname, only that it is pre- 8. DO S mana-sthiti, s. State of mind. fixed, instead of affixed, to the proper name. . manash-sheitya, 8. JJg WeANB W land cultivated by S. '53;5%)9&38 I Calmness, composure, peace, comfort of mind. zemindars through their own domestic slaves. F03 HIA from house to house. I S 8D S. 53;3?557\'.5 mana-swastha, s. Easiness, G, composure, mental quiee. DS T I TAD to ™ to gad, gossip. 3¢ F household bl be free from perturbation or agitation. expenses. BB IR, HI oA, S ST 8. 33(5?\{3 MaAnaASWe, s, A sage, a wise man. house taxes. 3¢ 38D a ground lease. < C. XD Mmanivi, s, A petition or request Sk @227” house rent. IR B to 20 to a superior. A I to make a request. home, SoF=edr, FF WBF household affairss t 764 BORAER 30039 e d don.lestic economy, stewardship, management %, ®2 3 he is unwilling to return the money lent. e of afamily, I =Y, Sed, Fhadk Ino S'D prov. build the house and calculate C. DIVYR0 MANNISU, v, a. To forgive, pass i the expense, complete the marriage and learn by, look over. 2. to regard, treat kindly. the cost. Lo I OLob an adopted son-in-law. Cx 3'33;‘3;653 manneya, adj. Respectable, the I OYINITI D to be an adopted son-in- worthy of honour. law. o FJH JwodI SweS the edge of a 8. 3 @ manmatha, s. Cupid. thatch. =3 I ATy, IR Har, ATy S I , 8. 353538 manyu, s, Sorrow, grief. 2. dis- g)@'% T DR, Z)Z)’Q\ I BRFIN (1}10(16 of tress, indigence. 3. anger, wrath. 4. pride, i cursing) may your house mingle with the 8. 33 manye, s. The lunar day on which i dust, go to ruin, be shut up, burnt, become great millet. the moon is full. 2. the tendon forming the The last is rather a blessing than a curse, and is in constant use when nape of the neck. 17 FF INLE gne very slightly displeased. 8. $>R03T manwantard, s. Thereign who ruins another. of a ™, a period equal to twenty one ages e 8. B030eRS mand-gata, s, Thought, of the gods, or 308,720,000 years of mortals ; or, with its Sandhi, or interval of universal state of mind, purpose, opinion. deluge, 308,448,000 years. Fourteen Mamn- 8. D300, fia;?\raeedxg mand-ja, ma- wantaras constitute a-Kalpa, the grand pe- nd-janma, s, Cupid. riod of creation and destruction, of 4,320, 5. Do3wea MUANG-jaya, adj. Pleasing, 000,000 years. Each Manwantara is govern- h asreeable. RS FJRecBRAD g pleasing omen. ed by its distinet S0, and is provided with 8. D3RS mand-java, See H3oR. its Indra and minor deities. According to Hindu cosmogony there have been innume- S. 333;‘3@3(83 MaAndgnYa, adj. Beautiful, rable Manwantaras since the first creation handsome, lovely, pleasing, agrecable. of the world. 8. 03w mand-dharma, s. The state, exercise or movements of the mind, o 3333%57\’63 mabbigaru, s, Giants or de- SRITIF 89w to know one’s state of mind. mons, enemies of the demi-gods, as travelling 8. Do3eeeposd mand-bhdva, s. Thought, most in the dark ; or as laden with the dark- ness of sense. state of mind. & '553&)&3}) mabbu, s, Darkness, adj. Dark, 8. 300087 mandratha, s Wish, desire. dim, dull. ;flo% nYBN, Foesp) " to become dim or dark. Ay B darkness to dis- 8. 30 ReR mand-véga, s. The swift- perse. Fw) ¥, VT a dull, stupid man., ness of thought. FIeFRTA ag quick as S. 0308, 3030598 mamate, mama- thought. /fd’i‘(l, s. The interest or affection enter~ 8. 300N, B33ReS Y mand-vé- tained for other objects, from considering dhe, mano’—vyddfii, s. Mental anguish. them as belonging to, or connected with one’s 8. $3wew3 mandhara, adj. Charm- self. ing, delightful, agreeable, pleasant. S. DO maya, A Sanscrit affix used in the Q. 833:5%373 mannane, s. Respect, civility, formation of adjectives, attributive of that of politeness, attentions. 2. a polite request. which a thing is chiefly made or consists. Ty 8 SR to shew respect. Fyeor Food golden, all gold. ES‘Q)('Q FoTB m ade of grass. C. DO>TB> mannddu, ». n. To be in 33 o made of reeds, or arrows. BV MWD covered #with water. suspense, doubt, hesitate. ©FdRoTwgeR FoTdy %aa’é Foo3d 83973 his situation is in jeopardy. ©=8 33, pervaded by Bramha, every thing being BT IR Bramha. £, F099, 83303 his life is in danger. OR BarAITTE, B9, 3082, 3 he hesitates to go 8. 30 maya, s, A titan, and the car- to his village, ©o Pl B> PBETE, pen'_cer or architect of the giants. 2. a camel. 70 9] D 030 20T 7. B. Do mayand, |3s3] s, Cupid. C. DOOR maraga, s. Mint. c. Wax. C. IR0 maraganchi, s, A marriage C. 0D mai, s. The body. See 3. = party going in procession, from the place &Yy to prostrate, bow. A INDBN o where the nuptials are celebrated to the tem- stretch out the body. 30 Cda{)aofb.) (the body ple of an idol, often more than a hundred to blaze) to be violently excited. times. C. 0T RF maikunike, s The C. o8R8 mara-gatti, s. A wooden fen- thorn apple, Datura metel and Jastuosa. cing sword. 8. Do mayikha, s. Light, lustre, C. TR 232 mara-gabbu, s, A hardkind brightness. 2. a ray or beam of light. of sugar-cane. 8. B30T mayiira, s, The peacock. C. DTVARY> mara-gallu, s. A large stone used for an anvil. C. 5363J%8o7‘\’3 mai-80bagu, s, Personal beauty or elegance. C. STVNR mara-gini, s. A parrot which cannot talk. C. 58 mara, s. A tree, wood. 00 Sed Sy T BoeVes 'zf/vo’b’é CE?"EJ’A Swraadey do C. SITARY Mmaragu, See SHoro. you regard the tree or the formidable giant c. 5&67\’05@ maragu-patre, s. Mint. on the tree? prov. 'do you look to the minor A. C. 3BRRY mara-gila, [devourer of consequences or the major? do you regard 0T wood ] s. Fire, personified as a god. this man for his own sake or his master’s ? &3 ne¥enn, 308nes RSB Shanmukha, Shiva his Fewd) to cut or saw timber. S8 FIBY to work at timber with an adze or chisel. 03 father having produced him by emitting his A semen virile into fire. FREY to fell timber. 2. to shake a tree. A. C. D8R marage, s. A bucket. (A ?cd uzé)m?\do to be insensible. 3T RVTTII g, carpenter. 03 23 a strong or hard hand. c. DT Rwo mara-gombu, s. The branch of a tree. T 233 g bad memory., VFIR Bgw B o ) HTZeWB my mouth is become callous C. DHVRPYY , FTRLOBT> mara-gol- with telling him. lu, mara-gondiru, ». n. To be absent in 8. o808 maranda, s, The nectar of flow- mind, unconscious. ;8ReoBI an absent ers, S0BoTF g flower. person. I C. HTFE, mara-kattu, v. a. To draw, C. $o0&TW mara-jade, s. A pendent root as toddy, &c. from a branch. 8. $oVF8 marakata, s. An emerald. 0. 28T maradu, qdj. Dull, stupid, sense- ) C. DTFo mara-/ailu, s. A wooden leg. less. 30 0] 2. a long wooden stilt used by tumblers. ST 78, IBWBW to walk on stilts. C. 0B marana, s. Death, demise, de- cease. FBes Fow the time of death. ST 1 D. D05 marakdlu, s, Bight paddies i} or measures. FouF, D g TR F2UF, W Ay against death there is no preventitive, and for an evil hour I C. 258TBF, DTFHEFI> mara-ku- no advice (that will be taken.) Te 13, G DB Bwow to die. tika, mara-kutikanu, s. A carpenter, builder. 2. the black bee. l 0. ST maranabe, s. A toad-stool, a bad sort of mushroom. C. éod%gé&é@é%& mara-kuttana-hak- Iy ki, s. A woodpecker. C. 30885 08> maratu, maradu, T8y Beg C. BTTY marakuli, s. A very forgetful part. of 33, Having forgotten. ), NTED to forget. STERTRL to fall asleep. person. 0] C. STTRYA marakiiliga, s. A glutton, . S>VBRAS maradarising, s, Theyel- C.| great eater. 2. fire. See JBRwy. low sanders. 0. RBGORS maraddgu, v, n. To become c. fiocfc‘? marake, s, A stain, spot, blot. Z - { 66 s et To0e unconscious, as in sleep or a swoon. VT A. C. 38> maralchu, v. caus. To send B, THRBOW, T80T though unconscious. back, cause o return, turn any thing back, 1 FTTeBRE0 Fned BoddusFo T I have not as a bird does its neck, &c. 3¢ having e seen him deviate in the least, even when out returned. 0B o€ 50 as to return. 53'.)(5%1 the it of his senses, or inadvertently. act of returning. [t C. TVGeRTB mara-ddvare, s. A wild Cc. Ro0o8Be3 mardta-désha, s. The lotus. Mahratta country. 08D, FvTEID the 2l C. 53'5’@ marapu, s. A fault, mistake, Mahrattas. blunder, omission. 2. forgetfulness, forget- il S. 5000? mardla, s. A sort of swan, & ting. S0THAD to be omitted, as a letter in oo% g female swan. writing, to be forgotten. THTSF a4 person cC. RSJUD'@:’ mardle, s. The boards on each e liable to forget, one who makes omissions in side of a native book, the binding of a book. writing. C. 30 mare, s Zeal, enthusiasm. 2. the h C. TR, >TSS mara-mane, wa- young of quadrupeds and of other animals, ra-vane, s. A wooden stool. 2. See TTe3, 3. a very young child. w3 30 g colt. © C. TI5oB mara-mddi, s, The gradual- ¢ 0 a young elephant. Fwg¥t 30 a chick- Iy descending slope of the gable end of a roof. en. S0kFR 0 3 kid. <]I 0. SOTRIBE> mara-mdtu, s. Ananswer, C. 0, D000 mari, mariyu, See =3, reply. 0. :‘;abfi@‘efi, ':)367\’\@@‘)’ mari-kile, ma- 1 ¢. 38837 mara-yenne, s. Wood-oil. 7'3.:5/’4] €, s. A second crop from old stalks. 1§ A. C. T maralu, s Sand. 2. aflower. C. 3OR marz'ga, s. A name common to C. B> maralu, v. n. To return, go back. Jangamas. C. RTBYSRL0T maravaliya-sunka, C. 3OR marige, s. A wooden trough, a he s. Duty on timber or on fruit trees. vessel to put milk in. 2. a log of wood. ¥ C. R0, N8R, FoTRT, VR ma- &0 FOR g stone trough. SYTR 6’3&”&39 zfi:itfi yl ravu, marave, maravike, marahu, TR0y, H0R: 23R while all bore female il S. Ignorance, unconsciousness, insensibility, children the goddess bore a log; prov. used 30 P COove 10 forgetting. AT to he ignorant, insensi- of one who does nothing to the purpose. ble, &c. See JoToIF). C. 0Rwo marigombu, s. A sluice i C. SoTR> Mmarasu, See 500w, by which surplus water flows out of a tank. c, 5325?535_30 marasutiu, s, The screw of T. B. 532083 maricha, | 50:3] s. Pepper. P any jewel or ornament, used instead of clasps C. 20008 mari-dumbe, s A young or springs. ¥ F839 g screw-driver. 20T black bee. 3, 88AM to put in a screw. FTREY, Fw¢ an 1 C. OA mari-maga, s. A great grand- iron screw. son S0 S0 a great grand-daughter, 0 fi H. 3 3®o E’jg marahammattu, s. DT, F0FFW great grand-children. It Repairing, mending. C. 03007 mari-anche, s. A young C. THBOYY), 2VI0RY mara-hdvu, swan. maravdvu, s, A tree snake. 0. FDE2E50,R R TS0> mariyattd-ho- C. 331‘3? marali, s. A simpleton, silly wo- deyu, ». a. To loosen the soil after rain. man. adv. Again. STV WRkT o go again, T. B. 35053503 mariydde, See HE»FT. I TTLYIID to come again. C. SVX> . marisu, v, caus. To cause to 2\ . wodfig?{o maralisu, v. . To make boil q“ or bubble up. 2. to make turn round or back. forget, divert from a purpose, amuse with 4 C. :8Yo maralu, v. n. To turn, return. some sinister design ; to hide, shelter, con- ceal, v. n. To die. 2. toboil. s. The waist pouch, lap. 2. sand. BJ’. 0 T50 F0%),0 FRBDITT hracelet makers. 8. w2083 maricha, s. Pepper. e - { 67 v 58] 2000 8. 0d0e3 marichi, s. A ray of light. 2. G 2331'332:)) maruvu, s. Forgetfulness, dark- 2, insensibi- a saint, the son of Bramha, and one of the ness, natural or metaphorical. prajapatis. lity, unconsciousness 8. %o0023F marichike, s. The mirage. C. $ITIV> marusi, See 3:0%. C 8. o8> maru, s. A desert, soil destitute C. 00 maruhu, v, n. Tolove, be fond s, Insen- of water, a sandy, parched plain. of, enamoured or captivated with. C. 300> maru, s. A freckle. adj. Against, sibility, forgetting one’s self. opposed. adv. Again, next. HoT DI, C. ’353?.33(“23 maruly, s. Foolishness, mad- D 3% the next day. ness, enthusiasm, ravishment of an evil spi- 0. 38T maruka, s. Affection, fondness, rit, infatuation, the grimaces of a demoniac, love. 2. allurement, infatuation, seduction. the fury or madness of a person possessed. 3. grief, distress. % o5 b F0gS WY FF very 2. an evil spirit, a devil. STy to play fond of children. the fool, to act like a demoniac or one in a R frenzy. FBF0 RROBII), FTE 2DIQ) an 0. $o8oF9F marukalike, s, The relapse 0 enthusiast ; a demoniac ; one in a frenzy. of a disease. T to relapse or return, %o S8 an inecherent speech. mdog;aééa, as a fever. o2 5 B SR ¥% to entice, allure. T B to il . fiodofiafig marukuli, s. A man of trea- disappoint, deceive. LI, PSS en- cherous memory. adv. Again, thusiasm, frenzy. 2. foolishness, insanity. 0. SITA maruga, s. Mint. STH, @2, FTOFRR, HTFR go to be in a frenzy, 8 0. SHTINE> marugisu, v. a. To allure, become enthusiastic. e, A abounding in captivate, seduce. enthusiasm. B¢ a simple woman. adv. C. DOTORS marugu, v n. To fret, grieve, Again. sigh, be anxious, restless. 2. to become in- 0. 350 mare, s. A shelter, cover, retreat. fatuated, enamoured with, captivated by. = 2. armour, mail. 3. a blind, screen, curtain. N g Do howels to yearn. 4. concealment, evasion. 0B #&3&, F0BR T 8. a’sadaé_ofi maruttu, s. Wind, air, or its ¥ to screen, hide. FGARF, FTVERTY to dis- appear, vanish. oy Soddn g cover to the deified personification, Folus. 2. a deity, body, armour or mail. HTNT, HBEPAD to immortal. 3. a king so called. be in one’s light. 2. to be screened or hid, &3 C. DTITTB> maru-padu, v, n. To change, 9B to stand out of one’s light. FBR SRBI alter. to hide, shelter, conceal B 0By TRy 08 0. Ro0ToR) marupy, s. Forgetfulness. screen yourself. =8 $wn a veiled face. 8. DB maru-bhimi, s. A region SwnBITY persons wearing a veil, as Moor- devoid of water, a parched, sandy desert. women. 20O AB FBET the tiger is behind the tree, S8R, ST Bwegry, T Fprd, FoT e} fiodadngjb maru-mélpu, v.a. To 2. to screen, hide, shade. o, S8 B¢ to seek shelter, take refuge. change. 3 Fse to conceal, keep back, hide. T I A. 0. BIToDRI maru-mone, s, A blow, 5] =3 B to confess without concealment. stroke. b . awound. 3. the point of an ar- row appearing through. 0. T, 80> mare, mareyu, a3y ST to become C. 0T muUruva, See HOR. v. a. & n. To forget. A, C. D003 maruvasala, s. An ad- insensible, unconscious, as in syncope, &c. 393 &*ofim;é_oo #u@g’a to recover from a swoon, versary, antagonist, foe, enemy. F0BdBY not to forget. BB 'lfi%;o con- stant devotedness. [T :J?) I3 to let a A G, ;’mfimagfoogdo maruvdlvudu, s. JoBB ) Thriving in a desert. - 2. great prosperity. business slip by sleeping too long. 2% to hear with attention. A, 0. 5330830 maruvidiyu, s, Be- tel, &c., given as a sign that visitors are to 0. B>3FYR> marekalisu, v. n. Torelapse, take leave. FTRREJTY to serve it out. as a fever. 7 (53 Pl b A1) , Qe 0: J 3y ) SA} F 3 0. D85535 mare-mdtu, s, Anindivect SR § a polite man. By to shew ensil =79 mode of expressing one’s sentiments, figura- civilities or politeness. B¢ 3 T \[esAn) the tive or symbolical language. custom of a country. 7o Sy QICCI Fg the C. 33D mare He FoUT 0 SAR) = @ observance UC, s. The act of forgetting, usage of a village. ofond R ) T 20 ) N syncope, fainting. BIFTS (the greatb in- of a caste. B if : A Teniry r By} 2T g bad ) =3 > 2 sensibility) death, o 083 Ny custom. =Tl ™ g to ‘for get, S. E{Jg_j\c & become insensible, faint. marshane, s. Patience, endu. made rance. 8. T markata, s. A monkey or ape. i A. C. T)TORo marrakarrisu, » n o 8. FeBeE markata-kita, s, A silk- It (y To swell, protrude. w rm. s, i 5 = —o0 UC\K/ 5 markalike, s. Relapse. A. C. T.:'o_"dj-ifo, :’aod_ajfja marraly, mar- iy 7 A. C. D03y mare i e, v n To become rulu, See S, 1 A . an very intimate with. C. 53;’5) marre, [39¢7] s Rain. C. DILF I YDA marchula-maga, s A A . G :3390533 MArreyu, See 308, o0, second-born son. A. c.‘fia;c_‘i‘gs‘ marrte, See =3, f H. 3238 maryji, s. Opinion, sentiment. 4] A. C. DTN marrbu, See . manner, way. B & 300 2030 v to get into the <o mula, s. Any bodily excretion, as [f way of a thing. serum, semen, blood, fwmces, urine, sweat, Iy S. 33335_8&— martya, s. A man, mortal. nails, ear-wax, marrow, tears, and rheum. 2. n 8§ 8. TEZ mardana, Rubbing the dross. 3. sin. 4. dust, filth, sediment. 5. rust. I, 1) body. = . rubbing, grinding, pounding, A ?iv‘%gffim to have a motion of proper con- killing FTFI IR, IDFI to bea‘:, ub, sistency. ?fl@‘lfizjy SoTtd, constipation. t, pound, grind, kill. c. T malaku, s. A round ornament, 8. 20T © mardala, s. A sort of drum. made of glass beads and coral or pearls, worn on the heads of children. 8. o058 mardita, adj. Rubbed, ground, pounded, killed. C. JuTomoT> malaku-hdku, v, n To 5 5 A, AP y o chew the cud, ruminate. mardu, [ 2 ]s. Gunpowder. C :.;G C. DIYR), TDYORs, TYNFTRY) ma- ens marbu, Fven1s. Dimness, dark- FOWIF VT [ARTA] 2 O there was ness, ignorance. lagu malangu, malagi-kollu, v n 1 darkness, or darkness was overspread. To lie down. Fowrd #erf a dormitory. = SOUAT 8. DodoE marma, s. A secret meaning or UAD to be lying down, to be in bed. purpose, a secret, any thing hidden or recon- to cause tolie down. ZUnh Ty to get one’s ) dite. & a joint, an articulation of the body. self put to bed. Foer, Swer g pillow. 53 [3) a vital member or organ. SVWF one that C. D23 wTs, DoveIwed mala-chiry, conceals a/sccret, a reserved man, one who malachilu, S, throws SODF The second pregnancy, a mystery over his conduct. BB o3, second child. FOFF BT, JFF 8% to find out a SN 5 ez C. DB, 0808 mala-tande, ma- secret. W @ one acquainted with mys- teries ST FeEY g secret word. FFF Ew R la-dande, s. A step-father. 0% to make known another’s private affairs. C. F008ReT> malata-niru, s, Thick, 5 BRE T marmara, S. The rustling muddy water. sound of a cloth ort ha ila 0. SowI>, mala-tamma, s. A step-son, t of dry leaves. . B350 B marydde, s . Continuance if younger than one’s self. in the right way, propriety of conduct, steadi- A. C. DYER, D0ToReS B malatava, ness, rectitude 9 e © P L boundary, limit, bank, malatu-nintava, s. A confused man, one shore. ) 3. respect, civility, politeness. 4. a in a maze. N a rebel. 3. one returned and usual custom, established habit. Vaor odJ tanding to fight. % 6 9 A \;‘iihu* ) [0S €. Sows00d> mala-tdi, s. A step-mother Sowsyre, S0P the pollen or farina of flow- C. Dow8To, $O > malatiru, maltiru, ers. HHOTFan g florist and garland maker. 1 [S0S] ¢ n o be mistaken, deluded 2. to C. 20 malavu, See S be thick as water after rain. 3. to be proud C. oo malahana, s. A poetso called. e I insolent DD w83 the water is thick. E5h) [ o2 #4838, a poem by him, in praise of ©8ToT F2hT g mistaken concern, a delusion Shiva BT WRY JvE 3 he is become very inso- 8. $HexT, oeRd mala-hara, mala- lent hari, s. One who removes sin (3 C. DB, Bows malatu, maltu, pay S. ¥R maldpahdri, s. A river so of 0%, Having been mistaken having alled A0 ebelled. 8. having become proud or rebelli- U ous MO St mistaken, deluded persons. 2. D. 00300 maldmu, s. Ointment, salve AC 3. rebels 0. o8 maldra, s A string of glass proud men it bracelets as carried about for sale oo mala-nddu, s, The country AC 5 oJ33§, $3o0e530% malina, malima- to the west of Mysore. VIR ooé'i) corn black. 3 i growing there S, adj Foul, filthy, dirty A ( H. s:030%) malaphipu, s. An enclo- vile, bad 4. morally defiled, sinful, depra- Z dirt W sure in a letter FUTEF) I0E 10 enclose in ved s 2 038, fault, defect. FETe0 3530 i an envelope filthiness, impurity, sin. A a dirty 2. the A, woman 003 Zn the god of fire. 8. 0080y mala-bévu, s. A variety of wicked black-faced monkey 3 v vile or the margosa man. 4. a dead man, a ghost. mufi,fi & ) C, ¢ 8. @ee0d mala-bhdnda, s. The body 00T cm)(vwh\ < a2 bad man. a dirty carment as mortal or foul 2. a close-stool h SOT Wb a dull understanding 8. svwesedd mala-bhédi, s. An aperient T.] S. 29205 23 malimlucha, s. A musquito SouZA mala-maga, s A step-son. or gnat “ 5) a thief 3. an intercalary month. Fov R g step daughter 4. wind, air. A. C. DO mala-mala, adj Much, G mJ.)@\CJ) malida, s. A mess of pounded excessive. bread, sugar, poppy sceds, nutmegs and car- U FDEW to have an unplea- sant, itching sensation. damums, made into a ball and mixed with milk. S, DOUDION mala-mdsa, s, An interca- C. 033 maluku 8. [5) ., lary month. A slip-knot 1 chewing the cud T ™R to make a It s, BRI, waejo"jw_) malaya- 2. to chew the cud, ruminate slip-knot. G, parvata, malayddri, s. Part of the Ty Wy > to draw a slip-knot. south range of ghawuts from whence the best andal wood is brought. Fvwohe sandal wood AE oJJ:j m(rlp v To be mistaken, de SRS i} Taded to covet desire 3. to be proud growing there Jwokw No® a woman, as C. [Vt TS arrogant 4 to rebel to be thick, mud agreeable as the smell of sandal D) S, VBRIV dy To oppose, resist Q 1ebelb, Sood I3 g southerly, cool proud men, deluded persons 5, wind blowing over those mountains. C. "503 male, s. A hill, mountain, hill- A . $203359¢ malaydla, s. The Malayd- < country a forest, grove infatuation lam country. i\ B¢ 9 the range of ghauts from T'ripati to d Sow 0 malayu, See o3 Shri-sheila 2ox) &S the ghauts on the A0 e YD0oR malar-amba 8. = 30 Cupid Cuddapah road B LSBT mountaineers with an arrow of flowers. & 933 the hill-lotus 0 T3 g wild ta- A G me malary, v, n Toturn awav marind C avert the face. 1 soosveon male-kalinga, s. A kind A C o030 malar, s Sand. 2. a flower. of cuckoo. 2. a serpent 770 = M) EUA sed person, whose grief does not allow them 0. THDHR,, ;’)3@‘)35_36 male-amma, to cook for themselves. malemma, s. A goddess so called. e 0. 3803y male-hdvu, s The boa or H. 532800, 5808 mashidi, mashiti, s. A mosque. of large serpent. 8. 30 malla, s. A boxer, wrestler. 0% ) 8. 08Wwes® mashichike, s. The small- pox. li FWT g, Werswd 3oy celebrated wrestlers. Fog 08 g boxing or wrestling match. H. TR, ST50® mashdlu, mashd- le, s A torch, flambeau. 5329 g torch- 1§ . '353%‘5‘56) mallappa, s. A step-father. bearer, a masdlichi. JTRW BB to carry A Q. 53(%3539% mallamani, s. The car- penter bee. a flambeau. ¢ 21 S. 532\)\ mashi, s. Ink. 2. charcoal. S, a s A. C. 53(@(\'&3) mallarra, s. Bodily suffer- black powder. 4. a collyrium, adj. Black. ing. 2 fiu‘ning round, wandering. C. D3, mashtu, s. Dregs, sediment. 2 Tt A. C. 300 38500, da{gjafiéiflod malla- rust, verdigris. 3. stain from oil, grease, &c: vatakdra, mallavatagdra, s. A florist. o), TN, FoTy, ¥ to remove rust, fi Aa afiaceég? mallali, s. Astonishment, &c m;\%j DRV, D03, B 3 zadw, afiazjg =2, to o wonder, amazement. 2. harmony or concord it become rusty. in music. il A. C. 3PRTF masaka, s Dimness, faded e A. 0. oY O78F, sfiaé%g?fi'a%':— malla- lustre. 2. dimmess of sight. 3. anger. adj. ol ligdrti, mallalikdrti, s. A gad, gossip. Stained, dirty, foul, written on. 2. incensed, C. 009 B malldre, s. A string of glass fierce. SxFe to become dim, faded, &c. bracelets. $HTTTo# g fierce or dreadful war. C. VB> masaku, v.n To increase, pre- st 353{@073 mallige, Lm;@,fl] s. A jasmin. i} T8 @R, T3 DYN the wild jasmin. fablol< vail, abound. 2. to become dim, pale, faded. SRR jasminum zambac. ©F YR a com- 3. to become stained, foul, dirty. 4. to faint. mon jasmin. 2w QR jJasminum auricu- v. a. To rub, triturate, mash, mix well toge- il latum or eared jasmin. SR YR justicia ther. 2. to irritate, incense, provoke. 3. to Il nasuta. ¥ 32818 the prickly chrysanthemum touch, rub against. 4. to envy. 5. to grind, Indicum. oS as a knife. h Lo YA a'variety of jasmin. 087 25¢3 do not irritate me, do not meddle with me, 2oR) DR the red jasmin, e YA g va- ey 9R a small sort of riety of jasmin. &9 C. RINR MaAsAGu, v, n. To be furious, en- jasmin., raged, excited, stimulated, urged on by the o S v mavane, s. Harmony, concord passions, &ec. 2. to increase, prevail, abound. in music. 3% to be in concord, in tune. 3. to shine, glitter. 4. to become public. H. 3032 mavuje, s. A village. v. a. To grind, as a knife. 2. to triturate, 0T ~ ¢. DYV mavuri, s. A kind of flageolet or macerate, mash. A8 incensed, enraged, hautboy. agitated. FNERT Fomy great wrath. 33 08 . 3538 mashaka, T.B. T masa- xR waves to dash, foam, or rise up. % ngy a whetstone.. R a whetted sword. lca, s A musquito. Bp3 33300 ST IR excited by fresh desire. T, B. 3% mashi, [0 s. Ink. b 59, HBAD to enrage, exasperate. T AP to Fodg wtod o3 T02F an inkstand. Y d become irritated or enraged one’s self. g o373 the ink is thin. 8 F3 cotton put in 3083 3N the clouds having come in contact an inkstand. 0% 33,73 the ink is black, one with another. T FRRR an instru- vk TR, Dk W a soiled cloth. ment for mashing boiled vegetables. C. VRS, DBowE mashi-bina, T. B. 0V masand, [%53] s. A ceme- mashi-ita, s. Food provided by neigh- tery, sepulchre. FTWes B, JTH WA g bours for the sorrowing relatives of a deceas- burning or burying place. 363 #2 a fu- 771 f 0 [ p ° neral pile. BT Shiva, as residing in turate. S A slicht wound ; chafe. o323 cemeteries. sharpened, whetted. 0853 wmd the sharp- 2 ¢ an armourer. q 0. RB, AT masada, maseda, ened point of an arrow, F0I7 part, of 8, Ground, whetted, macerated. HID 2w g ground oY sharpened arrow. 253 #8, a whetted sword, %3 2536 g sharp- SoID T to pound, grind. TgY FZBW to 0 ened arrow. grind the teeth, I having sharpened, &e. W - o~ O o C. DoVIW masa-masa, adj. Dim, lustre 8. 0% 3 maskara, s. A bamboo. faded, soiled, &c. a bramhan of the fourth or mendicant order 1 () €. SOT» masayu, See 3. sanyasi, so called because he uses a bamboo staff. D H. 350> masalatu, s - Counsel, deli- S. SoX 0BZ maskaritana, s. The state beration. of a sanydsi. (6 C. oW masalu, v.n. To boil violently. £ ~ G RO 13 to be proud. BT, %:553, AR 2 masku, See 3032 s, Dimness, °) paleness, &ec. S, 8@ o make dim, pale. a proud, vain man. 5] & an idler. [T () 0 2. to scribble. [ S '3 violently boiling water. ~o S04 dim,. pale, faint. Svxe, having S ) %, 83 to follow with a pen the lines of a set been proud. 2. having boiled violently. C 3 o3 T I e copy, as boys to improve their hand. | = W to come proudly. S0P, neAR ?m\(og 0Ty, the owl’s eye distends 1L 8. o3 masdra, S An emerald. 2. 2 as the darkness increases. j sapphire, . 1‘ H 0O, Somo®s masdl, masdlu, 8. 7.’;3?_\;’9, 'c‘:b"_(\_jgfi masta, mastaka, s e The head, skull. FF Foed a crest gem. 8, 2. s. The seasoning put in curry. horse I H. Do masti, s. Intoxication, pride, lust, and cattle medicine. TR R IS a medi- the madness of a rutting elephant. SRR Te cine given to horses for swoln testicles. elephant. 2. a very proud N @23 a rutting IRoBAg T g cordial given to a horse persomn. § when much fatigued with a long journey. — ? S P '\3%’& 205 FFOD g tonic mixture. W38T I . 35.)?:9‘5\& mastishka, s. The brain. F292 a mixture of thirty two ingredients. @ z P M . D> mastu, s. The watery part of curds, whey. 4 T3 SoFew3 g mixture given to assist digestion. R0 T - Q 99 gpicery, seasoning put in food. 1 H. 30%> mastu, adj. Abundant, plentiful. T. B. Ro8 masi, [#%] s. Charcoal. . To e 8. DowoBI> mahantani, s. A nobleman [5] ; & grind, sharpen, macerate, pound, mash. v. person of distinction. “ . a head of ascetics. To become triturated, be ground, sharpened, H. 305303205 mahammadi, s. Mahomet. § s H. 353?‘\)32’5.) masidu, s. A niosque. e SRS i T.B. Romon00T> maham-méru, Py H. B0X0D maside, ¢ . The sketch or l R®] 5. The golden mountain. rough draft of a letter. 0. $oB&To makajaru, s. A general cer- D C. DR, RG> masulu, masalu, al 90, tificate signed by all present, quitting an ) v. #. To grow dim, became pale or faint. old government servant of all claims and [0, 0 o T 0, H¥ Fo he became pale &7 charges. p attestation, testimony in favour WY, DD the act of becoming pale. of an old public functionary. al :\ ¥ to m ar ke dim or pale. H. WS mahadi, s. A stately edifice, lofty 1y 8. V3 F, PoTp0B masichike, or upper story. g s 71/2((812)'2'/5(?, s. The small pox, H. 0B322 makatdbu, s. A large blue " ; S, 537\-)}@0@ MaAsring, adj, Smooth, soft, light. f) not hard, not rough. 2. bland, mild, unc- S. 208 malati, s. The Vine or lute of 8 tuous. Narada, containing from seven to one hun- 1 c. T, INETSONEN mase, maseyu, v a 1 y dred strings. N To grind, whet, sharpen. 2. to pound, tri- g = = oo S, S makhattu, Glory, greatness. § 7 2 ) ES) » DT ady. Great, large, bulky. 2. best, excellent, S. &3)%3?05 malza’nanda, s. Eternal illustrious. AL e e Y] -0 very great. emancipation, beatitude, great happiness. TSR mahdnasa, s, A kitchen. S. '&30755?;0% mahatwa, s. Greatness, either in bulk or rank. . DoTONT mahd-nisha, s. Midnight. 8. BoWI0B makanddu, [great assembly] . Somoewmahd-nila, [very blue] s. s. A general convocation of the aboriginal The sapphire. castes of the country. This convocation does B. 5003003 mahdnubhdva, s. Per- not include the brahmans; and other parti- sons eminent for wisdom. cular castes are also excluded in various [ ~ D8 G makd-patha, s The sky, parts of the country. the etherial way. S. oS> mahaniya, adj. Chief, ex- 8. RTOTB, mahd-padma, s One of cellent, superior, noble. Kubera’s treasures, 2. a large number, one T. B. 50%00&% maha-rdja, See 5me0ex. hundred thousand millions. S. 3‘53&5@?@% mahar-loka, See under SRR, S. DTFIARS mahd-bhdgaveta, The Bhégavata purana. T. B. 200 makala, See om0, S. Hoyed8 mahkd-bhdrata, s, The H, 0% mahalu, s. A palace, mansion, great epic poem of the Hindus, having been hall, apartment. Tomy Swew g variegated found by the Riskis to outweigh the four painted palace. fy 4 Vedas. S i :5956?6% mahassu, s. Light, lustre. 8. DOTVOINA mahd-yuga, s. A great 155 Do AR ©> makassiilu, s. Crop, har- age, the aggregate of the four ages, a period Just vest, produce. JOWXR TS g person em- of four million three hundred and twenty ployed to protect the crops from depredation. thousand years. poud 8. 20w mahd, adj. Great, much, eminent, 8. D8R3 maehd-rajata, s. Gold. adv. Exceedingly, excessively, very. 8. DomoTesI mahkdrachana, s Saf- S, 53003 mahdnta, s. A nobleman. 2 » flower. a head of ascetics. & da%ad{@g mahdranya, s. A great S, 53030%3%7 mahd-kdla, s. Shiva, the forest. destroying deity, of a black and terrible mn . DTOTVE 772(1]&(6’—7‘({’,]’4, s. A sovereign, aspect. S0z 9% his wife Durgi. emperor. $3303%3) ¢ possessed of great riches, 8. DIB/TY, DoHFTOFT, oHoF0eI an honorific prefix. FTITIR TIP3 Vvorthy mahd-kula, mahd-kulika, mahd-ku- of great respect. lina, adj. Of good family. 8. 35.)‘563?3333;5] mahd-rdshtra, s. The 8. ROTORET2 mahd-ganaru, s. Jangam adj. Mah- Mahratta country or language. priests. 5} & office-bearers under Shiva. ratta. 8. ;fiaz*aa?))gfi mahd-griva, [long necked] S. BT 0T makd-rouravea, s, Oneof s. A camel. the hells. 8. 308D makdtavi, s. A very great T. B. DT 3 O mahdrnowms, s. The forest. ninth day of the Dasara feast. 8. Domoee D makdrnava, s. The sea. 8. DWW, BTG 03 mahdlaya, 8. SoBo 3¢ mahkd-tala, s. The sixth of I malm’]ag/a, s. Offerings made to the manes the lower regions. of departed ancestors, fifteen days prior to the ~y = 8. 80w98, makdima, adj. Liberal, lofty Dasara, 305 (SR 251 & such fortnight. minded, magnanimous. @38, g prophet. 8. BT WB) mahd-shidra, s. A cow- W [} . B0BeR mahd-déva, [the great deity] herd or shepherd, as formerly one of the first s. Shiva. caste among the Shudras. fit . 7 7 3 NS 4 N ) 6 & B 8. DowoReS mahd-séna, s. Kirtikéya. 8. D03 makddara, s. Ascites, s ) the Hindu Mars. Y-8 the commander of a kind of dropsy. §, great force ; a commander-in-chief. 8. a‘o’a%@g%é mahdddhata, s. A very L 8. aco mahi, s The earth. Hé¢ T)a moun- mighty man. 0, tain, as supporting the earth. 5:3c3@ a tree,as 08 o8 an earth 8. SoRWE3Y8 makionnati, adj. Very Tt produced from the earth. tall, very high. S 533 God, the great 4,0 worm, creeping on the ground. 928 the re- or high one. gent of the planet Mars ; said to have sprung (1A from thesoil near Oujein. 2. a name of the 8. DoRweRT)S mahdpradava, g Se. vere affliction. fin giant STT, S. SoWeTA makdraga, s. A large ser- 8. R0%08 mahita, adj. Fit, proper, right, Tl 2. worshipped, reverenced. pent. agreeable. o) s. Dot e mahdlldsa, s. Great de- 8. 08090 makime, s. Greatness in general, Wl | light. literal or figurative ; glory, power. 2. mag- b} S, TBP \ QR 2 mahd ksha, s. A large bullor i nitude, as one of Shiva’s attributes, illimita- A bility. ox, MRRF FBIN Shiva, with an ox for his §10 steed. C. 3 8. 807 makisha, s. A buffalo. SxNga ‘female buffalo. bl 2. the wife of a king, but C. oY mala [£+¥]s. A cubit. 8 3 especially the one who has been consecrated AC, '6'33?)6 malara, s. The stomach of a or crowned ; a queen. 83 TY, %W a crowned horse. queen. 3 (6 ;‘;o@’e)o malalu, s. Sand. oSt a heap S. 7.3380—603 mahile, s. A woman, female. or bank of sand. ¥V T IND to make th o 8. $%en8, DoboewoY, DBoboegiyDa, a ridge of sand. Sogentdd an alluvial island. R2&03 maki-pati, maki-pdla, makhi- F0¥Se0 a sand-bank. bhrittu, makhisha, s. A king, sovereign. (0% 53";?73 ma,fif/e, s. A wholesale shop or storehouse. SoeR wora the shop of a whole- 8. B080pR0TY, 28T maki-man- sale man. wondy ¥R a stall, a place on dala, mahi-loka, s. The terrestrial globe. § which goods are exposed for sale. e R T i S. 35358@09 mahéndra, s. A name of Indra. e g row of shops. FenRneT g wholesale mer- § " A S. ?doée'étfi)ma/’w’cfi/zclzfia, s. A covetous chant. or avaricious man. I c: '&59_@5 male, s. Rain. 3:33;3 DY, o7 ¢ Y S. 3080303 mahéshwara, s. A name of heavy rain. RN DY , WY 0, rain and sun- Shiva. S038¢32 Durgi, cholera. shine together. BaeS 0¥ a gentle, light rain. 4 S. doi@gizflo mahdttama, s. A very =® Y incessant rain, a continued shower. ¢ R0 excellent person. w8307 short and impetuous showers. 0 8. SoRWeS\Y mahdtpala, s. The lily. 2% ¢ unexpected rain. 208007 ¢ yery thin T, ¢ Fo 8. Roweedo\S mahdtpdta, s. A heavy or drizzling rain. s3=0,¢ hail judgment, dire calamity. the rainy season. DY By, ¥ WOEW, C F¢ RBBY to rain. ¢ B, ¥ BBV rain ! s. fio%@g‘g{gd, d;a&me@‘%fi mahdtsa- to drizzle. 0% BR8N rain to pelt or beat. va, mahdtsdha, s. Great hilarity or fes- [0 D¢ 2REM rain to set in. ¥ WA rain to tivity. L} cease. Zoeik S0¥ evening rain. Fo¢ Do rain 8. SWWRROI makddaya, s. A city so water. ¥R D g drop of rain. called. 2. a very auspicious day. W C. FoPeToPORTNG malé- kdlingada- 5. S0WweTDS makidyama, ady. Dili- » gent, persevering, making great or strenuous gida, s. Asort of fennel, Anethum pam- { efforts. s. A great effort, exertion, energy. MOPTUM. s, 0RPEVY makidadhi, s. The sea, c. 3¢ mallu, [waes] s, The lap, waist- ocean. pouch. 2. [ F08¢] sand. 774 S [V 0 0%5\ 8. 335, 3T, BgeT makshi, ma- shya father, and Kshatriya mother, In my- 165, 3 thology they are said to have been created at kshike, makshuka, s. A fly. once by the will of Skiva, under the name of 8. D30 md, s, Lalkshmi, the goddess of pros- eIy ingj. They are still numerous in some parts perity and consort of Vishnu. 2. lustre. of India, especially in Guzerat, where they C. 939 md, v. 2. To heal, as asore. 2. to Ve are a privileged people. wear out. ot 8. BIRAY mdgadhi, s. A sort of jasmin A. C. DIR0TOXomdnkarisu, See S»wd% 2 a dialect plant, Jasminuwm auriculatum, C. ;33@07?@@’8) mdngolavi, s. A cloven of Sanscrit. e foot. C. a‘m'@figgee"ggdo mdgall-béru, s. Aroot 0§01 8. *J‘@OTS?&S mdndavya, s. A sage of that used as a pickle. name. C. ISOTD 8, BIDTOLRP RV mdgdni, 1l 8. 357@0?}5 mdntrika, s. Ajuggler,r one mdgdni-bhaitmi, s, Land artificially irvi- who uses incantations. gated. 8. DI0TT0R mdnda-sanni, s. Convul- lor C. $IVR00% Mmdgdi, s. An emerald or- sions of infants. i nament, set in gold, and worn in the ears of C. B39 0T o mdn-daliru, s. Mango children. blossoms. C. 3N, SI®R mdyi, mdge, s. Win- S. B50000 mdndya, adj. Dull, stupid. ter, the cold season. B To WRDTF JINN g ora s. RvogyeBmdndhdta, s. Akingsocalled. cold winter. Ssen Fo the winter-season. S e 2I90R mdmsa, s. Flesh. EArYeysfat:] in 163) C. DIVNTO0D> mdyi-kdi, s. A longkind the flesh, as a fever. 2. living till the flesh ake of gourd. deca,ys' 35003 7\30&)7 ToTT Rudd) g wen, 00 nd. = ow =2 o C. SBIDNG RN mdyi-bhimi, s. Ploughed ’:’L’-‘?(_rn, 2590 N7, (2} a savage or cannibal. o land. 2% g vender of meat. @A Jwed raw flesh. £y -3 C. SIDA> mdgu, v.n. To ripen, become pl}l' oY I90% roast meat. VR oo 5203, 80 FwoD e ripe. SIPAT Bea), ripe fruit. SRA to cause beef. X to ripen, as fruit. 8. ®5V0RY mdmsela, adj. Strong, stout, bkl S. '&"DI@"{D 772(fgfi6l, s. The eleventh Hindu lusty. month, that in which the moon’s change ler- 8. Sse0rvd mdmsdda, s. A giant, as takes place when the sun is in Aquarius. 2 living on flesh. the name of a Sanserit work. % winter. 8. VI9FoB ma’/mnda, s. The mango. sl T. B. B39 mdghate, See 3»7%. A. C. D50TLR> mdkarisu, v, n. To vie, 0 compete with. 2. to upbraid with, cast in 8. 3533'5}’28 mdghya, s. The jasmin term- ed multiflorum pubescens. one’s teeth. C. 3I9LFI0 mdchamma, s. A female T. B, B35 md-kdli, [Sw%w] 5. Pdr- who never menstruates. vati. o SfiS‘@T\JS\% mdgazzi, s. A division of a dis- Wy 5 fimegzjéj mdchi-patre, s. A medi- trict. Snne B3 M3 villages belonging cinal plant, Artemisia Indica. It is descri- w to a district. bed as pungent, anthelmiuthic, stomachic, ol and a remover of phlegm and catarrh. ol T. B. B50A Mdga, See 3. S H. 333983 ma’fi, adj. Late, former, recent. mfl s fafi'/ftfi mafgad/za, s. A bard, minstrel, FeR VIVTT g former Admildar. QCRT I whose duty it is to recite the praises of sove- ®2c@ the order is of ancient date. reigns, their genealogy, and the deeds of their e ancestors, in their presence, and to attend on C. D59 ma’ju, v. a. To hide, conceal. s. i the march of an army, and animate the sol- Deceit, hypocrisy, dissimulation. adj. Dull, dim. Iwd B to confess frankly, tell diers by martial songs. The minstrel forms a particular caste, said to spring from a Vai- without concealing. 775 \k&’fiv"’ PP 5&9 2 I 259800 D508O o aR Iy mayumu, or for one el I, I8, made, In e NPEA) the act of doing or makin mayumu, s, An intoxicating cake of bang mixed with sugar, &e. I I &3O 1nebri- 8. DIV OV, DSOLDT mdnava, md- ation from this comy hosition. navaka, s. A child not exceeding sixteen ( C. 3598 mdta, s Sorcery 2. a sampl a manikin 2. a necklace of sixteen string speciimen. 3. amischievous or murderous de- C. 359 (0’2 mant, s. The membrum virile. s1gn. 4. deceit 9. the act of making o 8. D50 69F, D0 ceFomdnika, mdnikya doing. ARl a magician, sorcerer. EAPIALY [5) s. A ruby or carbuncle &, a house lizard v to bewitch SRENREF g gorceress. o= 23 INEF B, InEF ] a dealer in precious b stones. C. 3598 mdta, adj. Handsome, elegant, [ well finished. AY I8 the engraving of . S3RTorwy mdnikangollu, o, = parrot o 0830 TUT work well executed AR To be in a state of menstruation gl 82nD to be elegant, to be well executed C. D30 B8R> Mmdnisu, v. n. To become foul 3 S Sebimer SFebied AN g well hnlsh d idol soiled, or dimmed. See under I f J2 an dogant jewel R5erITT -zru S an ClL- A. C. RDITLDI MANU, v, n. To 1”‘1\'0 for- & gant engy ving sake, abandon, let alone, desist 2. to be- I 0. = da mdiu, v. a. I'o hook a t‘mm in come popular, famous, great VNI (je I3 2 TR ‘ © to be hooked on, get entangled. sisting TRED NIVED to caus to desist 1) E"J LR to ])Ltl ay, entangle one, bring one into WBBI0 WREIOR make abandon, relieve. N0 b prison. %o Il I the king removed povu ty from 1 5 C. 508&H maiu, s, Remedy, cure, antidote the poor T2 N2 S C%O\Tiw 0€J330 23 BI0 this a doctor cures all discases IS %‘L 700 Jsoe3 o) 35 e GORVISRARY mdtu-managu, v. n DIV To be hushed, quiet, still. W 1t relieves the mind of its sorrow =S SL £t %— constant devotedness. RIDE a7 o0 ~ @) to C. 3598wed 732(“0((% s. A condiment U IR JD cease ! cease ! do incessantly ¢ made of powdered grain, and boiled in steam TR D e leave ! leav 23 he will not desist. S . D30TV md "am @y s. One of the sun’s SsvEew 3o though leaving. attendants C. 8. B593 mata, s, A mother. 2. Pdrvati. S. OQSE)UDQJ—D)’V ” ((“6(5’)(({/((, S ‘wupuln. Q . v 2 Lo OA matanga, s. An elephant § tendence of a 3% or college, & = EVAR) a Chanddla or outcaste oA the god- $ C. D793 mdda, s, A niche, recess cupboard dess of such people. 2 a'verandah (32 [2) ) - § an upper stor (RO SN - T C. 2I0 800 mdtabari, adj. Confidential [¥ & a niche for a lamp to stand in RD © trust-worthy &, respectable, of good rank 393 a cupboard that locks up. 30 ~ et ESND a § 8wy JoTF, N33 Og BN g respecta- row of niches. Q DB FovoBer S»ETY in the ble, trust-worthy man tfront verandah of the house 8, S. ¥398T mdtara, s. A mother C ST mddu, v, a. T lo, make, cause s. 25980 mdtalt, s The charioteer of perform, frame v. n. To be worth Apteya) i RS Indra. to cause to do or make. VT TR0 ESADYEN todo i a kind office P VR8I = T PIEIARSY) PSS he C. VIVTIB maz‘aa’d, v. n. To speak, con- 0% b, (SR JFoO0. 8\) ve rse 3 discourse F0TO B dnoFwFy to begin performed his promise. .fi Kal>)) ()\JJuvv’ 3 3 oeTIBH N% IR to frame 1c~u]atlons, BT s SApYe to speak. @57 to go away without B X [ A} o ? IR Qs VR ¢ z 353 speaking IneerOD to be silent to commit to custody }\u i 3@ to do as one said, to keep one’s ord it pained him Affixed to nouns it gives them a verbal signification ; as, VRN ISR 1o 8. WIVBOVBYAY> mdld-pitrigalu, s N 03 : cook. =N ¥o IND to quarrel TR IR 4o Paren mother and father o favour / 2. to come or go (when used of a 8. D3B8V VID mdaildmha, S o4 mater i superior.) FR33 LT to neglect, go away nal grandfather. ®»e? % g maternal grand- . 85 without doing PR B T \ > to do, or mz al i mother. ke, of 776 P S RpCP) TRG -— - ’ T. B. & . ©39390d> md-tdi, | 355> great oD J9© mdate, s. A mother. 2. Parvati. &> mother] s. Durgi, any goddess. L7 B )] -3 VI 8 mdtra, adv. Only, solely, simply, C. BIOTD 09 i t ¥ métdli, s. A talkative person. merely, (exclusive, and identical, the very 2. a drone, as in bagpipes. thing 2 alone. s. The whole, the entire C. 359> mdfu, s. A word, expression, thing or class of things. 2. quantity, measure. saying, speech. 2 language. 3. a pro- 3. computation, whether by measure, weight, mise. D Fna pleasing word. 2ondT S extent or capacity. RE 2%, how much ? I 2 an elegant expression. 2. sexual converse. SIR 3w 378 as much as I know. oY 3 2R 392> an uncouth, badly pronounced, or Sn2,; Beed grant only thus much. 3 barbarous expression. 08 I an obscure Q) I3 82,00 B Jook at it just a little, or expression. ), 3230 an agreeable speech. merely. Ve B398, €59y I am not the y U1 HTFT S, DTVS S»3 unfriendly lan- only person in fault, or I, at least, am not guage. =333 I»D friendly, kind words. = to blame. 38 IR, Vo I 2 do you ab foul, ) & JTIO™ to fulfil a promise. SR8 37, to least, (or only) come and speak. FRETIF, In3IA, In fail in one’s promise. S. 55@@ filél/t?’e, s. A pill. 2. a short y | 873 g loquacious woman, S%ETwS, SnEd F2383 vowel. 3. quantity in metre or prosody. 4. @ Saraswati, goddess of speech. a little. ¥)F2T SEEW to be obedient, act according to & finé&ofifi mdtsarya, adj. E nvious, one’s word, IR RFTS I g disobedient impatient of another’s prosperity. person, one who will not mind what is said e cC fron tohim. 283 ey 07, I3Me0F gloguence. A. C. BIOTOW mddande, adq;. Tmpracti- cable. this IRDIAN, Ind3IF, IR g loguacious man. el I DCEF one who has forfeited his word. C. B398Y, I35 mddala, mdddla, W S8 FOBW to learn words. T8y TR to s. A citron. 10 promise, give one’s word. FIY BRI T C. DIVOA mu’diga, s. A Chuckler or Chandala. 8 2083 the time is gone, but the promise S5008 a Chuckler woman, remains. F528359% fame. S C. 35900, ?‘JJDE)‘ mddiri, mddri, C. I503o00 mdtubari, s . Confidence, A specimen, sample, pattern. ady. Similar, IBOW taley; o Qoo trust. VT g trust-worthy man. like. ImBO Zwd® to shew a specimen or ) 8. 8300, I030¢ mdtula, mditula, pattern. s. A maternal uncle. F980652 his wife. S. 353‘@533?5@) 712526]&'—19/?(1[61, s. The citron. 8. RSVB0OART mdtulungaka, s, The C. BIREB6D mddi-hupnu, s. Carpang, common citron, Citrus medica. a kind of sore. 8. 29 ?fio@g mdtu-shri, s. The wife of a 5. BIPT Y3, STYyF mddrisha, superior (when wishing to speak respectfully). mddyiksha, comp. Like me, such as T 8. ©303y mdtri, s. A mother. 2 a divine mother, the personified energy of a T. B. 3I0B0D md-déva, [ 3.8] . deity or his wife; in a £ igurative sense, a Shiva. S»CD Parvati. = @ \ mother to mortals; as, ©33)%, 3 B0, T 8 335@73.# '35.7@9:’3’@33 mddri, mddri- r- I00, ;‘égb, 0o, rq'wj):fi, 2593030 dévi, s. The wife of Pandu, and mother of < 8. T.Z')J’e)g@'t? mdtrike, s. A mother. 2 @ the 353,03 or the two youngest Pdnduw single letter. This word, when applied to princes. books, denotes the original, in opposition to 8. RI0GD mddhava, s. The second lunar R8)F or copy ; lit. daughter. mouth, that in which the moon’s change 1 takes place when t I 1e sun is in Taurus. 2 s. $508y0¢F mitri-dikshe, s. A son going without shaving ¢ d A year after his Vishna. 3. Vasanta. mother’s death. s. R30QN mddhavi, s. Sugar clayed or candied. 8. ?33@1‘3’@ FJ“ 3 mdtri-sthdna, adj. Like 2. the earth. 3. the large creeper, a mother. s. 'A mother’s residence. GE&IEREra FaAcCinosa. 7 74 oJR03) ENNDIAN! 8. B50Q0%F mddhurya, s. Sweetness, lands exempt from tax. W, I a small n of flavour or disposition. S50 sweet, portion of rent-free land in a village for the use of brahmans. a8 32Ty allowance in 5. t.:’»mqizgoas mddhyan-dina, s. Mid- * 8 day, noon. land to a village servant. B8 )% ) QU 33’&675 land at a nominal rent. 8. ?3@@3?85@%'—5’ mddhydhnika, s. Noon- day duty. H. S509 8> mdphaky, adj. According to. | 8. BIVGQT> mddhwaru, s. A large sect . 33)5:?9 71365]') ki, s, Things sold by mea- B E founded by = G 0 590, followers of Vishnuw, sure, as grain, &c. (. and distinguished by a single black perpendi- . ?D)fi?‘{;' ?)Z(fp]lll, s. Exemption from pay- ment, excusing, forgiving, remission. D03y cular mark on the forehead, with a round it spot at the bottom of it. SR to excuse, let off, forgive. § C. R5oT md-mara, s. A mango tree. 8 B3 aficg mddhwi, s. Spirituous liquor. (1 S. a’se; mdna, s. Honour, respect, civility. H. dmda@gojo?fi_os, 259798 mdmali- A C 2. arrogance, haughtiness, pride. 3. measure yattu, mdmale, s. Affairs of state. in general, whether of weight, length, or ca- H. zfim:fio@gga;d mdmaléddra, s. An am- § 5 JInIRc2 g shameless man. INT R pacity. ildar, the head revenue officer of a district. 283, InT T, I By 3, INT Fon disgrace, A CiST0PND mdmasaka, & S, Great ACTS IR ADY S G, " Joss of respect IT0 SWdD excitement or irritation. 0] EARYS) il to honour, shew respect. N Buy H. 3590000 mdmitlu, s. Usage, ancient 0ot to be respected. JInTF8 a virtuous 8 woman. & a respectable man. or established custom. Inzww I,%30 3 350908 respectable. 35 @ to act according to established custom. 4 respectable woman. 8. B3P0, RIW03> mdya, mdye, s S=08, 3933, an honourakle or. respectable (.3 Fraud, trick, deceit, deception, illusion. al ) mail. F5%3 OFF a saviour, protector of one’s 3 4. o honour. 2. a garment, clothing. juggling. understanding, intellect. wickedness, villainy. 5. trick in negociation, S. 3)’5@5?3 mcc’n(wa, s. A man, a human 0 political fraud, diplomacy. 6. vanity, phan- being. —d tom, imagination. 7. philosophical illusion, C. S e S8 mdnasd, s, The mind, the seat Jv( or a deception depending on the power of the 0 or faculty of reason or feeling. 2. opinion, deity, as some Hindus impiously maintain, sentiment. 3238 x8»(30 alake in the Hima whereby mankind believe in the existence of A( laya mountains. external objects, which are in fact nothing (W 8. B9 INT mdnasika, s. Contempt, slight, but idea ; idealism, personified in mythology disrespect. 2. delay, keeping in. as a female, the consort of Bramha, and the immediate nd active cause of creation. 8. 8. DIOITOT mdnasouka, s. The wild i swall. a sacred city so called. 9. Lakshmi, Pdrva- S00F0T, 8. RIOST2 I mdna-sthdana, s. The pri- ti, Rati. adj. Counterfeit, false T BIRBI A, Fared g deceiver, hypocrite. vate parts. 0) to juggle, deceive. Sndcse wWT Kprishnd. C. DSOTOB 772(272(5(]2(, s. The country to o2 S50 TR Q magic. FRERY, TG KD a jug- I s ‘0 the west of Mysore. ler FRoNFE, JRED <, 3 S0IN (61 conjurer. T. B. 0K MdAnisa, [3»3] s. A man. g J *,Q’ © o a hypocritical woman, disguised wo- FRJTVSRS Niruti, carried by a man. ATYesArPertalal % <y 0 idealists. FHREH IR BID man. by I o ST T, IN C. o3 DR 7771(’711'8?1, v. caus. To make heal. , BRERORY hypocrites. G, P ArYesifens] C. SI®3 mdne, s. A copy to write from. @nTed natural and supernatural. Sy T TR, Fad 03 A BT to vanish, dis- S. 33)3@258 filll’??}/fi, s. Lands either liable -2 Py A appear. [T F v TR to a trifling quitrent, or altogether exempt gjfi to be deceived. 1l from tax. adj. tespectable, venerable. D) A0 a’nojo;za\g mdyaddla, s. Beauty, g =F w:a;fé elegance, Fy7eT g man holding such lands, 8 78 S0 SICR G. D5003500R D mdydngani, s. A very demic diseases. 2. a plague, epidemic. 83 iy deceitful woman. AT DD 6&3&?7‘\ o o Bwl,e0 the destitute god- o = dess made a present to the tambour (prov. 8. D500 mdi, s Shiva, Agni, Bramha, Kdama. 2. a juggler, conjurer. used of persons who make promises they are -9 not able to fulfil). 50 Jwn an unnaturally C. 59030 ma’g/u, o.in. Fo heal:: .9 to gty See also & SO e T 4h 15 large face. T30 Bwr 7, F90 WuTT) cholera. wear away. healed. FM= to cause to heal C. DIVDA mdriga, s. A name common to Chdndalas. ¢ DI 72‘2(5{?]6‘, s. An after-birth. 1 Doy H. 3390038 mdriphattu, s. Charge, 8. B3003wew003> mdydpdya, s. An D op L0 o) < artful device. possession. FCR e O 5] by means of, through the means of. 8. ®5938 mdra, s Cupid. SnT® (son of It C. DIV MAarisu, v. caus. To make sell. Cupid) Aniruddha. (li- v. a. To exchange, substitute, alter, meta- A. C. RI9TOT mdranka, s. A changed 5) morphose. sign or mark. & Cupid’s sign (a fish). N C. VI9T> mdru, s. A fathom, the space s. B503e33> mdrajittu, s. A name of J._’) between the tips of the fingers when the Budh. arms are extended. adj. Opposite, hostile, C. DI0TD 771(57'66(]5, s. Change. 2. anene- assailant, FnT Aoy to grasp within ex- my. adj. Changed, altered, exchanged. tended arms. 8. N30T ma’razm, s. Killing, slaughter. C. B50T> Mmdry, v. a. To sell, barter. v.%. F0e FF g murderous deed. F59T s BRI To change, alter, 5 =2 to be disguised. Il a sacrifice made to destroy an enemy. J207R the act of selling. IRTIEAN g seller, C. V39T mdrane, adj. Next, second, a- salesman. gain, INTH 03% the tollowing day. See ZoTo. . B3ehRwY), R5TwT> mdru-gol- B 335@«.)2%3) mdradele, s. The inner part lu, mdru-pagz’u, v. n. To be changed, al- of the wall of & window or door. tered, turned into a new form. C. RBIVTB mdrada, adj. Invariable, un- 8. RIVTTY mdrutd, s. Wind, air. Sn changeable. @9 g 5 BTITT, Hanumanta. 2. Bhima. 8. RIOTD mdravi, s A tune so called. c. 359 d;itfi mdr-uttara, s. Ananswer. 13 A. C. 35900080 mdrdntu, part. of 3030, @3T8 T r'ed to give an answer. i hit g C. B30 E mdrdta, s. Double dealing. 2. C. BT mdru-bala, s. An opposing selling. 3. mistaking one thing for another. army. fhe 4. change, exchange, metamorphose, distor- X C. DIVTVOITIVTY mdru-mddu, v. a To tion. %0 y.nm Tomistake. 2. to change. 250D o QX - exchange, substitute, alter, turn into a new v to change, exchange, alter. form. 2. to cause to sell. A. C. BIVTIZ> mdrdnit, v. a. To resist, oppose, confront in battle. C. DSOTOIVTOR mdruvi-rdga, s, A tune so called. H. 350003390 mdrdmdri, s. Fighting, C. BIVTIRWER> Mmdru-kdgu, v. n. To cuffing. be infatuated by, fascinated with, rivalled by, 8. DIVTD mdrdri, [enemy of Cupid] s. i Al outdone. WIS .’hctfiofia‘r—fi T Ty LB Shiva. I am fascinated with his beauty. 0 C: E\E’JD%)'J mdardlu, s, A substitute, a- A. C. DIOTRT mdr-oddu, o. a. To nother man. co»-\:g oppose, stop, ward off. Feed, g to con- C. DIVTD %, 9 ?55@0335% mdrdlvike, front, oppose. :J'm'é@:flwcfi@czt‘j hed TN mdrdlke, s. A new government, changed A 8030w the heaps of jewels brought, government. were like another Maha-méru (the golden S. DIVD mdri, s, Durygi, presiding over epi- mountain.) 779 & THTFF IHY 8. BT oreod> mdrkandiya, s ° A A. C. BTV mdrpade, s. An opposing sage so called. 2. the name of a puréna. or hostile army. A. C. D30T Y mdr-kattale, s. Ano- A. C. DISTYT mdrpu, s. Exchance, change ther order, a fresh regulation. FnTF g changer. A 35@?"'?@5?5%7)3 mdr-koralu, s. An A. C. S5ojpr 7?2(f2‘-}?0578, s. Reflection altered voice. of any thing. TPFE), FBPFEED {0 re- flect any thing. A. C. SFReYs mdr-kollu, v, a. To oppose, resist, conffon‘r, as in battle, &c. A. C. 50T mdr-bala, s. An opposing army. » 8. DIDAE mdrga, s. A way, road, path. 3. conduct. Arter) A. C. Bro=o= D030 mdr-maleyu, o g 2. means, manner, mode. IRRFUS o= To rebel, be opposite or opposed. S»717 g road for exports and imports. © to be in a state of rebellion, to be opposite. S»nF the king’s high-way. &%fgg [INRF g ilg SRRF SRJFeSD rebels, assa o iid nts. (. cross road. 2T Innr g foot-path. A. C. D59BRT YR mdr-molagu, o n, Bl TEBW, FRF 432,08B»7 to deviate from To echo, respond right conduct. S»AF FwR to allow to pass. ST SRRy @ 7 393 {0 make a road. 2. to find out S. SSVWEI> mdrshanu, s, (in dramatic G a way to do a thing. SenrE, P to find anguage) A venerable person, the road. JoR 'r“g a traveller. BFRFRT im- A. C. BIVTL)TY MArrupu, See SnYF morality, profligacy, wickedness. imér’f T. B. R500F0> mdlakumi, [H=vg,]s. morality, piety, steadiness. RDSRFARFI g Lakshmsi. A2 ~ man of imimoral conduct, a wicked man. . 598 mdlati, s. The great flowered 3, "7 g man of moral conduct, a good man. . Jjasmin. SpRFE, W to reform, return to correct con- s. R599F mdlike, s. A chaplet, wreath of duct. flowers. 5) & a line, row. 8. BIDARE D mdrgana, s. An arrow. 2, re- S. RWo28Q mdlini, s. A particular kind of search, inquiry. 8 asking, soliciting, begging. dress. 2. a woman of a particular class. 8. BIVAEDT, DIVASDIERUNE mdrga- . g 3‘33@@58 mdlinya, s. Obscurity, 2. s. The ninth shira, mdrgashirsha, dirtiness, impurity. lunar month, that in which the moon’s change . ‘5.@@@5 mdlika, s. An heir. 2. one who takes place when the sun is in Sagittarius. furnishes supplies, B ESR@Q?\)JJ mdlisu, s. Rubbing, polishing D. IIBAE ¥ mdrga]i, s. The ninth lunar month. IO IRB to clean a horse. 8. DIPNE - N mdrgiga, s. A beggar, men- H. 35993 mdlu, s. Property, wealth; also dicant. the rent or revenue arising from lands. 8. ™IPEEI mdrjana, s. Cleaning, clean- H. BI0REIT mdlu-gujdre, s, Asses- sing, particularly of the person by bathing or sed land. anointing. 2. the sound of a drum. 8. S5epo3 mdludhdna, s. A variega- § 8. DIOLED ma’7jani, s. A brush, broom. ted serpent. 8. BIVWIT, DIV T mdrjdla, mdr- S. VIweT mdliura, s. The Bgl tree or (, s. A cat. Abgle marmelos. § jdra, S. VIO, RVIvY mdle, mdlya, s. A 8. RS0TE 0T mdrtdnda, s, The sun. garland, string or wreath of flowers; a neck- 8. SIBTONTF mdrdangika, s. A tam- Snd3an, lace; a string of beads, a rosary. bour player. P52 F008, InSTeT g florist. ToESRY g neck- s. S3e0E D mdrdava, s, Softness. lace. 2. the scrofula. =p 39S a wreath of A. C. SIZE B mdr-nudi, v.n. Toreply, flowers. =% I g rosary. Se(TS ING g answer. s. A reply, answer, necklace of alternate gold and coral beads. -~ { 80 o= SxY BRGI i ~ O — P99r a flow- 5 ESAD) e 302, I g pearl necklace. S month, called »TFz g 3, depending on er woman, a woman who makes garlands. the motions of the planet Jupiter; thelunar anee, iy month also, being of two kinds, as reckoned H. 55@@& D503 mdl-jdminu, s. Money security.: from the new or from the full moon, completes six different modes of monthly computation. S. ZS.T@QZS»:SOQ' mdlyawanta, s. A moun- 2. a jeweller’s weight equal to five sixteenths 10 1% tainous range, described as one of the smaller of a pagoda. S»%28the beginning of a month. mountains of India proper, lying eastward of SwnFec the end of a month, InT L ¢ EwF Méru. 8 menstruation. C. V59N mdva, s, A father-inlaw. 2. a father-in-law’s brother. ,"34’&@?6 AP a ma- 8. DSOXNR50I mdsamdna, s, A year, o 8. 359RT mdsard, s, The scum of boiled ternal uncle. ex) FoY, 3nd a man’s father- in-law. rice. ife €. FBEBR, V5933, 59302 mdva- A. C. DVRUR md-salaga, s, A chief or leader among beasts. ] tiga, mdvata, mdvanta, s, An elephant driver and keeper. C. B39T> mdsalu, adj. Dirty, unwashed, C. DIPBY mdvani, s, A feast made by A. C. BIRTVY, D59 mdsdli, md- the bridegroom in his own house, to the bride 8lu, s. An ardent devotee, and her relations after the marriage ceremo- nies are completed. 00 F»TJ g feast, in re- 8. SIPAT 77?65’827661, s. A ceremony perfor- turn, made by the bride’s relatives to the med monthly on account of deceased ances- bridegroom and his friends, tors, during the space of one year after their red decease. adj. Monthly. BIDRY mdvu, s. A mango. . astallion, C. DSORD mdsu, s. Soil, pollution. 2.. a 3. A. c. [®3J] a serpent. W C'Af VAR 3 ] S )= ? b of patch. 3. the after-birth. 4. the womb. v. ™3 S9F) a fruitful mango tree. 3R InJ), Qo a.. To dirty, soil. 2 to rub out. v. n. To I»Y a sweet mango. ned Fn3Y a mango, the d o extremity of which resembles the beak of a be dimmed, faded. FWCI a dirty person, SRUT BS 5 parrot. FOA Fns 08 g foul or dirty cloth. w3, Seh J2FY a very large A b dirty head. S»»% 2o a faded colour. mango, a ripe mango. % I3 a sour man- 2 >3 [&] e 5 2 208 faded lustre. go. ©Y I a very small kind of mango. - T. B. ©50X3T mdsna-kallu, [z, ~ o 8¢ F0FY a stringy mango. NI IFTH 8, Tgo]s. A stone commemorative of a suttee. inspissated mango juice. TS 2R, IeDI ?fizo_gb the acrid resin that issues from the T. B. %50%903 mdhdnta, [35%3,]s. A mango. 98, 323 twin mangoes. RooA Bw) name common to jangamas. 2. anobleman. a kind of mango from the seed of which, when i) H. 859 %ogd: mdhiru, adj. Former, ancient. broken, a musquito is said to escape. IRIDI F52cT o0 an old inhabitant, a man of ex- %3 mango blossoms. 28R InY 3 fine N perience. scented mango. InI) ?édgs, FnF) BoctdD to cover, as a horse does a mare. H. S5¢% mdhe, s. A month, Sxe0 &5 h a monthly account. 8. S50 mdsha, s. A sort of kidney bean. L hrs 772(58&, s. An after-birth, G BSJD@J mdla, adj. Vacant, empty. s. A ) 0F male cat. 8. PVIN ma’sa, s. A month; usually alu- b nar one, consisting of thirty 22 or lunar days; 1. B. 359Y, I5ewmey, BeegtIrenai but it may be a #33 I»% or solar month, be- mdla, mdahdla, mdladamdwdsye, e S - ing equal to the sun’s passage through a sign [@wcdh|s, A general ceremony of present- of the zodiac ; there is also a #2327 month, ing offerings to the manes of deceased ances- i consisting of thirty risings and settings of the tors in the dark fortnight prior to the Dasa- sun ; 99F%) 3»% a month regulated by the ra I IF such a fortnight. lunar asterisms; and a fifth deseription of S. 35&?)?&5?; mdlavatta, s. Therapiers of 781 e APLS T a roof, or small pieces of timber pnut across 0. Dof3 minte, adj. High,asground. s. An the rafters of a house. earthen pellet used with a bow. 8. SY8e3 mdlava-désha, s. The . 03, orreS minda, mindagdra, % a province of Malwa. s. A rake, paramour, lecher, catamite. rival. 3. a boy of the virile age. 4. any S, 355’@%))?5 OoR mtf_lal’d—ra’g(l, s. A tune so called. person or thing which offers difficulties insu- S 03= perable to others. ) 783 o to draw 8. R5oYD mdlavi, s. A tune so called. 5] & an ass is the artist’s difficulty. Bo Jweedd a Malwa woman, ¥R g man of that TS 20cBd money (sometimes) even deceives country. the shroff. BI FJIPRARS MWod accounts 8. BsegoRYS mdld-pura, s, A town so are difficult even to the village clerk. e called. oBMeE, Moy, a girl who is become nubile. doZ gn incontinent woman. C. a’f@figfi mdlige, s, A flat roof. 2. an inner ceiling, SRR 3. an upper story. c. Dogd minnt, adj. Small, little, minute. S a house with a flat roof. WD SeR, 2wy ¥ 5997 the outer terraced roof. C. 0B> mindu, part. of d»», Having 0 3&) IR a o3 bathed. bathed. Mo a person who subterraneous roof, as of a prison, granary, has bathed. &ce Bogew F¥ R an upper room., 9% Re 330% A, 0. D03 minnd, adj. Better, superior, ex- & =33 the covering of a terraced roof. PARLL cellent. 7k 2@ steps up to a roof, &R IneR a respectful epithet for a house. A. O, D0Z0BS03> minnandaleyu, . Spitting out anything which is chewed. ALC. fid@@fb mdlu, v.n To go to decay, c. wEWE3weds miki-miki-nddu, v.n. raste, be consumed, perish, die. ST B - imperishable riches. F) 3 32999 the work To stare vacantly, as one who sits without is not complete. any thing to do. ¢. T mikku, part. of 7, Having re- A C., c"fiocf?:)’ 1)2(5!0, s. An upper story. 2. a o \d\) = [eo) - mained, been left. T WD, o 0TI Vel¥ah) niche or recess in a wall, to be left, remain. ™%y left, remaining, that Adr. 3355)'5% mdlke, v. noun of 393>, The which isleft. 2.other. %30 the rest, the act of doing. DT FUT re- persons who remain or are left. A. C. S5\ mdlpa, for s of Few, maining work. %52 that which is left, the That which, or, he who, is doin ;3@%;'%\) (af>h) residue. ™%,% to be remaining, to be left. i’? 7O T give us success. Qci, S war'j& T. B. DR, DT miga, mika, [3y7]s. A I will do. F¥y a doer. 2. doing, making. beast, wild beast. 2 a deer. 2R s the % 7 the attempt which is being made. resort of beasts. r B the cattle tribe. RR3eD Shiva. C. QOOR> mingu, v, a. To swallow, holt. 2oRT 0 g young animal. R 3¢3 wind, per- C. D202F> minchu, s. Brightness, effulgence, with a deer in his hand. glitter, radiance, 2. lightning. 3. a ring sonified as a god riding on a deer. EaV o} ejefli for the second toe. 4. completion. 3] ex- &, WNRTo¥N, ‘S\)fi;%;&fi the moon. haustion. v. n. To excel, surpass. 2. topre- C. DR, Wrw> migalu, migily, v, a. vail, abound. 3. to miss, slip away, as an op- To excel, surpass. s. Surplus, remnant, ba- portunity. sa’qofiazq 0% BB my at- lance, orts, leavings. tempt failed. 4. to shine, glitter, sparkle. C. ONE, QONB> migisu, migisidi, DOLFIATY DI0WWIFY, MoWZ T g fire-fly., v. caus. To cause to be left, save out of, keep. to be bright, refulgent. swo®y 3wen g shining c. DoR> migu, v. a. To surpass, exceed, face. oYy Justre to fade, to hecome transgress. v. . To remain, be left. 2. to R dim. FYT oW the business has slipped increase, augment, abound. s. Much. 023, S through. %—3 N0 01t slipped from the hand. =2, g, MAF halance, surplus, remnant, C. D03 minje, adj. Little, small, leavings. 7 | ) NN NS 1 A c. AR mige, particle from 27, Increasing v a pellet-how oz Re g pellet-ball 2. remaining. 3. failing. adj. Great mvch made of earth. 5 11l abundant. adv. Again, farther. 2 R0 NN 0. OB B midite, midiche, s. A Med) Sy HTTD through excess of pleasure, % locus grasshopper. BT 1nE a green the prime minister forgot himself FvohFsoo ! e Tocust a9 28 a locust with wings re- QR FoBY TeaD 23 (5] A 08XTE prince Kurw griev- sembling a leaf. weg a8 a white locust Pl ed, because th affai r had failed ToeF ;B0 N il x’ MaE Tod g swarm or army of locusts MR BRTIT. X RX & ‘w% 3%, T30 while excelling Bdg Tomy DEWW Jocusts to move in armies. in valour Tes Ablzzmmzyn was caught in the Made T ¥ 30 an army of locusts to deqcond FOI0 VR BIT) TR array of battle. i) A. C. Jf)“.) midukiu, v. n. To come to A0 abounding in mercy God was propi- one’s self, recover from fainting, or fatigue. tious to me 2} to grieve, lament, mourn. 3. to shake, H. B2 Q&9 mijddu, mijdju, lecovering from fatigue, quake, vibrate. s. s. Ostentation, display, vain show, exhibi- &e. unfailing strength. 2. grief, sorrow, tion. M 833 an ostentatious man. T travail, disgust 3. shaking. C. D83 533\.5'\,\ A miti-miti-swarga, C. DoTOT> midusu v. a. To play a wire . Being \\flh )ut employment of any kind instrument with the fin IS, 2. to make sitting doing nothing jump. 3. to make snap, as a stone in the [ AR 3&3‘33 @:$ miti-vallinava, 5 A fire. man with pw]cctm" teeth. c. DcoBomsed minaka-buchi, s A 5 A. C. D83, 3Do@IFL mittane-midulu fire-fly 2. to shake v. n. To hasten, be in a hurry C. B minaku, s ffulgence alitter Th or move rapidly. Justr e 3 to flash olitter. b sparkle . OHE %> mitta-bilu, v. n, To start, M S BwF to set off or dress one’s move suddenly from alarm, awake abruptly. self glitteringly 10 s. A dwarf L (BHEahT, %3 mitt, s, Grief, sorrow. C. DI mindju, adj. Short C DHE3 mzh‘e, adj. Prominent, protrudin 2. an insect infesting cattle. ult lying above the surface. oM e ®E g promi- C. DB mint, s. Any leathern rope or strap nent forehead 69 owj TYY a proj jecting tooth. C. D583y miniché-hula, s. A fire & el ——— 14 3 a lotus growing on hills, &e. 8« fl - b SY, MR W riging ground, high land C. D203TOR mini-ndga, s. A small, dead- C. D83, 330 mitte-varakd, s, A superior ly snake, which springs at its object. gold pagoda, worth four rupees. € 53)((‘}\)3 mzmlu, s. Leathern ropes for ox- be, (Do) 0> mithdi, s. Any kind of sweet en ploughing, drawing water, &c. meat MNTIWRT g maker of sweetmeats o C. D>e0F> minuku, s. Flashin sparklin pr 7 © 0W DI MTed ©orid g sweetmeat shop. glitterin e o, glimmering. DENTO WL 0N T &0 n$0 materials for making sweetmeats. a fir fly TV oNT? 0 Jarge sweetmeats 30T T S A nita, s. Measure. 2. moderation, tem- small sweetmeats. i 3. limitation, bounds. perance, forbearance. i H. DB miththe, s. Rent on land, assess e =3 g few oy adj Temperate, moderate ment w8 ¢ @ to rent out land WELR N8 05 e 5% a moderate talker. people @ ggsessiment mone Il s. DToxeF mitampacha, adj. Miserly, B. D0 mida r L 53] s. A name of Shiva. niggardly C. B midi, s, Young, unripe fruit adj S. Q38 mifi, s. Limit, bound 2. measur- o o {0 Unripe o 3. moderation NS \3 83 J @ O w2 an unripe pod or fruit ing, measure o C. B mide V. a To sprinkle. 2. to shoot @ to overflow its bounds, as a river, &c 9y iy with the fingers, as from a pellet-bow ESNIE) 8 [N 2eg™ to go beyond prescribed limits. ) €) { a N 2B, S - (S 3R=D) M B 08 B, @0F immoderate expense. C. D, Mo, WIJsR> minu, minu- DTS g violator, exceeder. W8 awd hound- ku, minugu, s. Bffulgence, flash, glitter. less, immeasurable. NAWDHA SBSY to keep v. n. To glitter, shine. WFo¥ FoP to trim within bounds, be moderate. M8 IR to up one’s self gaily. NS0 ¥, WTT &o¥ the fix a limit or bound. M8 I» g word spo- fire-fly. ken in moderation. c. 8)053%:%97@3 minugu-huvvu, s. The T. B. I mittu, [#3y] s. Death. w trumpet flower. Ty ToeIP Y, ) RoBR ¥, a bad woman is C. D03 miyyu, v, a. To bathe. Doy the death of her husband. 2RORT M3 DT 3 3:3 a bathing room, V=TI a bather. § W &3y, creatures are Death’s mouthful. S, é’)a?’f) mitra, s. The sun. 2. a friend, H. D302 772i7'a’8i, s. Inheritance, inherited ally. 23, 7o g friendly disposition. 38 property or right. &oehmed an hereditary § ), T 5wy of or be- BomFI one who rejoices his friends. land or office holder. B mozjj :{S longing to hereditary land. friendship. 03) @»% a contest of friends. 8) &% gequirement of a friend. 3, INF 0. QITIR> Mmirugu, v.n. To glitter, shine, o (. company of friends. 238) 433 the dividing sparkle. s. Glitter. adj. Shinin 27 O o littering. of friends. ) B3FS the visit of a friend: oy Sen a shining face. 8. W&o mithild, s. The city of Janaka- C. SJ’O’JT@ 7722'7‘Upu, s. Radiance, glitter, raya, Weoe®RS Janaka-rdya, the father sparkling. T BT very brilliant. T of Site. C. DT> mirru, adj. Strong, tight, active. C. 8. GS mithuna, s. A couple, pair, brace, 2003,z a firm, active, powerful man. a0 male and female. 2. the sign Gemini. H. 333@)‘0@3_;)9 mildlkhattu, s, A common C. 803 FeodF gexual embrace. NG visit. Q S 8. 333-('38 mithye, adj. False, untrue. H. D090%0 mildisu, ». a. Tomix, com= oo® g lie, falsehood. MEg25eT pstentation, 0, o ) ~ ) haughtiness, pride, BV or 398 error, mistake, pound. ignorance. wFTys), atheism, denial of fu- . D, A mishi, mist, s. A sort of fen- ture existence. 0@y Vox& useless trouble. ™ nel, Anethewm pammorivm. L 0% -2 CERS St ™ (& 3 a false opinion, fruitless thought. Mixed, mingled, blen- 8 Sba?j mishra, adj. C. A, C. DD midi, v. a. To kill, slaughter. 2. U ded. ™?)¥ mixture, combination. to trample. 3. to reduce to powder, pound, g);@m?m to be mixed. 2 to mingle, mix. bruise. 33 mixed, compounded. 2. respected, res- C. DT, QY midudu, midula, s. pectable. Marrow, the brain. 8. Q%3 misha, s. Pretence, excuse, pretext. S| T, B. 00 midula, [3yw = adj. Soft, o. blame. 3. fraud, trick, deception. 4. envy. gentle, mild. c. DoRe> misalu, s. A visit of ceremony C. 7. B. 1O R middige, [338:%%] s. Grapes. or friendship. C. 0B, WD Z midde, middi-mane, Al O. DT0T> misuku, v, a. To sprinkle. s. A house with a flat roof. 3. to move. 2. to meddle, interfere with. H. D53% minahka, s. Prohibition, subtrac- 4. to press, squeeze. 2,8 S to move the tion, deduction. lips, to speak. 292058 ¢oR he will not let it f o, DSB2 minahu, adv. Till, until move, 3@ B to squeeze the testicles. I H. D T005H9B, D gvdonIeds mindhi- A. . DoRoR> misugu, v n. To glitter, 1 hiku, mindhi-mddu, v.a. To put out sparkle. of office. % adj. Discharged, struck off, A C. DTTOBRY misugu-luivu, s C. DIRTETO> miniké-kdi, s, The ve- The flower Butea frondosa. getable Bryowia callosa. Fo8 2532 Fo 3 A. C. DITHOD misunt, s, Gold, W A wild species. a gold vessel. MWBRFF gold lustre. W 784 P XD RIVIIV0 Il o3 g gem set in gold. MWW %8 a ry'()1(1 L2b) a rupee RO DR to shoot marbles el necklace, WY, WWABY, the gold moun- B D9t to fillip the nails of each finger, il tain Mahdmére as from listlessness ENDIAMTS] 25963, DT = i3 DI Al €. Q0TI masSUPU, v. n. To dance,jump ®) the wire or string of an instrument, wo“awf D5 about. 2. to shine, glitter a dan- 803 998 g chalk line for marking timber cing headless trunk. @ A8 g line that has been made with a chalk- A. C. DX D mihana, s. Bathing, ablution line, &c. 580 3T g pained nerve or tendon. 8. D3%F mihike, s. Frost T Faw g leg aflected with rheumatic S. pains 20T fillipin 03500 mikira, s. The sun A C Dy mitemipa, ady Choice, M. 0GBed milavani, See 3393 excellent, superior DEAT DG 6333‘1‘)6{9 8. Do milinda, s, The large black bee divers choice gems. 8. D393 mili ta, adj. Joined, mixed, united C. V5L 7”6)1(1, s. The act of bathing. % combined, connected with &» J9®) to bathe. C f\))?u) mileru, v. n. To thrive, increase, C. 3B midu, part.of d=, Having bathed prosper. 2. to arrogate. 3. to bud, blossom 8. AIRZT, V5I> mina, minu, s. A fish NPT @ increased, prospered, revived, as a the sign pisces in the zodiac. 3. ¢. A star, flower by water, &c. DT e g fish-hook NRT W oj‘ a fish-bas- B. D3> miltu, [ 3y2%] s. Death, demise- ket. DT WS g fish-net TNV TeBR DRIV C. D9 _00593> milli-ddu, v, n. To frisk the sheat fish. &30 D593 another variety of as a calf, &e. fish, a little fish. 50D eyprinus denticu- )i o)\)ao« OR8> millisuvadu, s. The roar- latus BoRRI> g variety of fish 83 wo'gg PRI silurus pelorius LY DRI g sort of ing of buffaloes. I« spraf C'lupect cultrata. 2IVF T DI Spa- 0. Yy R millu-giita, s. The peg to rus spilotus. v DI CJT)]‘HMI/S wiloticus. which’ the woven end of the web is secured DRI ¢ hshm'r DRI JwIY -u-\DQ‘U\) two I A. C. Y mille, adj. Swall, little. s. A staves carried before an idol in procession, small vessel one bearing the figure of a fish, and the other C. D3O ML v. n To bathe that of an alligator HT wexd an orna- A. 0. D303 mintu, See Dsbd ment in the form of a fish C. VIVIFToB, V3oIV0TB mina-kanda, A C D30053 minte, s. Fowlers’ bird-lime A D3VONYA N> min-balavigeya, s, mina-khanda, s. The calf of the leg. Cupid, having the sign of a fish on his stan- 8. DIIFe3I mina-kétana, s Cupid ¢ dard with the sign of a fish S. DTN S9T minavatdara, S The C. DIVCITAY mifagu, v. n. To exceed, sur- incarnation of Vishnu, as a fish pass, excel S. D505 mindkshi, s. The daughter of C. DB mutddisu, v. a To shake Kubeéra 2. the goddess of Madura S a to loosen by moving backwards and forwards common Hindu appellation . D308 mitu V. a To strike, as a line for marking timber, the wires of an instru- A. C. DIDJAD minu-guli, s. A killer of 1 fish. ment, &c 4, ) to fillip 3. to draw out, as a %) nail, &e., to loosen ; to root or pluck up S g);-\(\)»é = min-vatie, s. The sky or A lever 2. likeness, comparison. 3. smart starry region paln 4 equality, exactness WeD0N0D 032 S. DIDDIVON NIMAMSe, s One of the & to loosen earth, &c., with aniron crow. 2o philosophical systems of the Ilindus, or WROEITY DD to strike the wires of aguitar rather a two-fold system, the two parts of TORNWS y DL 9 strike the wires of a men- vhich form two of the six Darshanas, or arcant’s mscrament Bwnodd et to foss schools of philosophy ; the first part, the 78 5 0 O A plonhl o IPIF DFI0D, or VBB Simply, Ol‘iginates pose. dnTO, food not yet presented to an (v —— with Jaimini Muni, andillustrates the == idol and therefore not to be eaten. 5T a¢H Te0B of the Védas, or the practical part water unconsecrated and not to be drunk. i: ¢, VD e (the ritual) of religion and devotion, inclu- NITUY DT 3 ® one who has not known ding also moral and legal obligations. The womert. 2. a damsel who has not known second part, or V383 dnIwod gscribed to man. PNTW TF to put aside, as money G, Vyasa, is the same as the 37208, founded for a sacred use. DT EREN to take any L on the 233 F202 or theological portion of the thing not previously presented to an idol, S Vedas, and treats of the spiritual worship which 18 considered ominous. NPT Oy P3N T, of the Supreme Being or soul of the universe. DT 8¢0%0 to offer to an idol what has been {; €. D5900% miyu, v. n. To bathe. set apart for that purpose. DISFY, a buf- falo whose milk is not employed in common, l H. 588500088300 miramird-kachéri, but used for bathing the family idol with, 63 s. A room in which persons are in vaiting NIV RO ) 53 for an audience. in charity, &c. F any thing put [+ aside to be offered to an idol. 101 €. D50T> miru, o.a. To transgress, exceed, o Bran mise, s, Mustaches, whiskers PANDY €0 trespass, pass a given bound or limit, deviate, [o=) violate. k9] 590 5 B 8T, DT 8Ty, VIR 8¢d), DSy €3 ¥ transgression, the act of ex- 5] FRA to arrange or trim the mustaches. Lo of ceeding. DROTII g transgressor, one who to defy, challenge. dnF T to defy, chal- has exceeded. DVT FICNF, VdB FUI gn lenge. affair or act in which one has gone beyond DvIJ oo 32 33),R¥o XwEEW to chal- DRI WP one lenge and fight an enemy. or contrary to the observances prescribed. G5 who has whiskers. DRTOW, DTS | to keep within bounds or limits, to be obedient. D53 23k&B do not ex- A. C. D39 mika, s. Bathing, ablution. > 3 {5 ceed, do not disobey. DT [5] AT 2 to do any C. R M, in comp. adj. Three, treble; as, i DT 259 FOR RS R, e & three forts. ®xoa»d treble pointed, thing exactly without deviating. o T not to be violated. w3y Dnede, K three points. 23020 the time is passed, it is too late. R C. 0 MUm, in comp. adj. Former, prior. Twdr, DT VIVBR may (can or will) you i adv. In front. S0 NBD, 330, ¥R the for- C, violate ? WBNTS O oI < [0}J) > T > S one cannot Sncnomecd the &P mer war. first payment of t “ violate the mandnge of a king, €3y, dHn assessment. (1 0 BwyRw WEFTARD in violating an oath, we 0. 00T mun-kade, s. The front side. cannot succeed. 308 D03 ®Y a tooth that ) (! L an advance of money. adv. Front, in e D503 JN a G juts out beyond the lip. front. I INET son who has disobeyed orders. 0 0. R0:0308 munkani, s. The fore part of 2088 g disobedient wife. es“txp DOT DWOF the pole of a vehicle. an expenditure beyond one’s circamstances. S. Indication of A. 0. B20T5 munkuli, c. D5oTw> misalu, s. Any thing, particu- e, sentiment by the look, &c. larly money, vowed and set apart to be pre- [¥ 2. A. C. $00F munke, s. Self-conceit, pride, sented, at a future period, to some deity. b egotism. water brought in to drink, or any provisions Ga for eating which have not yet been presented C. 203wy mun-kollu, v.n. To begin, commence. & to the family idol, and which must not be C. R200RE,SWOR mungattina-salige, Wi used till such ceremony has been performed. s. The front stay in a warp. ["\ O DT T to set apart money, &c. to pre- ) sent to an idol. DRVSS g Jeaf used. as a C. DOAT mungada, s. An advance in plate to eat from, set out for a particular money. 0; ) DPRTOR TR, JNRICINOD to con- ¢ =50 NG mun person. -gade, adv. In front, be- 1 secrate, set apart. RRTGITY to he set apart, fore. SwonERE in front, on before, wonrd C, ‘ put aside for some sacred use or special pur- SBEN, Swon@ Bk to go in front. . t 3 7 (69) A et Sen FRAMeYE oan C. D230230 munchu, ». n. To precede, go . ‘afloac?fi@)o mun-gattalu, s The 993 darkness succeeding sunset. before. 2. toexcel, surpass. oWTI one w he i ! I surpasses,is or was before. 320033 2UT g, form= C. BNORS, DWORE mun-gate, mun- OwR er work or work which has passed by. ®wo% gat he, s. The next, following, or succeed- 0 i} Swr B to look at first. ing story. ey C. DiONIDD mun-gdnadava, s One A. C. D0o2FT0 munchukam, s. Ahood, any veil. who has no foresight, or is bewildered. S0 6B TUT g work in which there has been a C. R0BF, R00TIR, NWCTFAO MmuUn- want of foresight. che, munchege, munchegam, adv, Early, before-hand, before. 2 in front. & C. SO TR mun-gdnke, s. A present placed before a superior. 2. first sight. in the first instance. 4. formerly, previously, 5. hereafter, in future, \‘;[}!J C. DORIT 92’32!)%-51(6'7’16, s. The former or Ju early season for cultivation. wo7wdo &o¢ the 0. 2022 9nzwzjazw, s. The iron share former rain. oDy HD early growing of a plough. corn. FworpD 3% the first crop. C. $220H0S, DoY) Mmunjdne, mun- C. D007V mun-gdélu, s. The fore leg ja’vu, 8. The first morning watch. A9 of quadrupeds. TVO7TORD BRBBCINY, FNOTTREN B S5 o O9 munyi, s. A sort of grass from o3 to paw with the fore feet. SNOTTRL) aér;\ the fibres of which the triple thread, worn by il a cord for tying a horse’s fore legs. brahmauns, should be prepared, saccharum one munjd. C. R020N, RoNN mungt, mungisi, s, A mungooge, T, B. R22083 munji, [39oekwors] s In- vestiture with the sacred thread. 2 a small C. fiaao?’.ai A mun-guttige, s. Contract 2. cumbly for children. 200028 FRA 0 invest money for land, taxes &c. paid in advance. I} with the sacred thread. o008 ’R 88T o assess in advance, Jnerve A BeY g field of which the assessment has 0. 3’3330‘8‘3@3@3 munjodu, . n. To run before. s. The first or front pair. DNOERR been paid in advance. ] @M SBEY to go in front of another, I C ¢ OV 00R00D) mun-gudi, s, Alog tied round o the neck of straying cattle. S. ®0T munda, s. A headless trunk. ady. Bald, shaved. < Front C. DORITY> mun-gurulu, s le, curls or tresses. 8. 200TeF e mundachana, s. A wrest- I3 ler, jettee. C. DTAWD mungu]i, s. A mungoose. 8. ®200BI3 mundana, s. Shaving, shearing, 0} C. a’oao?‘\)é mun-get, s. Thefore-arm. o cutting. fié (SN mmfié BBIDTO when the fore-arm C. B2:03Bpee3d munda-mbchu, v. n moves, the elbow moves. To become a widow. 2 fig. toberuined, bad. 0. DR mzm—gallu, v. 7. To begin, A. C. D200T0B> mundddu, v, a. To kiss commence. FnoRwoR W to come in front. mutually ; to caress. Fworeo® W% to fall forwards. H. D050, D20TIND munddsa, mun- C. R0RPED mun-gfpa, s. Precipitant dflt’S?(q s. A turban. S0o@T W) to wind a anger. 2. temporary anger. FoRw ?\&J one - turban. ANl =3 @007 g small piece stick- who is very hasty or soon put into a passion. ing out at the top of aturban. FJNoTTT TS, 16y 0. B0ORPET mun-gore, s. A front tusk. the coil of a turban. F00BIB TAB the front BnoretS TUR g head boar with front tusks. projecting part of a turban. m . D0oRwe> mungolu, s. Money paid 8. $2203 mundi, s. Abarber. c. A parcel, in advance, earnest, hansel. bundle. i " C. Sn0e303 mun-chanje, s. Evening, A post in a mud 0. S0oBR mundige, s twilight. wall. % 87 Soood TNTD C. $»03RTH num. Three C. 30003 mundita, adj. Shorn, shaven, mun-nitr, hundred. A. 0. RB2OTORYT mupdu-malaka, s ( The plant, tardus gingianus. 0. 2203 munne, qdv. Formerly, before. 25} C. D200ToTeFeT mund-upachdra, s. In- C » O 200%00Y> mum-pélu, v. a. To fore- (. sincere courtesy, sham civility. warn, tell beforehand. 1 G 8. B200% munde, 5. A widow. 2y wond A. €. R20BpeR> mum-pdgu, v. n. To 20BZ Be B00F the robber’s wife may at any 2o in front, on before. ( time be a widow (the thief will not always C e OV <2 (Y 22020A@ mum-bagalu, s. The dawn, escape with impunity.) I morning. C. fi»ogadao muntdddu, comp. Tt cete- 0. o000 mum-bani, s. The drops that ra, &c. A precede a shower. th C. D20TY, B20DZ mundala, mundi- A. C. D0002D mumbari, s, A goat. ©- n. na, adj. Fronting, opposite. 2. former, To precede, go before. i previous, past. 3. future. C. D200ToR mum-baruge, s. A stoop- 0. B20TPN munddgi, adv. Before, in ing rheumatic disease. (A front. 2. first, in the first instance. 3 i C. D002 mumbalr, adv. Before, in front. formerly, previously. 4. hereafter, in future. it 0. $20TD mun-dale, s m I c. :3330'536}’59, D200 R mum-belaku, C, 1e front part of the head. 2. the hair above the forehead. mum-belagu, s. The dawn. fi C. B0 R, Bwod A mum-bhdga, 0, ¢ 0. R20B> mundu, s, The front. 2. fo JInoBda SNN) \1" 9 mer or past time. 3. futurity. 2 mum-bdga, s. The front part. S0cNT) FN0T3 DD to to be in front. 8 FoTIOB to pass before. W be without foresight, or prospect, bewildered, 0. $2002390, P03 mum-bhdra, not knowing what to do. f BoBF, TeF o mum-bdra, s. The weight in front. 2. the place in front, to challenge, throw down. G, height of a sickness. F0003 to be before. T[N VN to 20 be- C. 0023 mum-madi, s, Three times, fore, precede. oty RF the front, front side. three-fold. S0 D to fall down before. A. C. D2:030 mum-mari, s. Heated sand. { A. C. B220T30R20Yy mundumullu, s. The 0. B200DBIVYR mum-mdlige, s. A vesti- g plant tardus gingianus. bule, porch, entrance. | A. 0. R220TT> munduru, S Exchange, C. B203029T0 mummulisu, v, n. To I substitution, retaliation. 2. advance, prece- dence. groan, as in pain. 1 0. B00BRI A BB mum-mone-geidura, A. C. D00 X0 mundeisu, s, Pride, inso- lence. s. Shiva, carrying a trident. SNoASS g proud, insolent man. T. B. 2T muka, [»»| s, The face. 39% C. BoBWR® mun-dode, s, The shoulder &:® shame-faced. of a quadruped. 0. D0TOD mukdri, See 307 d. A C. R20WWReT> mun-ddéru, ». a. To shew the way. @nofweids= g guide. 8. ®02F2080 mukunda, s. Vishwu. 2. one of Kubéra’s divine treasures. A C. B20Z> munnu, postposition, Before, former. S35 08 ag hefore, D020 D the 8. DT mukuta, s. A crown, crest, di- former road. FwosBaLward to advance, go adem. forwards. T. B. 320838 mukuti, [3»¢] s. Absorp- A. C. D32008> mun-niru, s. The sea, tion in Bramha. ocean. FoJTBD P una, regent of the S. D1FT mukura, s. A mirror. seas. JnodtZso% submarine fire. S0oJRIF S. D0 mukula s. A bud, germ. S +, 1 Vishnu, as reposing on the ocean. ¥8 closed, shut up, as the petals of flowers. C 88 [N S99 [nee SNFTTrH, FNTVYI to shut, close up, as a 8. BT mukta, adj. Released, lil;cratecl, flower. loosed, let go, 2. liberated from corporeal M) e, C. 53353? mu/m_li, s. The anus. existence. 3. discharged, as a weapon. % Fowo¥ g snake which has cast his slough. fore C. BNTOY> mukulu, v « . To rinse the s0¥ F¢3 deprived of one’s hair. NP FVT mouth. freed from debt. To €. SNT mukka, adj. Deformed, decrepit, chipped, flawed. s. A word of abuse, 8. B350, RV mukitdphala, s. A pearl. =» A C. 0T muk-kadi, adj. Noseless, flat- ®3, ¥4 <8 a pearl oyster. InF2,I¥ a pearl necklace. nosed. Sooef_&_acdosj, E’JJ%&& FWRATS g noseless or very small nosed man. G ?3333—33053 77?2{75&6’?/% s. Finishing, con- 2. conclusion of a tune. EVAN) T3, 35 . ?533%85:3 muk-kanna, s. Shiva, with cluding. three eyeg, J9® to finish, complete. ll. s. B8 mukti, s. Manumission, absolution. c. fiaofi%b%‘)?) mukkari-belli, s. Silver, i} in which three’parts are impure. 2. final beatitude, the delivery of the soul from the body, and exemption from further C. BT D032, a’»ofgb"mfiflzu/elmriyu, transmigration ; the absorption of the eman- it mu]c/fiarisu, v. n. To strain, asin easing nature. cipated spirit into its great primary source 2. to envy. ~ identification with God. S0%, rfi,zga, AV 5] lly =) C. 30550 &8 muk-kdni, s, Three sixty @ to become absorbed in Bramha. EVANE 20 ESAD] fourths. ) K)JJ%_—D Fo7 3 A7 the way to final absorption. v7’ 0. T2ITO O mu/c—lm’h{,, s. Three fourths,. ] the means of obtaining absorption. »¥, 3w ] 2. three legs. SNFY B 0N an attendant on @ to obtain absorption. Shiva, having three legs., 0%, 05 g stool with three legs. FINFY ) W& hair braided in B D0 mu]c/’ta, s. The mouth, face, coun- ly three braids. tenance. 2. the entrance to a house. 3. com- e C. DB mencement, 4. a means, instrument, expe- mulkku, s. Pride, haughtiness. dient. adj. First, initial. 2. chief, pre-em- 2. an eftort of nature, straining one’s self. 3. urgent. TRDTTY P, Mo 3. malignity. adyj. Chipped, flawed, damag- inent, principal. ed. v.n Togrunt, strain, or make an effort, To have commenced, as rain, work, recovery, 2. to &e BN TRV, F0D fiz’&, F202TNT g lotus as in travail, or when easing nature. =y oJud face. o ¢, Jno 238 the lustre of the gobble, gormandize, eat voraciously or greed- E, countenance. Sn2% g brahman, as born from ily. M) 7Y VD) @, BT)'\)J%"%, TREDEN 10 chip, s o the mouth of Bramha. FANED) [ ?3 the expres- 0 break off. sion of the countenance. 02 B %‘@%ja to c. zfioafio%"%) muk-kuppe, [three heaps]] P abscond, disappear sow B8, a headstall. s. A mode of cultivation by which the crop S0 Bwneo (ornament of the mouth) betel is divided into three parts, of which one is leaf, eaten with areca nut, lime, &c., which for the rent of the'ground, another for the la- gives the mouth a deep red tinge. Foa B8 bour, and the third for the seed and utensils. o 8¢ flattery, adulation. <»® ~J S Sn®d to flatter, A. C. D00T To mukkuru, v. n. To come 9y F02 IBT g verbal message. EAVED) & ’8 com- upon or attack, as flies do sugar, &c. plaisance. S0 33 the mouth of a river. 0 o A. C. BNTY TIB> mukkuruku, comp. In oIJJ DR .2 ¥, FW W) to make faces, frown. o three pieces. Jwe BN IneER, J =0 00 8 % 059 — RSN DICT @), JND Ewer kO C. DT O, 5333*&?‘&’0 mukkulisu, 0 InTR), I 3’.)2335 JTIW to speak before ESSAESY mukkalisu, v.n. To rinse the mouth with a person, to speak to a person’s face. 33 varieties in the countenance. [0 soa?j) water ; to move the mouth about and spit the mouth, FweresnRVERA face to face. out or upon. SnTyY, J0FyY rinsing the mouth. H. 30208 mukhamal, s. Velvet. v C ?533%@_&@3 mukkdru, s. A third part. 8. ®0WT, 30008 mukhara, mukha- 789 g 2T AR fi% rita, adj. Loquacious. 2. foul-mouthed, . DN, Bw7e3edBs mugichu, mu- speaking harshly or scurrilously. gichi-bidu, v, a. To cover over. 8. $00203T, $22290F), B0290903) AL @ DT mugz’lu, s. A cloud, range of son mukhdntara, mukhdntra, mu- clouds. 2. the sky. Fozwrhw a rainy cloud. Z?/l(f)’),h'alv(('g?', adv. Through, by reason suAY S (cloud stone) hail. SN @3\ r)T (01(,11(1 of, for, by means of. fire) lightning. 01 <8 Tndra, riding on a & 2 cloud. T ¥ (cloud light) lightning. &% G. B0 mukhdbile, s. Confronting, FIVVTR INB to nes® (the cloudy way) the sky. comparison, collation, bring persons face to face, to confront, as A. 0. 3533?\@13&5 '@5 mugil-vattale, s The tower of a fort wall. witnesses, &c. T. B. 53002 mukhi, | Swax] adj. Chief, pri- C. N> Mugisu, v. a. Tofinish, end, ter- mary, principal, S0DERTT the chief or prin- minate. S20AR 9B to finish off or completely. cipal person. SNDIR0BF2R the liver. A. C. SRR, D0ALTS mugu, muguchi, v. a. To attack, settle or fall upon, as flies. H. $28) R’ o mukhkhi-hodeyu, v. a. To strike with the fist B0k A. C. 0RZ muguta, s. The act of finish- S0re8, S0r3 finished. 0 ing, completing. S. 53)9)8 7222(771?/% adj. Chief, primary, G, 00 & ) moohaving finished or concluded. principal. 2. urgent. & 225397 chiefly, prin- o ; =] T. B. 29703 mugude, [397% ] s. A simple cipally, supremely. 3PN X he chief pro- o ’r_’: or beautiful woman. prietor, master, lord, 3235 F207 g primary C. DA mugulu, See Swhes. concern, the chief concern. F0233 BT persons of most importance to one. Jweg TIHF the C. ?.3’037\’35? muguvali, s, The settlement highest justice. Sneyg @S (chief gift) food. of duties, salary, rent, &ec. (1 F002358, a-person who stands very high for C. 5337\5'@ muguvu, s. Completion, con- wisdom, &e. F083: T g chief friend. clusion, consummation, termination. § C. DPARITD MUGUSU, See I» AT i Vade T. B. $0IR Mmugd, [592]s. The face. C. DNATVD muga-ddna, s. The cord A. 0. DRy mugul-umba, s, Cupid. put through an ox’s nose. S TR to A C BOPOE 7 > mugulu, s. A flower-bud, v put it through. unblown flower, young bud or germ. V. N. G, To fill the mouth and rinse it. 2. to shut, as A. C. D2RR®> mugalu, [5»ne]s. A cloud. 3. to duck, dive, plunge A. €. DB0RAY> mugalu, v. n. To close, as a a flower its petals. under water. flower its petals. s. A flower whose petals ( R are closed. 2. the wall at the gable end of A0 D /\J\& SR mugulu-nage, s. A I a house. smile. A. 0. DRARY> mugalehu, v. n. To con- RO 3337\’;577\033, FORIGITDODd M- C. tract, close, shut up, as a flower. gul-gdi, '///Hy?l,_l?,l—g(fi, s. Fruit nearly ripe or mellow. < - o7 ¢ A0, f;aa?f%ig?? magal-vale, s. Fine rain. N8 7o v 75 9 = AN b > mugultu, mu- C. ool mugdta, s. Completion, ter- G, mination. JNTREB 4, n gu]dz/, part. Having shut up, as a flower. To terminate, end, ] conclude. SR T, e (0T it shut up, it closed. 0. 3N mugi, v m. To contract, shut up, AL G, ;4337\’3?5 . 55)376%"5? mugulte, mu- gulvike, s. The act of contracting or shut- Il as a flower. 2. to end, finish, conclude, ter- minate. 23 F9A to close the hands. FNAZ ting up, as a flower its petals. completion. S0nE, I0AT closed, shut. 2 0, SR @ muggalu, s. Being precipitate, 20,1 concluded, finished. SOAT T VX a completed rash. 2. mustiness, frouziness, fustiness. & work. FoAT I9& g concluded speech, final R e 538 precipitancy, rashness. word, settled bargain. SN having clos- C. TR MUGG, v. n. To be musty, moul- ed, &c. dy. 2. ?o stumble, trip. s. Fustiness, mould- 790 PR MYaM) AW é»:“) I, Jill mess -3 7y 593 g musty smell FTOA N © mus- a. 3333?,77" mucficfizge, s 0 A lid, cover. ty, frouzy, mouldy, rotten FOA T T mus- (ovA P4 afaa’ > A a bamboo lid used as a strainer. ty corn INAT Bed musty fruit JNRY o J0e R 339’53 to put on a cover or lid y clo, 2w to | ecome frouzy or musty VN7 AT A. C %33273 muchchu, s. Stealing, theft to be frouzy or mouldy 22 J 353 N to steal. C. BR7>ZoF> muggu-hdku, v. a. To C. mJJ&:‘J 7m/c/w/z?£, v. a. To shut, close, shut up and confine close, as tobacco, to ac- cover O\ er. S[0° :r DR, c\JJduJ %3 to shut up quire strength. 2. to make a person, plagued or 1n 3202 e 5 59 ?v%”& to shut of itself, of or for AN | L with an evil spirit, sit down on the floor up- one’s self, as the eyes, mouth, &ec. &) PRSI on the picture of some idol, pr eviously paint- FwoR B to shut up and go ed, when his head turns round a consider able 9 to shut the eyes 2..to dies 232000 N time, during which the expeller asks the evil W 0. Fegy (to shut the mouth) to hold one’s /,M'/r// spirit whether it will cease tormentino and tongue, be silent. JNE D v, % o be shut, if that is unsuccessful, the imace of another covered 2% W to cause to shut oJJu 59 f idol is painted, &c., &c » and the evil spirit o, FNE DI heing shut or covered at length, departs ol c. oJaoeéJ ~OL, o.))DE:r) 25073 muchehu- FNAS DR MUGGUTLISU, v, To trip gallu, muc/w/m Z)cmfle, s The stone stumble 7 B2 B to trip and fall cover of a gutter, &c S. DA wwl/d/?a, adj upid, ignorant C. 333&3 atYscred muchchu-gunike, s, 3 foolish, simple beautiful, handsome oo 0 The uach of he neck. n < a stupid man, blockhead [ >8] SR C. 2083 jent 3 2T muchehu-mare, s, A dis- a simple or beautiful woman. guise, num]\ G oJJJ_Fj(\)J MUGPrisSU, See I0ny Dz, TR ooDJ&:* muchehe, r*ow ){‘—[ S yn- (o —J S cope, fdl“un’r ww.fl T2, BN 'f'w% to faint, 020830T 200 muchy kunda, s - A kine of that name T[NWIBFVo ] 8] SWOoOon EARES 3 &% R 1 °9 G or BYWw to recover from B3 Vishna, fainting A. C. D8F 0 much-chanje, s, Mornine =0 noon, and night C. B0 muchche, s Shoes. [cMaYal 247 % shoes which cover only a small part of Q. 2283 & muchel (4 w L6 si A festivity, re- the foot F3 o,au” shoes with long hook- Jjoicing & 9 999 cheerfulness, gladness, joy ed points W3 T NM“ coloured shoes. nee %> ¥ to be cheerful, happy, joyous. . D200 » muwyara s Allowance, sub- 0. 3023 o3 muchehanilke ee oJOJ“ AL straction, reduction, remission. 2. a bow, A H., 32083 OF 772!6(‘/&0;&(116/{” s Admdof salam [ =T ¥ donations of govern- settlement, an agreement in writine ment for religious purposes SR TD o) D IDBY to il make an allowance. 2. to make saldm. J0=S C. D283 & muchchalu, s A toy winnow- mg 1an, TR®), IRV YuE, Temn® to deduct, subtract 2. to give a donation for religious purposes. @, 539 5(; muehehald, s A B3 Svorine H, 3208 C. 220870 8 muchchdta, s Blindman’s 5599 7}&7{/26732%, s. Chief secretary- “hl") of a natis e government AN 20 53, GPRTT g, 5 bu 03D @ to play at blindman’s buff, chief secretary. C. DeF ol o P, 853 O much-chdre, I H. 328 ROAYS muj-jagangalu, s. The mueh-c /L(Ll ¢ys. Three 11vnes universe; heaven, earth and hell Fe Roid UO’ C. 202879 >much-chdalu, s Three rows, 2 the ruler of the universe. three furrows. ¢ woar’fl“’ 3 muttadi, Sook3 s. A siege A thief C. 285> &> muchchdlu, s. 2 7 to 1)(’\1“(“0 blmdmun s buif 0. F0n8LD muftale, s. Cost, expense. T, B. 5359859, 32083 o C. T0eF A 7/4uc,7lC/£?J66, s. A painter, sad mutta-mulle, [NJ\) dler, and cabinet maker = 03,1 s, Single combat, wrestling ul - { 91 o 043 FRRRYE) ed s 2B Da 3 oV 3.)379 B2283,@0 mutli, 3o 2 Bag™ to deliver and 2o, e 3 L) go o < to touch mu,/ht/(), 9}Lzlz‘z‘z/u, E 2.} esl S. The fist OFy HInFY Bes I how much 30 (33 WCS 5 ] & to bend the fist. money did your house cost ? 5‘? YT T —y 0 203 this book, if touched, is wad} to C. wJJ("Q, mutlt, s. An instrument with drop to pieces (like the sensitive plant.) which a cotton beater strikes his bow. C. D yAILA) £8 7 0. B08,RwoY> m titu-golu, s. House- BR20Q5 muttidare-muniva, breaking, plundering every thing in a house. ( s. The sensitive plant 2. distraint A. C. 3083 , confiscation, selling up. &, @2 muttilu,s. A jewel,ornament 32283 2% mulfuvali, s. Expenses, C. 32083 mutiu, s. Utensils, furniture, (i 2 lochia. cost, outlay apparatus menses, 3. a prop. 7 *1 e C. $08, mutt / [/ a, S. Contact, that J 4. ceremonial ut leanness or defi ie ement. 9 Geiod which uches. S8, Fow, suppression of lochia EVNN) & Jod % a menstruous woman 83 oA (5] 4 aQ C. 33383 B20F mutla-muriki, s, The =0/, oman in whom menstr wation has ceased. sensitive plant, Mimosa pudica. i SN 3 o W9% g room separated from the house, H. 25T muththd, s, The subdivision of q to which females retire when menstruous. = 20 a district. o 2 =°% a holder of the above. <00 ’EJ’) 033 ceremonial uncleanness. S BN 3] If thc furniture or utensils of a house 2528 C. 30T gfa mu l’u/zalu, s. A stupid man, dolt tool EVAMAR) y TRLO Jou 3 33y TOT 08 tools or imple- tl ments ESASY) b Fw® to prop up. ] 3,7 to C. 303 mudi, s. A knot . a band for 0. become menstruous. F8,T DI g house that tying up the hair, a top-knot, 3. the fist 4. the hair left oo the head, as vowed to some al is ceremonially unclean. god. g C. 22833, muttu, ». a. To touch 2. to 5. a ring of bones and tendons, by G, attain, reach, arrive at. 3. to bite, as applied which conjurers pretend to recove people ; come from fainting. 6. a crown. 7. the head h to snakes. v. 7. To arrive, be received, [5) oJ.)v v a To finish 2. to adorn the head with to hand, be paid. /N to cost § 82 do g - Co flowers. 0C QW ) FRB not touch. ISP MRS & [ G ow uwg 8,80 an elegant top-knot A 20830 my marriage took a large sum of money. e 308 the knot of hair not braided 3 t 5 D (\A\JT\ Q; S»2 the knot of a brahman’s tuft ) [t %" WY wdaé« fh my expenses involve - e IS D §A3 WD & the knot of a female’s bodice. 23 ¢ th me in g 10211 embarrassment A ¢ knot of a female’s E: arment I3 J conch. to come to the hcuse. w3 Fooks &W\r’o to e3 I 2. Bhima WA [N WINTR g fast or tight g0 to the village S Doods que"n 3 ) (to eat till JITIND [ o knot TI0FR g noose or slip-knot it touches the mind), to eat tlll satisfied R 8¢ Jooks, %ord to dive to the bottom. = [ChH]A)] a return to an idol for a supposed answer to N JwegIwre g loosely tied tuft [Neld A S:83, A to ascend to the top W J B Joodd, ¢ prayer. ® swre g large tuft. 9 to pluck up by the root B Fod3, BeTLY SeS0FR g top-knot tied QB 09 () P p aslant ’L./;Jv L J0B % to untie a knot to roll over and over to a temple as a devotee T Tk JNB T[T, IV % > o tie in a knot. AV1eYal be aoes 3 eI to water so as to o bound, tied up. Su DB to seize the top-knot Dl reach the pith or sap. 3T Dook3, B to TLOFNE 2. the dig up by the roots. [s1s] Fat®) Took3, T to swim biting the lips with anger to the shore lower lip. (‘\J’ T3 Ik, IR@ to finish com- 8eF Jw The great H{i pletely Swemd to immerse the C. B0BBweY mudijdla, head completely under water to go out of millet in its husk I + O one’s depth. m 23 it ar ved, 1t 1s ved lgy A. C. 3033590 mudi-mddu, v. a. To it touched. Food3, T 2@ €3 BOF AN (] o8, T [8Y) 1, € make into a lump OIS to cause 8,8 ois@ outlay, expense. C.“ A. C. S0oBF09 mudivant, s. A crest-zem. to touch, arrive, reach ; to deliver. v. a. To ) aiv e, < pay 2. to kindle, light. S0 N PRTEY C. BB Y, Bodoe e mudivdla, = 22 Loy to deliver, o SV SV 2 w2 deliver and return. mudive nd, s, A fragrant grass ‘o 792 P s 3 DWW [3I3 3 9 y GD il I C. R0WoBw > mudu-kollu, v, comp. To mutt-ayja, mutt-appa, mutt- dress one’s self with flowers ayya, mut tdta, s. A great grandfather. AT D~\4U\9 < r,_°J C. BNT.ATRY P mudugi-kollu, v. comp. S0Z T, FZFy, F3M 3 greab To shrink, shmd close up. 2. to tie in a grandmother Touse bundle or knot, as money, jewels, &c C. DT> muttu, v. a. To besiege, sur- round, hem in, attack, fall upon. SR TSI (I C. DNTIRY mudugu, v, u. To sink. div e, be drowned BN e Jn& T3 =T the sensitive plant flies to attack, settle upon. NO%D?‘) besieged, hemmed in 00 [T D a diving fish =4 [N TD g siege, the act of besieging. awgfig & = to C. DTy mudupu, s A bundle of money e besiege, lay siege to. ?dm)@ a1 2R 2 to be be- haf Jewels, &c., put by, as devoted to some idol sieged =08 R RBN to raise a siege. J008 2. a remittance to government. TLRT IR % to cause to besiege. ¥ money, &c., tied up, as devoted to God The ESONYet 0N T, to tie in a knot. T. B. 2983 muttu, [3»%3] s. A pearl 2. to lay by money. .;m BT awa:’o TR F08 ;SZ Fa pefnl and gold necklace hexago- 3 BQD to deliver ) 0 nally arranged swg T Beby a split pearl aremittance. 2. to present consecrated money, % &c., to some idol placed in the centre of the forehead of fe- FNBIFY) B to put into a males. 1Al repository any consecrated money, Jewels, &c S0 T T g necklace composed of ATTY EABV g ¢ ake f1 om one's savings some- several rows of pearls and a square gold cen- thing for religious pur poses. tre piece &8 ToonT a ring set with pearls Bid C. I0To2x mudubu SWET T g hunch of pearls EASEERS "J’Cl'j%? fi s. The formation of a small pearl and gold chain attached to the any hard substance in the flesh, P [5] a con- e hair and to an ear ornament. TNE I TV g traction of the muscles by pearl necklace ;mu S B lo R a pearl oyster ]lm C. D0TIRD mudusu, o caus. To cause to tie into a knot S083 o8 g large gold earring set with a TTFOTTINBD to cause to maa S B0 pearl 2 a kind of pearl crest adorn the head with flowers worn by princes TN T WITHE, T8 T Wand A. C. Do5To> mudulu S. The bhack of a gold earring inthe form of two flowers the neck, shoulder 5 SNEE an eleva- united at their extremities EABE:] 83 Ba seat ) ted shoulder. set with pearls I A oooal“wab’adw mudu-hubbe, s The C. DNBITF, 203> A muttuka, muttu- h hiccough. ga E)ee [INB F hf C. $0T mude, | %275, A knot, o P, 0B C. B0To FoXDd muttu-késari, s. A round B 9, n. To be entaneled. i in a knot, in 0] kind of rice a dilemma, INB B9 t0 tie in a knot SSN) 3 ww» to untie a knot. C. 318> A muttuguru, [ . To peck, as birds c. 6533 SRS runugu s V. 0. To sink, div be drowned SENAT ‘Sgou mutte, See 3032 ° to immerse, cause to - sink, drown 2. fig. toruin, overwhelm, =w H. 332 & 5‘@mdowfl 3 muttésaru-mddu, €207 W™ to sink, o under water v b To prepare, get ready C. DRVATGYT T munugu-ddvare, 8§ C: 209 S"’) mutteide; s A worin whose The sensitive plant Lusbaud is alive eS0T 3T8S the condition . Q0Bo08> mutdbaku, s o of a married woman BN 30 T BFJ an of- hsequions- ness, following, imitation adj. Like, similar fering presented prior to marriage, to the ) to manes of a departed mother grandmother c QJJJES% muttaka, s, &c. and then given as a feast to married wo- A tree bearing red men SOV et na T QYT NROR WRITE Ssedadoe ij)uéfié blos»omq DButea frondosa. its [4 = ° root 0 an empty village, even a washerman NJ\)j F0 ydfig its flo\‘ er. house is respected or bad characters cannot . WJ)U) \_.- ) 39958 2\ oV 0990 ;;Q 0320, D be respected except where there are no good Ufi o D \Euw‘" FSPPIC) e} 399 T3 ones [E 3 #éc:o 2 TR B T three H. $05° 0058 mudddi-ddra, s A handfuls of alms from a married woman will defendant. suffice. c. 533?53 muddu, s. A kiss. 2. affection, H. 3308 gs mutteina, adj. Under autho- l\mdncfls especially to‘mlds children. adj. rity. Dear, affectionate, kind 2. handsome, deli- cate 3 ful TNTI (] J K 200 B to kiss €. 353 SOSJ mutteya, s. A great grand- father mutually. 3 T g sweet or lovely bab C ~ c\Jw é) vJ) 5 ST R0, INBY TRBY to kiss AMER) 7707/H?6, s. A toy winnowing fan FTY RIS to treat affectionately FNTY I H . 0333%)'5,33 mut])amUm, s. A govern- 2 ment officer a kind expression 307y Fomd g dear child ST /a me W@ to be very affectionate. H. 25080 mutsaddi, s. A writer. clerk wfi a lovely face BT 0 W to be ddmhted accountant : to be handsome wom *’o, FNBY FRD to - = J 8. 0000 mu a, S Joy pleasure, PNTA make kiss A O SR FD WTVE X [A] EJVN% PtV with pleasure. SNTO WD to come with de- S0 PRl when I see him, I-am quite ddlrrhtcd % licht [NTI D& € being pleased or glad 73 handsome, pleasing Y B0TF mudakea, s. Anold m 00 4 C. DT TORA muddu ranga, s. A man’s + an old woman FTEST old age name C. BNTD>, B3B3 muedadu, mududn, c. S»Y mudde, s. A Iump, unshapen mass et V. 7. To shrink, contract SJwBR B [e}éyoN) to €ac¥o S0Z a Jump of boiled great millet. be contracted, wrinkled, shrunk TR [T 33’-).14‘ 1 F83) 3 a lump of boiled rdgs. e3 ( ;foa* 3 -{p;, Yo} . R0TDs, FoDdBw , BB T mau- to lump or knot in boiling 3» T one who melts iron into masses 3] 209 daru, mudiri-kollu, muduru, ». a. To ( 30 a forge for smelting iron Mali3 g.ma" L ) shrivel, wrinkle, contract. F0TBLT g wrinkle, — © 3D 2RoR) ok sort of pease pudding oJ; C AN [ep] <pht pulse 8 contraction 2520)530) QO TWROTRY & 7™ to go off =30 and vegetables boiled together. [SON) ZSJ a with the tail between the legs. 3 DWFT g lump of lump of jaggor S. BNTOD Qé muddnwite, adj. Glad, dates. pleased, joy rful. s. daofi)/?? mudrike, s. Dedication of a a neient. S0 [5) €. D200 mudi, adj. OW, aged 5 @ work to a person. “ a ring on which cha- 2.9 [N I on, ta) =2 o 83 old age. \g ) bR a good old racters are engraved <) RN w30 to dedi- [ NS T o= age S an aged person or animal cate a work to a person. S8 Ta) 2 R a dedi- 2003 mudira, s. A cloud cation. [ 3% A. O. D0TF> muduku, o. n To shrug G 0 > mudrisu, B 8% ] . a. To U up the knees and head together. pull up, as clothes when walking through water. 2. to make shrivelled. N\,\)\CB) 200270 C. B0TOR> mudugu, v. n. To be unset- (eon} to be turned or pulled up, as the clothes, &e. tled, undecided, as a lawsuit, &c (SHrsr] ) 2. to be shrivelled, contracted oz W), that dispute is unsettled the 85300 7722!(7Ja s. Green gram, Phaseolus 8. ooaa_z?J mudre, s. A seal, signet In impression of a seal; a stamp, print, chop, radiatus (. 3. a votive offering to an idol ] 530(’55 mudgara, s, A mallet, mace, 1mpression [U¢ hammer. cenerally of some ornament that the offerer or weqpon like a carpenter’s p] a kind of devotion or austeri- has worn 29 2 ) ) ¢ 3 man entrusted §.55550, >0 Oqas mudda, mudday- ties. N‘»J %"Cfr, QNT L YA, s. A jangam name by a gurw with his seal, and deputed by him 0.3 &. DT 0 mudddm, ad; Own. \)——\ to settle disputes of caste JNT R TeF, O\)u\)& 5) (1 ° &% one’s own servant ENBAIS 9W O da 11\0(1 QRY, oJJu .J\ J8) to seal ESBY) o Tu, ST o)) Spie] T = s one who applies a public seal 0T )% = or permanent establishment & one’s own work. OR, IR TwgW a wooden seal. 33T ) BNRW Ce 794 = s e s '-'é\om <SNT e s 4 T, BB )¢ 2‘3"?;9’, EAVEIE N %9 to unseal, break 8,33 an old man. Snd ™ to become aged. - 38N open a seal. INT )R weend, o) do\>$§;fib‘o BIXOD) %”5 2eoz%) the harlot be- 51 N ;Dor{;g‘c\c:b# a 9 DI seal ring. VI3 PN3 3 R & 2 ] 2 23 Q he has came pious when she was old. ction, SN -9 7% = 80 al i been meddling with the seal. 2N A. C. BOTND mup-purt, s, Three braids. SFNT ;0% R 3 the impression made by a seal. adj. Three-told, three ways. I3 3] , el fucé’a to S»e) 3%, the weight of authority. be of three kinds or ways. %30 =7 a cord ) h of three strands. H. B0030R> mundsabu, s, A person’s worth or property, one’s real circumstances A. 0. SnDp\Jen mup-polalu, s. Three cities. S, ¥estT Shive, as having de- or capacity, FWIVTWO 32 &@93.);5’33% 'f'e:gj to stroyed three cities. Inquire into a person’s worth and assess ac- cordingly. 8. $00R00g> mumulkshu, s, One desivous S. of final absorption. 323 muni, s. A sage or saint; a pious W and learned man, endowed with more or less A. . 002w muyilu, s, A rain cloud. o FRWGTINTY to he lowerin & of a divine nature, or having obtained it by rigid abstraction and mortification ; the title A: €. 5330:5338 muyyu, s. The shoulder. is applied to Rishis, to the Bramhddikas, Oxchange, return, C ?533033{0 MmUYy, s ) °J; = and to a great number of persons distinguish- compensation, “ . a gift, present. WeshNal M 1C ACT Tov, ed aq ed for their writings, cons ad inspired, TIDRAN revenge, ret al al iation. NI NT, [ SO Py oy such as Pdnini, Vydsa, &c. GB5ag 70, Fod = R 0 to correspe md with, be Espbleniry (£ 2 [, C. B0, DJBIBVRORY muni, muni- equal to. to play, as music, &c., £L3) reciprocally. EVARTCRA TN 070 & ) that which is a com- (_Zez-/w'gu, o. n. 'To be angry, incensed. s Anger, wrath, passion, pensation. Fw@rg® g man who is equal to another, a substitute. Fg FRB to give C. 0QN MUNLYA, s. A proper name. 8 back, resent, revenge. F0D:® to 1 ma na ke equal, H. 533’;52)\ munishi, s, A writer, amanuen- [5) & F g [5] to pair. to return an equivalent. sis, secretary. & a teacher of langu a0 (=] C. o AN [ o 8203, SNRRR S g Fa® {0 revenge, retali- & EN N of > the employment of a munshi. ate. Sy I»® to make equal to. €. D02, DRI MURISU, MUNUSY, Al 3533035387523, ;533303380’?5'3 my- ] s. Passion, anger, wrath, [NJT7RT, [N yiradi, muy-yeradadi, s. The carpen- @ a passionate man. (78 7 7 2 To be in a pas- ter bee, having six legs. sion. SBY) — SRR J 2. to mutter, grumble. fia%fi 3 T, B. 532200 et SwE A0 muy-yir-md- to be offended or sulky. BRTOT 80, JOJ gam, s. Shanmulkha, god of war, with six Pt J k2] SESN] to appease anger. faces. 7 C 2003005 1 i Wwn-ntru, s. The sea, ocean. F02 %, 130}, 3. o Varuna, lord of the ocean. AN A O 533033378 muyyu, s. A very young leaf or an unblown blossom. ». n. To be SF o Z no Vishnuw, reposing on the ocean. contracted, shut up, as a flower. ©0JJJ A, \o—j 3 Fo% submarine fire. 8. 3220 mura, s A demon of that name. C. 333)5@;'60 MUR-NUTY, num., Three C. B30T, =03F> muraka, muraku, hundred. 2y See o Ly 0. o. ?53313-‘;)7\’ mup-pdga, s. Three fourths C. 2»0TF 5032 muraka-nddu, s. A coun- of a fanam. try so called. €. BRVNBI mup-pdvali, s. Three 8. 208&% murajd, s. A small drum or fourths of a rupee. tabor. 0. DITNY mup—pdmz, s. Three quarters C. 332003 murata, s. Any thing given to of a seer, the weight of eighteen dubs. counteract poison, 2. the act of breaking. C. SR\ MUPPU, adj. Old,aged. s. Old T3 Twd to give something to counteract 3. de- ST8FRY to hecome counteracted, age. 2. misfortune 2 poison. 9 — mischief, 1‘\111.1. ot ot G o ¥ DS cel Us N 0 T N Vold age, I FSAFSD) 8 57 as poison, V95 s s | 2NT 595550> C. B0BTOBR 0N muraddrasingi, g, Se- c. 2200 muridu, part. of 338, Having mi-vitrified oxide of lead. been broken, routed, &c. =00 T, to pinion, S0 LB, FndD BwyRy, Sn0Bweed to be C. B0TT> muradu, part. of =3853», Hay- Fo:TBI S one beaten, dispersed, broken, routed, fice. 25050 ing been broken, routed, &ec. who 1s routed in battle. [5) & be crushed one who routs 00T Sw<S a dejected counte- nance. or beats an eneny. fi"z))r(eg’ fifi?fip’a‘;\ JNV3S &2 one who has humbled the pride of a foe. C. 20VDVT muri-murida, adj. Scollop- ed, indented, jagged. S. T.imtfié{go?d, B0080Y), TTTT, T s 3533'&@ MUTLVU, . Fracture, breakin D o O mura-dhwamsi, mura-ripu, mu- )i turning of milk into whey and curds, counter- ra-hara, mum’ri, s. Vishnu, destroyer acting poison. of the giant 3%¢T. C. B00YT> murivudu, s. Reaping, C. DITVE murapadi, s, Changed money, C. R0 Murisu, v, a. To get changed, as annas for rupees, &c. U as large money into smaller, 2. to make 8. ;Soa'dg; murali, s. A fife, S0 T3, B0 $ 29 o~ break. 3. to kill, destroy, as applied to mer- 5 »3 the sound or musicof a fife. F00TER g Q_.\I1 cury when mixed with other medicines. BT Krishna, playing a fife, C. DT> muru, s. Fracture, disrupture, 2. C. B [NTYB murdda, . Obstinacy, stupidity. offence. p C. 30D, 339D030 Mmuri, MuUriyi, v, n. A. C. B1T3T muruka, s. A crown, diadem, 8 To break, be broken, defeated, routed, coun- tiara. teracted, dispelled, as poison. 2. to be cal- C. DNTB muruku, s. A fragment, bit, cined, as mercury. 3. to curdle, . @ ko piece. 2. making foppish airs. 3. frowning, a disappoint. 2. to break, rout, &e. 3. to 4, growling, peevishness, making grimaces. (. wrench, twist round, as a person’s hand, &c. murmuring, grambling. 5. shewing reluc- S A bracelet, 2. a curve, circ v L e, ring, twist. tance to comply with an invitation from pride. 0 8. a saddle pad. 4. the direction of the WEFIAD to be in pieces‘ SNDVB TR, IV creases of the hand, curve of a conch, &. @ +% to make foppish airs. 2. to make angry © 52° turning to the right, as the creases of grimaces, to frown, murmur, grumble. the hand, considered an auspicious omen. ) §i ) C. DTOA> MuUrugu, s. A ring for the tip (%] SN0 pice versa. T2 F0dBW to break or of the ear. @or) ST g semicircular one, 8 kill quicksilver, to prepare it for medical uses. set with pearls. LIS DVISAS Do Bc® g conch turning to the right. G. 3300003 > maruchu, ». a. To wrench or 3 TIn02 breaking. 2 counteracting poison, twist round. £ LW 2D = a @3 to dissolve friendship, break off A. C. D058283 Ro8o08 murufu, mu- acquaintance, o F030@ the milk is turned, F020 BB to be broken. TNSD) WRD LRI runtu, v. a. To contract, shrink up. 5 ¥ ©o S0THET the fingers being contracted with 8 to rout, beat, as an enemy. cold. C. DTS, PwdIW> muriki, murikilu, A. C. 333088 murudu, s. Uncouthness, s. The flower, Chironjia sapida. 2. filthi- roughness. adj. Rough, coarse, unsmooth. ness, the dried perspiration on the skin. C. S»Tos3AoN muruddrasingi, s C: 55500 murige, adj. Twisted, as wire. Litharge, semi-vitrified oxide of lead. S207R TTT 3 g chain of twisted wire. SN2 i wen Td C. 3533‘636)?&335 murudu-katiu, ». a. To vvenB a ring of twisted gold wire. R a twisted gold wire necklace. pinion. C. 30300 muruvll, s. An earring. DI C. $00380Y, FTov83Y, FdDIY @3 a small piece of gold wire put in the ears muri-tiruow, muri-tirave, muri-di- 0T 4 of children. Ro&le a twisted gold wire 7UDU, v. a. To put to the torture, wring, earring. 000,00 a silver ring worn on the SOOIV T 30 S AR R N o % curled mustaches. twist. second toe. 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A thorn, thorny bush, Indian corn. 3. a fish bone. an iron “prickle 2. a spur. =wg,a3 23, C. SO AE °Q musu-guti, Ve W To %0 30¢T a pock-marked face S e 1’3 e JiC 229 groan, pant in ‘hstl(}\E, &c <) a tree abounding with thm ns (i > 0JJJ 3008 u =2 = T NOELS) % 0T g muzzle for alves a C. So0THE3 musute, s. The name of a me- goad for driving cattle. SRS Y, 3. N A 033 9 dicinal herb. 2 a thorn hedge FNFY N %; 20 5 bl a2 (e} a por- C. DOTOTY, [T musudu, musud: pA c\/\;\) J ORI e 1 s. The face cupine the point of a thorn, % S Q) T m:j:;, Sogo wawy to shut up with R C. DRRWDBNTT musu-musuke, s A Q thorns S leserted premise 2Ty AN ;1\ herb growing on wal Q0 WRTY 7O may your house go to ruin. C 23RDTD MUSUTYU, See ST, F2OR MJ%?‘J ©33 I have run a thorn into my - 9 =2 fr C. DT MuUsuvy, s. A monkey with a foot NJO%”V Tebd), Foh ox, N ~ TR kA ), RNFO W —-2 large beard VIS San S e’o he is @ g thorn to pierce t G wJJ?OL’ o mustajar, S A renter a thorn to me (my enemy.) JU farmer A. C. Q2 MU, udj. in comp. Three, treble. a S. SR muste, s. A fx agrant grass, S. DT mika, A damb man O 9 — cyperus rotundus. w ¥E§ oo 300 A ) ’L/u &\)N, bA) 8. BoRFIRONAY> mikasangigalu, S. 0, é“ JwB, 2or In7 varieties of the above. An order of mendicants, o FJ'JJ /\)5 S Sd) musteide, mus- S. HHRTF 0—8 matkdmb teé, s. A dumb god- teidu, adj Prepared, ready s. Armour dess, a form of Durgi (Y accoutrements 2003 muki, . A dumb woman. c. The 1 8. 20058 muhkuh, adv. Acain o 190 = 3 T 3 pole of a vehicle Faet T8,7 a long project- ll lamentation. SnFToFNF@L frequently, again ing piece from a ]nm(tlc of firewood, for g and again. resting the burden upon A 8. BRI mukirta S. Time, 2. an . RTWTOD Mmuioreyd, adj Nose- 1 [} English hour. (3] the time fixed for the lC\\ DowBR a noseless woman. commencement of marriage ceremonaies. . B. 8300 "R milga, adj Dumb, mute, ¢ [Ty PBF 0g g° to be the right time, 2 G speechless ww?‘\i‘\), AN g dumb woman. sit down. 2. to \03{’@5:? IR@ to marry. FRme%0 a dumb man. sit down. l‘r e D5 AT RODT milga-koika, s. One C. BRYAR> mulagu, v, n. To fall down whose nose has been cut off. it C oJJJQ 7323"17, v. n. To be angry, incensed Q. DIRAROTIA w-gandug S. Three S Anger vexation Fn¥TO having been i khandugas, a measure, incensed. ! oo’ C. DRSS mugati, See SoomHd -5 92 mulivu, C, \\{(\,J, D209Y mulisu Noseless. C. DILADVOD muUgariyd, adj s. Anger, displeasure, passion, wrath Cl s. A noseless man. C. 329> mulu, 15 [ ] s. Ruin, destruction. C. b 136235 C. DORATD Mmigasu, See Soemd ONFOT ™ to become the ruin of a person. Iy o373 t0 he the ruin of one 0. o> migddu, v.n. To grunt, to " o) 9 S<y sob owriekd grunting . 8 2N 083, BB, TNTIR mu- 0ng C. oo mi-gdlu, adj. Three legged lunkow, mululu, mulugu, v, n. To sinl S t0y be drowned D) C. SoRnvyd mi-gdvuda, S Three 2. to be ruined, perish QJ Y ) 'c\,w =2 0 gdvadas, about thirty mile > to immerse one’s self, sink of one’s to T =37y self, (h own one’s self. AW to imm 'se C. 2RNID muginavad, s. A person who 1 or cause to sin 1 k, to drown another ESAMN] has a promiunent nose to gt wnlxm\z, drowning. PNFINORC C ) 2 ESNA] C. DN mityili, s The musk @ t, a M, '%"M w30 not allowing to sink. shrew. i) 7 8 P D DOLRTI R N I, C. THBRY mzzgu, v.n. To attack, fall or C. DDHTIR 2y mitdu-gubba, s. Blind- )i (7} man’s buff. 2. the eastern mountain. settle apon, as flies sugar, an army a country, &c. A. Boe® milde, s. A quiver. 0. DoRA> mugu, s. The nose, bill, beak. C. Pody midlu, See swz. ) Fowen 0 T =263 Toend SRR L) ) to stop the nose. S S. BT matdha, adj. Ignorant, silly, fool- AS 0RO e oS = o to put the finger on the nose, ish. PRB B¢ I'e . Sl =35 ESANC) w3 Roes an ignorant mind. as an ind 1C2 \tion of surprise. B ny, Ve 3 = ignorant people. S0eB8y ignorance, foolish- €9 o o g hooked or 8) Junerd g large nose. N ness. EANCTe ,, SORES an ignorant man. i Roman nose. S8 FweT a nose depressed in W C. W 3 miiti, s. The snout, heak, face of the centre A3 88 the sides of the nose. l ESANCYa Py 3 COo animals; used also of man slightingly, as 3 9 TOPAS T e HAS 35&9)) the nos- Foend to bore the nose. SoeAD mug, phiz. tril. 2 FoRR HBT T o =to make =o the bridge of the nose. C. D203 ) mitra, s. Urine. S ) 8 \) to blow the nose. ToRn & LR BB —%725) to water. WX o s B o 38, diabete ¥vd 3o heated = urine. oJ; O 8., prevent respiration by the nose, as an ascetic ESJ% Swed) 78, stoppage of OJ Ve RT3 & at devotion. SBRY To0, J.BN0 Toed, D urine. the cord which goes through an ox’s nose. C. ST mitdande, s. A rope from the C. DoeA>8 milguli, s. A nose jewel. 308, ceiling of a school, from which a boy is sus- b BEFL Jow pended by his hands, as a punishment. [YNNO) S 30078 g jewel set with pearls. Dotk T, ZowTtody 22T to inflict such a 708 g large curved nose jewel. e punishment. C. DILPARII mz?gu]u, s. Impurities adher- ing to grain, partial husk. ToRTON BT to C. oRBOR mitdalisu, v.a. Toremind, forewarn, caution. 2. to tauunt, upbraid, e separate this partial husk by fanning after Fw3S warning, cau- beating. t_]n'ow in one’s teeth. or tion. 2. taunt. A. C. SDRAITB miguvadu, v. n. To be C. THRTO, R2WwTo e muiddna, mil- mute, silent. \ C . ddni, s. The cord put through a bullock’s oW TeLTd MmUgdru, s. Three parts. nose. C. o] DPAR md-jagd, s. The three worlds. 59 \ C. DoRTOD mut-ddri, s. Three roads. SN, Vo3 C. 30083 miife, s. A bundle carried on the I 0 ¥ three roads to meet, or unite. > head. C. oW BeR mudévi, s. The goddess of po- (4 C. 203, DoRTd, I muda, verty, elder sister of Lakshmi ; she rides up- maidu, mitdalu, s. Theeast. %3¢ adj. on an ass, has the emblem of a crow on her iy East, eastward, eastern, of or belonging to standard, is the author of evil, the enemy of the east. FwBEeeS 3 man of the east. decoration, the mischievous one, the swift one. C. 30wd miudi, s. The cover or lid of a 0. Sdwetes mubadalu, s. A loan with- I chest, basket, &c. it out interest, any thing lent to be returned. C. PR fiufc]ige, s. A quiver. 2.braided FosWTLY BRB0 to lend. FopWTTIN gs a loan. hair, 4. a knot. 3. a crest pearl. C. BOWoT> MuUry, ady. Three. Fosto Tondr C. I mudisu, v. caus. of S0, To Al 1% the Hindu triad, Bramha, Vishnu, Shi- originate, produce, bring into existence, cause va =80 Roeani€d three cardinal propensities to rise, as the sun, &c., cause to be born. among men for wealth, possessions, and wo- men. 0. R ,mfdll,, v. n. To rise, be born. 2. SorTE three adjurations, or protesta- e to shut, close u i D PR e over, conceal. s. The east. tions. ToeT® three feet. FonBy NI three- = A ST20 ) T C. C o 1 DI 3 ) . I TwReBY sixteenths. YNNG 3, o)) % the three worlds. :2; > to be risen, b who T3TV0EWE FoeTY &n ’\'i:f: [9pvle} to perspire. TRIDVF JWE the sun to rise. < does he or the ] RBTTY) SWORY the stars Al ap 05€. VRFY SORTD universe live ? prov. used of a selfish man a wale to rise. or a great benefactor.) 30 Np) 2} 2T 08390 three times. 799 . N’ RV 3 DIRTIA 0 oI Y to double into three folds. water, froma sacred stream,mixed with honey, 33 third VRTSLT0 the third clarified butter, and spirituous liquor, as well as two sorts of grass and the sprouts of corn C. SoRTBN murundige, s. A mixture of wheaten and rice flour made into pipes and poured on their heads, while seated on a then pulverized, and boiled in sirup throne prepared for the purpose. 1e term applies to the Zkskatriya as the caste from T. B. DoOT3 muruti, See =owsr Ty which K1 ngs are taken. { 8. SoE miurkha adj Contumacious C. DPWER mir-bage, s Three ways wilful, obstinate. 2. foolish, ignorant, stupid > =\ ) FoRWFABNTTD persons who desire the ruin of 0, 22 FIT contumaciousness obstinacy & others. stupidity, ignorance FoWDFTO to be obsti- nate. SR T an obstinate person. 2. a . oD T matr-loka, s. The three (1 dolt or idiot worlds Ji 0. D0 os5E nitrchi, s. Three out of four C. D83 mur-vatte, s. Three roads. ¢ tamarind stones (used instead of dice) falling i C. DPVE0 mur-sanje, s. Morning { the right side upwards, and the other the reverse. noon, and evening t S. SORHE, DRPES mirchhe, milr- AL @ ‘\D.@J murre, s. A deaf woman. 2 ) chlan €, s. Fainting 5] the inclined spout of a vessel o syncope, swooning. L S. D@ miula, s. A root, the root of a tree. £ a tone or semi-tone, as placed inits scale ; the &, 9 seventh part of a 772,59 or scale enc 1 ;& 1anting . origin, commencement. 3. capital, princi- i ° music w\.)w’i (3 B0, TORESF pal 4. the original text of any work, as I — rw%) , SRR o B, Foee3F %9 to faint, swoon. NI T opposed to the 8<% or comment. 5. means o oNNRTI M 6 use, cause of ruin. the nineteenth of ¥ to recover from fainting, &c. ! — the lunar mansions. W to restore from a SWoon. FREIFY (V1o adyj Main, principal & originai. epilepsy. SoeUIeN by means of, through, s. Fns S T9gH, Foww BoT the pxl s, S TF capi- ta, adj. F: fainting. teb) fainted B tal, principal, stock JeY T ; original deed losing sense or consclousness 2. solid, ma- of grant. BII IF 080 R mf?) *3 he became terial, endowed with form or shape. C, the means of my livelihood 2. he was the G. RS E MUrTA, See I0TwSF. cause of my losing a subsistence. 2 Bk S C, R8s murti, s. Matter, substance, so- S k= F, @wew this disease is the ruin of my fo lidity 2. the body Q. the figure form constitution M‘fa TIRYY _50./\)‘5 NSNS =, Jowv § d E body in general, any definite shape or image ST your ¢ cattle have lwcen the ruin of our l 83, wmsraodivéoms b your body, 4.e. by - NoLD) g a 1don. PROB B B8N eJ o Nold) ) a blunt axe B J0e8F i you 8)=w8r the Hindu triad is ruin to the arm. z ? L2 TR R e snuff Ny a spiritual guide or parent Fcw JR8F an ekl no g 05 (s2a] oI RV g, destroys the eyes. image of Shiva 2B Fowdt an excellent form. . FoToR [enh)} Jo03 8 blunt hoe injures the breast © JRB Fwer g respectful epithet in written ad- « [esArtate] 03 nenR Fowey to marry a blind wo- SRS T & dresses to sacred or learned persons. man is ruin to the kitchen utensils. Swag éd C, % to appear. SowdrFo8) material, substan- SPAW 28 A Foww an obtuse plough kills the 1 tial, hard, solid, having shape or substance oxen. Soww H7)% the chief image in a tem- G PN 2 F 3y 8. owoe mirdha, s. The head ple, made of stone. NolSyarS ISP ) FSF gn W = the hair of the head owner, proprietor 2. the orwmal person. h Joew FebdB 8. DRQEIo mibrdhanya, adj. Chicf, W k¢? g permanent tenant C, supreme, prime, principal SOR a carpenter’s rule. [ murdhdbhishikta, 2 O &) S "D.)‘,@'C{)_Z & GJoAT c Z))J\fe, oN mitlangi, s. A radish S s. Ananointed king, a prince. 2. a kshats iya. oN g red radish. 23 Ty [3) a chief minister, counsellor of state. Hin- S o@@% miilaka, s, The radish, Rap- 4 du kings were formerly consecrated by having hanus sativus 1 800 SIS 530083 iy, 8. DIPRYAD mula-guru, s. The inven- A Gl ;33_@? mzf_li, s. A woman whose ear has been torn. el tor or originator of an art or science. I, 855 00T 7)2(2[2.,7{6, s. Any medical drug T o 333-.@?’5 mzf.lc, s. A bone. | & or root. adj. Radical. —E—JOD’JE Soe®R g root 8. Doy ToBs myikandu, s. Asageso called. Il worn as a charm. FIR SoRD = = a wild root. S. '0‘53@7\'v mriga, s. An animal in general. it VonRB Joe A=2 T g shop-drug W3 a=2o (SAAN Fo80F 5 2. a deer or antelope. ®y7 3,3, the mirage. charm from two diverse trees growing on one Sy BoB a dog, one which bites. Fy7 Fe3T stock. J IS, % g jackal, as luring his prey. Sour{ Ty, & P) of C. DORIR, Doy miulugu, milgu, 2L 308 musk. 2R #F9 ¥ the musk-deer. 3% 9. #. To moan, groan. n 7383 the god of the winds, riding on a S Q 2. a deer. @Yo the moon, having in it marks (74 Cc. B mitle, A corner, angle. of deer. 3ymoS a hyena, a leopard. 7 point of the compass, quarter, direction. 3 970 a herd of cattle laden with imports of corn, % a woman with an antelope’s eyes, betel nut, &e. Saedd] T to tie up sacks of T), 337 T3 the lion, chief of beasts. SN R 3 g hunter. corn, &c. 2. to repeat a universal incanta- tion, to keep off serpents, &c. from every 8. Doy ARSI, 53@7\’?38 mrigayd, myri- quarter. s. A corner house. DS DT g gavye, s. Chase, hunting. corner house, a house at the extreme end. 8. SonyRDT, BogReWE myiga-shira, 0, Sondk 393 the chief residence of a linga priest. &3 T ) o SopShG Fowds FwodYd that woman myiga-shirsha, s. The fifth of the lunar & N mansions. is a widow. & NOLY) ¢ M A St e T he is ruin- ed FoneS B0, MRS WSFR IND to fill a S. 53@@ mrida, s. Shiva. sack. f 2. to prepare corn for exportation. 5 fio@aop% mriddnt, s, A name of Pdr vati. Fondk &2y to purchase corn, &e. for expor- tation. 3 S. B‘SJ@QED{‘; mrindla, s. The lotus stalk. S. DY mzilgla, s. Capital, stock. 2. 8. Ry8 mrita, adj Dead, defunct, de- d price. 3. wages, hire. ceased, expired. 33,8 decease, death. dov)a Bwody to die. C. ?50@339’30 mivaltu, adj. Thirty. C. DTV miuvarw, adj. pro. mas. & s. da@gjo, ;53@_&’_%9%2 mrittu, mrittike, JSem. Three persons. s. Clay, soil, 8. 305830 myrityu, s The god of death, §. RWF, DT mitshaka, milshi- death, demise. g3y T)RAS sugar-cane, 756’, s. A rat-or mouse. FL[T JWS Gand- as dying after flowering. %33 ¥,%»8 a crab, sha, riding on a rat. said to die after producing its young. Q:\-') i S. '533@33\ mushe, s. A crucible. 2. amould. ?Jo@ BXx £ an untimely or premature death. 8. DoeToB mii-sanje, s. Morning, noon, 8. DoyToR mridang@, s. A small drum and night. or tabor. C. DowRoB misandi, s, One who will not S. DY, Doy myidu, mridula, speak when spoken to. adj. Mild, soft, bland. 0 C. RA milst, S The passage through S . ?33@&036%) mridwike, s, A grape. which the wind passes from the bellows to S. 33@% mriddha, s. Battle, combat, war. M the forge. S. )it Bon® mrisha, s. An untruth, false- C. PR, DoRAZWLD musw, misi- hood. 72()’(]26, v. a. To scent, as dogs do a hare. 2 S. c))@&"))\ mrishla, adj, Cleaned, cleansed. to smell. s Nl o2y 59,73, cooked rice well seasoned. T. B. B0 milse, See Sows. A. C. D08F mentike, s. An ornament A. C. 30 milla, adj. Maimed, flawed, on the second toe of females 2. the step of Nl }p injured. Fow? Fedto g maimed dog. a tank. ~ J E 801 So0vd 5393, i A. C. D08 mentu, See CRA to be unfickle or firm. o8 33 a place for Ve C. D0V mé’lld’lt, s. A peg or wooden stop- halting, at the end of a stage. ;f'oés'é ), 3508 3 €3 7 per. 003 RO, S0 WRABN to drive in a gradually, by degrees. 1IN fa&i_\j shoes. 9 te o peg or cork. 8o, 2a%0 to put on shoes, ot Sedx Dy o:v-e ?fo 3 €. D08, N3 to cause to put on shoes. B0, 7063 g privy. Te mente, mentya, s ° -9 J0 3 = ° C. 308, meftu, v. n. To step, to tread on. I Trigonella fenwm grecun. vy its 008 F S ] 2. to put on shoes. 3. to dance. v. a. To 1B, Teaves, used as a vegetable. ¥ fenu- T Y to cause to tread. o (. N Wy greek seed. trample, tread. =%, B 5 (ot 3 o © &S 308, 33 9% O ISR —— Oy o Shiva trod on T1€ 8 3.9)30?3053 ment/zeya, s. The tree Butea the head of Andhaka and danced. Srondosa. 13, Hl T. B. 0% meka, [3yr] s. A beast. A.c. C. Dok, R0BA mettu-gundige, s. See it i VAR A tiger. %33 an ambuscade, lurking place, €3 med. 2. a weeding instrument. (, (2 lair. 2. a hedge, fence. C. 20E3) mefre, s. The throat. 8,3 1 e the cTavicle. 208 riedy, oJJ DB $o choke, tram C. DT O mekkalu, s. Alluvial deposit, suffocate, strangle. mud l_eft by the subsidence of a river, regard- ed as manure. C. 308 metlu, s Steps, stairs. T ) dow -2 @) abt C. DT me/f/m, v. a. To eat. &, BT, &) stone steps. g2 St T to build stone Ol 0,330 an eater. 38,3 to feed, make eat. steps. (i C. 39T meda, v. a. To put on shoes. C. 80%3_&653033 me]sfce’—k(ii, s. The wild Bryonia callosa. =0%R B its fruit. Y Al o 50% 7\’(6:‘%% medda-gannu, s, Prominent 0%, a variety. eyes. 2. squinting. 0. ® ol ¢. T eBwee mekkd-jdla, s, Indian C. BTy menasu, s. Black pepper. e corn, SoZ g To¥, NE« 83 an ear of Indian S06003 %2 the pow- o1 NS T q pepper corn. corn. ey der either of black pepper, or of ¢hilli, or red 306aRT F2To pepper soup or T. B. 30A Mega, |5, s. A beast. cayenne pepper. X0RNT T T peele 2 a decoction of 0 C. 30830 mechchu, v, n. To approve, con- ’}711%7%[/11//'(( nnt. 206003 Fod 0% sent, be pleased. B B, o ;fozoifi, a"at:;é;‘;:%’ ap- black pepper, taken for a cold. SN T proval, approbation, applause. 30 °‘~'~.)’ Rw Y 29, the chilli, capsicuwm frutescens. o BT B0 Sy T, to approve, be pleased, enamoured o B2 cayenne or chilli powder. il 2060 NS FTod g Al with. T D 0_3\)'373'[33 IR®@ to p}ease_ 303 WS T a green chilli. i Prord B to become enamoured or pleased dried chilli. oS fe0s T2 chilli pickles. 2323 3 R C % ST g chilli baked in embers. with., ™% 85 twhtd he wagged his head G, [ G e with approbation. N 1%_ DI a woman who 6T wow, DoelS WY, a chilli ereeper. 2 Way S 7S D ¥R F0eaRY, 02 nok: (eSNCAY R =527 =3 T oY o 26930 g white chilli. < 5 is pleased. e FedR, Bt T3 Otsc ) applause, eu- R 2 83,7 o SR o logium. &3 %0 a small and strong chilli. 830F 2060 810 A, C. BB mettadadi, s. The defiance A3 TR, VToR SoeadI Fo a very small and A or shout previous to battle, or an affectation extremely hot chilli. [ : of superiority. T, B, D282 metu, See So50. 8 C. A mettige, s. A step or stair, c. 53?:59@@, 739:3_0{@05 mettana, met- tOl 8% %8, to construct steps. t azzcida, adj. Soft, delicate, bland, fragile, (1) weak. [5) “ 308 7eAD to be soft, C. 2283 mefiu, s. A stage or halting place mild, gentle. lmm in a journey. 2. a footstep. 3 a shoe or pliant, elastic. 308, I, 3023, 3%) any thing that is soft. e IIT0 g mild man. o8 7, G A sandal. 4. the step, stair, or bar of a ladder. 3,% 3 it 2 to o 5 a custom-house. 6. a degree. 7. the se- 3083 gently, softly, mildly. S8 3 L to g diment in oil. 8. the stop of an Indian lute. talk softly, gently, or mildly. O3Sk, a silver ring worn on the great toe. read softly or lightly, noed 0¥y a silver ring worn on the toe next G ?33’520 mettu, v. a. To plaster with chu- 1y ¢ to the great toe, 0N to be fixed, settled ; nam or mud, to smooth a surface by plaster- 0, gy 802 T 533, s30en 08 for ing to plaster over, as the mouth of a v. caus. To make or cause to go in pro- essel 208 7 plastered. 2. the act of plas- cession. 2 tering. 2081k kB a plastered wall. SEN) ] C. owR>¢ mela-mela, s. Motion, shaking: & a plasterer. nerg &y R to plaster SASHAS Vel TIBT Y to make move about. over the mouth of any earthen vessel, filled C. o melu, See . d on, with corn, &e., to keep out rats, &ec. 7. B. 20 = C. oenFo meluki, s. Watchfulness, cir- 6, To 3 mette, s. A mattrass. 8 cumspection, being on one’s guard. SR C. T3, DT> medadu, medalu, s 3N to be on one’s guard, awake. Jd 0 The serum of flesh, marrow. 2. the bladder. T. B. 00 melula, [3y39] adj. Soft, .8, Bt meda, adj. Soft, gentle, pliant, smooth, bland. e bland. LoTHTIATY to be soft. ¢. o mede, s. A stack of corn. 2. dul- c. YR mel-nage, s. A smile. C. a‘%akg)fi, ?Sogjjs mellage, mellane, ness, stupidity. 8. gluttony. wv. a. To tread, 1088, trample on. 3 adv. Softly, gently. -9 B8 8 20T g stack of paddy. 3 28 » 303 &R0 to stack. BRBY to take A. 0. 00 D mell-adi, s. A soft foot. 2. a &3 down a stack. EATatat M) light stép, gentle gait. 3 » 30 RTF rain falling stone at the time of stacking corn, in the twenty A. C. 53@ melly, adj. Great, much. fourth lunar asterism. A ?3.)‘2)) 53( 7]26”2%/%26, adj. Soft, tender, C. WD meddu, part. of g9, Having bland. eaten. &3 F9 g person who has eaten. pent A. C. 50(@0 @3 mellida, s. A florist, seller of - C. 53% meppu, s. Approval, consent, ap- flowers. probation. ST BB B ] > 3, JFS0 an approv- C. 2o&> mellu, o a. To chew, eat. 9% er. FNES) R3] 1 T3, 0%y BwoBd to approve, be l to cause to eat. Both, e the act of pleased with, ol eating. C. 00 mera, s. Ahill, S8 53 the hill ) O mevvalisu v, n. To jump, lotus. AL ©. 8533’036253 18 rise, fly up. C. ReTR0B03 mera-mereyu, v, n. To 7 look fine and malke a rustling sound, as clothes P 233735 mele, s. A bush, hedge. much starched. R0V F0TRT, FT DT/ to C. 7&‘33%};)& me]pa(li, s. Insanity, enthusiasm. ) make clothes look fine. 30T 2033 to rustle, . 359 melle, adj. Oblique, slanting, a S8 203 o rustling sound, Squinting. 330‘{, fi{?a a squint eye. S?O%fi(?? C. RTRTY> mera-merdhu, s. A great S persons with squint eyes. o, o8 wanderer. 2. a man of display. oblique vision. C. VIR meravanige, s. A proces- C. 30@ mé, v. a. To graze, feed, eat. 1t} sion. So8Tedz 3o 0 go in procession. A, 0. DO méngdlu, s, The instep. il A. C. D>TB> meratu, s. Jest, ridicule. 8. 90000 ménthi, s. Fenugreek. C. DOTITY, WOTIAS merupu, merugu, H. 00T méku, s. A peg, wedge, nail. S s. Polish, lustre, glitter. BOTONBY, F0TONBY %) BB to drive in a peg. SF0gF0 T2 to to polish, loosen a peg. by 0. R8T vecen mere-kilu, s. A stick for c. £og§ méke, s. A goat. Z%mgg Ef\)gi a She. handling grain in the straw, stacking, &ec. ok 200 g kid. goat. SRFR W@ a he goat. C. DoTBRTB3oo mere-mereyu, v.n. To S. '53@9)6 mékhale, s. A girdle or zone. cut a dash, make an ostentatious display, to swagger. Sk LR 0RO to put on a zone. Foed Sogned ) (=F =t 2. to shine. 3. to ridicule, jest. 4. to wander, BB, 00T JIC TN J) a zone set with jewels. ) )% it shone. 20832 FoBIW tg T. B. R00A Mméga, See Sx3- 3983 the act of wandering. . make a very ostentatious display. C. 5067\)3? mé-gade, s. The upper side. 0. WoBw., o80T meresu, mereyisu, 0. DR, DORG mégana, mégala, 803 3007 33008 b bster) zf adj. Upper. SR8 2o from ahove. A3l nearest the centre of the threshing floor. i o) o} £, SHRATITTY, SKNRYT the upper one. ESNI ‘if)?)\)fifi? P SiBERBID the chief of mighty A ;f 8T Rt 2 AT to be above. men. L) S0y 83nTII0 g master § [} B. '5)37?’05353 7}26{(](('1%, s. The main guard. in ability. S8 FeBTwey SoxBEnETSoa man 2 TWRTY IR n o5 23 [SSAPTA} o} notable for truth. g8 DI 0. Rp7ToB mégddu, v.n . To move or 22 ) B 0 a man renowned for wuprightness. SR R fly above, as birds. 23 By Ne the chief. or head of farmers. AT C. fmgm@a me’—ga’lu, s. The instep. Z? Pvr =, T , Sog8g 0¥ a principal farmer. C. ‘ESJQN prnIIM me’-gcivalu, s. An overseer, %) o C. BB médi, s. The name of a tree. superintendent. 2. superintendence. the upright piece in a country plough. 0, C. 533&& mé-get, s. The back of the hand. C. 333’\3253 médu, s. Ascent, rising ground. ek 11C3 C. D0 Ao mé-gombu, s. The upper 2. a stage, the halting place in a journey. branch. 53 S. £JQ"j médhra, s. A sheep. 2. the penis. C. DA, BapRweY> méydlu, 43 A. C. 0055 MmEn, See Socew, mégdlu, s. Advance in money. ey C. e Mména, s. Wax. Sre8 03, a wax P "=FS, 20 8. 00T, mégha, s. A cloud. candle. SogeeB Awedd g wax image. (L 3SD) S0P PR, S0P @ thunder. 330¢ 208 3.8 - ke bees’ wax., oV N 3 =Y, J )2 A% FTWZ a collection 03 lightning. of clouds. ¢® 33 the sky, the windews of 52 '63368"% 7716‘,23[, s. The upright piece in a fe 30ge3g AL ESERAS, v the cultivator’s share heaven. i ESVIS 2333 the son of Rdvana, whose plough. [ voice is like thunder. S0 BB, rain. SkF of the crop or produce. toe S0k FHE» clouds to A. C. ‘5338’63 ménu, s. Excellence, pre-emi- a 0 :’cet%aj, S0P SwAEN, -9 collect and overspread. o 0 T w3 Indra, nence. adj. Excellent, superior, better. adv. ( 0 RogF SooBY Again, further, moreover. having the clouds for his steed. liy the region of the clouds. A0 333{%&0&33 mén-padiy¥, v.n. To of 3 have, possess, or obtain subsequently. . DoeBoxd mégha-ranjani, s A bl [T tune so called. A. 0. D00090,30 mén-mddu, v.n To Vsl 8. DPINDRE mégha-varna, s, Vishwu, excel, surpass. [ black as a cloud. 2. cloud colour. (62 33335 méda, s, A basket and mat maker. I./) 8. DoePIeBoNT, NEHVNTED Mmégh- See also SokBRY, g ddambara, mégh-dvarana, s The C. DooTT médaka, adj. Mild, meek. S gathering of the clouds, as prior to a storm. ©%33 gentleness, meekness, Jar S. D‘)JQB}")Y@? méghdli, s. Avow of clouds. 8. ReTT médaka, s. Vinous liquor for (et distilling. the 8 53Q2§fi méchaka, s. The colour black or dark blue. 2 0. ©00TT médara, s. A basket and mat of an eye of a peacock’s tail. Black or dark blue. SBT TG maker, I adj. i 8. DRTRDY, BT Mmé d lassu, mé (2 la, S of Vishnu, as being very dark. fi"\’lfifi 200 a Marrow, applicable not merely to the marrow T H. 335082 méju, s. A table. of the bones, but more properly to the [ sheep for eating. e ey, I to make a serous or adipose secretion that spreads fou ledge round the wall of a room, level with the furniture. amongst the muscular fibres, and which is tow considered as performing the same functions the 0. D08 méti, adj. Chief, supreme, excel- to the flesh, that the marrow performs to Vep lent. s. The head or chief of a department, the bones. g a head-servant. 2. the post in a corn tread- | ing floor, called also o:& =o3, S8R SBd to C. 200900 méddra, s. A basket and mat maker. & drive in such a post. 30k& WIBE, TG ToT o8 R Iy to put the corn straw mnear the post of a 8. D00 médini, s, The earth, (& § treading floor. a8 23y the leading ox B,TT0 kings. 0 804 53000 53000 pv) C. DA médisu, See 2o worshipped by the Rishis, Gandharvas, &c. ; giy 0. 390N mé-dute s. The upper lip. the re uts of the points of the compass, oc- aster 8. D070T medurn, adj. Thickset, crowded cupy the corresponding faces of the moun _ &l 2. smooth, sof unctuous, bland, saponaceous tain, the whole of which ¢ consists of gold a 1(1 P gems Considered in any but a fabulous light» 8. 00 médha, s. A sacrifice, offerin this mount appears to mean the high land of 8. 0%, 9200 médha, médhe, s. Ap- Tartary, immediately to the north of the rehension, conception, underst tanding. ESNAS Himalaya. - GRPOBTY, JokTPA a clever man, asage. wa\cw (o8 ooJOIbE) méruve, s. An inclined plane of F082 cleverness. earth, raised to convey heavy beams and heax m ¢ DJQ@(\D médhisu, v. n. To smear on stones to the top of buildings. 2. a stockade, thickly, as any fragrant ointment mound, or earthwork R TS e 35 52 339 R Bosg 8. a‘)fig)zg médhya, adj. Pure, purified. 2 e} OIS &2®rto cast up a trench or stockade S, 0 "= 3eD N wooo@uw D ménd-dévi, raise an inclined plane of earth. ix meénakd-dévi, s. The wife of Himdlaya (o8 33308 mére, s A boundary, limit. 2. a b5} 4 . one of the courtezans of Swarga. SO ER hooked staff for pulling over corn while tread- 8.,% Parvati. ing. 3. a portion of corn from the threshing C. 90800 meyu, v. n. To graze, eat g ass floor given to the hereditary servants of a g feed, as applied to any animal 30% ”"’U village, as their established fees of office. ®ot Jare caus. to feed or graze cattle to cause animals ~s<) to fix boundaries 3988 g a stone to eat BORAITY, 20k0 o n Bt cause put as a land mark. 30g8 &8 g mound of il another to graze cattle. earth used as a boundary. 3088 ), 08 T In, g 25 nomerige, s. Condition e, qua- &, 30k8 DT to exceed prescribed limits, w3 oI lity, manner way his word is the dative transgress. Ou_)(x kS 80,0 the sea has To passed its bounds. TRV X0 8 the limits of a of 53¢3, and is used in this case to convey the above meaning T% 200R [huq_ field 3 YA Yo 8 30e0R bO 8 Ro3A ToS mutual tacitur OTI m\)'\)\,(\) 22— J, 9 To 330821 o3y hig house is reduc- nity 08 a’gf\t? BYs immoderate, unreasona- Py ed to this state. 3 % % Sz 3908 %wu_»oi‘ ble wd\ o the oval ploughed space de- T for how much will you give this book ? Q 33 scribed by the p1 ugh at its first wide turn- f&’ 8 cInd 20¢0R ©3 how is your health ? ing ; the ground within which is subsequent- S. 3)00 ua, 0TI I’)c& méry- vy méru, ly ploughed by turning the plough more ab= o (Shi parvata, s. A sacred mountain, in the ruptly & 30537 5o, after that manner. D BT FRBTR Bz Swe B F0tBA TFo be 0- «D centre of the seven continents, compared to 0y bedient at he say the cup or seed vessel of the lotus, the leaves T2 E0g fi?‘ b_’f\ ) gpeqk AL thus 33 B ).;) BRI 2 2333 do not talk beyond of which are formed by the different dewipas. 2.2 = Its height is said to be 84.000 [SSNOLY SR bounds. o O ESAY TE3ADy to be moderate. &3, 16,000 wo‘d&,ea to ncroach upon another’s bound- of which are below the surface of the earth. 330:28¢ z ] he shape is variously described, as square, ary 50 fees in grain given to here- ¥ ditary servants, conical, columnar, spherical, or spiral, and the i fou taces of 1t are of various colours, white Ao e \U\J/ mErrup, v, a. To please, it towards the east, yellow to the south, black to eiatce. » the west, and red towards the north the ri- C. 32003 mél-adi, s. The it step or upper it} ver Ganges falls from heaven on its summit, part of the foot. and flows thence to the surrounding worlds A Q. SARIOE! mélatta, qav Farther in four streams The southern branch is the moreover. i Ganges of India ; the northern runnine into C. Dogw03d mél-dya, s, The upper part Tartary is the Bhadrasoma ; the eastern is the of the body 2. the body of a coat ‘A Sita; the western is the Chacshu or Oxus C. 2302 mélu, s. Good, as opposed to evil 2 On its summit Bramha resides, attended and goodness, excellence 2. praise. 3. profit 80 9] I ‘ 2= N R ESMQON o 4. fame. 5 worthiness, fitness. 6. happi- C. D003 mélu-wdshi, s. Superaddi- ness, prosperity. 7. kindness, benefit. 8. suc- tions, extra, more, profit. cess. g kW extraordinarily good. S 0. DALV, DoNRYVT mélu-vild- Flattery. 55050 3 \ 2 good and evil. 30V sa, mélu-vildsa, s. The superscription or Awgd, 520 B2 to be successful, to be happy. direction on a letter. R B@ to do a kindness, bestow a favour. I - £y ORVITITV an excellent man. B0RTIT TRINF C; 733353 méle, postpos. After, upon, over, G [ o0 that which is above, beyond. adv. Then, afterwards. a profitable affair. RGe T’g_) o083 ) b ) OEINY 30:88 after ten o’clock. BTy SRS excellent or good. good, better, excellent, il hereafter. 8 308S after that. 305 #é&gffo noble, lofty. 3. profitable. 3080 to hid 0 i & 83 & tie up. 2 to build upon. 3¢S WR¥O to at- above another. ENIS) out-bidding another. [0 or) tack, assault, fall upon, force one’s self upon DORGTIYTY, Bej 3T becoming prosperous, ot e) another. oS 298C upon the house. S0k B succeeding. ALY (2, v 8o W to be grateful. 3 52833 10 ] i @20 W to prosper. 3020 2R to turn out %;f,d) to sit upon. S0¢ S F FRoR) OFI SR IS4 & wBE 2R 0 well, succeed. SxFSD a prosperous, happy speak in one’s defence. 0% 8 euotd he has great affection for him. AT man. SOEW to say hereafter._ S0tS BIIBR f‘a'}? henceforth God shall be AC C. BB 003 mélu-kdte, s. A place of (my confidence). ©FITIN F9:w58S he has dl celebrity near Seringapatam. 30w & = 3y o surpassed him. & O $3a30 to shine upon. L C. | an annual idol festival there. SogeoRweitt & 2 to shoot upon. QA Sogdecte By nothing ol E:I;J: s ) @9 Wk TREYT, Fokdwe did you see the has surpassed this. ) [CoIlORS! Y to toss up. bald-headed Ddsa atthe Mélcotta festival? C. | SRS T to lift up. Ik \Zu to ascend, mount, I (prov. used of one who expects undue notice get on. Loty ? extra civilities or atten- G5 to be taken of him.) tions, taking great care of. fll{ C. D2pw2e3THT, :3335)7*{):3 mélu-chap- 0. DeDReR3 mdl-dgara, s Strained 0 para, me’l—c:’zaj)pm’d, s. The covered rice. 2. vegetables curried, rice with a fra- i litter of an idol, the top of a bed. grant seasoning made of pulse, &c. fried in ghee. 3. what is put on boiled rice to make c. 3\‘333@38?3&33 mélu-chifu, s. A deed of it savoury. 4 choice food. transfer. 4 cC. ‘333@)36) méludu, s. The upper part of . £J’\°G)' &3>, mél-kaitu, s. An ornament a female’s garment, which covers the breast. of figured cloth, &c. tied across the door and b‘. 2 room of a house, on auspicious occasions. N C. »oeensed mélu-pangti, s. A copy to an awning, canopy. (1 {J be written from. (3 o oY C. Do D> mél-kuppalisu, o [ C. Do &5 7}26726—]79;53,‘25, s. The beating To jump up with both feet together. 0, down of the surface of a newly sown field by 0. DoeY e mél-ganm, s. A raised or 0y heavy rain. 2. foreign invasion, the attack of elevated e(ye. a a foreign power. or o) ':»%JQG)??) me’l-gat]w, s. A foregoing C ¢ Cc. 53@@383@) mélu-bala, s, An army of p] 9 3 a reserve. former story. a subsequent story. B subordinate story. 0§ (eF ?‘333@))8&%} mél-ubbu, v. n. To rise, flow, run over. C. 533@%\&2}&3 mél-gappata, s. An upper g or over cloth. 2. a covering. 4 0. B0RS, BopoBIIPR mélu-ma- c. Dows RO, Doeww B> mél-gdvali, ne, mélu-mdlige, s. The upper story of a ; building. 7]207—9’(52,'(1]26, s. An overseer, manager, su- ) perintendent. C. DopenDoBB mélu-maradi, s. Mistake, inadvertency. Aot ;‘%ag‘e?\, ?3;35% mélge, mélke, postp. i 0. Dop&>BNTT> mélu-musuku, s A Upon, above, over. U y hood, a cover for the head. g Bwa © mél-gollu, | LW o ?3:@@3\;:;)\ ey, W 9 806 @ 53000 530¢¥D I mél-kollu, v. n. To be awake, in one’s jaggory, cummin seed, cocoanut, &e. distri- senses, cautious, on one’s guard, to get up. 2. buted among the people at the Iohurrum = J L [oe] [« to win, JxLw Y 2R 22T he struck him, feast. so that he could not rise, or, became insensi- r € &9)3335 meévu, s. Pasturage, grazing. 0% ble. xR0 3 = he recovered his senses, or, DB WE to turn out cattle to graze he came to himself. 1‘| 8. 2003 mesha, s. A ram. 2. the sign op 733334‘_)23 me’l;jana, s+ Successors, persons Aries in the zodiac. 3:k3p0B g ram’s testi- who follow others in any business. 2. supe- cl S 2. a name of Indra, as having the rior, excellent people. testicles of a ram, which were substituted for € z‘foggnd mél-tara, adj. Superior, above his own lost by a curse. 2. difficulty, per- ordinary. 30K N = TeATy to be superior, very plexity. 0) excellent. 20 (P S]] T Buerd) RS a superior lower S. ‘63332‘)\ méshi, s. An ewe. garment. 25088 B &) ®Feand choice goods, goods of the best sort. C. DT Mmesu, See S, 8. D003 méhana, s. The penis. 2. urine. 0. DBoeUIR mél-nage, s. A sweet smile. " S. 2333736 méha, s. Urinary or venereal di- AL 3 ?33»3@3;2\5 ma’l-nur_li, s. Superior speech, sease, including especially inflammatory af- S an excellent word. fection of the urethra, gonorrhcea. MRS 3 C. 2333%?33 mél-padu, v. n. To be happy, 7)o® venereal herpes. R < @) 3% disease of I good. the body from venereal. F0g:B D MO venere pes al G 53@@0‘)}&53 mél-pdfu, s. Excellence, hap- pains. piness, prosperity. C. 350> méhu, [I]s. Pasturage. C. RUNR mdl-bhdga, s. Theupper part, S mé. 8. Do [ B la, s. Concord in music, harmony. the top. 2. a set of musicians, dancers, and singers. C. R0 @US, Dogwn R mél-mane, mél- 3. a concourse, assembly. W@ FRY two 9 mci,liye, s. An upper room, the upper floor. sets of music, two bands. j e %k¥ a double i C. R00wo,30 mél-mddu, v, n To excel, dram, used by Jangamas, &e. S0P ™RTD (4 o musicians. o surpass. ¢ ) to arrange the musi- cians and dancing girls prior to a dance. =R A, 0. 20 252) mél-muddu, adj. Very BTN B lovely or amiable. §72n @ to sing harmoniously. @ to keep in tune, in playing. eRNSS 833{%” C. D0, X0T> mél-musuku, s. A hood. persons who exhibit, with puppets, the lead- (f, 5335 e®> mél-mélu, adj. Superior, ex- ing characters mentioned in the Bhégaavta. traordinarily good. s. Flattery, praise. fwed 3¢ a company of puppet-show men. c. ‘;‘333@&53330 mél-variyu, v. a. To flow JrForagd to be amassed, collected together. over, exceed, surpass. 2. to attack, fall upon. o ° e) w®, 1% a band playing small delicate in- 308 Q) 0% surpassing, inordinate. struments. twd, ¢¥ a band using large o.& s 3‘33@@30825“5 mél-vdchaka, Se instruments. g Eloquence, fine reading. b S. ?03‘\’%)) méla, s, Indian ink. 0:¥ Soed an 0. & 8. 5)3@33@’3, ?333@90358 mél-vdtu, inkstand. me’l—va’/fya, s. A choice word. p& A. C. eFo mélamba, s. The large A. C. X0@2003% mél-vdyu, v. n. To pass black bee. over. 2. to fly upon, attack. 3. to rise up. li S. 'égbefgé mélana, adj. United, attached, as friends. s. Meeting i c 3333@(\@ mél-sara, s, A necklace. 2. a D) union, assemblage. centre beam. SN o3 T+ 2. (in arith.) addition, Fod 33 a rendez- vous. c. K"mg@;& 7\’3 mél-seragu, s. The upper . part of a female’s garment. Lyier ‘533%}‘3"{)&3 mc"f(.f'p(/,m/, s, Pudendun muliebre. 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B a"aéz‘b’a meime, [H%] 5. Glory, great- ess g B o be glorious. met-tadavy, v. a. To stroke, caress, fondle -2 C. 09 h JGSZS‘Q%)’ met-méla, s. Coaxing, caresss s 1 é’s‘gm‘a?\% met-ddgike, s. Concealment of the person. ing. ly C. ESJO( o3 meiddna, s. A plain, espla- ¢ _SJeSOSJ?S metyyl, See Y. s 037 nade, open field. 333 D90 DRY >3 o EDY to C. W00 0Tor metyyikku, v. n. To pros- | exercise a horse in an open field. trate, bow down. 2. to enter upon, interfere, med( 1 1§14 e with. B3, T he prostrated. 3 or S. ?339&13’3 metdu, s. Deception, deceit, de- lusion ¥, TR g person who prostrated. 33T FB to deceive, illude 33;563 1] S5 g deceiver, deluder. C. B>(00:0903% mei-iliyu, v.n. To have an abortion. 2. to become thin or emaciated. c. fio@scfias, 35’:563, z‘%zfi;s meiduna, meida, metdanda, s. The son of a mo- 8. VYB3 meirdya, s. A spirituous ther’s brother, or of a father’s sister, or a liquor distilled from the blossoms of the Zy- S man’s brother-in-law, if younger than one’s thrum fruticosum, with sugar, &c. self. 3388 w3% the brother of the bride, th 0. B 98285 meila-tuttu, s Bluevitriol, ¢ & presenting betel, &c., to the bridegroom, and suly ] 1 Ve 14 vte of copper. receiving from hir 1 a ) sresent in return. S, C. RY@PTO0R meildaru-linga, D, A o0 ek 333$Z379\ met-dege, v. n. To disappear, shepherd’s g0 d so named. 11 vanish, run away, “take one’s self off.” c. 233537\" metlige, s. Filth, pollution, dir- 8. BN TS meidhuna, s. Coition, sexual tiness. 2030R¢ BWOD a dirty rag. ;S’aé@ffi Vo) Th embrace, $ww to wash away filth. S. a"aé;fl, a"aéi) meina, meini, s. The bird 0. R OWeo metli-hana, s. A single sil- ) Mina. ver fanam, 8. BYTVTOIES meindka-parvata, s i) 0.3 ”eg),a")e @,?Saé@o meile, meili, meilu, A mount in the Himdlaye range, personifi- s. The small pox. 2. a cloud. 3038:%0 to ed as the brother of Pdrvati. have the small pox. 2. the clouds to rise. 1 [l C. B SA03» mei-negeyy, v. a. Toraise 3330% 5 a pock-mark. the body. 33 3R> haw®y to raise the body ity A. C. 3339&330% mei-venki, s. Heat of the and jump. body. C. D) 3B00 mei-nereyu, v. n. To have 1 A.C. DDeF R, 33355?8? F mei-vech- menses. s. Puberty. 3 8357 {0 hecome chige, mei-hechchike, s. Becoming ela- pubescent. $y 36T fim{%, 33 STTI g pu- ted, the body swelling with joy or anger. Ily bescent female. C. D3Fe> mei-nelalu, s. The body’s c. ngegfi?%})) met-sadlu, v, n, To emit semen ) wmn coitu. s shadow. V] . a Son. C. B T2 mei-baru, ». n. To become full 0. VDT mei—sa’la, s. A loan without a in the breasts, as a woman, to have the breasts pledge or mortgage, a loan on a promissory l = ) ] filled out. note. 33 3 ©3 %) a promissory note. C. DA DB mei-sokku, v, n. To faint, ;5 [ Ml 0. 3 fi@?j\d:fi mei-boggadava, s, Ay indolent person, slu (=] o e oorq rd, sloth. the body to be affected. 7 (2 0. VxBoes F me -machchike, g Self- 0. DYVRWRY mei-s0bagu, s, Personal preservation, bodily preservation. beauty. il S C. VY F2TVO323 mei-mareyu, v.n. To for- C. DN o 2 met-hattu, v. a. To affect one, get one’s self. 2. to faint, swoon. ;‘)‘3{3 o) as medicine, pleasure, pain, &c. TwTr, Sy B8 Sour to drop off to sleep. C. DAYRTNF mei-havanike, s, A stre- o nuous effort, ’iJ - C. R F0DOB0 mei-muriyu, v.n To Sy@Fe3n JBsw to walk with pl'«‘l&’ an effort. stretch out the limbs, as on awaking, &c. 809 5 F s - o 9 Noral 0. DNRW3Y> mei-horalu, v. n. To be He 5@8@&3‘8 mokdbile, s. Collection, com- G, in great distress, roll about in anguish, parison, confronting. SeFWGR IR {0 sleep, &c. collate, compare, confront. C. C. RRFORN mokdmu, s. A halting place c. 8%6&@@&)60\‘336;’)53 mei-holab-ari- in a journey. 2. a dwelling, place of residence. yailavmzu, s. One who knows not his own ability or the state of his body. C. 5@”&0—%‘5 mokdle, s. The end piece of a f C. b?"g@?’?i mei-holata, s. Personal lus- bag of cotton or of a woolpack; the binding i tre, corporeal radiance, a gloss on the body. of a book. C. BROT monda, s. headless trunk. adj. A. 0. BT Y mokkala, s. Mass, multi- il Blunt, obtuse. 2. stubborn, obstinate, re- tude, heap. 0% fractory, contumacious, incorrigible. BROTD . ?3@9330 mokhtd, adv. Face to face. T A to be blunt. 2. to be obstinate. FROB —— H 5@9}00353 ova 33 mokhtiydr-ndma, i a refractory person. SwoB INRY 10 make [Clel) So0THO ) s. A power of attorney. a blunt. SROBD a%oz’;f’:g P rYer)) prov. A. C. SpARCATY mogam-bad, v, n. To no one will correct a stubborn man nor eat a A ( be polite, courteous. dog. SRoB VY, FROB BWLNY, HJWORE T & 0. SPATD f 3 %@g’o to be obstinate, contumacious, refrac- > moga-godu, v. n. To ap- tory. Swod w3 obstinate, stubborn people. pear, shew the face. Swod F3 a maimed hand. A, C. 5@#852&;3 mogachitlu, s. A wry face, 0. DPOTTA D mondaragappe, See o expressing disgust or contempt by grimaces. 4] 318, . Sen B8N i?u@%ja, JBN B ‘d% XeBEEN to express A H. R30G5 monddgi, s. Obstinacy. 2 contempt or disgust by the face. dulness. A ( . DALF mogachu, v.a. To overturn. 2. to return. SenR g™ to be overturned. C. R0B> mondu, adj. Naked, unadorned, as the hand without ornaments. 2. blunt, A C. DRARD mogada, s. A horse’s or ox’s obtuse. S Importunity, dunning. SRCRY halter. Swgtd g pollard, a lopped tree. C. VPANTITY moga-diruvu, . n. To C. BVPOJ monne, [$+3] adv. The day turn round the face. 2. to signify disappro- G, before yesterday. bation by shaking the head. G C. DOUIA MOM-MAJA, s. A grand-son. A. €. DRATce mogaramba, s, An or- SeoxonY a grand-daughter. namented ox’s headstall. l C. DR mommu, v. n. To chew, mum- C. DRATH moga-rasa, s. Fulness, plump- 0] ble, as a person without teeth. ness or the expression of the countenance. A ( T. B. 90T, SR moka, moga, (_50.)30 i BRART> mogary, adj. Precocions, €% s. The face. ST very early for the age or season. &R Uy T. B. 9038 mokata, See Sww. TR WFD to grow precociously. . DTS o mokaddame, s. An affair H. [RAYT mogalaru, s. The Moguls. 2 C. SpB002 mokaramba, s. A mask 2. A. C. DRASBTS moga-vadava, s. Sub- (. an ornamented headstall for an ox, &c. marine fire. (. G. DFTT> mokararu, adj. Bstablished, C. SASMR moga-vanige, s. Radiance W fixed, certain, infallible. 2. appointed. =»% or lustre of the countenance. G, Bedy I3 to fix, establish. C. SHATO moga-sdle, s. A front ve- l ¢. SHTIXT mokasara, s. A beam from randah. 3 pillar to pillar. (3] & A. C. DRRDD moyasu, v. a. To prepare. { SenP W i 3@56553 m.O]f(l'fi((fiU, v. n. To meet to scheme. s. A wish or desire. 2 t face to face. 2. to quarrel. to come willingly or with desire. 810 S s, | - W ot al DRT i 0] ¢] 3"3@/\'5@ ng mogal-gode, s. The wall T, S J0 e, 3,3 the pup’s laying an at the gable-end of a house egg is a sign of bad times (prov. used of one C. DR Mo, g%, v.a. To lade, bale, or scoop possessing no talents who has performed some (6 up water. wonderful feat.) (€, C. DN mOJ/ZCIlN, v. @. To turn over C. DRD, D™ moda, modime, s, 1% turn upside down. Virile spots or marks. ne 3 Vot Joor °) 0. DB mode, ady. Stiff, thick H. DRR080A, mogum-jdsti, s. Offering a higher rent tm Jand than can be made to the thick milk after calving i answer, out-bidding. C. VwB modda, adj. Dull, stupid, doltish w3 33 stupidity, dulness C. SRR mo gula, s. A bark orsilk cloth worn at devotions and meals 0. DTV mona-kdlu, s The knee Il SwaFw 0, knee deep SREHTFTON JNAD T 0. RRAY> mogulu, s. The side or wall & Ty, SRHFOW WM to kneel, kneel on one at the gable-end of a house knee T 0T BRT, T JWFIWD the sea ) A. C. SRR moge, v. a To lade, bale or is only knee-deep to a sinner (the wicked will scoop up water S A small earthen cup or not succeed even in the best circumstances.) vessel 3R to cause to scoop out or lade C. DRRFTVURNTIY) mona-kdlu-muru- SwrTY having scooped out VU, s. A village so called ARG DA mogyga, s. Mass, heap, assem- blage, multitude 0. BB mona-kei, s. The elbow. 3o 8 A. C. RROR D2 moggamu, v. n. To reack ©F3d B to strike with the elbow. with the hand C. D800t moti-bindu, s. A cataract in the eye. A. C. [OR D moggame, s. Under one’s control, in one’s power. C. awag motta, s. A flock, mass, crowd, heap, multltude 303 ofim;’a, 308 5NT, Jws A. C. DRAT moggara, s. Assemblag multitude, ass, heap DT 3LnTBo 1n one J9) FR@ to be heaped collected Se TN 3 united force Swr 0% v, a. To assemble, "o to attack in a multitude 0 collect 0. B3> mottu, v, a. To beat, strike 2. €. SR> moggu, v». a. To cover over. to delay, hinder. 0. DRTB> modadu, adj. S tupid, dull, slow. (of 33@7? mogyge, s. A young bud, germ, or blo«om o,wx 200 it budded, it blossom- C. DRT modalu, s. Origin, source 2 B ed S»71 7T a necklace of beads in the form beginning, commencement, the first. 3. prin- of buds cipal, capital, stock, outlay IwTOI, ST B adj. First, initial, prior, foremost. 2. chief, A. © 2‘3@25? mochchali, s. A mass,heap, assemblage. principal, original. BB SRTVY, BT FBTIN, C. SwB> mochche, s. Shoes. QY SRTe *in o 0, oYaN) wv’o)u%\f‘ 0B flonl Iance- [N ) forth, et cetera, from, since, forwards. C. DREBT motike, s, A soft kind of potstone JRTOIB c"aox SRR tigers and the like ra- 2. arap with the knuckles venous bea sts. 2R QD BRTOING BT, T peither C. D& 09 motia-nar, s. The hyena. can sweet water be had here. 2,030 JNBY Je 0. BRED moltu, v, a. Tostrike on the head BN BYS BetBhe wentaway without even with the knuckles. aying a word BRTW 22T FRTIB to speak C. D3, motte, s. Abundle, burden, porter’s fully, to give a detail from the beginning. = load. 2 an egg 3. baldness 4, a testicle. TSR at fivst, the very first SwtuS the first 85 308, g load for the head S, 000Dy, F8D SRTUSRD the first and foremost. ;T BT to bind a burden Vo) & a shaven head 3B €3 the first or best sort. SwBevY the 2. a head with a load on it 383,000 8T% chief or first man. VI T FUTT, SAET IR the yolk of an eg DO’ ok ¥, an egg shell 83 he began that work Se80@ to place Se SwPR BRTOII a porter, carrier. TR Fo first SRTL FRE to hegin, commence. 811 _> BT BRT e Swdew the very first. BB T3TH g ¢ m’vafao& RJ, 3&?23&‘ S0BoB clouds to over- i# primary cause. SPTSFEHRT)8 the obser- spread. afimu& 3, ;?\m% TOWBW, :\?m% pDUEN vance of a fast on the eleventh lunar day of Swey /N clouds to disperse. a‘\mo& SR B the fourth month, in commemoration of Vish- overspread with rainless clouds. auazg I nw’s sleep. SBSR T2 IR B3 T told you a dull, heavy, sluggish man. at first. Jwdw Feen the first row. SRTY T C. R wiomal,'s. An indramet in e g firstling. SeBOBTFW g cow which has ay the form of a hoe, with a h ai 1dle about two calved for the first time. w3 5°8 Sunday, feet long, and the iron as wide and strong as the first day of the week. a spade, and answering the purpose of a spade, 1i 0. ST modal-ubbe, s. The first or hoe. bleaching of new cloth, [ c. a‘l@a’affiéa MOM~IMAGANY, s, A grand- G: ?3\!@5@‘) modale, s, An alligator. son. Sedyn%o a grand-daughter. 3R a3¢ afic 0. BB moddu, adj. Blunt, rude, igno- ¥0 grand-children. i rant. 5202 AD to be rude or blunt. s. (&3] ; A. C. SR0%eN moilu, s. Darkness, cloudi- Gunpowder. 2. alog 3. medicine. ness, obscurity. tn (@) . ?‘3&)3 mone, s. A point, end, extremity. C. J073 mora, s. A small fan used for G, 2. war, combat. 3. courage, valour. SRS cleansing grain, taking up sweepings, &c. T, SJwSnYe, B to array troops. [STINP ) O 0, JeTTY 2, JB0, Fw ULJ% FR to sift with a fan. S the point of an arrow. Dobin g A 63 Jw3 the point S2TTY 38Ty to separate chaff from grain, by of an iron pen. F0go 3w the point of a thorn. holding it up and pouring it in the face of i FIFS Sl S (sword and pen) the bu- the wind. 308 RED the loan of a fan of [ siness of a king and his minister, 4. e. of roy- corn. W alty SwpoB 59 a blunt or obtuse point. = [~ 00 C. DRTAS MOragu, v. n. To bark. 2. to FwS a sharp point. FLI W, HeS BAO : - bluster. V0, BRI 8D, JPILIRD), IeI BRI to make 33 (, f pointed. 3w FAW to carry on a war, IR 0. DTED moratu, adj. Blunt. 2. dull, W stupid. 3. worn away, as a spade, &c. S TaTRWFY to carry a battle triumphantly, -2 BN BRS DR 570 a valiant man, warrior. C. RDRTT morada, adj. Ignorant, stupid, sharp nosed. 2. contumacious, stubborn. 5&5333 ig‘no. - e C. DRJROTY monegdvu, s. Small tongs. rance, stupidity. 320383 a stubborn or con- tumacious man, C. SRIAT O mone-guddali, s, A pick- C. VPTD moradi, s. The chironia sapida I axe, sharp pointed hoe. 2. a hill or rock. Tv} C. DRIRWY2 mone-gollu, v. n. Tostand adj. Hard, impenetrable. to the front as in battle. C. [T moradu, adj. Uneven, rugged 2 2 e knotty, hard, rot 1zh D SReTHE 2R coarse and (o] 33@3@ monne, adv. The day before yes- terday. blotted, as a writing is. 4 C. VPRTY), DLTE, WDWLTY Morap, C 73‘.@’53\‘ moppe, adj. Simple, stupid, dolt- ¥ ish. 2. obstinate. 323,33 idiocy. 2. con- 7720?‘(1(72', moravu, s A cry, roaring, the a2 tumaciousness. 5B %, DTy an idiot, 2. an roaring of a river, wind, &c. G, obstinate man. A. C. DT> morabu, s. Ground or soil iy O S A sur v : § n of mone full of stony or similar nodules. H. Se200R>mobalagu, b/ (. . B2 FTBI0 B> mobdhara-mddu, o, 2‘3@68‘59; mora-bhatta, s, Established 1 ». @. To congratulate. fees of vill—ugo servants. €N C. ?3\@'(5'{)) moravu, s, The surplus of wa- o Egu’e)&)é) mobbu, qi Dark, dull, heavy 40 s. Darkness, dimness, dulness, cloudiness, ob- ter running off from a tank scurity. BRI ) £, an eye with a film upon C. DRI morasu, v, caus, Tomake roar, ?.j 2 C, 1f. —\V?’\'fi) B Vcliefestts] a person of a dejected clamour, or complain. 8 countenance. AL ?L)a Foe J lowering weather. C helt 3 o vl 3} SwTR moraky, ( ' é 81 2 kg SR0 DNRY l cream or the thick surface of curds from c. 5@5? moralt, s, The Chironia sapida. which butter is made. C. DRT more, s. Anoutery, clamour, com- SwIt) L 38,3 curds plaint. 2. [59%] a fence, blind, shelter, screen. with sugar and spices. »%ch 220 to churn turned milk. v. m. To roar, as a river, wind, &c. 2. to SwrTy S curds mixed with bawl, cry out, make a noise, as a crowd. R the meal of the great millet or ground rice. i} BTy TP to listen to a cry or complaint. S0 3B g cake of pounded beans, fried in SPTTIy; FR o w383 having roared. SwW8 R, JRBTHKD, ghee, and then put into curds. f TBwiR3 curds mixed with rice. SPTTIH T W S Fa% atdy Fagoto cry out earnestly to another alt for succour, &c. to entreat, beseech fervently. & curds and rice mixed up for a journey. A J0TY), 3088 the act of crying out, roaring, % RS, curds with sugar and spices. T &c 200 Ben, 3T R to take refuge, seek $07% diluted curds, SHTH T, e Ewd BeE to strain curds. shelter, a lump of curds. Fwew S0t 8303 the fabulous sea of curds. c. ?3@976 MOrragu, See Joem. 0. DRTTSIB mosaru-wida, s, A vil- S, 5@’3@;3 morrd, s. The noise of dis- lage so called. tress, a person being beaten, &c. C. RPY mola, s. A hare or rabbit, Sev C. VPTY, a"f@fi@f mosali, mosale, s An al lio ator. Swigg B the dung of an & a net for catching hares. e i IRTE DRF) C. VRYUTIAD, ReUBWEA mola-nd- alligator, used as a medicine. a lake or pool abounding with alligators. garu, mola-réga, s, Epilepsy or the fal- A. C. SR mose, s. War, battle, contest. ling sickness. FTmH Beay #m&fi SRVUTIND B 223> when invited to be married he was seized SwdFone g field of battle. 0f ) itz H. DU S @:T)C mohatarphe, s. House tax. with epilepsy (prov. used of one who refuses to a good situation when it is offered him). H. D50o%30 moharam, s, The first Maho- 2. an annual Mussulman fes- C. 'nge)'ég mole, s. The breast of a man or medan year. tival in commemoration of the death of two woman. 2. the nipple or teat of any animal. SeB Re@, 3w e an infant at the breast. fraternal heroes, called Hassan and Hoossein. S0 #{;}J, SwS 2D, e Iflfu’@’&j& the nipple. H. 3% 3e30R> moharachangu, s, A 32 W breast milk, SwS Ve, SeS8TY , kind of jew’s harp. SRS Pad, S0 WwWB to suck the breast. . %0 mohari, s, A gold mohur. Il 308 @ to give the breast. 503 B g, 2, SRS 8w o oo) R H. ¥B0> moharu, s. A seal, stamp. To be weaned. 830, 3 S 2 9, a. I, SR%Ge moharchhe, See Swisr To wean. IS W, Fert a weaned child. H. SRBIE, D08 mohasalu, mo- d08 w3 g distressing sore on a female’s breast. SwS 33 g female’s bodice. 230N hasali, s. Restraint placed on a person to 3eS g fallen b 1TOo¢ 1Td st WRRO Iwees g @ breast like 1§ prevent his escape, or to enforce the payment a top. FLRTE IwS g breast full of milk. of a demand. FwwmEL0 T to put a restraint 33 308, Y, Fwd, Wb JwSa firm breast. on a person. Se3 wen the region of the breast. c. 'o%\.@pj mola, s. A cubit from the elbow to C. '5@?)?07\Jd molldgara, s. Epilepsy, the top of the middle finger, eighteen inches. hysterics. 2. length. 0. SRY320> mola-kdlu, s. The knee. 5o C. ?3\@?\% molle, s, The many flowered jas- 2 o min. EVIVOL o ] Swi its buds, to which the teeth ¢ T 29 LS the knee pan. J0Y Fowd to are compared., kneel. Sw¥ 23 the elbow. A, 0. PRV movalu, s. First buddings. 0. BRYT, DY, JYT molake, mo- PR e G T WP creeper in bud. Q) @ le, molike, s. A germ, bud, shoot. 0. 5@%6300&3373\@!@0) mosara-hindi- c. 730@@;7\}3 7720_Zd[/l(, s. The sound of a drum, S0ppu, s. A vegetable so called. &e. 2. a thunder clap. (3] >3 . asort of tree. 4. C. DRVT> Mosary, s, Curds. SRETY TS the intestinum rectum, (% nw To roar, 2] 81 0 SNRY 530T sound. BkF Fe¥AB it thundered. SeFros shoots. adj. Skort, little and stout. IR %o g sounding conch. SwFRT w38 g sound- T3 g stout pony- St By, g strong ing drum. and small ox. Swedd F970 to blunt. VI C. X‘SJ@—“’? mole, s. A nail, peg, wedge. 2 . VYT 3 worn away potstone. See8H FoJo: D the hinge of a native door. 3. the core of a an insolent man. E NIRRTk an insolent boil. #0‘: e 3 3¢ an iron nail. VT Ie¥ a woman. ITy Skt SndR 8wy ’JV‘_%_DQ to wooden peg. Beridety 30¢ g large knob- whom do you shew your insolence ? headed nail. Se¥ %wTZE the core to come C. Q"J@QTS 7)2()’(]((, s. A cloud. 2. darkness, out of a boil. obscurity. 3 an idiot, dolt. SRRB NN, o) e o C. LY mole, 4. », To germ, sprout, shoot. Se(3B ?é&gj, Seg Gooe R, IeLB T o) 230, SRgB F00 A. ¢. To sound, rattle. Bw¢ 2D to sprout, 7% to be cloudy or lowering. SR BHOT shoot forth, bud. IR, I to make T2 FwohDd to be overspread with clouds. i shoot or bud. C. DReEOVRCD midd-mddi, s, Want of £.0. 3@@'}3\ molgu, s. A bow, obeisance, openness, reservedness, keeping one’s own v. n. To bow. counsels. C. Bwoeowsd mdmbatti, s. A wax candle, C. BB Mmddi, s. Hooking the fingers one in the other. C. 'S,G)Qfi mdoke, s. A village so called. 2. anger, displeasure, morose- ness. 3. the thick part of the long pepper 8. 5@813)3 mogha, adj. Vain, useless, vine. 4. arunning hand, indistinct writing. fruitless. 5. any thing placed by a conjurer to try the (i 8. DweF, BwesS mdcha, miche, s A ability of another, who, if he is not equally plantain tree, Musa sapientum. 2. the silk skilful, is suddenly prevented by sickness cotton tree, Bombax heptaphyllum. from lifting it up. See also S22, Tox (13 PR 8. BReeIT mdchaka, 5. The plant Zype- 3252 royal grandeur. ST ¥ o C2 T g, ranthera moringa. 2. a deliverer. haughty, blustering man, an austere man. S. 3&-}@ esSmdchane, s, Liberation, freedom. Jer® e to place any thing, as a conjurer, C. 5@3250 mo’clm, v. n. To become a widow. to try another’s ability. kY] ms):jo, NI 8RA®@W to raise up something buried by a H. D000 mdja, s. A boot. L conjurer. Sakd W3, delayed. 2. not raised, H. ’@ox@e&” m({,]'u, s. Fun, sport, amusement, Seed & as the thing buried by a conjurer. entertainment. & a conjurer trying another’s ability, D 0, -2~ '] 3?)@@&5 mota, adj. Blunt, obtuse. 2 A WIEN to write unintelligibly. Ga e obstinate. SRR SAW a blunt pointed OF PN 3 an ill-formed letter, a running hand. plough. Swtd 3O a shovel much worn A Swrd3 RORT g blunt saw. 2wtk Foody A, '&‘3@@'@):&? mddike, adv. So. s. Man- away. a wound made with a blunt instrument. Swg ner, way. 2. pride, insolence. C, Sagts BB C. VeBeF &, mddi-kattu, s. The thick ¥ D3Ry a stupid man, a dolt. e3 the ridge of mortar put along the extremity branch of the pepper vine. +0 Sek2 the of tiling. Setny to become obtuse or small one. i blunt. 2. to be maimed. 3. to be insolent, H. S50892° mdtdju, s. Estimate, guess. § contumacious. H. 5@’(‘% mdti, s. A pearl. /] 0. 5@@&3?’% mo’,tazze, s. Disgrace, dis- 15K fi@g%e&)ofi 7n(;ti—]fi]l(i7l€, S A granary. honour, being put to shame. H, R[0080230T> mdti-chiry, s The (C H. R85 mdtd, s A pail, bucket. adj. most expensive kind of shawl made of silk i Thick, fat, big, coarse. and gold. . 5.@@&3 moti, adj. Maimed in the hands, 151 33@3@32&?) motubari, adj. Confidential, 0 handless, or unnaturally short in the hands. trust-worthy. 0.3 o. e8> mofu, s. A pollard, the trunk 8. ¥eld mida, s. Joy, pleasure, delight. of alopped tree, with short branches and F850% to rejoice, be happy. % 814 EsPoldat 30T a wry face, grimace. SegBe 8 to avert C. DQJQQTSO?S mo’dazzda, adj. Undetermined, 3 P 0BIIAT the face. 2. to make a wry face. S8R Bweg doubtful, unsettled, unfixed. Jag e 0= to shew one’s self. J0gB B, , IS BE, to be unsettled, undecided. SSNIwy Tow¥ Mo a muzzle. S¢S 8 Seeed to raise the face 2P VIR, FF QU SR(BoBEINES 'S nothing is yet settled respecting my salary, and I am and speak. 8¢S 3R D, S6TR WA to hang o a -2 down the face. RROR \ 1Y eSS Jol2 ~nTS S0 to slap in suspense. B WTTA F)chakSw IF,HBF T PNNCIS 2 B W ;3 on the face. 3 Foes 259038 T3S g & g SweiBoBaen BT the price of the horse darkness so dense that a person cannot see is not yet settled, it is uncertain. himself strike his own face. S. DRe0T midaka, s. A kindof sweet cake. H. Speeds, Swedcs mdrcha, morjd, s. A battery. C. ReBIV> mddalisu, See 20307, T £®QOj5®? 77&0’7“?/(@ s. A tree so called. s. The victualling depart- H. 25000 mddi, 30D ACS 30’9365@ mdvart, s. A dormitory. ment, providing public provisions. 2 a butler. VI YAl &3y a victualling OX. S. Ve, mdsha, s. Deceit, dissimulation, 2323 a depoOt of public stores and provisions. fraud. 2. defect, fault, blemish. Bwrdg 293k T30 g victualling office. ey . DT T, 5@3%@ moshaka, mo- R 3 a herd of cattle with public provi- s shiri, s. A thief, robber. S#< theft, rob- s101n8 JRDR TR P 1 @33 o travel, as a herd bery. of cattle with forage or provisions. C. 3‘3\@37\)) mosa, s. Deceit, dissimulation, C. RBRCT> midu, . a. To beat, dash a- fraud, trick, treachery. [5) & danger, risk. %R gainst, stumble upon. Sw¢d# the act of %3, kRS a deceiver, hypocrite, deceitful beating. or treacherous man. SWRET? zig), SRLEIVANDI T C. DR Mmddu, s. The coagulated blood that which is delusive or not to be depended suffused under the skin after a bruise. ESSCLY on SRTTIF, SAENEF, IS, FBINS =8 ?\’55& blood to coagulate under the skin. SwiEhg a cunning,artful, or deceitful woman. - C. DRV mddé-hullu, s, A strong ~ TR, FetE 387 to be decel- SRT 7‘7\.@:}50, 3o kind of grass used for brooms. ved, SwegIBwed &BEYto take by stealth. Swt T.B. 33@323 mona, [3598] s. Taciturnity, T BRBT, BRI T 8,3 g man who is deceived. 3 silence. SBRLT IRR), Swi3 AP to decelve. FRRINY q complete hypocrite, a finished rogue. e. ?3\@\0@033”3 monayya, s. A priest among goldsmiths. 2 a common name H. S0, DeeTH8, Bwres mdsibe, among that class of people. mdsube, mosabe, s A charge or accusa- @, '5@33) nu)/j’)i, s. A widow. tion. 3¢ - o~ 23 83¢DR0sD gettling a charge or C. K").@QE:)) m(fpu, s. Excess, weight, burden. accusation, etEeS ¢ to fall under a pub- SRFIAD to be in excess, as rain, too heavy, lic stigma or charge. FRRFLI DY TV {0 too high, as a price. prosecute at law. T. B. 3000T Mmora, (o] s. A peacock. S. ‘&’)"J@QE% mdha, s. Love, lust, carnal af- 8. £@<d53 7}'zo'ra_te, s. The plant Aletris fection. 2. fascination. 3. loss of conscious- n hyacinthoides. ness, a Swoon. o N\ 3= seized with a ten- G '5&-)3@ mort, s, A kennel. 2. a winding der passion. So® 89 the torment of love. (i descent of water. Swegd TOWN water to run ST B0y, HwidW to love, be enamoured in a kennel. with. 4 [0 ‘3&)353 mu’ru, s. DButter-milk. 2. the S. ?30’@3555 méhana, s. The overpowering outer angle of a wall. of reason by worldly allurements. adj. Fas- C. 5@38 mdre, s. The face. 053 HoBB cinating, stupifying, depriving of sense or to frown. iS¢ B3R Fwgd to abscond. Se% understanding. SweymS Towd a tune so 83 @W0EM to make grimaces. ST FNTLTY called. SR TIoTT, SRLTIVCR, HWRTS ILST 815 e Sgd"Qoo R a lovely form. SwgmTe0n g lovely woman. to secure heaven. SweR Leny, e FTS K SRLTTO D50BI 2 to fascinate, overpower. SpgT the blessedness of heaven. St gny FEEW, m:y an overpowering arrow. FRLTS 0308, SR & Bwot® to obtain heaven. SejE oty an overpower ing talisman. o)\fafiw@ KgJOJ an the residence of the Supreme, where transmi- 0 overpowering incantation oration ceases, ;3\.0{’3 c:zsqg:as’# the king dom of heaven fi )53, blessed A Gl wua°§d mdhara, s, The array of with heaven. 3 R ?« 20 usm(r means to an army. 2. an army. 3. battle BoBY Fwg G secure heaven. ARE L T wOZ to prepare fo 2 battle. 2. to surround \a‘sa’yb% [oo¥=le} 11 the riches of G. DSRPTTD mohard, s. All the picces at @ to become posse@scd of a W EeC) RFINY RE® 830 one who has heavenly bliss. & w\ chess with the exception of the pawns 0 n is desires fixed on heaven. S FSRRTI H mfe)Qb"é@ mohart, s. A channel, kennel having the eye fixed on heaven. SRR TR SR . opening at the bottom of a wall to let out B3R IR @ to fix the eye on heaven. 33JBQ Zo R . ter. >0 0, SARED ERI) SRRE DICOT, NRRE 2 ¥eF the H. S00%0V mdkare, s. A clever man, a G Lord of heaven. man of talents. G 8. Ry ool A girdle or waist mounji, s. C "xr\g\p?) mohini, s. A fairy BRAZRR S0 band made of the sacred grass BET. % g fascinating wonan. S dR 08 g oJ - 23R ¥TS one invested with the sacred thread decoy, an alluring 1ncantation. 2R3k FZ at which time the grass waistband is put on. a captivating form. 2. the guise of a female. i FT0 AT LIVeFT Gandsha, adorned SR FH 70 Vishnw, in the form of a with the grass waistband and a deer’s skin. woman. Swegddg Bwee g spirit in the form of an elegant woman, said to appear to men 5 RITOB F 7}5026]L27La, s. A pearl in their sleep, and to occasion the sensations [ S. BFOG S moudhya, s. Stupidity, doltish- of sexual embrace BRRGJR BW3 2BW o be ness, complete ignorance. ) seized by such a spirit 8. RFOD s moudgalya, s. Asageso cal- H. 20000 mohimi, s Setting out of an led army, expedition, campaign. 2. encamp- S] O3 mound, s. Silence, taciturnity ment Nés SR MABRY, B0 WA to be J39D a silent man. encamped SwgRw TR to encamp. §. D7938T mourajika, s. A man who 8. Ve mohisu, v. a. To love, be in beats or plays upon a drum. 1 love with FRegBd W to come with desire, C. D790 mouri, s, A kind of hautboy, a Sedd LR to unite with affection. musical pipe. a A. C. DPEDY mohu, v. To strike or o -8 . SONE MOUrvY, s. A bow-string. ) o F) TS wacnYo pierce, as an arrow. 7R 09 the sound of a bow-string. n3esd Cupid’s arrows pier (,Cd the body. s, R0, moushta, s. Boxin sparrin S 0RO mohddréka, s. Excess of lov ST 3 ) FF2NT to be much in love 8. DT 8T T I mouhurtikanu, s An astrologer. C ?3@"9 mole, s. A fissure, leak. 2. a ground. UUD ) bank, rising 3. a salt-heap. &= 09 moult, s, A crown, diadem. 2 3. a lock of hair on the crown of G, B Swg¥, vod S Sw¥a piled mass of earth fi om the head which salt is obtained. FT) &on®d Swi¥ © the head 4. hair ornamented and braided G, ( 3 there is a leak at he back of the tank. round the head I Segd wy, Sacd S to repair a leak. G. RIVo M. Yd, s. The baa or bleating of sheep 8. D@QB—J mdk sha, s. Deliverance, setting 2. the mewing of a cat o § free. 2. heaven, beatitude, bliss, salvation, For words written with 355, See under Y thee xemption of thc suul from further trans- G, o D0 e P mléchhehha, T.B. D300 migration. o SRcE, PT8 God, the giver f heaven CECATY TR 2] 27 acts of charity hLLb mlénchha, adj. Outcaste A, 816 i il 03 (ouh}ovy Y ) (OON) % I 03> Y@, The forty-fourth letter of the alpha- oh% a demi-god, and 33 affix.] s. Solitude, o bet, sounde as yda. 5) d o the poetic mark called loneliness. 2. the estate of a demi-god. i bacchie. sl T, B. otiméj_?.j yakkapa, oz \ 1. Kubéra, 0 G. 030N g/aizgi, [ 35075 adj. Offensive, ob- god of wealth. scene, filthy, bad. oo & an offensive T. B. 0% 8o yakkaru, See hzo. or word. coon weesy counterfeit coin. 13 A. C. O3B © yakkala, s. A wild hog. G, 0002¢> yanjalu, See dowws, T. B. 033%’%"&?8 yakkasakya, [v+7)5%] G. 030 83> yantu, See votb, adj. Disobliging. G. OB yakku, Seesey,. G. Of;obj“s‘uom yandri-kdi, See 202 w2, G. 03:0603 yannpu, See Se3m. A. C. 038> yakku, v.n Tobecome men- G. 033020—?) yanne, See T3 struous. cRTYBP a woman in her courses. G. 03339‘%@?\?5 yakke-gida, See 2%, 8. 0303 yantra, s. An implement, appa- G. ratus, machine. 2. a talisman, amulet, charm. 03oAeF NG yagachi-gida, Sce sris. ;1;1, i) 3. a diagram of a mystical or astrological G. O3oR T2 yagaru, See Srce. character, of which many varieties are enu- A I '( C. Ojsfi/\ Yagya, See o8- merated. 4. restraining, checking o9 control- ing. 83 o3 g machine for making oil. C. OS)'/;\’\ 333, Y agg@mnma, s. A vioman’s pro- per name. ©hy e g chafing dish mounted on wheels. =Y 6038), F¥ o3) a machine for raising G. 0337\:\?) yaggala, See >3- water. Teed o) any wind apparatus, as G. Oifo‘},\\fi@) yaggivala, s, Alamp. 2. fire. ! a pair of bellows, air-pump, &c. o:l)cia’) T3y DR %373 lamp-oil. 3 to stop, prevent by charms ; to avert or coun- % > yachcharu, See 72 . teract evil by charms. V. To append 1y Z ;i Z; o) yac]wfiu, l)e;f part. of QO:"J%B, or to the arm, &ec., a talisman. oo o:‘ooi, %eg Al DTN, FwFo to get another to put a charm on one. ho 8. OS08Ig yajana, s. Performing a sacritice o088 1@ g plate of metal used for draw- one’s self. 2 [ g [CRYSIE %8 divine worship. GBI o ing astrological diagrams upon. %o ) worship. a copper, silver, or gold tube for containing atalisman. ©03,m3 g preparer of cha L rms, 8. O0&RIVS yajamdna, s. A master, Tord, proprietor, owner, husband. 5} “ . the head a dealer in antidotes. man of a caste or the merchants of a town or 8 oo 0308 169 yantrana, s. Pain, anguish, affliction. 2. binding 3. check- portion of a town. 3. the performer (by means D9 confining. ing, control ling of others) of a sacrifice. GRESIRY a mistress, t=2] especially the passions, o0 wife. BRINIF DEIRTES rule, aut hority. 8,8 bound, chained, tied,fettered. 2. check- ed, restrained. 8. odse, oa"oea?d%, 038°R= 0T y2ju, yajassu, yajur-véda, s, One of the four G 053’{;-33 ycmif/wf, See Noma. [1)8 9, Vedas. There are two grand divisions of it, G. 03,0833 yamme, See 3 = n e ot f the ®%, 0wy, white, and the Ty, © BNTwy Nu{j H. 030502 ToR3s yakardru-padu, Se P black ; or == &I {o® and €38 0o, the former STFOIRRD. of which is attributed to Ydagnyawalkya, to P whom it was revealed by the sun, in the form 8. 0Ty S yakrittu, s. The liver. of a horse ; and the latter to Tittiri, to whom & 03355, chofi&fid yakka, yakkavada, it was communicated by Faksha, the first See %3 ¢ pupil of its original author, the sage Vaish- A Ofiofi%ddo yakkadaru, Sce »%,30. ampdyana. According to the legends, the T. B, 0:5.)‘3"%55 yakkatana, |»= alone, or 838,0¢9% portion was named from & 30 -0 a par- = 81 { 5 ¢ - N o352 SMNYap) tridge, the disciples of Vaishampdyana being c. O3B yadasu, adj. Offended with, changed into those birds, to pick up the text hurt, distant. of the Véda, as they were disgorged in a tan- ¢. 03B yade, See 3. gible shape by Y dgnyawalkya, at the com- G. Ofa?(i,5 yadda, See @ mand of Vaishampdyana. Both portions of Nl A.C. 0353 0833 oyaddam-chaddam, [ o> oe this 7éda are very full on the subject of re- B e%] adj. Untoward, contrary to one’s wishes ligious rites, and the prayers peculiar to it are chiefly in measured prose. =37 one who A. C. 03B &0 yaddana, s. A shield. studies this 7éda. 0w ERF g ceremony A, 0. 038 08005 0030 530 3:3 25 § observed when resuming the study of this yaddaniya, g/a(](],ame,Jyad(]a'vazze, See Véda. N7 - 3 53, N o & G. oiong G. 03T yape, See 57 c. 032 AR yqjjaz 1ge, s. The extreme stay A. C. Ofioffié\}gofiég yan-geiyya, s. Bram- § of a warp. ha, having eight hands. 8. Oj)(?jq yagnya, s. A sacrifice, a ceremo- [exAt KU ofio?fié 0503‘)23’ yan-metyyd, See ny in which oblations are presented. fae 'r‘?éécc‘J. 8 [en it %8, a priest conducting a sacrifice. 32} T. B. 0083 yatana, See 3. x& his wife. % =B any beast for sacri- o002 8. 03:8 yati, s. A sage whose passions are fice. g, ¥93) a sacrificial vessel. & 2 completely under subjection. 2. a religious 3D, oz = an altar. (oo} @; deE ¢t & U he first mendicant, especially one of the Jaina sect. ceremony in the celebration of a sacrifice. b 3. the first letter of every foot in verse. o@zed a supplementary sacrifice. 0% KT Y pPT ) N = the su- Cc. 068 0T, 0 o> yattanadu, Agni, the god of fire. o [ preme God. 2. a god of sacrifice. yattalu, See 23,6. o:’;z(—\,} 59 N3 3. e 53 g place prepared and inclosed G, 033_5;0’ yattara, See =0 b for a sacrifice. = ofoz( pac :'5;@3, e BN the G. 0323 yattu, See 53 brahmanical cord worn over the shoulder and S. Ojb?)é yaz‘na, s. Essay, endeavour, ef- 8 neck; worn also by the five classes of arti- 2. in- fort, exertion, perseverance, energy. sans. ogmont a part of any sacrificial cere- tgntion, design, purpose, O0EY IR, THT mony. 2. the glomerous fig. 3. a plant, 2o 2. to ¢ B, 0308, B0, 039233 to design, intend. § Siphonanthus Indica. ofag?f& Shiva. 2 c L essay, endeavour, try. demon so called. ot 'XFTe suitable or — op S, 032 proper for a sacrifice. 3Q oY yatwa, s, The under-letter - S. Ofiof,’;'jb g/atlui, adv. As, according to, $. 03220 Yyajwa, s. A sacrificer in due form, 4 to the extent of. adj. Usual, customary. or agreeably to the ritual of the Védas. e B)F20 as before, as usual. G. odaéééas yattu, See S8 S. 03355’063333 yaflufi—]t tma, adj. As one R G. i @e ? F £ Uncontrolled, inde- 03B yada, See 3. pleases. o M adj. G. o3BT yadaku, See Sz=. pendent, wilful, following one’s own inclina- 5 G. OTBA I yadaganu, See 3R, tions., 5. 0o povoe yathd-kdla, adv. Well- G. 035323 yadacha, See >33, § timed, at a proper or suitable season. G. 03383 yadatara, See 33 ( 8. 0opoF R0 yathd-krama, adv. In G. 033030 yadaya, adj. Much, abundant, G order, orderly, methodically, successively. excessive. § 8. OS>pORS yathd-gati, adv. In a way 6. 0BT yadaru, See >z suited to persons severally. Ty 6. O3BRE, yadavattu, See Sy, 8. 03GPE°3 g/az‘/’z(é:jd/(, adv. As born, (& (no wiser). s. A fool, a natural, adj. Foel- G. O3B, 030'(566? yadavu, yadahu, 8, See *BJs ish, stupid. 818 P s D eRhIOD) 03559 YPnE yathd-pirva, adj. In ti, and the fifth monarch of the lunar dynas- o TS, order or succession, as before. 2. formerly ty. ey U the Yadw race. precedingly , in prior time or place. 00T oGRS S Kyishna, as the chief of, or o370 AD, c3oT sprung fiom, the Yaduw race s. wafiawacofigdtg yathd-mandratha, fevh ) v Mélkdte, a sacred hill near Mysore adv. As one pleases nd seah® Vishnw, as worshipped there. O3 yo0dme yathd-yathd, adv. As — 0 NO D30 Lalkshmi, thereto appertaining. [exMtor) 0T FoOoJe 73 to be- come distinct wn Ofiod@ a: yadrichchhe, s Wilful- ness, mdepuulence, following one’s own wish Ofio“fiuofifew/\qg yathd-yogya, adj or fancy 2. (in gram.) a noun which is According to merit or ability SLG [e3AJONG] \‘.:3 neither a generic nor specific term, nor noun 8. 020028 yathd-riti, adv. As custo- of agency; one either not derived from autho- mary, as before. oD T (or] Q rity or not possessing meaning. 8. O0HG Jaf/uu tha, adv. Truly. 2. '&www 30 one who is content with what properly, suitably. adj . True, real. s. Truth, comes to him in the natural course of things. verity ] . 0328 yade, See 3 8. OTORSs Ong)ugB%‘, ODL) ..)—j(\) 03>, yaddu, See 3 yathdvattu,yathd vzd/zz,/aflaa S]L(LS- G 032385 yanatu, Sce dFH. tra, adj. According to prescribed formula A. C 033@253 yanani, s. A dumb man, reeably to the Vedas. . O30 yanu, See 3% S. OjJ”SD‘ZU yallla Sllaz,t/, adv. Asmuch 8. O:>o83 0533 yabdhi, yabhana, s as possible, to the extent of one’s power or o3 — o Lo VT o~ - qe\ml embrace. o to cohabit, be in ability xRS making empty or coitut. vaim pre tensions. 8. O3moaR 3 yathd-sthdana, adv In 8. 00530 Yyama, s. The god of the infernal He the plopm or usual place. s. The usual place regions and judge of departed souls. As be- corresponds with the Grecian god Plufo, 8. 00,p°A 8 yathd-sthiti, adj. and the judge of hell, Minos ; and in mytho- fore, as 1t was. s. Former state, usual con- BFJ) TG — 9 o CRATY S he is as usual. logy is identified with death and time ; he ig dition. (Lu\- < -9 the son of =wwh7, and brother of the per 8. 033‘8 ‘3 035 [©)] (S 093 S 3, 0332'? e R ya- sonified PS03 river, His steed is the l]wclalzc/z/zri, yathépsita, yathéshta, buffalo, he is regent of the southern point. adv. Agreeably to wish or desire, as required 2. Saturn 3 a Crow 4. penance, purifi- as wished willingly, voluntarily. 3. wil- cation, the performance of those acts which fully, independently 4, at one’s will, as one (34 ~ religious remove impurity of any kind pleases 6. forbearance, re- restraint or obligation fraining 7 S. OO QweS yathdkta, adj As before cessation, stop, conclusion, aid finish 8. any of the five acts or virtues 8, VOB LTS ./le;i()()]l?td, adv. As much which constitute pure characters, as refrain- ing from violence or injury, patience, sin- as may be required or fit; precisely what is cerity, obedience to a spiritual teacher, and suitable, neither more nor less adj. Suffi- the observance of all purificatory ceremonies. cient, suitable, fit, proper. 9. a festival 10. restraining, controlling. G. 0TRD yadagudi, s. Flurry, con- ohT $0TT, 3o Bwe an infernal spirit, the sternation messenger or minister of ¥ama, employed N T ? e9 G Ofiatfif?fig yadardli, See to bring the souls of the dead to his judg- G. OOB3> yadaru, Sce 3500 ment seat, and thence conduct them to their final destination. o300 O, = oD ST the 8. O33339 yadu, s. The name of a king, an region of X amda. wo &%y, th south. [e3)] ancestor of Krishna, the eldest son of Xayd- 819 N g oI5 cohire 20 25 = [e35] = B [e3pps 3 S = Py hell-torment. IT30 I3y ¢. 03033 yalava, See »v3, o o)) [evArte] 3 9 4 Q& 7 ) 033, S he greatly distresses me. G. 030w, 00w, 038, 03B we, 0HeD 8. 030330F 3/-’1722(11,‘{1, s. Aliteration, rhyme, yald, yalala, yale, yald, yalale, the repetition of similar sounds, either in the See 2, § course of a sentence, or at the end of two . 030, 0eaen yalavu, yalubu, corresponding stanzas. i C See S 14 8. &53‘50503:8 yamanayya, s, The sun, . 0358 yale, See > Yuama’s father. Wi 0 S, OjJ?SJ?’ yamala, 8. A pair, brace, couple. G ofi;éfi’a%@ yale-guddali, Sce >3t w \ oG O GNHFW twins, A, ¢. Marriage. /] ‘@ 9] yalla, See »g. 8. 009B5208% yamdntaka, s. Shiva, the tha enemy of Yama. G. ofioj%fio yallamma, See Sy=y. L & A 8. 030 ya My s. A sage, one who restrains 6. 03¢ D g/alli, See 9. h W his passions, c. Ofiaé yalle, See >3, 1.3, 8. 000R»3 yamune, s. The river Jumna, 8. 0053 yavd, s. Barley. 2. the measure § ,‘\; In mythelogy this river is considered as the of a barley corn, considered as equal to six (¢ 9 daughter of TwchF, and sister of o, LI mustard seeds. (3] a natural line across the ) ©2939)830 g name of Yama. GRTNT? Wi TF I thumb at the second joint, when it may be @ Baladéva, the brother of Krisina, as having compared to a grain of barley, and supposed ha divided the river Jumna into two parts, with to indicate good fortune. 4. speed, velocity. 8 0 his plough-share. S, OORT ?/dl’(l/t’a, s. Barley, Hordeum r 8. 032035938 yay dtiy s, The fifth monarch hexastichon. § of the lunar race. 8. 0333 yavanda, s. Apparently a Greek i G. ofiooa’ogaéo& yayya-handi, See >y, Q0 originally, bhut since applied both to the G. 0358, 03:8Re> yara, yaravalu, Se Mahomedan and European invaders of India, s 2T, and often used as a general term for any & G. 03:0%, 03:80% yaraka, yaranka, foreign or barbarous race. NI BB g i See 3=, country, most probably Bactria, or it may be C. 0HTTUTLOBRHED yam/sala-/ca’;fi— extended from that country to Ionia, to Ii J.fl/ll, s. A tune so called. which word it bears some resemblance, or l( still farther to Greece. By late Hindu G. 0398R, 03ToRs yaragu, yarangu, '3 a writers it is most commonly applied to See ~TRY, 13 Arabia. G. 08ezen yarachalu, s. Vociferous 6.0 8. 03D TveFo03oE yavan-dehdrya, s, bawling, 2. driving, beating rain. ST An astronomical writer frequently quoted G, ¢ to bawl or cry aloud. by Vardhamihire and other ancient Hindu G | G. C3TT> yaradu, See ST, astronomers ; perhaps Ptolemy, or the Greek G ( G. 03:8%y) yarapu, See ~T. astronomers collectively. (1l G. O3>8e» yaralu, See sow. 8. 03oBQ yavani, s. The wife of a Greck @, G. O:fad'ej yarale, See 43¢, &e. I, U G. 0308 yare, See 3. 8. 0BT yavanike, s. A screen, blind 0 6. 0358035 yareyu, See sec. 8. OORT yavasa, s. Meadow or pasture f, grass. G. 0339 Yarri, See o3, G0 G. 0303 yalacki, See sves. s. Ojafig\'od yava-kshdra, s. Saltpetre, G nitre, nitrate’of potash ; from = barley, and 6. 0BT yal-adike, See 53 oz, > 3T ashes; being prepared, according to G, 6. 0503, 00 yalaru, yalar ) See some of the commentators,accurately enough, I VT, from burnt barley, the potash being thus 820 P 4 awh i o35 20 pr "u'ed.‘ According to some others, how- D. Ofio‘??@ ya[flvu, s. Mourning for the dead. ever, it is so termed from the crystals being 2. damage, injury, loss. le supposed to resemble the spike of the plant. G O30T yalasu, See s57. S. OHBF 008 yava-kshida, s. Barley BY Ofioé’ g/a,le, See B2 and »¥. meal. jlly 8. ODTOR kyava’gu, s. Sour gruel, procu- 033553)/\ yalge, See 297 red from. the spontaneous fermentation of OjDE);'O’J yaltaru, See 3%,%. G water in which rice has been boiled. OS¢y yallu, See >% n oz L?/(t/f.S]l(l, s. A demi-god, attendant 8 o;’bi)z:\’@ 03003y yavishtha, yavi- Y4, s. A younger brother, or a man younger especially on Kubéra, and employed in the than one’s self. care of his gardens and treasures. @HNgePD g younger sister, S. or a woman younger than one’s self. 8. 03 FReRo yaksha-kardama, 8. 03 yave, s. Barley. See also 3. Perfumed paste, used especially for anointing T. B. 0303 yavvand, See SHs3. the body, and consisting of camphor, agallo- chum, musk, and sacedla, or the three first \( 8. 0353, &J O?\J)g\é yashu, yashassu, g with saffron and sandal in equal proportions. | Celebrity, fame, renown, reputation, glory. Q [ . 0308w yaksha-dhiipa, s, Resm o337, S rendering famous, conferring celebrity. in general. 2. turpentine, the resinous exu- G3uBy, Eee oS g man of celebrity, one who dation of the pine. ol has acquired fame. Ly . 00TIRBD yashak-pataka, s A 8. 0FoeR yaksha-rdja, s. Kubéra, the drum, 2 double drum. god of wealth, and lord of the bz, i S 03333;\?3 yakshini, s. A sort of female k funct, dead, deceased. fiend, attached to the service of Durgé, and 16 8. D3sas; yashit, s. A staffor stick. 2. a frequently maintaining, like a sylph or fairy, intercourse with mortals. 2. the wife of a staff armed with iron, &c. used as a weapon, fy a club, mace. 3 a necklace. 4. a string or WF. DS 2Ty a kind of magic or necro- thread, especially of pearls. mancy by aid of a female demon ; a pretend- 0 ed power of shewing any thing desired; s. 03334;5?53;%3?5 yashti-madhula, conjuring. g3y F08) a magical charm, 0 Liquorice, or the root of the abrus precato- R AT having converse with an evil spirit. ! rius, which is used for it in India, HFeieT g magician or necromancer. G. O:?o!:’)\i yashtu, See 53 e3 Ben S, o:fi;g;f/ yakshima, s, Pulmonary con- T. B. 0358 yasa, Seo 3. sump#ion. G. O3>RT yasaka, See >7=. 0. O339F y{é’/fé, 1 9¥] adv, Why, wherefore ? ODIRR> Yasagu, Sce S3ro. S. O0SaR ya’ga, s. A sacrifice, any ceremony O35®T> yasaru, See szds. in which offerings and oblations are presented, %r.: @i 5329 g place of sacrifice. o®Wen, OHRY> yasalu, yasalu, adj. Tapering. s. [23W] A petal. C. 035o7Dy, O35oTaRY ydgappa, yd- o3R yase, See 3. ga’pu, s. A wedge used in severing large 03>¢ yala, See 7. masses of hewn stone. Ojag:‘o"a”? yalakuli, s. A brahman. 8. 0359233 ydc/za/ta, s. A beggar, menidi- OBYR yalaga, See 557 cant; one who asks or solicits. adj. Beg- ging, BRI, B ?:i (5 = b q sking, b poo” S ing. o35 O3> eTh yala-niru, See>¥acd. 2% a thing borrowed for use. BT, W5 O3>¢e5oB> yala-bdru, See svends. e o © o3 @ to ask, beg, solicit. E(ZG}.: 03613y, 03:¢15, oY YyE, oges S. O30T y’(fjd.fbd, s. A priest, any offi- ciating brahman who conducts any part of a yalaru, yalar, yalarpu, yalalu, [y §%] 5. Fear, terror. sacrifice, 821 N e (ovbpY -] 033000 n (e} 7o ? SAD) 8. O33®XI ydjana, s. Performing a sac- to a holy place for bathing, &e. 2 { T pleo 0] rifice by means of others. a pilgrimage to the Ganges. &) = (going to heaven) death, ©Todych3 =3 “5 S. O:iraceg?éi ydgnyadatti, s. Kubéra, FooB 358, </ Anantayya’s pills kill people. god of wealth. e ] COse @3 charity distributed in setting out 8. 037@(%33’64&,3 ydagnyawalkya, s A on pilgrimage. celebrated saint and legislator, the supposed D, au +h [ 8% or of a celebrated code, and the first re- 8. 03780, ij'd?é% ydda, yddassu, 0 s. Water. 2. afierce aquatic or amphibi- puted teacher of the white portion of the o A ous animal. =F7R3, revealed to him by the sun. (i 8. 035933 ya’dav(l, s. Krishna, as des- S. ofir&%fi@ ya’gnyase’ni, s. Droupadi, i 44 wife of the Pandus. cended from the family of Yadu. 3% bigue v E19) Mélkdte. adj. Of the Yadu race. ¢ 8. 035983 T ydgnyika, s. A sacrificer or ) institutor of a sacrifice. 2. an officiating 8. OSseBwavon8 yddasdmpati, s, The (i priest at a sacrifice. ocean, 2. Varuna. c. 03598 ya'fa, s. An engine on the prin- H. o:%sad?{\_ao : ofiracja?\’io yddastu, cipal of the lever for drawing up water. S y(fd(fstu, s. A memorandum. bl Driving or gniding an elephant with a goad. H. 03790 j/(é’dl', s. Memory, recollection, y oITd BwB, BT 2. gone, went, obtained. attention. 5 e5g)y, oIn®d 2% to raise water by a machine 8. 0359853 y(&]]‘i&lld, adv. As, like, how for irrigating land. B5»388 Fo the fulecrum e [CXS] like, which like ? 8 of the water engine. [esAp) 2k the lever. g DRIT L33 & the bucket. F3) ®B»T gn irriga- A. C. O339E ydn, for s b ting machine worked by the hand. SELTE A S. 0-53_3?5 ya’vw, s. Any vehicle or convey- 0 o9»3 an instrument for flattening rice scald- ance, as a carriage, horse, litter, elephant, &ec. A ed in the husk. [5) &, FTRT I8 g paper mill. going, marching, proceeding,. c. 0‘35@6"{?% ydtakke, %32, pro. Why? 8. Ofiwéfio@ ydna-pdtra, s, A el for what end ? ship, boat. C, L) ) . C. 035 053 ya'fa?ze, s. Pain, agony, acute 8. 005® oJ I '?/’(ij9(l720, s. Spending or passing pain. 2. the pains of hell, as inflicted by 3. away time. 2. abiding, staying behind. 4 Yama, or his ministers. expelling, expulsion. (, 8. 035920, G3508opo3 ydiu, ydtu- W s. ofimig ydpya, adj. Low, vile, con- A temptible. dhdna, s. goblin, imp, evil spirit, 1] ) demon, titan. s Jow ydma, s, The eighth part of a 1 11 a 39 s sister or day, a watc 1 1 or period equal to three English S. OZSRSJ@ ydtri, s. A husban f hushand’s brother’s wife. hours. @RVF g patrole moving round at S, 03598 ydtre, s. Going. to P moving, pro- every watch, a watchman ceeding o} marching, travel 1 i ing. 2. passing 8. 03590, 0350RoR8 ydmini, ydma- away time. 3. a sacred festival, but especi- vati, s. Night. ©»N3; 33, S»2»3 the ( ally the procession of idols, &c. which usu- moon. ally forms part of the ceremonies on such I . 0059y ydmya, adj. Low, vile, con- occasions. B)rTen wg) Seringham near temptible. 2. past or spent, as time 3. Trichinopoly. DT8R o308, Tripati. FowWg = - uncertain, as to cure, possibly curable, but oI 2, Conjeveram. EMIIMaVEEY ofi:a\é) near perhaps fatal, as disease. 4. southern. Fo9 Mysore. BB S»8) Ramdshwaram. &, 5} 8. 0350035953 ydydvara, s. Begging, @»¥) Benares. a sham setting out for mendicity. Benares by a bridegroom, on the first day of a marriage, when the father of the intended C. O3se®> ]/(51'1(, pro. interrog. mas & fem. bride calls him back. &G 0303 pilgrimage Who? (s &t who are you ? CWRTTHTR 0 ~ 3 3 O pay=; P sz » e RO (SVANEA) . 35T 33 whose house ? any one, some one. considered as one of the means of verifying Sa ()] 5T WY A ¢ with whom are you staying ? such evidence. 7 a figure of rhetoric, em- i @ SR who is that ? ©5S S who is blematical or mystical expression of purpose, peapi, JJ0 B so as to conceal from all‘but its immediate he? ©3% Fw who are they P Vit who am I? object. 8. supplying an ellipsis. T BN g bad contrivance, foolish device, wicked inven- D. 0353¢0 ydlam, s. Auction. ©nvo T [ tion. 2. an to sell by auction. ©8 Wt excessive scheming. iy Q015 FX BNE ¢ ar excellent plan or e; X Po dient d asly al damums. c. Ojr\e)é% ydlakki, s. ¢ scheme., ©X¥ FoE, o] W 290 g schemer, con- C. 005D g/cilzz—pada, s. The music'at triver. § (3 a funeral. S. O3»RA yuga, s. A brace, pair, couple. 2. L / C. O3sowaTs ydld du, v. 2. To hang, be D, (2] a yoke. age, measured period of time. suspended, oscillate, swing. 4. conjunction, as that of the planets; con- The c. 035033 _?/CZL'O', interrog. pron. Which? junction of portions of time. 5. an age of R GBI mas., Who P S P Jem, Who? & the world, of which four are enumerated ; viz, fu, JD peut. which ? S =3y 030 9 which = IS L5 EEN ) #@3 aSwn, E)(a cn, © N [} @R, and 2O TN -2 2 man ? ©%I 9) which woman? & ] n. These among the Hindus constitute the o, which wor i kP f { ( U X ur grand divisions of time, or the four great 8. 0009, 0359nF ydva, ydvaka, s ages of the world, which they suppose to be 4 " ¥ A kind of pulse. 2. 1 ac C, * S 56 C 5 in constant revolution. The term %R used ling wax, lac dye. (935 I livision of as the designation of a gran s. O&Y@;fi&égfi ytfr(dj[l’a, adv, comp. As time, may refer to a period calculated by as- long as one lives. tronomers, as the probable date of some re- 8. 0539 == oY OV ey > ydvattu, s The whole. adj. mote conjunction of the heavenly bodies, uC All,entire. adv. Wholly, entirely, altogether. e o which they assume merely to assist astrono- [SsArtich e o9 ! ) FUT <3 the whole country. -0 mical calculations, but which have been impli- the entire husiness. AY) :L‘I citly adopted by the vulgar as real eras. C. O33979R, o:isa-m?i ydwdga, yd- @0 the first day of the sol-lunar year. u*(fyge, adv. When ? STy, WRTINLR g S. OS0AY, Oi)az\'_3 yugala, yugma, s » Je ever, always, continually. A pair, brace, couple c. 0%, 0959 1, ,7/’6’, For words beginning 8. ()‘3337\)(8 Yugya, s. Any vehicle or con- with these letters, see under @ and 5, ¥ yance. 2. any yoked animal. T. B. 000358 yukuta, See Sv=. S. 03293 :l/uf(f, adj. Joined, combined, con- Ve T. B. O00%F03 yukuti, See wint,. nected, identified. 2. attach C 110, engage ed in or by, 3. possessing, endoy X7 OO Ve U 1 with. 1 S. Ofaoi yukta, adj. Right, fit, proper. S. 2. joined, combined, united, identified 3. EL yuta/xa, s. A female’s garment, 2. a pair, couple. proved, concluded by inference or argument. nt 4. possessed of, endowed with, as virtue, 8. 0308 yuddha, s. War, conflict, contest, ) S [V (SBhN] ) qualities, &c. 5. intent on, attached to, as a battle. t;g:xt,is D00 L\j single combat. (<2} study or pursuit. 6. employed or engaged %, boxing. B LS ew! "i) aram figh", 23T BN in business, &c. @ a close fight, or one in which persons ma- liciously hug each other. Tod g g fight 8. OCBJ%O yukti, s. Propriety, fitness, sui- (3] 2 with cudgels. 5 =) tableness. 2. union, connection, joining. 0703% aregular battle with 3. 5:.\)0),; 0] usage, custom, traditionary and unwritten military arms. Ofidv‘»’é’) sexual embrace. > - C Te o o) law. 4. inference, deduction from circum- 3T, Ton, W G o a ficld of battle. ot'oat}; SnR to war, fight. stances or argument. 5. an excellent expedi- ent, happy thought. 6 advice, counsel, s. 030033 yudhishthira, s. Dharma- 1 ingertion of circumstances in written evidence, rdya, the eldest of the five Pdnduw princes, and lea de \o rin the great war between them and specification in writing, of place, time, &c, (3] 030033 oSe Q?‘% 3 the Kurus, in the beginning of the fourth resnlt, the main en d or object of any thing i age ; the nominal son of Pdndu, whom he or act. 8. a drug, medicament. 9. thing, T 0l succeeded in the sovereignty of AL U lia, but substance. 10. a violator of trust or confi- i) according to the legend born of Kunti by dence, 11. magic or the acquisition of super- Yama. § h U natural powers, by the mystical and magical worship of Shive and Durgi. 12. alogician, fl 8. 0303, 030me3 yuva, yuvdna, adj. Young D9 youthful. 2. best, excellent. 3. en- 13. propriety, fitness. 14. acquisition of some- the S thing possessed before, accession of property fun dowed with native or natural strength or wealth. In grammar this a T - oplication is as- : The ninth year in the Hindu cycle of sixt ").' 5 8. 030 =8 yuvat, e Q signed to any unusual construction of words A young woman. e or compounds, unauthorized by rule, but ol s. Ofiaa:i;;a?éog yuvandshwa, s, An early sovereign of the lunar d-r sanctioned by the authority that employs i Qy nasty. them. 15. we Aaluile AT+ - 16. a spy. 17. a rule; s (@] =) Y oo saf j:/?fll’(t—?’af/‘(l, s. One of the aphorism. 18. side, part; cause or argu- 5] Jaina pontiffs <5 a young prince, especially ment to be maintained or defended. 19. con- 5 G ath the heir apparent, and allied to the throne, nection of one thing with another, as of cause a regent. with effect, predicate with subject, quality 80 8. Cowd yzfi»’l, s. A louse. with substance, &c. 20. devotion, spiritaal 1 worship of God, or union with the Supreme § ¥ o 8. OVJJ?;Zfi yzid/’za, s. A multitude, flock, Being by means of abstract contemplation. assemblage, B This, however, does not necessarily imply an tu 8. 00RPT, BowdIed yidhapa, abandenment of the world or relinquishment g/i,f(]/za—oz(f tha, s, The general of an army. 1e] of the usual observances of religion, but it 2. the chief animal of a herd, § involves an internal indifference to objects of Herey S S. Ojo,fib@:? yudhike, s, A sort of jasmin. pleasure and pain, and an utter dis: G ard of o S. O3 Z/igjfa, s. The post to which a the consequences or fruit of ceremonial rites. f sacrificial victim is bound. 2. a trophy, a 21. the particular practice of the preceding column erected in honour of a victory. sort of devotion, or the exercise of that ab- fi straction by which union with God is suppos- S. O&@'&X g/zfg/m, s. Pease soup, pease por- ed to be obtained. In the Gita it is describ- Ju ridge, the water in which pulse of various it kinds has been boiled. ed as sitting on Kdsha grass, with the body § 0 firm, the eyes fixed on the tip of the nose, c. 03, 03s¢, Ogaé ye, yé, yet, For words and the mind intent on the deity. In the 5 beginning with these letters, see under , ®, fl Tantras a fanciful operation is described, by : and @, which the vital spirit, seated in the lower 8, ( 8. O3weT yoktra, s. The tie of a yoke. part of the body, and the etherial spirit, placed 8, ( 8. C\'SJ@Q?\?'y!)'ga, [©9= to join] s. Junction, in the head, are supposed to be brought into union, joining, combination, association, meet- combination in the brain, when the devotee fi ing, conflux. 2. areligious and abstract me- becomes united with Bramha. 22. the sys- ditation. 3. means, expedient. 4. armour, [ tem of philosophy which treats of the union 2 putting on armour. 5. lucky conjuncture. of the soul with Bramha ; it is the same as 6. (in astronomy) the 27th part of a great the Patanjali doctrine, and constitutes one 0 circle, measured as the plane of the ecliptic, of the six darshanas, or philosophical schools tig and used in calculating the longitudes of of the Hindoos. 23. a conveyance, carriage, e the sun and moon; each ©*»xR has a distinct boat, &c. Fwern @ 5% the practice of abstract name. Astrolog o oV ¢ crs d also enumerate 28 ydgas contemplation. wwsn 23, theughtful sleep, differently named from the foregoing, and especially applied to ¥ishnu sleeping on the corresponding with the 28 stars, or the divi- milk sea. @R T3 meditating abstracted- sions of the moon’s path, but varying accord- ly or deeply. <7 By3) prophecy, ®8 i ing to the day of the Y v 0 veck, 7. consequence, abstract meditation connected with austere 824 P P 4 §3Jagfi o357 PN advice. OSREB T, 3B penance. 3w o3egn another variety of aus- 3. expedient, means. tere penance. aSwegn 799, A3wyRSoB g virtu- B3¢ IND to think, consider, deliberate. ous man. VIVA W RegR WD B he is very 8. BReXI ydjana, s. A measure of dis- I fortunate. tance equal to about ten miles ; some compu- &, wydga-pat- tations make it twelve, others five, or four s. ofiweflzfi&%, BeeR= 3 jrdit ta, yoga-vatte, s. A cloth used to secure and a half. 2. God, the Supreme Being, the Ig: the knees when sitting in a devotional pos- Ruler of the world. 3. joining, union, junc- tion. ey ture. o3eges® mixed, joined. § 25 8. O3WeARBeS ydga-kshéma, s, One’s s. BweaEIRoD ydjana-gandhi, s ol circumstances both prosperous and adverse. Musk. 2. Site. 3. Satyavati, Vydsa’s mo- it ther. SRR Fed DFOI to enquire after one’s wel- l’;":“' fare. le 2. the transport of goods and their 8. 03P, O3eRT, 03wed, oSwe TUlGy safety after importation. 6255 yodha, yodhake, yiédhi, yid- ool 5. BSwereeF> 3 ydgdchdra, s An dhdra, s. A warrior, soldier. 2. a power- atheist, materialist, sophist. ful man. 8. o&mewofiozfiéd&o%fia&m ydg-d- S. 03\.@3?3 yo’ni, s. The vulva, womb. 2. ful nanda-nara-simha-swdmi, s. Vishnu, a mine. 3. cause, origin. 4. place or site seated as a yogi. of birth or production in general. 8. 03=e7oNI ydg-dsana, s. The pos- 8. 03500203, 035ees3 ydshittu, ydshe, a ture in which a devotee sits to perform the s. A woman. religious exercise called o3wsR. S. O;QJTe)t_%'Q?? youlktika, s. A minister to, s. 0307 Ydgt, s. A devotee, an ascetic in or associate with, one’s pleasures or amuse- general. 2. the man who performs worldly ments. actions and ceremonies without regard to 8. 03X 03T youtaka, s. A nuptial present, their results, and keeps his mind fixed upon a gift to a bride at her marriage, by her fa- I Bramha alone. 3. the performer of the par- ther or friends ; some consider it also as imply- g ticular act called 3»:R. 4. a magician, con- ing a gift to the bridegroom. 05 jurer, one supposed to have obtained super- 8. O35ORS youvata, s. An assemblage ) natural powers,. 1y of young women. 2. measure in general. 8. 030N ydyini, s. A female fiend or by S. Ojsfafis youvana, s. Youth, virility, spirit attendant on and created by Durgi ; 10 maturity, manhood. 2. a company of young eight are enumerated. women. WIeFI o3RS 59 3 young man. 8. O3eReR, ydyéshta, s. Lead. V% the tokens of puberty or maturity; the breast, bosom. 2. beauty, handsomeness. 8. 03@67\) Yogya, adj. Clever, skilful. 2. fit, proper, worthy, suitable. 8. fit or proper 8. O379FIeI youvandshwa, s, A king for religious meditation. 4. powerful, able, of the solar dynasty. capable. Swcng$ cleverness, ability, merit. S. Oi?@fi@aafizga youva—rcg’jya, s. Regency. 2. worthiness, fitness, capacity. 8, 000TR 0,8, 0357® —3 3368325 youshmd- 8. 03@325;3 g/o'c/eane, s. Thought, reflec- ka, youshmdkina, pro. Yours, thine, tion, deliberation, consideration. 2. counsel, belonging to you. ? if VAVAVA NANANAAANANSAANANAAAAAANANAAAAAAAAAA S 1 825 Qt N’ Toid G, O 7@, The forty fifth letter of the alphabet, rdjiyava, rangdreyava, s. One of a sounded as a soft 7a. (1 2. an affix added to caste speaking the Mahratta language, and i { TooW a pot, and TSy iron, to form them into following the profession of a dyer, tailor, &c. (@ appellatives ; as, Fo0w3 g potter, and FoFT g smith. H. TORD rangu, s. Paint, dye, tinge, colour. [ 3. the sign of the genitive plural in See Bon. T Tord g white colour. RoeS} ] either the masculine or the feminine genders ; o0 By g dark red. BTS2 Bor sky blue. ilt as, ¥T theirs. Torhy @ g painted hall. jor 8. ToF ranka, adj. Niggardly, avaricious. c. Boezo, Tvedoeds ranchu, kdla-ran- 2. slow, dull. 8. ToTo ranku, s. The spotted axis, a kind chu, s. A ceremony for removing a pain in 13 of deer. the stomach, &¢., in which a brass cup, with C. BB ranku, s. Fornication, adultery, burning cloth, is put into a dish containing lime and turmeric water, after which the debauchery. 03083 whoredom. of cup, with the burning rag, is whelmed in the ? C. BoT00&35000, '(505333%5; , BoToTo water ; if the pain has been occasioned by evil } &eo ranku-rdtawdna, monc/m-rdz‘na, eyes the cup will adhere to the bottom of the Fo ToZ 81 0. ranku-rdtana, s. A large whirligig such basin, if otherwise it will not. to wave the light, as above. FeU Tot b as used at fairs, on which children and cthers are seated and turned round for a small re- Je the cup to adhere. muneration. L AL, BT ranche, s. An elephant’s sad- C. 8o ranke, s. The grunt of an ox. dle i 8. TOA ranga, s. Paint, colour, tint, dye. C, c. vo& ijaa s. The tree Mimusops elengsi. 2. dancing, actin t=3] o singin D o , &c. 3. a place. b s. BoxT ranjaka, adj. Charming, agree- Ton R’w¥ to paint, polish, varnish. 2. todye. 8, able, delightful. s. Colouring, dyeing. 2. a ©d Ton Seringapatam. Ty Bon Skhivasama- painter. 3. astimulus, an inciter of affection. dra. woss o Seringham, near Trichino- [¢ TBom &I &@ to sing agreeably. poly. Ton @?/Cj I)Leos@»), Ton ST :T“;Z)J Vish- (. nu, as fond of festivity and pomp. Ton3 T Cc. CoxT 7':172].0,/1”((, s. A superior kind of fl (Xf&%&)»)ésdd) Lakshmz. Ton -‘nz)%}, '&‘e.él;s BoR the gunpowder used for priming. TBow¥3 w& the match of a matchlock. TonTT WA a fine b place before an assembly in which dancing f girls petform. B Ber, wwy TeR the site powder horn. of a battle. Tort oW the plz;ce in which a ¢. Jox MR ranjanige, s. A large vessel or king sits at a public levee. 2. the ornament- trough for keeping water in. 2. a semi-cir- ed residence of an idol. Bonwy a man’s name. cular basin and pipe in a wall for pouring Torsy, a3 woman’s name. water from without into a bathing room or 1 bath. €. BoRRE, BoRweS, QoRTOS ran- s. 3o (oe] ) gavalli, rangdle, rangavdle, s. The 3 7’(l7?j.6ma, s. Colouring, dyeing, [ ornamental work made with soft white clay, painting 2, affecting the heart, exciting Toeld by Hindu women at the entrance and on the passion. 3. gladdening, rejoicing. L] floors of their houses. Tc 9wy TP, TonzYg TBY, BFY, agreeable, pleasant. a. To gladden, § or V% to ornament, as above. please. ». n. To be glad, pleased, rejoice. 8. ToTo3eR rangd-jivi, s. A painter,dyer. C. Toa® ranju, See Sowh. . TORI0DRD rangdisu, v. a. To paint, c. BoE3 rante, s. A harrow. varnish, polish. 2. to dye. c. To -9 [ 30 QU ( 2 P rande, randhe, s. A widow. ToiBs3 ¢. BorT9e3050%3, BermoBods rangd- widow-hood. To®R Rod husband To30 TeS (o of a widow. ToBe oA gon 6f a widow. [¢] 83 W, 3, the red nerium odorum. The two last are words of abuse. [¢] ;J; T a leech, from its sucking blood. o3 a buffalo. 2. a dove; from having red eyes. C. 803> rantu, s Clamour, outery. s. A 2. a river. 8%, FeF blood colour. g 30 g stream f 4 road, way. of blood. 82 TF, 8¥ = clear blood. T 738 and C. ZfiOZS randhe, s. A quarre], strife. in the blood. 2. as long as there is blood in & S. dOZfi randhra, s. A hole, fissure, chasm, the body. 8%, %o®T a disease among cattle. cavity. 2. afault, defect. 33 ©oZ) the nine our, apertures in the human frame. do@ 23903 S. 'dfi_bgf%fi?)fi raktati-sdra, s. The bloody flux. @R BSeES IR to advise so that there blue may be no defect. I3y b’o‘i})&‘; BRTR EwgdT 8. 052 3 raktdkshi, s. The fifty-eighth year in the Hindu cycle of sixty. 290D you must not expose my infirmity. o (I ®)™ to bore. S. 'Cfi_%'p rakti, s. Excessive joy or pleasure. ini T. B. 8O3 rannd, [83,]s. A jewel, gem. 2. affection, attachment. adj. Lovely, agree- ifh able. T%, TeR an agreeable tune. Bod B¢ g conveyance studded with gems. g BoF #3yen the mount Mahdméru with a ridge 8. B30 3\© rakédtpala, s. Theredlily. fie o of gems. ToJ Rod® g gemmed mirror. c. BRB, AT, SE ragade, ragale, ) 108 S FTO g ruby. ToI &TF the earth. oS raghate, s. Gabble, incoherent talk, a con- ol &, Bog S¥,0 3 gem cup. fused noise of quarrelling, disturbance. adj. o Prolix, tedious. 2. confused, perplexed. c. go® rampa, s. A large saw. 2. (So%) B a guarrel. 3. excess, much, BeBBRD Saw- <3 T. B. SRS raguta, [3%]s. Blood. yers. ToZdo ko) 05} =2~ TR a3y to cub a beam i 8. T raghu, s. The name of a sovereign with a saw. oY (3] FUTF, SoFe IR to make i of Oude, the great grandfather of Ramachan- a great ado about a trifle. dra. TP e, TF > 9 WG, T 308 Rdma, the second incarnation of Vishna, S o3 the race c. BoB3 rambe, s. A small branch, side- i branch, or family of Raghuw. 43 8. o, Bogd rambha, rambhe, s A s. Je33 rachane, s. Orderly and becoming X 2. plantain tree, especially the stalk. de g arrangement, or disposition in general. U celestial courtezan. decoration or dressing of the hair. 3. string- Sod2 rambhita, s. The lowing of cat- ing of flowers, &c. wearing wreaths, chaplets, i} or similar decorations. tle 4, military array, (3 the arrangement of troops. 5, literary com- s. Soxm8 ramhati, s. Velocity, speed, 2 0 position. 6. suspending garlands, &c. atthe the speed of a car or chariot. door of a house or building, on festival occa- 8. SoxRn, ToR ramhassu, ramha, I sions. 7. making or preparing any thing s. Haste, speed, velocity. 5w -2 i (o] [=hele 353 378 an agreeable or excellent word. T. B. OF>3 rakuta, [52]s Blood. B%8 made, manufactured. 2. written, com- P g | T.B. 0% & rakkasa, [ OFR | s. A giant, ti- posed. 3. strung. TV, TV to compose, tan. S%,% a glantess. TET Bwgw Stukra, write. 2. to make, manufacture. 3. to string. Of UL £ 11 - ~ £ o — the preceptor 1e glants, B2 AR Vish- c. 9e3> rachchu, adj. Numb. s. Muad, mire. nu, the enemy of the giants. Tz ¥ to become numb. 2. to be miry. i i B, 639& rakke, |3%] A charm or amulet. c. 0% rachche, s, Confusion, perplexity. 2. the raised seat generally around the foot of 8. ?32 rakta, s. Blood. 2. saffron. 8. copper. 4, minium. 5 vermilion, 6. the a tree at the entrance of a town, where coun- fruit of the Aflacourtia cataphracta. adj. cils, &c. are held. Hence 3. publishing or Attached to, fond of. T FIov, TF ToFY divulging what has been told in confidence, the red lotus. ©% @o8S red wood, either red 4. a quarrel, dispute. 5. ostentation. 6&?35 sandal or sappan wood. 82 ewer red lead. F,» B B, B RO to teaze, worry, as chil- 0%, k¥ the pomegranate, from its red seeds. dren do their parents. 2. to provoke, exaspe- 827 - o= oft - rate. 3. to publish, divulge. dé’ fi.fag’o to 3 d%:;, NRT dm;;, M) d%flé, Fol d%’ 3cwe quarrel. 2. to be angry or vexed. T ™3, tz-v;;, S1eVol% rjb;, VHBRT d’cz::d, &e. I B ol ) G 2, » R a teazer, pesterer. 2. a blab, a pub- % B T, 3N that work is to me like lisher of secrets. 3 an ostentatious man, being hung. one who makes much ado about a trifle. S 8. O3B rafita, s Silver. 2. the noise of a f 8. O, Tfiw?\j% raja, rajassu, s. Dust. burning flame. 2. the dust or pollen of a flower. 3. the c. B&, s rattisu, v, a. To sever, break in menstrual evacuation. 4. the second condi- i two. 2. to offend. S &8 oEn #@%,” 33 tion of humanity, the quality or property of do not offend him. £ passion, that which produces sensual desire, I C. B&, rattu, s, Obstinacy, self-will. ady. worldly coveting, pride, and falsehood, and is Stout, strong, coarse, thick, as cloth, Awiedg the cause of pain. T®s 37, 3w &%) t0 sweep B the stoutness of sacking. Iir 3 up dust, &e. Tz %% to become dusty. C: d% ratte, s. The arm. TR D to 2wk ™ sensuality, pride. w,®, BFoR o swing the arm, to make a display, be proud. i B Bramha is sensual, Se2eg Roe 839 to &éQ BB TYFRB BN to pull one along § [ become high-minded. by the arm. S9A AT BT 28, TY, ¥y § { S. B&T rajaka, s. A washerman. C’&:%-a Eo W my arms are exhausted by drawing 8 washerwoman. water from the well. 5°% 5% the branch 8. d&B de'dtd, s. A necklace. 2. silver. of a plantain tree. i 3. gold. 4. an elephant’s tooth. 5. alake B d% raddi, See To,. so called. 6. the name of a mountain, per- S. B rana, s War, battle. Bes BoR g haps #&’Jé" 7. white. 8. blood. 9. an field of battle. Beo 23, Teo D33 martial ¢ asterism or constellation. adj. White. B3 v music. T3 30, Ben) the front of a battle, i 8%8 Hanumanta. T=e ) o’ TxRed ), TR AD Teo T, Bev BwT g valiant hero. Bed '(,5{@ a of the mount #39°%, the residence of Shiva, also of Kubéra and his attendants. war-drum. 8¢ 3% 3 horn, war trumpet. T. B, T rana, [3)o] s. An abscess, ulcer, S. T&S rajana, s, Colouring, dyeing, paint- sore. B 3537 one skilled in dressing sores. ing. C. Cf{*&f? r(zgza-/ca_lfi, s. The cactus fi- 8. BeQ rajani, s. Night. 2. the indigo plant. 3. turmeric. 4., lac. T=R T, SwdR cus Indica, T3, TRIR T2 the moon. S. OeRTHRT 7'(122&7'022&]“!, s. Regret, anxi- T®R T g goblin, g fiend, ghost. 2 a watchman. 3. a thief. ety, anxious regret, sorrow, the object of i Bw=dg Jw2 evening, beginning of the night. which is lost or absent. r 8. U2 rata, s Zeal, eagerness. 2. Sexual D. da@:@), SxLp reja-putra, raja- embrace, coition. adj. Actively intent on or Pdt @, s. The Rajpoot or royal military race. engaged in. BT T8 intent on doing a I Bwx3)n8, a woman of this caste. kindness. ©w)/@ T3 hent upon doing one S. de&?{gé rajaswale, s, A woman during an injury, menstruation, T. B. B3 ratana, [33]s. A gem. H. B&® rajd, s. Leave, permission. s. 08 rati, s The wife of Cupid. 2. pas- b C. Te2o0> rajdi, s. Printed cloth. 3 sion, desire. coition, copulation. 4. hi H. B&oR0D rajdvandi, adj. Agreeable, [ ~ privity, a private part. a weight, one o acceptable. s. Agreeableness, acceptableness. eighth of a gold pagoda, used in weighing @ [Slepeh 6933 BT cdDNoT To%2300? I3 T g emeralds. 6. sport, dalliance. B8 ®& Cupid. ] king must rule so as to be popular with the T3 FI9B to embrace sexually. 2. to sport. ! farmers. B8 Twel8 planditie vel murmur in coeundo, S S. coy 7'0!]:]'2(, s. A rope, tie, cord, string. 88 1y® the vulva. T8 B®Tg a work on sexual 2. a lock of braided hair. 3. a natal star, of pleasures. wux 33 the female superincumbent which many varieties are enumerated ; as, in sexual embrace. f 8 8 - 3 A o, T déc{ oy S. dgg ratna, s. A jewel, gem. 2. any- BT 7 to be repealed. TR S»2T FAB 4 pa- thing the best of its kind, the jewel of the per the writing of which is erased. 2. a bill lke cast out of court. species. 88, "BF Kubéra, the god of wealth ; zjzig) DO WTR ‘v"’xfi»%m he the ocean. 2. the first T8y RYF the earth. gave a receipt in full. ug) of the seven hells or purgatories, according C. TR rapana, s. A weapon, @30 to the Jainas. T8y B33 Mahdméru. 6533‘ N J k3 ST are there any other weapons? ¢ o wHR 23 the ocean. 2. a jewel mine. 6@{;l :u\mqs (n C%o my arm is my weapon. 3 the diamond, chief of jewels. o8, ¢ the examination of gems, 33 U8, the nine C. BB\ rappe, See T, precious stones. T3, 3 a mine of gems. C. deg)é%fi, da‘gyfi rabbitige, rabbile, ), " v2r] T3 an artificial gem. T8, F208 the s. A kind of pap. brilliance of a gem. I, @wt= defect in gems. il 13623@56 rabbilaval, s, The third lu- %83 T3y a bad gem. T3, Fowy, T8, Newy nar Mussulman month. to a fine sort of rug, used to sleep om. H. BN rabbissdni, s. The fourth ul, S. 68; ratni, See ©v3, lanar month. (g ) 8¢ 13'9:807\) ratyanga, Pudendum mulichre. s. BPR rabhasa, s. Speed, velocity. 2. g S. dZfi ratha, s. A car or war chariot. 2 a loud, rattling sound. 3. joy, delight. il a car or carriage in general, any vehicle or TR0B ramatha, s. Assafetida. mode of conveyance. 3. a limb, member. 4. 8. T0& ramand, s, A husband. 2. a 6. a sort of cane. the body. 5. the foot. lover, gallant. 3. an ass. 4. Kdma. 4 Bzeon g wheel, discus. 2. any part of a carriage. Sgeon ¢’ Vishnw, having a S. dfisg‘% 7’&77&6(222., s. A woman, wife, mis- il discus in one of his hands. T3 Mod, g piece tress, an agreeable woman. T30 €303 heauti- e, of wood or an iron net work encompassing ful, pleasing. a war chariot, to secure it from being injured S. DOXRD ramisu, v. a To copulate with. by weapons or collision. TdwcEyS the festi- S. N3 rame, s, Lakshmi. ©3» 38, 33%n oy vity of a car drawn in procession. SFCwE 8,0 Vishnw, ascending a car. ? T, a car-rope. % S I H. OR300 ramdrami, adj. More or a coach-house. 83 275 the art of driving a & Fon o car less; on an average; at a guess. T3 =5 g feast of seven days in the eleventh month. A oB ‘3%7‘\‘ %Y, OFnTWERASd that work suits me 093 a horse carriage. =) Y tolerably well. %»e T8 a hackrey. YRS T8 a carriage for 2. an idol’s litter. US;"%S) ramya, adj. Pleasing, delightful, travelling or pleasure. niz 8% an elephant car. T3 T3 g hearse. 2 agreeable, charming. Y= %% a delightful woman. a carriage for riding in. §3B S8 Vishnu, riding on Garuda. %% B3 Bramha, on a 8 oo raya, s. Speed, velocity. 2. the swan. 3,83 88 Shiva, on an ox. 38, daw stream or current. of a river. the owner of a car, or one who rides in it. H, B0 3 raita, 4 A farbier oe tenant of Foze THF, e B8 the warrior who knows the soil. how to defend himself, his charioteer, and 8. dodox). raishitha, s. Rubtre. 2. fre his steed. OFF AT, &PF 3, €3 3o%, ©3 v3 or Agni. other varieties of warriors. T&s a car or carriage horse. S a multitude of cars. 2 T. B. 60338 rayya, See ¢} a high street, a main or carriage road. 3. a 8. 'O)gil’ T 7'(llld/€d, s. A blanket. 2. an eye- lash. place where several roads meet. 8. 05 rava, s 8. OO, O8I rada, radana, s, A tooth. Sound in general, a cry, h noise. H. T raddu, s Repeal, erasure, abroga- tion, rejection, setting aside, rendering null C. OIATE ravagade, See 373 and void. By I9@ to repeal. dzfia 2KV, S. TR ravana, s. A camel. 2. the In- 8 9 o - (OF] TX dian cuckoo. adj. Sonorous ounding 2. fluid, liquid, liquified substance 5. poison § hot, warm. 3. unsteady, fickle. 4. jesting. 6. semen virile. 7. water 8. the primary C. BRW, ravashiu, [as much as a parti- or essential juice or fluid of the body, whence §i | A cle] s. £ 8 mall particle, a little of any thing. blood, serum, sweat, &c., are supposed to be § | engendered It corresponds best with chyle, C. B2 D’*\g ravali, ravuli, s. Noise. b 2. anger. but is probably of a fanciful nature. TR oo 10. 61 C. BH9R ravalige, s. a swelled, puffy 1 SZe 9. gum, myrrh Vehemence, force, 1% violence quicksilver, from its being semi-fluid metal and, according to certain alchymical notions, P Vi S0 ravdku, s, A fiddl i (3 possessed of supernatural power over the H. B593 ravdne, adj. Sent off, dismissed i R [¢] juices of the body. 11. a mineral or metal- s. A passport. ™ to be dismissed LS lic salt, as sulphur, borax, talc, blue or green g sent [¢] FeRR D) @ to dismiss, send, remit, itriol, &e. They are, however, usually call- § U 8. O ravi, s. The sun T 80T Sugriv ed SURTI or nxiliary minerals, or mineral Inay Karna, Yama, Saturn descended from Lhe ores, Bz, o~ ~ 3 blood 8<% a poet or sun T %20¥ gunshine. [5) r<n a sort of crystal DRV writer, who is acquainted with the different T 73 Sunday 1§ sentiments to be expressed in a poem. 2. an C. BT, TSI rawvike, ravake, s. A fo- 1 alchymist. 8. a physician. 8%% the tongue, male’s bodic TR T, TIFR DO g piece [F30] 8 as distinguishing tastes. Jmcy racy, of cloth for a bodice well-flavoured, tasteful, as apphed to a com- 10! 8. OQR ravisu, v, n. To sound, make a positio InYY minerals collectively. fopter] I8 0 noise. ¢ juicy 38 cleaning or purifying mer- f S. O - 9 B rave, s. A small particle of any cury a preparation of mercury to § o thing o a grit t. 2. very small shot [aVC13 turn the base metals into gold or silver; the s U R T granulated wheat. 8¢ Ed'fif\o\ fuy philosopher’s stone. TR B % calcined mercu- menty. 3% FUT a work with, or on, diamonds. T3 Wotwed g red kind of mercury Tdo [k Ty 2. a little work, trifling business. TI=D a i =3 a sort of collyrium prepared either with very litt the calx of brass or with the amomum antho- vl H. TR0 ravesu, s. Customary or esta- rhiza. F203 medicine in a state of fluid blished fees 3. butter- K- 2. the elivir vite of alchymists. v\ BFeged gt variance with D DeXD ravés-ele, s . A small, fine be- milk, 4. poison 50 tel leaf. the rules of rhetoric. 2. concealment of sen- e timent, attributing evident emotions to some 8. B33 rashane, s. A rope, cord. 2. a cause different from the real one. 2. not nice, LR a woman's girale or 7 Zone. (o2 a3 rees)) § [ juiceless tasteless, disagreeable. H. B0, fioLZSJ rashidi, rashidu, s. e our R [®] (5 mercury a white sublimate or a it P receipt TARDE F 3 FeY to make out re- muriate of mercury. made in close vessels il ceipt in due form. 2. to file or keep a receipt with sulphur, mercury, and common salt [ 2. lustre. 8. T, rashmi, s A ray of light The crystals formed in the first operation are S 3. an eye-lash. 4. a carriage traces. sublimed a second time; which seems to be § Flavour taste. T 8. OR rasa, s 3)% the the only essential difference between this and U0 e six tastes, viz., DT sweet, S our. (o331 830 o}:} the preparation called 3% %, bj, salt, 8% bitter, ¥ pungent, TR astrin- T3 3 o2y $:3 killing mercury 3 alchymy. gent. 2. taste, sentiment, emotion as an Ty o0 an alchymist oo T3 a kind of spiri- 53 83 the ¢ object of poetry or composition. tuous liquor, % SR7 a class of medicaments. Q S 1 nine sentiments of poetry; as, 3,073 lov [epic) e} %0 [o}«:D} , B9 31 to express juice. &< heroism, T30 tenderness, ¥%), surprise, A S. ORT rasaka, s. Stewed or boiled meat vy mirth BBRIE terror, L 1“5‘ disgust § o¥ tranquillity. 3 affectlon of C. BRFX rasa-kasa, s. Coolness, distance, AZ ) ML A offence TE#s S5® to offend, displease. the mind, passion. 4. juice, exudation, a d 830 P — (o] o~ ) Plekex 01300, s. OR3> 2 -0 rasattu, adj. Juicy. wet, H. % rahd, s. A road, path. ©&» %ag8 a ity moist. 3. pleasing. highway robber. hene 8. TS rasane, s. The tongue. S, B&8 rahkita, adj. Bereft, abandoned, tobe destitute, left, destitute of, free from. S. d(’\f@?@? rasavdli, s. The neck or throat. hyle 8. O&98Y rasdtala, s. The fourth of the H. B8, BB rakita, rakitu, s. A far- mer, one who cultivates land. T*»&32g SIn, seven lower regions under the earth, and the 10 T&3 i d g Dt Ik TwokDy to follow the business of netal residence of the Daityas. a farmer. tlons, 8. O&o033 rasdyana, s, A dainty, de- r fhe licacy. s. S5, 657\’% raksha, rakshassu, s. An evil spirit ; apparently distinguishable in- I el 8. S&¥ rasdla, s The sugar-cane. 2. the to three classes ; one sort is of a demi-celestial el mango tree. nature, and is ranked with attendants on 8. O&T rasika, s. An agreeable man. St o a Kubéra ; another corresponds to a goblin, man of taste. BLT3s agreeableness. imp, or ogre, haunting cemeteries, animating Lo dead bodies, disturbing sacrifices, and ensnar- 8. ONS rasita, s. The rattling of thunder. Tend ing and devouring human beings; the third H. DA 23, TR0 rasime, rasume, s Al kind approaches more to the nature of the Raw silk. T. B. See T 21 titan or giant, a relentless and powerful ene- 4 S. Q&NX> rasisu, v # To sound, make a my of the gods. S&& %8 the king of the giants. noise. R o e (o) killing the giants. H. BT rasidu, See b, S. tfigff\f rakshaka,s. A sa viour, defender, 128 S. d?’g rase, s, The earth. preserver, protector. to 8. BReST rasdnaka, s. Garlick. 8. TBC rakshane, s, Da Qa ving, protec 4+ LY iha, he nourishing ; salvation. 8 dfizo ¢ rastdali, s. A fine kind of sugar- B&E preserved, pro- it tected, nursed. cane. T to save, protect, defend. B $2Po to preserve, take care of, or defend ih H. Tfiffio, BRT> rastu, rasadu, s. Pro- one’s self. 2. to protect another for one’s s visions laid in for an army; stores of grain and other articles. own use or advantage. S. O’@Dafl@ rakshd-patra, s. The end H. d”io raste, s. A road, way, path, paper, binding or cover of a book. b g d"m’g rasya, s. Blood. adj. Agreeable, 8. OSSR rakshi-varga, s A guard, pleasant. 2. palatable, delicious. sentinel. s. 8® rakla, s Solitariness, privacy. S. 'Cf?'f\ rakshe, s. Preserving, protecting, saving. p] o 3 8. D& rahata, s. A spinning wheel. a talisman, amulet, charm. H. OG0 rakaddri, s. The collection of ashes. 4. asortofa bracelet, a twist of thread ] duties on the high road. 2. a passport. 3 or tinsel, with a small packet containing a B Bkd g passport. few carminative seeds, bound round the wrist at particular periods. 5. the actual cautery, S. 'd"ob)?i:% rahassu, s. Privacy, solitariness. eben s o y T as a cure. ©on TF a jacket, coat. o 8. T®X 7‘0:/16!8}/&, adj. Private, secret, a sandal, shoe. 28] BF a turban. TER -'6@,32_)5 | either fit to be concealed or occurring in secret. to putona talisman. TFEc ¥wbd) a black spot i s. A secret, mystery 3.3 BTy a profound of lamp black, &c., put on to prevent the sup- i mystery, a very eat secret. THH T S0 g posed malign influence of evil eyes. dg\a 303 secret word. S [0 o] 7 a chief or hidden mean- ajewel talisman. 2. God, the preserver. 3%» \0 ing, &7 one who seeks or asks protection. BZj A. C. O®, T& raha, raki, s, Wonder, saving, protecting. C’fm the act of saving or surprise. protecting. i) A. C. ORgd 7’a7m7{zi, s. Radiance, lustre. 2. 8. O0FS rdnkava, s, Any thing manu- dancing, acting, factured from the hair of deer, &c. 851 - Tr0%P oY% 8. D905 rdmbha, s. A religious student’s people descended from the Kshatriye race, bamboo staff. speaking Telugu, and following divers pro- SR fessions, as medicine, &c. C. OOFD, UD?&QZS?, TR rdkadi, S 7’&%0(_%—%”8, rciga;‘i, s. A circular, or- S. To& 7‘6('j(l, s. A king, prince, sovereign, namented plate of gold, worn by Hindu fe- master. 2. aman of the legal and military tribe. 3. the moon. 4. a F. 6. Indra. il males upon their t'op-knot. N adj. in comp. Royal, denoting excellence or T. B, Oo5o%3, Uo%od, OoBA rdkdshi, eminence. 2. chief, supreme. TR FVD5T e | rakdsi, rdkasi, |ooz» | s. A female de- concern. 2 [ a prince. TR FOGNF g pubhc mon 2. a very bad woman. o an urgent business which cannot or may not 8. TO% rdake, s. The full moon, or the lunar W be neglected. W&/ royal, kingly, of or 2. a girl in whom day on which it is full. belonging to a king. Te®%:3T a superior par- hn menstruation has newly commenced. Te%? rot °® 1% a palace. o3y royalty, sove- e %oT) the full moon. reignty. Td=IRTy o Tped Taeid)k kingly, 0¥ 8. O=°A 7'(1’5/&, s. Colour, tinge, tint, dye. 2. in respect, reverence, and wealth. FTD TR f T 3. mental af- or universal affection, prepossession, love. o=d)R the great emperor 80 monarch. Te=n0 the shoe flower. Foty U fection in general, as sorrow, joy, passion. 4. 8 T ~ A% the red sort. 80Ty T=AD the eared envy, impatience of another’s success. o a 52y RESES I3 mode of music, a tune. TINS IO D, TN one. &bl Dm0, B TomMD other varieties. h &), to raise or set a tune. Ton IROF, TR I e Tos an upper fore tooth. TR TIF 2 OF I B % an organ or pianoforte. oon TRF duty incumbent on a king. oo 799 g royal Ji al city, metropolis. T wtde3 a kingly fashion. n$ envy and hatred. S0®=R great affec- tion or kindness. TR o desire. TR NG o3 918 politics ; justice and other conduct § [y becoming a king. o=y a man of the royal i v a treatise on music (being nothing more than tribe. (o] Sh o 0 a collection of pictures exhibiting the tradi- W&, e &M an anointed queen. a 3w TV, T tional history of the primary and subordinate Tew BB g kingly estate. modes and the subjects appropriated to each.) the portion of a crop falling to the share of — £9 T JRRF government. T 2D, DI &5 T, C. 09N chgi, s. A lover, gallant, libertine. oew 38,7 the king’s highway, the high-road. adj. Impassioned. ) OIT FuT Tew FAF his work is public for} & KNe th TON ra'gi, s. The common grain Cyno- = kR, O k% very great politeness T Surus coracanuys. an g oA, TOF0 TN, ss'azér'i (=] = a kind of bean, Dolichos cadjan T? § T o3 varieties of it. T°N &9, meal or pudding & ‘:a another sort of bean, Phaseolus T ;;:i\ made of it. ©°A &»F a lump of »dgi dough, k=] T g I\ % a pulmonary consumption. oen ©owd phgi gruel. TR J®B), TINR FLTY 2 R kingly luck, great luck. oem oSk fit for to clean or dress rdgi. 0l a king, superior. Tow T Kubéra. 2. an 8 s. OO0 rdgha-bdli, s. The girdle emperor, king of kings, universal monarch. over a coat of mail. Tow UFy, T B regalia. TIw ST an assembly of kings. O°% Fo%s royal parentage. C. S. TOROR rdghava, s - A name of Réma. DR FIXTJ, Do a royal mandate or edict. $ TPy ad, DT TP T, Do TePT WM =) 2. a strict order. oo 3320 a king so called. common military names. 81 T BT QUIT g, 2. an excellent king. Jop . ?0851?) rdchappa, s. A common name. T&F g kind of celebrated Canarese poem. C. To8FTo0gee rdchiru-bdna, s, A 13 saint ; that holy and superhuman personage f W kind of firework, or something resembling 2 which a man of the military caste may be- 10 bomb, used in war. come, by the practice of religious austerities. T, B, D988 5030s, ToBI030wTo rdche- oo THF® mustard seed. TORTR 3 Y a sacri- § A class of vdnaru, rdcheyavaru, s fice performed only by a universal monarch, Tomw Bkl Shudras employed under the former Mysore attended by his tributary princes. ! government, as armed peons. 2. a class of government employ. o ®WoW g white swan t 83 2 P [op) - ca@ 1, with red legs and beak, b)) Z. a drake. 3. an treasure ; territory ; a strong-hold ; an army; ~ 0 [0« excellent king. T 0w ®od g white swan. (or} population ; and a spiritual adviser. UE%&"S;SB T 0T D 0We S a tree $, T3y 2590 SRR, TE 2 N 3 Snm), 03xF RLEN weont kingly or regal state. o) IS VWG tob] o ruler, m, so called. 0 o® king of kings. @'&'353\ to rule, govern. e &R a kin a superior kind of rice. T3®WyFF sun and sovereign. Iy D0 'l moon. 2. the gigantic swallow-wort. [¢] & ? c. o8, 08¢, To&oee, TERY, o ¥8F g gem described as an inferior kind of T CD;?:%, 0063, To83mv 0, To 8o rd- diamond, and brought from Ilavrata. tana, rdtela, rdidna, rdtdla, rdina, 0 “@ &7 noble, fit, proper. s. Aloe-wood. T2 sy rdte, rdtawdna, rdtawdla, s. A wind- 06 a fabulous two-headed snake. T3 (=51 P¥rY iy [ Lo [0 WB, © 3033 9% lass, wheel for raising water. a spinning T3wd arvespectful epithet for a o wheel. 8. a whirligi to bl such as used at festivals, ol king. k3 o Indra. ne oe® g chief a machine made to turn round with boys, &c. elephant. V3 T g first rate horse. ALY I oo great king. 2. a lucky man. sitting upon it, also called SowTabies, TetReT 65 L) 0 2 awell with a wheel for drawing water, 8, TURT Tcé]'a/ia, s. An assemblage of per- 2) Tatdmee g hand windlass or wheel for rais- al sons. 2. a country having a king. ing water, [ 8. 0o 7'a'jana, s. Splendour, brilliance, [t{ C. 09 {33, T3 7’65,7.“!‘, 7’(Zdi, s. Foul or tur- radiance. bid water. o2y to become turbid. 8. TN 7'(676(80, s. The predominance of passion, pride, arrogance, presumption, or S. To&w 7'(6’2261, s. Lustre, effulgence, bright- l anger. ness. )i T3 TT g 8. U023 7‘61’_].2', s. A line, row, continuous line. 8. O96® rdni, s. A queen. H, 0033 ra:ji, adj. Contented, satisfied, female’s apartment in a palace, a seraglio, al agreed, pleased, willing. s. Good pleasure, royal bed-chamber. T3 S5TD IRB to kCC]_) i 2y in-doors, as Mussulman women. Ta¢3 T3y g & 2oz ISR 0 «ag I do not approve of that o work. 02e3®008 wID TwaE: to write willingly. queen’s government. 1 o2l T g written testimony given by a €. 0@ oD m’mwe, s. An army, host, troops. plaintiff, upon a cause being finally settled, T VHT il 0 8 a general. - that he is satisfied. ol 2. a deed of resignation, D. TY38eb rdtalu, s. A weight, one pound. ] an acquittance, a release. H. To8ga» rdtibu, s. Allowance, portion, 33 S. Tv&T, ©Te3eT rdjika, rdjtkae, s 1] provision. Foreign invasion. 2. the oppression of the 3 ght. (Slota c@\sj, T D government,as opposed to Z3DF the visitation S. Uo% rdéri, s. Ni © 3 < 81, o of God. e © Te8), SB T 27 oy ©28) midnight. = 5 «X3 T an Irradiated, enlight- WP r 093, early part of the night. s. o83 rdjita, adj . ened, illuminated. &) after midnight. 85 028, an annual festi- val in honour of Shiva’s birth. 3¢ T=8) g al c. 0oBZeBeTOIL rdjinéjird-nellu, a0 i’ particular night, when the natural period of s. A kind of paddy. it - Q human existence is supposed to be about S. AN ) ?'(t:]'i./a, s. A snake, Amphisbena. 1\ complete, and when certain ceremonies are ity s. T923%0 ?‘(fjffiil, v. n. To shine, clitter, be W & performed ; the 7th night of the 7th month radiant. v. «. To increase, excite, as fire. pd of of one’s 77th year; after this period of life a ) 05 a0t S. UDB%QZ’) 7‘({]'2'1,‘(1, s. A fish, cyprinus man is exempted from his usual attention to d 3. wiloticus. 2. alotus. 3. a deer. religious ceremonies, 2. a dark night. ¢ be = oS oz death. 028) B night and day. c‘?\aj {res S. UDL‘d& 7'(@]12/61, s. A government, country, 2. i 0 principality, kingdom. 2. the administration g, 0a8) &3 a goblin, fiend, evil spirit. (o) ey of government, exercise of sovereignty. thief, robber. 3. a guard, watchman, patrole. i or:] Sk = g star or constellation. czgj 2INT g w3507 a requisite of regal administration; as 2 . dog. o22) ®v dew, mist, fog 038) Jed, O3 g\ Al a monarch; a prime minister; an ally b E I 86 29 Q S lopte] (o) CS?) ) 3) FV D. 8 ®8 the moon, ©? -~/ , 038) ¥ night- village to the south. @& ©s2 (Rama’s mes- T o8 Rama’s time. senger) Hanumanta. 5. U050 03 rdddhdnta, s. A proved or monkey troops. T2 ey g faithful promise. established fact, a just comciusion, demons- A 03D TN BT R FeB give me 3 trated truth. faithful promiss. :zpf% I TS FeTy BR A 1 D3R 080 SR@ to establish a A O] gruth. 2. to make a great quarrel. %, TeTgeae your word is falsified. T [ 8. TOQ rddha, s. The second lunar month. %o the bullock’s heart, annona reticulata. TIZRIoR o237g the prickly night-shade. P 8. D0, UoQT rddhe, rddhike, s. A Lakshmana, younger brother of Rama. 0? (.0 mistress of Krishna during his residence with T eesecrdy the spiritual guide of those the cowherds. 2. thesixteenth of the Hindu (0 having the trident-formed sectarian mark. list of constellations containing four stars in Ul the shape of a festoon. TITD B, ToQhF X3 TITRINE '*oarc;do, Toa30Re3eBo the Rama- [0 [orrArYsit o SRS Krishna, 209 208, 038D Karna. nuja sect. s a commentary by TR0 TIF 03T 8,0 Rémanuja on the Védas. Tl . 0993, ooV | vagwe, rdptd, rdh- any formidable or dreadful war. pte, rdhptd, adj. Common, familiar. 2 <) D foetida. L) S. To0TB rdmatha, s. As [6 much frequented, become common, as a high §. T3306200358 rdmantyaka, adj. Beau- yoad. B30T WYY TR DT, JRB 23200 :\jb you must not observe this custom with that tiful, pleasing. X gentleman. gy & FUTIFIR T3, WRPOY S. OO rdme, s. A woman. adj. Agree- & he is not yet accustomed to that work. 4 able, beautiful. 1 {i 8. T3 rdma, s. A name common to three | S, An honorific XTI T3¢ the son T. B. D000 rdya, [ow incarnations of Vishnu. aflix to the names of brahmans. 2. a cele- il of the sage Jamadagni; born at the com- an brated ancient king of Annégunds. ElesMezo mencement of the second age, for the purpose It & an order or mandate not to be violated. of punishing the tyrannical kings of the Tood kT g very large kind of tower over ww 0 the elder and half Kshatriya race. a temple gateway. 02w 1'% a notorious thief, brother of Krishna, the son of Rdkini, born T30 ’oawé:svrjdm TINR WD BT, B though ? at the end of the third age. TBOH To, 2N 1 - 3] - the king get a kingdom, we must grind rdgi. TR, WIS o9 30y LRLTOB TIDY, hgjwca;fio, Toodses, T3 i o3 g2 the king’s highway. 03 o8, the son of Dasharatha, king of 8 03025238, Tace3eeF government, reigning, rul- Oude, born at the close of the second age, to ing. 60320 an ambassador. 2." a very & destroy the demons who infested the earth, clever man. D (o and especially Révana, the sovereign of Cey- 16 C. TP030N 7'(5]/&18&, s. The business of tl Yon. He reigned in Oude 1600 years before TRV a secretary to a native government. Christ. T 3y, U ¥, 088 meditating on g a government secretary. Teo0F W3 to write Réma. 03306 an epic poem by Valmiki, h in the name of government. i containing the history of Rama. 2. the name S. OO rdva, . Sound, report, noise. of several poems on the life and adventures h of Réma, TR0 FTIWIH readiug‘ the C. TOITE, R rdva-kaitige, s. A stick of Réméyana. ?dnm’omrfig‘é DR TREI z‘:%‘éflj R with an iron point, used to gnide or goad an i like introducing a mean puppet into a drama elephant. fi from the Ramayana. Tos wrd Ragma’s ar- i S. TR rdvand, s, The sovereign of Lan- ‘row, which, as soon as he discharged it, had [ ka or Ceylon, who was destroyed by Réma. the peculiar property of returning of itself to Wit 03520 Rdma, enemy of Rdvana. 93¢ Ré- ~ the quiver. 2. a fire work of a similar des- B vana’s son, 06 %wY oluttony, a voracious o) cription, T 23260 30T Hen w3he2 3 he comes TIFND, TIFR)T e C appetite. very quickly. 2 FTREHT 8 T2 ~ 29 D the names of towns about Bangalore. . TORN®D rdvist, v.n. To sound, make a 81 333 Adam’s bridge. ool T g sacred noise, fr 834 o0& oY) D. TRy rdvut, 5. An honorific affix to the lands of India, the country above the ghauts. ml":!‘ Hirh) names of learned brahmans and others; 2. a town or city with extensive environs. Dise, chiefly confined to Mahrattas: as, T=h T3, e U“w"éy the Mahratta country 16 3 ?@fim 033y, WRTY T, &c. S. TVRT ng rcfsa-/crz’qle, s. A festival a- C. TOYRED rdvu-ganni, s. Eyes which mong the cowherds, including songs and dan- ) open instantaneously upon birth. ces, especially the circular dance as perform- at. C. TOYARE> rdvu-gdlu, s. A smith’s ed by Krishna and the cowherdesses. poker. 8. 09X rdsabha, s. An ass. C. UDI’)J@ rdvuta, s. A horseman, trooper. 'tm} S. TOR), rdsme, s. The plant Mimosa octan- Al c. 0T é&&), o> rdvu-tatiu, rd- dra. vu-bz’]lé, v % An evil to affect or come up- AIa: 8. To®> rdhu, s. The ascending node. In on one. 7Y mythology, the son of Simhike. After the 8. 099, o& rdshi, rdsi, s. A heap, quan- churning of the milk-sea, he sat amongst the tity. 2. a sign of the zodiac; as, 2= aries ; gods and drunk of the ambrosia, but being ST taurus ; NPT gemini ; TEOFUT, TUI detected by the sun and moon, his head was cancer ; WoB leo ; Ty, T virgo ; S libra ; His head severed from his body by Vishaa. falle &) F scorpio ; TIRY sagittarius ; ST cap- being immortal from the ambrosia, which had ricornus ; FOB aquarius ; and DR pisces. reached the throat, he endeavours to take re- =3, Ued the constellation or sign under which TEe venge by swallowing the sun and moon, and a person is born. °® %) an astrological thus causes eclipses. 0% 7% an eclipse 2. the zodiac. diagram. 2% 039 equal, si- of the sun or moon. T BN, TV ST il SR Bowe TS Sow DT Td g fool milar, alike. a fierce countenance. Ty WREW g sudden ] (] ‘o and an ass are alike. vuz T g fortunate impressicn of terror to come upon one. 2. 0% ) natal sign. ¢ 02 an unfortunate one. ® to go near one. Al 8 ©ed the second, fifth, eighth, and eleventh ver C. ORo8 rdhuta, s. Ahorseman,trooper, constellations. =3 U8 the first, fourth, se- i) venth, and tenth. VB 538 the third, sixth, C. UD@), D'Dfifa cm_la, T'd,lu, s. Resin, the oll resinous exudation of the Shorea robusta, ninth and twelfth. ©FF 02 enmity, ha- 71 tred. 035638 the ruler of a constellation. used for pitch. ©%, 0 O B ® a heap of rice. 38,3 Ted g heap of S. Uaij\?\i rakshasa, s. An evil spirit, de- paddy. Tade, @ew, 08¢ IND to pile, heap mon, vampire, or fiend, but who appears to up. oedg =00 fo pour out into a heap. 8¢ be of various descriptions, and is either a pow- 28 g small quantity of grain remaining after erful giant or titan, or an enemy of the gods a heap of corn has been measured, which is in a superhuman or incarnate form,as Révana given to the village servants. TEYIcH Ted g and others ; or a mischievous and cruel goblin to heap of grain containing both the govern- W or ogre, haunting cemeteries, animating dead ment’s and the farmer’s share. B8RO0 T g bodies, and devouring human beings. TEIR heap of winnowed grain. BT Ted g heap 3,3 (chief of the giants) Ravana. TOER Ty ey T3 ¥¥ o of grain before it is winnowed. a cruel deed. 2. a very difficult achievement. measure a heap of grain, Te® &3 fees given Oag\ T 323 U 5 a surgeon, a doctor of harsh treate I from a heap of grain. S0 Tod Ind VY to ment. oz a glantess or female fiend. S measure as it comes, good and bad together. ¥ Bwean © TIFD she is a very desperate wo- 098] kS FnBIBD to bargain for a mass, man. O DTN CEX T & cactus ficus Indica. without picking and choosing., T?® Sxneo & S, OB rdakshe, s. Lac, the animal dye, i &) 2 ° a n account of any thing in the lump, &\ taken just as it comes. w00 T2® gheep of a T. B. 00T 0 rinkanda, See toweo. 1 guperior quality. A. C. OB rinku, s. Dancin t=F] o circumams 8. Tv bulating. 8o $o circumambulate. 1] - K’fés) rdshira, s. An inhabited coun- try, realm, or region. ) dqs T3, ) the high- S. Do rinkha, s. Disappointing, deceiving e/ 835 Oo&) TS 2. a horse hoof! 3 a horse’s paces 4. T. B. D705 T rishya-mika,| 3 ~/a=af] dancing. 5. sliding, slipping s. A mountain so called Do rinkhana, T.B. DORO rin- T. B. e risaba, | 5] s, An ox, bullock E gana, s. Slipping, sliding H. 0TS, DT o9, DEOO risdl, risdld ez D. DOR R, VoOmeed ringani, ringdni, risdale, s, A battalion of cas alry PNT A s. A child’s plaything. 3 an officer commanding cavalry. Bl H. D380 rikdne, s. A column. T. B. B, B3), 7isi, rishi, [s]s. A sage i or saint H. D%oen, oFvew rikdbu, rikébu, s A d o a SRADY) stirrup. a stirrup leather T. B. 5 riksha, |s0%]s. A star Taye T. B. DB rikku, [z s. A star, q 8. B ridha, s. Disrespect, irreverence, dis- regard 1.8 6336_ rikku, (%3] s The first veda UL 2. a mystical prayer Qe rna, s. Oozin dripping, leaking. ) 8. ©F mkta, qd; Empty, void. 2. poor, S. ©¢8 riti, s. Usage, custom, practice, local i i destitute, indigent t=, ®7,, 0%, ¥} an empty or traditional observance 2 manner, way 1.3, hand 3. likeness. hon 4. oozing, leaking, distilling 8. ©F rikte, s. Thefourth ninth, and four- 6. calx of T 5. pale brass or prince’s metal teanth days of the lunar fortnioht brass i g 7. the scoria of any metal or the oxide 8. OF riktha, s Substance, property,wealth. formed on the sw ce of metals, by their 2. what comes to the heir a at la aw. C® 0 ¢ to heat or air L% exposure 8. natural property €% an heir or disposition T, 08 3 w I know 10§ T. B. 083 richa, | TS oy =2 s. The first Veda your way T3 0g&cdg not this way 3¢ T. B. O& A& a7 oy ° riju, [ 1 adj. Straight, correct C. 2033 rURjd, s. A kind of brazen drum. l}lwl\w 8. O3 7ile, s. The crackling of flame. S. D’ 200 runda, s. A skull, Sod %% g necke 8 0 v ace of skulls U T.B. 089 ripa@, [obe] s, Debt, obligation. Oes 252 trouble from being in debt Do 8. N 0 S. Tl F rundike, s, A threshold. 2 a y threefold obligation ; as @& 2, & 8, O, O O} field of battle 3. superhuman power ®¢> a man’s obligations to gods, manes, and H. 000 rundi, s, Width, breadth. I; S b ints L3, T.B. D3 D. To0QI0T0N G rummi-mastaki, s. A rita, [sh3) adj. True s. Truth medicament the T.B. 085 7tlu; [m | 5. A season. ®2;®six Ly 8. BB rukku, s. Sickness, disease. 2 i seasons ; as, 70 spring; M)tHy the hot sea- lustre, beauty. 3. wish, desire it £l son; =7 the rainy season 4. lightuing. 3T, the sultry 5. the first 7 DeIY an accumulation N v Q) season ; &'&o8 winter ; and T the cold sea- of disease or the aggregate of disease. Cry) son B2 Fov the season of menstruation. © DT, C, 0 8 =9, T bathing after menstruation D3y oo 8. ©3F, rukma, s. Gold 2. 1ron. s the 3, 08y o0l ES) a ceremony observed at the Rati, Cupid’s wife. consummation of a marriage 0o &3 rukmini, s, The first wife of 8.7 T. B. 08 ritta, Krishna, a princess whom he carried off by 0y 1 adj. Empty 2. poor destitute violence. the goddess Lakshm. Wy ) T. B. 5303536, & ritwikku, ritwija, S. TOA rugna, adj. Sick, diseased, infirm [ Wioé 2. bent, crooked ®%] s. A family or officiating priest. 0 | S. a'J Mpu, s. An enemy, adversary, foe 8. Ta23% ruchaka, s The citron, citrus ]’lln 0%y 23 an assailant or hostile ax my medica 2. an ornament for the neck Tll\ iz H. O598&° rvdju, s, Custom, us age 3 O S. ToeF ruchi, s Taste, relish, sweetness [ J% g 1t 13 not the custom her desire 3. lustre. 4. beauty intense & T. B. D% rishya, [w%] s T he white foot- 6. aray application to any object or pursuit ed antelope. of light 7. Agni, 8. Shukra. 88 el to yield g ToS TOD WS | a taste or relish 2. to be toone’s liking. T gods, because they wept at their birth, or 3 delicious, savoury 2. brilliant B Sk because they made the enemies of the gods Y o o 9 = e 19 @ to try. lit. to see the taste of any thing. weey [o! dfy\vuq 3] a cemet Y D N e8] 7 e TS SRR, T8 F 0 to seem delicious. [e) (&) qui CK ol silver ) (i, l 200D apopiexy 69 279 xS aF 5 p__ 3 Pm vati. W 01y ) A attrac or engage one's attention; to 9 acquire a taste for SR < D 8o D Tots T8 8. DT3B, wvytr rudrdksha, rudrd- = by continuing to eat it, he is come to like 8408 .7f¢/ll s. The berry of the elewocarpus gani- 1f. Tl Bwe to impart a relish or flavour. trus, Rox. QTe A %\ %T a rosary made with art, T (hot rayed) the sun. ke o3 (CO()]. o] P ° W B its berries. 3% © earing it - :r ) R rayed) the moon. TV @z a small kind of bread fruit, ©225T ruckira, adj. Beautiful, charming, 8. 3203 rudhira, s. Blood pieasing. 2. swee 3. stomachic, restorative. 8. BoQBReTD © rudhirddgdri, s. The S ol 7“16071/(1, adj. Pleasing, charming % d"l"’lltf\ll fifty-seventh year in the Hindu cycle of sixty. (d al 9 G. do’?faxa, B\ J(tl v, BB, To8R rwyu, | Lovete ] adj Right, true ruppai, (g, honest foM Yo D) g true or correct word ezl 5. A rupee (oM} L 1] &’Jed AR ‘. | i LY a mild, pliant man. C ’da 2) rubbu, v.a. To thb or grind in = H > P rujU, s. A signature 2. conviction a mortar by turning round th tone pestle —~ thelr 3. proof. adj. Proved, established. o [8] Tow Mo g stone pestle. [o M AVRE M o}>n) a larce @ed current coin, good money. PR A “"“‘3/ ooe T stone mortar. to sign B J ? oW 2. to prove. ‘4’, R YBR) JINRB o C. TIR500), Bo3e 572(7}7((!2{, rumdle, =] e establish evidence T &0l RIad] to Dbecome s. A turban [5) & . a handkerchief [ 5¢ T ESAD) proved or established o g turban I 3 Sosnew g pocket handker- CEISMRe) ESAPAY) Sen S. u)é rije, s. Disease, sickness. 2. over- chief. v a shawl. (e throw, destruction S. TRV rume, s The wife of Sugriva S T> ruttu, s. Passion vrath, anger S. TI0> ruru, s, A sort of deer. 2. a siant 54 B. To&o runda, [e®e] 5. Debt, obligation flayed by Shiva. : ToZ rutu, s. Thecry of birds and anim 1s S. 53““ UYL, s. A coin of the value of B. To3> rutu [&39] 5. A season. 2 five (/L(OIZ. A the menses. T. B. ToQ 1UvvY, [2%] 5. Form, shape. o, B, T rutta 2) adj. Round, cir ) cular 8. T3, Tom mm/ula, rushia, adj 10, 8. THo) Enraged, angered rudita, s Weeping, lamentation o S. 0%, rushe, s crying. Anger, passion, wrath T. B. Co&R& rusaba, [3,%%] s. An ox €. DO ruedu, v . Torub any thir Ag On | Mo~ I the body in order to clean it. B. T 7rusi e 2] s. A sage or saint S, 'dau) 7lld(?/26(, adj. Obstructed. 2. sur H. ToR0300, ToRWwRo rusumu, rusim, 0f muuded begirt. S. Custo J ry fees the allowance in a Iy 8. T8 rudra, s. A name or form of Shiva. crop of grain falling to a village corporation. = 2 a demi-god -\~ ~o0 FD O 0 Ad ol o fees from the custom-house re- an inferior manifestation " | of Shiva or, according to one legend, a eipts given to the hereditary servants of a [} —x’ 308 yeP) being born from the forehead of Bramha village 2% Tz the portion of a i crop falling to the re { =l o istrar of the district. There are »%30% B.8,D eleven Rudras ; viz., ij 5 S >?*i“ 2 3 BoTBRLN TRoPW the same to the village ac- i3 , YWVBF T L‘X, BT 2, W3, countant amyé WIRTRT, B)gcicwT, EXTT f T 2 s RBIBTI. The name is given to Skiva, be- 8. T2 ruha, adj 2. 158 Growing, springi D' cause according to his own declaration, he 10 mounted, ascended TOW Towm, Wodwr To® the to the demi- /\/» CU {6 2 €on ] ! ( disperses the tears of mortals lotus, a tree. hair (3] 8 7 N’ ToF % % hair on the body. 3 %% finger nails. FIORAR BTN, TJH eI g Oompany’s CCU FFwr BT the breasts. rupee. ceeve Bwxa the former Mysore ra- 0 jah’s rupee. ) C: ng, 53%9 7‘7/]6/, 7‘E£,Zi, s. A silver chain 3% Sered g Sicca rupee. . -\-«5 =9 or bracelet worn on the legs by women. wozpd Bewed the quarter of a pagoda. TVEIJR BRTIN ear 8. B ridha, adi. Born, produced. 2. Tég Twirac g Surat rupee. 1eed famous, notorious. 3. certain, ascertained. a Sultan rupee. (. 5 3 4. budded, blown. 5. traditional, known or S. BRVTD rUpisi, v. a. To give form to, fu‘ 0 2. customary, applied especially to words of fo- mould, sculpture, model, draw, sketch. reign or unknown origin, but of which the to describe particularly. employment and application are familiar. T.B. DR rUpu, [3+5] s. Form, shape, f 3 BeBRAD {0 be well known. TRB 0w well 2. mode, manner, way. f -3’\\ established or settled. S. fife)?f;g 7‘??]7'7/(5, s. Silver. 2. wrought frea S. T 7’zfd72i, s. Birth, produaction. o < silver. 3. wrought gold. adj. Handsome, altt It growing. 3. fame. 4. traditional or custo- beautiful. TwilzgTs % a mint-master. e, mary meaning of words, as opposed to their H. BRT, Swdwwew ribaru, riba- 0 etymological application, or to words incapa- r4bu, adv. In one’s presence, before one, ble of etymological analysis. S8 ©z3Eg S8 o face to face. Twews TwtieR, Trw Tewd ol Twd T2 T am not sufficiently familiar with @ to speak in one’s presence, to speak hof b that character. Budg F98) g common word. face to face. cen Bedm, Cw2 to establish. 2. to make pub- 0, 3 lic or known. 3. to unite, join. TRZBAT 39):3 T. B. Do) rivi, (%3] s A coin equal to five cash. 2. wealth, a king well established. @°7 Sw ©T S that lac is the customary way. S. ’(3.@23\3 7’lf$7litd, adj. Pounded, pul- 0, 0 oy 8. BwD rupa, s. Form, figure; an image, verized. 2. covered, spread over, inl.aid. 3. anointed, smeared. he figure, reflection, or resemblance of any real the object ; colour, form, any object of vision. 2 T. B. D%, WL riha, rihu, [dsz) 3 appearance, semblance. 3. beauty. 4. na- s. Form, figure. BeE TR to shew the tural disposition, property, or nature. 5 form. 2, to appear or come out, as any 3 cattle generally, flocks and herds. 6. a verse. thing below the skin. TB»% to draw, sketch. 2 7. declension, conjugation, or the inflection 2. to describe in detail. § s« of nouns or verbs. 8. a play, a dramatic S. tife)‘%\ 7'2.2/'659/59, s. The incipient stage of 5.3 i [5) e poem. 9. acquiring familiarity with any book a fever. adj. Unkind, harsh. rough, un- Py or poem by frequent perusal, learning by rote. smooth. =aw = TRl < o8 g handsome man. TRTT0E, TeBTo L c. BoF renlze, s. The grunt of an ox. faly 8, Ba%33 g handsome woman. I SR E, A. C. 8o renje, s. The trappings of a 53 Tedd Sod #figa, Tedd FOX to assume a horse or elephant. fat form. BsI F@ heauty to fade. T 258 g C. 805 rembe, s. A small side branch. b strumpet, who lives by her beauty. 8. ST ripaka, s. A drama, a drama- c. 3% rekke, s. A wing of a bird, of an o tic poem. 2. a figure of-rhetoric in general. arrow, of a window, door or building. B, O b, - 3. shape, form, figure. 4. a particular class oY % to expand the wings. TER VB, 6%‘%{ }M 2% to shake the wings. 25’“1g BRgY an of poetical or rhetorical figures, including va- C, U arrow. rious modes of poetical description, or the D illustration and exhibition of visible things (of% "3&? rette, s. The arm. 2. a pair, § 3 R T D ten modes of dramatic 3 and persons. ©3T cotufie. 3. the dung of birds. the performance. TBeEFedT S0, g prosopopceia. c. B reddi, s. A caste of aboriginal an Bex® 3%.a mode of beating time. 2. a me- Telugu farmers. 2. the head man of a i taphor or figure of speech. village. 3. an affix to the names of stone- iy 1. B. Qo002 ripdi, [8e3] s, A rupee. cutters. P2 ' T 0 8 o 8 e 60%) SeTH ed pany's 2. the mother of Parashurama. BNTD WB c. 3% reppe, s. The eye-lash or lid. TSk 16 e Parashurama. 2B, T, B, BB.R e@ to wink, i1l C. ’8? rellt, s. A branch or portion of an 5. BeIRDY, BeBY rétassu, rétavu, . b ear of corn. [5] V4 . along and thick flowering Semen virile. o3 Be3xy quicksilver. 0} reed. T. B. B répu, [3+3] s Form, shape, manner. m fo, C. BeB, e réku, rékhu, s. Cloth be- 8. Be% répha, s. The letter ¥ or B 2. pas- ) fore it is made up. 2. the leaf of a flower. 3. metallic leaf or foil. sion or affection of the mind. adj. Low, vile, FooBe BRE pure gold leaf. BB w2, contemptible, wicked. [5) “ defamed, reviled. VY B3 silyer leaf. hape, 8w Y ) [2 ), o beat out metallic leaf. 8. DO &0 rérihdna, s. A name of Shiva. I 8. BeF, B¢ réke, rékhe, s A line, S. 83503 révanta, s. The fifth Manu. il 1! il streak, stroke, stripe. 2. fraud, deceit. 3. S. B33 révata, s. A prince, the father- Ol a little. 5. 4. fulness, satisfaction. a ges- in-law of Balarama. ture. 6. standard assessment. B3R IRB 2. e to draw a line. Br3E»7Rt0 hecome streaked. S. '83355 révati, s. Balardma’s wife the twenty seventh lunar asterism, contain- Belt v a gift. %) %B a curved line. 0I¢y ing thirty-two stars. B T8¢ T Balarama. e *& Bk g horizontal or straight line. &P Tesl, %) 5B g parallel line, 53./1‘:3 U.Q&"} a D. BeY 7évu, s, A harbour, port, quay, peas shore. central line, 2. support. S. -8'\"33 réve, s. The Nerbudda river. I§) C. SR8, SRR régati, régade, 5. A black rich soil. H. 3¢3,, 3o, réshme, réshme, s. Silk. - __&’ U C. BeR> 7égu, v, n. To increase, prevail, S. Bew\ & réshana, s. Howling, roaring. abound. 2. to be excited. VIR 2w SgAy g 3 rei, T.B. B 03> 7'eiya, s. Money, he is angry, he is exasperated. 238 TR wealth. 2. beauty. adj. Beautiful, pleasing. the bile is increased. TAR2 to incite, set on. H. 38 reita, s. A farmer, cultivator. 35° VIT, BB @33 do not exasperate him, fhe & farming, cultivation. 0y 8. Bee3T rdchaka, s, A purgative, purge. 8. BUYRB, B$8T reivata, revataka, 2. respiring i S A mountain, the eastern part of the 8. B0es3 réchana, s, Purging, looseness. Vindhya range, that part in which the of 8. B0e38 réchita, s. A horses paces. adj. Nerbudda rises. 2. the fifth Manwantara. Purged. C. Bwood rondi, s. The elbow. 2. the hip, haunch, loins. & 8@?’13@_399@ réchhattdpa, s A cor- tain poem. C. BWT(, 6’@% rokka, rokkha, s. 3. H. BN, eRN rdjagi, réjigi, s. Trouble, Money, wealth. 2. ready money, cash. fatigue. 2,03 TwI IR Cw B=Ag 39033 a place of great small money or change. business and bustle. Si=At FoTa fatiguing 2,57, how many small pieces are there in a business, rupee? Tw®,T, Tw¥JoS g rich man. Bwos) 1 ES) H. BexGoQ réjaddni, s, A sand or pounce 5% hard cash. g0 Ses) small change. box. c. B3y, B> rochchu, rochche, Cc. BeB réde, s. The outer covering of a s. Mud, mire. adj. Damp, wet, dirty. bees’ nest, empty comb. H. 3w, rotli, s. Bread, a loaf. 8. '3@5"83 rénpu, s. Dust, powder. T3 Sgen C. Bw3 rodda, s. A left-handed man. 2. Ity the dust of the feet. SO zfi;fisé 9T Brewd [ a name among Shudras. ©»3, #3 left-handed. am the dust of your feet (an expression of Sw% FU3 Jeft-handed work. \111 great humility), 8T ?)Q T 6{{’50 a supe- Cc. B = roppa, s. Ahamlet. 2. a cottage. o) rior sort of camphor. i3 C. BB, roshiu, s. Dirt, filth. 2. confu- sion, disorder. S. 865@33'," rénuke, s, A sort of perfume. Q 8 o 9 N BreT Bredo 8 8. ‘C?J@Q%”J roka, s. A hole, chasm, vacuity. ATC 8@35&(’33 7’0’(_]([([1!, v #. To mimick, | 2. light. jeer, mock. H. Bwe®, Swede rika, 7'()’76’;?,65, s A <o =) 8 c. D& réte, s. Dirt, filth, mud. 2. dis- written note. 2. lustre or radiance of the d gust, horror. 3. ordure. adj. Filthy , impure, countenance. = -y 5 3. a side or point of the dirty. e (3 €¢ WT= a melancholy, weeping, compass. or disagreeable countenance. th 57 . ”3\@333 7’0’/’1‘/L6, s. A draft, bond, assign- S. 6@@55 rddana, s ‘Weeping, lamenta- SIX ment, engagement. tion, crying. 8. C‘)JQQT\) 7‘(1‘:(/(1, s. Sickness, indisposition, s. BweBd, TweeBRo|, BReBY rdda- R disease in general. Swint @S the cause of 81, rddassu, rddavu, s, Heaven, the skys e sickness. TR BORQ =) the examination of a [5] “, the earth. 9 -9 ® paradise. disease. T 3 an antidote or cure for a T G(\S 8. BReQ, BReQro rédha, rodhassu, B (fi e 22 of malady. ©8 the subjugation s. A bank, shore. 5] & . an impediment. disease or recovery from sickness. Ty Rers (Y] 8. ST, TR ropa, ropapa, s, A B30 a tempor Y a1 y relief. t’»’J\T", iQS&’é a god- disturbing or bewildering of the mind, a con- dess presiding over diseases. CakR3 W) the fusing or confusion of ideas. 2. an arrow. ol heaviness induced by disease. BriR 0¥ con- 3. a germ, sprout. sumption. TR OEo the property or pe- S. ‘5{@‘3353 réma, s. The hair about the culiarity of a disease. 8¢PF Tk g long body. Tw(x0 F4T g pore of the skin, Jwrad sickness. (& ot qern s 3et7 an incurable disease. o > TR, B w-bo:”o, TR I 03, &@\a"figz;\m Ty Bwzn a curable disease. BRyRTO W bt 09 R the line of 8 ( ° horripilation. Twr=E:T322, Bagans CrrAodno to become sick Bagh, Sw \ NS q o hair down the breast. Swi=3 a man whose sick man, one who has bad health. ki body is overgrown with hair. 2Ry By T 0. SRIRE™ rdgan, s . Varuish R B [e¥I ) Feor < hairy al hair about the privities. %) to varnish. B eared. = Q S. Syoees réchaka, s. Hunger, appetite. S, '3@33350?5 romontha, s. Ruminating, S. 8@325'{5 réchana, s. A yellow pigment chewing the cud. H supposed to be the concrete bile of the cow, T. B. BRET rorava, See 53T3. or, according to some authorities, to be found 2 s. Swwrwo2y rdlamba, s. A bee. in its head, used as a medicine, a dye, and a S. SOOI 7‘0,-Sfia, s. Anger, wrath, fury. B perfume. 2. a stomachie, a carminative. i B, '3\.@3?{5 rosu, v. n. To be angry, dis- 8. Bwe3d3593 rdchamdna, s. A tuft or pleased. 2. to be weary of, disgusted with, B¢ curl of hair round the neck of a horse or on 5 - to loathe. Bwr ~ 2 2 Bwgd?, Twr = 2335 wrath, | the lower part of it. adj. Shining, splendid. Sg B W 2 displeasure. 2. di (=) ust, loathing. 8. Bumges, BuegesRal rdehi, réckissu, &% g disgusting man. Swi™ WI3E a woman -y s. Light. who is loathed. TRy ~ wrwSS loathsome- ) -SR] ness. Bard BRoB) B o N Roto become disgusted 8 S. B3 £ réchishnu, adj. Splendid, ¢ brilliant, elegantly dressed or ornamented. with, to go away loathing. § A fast. 0. S rdja, s. s. Swedoed réhini, s. The fourth lunar . B0t38 rdji, s. Work, employment. Swg asterism, figured by a wheeled carriage, and lll =Y o= OF; and & TR containing five stars, daughters of ! D, ¢ o9, T a daily account hook. = 233w &3 gne wives of ¢ 5 0B, %) “ . a girl nine years old. 3. 730 g servant, workman. 0 o 7 ST e SR n the mother of Balarama. 4. a cow. foVo) € 30 9 out of employment. [o¥?) 4 BTROF ger- (5] 30 5 ") a3 o | R X8 Bwidedy T8 Balarama. vice & earning. (o) J R & \ RoTe YD 'y sc/) resterday. the moon. t Bk f) & Jowwed the aforesaid day. 23 B 2. Mercury. e = 3n 9) G o 355 an unemployed man is his own S. 8@3303’ ?'()’/u.t(l, s. Indra’s how unbent. C, o k) 337, mast Y adj. Red. Bwrd o \ Agni, riding on ared or o I -9 2 rdtt, s. Bread , a loaf. fiery steed. NoR 840 Sweedo 02 i 8. BB rdhittu, s. A femaleantelope cible. 3°Z,%:Vevening, the time when Skive with white feet. and his attendant goblins dauce. 8. Bwede® réhisha, s. A kind of white 0, ds. S. TOO) roudri, s. The fifty-fourth year in deer 2. a kind of grass. 3. a kind of fish. pure, the Hindu cycle of sixty. 2. Gouri, wife of 8. TORJF roujanika, s. The tartar of eeping, Shiva. the teeth. ¢. T 0T reurava, s. One of the divisions mente S. U"-JC*/)) roudra, s. Wrath, rage. 2. the of Tartarus. sixth star. adj. Formidable, fearful, terrific. 2. sharp, acute. 3. relating or belonging to S. ofiD%oF"fagofio 7'024/12'226'_7/@ s. Balarama. 1id- Budra or Shiva. 4, violent, wrathful, iras- 2. Mercury. heskp AAAANAANAAAANAAAANANNS AANNNNAAAANNANNANAN s 000 © la, The forty-sixth letter of the alphabet, B3N, LoBIAR, wodA g female receiver of sounded as a soft la with the tip of the tongue bribes. ©05d 3R, wore 83 to receive bribes. i he VoI TR =2 between the front teeth. 2. a short foot in @), VU B0 to bribe. 03 VD, poetry. Loes TN, Vot To, Mo g hribe. 8. @038, ©o8D lankini, lankini, s. A ne hf T. B. ©0233 lanchana, {o5o33] s, A mark, female giant who defended Lanka, and was 08¢ spot. killed by Hanumanta. 2. a fierce, passion- c. o8 landa, adj. Bad, evil, wicked. o ate woman. 3. nankeen. Wy a bad woman. s. ©F lanke, s. Ceylon, the ancient capital of Ravana. s. 008 lampata, s. Ragerness, zeal, de- YoFFT, VoFR XY, LoFI TG iy Ravana. sire for. 2. a whoremonger, lecher, gallant. ©o%E g lascivious woman. H. YOA T Zangaru, s. An anchor. ©ondy c. 908, eownéS lampata, lampate, W@ to cast anchor. woniddy to weigh anchor. s. Fatigue, difficulty. 2. indisposition, dis- H. ¥0R G TBo A langudhadang, s. One order. free from care or incumbrance. A. C. @/‘07@ lampu, s. Beauty, ornament. H. @O"R..@Q(’f) langoti, s. A cloth covering 4. ele- 2. happiness. 3. ability, strength. the privities. Yo7 %2T)& g poor brahman. b vation, length. VodT, ©olTY to rejoice, be 2. a young brahman, from the time of his in- glad. vestiture with the sacred thread, till he be- i c. @o lamba, adj. Spacious, capacious. 2 comes a householder, large, great, broad, long, expanded. 3. pen- 8. O, 9NN langhana, laghana, dulous. 4. long. woww3F (long eared) a s. Fasting, abstaining from food. 2. leaping, hare. o BT (large paunched) Ganésha. 3. curvetting as ¢ springing, passing over. o horse. 8. YOI, woed lambana, lambana, s. Hanging on, depending, descending, falling. 8. @RS langhane, s. A power or ability [3/e] | 2. a long necklace reaching to the navel. to spring or jump up. vosimo to ford, pass. we 399 g string of flowers hung in front of 2. to jump, leap, spring. 3. to leap on, at- temples. tack. ©odls forded, crossed. ¥<Fj fordable, C. @020, ©o2»ed lambddi, lembdni, passable. s. A Brinjari. See %0%20n00. c. voe3 la » 8. DBribery, a bribe. Q0% \nc/z{z B €9 Hy Voesny 29 g (3} oS pee] 7T, LoD, vodn, Lo5d s. ©od# lambike, s. The uvula. ! &£ g man who takes bribes. VOBFSF, & (o] s. ©o2d8 lambita, adj. Suspended, depen- > 841 J K VoW © &3 [} dant, hanging on, falling down. VoI to be mencement VMR ERT from a Iong time 5 suspended on, hanging down. simce €. @02 lambu, adj. Long Vot5n EwS g H., ¥"o00R0 Za(lcusu, v. a. To beat, flog. ) long beam. s ]l 8. ONRo lagisu, v.n. To agree or coincide e fl T. B. OF,08( 8, 0% 32 lakani, lak- in sense or meaning t kani, lakkanike, [ 2] s. A reed pen B. OAY lagu, See v 10 . URT laguda, s. A stick, staff, a club 6. VBT, Uz 8, edvad laka-laka, bound witl Ton laka-lakdta, lakha-lakha, 445 Shin- It ing C olittering, 1 adiant, bright, brilliant UF T. B. ORI laguna, See © 27 D t=24 of VTR, UTVFONT, \_‘l e to shine. T. B. ORD legume, See © it it 8. o3 lakucha, s. A species of the c. ¥R ZfiJC’, o, a. To beat, strike. a 16 il bread fruit, Adrtocarpus lacucha, Rox. 2 . A ¢. O9A lagga, s. Recompense, comper s AHOII 5 n lime. U ET, VNS 8] to re- It paying damages, =+ compense. {io . B, ©F30 lakumi v} 8. Eakshmi. 9 T3 c. 9R lagge, s. Scaling a wal calade Lo T.B. ©F( lakka, [vz]s. A lac. 2. [532] SC o t to throw a ball 1 shell-lac or & red d dyemade of it. @. [€%] an a mark, butt, any thing a ball account. at Q,?\Q o the game of throwing i FOTY t a mark &/’fig 3ome@ to play ab it. ¢. 93 lakki, s. A medicinal plant. Y72, o~ e 30 U Br ORR T30 39 PXEN, a game in which the Toser a dark blue variety. ©%, %% a gem so called L carries the winner on his back a certain dis- 8, ' ( 6. 9T O &> lakkotu, s. The laguot tance, Y733 »nRy, OR Ber7 to be scaled. V7R IRB, e,r\ il H, 0350083, w3 lakhdti, lakhdte, &8, to scale. Yy s. A folded letter, letter in 1 envelop a S @)/\Q Zf/J?iC/, s. The period selected for any it sealed letter. 2. a small or post packet D, uspicious ceremony, as the celebration of a packet, Y ). ) L. ¢ 3ajER F2B to do up a to fold up marriage, &c 2. the ris gl C f a sign; its or envelope aletter. (3} SJD\W 2BAEN o break appearance above the horizon; the oblique open a packet or letter AT Q).,,W & a pl‘nn ascension ; or the divisions of the equator, a packet which rise in succession with each sign in an i G NOIES lakhddu, ».n. To run fast or oblique sphere. adj. Intenton, attached to. L1 ( swiftly joined to, connected with. 3. ashamed b T Oy, BB Ony, W Wy a propitious sea- 6. ODWY, ¥T W 0D lakhdr:, la i kort, C.¢ Son (2 \1\\ s. Abuse, foul orscurrilous language. VBN, N TOUFT, an unpropitious season Iy 23C =) 0g %3 g scurrilous verse. §%3 g reigning star in & constellation ) 8¢ s, the rising of the moon in a constellation. W c. Uno83 tcym‘a, s. A summerset, a lmp ZwadyF oy the rising of the sunin a constel- head over heels. %oy R g summerset lation 3& a n @l ata al star. ui ?‘gh 2w h backwards. FnoBd WMl g summerset for- R, N >, A o3 o» FnE an astrologer to fix the wards. #3 0l g summerset made sideways o\ propitious season for a marriage. L VKDL on the hands. to celebrate any auspicious ceremony,as a mal T 6. 9708, oD lagdti, lagdthi, s. A riage, &c. STOSR Uy a marriage season. Fxo 1¢ bad or bold woman QIFoT WM what a 2k Oy the season for investing with the s C.¢ bad woman she is ! () e IE} =0 T > o) o 8 TR to cry cred thread. b # g letter of invitation { g aloud Oon an auspicious occasion. g Q S Sy H. 98052, 700 lagdmu, lagdm, s . e OAYT lagnaka Se A surety, securi dUY » The bit of a bridle 3D o (3] 8 ¢ 2 a bridle SN 8. @090 laghime, s. Absence of weight, it m®» a curb-bit SNFY UMRIN g rough 1 ot lightnes especially as an attribute of super N ewe ? ORI g plain or snaffle bi U [ tural power. < quickness imblene i G. OO0 ZaJ((Jétll, s. Beginning, com- dexterity 3. excessive brightness [ 842 S STV [S19P) ) i me I3 8. (’)Qop)‘{j\ laghishtha, adj. Least, very lottuge, |vee =] 5. A kind of lac used small. 2. lightest, very light. for colouring the teeth. < ) ~ DR laghu, adj. Light, not heavy. 2 C. @35;)05@36 lattu-khora, s, A black- better in health. 3. less severe, abating, on guard, scoundrel. incide the decrease, as applied to disease. 4. slight, C. G)';é; latte, s, Ablow. 2. casualty, mis- o - s. Ashort = o trivial, trifling. quick, swift. fortune. © an *NJQ.‘UV > ©8, whdWB he is rather vowel. Z, CUSS-CUSS, D ] 1l 3. leaping, tumbling. unfortunate . 2 = 4. sleight of hand, dexterity. O QB to make better. U3 TR g trifling fault, venal C. @% laddi, s. The dung of a horse, & 2. excrement, fmces. LTI 3T, FoRB) VY ¢ B offence. TR $o hecome better. VP o + 208N he dirtied himself when he saw making water. VA Sn®d {0 do easily or Uk ROT g me (was frightened.) without going to great expense. S4tl0ly trifling or easy business. wi STV g a mean S. O3 lapana, s. The mouth. man. (2 e W Ib O3 21 moderate familiarity. e s. 93 lapita, s. Voice, specch, talking. lightness. 2. trivialness. adj. Spoken. [ (e, . B. @95; o, e)eei S lachehana, lacheha- D. @083, ©eésm, @ipfi? lapéte, la- N i na@, [vZ]s. A sign, property, peculiarity. pétd, lappale, s, Tying an apper cloth T. B. ©83 lachchi, [v8.]s. Lakshmi. loosely round the head. ©. @@{3 NNZ'CJC‘]iC:’éé‘, s. Confusion, perplexity, @. @% lappe, s. Puity trouifl‘e. ¢, O = =9 ©2PoR, O mvEe? laba- (I b e (TS Zajje, s. Shame, modesty, bashful- ] laba, labd-laba, labo-labd, s. A noise ness. YV Ulii a false shame. 08;“?’& b«%’?fii made by crying and beating the month. © amodest or blushing man. ©%3 ashamed, ny 8. @2 labdha, s. The product in arithme- modest, abashed. 02 % to be ashamed, blush. 1 tic. pei W adj. Gained, acqguired, received, got. c. 9828, vTons, o =8 lata-pa- VY, JeT a sage, a learned man SR ta, lathd-pati, latd-pati, s. Fighting to obtain, get, acquire. s profit, use, adj. and quarrelling 2. a confused noise, un- LUky Attainable, procurable. meaning sounds a S. @0 Z(lyfl, s. Loss, destruction. 2. C. ®5§ o lattisu, v, a. To roll out, as a {0, fusion, melting. 3. equal time in song, music, " piece of pastry or dough is rolled. and dance. 4. cuss-cuss- 5. being absorbed, C. @’353 08, ¥BW lattu-latiu, lat- lost, or swallowed up in another. V) T ](Z,f, s A crackling, snapping noise. the time of a general deluge. ©@=t0 perish, _ be ruined, destroyed. 2. to become melted G. O, ©3 latthu, latthe, s. A staff, 1 3. to be walking stick. adj. Stout, doltish, clumsy, away, swallowed up or absorbed. captivated, charmed. heavy, awkward. ®=3s9, UE?@%Z%‘)@S he is very stout. s. ©0038% lalan v 2 €, s. A necklace reach- H. 9T200 Z«:lqi'{fi, s. A battle, fight, contest. ing to the navel. G. OTOO0 la(.‘l(t/—la-’,{l., s. Fighting and quar- S. o@@"_aod lalattdda, qdj. Shaking, relling tremulous. C. @T;’B ; @%, @%7? laddu, laddi, lad- 8. @3 lalana, s Pleasure, sport, pastime. dige, s. A sweetmeat ball made of sugar, 2. shaking, trembling. ghee, spices, &c. o3 lalane, s. A woman. 8. 938, 033 late, latike, s. A creep o c r, : [SI3M . @998 laldta, S The forehead. creeping plant. wee0d g flower. 2. the ex- DR ) — = Q not bearing the sectarian mark on the w30 g woman of de- SE tremity of a creeper. forehead. ookl 8ka3, © e 83 O, vkl O licate form, like a crecper. fate, written by Bramha on each man’s a forehead. 2. alineon the forehead supposed T. B, @_:337?&{(0 . @%3973 lattige-banna, 81( e BV © = 2N a wrinkled or cor- bl to indicate long life, 2 c. ©30DF lavalavike, s. Ardent attach- I rugated brow. ment or devotedness to some object or paur- [5) 3 s. oo83F l(l]a'[i/t’é’, s. An ornament worn suit. Y4 strong excitement, e 3R o"JZ;S =9 P a - e on the forehead, a jewel or star suspended % T TULFE WEYSS le is much devot- b there, or a kind of tiara bound over it. ed to the study of science. CTUDR ervotieio to become devoted to or strongly bent upon 8. @0 laldma, s, A mark, sign. 2. a a9 a thing “, [5) to become excited. banner, flag D) symbol, ensign. (] a mark or i S. ©9T) 8,0 spot of paint put on the forehead. 4. a liorn. lavitra, s. A sickle, reaping hook. 3] a tail. 6. majesty, dignity. adj. Chief, S. O lavisu, v.a. To cut, reap. 5, ¢ principal. hi 8. o203 lashuna, s. Garlick. 8. ©¥0o35F laldmaka, s A chaplet of . G’)‘c‘{f\é_fia lashkaru, s. An army. flowers falling over the forehead. it S. OB T Zasatta"d(q, adj. Shining, splen- 8. 98 lalita, s. A branch of feminine 0 did, refulgent. action, arising from the passion or sentiment 8. o3 lasana, adj. Brilliant, radiant, o0 ; of love; lolling, languishing, languid signs bright. (SH:] illuminated, enlightened, ) and gestures, indicative of passion. adyj. Tuminous. il Wished, desired. 2. beautiful. 3. wanton, Su ©9330A g S. G)gfi lastaka, s. The middle of a bow. dallying 4. shaking, tremulous. I L beautiful woman. ©98 8 a clever mind. vT % a how. S. @0 luhari, adj. Intoxicating, inebriat- 0O to shew wanton signs. 2. to fondle, m-; dandle, caress. ing. s. A wave, undulation, surf. 2. a wave bl or line of beauty. 3. a succession of things. [J1% (OF G)Ei ZaZZe, s. Insincere love, pretended o ~ intoxi- affection. w2 I, vB H3B an insincere 4, an inundation, flood, stream. €00 expression of love. cation. UBOERRY, VO BB to become- ine- V00 =8 o (01 briated. 353 339 an intoxicating thing. 8. O, IR lava, lave, s. Cutting, reap- {3 ing. 2. a son of Rdma. 3. the sixtieth part A.C. O lali, s. Wrath, anger. 2. folly. 8, ¢ o. & wave. of the twinkling of an eye. 4. an atom, fi mote. adj. Small, little, minute. TP UIT) C. ¥OF, @;?7? lalike, lalige, s. A bam- the two sons of Rdama. T8 T %N a work boo vessel. 2 on their war with Rdma. 8. ©298 lalita, See v¢s, Cr S. @30RA l(wanga, s. The clove tree, cloves. A. C. ¥20>Y lali-lult, s. Great wrath or g oZen 55’) mace. wZJon ’35’#_&_, vTon 'o‘f’gd cinna- passion. Slir mon. wTZonTd T g clove. 2. an ornament i €. 9% lalli, s. A crab. &%, ©0acrab’s hole. in the form of a clove. uJonR BRTRR greca 8¢ C. e)gxlakflm, s. A lac, one hundred nut cut small as cloves. (4 thousand. 2. a butt or mark. 3 an aim. fi H. 9369, o9a0 lavadd, lavudd, s, The ©F038 more than alac, many lacs. SFATNe penis. one possessed of a lac of pagodas, &c. VZi%3 8 < H. 033, 0B, 930d lavad:, lavud, 3 R & 23,8 2~y SRR is he a rich man or a beggar ? L lavandi, s. A strumpet, whore, harlot. ¢ 8. OB M, @3\@7‘5 lakshana, lakshane, 8. 9300 lavana, s, Salt. Tow v five s. A property, peculiarity, indication, or 2 7] L\ kinds of salt. =) VB gea-salt. 2308 predicate, any thing by which an object is DTV &) e rock salt, as produced in Sind. designated or distinguished. 2. a mark, by ~ o) Y VDD To S g salt used in medicine. sign. 3. beauty, neatness, perfection in l'&y{{ SesF WD other varieties. (SreFe) ';’;i)a?), 95 outward form or shape. 4. a rule in science. B0¢3) the sea of salt water. VT :3,:«7‘3-’ 5. fortune, good luck. ogn "® an unfor- muriatic acid. tunate man. 6 an ellipsis, a word under- C, LEL . @5?’—)"3 lavane, adj. Beautiful, nice. s. (5] =32, a pro- stosd though not expressed. l 0 D0 © 09 W 38 correct beating of time. d o A property Beauty. per‘ry not general, 3 ‘,382\_): k 844 = ® 03 © 1l applying to more than one species, ©%os an E. 3000 ldndaru, s. A lantern 283 ‘3)%?; o pir imaginary property u.pj ? designating a H. 92029 Z(('PZ])Z, s. Length. people or things from the place where they o 2 AL € 3Dk ](llif, s. - A bird’s wing. (e are located VAT OFFH mentioning one thm” o Ba 0 to break into several heads as corn. as inclusive of others. & iden- ‘2,3“} 3D VF H. D ldkhi, s. Lac dye. adj. Fit, proper, upo tification g3 indicated predi '1tod 2. suitable. 3R Boro a red colour, Lo € oW seen. ¥Z to indicate to rezard, care for a red borde VT <. ook, 8. 03 0FOR0 lakshi-karisu, See under OAD H. @2 T008PRN ldkhi-rdyi-bhame, 8. O ) lakshma, s. A mark, token, spot s. Land held free of rent Sig. Cc. OORA RE& ldga, lagata, s A 8. 95 40 Za/a/zmcma, s. Rama’s younger summerset. ©°7 @3 to make a summerset brother., = 2 ) pel hand in Spien R, 297 sleight of hand. S@JJ lakshmi, s. Vishnu wife, the hand, takine hold of hands when walking I t ly olde%s of wealth and prosperity. 2. success together il I 3. tur t 9 ) Il% ] fortune, prosperity, riches, wealt c. ©¥dRTC ldgaru, adj. Weak, frail, infirm. merick. v% 8% T prosperous, for tuna”e, rich, H., Yo7 OJOSJJJ Z(tJ(tJZlLfll, s. Beginnin (5 3 - sucecessful < SR TS, g, F208, Y LQLd (SrYaPleX QE Q0 A3 Y o3 from the Iy - = commencement. Vishnu. VEet "t’/;\gj Cupid 2. a prosperous beginning, from a long time. man fortunate, rich, wealthy A 1 at © C. UDRD le(/u, s. A summerset, leap, jump. R riday T Vo, W7y VE, rich 3. manner yave NTD 2. lurkix N (=¥} lying in wait. way n wea 1 th Ty V&% . rich in empire, 10%, = v. m. 'To make a summerset, leap, jump. . rich in knowledge. a Yoo F o2 & L rich in Al courage. By a0 T n indication in one . R:O™C ldguligddu, s. Compen- 3 countenance of being rich VU3 B a sation for damages, recompense. N2 centipede. . OoRIS T ldguvadu, s. Expense, outlay. ]U s. @?g laukshya, s. Regard, respect, care S. ¥9ARY ldgila, See vverivv for. 2. an aim, a mark, butt, &/?‘ )] ISAD) ’gs), 8. GIID ZaJ]ld?;(l, s. Lightness, slight- OF DB, VF g FOW )= & 28 D to esteem, re- ol & deli 2. facility, easiness. 3. levity gard, mind,care for. 2. to aim. ©¥z disregard ., dishonour disgrace vGJM.w, ® (Srk-k] contempt OZ 5 ¢3S hitting a mark from 2. holding each sleicht of hand, dexterity. seeing its reflection on a disturbed ligquid B3 7 or other by the hand in walking together surface, as boiling oil, &c. VFN o ) —dd PREEN c"'\fl)’ s wilful (3} (&) (SRS R WTY O = Nc\lw 28> I have got blindness. much disg wce by 1at business o S. OAR® lanu/a[(l, s. A plough. eSzon — = H, & U CT Y © ldehart, dj. Reduced, in diffi- el 73, ovcrwac’ Balarama, with a plough cult circumstances. o230 35k¥; a season of ) for his weapon. onwBod g plough staff. difficulty 8. ©@20R® ldngali, s. Balarama. 2. an : Q De @R, O ZC{/CZ, [({]e, s. Fried rice. 3. the cocoanut aquatic shrub. ' S. o8& ldtua, s. A country so called S, @O0 NY e Jo ingula, langiila, ‘\7( U\(./ S. by s. A tail c. o > ldtu-ldiu, adj. Heavy. A load of jewelry or ornaments. S, ¢ Oifi(\) ZCL:"Z("][]Z(”Z(Y, 3.0 An 31)})011“'(1011 S121. w2028 marked G. 9983, @8 ldte, ldti, s A wooden name. 2. a mark, named. o209 to mark, name w)dfi & instrument with which seethed and parched & g r) b &3 (deer-marked) the moon. & oJ @ \ ©20¢ 0 s grain is flattened 2. a spinning wheel. o Vishnu. an3 o205 Cupid. 8 Bov @ to flatten grain S8 © Juy rice which has been flattened out. C. ©POTD, VBT, wsorn& ldndd, G. @9 ldda, s. A horse shoe. SIFD TR, ldnda-patha, ldnda-pata, s. A paper o3@e %39 to shoe a horse. kite made in the form of a rhomb. 1y 845 g P © G, O3 lddaru, s The people of a clous. o33 FUT an avaricious affair anl o ° country o called LR W, SVURY 3357 to become covebou L) " S oI A2 &9 RTS 302 3 8 8 G. @3 lddi, s. A variegated tape binding. =02 a covetous man. 2. a thread of divers colours, which Mussul- & covetousness. ¢ mans put on their wrists at the Vohurum. S. @oC (IBIY) lale, laldyala, ¢ g FE ? .—béfnj\ A ©2R F¢BY to weave tap aliv spittle. to tie the abov String on one wrist, 1] S. 99 ldva, s A sort of quail, Perdiz G. © 3 ] o] ]ari’é, S A sweetmeat ball 7 Biok'ox] Ci 211818, SBY, WROTR (Sr¥eH) a sweetmeat made of 0y § 8. @30 lavancha, S. The fragrant with Bengal gram and sugar, fried in ghee grass, andropogon muriatwm, of which mats Sloned S. o099 ldna S. S No* conver- and f a nade. aking, talkir =] sation. o N - < s Y S weeping. 2 3% in coherent H., U930 71&2"177% s. A list of soldiers, &c. with talk T)03F excellent discourse. J\""q, 2 SIDET W the profits of a custom-house. a thy dialogue, friendly conversation. (ST COH- (o]es! 2 to put down one’s name in a list l ul A tradiction (SIS H) 3 e S tautology. (S Srr- con- H. 03533 ldvans S. Cultivation. 2 a ey versavion. tune so called. 3. a bribe. 230 BTy © 2 t W )P It 8. @93 ldpana, s Fitting, suiting. 3 Boeddnng the whole country is under (o 8. @983 ldbha, s. Gain profit, advantage cultivation. Ui Swed to try and culti- o (S S o Interest on mon \Jy, lument JOR «f“”“J vate. & Ve, T2 g quarrel about the int st af- ter the prix palis lost S Q)vw@"g lcwa;ya, s. Beauty, loveliness [5] °% TR, profit and Ld o saltness S5 w8 g handsome woman. lo E)“fi e ,.\ %) fwu % to lose the p profit 3 8. ©0F lavika, T. B. 2R, UIDR § Vi) H. ©¥92)00 i © o ldbhishtu, tohis- (I ldvuge, ldvige, ldvuga, s A 0§ 1u, adj. Proved, verified. U“flfd JNE 1o quail \Q £, prove or shew a person to be guilty, to bring e 0 S. W3R ldvisy, v, a. To cut, reap. home a charge uw—u 2,7 to become proved ST ) e 6. ¥ s. Dancing. 8. ©I00LF, PIN0EF, UIR0LF, VI ac S. O B O A eacock b5 Lo a ei U353 PSR ldsaka, s 2 F ldmancha, ldmincha fo M ’ dancer, actor, mimic. &S afemale dancer. 7/w nela, Zc ’2 macheha, at ldinajjaka, QQ(/ O EY] 0023 0TS, S. GJM\IZS) ](18/(!, s. Dancing. 2. symphony I Ay or union of son danc and instrumental e . @003 ](l_/(l, 8. A horse-stable music e, S. & 5 o3 ldlana, la/’mze, s, Fond- . G. VoD, ©2&D ldhuari, ldhir: ady (ley ling, care S1Y S1Y shewing expi vy oB5 ion s of endear- Intoxicating. af § ment s. Drunkenness, intoxication. Q)LUM.), BVHR IWB to caress, fon 1le reaby C. @335) ldla, s. A hollow and tubular stall (G 2. to yield to ent: Loay y, comply, liste atter or C ‘1 betl ] ) a bullock’s or [ll? to. Sk S8 fondled, caressed. JOTR O ¢ APV Dhat] to , akind of reed. to ho shoe. &3 7S = a hollow reed pen attend kindly to a petition. e Rhe) N,, O Yo % to shoe a horse or ox. 8. OO ldlase 8¢, s. Ardent desire. 2. reore ] ®) ey 2% the SOTTOW, MIssin @ 0 k3 N Zei_?fc- E 5 S An ear having a wishing for an absent per LR son or thing, as running disease. 3. solic 1 uing. 4. longing D2 t] g ~o) \J I 1 Ux m n ant women & eVUN ard ently wishing fo C. ¥3YROBR, wvFand, ¥oy=H 30BA tay an Jl)\"l‘ t person or fl.m ©nore = “\6 IDoBR ldlava andige, ldlabands, 8. @ &8F ldldt S An attendant, P lalamundige, ldlavindige, s. A kind ot Ve serv < ant. 2. one who anticipates his master’s bolt or iron bar for fastening doors. 1 W is 1 1es rom his countenanc ) C. Yo © ldli, s. A weaver’s huttle. /N the Wi OD1O) I ali (LZ, s. The Inllaby sung to children o name of a game. 9, a on the back of 3] i g . Qe N la litehi s adj. Covetous, avari- 1) y animal, made by chafing. 4. a hollow 8§46 4 e b >4 U s aff and tubular stalk 5. an intoxicating herb bara ; where is the ©¥38 onl or sham linga, (i 0 VeI oe or wh ere arp oeYe 83y to eat an intoxicating herb the linga is worshipped, without ENEE R ) recover from inebriation. Y RAPY any material form of it being kept in the tem- 9 3 3¢ DD to hecome intoxicated., OBYR TOF, ple. 3 e 8 €ont ohserving prescribe cere- lay oo® 8220 to throw the shuttl SeBIBTe onies, 2= ©o 7T Qon g gpiritual guide Dy =8 CINTH] O the weaver veapon is his shut- B a phallus or linga. oS Oon g mendi- Perdia tle. ¥R 2 a hollow stalk or reed used a cant linga priest ;7328 Oon what is de- a pen ok L””O to become chafed or sore on the original lin- dicated to a linga. 3% O DRF by abrasion 3% z,u os*o, Ge¥ 92) an ox ga, Shiva. &3 o CoRT=D, oot T fra AL I with a chafed back. SR 0 & & Sore occa- an order of persons who fix the linga in six jch mats - sioned by abrasion. ©3%¢ SR heal such 3 different parts of the body e3 Soni, 3360 a sore. o ~e9g o Conl g linga In wea o 9% { ?devj SIPR 23 [} T3 g horse ST a seal with Py with a chafed back G D a gem or btad the impression of a Jinga. Qon ;m)\ T g, at the end of a shuttle, through w b il ich ¢ ne stone bearing 1e impression of a linga, and l thread passes from the spindle. P TYY placed to mark the boundary of a field, &c. Lon JNT 9 the spindle of a shuttle. TR TR 52 i) a vege = R WIS g sacred bull, stamped with table, a species of the amaranthus trist S. the linga and left to go at ] ab 1 ©ont 80¢3 T%. C @U Oont B3 th ec e germ body. o SH onN, N3 75 ccml, s. The shoe of an ox or horse. My Q) ~ : Oon o} WEI B :;‘9 25 ©on, 28 ©Oon, Rt Oonrl, W 4 ldkshe, s. Lac, lac dye, the lac in- [ o t. common na Mes NoNg perscns wearmg the ©oF2 43 g house made of shell-1 o e linga I 3T N A a lic id ma from she S ©omduzRIT g work, in Sanserit lac, and i on the su bje £ ect of gender formerly used in colourir he t - A. €. QoRnS R sz’a wz‘z‘zu/e, s. The W [y S. CORA linga, s L ! 1 pl lus of the Greeks, bar of a door A or Shiva under that form or emblem. 2. gen- der Cc. O3 & liki-leke, s ‘Weariness, exhaus- 3. the penis. 4. g mark, spot, stain, tion. 3¢ Ao O 305 70 to become exhausted 121, token. 5. inferen Ce, co probable conclusion. 6. a crude noun = (s +1 uil T3 likucha, s. A kind of bread-fruit e premises leading to tree (9] & a lime. a conclusion. 8. nature or 3,%8, according ~093 ) to the & EEE s philosophy, w hlch considers this S. QS Zt/&]llLa, adj Written. drawn, ol delineated, painted . Seriy ure, a wriing, as the active power in creation. 2on the ma woe3 ON p © o i} uline gender, » )R ©on the femnnne gen- manuscripu. DT fate, writ- e o =Bys A T du' (SN leps] % @orithe n i0 U f: er gender. B tSleshIcAd) on ten hy B mha in each one’s forehead o the common gender, s Tl N LR Q) 23 ©on the gen- H. O3 ORI ligddu, ligu-li- ) i der of an adjective. @on of three genders, aQoe e = [SFar) o J(é’ZZ{, s. Compcus tion for dam as some Sanscrit words, By ©on of two gen- O’ €8 to receive Ol der @) 9% to recompence. Ocnl 503, QR 590 gne who wears the | comy pensation. linga or phallus Do O Ocre B T FTRPO o 3 @’lb le‘(L, s. A kind of arrow. to put on the linga. ©or woBRD: Zinga mer- €0 08 239, g &ed, &) lipi, libi, libla, s. rit- chant %, 2 brahmans wearine 2 a writte the linga The chief places at which Shiva ing in general, hand-writing & paper, bock, &c 3. painting, drawing 4. 1s worshipped under the emblem of the linga e © the 1'*'tus or characters of a language. [3 8 are, Conjeveram ; where is the =, JoJ\ © onR or (S} Seviivieh] earthen linga Jambukéshvara ; where 18 smommw anointing persons pre- o ¥ tending to decipher some unin ‘ILV iligible in- the ©%.on or linga from which water is said 1 scriptions, and thereby to discover hidden to exude perpetual 1y. J Tirundmale ; wher t + 41 ) | treasure is the S{&wR] Conl or linga whic i 1 sparkle ©20%3T g seribe, writ with light. 4. Kdilahasti; whereis th 0O -~ S L/ lipta, adj Smeared, anointed. 2. @ €on, ¢r where @.nbi aced. v the lamp of the linga is 3. envenomed. 1id to be kept in constant vibrat ion, from the S U’\)( lipse, s. Wish, desire. © 3 desir- I greab prevalence of wind there 5, Chidam- ous, wishing. 4 o 3 N O 3 o drowre, o8 liphdphd, liphd- H. 500 lutha-luthi, s Plunder, pil- i} lage, sacking;. LT to pillage, sack, plun- pfi , 8. An envelope, the cover of a letter or packet der, adj. 5 c. 029 Zlbbl, S A game among women S. OO Zupfa, s. Plunder, booty o®. 2, missed with seeds on a board with seven holes 2 Lost, dropped as a letter by omitted (e hidden wealth, treasures, &c €2 R R to fhn discover hidden property €] TwYY to hide . lubdha, s A miser. a fowler B or bury money. fisherman, huntsman adj. Covetous, cupi- 8. OB lidha, adj. Eaten, licked dinous, reedy, desirous W By covetous- 8 9 ness. s. e, Oeodsg lina, liya, adj. Tffaced ruined, perished 2. united, joined, become s. @293 lubhita, adj. Perplexed, deluded v fascinated §i © one witl 1g O) lile, s Play, sport, pastime. 2. a- S. ©YYIOI> Zula/d, s. A male buffalo. &0 ell morous or wanton dalliance. 3. a branch of & a female one R feminine action proceeding from love, or the c. oo lullu, s. A silver chain worn on § X imitation of a lover’s manner, speech, gait 0] the leg. by his mistress, to pass the time in his S. @Jgg lulita, adj. Trembling, tremu- § O absence 3¢38 OkS (God’s pastime) God’ lous, shaking, agitated, stirred. Loy works, providence, or government LR D 0. 008, owd liti, lithi, s Sacking, A C w28 the universe ©Rw® TX joy produced by plunder, pillage. 2. misbehaviour. I sport AL S Krishna’s frolics 2o O} & childish sport. S. ©9 lute, s. A spider. I 8. 93 luna, qdj. Cut 10§ S O\ & likshe, s. A nit, the egg of a louse A. C. ©0F lenka, s. A coward, timid man. 5 © H. @07 lungi, s. A Mussulman’s cloak 2. g 8. ©08&3%F, woweT lunidka, lunthd- C. ©o® lenda, dj Evil, bad, vile. proud, vain, arrogant SoBD vain, arrogant Pt ]l(l, s. A thief, robber. Cok = or proud people 22 to humble pride. € S. @033 lunthana, s, Rolling on the c. ©ol lendu, adj. (Clear, pellucid round An ac- A;; c. B3, 6;» lekka, lekkha, s H. ©325° lundd, adj. Confused, confound- 2. concern 01 7 ed, mingled count, 10Lk011111g, arithmetic. e>~“ w3 to write out an egard, care for. \: A. C. ©02007) 0333 lumbu-geiyu, . a. account. ©2% 2,3 X% to ddl\ er in an account, G, 09 To fulfil a promise, keep one’s word, prove faithful T2 Swer @ to look at an account or bill 28} gy S to make Sw% to count, reckon up a [ H, @T0T0J0, LT S TS lukusdnu account of, regard T Ty xR« to go to ;: lukkusdnu, s Loss, damage. [SAEAPu-TA) : give 1n an account g9 D3 incalculable, THE, LOTIHIT €8 to pay damages, recom- Q,JJ“ 25233 = countless. S 53 true, correct. § pence for loss or injury 3BT TN, LTI —_— § F5920 g true word. 639)'\ 20 SWRB, O‘\)‘-‘ TSR ©0 2% to hecome a loss or injury, to suffer I Swed to examine an acmvn’c 0 damage or loss FRT bl Y to damage T. B. uaf 3, Eiaga B )gfa% éo)mv g S ug?&z& lukku, . ejectin droppin { cutting off. le/L/m!m, lefifi/zane, le//Jmm/’w, lek- LU U oD 85:7 G)Jo:r? khanake, (3] 5. A pen made from a (. o luclchd, luchchhd, \ hollow stalk or reed adj. \lean, 1)“;5(‘ low, worthless bo%“‘ 83 & e VLD An accountant or meanness, vualgarity, baseness. T ESNISAPS C. O3 R lekkiga, s. 11&?1 a base fellow scribe € C. @8, @&, lutia, luttu, s, A leo- C. ON legge, 1 [eR’] s. N4 An escalade It pard c. S letta, s. The number which turns up livg 1 1§ 848 ) SHED ) ) o3 e, i on dice when thrown. 2. the game of dice. FTce DBy Sk though ragged it is ack, &8 ®we® to arrange draughts for playing. better to 11<1V8 the cloth white. 83 ®UR g board for playing draughts. ;J:, s, Do, Q%{g léha, léhya, s. An elec- fy ol 8 Wn3 g piece or man at chess or draughts 2. any thing tasted or tuary in medicine ik } &8 k%0 to throw a cer P L in number, as at Evilars) taken by the tongue, as chatny, &c. dice I/ I8 V&) what number is your Tk 23OR &5 an electuary designed to ex- thr ow ST W PR O A f e 0! cite libidinous passions 3y d Sk&y an T I 5] de us it By leppa, [ S« | s. Plaster, mortar. electuary made from the root of the Zigle ol (OVeLOLS 8 S e Ze/u’za s. A letter 2. a demi-god marmelos, for colds, &c. VB FTD ST an S RFE Indra electuary of dates and other things Lfi)%nb -2 I 8. 9 scripture &key an electuary of grapes, &c. WO &g Te F 1l ol S lékhana, s. Writin @y a marking nut electuary. ngfi\é DA to Seaod, Ses, Sewered Ikhari, prepare an electuary Sy T to admin- h’fd}u . 8 A writer lekhaka, lékharigara, ister an electuary. (ST¥erh &T, STy SN scribe Seed8 written. o] s. A manuscript Fwo to take an electuary. om o 8 60933 lékhini, s. A reed pen. 2. an iron style. S% = to write. {OTS leingya, adj. Of or belonging to the linga €3ong YT g work on the linga. e 8. @Q—g lékhe, s. A line, stroke, streak C (J\.@E‘u‘%fi lokkdni, s. A river near Se- stripe See Trs3. 2 ringapatam so called Sackig A.C. D \ & lédi, s. A cm\fml 8@8‘ lokke, s. A medical herb so called o lénd-dénd, i 335?&0@ sk C. DWwaFRE3, locha-gutiu, v. a. Tolap, lénd-dénd, s Receiving and giving, bor- as a dog does. rowing and lending 23, @J@Eé) @@85 3 lochchy, | al 5. B¢%, 8033 Iépa, lépana, s. Plaster- g, smearmg Zochchu Zoc;’zc/wne, s. ’l‘lu, noise of a li- \L 9 ] 2. plaster, mortar, cement zard. ®Y STenuwe SRy ewaaf ;309\_9@ the putty, omtmen alve. €9 to smear, plas- l lizard is always chirping. il tc1, anoint. S8 gmeared, anointed C. D&, DR >, lotaku, lolas . 8oy ldpu, s. A bed. el Seedemcos 1ébi-hannu, s A species guttu, v n Tobe always twitting one with n i a thing, or throwing a thing in one’s teeth. of mimusops. cerD 2. to be perpetually mumbling, mutterin S. C)°©ooD§ lélikdna, s. A snake, serpent fan ) grumbling, or blabbing about a thing {=b) Ber & ) a sweet- unt, C. OB ldvadi, s Poverty. B0 T Swtlsos RoBdsw B0 g leaking house JP SLIB v\“ meat ball made flat and round. and a grumbiing husband are alike. W €W ;ml\ a SCb‘l‘ num sweetmeat. 8% great grumbli no L& o) H. JQwDZ‘)%‘Q lévd- d(:l’t, s. Borrowing and -2 629,69 C. YW WWV\) lota pzte, adj. False, untrue. lending usury he name of a game 2 a camel e lésha, s. A small quantity ady C. Small, little. sl 93 g very small quantity 80w E3 lota-lotane, s. The noise &¢320% g small part made by incessant talking, by a vessel break- &3 523 only a little. ing, &c. @06*’2’) lésha-patra, s. The plant © . B3, B, BB, O® 8,59 Lawrus cassia Se C @00(\0 ]eauj ady xcellent good, better lottukalle, lottukale, lottakale, 2. beautiful 3. small, little. 4. light, slight Boast, bra loquacity. 2. deceit, cheating. = e (2 WLITFOND W 3. confusion Swtd) TSR Y, Swbd TR 3 fragile, delicate, thin, subtle il 20, Sebdd FTOE WeB to boast deceive, confuse &) 8% China paper is very thin, or light 3¢3er to become excellent. oR A WTY to BeF WD Swtdh TSR Fse@id R why do you fep) *'Cm (AN 22 L"C:’Q b“a)\) talk 0 very dwcutmll) live happily or well - c. ©w& o9 o 5390 e (ovx ) L J 1l it is well to be the senior, though stupid éa 8o, © > lot 849 J L S0 T 2 muchchu, lotte-muchehu, s. A drunkard ven, BRUWKT earth, Foee¥ Swe® hell, 3 el Sn h])pler o), B2, % 83 drunkenness. Il T3 S, mOTvwy Swi® the fourteen worlds ¢. Swth,3n Q%a Zot?‘u lottu, s. A crash- or regions, vz enn r Sec® the seven Ing noise. upper worlds, and ©38eg S»c? the seven lo er worlds (o] S L '\O'? S Se ol c. D3 lotte, s. A mode of expressing The former are, il contempt or dissatisfaction with the mouth. the earth 2 < SwF¥ the space between 2. clicking or smacking the tongue against the earth and the sun, where certain sages the palate, when eating adj. Sunken, as and clorified anchorites reside. 3 TS SRR F e the eye. Ow, ) to click or smack the % the heaven of Indra, Dbetween the sun (o0 o o) 9 %fi{"o fhew tongue against the palate. <3 a and the polar star 4, F0BSs 7+ the usual 69 ® 2 0% sunken eye. e e €3 TEHA M B2 (SNC} R (%) f‘%?’a abode of & 37 and other saints, who are sup- o m e3 the eye to sink in 2] ~ k=1 posed to be coexistent with Bramha. C. Ouo T? O T Bue 998w oo lothd- ol LT, which is described as the resi- e dence of 3%, TITT T8, and »)fi%mfl % lothd-thond-thond, adj. Empty, vapid = S, sons of Bramha. 6 e o 2] R &, P » where the £ye) pithless, sapless, heartless, without substance. e ;)) B (SNG] S & ® ¢ S wE 3wy Efi’# 3 RS adody &Je)\w BB TSR °ANRTY reside. (e F or e b eRT aly T BRF BRFTH the abode of Br amha. T nsmtxon to this > I went there expecting to see fit some wonder, and there was nothing. world exempts fron utur birth. Another enumeration calls these seven worlds earth, c. D3B3 F> lodaku-lodaku, s . con Palpitation of the heart 2. the shaking of sky, heaven, middle region, place of birth mansion of the blest, and abode of truth, the vessels, &c., in a house, from a person o placing the sons of Bramhe in the sixth di- Al walking or jumping on the roof, &c. 3. rock- P et ng, as an uneven Ch"l.ll &e. &"3 QS0 CORE T Sw vision, and stating the fifth, or ®wg Cwi, LIRVAf to be that where animals destroyed in a § BF3u3 3 what is that noise, or stir, there ? Wi general conflagration, are born again The fan ¢ Z’SJ«)"‘“&J"S ZO(]CZ Z)aa’a, adj. Open, frank. seven lower worlds are different divisions of 16 2. public, plain, not secret SHRBWB SDVQ’JNKB Tartarus and are called 1. ©3v the abode an mgenuous, unreserved, frank, open man AC of serpents. 2 NIe) NV the abode of b2 COeWT VIT FUIITH 42 \655 ©»zw & all he does is open, or, for a form of the destroying Shiva 3. ®o8v the mgenqous il c. Baudwd 33 loda-lodane, s, A leaking, plac whither ©© was trodden by Vishnuw. oy (o] e’»j' A8V 1 8 4 © where the sage T reside S, 5. dl'l‘)l;h.n or pounnfv noise. 2. loquacity, gar =09 &Soe 1 [G¢ 1e abode of some giants named ¢ rulity apid talking SRBERB 0D F5wsdR) o, WP, &c. 6. < 028 where the heads LRV to talk incessantly, or uselessly, or with mor sound than sense SRR BB I3 of the Qel‘pd]u race are, viz. %% gnd €% ’ f\‘\‘) abble o ~ children of & 3.% and T Q) {. 08 S 7w hxtnu' N gar mht) ,'jabber e ) 8 €. D loddu, oo, carpenter of the giants, fled from fear 1j. Fragile, friable, brit- o of Vishm EANCIDNCLE Y o © & e i N A SVCLY E‘/« > the e tle, easily broken, unsound, weak., &3 3T w 2. the 2 Se) that wood is very brittle. three worlds, heaven, earth, and hell P fourteen, above enumerated divided into €. @d'e)& Z()ddl,s The tree Simplocos race- - w2 =2 three cla 15 A SR %, includir ho ©93 2 mosda, JuO\ QNC‘\ R &7, its chips. () WSV DTV e <, T i 288 523 St , T BV, FoTY L) Ji C UJO'Q‘, ZOZZE’, s. Smacking or clicking the N R N1 ?, % Qw\_.\/"gr =, and ; S o RFZ 2. ® 0f l tongue against the palate as an expression of T, 8 e L inclading ® SR T RIPBRRT, Yy dissatisfaction and =8 8F° =] F (¥ 2 o} N & \J‘ 3. e) R =) ¢ O 8. ©wtT ldka, s An inhabited place, region 7% the highest world ~ J3 QaoT ws¥ the world a division of the universe. . 2] the sun, considered as a woi ld P e SR 7 the dtm world of people, mankind a multitude of o7 one Lok e moon, as abo % Ma ars, as above. 3. sight, seeing, people Toedy SweE the o) Sw¥ the heaven of In Zva ey [S¥IE universe, the three worlds, viz, 38wz Lea- the region of the god of fire, o SwrE the ) 8 st e Srew SreT Pet C. ] G reglo n of ¥ama, the judge of departed souls. annoyer St wRITST gnnoyance, a state 11 Worlds 53) ¢ Swe \ % the region of stars. S g F0 3u7 of annoyance. : =o2 OOWRT, 835390 3, e ® another world. (S ¢ Seren c C. ©wedd lodu, s. A cushion to lean back Foce 5 jen | Nol N 02, %»iB3) he is gome to another agal D 1st. i . a raised seat in front of a house. world, he 1s dead QB SART, NHF ST, B 3. a large piece of timber used 1n exercisiag S oI &R FBRTT the arms. 4. the birding of a garment Sg % the present world. R [ (2} Se ”;‘f 5003 B0 the world will not approve, if @ to lean the back against a cusl O 2 y ° we 80. & BT R FO, O RT e S © [£2N) 8 O A to exercise, as with dumb bells. © N D ® o) SN #éa the manner of =430 &, to bind a garment n‘ s S, ¢ 0¢8 &3 5 SR ) il the world., Sw»c= DBLRB co ary to the way T. B. 20D lodi, 8. DD ZUCZ/L/‘(Z, 3,‘,_4 - RRT AN 44C h\\lln\l [ or opinions of the world s. The s”nplocos racemosa its bark is used Riae T o0 3 VO =2 Ao ED? Sy eT, \_.u.,\'c‘ 530 gn atheist, unbeliever. 111 d yein - ] I oy SN B =5 2 © any region of the eight quarters. S. Qfs)vaa Zofa, s. Rejection, expungin 2. God, the preserver Sw® 33, (world’s cutting off in general (in gram.) elision, sye) the sun. SesF3 Bramha, the chief of 3 dropping letters, syllables, or words all worlds. Sw 2¢8 T the best in the world lisappearance, destruction. E./-*d SweeS the & \ A 5 TS 2 3 one too ood to live 2. one not W s Iropping of a letter. T8 Swt the dropping SRR T = T ® fit to live. a kindness or bene- of a word. - < 8300 Gwr® dropping n affix ~— = <4 i ta: & world \«’D\Vfrvz\/\lq‘\. v the assen [&} 2 0T SNOLY S dropping an inflection. D consent or ST approval of the world z ;.J dropping of a sentence o%d Se cq a2 &73 the worst man in the world, a bad cha- aller o1ice. [, olé’) Sy % omitting part of a ter. th di sacred formula. ’.rr B va % omitting part 59 > 35 S. 2033 lokana, s. Seei of one’s s duty. Q) ; ‘j D ¥o] ~. S deficiency in pay- -9 ment. bt = NIF St s de 1 & S Ja"fiug&ggc lokdloka, s. A moun- ficiency in every thing. The tainous belt surrounding the outermost of Sw eI to be me deficient T Bwed T w\)@w\)u Of o i\ D ; Sod@0 there was a deficien- the seven seas, and bounding the world cy of ghee in their house to-day SeHD I ATC UJ)°/\"d Zu'/(”a', G As‘wanmr, alien, o 02 o MECE) Y 83 one who can- @ to make deficient, omit, drop. 2. to annul foreigner. Serni3 t, make void il not endure the happiness of others ) SNCIY o:‘ (o] 00 RTds are we aliens, or, strangers P &% s Q\_QO@'DZ))Jny lopd-mudre, s, The wife of Agastya @30 the wives of others. SaEn B0, B8 Agastya. 205 D 5. Breedres lopdsha, s. A fos. 8. QWP o lochaka, s. A ball or lTump of ol flesh or meat 5] & . the pupil of the eye. e 8 8@“‘0&(\)3 Zolnsu, v.n. (in gram.) To suffer elision. 2. to disappear lamp-black. ’ 7 B 6&3083(\) lc chand, s. The eye. 2. see- S 8\@’3"’J Zopl‘i U, s. Plunder, booty. ing, sight. N 53 Sy 3, % r’ SRBI, bl ) oYete) oBlR ‘:37 S o) 5 0@ C. ©OW0BS lobe, s. The eaves of a hous 2. B SweBS Vishnu. R R 33, 220 SRR S, it the cornice of a wall R0, © weBs, SN S s god¢NT Swy S OR Sy Owedd ldbha, s. Covetousness, avarice. a woman with fine eyes. Swgw) a covetous, parsimonious, avaricious H. QW° B o83, Swwewd Idtd, 1, man Sery "3 avaricliousness, parsimony lothd, s. A brass drinking or cooking ves- s. Bwos I8 ma, s. The hair of the body. i sel. 2. a tail 151 90 WL the name of a king. 9 e SeeFoNR an animal C. ©0e8&H ldtu, s. Annoyance, trouble. Swaod the pole-cat detriment, loss. adj. Much frequented. ©wz whose hair is supposed to be poisonous. 83 3 ek compulsory unrequited labour., ©ws s S. ®J@°G‘J E)J«Pj l6la, ldle, adj. Desi- SR &) 83 o bear an annoyanc rous, wishing, bent on, passionately fond of, % 3y Z 3 23, Swetdh R to annoy, teaze. Sy QV.SJ cupidinous. 2. moving, shaking, tremulous [ D) St WwrvE g female vu\e) PAYE] a T an annoyer 3. fickle, unstable, inconstant 851 S Tod Sree? . ° ) fickle mind. €37 to become passionately s. DpeR3798F lha-mdraka, & The (i, &1 plant, achyranthes triandra, Rox. circal fond of, @I M Q3v’»"'\“’J'c'5‘-f‘fiT2)3 he is pas- sionately fond of singing. d53y Sww devoted 8. Bee&d Idhita, s. Blood. 2. the colour (, R0 to science. % €wg passionately fond of red. adj. Red. Swidsez Vishnu, having a ICH (5] :%’ r 5 women. Set® too fond of money. 2 Shiva. 4. fire. 2 red eye. 3. a giant. [ oI U’\D\(‘JQE‘\, SVILI) See33 a woman with fine Swidzeon Mars, having a red body. Sl A Il sparkling or rolling eyes. Q?VG.QQ) -'r?’\)o"df’f a &%y the god of fire. drinking eme woman with waving tresses. blood. Cwid J% ) a scarlet cloth. onide ¢ P 5@3@3033,5@3@0053;3535 loldya, S. @q_r;;gio?jfi ].’)I/Ll'f(ll,”a, s. A ruby. L R l(f]tfj/(ll}'l(;/l(l, s. ¥requenting much, going c. By, Swewrd ldlasara, 6li- multi and coming often. SRR VR to be a m n sara, s. A fine species of aloe. teazed or pestered with frequent visits; or 133 (ewN] ) TR - ~ to be frequenting much. Bw e 2 to C. é.@f’§ I()’]{?, s. Any thing sticky, gummy, (% trouble by frequency of visits. 2. to make glutinous, viscous. 2. the white of an egg. A0 adj. Sticky, glutinous, viscous. FRLYR W "0 dance attendance upon. & &3 5% €w¥ the white of a hen’s egg, ben | S. @9&33@5 lolita, adj. Shaking, tremulous, 8. TOFONWT T loukdyitaka, s, An I.B, trembling. atheist, materialist, Budhist. ney s. Bowsn, Bwewsss ldlupa, lblubha, adj. Very desirous, covetous, cupidinous. 8. ©703F, oO8¢F loukika, loukika, 8 e s. A secular man, one devoted principally or Sem 8. @J@QOJJ_QEO, éfgfi»f@:‘g) lblupti, lolopt, exclusively to the things of the present s. Ardent attachment, passionate fondness, 8 20 world. excessive cupidity. 2. a secular, as opposed to an offici- e, L [5) ating or religious, brahman. 3. service. adj. C. 5@373 7()’00, s. The eaves of a house. P 1 l Secular, munt 14 ane, worldly, human, what the cornice of a wall. 3. the frame-work of prevails ay al nong mankind, or is peculiar to a thatch. 4. a porch or penthouse. them [\ OTF FIFFD he is a worldly man. S. '3\@3?3 Z()’.Si?é{'?(l, s. A lump or clod of St eF TUT S¢F w8 g gecular affair. earth. o % 383 a harrow. = & a &4 IS ';':35"93\, Qj‘u'z;'i::\,: ISt 3, & B] €0 [e2] & e «#2g% I have, at present, N S. éJ@QTfi ]()7&66, s. Any metal, iron, steel, no employment. SIT(TFI0S Ie3B WeTV bell-metal. 2. a weapon. 3. aloe wood. 4. 83 (Y you must speak with a knowledge of the blood. SRy BF0F g blacksmith. ST 8 2 S 3 oy world. ©&9%%F 3 man abstracted from the ST Fe0s W dross of irvon, or iron-filings. world. ©&+F83 alienation from the world. 5 SRRB S0 the loadstone. Sy ® &3 gold. al 1\ Zw3 manganese. SR B, zine, Swk® T S. Q)‘e‘?p’& loubhya, s. Great covetousness, avarice. 63 a preparation used in attempts to transmute SRt D 8. o9% louha, s. § adj. Iron. metals. Swe® )8 sulphate of zinc. 63 8. & 9&%3 23y, the diamond, as the conqueror of iron, loukitya, s. Redness. 2. a il or as superior to it in hardness. male river, 3. the ocean. 6. 3 AN AAAAANAAAAANAAANANAAANAANAAAAAANNAN i g § N VA ~, C, = Llro‘( " O 3 0@, The forty-seventh letter of the alpha- 0. 30BD, BoFd wvankadi, vankani, L bet, sounded sometimes as va, sometimes as adj. Curved, tortuous, crooked. wa. Words not found under this initial will g 0. 3033 vankara, adj. Uneven, twisted, often be found under 2 or t. crooked. I \ il g C. 30T vanka, s. The passage or entrauce G. BoS vanki, s [wo+] A golden fimbriated of a house. 2. crookedness. adj. Crooked. armlet, e [ 852 Tod ToD 089 8 Th c. RoSRRS vankini gatti s. A semi- G 20382 vantu [a, fes A turn time, circular sword, once. p m]pv o0 o-JOd vandana, vandane, . S0B> vanku, v, n. To bend, bow, stoop, H’n. ] incline A bow, obeisance, reverence, worshipping, 4 fire shewing resp 0 oA vanga, s. The white oxide of lead ect to a superior M tondmw the =D QLS o J e ch © 2. tin 3. one of the fifty six countries ground, respect, civility. Dy & rinkin QU [ o~ enumerated by Hindus Jon ¢ 3, [ a leined ¢ to reverence, worship ajate QL@ oxide of lead worthy of respect, worshipful dorable A. C. DORT ’L’(ZI?(]("7({, s. An assemblage FoBID50® vandana-mdle s The 2 JoRB ToRARYL , o] multitude p] a fami ace ornamental arch of a gateway a number of palankeens 8. RoTOT> vanddri, ady Polite civil -2 T. B. TOAN, BORIR VANGASA, VANGUSA, il complimentary LS:’@‘J s. (leneration, lineage i g2 ] 8. <ol vandi, s A bard, panegyrist, herald o 0. Sohw . vangollu, v. n. To stoop who proclaims the titles, &e of kings and bend, lean forwards. Fomeo®?y what is b great 1 n; a poet who sings the praises of a prince in 1 hi 5 presence ; or accompanies an § A T. B. $08F vancha, [5c3] s. A family, ge- my to chaunt nm1tml songs neration a flatterer y } i, 8. Boe3T vanchaka, s praiser A deceiver, dis- 4 K . 300 vandita, qdj. Reverenced, ador- sembler, cheat, hypocrite o9 ed, worshiped i 8. Doz, 3 DTS vanchena, vancha- 8. DoRT0 vandisu, v a i ne S S, Deceit aeceprion delusion fraud To reverence, eyiel So=3z o) T g great hem vle} worship, adore, salute respectfull hoax, hypocrisy what o 8 cheated, G. DT> vandu, [wow] adj. One = to trick, deceive, defraud arfo deceived, defranded 8. 20T vandya, adj Worshipful, respect- =~ ful, adorable S [ > vanjula, s 18 tree Jonesia. 2. a common cane 3. hibiscus mutabilis, a S. =00 vandra, s A worshipper, votar oty flower. follower %) 8. T vantaka, s A share, part, por S. oc0¢ e FO40 vandhya, vandhye, t1 s. A barren female i ) G. 083D wantari, [ 1 adv Singly AL QoY O\)@' ampu, L?JJ ] v. n. Toapprove, i alone nsent, be pleased to shine. adj. Crook- 3y &3, Sok3o35en vanti, vantiydyi, ed, b [208] adyj. Alone, solitarily, by one’s self. . ENletAle) e wambhatiu, adj. Nine 6. S0 vanti, [wo¥] s, A very large ear- (CJ D ajof)a(wfada wambhai-nitru, o4 [ ring of gold wire, worn by men only Nipe hundred w03 vante, [to¥] s A “camel b dro- A. €. BoR0TWRO vamman-godali, mec Iy A heavy axe 8. <00 vanda, g An ox without his tail G wqfiog\", 00 d\)c) 0RNIND wam- . SoeoRwRd vanpan-godaeli, s. A mana, wam-mana, wam-mana, s. One large heavy axe. — D mavnd ¢. 503 o o3, 208 wanta, vante - . O3 wWam-mu- vanty, Affixes used for the formation of G. DOV Kfi“‘@f\/\, ity kha, wam-moga, wamme, qdv. At once, masculine and feminine derivatives, and im- unawares, suddenly " W plying the possession of certain disposition qualities, &e. 2B FFoB g man possessed of G. 300> wamyt, s. A mode among child- Wl wealth or dominion. ¥33c8 g rich man. ren of expressing negation or refusal 2000 Fo8 g wise man, De O\)O“S o vamsha, vamsa, s, Genera- (] &5 ) — \’\‘&v ‘ o () ~ BN e tion, race, lineage, family, extraction. 2. a % to become crooked 2. to oppose, hinder. il bamboo. Jo3B = 8,505 3 ©508) 9 genealogical 3. a constellation to retrograde or deviate i history, family chronicle. F032I% the line from its course, T 257 a planet to change hi o) de ent, a genealogy. TRWDF 3 J 03 the so- a retrograde to an advance motion. 5%, 73, § f i 220 = OR] " lar race. ,cv ; 1€ lunar race, winence ) PIVNF a crooked path. 2. crooked con- vl the Pandus, Krishna, &e. descended. SoBwe duc 3. a way opposite to what is usual ora s S¥ one who preserves his race or 1 ' VI o RETS QRS he deviates 3 1 11y. v dian i O‘ ? 3 I S°%% one who is the ruin of his posterity from the usual course. § VU @lia2l 0% - 87 the original progenitor of any race S oo Tidi S) vakri, s. A personor constellation * S. ) Sfic-fim vankshana, s. The groin, the deviating from the usual to an eccentric MY pubic and iliac regions course. ol ()] w590 vakdra, s. The letter - A oJ./) pfa(\,) ’L‘(ZZ,Z.&U?H«)’/ See ?,1“‘ &30 il H c«)Uej@jD vakdlattu, s. The profession ‘3,/\ o, R 1 vagalu, vagate, [wnss] fiu il y4] [>) DT s. A riddle. fran of an atrm ney. 5 1cy 1n general, @ [ch) (Y =0 350, ST S a power of attorney. C. DABT vagadisu, v, n. To vomit Le oo 3 vakilu, spue The U, I5ews vakilanu + DI An ttorney, agent, representative, am- i ONLD vagerre, postposition, Lt cetera, ASSE 1 or. and so forth. ) ( I ) C. kY S. o0 va kula, s. The plant mimusops S oo 0, —57‘«, [ agraha, vagrdha, elengr. s. Plenty, abundance. l]‘L T, Y S hill\ vakkanisu, [t <+ 2] v, 2. To 233 vachana, s. A word, speech, speak- . o\)ué)_g‘z'\ (iece speak, d ecl re, S v J tell. ing, sentence, dictum, aphorism 2. prose. 9 —ow oy alioy JWBALN fit or broper to be spoken or said G =% ¢ «\L, ¥l 8 P“ & vakkane, vekkani- 8 thin '\)3( vachassu, s. A sentence, dictum ](’ s. The heading or honorific address to a aphorism. 2. a speech peaking letter or petition. the subject of a letter — an - = = 2 oV U B B ¥, 2 ) a‘!-‘&%,%cdnfl 030 Qe & 2 to talk much. vache, s. The orris root “:.S vachcha, s. A fault, flaw, defect 8. ¥ (¢ vaktavya, adj. Proper, fit to be 1 o ) = < spoken or said c.u'z‘»‘ PV T B: oY Ty e vackcha, wvachchlia, o, x0® a proper part to —_s S W0 be mentioned oJ i Je ] s. A child. &, [ . a calf. %F a meaning proper b, 1 H. ) COE L T8 el to be told ) ouwg B[EI> vajan, vajani 0 S. Weight. ) Lis a load, burden. 8. BB 3, 999 T, T vaktri, vaktdra, vajanu, COmy vakta, s A speake pleader, advoc . F30 FwD measuring and weighing., FT=dg 36 0y o) LY 2 to see how much a thing weighs £ SN % 42 pleading, advocacy G R OV} @ to weigh. 23 ~o eCUR elw— a heavy load <€ Q) S ‘Sfij vaktra, s, The mouth face, coun- Y TS0y an honest, upright, fair dealing tenance Bz &%) Gandsha, with the face of man. A, an elephant B8R T Hayagriva with o, Swe Z'(j((, s. Deduction, subtraction, re- +0U( the face of a horse. Csfele NT ) Shiva with ) 11}18\1()1) e o) 93 to deduct, remit five faces. toop ©3 8%,) Rdvana, with ten faces. ~UL H. 530300, LTI, IB3¢vo vajir, va- C, LY Lowox 3%, ) a woman with a lotus-like face. ) 3% ¥F ) a woman with a moon-like face, j{? anu, L‘({]l/ 8 A prime minister. P the queen, in cards. & & 3 =T ) vaks @, adj. Bent, awry, crooked c. o0 ')J-—\"fi = (o) distorted, curved, bowed. 2. malignant, cruel s vajya, vajje, s. A burden, L0 25 s. Difficulty strait trouble o o 83 g load. [ B ! camel, with a crooked neck 4 F an oV o ST o- J vajra, s, Glue. €Nce owl, with a crocked beak. P C <] 'f/ a giant, 8 0o2) vara, s. A diamond. 2. a thunder- (i VA with crooked teeth. ® (Srer) ‘JUJ with eight bolt; the weapon of Indra. 3. the emblic e R (ALY, distortions about his body < ’3 2 © [ph) e myrobalan, 4. one of the astronomical Xogas. txma 854 o s wra) i 1] (s} ~ny (afe} TRID adj Hard, impenetrable, strong. ) =w g flower a person who deals in { oy ] ALy ASBA uw @) Indra, with a thunderbolt for flowers, a florist. T Qo7 '8 g female florist. ) change his weapon. Juao.o WJ B '6:)5;(53, 6. SBOD, RVWOs vadiya, vadeya, See strong constitution of body D00 5)2-‘)1:@’ Baodo, ed oo a coat of mail T s o) &3 g hard O, o0 o vade s. A cake made from the meal 5 usul Q:J: or durable plaster. i c=T cage set with of the Phaseolus mungo. v. a. [%%]To break (eviates diamonds. A. C. D vant, v.n. To know, understand 8. & vata, s. The large banyan, Flicus e o 1t is known. Tndica —3 G g R vaniga, s. An affix of nouns, to eCCel 8. DT vaz‘a]u, s. Pulse ground or fried exp1 ess s disposition or habit ; as, ©o% a bribe; in oil or butter. 2. any soft lump of a medici- oS F5080 a 0523 8 a person fond of bribes. nal preparation. =% guch taken for word S»803¢R a person prone to talk too atulence ToW one made from pome- much. =@ an, Snsiddtiavery loquacious granate stones. woman. C. 3&9T8, Sud vatdra ) ¥ vathdra S Radd gzfiaésvang anu, vaniklu, The compound or enclosure of a house. s. A mercufmt trader. fogtity s. 38, DT vatu, vatuka, s. A lad S. oooch z*amjja, s. Traffic, trade, com- young man. merce. //’/// . D83, vatta, s. The agio or difference in S. <© ‘53’3 vat, vattu, adj. As, like, the exchange of money, or the rate of exchange S1Y 0y Q. an affix added to nouns to denote between rupees, &e of different species, 2 gped =by = =61 =r a person in posses ssion of any quality or thing. deceiving EVANES TV 2] oL@ 3 €3 to make an -y oJ < o N IR ESND) (5] s 2@ 2) 25 A S5@ to do accord- DI 056, allowance. & h}—- e “egoto deduct some- o 1 3 ing to law O :35_»3 08, v a face as beau- in thing in e\dmmnw money. 8 BTN’ tiful as the moon. rszz ) possessed of wealth. cham - Fe3; #1080 in exchanging this rupee what 8. 39 vatsa, s, A child. 2. a calf (’J?() do you ask ? 3833 .,:?f\) 3 inferior gold. S. B3 vatsatarda, s. A steer. wxu 3 w"’ inferior silver. g f N Q ::’) gk = ”—>’< Soe) vatsandbha, (7 f C. wéfi aqloej <& Qw«o@ dw xces, N v at § andbhi, s. An active vegetable poison. / lly ';jéd °moar um‘a chila, flaffc chila, De 10 vatsard, s. A year vaila sanchi, vatté- sanchi, S. A bag *53’(& [t S. S v, $S® vatsala, vatsale, adj for betel leaf, areca nut, &c., havir severa > 3 \2J Fond, loving, lm.d affectionate. @ é/ 3y af- \\ue compartments. G wded valiaa, [»8] s Tribute. chu(m fondness, kindness, regard. [ G De S vatse, s. A girl. 2. the breast. ! &Q G vattale, [¢¥9] 5. A mass, heap. -..)(,. (V8N vatty, See &), S. oJZf)@ vadanda, s. The mouth, the visage e3” O AN S e face, countenance. ¥} oJ i) Gandsha. [eofesM C. o0 vatte, s. A path, road way @ oW ITI g woman with 2 (V) 59 H& S8 Hayagriva 2 vattewsu, v, a. To amass, he a face like the lotus. &3¢ $eT) =TS a woman tog et er whose face resembles the moon. C. . &w 3 a =& 0% € il .41‘7 "@, adj. Curved, circular, = </ [y 2837 Q o 8. T30, BTG vadanya, vaddnya, =% the letter 4. 3%3,%0n RPF 7 theletter o e CI(ZJ Beneficent, hbcml, generous. . > G. 02 - > vadambadu, See vzowzy. S S TR T vadd da, s. Speaking; a A. C . ST L(u{(é/bc’, s. A spittoon. S =} eaker. adj. Able to speak well, eloquent. [ C. RBOS» vadayu, @] v. a. To experi- Zi?io vadisu, v.n. To speak, talk. ence ecelv 3ONFEEW to be wounded S. “S CJUJJ, adj. Much. =263y (<193 ) ) G. T vadalu, | 1 s. The body S [ BB vadhu, vadhilft, s. A jun et C. IBR vadiga, s. An affix of nouns, toin- woman, bride, wife, 35w=o% bride and bride- timate a person’s groom, [ s trade or employment ; as, Jif 855 M RT3 EM ) o [ 3 (o CST6) vadhe, s, Killing, murder IR $o G. 3 TND vappdri, See vy kill, murder. s deserving of death, [0l o) omugf vappukd, See =%,%. 008 8. 03 vana,s. A garden, grove, forest, wood. S. 2. a ) vaprd, s. A rampart, ban 2. water; a cascade, fountain. 3. a house, hdd 3. the side of a hill o eside ncee. 9 -9 adj. Wild, not domesticated or S. el odos ® i y ra-kride, s. I N ~ =01y RESEIN] 0T vap utting, as U1} e tame a tax collected from indivi- of an elephant, a bull, &c. (e I duals conveying w ood and timber from go- 2. vernment forests. 8. BT vamathu, s. Vomiting il = the lotus, growing ” ater ejected from an elephant’s trunk. U4 i 1 water BT, FI¢BT a monke or other animal living in forests. 3 % g wild S. 3303 vamana, s Vomiting. 2. pain. ) ) ) = (3] oblations to fire. hnabm buffalo. 33 7w a wild elephant 15 FI2 by o el (v Tla wi 0 east. & (SR S residence in a for- 8. DN vame, s. Vomiting, sickness. 0 est IS 720 one who resides in a forest LU aly ST a o = 8. 350"33(»3(\% vay 8826, s. Age, time of life. """ en contizuous to a house or town. 2. puberty, yout c\,O\N@&, ST a “Ol’tl‘ h UV voTE IS, ¥ I g pleasure garden. 3 SoNFs g friend e (N a man in the prime of life. T I3 o1 Sora S i, ;J’c,\w griva’s pleasure garden. associate contemporar, a female ¢ 39 $2D ) o3 39 pleasure gardens of Indra. 380 friend or confidant cv\)vvu\fl"v). Sodwer 3,8 an H (M0 7 83 Kubéra’s pleasure garden 55 C\)JQ# a aged man, a man well stricken in years. 3 IS IS ild jasmin. 83 257 a gad-fly w03, s P C. 000399 rayalz, s. A chariot, car. Vishnu’s ga 1‘1d 3’5 XY, PR VWO T '3 Vish- - 9y alloping. G 0 nu. ST pSTal » 39 J9% a sort of kidney bean. 9 e C. DOWI vaind, s. Detail, particulars. &3 2® the ocean. 1 I3 Tm WFeod the mun- (R manner, circumstances, way the art of doing 1 § da 1 R ON PV Pl 139';2;5 the universe. a thing at large, particularly, S, o o"u)(om)v vanas-pati, s, A tree which ail. bears fruit but has no apparent blossoms, as ; oJ:)\,Jd vaira, See \: G o 40 and I%)- several species of the large fie, &c e | { POMWLT vaira, s The heart of a tree. -8 NT BF0030 vandayu, s, A country so call- g =T vara, s. A blessin boon, gift, espe- [ ed, distinguished for its breed of horses. o 2. engag- cially from a brahman or deity . (> ] requestin 8 ol OB g horse from this country. 1T appomnting, electing - ] . oY ) vant, s. A garden, forest solicitin especially prevailing on a person, . ot d ) 3 W ]M O ¢ vanite, s. A woman. by entreaty, to undertake any business. 4. 3] a hushand 13gg 8. BALTT surrounding, encompassing vanipaka, s. A mendicant a b ~. bridegroo m. 6. a son-in-law 7. 1 scab= © WY begzar bard, sheath [5) & lest a 7] 1)@\'{ C‘\(L‘HL‘I’[ LN DI 0T vanouka, s . A monkey, an in- a x(.\l better De a little u pproved, slightly N o ha bitant of the forest -~ =2 preferab! O FTRBI to confer a boon, g iy BeITY JITo Bwk3 (o V) ) oY = ) o) JT? & »E3 though : m.'%g D50 vanya, vanye, s. A mul- e3 8 ¥ titude of groves. adj. Wild, savage, sylva God vouch wd a blessing, the priest with op ety Pier) ot It 8. ©23 vapana, s. Sawing 2. shaving. held it o Y to entreat a favour W C 3 (Y to go from the place of bathing and 8. YY), 3L Ry vapu, vapussi, s. The Wil body. sleey before an idol, in order to receive fa- vou o Iad ble intimations, in a dr¢ Ca ) m, especting I 8. =9 vape, s, The mucus or glutinous Bfo] hvm the pre- secretion of the flesh or b Se 2. the mem- the obtaining of a family Al brane offered to fire in s sent made by a bride’s father to the bride- rifices. TOoom at the consummation of a marriage. L 4, . oqab) vappa, Sece e i 3 - o J N, b 81 2 respectful attentions shewn by the wfl;f@) vappa. ka, . Counting cattle. same to the bridegr m on the above occasion. L\lle‘ 2. consent, agreement. &TT one who (,(“lf(,l\ a boon. ST @] = o ™ 1 =y W ™ T. D Q O 2 5‘5“:)6 uppara, Vishnu, wors hipped under this designation A} 856 e <0 v ior) at Conjeveram. 338 &eS a hushand not tall into boiling ghee, &c., in the form of pipes enough for his wife. TR0 FB a woman 2. alarge mortar, for beating off husk from 8 15 44 1 [ choosing her own husband. Tyodo ST I O, corn. FyoNo BT FRB to choose one’s own hushand. 8. TR varavarnint, s. An excel- Zyoho IT FnS the garland put by a woman lent or virtuous woman. ting, & on the husband of her choice. &8 &3 g king, G. BT varasu, See t.om. chief man. S 3T, IT JQ g chief sage. = - [5) - C. 3TX varase, See 503. g, oson the head. o a privity. S0» By, o3 i 8 Je372 a handsome, elegant woman. o] 0. T varahd, s, A pagoda coin. 2 0 il ®)%3 g boon or blessing vouchsafed by a an abbreviated term for a thousand pagodas. brahman or a deity. ITme Wy gold a little below the highest touch. Todg Tach FTWR g pagoda worth ten 8. 703 varanda, s. Apim.ple on the face. P 153 a heap of grass. 3. a verandah, portico. gold fanams. PO FTHR 4 common pagoda pof bt of forty five silver fanams. §30)% I8, & i ) S. R0oTF varandaka, s. A sore or pim- ple on the face. #,20% FT%2 a pagoda of the value of thirteen 3 ITIeId gold fanams, OIS %&ofloefi‘fiom FTEE, Jer Temale C. ¥TTF varaka, s. A ditch, moat. 72g he has, no doubt, a thousand pagodas. H. 300> varakhu, s. Gilt. 2.a single card, G 355“?3 varalu, v. n. To CIY. Yoar s IS 3 a leaf. ForeBn IV gold leaf, &3 8 Y [28%0] a large mortar. Al JBae silver leaf or foil. © 03¢ (=A% HT JBaw g, card. s. IU0T, VoS vardka, vardki, .. G. STA> varagu, See wor. Low, vile, impure. s 2. unable, disqualified. G. DT> varachu, See w3E domng 8. 3008 vardta, s. The seed vessel of the 8. 208, ITE varata, varate, s, A ¥y i n lotus. 2. the small shell called a cowrie. 3. goose or female swan., the name of a country. G. T3> varady, v.n. To grind with the teeth. 8. B0 ET, Do 8T vardtaka, vardtike, . s. A rope, cord, string. 2. the cowrie shell, "5, P varand, s. An enclosure, an out- used as a coin. 3. the seed vessel of the &) er building or wall of masonry. lotus. S. $BcoR500F varana-mdlike, s The 0 Roose vam’da’, s. A subscription raised garland put by the bride upon the bridegroom S0l among farmers to defray the public expenses when he first presents himself at the mar- of a village. STE V,)EL)D 7 JITeB Hodr TRYD riage. d, to make a subscription, b 8. RO varanasi, s. Benares. D. D08 vardta, s. An assignment, order, il G. ITB varate, See wo3. demand for payment. BRgd JTes a com- S. 03, varatra, s. A leathern thong or pulsory or peremptory demand for payment. 0l girth. ¢. S000 varddi, s. A bridge. 8. 208 varada, adj. Favourable, indul- 0. 30D vardri, See wS~0. gent, propitious, giving. 9 S. ST, oo o vardshi, vardsi, s. A C. 3TD varadi, s. News, report, intelli- coarse cloth, gence. adj. Hired. JTB 308y, g hired bul- f ITH 8. 309 vardha, s. A hog, boar. JT® lock. FTde B to report the news. > AV ITD a F¢%T g brush, used by goldsmiths, &c. KT 2.3 to deliver in a report. wedee8 the third incarnation of Vishnu, gateway report. F33R ITD g report from a YVB, BT = under the form of a boar. ST ® zdeoffij the pass. e Td a patrole report. impression or sign of a boar placed at the S. ™TVIT vara-nara, s. A king, chief, bottom of a deed of gift of land, &c. Hiild chief man. oY G. 308, B> varal, varalu, [238w] s, . 3309 \0/’0:) TvRTeeIe vardla, vardha- kitrcha, .s. A brush. A kind of machine for forcing hatter through (5] M tof { refop) [F NSRS S~ 8 i . B. 337"0%5’ U(l?ala, [Foekd| 5. A cowrie or G. 309, DD varushe, varuse, See ok} small shell, used as a coin S. T vardli, s. The name of a tune Teoib JTIRW, NTOD, [0, varusa, L I Y. 200 wart, s. Any tax, assessment, duty. varusha, varusha, [337] s A year. [y =8 2. a line, single line OR &0 o impose a S. s.@fii varutha, s, A war chariot or tax R 98, to levy or raise taxes. wug ) ple car & a sort of ledge round a carriage, as Fem, F0g 8B to pay taxes Sog 85 N to miss o a defence against collision the line, go out of the line o.)f\' 8%, 3 ) 3 T to § N write s0 as not to deviate from the line 5(9 S. SRR varithing, s. An army 10v¢ B R § 3 PR FOR W TRE write nie a copy S wfi\@’\yg varénya, adj. Chief, noble, 30 IO A w3 W F you must write the principal, pre-eminent A same number of lines (in each) Blelarie] a tax 2R S. BARE varga, s. A class, tribe ) 04 athere multitude of similar things 3. a chapter, phi C section. transfer 7%T a SVAW, T=OR JOVAW varigi, va- 4. exchange, I classified letter ¥ F INT g cement com- rege, varwigu, postposition, Till, until § 3 as far as YROT IOR Bwer™ oo as far as pounded of eight ingredients, used for secu- that village. ring an idol "R SNF g chapter on heaven. (71« 8% SN the aggregate of ingredients in any ) C. 303, fiu\), N3E, DNE varishe medicinal compound =\ ULZ?'ZS(?, vara/ze, varse, s, A congratu- De3E Tl varchassu, s. Form, figure M3 latory present on auspicious occasions, carried shape. 2. light, lustre feces. B Fag ~d vé n procession to the house of a friend or re- a handsome man )Ty FBFRY holiness lation. 2. a turn, time 3. affinity 4. a 3 e resulting from the study and observance of TOwW. line (3] order arrangement BoBosg 8 the Vedas. FIR TOB BRBY PwoBd BegR B we must 4 | go to the nuptial house with a congratula- 3¢ 00CIE varja, See Jwyr. O tory present INYR IV Bw T we S. ®&EI varjand, s. Abandonment, re- S must present our daughter with a present of linquishment, quitting J8F3 ghandoned I congratulation. VT FOTEHRA 08T B they avoided. 2. excepted, excluded S®FILED 1n standing in a row Jode J0B g relation Improper, censurable proper to be avoided ¢ or aflinity F08g B¥ T an intermittent JLFIW to relinquish, give up, abandon r” fever S0 Swm, W the leaves of a tree used Ll S zSeuzsac var)yd, adj. Proper to be re- in intermittent fevers ;Smé oS3 (2] frained from avoided or abandoned 2. 3 kS I S0EBA 2008 in our house one empty, wanting, absent s. An unlucky pe- gen expense has come upon uas 1 Ssuccession to 2. cessation vacation B2 9 riod of the day another FOBR Jed ??vt”zfé to take one’s s turn. i BBy BTy JwyFHed there is no food to- S. JORL varisu, v, a@ To desire, wish day, or, there is an absence of food to-day covet 2. to select, choose v wife marry 8 ot a7, F¥AR Js7Y how many hours of betroth. 3. to single out as a particular this day are unlucky ? 8 3 deity for worship 8. RLE varna, s. A class, tribe, caste. 2 fan Best greatest 8. 0D varishtha, adj the order or arrangement of a song or poem the largest, most pmfcmble 3. colour, tint, hue 4 a musical mode, 5 (reg s. BDEO3> var ZJ(L, ady More, better, any letter of the alphabet Qs’ w)fi,,m SoF the ROV greater. priestly order, &c © JeoF the letter ©. BT tlon‘ S. DT varuna, S The Hindu Neptune, Do a white colour. RF T fo paint 1N b ¢ deity of the waters, and regent of the west dye Jard 28 A to sing words as ar- e S dFY, the west anged in a tune JeoF 398 the alphabet to} . T3 varutra, s. An upper and outer | Seor Baded Saraswati, whose form is letters 53 garment. | NED 8, % an articulate sound S a(b 8 (3} 8 e DRF |3} e, b S. BRI, JeoE 3 varnana, varaane, s. 935, ST vartma, vartani, s £ s =, s. Describing, explaining, expatiating upon, A way, path, road. Y 8,7 the god of L, pointing out qualities or excellencies. 2. co- fire. louring, painting, writing. 3. praise, pane- s. 3008 vardhanti, s A birthday fes- Ay, gyric. T T T, @*;@jdfi ST 3 to a com- tivity. hariof o plete poem there are eighteen qualities (or S An increaser, age, & 8. 9T vardhaka, properties, or subjects). augmenter, promoter, prosperer. 8. I varnt, s. A Bramhachari,after his 1y Si 5?5?'8‘ vardhaki, s. A carpenter. 2. a investiture with the sacred thread. strumpet, adulteress, , 10 Hl, S. V=3 varnita, adj. Described. 2 8. 0= 3 vardhana, s. Increase, growth. panegyrised. 3. painted. adj. Increasing, growing, thriving. STF I 99 8. B3=Tb varnisu, v, a. To describe, ex- S increasing, prospering, thriving. chapte plain, point out. 2. to praise, commend, ) 8. IPR393F vardhamdnaka, s. A flatter. lid, cover. ng o 8. 33T vartaka, s. A trader, merchant. 8. 33 vardhitae, adj. Increased, grown, 2. a horse’s hoofs. 3. asort of quail, Perdix thriven. heaved dioeca. J8r¥33 trade, traffic, commerce. 8. IR vardhishnu, odj. Growing, 5 Iy S2rea8n the profession of a merchant. (S S %530 JSFF e is a rich or great merchant. multiplying, thriving. figur M. BB R vartamika, s. Use,in use, 8. ST vardhisu, v. n. To grow, pros- ! 3 TBFLORTD IR to use, elnploy_ per, thrive. oliness S. RVE varma, s. Armour, mail IWFS s. 83, 38«3 vartana, vartane, e of armed, accoutred. s. Occupation, profession, living, livelihood. 2. established, fixed, or customary fees, espe- 8. 0% varya, adj. Excellent, powerful, chief, cially those payable in grain to the public of, 1 servants of a village or town, for their liveli- S. TVE varsha, s. Ayear. 2. rain. 3. a zr’fflllfi]x hood. 3. staying, abiding. OI3 F('f c].] ang.. division of the known continent. Nine are B8 BoRRWY VST I JR T ing, exchanging. reckoned ; as, T, 28, BIRIF, GFD IRF Ultlvi > deal always at that shop. F2rS B, Beg =8, @O, FBoTRY, 'Lp’@?{s, +3, 0, oS, 7 to cease to be on intimate or familiar terms ®3738 g hill in the centre of these countries. with. B} ~ s HF & OF, IHF DB, ITPF TV the rainy sea- ) 16 S. Intelli- SEerod 9 8. VBeB7I vartamdna, son. IFTproES g yearly account. o gence, news, information, intimation, notice. 23/0:& annual revenue. 33 Fo€3 another year, ® JIBFINT & = 2. in gram. the present tense. more than a year. IprY) 7 the first annual I8F 508 BB to inquire after the news, offering made to the manes of departed au- ol 10 cestors. IPeeF 823 F30 the present tense of a verb. ST g yearly payment. o o hail. = ) e AF Qo S the stream of rain. IDF S. 3= 8wT vartarika, s. A crow’s nest. s 3703 g birthday festivity. 8. 38z wvarti, s. The wick of a lamp. 2. sandal or other perfume for the person. 3 s. TP Pw varshd-bhid, s. A frog. stt. 4 the foil placed under a precious stone, to in- S. 352\)\c fi varshishtha, adj. Oldest, el crease its lustre. very old. ~ S3:Fab older, elder. JWFSsoD i the elder man, FURFERod, FWFE the 8. 8= vartishnu, adj. Fixed, sta- elder woman. tionary. Y/ 8. R8> vartisu, v. n. To be going on, S. 3%\ ,& varshma, s. Thebody. 2. mea- sure. ) I““ be in a state of action. 2. to act, behave. 3. 3. height, elevation. to be used, asa word, in any particular sense 8. R vala, s. A giant slain by Indra. I¢ 8. BBorw, BSoe¢ vartula, vartula, 8. SURY valagna, s. The middle of the Jtt adj. Spherical, globular, circular, round. day, noon. (5] 9 {3} N b % = ) ) S = 8] )0 for- 03 e ] ) ) ? wlaja, s. The cus-cus or scented R § ] B Rama. 3 & 5 p 3 one who is a fa- 1,5 o) o rass =] vourite at court. 3 Y i o i Bl ¢. S0Y) valapu, [weos ] s. Love, regard, S. Zfig)b vallare, s, A compound pedicle. fondness. Sugymedr a female friend. 2. a creeping or winding plant. 1.3 = gl se 8. S8, YD valabhi, valabhi, s, The S. ESCG% D vallava, s, A herdsman. wooden frame of a thatch. 2. a turret or Jover ¢ 8. 9 Z‘d”i, s. A creeper, any creeping temporary building on the top of a house. | BRR plant. iallen S, D03 valaya, s. A bracelet, armlet. 2. T. B. ::Saoggc% vavvdlu, s, A bat. (, DY a sore throat, an inflammation of the larynx’ s. 33 vasha, s Subjection, submission, the &e N 3. a boundary, enclosure. 4. a globe, state of being completely tamed or over- i o) (‘ orb, circle, sphere. 5. an assembly. BRTV 23 I 100y 01 powered. 2. charge, possession. () 3 fate, o the terrestrial globe. 2. the sea. b} B providence. 3% a barren cow. 2. a woman b I\ 9 o g female assembly, =S SV an assem- ( under subjection. 32 & Fwgo to get into I i I bly of people. one’s power or possession, to take charge of. 3 4 IS A, 0. 3003 valaya, s. A sky-lark. SI3e70 to hecome subject to, in the power of. live, 8. 0¥ valala, s. A cook. I8, IBoFT one who is in subjection and I8 NV not his own master. Z3FIe subjection, sub- A. C. VI3, Jwon3 valavara, valam- shelf duing, overcoming by drugs, charms, &e. 3 vara, Se 2. Drote Love, affection, fondness. op £} 82 %3 the act of 2C tting into one’s power or DRV g = strength, might. (3 . violence. possession. c. 23, mvd valashe, valase, s. People Who S. 33_5’8 1)0872]/0!, adj. Subject, subjected, ) moving en masse, from the alarm or fear of captivated. 2. tame, humble, docile, govern- ea an invasion. vE TeTBI people to flee from able. s. Enchanting, seducing, captivating, their houses through fear. [V BRRY, IVD light, charming by drugs, &e. 3,)% 3% charming, W 233 people to leave, all at once, one village e [\ © 0o = w’%;g y captivating, or seducing a woman. fl and go to another for safety. bringing over a king to one’s views, % o SEON A. C. 3O vali, 5. A wave, surge, billow. 8, a charm used in captivating or seducing. fa Ui il A.C. DO ?,‘(l],?"?j/d, s. A sky-lark, 3% SANCLI) a drug for a similar purpose i T \B b ¢ % a decoy powder. 6. 3, 2O vale, vali, |25 s. A fire-place, Sial] hearth. T. B. 3% vasa, [5%] s. Subjection, submis- nage, sion, seduction. 2. See J3. = =:=“ad,r<e;’o Fe S. R, [ & valka, valkala, s. The RV & to administer decoys or lures. bark or fibres of a tree. 2. the scales of a ] 00 ) fish. 8. X033 vasanta, s. The season of spring, 0 g or its deified personificatiou. c. A red water Ate o Vi S. 1‘3(3,)\3 valgita, s. A horse’s gallop. made with turmeric and fine lime. = ™0 oolle 8. e valgu, s A goat. adj. Handsome, Evpafere] C’J_"J, D NOE P < o beautiful. 29 the season of spring. 3 2 % o my o8 B8, JITc8 F=¢) the Indian cuckoo. 0llg 8. 28,8, 3965 valmika, valmika, s. %08 wa the trumpet flower. 2, a large and ro (g, An ant hill, hbillock, ground th Ko W n up by beautiful creeper. —— @D NO 8 z& Cupid, friend of ROV moles, &c. Spring. Swe8 & the mango which blos- < De fl 2o valla, s Winnowing corn. 2. pro- soms in Spring. sfi«’.JZ@v’c‘QEfi\l)fi a Sp]-ing fegt].. gy il hibition, prohibiting, val. 2. the last and principal day of a fes- o g tiv a [SEsferer) 5 e o ) ) o to throw red water on AV s, 35(%8' vallahi, s. The wims or Fudian lute. ] 1 Oty eople at the above festival. B 55 = o Aot S 35(\%35 vallabha, s, A 1ov r, husband, vasati, s. A house, dwelling, re- A friend. it 2. a superintendent, overscer, 5% sidence, 2. allowance, pay. adj. Commo- 0 23 a female lover or friend, a wife zjj“‘) i S8 dious, convenient, agreeable. =eo)03 To 358 ag tlof %3 a husband, dear as life. ka ) & , king. the place is not agreeable. { he ; 860 P o, bt ) N} ~ S TEOI o i B ofmJ‘é vasana, s. Cloth, clothes. &¢ I ERAD o be sojourning or halting in a 8 333 Krishna, with a yellow cloth. NV I place, 1 pel pedil 3 Balarama, with a blue cloth. s, DR vastu, s. A thing, matter, sub. T, B. SROIRD vasayisu, ». a. To invei- stance. 2. natural disposition, essential pro- gle, seduce, charm, 2. to get into ome’s perty, nature, or essence. power or possession. 3. to reside, dwell. creeping 8. 33_7\')_)0 vastra, s. Cloth, clothes, raiment. 8. BXISX vasa-vase, s Peovishness, ir- SoN %) food and raiment. 33,) 1y a tent. ritableness. 83,) m¥3 forcing any powder through a dry C. 009 Z‘dS(Z)'(t’, s. A verandah. cloth, instead of a sieve. , e I over ¢. SNReE)T vasigd-prasta, s. A cere- 8. I vaka, s, A bearer, sustainer. o8 mony on a girl’s becoming of age. 3% the god of fire, he who bears away obla- am 8. D% vasishtha,s. A divine sage of the tions. =Y I8 a cloud, as being the bearer of rain. first order. s, > vasisu, v. n. To reside, dwell, 8. X3 vahana, . Bearing, conveying. live, 2. a vehicle, conveyance. 3. a raft, float, boat. M. ES?vQG)D vastld, s. An asylum, refuge, ! shelter, protection. Fuwe In@ to shelter, H. 333590 va/mvva’, interj. Bravo! well protect. done ! orer 0 S. TR0 vasu, s. A kind of demi-god, of c. 3% wvahi, s. An account book, a book, whom eight are enumerated, viz., &3, 2,3 tract, &ec. el BRI, éfifi_{a@, B, 930, a)j'a:’ua:;’)\, and ® ;/335 S. 580?) vahitra, s, A boat, vessel, raft, OYelT: 2. wealth. 3. the god of fire. 4. aray of float. il \7, light. 5. the tie of a yoke. IS, SWB, NG A. 0. %Y vahila, s. Haste, speed, velo- N W AP, WS the earth. 8, I, em;;f\g B % the sun. city. 3 I, VI3 FF the moon. & B33 Krishna’s 8. D> vakisu, o, g, To sustain, support, SEBke g king so called. bear. father. C. figoq vahni, s, Fire, or its deity. T. B. IXRD vasiri, [ 25e02] 5. The A.C. ¢ wval, s he rings on a horse’s small pox. TR0 Sn®B to innoculate, vacci- nate. bridle. 7”;159 FBR0@»7 to have the small pox. 1. 30> vasitlu, . Collection, especial- [E8 '&"JQJ vala, An affix of nouns implying pro- IR JINRREY ly of revenue. 2. acquisition. fession; as &2 a washed or bleached cloth ; to collect revenue. 2. to amass wealth. B SBIY g washerman. mg TR to become collected. RWIBL ITRW g pater G. 5?fi valage, [2¥8] postposition, In > collection in kind. SNB IBRW g collection within. adj. Inner, inward, internal. in ready money. FTRW ¥ g balance of A. 0. FQ0TF valayinke, [v9A] ado. collected revenue. 2. collection and balance Within. due. S. 3:5@’@1 valaksha, adj. White, pure. S. 357{9) vase, s. The serum or marrow of the i Wi flesh. 2. the marrow of the bones. 3. the C. 5@'?{/9 Ua.ldgmz, [e927)] adj. Indige- | nous, home (produce.) membrane offered to fire in sacrifices. 8. B¢ vali, s. A corrugation or fold of the S. 1’)?’:)0 vasti, s. The abdomen, or the part stomach above the navel. 8)5% a threcfold of the belly below the navel. 2. the end of corrugation, considered as a beauty in women. a cloth. c¢. Halting, sojourning. 3%, 333 a custom of ydgis cleansing the bowels by A G '&’)@?7? va,lz'{/e, s. A mouthful of any- g 1 thing, the introduction, through the mouth, of a i s ool cloth thirty yards long. %8393 to cleanse A. 0. 3F vale, [#¥]s. Rain. § " the abdomen, as above. 2. to halt, sojourn. T. B. 5'@5033 valeya, See o, 861 e - 4 ) =2 8. D3 1 30 . CA? d)g?\'fi% vaksha, vakshassu, s, ing. J3% o overcoming in argument. BE) The breast, bosom, chest. FFRDT, IFRR v, JFHFTY eloquent, ready, powerful in Jer, g the female breast. [a] speaking. 5108, of few words, speaking . — oJ L 2o H. 59 vd, intery. Of delight or surprise. little, humbly, or guardedly. 3T BoodF elo- ES) - A B9 A @900 ha! ha! you have done well. quence. 3@?@0; e3 reading with distinct utter- §, N0 2 - 8. D908 vdnchhe, s. Desire, wish. 2. love, ance and accuracy. eloquence, rhetoric. §, 0 mmsrs attachment. Fe0¢Te 83T gecording to one’s 3. great talking and little doing. honses wish. 20698 desired, wished. 29008370 to quarrelling. [0 desire, wish. 8. 390 vdkya, s. A sentence. 2. arule. harlot’ ¢ D. S90&9, 0083 wvdntd, vdnte, s. Sub- Te%3539 8 an excellent sentence. mm{sm‘aa traction or division, in arithmetic. T3 listening to an excellent sentence. 3 asle (s Do . ®908 vdnta, adj. Vomited. 02 yom- S. SOADT wvdgurika, s. A hunter, deer fl"} Ei iting. J208 5D cholera. catcher. watet, ks Q . Sy w’gure, s. A net for catching deer. 09T vdmshika, s. A piper, flute player. have ¢ H. 5592 (o) vdah, interj. Of delight or surprise; SDK?SCfl va’gwddd, s. Quarrel, dispute. § = Wy 8 ha! ha! SoR0vdghes. Thereins of a horse’s bridle. g S. 5388‘&3 vahkiti, s. A porpoise. § . 502300353 vdchamyama, s. A holy ! 83 sage practising rigid taciturnity, devoid of C. SOFOX> DOTYRL wdkarisu, vdkali- G, D passions and unmoved by pain or pleasure. Su, [&¥0] . . To hawk, asin spitting, the s S. 5083% wdchaka, s. Prose. 2. facility in 2. to retch, puke, be qualmish. 3. to loathe; G, 797 the stomach to turn at. TT0R, 0T retch- reading, reading. < o Rié) ¥ 0¢& g manner or mode - of reading. 03T Dod3, JWTF PWLTH fluency G WU ing, qualmishness. in reading. Sees® FaFEg T ability in reading. Usug), 8. ®9Fo0ex wdkuncha, s. The plant, ser- ratula anthelmintica. exper S, S9e5083, DoeFoY, [VLFOUT, TeFO 50 CXper 8. o9y vdakku, s. A word, speech. ? < g% wdchdta, vdchdla, vdchdlaka, custy g abuse, vile language. %2 B4 gossip- vdchdlaka, adj. Eloquent, talkative. G v ing, chattering. 2. inordinately devoted to 8. DoeFoS AweesT vdchdm-agdehara, leg appetite, always talking about one’s belly. adj. Ineffable, indescribable, impossible or earf] % &% elegance of speech. Jd7,V g false unlawful to be expressed. , § D) promise. 2. putting off by vain excuses. ? 8. S0eFo0T wvdchdlaka, s. A great talker. o | %3, BN the sweetness of words. =°w%3) a mere word, just a word. T3F LR seurri- 5. S9e3%Dd vdchisu, v. a. To read, speak, i) | R lity, abuse, defamation. 2. assault, violence. utter. VY| ad;. Wordy. ENIoked =32 @0 a deposition. FoF 7o s. @930 vdchyd, adj. Fit or proper to be gy 2w ® the deposition of a witness. TR S, & spoken. ©592%; improper to be mentioned. 83 YL R8 a promise. 323, 237123 Brihaspati IR Teeagmetdy DI FNY he knows not how or Jupiter. 2. Brambha. TABec an offen- to distinguish between what is proper to be aw sive speech. 3% %20 gpeaking in favour of, sald and what is not. § Wy T 80 as to assist. 3Nned) o an organ of speech. S. S9% vd)a, s. The feather of an arrow. 2. goug 93,2 the opening of a speech, an exordium, a wing or feather. 3. speed, haste, celerity. al ) introduction. T2, eloquence, rhetorical by g 8. S2& 3 vdjanu, s. A goldsmith. composition. °73y8 3 sweet word or speech. fi 8. S8R0 vdjapéya, s. A kind of sa- 77 a witty speech. o7 D Saraswati, goddess of speech. 27 loquacious, talkative. crifice with a sheep. it bl I 78 silent, taciturn, mute. 225 res- S. o028 vdji, s. Abird. 2. ahorse. 3. an g trained speech. %93 atrue word. 2. the arrow. Soesg ®O the stimulus or excite- i true prediction of an astrologer. 3770 8 flu- [a) ment of amorous desires by aphradisiacs, &c. 3 i ency, ease, or rapidity in reading and speak- T2 B g stable. the 862 — oS 5o nen, *\‘ H. 5923) mt:/"ibi, adj. Reasonable, just, pro- 8. DTG vdtdyana, s. A window, owerfil per, right. iy T3&e unreasonable, impro- opening for the admission of air. Feeiedg F9@ g proper, true word. J0% per. S. 398w vdtila, s. A whirlwind, gale, 2R 2UT g proper business. hurricane. adj. Gouty, rheamatic. 2. mad. ettt 8. S99 _’éj vdng-mdtra, See under T>=y. S. &SD?%S) 1}(('1,’"?/6’, s. A gale, hurricane, , thetor whirlwind. 8. 08 wdfa, s. A path, way. 2. aline of wi houses or a range of buildings. 3. a place. S. ESD?%GJ(S va’tsa]j//a, s. Parental affection, love, tenderness. oy, S a place of sacrifice. STy Fetig ank harlot’s residence. 8. D90 vdda, s. A dissertation, discourse, 0. 508 M’_f,a, s. A race, tun. 2. a current. dispute, discussion. NBo® FT criticism, 1CE: refutation. & ) [e] - Nove 3. a slope, incline. 4. convenience, 5. means. irrelevant objection. nfe, G adj. Easily procured. A 728 g current of (mercurial dispute) alchymy, transmutation AR water, or the passagze for water to run in. (=) of metals. 23T EONTS <) to debate, discuss, i 2o PSERNTO} ¥ 83,80 the means of doing that work dispute, 33 ¥F courting discussion, debate, hing e have escaped. or argument. o, diie w 5083, So83F wvdti, vdtike, s. An or- ¢. 598 vdda, s A ditch outside premises sesbrle chard, garden. 2. a place, residence. LT to prevent ingress. 2. a pit for catching , \1"‘ 7382 g harlot’s residence. elephants, &ec. vl o & Q : 63?)15('5 vddana, adj. Sounding, as musi- G. 5983 vdte, [&5] s. A fracture, hole. 2. easure cal instruments. s. The sound or noise made the stone of a mango. aclityn G. 90 wvdda, [%] s. A boat. by musical instruments. or mole S. 590 vddi, s. The complainant. C. SO0 U(idi/ie, adj. Common, customary, flu ency usual, habitual, in general practice, versed in, S. 5‘0&?@) vdditra, s. A musical instru- eading, ment. experienced in. S Custom, use, practice, o ) pD) experience. SITRTVT 552 T g I am not ac- S. SoQT vddisu, v. n, To argue, debate, w’fl Iy I customed to that work. discuss. |2 6. T vdde, s. Ahage store-vessel used for S. 333(77‘79 Z‘Cl’dg/a, s. Any musical instru- ment. “ [5) music. 3. abuse. keeping corn in, and constructed of kbaked 88 Tty any Mflr ly P83 St Qe earthen rims piled one upon another. stringed instrument. Q ¢ a drum made sitle 8. 5909 vdni, s. Saraswati. 2. speech. & with an earthen vessel. 3 53Ty music made Vi €3¢3 Bramha. falker 8F® Jo3 an oracle, a voice with cymbals. 2. superior music. ¥37, F35; from heaven. drum or tambour music. BT T Q & 2 JNY I \peal‘ ] 8. ¥VLRE0 mizzijya, s. Trade, traffic, com- Ty a wind instrument. 235 g0 the shell of a drum. merce. %o 333y conch music. T Jeayg ot b martial music. %) g, Boo 3385 the noise S. &9 (O%Z) U(L’ZZ?'IZZ', s. An actress, dancing girl. (3 > made by beating the mouth while crying. # 2. a sharp, clever, or intriguing woman. =27 Thg ety a small double drum. FT ;'é:’r() the a woman, literally or figuratively, intoxicated. music made with cymbals. S °3 vdta, s. Air, wind. 2. rheumatism, T. B 39@'?29'53 vddhydru, s. A teacher. gout, inflammation of the joints. J98 mzé - i p S SO3D r\‘) vdnaprastha, s, The third an induration of the mesenteric glands. o3 ot state or condition of a brahman’s life, that 792 the pulse indicated by the first of three T8 fingers placed at once on the wrist. of an anchoret, leaving house and family for 4 5] a 32:T g corpulent body. 738 23 a hand un- lIonely meditation in woods and wilds. lld o JooT —~toey hermit, anchoret. 2 3, the life of naturally l_m‘ge, from some morbid affection. 38 ¥ Hephantiasis. T8 T, D, 08 mQ)fi o an anchoret. 8 i P S. 3933 vdnara, s. An ape or monkey. 16 a deer, surpassing the wind in velocity. 2% 8 &, P0eT, 3983,k F a very high state of 8. 53;5?\'):)58 vanaspatya, s. A grove, s rheumatic affection. plantation, or clump of trees. 863 SHe o0 §, s 8. 5003 vdnira, s. A sort of cane or S. I00 vdra, s, A day of the week. 2. a rattan. week. 3. a time ; as, once, twice, &c. 4 a hudy o 8. SNB0B vdpadanda, s A weaver’s quantity, multitude. 8OEs FoT, WD F3T, TN 1, 500 loom. 3, 25230 %93 Sunday_ f\,@QBJ’\) 53T, o) T, s o) 53T Monday. S0onY 9T, oI JT, H, 595 &0 va’pasu, adv. Behind, again, withou 25T JIT, FTor JT Tuesday. w3 =?T, =+ B o - back, returning. u.‘)s prifor [ahled) P3rle) S, 9D vdpi, s. A well with steps on all 28 Wednesday. 2, WIS 2T, §, @009 sides. Thursday. T 39T, 'zp’ym D98, PINFI I (, 30 Friday. 3250, Jood 537, 23 33 Saturday. s. 5903 vdpita, adj. Shaven. 2. sown. I, % 3T g propitious day. ©%% 32T an un- 8. ®9d vdma, adj. Beautiful, pleasing. 2. Vie B propitious day. T2T? FR@ to support a per- left, not right. 3. reverse, contrary. 4. vile, son with food for one day. JVBR, 0T TOD B base. 5 crooked. 6. short. T S 2333, S he comes once a week, rle] ‘2, gy 338 WO0Y TS TS - a woman having beautiful eyes. PS8} 0BV, T FIJE, FoToRI, J3T =0 g harlot, f WY Tt Shiva. F93572235%93 bad conduct. whore. aN ese 8. D90Z vdmana, s, A short man, dwarf. ¢. ™93 vdra, s. A mode of cultivation by p Teeeneed Vishmu's fifth incarnation, as a which the government receives half the pro- trap, dwarf, to prevent ©® from obtaining domi- duce in lieu of land rent. F202 87 to take a nion over the three worlds. or fa share of the crop, as government does. T2T? DL A 8. JVRVRT> vdmaluru, s, An ant or Fwd) to give to the cultivator his share of A mole hill, a hillock. the crop. 5208 Bew land of which the rent A 5] S. ToON 2766’77&2., s. A mare. “ a she ass. 3. is paid by half the crop. 5933 BT corn di- — () a mule. vided between tenant and landlord. S00° B PN AT 8, 30033 vdyana, s. The cakes or sweet- W8 IR to divide corn between tenant and the landlord. meats forming a slight refreshment, and fih which may be eaten without being consider- s. ®90F wvdraka, s. An opposer, hinderer. G N ed as any breach of a religious fast. 2. opposing, obstructing, obstacle. 3l a h S. 53033?3957 Z’a’g/(l@'g/a, adj. Relating to c. SDG‘?\_@& U(L’i‘(lgitlfi, s. A husband’s flle 1 the wind, sacred to Afolus. s. The North brother’s wife. e West quarter. C. 903 wdradi, s. Defect, deficiency. 6 3! S. 33033?{)) ’L'Cl’:(/asaz, s. A crow. S°0d:03 T2 wo® there is a deficiency. ey 8 an owl, the crow’s enemy. 0. S0TB T3 B S § vdradi-mdradi, ) Y X H, 52008, S0 vdyide, vdyidd, Change of dress. 2. being helped a second R s. An instalment, a term of payment. time at meals. o 8 S9050 vciyu,'s. The god of the wind S. ST vdrana, s. An elephant. 2 8 N Wy 2 and regent of the North West quarter. warding off a blow, guarding, defence. 3 by wind, air. 3. gout, rthenmatism, inflamma- 4. obstacle, impediment, resis- prohibition. N We tion of the joints, supposed to be occasioned tance. 5eCmex 8, wo8axmyC Hastinapura. J G by wind. 4. flatulency. Jein ®ad the god Tese 350R0 to ward off. of fire. 2. to prevent, ob- Seww %2 Hanwmanta. 2. Bhima. =% o} Bremario to become ab- OMA(J struet, resist, stop. SRWN DYoR a vegetable and medicinal sub- CElvk solved, as sin ; alleviated, as sorrow ; remov- stance, considered of great efficacy as a ver- fl 0n), ed, as disease. o8 D002 (Gandsha, having mifuge, &e. 208 TN gwollen festes. FoByF Jasy) an elephant’s face. 2Te wod the plaintain Z20w an affection of the liver. BSOTVFXEN g \ 0 tree. disease which throws the body immoveably S. S00&eod vdrandshi, s. Benares. COveg backward or forwards. FoRI @V the pal- bW 8y o8N WoRT, TN %Kf?%?}) to be flatulent. C. SoTW8, =8B vdrapdki, vd- i 200 B2 to break wind. JABN &S W ra p(l',/m, s. A pent-house or sloping shed. 9 8 hh j 3 medicine which dissipates flatulence. 2. a verandah. D &l 864 e < 530 %A versation. SoJ & > ®© - el k9 'l 8. TVTSVED wdravdnd, s. Armour for the 27 household economy, ma- I3 Tedradg T [ de 4 [ body or breast. 2. a quilted jacket. nagement of a family. AR LN H. 590%), S09es00%o wvdrasu, vdli- know nothing of him, vdrasu, s. Heirship, ownership, ¢330 wadd T i 8. SVPETF, safpffifi» vardhaka, vdr- without heir. T3 an heir, owner, pro- &0, W dhikya, s. Agedness,old age. 2. acom- prietor. pany of old men. Sgre RD a kind of Ry = S. verse with twenty short feet. Do SUD R/ vdrdnast, s. Benares. Nafurday 0. IV0OIY vdrdvadhi, s, A bridge. 8. ®9Q= wvdrdhi, s. The sea, ocean. anun H. 59T9590 vdrdvdri, s. Settlement, = 8. SVCE VT, sogoEs vdrdhushika, T332 0057 to become settled. T0oI0R S5 01t & per vardhushi, s. An usurer. @ to settle. S. .,2>\c—% vdrshika, s, A medical drug. 8. 99099 vdrdshi, s. The ocean. adj. Yearly, annual, belonging to a year. 2. al Al 8. ST vdrahi, s. Asow. 2. dioscorea, in the rainy season. an esculent root. 3. See under Iws;. 8. 0T T wvdrshuka, s. Sprinkling, wet- yation 0y 8. D90 vdri, s. Water. 2. an elephant's ting. 2. that which sprinkles. fher trap. 3. the place where an elephant is tied fol S. v vdla, s Atail, S wT g fly-brush. 0 or fastened. 4. a vegetable perfume. J23, ..... JoVY, TVBT, g hairy tail. 037 the tip of 4, FOBNFY, TOTE, ;:aézfiéé_oo a cloud. 0=, the tail. TRy Hanwmanta, with a flam- sharef 20003, S90S the lotus, growing in water. ing tail. the eat 2 2 8% B3, DvC=e%T Bramha., oJ — =23 Vishnu. orn F0WVEN, TOWITS, Je0 8 330936)8 vdalakhilya, s. A class of 20=vF a woman. noted saints. 38 a0 9 Jo0R, J0T3y Lakshmi. ot and @ the ocean. 2. Neptune. 90 33, 90 B G. SOUR vdalaga, [~or]s. A public leg’ee a fish. 0 rigy hail, 30 63208) g syringe. or durbdar. 2. service. 3. music, in the ag- indere gregate. G. SODR va’rige, dat. of %%, Aside, a- slant, obliquely. 9078 Ewsnd to get out of 8. SV, vdélapdshya, s. A garland the way, go on one side. 2. to become obli- of flowers binding the hair. 2 an crnament que or slanting. of gold, &c., with or without jewels, worn between the divided hair on the forehead. G. 35'0‘@83'&235 v[iri-cfiappara, s. A shelv- ing roof supported by pillars. s. ®vUT0% vdlavdyaja, s. The onyx. C. 8. SV VArisu, v, a. To drive, drive away. SUD03 vdldya, adj. Continual, per- xond 2. to defend, guard. 3. to oppose, prevents petual. Teeaahien ever, always, continually. forbid. . 590 wdli, s. The monkey son of Indra. S. D902 vdru, s. Water. 5303 g cloud., =@ 8 the ocean. 538x% the lotus. Je€w, 330 S9wx his son Angada. [i2 H. ESE@Q vali, adj. Chief, superior, principal. S. D009 vdruni, s. Spirituous liquor. 99¢ 5285 the right or chief owner. G. 390 vdre, s. and adj. Slanting, sloping, oblique. 723557 obliquely, slantingly, aslant. G. SO, aa@@@i’jo) vdalu, vdali-kollu, Fe8=5 A to avert, turn aside, remove, deliver [&en] . n. To lean against or upon ; to light - from, cure, heg vi. 9057980 avoiding, escaping, or settle upon, as flies. 20D to be leaning Tewd¥ the act of leaning against- ) bl passing by without notice. against. ) A. C. o0& £3 vdrjanda, s. An avaricious or S. ST vdluka, s. Sand. covetous man. G. 598 ‘va’le, [£&]s. Cadjan leaves used to L 8. DOTOET, SoJOE S vdrtdka, vdrt - write upon. 3€¢F33 a peon, one who carries ki, s. The egg plant or brinjal. about notes or messages, #3529 an ear-ring j } g Y- vdrte, s. Tidings, news, intelli- | G. u@é%) vdleisu, [£:53%] v. a. To love, he 3. con- gence, 2. economy, management, fond of. 2. to serve, do homage to. ~ 865 (9] N T 3330_6_ 8. & ® vdlkala, adj. Made of bark. 5. SYRBRAT vdsava-sajjike, s A ofan woman dressed in all her ornaments, to the fo 8. 99,8, 599,0F, 5090 wdlmiki, receive her expected Iover or husband. anids vdlmika, valmiki, s, The author of the Tda Ramdyana. S. 53?\'3?5?& vdsassu, s. Cloth, clothes. b 8. SVDTWT vavaditka, s. A bold, fluent, s. >oQ vdsi, s. A resident, inhabitant, -9 Bram or loquacious speaker. 2. an earnest student. dweller. SRT Jed g citizen. ™) B PDed g omar peasant, villager. I3 J9 g hermit. €. 0D vdvi, s, Affinity, relationship. % Nimit 0. o9& vdsi, See T8, 83, to violate prohibited degrees of consan- 1, 9% guinity, to commit incest. ok & relation- s. 5948 vdsita, adj. Perfumed, scented. § DG ship by a father’s side. 2 39 relationship JVW to emit fragrance. Tiver, by a mother’s side. 23387 S intercourse with 8. TR, TRV vdsu, wvdsu-déva, | genery relatives, conduct suitable to relationship. s. Krishna, ( €. 509, S0 vdshi, vdsi, adj. Tmproved, S. oS wdsuki, s. The king of serpents: better, either in health or quality ; preferable. 65y~ Tance T. B. SR vdse, [ Qe S ] s. An oath. s. Preference. 2. fame. BID Jod, Fw8TTed luced fame. Somg 938 g celebrated, well known A. 0. 59X vdse, [©28] s. A line of hair in Yind the centre of the breast. man. T20R85ed fajthfulness to a promise. gD J2805%7 to become hetter or cured. SdQ I 8. 398 3 vdstava, adj. Demonstrated, de- Dreal @ to cure, make better. BgR TSR termined, fixed, substantiated. Se An ap- bad ( the disease is cured. tazjf*m WBY J99 this pointment. Yot - 4 is much better than that. 08 T99 fascina- 8. 598 oo va’stcwya, s. Reality, truth. hand; tion of countenance. #é S99 5 OQ = =0 393 g lucky adj. Real, true. 2. abiding, dwelling. > e hand ; clever, skilful, successful. S9d is also S3dn Bk to tell truly. isag affixed to words denoting fractions, as a mere H mx}z} , DR vdstd, vdste, adj. True, (S]e)) R expletive ; thus, T2 g fourth part. real, correct. 29 half. aseey 1. 59af3 B0, TR 00 vdstd-kalam, 3 8. 59938 wvdshita, s. The chirping of birds. vdsté-kalam, s. A seed formerly used in n ) S. SO® vdsa, s. An abode, residence, dwell- making ink. - y oty ing. 2. See Ty « 0@ Bt ® v g place of resi- S. ©9X» vdstu, s, The site of a habitation 3 dence. #2FTA to be rcs‘ident, dwell. &3 PSR === 0 TP It it a house, habitation. -0 2 the ceremony 9% residence in a forest. Snd 393 living in adju observed in beginning to build a house, when a city. &% Swcriy fit to reside in, habitable. Quent a mis-shapen image is formed as its tutelar €, o 5. 5oR08F wvdsuntike, s. Alarge creeper, deity, some incantations repeated, and the i a species of jasmin. image buried to the centre amidst charcoal, o0n 8. DOXS vdsane, s. Scent,smell, odour, fra- &e. soas to be preserved. ;.J’Ef_\_)a 3208 an Sepa grance, flavour. 2. the present consciousness appeasing sacrifice for the same. EX) 5’:’)3 o of past perceptions. TTSR SkB to smell, 3, the consecration of the above idol. mk’:un 230023 the idol itself. he g to try the smell. FITIR INRB, FOIIR TRRE t0 Hflph emit a fragrance or smell. BT 3S g stink, 5. SR ¢33 vdstdsh-pati, s. Tndra. L, disagreeable smell. 7933 a delightful fra- 8. 9 m’ha, s. A horse. 2. a bearer. ®o grance. @ T¥I g strongsmell. ©TIATey WIT, VYT g cloud, the bearer of water. EXcep § M & ToddF =3 DBSY he has not yet left off that 02 bad habit. 8. 5T vdhaka, s A carrier, bearer, 2. one who carries a bier for inter- e Q porter. . SONT vdsura, s. A day. =3 e, T Ag 9 ment or burning. =38 B8 the sun. JIERY A. 0. SYRBOR vdahadisu, v. n, To suffer €. ST vdsara, [©%T] adj. Uneven. great trouble, to bein great and alarming Ty, ¢ 8. SORN vdsava, s. Indra. FVII JoBI danger. 8, w0 deadedwx Vishnue. Arjuna. S. %3 vdhana, s. A conveyance, vehicle Jung 866 P j— g s EY) o ! T “Z.A‘E, [N of any kind ; as, a carriage, car, horse, &c. 2. 0. Do vindu, s. An elltertainmentv,' giv- men, f) the form of any animal or bird upon which ing a party. and, an idol is placed when carried in procession. S. ot vindu, adj. Liberal. 2. intelligent, othes rd 2% Vishnu, mounted on Garuda. knowing. =@ %S Shiva, on an ox. ToX JWS inhabiar ~ - ) Bramha, on a swan. FoeWF 398 Gandsha, s. &ozfi& Dogragesevindhya, vindhyd- v hal . on a rat. &3 2% Kubéra, on a horse. 2. chala, s. A range Qf mountains running Il Nirriti, on a man. across India from the province of Behar nearly to Guzerat, and which properly divides i y H. SY%a0 vdkavd, intery. Of approbation. Hindustan from the Deckan. d, st 8. 300D vdhini, A force, army. 2 a 8. doB vimsha, adj. Twentieth. river, 3. fame, celebrity. 0302 TE the i, general of an army. 8. D038 vimshati, adj. A score, twenty. . 53¢, 39 wvdla, vdle, s. A protube- s. &Fe3 wvikacha, adj. Expanded, blown, f serpnls rance or kernel in the flesh. 2. a bubo pro- spread. b duced by venereal affection. 3. cus-cus, a rl . 8. DT vikata, adj. Terific, awfal, fright- O£l lail 9 o i kind of scented grass. S. 4. a person’s calling ful. 2 austere, severe. A malicious or profession. gn® 3¢ g bubo. L BIY a obstacle or impediment. 2 a contradiction. breaking out on the bodies of women, from Eal AN fratfii: e 3. disagreement, dissension, enmity. A bad conduct, #3559¢ manual labour. #&m =D a buffoon, a king’s fool. DFBD to throw ¢TI persons who live by manual labour or impediments in one’s way. 2. to contradict. handicraft. truth 3 TYD B g small bag for 3. to disagree with one’s health. w8 keeping betel, spices, &c. about the person. Ied g black scented grass. YT TR0 g 8. 6‘3%?{';5 vikatthana, s, Praise. 2. ironi- disagreeable woman. cal or' unmerited praise. 8. egotistical hoast- . Truy ing. 8. O w1, A Sanscrit prefix implying, Certainty, ascertalnment. 2 8. 833 vikartana, s. The sun. 2. separation, disjunction. Lalon, 3 4 stripping, peeling off. d=SFI 3 Karna, &e. aversion, repugnance. impatience, il descended from the sun. intolerance. 5, variety, difference. 6. cause, motive. 8. &3 wikala, adj. Confused, confounded, 7. motion, progress. 8. privation. tation; It generally corresponds with the English agitated. 2. defective. 3 ¥V defective in sense. wonl DT g defect in the body. mony adjuncts a, ex, de, dis, in, um, and is fre- s. A bird. when quently an expletive S. g)f@i) m'/;a]pa, s. Doubt, indecision. 2. felat C. DORT vingada, adj. Separate, distinct, offence, displeasure. adj. Optional, admitting of two uses. A the apart. s. Separation, parting. DoRE Tz, R a’osi\{y‘fl DTV 3R do not o, DoRB NoNBTIARY, JoRdI to part, diVidC, be offended, do not feel hurt. NoR RTY 599 & separate. [<5) © to keep away from 8. OFXZ vikasana, s Expanding, blow- company, separate one’s self from society, to ing, as flowers. 2728 expanded, blown. T o be distinct. QoRBL, TS, DoRBTA 3 to call ™ to expand, blow, as a flower. aside. Qorimzen separately, distinctly, apart. X 8)2?'&’(38@1'/{&3@0(17*&, adj. Blowing, ex- qufi, A. 0. 202305 vinjalu, v.n. To surpass, panding, opening. exceed, abound. s. A child’s swing. (i s. 98¢, 8% vikala, vikale, s. Faint- fate 8. DOLOTIT wvingdmara, s, A fly-brush ing. 2. becoming agitated, bewildered, con= peatthy made from the tail of the yak. fused. adj. Senseless DFFGDI a senseless A. C. DT> vindu, [wo@] s, A multitude, woman. DFY v 1o afflict, bewilder. mass, heap, flock, herd. s. 8590 wikdra, adj. Ugly. 2. unnatu- it T. B. Q03 vinte, s Surprise, astonishment. ral. s. Transformation, change, alteration. 8. DB vinda, s. A protector. A.C. A forest, 2. sickness, disease, change from a state of jungle. health, RSy TT, W VFT foolishness, ol 867 M NTD NS 00dp insanity. myeer DFT made of gold. m@% acknowledge. 2233523 confessed, avowed, ace ) WOT %308 made of earth. knowledged. itch, 0 T. B. QAB vigada, adj. Terrific, gloomy, § 0 o4 g 8. D590 vikdri, s. The twenty-third year austere, severe, cruel. 2. opposed, contrary. e, w in the Hindu cycle of sixty. =y o SR3 J0 an austere sage. ANB (SSAY (.)‘ a hor- u 8, , WET 8. DOR vikdsa, s. Expansion, opening, rid war. DR, IRBII terror, alarm. 2. fd lo al display. W DFT expansion of mind. (G enmity, dissension. 3 impediment, obsta- ercise 8. {33 wvikira, s. Scattering. 2. a bird. cle. DRBZ to be opposed, adverse, contrary. on t o e S. 3%{’9@8‘ vikirna, adj. Scattered, spread DRBY B to offend, hurt, displea SCe 033 about, diffused, extended. S. dRS vigata, adj. Deceased, gone, de- ment 5} S. FomE R vikurvdpd, adj Joyful, parted, defunct. e & o loomy, dark, obscure. vestiga cheerful. 3. See also 23,3, DB e a deceased person. i thou S. "835@5 vikrita, adj. Changed, altered. 8. DARETD zaigarfiane, s. Abuse, abusing, §, Ty 2. ugly, bad looking. DT 2FT, DTy Cwl censure, reproach. dRH7S abused, reviled. Superiy an ugly form, ill shape. S. 5)7\)?3 vigalita, adj. Fallen, dropped, nvei S. 35@3 vikriti, s. The twenty-fourth oozed. 2. removed. exami year in the Hiudu cycle of sixty. 2. change, S. 337\33 vigita, adj. Reproached, abused. amning alteration. O T B e 8 1 d%,8 that is the 23F { 8. 3)_7\) vigra, adj. Noseless, without a nose. original form, this is the changed form. U g S. dA)D vigrahae, s, An irfiage, idol. 2. S. 3§Q% vikéshi, s. A bald-headed woman, Infeng the body. 8. war, battle, contest. 4. shape, a woman whose head is shaven. conee form, figure. 5. a part. 6. a grammatical Testig 8. 8T vikka, s. An elephant twenty years term ; the proper form of a compound term old. g, or its component parts. 27,5 52 to make an idol. 8, A C. OHR vz'k]ciga, adj. Clever, able, dR e WYY o parse a sentence, or nfers powerful. DY RS a clever woman. to give an account of the component parts of a compound term. fixed A. C. DB vekku, v.a. To scratch with )™ to dispute, con- test. dR)&eTeE S idolatry, idol worship, @ Bl Q0 the nails. 7520 SR S2% to worship an idol, be guilty 8. F)3> vikrama, s Heroism, prowess, unce of idolatry. 37,®F, 33)c ©)8 ¢ In& to per- valour, great power, strength. 2. the four- 8, 903 L% 2 form a ceremony of consecration, in which it teenth year in the Hindu cycle of sixty. tfful} ' is pretended the deity is brought down into =)™ to display one’s valour, or power. {hing, an idol. Soverg 8. DT )D5TE, DT ?3&)&5,8 vikramdr- 8. SIBT, DIYR vighatike, vigha- fhe | ka, vikramdditya, s. A celebrated so- lige, s. The sixtieth part of a F¥7. t‘fifi [ vereign of this name. 00 8. &3OT wvighasa, s, The residue or re- 8 J M}; s. 53@033, &_%’Jofiog@ vikraya, vikra- mains of food which has been offered to the \ Lt yana, s. Selling, vending. DT B0, DTN v gods, the manes, a venerable ancestor, or a =, 9%)¢3) a seller, vender. %)% sold, vend- 8, : spiritual guide. ed. DF)ra fit for sale. disu; S. 99598 vighdta, s. A hindrance, obsta- fema; S. 33;);8) viklaba, adj. Bewildered, over- cle, impediment ; a prohibition. come with fear, alarm, or agitation. taker S. 33?{1); vighna, s. An impediment, hin- §, Nos 0 8. Do vikhu, adj. Noseless drance, obstacle. 3 038, 2,38 Ganésha, 8. W3 vi/tfiya'ta, adj. TFamous, noto- the remover of obstacles. 29, <30 T wor- pflratl rious, known. D358 fame, notoriety, cele- ship addressed to Ganésha at the outset of all B - brity. S auspicious undertakings. Z‘:?B.;‘ IR@ to im- Vatg 8. Qo3 vikhydpana, s. Confessing, pede, hinder. LTS 2. ex- acknowledging, avowing, declaring. 8. Ve3TY vichakala, s. A variety of the P23, WX to confess, fl'lur plaining, expounding Jjasmin, Ving €€8 \ /| b4 283 avored s. Se3eded wvicharchike, s The scab seventh year in the Hindu cycle of sixty. & the porter at Vishnuw's gate. D IR the itch, or herpes. city of Bijapoor, the capital of the last Telin- t, glom s. De3@ oo wichakshana, adj Clever e oa kings, on the banks of the Tumbudra. 2. i oont TalY. able, wise Vizianagrum. 'acim oB g necklace of fifty il 8. NeFe3 wvickdra, s Sorrow, grief, solici- four strings. < alarm, 2. circumstances 3. the ex- DREBOTIRY f to become triumphant. tude, anxiety RO sARES] RA, Do NN to wo. 2. to come it cercise of the judgment or reason on a pre- QWIS ‘\JCL»)\\) a A D (as applied to superiors only.) sent object, investigation, consideration 456 sovereizn of the race of @F23°. 25303 IR® to investigate or exercise the judg- 8. oo v ayr, adj. Victorious, trium- of ment about any thing BT N33 the in- } vestigation of a sacred work QT IR to phant. = 2D may you be very pros be thoughtful, anxious. perous or victorious. 8. DesoVTD vi ichdrane, s, Management, 8. Q98 vijdti, s. A different caste. $¥e8 TEVIIEL ) Lo deliberation o?3 one of another caste. adj. Low caste, bad superintendence, inquiry ) L.L,'f ] investigation, the exercise of the judgment, H. Q&90T? vyard, s. Trowsers, examination 25308 DRB), N ~5= 20T to ex- 8. DBNeT vijigishu, adj. Desirous of amine. k2 b} ab it Inquire Into investigate victory. Q 030 ) T8F a manager, superintendent S. 36‘37\@ il 10 408 vijigishe, s. Desire of victory. T3 a just trial 7)) MNFeTH the super- idol, & 8. Day0RT vijrimbhane, s. Pastim intendence or management of the public ] sport, especially amorous 2. budding, blos- concerns of a village N30T examined , in- At soming, expanding 3. extravagance, prodi- vestigated, inquired into 9008 unexa- i term gality. 4. splendour, magnificence, display mined, uninvestigated, not inquired into. omake D= 0B IRE to be extravagant, to make a 8. 223990 vichdlya, adj. Moveable. 2 dzyow3 hlossomed, expanded, dis- e, 0f display. intervening. VNWets immoveable table, ) to unfold, display played fixed uf 8. D mgnya, adj Clever skilful, able, 3)8@%@(& vichikitse, s. Hesitation, doubt conversant, uncertainty. 2. error. Understood Dan 3 wvignydta, adj 8. 0238 vichitra, adj. Variegated, beau- known, notorious, famous, celebrated phid tiful, wonderful s. A curiosity, wonderful 8 ©v03 S. 33:75 vignydna, s Skill, knowledge, 100 thing. 3% a cloud 0TS g & NDYENF g sumce, conversance with painting or archi- sovereign the twenty-second monarch of tecture. the lunar dynasty, in the third age sz ‘zgfid- Be% g beautiful form 8. we:-lfifévgboofio vignydnéshvartya, BA bool\ on Hindu law ; called also ®082%3. 8 53&?— 3 vichchhitti, s. Destruction, loss. 0 I 8. DB TS DD D szn/(tpc¢7z€, vig- aekal ‘3 8 B poverty is gone. 1““ yapiti, s A petition, solicitation, applica- 0l v 8. Qe 5; vichehhinna, adj. Separated, tion, address from an inferior to a superior. disunited, parted ; miscarried, as applied to 2 the communication of knowledge not females. nEr D5 T I an abortion has oJ! o religious. VI SIBY, v to petition taken place. solicit, request, or address a superior. ) il 8. O3 o wvichchhéda, s. Digunction, se- 28 addressed, petitioned. paration, removal S. c'\o:fia vignyeya, adj. Cognizable, B. 2% 3 vijana, adj. Lonely, solitary, pri- com w ehensible. vate, uninhabited, deserted. s. O8, RVE7wT wita, vitagara, s- A ) fol 8. Q&3> wijayaw, s. Victory, conquest whoremaster, gallant, catamite 2. arogue, triumph 2. aname of Arjuna. 3. a di- cheat ES) HMedF g harlot NIToB g wo- of man who keeps strumpets. vine car or chariot of the gods. 4. the twenty- 869 N’ D30T TP 8. D80T vitanka, s. A dove-cot, aviary. S ol 0 8. D3P vitatha, adj. False. s A lie, falsehood. 8. DED vitupa, s. The branch of a tree VDT true, right. of with its new shoot or sprout. 8. 0330, DITT vitarana, vitarane, I 8. DED vitapi, s. A tree. S Donation, gift. ) “ls ability, cleverness. 28 . A sacred adj. Extrav i 20 ant, prodigal, liberal. (S AR ) T. B. E,3 vittara, [5,9] s =5 = § Hi grass. BB W0 DET 3 30397 J%88 he was very ex- 2. a seat, stool, chair. front travagant or liberal at his marriage. 8. D8, vittu, s Ordure. DY T, VBB g 100 village hog, as feeding on ordure, S. D8Fe= vitarka, s Doubt. 2. discussion, Wil S . reasoning. DBEF8 doubted. 8FFT to &‘% vitt, s. A brick. the y S. doubt, hesitate. 2. to discuss, canvass. D3, e0BsCoRVB @ vithala, pdn- $ 0 Wi S. VZQ & vitards, s. A seat, bench. 2. a 0 qlurcmgamififfiala, s. Vishnu, worship- raised quadrangular building, or a sort of DI ped under that designation in Pundapura. covered terrace of wood at the entrance of a 0rme E¥jslelate; P8 a termination to all the verses temple or palace yard. i 08 of Purandara Désa. 3 th o) it s. 333’&) vitasti, s. A long span measured C. DTVIT> vithdlisu, See 23, ORJ. by the extended thumb and little finger, con- Pleas 8. QTOR vidanga, s. A vegetable and me- sidered equal to twelve fingers’ breadth. Wi dical substance considered of great efficacy as 8. DY, 88w vitala, vitala, s. The se- 8 07 a vermifuge, Embelia ribes. cond world below the earth, the abode of ®® tnct S. AToTF vidambaka, s, A mimic, jeerer, 8233, [if] banterer, mocker. T. B. 8, D, dH» vitd, vita, vithd, —— St 0 8. dcon vidambana, s. Mimicry, copy- [3)7°] adj. Vain, useless. Pl ing, especially assuming a similar appearance 8. D3OI witdna, s. A canopy, awning o L e s KX or dress, imitation. 2. affecting, distressing. a sacrifice, offering, oblation. 3. an assembly, 1\‘ { 3. the supernatural assumption of a borrow- multitude, host. o ed form. ©we® 2BowdS Vishnu's mimicry S. 33_39 vitta, s. Substance, property, wealth, of the characters of men in his several incar- adj. Judged, investigated, examined, discus- o nations. NE00T gssumed. 2. low, afflicted. r) sed. DE,:%3 Kubéra, god of wealth. g"i:é DBV to mimic, imitate, jeer, mock, banter. Won oo the desire of wealth, covetousness. Jv pill T. B. DT vidd, |3,5] adj. Vain, useless. & 8. Qg% vitrasta, ady. Frightened, alarm- vi() A. C. DBEO03> viddya, s Aline,row. To & R ed, afraid. 37T fear, alarm, e of ST g row of bells. URTOORT DT g row s. QTA wvidogdha, s, A Libertine, lecher. 1ng, of persons before a sovereign waving silk filtg cloths while advancing in a procession. 2. alearned or clever man, WHFT S a stupid = or unwise man. 8. B dvé(]qltira, s. Enmity. Tex 23w (5] o s. dBe3E vidarbha, s. A dry, sandy, or 3 a public calamity, a national judgment. desert soil. Seig PTEF TT g country to the south- s. o3, DBow vitanda, vitande, s . west of Bengal, considered by Wilford to be Cle Berar. Ler Criticism ; refutation ; subverting another’s DTFFFSy Damayanti, wife of Nala. 9 DTGP FT oo ko] WRE opinion and establishing one’s own ; irrele- 2. Rukmini. Bhima. vant objection, DEoB 0@ o T a criticising al- 8. dTY, QBYI vidala, vidalana, s. A § Y tercation. NEoB I g critie. piece split off, a shiver, split pease, pulse, &c. Stape 8. Doy L'itantu, s. A widow. 2. dividing, splitting. dwe split, divided, €Aty s. D308 vitandra cut. 5> adj. Industrious, care- DT to split, divide, cut in two. Wi ful. 3«309’{3 industry, carefulness, Qflgbtufot—fi) S. DTPTED viddrana, s. Tearing, rending, lazy. [»fa( dividing, breaking, splitting. D03 gplit, t N s. D32 vitata, adj. Pervaded, expanded. divided, torn. DO to split, divide, tear. § fv : 8. D38 vitati, s. A quantity, multitude, 8. DO viddri, s. The plant, Hedysarum clump, cluster. (;‘)d B gangeticum.‘ - A 8 { 0 = o & 2% 8 Al 8. QDT vidikku, s. An intermediate point S. 339'?13 vidrathi, s. Phlegmonoid inflam- of the compass. mation ; especially a deep seated or internal itarang abscess. s. QDB wvidita, adj. Known, understood. Clevemes, gt 2. solicited. 3. agreed. 8. T, 8)23_0)5 vidrava, vidrdva, s. G 8085 otdw, 5. The hollow between the Retreat, flight, running away. NP T2 rout- S Very frontal globes of an elephant. T. B, [2%]the ing, causing to flee. »T) D8 routed. ) rf)a* N moon. fled. g)wj/) >~ 2 to make flee. 159 Y 0 8. DT vidura, s. An intelligent man. 2 8. T3> vidruma, s. A young or tender 1 leaf or shoot. the youngest brother of Dhritaré S tra. 2. coral. 04 S. 6'35332\)\ vidushi, s. A learned female. i S wwcg?fio ’SCS(S?{S vidwattu,vidwatwa, e s. Knowledge, learning, knowingness. S0rf S. 5)(73"!@3'5\5 ?‘idlfgha/m, s. An actor, fool Ta0ce 0! or merry-andrew, an interlocutor in the pre- S. QoNoR vidwdmsa, s. A learned or o lude or prologue to a drama. 2. a catamite. clever man, od %303 g clever woman. Ineas 3. the companion or minister of a prince’s S. 835383?’,\_ vidwishta, s. A person hurt or pleasure. 61, offcncded. i} 8. 3325\3-5 vidésha, s. A foreign country. S. QT?QSQELJ\ vidwésha, s, Enmity, hatred. The S. 5325)855 vidéha, s. A provincein the dis- ) # - X 3 > an enemy. DTN to be at enmity oot ™ trict of Behar corresponding with the ancient wib vith, to hate. Mithila, and modern Tirhoot. NB® Tex 5} S. E‘Qifi vidha, s. Form, formula, rule. “ Site’s father, QTR = T Site. pithi X Ty manner, kind, sort. % of how many parts does 1t consist ? or, what varieties has 8. 5'3658, 5)238, e‘):;fi) vidya, vidye, vid- R T 2 de, s. Learning, s it? ewd DB @ SR 8¥dy I do not under- ; (=¥ Fei cience, knowledge. 2. a stand the way of it. DT PN 393 to do nbly, language or tongue. 3, an art. 4. juggling. ) [} & T e variously., 9D OS3R R VYT Bewd BTTe ) Y to juggle, play tricks of legerdemain. QT3 BF desirous of knowledge. s. A student. ea® F¥CY I have reproved him in many DT ways, still he does not listen. DT I0T g learned man. Qo 3308 g learned 4 3 woman. )% T theology. aplaM &'qugjug- 8. DGR vidkave, s, A widow. gling. #&25e330; the art practised by one 8. D8, (T, s‘)q;o@ vidhdata, who has a familiar spirit. T T, D75 pow- il vidhdtri, vidhdtra, s. Bramha. er of deceiving the eye by tricks; hoodwink- ing. TFong8 A%y psalmody. T3 D the 8. DI vidhdna, s, Act, action, general ot art of dancing in time to a guitar, &e. T or particular, though more especially the per- 2F Ty archery. formance of such acts or rites as are prescrib- %) 2% the art of using arms. ed in the sacred books of the Hindus. LSRR Faly LY architecture. 2. |14 2y TOSW to study a science, learn an art. rule, precept. 3. form, mode, manner. 4. DRy WY to teach a science. e i S contrivance, expedient, means. oo teaching gratuitously. o3y T science, considered as wealth. me‘s 8. DHCS> vidhdya, adj. Appointed, or- F2 to deceive. dered. 2. according to rule. ETar-Yea At one who gives orders. 2. consigning, delivering. 8. onI® I vidyamdna, s. Circum- 3. one who instructs about or disposes of 0 stances, situation, condition. adj. Being, anything, or causes it to be fixed or secured. existing, present. My QuE, DTERFOYD who gives orders aboub this ? S Qfiuzgfid vidya’dfiam, s. A demi-god of a certain class. ) S. DO vidhi, s. A sacred precept, an act or 8. 8)65383 vidyukta, See 252, rite prescribed by the Védas, for effecting 8. {W08> vidyuttu, s, Lightning. 3 certain consequences. 2. rule, form, formula. it vl/fi 2% a very artful and crafty giant of this 3. fate, luck, destiny. 4. Bramha. 5. time. name. 6. order, injunction, command. 7. Vishnu. = 8 ( 1 T T D 8, (54 e 8. act, action, general or particular. 9. text, mild expression. DI BegTeIT reverential sentence in some authority of law or religion, courtesy, respectful attentions. By, DT, Y A “ 0.2 prescribing any particular act or observance. %, 23 pretended modesty. 10. kind, sort, manner. 11. a sacred work, 8. IOBvinayita, adj. Respected. 5 93 shistra, scripture, the law (by metonomy). 12. § Q”‘l‘f the imperative mood. 8. DIUT vinashwara, adj. Frail, un- DY BT, fate cannot stable. Tenee, be missed. 9% T)¥3T F%B to do according PN A/ to prescribed formula. 8 Ful I} IR B 5050 vinashta, adj. Quite spoiled or o e ined, For oo g is it my misfortune to have to destroyed. i S. DIW, VIHY, DI vinaka, vinakd, HADNY do this? 3% to order, command, ordain, prescribe, vind, adv. Without, except. " 8. V> vidhu, s. The moon. 2. Vishnu. S. OTO0WTp vindyisu, v.a To except, .4) &% 3 Shiva, with the moon on his head. exempt. 3333‘ DTOMA TSROV TUIIP INB § :‘j ::v L zoo®Bd Rahu, the moon’s ascending node. &3 I can do no work without you. 3 fived, ‘ D S g woman with a moon-like face, S. DTOB winddi, s. The sixteenth part of N w,\'fir(‘f 8. QGoB vidhura, s Separation. 2. agi- one F¥7H, Place, tation of mind, from terror or distress. 3.a 8. DIP0HT vindyaka, s. Ganésha, 9 thing § widower. adj. Bewildered, confused from oh7 3,37 I g prayer to him in entering upén fear. Print o any enterprise. DTeHFS 58 Y a feast u?z?éf i 8. 53_'(;)103 vidhitta, adj. Shaking, quaking. on the fourth lunar day of the sixth month, S.}ixcg:’ 2. washed, cleansed. in commemoration of Gandsha’s going to call 8 The his mother Parvati. § e 8. PWII vidhinana, s. A shaking, Sownfe trembling, tremor. 8. 8399 vindsha, s Destruction, complete \hlp 0y ruin, total annihilation. 2. loss, disap- S. Q—CSQOSJ vidhéya, adj, Obedient, pliant, 5469, tractable, governable. pearance. 2. worshipful, adora- ble. DTRETN IB to be obedient or sub- C. DT vintke, s, Paying attention to any tipud Dt missive, AT DFD Fp PFTIR A WD Bweod thing, listening, hearing. 2. acquaintance, llliiful‘i w339 the petition of your most humble familiarity with. 3. music and dancing, a 5, %w and obedient servant. festivity, ball. SIR ToNETH W JF Vo 8, 5353% & T have heard much singing, or I am much HE(L l:fll S. 33258@{? vidhyartha, s. The impera- tive mood. accustomed to hear music. =3 a-e’@@i_ob (Sl (i ) o) S DoTER™E D there is a ball in their S. 33253(8?9 vidhyukta, adj. According to RRA the vedas or shastras. house to-day. iil\'ersq; T. B. QR0 vinimaya, See d3, 8. PO vidhwamsa, s Aversion, dis- 3§ oy 8. DA viniyama, s. Opposition, con- Oin [RNTE 2 ] respect, enmity, hatred, dislike. 2. killing, trariety. O o3 slaughter. €Xirag M. D308 vinanti, [5s3] s Petition, S. Sgd.@efl’ 01'722']/0'.961, s. Sharivg any request. thing sacred, as gifts distributed among brahmans, &c. at a temple. 2. giving or Season 8. 838 winatae, adj. Bent, bowed, stooping. parting with any thing for a consideration, 8 & ™ AN VA 2. crooked. 3. humble, modest. or in expectation of some advantage. radfi, r./p.rug 8. D38 vinati, s, Obeisance, prostration. @nTY Dd3etR who is worthy of this P or, to Teverge 8. DTS vinate, s. The wife of Kashyapa, whom do you intend to give this? 3% Z», "f\‘-'h}'ch and mother of 47juna and Garuda. RB oY Twrd DR AT there is a distri- ity (¢ S. 335053 73i7la3/0, s. Modesty, affability, bution of hoppers to-day at the temple. ESR3] UL humility, mildness. 2. reverence, obeisance, SR Fe@d), JBWRS PRy to divide, share, i‘.\\‘um | 3. decorum. I IF to hehave humbly, distribute. that, NI NTA F5dd il conduct one’s self modestly- . Ve winita,s. An unassuming, modest, § 0t @ to speak modestly or mildly. 3 ““";'}-I NIBwtE a humble man. adj. Obedient. 1, 872 = s TN 920 tovee g} il s. D vinuta, adj. Praised, commended. 8. &xg vipaksha, s. An opponent, dispu- 1&; b 8. DJ>8 winuti, s. Praise, commendation. tant, one on the opposite side of a question ; DIJEW to praise, commend. an enemy, foe, adversary. octed, S. QDT ’L"l:[)“']m, s. The consequence of 8. O3wed, D3weBS vindda, vinddana, deeds done in a former birth. 2. unexpected Pral, e s. Sport, play, pastime. 2. eagerness, vehe- mence. (Zw(D to play, sport. result. 8. DI UZ‘]JCZ?]NZ, adj. Untaught, unac- spalled o S. SDSQ vinnd, adj. Judged, discussed. 2. customed, untrained. gained. 3. fised. 4. known. , gl C. RERISC vinndnd, adj. Worthy. s. Worth. 8. QDT vipddike, s A kibe, sore, blister on the foot,. T. B. 0353 vennu, [353] s. Vishna, To e C. DI vipina, s. A wood, forest. 8. D3,03 vInmaya, s. Exchange, difference. S. O\~ (@V) s. Y, dRYY vipula, vipula, adj. w(\> vinyasta, adj. Placed, deposited, 11 Lol % devend Large, great, extensive, deep, profound. I h il S the earth. 2. a form of the $<F metre, S. 33?33,8'5 vinydsa, s. Assemblage. 2. site, in which the lines are irregularly divided by place, receptacle, that in or on which any o it i the cesura or pause, three species of this thing is placed or deposited. I3 JT3T the ering U 1 e form are enumerated; as, 0 d%S with a print of the foot. 2. planting the foot. W g I pause in the first line; @osy dRS with a W 2935 % placing the hand. h mon pause in the second line; and ¥wviEcd dYsS, ? 8. D¥0eT, D705 vipanchi, vipanchike, 0 (il with a pause in both lines. g b s. The Indian lute. s. ODBe® vipani, s. A shop, stall, market, AL 3)1230?3 vippanda, s, Mass, multitude, omplett heap. shop or market street. | disape 8. ?Dié_%fi, 814 3&, DRV vipatti, vipattu, g &)F;) viprd, s, A brahman. vipade, s. Calamity, adversity, distress, 8. DX)TT viprakdra, s Injury, contume- i to 21y ly, abuse. 2. wickedness. misfortune. ainfal 8. TP vipatha, s. A bad road. S. %9%@3 viprakrita, adj Abused, it b reviled. 8. DRI vipanna, adj. Unfortunate, decli- S. 33}“)%@ 03, viprakrishta, adj. Distant, a3 g mich ned, fallen into adversity. remote. pddd) 8. HTOWS viparimita, adj. Boundless. s 3)9034@37\‘, DTy vipraydga, il ‘their 8. 3)&‘5@33 Z’ip(l?‘fld, adj. Contrary, reverse, oy 0J0 O vipralambha, s, Separation, disunion, inverse, opposite. 8 FUT g work which absence ; especially of lovers. [ is contrary or does not go on kindly. I3 & o1o] S Ry 8 FUIIT I have unusual work. S. 5393)8) vipralabdha, s. A woman o & :’3 deceived or tricked by her lover. (@328 that business is become very extraordinary, adverse, or much increased. 8. O)NJWB vipra-vindda, s. A caste DTV Fev an extraordinary or unusual of tumblers or actors who will not play season. unless a brahman be present. 8. VR03E 03, VVOSIIER viparyaya, S. 3)9%;30 viprashnike, s, A female for- tune-teller. 277117({”.7/’["8(" s. Opposition, contrariety. 2. reverse in general, and thence applied to that 8. D3 viplava, s An affray, assault, of which reverse is predicated, as misery, cala- tumultuous contest without arms. 2. evil, mity (the reverse of fortune), error, misap- calamity. 3. rapine, extortion. prehension (the reverse of reason or truth,) S. 333:55’) Z’i]?/LCZZ(l, adj. Fruitless, useless, b inverted order or succession, (the reverse of vain, idle, unmeaning. that which is usual or prescribed), &ec. A. C. DT D vibaddana, s. A garment. 8. Sfiég 2>, vipashchitiu, s. A learned 8. 0207 vibudha, s. A learned man, 2. mo@cf'vy man., a god, immortal. 873 J PRRER NednRe e Eah) 5, D 8. 3)?8@@?5 vibddha, s. Inattention, absence 8. DepoR0 wibhdvari, s, The night. of mind. 8. Qe vibhdvasu, s The sun. 2. the dana ; 8. O wvibha, s. A ray of light, lustre. maoon. grindi 3. the god of fire. troyig 8. 33%52 vibhakta, «dj. Divided, appor- S. &38?)3'5% vibhfta/xa, s. The beleric my- o tioned. 2. separated, parted. s. One who robalan. §, 373 has divided with his copartners his paternal 8. Doz &0 vibhishana, s. The younger or hereditary estate. ©dFZE undivided. D brother LML shane of Révana, and king of Ceylon. adj. % 2?)8,3) a younger brother, who has received 00, i Fearful, formidable, terrific, horrible. - his portion of the paternal inheritance. Rt 8. D83 vibhu, s. An owner, master, lord, S. E’er’i vibhakti, s, The inflection or case adj. Omnipresent, all-pervading. 2. eternal, ARVNY of a noun. %)F3% 2L, the nominative case- A e -~ 08g omnipresence. i ) 0y80» DB, the accusative case. 39)8'@,3’&) 3] {ansp Jal 8. D238 wibhiili, s. Sacred ashes made %, the instrumental case. BEF D2 the 5 SR from cow-dung, with which Shive is said to dative case. Tosdw WL the ablative case. o o have smeared his body ; and thence used in dean ay ’-i‘%k 234, the genitive case. ~o -0 oJ o DPY, imitation of him by devotees. 2. superhuman 5 05 the locative case. FowetTd T, 55n DWY, the power, consisting of eighteen faculties, espe- vocative case. ture, cially attributed to Shiva, and supposed to be ther's B. VeI vibhajana, s. The allotment of attainable by human beings through a course 8. O3 shares or portions, 2. dividing. 3. reviling, of austere worship, attended with magical the ¢ disregarding, slighting. rites, in honour of that deity and his spouse Durgs. See ©3I. DGPe8 FOD, DPRE g throne 8. D20 vibhujaniya, adj. TFit or the ski 2y to put ashes on the forehead. DWRR B8 proper to be divided. SV to divide, ap- il © g bag for holding ashes. JPR wvod g ¥ G i portion. 0=, 8 LYW lump of indurated ashes. 8. RPD vibhava, s. Property, substance’ 2 I 8. DPRT, VP vibhishana, vi- thing, wealth. 2. emancipation from exis- 8 v WA tence, 3. supreme or superhuman power. 4 b]l'lfS]lL’, s. Ornament, decoration, embel- Lishment. final magnanimity, lofty mindedness. 5. the dPL2E ornamented, decorated. 8 D s third year in the Hindu cycle of sixty. SER S. 538,5)'53 vibhrama,. s. Blundering, being [ (B 0 f, A 23 BT 2woB he is become possessed of con_iilsed either from disease, insanity, or cu- § 0d great wealth. pidinous desires. 2. error, mistake, blunder, WG v 3. whirlin tebi o] o o oing round. 4. one of the classes fige S. 3)2,33:5"'5 vib/za’/’flara, s. The sun. 2 of feminine actions, proceeding from the the god of fire, Py oy passion of love, youthful caprice, whim, or Q- 1‘@11'5 8. DeFOR vibhdga, s. Part, share, portion o wantonness, as lively airs, &c. Teod D37 the division of a paternal inheri- tance. LTI FRRY, N Soluy AT to divide, share. S. 333;53/3% vibhrdnti, s. Blundering, con- DR to become shared. fusion, hurry, flurry. éfi-z‘.@cé fi@g’o to be B4 flurried. 2 to blunder. Seasg 8. Qepods m'l)/z({;'ya, adj. Divisible, por- o, \ tionable, what may be divided or shared. ©® 8. 38 vimata 5 s. An adversary, enemy. 2 freeq 2% indivisible. another or different religion. 3):33;"‘,2) a person of another religion, one of a foreign 0. ePoB wibhdda, s. Conquest, overcoming. sect. (SEvis)) Zbd\)sg;fir)&a 2,%,0303 though of i, Temptj NTORI £0 overcome, another religion, he is a good man. fhe I S. 33&335 Ui[’]?dta, s. The dawn or break of dU(m g 8; 8);‘33;3%_8, :Dz’sss?\*% vimanaska, vi- day. § a0 manassit, adj. Perplexed, disordered, sad, 8. g5 vibkdva, s, A friend, acquain- ) = S b o heart-broken. 3)PooTg, WD LA sadne i tance. S? ) 2 an offence. SPAYArE A Dk italelal 39 ol 2 § ) Wi 8. DegoR3 vibhdvane, s. Discussion, ex- FoEg 20 through that business he is a lit- dered amination. 2. perceiving. tle offended, n~ v, 874 - T3 NT gl 8. DTE, OTeI vimardasy vimar- absence, especially of lovers. BAEN Dadeg R sun, 2, the dana, s. The trituration of perfumes. 2 the loss of a mother. 28y dcder” the death grindin, (=] o , pounding, rubbing. 3. killing, des- of a father. ga3nF DaderA the loss of a wife. troying. dF07E rubbed, pounded. NWIDF IR N3 HodeyR T hie is bereaved of his eleric W to pound, grind, rub, kill. children. 16 youg 8. VVo3e, JRoTE I vimarshe, vimar- 8. Qdi virakta, adj. Averse, indifferent, free from inclination or affection. 2. impas- eyln, 0 shana, s. Investigation, inquiry, examina- sioned, interested, feeling. p5eh HT, indif- 10 le, tion, discussion. JPBFE investigated. ESEV) ferent to worldly or carnal pleasures. 372 to investigate. aster, 9 8. 33'5:39 virakti, s. Aversion, disgust, dis- 8. Do wvimala, adj. Clean, pure,imma- culate, clear, 2, beautiful. 3. white. 4 like, indifference, apathy. HTE, VD), DTY, T o\ =2 transparent. [X3) 637 O % W to be indifferent. NTE, R shes mal shammed indifference. 15 8. ORowv0N vimaldngi, s. A woman of S. {TVe3 3, VTVeFI virachana, @irzrcka— Ice clean and agreeable person. pet i 5. DB508y, OF593T vimdiri, vimd- ne, s. Making, composing, preparing, as a | it work, book, &c. £T%S made, composed. 23 tara, s. A step-mother. DINT =W a step-mo- ther’s son. @ to make, compose, prepare. 14 00U 8. QTVE wirata, s. A king of Matsya-désha, 8. QX3 vimdna, s. A chariot or car of 1 I the gods, sometimes serving as a seat or 8. DTS wvirati, s. Ceasing, stopping, rest, 115 Sp vi interval. throne, and at others carr yi ng them through 2 the skies self-directed and self-moving. 0. QTVRTS wvira-virane, adj. Hot, as chil- 4 Zo) DTN any car or vehicle. 3. a horse. 4, a palace. lies, 2. heated. 3 ardent. 3 a o3 ©3 my foot burns. 8. DFNT_ vimukia, adj. Loosed, liberated, 2. hurled, thrown. 8. TR wirasa, s. Disagreement, rupture, ity I enmity, variance. eRARG IR0 VR DTZT 1ol S. 33533_*3; vimukti, s. Liberation, especially w2 he and I are at great variance. NTT = final emancipation from future births. 2387 3@ to offend. 8. O30 vimukha, adj. Averted, having &) to become offended. e ! it ne S le] Pod :r the face cast down or turned away, »Fego to take offence. HoherE, an or (L offensive speech. TR DoBTeD familiarity 8. OVREFI, VREeIFZ, VP, vi- fers has become enmity. Jun mochana, vimdchune, vimdksha, s classes 8. AV viraha, S Parting, separation, Pardoning, absolving, cancelling, liberating. om b o VD D absence, especially of lovers. 2. forbearance., 2. releasing, quittin twb) abandoning. oy s o) IV DIRBIS ab- 3. cessation. 4. relinquishment. 5. anguish Sw=S paying off a debt. o) ToFT VIR or distress of separated lovers. 6. love. solution or forgiveness of sin. - [ oMYy 5 23 [COESPY DTVB FBI, DB T, T 23 deserting one’s family, DI T the o203 the heat, anguish, fever, or ardour of season of release, the time of emancipation. love in separated lovers. RTTwFRD dejected, DBegBIT™ to hecome released, absolved, freed from. separated lovers. DTRRT)F excess of love. $Tm Be08 recovering from the grief occasioned 8. DVPEWS vimdhana, s. Seducing, NORWRZ,088 3 woman by an absent lover. tempting, confounding the mind and exciting whose husband or lover is absent. the passions. adj. Fascinating, allaring, se- s. 83% virahi, adj. Separated, sundered, ducing, bewitching, tempting. i absent, apart. S. QO3> viyatiu, s. Sky, heaven, ether. dahg ofi the heavenly Ganges. s. 8% 3 virahita, adj. Left, abandoned, relinquished, deserted. ®3, $TL3 childless. S. 303))?3 viyu/t’td, adj. Separated, sun- dered. s. NS virala, adj. Wide, separate, apart, 8. ROSWeR viydya, s Disunion, separation, scattered, thinly set. — 8 ( 5 N (oD N 8. DoOR vihiga, s. Indifference, ahsence of the son'of king T 3.3 ) o™ > and father of 29 Iy, U desire or passion ; disregard of all carnal en- BB W38 Bali. ustal, joyments. 8. {3t @ virddha, s. Enmity, animosity. hes 8. DT& virdta, s. A king of Matsya-désha. §, wUd 2. one of the midland divisions of India. opposition, contradiction. 2. prevention, hin- derance. eRare F30e DS he and T are the la S. DUelds,, 8373:-&53315355\ virdfiu, virdt- at variance. DRI t0 become opposed, fo g purusha, s. The Supreme Being, the eter- be at variance with. Bw(m» S to prevent, D) nal, the great first canse. 2. a man of theregal hinder, oppose, contradict. &f@{f@\i an pec or military caste. 3. beauty, splendour. 4 unfriendly speech, an offensive word. W8 D tonne the first progeny of Bramha, who, having B@<3 oppposed to areligious sect. %E!‘) DCBR sl ¥ o) Ie divided himself into male and female, produc- % opposed to scripture. 30 HBRE contrary amoro ed from the female Qoetds then that Hod to law or justice. postur ), produced by himself the first 35 or g 8. VY virddhi, s. An enemy, opponent. Jid il 10 oS, who was the progenitor of the 3,@es 2. the twenty-third year in the Hindu cycle wd bR 8, and the secondary framer of the visible of sixty. M | world. In other places QTetdy is the same make S. &8@3@%@?}& virddhikrittu, s The as Bramha, and assumer of the androgynus forty-fifth year in the Hindu cycle of sixty. 20 { form in his own person. liang . 8. DBweQR virddhisu, v. a. Tooppose, QU virdda, s, Division, apportioning. U withstand, contradict, prevent, hinder, . Qoo virddha, s. A giant killed by Rama. worl S. DUOR wilanga, s. A vegetable and me- S. the l QTR wirdma, s, End, conclusion, ces- dical substance, considered of great efficiency 3 sation, term. 2. rest, cessation from labour, il VA as a vermifuge. hution stop, pause. 3. slaughter, killing. a 8. Qo2 vilamba, s. Procrastination, loit- N wé“: S. Do virdva, s. Sound, noise. ering, tardiness, slowness. TGN 8. DdceF, DToeF, DTosE, DTosF, HTo s. dooed vilambi, s. The thirty-sixth year phor e33, wdoe3 I virinchi, viranchi, vi- in the Hindu cycle of sixty. adj. Long. with rancha, virincha, viranchana, virin- S. Quced8 wvilambita, s. Adagio, slow S, WY o chana, s. Bramha, the creator. time in music. o) i WY 8. 0SB viruta, s. The song or voice of birds. S. Qoo [qV] w0 > vilambisu, v, n To loiter, be [t 8. 907 viruddha, adj. Hindered, oppos- dilatory. o f WU/ ed, reverse, contrary, opposite. 2. excluded, ad S. DoAY wvilagna, s. The waist, middle. disqualified. DT [} [ O ‘SoF of contrary conduct. 8, 3 2. a natal star. See QJK‘X. Aty 1 PR T g cont.rary or adverse custom. 8. QU vilapisu, v. . To mourn, grieve, tem ST 2ToZ contrary to the world. %) & L lament. sedy d@ opposedlto scripture, ®30 33@% at va- S. QYO vilaya, s Destruction of the 8 riance with equity. o8 JT contrary or DRV world. dveh ¥20 3, the world’s destroyer, hostile to one’s religion. ic a form of Siiva. 8. DVWV Virdpa, adj. Deformed, ugly, of 8 O 0. QoRd, I wila-veli, vili-vili, s. irregular form. DTBRTF, BoBERROTOF T treyy Shiva, as worshipped at Humpee, having an Violent struggling, as in convulsions. 29O C.;,e) unusual eye in the centre of his forehead. o ® to struggle violently, be convulsed. fan) 8. OVwRB 0 wvirdkshana, s Censure, 8. UG, DURT vilasat, vilusada, adj. dl\pu blame, abuse, reviling. Splendid, radiant, beautiful. 0t th 8. VVeF, VVee3 I virdka, viréchana, 8. QAR vilasisu, v, n. To shine, glitter. W) a9 s. Purging. 35253 I3 B to purge. TS § S. 33(’)@‘-;‘ vilaksha, adj. Surprised, asto- S Fw® to administer a purgative. nished. 2. ashamed, abashed. By 8. QBweedI virdchana, s. The sun. 2 . g any 8. DUF D vilakshana, adj. Extraordina- Cluy 876 g e, D N3¢ er of 48 ry, unprecedented, particular, peculiar, un- ¥ to explain at large, tell particularly, par- ticularize, describe. 2. to enguire, examine. usual. 2. other. 9IT> v @wgsaga?\mb; mimosty, he is an extraordinary man. " 8. DTLAT vivarnd, s. A man of low caste. ‘\'IJ tion, b 8. D DI [[L(/,p(l, s. Weeping, lamentation, 2. alteration of countenance or colour, change nd Tare the language of grief and distress. DINT of one’s usual appearance. Oppiifl ) to grieve, lament. s. BT=Z vivartana, s. Going round or ) prevet, S. duoN wvildsa, s. Sport, pastime, play, circamambulating an altar. l especially amorous pastime ; dalliance, wan- 8. OR38 vivasha, s. Losing self-possession. l @ tonness, 2. a kind of feminine action, con- 2. reluctantly meeting death. 3. wishing to sidered as proceeding from and indicative of die. amorous sentiments; as, change of place, 8. O3R0D vivaswanta, s. The sun. 2. posture, gait, or look, on a lover’s approach, God. < b i hiding, assuming a look of displeasure, &ec. 8. =B vivdda, s, Quarrelling, disputing, Ul [t DUV a pleasing or lovely woman. 2. a har- law-suit. lot. DLITFIA gportively. VLT IND to S. DV vwdha, s. A wedding, marriage, make fun. +)/@» DT gexual sport. DT ! wedlock, matrimony. There are eight forms 3 g playful man. e )% P9F feminine dal- of marriage acknowledged by the Hindu law ; liance. B, =, (3} o 9 dweT Krishna's sport. Ber 0 0ppes; = S SR 5 viz. 1. ¥2)% in which a father gives his 37 wealth. 218 0 BR80T this whole el daughter, without receiving a fee, to some world is God’s amusement. TR BT DUF person of superior caste. [5) “ @33 when, at a and e the history of Rdijashékhara. burnt sacrifice, the daughter is given to the fcieney H. 2B, &3m0 vile, vilevdri, s. Distri- . 8%F in which officiating priest, as a fee. bution, apportioning, arranging. a father gives his daughter away, receiving — S T , o 8. DRI wilépana, s. Perfume for the in return a bull and cow. 4. ¥ ) 1T OR ] S giv- person, unguent or oil of sandal, saffron, cam- ing a girl respectfully by her father to her phor, bdellium, &ec. 2. smearing the body lover. o ~ h year 20637 in which the parties pri- with fragrant oils. 3. plastering in general. I o vately agree to treat each other as man and S. 6‘)332& vilépi, s. Rice in general. wife. 6. ©%T in which the bridegroom gives il W to the bride, her father, and paternal kins- S. 36@3&3 vilepita, adj. Smeared, spread. DSV to spread, smear, man, as much as he can afford. 7. 3923 in o, I which the daughter is drawn from her fa- S. S)@queea’r's vildchana, s. The eye. ther’s house by stealth. 8. ©2E= the violent S. 33?3.@33{5{5 vildbhana, s. Allurement, e seizure and rape of a girl, after the repulse EOIONCIENE attraction, temptation, seduction. or destruction of her relatives. NTITY B tempted, allured, seduced. HE@D to allure, oy vf‘gd to marry. SNFR@BIIR o hecome marri- seduce, attract, tempt. e ) ed 50 HB FwAE to give away in mar- 3 S. Q?)I@Q;’JJ vildma, s, The adverse ; oppo- riage. T B DT the first marriage or e site order, course. adj. Contrary, reverse. betrothing. 858t D33 the second marriage s. Q@@Q@J vildla, adj. Shaking, tremulous, or the consummation of marriage. trembling. ) 8. @Si vivikta, adj. Uninhabited. . 5)(%07\’ m'llanga, s. Blame, censure, S. @Q?fi vividha, ady. Diverse, varicus, mul- ) - accusation. i fault, damage. 3. contest, tiform. dispute, ©FoR dgon R WA he is clear 8. DReT, QRee3d wivdka, vivéchane, 1 of the charge or blame, |y s dgon 53% 088 s. Judgment, discernment, discrimination ; 08 I am falsely accused. the power of distinguishing things by their it s. 33, VITVeo wvivara, vivarana, s . properties, and classing them according to i Explanation, particulars, detail. 2. circum- their real, not apparent, nature. In the 3% stances, matter, affair. 3. chasm, hole, va- Teo3 system it is applied to the power of se- f cuity. 4. a fault, defect. 2F0%, INTes Be parating Bramha, or the invisible spirit, from 87 7 35030 3’3503 LU o the ostensib world ; truth from error; or LY 0 fic identity and consequent distinction from W BB LT sy lity from illusion Bow) TRYY one’s any other individual or species. 8. (in logic) h elf to acquire this faculty NIT BB PSS N the peculiar attribute, predicabile proprium. (rie g0 *"r\ %3 5 a mark on the to communicate to another the power 4. a limb, member. S 0 o =2 D g D o = of discriminating PIRT [ &Y, BT, DILTF forehead with sandal. 6. a figure of rhetoric, hich 4 NS to act with judgmen to exercise the distinguished as of three kinds, all implying fhing to power of discrimination. d3:¥ a sensible man variety of means or effect 7. any thing (othes extraordinary or unusual adj Distinct: q AR T.B D5 ‘geé vivvachcha, [ox 334]s. Dis- J‘/‘ [oh different 2. unusual extraordinary 3. gust, loathing D3N3 divided, JLiA Tic I 8. D3 ma/za, s. Dun much, great. 4, charitable. ordure, excrement ] g, @ o distinguished, separated &, predicated, at- & . wate Pl tributed, having as an attribute, or being . % 0% &3 vishankata, adj. Large, great. “ATIALH'A TS distinguished by it DB to discriminate, Z 0 Tonour ¢ shada, o lj. Clear, pure, white ; distinguish, particularize, state in detail ident, pparent, manifest. DBTD IR to and rece 8 6\"*%,,\0 vishéshaka, s. A sandal mark make manifest or clear NTTITV to become the dail on th forehead manifest o - D 8. Ve vishéshana, s . An adjective. world 8. DTODH vi8/2ayd, s. Uncertainty, doubt 2 . distinguishing, discriminating, (SSAP] :) s. AXO) [OF3)) ZZS}Zéc/a]La, s, Kartikéya or Ku- k1Tt dverb. TP DB« (He &2 f§ W % an adjective. (Y} maraswami. -2 o . Vizagapatam. & (s} {030 DR the cond of two nouns in Siger, S. Mo T LZS]Ld/’x €5 3. Tl ixteenth lunar apposition. sU8 T DI 0 R & § ) o ol an acdjective pre- DTT0 DI mansion. cedamg a noun o ) S the genitive tishiy / ~ e~ Or possessive Case. I35 F0ed DI R g g 072 8. VBATT vishdrada, q 7j. Learned, wise. RN ase, ase W 2. eminent. 3. bold, confident noun and adjective in the same c 0 WYY S wu\w\n & wvishéshokti, s. A ficure of W 8. %ow vishdla, s. Diffusion, extension. h 2. the firmament rhetoric coupling cause with effect, so as to 3. the name of a city tary explain any peculiar manner or condition. 8. (IOIJ, ) I) P i vishdlate, Breadth, width S wuew\Q vishéshya, s. A substantive. 8. DY wvishikha, s. A highway or carriage . acter ] 2. the object of a predicate. ac ] 4 Principal 4 & i Iy road. 2. an arrow 3. flame. one wiose 9 primary, chief, § head is clean shaven. w(/’v P! 008, EVESN D08 ) v 3 S CaEI VQJID Sovishrama, vishrama ] st Cupid. S. 4 Repose, rest the pause or place of S. o)d«) TZS]ZZZALC, S. Al)l““thL), a broad Iy the rest in poetry DB, TR 1o rest, repose, 3. a or carriage road. 2. a spade, hoe. refresh one’s self. v N8 barber’s wife. ! ~ o 3vishrdnta,vishrdnti, ou Sw‘Z)J o 8. Vo%, vishishia, adj. All 2 %) s fame, noto- s. hcpose 1es'r conclusion. ‘“]n See under 8)=03 riety 3. extension, diffusion 1dj LepPOos e LV S. Rbee & vishirna, adj. Split, cleft. ted k2 . DB vishuddha ) Cl(]] Pure, purified S@mgfl vishrdnana, s Gift, giving o T S b 0 clean, cleansed. 2. plous, virtuous. 3. donation O By humble, modest, compliant -,N\ 8. D393 vishruta, adj. Tamous, cele- e . 8720 vishuddhi, s. Parity, purification. brated, notorious, known. fer 3. removal of doubt I I m 2. equality, similarity S. RSN vishlésha, s. Separation, dis- 20 %4 S. tance ; especially of lovers, or husband and @ §] I DIz wvishrinkhala, adj. Un- checked, unrestrained, unfettered BN, 0DV wife ; disunion, disjunction. restrained S. 07 vishwa, s. The world, universe. 8. 8¢, vishésha, s. ort, kind, manner. %éfioegd vishwambhara, s. Vishnu 2, Iudx A% 2. difference, distinction, individual or speci- 1 (3 g;-w’ 3590 [o] . TP vishwambhare, s, The earth. 8. D& vishanna, adj. Dejected, despon- (inl S. B0 o0 vishwakarma, s. The artist ding, spiritless }ll‘filq Vi, of the gods, and son of Bramha. = S. W, YD wvishapuri, s. A large and k on f spreading sore f1 Cl f 8. D3 gu.)JJ vishwajittu, s, A sacrifice in [ im Iy which a universal conqueror offers up every S. Ao vishama, adj. 0dd (in numbers) ] thing to God, save his wife, children, and the 2. uneven, rough. 3 difficult of access, ANy clothes he has on. difficult, trouble- as a book, &c.; painful 8. DA Be vishwa-déva, s. A deity of a some, in general 4. evil, bad 5. unparal- J leled, unequalled s. Difficulty, pain. 2. un- particular class, in which ten are enumerated viz. ST, T, JVJ, TE, FTov, T, 3 %y 18, T, evenness, inequality. 3. an ina sible place, O e =2 Eo[eNclen] and SDDJ’F&)’ They are worshipped as a thicket or precip SRS VAL 20307 Cupid o bz particularly m whose arrows are of an odd number bapsEahlon) at the funeral obsequies, honour of deceased progenitors in general, B a plant, echites scholaris, having seven and receive an oblation of clarified butter at leaves on a stalk. 3% 3 83 Shiva, with an dal mark ‘\(,;. odd number of eyes. Y ed an evil or the daily and domestic ® wicked mind. DB/FJRT g mischievous per- 8. DTG vishwa-ndtha [ord of the O\ v > DLIR son B30 ®T a latent fever. Eps ¥y world] s. Shiva, as worshipped at Benares. an unequal division of property amongst co- D UJ — Ay vishwabhés sha ol On w2 O SSD‘OS @ja, s. Dry hei DRI DB Fosdy an odd number, ginger | s to be painful, mortal difficult to cure, as 8. 0 {3 (\))&JD , N wa-sreliu, applied to disease. —2 PAILLY vishwdtina, s. Bramha, the creator. S WFDJ\OSJ v ska/a, s. Any object of ser 4 8. DTN vishwaste, s. A widow any thing perceived by the sense, as colour, S. Suu 203 vishwdmitra, s. The son of form, flavour, odour, and sound 2 any ] -~ e of ne ® ; originally a monarch and of the mili- jectin general 3. spect, relation in such ) 8 in that respect tary order, but who became, by long and phrases, as, in this respect painful austerities, a ©)%*\7,in which char- 4. a country 5. refuge, asylum . deport- ment, sphere, element, home, province, that acter he appearsin the Rdmayana, as the ipel early preceptor and counsellor of Rama. which is peculiarly known or frequented, as a particular study by its professors, a parti- S. D3 ’:J(So)(\,J vishwdvasu, s. One of the cular town by its towns-folk, water by fish, i, y celestial singers. 2. the thirty-ninth year 7. a collection of villages 8. of air by birds in the Hindu cycle of sixty. a religious oblation or observance. 9. semen 36, S, 5)% & vishwdsa, s. Love kindness virile 10. a female lover. 11. any thin fav om . 2. faith confidence, belief, trust indigenous or peculiar to a province. postpo- W 2TRT FBF g fraitor, betrayer. PR 8% O\ 2 ) =) Sivon, especting, regarding S \;9\ 0020 T oo e O O\ o2 €3 betraying of trust or confidence. NN Tres 1)0(, ring me. EOrsY SN 2093 lush [:Shs\en; 0 &3 D , NByNE to love, trust, believe, confide in. = averse to sexual pleasure. DRFRD, ©I 23y * a believer. L)§N~JJ, VNPT D »,.):\,\) 93t fi" DI resnectine d S. —ee w/qsr)_u. what is bad, unsuitable, or unworth Nl 47 ,039"3 vishwésha, - S . o %38 N i 2T 009, oder DT m‘s‘/ 2@, s. Poison, venom, virus. 2. 7y =D respecting what G SRR R (B ater ESps@afe) Shiva, as having swallowed is fit, suitabl or worthy [aMe! v oodel Gl c\l )T o) Eapsend) especting what 18 great, chief, or of the poison at the churning of the milk-sea. oJo., 3330, DR, T3, to . )T DTG i 2 a snaxke. 3. acloud main 1mmportance. ESbet 2 res- ol become 2 affected by poison, poison to take pecting what is of trivial moment or minor erect. 2 3 2% FSESY importance. I 0 Q- > % poison to be (h spelled DB respecting aban- oY S, J ARS D ® 2O - s01, k) = A e S, %) ) ¢ 3 § donmen VIR © to di 1 po (A ) % DD respecting what 5 0 A GV VT 0 d 24 SCorplon, \\’1’Lh poison in its tail, 2. a must be re ceived Ul entertained. L # o 5 mi =19} el hievous ild or pers 1. respecting what is not to be obtained aJow, 879 DT 23, ta, vishpukrdnti, s. The clitorea terna- spread, 3520838 infidelity respecting marriage vows, tea, used as a decoction in fevers. e ¢ 2F B BT one inordinately devoted to wo- men. BT3B yxorious. 5. D50 8eBE, DB RT vishpu-tirtha, etson, n vishnu-pada, s. The sky, atmosphere. prolix = Cfig Uigfia—veidyd, s. A dealer in antidotes, one professing to cure snake bites 5o L 81 8. Hlonhy, DB *308@@%‘35 vishnu- by charms, &ec. . p s. QB0 wishayi, s. An organ of sense. 2. padi, vishnu-pddodbhave, s. The Gan- § AN a simile, comparison. ges, springing from Vishnu’s feet. 9% ©0 5, R0 the autumnal equinox. S 3?‘.5\033'&5 vi§kayi8u, v. a. To copulate, ———— prid embrace sexually. S. Sfiw\?@d vishphdra, s. The twang of a be surp bow-string. o 8. dWRwesT vishasiuchaka, S. The ’,(0 Greek partridge, Perdix rufa. 8. 335:37‘%35 vishwakséna, s. Vishnu. ¢ fongef 0rge T. B. o [\ ) S. W XS visha-hara, s. An antidote to N visd, [»3] s. Poison. 3 poison. 8. QWosdW visamvdda, s. Disappoint- i af 8. D3P0 vishdna, s. The horn of an ani- ing, deceiving, falsifying one’s word, deceiving 59 mal. 2. the tusk of an elephant. 3. the by a false affirmation or not keeping a pro- T:i/ 2 I¢ mise. 2. contradiction, disagreeing. fang of the boar. A S. N\ rg—r— oJ o\ Y o vishdda, s. Lassitude, dejection, T 3o ’UZ'S(Z?‘Q, s. An assemblage, multi- = W Iowness of spirits, want of energy, especially tude, flock. il as the result of unrequited love. 2. distress, S. QXAE wisarga, s. The soft aspirate &5 affliction. o ¥ 7 y 3. disappointment. and, as the substitute of theletters ¥ or g, 8 A% 8. Q> vishu, s. The fifteenth year in the the termination of various inflections both of Wl ( Hindu eycle of sixty. 2. the equinox. nouns and verbs, in Sanscrit. 2. abandoning, fUr () relinquishin D) D o oetting rid of or free from any § [ N 8. 335\3335_%, Q30 vishuvattu, vishu- thing,. 3. a division of the sun’s course, the ¥a, s. The equinox. n\\\ southern course. wgr DIRF the letterc. O\ . O wes vishichi, s. Purging, diarrheea, § WY cholera. 8. DXXREI ’L’iS(H"j(Z?l(/, s. Quitting, relin- Shug 3 a gift, dona- quishing. 2. dismissing. ing s. &L 0g wishkambha, s. The first of DTS, DIEFN VB to relinquish, pt tion. P £ the twenty seven astronomical periods called abandon. DwFR e the letter 8. 2. fit to KL Yigas. 2. obstacle, hindrance, impediment, be abandoned. 1 1] 8. O3S vishkara, s, A bird. 103 5 o\ s. DRTE 0 wvisarpana, S. Extending, B oJ vishtapa, s. A world. o’ oJo e ks lesy spreading. 8, & heaven, earth, and hell. 2. heaven. o)-('\j—('\,):) visasand, s. Aversion, indif- 8. D, B wvishtara, s. The seat of the S&\ ference. by brahman, either real or in effigy, as presiding at a sacrifice. A. 0. DF00E visumbe, s. Jumping, leaping. A. C. DRoE0T visutambare, s. Acting 8. £%,8%)33 vishtara-shrava, s. Vishnu. 83 as one pleases. A § S. ?Qika vishii, s. Casting into hell, assign- 2. lus- ing to torture. A. C. QXYY visupu, s. A blaze. for A , vishte, s, Faces, human ordure. tre, radiance. (9 BN ease nature. S. 83?\))@5\\ visrisht«, adj. Expelled, cast g0 S. Cc;‘) 191 j vishnu, s. Thesecond of the Hindu off or out, abandoned, relinquished, got rid of. et £ triad, the preserver of the world. o ‘-:.')f:' M i 1 B 3)73@?\'3 visésa, | ©3<=] s. Difference. oJod O\wd w3 (Garuda, the vehicle of Vishnu. 5. BRT, dI T vistara, vistdra, s. &3y 9%, devoted or attached to Vishnu, %) Diffusion, extension. 2. abundance, a great i IS a common military name. deal, plenty. 8. prolixity. 3 0%, DI T D 2. to diffuse, S2@) v, a. To make prolix, 8. Ss‘iggafi-_ryoé, ST 5908 vishpukrdn- 880 — AN @ e o ot spread, publish abroad v, 7 I'o extend 8. DOXI vijana, s. A fan or flapper. g3 spread out, expand, to dilate 8 g f anner T30 a pro tirtho, 953 L) 5&9\,@3 | dF2 0 she is very person. s. 008, 08T vita, vitike, T.B. W G prolix in conversation 0%, DeBOY> wvideya, wvidiye, s. The U § sh 8. M eeoF, DX 3T vistirna, vistrita betel plant adj. Spread, expanded 2. large, great The Gar S. Q&2 vine, s. The Indian lute, a fretted W 8. DR\eE visphota, s. A boil, pustule. instrument of the guitar kind, usually having 8. X 20)3 vismaya, s. Wonder, surprise. seven wires or strings, and a large gourd at S 2. prlde, arrogance. Nbf\")\)m) » D% (o)) oy 3 TR to each end of the finger board; the extent of yang 0t be surprised %8 surprised, astonished the instrument is two octaves ; it is supposed to be the invention of 233 the son of Bram- S. AN )3 vismrita, adj. Forgotten. 3, hnu ha, and has many varieties, enumerated ac- 8 forgetfulness cording to the number of strings, &c., as, 999 S QJ Visra@, s. A smell like that of raw B DREB, BI0WITY VB, DT, DB, 2 )3y AFB, =B point meab o .\S@Q N3, &e. .79 7793 the music of the lute iy o DT)og3 visrambha, s Confidence, result ESIN 3 SORIY, &Iru w0, DrREEMT g lute player 2. regard, affection. N o 2330 05~ to play a lute. 8. OV visrase, s. Decrepitude, old age. S : 3333 Z,’{u, adj. Tame, quiet, tranquil. 2 ey T 8. DWORH, DWOR, DBA vikangama gone, dep‘a ted. DB TR any sage with sub- vihanga, vikaga, s. Anarrow a bird dued passions. 83w ¥ the Ashika tree. 2 jrate free from distress. aorYy axont o (king of birds) Garuda., oth of 8. DXONT vikangika, s. A pole or yoke S. §3°§OOJ\ _j Ultlk()ti”a s. Agni, god of fire png for carrying burdens by suspension 8. DeQ vidhi, s. A street, line, row, road 1 A0y 8. DWOOT vikdyasa, s. The atmosphere, path, way s e sky, heaven a bird oL Qw93 vikdra, s. Walking about for plea- 8. Qe o% vIpse, s. Successive order, the ar- rangement of things or properties each by sure, taking exercise D390 one who is tak- each, or in succession ing a walk for pleasure DO to walk for o i ple.hure or amusement 8. Ded vird, s. A hero, warrior, champion, brave man. 2. heroism. «T%T) a distin- fitfo s. D58 vikita, adj. Friendly, amiable, in uished hero 2. one of Shiva’s attendants timate 2. fit, proper. s. Intimacy, friendli- DT B ¥ g kind of drum beaten before kings din, o) ness, salutariness N¢T =R a round metallic plate, used for the 8. D& vikina, adj. Destitute of, lacking (T same purpose. N3 Fod g hero’s sash 8. DT vikwala, adj. Agitated, overcome ToTe g badge of honour on a hero’s arm by fear, beside one’s self, unable to restrain DOTS sitting with one leg over the other one’s self knee DeTIND,F an ornament for the middle Slowness, tardiness toe, given as a mark of distinction to a hero s. QYo vilamba, s NP 0L INE {0 linger NFowTere to he dila- DB @0, the fist clenched and the thumb tory, slothful. made to stick out from between the fingers DLBFR, T g particular class of wanderine QJD(\) 7’1]((8(1, 5. The mark or direction on mcmhumts who practice incantations. DT goods or packages. 2 the direction on a BT QDIBD I a kind of furious mendicants. DR letter. S DY the superscription on a il 33y Cupid. (3 &, the wife of a hero letter z\ %@ the mother of a hero. 2. the mother e . DBew, dFoneo vikshépa, vikshépa- of a male child N3 ¥93 the drink of war- ,1/. %d, s. Moving any muscle at will 2. per- riors, ‘taken during the battle for refresh- plexity, confusion ment, or before it to excite courage NLT w3 Dees viche, s. A wave o hair left on the head from the time of one i 881 J P == 23 D [ap) R Q) ) 8, 3 = O\ = - birth. OFT T IR O o S ST 2] T lic1s a very S. ?3@393‘ vrYing, s. Sin, vice, wicked- i %1 v 3 “ikramarka in valour and heroism. I 83y ness. 2. distress, affliction. S1ZE, D88 heroism, military prowess. JTF & | | 8. 5@3 vrita@, adj. Chosen, sclected, pre- heay monumental tablet to a hero. 2 d o served., ferred. 3. covered, screened, old 8. ibedm m’mzm, s. A fragrant grass, Aun- defended. 4. having, possessing, endowed aed dropogon muricatuwin. ¢. A kind of musical with, accompanying. T. B. [5)%] a vow. w0 ) instrument. 8. 5@@ vriti, s. Selecting, choosing, per- mnm 5. QETO0DI virdyite, s. The reversed forming. tion order of sexual embrace. S. 5@%} vritta, adj. Chosen, selected. 2. m a [ Q& De round, circular, globular. 3. past, gone, DeTIRI vir-dsand, See under H<S- been. 4. firm, hard. 5. read, studied. 6. [¢2] ) : Sefioé_afi, TG virutiu, virudha, dead. s. Conduct, observance of enjoined s. A creeper. 2. a branch or shoot. 1 practice in private or social life. 2. practice, 8. DEO3>E wirya, s. Heroism, military § 3 profession, means of gaining a subsistence. prowess. 2. strength, vigour, power. 3. dig- ~ 3. verse, metre. T3, 78, a man of bad con- g nity, consequence. 4. fortitude, firmness. [32 duct. F0) 3@ 8 p==1 , BByy8, 3)3,599, FT RAI a the semen virile. 6. splendour, lustre. o man of correct conduct. oxt 8, HyaF 0 g strong, powerful, valiant man. tio 8. :5@ '@_D_OOBJ vrittdnta, s, News, intelli- ReF W, virile strength, bodily strength. 3. gence, tidings. 2. detail, particulars. DRONF B0, 4 wife given as a bet to a success- an event, occurrence. 4. sort, kind, manner. i ful champion, as Site was to Rama. 5. topic, subject. 6. tale, story. 7. property, n c. eV vis@, s. A sixteenth. 2 a share, nature. Fy@2,080 1% to tell the news. b portion, part. the s. B i vritte, s. Livelihood, profession, C. 33{/?\9), @Q% vise, vishe, s. Five seers or A 3 means of acquiring a subsistence. 2. drama- 120 rupees weight. fl tic representation or composition, considered 8. DT vihdra, s. Asacred or holy place. to be of four sorts. F93% which exhibits thi love or passion; 5288 which appears to on T. B. YOI, VeYR, 8)@97?, DeY 033 especially ; Todg¥ of In 8, egtg vileya, vilige, virrige, vile- imply declamation ya-dele, vilya, [9:8%] s. The betel leaf. which the subject is virtue and heroism; e and 839738 which treats of magic, delusion, g 39%,) the betel distributed on the oc- wrath, and battle. 3. gloss, comment, ex- it casion of promising to give a daughter in > planation. 4. being, abiding. 5. meaning. Wi marriage. 6. the share in rent-free land falling toa by 5. DeB o, DeF vikshana, vikshe, s N 3 Sight, seeing. D3 seen. B3 &® to see. 2} brahman. Wcfiié) 3,8 living by alms, m rice, N déé‘,, pSwegoed ’ begged from door to door. T 83 0. D, p VU, 0 2 For words beginning 3,8 ole e o Q0 O \ning ears of corn, or gathering spil- f with these letters see under ¥V, ¥\». led vice from the place where it has been ¥ 3 [a] ? 5] 35@0"‘5 vrinta, s. The foot or stalk of a beaten or trodden out. % o 8, service. ¥ Y [ § leaf, blossom, or fruit. 8 an excellent livelihood. et e good conduct. S. B5OW wvrinda, s. A heap, assemblage, w2,%,0 &8 duty peculiar to a brahman. multitude. . B8 vritra, s. An enemy. 2.darkness. 3 8. 0500003 vrinddvana, s, A raised 3 a giant slain by Indra. 33, F)° fo picce of ground inside a house, or yard, with- Indra. §, in which the followers of Vishnu raise and 8. DY, Dy vrithd, vridhd, adj. preserve the purple stalked basil, as sacred to [5) & i Useless, fruitless, wrong, incorrect. adv. the deity. S In vain. s Fold 70 that work is vain. «Q ) & 5] a Crow. k! 63)@5' Z‘_I‘l.]»‘(l, s. A wolf. Bl 3] 7o @ed an unprofitable donation, as a gift ) S, = 9 TTT vrikddara, 8 A name of to encomiasts, harlots, wrestlers, &c. money 8, Bhima lost at play, &c. 3 QRO OOl -2 o C bl il UE S, 3@35 vriddha, ady. Old, aged, ancient. excellent. 3R 393 the second solar month. 2. full "grown, large, - expanded to the proper size. 3 4 accumulated. an ox, FHRE e, RN 5‘&”3 Shiva, mounted on i) wise, learned. i heaped, increased, augmented. 3 B ”%) ™ an S. K)’@E?f\@ vrishaly, s. A man born from old man. o = <R Al for [ e ,8 %2 an old woman. 3 3, =% D a brahman by a Shudra mother. VoW agedness, old age. 2 fid% superior wisdom. S. 5@?{))\@ vrishali, s. A girl who before 2, a1 Foder HT advanced age. ¥ FyT eminence Jer marriage becomes pubescent ; hence, also a in morality. moes 73 excellence of disposi- woman of low caste. B 89 ®3 g man who 0} tion ¥ F3 high caste. 3%pt 3y excelling tol, in austerities. marries a girl after she has attained the age TS 7,3 from old time. of puberty. i3 2. from old to younlg'. 8. sba");&jgoé vrishasyanti, s. A lasci- xnj\\llk] 8. d@%@;fl vriddha-shrava, s. Indra, vious woman. listening to the aged. 8. S VYT[eT D20 vrishdakapds, ity 8. 1")@& vriddhi, s. Enlargement, increase, Parvati, 2, Lakshmi. 3. Sachi. 4, Swahé- al e augmentation, extension. 2. the third of dévi, wife of Agni, the three conditions or objects of regal power, 8. DyTTL vrishakapi, s. Vishnu. 2. extension of power or revenue, or any indica- Shiva, 3. Agni. 4. Indra. infell tion of progression. 3. prosperity, success. 5! 4. interest, usury; especially returning the 8. By, vrishii, 5. Rain. ©3 32, excess of rain, i principal with a proportionate increment, as o5, drought, PRy 3 % a shower of flowers, 2w? 2 in the case of seed-corn lent. 5. abscission. ) )\, a shower of hail. pertf 6. (in law) forfeiture, deduction. o3 3{)?}) S. 75@2)‘ vrishni, s, A ram. 2. onec of the the augmentation of one’s generation. Zo& descendants of Yadu. sion, am » 59 the increase of a family. 7 w3z ) £ = 58 BNl 3 T a -2 S. DB, oriksha, s. A tree. d the imaginary uncleanness occasioned by garden, grove. 5 Z283 a carpenter’s chisel Jered child-birth, #0%> 35 the usual interest or adze. hE232 the hog plum. on money left to accumulate. FAONTD J@% 0 8. D0TE, SoTEBND, BoTé&ede, So L\I interest on money paid at stated seasons. Fols? 3,0 ~E, SoRBND wvenkata, venkata- Pla) the rate of interest agreed on 1 between the parties independent of the regu- giry, venkaldchala, vengata, wen- il lations of law. &®) 38 compound interest. gata-giri, s. The sacred hill of Tripati. ®oe )0 the highest rate of interest allowed ozt Sben Vishnu, worshipped there under by law. this designation. Tone wWornd Sont3vTocs 04 8. '03@% vrisha, s. Ginger. 2. a rat. when people are in trouble, they have re- 08y S . course to God; or, when a man eannot do 33@%;5 vrishchika, s. A seorpion. 2. without you, he comes to you. the sign Scorpio. 52 % 3n% the month 1 ol when the sun is in Scorpio. C. ROAY wvengala, s. A silly or foolish il w 35@'55\ vrisha, s. A bull. 2. the sign man. Taurus. 3. virtue, moral merit. 4. virtue T. B. ROA vengya, [S5ons] s. Jeer, sar- personified as a bull, the steed of Shiva. o casm, the covert but intelligible expression of R &, JymeoF, 37 3BS Shiva, with a bull sarcasm or contempt. 2. obscene speech. Forig for his steed and ensign. Ind g sarcastic expression. 2. a filthy word. w . '5@?{')\5‘@ vrishana, s. The testicles or T. B, R0&I venjana, See syous. scrotum. dj A. €. BoBLIR> venthanisu, v. n. To pos- n il RYVBR=I vrishaparvena, s A sess, get, gain, have. 2. to reach, arrive, at- il king of the titans. tain, 7% R SoBe3WBI he ascended the throne. it 8. SR vrishabha, s. A bull. 2. the ScBANTD D = ) BIT BoBIWD WW 73T the oy sign Tawrus. adyj. @ comp. pre-eminent, very grievous curse of the brahman’s son over- 3 88! 33 i 50T & [E £9 3 2 2 T have D took him. TRy To 3¢ HOBO he Ce 530"" vépdra, s. Heat, morbid bodily Deing pr reached the kingdom of heaven. heat, pungency. #:e2,% to become hot, over- e peri heated. C. DH] vekkasa, adj. Wonderful, asto- seaf for S. 3337\) ve’g(l, s. Speed, velocity, quickness, nishing. 2. large, huge, big. s. Dislike, are thre 3. seve- haste. 2. violence, impetuosity, severity, sud- repugnance. 2. repletion of food. CACE: adj. Quick, speedy. 2. vio- rity. TN 5T oo large for the hand to den impulse. BEIT a grasp. S, 3297 to dislike. 2. to be full to lent, severe, impetuous. adv. Speedily, quick- i ayue Jo0300 % i repletion. 3. to be harsh, severe, displeased. ly. Sodweg 3.7 quick as thought. ate som R quick as the wind. F:7% 299 an agile, quick, c. 337’,\\@‘, 3‘3‘%)3@} veggala, vegghala, A sacre active, nimble person. adj. Much, ablundant, excessive. &7 Fr, and in C. DedoF, DedF véduke, védike, 5. A SR €% to abound, be excessive. stiences show, spectacle. 2. pomp. 3. a curiosity. 1 fhe; c. 2983 wvechcha, s Expense, expenditure. 3 4. eagerness. adj. Curions. 2. pompous. 3 tion; ® 2. purchasing trifling articles on credit. ifi?#fi pleasant, amusing, happy, pleased. = the dung of birds, R 93 to expend. J93 to make a show. SRRBRAD) to be ohsea W Fed to sell trifling articles. S5 Fogd S@EMT g 3 pompous, showy, worth seeing. oeenr to purchase goods. % g 20 to ask an gallant, lover, a man of show or display. advance of money for expenses. 32}3%’% FRBY and ¢ S. TSQF‘% véni, s. The hair, particularly of S to advance for expenditure. 0%)‘\,2'3’ S0 to w2 o B females or children, braided, or plaited, and become spent. SR I 3 VL AT Tadw Tated. hanging down the back. 3gedg o g tie for ow 5y I have not even the sixteenth part of 01 I the hair. 8) Seedg Tond the conjunction of el a cash for expenses. three streams, as at Allahabad, where the and ing A. C. 58:{%7\’ 1’6]]7(9(!, s. Particulars, detail. JY Ganges, Jumna and Saraswati unite. Wi A. C. D&, velta, [#&]s. A hill, mountain. 33 a woman having long dark hair. %3 3% s, 0. B8, vettu, s. A mould, die. 3 a woman, whose long hair is compared to n the 0. DE3, wvette, s. Heat, morbid heat of the a serpent. of the body. 2. harshness, severity, cruelty. adj. S. 000> vépu, s. A pipe, fife, flute. 2. a culca Hot, heated. 2. severe, cruel. :’S’éé'i’jgfi heat- bamboo. Jeea 398 the sound of a fife. Bl thest edness. 3%, 303 0T - ~ 5,0 a superior kind of musk. ¢ Aeg 3%, firs g warm temper. the [5 a body morbidly heated. 269 @m0 to become N\.(:S v Krishna, assembling the cowherdessess The { heated. with the sound of his fife. 38, SR disease from heat, 3o S\lb.\"e( 1 338, heat occasioned by a venereal affection. S. £Q§O?§ vétanda, s. An elephant. au ner &8 morbid heat occasioned by the im- @1, moral conduct of ancestors. 8. RS I vétana, s. Wages, hire. 2. live- lihood, subsistence. t3537S a lawsuit res- ogoy C. W, WS> wvede, vedeya, s. Leave, the pecting the nf)\n-payment of wages. permission, flhu s. 203X vétasa, s The rattan or cane, Tt 339'08?6 vetydsa, [=3|s. Contra- Calamus rotang. fitle 30 lety, opposition, difference. . we3sY véidla, s. A dead body occupi- by T. B. 909 vedhave, [373] s. A widow. See % ed and animated by an evil spirit. Y. das, A. C. 33 vera, adj. True, correct. 0fth A. C. TR verasu, | B3] v. a. To mix, 8 532@ véttri, s. A sage, who knows the ] [(m mingle, combine, unite. nature of the soul and good. #%) 38,y one { l: C. IO veri, adj. Mad, foolish, silly. s skilled in sacred writings. Madness, folly. *Ulp S. 585/) vétra, s. A cane, rattan, or reed. — il & Naiey ?&‘3?50? velakuli, s. One who is fa- 33, Waed, 53, ¥ a door-keeper, porter, gy tigued or exhausted. mace-bearer. Wiy A. 0 '63?@3 velati, s Fatigue, exhaustion, S. 5335 véda, s. The generic term for the [y 3 weariness. sacred writings of the Hindus; supposed to kg 884 3303 3¢H i bodl have been revealed by Bramha, and after 8. 20008 védanda, s. An elephant. 10f, over being preserved by tradition for a considera- S. 5@53 ’vc'da?ze, s. Sensation, perception, ble period, to have been arranged in the pre- knowledge conveyed by the senses. & o pain, nicknes sent form by Vyéhsa, The principal Védas agony, distress. SBeo B3 the agony of ity, sul: are three in number; wviz., the ¥dRART, ohow death. 28% T3 the torture of parted lo- Y10 373, and 9 I35 to which a fourth, the vers, or of love. J03,3 33 the torment of ©eEsro 383, is usually added; the @33 o3 T (&= = quic: Cupid. Y to be in pain, to be tor- and T3¢, or ancient history and mythology, mented. BBSR FInB, FDW to torment, are sometimes considered as a fifth. &'){@@Cfi e quik; afflict, distress. a sacred science, considered as subordinate to, s. B0 védi, s. Bramha, and in some sense a part of the Védas. Six "07 § 4 8. DD, 0T védi, védike, s. A rais- VORI sciences come under this denomination ; viz ed floor, especially one used as an altar. 2% the science of pronunciation and articula- 8. D0 védya, adj. Knowable, compre- tion; ¥ the detail of religious ceremonies ; hensible, ascertainable. 2. ascertained, known. 33 F0e grammar; 2%, the explanation of obscure and difficult words or phrases, which S EJQZfi Ue’dfi(&, s. Bramha. occur in the Védas; €082 poetic metres; Ay 8. Dp3, 90y védhane, védhe, s. Pain, and ©@5:33 astronomy. Others also, called Jly o trouble, annoyance. 2. perforation, piercing. U $5¢3 or supplementary Védas, are enume- 1l JoJ £ a3:%&@ bored, pierced, perforated. 2. painted. rated ; as, & 7¢3 medical science, a work #3573 to pierce, perforate. 2. to pain. tie fir on medicine. FI73 a work on archery. ion of moTSF 33 a work on psalmody, or vocal S. £QZ§?§% UC’/C”MSSN, s. Bramha. 2. Vish- nu e the and instrumental music in general. 33308, Skme08 33%) the theological part of the Vé- 8. B0, NI védhi, védhitwa, das, considered collectively. It is contained Hitting, striking, piercing, perforating. k3 lul T" in the many numerous passages or chapters 2 3% shooting and hitting an object that is of the Védas termed @vZa=3 %D, which in- heard but not seen. %,373:® the philoso- pher’s stone. culcate an abstract and speculative mono- theistical worship; and these have been fur- S. '6385 véna, s. Bramha, 2 a bad king so called. ther explained and illustrated by later writers. ® Q 5] ) The founder of this school was & R %, and 8. 92 D, NeRI vépathu, vépana, subsequently BOTTIFIGIT, TODTOSOEILFICNF s. Trembling, tremor. and iw.fi:g? 2ODF were its most eminent teach- 8. D030 véma, s. A loom. ers. S¢7e08 a follower of the Védanta phi- ive 8. 3¢S véle, . Time. 2 tide S dienit losophy. 18 335, 3¢3 2T one versed in boundary. 4. the sea-shore. the Védas. 3B T2 reading the Védas throughout, in temples, &c. 33 FowdF the S. 3335 g véllita, adj. Shaken, trembling, el title given to an officiating brahman. 33 tremulous. 2 crooked. 398R one skilled in the whole of the Védas. S. ?385 vésha, s. The abode of harlots. s5¢m08 798 studying the theology of the Vé- S. 53305 Uc"Sl’Lafltd, s. A basin or small das. 3B 3333 the compiler and arranger pond. of the Védas; he having first collected and arranged them into the four parts in which S. ?335 ve’sfima, s. A house. they now exist. 8. Re30 vdshye, s A harlot, whore, prosti- 3@y % the study of tute. scripture. Sgdwe®, seriptural, taught or declared in the Védas. rmi STRT, BIIFT the S. -‘SE?’j\s 33‘3(\’ vésha, vésa, s. A mask, el mode of blessing with which one brahman in disguise. 2. ornament, dress, decoration. writing to another commences his letter. ¢ %)% 393 the guise of a woman. ?(&:?g N3 T $kTy, 3v0e08 Sy God, who is only to he the guise of Krishna,assumed in pantomimes, i known by the study of his word. T e, S™FOM to assume a form, put 88 ~ J 5@3 P £Q%3 =) on a mask, disguise one’s self. BT one 8. DY BRODHT, ?Séqimofiac” veiddrya, [ who has on a mask. 2. a hypocrite. : ;:\;S veidhiirya, s. A gem of a dark colour, rant i 8. N0, T véshiaka, s. Gum, resin. the lapis lazuli. 0 3;5, 8. 2R, véshiana, s. Swrounding, that 8. 2 R veinava, adj. Produced by or partcal which encompasses or surrounds. 2. a tur- made of bamboo. cumstan ban. 2Twg 5‘\‘%3 a turban or cloth wound Ty, e S. D ENT veizmvi/ca, s. A flute player. round the head. alga)e surrounded, encom- 0 IR s. (T veipika, s A lute player. assed, enclosed. 35, to surround, encom- iy 5. 2 STeB veitarani, s, The river of hell. pass, enclose. FoF 3 Q%S an ornament for (e fory the ear. ticulari Q S. '&‘SGS@EQO‘/“fi veitdlika, s. A bard whose o 3\3—5 véle, s. Time, period, opportunity. duty it is to awaken the prince at dawn, with way of ¢ 8 3¢¥ that time. 3% 3¢ this time. 20T Se&F music and song. {le way 1l sometimes, perhaps. ©28) =¥ the night time. HEIRN 8. ?32 BT veidandika, s. Reading the Seweroe the character of the times. the secy Védas. Wi T S. ZJ“; ST verkatika, s, A jeweller, S. '&%d/‘c")& ‘@Sédz\) veidagdhya, veidag- stances 8. o\ Teo vetkalya, s. Disquictude, per- turbation. 2. defect. dhi, s. Clevcrncsé, dexterity; cunning, craft. wont 537y defect of ) S. '6%)332@&" veidarbhi, s. Damayanti. “ Garnd body. wi}) 3375 defect in intellect. ®@0D) @ 53 a deficiency in the organs of sense. Rukmini. 8 Ji ') far S. BTH S veikakshya, s. A garland worn 8. NOT, [T veidika, veidika, s, over one shoulder and under the other. A brahman well versed in the Védas. adj. § N)ra (a0 Spiritual, derived from or conformable to the or 8. D TooB veikuntha, s, Vishnu. 2. the NS Iy Védas. 330% 38 religious conduct or en- A paradise or residence of Vishnu. \ % gagement, as opposed to sccular. FI0RF €0 \B) G)\J ICE, 8. D 5903 veikrdnta, s, A kind of gem % unnecessarily particular or long about a said to resemble a diamond, and to be of si- side g thing. milar properties. ofa fl veidu- 8. R DD veikhari, s, Manner. 2. con- S. ':Sézfifi)\, a‘iédoza’\zg veidusha, “‘.lz‘m‘ duct. 3. display, ostentation. shya, s. Learning, sapience. g A% S. zgctife)oja‘c' veidiirya, See 33Bscr. — 8. DNDIIV vertkhdnasa, s, A rishi. 2 Tenjey a man of the third religious order, a hermit, 8 = Z?Qai,fiézfie‘ofifi veidcha, veidéha- 8z anchorite. v.\lj 3387937 a sect of Vishnu, which ka, s. A trader by profession. 2. a trader o Ih is particular in following the original Véda by birth, or the offspring of a Vaishya father and brahman mother. 3. the father of Site. ) exclusively. 32333 Zw3), S39IWIRMD their ¥ scriptures. 335 Site. 03] j 8. ?3&5@3, a"é%fl@ég veikrita, veikri- 8. fiq veidya, s. The science of medicine. 8§ O tya, s. Aversion, disgust. 2. medical aid, advice or prescription. 5 n vy 2 the ey o o3 a work on medicine. °2) 8. B f:é.f;js’azg veichakshanya, s Skil, cleverness, proficiency. science of medicine. Te% 37 a gentle mode hA ')S o} of treatment. %% 375 a severe mode of 8. fiéeg-?’js veichitrya, [33)] adj.Sur- treatment. 3373 393 to practice as a doc- 3 prising. o tor. Bk S3TD the celestial physicians, W3 S. L3I veijjanand, s. The last month > ¥ dern 5335 God, the giver of absorption. ;'i of uterine gestation. gy &°F a form of Shiva, presiding over one of MHI the divisions of Fv%e¢. 355 ¢on a medical 83 S. £o 3303303 veija?/(mta, s. The palace, banner, or emblem of Indra. man’s fee, in kind. 1y 8. 30203008 veijayanti, s, The garland 8. fié@fi‘g veidliavya, s. Widowhood. War 8 of Vishnu. 2. a flag, banner, N/ 1) 8. BGOY) veidhdtra, s, Bramha’s son. 886 il il IRl a"’éfio ey 0 ) C. D 0359T weiydra, s. Affectation, affec- itk oo 8. ESé(?QC)jD U(Bid/lc{?/a, adj. Foolish, igno- rant. s. An idiot, a feol. tedness. 2. coquetry, foppery. 3. haughti- 4 9 ness. 4. beauty. adj. Affected, proud. See C. DS, DN veina, veina, s, De Lo, ils, ced Dy ¢ W particulars. 2. convenience. 3. affair, cir- ?,chflqsd‘ cumstance. 4. cause, reasen. 5, manner, D. 30330 veiydshi, s, The second solar e playe way, method. adj. Neat, clever, ingenious. month. J3STN IR to do cleverly or in the right yer. 8. DNOSRRT @ciydsaki, s. The son of yerof hel way. Syoaen T to give an account of in Vyésa. due form or order. 33 0 B to detail, par- il il yl -y ~ C. fiéOfiJa 'veiyu, [2.0305] ». d To carry, take ticularize. TS0 Bwrd Y to show the art or off, or away. M YV FednIop, 29T where o, Wil way of doing a thing. 333 2R, to get out of are all the goods you took away ? the way of doing a thing. B W 0—555;‘@?\ 8. (T veird, s. Enmity, hostility, natural @ that is very clever., ©T38 533323 what is g fe anZipathy. 2. heroism, prowess. 30 BB, the secret, or way, of that? 23 SysSon 338 2w revenge, retaliation, requital of w3 I am acquainted with all your circum- veily stances. an injury, %, 530 fixed enmity. e ;Segd natural enmity, as between the rat and cat. s. fiésé’gofio veinatéya, [son of d3%] s. 228 )T caste enmity or antipathy, 08 33 anf, & Garuda. religious prejudices. ey oD T veindshika, s. A certain natal S. 5’00'«)‘?\ 7)01'7‘(2{/2', s. An ascetic, devotee, star '(]’d, one who has subdued his worldly desires. S. "55’56335 Z'eil»)(li'z'z‘j/a, s. Contrariety, Se e The absence of 8. DT 1 veirdgya, f opposition. worldly passion or desire. 5\43@?(5 XZSU@ fi‘{} dis- or en 0. ?%Eé) Q?Cip%, s. An expedient. 2. conve- gust with the world at the death of relatives, nience. 3. room, clearance. 4 direction, ¥)%ed oy disgust with sexual pleasures 3[@1?; side, quarter. 5, the secret, mystery, or wa from the sorrows of child-birth. FYToes J3oe 3 9og N S% of a thing. SSRTT 5y @38y T do not 7y disgust with sin from hearing the awful il understand the secret of that. 'aotfojoos:l%d a’é 2 s announcements of scripture. &g there is no convenience for writing. K)E)).» (&, S»@ to make a clearance. 2. to make con- H. a"éoos , T veirdn, veirdnu, s. Ruin, waste, destruction. adj. Desolated, venient. waste, depopulated, ruined. i 8. ¢, B BweR veibhava, veibhiga, B S. 50 ® wveiri, s. An enemy, adversary, foe. Iappiness, enjoyment. 2. wealth, riches. 54 b4 a hero. 3. majesty, glory. SRIT [UF God’s glory. 18 S. 90 BWoee3Q veirdchani, s. The giant Fv WS the times, state of the times 2 a prosperous or happy time. king Bali. A. C. 50 © veila, s. Speed, haste. s, D i)g{)ig VeIMANAsya, s. Sadness, of- fence, sorrow, disinclination, dislike. 8. N=T vewadhika, s. A seller of grain, Q ] (3> one who carries oil; ghee, sweetmeats, &c. 8. ‘5@3?3’5@?33053 veimdtréya, s, A stop- mother’s son. two burdens suspended from the shoulder. S, 30 359F 3> vermdntkary, s. The demi- S. 330 358’?295' vetvarnya, s. Change of co- g gods, &c., who travel in self-moving vehicles. lour or complexion. J0os FyFen T change of countenance. c. 730 ;Ssaggfi vel-mdlige, s. The top of a S. temple, where there is 1o sereen from the sun. fi?i;gg vetvaswata, s. Yama. 2. oné one of the Rudras. 3. the seventh Manu, it 8. Y O35eF e veiydharand, s. A gram- marian. adj. Grammaltical, relating to gram- 38 FoF08T the present period. mar. S. z‘:gzsaw, ?%:3‘33;% vetvdha, veivdhi- ka, adj. Nuptial, matrimonial. s, fié@fii@?fig L‘(‘I'Li/(ff"f/(!, s, Impudence, shamelessness, s. %fioifi:@;‘b[fi veishampdyand, s, A [ = ) 8 &, 7 536@ 5&03 2 8 3 % < L SF < ] e By Elal [SAPYS) 0 & 08D S D he talks jeeringly or \ sage, the original teacher of the < and the narrator of the So&» ¢33, obscenely 3 B3O wveishdlkha, s. The month in Dortent 8. ocgQvyanjand, s. The external indica- 5] - a consonant o which the moon 1is full near the southern tion of passion or feeling. W scale, or the second lunar month . a churn- 3. condiments. O3] Ing StlCK. i [ 8. 00X T ZJCHZ‘](LL(L, s. A mark, spot, sign, lnea S. ?3)0 335 veishe Sft?/L(l, s. A follower of token. 2. the beard the privy part of a male or female. . 8,008 ’Lhe fmf'ul school of philosophy BT 3 4. sauce, condiment. &3 VBT o 2 £ Y o the branch of the logical school of philo- a consonant, T_J_L c=¥ this is the y C covert, or indirect, meaning of that verted ¢ sophy instituted by F&3. to condy 8. 0083 LJnU{ja 16, s. An indirect or in- ] 5 5 lf”lb]?(/fl, s. A man of the third or s agr 1mlim al ¢ and mercantile tribe ferential reference or meaning. fallen ot S. ouflfi 2J(17 ta, adj. Clear, plain, evident, S. '% 3R veishravana, s. Kubéra, god 2 todo max nfcst of wealth. 2. Révana. apparent absolutely and specifi- ST h 8 VU] ally known, or understood 2. wise, clever S 53"7@ ST wveishwdnara, s, Agni, god of stress 3 individual specific. D [ individuality, fire v 2. case, Dan, 8 specific appearance, manifestation 03029 ’L’C’ZS]L(I?NJ(l, s. Inequality, un- inflection, or the proper form of any inflected evenness. 2. solitariness singlene . dif- A 3 X > L e | word 4. species or the particular class of 1 v ficulty ITFR, QTFER, WX 34 oJ 239,00 5 &Vokd) -2 ~e¥ AR R N 0 I et of i any thing. 5. a thing or person. Y there is a great (hfiu ence (or enmity) between D) 03T €D 3% you are an excellent person. § p “;'05 this and that. 50 ;3\\)3\ EMISRN fsoN) cJér\;\muqu Q \; ;f..\_ o whose thing is this? (a dis S pec tful heis very much at wriance with me. 1mproper oJ L) e mode in speaking of a woman) 0 wic S. NV D veishnu S. A follower of a sort o hing Nguratiy Vishnu. adj. Relating or belonging to Vish- nu bR 9= 5 those followers of Vishnu e J vyagra, adj. Bewildered, perplexed distracted 2. alarmed, agitated, frightened 2 ang who have the trident mark on their foreheads, FIOOF N de- 1§ e 7) of staid, firm mind A, C. o 8T weisika, s. Delight sport, fun (1‘1\\ voted to, or very intent on an affair e pastime. 2. fraud, deceit o,esfilva QR to stractedness 2. engagedness, devotedness Queng cheat, deceive. are clgg S. D0&I vyajand, s. A fan or flapper A. C. N vethdli, s Curvetting or The S. WQSUd vyatikara, s. Misfortune, cala- running round, as a horse it mity 2. reciprocity. reciproc 2l action or C. @3, '6@‘"3 00, 00, For words bwmnnw relation W (flx‘l\ ‘mu ith these letters, see under yverted or s. B08F)> vyatikrama, s » rs ) SV T e Do 2 o8 voddantz, ke F‘oé] S. A retrograde order. & . Inversion, reverse. 3 child’s birthday festivity contrariety, opposition in general; as the bel contrary of what is right or wrong, crime, S. Z\gjfig”iwg) rm]fi(‘?/((, adj. Able to bear = 11y or carry. :4 ORB 20 2 r By 3 a porter, carrier. vice; the contrary of prosperity, adversity, ti 00 ( G. 999 vouli, s. Brackish water. misfortune, &e pre S. oJ ifibu vyatirikta, adj. Different, dis- 8. 300K vyanga, s A ripple. ady N SCloyg 'tmd \.‘Jdu\, - on 238 Sodwonda® 1 Deformed d l ?hl(] know of nothing else, I know of no differ- ke 8. DO0R0 vyangya, s. Sarcasm, the covert ent one but intelligible expression of suspicion oY & S. 3083¢ vyaiuc/ a, s. Difference, sepa- contempt. 2. the filthy or obscene second- (\“‘w T € Ateness 9 a ficure in rhetoric, the dissi- ary meaning of a word. Fgorly ¥)cwrR the N - b use of words in their bad meaning. O C 7Y Qr L) ] militude of things compared, in some respects Slegy a sarcastic or ironical nieaning S iR D % to each other. n It a sarcastic speech or expression. Q) L S. OJS 3 vy atihdr, s. Barter, exchange [ w0 & OO OC P IS 53655 ringly 8. 808¢8 wvyatita, adj. Past, gone. intelligence, knowledge; wvaswedd reviling, S. 5833@'09’ vyatipdta, s, A great and railing ; @339 sickness, disease ; ¥v©3.8 mad- =2y nal i ness, delirium ; wJ O portentous calamity, or a portent indicating & death ; 83,3 fear ; 8FF Onsonant or occasioning it, and therefore identified doubt, deliberation. o with it, as a comet, an earthquake, &c. < S. 3:1 03 vyayda, s. The twentieth year in disrespect, contempt. 3. the seventeenth of Do the Hindu cycle of sixty. 2. expenditure, E\ I the astrological ydgus. spending, 2. destruction, disappearance. ment, 4 ad’, Mortal. 8. 76836033, Sg3gR vyatyaya, vyatyd- 390 to hecome expended. o - 035 IR s, Contrariety, opposition, reverse. 2./ 1n L to spend. 308 expended, verted or retrograde order. THOA JBDw spent, gone, dissipated, dispersed. to conduct one’s self in an offensive manner. = =3 o S. ;JQS)Q s Z']/Cl.i’l’lllc‘tJ adj. Useless, vain, un- — [Sh~faYal WISS(‘{) G o8 he is dead. 2. he is profitable, unmeaning. N":) 3r DT g useless fallen into adversity. - S F3g¥» I to deceive, =B of o expense. 57 3,5 vain labour. 53:5?13'7‘_&5 fa) 2. to do an unkindness. in vain, uselessly. i 8. o‘jgt?, ;’823 vyathe, vyadhe, s. Pain, distress. B 8. $BL3, a’zysfiq? vyavadhdna, vya- 2. alarm, fear. A% T2 to bein vadhe, s. A covering, screen, any thing pain, to be distressed. =338 pained, dis- which covers or conceals from sight. 2. the tressed. & %) alarmed. . i state of being concealed. 3. leisure, oppor- lis S. fiqgfibfi’dm vyadhikarana, s. Inverted tunity. order of a compound word. 2. contradiction. 8. STV vyavasdyd, s. Exertion, 8. 2002500 vyabhichdra, s. Following eflort, persevering or industrious effort, per- ectfil improper courses, doing what is prohibited severance, industry. 2. cultivation. b b or wicked. qugfifib 2. erring, straying (literally or @Bn I3 to make a strenuous effort, 2. to figuratively). 3. adultery, prostitution. By cultivate land, to farm. SsFecded weuPe WEOR to go astray. Zwwe0 an adulteress. 1P 2. an adulterer. T30 Ik g to occupy one’s self in farm- 3. following or doing what ST d ing. L) @ FRBT to get farmed or cul- is improper, going astray 4. a property or oJ - od ) @00 P tivated by others. ] v 32 to persevere class of propertics, into which the conse- in exertion. 22 energetic, taking pains. 1ne quences and symptoms of amorous desires s. Ascertainment. S} Qg 2. tricked, cheated. are cla S5 ed, as objects of poetical description. AT DA BT, FFT T FAnd HogymeroSTo that The [op 1% called S 250 %W 5 C are thirty four; science may be acquired by proper exertions. ala viz. 937<8 humility, self abasement; 2 1 0F Beidibea s weakness or exhaustion ; %o apprehension ; S. 338573 @yavasthe, s. Separating, placing remote or apart. 2. a decree, a written de- ©Read calumny ; #0% inebriety ; 3,30 fatigue; 1o claration of the law, a written extract from ®u%s indolence; ©33; indigence, distress ; 5 w08 gecret desire, contemplation of the object a code of law. ©ZID ;00.)1:; ?“\?SNC,J they have beloved ; &w<% loss of sense or presence of lost all sense of propriety. @B®w,cdh FFE In mind, from fear, anxiety, &c; By recollec- 2> make some decree respecting it. IR E).'JQ o R 3 o )] ers |g man or woman is all the same tion of an absent or faithless lover excited by 0} to him. present objects; %@ the enjoyment or con- sciousness of amatory woe, resignation, or S. 35{8556?@5_ l’y(ll’a;&a?’l‘?"i, S Ajudge’ oy o) © abandonment to despair ; it ¥ shame ; = $19) 2 umpire, one conducting a judicial procedure. (1% 2. a litigant, plaintiff, one instituting a dis- fickleness ; 57 delight ; 83¢7 haste, flurry ; pute at law. =T8 ignorance, imbecility ; 757 pride; H5p3 )i depression ; BN 3y regret, painful remem- S. $0%0T vyavahdra, s, Contest at brance of some object lost or absent; 23, law, law-suit, litigation, 2. steadiness, pro- oy sleepiness; ©XF%T epilepsy ; 3T sleep; D priety, adherence tol aV 7 and custom. 3. a ; k% waking ; ©EF wrathful impatience ; contract. 4. the practice of the courts, or -9 Bl G R ;8 5 \:’;) lissimulation ; -/ passion; o8 civil and criminal law, judicial procedure, ad- 889 9 ~ Q ¥ S a":;;sgfié ther next youngest to one’s self. e shdat pedim ministrative justice, as the examination of feenth evidence, &c. 5. usage, custom. 6. profes- 8 T Fov the time immediately next. w;’é‘fio sion, business. 7. title of jurisprudence, act 8 [pIT F2W the time just past. LD 8. especially Cop, eognizable in courts of justice. s, 9 903 vyavdya, s, Sexual embrace, sl o a dispute between two parties, or the counter- s. D0NI vyasanda, s. Grief, sorrow. 2. statements of plaintiff’ and defendant. %3 § Dl o) £ care, thought, concern. 3. calamity, misfor- ; %O to make use o Lo 2. to litigate. fiq*) J%D tune. 4. fate. 5. fault, vice, crime, frailty § bDlk oo IR to administer or cenduct public af- U 1 arising from desire or anger. Ten vices or g +3 o) fairs. ©FF F3T®:T g case of civil law faults are enumerated under the first head ; pret £l T &390 g case in criminal law, BoTFIET viz., hunting, gambling, sleeping in the day- veyed an unjust or bad law-suit. Ty ®TeT g proper time, calumny, whoring, dancing, singing, {r ) " law-suit. 1Yy playing, idle roaming, drinking. The second (ation S. 35833@06?325, &ig?j@?dm'a—j\ojg 'yya_ comprehends eight ; viz., depravity, violence, tovert vahdra-pada, vyavahdra-vishaya, s. injury, envy, malice, fraud, abuse, and as- the ¢ sault. 6. sin. 1. fated comsequence, evil isles A title of jurisprudence, an act which may destiny, ill-luck. 8. fruitless effort. 9. in- become theobject of dispute amongst men, 10. intent applica- G B‘p and shouvld therefore be regulated by law. competence, inability. uan According to Manu, there are eighteen heads, tion or attachment to an object. 11. falling. o by — - o~ ESRETS Do Y 35(‘5;: ) < & t0 SOrrow, £ uffer grief. Q;C)Tufi but these are the principal only, and many = e quany to distress. CARTY T3 grievous. ©3s HIS things not comprised under them may still (ounte be aetionable. The eighteen are, VTS eating and sexnal pleasures. FgFTesF afflict- 8 : debt ; <= deposit; < A 0DT )0 gale with- ed, suffering pain or calamity. F;TD addict- 2N 23 ed to evil practices, as to gaming, drinking, §, o i out ownership; Towwd NFI S concerns a- 0 L Cul on of wenching, &c. mongst partners; T2, ¥)TedT subtra ) o ém%e ( what has been given ; 38T non-payment 8 2 vyasta, adj. Confounded, bewil- P23 of wages; Bod358¥)" non-performance of dered. 2. pervaded, penetrated. (3] present B W Dl and essential ; or inherent in all the parts of ths lat agreement ; ¥)S00F BnIBrescision of sale and purchase; 2 oFew Ded disputes be- any thing, in opposition to the *&3,, or thab - 8 W B 5 -eyA tween master and servant; kI 2333 dis- which pervades the whole together. L al 1 perplexed and indistinct statement, want of 1 putes about boundaries; %3003y defama- Flie, e: BoBd T tion, abus D g assault; §c theft, precision in an accusation or defence. GE Tarceny ; #°%3 robbery and other violence; 8. ®90T0e0 vydkarana, s. Grammar. fl at, 3, )% Ton,Weo adultery ; 2R FO TIHT duties of S. &9¢ To® rya’kula, adj. Confounded, be- Wise man and wife 2 o T w0 He5en portioning of pro- wildered, perplexed, overcome with fear or LW FTR0F perty or inheritance; 75%3535%030 gam- grief. s. Distress, perplex ity b b ) grief. 8 W bling of any kind, as fighting animals, laying m,{,*d@ the perplexity occasioned by some af- - jut o wagers, &c. KRBT R - = _one skilled e ®’ fair, =903 confusion, perplexity, grief. fo in law. S0 IRF agreeably to law. & €Y s, So0Bweed wvydkicha, adj. Blown, 8 T F538 #3 S, FHFoeT XY g court of law. T opened, as a flower. [ssplery 36‘1‘1’5\), E)ié&’fii'dfi@ifd to engage in a law- lice iy 32\@333 vya’ka’pa, s. Offence, oppo- suit, TFTH0 JwekB), TFgFFeTR el to § 0n sition. judge. FIwWOR to litigate. 2. to plead as Wy R a barrister. 3. to make a speech. 3{62'5’063 8. ¥ Q)?QS)?; '773/6571’]2.?/[55((, adj. Explain- kill ed, expounded. oWF subject to legal process. Nty S. 'oT)" 33 @yavah[ta, adj. Next but one, 8. BV, 33:8538 vydlklydna, vyd- i V‘é second from one. ©F %2 next, near to, at- lv’zg/e, s. An explanation, exposition, gloss, LR tached or adhering to. 2. covered, concealed. comment. SygTe @%@ to explain, ex- 1 pound. 958359 explainable. =08 32)8) any brother below the next o L‘ - youngest to one’s sclf, Q/o—-):b?'we%j 72,8, a bro- 8. <% z{;s\-,@ vy(fylcdi'a, s. Obstacle, im- e 890 o N 53?(3@ pediment. 2. striking, beating. 8. the thir- 3% what is done by the mouth. 3w Ty T3T, I3 PE T o W 9} the act of the mind. fatl] teenth of the astronomical ydgas. 373390 g bad practice. BT 3FT an excel- 8. aflg“@ vydghra, s. A tiger. adj. in il It I (& ¥ S lent practice. oJ¢ DT S > 2] T intercourse with comp. Best, pre-eminent. m‘; ¥ ) perol the PN Women. o) - Bl > 8 S pSpolepST) [0, [ 0 skin of a tiger used to sit wpon at devotions. ?KBTSZCE-} TR to ’f,}’fld@. &3 Q w0 o ke ™ to become sold. ? Fwd) to sell nisfre s, 5?8?;53 18 vydghrdta, s. A sky-lark. merchandise. SR TT L) 87 to purchase mer- rlly chandi 0, Qn = e} re) & viees or 8. 538‘3:7 Uj/(fj((, s. Deceit, fraund, craft, cun- T TTRT, *63336’%, ] ning. 2. disguise, either of purpose or person, merchant, seller. st heal j pretence. S® T & praise or censure con- 2 D. S0 vydpdr @ s. A class of secular ' veyed in language which expresses the con- 8l o, bramhans of the &%y sect, and speaking S affe Lo oto, d r . e C o oa Cd. 1 commen- trary, eproa h, or ironi T g ¢ 56 ol "elugu. dation. a3y o apparent censure, but covert praise, a figure of rhetoric. OIS D} 8. 5?237*:30 7:ya’pz“a, adj. Pervaded, occupied, {5 Al penetrated by, throughly and essentially, as the covert expression of any thing, so as to e, b the universe by &pirit, &ec.; filled, full. 2. mislead others om its real cause. 0.1 celebrated, famous. 3. placed, fixed. 4. C 5-7{88%8 vydjya, s. A law-suit, dispute, obtained. [3 ~ alsph;i- encircled, encompassed, sur- quarrel. TR T DI, T332 IND to dispnte. SIS ‘, & rounded. O -0 per Y ading =} inherence, thein- EEN-EIN:13e opy Y2y to settle a dispute. J3g®;MRT g, herent and essential presence of any one thing o1 18 man. guarrelsome or liti O STIT oT?qSt;‘qS 2 [aFy J or property in another, as the deity in the counter accusation. 237 %3 a bad dispute. al universe, &e. 2. universal permeation, 104 s. 53&? a'ya’a’/za, s. A fowler, hunter, ;‘ i omnipresence, as one of Shiva’s superhuman nking, S. &% :3 l"}/(é’(-‘”ii, s. Sickness, disease. S33% properties. D, 99383 sick, diseased. T FoBweg o8 dis- 8. S99%0 vydpya, adj. Pervadable, per- ease of mind, grief. il meable. 2. of rare occurrence. 3. inferior. = B = préscih 8. T3 7;3/(272(1, s. One of the five vital airs ; VII T o Y% R8O ® 2 kst & he is inferior to me that which is diffused throughout the body. in science. 3¢ -, ES) ~ - q’; ye S difference. 4 (Y o.)-rbw I U 8. 599%% vydpuke, odj. Diffusive, per- 8. 5:)8333 vya’ma, s. A fathom, the space vading, comprehensive, spreading, extending between the tips of the fingers of both hands it of widely. J950% to pervade, extend, spread. when the arms are extend Clle ed 20)733 T S} (O “’—&“J J%®#Y this work is superior to [ Ke 53385..@365 U}/a’fil()’/t(l, s. Strong natural A that., ©3I5 SSAcBUw u;%c:’agg JTVFED he 13 affection. 2. inordinate affec & U JNRTET ion, lust, care wiser than I am. L 0 SUperior persons. nal desire. T3P T3, 33@33’.,@(50:)’) to 1;13‘5’ : ar Of 8. 30 23 vydpand, s. Diffusion, spreading. dezire, 1ove inordinately. 8. 518‘:)?‘?\13 vydparisu, v, n. To be occu- 8. 25?030333 7;3/423/@ t®, adj. Busy,occupied. pied or engaged in business, to engage or en- 2. long. ter into business. S. DE00IRd vydydma, s. Fatigue, la- i illy bour. S. 5"8”3363 ifytipa'(ld, s. Evil design, ma- 2. athletic exercise, as playing with lice prepense, the wish to injure another per- heavy clubs, wielding a bow with a chain, amile son, treachery. in place of a string, alternate rising and fal- 8. SO0TOG: 3 2 vydpddana, s. Slaying, ling at full length on the ground, &e. e 1l killing. fathom. 8. 320w o0 vydpddita, adj. Hurt, in- 8. S900SOR vydydge, s. A kind of 9 jured. & . slain, killed. dramatic exhibition or compesition, the sub- .y(/- jects of which are said to be feats of activity 8. 8538‘3"05 1:?Jc;f])(i7'(l, s. Occupation, busi- (s o ness, practice, commerce, ways, doings. Swg and strength, the sports of wrestlers or the FOONT ;3'528 counflicts of warriors. % 533390 the ways of the world. 320 hodily business. SVBT JIPTT, Jaidg 8. SRV vydla, Sce m3%- 891 N e’ ) Ejus 0 4 9 Lk consequence 3 rice boiled over DAY/ S, '3(83 "3/[/’[, ee dNY night and kept cold b st S. S0Rm0dT vydvahdrika, s. What is suitable to be spoken & ) . a minister coun- S @")8-5 vyudhda, adj. Arranged, arrayed sellor. 8. T\jfimo vy, S. Weaving, w0 . D009 S vyavritta, adj n0sen ap- 2. a S @ 0D z'le,ZI(L s. Military array. pointed 2. encompassed praised ) D =53 T iy INRT R multi 1 utk flock. BN 37 ) @ to .8 () choice, selection 2. praise, eulogium e array o""—.bi) JNZS'), QWO BY Jrg the array in commendation. To® Ips® in line; circle ; BeyR IR in co- S. we(ZSV\) vYyasd, s. The original compiler ot lumn O 1er fanciful ones are mentioned ; as, arranger of the Védas diffusion, exten- - I %% CJ i) DB I T 35 Iy, TS <Py &, § {l sion 3. the diameter in oo i di- PSS ometry Es) e 2] =, & 7l juits i Vision i 0 L0 IC S NOA vyasanga, s. Grief 2. ex S '6@78\0)3 vyoma, s. The sky, heaven 3830 T3 Shiva. [y o § 051 edgein learning atmosphere perience or knowle e 3. state the celestial Ganges. Dy circumstances. 8. )% vraja, s. A cow-pen 2. a flock, ! , 303 C. &9 TDU Z/(éS(l? a, tjon ng %3, 3 herd, multitud =) = 3R {00 cowherdesses. ened S. -SDZSWQ ?J/(L/l(tfd, adj. Confused, alarm- ed. p« ) . repelled, repulsed. : JW'ZS vraj)ya, s. Roaming, wandering AR about. UVUL S 5‘8 %90 ’UJ((]L((/ a, s. Voice, speech . wound. tree a word, an articulate sound. 8. )& vrand, s. An ulcer, so &) FREW g sore to heal 8D S'o‘é)o Q/d/'&rlfl, s. A world or region of the universe, S. =3 ow 2 2. worship. vratda, s, A vow, any meritorious thn act of devotion the voluntary or vowed ob- ] 578j 1/61761, s. A snake. 2. a beast of 4000 prey (2] (3 a rogu cheat 4, a vicious ele- servance or imposition of any penance, auste- 167.¢ alr as T3, phant adj. Wi ed, villainous, bad. y or privation fasting, continence, p) PRAD) w), 8 307 exposure to heat and cold, &c. S. 0)'5”9 l’]/(lll, s. A fabulous two-headed 5) bird. )TNV R to observe a VOw 3)8, )8R one sion who has taken upon himself a vow. &’é?’)a" ) By 58@ ’L"/alfl [3:¢] s. Time, season a chaste woman. Tear, opportunity. DT T} J@’ DT 5T 53 T a continent man. 3,8 abstaining from 8D 8\%- mwutkrmnaw Inverted order certain food on special occasions J 38 o an Bl e<ruLu arrang ement, one who violates his vow. 2. a debaucher hu\ () S . S 0)3 ?lell‘pdfil, s. Science, learnin 2. to break a T3 I8 Gor S»3 to deflower acquaintance with sacred works. 2. forma- Iy —~ L)BQ Vow 3,3 avow of fasting. ol 28 9y tion of words, derivation, etymology 8 the observance of a religious fast on the kI & 3521 to become instructed in or acquainted eleventh day of either lunar fortnight Wl with Fomy 53,8 acquaintance with poetry. %oz 2,28 wvratati, s. Expansion, opening BT, AEK o) o acquaintance with sacred science. Q_/NOJ\,&f NEN:) out, spreading 2. a creeper. e e P acquaintance with etymology. fé ) s B LONES] learned, studied conversant in liter- 8. 303> wvra Y@, s. Expense, expenditure. 8 o [ ature. 2. completed, finished 3] derived &, won relating to expenses P formed, as a derivative word. 4. generated vrata, s. Assemblage, multitude. S.SSJ iy begotten FYs3,S ®3 a derivative word. = I3 Bex T 8. &9 ngv vi’czt/a, s. A brahman in whose Wl BT FsB Ty T from what youth the customary observances have been ey root is this word derived ? omitted, and who has not received his inves- A S. 98‘3?\)5‘\) vyulpddana, s. Tracing titure with the sacred thread 2. a very bad the derivation or etymology of a word. 33 AR or vicked man. Jd-\ BRI one pre- e 2,03 to find out the etymology of a word eminent in wickedness. 32,333 wickedness, @5:.)\ QJZZQII/M, s. Dawn, break of day depravity. 9 00) 8 9 = o Qca DO oiled o “ [ S. 93?&9, 9335 vride, vrile, s. Shame, s. 8)2% wvrthi, s Paddy. . rice ripening bashfulness. in the rainy season. 1, amael [V VIV VIV V VIV VIV VIV V VIV VIV VIV V VIV VIV VVON 1, { [ 6 alla m il (U ‘::,r 1] (5} ned; g ) E) ‘8]!0", s. The forty-eighth letter of the al- cattle. 2. two sticks carried before an idol, phabet, sounded as a very soft ska, and often having on one a brass conch, and on the other interchanged with 3 sa. a small wheel. Po Fo® g woman with a handsome neck. 8. 3053 shankara, s, Shiva, he who makes happy. s. DoT shankhaka, s. A bracelet. 3 - 1100 S. %03 2 Sfifln/t"if(l, adj. Alarmed, fright_ s. Do shankhanakha, s. A small ene { 1 P>) 4 J (3] 3] . dyubtful, uncertain. unsteady. shell. p4] 9 . a perfume. Bo¥ ) = to fear. 2. to doubt, hesitate, suspect. 8. ZoDWOTI0e0 shankha-pdshdpa, s, 8. T0B0 shanku, s. The trunk of a lopped Rats-bane. tree. 2. a javelin. 3. number. 4. a pin, ol 8. 20D shankhi, s. Vishnu, with a conch stake, pale. 5. the gnomon of a dial. BOFY ol in his hand. ~ 2®3 fixing a stake in level ground to mea- ' for1ons s. 200D shankhini, s. A descriptién of \ sure the ground and arrange the position of ol 0f ) )e classes into which a house when beginning to build. women, one of the four T. B. 20%> shanku, [3o»] s. A conch. females are divided; one who is tall, with long hair, neither stout nor thin, of irascible s. 30F shanke, s. Fear, terror, apprehen- disposition, and strong passions. sion. ) V] . doubt, suspicion, uncertainty. 3. -2 7 VOT o} 2 3 S. 308, 303 shanta, shantha, s, The envy, jealousy. 0B 1o doubt, 29 L1 hair about the privities. fear, be alarmed. P8 BoB, F» PoF, TSN =2 B BoR, whed 3 C"O’, Lq\.\)oca o % an evil spirit, dread T. B. 303 shanda, [33] s, An impotent from of an evil spirit. SSNIT é 9] v ) stho) B0 ewobdy I man or eunuch. / n I 1€ have some suspicion of him, © 3T, BEL 0T 8. 203835 shantanu, s. A king so called, Bo¥ T3 3 that word appears to me rather the grandfather of Pandu, % & doubtful. 30%9%,3 ground for doubt. ()3 o 8. BoR shampe, s. Lightning. BoF, WY BoF 2 o 11l 50#, S)JM?) Bo® nlaking water. o S. 3oV shambara, s. Water. 2. agiant 30T 258, 7O 3c? easing nature. ) killed by Cupid. 3. asort of deer. 4. alute. BoF2 258, BoFe WO dispelling doubt. BowTad Cupid. & Be# g collection of mucus. #%0% having 8. 30 fear or doubt. @%,c% without doubt, fearless. shambala, s, Salary, wages, hire, 0, pay. 03@; provender for a jowrney, stock for 8. 30 shankha, s. The conch shell, used travelling expenses. as a horn, and for offering libations 2. the number formed by the addition of sixteen 8. 20T 33 shambdkrita, adj. Twice o SR 0 one of Kubéra’s ploughed. 50 ciphers to unity. treasures. Y Fwi] Fod g conch winding to 8. ToenT, Bond shambuka, sham- ol N - the right. o L2 F00¢ B0 g conch winding to Z/LZ/EQ, s. A bivalve shell. 2. a Shudra who, the left. 3o 3%, the sound of a conch. 2. in the time of R4machandra, had become a L | COT o ox (= et 0 beating the mouth while crying. devotee, and was slain by him for attempting TarW g stick with the seal of a wheel and what was exclusively the province of a brah- . conch for marking the person or stamping man to do. 89 30983 i3 som, | . BoBS shambe, s. Indra’s weapon, a thun- 32 TH>W to warm one’s self. BREHR to he- Iy derbolt. 2. ploughing a field twice. come heated. Tan 0f 108 8. 20 shambha, s. Indra’s thunderbolt. T.B. 350 shakkare, [#®Fo?] 5. Sugar. il ) £01e 8. Bcg3® shambhali, s. A bawd, procuress. 8. 2% shakta, adj. Able, strong, powerful. — § 1 % cape ’%le. 9. diligent, attentive, intent. ©3 S. B0y shambhu, s. Shiva. 2. Bramha. st al IV ©II TE D he is capable, 3. Vishnu. 4. athunderbolt, Indra’s weapon. 2 weak, unable. and o 8. 30X, B0 shamsana, shamse, s. S. _‘Zé‘o SI’la]ffi, s. Power, strength, prowess. e fe Praise, commendation, flattery. 2. wish, de- 2. an iron spear or dart. 3. the energy or ¢ Ty sire. 3. speech., ®od¥gaid, told, 2. praised, active power of a deity, personified as his wife, NeTS commended. as Gouri of Shiva, Lakshmi of Vishnu, &ec. 4. the weapon of Agni. 5. the female organ, i }: 8. % shaka, s. Anepoch, era. 2. a par- as the counterpart of the phallic personifica- i ticular caste, the sheilks, followers or descen- tion of Shiva, and worshipped either literally 1SS, | dants of Sheka or Shalivahana. NG T T N 20T the era of Yudhishthira. &F )5 2F the era of or figuratively by a sect of Hindus, thence Vikrama. 5285083 32 the era of Shaliva- termed 2% . 6, thenature, power, or force W | el hana, D8T08 BE the era of Viravasanta, of a word. These are of four kinds ; as, @ 0. 9% yet to come. ® 3% simple, abstract, or underived, as com- Spic TSI BF 8031 his reign is past. [5) “ SRR mon names; thus, 83, ey, &e. Ya 3%2% the year in a certain era. R 3% a derivative; as, 32S™T a flovist ; 390 s. TFE 871(1]6(5?0, s. The common cart. 2 . >3 ‘ 23T a potter, &c. (3] SR DR ‘3%_‘9 a con- the bishop, at chess. 3. a giant slain by 038 crete term capable of various applications, but, Krishna. 1om by common consent, used only with one ; as, i 8. 939 shakala, s, A part, piece, share, Toww, AC= the lotus. 4, SNE TeB T a portion. econ term capable of opposite senses ; as, F0ZS an 8. 3590 shakdra, s. The letter 3. 2. the open temple. 2. a scum-drinker. OFF DY LB.7 hair about the privities. e the force of a meaning. 3%, 3%, the power of a word. 1.3, 8. 8503, 33208 shakunta, shakunti, 3% D03 having power. T B, f s. A bird in general. regal power derived from majesty ; ¢ VBT B 03 T. B. 3509 shakuta, [32] adj. Able,capa- % power derived from perseverance ; 08, 3%, TWou ble, strong power derived from counsel. 2. the virtue of 5, 93 an incantation. 3375_)55 ’Si, DoW 5%;) the In- T. B. 3528 shakuti, [3+] s. Power,strength. Verse herent power of an idol. 3 §SoHRT, wime B 8. 75335 8!12(6,7'&”26&, s. An omen, angury. 2. . 3% ¥+ as far as lies in one’s power. %%_‘fl R a a bird. 33033 &Y, a bird seen and consulted (% secret and obscene ceremony with ardent spir- B BTO by certain mendicants on waking. its and a naked female, too filthy to be descri- 238 B [~ S (3} hi & a good omen. 0T, LW, mcflg 3 bed. ®%3,5%7 the potential mood. 3%, &3 S a bad omen. 3RIT2 SWRE to consult an 0, strength to become impaired. e, ok, BE, ? 3 omen, 820370 an interpreter of omens. S - w3, 8%, B¢, a plague or pestilence, sup- TS FTTFYR ~ ®eB to consult -omens and i posed to be occasioned by a vindictive vil- natal stars in choosing a wife for one’s son. ve lage goddess, in consequence of the declining 8. 350Q shakunt, s. Abird. 2. themater- zeal of her votaries. FoedFe ¥, the virtue C, 3 nal uncle of the Kourava princes. 3. one of of a medicinal root. R3 3%, the power of € the astronomical periods called Zaranas. medicine. ©3%, powerlessness, impotence. & 8. T3 shakula, s. A fish. 3% o8 Kartikeéya, god of war. G, S. "55@5_30 shakrittu, s. Excrement, frces. 8. T80 shakya, adj. Practicable, possible. g 32,8,0 a calf. BFREF a proper meaning. ©TF5 impossible. th c. 3B, W, W, IR shake, shakhe, 2. a possible work, WaR TT5 able to go. A shaghe, hage, [%¥]s. Heat, closeness. S»3 3 able to do. | sultriness, confined heat, warmth. adj. Hot. S. ?5@ shakra, s. Indra. 3% @ Ravana’s 8 894 — %%03 R o son, who conguered Indra. 3 = < goxoy the s. Hemp, Canabis sativa. Be 20¥) hemp- rainbow, Indra’s bow. 3%)R%® a red kind en string. Suzar, of insect, coccinella, or lady-bird, of various 8. TR shanasu, v. n. To be envious, or species, orverfil impatient of another’s success. 2. to quarrel, P 8. 9300 shakwari, s. A form of metre, a nt fight. BemDH, Beadsds fighting. | stanza of four lines of fourteen syllables each, apal i b c. 3T shane, v. n. To be angry, displeased. and comprising many varieties according to JIORESS v. @. To drag, draw, pull. - the feet of which the lines are composed. (<] o S. 33 shata, adj. A hundred. 2. many. 8 3¥0 a stanza with fifteen syllables in a line. W 38 T8, 38 38 Indra’s thunderbolt. 3 n, & c. 3Re® shagani, [3r] s, Cow-dung. 8), 338 T¥ a lotus. 323 3% the wood-pecker. B0t A. C. "?))7\)‘\? shagali, a-o‘lj. Hot, warm, sultry. 3835 a weapon; a kind of fire-arms, or the onif Brw nad (hot-rayed) the sun. BRYA sultri- ancient Indian rocket, or a stone set round = itenl ness, heat 2. affectedness, strutting. ), 33 JINY with iron spikes. 33 &3y, 33 e thenee s. 323 shachi, s. The wife of Indra. %% Indra, who made a hundred sacrifices. 23 arforee 8 Indra. DRFY, T8 PRBW, 3T 835, 38 D383 the twenty- [ ° fourth lunar mansion. c. 3% shajje, 5 %2 s. The grain holcus 33 &)3 lightning, a thunderbolt. ze25c® Bramha. 2. Gouta- spe’c&‘tus. 2. abed. 3. a dormitory. 33 ma’s eldest son. e D O e CERA) 33 T3, ¢ a chamber man. 3%, ©%; a kind of paddy. a centipede. o 80 B2, D3 a dormitory. 38 %P, 88 ¥ walking for exercise or pleasure. a (Ol o. 3E3 shata, s. The hair becoming erect 3220307y man’s full age, one hundred years. 2833 the hundredth. @ 530 o from fright, cold, or joy. T Ty, Be3 Fwo evL asparagus race- 1 08, mosa. 83 T Vishnu. fis) @ Te™ to become erect, as above. 2. to 38 7,8 Bramha. ) 2. Vishnu. 3330 g become stiff with pride, &c. ¥se0n g car, chariot. wheel. 2. a thunderbolt. @8 e OB 1y wach torn. “ 0 3 4 1. B. T, 335 shatane, shathane, P See 83, 38 gh, 338 ToB a great lie, 3T & :J) in many holess oier T. B. BE3, shaiti, See 8, 0. 38 shatte; s A covert baie fors v (5 '5%% t?fiafl@, s. A kind of shoe worn by nomous serpent or reptile. 2. the after-birth. \VOIfiCIl. . 38> shatfu, s. An enemy, adversary, p(f 8. 30 shatha, adj. Depraved, wicked, per- foe B33y, 33T, 32 4T enmity, hosti- it verse, dishonest. 3T, 3235 wickedness. [o S v lity. 22) T an assailant army. 03 ?53;)\, a s. 383 shathane, s. Pride, insolence. 2 deceitfu! friend. Lo o3 We 3 2. a foolish friend. deceit. 3. displeasure. 4. jealousy, envy. B " 829, Yudhishthira. o) ¥, Rama’s youngest i 5 contempt, disgust. VS fifi%}”\) to be brother. 33 BBy, BoB3 B the six vices of haughty, insolent. 2. to be offended. mankind. 2. the senses. 8. a traitor, a de- C. 3BT shadaku, adj. Agreeable, plea- ceitful friend. sant, cheerful. 2. adorned, beautified, deco- o ] - 0D 0. 38,30 VR0, BN W)\ skade, sha- ¥ rated. ©FSH FFFNTI he is very fine, or, de-sapate, slead@-soppou, s. Trodden very agreeable. straw or litter. 2. sweepings, rubbish. C. 380> Sfidd(d?'u, v. #. The hair to stand Splc AR '538‘5035, ”éfa’@g;éjtfi shani, shan- erect from strong excitement of alarm or joy, i &c ishwara, shaneishchara, s, The planct OB BB FeoBB 1t stood erect. o Saturn or its regent. 32 e, BD D, ¥D C. 30 shadi, s. That part of the sowing %ot the ominous influence of Saturn. DT machine which holds the seed. BRERRLD 95373 30 d the extraordinarily ominous influence the pipe or tube of a sowing machine. of Saturn once in 7% years, in his 30 years 9 A. 0. 3T shade, v.n. To be living in a bad revolution, B2 220 Saturday. BD )N an way. 2. to become full, as ears of corn. emerald, T FUT g troublesome work. S. 3&0 shapa, T.B. Teod shanabu, 8. 9% shapa, s. A curse. 2. an cath. Q 95 20 -S-z—:’ and is.so far synonymous with abstract medi- ) o’j% 8. ou.T‘ S]l(rp(li/ld, s. An oath, protesta- tion tation on God. 2 quiet, tranquilliby, rest moditie n asseveration by oath or ordeal; an e ¢ e TS one who meditates < P A8 7 1 precation, curse &% to swear, take in general & 0010 an oatl 2. to resolve solemnly =3 DODOT ¢ W above. G 20A & TRTTRT he is a very determined or resolute S. (,533(\) shamana, s, Yama. 2. an ante- honder 4. man. lope 3. killing a sacrifice, immolation 9, ame S mental tranquillity, calmness, indifferenc 2 S]Z(IPCH?O', s. Curse, anathema, im- amife precation malediction 2. a confirmation 5. subduing, pacifying, quenching, bringing aclo XD of truth by oath or ordeal B 9 to curse, under 3303 %% the Yamuna river ceo = anathematize &3 the forgiveness of sin. 3303 the subduing of heat. T o) 33 the quelling or BN sha PP, s. Hair round the privities eIy 0 ] removal of sorrow T3 TS quenching ¢ od o S/lap/l @, s. A hoof in general [ [V thirst. Swsn TS the subjugation of disease. S B0 shaphara, s. A sort of carp. SeIver, BZIFom to hecome subdued, pacified, &c. presery q . B. B2 shaba, |33] 5. A corpse. 8. 30 shamala, s. Ordure, faces. [uarte 8. TT shabara, s. One of the half savage S. 20> sh amt, s. The tree Mimosa sama, 1 lanf race who inhabit the woods and mountains Rox. 9. the shrub serratula anthelmintica “E. of India, and subsist chiefly on the produce B 2pe a ceremony of worshipping this tree rul"e of the chase. &ce at the Dasara. 1 AL S. 2 shabala, s A variegated colour TNIN2, 300X shamisu, shama- 0 prof BWE, TWY a brindled cow 2. the cow of 120, ¢ YiSU, v, n. To be at rest, tranquil, quiet plenty 2. to be pacified 3208 pacified, appeased s. 32 shabda, s. Sound, a sound Dt (€1ce, word z“m - the science of grammar quiet, sedate. i § Ly o 8253 S0%exT a Sanserit grammar in Canarese S. %Sbm@a@éu shami-dhdnya, s. Pulse, salufat Ty Foed TIF e g Canarese grammar in verse. grain which grows in legumes or pods. ) te& 101 ’J?) [T 2 a. To make a noise. v. n. To ., B0 S]l(lJ(l, s. The hand L snake 7 j somld =0 3w _an excellent word. € W an the boa constrictor 3. sleep leeping. R ¢ W T g snake. 08530 the lotus. Fitty ungmmmahcn expression. 3 wz:’eu% f, Gt 3 By g ag there is not even the name of rice 2. a bed 8. Bo3o3 shayana, s. Sleep. in that village 3% 1) the ear B OB uw 7,® a dor- il couch. 3. sexual embrace. 2TT TW a secular term. coé,d# syntax mitory BT FNR), BEVIW to bhcp. fumy Tw g sacred term, a scriptural expression. oS sleeping together. W = =2 = ) T R to decline. *Y a work on Aty = © 8. 303003 shayaniya, s. A bed, couch, Sanserib declensions (S0 3w a word bedding. & 3 ending w ith a vowel Zf%j—f, a word end- Wit S aojwfifa shaydlu, s. A sluggish or ing with a consonant I 2 nolaelws, mute, army sleepy person. 2. the large snake, boa con- ilent till 00 strictor. o) Sounded. 0} . 3298 shabdita, adj [a) to sound, emit sound. 8. ‘DOiS 871(//] 2, s. A bed, couch, sofa, 2. A = a dormitory 1 o) style wb_\qs c. aao)t? ’é?\\fj’ '§@ shabbare, shab- loy; 2. a sort of bhare, slmé)/w e, s Evil misfortune, 8. 3T shara, s. An arrow N, UIen injury. adj. Unfortunate. [ o bad, wicked reed or grass, sacc]zarum sora. 3. water 2 I Tos fiU FITD 0 0, owayad 33 (/un]d 20 &Iy § lfl;l 3. insipid, juiceless. Rr'\,\ Kartikéya. 3O S, 3093 g bow K 330D, 30 Q S. 3 shama, s. Quiet of mind, stoicism & a quiver, 2. the sea. 3T % Yoo the feathers oy indifference, the absence of passion, as one of the qualities of the s SeTR08. It is defined to of an arrow 30 SomT garrows showered on Tiah n epemy S0 as to encom pass him as in a cag be the exclusion of every idea not derived 33 IHF a shower of arrow from the precepts of the S&ec? philosophy f U 896 S 0 TO 0} medi C. BVF> sharaku, [3e=)s. Goods, com- of a subsequent birth. Tew 3T the gross llt‘« st modities. material body TRZ 4 8¢8 the atomic itates & body. o} 3 8 the archetype body. 508 G. B3 fir*\'ofl sharagastu, s. Patroling. TERT, JoS» B8¢8 a rheumatic constitution. €, 7“5?37\)3- 816(!7'{!5."?,{, [#Tro] s, The end or an anfe = 20¢3 a bilicus border of a cloth, ¥37 S»hTi=¥s an adulteress, 2. a corpulent ody.~ & o tion, 4 habit. : 2, a menstruous woman. BTF to become gRy TS g hody abounding with 1000, o — é? a wife. phlegmatic humours. 30T g damned 2. to blow out a lamp with the end of a cloth. e FeeT B TOAT Robh % body. TR BOKT g glorified dy . Yoy 2O ey 35 ¢ T a blessed body. (AN T Tow o E;O a relative. 3 #4g> remember what yon said. ©zs B¢ 33 e 8¢o= Cupid. 2 a Son. ARe 8 TTARW fiosfio;fiitg WX ~o B 7™ heis adj. Born or pro- | g or ne 7z (9 [s13e] very capable of setting people to quarrel. duced from the body. ©8OT Cupid. WoTF g hostage. 383 Todh &3y o live by e A c. 33 sharana, s. A house. 2. a pre- hard labour. BRI T taking care of the server, protector, that or who protects or [od body. TBOcB T RF going to heaven with the preserves. 3. protection, refuge, asylum. 4. body, 200 an animal or sentient being. quarter in battle. B3N8 g refugee, ap- 1 %2 39¢C g person who lives happily. pellant, one who comes for protection or re- fuge. ¥Tm387 one who seeks protection, or c. 33 szim‘e, s. Imprisonment, slavery, kd refuge. 2. unfortunate, wretched, involved bondage, captivity. 33 T g jail, prison. in calamity or ruin, and dependant on others 8 w0533 confinement, imprisonment. %3 3 @), BBIWO - for protection or aid. Elelarlate] Cf\{‘?) affoyding 2] %y to imprison, cast into jail. 5 (9] T 8 WBRE release from captivity. 2. libera- quieh refuge, extending shelter to a refugee. tion from prison. 3. emancipation. 33 wR asely R82w %@ disappointing or betraying confi- %9 to be enslaved. TIDRTH, T B0 Fwor dence. 3312 seeking protection. 8. B3O sfiara:jm, s. Obeisance, reverence, a captive, prisoner of war. BB 2,630, o ’fl! 0, salutation. 2. a protector. carry away captive. BEIRA 2005030 to he 3. shelter, pro- tection. 332120 devotees. carried away captive. 1A% 8. 3000 sharanya, s. A protector, adj. S. 3= ok arka, s, The side or branch of g Fit to be protected, poor, needy. family, 8. 3089 Y, 332, BSBHEo sharat- s. 8353 sharkare, s. Sugar. 2. a pot. il sherd, (3] a9 kdla, sharattu, sharad-ritu, s Ay. gravel, @?FC?, BEFOV Stony’ I gravelly. tumn, the two months succeeding the rains. % 7 s To break B0% o) the autumnal moon, TBT2TB an s. BQERL shardhisu, wind downwards. autumnal sky. 8. 37 &kaméka,}s A fabulous animal 8, 3oz sharma, s, Happiness, pleasure, with eight o o ) < 2, a former title of brahmans, ) a monkey in Rdma’s (18 army. %00 £y ei j 33 Shiva, incarnate ag an eight 8. B35 sharva, s. Shiva, Ioere P e rvail. il legged animal. DF S. DD sharvari, s, Night, (e13 = the S. %’356’ sfiaravya, s. A mark, butt. maoon. 8. BTIT> shardry, adj Mischievous, 8. 39, Tov, 709 shala, shalala, sha- noxious, hurtful. lali, s, The quill of a porcupine, I 8. 3003 shardva, 8 A lid, cover. 2; a hallow cup or dish, made of earth. C, T shalabe, s, A white skin on leaves I made by insects, under which they deposif 8. BOET sharira, s. Thebody. adj. Bodily, A - their eggs. corporal, corporeal. 2R o] SF, BOY [} 8 n )69, - - BO:ST B)%,8 the constitution. T8¢ 9] & e A a SINg E=d S. 75)@95 shalabha, s A winged white ant, D - 2. a op nature. 300 pSSED] animal pleasure, 303 a1 asshopper. 3. a locust, 30033923 theend of §e < 3 bodily suffering, c. 3O shalavu, Command, order, 2. the body. ¥0¢02080 another body, the body expense, BYAD fo exper.ld, & 4 8 9 7 -~ - \ i"fi PSP 7303 8 . 8. EAIDEeS S/zalci/ce, s. A dart, javelin; an 32O shashkuli, s. The outer ear. 2 i arrow. 2. a ramrod, peg, pin. 3. therib of a sort of cake in coils. on 0 an umbrella. 4. a fibrous stick used as a Spie 8. 2%\ shashpa, s. Young grass. 2. hair ] brush or pencil. round the privities. this b s. 298 S]’L&Zu'.fu, adj. Unripe, moist, as 8. X3 shasana, s. Dividing, cutting, slay- f; ¥ £ o uit. dfan ing. i 50! e | 52 ‘b@?}é&)% S/TZ(ZZ(L'!U]C(Z, s. A cross-beam s. ?%_shasta, s. Happiness, excellence. adj. fer ¢ that holds together rafters joined at equiliteral Happy, well, excellent. thir triangles. S. "B)R‘J'D} hastra, s. A weapon in general. religi c. '35 shale, s. An echo, noise, report, sound. Y4 ) 3 2 ] N s 2 [&] 5 9.0, a—‘éfu'gical instrument. 3. iron, steel. tual g n J @ 35 the echo of a hill. o R T a sound- 3Ts a surgeon. ¥33,) I to perform sur- must ing stone. 02053 35 the noise made by a =5 O gical operations. "5;) 1,“3‘\3‘\), 3,) B a sol- PIRYE) man’s motion. ©IT S BN he is gone; dier, one who lives by the sword. the sound of him has disappeared. 8 9e0 S. ?5)3025 shahana, s. The name of a tune. S. 75-’3’\@ S/l(lZmaZz', s. The silk cotton tree. R H. B0 shaharu, s. A city. 2. abazaar. v leaf S. %’@8 shalya, s. T he thorny shrub, Van- . —‘Z)O_(,‘{Q)J S]la]L(lZlL, [_?515\)_] s. A shawl. vege gueria spinosa. 2. a porcupine. 3. a king, the maternal uncle of Yudhishthira. 4. a Q 3, 3P shala, shalavu, s. The force, sy oy impetuosity, or velocity of a stream or body and boundary. 5. ap My pin, &c.- 6. a bone. 7. i | a thorn. 8. a dart, javelin. 9. a bamboo of water. 2. convulsions, epilepsy. | rod or stake. 10. an arrow. 11 an .iron c. BYBYS hala-shalane, adv. Sticky, ™ AR () CIrow. 12. sin, crime. 13. difficulty, em- gummy. barrassment, distress. 14. abuse, defamation. C. @ S nfp £l ¥ shale, v. a. To drag, draw, pull. 3% § \f 15. poison. Q5o to become trying or dif- Fwod) B to draw away with one, to carry an ficult. 3Oy BB to afflict, try. £ S0 ISR & Y - away, as a stream. B TINT B 3 he is a trouble to me. =30 diffi- ) N‘oq{) S. J00T shankhika, s. A shell-cutter or § eult ; untoward ; impeded. 2%, o5 unimpeded a worker in shell. ] ) . . a shell-blower. O B3 238 the removal of impediment. 3¢ B "C' D 8 S.. 0@ &) ~ pi BQ‘& shdndilya, s. A celebrated sage. S35 Yudhishthira’s materual uncle, who when 8 ) 4 > a s. J003 shanta, adj. Calm, patient, tran- he was charioteer to I hd rna, instead of aiding 0 Y his master, favoured the cause of his enemies quil. s. A sage whose passions are subdued. § v Y the Péndus. 2. quietism, or the assiduous exercise of me- ditation, &c., and indifference to all objects w0 c. ?5’@;0 75530, mg shalld, shalle, 330832710 to become the of pleasure or pain. Ska]‘?/’a, s. A long cloth without border. [5) 320 &4 9 w9 o o calmed, pacified, appeased, allayed, &c Jaconet or Nansook. WoW T oR a n up- n o, W 8 STy a mild man. per cloth with a gold border. Zf%"f"if; D ? 2 n 8. D203z shuintanava, s. Bhishma. F B two cloths sown together. ti Ia ra 8. To08 shdnti, s. Quiet,t nquillity, stoi- 8. B3 shave, s. A dead body, corpse. 2. one il > b cism, the absence of passion, and indifference impaled but not yet dead. T 23 J? 54 kY] 8 ) i [N Tt is especi- to objects of pleasure or pain. {7 E"QS he is a living corpse, a useless man ally applied to the tranquillity of devotion or k 8. 33 shasha, s. A hare, rabbit. 2. the quietism, by which the mind is wholly fixed spots on the moon supposed to resemble the § E on the subject of its meditation, and is utterly figure of a hare. 23 T, 3590F the moon. regardless of external impressions. 2. pati- of 8. 3TOTI shashddana, s. A hawk, falcon. 3. meeckness, mildness. 4. Q ence, endurance. )9 ® sa ; 2 S. 3% sfias/’z'f, s. The momi. 3% §T 4 3R rest, repose. 5. preliminary ceremonies to 33 38 [¥: S R T Shiva & 5 a digit or horn of the moon. prevent inauspicious accidents at any religi- 3 23 a phase of the moon. BB [ J o D a of ous celebration. 6. remission, alleviation. 7 G woman. 3% F309 g fabulous moon gem. removing the effects of unhappy stars, inaus- &\9(‘ TI0W 3 ° 30 [ ear, _—= « @) picious omens, &c. mR)Ey 3008 g ceremony S. 0 & 2e BN © shddvala, adj. Green, verdant, on completing a viflaé'e, to propitiate evil abounding in fresh grass. 9 2, ) il spirits, &e. mzy 32031 8Jg Ww¥ o ) B0 é kallu, 8. TOT3, TITReT > shdne, shin B B7REE YV are you the principal man in S A grind-stone, whet-stone, touch-stone. this business? ah@) 3208 the consummation 2, 814 BIFS INBEL, TFR BB to grind, sharpen. of a marriage. TwgR 3208 the curing of a s. 308 shdta, s. Joy, pleasure, happiness. disease. 2, o e2% 5208 the allaying of heat or ex- adj. Happy, well, prosperous. 2. -thing citement, or distress. ez 308 quenching sharp. 2980k B0 g woman with a thin or thirst. 2308 7)od works on the subject of small waist. ) | religion and consulted only through a spiri- 8. 208%208 shdta-k nm;’;.«’za, s. Gold. oJJu S o pragy tual guide. OIIR R, B33 & T we 1 §re 8. 2083 shdtana, s, Withering, becoming must give bim a proper punishment. ) thin. 2. killing, slaughter. 8. TooD shdmbari, s, A female juggler. S. 29855 shdtrava, s. Eumity, hostility. S. 0PN shambhavi, s, Parvati. adj. Hostile. fue. S. 32T shdka, s. A potherb in general, any gantt, S. Tow shdda, s. Mud. 2. fresh grass. leaf, flower, fruit, stalk, root, &ec., used as a C. O3B ReR shdna-bhiga, s. A village vegetable, 2. the fifth of the seven Dwipas, clerk who keeps the accounts of cultivation, surrounded by the sea of curd, or white sea ; fore, and registers every thing connected with it ; and including, according to Wilford, the Bri- tish isles. and whose daties are remunerated by a grant %% &)3 abstaining from certain of land or small shares from the crops of the 105 Ty vegetables in certain months. 3 B 0% A0Q ? village. o the allowance of grain to a 8. TOGQ shdkini, s. A female divinity of an village clerk. PIPARANE, 3TN NRST village 39 infevior character, attendant especially on ey = b ~0 clerkship. OIS Tow Ewg o BT Shiva and Durgl. -2 [R5 BB, Borde So8 B0 BBwR 0T ?Q*‘f 25‘{@ you 8. 30T To shdktaru > 8. Worshippers of need not ask a village accountant whether he the female principle. é s has received his pay, nor whether the wife’s 8. ‘b@fr’flgf shdktika, s. A spearman. family have taken their meal. BoFT 333 B3win a clerk of customs. TEPT) BISERRA g o, 8. ‘Z)@fiS shdkya, s. Buddha, the real or supposed founder of the Budhist religion. government accountant. 8. B0 shdkhi, s. A tree. 2. a Veda. C. T3 shdne, a4 Abundant, many, great, W 2 i T 29 8. 93 shdkhe, s, The branch of a tree. numerous, long. %33R TUS much work, S ° \ 2. a subdivision of the Vedas, consisting of To8 great sorrow. the several o2 or collections of prayers in 8. 20 Sfidpa, s. Curse, imprecation, male- each Veda, as received in different schools, diction. 2. abuse. 3. an oath. && "’3353305 modified, more or less, either in the arrange- VY to abuse excessively. DT TR, TV, a ment of the whole text, or in particular por- TRW to curse. 5?-;33@'&"07 73T BeodTS a man o tions. T2 INT g suburh. CER ;io@?i a who has been cursed. Pres) oJ S, 53T DR monkey. F220p o ;e telling any thing &3 deliverance from a curse, the removal indirectly or by remote references. of a curse. %WIN T IZFF one who is ca- G. TONCE DeTxo T80 shdgirdapdshd- pable of blessing or cursing. kacheri, s. A quartermaster’s office. S. B0, TONT shdba, shdbaka, S. 8. 2083, To8 shdta, shdti, s. The cloth The young of any animal. of an ascetic. & 9 a sheet. H. 029X shdbdsu, interj. Bravo! well 3. a petticoat or dress. done. 73,7 28 g small cloth used when C. 308y shdbda, adj. bathing. Relating to words. 8. B0Bo shdthya, s. Wickedness, villainy. 8. 2050F shdmaka, s. Appeasing. C. O shdde, s. A ploughing of wet land T. B. TOT0D shdmale, [25557s. A black lengthwise and crosswise. woman. 2. Durgi. 3. the wife of Yama. 899 O DN whose history and character as received in 9 %%J?}) 8:7262?7755‘7’61, 8. Sécyificing; Fox) oW through the sparious Gospels, those of Shé- man H. 390D S}chi, s. Country ink. livahana are probably transcripts. e red ink. @37 33 ink made from shell-lac. ot B TORF, 7o W an ink bottle. H. 3005, o shdlu, shdluve, s. A 2 o)y o3 Ly Tw H. 300D, TOoWB shdidi, shdide, shawl. R@), BT, W g, pair of shawls. ] FIL) I I ] s. A witness. 99,03 oW a Cashmere shawl. b FowyR $Y) g woollen a common shawl. 8. ToU0 shdrada, a(lj», Produced in [3 S 3 e autumn, shawl. fi%;i N 59 g silk shawl. 5 (TeD BIW an '8 a gold bordered shawl. 2008 [ S. SO0 shdradi, s. The plant, Hchites o embroidered shawl. § v scholaris. S. TOURT shdlira, s. The esculent root Oraer 5. 3903, FTO3500%, FOTEoeD shd- I} of the water lily. & a frog. 3. afish. 879 shdradd-dévi, rade, shdraddambe, S. ‘D@E’g shile, s, A place. 2. ahal‘l,‘ Toom, = §, 8. Saraswati. eI T80T DR, B WO he is chamber. 3. a line or avenue of trees. Ty 108t the very image of the goddess of speech, he 539 g horse-stable. &S 333 g coach-house. Iy is a very learned man. SR 303 a B3 595 g depdt of arms. U 8. 00 shdri, s. The hill Myna, Gracula T 593 g cook-room. place of sacrifice. Cle religiosa. [5) “, a piece or man at chess, &c. T3 75@&3, L 33 a SChOOI. doy 328 3 ik} 3. an elephant’s housings. college. Iim 8. T00F shdrike, s. The hill Myna, Gracu- S. 30®,0 shdlmali, s. The silk cotton tree. 1] la religiosa. 8. 20, FOTOD 923 shdva, shdvd- of S. 29%¢T shdrira, adj. Of or belonging to shoucha, s The imaginary pollution pro- tant the body. s. (in music) Voice. ceeding from the death of a relation. e h C. 303 Slléfi’e, s. The cup formed by the C. TOT03R, ToZ03 shdvantige, shd- thay palm of the hand. %0 wey7ni¥0 large and vanti, s The flower Chrysanthemum In- Tu long eyes. dicum ; somewhat resembling chamomile and Ut 8. 2%E S,}m’?‘[jna, s. The bow of Vishnu. occasionally used as its substitute. @¥g 330 I Ry = b, 598 F Vishnu. 2. a bird so called. 3%F LIRS &R a white sort. Fo3y 508N g red sort. = ko 8. DoBwE® shdrdila, s. Theroyal tiger. o Tam08R, BT B 53503874 g gold coloured va- 0rg adj. (in comp.) Excellent, pre-eminent, high, it} riety. S»g 535087 g prickly sort. oiw 58w FY g distinguished all chief, superior. 0. TODR shdvige, s. Rolong pastry pulled monarch. T3 33CWF Y gn eminent or extra- 4l into strings, hardened, boiled in water, and JND TWTAFY g pre-eminent DN LTH ordinary man. then mixed with sugar and ghee. i sage. a perforated machine for making the above. 8. 205320 shdrvart, s, The thirty-fourth C. 39 shdve, s. The plant Caladium es- ¥ year in the Hindu cycle of sixty. culentum. %3 83 its bulbous root. TSR S. B9 shdli, adj. (in comp.) Possessing, Ao, its leaves, used as a ve:getable. 5T O, 3):3'5 30 g a variety of paddy. having. Wb 30 3 wise man. learned man. 7o 39 g qualified man, a s, 3030 8 shdshwata, adj. Perpetual, § } reformed man. s Paddy. 520 BoBW rice_ eternal. 2. fixed, permanent, stable. s. Shi- : va. %9333 2u3 durable work. 58897 per- 53Uy cooked rice. 8, manently, eternally. %38 8%, a permanent s. 20950 Z shdli-vdhana, s. Anancient or fixed grant. 7073 e3:2¢& an established 0 sovereign and enemy of Vikramérka, - and village assessment. ©B3 TSV BB @&Sé institutor of the era now called $29=xT TF. w3 mare®ee,S he acts as though he would G, 539 the sal tree, a cross of that wood, and live longer than a day of Bramha. To%3 a vehicle, being represented as borne on a cross, and thence, and from his birth, 8. DORS shdsana, s. A charter, a royal I &e identified by Wilford with Christ, of grant of land or privileges usually inscribed 900 = St TN ® " el 2. an order, edict, com- waist. i at-of 2 Borcdy a man’s name. XeTats) on stone or copper. of Shie mand. a woman’s name. 3. a writing, deed, written contract or agreement. B3 3333 g charter inscribed T. B. 30”3 shingara, [3pmg, 3omd] s, Q9 % 8. A on stone. 3‘33 3333 a charter on copper Decoration, ornament. %c?fidfw;{o, Bondzeny ) o3 5337, TS 8333 a deed of gift of an estate, to be ornamented. BonRTRws? = to garnish, S land, &c. %f/ofi) 3T bS] a deed of sale =03 decorate. w23 3953 g sham deed of gift of land, when woollen C. BORD shingari, s. Frolic, fun, sport. o e Q in reality it is sold. Zf‘)‘f\JQEj a rigorous 2. a lion. il or severe order. V7 %3S g frightful order. rs T. B. 90R0X0 shingarisu ok ) 07‘(5&‘] V. A 8. OB shdsita, adj. Governed, ruled, To garnish, decorate, ornament, make fine. t 1 o p— I ordered. 1 I 5] 2 . O0OA h g %o/\\"&&g‘é shingala, shin- S. 723@?\)_0 shdsti, s. Punishment. 2. order. !/a.la-dw?;{?a, [new¥] 5. Ceylon. ¥on¥ &g Y00, & 84 g variety of chess. S. "Z@i) shdstra, s. Scripture, science, institutes of religion, law, or letters, especial- c. ‘307\J°§3% shingalika, s. A black monkey. 1y considered as of divine origin or authority. c. ool shingddi, s. A bow. Used singly, it implies works of literature or T. B. 307%9T shingdra, [3,0m3] s, Deco- science in general, and it is therefore custo- ration, garnishing. marily connected with some other word to T. B. D0N shingi, [90%] s. A lioness. @vd limit its application ; as, $:7e08 37, treatises g I 80A a very passionate woman. 0P 2&7.83%t0 of philosophical theology; #=>F 823, books 1 it be exceedingly cross, angry, fierce with wrath, of law, &c. It is also applied to less impor- pro: tant branches of knowledge, as the 33 %%, C. 30NB3I, 20NDIZI shingitana, shin- . postical works; 22, 29 7) works on the me- giritana, s, Crabbedness, sourness, aus- chanical arts ; 33 BT, =0/ erratic compositions. terify. sl In the singular number it is also used com- 4 s. 200D shinghdna, s. The mucus of a1 prehensively to signify the body of all that the nose. 30 has been written on the subject, as TF 2 s. 30233, %073 shingita, shinje, s, The ] T,) the institutes or codes of law. 2. an tinkling sound of metallic ornaments worn order, command. 273 B3) a ceremony of as rings, chains, &ec. married women, putting a finger dipped in 8. 90330 shinjini, s. A bow-string. oil on the heads of a young bride and bride- A groom on nuptial occasions, &c. %33 % , BD c. 0% shindu, adj. Disagreeable, filthy, nd M) - nauseous. %08 98 gn offensive smell. )P » BIT)NTI, 3F,)TeTR one versed in science. s} %3, %7553 the study of science. C. ‘ZO&)?’ shimbala, s. The mucus of the nose. rs 37,) a ceremonial law, or works on the worship of idols. <8 23,), ©FF 337 ) a work 0. 9029 shimbi, s. A round coil of cloth for [ on political economy. ©YoFeT 337, ) rhetoric;; carrying a vessel, &c., on the head, or of straw a work on beauty. =#% 327) a work on cook- for setting a vessel on the ground. ery B e 323, W%y 597, apocryphal or c. ‘?‘)’333, S0y 8,1,51.77262., Sk’l.??@(])a, s. The spurious writings. 3%, )1, 53a,)(%,, 333, pod of any pulse. = 53X —o? %,)0% agreeable to science. 8. 907033590 shimshumdra, s, The Gan- 30INT BT S. 'Z)EE)C) shdstri, s. A pundit, a teacher getick porpoise. 2 the path of it 2. an of sacred science, or one skilled in it. the heavenly bodies. honorific title assumed by Smartas. T. B. 90% shimha, [20%] s, A lion. C. % shi, Words not found beginning with o e T. B. 90 shimhala, [ 7] 5. Ceylon. I this letter must be sought under »- H. 33%> shikastu, s. Doubling a letter into folds betere writing upon it. adj. Out al T. B. 90RA shinga, [%ox]s. A Mon. a. c. Kama. on I Y =g & % g woman with a small of repair. d 901 257 &8 ) [ G l/lm) 1, 3590 shikdri, s Hunting. 30 I» summit, especially of a tower, tree or moun- 2T SBAT mond @), $¥90 2ey70 to hunt, to go to the chase. tain. ®202 3 to complete. U1 &8 it is well finished. 251}(\5?5 3238 the 8% H. 9389, 388 S]ll.]fl.ll.,‘é']li] 2, s. Furbish- (o U ing, polishing. 23O Ind to furbish arms, crown of the head. =378 320 the ridge or Hl 1, ( &e 3293 g furbisher. cap of a mountain. #e%3 323 the top of a tower. (908 G. 3%, 959, 200 shike, shikd, shikhd, 3 8. 2200 shikhart, s. A tree. 2. a mountain, en § s. A seal, impression. 2. a die, for coin. {reai a stamped coin. da2 wuenT g ring with a 8. 20003 shikarini, s. A dish of curds 5 20 seal. with spices and sugar. s. d0ox3¢ shikhdvala, s. A peacock. L W o. 35 &R, 4% &3,%%&:%7‘\’ 53, 0@ shik- [ 9. fire, Agni, G il katige, shikkati, shikkanige, shik- s. 9D shikhi, s. A peacock G. 1] kant, s. A large and coarse wooden comb, 2D o3 g peaccck’s feather 3 38 the with only three or four teeth, for disentan- star in a peacock’s feather. omy q e gling hair. g, ‘533 shikhe, s. A blaze, flame. 2. point, IS top. 3. a branch. 4. a lock of hair left on )i ESS U C. ‘3_5)35_ S]ll./i“]&'u, [*#3] s. Entanglement, intricacy, perplexity. 2. difficulty, distress, the crown of the head. 3237033 Agni, fire. dati trouble. v. n. To be ensnared, caught, seiz- 82333063 g chief or choice gem. BT BTl 8, 9 ed, apprehended, found, gotten, obtained. a chief God. oox Baveved the greatest or s first among kings. g, Fwgd to be seized, apprehended, caught, ensnared, 3%, to stick in, entangle, fix . 310305 shigiyu, v. a. To split, cleave. ' UL between two things. bark 8,5 2% to hold any c. DR0 shigu, See ¥3y. &0 thing under the arms, between the fingers, RVl C. DAT> shiguru, s. Rind, bark. 2. splin- &e FoTFYIH N FwoBTohe put it under his Uy ter, sliver. arm. By €R, 3T 4 ), VB % to release, disentan- 3 § Ul gle, extricate, liberate, %y, Bk, 35¢ 87y an C. D70 Sll?:(/[/u, s. Shame, modesty, bash- fulness. Y9 v 67y to fall into a ¢, w entangled head of hair. 3339 (h\] trap, gin, or snare, to be caught. 32 3\)#\) to c. ‘a&j;);% shittu, [%43]s. Anger, displeasure, ol offence. nail, attach to any thing, hang on a hook, c [} &e R bifalo) ~ C. 28 Sfiicfi, [] o n To fly, bounce, jump U wty 3R 84,30 I have got it. 70 up, as corn, &c. while being parched. Vi 2®) to fall into a snare or danger. &oTR, BT3B RoBAN v UG 3%, to lag or remain behind. s. 522, 33> shidilu, shidlu, s. A thun- der-bolt. 3 SwEBweereotd g 84,3 the offended hus- band finds needless fault. 9 “’av%_mgém TRD to s DTITD skic]ulm, s. Petulance, peevish- 8, B eat what comes without regard to ceremonial ness, sultriness. Q purity. %%—_&ZS ST QD any man. 3,0 TR 0. 33020 shidubu, |»%:] s, The pustule Ve any work. 3%,3 ¥3 any where. of small pox. §, | 8. 90 shikya, s. The string or loop sus- S. 38 shita, adj. Pointed, sharpened, whet- b pen((led from each end of a yoke or split bam- ted: - 2; thin. 3. whiteness. boo to receive the burden so carried. 2. the . 3395, $300>, 9390 shitdr, shitd- strings of a balance. 3. the net work used ru, shitdri, s. A stringed instrument in I for suspending vessels in a house. use among Mussulmans. W s, 9203 shikhanda, s. A peacock’s tail. 8. 8 shiti, s. The colour black. 2. white. i 9. the lock of hair left on the head at the 38%0o8 Shiva, with a black throat. time of tonsure. S. 90© shithila, adj. Loose, slack, flaccid, 3OV S. 22008 shikhandi, s. A peacock. 2. 'ch(?s flabby, old, used, decayed, weak, thin. son of Drupada. 933 daondd 5537\:3‘93 he 85 impotence, decay, flabbiness. 380 2435 the is like an hermaphrodite. imperfect pronunciation of compound con- S. 92008 shikhara, s. The point, top, peak, sonants. 902 Yo h 833 To blanch, as al- ation mou C. DToR> shidugu, v. o 35,8 383y theology % 833 Ra- monds, to slip a seed or kernel from its skin vana, with ten heads 80wg W)TF vertigo V. N, giddiness 3By F¢ headache the To feel about with the hand gdw)’ 30 (2 -3 1) oo or C. 3O 7N ] shiddige, shidde, s, A 0./ & g hat, turban, helmet anything to [0p 014 skin, or leathern bottle, 3 80 1 a small one defend the head. 908 FH2Y the cranium s ) Lakshmi, &c C. 20 ST shiddivdlaru, s. A race of T. B. 90 shiri, |3, ) ) ht ot men so called, of very dark complexion and 8. 98¢« sh /“z/%‘fla, s. The tree Mimosam o [ curs great muscular powers. shi sha 30¢H bl © B 8 g woman (e 055 shiddha, |*%,] adj. Ready, prepared A, C. 9T shire, s. A kind of weapon (k. s. Bang or 8. ¢® shila, s. An earth worm . glean- ‘0(:3 _/ shiddha-patii, A mn ing ears of corn. GH/U{A tha ‘z)a} shiddhi, [?Ji}] s. Continence 2 S, $0o o Siazlajatu, s. Bitumen. comuletlon S. 2O OTfi shilindhra, s. A mushroom. o . D shiy Pa, s. A fibrous root P o N I d 2302 shili-mukha, s. An arrow. 2 z ofs o0 bee a‘irao’m{ Sfupaid«S‘SM, s. Recommen- 1, 16 o ¢ @ tion [N -rJ 0. 20T @3 shiluku, shilku, s. Rem- S ‘DDJ shipivishta, s. Shiva. nant, balance 2. entanglement See 7). psf F ) 5 O N & =D K2 29\ o/ shippe, %8 s. A pod or shell D. 9020 shilube, s. A cross. 92000 shibaru, s A shiver, ) & 29 to crucity are splinter. P bark, rind 3. Q) 87&218, s. A stone. FASHTY «CC amoun- = S. tam $e5d oIJ -3y @ made of stone. 0€d shibi, s. A king so called 350 wJ‘E’ a }111'1 stone mage 39 T80 chalk 309 IR S. 229% shibike, s. A palankeen. 8. frozen river near the Himalaya 3233 shibira, s A camp, encampment a‘h 8. 20WweoHDY8 shilonchha-vritti, s. C. 0208, 929 shibbati, shibti, s. Ancer Living upon grain gathered from the thresh- displeasure, offence 2. unpleasantness i ing floor. odiousness o A. C. 0@ shilku, [323] v.n. Tobe entang- C. 02y, By shibbu, shibbi, s. White P led, perplexed, involved in trouble or difficul virile spots on the body ties : ‘D&Oj shibbe, s A pan for taking up ash- uGJD) shil ‘P, s. Any manual or mechani- es, or placed under an altar to receive them. cal art 30,73, 3O, b2, 339 g workshop 2. a shiver, splinter %e; mechanic, architect, artist, artisan g 8. 90 87&37’(1, s. A nerve, tendon, gut any mechanical science, architecture. vessel of the body. 18 8. 933 shive, s. Thethird of the Hindu triad g, 95, ‘odmf\g shira, shirassu, s. The the destroyer 2. prosperity, happiness, plea- head 2. the top of a tree. 3TF> SR (to sure, auspiciousness 3 inspiration, either carry on the head) to obey implicitly By P9 T by the deity or b} an evil spirit. . D, BBwg W, BBAR, BTAR W the hair of the 33 330, B 3 % a follower of Shiva, wearing head Cé’v@‘ 2'6 ZC”J‘Q% the neck. ocfififi\w I the linga 85 028) the thirteenth lunar night winding a cloth loosely and carelessly round in the dark fortnight of February, when a the head 238500 to bow or nod the head fast is observed in honour of Shiva’s birth 2T, 0n I3032,8 bowing and making eight NFIT L\.JQ)T\Z 08B BB 'z.JOucoaT\()nep()()r parts of the body to touch the ground in man coming to another poor man for assis- ) £33 TO 3 5] aki prostration sh A ing of the head tance 33 259,369 g brah an who officiates file! 3 R y&® a turret | ) an upstair house in the temples of Shiva 33 Ror a noted place 14 P Bwe el g crest cem adj. Chief, best To for pilerimage to the west of Bangalore % 3wi@¢d the first of kings. 803 B decapi- | 733 the string or chain for suspending the 9 03 2530 203 | c. 8¢y shillu, s. Whistling ) linga. 0 g Shiva temple. 33 AT %\%}) =® to ol what has been offered to Shiva, and which whistle. i 16 0 may not be eaten. $30T, 85838 propitious, S. ‘5§ shikshe, s. Punishment, correction, conferring happiness, or fortune. 1 i chastisement, 2 instruction. %ffiq SR, 3 fard ¢ c. 3307 shkivangi, s. A hunting leopard. & % to punish, correct, fine. 322 B to =0 ~ (. 908 8. 93IOVE R skivagharmaja, s. The teach. O5IR BF @ he is not sufficiently ¢hic ch planet Mars. educated, SSAwy, ©=T 83 ail I have acquired isfrom him, &3 taught, eqducated. 2. cor- G an C. 333> shivadu, s. A shiver, sliver, splin- rected. (1 NE ter 2. a sheaf of corn. ———— — P. 3% W S shivaddna, s. Curds. »3%3 C. ‘33 shi, Words not found under this letter s d 4) i are to be sought under “x. lnsses, @ to give curds. C. 30 8hi, adj. Sweet. 2. fresh, not salt. 3, G, 99 C. 933D shivandbhi, s. Ophioxlon ser- raw. 3t 22 fresh water, not brackish. 2 S pentinum. C, 20 3] g pickles without S a sweet mango. (il 8. ?B‘f»;flo?o shiva-malli, s. The Aischyno- acid. 8o o\ €3 a raw ear of corn. Be T a G, mene grandiflora. % R regimen in which salt, tamarinds and acids in 0. 339> shivaru, s, A shiver, splinter. 2 rag general are refrained from. the soft fibres of plants which wing the seeds. G 2 c. e, '330333 8]&2’, slu']/u, v. n. To be scorch- H. 23900 Silz'va'i, adv. Besides, except. 1 S s grainin fryin C. ed, burnt, a S 2 g, grainin the field o0 833 hesides this, except this. trl during drought. LB, H. 2590052535 shivdi-jame, s, The amount A. C. 30083> shintu, See by, of fines ; the effects of persons dying without 19} c. 3453 shikara, s Spray, rain driven by heirs, &c., which revert to government. 20ve wind, thin rain. A G 9% s shive, s. Pirvati. 2. a jackal. C. 250003 shi-kdi | s> 5. Mimosa ab- 8. 990 shishira, adj. Cold. 33BBoF the stergens. C b cold season. %28 T the moon. (A 0. $e0TTS shikharane, s A dainty dish, 8. 93> shishu, s. An infant, babe, child, the made of plantains, sugar, ghee, &c. C0) young of any animal. C. DAD S/l?:g'm'i, s. A large silk cloth G ) 8. 3300 shishupdla, s. A giant, the waved before kings and idels when going in a sovereign of a country in the central part of 2 a kind of ketasol. procession. India, opposed to Krishna and slain by him. 7 ’ k ]. c. 3R, Beresoods shige, sh ge- - 0, 92 8. 9303590 shishumdra, s, The Gange- [2cReFoW] 5, Mimosa abstergens. RS R ty tick porpoise. © a very thorny hedge made of it. C. 8 ’5%9 shishna, s. The penis. S. ‘?){7\)3) S/Z?’[/?‘ll, s. The moringa, 9% 8% fh 8. 9%, shishta, adj. Good, virtuous, cbedi- ™) a-é/weet moringd. L - ent, docile, teachable. 2. left, remaining 8. 2030 skighra, adj. Quicl 7 < , swift, speedy. Y 0 8. 59‘0 shishii, s. A command, order. s. Haste, speed, velocity., 3% P I NQ A quickly, 8 9 speedily. 8. Z&")\S S/ZL?T..S]Lg/a, s. A disciple, pupil, scho- Jar. 8333 ®FS the fees given to a spiritual de c. & shitu, v. a. Towipe, rub. .2 To guide. 89 T 2By S350% the proper behaviour move, while sitting. Betd e walking with- BEdIN of a disciple to his master; docility out lifting the feet up. ¢3S Fo€oT 88 Fwo 8% E) m B3 5 ToXB 080 he has many followers. B IBRW ER L S he walks shu Al i lingly. QI F LU ] -2 1 T. B. D300/ shishrishe, [#:35,%] s. The taleYat 2¢e8 LwoBy SREWE S L 11S TNan moves on i service rendered to any superior in office, age, his bottom. ) or rank. 8. 903 shita, adj. Cold, chill. s Cold, chill- ness. H, B"r\'j_zo shistu, s. A land tax 2. a mark, 8¢gweF, cold and hot. %QE?C, ? g'{:}‘fi\), alm, 3. ornament, decoration. 82832k (cold rayed) the moon. B to C, 9 o 04 P 2039 T T ] become morbidly cold. 338 =43 g fever from C. 2033 shivanni, s. The tree gemelina cold. #g2zon g body mortally cold. BgE80F arboria. chon ' the cold season. . 3e% shisa, L r mT] 5. Lead. € CoD, by . ¢330 shitd-phala, s. The white cus- A, i} C. 30X shisaka, s. A coat of mail tard apple. ) C . soe X shise, s. Any glass bottle. . B3ezoYsroew skitdla-shidubu, s. The C. 20 3000 shila-ndi, s, A wild dog. equired chicken-pox. c . . an G. D I 9027 ?)QG\;J shilu, v.a. Tosplit. v. n. To split, 3 shite, | ke s, The wife of Rama. crack. S A bit, shiver, splinter. 2. one [} » DL S o sizz'du, v. a. To blow the nose. part of what is split in two. 3. (®§°) whis- (S} 3 ; tling. 2R¢?F, 8:¥, the act of splitting. PSEYsH) 753 s/iz’d,"'zu, s. Rum distilled from mo- lasses. ATRR0D ¥ FeBadY I will not give you } even a fragment. C ‘BQ{\)’J shinu, v.n. To sneeze. S. 03 shunptha, s. A stupid, illiterate, C. ‘3@&)@ shibari, s. A broom for sweeping. ignorant person. (SEVRS) 8?:’2\::) 2008 he is ex- 2. dishevelled hair. tremely stupid. c. $e230%503d shibari-béru, s. The aspa- il ragus armentosus. S. 7530@ s/mnt/lz, s. Dry ginger, w2 2ocd ot %Qfifi shibi, s. The guava. green ginger. Hl 8. BIOTO shunddla, s. An elephant. o fel C. ‘36‘&3 shibu, s. Bamboo thorns used to . 30T shunde, s. Spirituous liquor. 2. train up peas, creepers, &c. an elephant’s trunk. T. B. 3\°'£> shime, [#e] 5. A country. 2. England. Bgog k¥ a turkey. 230 8% to S. ?ooafi shumbha, adj. Dull, doltish, stu- 1 by pid govern a country. 8. 0T shuka, s. A parrot. 2. Vyasa’s 1 A. 0. 3e0HA shiyage, adv. Sweetly. son. BF 333 o woman with a fine voice. BT C. ZQOS)J Sfil/yi, See ?x. TowmT g parrot’s cage. ¥ 3% 8 a collection C. ‘?‘)Qdé‘%fi shiranige, s. A coarse wooden of seventy fables narrated by a parrot to a Wi comb. king to deter him from defiling the wife of C. 2¢TIO®> shira-nddu, s. The name of his servant. 0¥ Tew g royal parrot. th a country. 2. a class of brahmans from it. n S. 7533'3_&, 2023 shukku, shucha, s, Re. gret, grief, sorrow, distress. C. '3315{31)03) shira-ndi, s. A wild dog. C. 920> shirv, s. Anit. v. m. To hiss. 2. S. ioi, “aoi@ shukti, shuktike, s. A =BV to become angry. pearl oyster. DY %, T B 3Jed g pearl, C $0T02¢> shirumbalu, s . Water 0¥ a common shell ESSVEEN 50%_—0 a pear]_ shell. N thrown out of the mouth after rinsing. 2 water which runs over in being carried. 8. DT shukra, s. Venus or its regent, the son of Bhrigu, and preceptor of the gi- C. ‘ZQ‘C? shire, s. A female’s cloth. ants. 2. semen virile. ¥F, T Kriday. 3o 8 %Qé“@c— Sfii'}"fl(t, adj. Thin, small, slen- )T, ¥ Twed the setting of Venus, der 2. wasted, decayed, withered. 3. ripe. o P when marriages, &c., may not be celebrated. S. - o8 E (< Slzz,'r;slm/m, s. A helmet. JRTY 33{‘3 SR fi&#@gf}c:d#_& W come very ¢ 8. ‘3-3@) shila, s. Good conduct, virtue, steady early to my house, %) 052 33 the time for getting money. (SHES) 2 observance of morals. 2. nature, quality, dis- 3.7 b5y a glant. oY, BewTo8 g man of a good or %25 T TT call that one-eyed person. position. I amiable disposition. V8, ¥ an immoral man, S. '53?0 shukla, adj. White. s. White co- B Teyea an excellent disposition. B 5&) lour. - 1) . semen virile. 1l 3. the third year in 2% 0 2% the na- T\J one very strict in ceremonial observances. Y the Hindu cycle of sixty. C. 0 Qé 8!’1176’, s. A woman’s cloth. tural light, the light of the sun or of fire, 905 5 s -~ \flflw"‘ DOTD ’5qu3 R 208 ¥F the bright lunar fortnight POE 3y, S, B> 3> shubhakrittu, s. The thir- B ) 2o¥ 30 whiteness ty-sixth year in the Hindu cycle of sixty & 8. 52 WooR shukld-pdnga, s. The pea- S. Boepeon shubhdngi, s. Rati, wife of cock 2. a handsome female, one of clean- Cupid W illh ly habits P23 shuchi, s Purity, purification. 2 or ki the colour white 3. the third lunar month S. B ‘White shubhkra, adj 2. pure, {ess 4. fire adj. Pure, ceremonially pure, pious clean s. The colour white. 2. purity, clean- SOrcer cleansed, clean, white, purified 3. cor k) liness. %3%70% (white rayed) the moon rect, free from fault or error. B0 Bages the %) &%) a white or bleached cloth, a clean i nan moon, from its white light 3083%T cleansing, cloth foren purifying N S. D J shulka, s. Toll duty, custom, pay- M Uv@r . 207G shuddha, adj aultless, correct able at ferries and passes 2. a present by 5 W 2. clean, pure, purified, cleansed. 8. complete the bridegroom to the bride money given T 3 entire s. The bright lunar fortnight B 4 to the parents of the bride money given § T) e a7 wholly, entirely, completely, perfectly. at the purchase of any thing to ratify the 'SJT' The %8 a faultless, perfect, true, or fair copy. bargain. ¥S3 302, the price given for a wife '5\))'@ o] 2 fiau m)%”.) a pure lie. Z'ur’ 3 ~Ey gre at 5 0%, the rate of a professor fees < 8 3 J puuty 533 S ui’) a complete miser 200 2w, the sum promised to a champion in ar- % Bt g man completely diseased BT TS0 8 gument 8 U a figure of rhetoric. B3 3)¥ a decree of 8 "iw‘} shulba, s. Copper dem the caste restoring an excommunicant L TIBRJR, DDA shushrishe, (1 Uil 8. 25208 shuddhdnta, s. A seraclio shushrishana, Any service rendered 890 8. 2209 3 R0Z shuddhdchamana, s to a superior in office, rank, or age 2. 8 (il wishing to hear Y0 0 Throwing water to the mouth with the palm of the hand, during ablutions 2 8 S "53«)\% shushkea, adj. Dry, dried L 8. B0 impoverished 3. bare, empty BoH, oD shuddhi, s Purity, purification, b 0 cleansing. miserably poor. BowR, © bare rice. BOTYR (Shopsh) %3 2N FE RY 0D BT I an ©w5e0 an empty compliment. wc\k to be- &35 he 1s not free from theft, abuse or adul- 07 ter T, O ®T O\,u SlIC‘ come dry, lean, or poor bo a true prediction Hllp S. 3553, shushma, s. Power, ability, strength, cessful practice, as that of a skilful physician. i I JBY sincerity, uprightness FW B a prowess. 2. lustre, light whFBT, the [a) Wit} correct state of the bowels. 32¢8328 a thrash god of fire il ing, beating S. BT shika, s. The beard of paddy or S '%’J@D‘ shunaka, s. A dog. 2 a bitch barley ) b B05% aw3d) the impression of a dog branded S. 25508 shitka-kita, s. A scorpion or on criminals. 2. a caterpillar. th 723’32,3’ shubha, adj. Auspicious, fortunate, S. BRT TR, shitka-doshe, s. Prickly e prosperous, right, well, happy s. Any aus- pains in the body supposed to be the pre- L2 picious ceremony. 2. welfare, happiness, good cursors of the dropsy fortune B T 0F, BB T Ju, zmwj@ Voi-h % 8. DRTGII0 shikadhdnya, s. Awned a ] an interesting concern, a happy or auspicious or bearded grain. We affair or ceremony 20T TS g favourable BO Jo S. BRT) shidra, adj. Of or belonging to § omen 0% TV an excellent reward 87 good news 303 the fourth pure Hindu tribe, the Shudra or B 39T g lucky day. 0 o - servile caste 320, the wife of a Shudra k %8 a fortunate star. izfr_) 773 a prayer § 32,8 g Shudra woman for prosperity. BoWFT, let it prosper. BowWo & o3, Bed3 happy, fortunate, prosperous. Empty, blank, 8. TR shinya, aij 2039528 good conduct ©20%3 unfortunate. void, vacant. s. Incantation, sorcery, magic. 8, 906 3 ENE fi{s o thi By B3 an empty hand. BTy VRl VR 8. 72’5’@07\‘3&5? shringdtaka, s. A place ] 8wy free from any sectarian mark. faYS I NC) where four roads meet. ife of S5, 3w DS g vacant or unoccupied day. e 8. By0o7noT shringdra, s. Ornament, de- clean S w¥ni BectS WY By if you go to him, it coration, embellishment. 2. beauty. 3. the will be utterly useless. TRIY IRE to injure passion or sentiment of love, as an object of or kill by sorcery, or prayer to an evil god- poetical description or dramatic representa- P I, dess, %’ua(?):{}t)’ WS an effigy. PR qu B tion. By0m8 71,cd g work on women, fie)om Jeane sorcery to affect one. BRT37RT g sorcerer. T BV, %om’é;’o, 'fi;)OTif)Zb to garnish, orna- 1 BaSyedF g sorceress, witeh. PR F{Bd Fow) ment, decorate. ;0702 Ik FHFo to adorn phantasm; sorcery. BwTey ¥R¥0, By 81 one’s own person. %yo7eS e, taking im- to remove the effects of sorcery. proper liberties with females. ’56071@3553 an ornamented woman '59) o71RT 3WR Cupli 8. DR30500 shiunya-wddi, s. An atheist. It [ 3,000 a gay or decorated man. 8. 30T shira, s. A hero, champion. 3w TE, 3»T3S heroism, valour. 8. Voo shyingdraka, adj. Horned, crested. 8. DRIReSBeD shira-séna-désha, S. -%)@07\ Sfi?“i”gi, s. A horned animal. 2. The country about Muttra. gold for ornaments ; called also ByoN] TSF. 8. Y Sfiii?’p(l, s. A winnowing basket. S Heat, ) 4 BRTF Feof an elephant. o. 33, 3R sheke, shege, (%% warmth. S. DRRET shirpaka, s. A giant or demon, the enemy of Cupid. BeR FFTS C. %:gd shejje, [%2] s. A dormitory. } 2) I Cupid. T, B, &3, shetti, S The head [3/:8] merchant in a place. 2. a title of merchants ol 8. BTEID, BTe ID shirpa-nakhi, in general. 3. the head manin a mercantile “ shitrpa-nakhe, s. A giantess, Ravana’s 29 town or pettah. 2R Telugu mer- younger sister. 32 38, 3 8. B IS O\ ~ e shalr m iy chant. 250 $%; a Tamil merchant. ?, s. Animage of iron. 8F% g merchant. £, 23,0300 merchants, S. BRY shila, s. A weapon, pike, dart. 2. a merchant (honorific). ??égjtf 25980 fiidgzfl an iron pin or spit. 3 an instrument used 8¥aBy a merchant’s worth can only be for putting criminals to death, a stake for known when he is dead. TS o ?o%jj a rich impaling them. 4, a trident. ?)7&/’3@ a merchant. SR n Nl D) trident. 3wv Foed; 3 ® 73, B > 8320 Shiva, TR shede, [3%] . 2. Hair to stand erect. with a trident. DRUR, T, < BRVTY T to TR e (N-1I) BT shenasu, See Bevw. impale. {)a'&re) 8 roasted on a spit. E ey 3wsn the ninth astronomical ydga. T shene, [25] v. a. To pull, drag. BQR shedige, s. A bier. 8. _&@3 shiile, s. Sharp pain in general, g 33 shede, [33] s. The loose roots, &e. or especially in the belly, as colick, &c. or in 2: thrown up in a field on first ploughing it. the joints from rheumatism and gout. (3#¥) a whore, harlot. ®w», 3»S the colick. C. 7?{3 shene, adj. With young, as cattle only, TE, 3w, FosF 3w an affection of the liver. & ’%23)'3 shebbare, [2v3] adj. Useless, BB BweS, o8 BT pain or distress of mind, profitless. an aching heart. 723 3w an unpropitious week. C. “2?28) shebbi, s. A ploughing of wet land lengthwise and crosswise, 2. a seasounable S. 75@-’3&)@) shrinkhala, s. A man’s girdle time. or zZone. 2. a chain, fetter. c. B3R sheragu, [fiém] s. The end of a S. 75’@07< shringa, s. The horn of any garment. animal. 2. a horn, trumpet. 3. a syringe. c. 33 sfiere, [#%] s. Imprisonment, capti- 4. the summit of a mountain. vity. 33 03 a prison. B3 T2, fidofia;@)wo S. %’@O?\J?figd shringa-béra, s. Ginger. to imprison, 38 9 to be in captivity, con- o 90 { N \iw TS eTY = = =% 33 g patrole of 8. -‘gefiooz)\ shémushi, s. The understand- = = finement or prison. > honour. B3 SR, 23 33 %2E» to take ing, intellect. o — captive. r< = P P S a5 g c. Bed> shéru, G &1 v. n. Toarrive, reach, 2. to be attached [lgi C. "‘26 shele, s. The exterior of the nostrils. be received, come to hand. 3. an echo. e ———————_. thous 2. a spring, fountain. to, connected with, be added or joined to. 4. to be included in. 5. to be assembled, col- of Vi C. féj shelle, [®2] s. A cloth without lected. 6. to enter, as a member among any st S border. % th particular class of men, or into any sect or C. '%5 shele, [2¢] ». a. To pull, drag 48 i) profession. 7. to be on amicable or friendly C. 30T shéka, |%=] s. A salutary heat, a terms with, to agree together. 8. tobe liked Jead sanative or gentle warmth. BT ToTY, BR by one, as any particular food or dish. 0. a. 2. a1 2 2R, 33F® InD o warm, as the body by To lean upon. 30 FAF to lean upon, unite 4 ma taking stimulants. with, .00 to cause to arrive or reach. 2. detal Al H. Do3wo shékadd, adv. Hundred, per cent, to join, unite, mix, combine, include, add to, fa T accumulate. 3. to assemble, collect others TR H. %Q%C’Su shékaddra, s, A man who in a body. 4. toadmitasa member into any B le has several villages under his superintendence. o sect, class, or profession. 3:0# junction, 83®20® guch superintendence or charge. union. 2. approach, contiguity, proximity. S, i 8. 72?@_9)23 shékhara, s. A garland of flowers 3. familiarity. Qe ©TT, BOTEHAD worn on the crown of the head. 2. a crest. there is a fitness (congruity, suitableness) be- f) pe adj. Best, excellent. 0T BT, Do BeT S tween this and that, this and that suit. Wy Shiva, with the moon for his crest. ?Se)omd $:08 3v land belonging to me. BT3B RoBD .j § 0 T a very gay man. a disaffected husband. @ Yy EHIR B0 § Lo c. %R shégu, s The heart or core of that virtue accrued to him. #JU:‘.&A_ 12:16‘3 to timber. adj. Close grained, hard, solid, as attach one’s self to a caste. FoSR D to § ?3 i timber. reach home. ©IAR BoREE TorET 3TW if he o. '§Q@5 shéta, [%:8] s. The hair about the sees his wife, she is not agreeable to him. @? 0 privities. R ?Sazj?ig) SodnRwe 3T 3y she who likes not o W her mother will like no one. IIR U, R T. B. 306D shéni, See 3)xe3, $eeIn a wea- VTP Red BVok Ver. 3o I do not like rice milk. | - ) B3 R <% she will not let the husband and G, T. B 20300 shétuve, See %3 wife agree. § _5 c. BoOR shédige, s. A bier. e o. 72‘?3?53 shéru, [#]s. A seer, a measure c: 75@353 shédu, [#<] v. @ To draw in or of weight or capacity ; of which a variety are T up, with each hand alternately, as in pulling enumerated ; as, 853, $' a large seer, equal § in the string of a kite, drawing water from a to 96 rupees weight. w53 D a seer of well, to smoke. ¥ FoF to shrink, contract. only 24 rupees weight. Tod 3D g wis or Rard 3¢ to draw up the mucus of the nose. 120 rupees weight. Tony ¥ a seer of 30 rupees weight. OmN B a seer of 60 ru- c. '§QC§8 slze'dg/a, [#:%5] s. Agriculture, farming. ¥<T57eC a farmer. By =@ to pees weight, ©<; ©T 3¢ half a seer. ¥° farm. D B, Tow FDo g quarter of a seer. FVFY C. Be33weR shénabhdga, s. A village e 3¢ three quarters of a seer. accountant., . %Qfia shéru, s, Mud plaster mixed for § c. %)Qc’% shéne, [%:3] adj. Much, abundant. building. 8. Do, %Q?fl'\))\g& shépha, shéphassu, C. BeTs33, BoR= shéruve, shérve, | s. The penis. a5, Department, party, side. 2. an army. 3. a company. o37e3 a head man over C. 75“@3‘33 shéma, s. Buried or hidden trea- Feam 0@ to hide or bury money. others. @z Sns 3Ihg 30T to whose sure. $eoa 3R to discover hidden treasure. department does he belong ? § 908 p— e TR nstand Q %38 shéle, [3:<] s. A woman’s cloth. S. ‘5‘; %3 sheishave, s. Childhood. wm T. Be>3°0N shometdngi, s. A stone “3333@ shévadhi, s. Kabéra’s treasure. ) teac S. "5\3'5\ shésha, s. The chief or sovereign for resting burdens upon. fache of the serpent race; a large snake with a 8. %f@ef shoka, s. Sorrow, grief, affliztion. to. 4 thousand heads, at once the couch and canopy Bog® TR, BeE to grieve, be sorrowful. od, ool of Vishnu, and upholder of the world, which S. %J@geg"fd% shochissu, s, Radiance, lus- ng al rests on one of his heads ; called also 833:H. tre, light, flame. $5¢%%,¢3 Agni, god of fire. o 2. the rest, remainder, residue. B™ FTBS %) s. oo shina, s. Crimson. & a male I a shrine or canopy in the form of a seven- river. 3wt 83, the ruby. ¥w:ed3 blood. 2. B Jie headed serpent. ©% 3= a noun of multitude. sangwis mulieris, in coitu. 0. 0 9. a feminine noun being included in one of ), 0t S. -‘g\,@g'{:fif) shidhaka, s. A purifier or a masculine plural. Se®y BB particulars, refiner, anything which cleanses or purifies. 161 detail. ZSF 33 of universal application, re- (3] 2 2. an examiner, critic, visitor. a tempter, allh, ferring to a law as a general rule. wgre) "S\;})\ - FF BWEE he one who tries. [ohebs AR R Eo oS LS W) ofh it} remains of a funeral offering. ™3> 323 what has inquired into many things. %°7) 3TF £0 a0y is left of the meal of a spiritual guide. 3= > B one well versed in science. 100, 23 ) S submissiveness, obsequiousness. i 8. DRI, BweTS shddhana, shédha- S. "geb\ shéshi, s. The major inclusive of 2. ne, s Search, research, examination. the minor, or the genus embracing many o temptation, trial. 3. cleaning, cleansin (=1 > pu- species. 2. God. 3330 creatures. B 450 [ -~ rifying. 4. correcting, freeing from faults or & generality. €rTors. 5 i arith. subtraction. 6 the 4:68) 8. %@8} sheighrya, s. Quickness, haste, refining of metals. 7. a sort of refining, prac- I\ o speed. — tised for chemical or medical purposes; ex- to G 8 3 sheil‘ya, adj. Cold, fresh, cooling. to o035 posing the metals to heat, and then sprinkling s. Cold, a cold. 3334y Qov Wo 8 cooling a per- them with the urine of cows B3I WBFIRY if he son heated, out of civility. 338y T cold B3¢ 37203 S he has inquired into many things, D weather. B2ak¥T)3 the evils of cold. 2 0t ©9 ToTTII BRBS SAD %‘Zuagoézfi the cus- 85 =3 g fever from cold. B8 TWo5 e Y F a cool- tom-house officer there looks after things. 3.1 o ing thing. ™ to examine, search. 2. to filter, strain, d refine, cleanse. 3. to try, assay, tempt. ¥eg G. ?‘%Zég sheidya, [#8]s. Agriculture. &8 refined, purified, cleansed, examined, S. 7‘%3033 sheineya, s. Krishna’s chario- teer. strained. &8 933 3BT P you must strain 0 that water, (SEEN] msr% PR DWITF 9, W8 By < {3 S. —‘go ] sfieila, s. A mountain. @2 T said that word to try his mind. LAY 12 S. ‘fp @08 sheildta, s. A lion. w570 to try a pupil, to have him on trial or f 5. B Uod sheildli, s, A dancer, actor, mu- probation, [l sician. G. "3\.@35 shona, [#%7]s. A dog. ¥a:3 %3 3 S. i@@fi 8]1(,’5[[;?;!07, s. One who en- 3 a dog’s sense ; a fickle disposition. i courages his wife to go astray and lives by S. 731@343%@Efiiskdbkakrittu, s. The thir- the fruits of her adultery. 2. an actor, dan- ty-seventh year in the Hindu cycle of sixty. cer, tumbler. S. 73\4@83:5—55 shébhana, s. The consumma- S. ‘Jéo = sheiva, s. The followers or devotees tion of a marriage, when the parties come for of Shiva. adj. Of or belonging to the sect of together. #w:@WT %)% the ceremony observed Shiva. 2T $33 pre-eminently devoted to on that occasion. BegBF IRy, BR(WI? Id 1% Shiva. my Fogo to take to one’s self a wife. ad). Auspi- s, BB, ?fc oo sheivala, sheivdla, cious, propitious, splendid. 2. beautiful, hand- el s. An aquatic plant. some. 3. agreeable. Fei w3 adorned. 2, 105 13 irradiated. ® FUIL, IT, T BAPTHILI) S .‘gédé)a shewalini, s. A river in general. 909 =, BSR 3 _'«5)053 that work does not take with me. BRI TI0N G jr-fi(\) C o ) oA shydna-bhiga, s. A vil- a beautiful woman. (en] s.?’ lage accountant EEN T TN BIT the asylu s. ‘SDJ@%) Sflu]):’ze, s. Lustre, radiance, light. portion of a crop falling to him as his fees. stccot Y 2. beanty (3] velling VIXR B Tord 7 D) G T?(s»;% shydne, [3:3) adj. Much, abun- he is swollen. ) R 9 3% to shine, 2. to be dxldt il ¢ ¢ adorned U/ (2] —25_329 JS/’ZJM)Z(Z, adj. Black or dark blue. 3 BRISOTION shdmaddngi, Seo tod p green 3 Y 30¢® 33330 Vishnu, of a dark 9 the S30N cloud complexion. B3y&woR Saturn, 33 %0N S100 a handsome woman C 500 shdmdri, a@ Lazy, idle, in- 2, 1 a very dark woman, @ th dolc*nt s. A lazy man VI 083 laziness, 2337 a4 young woman who has not borne topu mdaoience. hildren § 0 i 8. 200359 shydmala, adj. Black or dark S. ‘O\.@\Mc o> shoshana, s. Drying up, suc- Star blue tion 3238 dried up BRM to be dried 5oy Y Parvati h 9010 7 up; to lose one’s strength to be affected by S. 290 30, TQoR5OT shydme, shydmd- ) Wearie pulmonary consumption. ka, s. The grain panicwm frumentaceun. § %Jef‘i)\ S;lc>qi'7€, s. Swoon, fainting from 00Ny ak 8. _'“@S)fi s/’u/twa, adj. Brown. we bt ALNESS VIR 23590 23308 B, T3 B he 8. ‘3935 87{/@%&, s. A hawk, falcon. % ful i often faints. a female hawk 3103 BnA g gacrifice for the With 9 b4 8. 3000 S/LOZ'M](Z, adj. Clever, smart. destruction of enemies and drunk ng | s. )52 shraddhdlu, s, A longing wo- 8 olF shoundika, s, A distiller or ven- man, as from pregnancy ady Faithful, be- a D der of spirituous liquors. lieving. & ) desirous. torngl S. E) "00l0T shoundire, adj. Proud, haugh- AVELY S, @?} o shraddhisu, o n. To fart. ty 2 elevated, looking up. A0 8. Toe3 SLOZICfi’Y s. Cleansing, purificati- Cease 15y b S. JC? shraddhe, s Faith, belief, devotion, YW on [5) 3. B 2. easing nature. 3. ordure, excrement confifl ence. & esteem recard, care for ) 59259593 g rule of purification, in which th wish, desire, strong inclination TN FIF 3 person is to be cleansed b ablution W By ©§ w3 3,2 he has much confidence in cere- Ao Pl © S ES ) unnecessarily particular 1onial observances ©IIR BUITH @ ador Jers in making ablutions after easing nature. EP) 3} he is not inclined to work. ) oo % con= (il\a] JO »a 595 Jw® to make fiding devotion 8 ABI 7,0 BN 23“{‘00&3@ 3 22, Bwidto go to stool -0 03,3 negligence. Cvery ablutions after easing nature. that tree has spread out T 0 - A S <) @ shouna A, s. An inspired sage S. B30, B shrama, shrame, s. Toil Cerg so called labour, fatigue, weariness, distress, trouble, S . o) shouri, s. A name of Krishna diffienlty 3) TR, B3 V%0 to labour, toil, B, 30570 hal S. O3o€ Snouryd, s, Heroism, prowess, to suffer distress, be in difficulty N du alour, strength, to become wearied ®)308 FUT g distressing 3WIF S0 gne possessing 3 work, fatiguing business 3 JoeT, w‘) a lour, a hero laborious, hard working man mg 0O F shoulku, shoulkika, 80 ue)é ent s. A superintendent of tolls or customs. 8. )Ro00 shrumana, s. A religious men- One dicant. 8. 7 va T shoulbika, s. A copper-smith. i S, "Z’)’jwap’g shramant, s. A very religious angy 8. ‘2@395, ‘bé“ OIPRN> shmashdna, woman mentioned in the Rdma; ana, RN Sfi]nasll(”la 6/&[(]7&8, s. A cem tery, a p]ace 303 shra 1, s. Improvement of land either for the interment or burning of the & 1l by cultivation. 3, F37R3% cultivating waste dead 8,393 590 Shiva. i land at anominal rent, to be increased as the €l 8 %)é%’ }Si’l“}méfiru, s. A beard, mustaches 3k g lease - land improves. 300 B8, 3,00 & o) 90 g woman with a bear on such terms: A 910 = = 7 @ofio 2R ) Avl T. B. 39)3 shrdva, See 33, ;3. 8. )39 Sfi?‘((/and, s. Protection, shelter, 16 asylum. B, to seek or take shelter or 8. P93 shrdvana S. A goldsmith’s suaceour pincers. 9. the fifth lunar month. 3. this , abun name is likewise given to the changing of the 8 _):3 )3 m?g shrava, shravassu, s The ear. brahmanical thread and the resuming of the ik qtudv of the Védas, which take place on the S 723)}@5‘3 shravana, s. Hearing, listening f full moon in this month fa durk 2. theear. 3. the twenty-second lunar man- h s10n 4. a gold-smith’s pincers. J\ufi"s\‘;j) JaJ(OzU shrdvanika, s. The fifth Al o the organ of sound o B)3 listening lunar month 0 00 to purdanas S, '59 0 shrdvya, adj. Agreeable, plea- 8. )03 sh avishthe, s. The twenty-third sant to hear, fit to hear. 2. harmonious. (5] ot dir star 90 nov wor- 735 dis SAZ reeable, not fit to hear 8. B0)08 shrdnta, adj Tired fatigued thy of a hearing. i wearied. [5) & alm, tranquil 8. 98, 3,38 shrita, dshrita, s. Wait- smzfi shrdaddha, s. A funeral cere- ing upon, serving, attending. adj. Cherish- ed, protected. 2. served, honoured, worship- mony, or)m,rved at various fixed periods, and for different purposes, consisting of offerings, ped ?)8 I8 affectionate regard or atten- with water a and fire, to the gods and manes ; tion towards a worshipper, refugee, or attene “uh and gifts and food to the relations and assist- dant ing brahmans It is especially performed for s, 30 shrt, s. Lakshmi, wife of Vishnu, and o Woe a parent recently deceased, or for three pa- goddess of plenty and prosperity 2. fortune, e ternal ancestors, or for all ancestors collec- prosperity, success thriving 38 wealth, tively, and is supposed necessary to secure th riches. 4. beauty, lustre, splendour. 5. state ascent and residence of the SOIfli of the de- paraphernalia. 6. superhuman power 7- ceased, in a world-appropriated to the manes. intellect, understanding 8. Saraswati. 9. )fin. Parvati. 11 light, 12. 22010 T, 32,3 a funeral ceremony observed 10. fame, glory 3 eleven days after a person’s decease. a8y 5) a prefix to proper names of deities, forming a daily funeral ceremonies for a year after a kind of invocation at the beginning of a letter, prée o T 5.3 an extraor- &c. and often used repeatedly A person’s decease. ("‘5’*\)‘ e as, JQZ‘L"HF‘ oA dinary or supplementary funeral ceremony. also a prefix to proper names of persons; as, I o or 'SJu the funeral ceremony observed £ 03 3 also of works ; as, 38 WA ¢S &e. . moon. ESS) DRI T a funeral PATEY 300 excellent, most excellent. 13 every new e ESAPYAE ceremony in the sixth lunar month. }_)OlbOn venoms. adj. The famous, excelle )8 a monthly funeral ceremony RROBY splendid llustrious glorious :)R iy JQ G )IE e * a funeral ceremony in which the TT, B)R F908, B)) 2337, /% Vishnu. )R ¥o3 al balls of meat offered to the deceased indivi- Shiva, who swallowed the poison. 2,:%¥3C en- dually and collectively are blended together. riching, giving fortune or prosperity. TN )%, 25,7 the performer of a funeral cere- %) a magical diagram used in the worship of LX) ) & m(m}, a2s a son. SRT 4 a person Durgi. #)% o83 Cupid. 3)x3e@ gpulent, hav Foryc] entertained at a funeral festival 3,3 - Q ESPECS ing wealth. REF )¢508 one born wealthy. . one who spoils a funeral festival. S200% 22,3 B)xmeer a tree, the wood of which is used to attrition. 3 an offering made to the manes of decea sed procure fire b & R ®Y the fruit ancestors on auspicious occasions, 535("{5 of the ALgle marmelos, )% 1oF scented san- 15 as an off- dal 5)c38) a particular mark said to be a 23,3 money distributed in charit BJI0 P C > uncooked ingre ering to the manes w2 curl of hair on the breast of Vishnu, who is d XTI |0F o dients distributed, as above S 75Ju cook- hence designated ?, S j(\S (Sptelsd <+ St ed food served out to guests, as above. 79,0 =/ 3)'38% a horse with a curl of hair on his e @3 Yama, the regent of death, and judge of breast. )] ¢, B)g @ ¢ a species of the palm 95 the dead tree producing very broad and fine leaves for 911 e \\y’v 5y§ @’OgJ writing on. 3)k %% the purple stalk basil. s, B shroni, s. The buttocks. 2%s 8 8, 0 e 3)x @weF g composition of turmeric water, & P N 3 a woman with handsome but- sivel ased for adorning the person, making the cen- tocks. § L tral of three sectarian marks on the forehead, S. (] SO ] ) © &e 313 By \ 5 shrotavya, adj. Audible, fit JQ 8ot [« yonia rostrata. )¢ Son to be heard or listened to § 5 Seringham, famed for its sanctity and its S =9 e o) .'5) shrotra, s. The ear. B )R8 /0D temple 3):Fe¥xY, a place sacred to Shiva in [ he Nellore district o the organ of hearing zzl ) £):83Y a temple famed © $2)¢3) a serpent, said to hear throuch its eve. for sanctity, in the Kuarnool country 3)ra% 7 ® the seventh year in the Hindu cycle of S. 30008)03> shrdts tya, s. A brahman §i 7 sixty. 2. a letter from a minister or father ersed in the Védas au\v Wy ;M g wvil- [ ( B)R Jwd7 the Salagrama stone. Bx S8, lage held free, or at a favourable assessment pety the five seals used by %% in marking the S "5-@)3 shrouta, s Preservation of the Jrospe face. )% %, the hand (honorific.) ?) R3I3B the sacred fire B Doa 2. any observance ordained by foot (honorific.) a3y 3, < the glory of learn- the Védas of th ing a0 B¢ Justre of the face AT A, 8. 30 shlatha, adj. Relaxed, loose, slack- the radiance of the eye. 3% )% a respectful ened way of mentioning in a letter, &c., any ?U;\: senior female 8. 3FM™, D shlakshana, shlakshna, 8 0 (N 8. B3 shr uta, s. Holy writ, sacred sci- adj. Minute, small, fine ence ad) Heard %o 3 XA, '?i) 83379 to be 8. B3O 30, B I skldghe, shidghane, %a-azfi heard or known < D, B8 Re¥I to </ . Praise, panegyric, flattery, eulogium 23 )8 93 inform, cause to hear 2 37 formerly o =0 to praise. heard ©%)3 unheard 93, jéij 2y ST un- S WY 8] ‘1)38 shlaghya, adj. Venerable, res- heard and unseen before 20,8 very pectablo praiseworthy, entitled to veneration. public, much known. — e ) D FeD W LR a respectable house S 'XJ\% shruti, s. A sort of drone corres- s. B o3 shiéshe, s Union, junction, proxi- ponding to that used with the bagpipes 2 nnt) of contact, association the Hindu secriptures or das. 3. the ear D, 4. a division of the octave; a quarter tone or S. ‘o ANESRCE) T shiéshdalankdra, s A of t} interval, of which twenty-two are enumera- flflure of rhetoric; choice or collection of rog ted; four constituting amajortone, three a words, so as to admit of a double interpreta- § MV minor, and two a semi-tone The shrutis tion 5 @ specles ofpm‘cmomasza or pun Qua are personified as nymphs 5\.))3” IRBY to S —‘g%)\ s Shléshma, s. Phlegm,the phleg- gy, put an instrument in tune T B,8 gn atic humour one of three principal hu- improperly high note or tone 5 'r:; 8ry ‘63)@ a mours or fluids of the body. %= ¥ to be i note below the key. #)87me3,%5,280%3 g drone troubled with phlegm; to become 11()a1<e player OFa 32)8 oo to blow the drone. £ B T8 00 to remove phlegm. ? kS B e [T lenANECS 8 @%"3 shréni, s. A street. 2. a line, @ the phlegm rattles, as in a dying person. off row, range. 32)0%.¢ ):e3 g brahmans’ street. othe S. B0 0F shidka, 5. A couplet, distich, 3 stanza, or verse. OLF s. 3 eufio,@eofioc\% shréya, shréyassu, 2. fame, celebrity s. Virtue, moral merit. 2. good fortune. 3 82 ¥ g hemistich alng 3y BT, vuB TR BeR b final beatitude. 3)BRoF™, BrBwcTos, B)} %, W32 ¥ g noted or famed person, one well @y best, most e\oellent ter ¢ 8. e spoken of. shréshtha, anb Pre-eminent hfl\an s. 3 3"2’)) shwanisha, s. A nicht during LR best, most excellent, chief. 3B ®F the AR which dogs bark or howl. chief birth. 3, an artist eminent by birth ™ 2 a great merchant 8. 05“25 shwapacha, s. The Chandédla Sn S. Buw)oe shrina, s. vice gruel caste. a SIx ¢ cripple . UQ@ shwablra, s. A chasm, hole, gap. Bl 912 937 5035\'53 & na@, adj. Future, to-morrow, what will be s. "3)030332;53 shwayathu, s, Tumescence, me hut swelling, dropsy. to-morrow. s. GYO) Es Sfiw«'na, S. Adog §3§©abit0h. 5. 3 D898 shwavritti, s. Service, meni- il al labour. 8. 2008 shwdpada, s. Any beast of prey. 8. %29755, fi’ogssofig shwdshwa, shwa- s. 7523%)36 shwashura, s, A father-in-law. wahana, s Bheirava, 8. %;03"5’3033'5 shwashurya, ¢ A brother- serpel, 8. 390X shwdsa, s. Breath, breathing. in-law. wggfi, Ve % breath inhaled. 33T breath brahiman 8. '%:S?)’j shwashru, s. A mother-in-law. expired or exhaled. z3y93¢ breath to catch WY s. '%igfi PO3R shwashréyasa, s, Pros- or be short, as when near death. LN F m‘sn‘ perity, welfare, happiness. adj. Happy, labouring for breath. 53y% D90 restraining | 01 ¢ prosperous. or holding one’s breath. BT V& to pant. ainel s. 3 X3 shwasana, s. Air, wind ; the god 8. 808, shwitra, s, The white leprosy. of the winds. B, ¥T°3T a serpent, feeding on S. B \Qg shwe’ta, s. The colour white. 2 o, sl air. silver. adj. White. 38 B3 Arjuna, 8. DA shwasita, s, Breathing. riding on a white horse. 15;33 2oR¥ a lion. B5e® Cek®d the moon, 348 SR g kind of /M/M) 8. ‘fé’og'gog, *‘5’0@5 shwastya, shwasta- venereal affection. Jait, ANSANANAAANANANANNANNAANANANANAANNANANANAANNNAS ) , 16 ation < = sha, The forty-ninth letter of the alpha- o the six objects of sense; as, Bw®, Sed o bet, sounded as a very hard sha, with the tip form ; O3 taste ; 2 sound ; 7o% smell ; %3, g A of the tongue turned backwards towards the %37 touch; and 3, 30 sense. =33 the psy B, [0 p of throat as far as possible. six tastes. See Tx. B %38 possessing or endowed with the six tastes or flavours. 6t w 33’\06: qozfi $;la7.2(l“, :9720’216.1&’1, s. A ©ORTRT six properties of fallen humanity. quantity, heap, multitude. 2. an’ impotent R @ six sects. =) 2 six means of defence. 13 man, eunuch. See o, B@EeRe gix spices collectively s it wm or long pepper, black pepper, dried ginger, 35\5355, fi&_é%g, BV& shatka, shattwa, ole shat, adj. Six, R¥,F the six functions the root of the long pepper, the fruit of the of a brahman ; viz. <=3 sacrificing ; Sews plumbago, and of the piper chavya. 31‘3»5,\‘,@9) officiating at the sacrifices made by those of oI, [ T oBID an order of mendicants other castes; ©Tyodh3 studying the Védas; who fix the linga on six parts of the body. =3y the six seasons. See 080, HBoR six di- ©oy®S teaching the Védas; o bestowing visions of the Védas. See 3:T. =¥D g hex- alms: and ¥,87,3 receiving alms. 030RTeD ameter verse. 30 S¥d a hexameter with St F0F 28303 the mode of addressing a let- =69 eight short vowels in each foot. FIToD s,édo) il ter to an officiating brahman. BERROD g & a hexameter with ten short vowels in each hexagon. 2. the thunderbolt of Indra. o) foot. By 2D g hexameter with twelve ¥,3, 520, =¥ Ces (six-footed) the carpenter short vowels in each foot. gt 2R R d four- bee. Haens, [ (six-faced) Kartikéya, ROSHFD BB teen, as in the Rdmdyana. son of Shiva, and god of war. [eod,ad the sixteen. TRFT JD twenty, as in the Jai- i 022w mini. six organs of sense ; as, TIFOTY N o the eye; 328 2) the ear; O3 the tongue; )¢ the nose; 8. W3, shadja, s. The fourth note of the o % ¥y the skin: and 8% the mind. Lol Hindu gamut, 913 5T N & - i 0. B3 & shaddhaka, s. The husbands of S. 23\5/\ §7Lidga, s. A libertine, galiant, 8, two sisters, as called by each other. paramour. H. T0%2» shardbu, s. Wine, spirituous H. $X05339 0> shumdru, s. A guess, rough 8 liquor. estimate. e H. ?d\odo’.skuru, s. Beginning, commence- § H. 3,020 shardi, s Tight trowsers. ment. f 8. fi?d\ shashti, adj. Sixty. 2. thesixth. S. E\s)\\.@‘e?fi%’ shidasha, adj. Sixteen. B¢ 0F s. 3\, shashtika, s. A kind of paddy ¥ sixteenth. Bwes? 5 the moon with six- » G000 3y sixteen ki n a8 or of quick growth. teen digits, RBeET e TS g celebrated in history. Sw33wi=533 sixteen M 0 8. 0 2\ shashtha, adj. Sixth. acts of civility. Bw LB 0 oS sixteen “ ToF 3 famous gifts. Fez3 sixteen ceremo- R S. '&")\% shashthi, s. The sixth lunar day ) of either lunar fortnight. PRI QoCu 03 R, a nies necessary to be attended to for or by et festival in honour of the birth of Kartikéya, every man from the time of his conceptien to it that of his interment or burning. Or' H. & 0> shahkaru, s. Acity. 2. a bazaar T. B2, fi@ga)g;aof)g, BeLEITD 50 street, market place. TED 7Y, patrolling. 0> shdbali, shébali-kdi, shiébhali- f0 S. ToBR shddava, s. A gamut with only kdi, s. Any thing played for, as a raffle, &c. six notes. Beew® BB to raflle. W = Y ) S. &'S\Dp’a?é?’ad shdpmdtura, s, Kérti- H. [000T0, 30000 2 X I < shird, shd- i b kéya, god of war. rd-ztppu, s. Saltpetre, B[PLTD FeTY ® Sa Sl — S, G .s/aa'_sh,flza, s. A sixth part. saltpetre manufactory. )\um)é B f L.} a1 AAAAAAAANAAASAIN, AAAANNAAAAANANAANANNS ¥ [6) = N §i x 82, The fiftieth letter of the alphabet, T, RT3 sankati, s. A kind of plain light b T? sounded as sa. 2. the abbreviated name of pudding. 9. a bullock’s load or burden. ik} the musical note ;jg 3. an anapest. 4 A Bow8 g rdgi pudding. 2RYT RowE g L3, in, comp. With, together with. 0. same, pudding of great millet. § 7 identical. C. WoBBR sankaliga, s. A carrier, bul- [\ 8. Wo sam, in comp. With, together with, lock man, one who conveys goods on an ox. 8 i being the optional form of writing %=o- 8. RoFT sankara, s. A mixed caste or Ul 8. RoT & sankata, adj. Narrow, contrac- race, mongrel, one proceeding from the pro- ¢ ted. 2. crowded. 4 diffi- miscuous intercourse of the four pure Hindu 3. impossible. § b ( cult. 2. difficulty. tribes in the first instance, and again from s. Trouble, misfortune. YI( 3. illness, pain, distress of body. 4., moles- their commerce with the descendants of such 1) tation. a connection, or the indiscriminate cohabita- ToTk TRY, Towd fiv?g\), ToFe3 P, 13 tion of those descendants. Most Hindus of Tow3 Tl Fagd, BoFT to be in trouble, suffer distress, hardship, or pain; to be fa- the present age are of one of the many branch- 2 tigued, molested, to endure difficulties, ¥2)€ es of this race, the highest of which is im- § X T, T30 BwTS FoTY the agony of death, pure, and inferior to the Shudras. 2. mixing, Wy ToFET €08 3 nature’s final struggle. 2. any great difficul- blending. 3. sweepings, dust. il o To ty Tem Howe distress from thirst. mongrel breed. =28 #o¥Ta blending or mix- b %63 Fc w3, ©F, Jowd distress from hunger. ture of castes. SeeF ZoFS promiscuous in- o = the pressure of a crowd. tercourse of the four pure castes. 914 = L XoT ~Q galle, s. WoB0eF3m sankarikarana, s Kil- #:8 ¥3,¥ an edict summoning a meeting of ling animals. 2. violating the rules of caste. the caste. #3 Bo#B g sign with the hand. %, g ) FoFRE g sign with the lips. ©FT ToFe 8. RoTWE oo sankarshana, s. Balardma, elder brother of Krishna. 8, FoTSET g secret writing. ToBBhoB TS mence to call by a secret sign or word. ToFSBIIA 8. RoTYI sankalana, in arith. s. Addi- 3% to tell in a manner unintelligible to a tion. third party. ToT8T a man who makes . Ro5dF sankalike, s, A wedding cloth Wil signs. or garment. a. "&O??Qg sankéti, s. A certain caste of 8. RoFO3 sankalita, adj. Arithmetical, 9,87 9%, in the Mysore, speaking a 2. mixed, blended. 8. piled, heaped. very corrupt Tamil. 8. RoTY sankalpa, s. A resolve, mental s. RoFwees sankdcha, s. Hesitation, determination or resolution; volition, will; doubt, timidity, modesty. 2. shrivelling up, project, design. 2. a religious or solemn vow (& - = ZoTY contracting, ToHnage TR, ToBWRE to hesi- or declaration. e APTA '.flo-r"—f@o)fi\) to re- 00z tate, doubt, be ashamed, modest. 2. to shri- solve, determine, vow. ToFUey T g priest b Il i vel up. ToPwB T2W to cause to hesitate, [ to direct another how to express in due form e £ ~O &c ToBdeRL S»®d to abridge, curtail. \itie, o a religious vow. B33 ToFY, the decree or will of God. ToFuy= (mind-born) Cupid. @u@fi’ffifl@@ a hesitator. ;fisjoé F0S WERY ToTRLS rla) o ] (4] our house is very confined or contract- S/Zh’ 8. WoFRT sankasuka, adj. Fickle, un- ed. ]S FoFw® limited spiritual know- O] steady. 2. doubtful, uncertain. ledge. 8. TWoTOD sankdsha, adj. Like, similar. T. B. RoBwee® sankdle, [3ome] s Fet- BB, Tow3T like the moon, FIFe ToF3 Iike ter, chain. o33 T2OR Bofwge 233), he is in a mountain. chains, he is fettered. BeBeredy w0 to fet- 8. Rodoges sankirna, adj. Confused, ter, chain. crowded. 2. miscellaneous, mixed, impure. 8. WoT T3 sankrandana, s. A name ®To a7 pure, unmixed. of Indra. s. Node3ey, WodeSed sankirtana, S. '&’o-fij)sfi, Ko@dog@, Toz908 san- sankirtane, s. Praising, hymning, cele- krama, sankramana, sankrdnti, s. brating, BRSTyF To+SFS praising the The actual passage of the sun, or other pla- name of God. bl netary bodies, from one sign of the zodiac “a T. B. R0 sanku, [Zo2] s A conch shell. into another. 2. passage in general, proceed- s. RoT> sanku, s. A civet cat. ToT) JT ing from one time or condition of life to ano- Pl civet. ther, from one place to another, &c. 3. going, proceeding in general, 08 8. NoB2e38 sankuchita, adj. Unblown, fio%boag 5%, AL o) %o%2)08 the pongul feast, when the sun en- ‘L’r unopened. 2. closed, shut. 3. narrowed, ters Capricornus. contracted, abridged. s. NoFow sankula, adj. Crowded, imper- 8. WOT), ?Co%_aj&io sankroma, san- vious, confused. 2. contradictory, inconsis- krdma, s. Difficult progress or passage tent. =3 BowY g crowd of people. over steep rocks, through narrow defiles, &ec. it T. B. R0 sanke, [¥c#]s. Doubt, suspicion. 8. VO3 Sanlcleg/a’m, adj. Notorious, 1§ UI 9. fear. celebrated, famed, public. 2 numbered, ol counted. ©T023%3 countless, 8. RoFeS sankéta, s. A token, gesture, il nod, wink. 2. engagement, design, resolu- 5. VOB sanlckye, s. Number in general. 1) B! RoBBd Jd) to 2. a number or numeral. 3. counting. ~Oo tion. 3 a rendezvous. 83589 numerable. wzoddRod innumerable, beckon, make a sign. 2. to appoint a place i ToagFo@ g noted learned man. of meeting. ©o¥t3 3V a rendezvous, appoint- g ~O ed or agreed place. 2. a private place. s. TOR sanga, s. Union, junction, conflu- 915 \Mw” ~O n oL ence. 2. association, company. *%,3 Wor, ther. 4. to comprehend. 03 x’o@m gl o wi i 753(50 n good company. Drr I on, "d))'isofl bad F»® to lay up money for a marriage. b company. 2t o7 female society or embrace. o W s. ?’Gomjsfia sangrdma, s. A combat, bat- 0.RoRT, KoRBew sangada, sangadalii, tle, war. gl postposition, With, asign of the social case. s. Tor)® sangraha, s. The gripe of a ng. OSI YonRd By 2o with him. OIS Tond shield. 2. the fist. 3. an eclipse. betel B tell to him, (, vod 8. om0 sangha, s. A number or multi- s A C. RoRB, TWOABR sangadi, sanga- tude of living beings. B o Ly, e diga, s. A companion, associate, friend. Tond a small 8. o3, Togn&3, KO‘!{D%S, o o Toriang a female companion. WD sanghatana, sanghatane, 4 g flat basket for setting out fruits, greens, &c. Occeur- E/ on stalls, sanghattane, sanghattane, s fo tun 2. encounter- rence, occurring, happening. 8. WoRS sangata, adj. Apposite, proper, 3. success, bringing about, a- quine zon ing, meeting. fue of as speech. 2. mixed, united. 3. met. chieving. ToPFYI 8, ToPB to succeed, be To m§ s A8 I93 to do seasonably, properly. achieved. 2. to meet. 3. to happen, occur. €. R0 nE3en IR to speak appositely or to the "oF83, TeP3 joined ; met, achieved. purpose. tage Ll 8. RoRE, ToITJE 0 sangharsha, mg. 8. oA sangati, s. Company, association, union, sangharshana, s. Envy, emulation, vie- Tt 2. subject, matter, affair, business, ing, or contending for superiority. 2. tritu- oty circumstance, occurrence, contents of a writ- rubbing, 2 ration, e it = rinding. ing. Tord® to happen, occur. 8 H S. o8 sanghdta, s. Heap, quantity, 23¢2 I will have nothing to do with you. p 1el flock, multitude, o8 FTev a number dy- B ToR D sangamda, s. Sexual embrace, A G, ing at once. coition. 2. union, junction, meeting. 3. con- 0 o . Woes sancha, s. Collection, store, amass- fluence, as of rivers. 4. the adaptation of 8 X two things to each other. ment, mass, heap. T3 ¥oes 1jeady, in hand or hot 8. WOAT sangard, s. Battle, war, com- .at hand. bat. 2. assent, promise. 3,3 Zon3 gexual 0. Woe3soa sanchakdra, s Earnest 8, \* embrace. Ton0W to fight, wage war. money, pledge, deposit. fi:ay{:, e To3FT en- 300 dangering life. BowFe0s Fw®d to give earnest C. 0 . RoAYR> sangalisu, v.a. To collect, money. ey assemble, amass, unite. . ¢. Woex3 sanchane, s. Contrivance, device, ey Woro3 sangdia, See zona. expedient. 92..a hint. o33y FuI g well oft C . Wore8 sangdti, s. A colleague, associ- contrived work. 2. clever work in masonry. ate, companion, friend. fiofi%@Q 2025 marks o~ 8. RO2F03> sancfiaya, s. A number, quan- on the body said to indicate the number of a tity, mass, heap, multitude. 8 person’s friends. Toredy %’figj #Jag\) to unite 8. Toe303>3 sanchayana, s. Taking the or associate one’s self with another. =zo7ed ashes and bones of the dead and casting 2 to give up connexion with a person. ta them, the day after burning, into some sacred S. 'c'\)JO‘?\Qg sangita, s. A song, psalm, sing- 8, 7 river, or burying them. ing, vocal music, %o 3%, ) a sacred work ¥ = o 5. Roe3dT sancharane, See BorseT. on vocal music. BoAgs By a vocal sound. 8 ToNgBmed g singer. 2. a teacher of singing. s. Noe3¢ sanchala, s. The exercise of an I 8. VoA D sangraha, s. Amassing, acqui- elephant or horse. sition, collection. 2. compilation. 8. abridg- s. Woeso3d sanchdra, s. Roaming about, he ment. 4. taking, receiving, seizing. =o?;%? wandering, travelling, journeying, traversing, Toesd Sn®, Bon)%m to abridge, curtail 2. to lay peregrination, travelling, journeying. 1 in beforehand, to lay up in store for the time =, TorwreTe Ind to traverse, journey. ?)I.\’\fsd to come. 3. to acquire, amass, gather toge- Towed the parochial visitation of a spiritual 916 AN e, oS o3 :‘ci,m guide, a minister’s visiting his flock. BB To T. B, Ro% sanje, {®om] s. Twilight. 2. 2333 foreign travel. afternoon. %owr3owsed the redness of evening, at, b 24 c. VoeF sanchi, s, A purse or ba ToaP sangnyu, adj. Knock-kneed. bag in which brahmans put clothes after bath- Se 32 a o é} sangnye, s. A hint, sign, gesture. e of ing. a budget. 3 %o% a small bag for 2. a name, appellation. 3. thought, mind, betel, &ec. intellect. 4. the technical name of any aflix mulfi C. Vee3?, WeesR sanchike, sanchige, in grammar. ToZ R In® to make asign. %o s. A section, or part of a book. —— LS SO == 3 noun. V) e S. ?\jo"‘gg sanchita, adj. Acquired, obtain- C. Ro&3Tpsee sanfara-ghdli, s. A whirl- ed, got. 2. amassed, collected, gathered. =o wind, e, ¥3 ©)J5 amassed wealth. ZoWl8 FIF one’s Qe C. Rol&>F santuka, adj. Flat, low. zct fortune. 2. incurred guilt. 023 ~00 3R o @03 ac- T JoenIF g flat nosed person. quired merit, the blessedness obtained in vir- o, d tue of former good deeds. il 03 W C. ToBR sandige, s. A condiment or sea- ol b to lay up in store, acquire, amass: soning made with chillies, assafwetida, cum- OCCT VTV, min seed, phaseolus mungo, &c. e R RO C. Wo23> sanchu, s. Finesse, artifice, stra- [5) &R, ewb S Toln varieties of the above. tagem. & intrigue, treason, cabal. 3. spy- f@h', - = ing. w¥To @0 gecret plotting. ~ o ) TRA, C. oo sanna, See Be,. I, ¥ 0! Fomy J2W to cabal, intrigue. = o 3 pYarte] an 8. Wog B santata, adj. Everlasting, perpetu- i intriguer, spy. TowedT g pimp. al adv. Constantly, eternally, always. ¢. RoBBTBAB santatada-tagadu, s. S. '&JO&QQ’ S(l?g]'a;‘zif(l, adj. Born, sprung i Ty o oy Sheet brass or brass foil. up, originated. [P ° to be born. dy A. C. WOLDR sanjariga, s. The trappings S. Wo28 santati, s Offspring, progeny, or ornaments of a horse. issue. 2. race, lineage. 3. host, multitude. iteg %)% %08 the female line. TN oS3 the 8. WOWSII sanjavana, s. A cluster of four d¢ male line. houses. c. RoZ3 santane, s. Contrivance, device. 8. Toxo3 8((72/"'u'¢"a, s. Birth, origin. 2. a 2. agreement, concord. 3. obtaining, pro- nest son. adj. Born, sprung from. curing. To33 BT g en 4. joining, junction. C. ToE»0N3 savy'a'yz't(l, s. A revenue work well contrived. est oc To3JIT a schemer, term, us C 0 1 to denote the immediate manage- contriver. o 83¢ o SR o join, as boards. 2. ment of any branch of revenue by the servants 108, to make accord or agree. of the Government. vell 8. Ro3%_ santapld, adj. Suffering pain or e 8. Woade sanjiva, s. Acgmmon name, 2 distress. Hanumanta. 14D S. OB santamasa, s, Universal or 8. RoxeRT sanjivaka, s. The name of an great darkness. ox mentioned in the first fable of the Pancha- 8. RoSOR> santarisu, v. a. To ornament, tantra. iy deck. -t v aJ ) 8. WoeRn3, Boy3 233, TWoxes3 8, Voo e, RoBTe T santarpana, FTO sanjivana, myrita-sanjivana, santarpone, s, The ceremony of feeding sanjlvakarani, s. A medicine tending to brahmans. an prolong life or of sufficient efficacy to raise 0. oI, RoIVR> santavidu, san- the dead. Zoe IS Joed g resuscitating gem. tavisu, v. a. To compose, console, calm, ok II TH20RT the eliwir vite of alchymists. oty comfort. Toelk TS ¥ an insect sald to resuscitate dead 003 insects by a touch. ), 8 O] ~OT RIS &08) an T. B. NOBR santasa, [2o2a=] s. Gladness, incantation for raising the dead. To3AT to joy. Bo8Zo W@y, o3X K& to he pleased, de- prolong or resuscitate life. lighted. ! a7 o = & B NoTN info 8. WozoZ santdna, s. Progeny, offspring, ence of people, a place much thronged or issue. 3. one of the trees ToBe3T 063 2. lineage, race. frequented. 2. a noise, clamour. - P ST to o of paradise. %o®? 2 increase of progeny. to throng, crowd, frequent. =3 &z&a‘og ToToTF0ERRTY a generation to perish, 2 Toved thereis a great crowd in this road. 8. WoZo0T santdnike, s. Cream. 2 a s. RoresE sandarbha, s Opportunity. cobweb. 2. occurrence. angpe 3. convenience, ToTHF u% ater 8. WoBOL santdpa, s. Heat, burning heat. 8 3»z0g RS I will doitif I meet with an =y 2. torment, pain, distress. 3. passion. %o®? opportunity, TH R ToTWFSIND 1t 1s not con- T00M 3 ; @), ®os3d to sufler pain or torment, to venient now. [ow WFW® to be convenient, C, - (Wi be distressed or afflicted. o038 warmed. opportune. 2. to occur. fumty 2. distressed, pained, afflicted. S RoRRE S sandarshana, s. Seeing, il C. RO santu, 8rd per. sing. neut. past looking. 2. a visit ZoTTFTe RRB to receive to chil tense of ¥g9, Obtained arrived. 37 JTy wa TIF T IR q visit. ToBBF I BN E‘?uag), 22 ToB all your balance is fallen to me. to visit. 8. Vo33, santushia, adj. Pleased, de- S. Wowmod sanddna, s. A rope, cord, espe- an«‘? fl ) - ! lighted, satisfied. ::o‘éalexj a person who is cially for tying cattle. p 5ot @ 28 tied, bound. MO0] pleased. C. VoTI0D SCHZLZH’?/(Z, s. Delivering over, 1001 ) 8. ®oZy o) santripti, s. Fulness, satiety, making payment. SoTecFe7 to be delivered appo satisfact{on. over. Tomeed) Fe@ to pay ; to deliver over. 1 %o c. Tod sante, s. A market or fair day. =o ToTey domede SwiA to see what has been s ~OT 2o R T g market to be con- received and what remains due. pefefarYeuhier] St 8 3B, Doy ?éigj vened or assembled. TogR =0 g market to By it is received. B ¥ o disperse. =o€n Ewrm to go to market. C. Romvoded sanddyita, s. What is not 8 ot : o 2¢ Twb the crowd of people in a market. let but farmed by the proprietor or govern- tellig ) 8 ®3T, To8g Fed market people. Todg Boow ment. 2. whatis in charge of a collector on -~ Q“Wl % the bustle in a market. T3 TR, ~0 é’do@ the part of government, in opposition to that 8§ which is farmed. Tomedw87wT gne who looks Beo 28,3 the market has answered to-day. Sy C. Wog°£6§?’3 santé-hélu, v, a. Torepeat after government land that has not been a lesson. rented. XompdEd TUF g good or hopeful Dect, concern. 0. T3 o> santeisu, v. a. To comfort, con- 8, %o C. WoTo0 sanddra, s. Evening. sole, calm, pacify. e 8. RoBwew santdsha, s. Delight, glad- T. B. o0 sandi, [%c&] s. Union, peace bR ness, joy, pleasure, satisfaction, happiness. %o between belligerent powers ; union of words. 2w YR a cheerful man, Todw(H BB, To 2, [®ow] a narrow lane. i flop WP to be pleased, satisfied, happy, glad. T. B. RCOA ;s*(mdz'ga, [#e2%] s Doubt, j 0B8R FRCRT, ToBRREYTot0 be pleasant, mer- hesitation. 2. a mediator. (1) to) ry, cheerful. Todwg <5} Te® to give freely Doubt. adj. ‘i\ s. WodA sandigdha, s S, or willingly. Todwe YV, to be overjoyed, ¥ Questioned, doubted. transported with delight. g -, 0. o> sandu,s. A fissure, crack, opening. €. ol sanda, past rel. part. of L. ~0 [+] Lt 3. an interval of 2. a lane, narrow street. tha 20TBRYSY not among the dead or living, Nol £330 time. 4. perf. part. of ¥g. 5. the croup. =oB e money received. = things Tgaf 3¢ Tot an opening or passage between two received. felo houses. 083 o the opening between two 8. ToroD sandamsha, s. A hell where illte' trees, any fissure in a tree. % 5ot the the wicked are burnt with hot irons. 2.4 oy space between the arms when bent upwards. Ty pair of tongs. 5TY To the space between the fingers. Q ¢l 0. RoBed, Wold, VWord, sandant, o FRBI to %5 o the ravine in a hill. rabbet. Wo sandadi, sandali, s, A crowd, conflu- TFodTY B0 to press any thing to 918 o~ S, i ryfeYan) o P into a fissure. 20 o~ 0%, B8 permutation of vowels. wqgo 0@«1 o ?50&3(@] k-Nre) ‘#\/«}g\) to force b 5 b ol b one’s self into a narrow opening. ToBy WP @S ~ o®, ®Y® permutation of congonants. ~0 b1 to crack 2. evil spirits to affect children. o®r JIR@ to unite words by permutation. s 1 @28 AD 3 mountain broken into fissures. 2. to mediate. ToRE to besiege, hem in. Tom Bagm to die. 2. to pass away. 283 Tow 2. to meet,come in contact. 3. to join. 4. rtunify, an opening or hole in a wall, for the egress of to fix an arrow. DR Toh F¥ an evil time. water. (9] Lo a division in a stream of water. = o a ) witl all two letters of similar sounds united. gt con Tom WA o leave a space. ToBd TR to give S. ?Co&b sandhini, s. A cow with calf. :J 0t room or opportunity. wn . oY -~ i $ sandhe, s. A state, condition. 2. 0. TOTT L, sandu-kattu, s. An oppor- a vow, promise. 3, steadiness. tunity. 2. a crisis, an ominous interval of w . 'c'\jofgzg sand/ag/e, s. A union of portions time ; three such, as particularly dangerous ) of time. L evening, twilight. TR ‘,‘2‘055 to children, are mentioned ; as, B)®ed Zomh morning,noon and evening, the union of night =, the interval between the commencement and day, morning and afternoon, day and and the termination of an eclipse. ©znIo l, 5 night. Zomg@otd the daily ceremonies and %% moto Fy hetween the change and new prayers of the first three pure Hindu tribes, moon. oY 2 eJ 83 J between the full a-’o:})a Soe e3 especially of the brahmans., ¥cT3y F2v eyen- |[¢ 73;;" v 5 Al moon and the wane. %‘-’5& 53\)0) EwgRo an ing time. fiverel opportunity to be missed. T.B. W03, TOI®W, WoIT, RoJ03d IOVl H. ToBwT, JoBed, ToiT sandik, sannana, sannaha, sannava, sSannayd, s heed o] sandika, sandaka, s. A chest, box. [®ome%] 5. Preparation, readiness, equipment. 2. armour, mail. oSN armed persons. T. B. ROBOR sandéga, See 703, 8. ToZ8 sannati, s. Reverence, obeisance, s ot 8. O‘Sgfi sandésha, s. Information, in- reverential salutation. verle telligence, news. %oB3IW3 3, messenger or T. B. WOJB sannada, i) e %% adj. Near, envoy. close by, contiguous. s. Possession by a ) that 8. WoBe sa}zcie’iza, s. Hesitation, doubt, o9 wW to approach, come near. Do TR, spirit. suspicion, scruple, uncertainty. 2. to be possessed by a spirit. een - ~ Tode® Angy, 0T % to hesitate, doubt, sus- H. RoZW> sannadu, s. An order, written pect. oB® 8393 to remove doubt. authority for holding either land or office. 8. Ronwem sanddha, s, A multitude, BoIB WB to write out an order or grant. N0 assemblage, flock. 93T ToIW one’s S Pw® to givean order. ace k=) -~ o S. XO'(}SD:) Sandfia’n&, s. Combination, own order or grant. @Ug ZoT™ an order at i association. 2. mixing, joining. 3. media- present in force. Swwsy ToS an abrogas tion, pacification. SIFF TowdS bribe. ~0 ted order. 2233 TeTW g superior grant. T i by 228 hound, united. WoeD Ind), I P T b TR f d ARV ©g BoIB the present order or grant, ToIT an old order. to mediate, unite. i . R0y sandhi, s. Mediation, pacification, s. Ro38 sannaddha, adj. Armed, array- making peace. 2. friendship. 8. junction, ed, arranged, ready, prepared. fio;fi%mm to Jp! union, combination, connexion. 4. a hole, become ready, armed. FoST A wWHto come T ) | 0 f chasm. 5. a hole made in a wall or under- prepared. FVITY "50522)5@7‘\50 to be ready or neath it to enter a building for hostile or expert at work. 1p felonious purposes, a breach, mine, &c. 6. an 8. WOJ® sanndha, s. Preparation. 2 o mail, armour, accoutrements. 3. essay, endea- 70 interval, pause, rest. 7. a joint, an articula- tion of the body. 8. permutation by the vour, effort. He=M)g Rowe® the preparation union of two letters, the union of letters of materials. T Bome® readiness for a fs either at the end or beginning of different journey. Sowe®3 prepared. 2. armed. ToT? & an armed person, one who is in readiness. fo words or in the middle of compound terms, Toe&kR, RoFewmd IR to prepare, make ready. Iz to avoid dissonance or hiatus, 9. a chapter. 919 o ~oise R 8. oD, ToRwoB sanni, sanni-pita, 5. ToR3o, Tord, Vond, Tond sam- s. Morbid state of the three humours, bile, vill pattu, sampatti, sampada, sampade, wind, and phlegm. Thirteen varieties are enu- s. Success, prosperity, property, increase of a0 w merated. )9 Tod, W Todepilepsy, W P VoD TR <, wealth 8, A wealth, power, or happiness. 2 Tod g dangerous disease occasioned by sex- abt and happiness. ®3y%o®3) fulness, abundance T ual embrace when in a state of great fatigue. § of a crop. Tt Tod, BedFe o g fit of the mother, or pa I S. Wox3y sampannd, adj. Possessed of, a burning, wasting disease, attended with 8 having, endowed with. 2. accomplished, com- 3 To g disease of an alarm- o prickly pains. v 0N pleted, effected, obtained. 3. prosperous, for- b o - pyier«] ing character, in which the tongue turns black; tunate, thriving. Sy possessed of (hh perhaps the thrush. ¥ Zod one in which learning. ©300F ToxIy endowed with wealth. fron PaANCE 2 the tongue becomes of a blood colour. BryTL M6 BoWI T8 endowed with every lish EvA{aa) . o %o one occasioning the loss of speech. excellent quality. RON Sy 7)®3 a thriving Zod convulsions. ¥ Tod internal convulsions. householder. w38 respectability, excel- %0 Tod external convulsions. Pod D — ~ the lency. " crisis of a disease. 8. Wcwoo0ds sampardya, s, Calamity, ing 8. WodTLE sannikarsha, s. Proximity, adversity. 2. war, battle. 3. futurity. 8 nearness. adj. Pertaining, appertaining, be- fio §. WonTe samparka, s. Union, mixture. longing to. S9%F TodTHF gecular. (SPEE de 2. sexual embrace. 3. meeting, contact. &° ZoRFRT appertaining, or belonging, or akin, x @sv ZoX®F meeting or coming in contact. with to what is heavenly. a Pariah. {71 o S, ?Co?)?’r@z:i sannikrishta, adj. Near, . "3 sampddane, s. Gaining, ac- Ly proximate. quiring, reaching, attaining. oFeTy acquisi- M i 8. Vo3, WoRY sannidhdna, san- tion, acquirement, property. 2 03203 gotten, 8T nidhi, s. Presence, perceptibility, appear- acquired, obtained. F20% to gain, acquire, ance, =odpohd TA %sv@%’jd to behave or con- earn, reach, obtain. duct one’s self in the presence of another. 2 T. B. RO sampige, [Eose]s. The Mi- e, T, BoRTITTE To1T %S’Q‘wfo&%kfi I wish to live chelia champaca. ©%R %o&% a white sort. o 8 ; 2. proximity, approximation. with you. zod a red sort. H»w ZodA along sort. 1% 2 S . Toe3 sannibha, adj. Like, similar. ZodR the bell kind, SvZodR, Ton Tobr, & SN o o - TodnB S. o~ o, €383, BodR other varieties. ke ?Cofbaozg sannibaddha, adj. Fast tied, champaca oil. i T bound, fet‘tered. 8. VoD, sannivishia, adj. Near, pre- 8. RoLew3 sampidane, s. Great suffer- sent, at hand. 2. seated. ing or pain. s. Rogyl, RoBF samputa, sampu- 8. WoRDeD sannivésha, s An open space, “ b5 a volume. ! either in a town or its vicinity, where the _ta/sa, s. A casket, covered box. people take exercise or diversion. 2. vicinity, 8 PYI FIRY, ok how many volumes are there ? #3 Tom¥ closed hands, %Bw Fomt neighbourhood. 3. union, junction. 4. as- a closed heart. 0, semblage, collection. I S. 502805 8(1727227&2.5(1, adj. Near, contigu- S. WOQPOIET sampurna, adj. Whole, fi ous. entire. 2. complete, finished, ToXpsF TR (h a mode of musicin which all the notes of T. B. ROS sanne, [o2,]s. A sign, nod, 8 wink. the gamut are employed. TompdF comple- e ®oS a sign made with the eye. f tion. 2. fulness, satiety, abundance. 23 o3 a sign with the hand, G, C. ToZeTweer, To3exd 7 sanné-kdlu, 0. WoResa) 0TBR) sampé-shashti- sanné-badige, s. A lever. ToS Bwgenme habba, s. A feast on the sixth day of the ¥ 3 to raise with a lever. ninth lunar month in honour of Kéfiikéya. 9 P Sesagt Y &0 o3 8 8. Wow 8 samprati, s. The assistant to a . Toayvvson sambdra-kdgi, s. The village accountant, or one who copies from crow pheasant, Centropus phyrropterus mpats another CTease (i C. Vo209 T sambdlisu, See Sored, walth T. B. ®02) sambu, [¥ow®] s. A name of ; N’)Jg samprati, adv. Now, at present undan at this time. Shiva. Q De (\O ,.)Ga—-J IY5) smfipmtzsu, v.a. To com- S. A C ua)Ja [Yie; 2eBS sambuddhi, | t"f‘A ”l pare, examine, especially books or accounts addressin Sambud/zane, S. Calling, il 8. WomjTVOD sampraddya, s. Custom calling to. BRRBD to accost address, practice, usage the ruies of a caste. 2. tra- salute B3R T W%, the vocative case. i ditional doctrine, what has been transmitted el i th s. ®Roe3S sambhava, s. Birth, production. from one teacher to another, and is estab- & s w 2. cause, Origin ®3, zows Bramha. L1 €Y lished as of sacred authority. ¥g< Zedd, =308 37 birthless ZowDBd to be born, befal, hap- il NurJ 3,50 an excellent pm(h(e or usage. 3 pen, occur, VIR FR B BowRW3 evil has be- lid 263 *L = >3 g bad custom. Q:".smw o0 un- - fallen him. usual ~C on-w a man who walks.accord- ing to the rules of his caste. 8. ®oopoTd sambhdra, s. Preparation, pro- Janiy Vision etting every thing ready or complete. S mO /33.@'3/\ sam-prayc '9(1 s. Rela- ~O % to prepare. tion, connexion, mutual proportio 1, depen- K dence, association. s. Roeggony sambhdvane, s. Honour, o * o) worship 2. a present, reward. ReBy Toriead iyl = samprili, s. Great love or af oijg S present to a minister. DTy ByorredS present fu,tlon to a learned man S. N0 5.y BoyaSI present to a 7, G) S(I’)lpl’lulld, ady. Expanded, fame, celebrit i pupil wdequateness, sl l}l’\)‘:a()nl(./l blown. suitableness. 5. possibility., %ow»23 adequate, tten, 8. RO Z§ ownba?ldlm, s. Connection, re- 2] equal to. 2. possible (3 good 7] Julr lation, affinity, either natural or essential - ~ W W to be related, connected 8. WoepiT\To sumbhdshane, s. Conversa- SRBY to tion, discourse, dialogu LIOTAEBY I . To2® sambali, s. A procuress, bawd discour se, converse, - . mo&j sambula, s Pay, salary, wages. C. (\JO\,,SE 9] o sambhdlisu, v. a. To sus- g 2. provender or stock for travelling expences. 2. to manage, control oy tain, bear, sapport i = ERAL T, Row¥n, Tow¥td aman in one’s pay 3. to remove, or recover from, fatigue, &ec. Towye IND to serve for a salary TCWP? Ie s. o3 sambhita, adj Born pro- FOT) IR, ToWY nog IR, > V)M,a,’)\’ < duced. & ) [oW . adequate. fir 592 to fix the rate of wages or salary - ~ W S. 'Kfohr)\d sambhéda, s. The confluence $TY B to stop out of a a person’s pay. of two rivers. 2. the mouth of a river. 2 TWA {0 pay wages F3 Bow¥ in one’s own p pay BTIF Tow? in government pay g 8. RogdweR . sambhiga, s. Sexual plea- 8w Towd kept in constant pay ready for oc- sures, sexual embrace. 2. enjoyment, plea- e casional services. sure, delight, luxury TOVRLTTR IR, ROLRR AT to copulate c. (\)083 9R sambalige, s. A basket or bag (e 9‘)\ Tordesn cohabiting with a strange woman 0%3RRN g sensualist made of palmyra leaves. 2. the cup and tube used for sowing beans, attached to a S C\Oqj-i) sambhrama, s. Joy, pleasure, drill plough. delight 2 grandeur 3. fear, terror 4. o confusion, flurry. %o,z B N o be S. (\JOJ)D—% é(ih/&éltzjtd, Ctdj Narrow, con- £/ Jo fined, impassable elated, glad, to rejoice. P 0. To2oT sambdra, s Spicery, seasonin T. B. 8O sammda, [#3>7]s. Skin Ek AN F ) & rock-salt e 0t3RTT PTed g gpice-box. ~O ® Toa g royal tiger’s skin f 1 w338 to grind spicery 2308 M"JA the B. RO0 semimandha, [Zowet] adj, coriander plant Connected with, endowed with, possessing, ~ 921 (3] v = o33 & 0 having, belonging to. s, Connexion by affi- S. '&)0033533 samg/m;'zani, s. The city of e nity, connexion in general. BoRNoFd Tk B» Yama. C0u — ¥ to take possession of. ®THT oo mu- S. o 003> samyami, s. An ascetic. § tual relation, an interchanging connexion. ® 8. i1 ?{oofiaoi samyukta, adj. Endowed FFFF Towo connected by property. ToDo tht P with, possessed of. 2. compounded, united, % to be related to, connected with. ~ 0300 fire joined, annexed. ® a relative, connexion. s. WOOS0>A samyugd, s. Combat, battle, B 8. RoET, Wo3>83R sammatike, sam- war. ok matige, s, An anvil-hammer, sledge-ham- 8. '&;J'OO?)JE)Q'/'\’ samyo’ga, s. Copulation, 8 [ mer. S sexual embrace. 2. intimate union, commu- Jeaf Do 038, Vo3 sammati, sammata, nion, contact, coherence, association. zowet b s. Assent, agreement, consent, acquiescence, 2. ™ I, FouSeiRE to cohabit, copulate. compliance. 2. pleasure, command. ToTd il to commune with. 3. to join. Iny, Toed BBy, ToTdT to consent, agree. B 8. Woo3w o8 samydjita, adj. Joined, ©Todd dissent, non-compliance. ToRe8Ie e annexed, attached. FUT an approved work. 8 s. Xodozs sumrambha, s, An'oganée. 2 H. 03980 sammatu, s. The division of -, ~C FY a district. rage, high spirit. To)T to be enraged. 2. tig to evince arrogance or prowess. 8. ®oRoT sammadd, s, Joy, pleasure, hap- 8. o7 g\‘é% samrakshane, s. Mainte- piness. T nance, support, protection, nourishment, care 8, 8. RooBE sammarda, s, War, battle. of. WoTFEFR In®, ToTE to protect, nourish, per adj. Crowded. =S RozBF a throng or crowd preserve, take care of. ToTHF g protector, “ of people. nourisher, saviour. %083 maintained, pre- 8 (\ S. '5305585 sammdnd, s. ‘Worship, homage. served, saved. st ToTdE to shew respect to, honour, worship, 8. WoUO samrdva, s. Noise, sound, o reverence, pay homage to. T to sound, make a noise. 8. RoBIDHE Jsammdrjana, s. Sweeping, S. 'c’\J)OTjJ@'L]g samridha, adj. Budded, blos- 9 cleaning, cleansing. somed, blown. 2. rude, audacious. § 8. RQBIewE Q sammdrjani, s. A sweeper. g S. KO‘C?J@QZfi samrodha, s. Impediment, 2. a broom. hindrance. ToSw{=o to hinder, impede, pre- hey 8. TodoTsammita, adj. Like, similar, same. vent. it B S. WooT)sammishra, adj. Mixed, mingled, T. B. Rowo® samldpa, [3o33] 5. Dis- pl blended, joined, united. course, conversation, XTI to speak, con- 8. oo sammukha, adj. Encountering, verse. 8, opposite, facing. adv. In front of. ToJw s. NoD8 B samvatsara, s. A year. To d TN, TeTVTY o in front of, opposite, in the 38,00 the heginning of a year. BEle) "’m;)’@’fisd presence of. the solar year. %50 3, S0z (5] ~Ool e ~ 1 O the lunar year. B #F3FS oI g year in which each month has 8. oo sammitdha, adj. Meaped, ac- €] cumulated. thirty solar days. TeEs) TowE T a stellar 2. foolish, ignorant, senseless. =1 S year. 25@66'?‘7«;35 Do S S a year as calculated 8. RoDdRTE I sammilrchhana,s. Uni- Ce at Benares. ".30&)’3{35 VT, ',:J’;’D&QB'F UIM g spe- U form or universal expansion or permeation, cies of salt. 8, i pervasion, co-extension. e — ’ 8. WONTS samvadane, s. Subduing or S, 'c'\JJO“SJQ Y Jsammé lana, s, Mixing, blend- ToOXNTI bl overpowering by drugs or charms. ing. t=} 2. union, accord. 8, S92 to bewitch, overcome by magic. 8. RoBeeBsammdda, s, Pleasure, delight. AC; ?\J)O;jdé?% 8(2]727}({7’(4!220, 8. Prepaya. (24 w o 8, s. %oofia@j_:o samyatty, s, War, battle, tion. P armou Iy d ccoutrements. ploby W to ot D] j— P o~ ~O S :a’ofi@ by of S be ready, to prepare, 2. to be armed, ac- e WoReD samvésha, s. Sleeping. 2. coutred. dreaming. 3. copulation. 8. WoRBE samvarta, s. A coud. 2. de- S. ?\1052825 samvydna, s, Vesture, clothes. ied struction of the world. 3 CWEFW) a rain 2. an upper garment. 3. a covering. fu cloud at the general deluge. :icssa'r‘fi‘K the 8. o303 samshaya, s. Uncertainty, doubt, scruple, suspicion. ToBXRYY, T0BACD fire employed at the WO}‘ld’S destruction. i it g, a sceptie, an incredulous person. ToBadd B 8. Vo3 samvar’ta/ua, s. Baladéva By, BoTWT T B), BB IRV, oI t0 doubt, or Balardma. 2. his plough used as a weapon. hesitate, suspect. ToBTHRTONE g Sanscrit i, 8. RVoR8=F samvartike, s, The new mik work on conjecture. ¥o¥E suspected, doubt- leaf of a water lily. ed, conjectured. 8. WosSRES samvardhita, adj. Tncreas- 8. NoB)0d samshraya, s. Asylum, re- ed, augmented. fuge, protection. %o, to seek refuge, 8. WoROZ samvalita, adj. Mixed, min- court favour or protection. 08T B to ) o gled. & encompassed, surrounded, afford protection, to shelter. %o?,3 protected, sheltered. 8. VoSRG samvasatha, s, A village. \ 9 8. Vo0 samvdda, s. The communica- s. '&*oiem’\ samshlésha, s. Embrace. 2. tion of intelligence or news. 2, dialogue. union, connexion, junction, contact, associa- tion. 1 HomBx1 to talk, communicate. e 8. TWosv®I samvdhana, s. Rubbing the S. "&Ofii samsakta, ady. Contiguous, near, adjoining. 2. endowed with. 8. ac- Iy person; shampooing or kneading the limbs quainted with, 2. carrying. \I’, Be s. fiofig_an samsatéu, s. An assembly, 8. NO%@E} samvittu, s. Intellect, under- standing. 2. accommodation, reconciliation. meeting. 3. promise, assent. 4. contract, engagement. 8. RoXTB samsarana, s, A high-way. 5. knowledge. 6. war. 7. a war-cry. 8 2. birth. ToXOR to be born. appellation, name. 9. sign, signal. 10. in- 8. RORNAE $amsargda, s. Union, proximi- stitute, prescribed custom. 11. pleasing, de- ty, contact. 2. acquaintance, familiarity, in- lighting. ey 58% )50 surpassing, compre- tercourse. ®o®7er¢ annihilation or logical hension. 2. breaking a promise. o83 pro- non-existence of three kinds, prior, incident- mised, agreed. 2. known, understood. al, and final ; or absence of birth, destruction of present being, and necessary end or cessa- 8. WoRTI samviddna, s. Joining, 2, mediation. 3. advice. tion of existence, ®oxRF Bk the evil con- tracted by company. S. ?\'JJOQQg samvita, adj. Surrounded, en- closed, encompassed. s. The sacerdotal thread, 8. RowoT, WoRy8 samsdra, samsriti, s. A family. 2. a wife. 3. mundane existence. when suspended on the neck only. 4. the world or habitation of mortals, Tode 8. WONPBT® samvikshane, s. Search, 8 Xowod g family tie or connexion. ToFeT enquiry, looking for or after any thing. '5\3)03’\) falnlly cares. =odc0d InRd to keep 8. VoRNy8 samwvrita, adj. Covered, con- house. %073 ¢33 the weight of a family. cealed, hidden. 2. furnished with, filled with, ToFoT W, FoFe8 FoAR v to support a family. possessed of. ToFeTB In RF the way or means of providing 8. ?dosfi@—é_o samvritta, adj. Having, be- for a family. 2. the vulva. Tod?0 g man ing endowed with. who has a family. S 8. "(\',)‘OTSQ'K samve’ga, s. Haste, speed, hurry, e WA samsiddhi, s, Nature, disposi- flurry, haste from fear. tion. 2. natural state or quality. 8. "c\J)O?Sed samvéda, s, Perception, con- 8. RORYR, samsrishta, adj. Joined, u- sclousness. nited. 2. connected as partners. 3. clean 92 [3 [2] gom ok F’v"o?»‘)‘@_é_ =2 AIS dressed. To%y &3 e the dissolving of part- staying with, associated with. adj. Fixed, sider nership. RoTyN,, BoRyF; 2928y a copartner ; stationary. 2. domesticated. 3. associated. ad I a brother whether of whole or half blood, who 8. Vo 3 samsthdina, s. Any seat of A 0 after the partition of the family property govemu‘xent, the royal city. 2. a vicinity, continues or returns to reside with his father, §i (V0 neighbourhood, a common place of abode, 3. his paternal uncle or his other brothers. fumi a place where four roads meet. 4. form, ~ b 8 Romy 3 Sde]tdrd, s. Completing, figure, shape. (3 death, dying. 6. fabrica- 0 accomplishing. 2. apprehension. 8. the pow- tion, construction. the tore rf:cegf\f:do iomflfi er of memory. 4. faculty in general. 3] = an 2oy o =3 Ny P Mysore seat of government. o Q 3 (SeiYalblopiur) essential and purificatory rite or ceremony, :a’o:hg *¥ a sovereign, ruler. ® sent PRIy as those of the three first classes, commencing S 2 that king is crowned. §i 00 [ o with conception, and ending with marriage ; S. o} 2o samsthita, adj. Fixed, planted, ) q @ Ry F oS sacrifice on conception; =oIEI on established. 2. staying, stationary. 3. placed § (Y quickening ; NRFe€RrT T in the sixth or on 4. deceased. 5. finished. eichth month; REFF giving the infant ey ) S. (\JO(\). samsthe, s. Continuance in the 8 A clarified butter out of a golden spoen to taste, o o DT T right way, correct conduct. 2. an assembly, before dividing the navel string ; LS 3. a royal mandate. 4. death. naming the child ; @351.,/\,53@ taking him out meeting. to to see the moon or sun'; ©F, ¥3,33 feeding S Contact, sha S r\;\)(\)"\)—‘gé' samsparsha, him with rice when he has cut teeth; FOF touching 8% &3 boring the ear; 2¥9v performing ton- S. -('\,JOCOE’)) samhata, adj. Strongly knit, I it YUTTIDT invest- sure, leaving a front tuft; well limbed. 2. compact, close. 3. joined, obe ~ ing with the sacred thread ; 9238, teaching 4. closed, shut. o collected, assembled. 6. acti to repeat the holy verses of the Védas; NI struck, hurt, wounded, killed. § & & marriage. 6. embellishment. 7. purity, 8. Woxd samhati,s. An assemblage, flock, ol perfection. 8. preparing, as an article of multitude. o medicine or food. ToFY T BNB, Zo7, 82 to E 8. oIS sumhanana, s. The body or purify. 2. to inter, bury or burn a corpse. © 2\ constitution. 2 rubbing the limbs. 20 ©Te F)e3 Tody T burning a dead body. i - 3, }'30"‘*?;& O purification by fire. Zo=IT a powerful body. {+ S. '('\JJ'O&)ET)’\E‘ Sam/’zar.s/m, s. Joy, pleasure. S. "&OZ&%@@' samskrita, s. Language 2. e n ¢4 € grammatically correct; the Sanscrit tongue. vy. lo adj. Made, wrought, artificially produced. 8. RCo%o0 S(li}l;.lcfi‘a, s. Annihilation, de- G, 2. excellent, best. 8. finished. 4. decorated. struction, killing. 2. the end of the world. 5. cooked. 6. cleansed, purified. 7. prepared. ToweT? Bn®E, TowOR to destroy, kill, anni- hilate. 8. o 03> samskriye, s. Funeral cere- - 2 { monies, as burning the dead body. Si VO @ 3 samhite, s. An arrangement of 8, S. fio"izfi samstara, s. A bed, mattrass, the text of the Védas into short sentences, a bed of leaves. - regulated, when the style is verse, by the et D 4 species of verse, and when prose, by the S. AON D samstavd, s, Acquaintance, in- subject ; and denominated after the person or T timacy. 2. praise. persons by whom the arrangement was ori- S. ?dofi_og 2 samstuta, adj. Praised. Tom,8 ginally made. It is also sometimes consi- § praise, eulogy. dered as synonymous with a 3%, a branch S. "&OfizSOfiJ samstydya, s. Vicinity. or school of the Védas, of which sixteen are § 2. an assemblage, heap. 3. expansion. reckoned to the 20¥, one hundred and one S e to the o™y D0 A ~ }, one thousand in the qe, and S. -&JJO?\J samstha,s. A countryman, neigh- nine in the VISFe. P b5) . in gram. the proxi- bour, a person of the same country, &c. 2. a mity of two letters without an intermediate Spy, secret emissary. 3. staying, stopping, 924 LN 4 oS et -;. gitd TP | pause, *°® or junction, though usually con- 8. NBCD sakésha, adj. Having h atol, sidered rather as the state preparatory to the widow not shaven. actual junction, than t he junction itself. 3. it of T. B. m%zfi sakkada, [3%,,8] s The il a compilation, code, digest. Sanserit language. . Vo8 samhiitiy s, v 3 Clamour, shout 1. B. S, ™33 sakkare, sakkhar orm, tumultuous exclamation. L N BEB, oB %38 FoB [377T] s. Sugar & ]e T TT, 3 8. WOy 3 samhrita, adj. Seized. 2. scat 23 sugar-candy W R o white tered 3. destroyed. sugar-candy Fozy T =53 brown sugar- 2 w e RAR ) TOOTYRR A S. QoD sanksh v ?ptfl', adj Placed. 2. cax y. China sugar. sent, thrown. 3. abridged, abbreviated z2,3 a coarse grained sugar, used in medicine &e. WWOR TET, DR TFy 3 other varieties 8 moviom sankshubdha, adj. Overturned. 32, Os %’% {4 of middling and inferior sugar 2. sh“l\en. ' Q o a sugar stick -2 3 2 \ »¢3 g mixture of sugar 106k S NJ &S] S. Abridement, san I"lecpa, of froth which - 5 ~® o ey = to abridge. and rolong boiled into a state b“ewtv s ;\ IR AN 2,38 T g, ] pulverizes on being touched. i 580 3 san/fifiobfiq, s. Overtur ning e 02 sugar sweetmeat po N LY 9 a sweet or %o Luv”clwd ] ] upsetting. 2. shaking, trembling kind word 7 -, 8 %ot pumplemose fruit, or to overturn, to shake. RoFweW8 overturned, haddock shaken. iy T sakta, adj tached, joined, in con- 8. NFRT, WFs0e T sakarma, sakar ~ tact with. 2. diligent, attentive, intent Iy maka, s. A sentence with an agent, an —t_a contact, union, junction, cohesion, 2. zeal 3 ) A object, and an active verb. = o) <0 gan ) By T, B o 'U,(\,E)D akti, sakuti 8 active verb i Power, energy. I sakala, s. Theagaregate, whole. s, VB> saktu, s Flour, or rice or corn fri- THFEY FOOF every L 7. Al entire, whole ed and then gronnd =20, ~TY ~ affair TFY WID, B all the péople. S. (\fl?f sakthi, s The thigh, the calf of the 2o all t nn S. 1 . I £g D. RFU03y, m?@uSS(zéalatzc,s kaldati i s. D safuzz, s. A woman’s female friend s. Woollens in general TOToAS = T8 fattelo) RN - e o erentc our on or compani ion. T, BN g friend, as- 8 a woollen with ac 02 SOC JLP ~ ‘vfi friendship eac side 8F T 8 a Surat or fine wool len. L ASER:] e T2 R 8% 7 a whole piece of woollen. H., 220 sakhtu, adj Excessive, much, great ~N O [} excessive aunning, peremp- 0. VTFFO03, TEYo03:0%d sakaldya e ~ S0 J levptclorta] viclent anger. ory demand .S'a]LaZa?lfz rdshi, s. The whole produce fierce wrath. prior to partition between the government amitv, B8 and cultivator. 1Llivy, S. rxig Saflfej{l s. Friendship, 9y g timacy. ~ o Bk D 2D 23 to conty ¢t friendship. 8. WEo0dE sa-kdrya, s A good work s ) I Lo Je A P«S), o~ N 2835 8¢ 24 2 atu, saguiu, s. T. B. \F200F | one’s own work, deed, act or 5] affair. TER B sakita, s. '11 he whole. y41 . aver- Sy T. B. 15 Tull I ps; & A BRB) to o 1\/(3 (\)gu—\), 33 sakuna, sakina, age, mean propo e and b oreat a 1 J. [8#o3] s. An omen or sign. as thir \“' s come, good mall together TR T3 ) to average. . (\%Ju .sa/’culja, s. A kinsman, one of =2 o3 0 ‘232)({ XD W 1% to sa what is the the same family name and common origin. = DL =0 Q3. b3 [N b 2 2 Jo &, 3 R R average pr ice. Q(fl 51 S. m%fb_)a sakrittu, adv. Once, a time, a for what will you give the w n u_t]\:_ ole, one with turn. 2. with together with. 3 always another ? Slight oentle. By 7 @3 a slicht or ad) QAL sagand, s. An anapest gentle move,. 22,8}, 0% a slight recollection. 2 N/\Q’% sagam, [#3,%]s. Cow-dung. ¢. & sake, [3#] s. Heat it 9 g - L ate] [aV] o3 sures o2 TF A L0 NG S. TATY sagara, s. An ancient king of J\J»Jv 3 a prime minister. W e fory ] Ayddhya 2. a potter. a spiritual guide 3 T. T sagdna, 8. TADI sagaha- 0. Re3 &3 kvl (IS ?f/ & sacluiti, adj. Straight-forward, na, adj. Reserved distant honest, upright § e 8 keeping one’s 2. free, easy, unimpeded own counsels. RS ET reservedness. - fisclf L 3. true, faithful, right ~T J\»Q BSARPEAYY w ord 0 T, 8. VAPE, TR e 1 sa-garbha, sa-gar to be depended on, an assurance, promlse. 202 283 ~ATSRES R TUT an unimpeded work, a work Jarto f bhya, s. A brother by the same parents. wll o which goes on easily, a right work o (U W S. mT‘)J’a03 sa-gotra, s. A distant kins- i ahm man s. Weeor)3 sachéla-sndna, s. Bath- 2. a kinsman of the same family name, £9 [ ing with all one clothes on, especially after 1B w Or one sprun from a common ancestor 5 one Som ceremonial defilement has been con- In connected by funeral oblations of blood and ~(9 water. tracted 1B, 063 1 S T. B. QR $AGGQ, [7nF d s. Heaven, paradise. 2550300 sachid-dnanda, s. Bram- olnes, § ~ 4\ Tocy, XA RTTeD Indra, '"fi ;303 the tree ha, the eternal source of wisdom and happi- lay of paradise. *?i @B the cow of paradise ness s won 9 =R %T, 7:7‘. 3pY, 7R TwT, B8 ITWw the river 8. TWeod S[{jat?, s. The son of a man and dule (3 of heaven =z woman of the same caste Y N &3 Indra’s pleasure garden gratis, =7 QU the gate of heaven 2. a subterrane- 8. o8003 sa-jdtlya, adj Descended st G ous cave under the idol in the temple of 2¢!- from parents of the same tribe or caste 2 kdte o for ot ; of the same tribe or species. E] 0 mon- s s c. TA gf saggala, s. An arrow. s g1 el ti hi g, . NA-@‘)SCZJJQZB, [=%,¢] s The skin, H. 000 Sajavalz, s. Restraint placed (. r,m‘, 2. a skin bottle or flask. on a person to prevent his escape or to en- IO I Satty force the payment of a demand B (\)7\/\ saggiga, [%nr] and @n affix. Tadle @ to place under arrest. s. A de,m god, an immortal, an inhabitant of heaven. - ~ S. oVCo ady. A rmed accoutred. 2. A C, TN RTREEY, IA Roves, Indra sajja, S Ry, B 319 t0 be- Artwc Jupiter, the teacher of the demi- prepared, got ready Ja IAR ? FE to accoutre. 2. to gods N NS ©wB the celestial Ganges. come ready, &c. Dageg 78 the etherial way SN R0 TwY fire, per- make ready. Paien sonified as the cook of the demi-gods. s. (\.w 03 sajjana, adj Of good family. lityd . To be diminished well “horn, 2. respectable, reputable. 3. Py C. V72 saggu, v good, virtuous. VT %2, IS0 he is a respec- o weakened, abated, loosened, relaxed, brought table man. O T 3 she is of good family Wom under 2,0 %N 3 the fever is subdued. %3 oy NG =7 3 the load is lightened z 3B to walk T. B. Ry dm sajjarasa, |zxror]s, Re- humbly, behave modestly. S S»8RIS sin in <renexal 0, \Y 79 #8g he does not mind what I say. Swees (f . TP R sajjige, [ wel®] 5. Rolong or W, TN T @end the beam is as though it were N’b ] 81 w heatcn grits, to make 7olong. oo a httle sunk 1in. ®g 7,7 coarse ’I‘OZO}ZJ o LN rice grits, slag S. m‘? [ T sagdhi,sajagdhi, s. Eat- &, a sweetmeat Rer® B2 R \\'heaten orits. % ing towethex 5] a9 &, a sweetmeat TOFT a rolong 0nt 8. NexueesTsachardehara, s. Theworld sweetmeat L3, all things animate ar inanimate S. m?‘“f TP R S R sajjuka, sajjuga, My r T, B. N2> sachi, [ ] s. Indra wife. 2. A 3ounfr bud or germ. fo, friendship, alliance T. B. N&PX TR sapyurasa, |3=ro3]s. Re- (R . Ne33 sachiva, s. A minister counsellor sin in general W a friend, companion, associate QWF AW T. B. v = (vv] A Dbed, couch sajje, [3y] Iy fa & a minister to, or associate in, one’s plea- I 9 -l 2 6 - &3 % [#) A.C. BB sajje, [32]s. An upper room or e33R S %2 o3k g T have no respect for 3] ° story -, a dormitory 3. the grain termed him ~ > \ @53 to respect, honour, heed [0t holeus spicatus 4. the linga box care about make account of. FUTICH TE | S. NC 8aid, s. A horse & mane 2 an asce- @ to pay attention to business. ti¢’s clotted hair. T. B. 602 sapabu, [3:]s em oS DI €. REOBY suldhu, [§3%5] 5. The eighth 3 the fibres of hemp. ' 00 £9 4 W part of a seer Thempen strin ORI BN 3 hempen rope . RELTF satuka, s. Aladle made of cocon- T. B. RS sani [83] s. Saturn nut shell or wood C. N{R sanna, adj Small, little, younger. T. B. TE3 safe, [=3]s. An ascetic’s matted 2. fine, delicate. 3. thin, narrow. R BRI 1 hair. a fine point = n.c @2 fine dew. T BTRF zea. ™3 fine T. B. RE3 sate, [%%] s. Falsehood. 2. wick- a very small ealthcn vessel [y edness, villainy. 28R, =8m™T g liar 2. % plaster Ry, wmodon, Fea 3 alittle boy, a youth. ,.){T—) a5} villain. RBETE falsehood. BII INED & T BN, Jea S"’J, m %o a little gnl Bt et his words are all false. ~Cioy & 2u3 g frau- a little thmg. mfi, TN finely, min- | ul dulent affair, roguery, villainy TETETA utely %5:93 you spoke falsely. 37 I8 for nothing 8. XS, V3> sat sattu, in comp, only, gratis TV TR Y IBR FUTIT,T0w I True, ood, virtuous, excellent, best, right, proper Ty ohF, TG a good or virtuous @54k how much work shall I do for you for nothing P :SeSwr YHTEA SRR RS action, an excellent deed %83 a good road 100 this is as though you were working for no- morality. %33 a true story. ©33 afiction. thing. =23, 3 honour, politeness, respect, worship. o c. NEH &5, R RE R sattu, w%W InE, ¥ O to honour, show respect, il %&)o% funeral or obsequial ceremonies. 2. M sattuga, satlu-golu, [z345]s. A spoon, ladle P3N EAR Kot any purificatory ceremony 3. doing good she raised the ladle hand charity, virtue, &c. 4. worship, homage. 5 [} A. 0. RBAT, RBAST sadagara, sada- espectful salutation, welcome, courtesy ¢ garane, s. Joy, pleasure. 2. decoration. 3 8 doing good, acting properly, virtue, moral- fo pageantry, pomp, grandeur, display. 4. im- ity ‘”3)3“%’ a branch of logic in which two pahence, eagerness. FYTY JB1S noise, page- reasons connected with a proposition appear antry Fowo E')CJ% B3 enough of your dis- equally strong, but one of which is false. =% D) ) fy play. ¥ ZERTo 2Py excessive joy having g, an excellent son. 3, ) ~e CQ et abounded NOARAEE the decorated s. 88, VST sata, satata, [»33] adj women no=v to decorate. 2. to be joyful Firm, stable, permanent. 2. certain. 3. per *BRID with pleasure petual, eternal adv. Continually, eternally, C. R, Rzows, Ry sedilu, sadulu, REFAT it may be permanent sadlu, v. n. Tobecome slack, loose, untied, . &8 satz, s. A virtuous woman. 2. a wo- loosened &2 IpB, T2OD, B2 W, T2 to man in general Pédrvati slacken, loosen, to take off as clothes woss SR ST o SCLtL)lJACl, s. Pease. ¥ Jongo Zag, Liaving loosened the things Z ; i on the body § TE, T3 T)?Sc satirtha, sattr thya, s. A fellow student, the student of B, (\,k5 T saddaka, [%2 %] s. The relation the same spiritual preceptor in whmh he hushands of two sisters stand to each other. G. (\)3 satta, [=3] s Seven, in cards. -9 S. @ sadde, s A sowing machine, used S. 353 sattama, adj, Best, excellent 2. most virtuous. w1th the hand, having only one aperture. I T. B. WG sadde, D%ls. A% ecem, regard, T. B. R saliave, [#3] . The seventh ) respect, care for, hon ar, “, tt ntion, heed lunar day. £ ) = 3 T | o) M T.B. X3 satti, [2% ¥.]s. Power. 2. female 10138 8 (\)ugd satwara, adv. Quickly, speedily, energy hastily ' 8. b 3 3 B. T8 R sattige,| g & il 5. An umbrella, S. TBS sadana, s. A house. 2. water. § o parasol a. RO sadamada, aay. Mixed 2. ol 3, > 2 sattu, sattuva, TCEHT IR@ Lo mix. 2. onfused. killed ma 14 B VR [%3] s. ssence, juice. 2. effect 3. power. to put into disorder 3. to kill Wi 4. force, strength, capability. S. F AT adj. Eminent time sadamala, . m:é satte - [\ Al > s. Ease, freedom, liberty of much. & © 3% eminent devotedness. CC&S mo A. C du XT3 sadayu, Sece %o . TS 3/ satpaira, s, Worthiness A C. T sadara, s. Disrespect a<{] B 0 . o =9 satya, adj. True. L sincere, hon- Easy ITT Fnd to shew disrespect est, speaking the truth. S. ruth. 2..an prog H. ¥03%, TTD NOTT sadarahi, oal ll. 3. the golden age. 4. demonstrated 8 & Ve o = ~E - = @ 2 0 sadart, Srz(]maim, m] Above, afore- conclusion. @ N08, *Yanupri ‘ =] 1t, |1 1n01n- fror side, afoxe mentioned. .)C/J) the above est, or sincere man 29 S O "‘5; f,NL(‘S T - ~ account T35 W3RTD arranged and not ar- )ch adhering to or observing the truth. X 3 c Q - 9 =18 SRR T ranged, as accounts, ¥&3%g S0 g the afore- T "\, sincere pr omise or VOw. 8 aid man. the ‘1;)/)&(3 of Bramha. 83338 commerce, hy o trade, traffic 3 Vyésa’s mother. N C. VBTB> sadaru, s. Athrone. 2. thecourt B ¢ Q_): =3, =0 c’\ w8 ‘7 (an. = e ~ gy IBII one wl]o of a prince. %4 5 i = 2 ~E oJ = 2 a true speaks truth 25 TTY, S th 8. ROR % sadassu, s. An assembly, meet- Py ey word g c:)wfiéf) a i cere oath. p{fifiufi mg. Ner) [SISRNS ) a great assembly TR a, fn @ to speak truly V3 ¥, 3, 8053 ) ) S >N3,,S spectator, any person present at an assem- 5§ ®3 the ratification of a argain = =13 %) bly 2. an assistant or by-stander at a sac- b father. R i]a“l)”lnldl’d rifice, one whose business it is to notice and T S. 2 satra, s. A choultry or halting place correct mistak [ fm strangers. 9 Sfu‘rmce, blation. [ a 8 S. v@O® sada, adv. Always, at all times, house. =3 k) ~ L. 3 °%)a halting place eternal, perpetual e rlasting. @ T ) G where travellers are supphed with food as for ever, in perpetuity oo 1@ the wind, 2 well as shelter gratis; an alms-house. TAF the sun 4. the su- 8. final happines ~J a court-house. preme spirit %oe BF Shiva, as always propi- i S. Q satwa, s. Life, vitality, the princi- tious. TTe83 eternal b, ple of benm 2. essence, substance. 3. vi- 8. "ooeFessad-dehdra, s. Good conduct C. gour, power, strength 4. self-possess ion or regular observance of all duti . 8 command 5. mind intellect 6. nature, 7. ananimal . RO, B sadi, sade, v. a. To strike, natural property, disposition. beat, kill 5 a being. 8. one of the m™&n%h or properties of man and nature ; the quality of excellence BTy, WByB, RO, sadyiklu, or goodness: that which enlightens, consti- 8, sadrisha, sadriksha, adj. Like, similar tutes knowledge, and is the cause of truth resembling C. and the predominance of which renders the . 8, RBeD sadésha adj. Near, proximate. person, in whom 1t resides, virtuous gentle, S . g sad-gati, s. Heaven, final bless- devout, charitable chaste, honest, &c. and edness the thing pure, mild, &e. 9. substance, thing, 8. WO sad-guna, s. An excellent na- i\ either elementary substance, as earth, air, fire, ture or disposition &c. or any thing of which some property may %] (8] =L be predicated BIINNR T MQS noes 8¢5 o < @ he T. B. ™00 saddu, s. Sound, noise. ~ d is now improved in morals. By &S impo- &2 the noise ceased VIIT IT ¢ 8Y the i S -i tent, weak not even the sound of him thele. j (o) 028 - _— - o ~ a % AT £k woBF he came at night after the QPU’ |l‘x '&’53; sapatna, s. Anadversary, enemy. noise had subsided S. 8@ sa-patn, s, A fellow wife, Waler e sadma, s. A house, dwelling. S. W03 saparye, s. Worship, rever . RT03 sadyaka, T.B. Viyoo sadhyd, ence. ixed, 7 adv, Instantly, momentarily, at the moment )1 o c. o8 sapati, adj. Equal, like. in an instant X%, for the present ~(—®0 Yo Nfi“Of)DSap(tZ, adj. Even, smooth, level ¥ the immediate reward. © present time. wTwsR Fy® ghee just fried. 8. Vo sapinda, s. A kinsman, especial- 8. m({g}é sad—@ntta, o Coxrect or ly one connected by the offering of the fun- duct. eral cake to either or all of the manes of the . V3B 3597 sanathumdra, s. Oneof father, grandfather, and great grandfather, the four sons of Bramha, and eldest of the and their wives respectively as sprung from progenitors of mankind them in directly collateral lines ; the relation- //n/ 8. WIS sandtana, adj. Ancient, old ship stops with every fourth person, as the from eternity. 2. eternal, perpetual, conti- fifth cannot perform the offering of a cake to nual 3. firm, fixed, permanent. s. Bramha. the father even of the deceased Vishnu. 3. Shiva. S. 208 Sul]?ttl, s. Drinking together e I VI°Q sandtha, s . S. NV T A woman whose AR, sapta, saptaka, s, husband is living. Seven. &% a ceremony performed on the (0l 27 the constella- 8. W@b&? sandbhi, s. A kinsman, one of twelfth day after death the same family name a relation as far as tion wrsa major, the seven stars of which are (4 the seventh degree, and qualified to offer the the seven great saints, wviz. F00ge3, ©8), o 54 funeral cake p] 9 AT, oy ~ O - a uterine brother WYY, 85 & U, 2%, and Fu3 &5 e 1 8. VI0T sandmaka, s. The morinea the seven islands ; wiz. =ow, TF, o3, F)o i B, BT, YD =3 N tree. adj. Of the same name. D, and = ,0. 303 the U seven seas ; viz VT2, QF, .-Jué f\)o\)‘r—N%, OY, T, B. mob sanz, [3®] s. Saturn S and Cw BT - < FUO the seven 8. NN sani, s. Service worship. 2. dona- BDITB) pmnal y mountains ; viz. Q)g.,\°5 RO tion , IR ToB, WI0ERS,F, RoYINTS, and Bk G. VT, VI R0 sanipa, saniha SoTwedd, ESESRSE ] 1 X% Sk the seven worlds, samya, 8. KRE sanida, adj. Proxi- S the seven parts of the body, or chyle, flesh mate, ne adeps, marrow, bone and semen, &c. o D RS saninu, s, A bayonet T the seven notes of the gamut vz, w8, 0, C. IR0 sanugu, s. A thin article n, &, &, 3, & which are severally termed 8. Q3 sanna, s. Drowning c. A little B3, 05, Mened, ForkF, VoI, 338, and ISEST e 2 = adj. Shrivelled. 2:",5%, £ oD ) TJo«B UWr Aélll god of fire. D;» 3,% the sun, having seven horses s. mé;é sannata, s, Approxal > consent to his car. acqumscence S. S . (\Jw@ Saptatl, adj. Seventy. m(fi);oo sanndha, See Zoms S. C . X33 sanne, s. A lever. -0 3 sapta- -dasha, adj. Seventeen, (SY 5 Seventeenth. S. NTTLS sanmdnd, s. Respect, honour, 7:;0 homage, politeness. )¢@~ Sel ) e-.u“\wv.) s. '&Jw BT supla-parna, s. The echites to respect, do homage to. sep/wlarzs S. (\)0) é/\c San 7/!(()J(l,s QOOdCOlldILC(, 8. VT 0 suptama, adj. Seventh 3 -0 morality the seventh day of the lunar fortnight efe 8. NIV sanydsa, S Asceticism a- %%, g feast on this day in the eleventh lu- PR 9 bandonment of worldly enjoyment ™ Bl nar month an ascetic. S. O @ saptale, s, The double jasmine. 929 0 W & - - o IS LSEVEN Q X9 R saptdnga, See under Sor. c. ?\)J%g)‘%_& sa&balelcz’, s. Sago. ond T 8. XD sapti, s. A horse. e '&’?&35 sabbava, s. Burlesque, buffoon- ~ Hlag C ° ery, satire. T 3n@d to burlesque. Xy, WDy sappa, sappe, adj. Insi- S ity pid, flat, unsavoury, tasteless. 2. dull, deject- % 37123 g buffoon, satirist. *%F@3a dancing B (o ed, spiritless. 28,8, 58,3 insipidly. 2. de- girl. 3 jectedly. Ty R 4R to be insipid. 2. to be c. wa@?\)f\’, ”&a&%fi sabbasige, sabba- EVED. 4 m dejected. ©I FHR 9IS he is dejected. shige, s. A tree so called. Jne, OIT BT TX N w33 his business has miscarried. C. 58?)))@) sabbala, s. Harmony or concord tem B3I S0 T8, YIS TRS his in music. 2. an iron stake used for impal- sha face intimates dejection. ®F,032J%, medicine ing, &c. given for jaundice. 2. medicine requiring mp persons to abstain from salt and acids when T. B. ?\’Jeo?ébg\% sabbdnpi, [s7et] 5. Parvati. DSt taking it. %8, 85 diet without salt, acids, 0. Tay sabbu, s. Soap. ®ep T g soap talk and any thing heating. *&¢ 37 Ragh, Tde maker. Ta 83 to observe such regimen. 8. Ty 2500 sa-brakmachdri, s. A ol = fellow student, one engaged in the same i o] '&J\%)ZB sappadi, adj. Vapid, fla, taste- less, 2. lying flat, as a flag stone. TRB g studies with one’s self. Se1 e %9 to grow vapid or flat. S. ?\'52,3?)85(5 8([1)]2(6:/’-’”2-(1, s. Courtesy, po- liteness, civility, in receiving or taking leave § L c. BNY, Wy, TG sappala, sap- of a friend. oy ]M,li, 80}929&!16, s. Any sound, hum, din, noise. 2. the noise of the feet in walking § T s, RVepod8 sabhdjita, adj. Worshipped, fast or of a horse in running. B¥3 IX,¢ the honoured, treated courteously. TR to o din of an army. = ®,¥5°03 there 18 a noise. shew civilities. A G T, 90 B 2313 do not make a noise. -~ S -'Jv§ sabhe, s. A convocation, assembly, h S. T o ) v, TS sa-phala, sa-phala, s 2. a house. 3. a royal court; an meeting. O Success, prosperity, reward. TR to be- 23 I assembly of wise and learned men. come successful. % to constitute an assembly. T FTRR an H. UeB2 saphédu, s. White lead. assembly to meet. 3 TebkI to convene a meeting., 3 BO@® an assembly to disperse. T. B. T2 saba, |35] s. A corpse. G ] ~ ZpsF 28 a meeting for auspicious purposes. H. T2 sababu, s. Cause, reason. &3 (| 9. a court in which any cause is heard and 232 another reason. B 1 TwW0 tried. ©v8,8 B¢ a superior court, or court of 0. [T sabara, s A pack-saddle. appeal. 9Z331% an assembly of learned men. 3023 g saddle-pad, put under the pack-saddle. gahr 343, 333 33 a kind of self-constituted C. TR sabaldgu, v.n. To become court, met to settle any dispute between con- with young, as a mare only. ~ C, tending parties. o B g royal court. c. TaY, Ty, V2 sabala, sabala, 250 902w betel, &c., served out at a public =ed Fox hashfulness in company. 8, sabali, s. Akind of javelin, spear, or beard- meeting, ed dart. .21 ~N 2. a sledge hammer. Zered3 3, FyeRs, TYF one of a company. ¢7® T8 the president of an assembly. 3?0 8, A. 0. B¢ sabala, adj. Potent, mighty, Borecned powerful. Tw¥ &3 Hed the powerful sun. Bv the place of public meetinw 33 a meeting of five persons to settle a mat- I, Xw¥ FXT, womd a potent king, FwY 3)3<3) the mighty Shiva. Zwy Roeges a pagoda or ter by arbitration. temple. 8. Vo3 sabhya, adj. Tit or suitable for 6. 29T SCZZ)(Z]‘(Z, adj. Much, great. an assembly, or relating to one. 2. honest; upright, faithful, confidential. OFdeg, 7 T. B. X&)\ sabbu, [337] 5. Shiva. 2. [73r] 8 kS & & he is a very trust-worthy or upright man. all, whole, universal. %%, S.on¥ Parvati. o= 3 & ~0 Q D) insincere, dishonest. ? Sond wen Shanmukha, %% 73 omni- - 8. TR sam, A particle and prefix corres- present. 930 o ~ oP) st ponding with con, co, com, and implying, 5. W8T, WNQT samativikia, ufoone Union, junction, (with, together). 2. assem- samadhika, adj. Much, exceeding. e, ¥ blage, collection. 3. beauty, perfection. 4 ALy (0} -&Jfibb?\‘b samanisit, v. n. & caus. To intensity. be obtained, acquired, gained, reached. 2. to 8. W sama, adj. Like, similar. 2. same, 1hl- prepare, provide, &c. even, equal. 3. uniform, equable, invariable. 8. DI samanwayd, s. Order of 4. right, proper, just. TS BS g proper va- words in a sentence. 2. regularity, concor- il lue. 2.a similar price. %3 B3 an equable dance in music. ik temper. I T, TI &5eR, TS P equal shares. S. '&’daifi 38 samanwita, adj. Possessed ©T uneven, unequal. 2. unjust, of, enddw ed with, affected with, full of. If 1l improper. ©TD Fedy an inapt similitude, BTF0 ToeRmF irrelevant s. W0 w3 samabhikdra, s. Repeti- unsuitable proof. s T tion, reiteration. 2. surplus, excess. talk, =08, T equality, proportion. Twwg similar as to source or origin. T 3¢5, 8. V3oa90m93 samabhivydhdra, s The context or the connection between words., ®HEy) the imaginary line at the equator. AL T Ind to equalize, level. B B3 gimilar S. '('\)JSSJFSJQ‘?j samaméla, s. A kind of sentiments, cordiality. ¥ %w even ground. double drum. }d T B8 g mode of sexual embrace, d e 8. W0 samayda, s, Time, opportunity, 8. TWR0WT “samanjasa, adj. Accurate, 2. correct. season, fit or proper time for any thing. 2. proper, fit, right. 4 leisure, 3. oath. 4. a confederation, engage- 8. W308 samanta, s. Limit, end, boun- ment. fo dary, enclosure. TIEBD SR FworTY, BHICITD éb‘dg;;:;\:do, FFHoohd B)8g® to be watching, waiting, A. C. V08> samantu, ady. Thus, in looking for an opportunity. BRB5e B to that manner, so, in such manner. let slip an opportunity. THoB B Begna I C. TNTEL sama-kattu, o, n. To be an opportunity to be lost. TIWD WoT IR proportionate, suit, fit. v. a. To prepare, to appoint or fix a time. VRRoT B a’eofla#% L4 get ready. T TN WD {0 come ready or S that may do on some occasion. TS prepared. T wee0d In% to help in time of need, to TRO30B = ) 0. 3T B> sama-kildu, . n. To suc- help opportunely. By a friend ceed. 2. to agree, correspond with, in need, an opportune friend. TRNET J5By DR ToT 8. WRoN, WIoR samayi, samage, plu, a word suited to the occasion. el 2, 3 (:) TRLSD, THR T 5, Persons wearing a €3 a time of difficulty. trident sectarian mark and acting among Shu- 0. R03T 0T, W00 e R sama- dras, on some occasions, as officiating priests. ya-kidu, samaya-higu, » n. To rise C. BDORRYX sama-golisu, v, a. To en masse, as the inhabitants of a town from recollect ; to get in readiness, some public grievance. 8. '&1537\_’] Samagra, adj. All, entire, whole, €. TWR0350003> samayardya, s, The full, complete. priest or bishop of the people called Tezdb. 8. T samaja, s. A multitude, compa- TFT5FeT, THIT %*’i)j his office. ny, herd. . B0 samayisu, v, a. To kil H. T53089008), R3:5900 samajd- yisi, samaddyisi, s. Peace, satisfaction. C. D000, TWIBoRweR> samayu, FF0LIWT, TIT2AAI to Cahn’ Comforf,’ ap- samadu-hdgu, [355] v, n. To decrease, pease, quiet, satisfy, pacify., diminish, wear away. 8. VT samara, s. Conflict, war, battle, 8. "(\deaéq samagnye, s. Reputation, fame, renown. : S e fi;fio?fi? samartha, adj. Strong, power- ful. 2. able, adequate to, capable. 3. con- 5 '553’538 samajye, s. An assembly, meeting. nected in sense. TG an able or powerful (2] == s X3 FNAD) .{ §, W woman, IDTFE, TDTFE, FeDTF strength, 8. TRIDAT samdgama, s, Union, junc- pletin power, prowess. 2. ability, capability. tion. 2. coming, arriving. Y08 8. R3oQe 3 samarthana, s, Deliberation, 8. WR502Fe3 samdchdra, s Tidings, bl 5, T3 deciding on the propriety or impropriety of intelligence, news, information. 2. a message. any thing. 2. perseverance in an arduous 3 an occurrence. Efie:;zm TIwed what fon, wd undertaking, attempting difficulties or im- news there ? W TFLRT gn answer to a Vs possibilities. 3. reconciling differences, allay- letter. ment ing a dispute. 4. objecting, objection. Fp ) formy 8. TRl sama’ja, s. A multitude, assem- BFE to overcome any difficulty, to succeed. tem bly. 8 (o S, WIDET sumarpaka, s. Acquiescence, 8. W3y o3 samddhdna, s. Peace, tmfi- approval, consent. VI TITFTTeN V(LD quillity. 2. conciliation, consent, agreement. Jon - o L &g he does not say willingly. 3. reconciling differences. Jdgj [SESNDISE) [Ty f, (o S. fifio;fi&-?@s samarpane, s. An offering. anger to be appeased. RRY ISRT SEriah ¢ffec TRDFR to offer. TS offered, a quarrel to become adjusted. %U > b3 So0Q i o7y g fever to become subdued. 33 ARISNEIE ] o S. sttt sama—varti, s. Yama, the impartial one, S98> to reconcile, console, comfort, appease. § o 8. T35003> samavdya, s. Multitude, S. N30y sumddhi, s. A grave, tomb. 2. a8 assemblage, collection, aggregate, quantity deep meditation, restraining the senses and th confining the mind to contemplation on the 2. one of the categories of logic, relatio. (0 true nature of spirit, &c. 3. areligious vow, §, f S. T\'j&J)JEgQ@, samavéta, adj. Mixed, mingled, obligation. 4 silence, 5 reconciling dif- blended. 2. collected, assembled. ah ferences. 6. perseverance i a difficult un- il 8. "(\'));’3323\ samashlti, adj. Assembled, col- dertaking. lected. Y 9 8. V3393 samdna, adj. Like, similar. 2 | C. TV o R samasisu, v, a To abrade, equal. 3. one, uniform, same. s. One of the b make wear away. vital airs, that which is considered essential 8. NRoR0Y samasupti, s. The end of a to digestion. fifi&bfig an equal person, TI» 8 Kalpa, and destruction of the universe. S 228 one of a similar caste. TIRT FW gne time. S. Xafia"fio samasta, adj. All, whole, entire, TIRT TSI, IINT F09F horn at one time. complete. 2. compound, compounded. i zan) BIRIRRBT, TIIWITONF g uterine brother. 5,3 every body. =0T Y all things, the FIRT Fe¥ to compare. (. whole. S. AIsIR0G samdna-skandha, Te. qual shouldered] adj. Equal, on a par with. §, 8. "(\')’53?329 samasiye, s. Part of a stanza S. WBIWTT, proposed by one person, to be completed by TSI, samdpana, another, as a trial of skill. 73350:23 FRB to Sd?fl(fpfi, s. Completion, end, completing, o ~ FT give such a stanza. FT0F; FOD to fill it up. finishing. 2 killing, destroying. P AREARS T o8 8. WF, VSogSo samaksha, sama- finished, completed, concluded. o 2 3 kshama, FIRT,T370 to become completed. T3 R I adv. Before, in presence or in sight of, s. Presence, sight. @, BInT2, IRB to complete, finish. 8. VRIS samdrddhane, s, Wor- 8. VD5OTVNE samdharshi, s. Fragrance. ship, reverence. 2. an entertainment or S, ?dfi:@?_yoé’ samdkrdnta, adj. Perva- public feast to brahmans. BRIT IBRTES ded, spread. 2. overcome, surpassed. ) D § the worship of gods. 59)%, ¢ Tz oS wor- S. ?\jdfifi 8@77265751:’2?/8, & Fgune. 2 shipping brahmans by making them a public oA - confederation, convention. feast. FIR0ee8 worshipped. T3 J?»ue,\.l. p<b] S. ?i)’fii@fig Safl'za’gatd, adj. Arrived, ap- to worship. proached. 2. met, encountered, 3. united, 8. RWDs5ewoy samdlambha, s. Smearing Jjoined. the body with coloured perfumes. 932 P i PO P) 39 ), Juige 8. WR5onSe S samdvartane, 5. Com- 8. VD523, TDI0 T eosamira, samirand, ) pleting, fulfilling. & 8 TINISFI fqlfilhng s. Wind, air. a Yow. iling S. W30 samukha, s. Presence, proximi- WG 8. W3599)03> sam-dshraya, s, Protec- ty aIRTY near to, before, in the presence what tion, refuge. "33 protected. of. FIN2TID persons present. TIVDT D ria 2408 Jearned persons in one’s immediate 8. WI59W sSamdsa, s. Contraction, abridg- ment. presence, or kept about one. 2. in gram. composition of words, $561e formation of compound terms. ESESAppaI-Terc] the s. 20258 samuchita, adj. Right, pro- termination of a compound term. per, t, suitable. S, DD5ONT samdsakia, adj. Reached, 8. Wdes 03> samuchchaya, s. Collec- joined, attained, affected by. tion, asaejl.nblage, either in thought or fact. 8. WS008 samdsddita, adj. Done, 2. conjunction of words or sentences, the pow- effected, attained, obtained, accomplished. er of the particle and, or also. 8. ®hoesd 00T samuchchdyaka, s. 8. WB5ewO o samdharana, s, Uniting, il combining, collecting, composition. The conjt{fiétion of words, Iy B TT a conjunction. 8. VRPEOT samdhdra, s. Collection, assemblage, aggregation, either in fact or 8. T0ey39)030 samuchhrdya, s, Height, d thought. 2. contraction, abridgment. 8. the elevation. 2. prosperity. TINE)ED T g p composition of words. time of exaltation or prosperity. ¥=w¢)3 high, 8. 23008 samdhita, adj. Promised. 2. elevated, exalted. absorbed in meditation. 3. concluded, de- s. KQSJJ&O&B‘ samyjjhita, ady. Left, quit- monstrated, following from what has been ted, resignéd, abandoned. said, 4. reconciled. 5. placed. 6. purified. 8. VBT0, WBwG0d samudaya, 7. finished. 8. assembled. samuddya, s. Assemblage, heap, multi- 8. NIRRT samdhrita, adj. Accepted, tude, number, quantity. received, taken. 2. collected, combined. 8. Wa3wmwesos samuddehdra, s, Inten- S. ?\jfisa?séogofio samdhwaya, s. Calling > tion, purpose, design, motive. out 2. a name, appellation. (3] a match, main, contest of fighting cocks, &e. S. _'(\-JJ'RJJJJZ;\ samudga, s. A casket, covered box . RBIOYR> samdlisu, v. a. To control, manage, rule. 2. to appease, pacify. S. "&35336(53 3 samuddhata, adj. Rude,ill- mmmere‘d, mishehaved. 8. RN8 samiti, s An assembly, multitude. 2. war, battle, combat. S. R?sfiaoddm samuddharana, s. Draw- ¥ ing or raising up. 2. vomiting. 3. eradica- s. "&3339’_%, TR samittu, samidhe, ting. s. Short sticks of particular trees used in burnt sacrifice. 2. war, battle, combat. 8. BT samudra, s. The sea, ocean. C. [ B QIUDA) . 8. VDo samitha, s. Assemblage, agare- TR030 samiyu, See gate in general, heap, number, multitude, 8. ADIRT T samikrita, adj. Equalized, quantity. made even or equal. 2. imitated, done in like manner. 3. added, summed up. 8. “&da@'fi% samriddhi, s. Prosperity, suc- 5. TRsLTeSd sumichina, adj. True, fit, cess. 2. i‘ncrease, thriving. proper, right. . T same, s. A lamp stand. C. 8. WRIBD samz’pa, s. Neighbourhood, prox- e same, v, n. To be abraded, chafed, imity. adj. Near, contiguous, proximate. ¥ worn away. 2. to succeed, be successful in Dyw N o) - . R, et NN business. B WY D BB that bracelet 9 close by, near to, BV pSPAND) to approach, approximate, draw near, is worn away. eI FuFe mmmc’)cczj TITBN o) . S3¢ does he waste away with work ? < TIEF 2 neighbour. C0 3 o} ESES M 3 . TR0e3 saméta, adj. Accompanied by c. VOA saraga, s. A ceremony performed ple Q. associated with, possessing by farmers prior to the commencement of al harvest T.B mzfiaé samma, [E37] s, Skin. IiCe : C. Nai%&Sfi sammatige, s. A sledge ham- 0. VTAY saragy, s. Velocity swiftness, Low, mer, speed H v . TR20BD . &3 samyakku, adv. Properly, saraghe, s. A bee, as that which - ~ stings sup) fitly, in the right manner 2. all, wholly furmi %8 a very learned man. " . VT3 & sarachashme, s, An officer (0 T 8 m&’)@é&v , Ne339)%3 samrdttu, sam- over armed peons. quie r4ja, s. A paramount sovereign, one who . 08 sarata, s. A chamelion, lizard A G rules over other princes, and has performed guana fam the T®Zwwd sacrifice. o - o 5. W3 sarant, s. Path, way, road B O/ T. B. WO, WO3C saya, sayam, |35l method, mode. otV s. Self, identity. adj Own BONTA BT T.B. WO sarany, [35e] s. Refuge, a- = he wrote it of himself. TPTA IRRBIV he 8, did it of himself. ylum, &c 2. espectful salutation with Ver closed hands. G. oD 8ai, adj. Richt proper, well, a0 § o 2B he said, well done. . VT8 saratni, s. A short cubit, from id the elbow to the extremity of the closed fist T. B. WOXDTD saisu, [3w v. n. To suffer 6.F endure, bear. 2. to forgive, pardon. 3. to d A 5 -'J'dg\) sarattu, [fidé’uj s. Autumn. €l agree with. H. TG0, VBT saraddr, saraddra, sl H. QO sar, adj. Head, chief, principal. psts) s. A person of superior rank. The term is [Ug Fow e3¢0 the office of the principal native generally applied by the natives to all Euro- lie collector. pean gentlemen. 0 . T sara, s. Alake pond, pool. 2. astring C. TIBD sarad: s. A time, turn, rotation. 0 of beads or pearls, a wreath H. 0D saradi, s. A cold in the head, &c § s. An arrow. T.B. VT sara, [3 2. water. e 013 (\)55383\?;3 saradu bzlu, ». n, Torun 3. [%3] the voice, a noise or sound over, as corn In measuring, &c C. RT sara, s. A rafter 4 Cc. VB8, WIRTD, TIDY sarapant, T. B Nrfiofl@gma sarangolisu, v. a. To sarapane, sarapali, s. A chain of any § string, as beads, flowers, &c. metal 2. a necklace FooBog BTIE3 g coil- H. VT0eD20 saranjdmu, s. Furniture, T ed chain bracelet of silver, &c worn by goods, tools, implements TToeBN I to children SRR E? & g 00ld chain bracelet furnish. T3RR TTR3 g silver hain fastened to the H. X0F90 saralcar, s. Government 2 a FBSg Fod TOTE3 a chain with o} linga box grand division of a country TFeT [SrvIen} Go- BB links in the form of Bengal gram vernment officers. TTFHTT Fe5k0 any public ox¢3 g necklace of flab old plates linked government office. ®TFTT mea the public together Fowsd gxe3 g mecklace of gold money pipes. 23002 3 a tumbler’s chain. , ) a C. XTB saraku, s A chasm, gap. 2. any kind of necklace. ®& R FT=ed a graven chain. article, commodity, or goods 3. esteem, re- A table of ard, or care for. e saramaggi, S. BTF IR to make account of, care about, show recard for weights, measures, money, &c- H. ¥0S00eP, TOHTE® saravardji, 0. TOF003%Ys> sarakondu-bilu, [=0] sar apfiamju, s. The kindness, attention v. n. To fall down, as corn from a heap, to un over, as anything in measuring =0 Fwo or regard shewn by a superior to an inferior. B Barrd, FOF W™ to slip aside, get out VTR BB to shew kindness, of the way, to slip out of the hand, &c. H. T3PS0y, W3 =00, mdwmosam- 9 (3] 4 . A ~N ) [O1M) oF 2L DRBRITD BITI rformed phewdru, saraphewdr, saraphewdnr, & J it is not easy to serve kings. Tox=8F, 103 P nexf of adv. Cheaply, at a moderate or low price. .o 8, ¥BIeE an engaging, jocose - e EYENE o 20:d g low or cheap adj. Cheap. woman ; a woman of elegant manners. price. TP W Ded ORW w3 to make the price fines, c. ITETI sarasarane, adv. Hastily, low. TTFTH ¥ to become chieap. with speed or velocity. which H. XB20T200s sarabardi, s, Furnishing T. B. WONS sarasati, See 3552. R3WTIRD supplies, preparation. IRB o -/ S. T Q) sarasi, s, An excellent, amiable, or furnish supplies, to prepare. ofher clever man. See with ST=). 0. XOT3 sarabarane, adv. Hastily, A. C. TTR> sarasu, s. Persecution, vexa- quickly, speedily. At tion, annoyance. A. 0. TR0 saramuri, s, Sound, noise, 8. TSR, T sarassu, sarasz',\ o A garrulity. > 9 tank, p(k)wnd, lake. ®Bwg®, I, BTN, kSl 3 R 8. TTX0 sarame, s, A bitch. 2. the wife T, TS Be®, BT the lotus, as grow- of Vibhishana. ) Qe ing in a pond. =0 the moon. FTHE W3 =9 li I i 8. VU0 sarayu, s. Wind, air. 2. ari- the sun. ®8& 3:3) Vishnu, ~ OA% 5‘:\@), oA ver so called. =33 a woman. 20N, TOhe B Bram- [l i s. N3 sarala, adj. Honest, sincere, can- ha Z3Eeved, ¥ohEeedd Lakshmi. TERR \ did, upright. 2. straight. ® a bank. 0. WORES, saravatie, s. A falsehood ; vain 8. ATX0 saraswati, s. Bramha's wife, empty talk. 2. a great mass or an immense the goadcss of speech and eloquence, the pa- store of any thing. adyj. Carelessly, hastily, troness of music and the arts, and the inven- or slovenly done, as work. FTIZ W to tress of the Sanscrit language. %T748 kT her lie, talk at random, jabber. STSER = SBT e~ to seat, at Shringeri, in Nuggur. VT TTZg8 put together indiscriminately and without N2y a7 @a3g %0 he is the very image of Saraswati, order. (Shis) m@oflag NM\é\j =T3%;, OB what - ] T0BIID (Very learned_) ©3II 2330’3\)03‘0@ =3 Ny stores he has by him ! %3, ¥ Saraswati, dances in his mouth, (he is c. [T, TN saravi, sarave, s, A band very eloquent.) 2. speech ; the faculty or its made of straw. 3. exercise. 2. hunting, the chase. 3. a river inthe province of Delhi. a herd, flock. > saraswattu, s. Theocean. 2. S. Kjd?\')'Q - S. T s4rasa, adj. Juicy, tasty, sapid. a maleofiver. 2. comprising the expression of the poetical C. ?dd%?/\'\ sara-hagga, s. A rope used in T30 or sentiments. 3. charming, agreeable, husbandry. elegant, 4. jocose, funny, merry. 5. easy. H. VIR sarahaddu, s, Boundary, limit, 6. proper. 7. quick. s. A joke, jest, fun, TTT By frontier. merriment, amusement. ¥ v, WCT Bw $° to be captivated or charmed. ¥Tu7, xTF S. ?\J)dfij sarala, ady. Straight, upright. 2. Pt sincere, honest. 73 g jocose, amusing, agreeable man. 3. easy, simple. *T¥ES, &3 T 3, I0JetE,, BTI FFy g jocose, agreea- 3 sincerity,uprightnesg rectitude, integrity. ble, or playful expression. TOH IR W3, A, C. -&Jd??\j) sara]isu, v. n. To speak dif- %05 23T Fwo2k3d do not jest, jest may pro- fusely. 2. to jump. duce strife. s SpRSRY TSR jocularity, T noB oRT TTZ C. "(\'J)dfob saralu, adj. Stout, large, fine, well- or jesting of brothers-in-law. looking. dalliance of husband and wife. [TT BRY A. €. VY, WA saralu, saral, s. An jocose play, jesting fun. XTI T3 T jocose Or pepsrarYal A arrow. TIFLOW to fix an arrow. amorous discourse. RIS a proper, amiable, or well-behaved man ; a man easy of c. -'NJ'd‘f? sarale, s. Thetones in vocal music, access. WSy TTFD Ind TRB to give at an the notes of the gamut. 2. a plant, tardus easy or reduced price, BRORY. WP TuagR7T® gingimanus. 935 =N i - ®TY =08 saralemme, s, near c. '56'@3333 A superior writing, accounts, &c. I83»A properly, right- ; buffalo which gives much milk. ly, correctly. 2. equally. 3. iu good order. C. WOOR sardga, adj. Easy, facile, conve- 4. completely, fully, perfectly. ©n B0 that v, ¢ nient. 2. fit, proper. 3. unimpeded, unob- is right. Bt ©nE, I @y this is nob {le i structed, free. 4. familiar, intimate with. equal to that, this does not correspond with il i Foenioen easily, freely, without difficulty, % that. =2 nnt3S8 adR %O the limit of et o o AF Zo3m S0 to make a road good. Ecr B 1) this village ends just here. DTN TOBERT T (. 0 % I8 goenmend this work is easy to me. R, 307 T woT TR as it suits you, as you The =2 - ~ 8] o9 R it is quite right. 30 998 o IR oo FeBE 9T do not give him liber- please. G f ties, do not make too free with him. &3 2wl O3 I discordant, not agreeing with. he o WYY b’c"dagrfiofiz‘#\m% ;finz’fiaama‘zfi%@& W ©, TOSRA kW@ the rice in their house Prox Joen=end it is very easy to approach and to is all gone. B0 U2,0d even or equal in age, it (] y speak to that gentleman. Toen INNF g di- of the same age. <© #®Ta week astrologically rect road. even, %0 ®% an equal, compeer. 2. a fel- acen = pateiai) D. Vo), VT o , RO sardvu, sa- Jow servant. B0 7R 3 son grown up. el 0y 7%y a daughter grown up. =0 %3% even and 7”6('19, sardbu, s. A money changer, bank- il odds. =N &% g game at odds and evens. er, shroff. AC =0 ®O Fw@ to retaliate, compensate, re- 0. TooB3sardrane, adv. Directly, straight- 1av venge. IO 202 g pubescent woman. 1y %0203 9% to put exactly or directly, i as a sword into its sheath. ToeTS Bwetm to go C. WOERo sarikisu, |=on=] v, a. Tomove C. s a little farther, to put out of the way. straight forward, as water in a channel, &ec. 0, c. WoF sarike, s. A road or path through 0. WO surdsari, adv. Equally, alike. fon a forest, shaded by trees, a wild beast’s path. adj. Right, proper. s. An average. Qo RW [ ~ 28 e,qvfi 0. TOARIRT sari-gunike, s. A loop or [ Xo:TOERN FB to give to all alike. =0 VS In@ to make the price equal, or alike. slip-noose. S 0. TOA sarige, s. A stout gold necklace th ®TPEO By to go right on. G, T C. i ‘UDQ sardla, [3oo%] adj. Free, casy. in the form of pipes. 2. a gold or silver lace. ar 2. proper. 3 clear. SR DRSCE, ToB I C. XOBoHZOR saritd-hdge, [303003 57 b Te¥Dg my throat is not clear enough to sing. adv. As seems good or right. 8. T3> sarittu, s A river in general. all c. XD sari, [=0] v. ». To slink off, slide or i1 é%é ny slip away. 2. to move a little farther. v. a. 3088, 0S8, WOTTH the sea. Bhishma. (. To ram, stuff, force in. C. WO sari, | 0] s. A valley. 2. rain. 3. ,T. B. ROXD sarisapa, |3%33] s. A ser- il a natural pond in a mountain. 4. paste. pent. 1 C. VO sari, adj. Equal,like. 2. just;right, c. T30 sarig/u, [=2] v.n. To glide i 2. to slip, as any- C. proper, fit. 3. even, not odd. adv. Express- or out, as a pencil, &c. ive of assent ; as, good ! very well ! it is right. thing through the hand. 8. to slink off slily %D WD to accord, coincide, suit, agree with. or clandestinely. 4. to slide, as a curtain. 2. to run N0 I@ to arrange, put in order. 2. to level, TOT Bk to slide or slip away. 20T FweR) make even. 3. to complete, end, finish. %0 over, as corn in measuring, &c. ] \ 2w to submit to, to shrink or retire back B Ik VB to make equal, arrange differences, make content or satisfied. in modesty. 283D RIS TTEO0T 6(’.’?,’%& e BOBRATY,, FTBR ] 30 BeeTenay B0 Fwod ReyToFT0B3 as he AL to put things in order, settle differences, 1 is your master, it is proper that you should arrange. =0 %KY to fit, suit, coincide with. § submit whether he speak good or bad. 2. to be on good terms with. 3. to be right b, or proper. 4. to agree with one’s wishes, A. 0. TON sarisd, adj. Near, proximate, o ~ @) (3} o suit- taste, halits, &c. 5. to be complete. contiguous. 2. equal, even, exact able. *0®d with exactness, <O close by, Seyd to cxaming, cgnpare carefully, as 9 (3} o 6 /fi-‘:\ nON SF ohf S. —~ N near. BRBS 2 to crowd or push near, 3 Te=o sarjarasa, s. Resinin general. r, o ™ 2us TOISY that work does not become S. VE" sarpa, s. A snake, serpent. TEF - st you. IS 3 By o) RIS TCHe Ind FReB make 2 o Sop s <2 Shiva. IXF o= the sovereign of the ot the price a little neaver the mark, and give it 5 Y ?F0 ey Nl TP 2 = Garuda. P ~ol serpent race. 2 i me, N kS ko] B3 apey SO8 R¥OY the price is not wnn the sacrifice of serpents. o & [ — LSy yet rizht. 1 10ded serpent. F TX7 a black serpent. C. RONDIRI sarisamdna, adj. Equal, ~ z o2 ) #0203 g man who is quick of hearing. ol Eto bl like, same, on a par with. ~O& JwFSan equal. S. o TEED sarpana, s. Departure, going forth. C. VDI sarisi, v n. To move a little far- ther, get out of the way. 2. to approach, ap- N 8. W, ?CEJ&“?\;J% sarpi, sarpissu, proximate, draw mnear. v.a. To eke out, G'hee or clarified butter. FUFEIENT) the sea r[, make shift with, make a little go a good way. y of ghee. 00 AR, BOW W to distribute what is suf- C. ¥T)3 sarrane, adp. Hastily, quickly. n ficient for a few in equal shares among a Iggi Faw €7 to walk fast, or with a noise. great many. RON Fwod BT to manage a 1 0. 8T madjfi sarra-burrane, s. A noise difficult business as well as one can. made in eating quickly. A. C. XT> sary, s A Dank, shore. 2. a s. VI sarva, adj. All, whole, entire, ravine or defile between two mountains, 3 By complete. T3ro T the earth. IIF S e z3 a flying fox. F0I 90 a young flying fox. Cupid, the universal inflamer. IIF G C. VOB saruku, |=em] v, n. To slink Agni, the universal consumer. TBIF - Soony off, sneak away. 2. to move a little farther, Parvati, as ever propitious. B3R FET God, to make room, as persons when sitting down, the Supreme,. %JFR wind, air. 2. soul, &e. TBFROB) = o S 3. to be exhausted, spent. spirit. % omniscient, all wise. 2. Shiva. 2wy to steal away, 2. to be spent, con- 3. the name of a celebrated Canarese poet. sumed. D) ) Qo Yol 2 TIFRoBY By WS gll RIT% .5, his poetry. IIFe, the twenty that was cooked is consumed. first year of the cycle. - =2 FIFT0 the twenty- C. N0XTo sar uku, s, Commodities, goods, second year, ®5%7o7 the whole body. I%Fo articles, merchandise. FO® Sn80y, THH R Z20 shaving the whole body, =sF B)Fe0n cea? 3% 5endgy the goods are not sold, XBoFy, QBoe T B RYT I have spoken every way, an ox of burden. BTN BRB) to bartcr’ BRFGF »2, . Budh, the founder of Budhism. pay for in goods instead of money. I WFF o3, Fy¥od) he is master of all €. RTRER, TToRIDF saru-guni, sa- knowledge. TIF DTy By, TIF WoB g univer- 7'lt—gl!fli7€€, s. A noose orslip-knot. adj. sal friend. %37 B¢ all the army, I3 ToTem Linked one into another. TR TR INAE) to every preparation, TIFGF ‘b%o:i:am all make a noose. 2. to link to. one’s wishes to become accomplishéd. C. K"O’J%J@E{i saru-hottu, s. Midnight. v "&58@@0&5@ sarvatobhadra, s A temple or palace of a square form with an c. §3 sare, s. Paste, gum, glue. =oe3dy %8 a kind of gum from ground tamarind entrance opposed to each point of the com- N 2 seed 5 s S TS gram gum. Aei®g X3 flour pass. a square mystical diagram to be paste. ©3, ¢ %3 rice paste. painted on the cloth which on particular oc- casions covers a sort of altar erected to 8. WBWH, TVLETIH sard-ja, sard- Vishnu. 3. a kind of charade in which the ruha, s. Thelotus. 882222 a pond abound- same word answers several questions. 4. a T3RRERR TS the sun. ing with the lotus. whimsical form of verse so contrived that 8. BT sardvara, s. A pond, lake. the same meanings and words occur whether H REeE T sarkdru, s. Government, the line be read backwards or forwards or in S. TARE sarga, s. A chapter, book, section. several other directions. 2 crea t1¢ ol n 3. abandoning, relinquishment. 8. VST Bwednd sarvatdmukha, S. 4 nature, natural disposition. W & T, 2. sky, heaven. 3. Shiva, Bramha, 937 X % 3 \ii.# oF IRt G U 4. soul, spirit. adj. On every side, universal. cour, shelter, protect, take care of, TYZEBTY, \‘ OIT E:S) =\n2 = s ~ Frdug S0IAS he is conversant BulF, JuBete protection, protecting, IV with every thing. protected. 2. he protected. il S. [N = &) ~ fire 15 8, X8 sarvatra, adv. Every where, [S2 S o salakshana, adj. Handsome, 9 2. amiable. 3 well. I at all times, in all places. '.'383?_3) TITFA TUFEH YR g fine C@Q?fl, ':51’2‘5) DT CQ@OD’D?@EQfi he is always looking man. fiUf\{z?@?\ BRF to tell pro- four equal, ®IT3) T0d to givé to all. ®373) %3 perly. to call all. \h( H. X0, Jwd0 saldm, saldmu, s T S. NfiE'Z{SD sarvathd, adv. In all ways, Peace, safety, a mode of salutation, accom- N ~ by all means. 2. assuredly, certainly. 3 panied with the raising of the hand to the 3 exceedingly, mostly. 4. at any rate. forehead. Fop 0 SnE, IO TF to make 200 8. I oo sarvadd, adv. Always, at all salam, to compliment by lifting the hand CEIVE times. to the forehead. ) :: M { S. ?333?:‘-8 sarvale, s. A crow-bar. T.B. RO8, Twodd, Terd saldki, se 8. AovEdTT sarvdbhisdra, s. Assem- saldku, saldkhi, [3o3%3] 5. A slender CT\Q bling a complete army. piece of iron pointed at one or both ends, in I S S PR 3 (\)oJ\c oJ sarshapa, s. Mustard. the form of a round skewer, used by gold- A 2. Y sala, s. A time, turn. smiths in jewellery work, engraving, &c. sani A a bougie. 3. a surgeon’s probe. 4. a ramrod. BT ¢. Roorndy, Toodidwy salan- — = To take C. N 0 SA /(Zpa, s. A pearl fishery. & by gollu, salandu-gollu, . a. 8T XUsRT, W™ to go on a pearl fishery. possession of, seize, lay hold of. i C. NIk salake, s. Delivering over, paying. c. VOT salike, s. A guddaly or native 8, T; 8 meo WFIA BUT IBopay that money to him. spade. 2. payment. TOR IR to pay, as G C. TR salaga, s. The chief of a herd, taxes, &e. 0 multitude, company, &c. 83 TvR the head c. TR SCZZ?'g(?, s. The sticks which keep ge S, RedIFT TR he the loops of the warp apart. 2. wire of any elephant of a herd. Ji is the chief man in our company kind. 3. amity, friendship. 4. freedom, Pl liberty. & $wdn IR TOR vvolcare you friend- to C. RUSON salawdyi, postposition, For,on ly with that genfleman ? TORWOT TRFVE g account of. ter 3 I tell you as a friend, or, for acquaintance C. VUSOD salawddi, s. A kind of beadle S A vl sake. 8 3 358 FOAS Npie 2080 [ am become or the servant of the chief man among mer- to at home at that house. >3 397 a gold brace- chants, whose badge is a large ladle with a - Ii let Fo%,¥ 3OR familiarity with children. ~ chain and bell suspended on his shoulder, and a OR Sy 85108 the familiar dog got on my whose office it is to assemble merchants on § head. w33 ®ROR g gold wire. O/ 83 g public occasions, to give notice of deaths, &c. gold bordered cloth. RORg I, IO = L) f % "NJGJZS S&Zave, [‘5"&)&%‘] Se Bleaching_ fiQJiQ InB), VSR T to bleach. '?@30 to countenance. § s. R salila, s. Water. 3O a lotus. ¢ A. C. RO salaha, adj. Suitable, adequate, s. "&@QE) salila, adj. Wanton, sportive. proper. 'or:’egé'?/:?_d_ R Ei);i)@,\)o #J@ng having given money proper for the journey. 0. T salu, See Zgo: f H, JOB, Tomd salaha, salakd, S C. '&)@JK)J? saluvali, s. Correctness, truth, 8 Reconciliation, capitulation, peace, concord. propriety, justice. adj. Correct, just, true. b 2. advice, counsel. BUR Bty IRITE to TSR B1D0 a just seer. TWTYR TN g true ect 4 e -~ deliberate and speak. TOTD Ind %@%.jo to word., BwIvg 03B to speak corr Cuv ly. .5 33" eV Sdbe g 0 make peace with. BOTVTINY to become ey cnd B¢ to tell the truth. - (3N B ¥ united. Twm I to treat for peace. o3 a proper or just price. R TIFFE g fair dealer, FWI¥IRNTT a disreputable man. A. C. RO> salaku, v. a. To nourish, suc- 938 = oV RO ° C. RUN saluwdgi, See zomsn, Tess man. 2BR Tgad \ %y®e3) this authority c. ?CL—‘S sale, adj. Excellent, good, proper, ac- will suit you. s. A pleonasm or exple- S. TS sava, s. The juice or honey of flowers. ceptable, exalted. 0me, tive used by poets to complete a stanza, &c. 2. a sacrifice, oblation. 3. offspring. 4. the sun. 5. the moon. 2. quotient. adv. Very,inan eminent degree. e & oew3 very terrible. TS Berimd DTy W T.B. WD sava, |3)7]s. A corpse. [F0] :;, 383 TS D your remark is very excellent. level, even, smooth. T3 QT[T e = % what is the quotient of this ? © T. B. NXA savaga, 53] s, A coat of mail. 0BZ, T Fed W3 what is the amount which c. fifidafli savada-bitti, s. A wall the must be given to each ? 3 fwod received. e outer parts of which are stone and the centre ®EY =S EeeRdd the way is not free, or, not le mud. good. OTAIR afimao;fi nEBe® he has re- | I ceived all the money. 88 #2E% to nourish well. A. C. ADT> savadu, v. a. To dose. =32 7370 the hands having closed. C. ?38@5?53 saleisit, v.n. To be current, in }l use. i : R Srs e savana, |33 s. Hearing, listening. 2. God, as designated by the Jainas. c. To s salluda, neg. part. of L, Which TS0 WFRWRY a vills 10" ey ¢ of Jainas, near Chin- will not pass, &e. raipatam. 8. Do 98 sal-lalita, adj. Agreeable, plea- szuft. C. TSBeER> savanisu, v. a. To prepare, \ H make or get ready, arrange, put in order. 2. Too_ salld, s. Peace, reconciliation. to make agree, fit or suit. v. n, To fit, suit, S . '&J\@)C%Tf) S(é”(fp(l, s. Conversation, famili- be proportionate. 25303 BRE3N Pweor WD to ar discourse. o D to discourse, converse. express or indicate displeasure or anger by SI9) Q?“j sallile, adj. Sportive, wanton. the motion of the mouth, biting the lips, &c. € ?JE’JJ sallu, » n. To be current, pass, as DwhR TSN %figé to trim or set off one’s ) mon\ey. & to pass, as time. 3. topass by mustaches. general eonsent, to be valid, fit, proper. 4. to A, C. TDe, NBeD savanu, savana, pass from one to another, to be paid or liquid- adj. Agreeable, pleasant. 2 suitable. 3. ated. 5. to pass from this world, to die. 6. convenient. 4. arranged. 5. ready. T3 to come to pass, be accomplished. 7. to be ex- an agreeable or convenient house. tended. - A 3OW, zZ9™ to cause to be current, ~r’~.->l3 T. B. 038 savati, [ SRy ] 5. The relation- 2. to pay, liquidate. (3] a9 valid, or extended. ship which a man’s two wives bear to each 4. to comply with, to perform, accomplish. other. ESEE) &9 g step-mother. 338 R g e listen to, yield to entreaty, as of a superior to step son. ~od The word is used in this latter 8 3T the enmity between a an inferior. § e T Qo 0 BRY man’s two wives. =38 R 39y, and v sense by those wearing the linga. & 2 to &g a step-mother is not too young, nor a cou- T to enjoy sexual pleasures, WNF SN sin too insignificant (to give trouble,) (no en- fulfil a desire. Be® what will pass, fit, or emy is to be despised.) suit =g F90 the current season. 2. a [5) 8. VI3 savana, s. Bathing preparatory to good season. =gB T2 time not yet past. e a sacrifice, 2. a sacrifice or ceremony in a bad time. =o¥ FeW past time, 75%\);3 SR8 which oblations are presented. good conduct. %o e money paid in. i e C. WBIX> savanisu, See 333D, - (5] e money that will not pass Sy, ®OF o ';'gg,’d NI ) Ce %fioj)g SaU(lg/u, ["«5503’0\)] v.n. To abrade, 2 my vow is fulfilled. 2B ©el ¢ BerWEPFNT if you make free at wear away, become thin. C. "53555_”3 savarane, s, Preparation, the re- an improper place your character is lost there. BYs By A acdne FUDY there is never a quisite articles or implements for any cere- premium on bad gold. BYB 7,3 an unlaw- mony or business. ©IT I W TITEIR ful deed. B2 wod IR IY® this temper does A 0283 he made great preparations for the not become you, 3gF a bad man. 2. ause- wedding. 939 \i‘黓’ P = 0 = ] S. oJ ) o © yif ¢. VIV $0varisu, v. a. To make ready, T savistdra, adj. Very extensive o kS r43 To7 :: prepare. 2. to cause to apply, as oil to the % B B to tell very fully. ot o head, medicine to the body, &c TION BRY C. Iy 3 fion wr\d}OuJ St 0?)2((/&, ady stonished, to prepare, deck, set off one’s self surprised don L 0. A3 savaru, . a. To cut off, as su- A. 0. VL savita, ady Savoury, sweet, perfluous branches from a tree, to clear away it tasty. as bush es, &e. 2. tokill, annihilate to tol stroke, feel, grope. 4. to draw in, as saliva. C. WY savutu, s. A spoon, ladle 24l v T3 Bezo0ds savute, savuté 6. to apply, as oil to the head, or any exter- o.v.){ 30 Jw R @) @ nal application to the body. ra, g A cucumber. VO R T0N g ]( 2N T 2 s ~ By : to examine the body by stroking it. gard Ci 1 oON e 2 F23W g red one [S8M) il F0 Fwo® WD to bite the lips with anger. B b~ g R rickly one. Cucumis muri- = NERY TTO W to clear away trees ESENIOP 2 to catis. I e P cause to cut down or clear away. ~ oY I ) 53 to flw ¢ c. T save, v. n. To wear away, waste grope, feel about VI IS0 W levAp) [k S -0 ) =y away, become thin. & he threatens much S. [QVACS Left not right 2 savya, adj H. VSO0 savdra, s. A rider #Juaéfl NP0 [0 reverse, contrary, backwards. 35323 Arjuna, a trooper 2,930 ¥ 393 g, good rider. 10 drawing his bow with his left hand as well H. U590 savdrit, s. Ridinge o ha 2. any mode as his rieht ~ J5¢5, a charioteer who stands of conveyance. 3. going out of doors or on the lef e (oJN s left and right 8T abroad. ¥g%R 390 g palankeen conveyance. £l . R 5&35013 savyabhichdra, s. Agree- 2obkg T30 going out in a bandy FITO0R X w2558 ment as well as disagreement, between the B =320 riding on horseback (95} Ml walking cause and the effect 8 7 on foot. 2% TF0 going one’s ble B¢ T ® going out alone Pl v\ D, pstsrle) &d‘{fi\ H, (\/wv(\, NP0 savvd, savd, adj One to go out and a qufntel H., V5000 savdalu, s. Question, interroga- T.B. V% §asa, |*¥]s. A hare, rabbit. tion, mquiry, propesition, request FO ~aJ R T. B. & $asi, [ ]s Grain, corn 2 a o0 g difficult question young tree 3. | #®] the moon. 3 figéd the fabulous moon gem o0 Shiva. 2. In- C. VD 8avi, adj. Savoury, palatable, plea- dra’s bow bent; the rainbow. sant, sweet, delicious. v. n. (=) To wear away. o a. To taste, eat s. Flavour, taste 0. T sast, v. a. To dress, as cotton or the e VR D Fewy, Juicy fruit. st I980 a sweet word hair to card, as wool ~ e [A] €S a combed TD InY a sweet mango. TD 202 g girl near head ® I3 R is the cotton dressed ? D n3wy the milk-sea. the age of puberty. A, 0. RS sasina, s. Sorrow, grief. B} 9 XD navenn the moon, as sprung from the D to refrain from grief SIS} @ to cause milk-sea oy FdnBVN Lakshmi, TR ReRUY grief. the sugar-cane, =2 Rwy Cupid, with a S. NNQ&)’“‘O sasémird, comp. The initial bow of sugar-cane. ®ORET (mild-rayed) the letters of four verses in a fable of the Pan- moon T U8 g delicious meal VY TR G chatantra that is not savoury. TID FwA to make 2. 8 sdavoury. D ’%‘QWO to try the flavour, to . B saha, adj. With, together with taste 8 T even, also. S IT woBd™ I also came, Jan 2Ty Jek@ taste and try that fruit Do I8 3 3¢5 that also I want. ®3%°T an assis- tant, associate 2. a fragrant sort of mango. (\,wé’) $avilre, s, The sun. 2. a father. assistant, associ at 1at e. S. NS $avitry, s. A mother Z®¥0 an implement 3B AT, ‘*w—’ ~ 0 = - O &9 IWRIVJ accompanying QT savidha, adj. Near, proximate concremation, a woman burning herself a- C. - NORD $AVISU, caus. of =3, To abrade, live with the dead body of her husband ~ wear away. ® 8" gccompanyin going or asscclating 940 E= N ] % 53] NP0 2 ~ X. S o Slee o2 M wit] 2. the lawsonia spinosa. = a S((f,.s/mu, adj. Resigned, pa- & brother of whole blood 2. nature, disposi- tient, enduring. To endure, bea tion. adj. Cogmate, co-existent, born together. S (\/\A)"‘D sakisu, v a o p4 inherent, innate, natural 3. proper 4 suffer, support 2 to forgive true Bxe oo pnatural dispo st 11, inheret Good 5 moo}d > sa-hridaya, adj R AER Twe = T — o (@b} nature, ¢ innate e hearted. 1e ° to be true or corr rort eCl. \c’ D 5 on BXWIN S TERPTT sah ddara, s. A brother of T this v1 suit me. ) I® IR (= 3L0] T R N0 S C W 10 le b i< sod, one by the same parents piteNoly 2 9 TJ =2 OB WBITD -9 J LIJ) TR ~ though am otg ister peaceable, yet he g 4 o 83 s into a pas 58301, TDER Ry . ACC e S One of the principal IB 29 anya, B the youngest of the five P4ndu princes 112 ; the moun- ranges of the mountains of Inc 273 g woman married according to the tainous country on the north-west side of the ritual of the V X T3S S drinking toge- = Lain) B peninsula or towards Poonah, &ec. s. Health, N ther 3 eating in company. DB FIRVD e SeY A —~~F © co SPREVAD] convalescence. vdj o be borne, tolerable. Ton® with he root o Lis adequate. 3. strong. 4 agreeable. to destroy completely ] ~ 1ation, @ ace As € (\,\/OD'D S('Zaizlu, v. n. To be loose. company, 2. sexual em o~ keep- =83 j S BD - ¥~ 7o¥T0 to loosen. ing good company. Q. TN, DD o fi Y =) oy 2 bad company. @ 09 ¥ N \/ ™ sala-s alane, S. The noise or water 1 8. XN®, W% 3 saka, sahana, adj. Patient, made by a serpent in movin enduring, suffering, bearin s. Patience hoiling. be o) Recovering S . A C. D¢ oF sallanka, s. OO A S’ 8a has 2@, s. The month Pousha. from fainting 2. S. NEE) sahasra, s. A thousand. 1ste, flurry. NyJ O e R To die. 70T the discus or missile weapon of V'shnu. [fi@ofi:&] () ®®T) 33T a thousand streams. SR o T 5. Tv0Fe8F sdnkétika, adj Relating —_® 3 [Srcielen] AT that vessel is full of holes Nfi to an appointed place of meeting. 930 a thousand names. g = AR S ?“: :j; il S Q Npid -2 8. Wo0T9)NF sankrdmika, adj. Spread- k] 55)5 o 5 T3 < rehearsing all the names of 1 ('Y‘ contagious. TooF o ? ¥ SekR g contagi- -2 ) S a god as a devotion al exercise. C @ DT o} ~5’C:3J S ous di Se Bo3 = ) CO ~ bt ot ) el, i - - ) %3, pstospar) floyo0] = v God. ey vQ,JO, ®T) +T the sun %%) ©3) the lotus. . 033329 TOR ) sanlkhya, STi ST *’55‘“ % Indra. ®3 /ln:?]/’(& shd Fit, s. A system of philo- %) 2,33 Brambha. 328 ‘\Lthnu u “ sophy, or an enumeration of the qualities of "‘&fv zdo ®%) F¢2 the R ~CO A spirit, by Kapila. sovereign of the serpent race WIT g thousand arms. 1z3) 3983 the Védas. 8. Toch dnga, adj Complete, perfect: e FocRws v e . (‘v%’\,D sahassu, s, Strength power. R complete from beginning to end 2. light, 3. the month S»rrd S < Association, 8. WeoR 0 sdngatya, coition. :f orgy S%@ to cohabit with. 8. RIIGHIW sahddhydi, s. A fellow 0. oore, Toory sdngd, student. sdngu, s. A R R ) avelin, spear, dart Y Jo @ orv g large spear. S. TBo0 sakdya, s Aid, assi ance, SR - A succour” 2. protection [0 ~ psTospYesATar-te] S 'Ed’e‘ /—P),))D sUnR grami ‘ ta, adj. War- ~ riia rtiad e helper, companion, follower, adherent like, ma i TER FwE), VodEn Fwd to aid, help, as- e B oJ o3 sdnta, [wo3 ] adj. Mild, calm, sist tran (i\ul £ 5 ) D. N0 8AAL, adj Proper, correct, ¢ 5 + v 8 oJ ’\ ,\ sdntwa, s 1 easimng nd ¢ C1l- i NROT 203 reconcilement, con- S. o] sanita, ady Accompanied by, liating an uaze. in company with, associated with. 2. also. ciliatior 2. appe : CcONsomg (3% en- Lo o] ;»; & speaking in a . with, along with. treaty, begging 9 9 o &9 “o::Q F0 @, N In ISR FoF P OUN) 5 3 dis i kindly and affectionate manner. S enough, or, scarcely enough. bR G2, e ~ delie e Y (100 f,@’(s F20B W {0 reconcile, ISR TN Fwedd) T am tired or wearied speak in a conciliatory manner. 2”30%3 re- of. H3F3THY, R to take as much as is need- dl‘tt 2 conciled, pleased. ful. TS qRFY 2& enough ! enough ! cease! T.B. oS IR A. c. Dol sdndu, | PUIan] ] s. Ashes of ®e%d B2 wi¥ enough of this quarrel ! (¥ burnt rice, &ec. C. OB sdhu, v. a. To take care of, foster, Au S. #u@d@b T 8(5726]]’59‘;&!@/5@, s Tmime- nourish, bring up, nurse, protect, save, shel- (8] diate consequence, ter, defend. Fo¥X0 to cause to protect, &e. ch o FoF R %@go to adopt. F3® Fw® to give S. ?U‘uOZS) Sa'nd?'a, adj. Thickset, close. 7™ i) to another person to bring up. #2333 g nou- o8 ) mc}’; full of excellence (so as to leave no risher, protector. T Jon, FeFo AR an a- space for evil.) [0} dopted son. 1233 50 0 g foster lamb. 3? S. 'fiEO?DZfiPS 865727156”23/&, s. Proximity, vi- 7 0 K 3 Ted [S3AN} < cinity. 3 TID God, the nourisher. a wet nurse. [ S 208003, TFPORTIONT sdmpa- I C. ToB> sdku, s A pretext, pretence, ex- G 7 rdya, sdmpardyika, s Battle, war, cuse. 3% 8%y to find a pretext. EEEAGE) combat. to 3w TR to hunt for some excuse. (L S. #20"95 sa’mprata, adv. Now, at pre- S. 373%‘35 sdkéta, s, The ancient Oude. sent. he C. TOAD S(Zgadz', s. A bar or pig of iron ; (. i 8. &o0X)TR0NT sdmpraddyika, adj. a partly manufactured piece of iron. Hereditary, traditional. Hoo® TaAWFET g man carefully observant of the rules of his caste 8. TOARY sa’gara, s. The sea, ocean. R and the customs of his forefathers. G2owd the earth, the vesture of the sea. Ifao?i:’jta WFT TS an hereditary physician. 0. TWOA S(I'gu, v.n. To be in a state of 8. Tovo, TeoodI, ©2)0n S = cultivation, as land. 2. to proceed, advance, § as work. 3. to lengthen, as iron from being sdmba, sdmba-shiva, sdmba-miirti, TR By, TR to s. Shiva. beat when red hot. set out, move from a place, advance in a jour- i 1'()‘3’“23’0/&% sdmbrdni, s. Benzoin. Fso = o3 o e ney. To@: e TN ey the troops went o5 )89 (=73 ®, o0 ©3)e3 Behl its fragrant smoke. out in that direction. TR 2HB to send ®eowd) 3 §30 an oil extracted from it ~ 21e) o 5% away respectfully, as a friend, by accompany- sl [N e &3 T o a pastille of benzoin. =n ey ceT S ing him a short distance. DB to § — - 2T T. B. &D007)20 sdmbrdjya, | 5] get rid of, as intruders. TR Ry, TN Rwed (. s. Imperial rule. % to allow to go on. TR WBWEN, TR Bwd o to elongate, as iron taken from the forge. 8. fiaoofim@% sdm-ydirika, s. A voy- aging merchant, TR Fn®d, AW to cause work to proceed. 2. to accelerate a journey. 3. to cause to be 8. ?ULDO,E’N(D%’ sdmvatsarika, adj. Re- tilled or cultivated. D BT :Jo“\ FoADS lating to a year. &g you do not get the work on. z)rx’nm o) 8. 'fi?f@pg 8(“76673/(1, adj. All, whole, en- 8 tire. rusEdg the journey does not advance. adv. Completely, wholly, entirely. C. ORI, TORIT0Bd sdguval, H. To0c, foSeSs sdkin, sdkinu, s § Residing on. S(igu—santu, s. Farming, tillage, cultiva- tion of land. FeroFve FoY the time to com- 0. ®OBo sdku, v. n. To suffice, be sufficient. ForoTeR S COADIGRS 0 to cause 2. to be wearied of. 3. to cease. TR0 I mence farming. cultivation to proceed, to set people to farm- @ to cease, stop, leave, quit, postpone, ad- T Tk BN J ing. Fravddn o to be under cultivation. journ, : 7 > to relinquish, give up o S. woesss S(l’C/Livgjll, s. Ministry, admin- a situation. F3¥37 to become enough. o~ 0{\ zors 9% I have had enongh of your compa- istration. 2. friendship, fellowship. ny. dew FUDh 20w AT there seems about S. ?di)&os*ef@@’ sdchikrita, s, Prejudice, 942 i i) (&} 9 PRI A distortion or perversion of mind. adj. Made as evinced especially in eight acts, viz inabi- earie] crooked. 2. seen crookedly or tortuously, lity to move, whilst the faculties or limbs il distorted, misrepresented. are unaffected, perspiration, horripilation, in- (64! articulate speech, tremor, change of colour, T. B. ToX 8djad, See 3x= under 33. tears, and mental absorption or indifference, C. S&ETOV RO sdjard-gdjard, s approaching to loss of sense, to every object iy A mountain near Vellore. b but one which engrosses the attention. G T\}Dffi, o83 sdta, sdli, s. Barter, ex- 20 an honest, frank, sincere man. T F i change, commutation. adj. Similar, adequate, g3 openne 38, 8 I incerity, honesty. equal, equivalent, like, as. W38 @33, F38 =3 2° 100 8. T sdda, s Purity, cleanness. 938 bartered merchandise. F9873T g barter- ill lassitude. 3. decay. er 7e8 &30 to barter. T. B. 20T sddaka, See 32 0. To8 sdfi, s. A proverb, saying. ——t S o T3, FOTTT sddara, sddarane, c. To8®o sdtisu, v. a. To proclaim, pub- TBTBR s. Kindness, care, regard, respect. lish by beat of drum. £X €9 BOR to nourish with kindness. Cc. 8% sdlu, s. Charge given to another R 9 1. F°00500, ToRusbeedE; OO ~ o 83 E& money to pay money for one. 2 BB BEv > T 2 ) 3 083,005 UTOLDRFOE sddaravdr, sidalavdri- charged to be paid. Maoarc/m, sddalvdri-kharchu, s A has he charge to pay that money ? 0. IO, TeTeeTY sdne, sdné-kallu, voluntary subscription raised to defray the 2. the sundry S A grind-stone, whet-stone. Toms Sy, expenses of a public show. S Fo88 Sn@ to grind, sharpen, as a knife, &c. charges of a cutcherry for ink, paper, oil, &ec. L \ s Toe8%BEs to get ground. faletata] ~N e T, To 3. the expenses of an annual feast in honour =3 2 [ Feo, N (42 OT > ] hl o= T8 a stone on which of Ganésha, held in a cutcherry, and defrayed sandal wood is macerated. TS ®E B by government. whetted, set, ground. Feedy THRW Wwerd 5151 H. o030, &35 sddaru, sddar, adj. 7w Rk the union of a shorn head and a Reached, received, arrived. B &ongy B TR \ > used of an unnatural or Rl &y ™ 2l FTTITHB ThoB BTV 3 o 8% CCVSIRNE o0 9 grind-stone, (prov. by the orders received on the 10th instan t 3 unlikely combination or union,) #e&Mela we have become acquainted with all things. grinder. T. B. &03, F008 sdta, sdnta, [wc3] s, c. DT, WIBToRATLYRITLY sd- Shiva. daru, sddaru-wokkala-makkalu, s, C. 23008, TOTORTRN, WoBY, T A class of Shudra farmers so called. ST sdtdni, sdtdpadava, sdtdli, H. To0 sddd, adj. Plain, simple, un- satdaladava, s. One of a sect of Shudras adorned. mewe 83 a plain female cloth. & - so called, worshippers exclusively of Vishnu, T W ST § an open, sincere, artless man, much devoted to music, and living chiefly on = Teaen FRE to make plain or simple. alms. 8. =0 sddi, s An elephant driver; a charioteer. S. ?(JLDE)‘ZS’% sd tya ki, 5. The youn&ger brother of Krishna. 2 s. 208 sddita, adj. Destroyed. 5. S. #Dé‘%g%f, N‘D%oggf sdtwika, sdtwika, wearied. 3. decayed. 4. broken, cut. adj. Ingenuous, open, frank, candid, sponta- \ dragged. #20% to destroy, injure. neous. 2. honest, true, good, gentle, amiable. T. B. OO Sddisit, See F3GR s. One of the classes into which the affections of the mind, or their expressions, are distin- 7. B. 900 sddu, [H] adj. Well, vir- tuous, good, tame. 2. {F2yB-] sweet, agree- guished, in poetry and the drama. This 20 2008 that cow able, nice. (<] oC a0 =) W0 class holds a middle place between the =7 o R%, and implies the hofiest is very tar &8 FeI (ep] wm F2 that cake and J, W T 259 is very nice and spontaneous indication of strong feeling, 943 j - FSIETAN) N0 8 h C 0> sddu, s. The black ashes of burnt 8. 00T = ToQeod sddhishtha, sd- by sl rice or any other grain with which Hindu dkl/(l, ad/ Very hard. 2. very fit or et AL barYal al females mark heir foreheads. 0 a proper. good kind of the above made from Panicum 1 T ==t 8. 'KJLuZB %> sddhisu, v. a. To achieve e, ac- miliaceyn. TR ® @30 a marking com- dialiy erance complish, persevere, 1cceed by pe pound of cmnp].m used by persons of respec- § BD and dint of applica ; to retain malice long ; tability F2880 to put a black spot on the o i e to take, conquer 2. to prove, establish, 3. forehead ~ T vty a black spot Tt 3R, | Ur) 53 -+ T 2% to make the ik al to deny. 4. to charge upon anothe @) hove composition 8% to prove a crime, to establish a charge. Imat IS 8. D03 ‘?)S sadrishya, s. Resemblance, efiq DosVR _de wO & 52943 he charged Goed M VY =} 2 - (.J pa 2 €w(C30 to shew a similar similarity with his sorrow 04»623,)" BT to gain a law- Versa instance of the use of a word, &c LA Sbur) ot ey RUCIARS suit 9 to effect a work LSRR 5 M 8. N vcpfi) sddhaka, s Exercise, practice (B=7) Q™ to go through with a course of § & D) usage. 2 a document 3. an 1nstrument medicine. 3T PP ) =} 28 Q g 1 . L -0 2/ w0 to conquer a science. 4. any thing eaten with I 1Ce ~NeD T DTg the hetw P gt VTR FIRI to perseve nd get a situa- pursuit of science Now ¥ U8 3 work which 8 W tion. VI FUTS R3) INB By ayNon) TP 6 > s persevered in. O to teach dan- -y » S he maintains that he did not do th frui cing girls the art of dancin RTVFD AR @ to Sl work exercise, practice, or use. faYe] (€] R WNe ©¥ prac- 0rs tice In arms generall gn R ~e 3 T word 8 fi“ifi) Sadflll, adj. Tame, docile, not vi- o the exercise cious, as applied to domestic animals e T WeTT exercising 1ehands, or 4 good virvuous pilous, pure. 3. fit right, stretching and cracking the joints of the o, handsome. well born. fon hands. ARJY BT F8R T wvotle hav proper pleasin b : - 5 ISN " Vo Y steady, virtuous, pious ood people. you any means of proving what you say ? T : 8 virtuous or good conduct moral L& 8. RS, TGS 8 wna, sddhane, and ritual observances. he ot Neg il 2. means ex- =0 B2 a pure word. s. Accomplishing, effecting — D T T8 7 good news. m pedient contrivance. 3.. following up any o thing, persevering. 4. instrument, a nt. & S. ‘<'ULD L,) sddhya, adj. Curable. 2. pos- cause. the penis. 7. premises leading to sible, pmctxcn ble. s. An inferior demi-god H a conclusion. u‘sC R a curable disease. F?? (4] Q) FUT a prac 8. killing metals, depriving b, s. Accomplishment them (especially mercury) by oxidation, é&c., ticable work 2. (in a of their metallic properties for medicinal or aw) the matter in debate, the thing to be F=le proved ~ et [ alchemical purposes. 9. authority for the #2, proof, conclusion, the estab- B [ use of a word, proof, substantiation. 10. good lishment of that which was to be proved i works as a meat of obtaining purity and 'c’fiuwogmsaam 84, s, Fear, terror, alarm [ _: S Tox 2 hieved pros- emancipation. e 7 ~2 R S "U”’Wqfics sadlcwz, s. A chaste or virtuous 8] perity. =/ ?, TerSI T ofieg have wife. al you any means of taking that village ? [5] T.B. T°3 sdna, [ | s. A dog [# R It 8. WopoT sdadhda and, ady. Commnion &) ablution. 8, ordinary, gener 11, applicable to all or many S. vJoTsdnanda, s. Joy, delight, extacy. like, similar neric. 4. easy The 2. a harlot H. ToQ sdni, s Companion, associate C. f forty-fourth year in the eycle. - An affi § courtezan. ~ 3 T g universal duty to the names of respectable ladies, = g wT¢ T8 money common to all. TFopTed &C. < N ©% T, F2R¢ #3% a coadjutor, part- i ks FUT ordinary or common wor 1, Ke ~ele ner or ieli in the public accounts of a dis- £oI% oM 23e 8D R B e j€d TRV trict b § AR Fa®) pS) 3 to talk lainly. & -0 a coadjutor or partner 1Y e Fad au § iversal cause, PSS ? common writer F09 a mistress, lady. P , not above mediocrity sd-.olz.ir 8 ?da(oa sanu, s. Table land, even or level §, £ ¥ 7 ) ? S. (VI ¢ ty A) . Finished, ccome- ground on th op oreage ot a mountaim C, plished 2. amerced 3. awarded S0F2Y g mountain. Nogy Tahdméru. 944 TN -~ & o~ 9 R (5] 3 S. fibsa’&@@ sanukila, adj. Favourable, % to give a simile, repeat a proverb. [ or salubrious, helpful, successful. s. Amity. 2 2, F2508 ®3 what proof is there of that ? 2 aid. &, F23:8 an inapt similitude, a bad proverb. mn e 8. TVISTIR sdnurdga, s. Affection, cor- cEaYol SE sdmarthya, s. Power, 2 ability, adequacy, cleverness, diality. strength. capability. 3. prowess. DTy [Y) FIB T dis- ng 8. ToITI93I sdnumdna, s, A mountain. 2. doubt. tinction in science. WD, T @37 intellectual 3 fa) prowess. s. 70‘3?)9‘(503 sdannidhya, adj. Near, prox- 8. Wo305000T sdmavdyika, s. A chief imate. ud minister or counsellor. S uwngg sa’pai‘ngja, s. An enemy, ad- ay §. FosIET, TORIGRT sdmdjika, versary. sdmddhika, s. A counsellor, member of S. ?d'D‘f)QMB?\ sapékshe, s. Great desire. of an assembly. 8. ®o% BOQS sdptapading, s. Affection H. o359 sdmdnu, s. Baggage, goods between husband and wife. and chattels. 2. things, articles, materials, s. fiet\f)@g sdphalya, s. Productiveness, furniture, tools, instruments. ©BRe TITRIY fruitfulness. 2. areward. adj. Prospered, cooking, ingredients or materials for cooking. succeeded. DTRg e the success or reward, 2. cooking utensils. ¥,¢0 3R iron tools, of science. F2aWF Fo7 g prospered affair. a smith’s tools. the success of an affair. w3, %Y well born. e sa’ma’ng/a, ady. Common, - PO INT SnII e B Rk why do you talk general. 2 ordinary, indifferent, neither to no purpose ? ex T y5us the reward of de- votion. good nor bad, middling. s. Kind,sort, speci- P ArY fic or generic property or character. H. NLD'{J) 865])7&%, adj. Clear, pure, clean. = LCEREE S5 37 a common or general duty. 97 entirely, levelly. #3F2nI»3 to make Ry g prevailing natural, or common tem- smooth or clear. Fe330 I% g sincere word., per =3 :&a;finq&# B, VT TWI g work in & #9328 FUT g work which goes on smoothly. universal request. TSndy ©Eo a work in H. Toex sdbu, s. A title to proper names, Sanserit, on proofs from similarity of species. H. &920, ©oewnse 32 sdbutu, sdbitu, Feandy B3 an astrological crisis or season P T AVCECAS adj. Proved, established, as guilt. of danger. S»® to prove guilty. 8. ToR> sdmi, adj. Half. 2. blameable. 8. &9 sdma, s. Conciliation, reconcilia- T, B. @091 sdmi, |#33] s, God, lord, mas- tion, appeasing. 2. Foa 3¢3 the third veda. ter, king. adj. Good. o3 F3%y a conciliatory expres- C. ToRN28 sdmits, See To8. sion. FeJwradw seeking reconciliation with an enemy, one of the means of regal admin- s. RTDZ)@;’)'ZS, sdmipya, s. Proximity, con- tiguity. istration. C. ToR» sdmu, s Any bodily exercise; 8. WoD08 sdmanta, s. Neighbouring, gymnastics. ROBR T30 fencing, ?i{fi@@'&\) bordering. 2. the chief of a district. 3. au- sword exercise. wBobz8 Fean wrestling thority, power. Fem0803ch g tributary king. b HooesSTt FoEw feats of posture masters. 8. TOTIN sdmagri, s. A thing article, a0 %90 to acquire the art of any bodily exer- ingredient, material. ST} FeFoN) materi- cise. Fasio S5E: to practise such art. als or preparation for a marriage festival. 2 s. WoR0DF sdmudrike, s. Palmistry Twwa Fead) writing materials. ITD;:‘QDQ 3R or the interpretation of spots on the body, 0% to collect materials, make preparation. creases in the hand, &ec. 2 a book on the paths 8. WoD0% sdmaja, s. An elephant. same subject. FoTNd T Q.;;;’_\;’",)w B0 to tell a 0. &8 sdmati, s. A comparison, simile, person his fortune from the direction of the proverb, common saying. 2. proof. Todde creases in his hand, spots on his body, &ec. 945 5 953 FairYor , il T. B. ©0d sdme, [Zy30¥] s, Pawnicum less, sapless, juiceless. ©o87218 mental Jrumentaceum, T ©¥ another variety of it. strength, inward vigour. 23723 physical onee. BT ! strength, outward strength. 3¢3 F39 God, S. w o) [} sa’mya, s. Equality. 2. likeness. the essence of scripture. l:m\. 8. a comparison, parable, similitude, allego- ¢ il ry, proverb, saying. 4. one’s due, as fees, &c. s. @oT8cA sdranga, s. A deer; tiger; ega bee ; elephant ; a bird, cuculus melanolewucos. 8. ?#355_?}8:{ .sdmra’jg/a, s. Imperialrule, 1B 2. a cloud. #o%oR3 TF, calamus draco. F? universal dominion. Tort To7R g tune so called. Ty 8. &203:0500, F0030083, F035e %Y . ToTON sdrangi, s A kind of fiddle 0, 7 sdyankdla, sdyantana, sdydhna, s with five wires. TeToNR DTS TSR g CO%- Eventide, evening. fiddle-stick. pre 8. ToODT sdyaka, s. An arrow. 2 a 8. ToT Scfi’a"(l,A s. A giant, a counsel- to - 0w sword. FTORD Foh?, VCTS Ted®, BQF P lor of Révana. e Oj.)?, DRI FoSoF Cupid_ §. ToTVed sdrani, s. A Sluice, drain. 2. 0 a small river. 3. the first wire of a guitar. H, 00320 Sa’;?/a?'u, s. Land-custom, tax ofd or duties levied on personal property. 0. 00T sdrane, s. Smearing, as a wall p3pYe] A G or floor with cow-dung. 2. purging. 0. Wood, Wy mWweeRs sdyu, sattu- o g A Fwgo to take an aperient. TR, 00 ho’gu, v. n. To die, depart this life. Fea» FIo o ; ewno F30F8 g musk scented pigment. S0 the act of dying. -?Jaéda Fewn 80A FREd als T F3TF g red wash. S03 FTH gmearing T2, wn¥ #2308k why are you so unwilling RegER dos ORI CTIRLN 8 FY the floor of a house with cow-dung. to pay back the loan ? (i %58 washing a wall with red earth and x8e ¢ Faadwe3, S he is ulways toiling to death 1§ AT BRYTT Ty kS cow-dung. Fw8 AT doing the same to at that work. 28, “eyo ey the wall of a fort. @R W5y Focdwd 1ode why do you press hard sl S. 73?6@ sdrathi, s. A charioteer. #38 upon me to do what you cannot do yourself ? B B8 T3 to drive a chariot. 2T Ao to insist on, be unwilling to give T T. B. 208 sdrade, [ w5m ] s, Saras- up SeEBY F2B® to die with love. 33%, 2 S he is about to die. &8 BRyRRoB VI wati. *08wney, Bramha. i 0 FoW 75'@53‘, Begce®o by that disease he has lost S. ToTRoe030 sdraméya, s. A dog. TRoeadweBS a hell in which dogs are always ! the use of his legs. eJ3R SOR '.5‘339 TRRAD VIR WYY n he has lost the power of speech. biting the wicked. I =3y By he has lost his teeth. H. o053 sdravdna, s. A camel driver. S. ©OYX sdrasa, s. The Indian or Libe- 8. TWo03»e0 sdyujya, s. Absorption in rian crane. 2. a lotus. 8 Bramha, union with the deity. 8. Wo0RI sdrasand, s. A woman’s zone 0. TOT sdra, s. A scaffolding for building. or girdle formed of twenty-five strings. 2. 2. a temporary bridge. 2wty T30 g bridge a military belt for binding on a coat of mail. 0 formed by tying canes to trees on each bank 8. WoTRE sdraswata, s The north- of a river. E, west part of the province of Delhi. adj. Re- A 8. o0 sdra, s. The essence of any thing. 2. learned, eloquent. lating to Saraswati. 2. marrow. 3. the pith or sap of trees. 4 ™, C. 'c'OLD'd%? sdrali, s. Smearing, plastering. strength, vigour. adj. Best, excellent. S. 203 sdrdmsha, s. The substance, > 79T the filth ot a village. n@afio ToTB W essence, pith, purport. % e g public sewer. % ¥3T the strength 0. Tooo 0D .sa’i'a’?/a, s. Spiritucus liquor. of a soil. A3TY,, one acquainted with the § T302 818 to extract an Fovech 8 R a tax levied on the sale of spiri- essence of a thing. essence. T9TET better., FoTTT,T FUT work tuous liquors. F03HBond g gin fi.‘fi Sl op. ¥e0? well done. =+ e@ Sy U unsubstantial work. B3 g distiller of spirituous liquor. SRR AT8I more excellent, ©H98, 2T pith- T gpirituous liquor distilled from paddy. 946 Evipte] Fa el 3) foenfy) o w0 866,7’2', s. A time, turn. 2,03 F90 8. oGeT sdrthaka, adj. Prospered, e hysicl once. 20 AU rw frequently, often. 3R succeeded. 96, B, 920 BT how many times must you D. Toeee sdrld, s. Success. 2. completion, =2oe¢ be told ? 230 T90 T BreT3e VT TR > 'N e [} achievement. Teweraony, FoeF 0 to become g ¢ though I tell him very often he does not successful. 2. to be finished. regard me. 8. ToReeDe sdrva-janing, adj. Be- 0 T, B. 00T sdrike, [»t¥] s A female longing or relating to all men. myna. E. o3 &s s'dr'vagfu, s. Chariot, carriage. C. THOR> sdrisu, v. a. To smear with S. o= 8T sdrvatrika, adj. Universal, 2 caus. of 33, To have cow-dung, &c. general. RERIED TF0weS general news, proclaimed or published by beat of drum. 3 news from every quarter. 18 to cause to reach, arrive, attain, possess, s, TodTeF o sdrvabhouma, s. An wear, or have. emperor or universal monarch. 2. the ele- ¢. Wo3> 8dru, v. a. To proclaim by beat phant of Kubéra, stationed at the northern if of drum, &c. point. Sy ) I S. Jods oO3F sdrva-loukika, adj. a.. ¢ ©ods 8dru, v, n. To reach, approach, Universally known, prevailing throughout draw near, arrive. 2. to acquire, attain, the whole universe. possess, have 3. to go. 4. to be dissipated, absolved, as sin. 2R F8oBIW S&ying get C. ToRE sdrve, s. A long line of sheaves. -2 down ~ s oe 3 to approach, as one dead 0. e sdla, s. Debt. Fawmed, Fowds g oa £ (with fear). Ty N k) £ tn: DoB STSQL FoW Fodo=mTR creditor. STy T20RTY WO zagfm@ié' my i is yoursin to be dissipated with a little creditors teaze me. Teoroy, Foumed, FUTH 0 merit ? 85 T8 Snd 23R FIBFSwR Ty WS a debtor. 33 FUTTA BB he she knows not whither her husband is gone. has run away in debt. T 8R, Towd I %8 =83 7938 while approaching hastily. =% to contract debt. F2VIIy 0@ to discharge 0 B30¥ 308 F207TY heing as spots of musk a debt. :hbcg‘% JoeA ek to be over head put on. and ears in debt. sy F2w, T F0 hail for a debt. ¥3) 720 money lent on a promissory 0. T9T> sdru, s. Soup, broth. WFege F3dd note. #y T2v money lent without any pro- split pulse soup. B T pepper water, missory note. wHE 20 g loan on interest. mulugutanni. 03B T goup with tama- I Fov, 2.¢ 320 money borrowed among rinds in it. Be @2 gsoup without acids. friends or connexions. BRTAD T a loan R} T soup without both salt and acids. from strangers. F2e2 38), o recover a debt. 8. N’Ddu’e)*fa(; sdripya, s. Obtaining the oo Zozoos pecuniary ties or obligations. image or form of God, after a number of S. ©o® sdla, s. A wallround any building. transmigrations. 2. a tree. 3. the sal tree. C. >333 sdre-kare, v. a. To call near. S. .Jem_afdso, #35)7?3/:53, '&73@7\‘_‘0}53 E. To3wee8d 8657‘0’,5‘1!, s. Chariot, a carriage. sdlagrdme, sdligrdima, sdligrdva, To A. 0. Toedos sdrchu, w. a. reach, s. A schistous stone containing the impres- ) Lo arrive, approach, draw near. to put up sion of one or more ammonites, imagined to or draw in, as birds their wings, 3. to place, represent Vishna, It is said to be confined put on, as jewels, &c. 4. to have published to the bed of the river Gandak. Many varie- or proclaimed. 5. to smear with cow-dung, &c. ties are described; large ones often fetch a 8. WoGe sdrtha, s. A caravan, a multi- high price. tude, especially of similar animals or travel- C. WOl sdladu, neg. of F%5, or Hoeww 5 lers. adj. Opulent, wealthy. 2 of like It isnot enough ; it is insufficient, inadequate. meaning or purport. 3. significant, import- JITRY, Tl Fowdo how much so ever iy (] ing, having meaning. li given to you, you are not contented, &7 047 e 2y i QIR BTe, OJIeR F20To heis not yet suffi- alms-house. Eo® T2 g mint. %’-’5‘-'}?6 an ciently versed in accounts, ®32rw S37w S open verandah, BEFS, BT an inclosed ing, 27 H3UD we are not on good terms, ©S0 verandah, or a hall of audience, where friends gn %070 ©Fo%e T30 these two are not cor- meet and converse. o TR Bwr™ to g0 to dial enough. @3S IRB0wER B2 LUERS Fawmy school. 73 euTed ) 3 schoolmaster. il this present is not adequate to his rank. =2 0. BRI, 80335, oSN tive 250 WIR ¢ F3e there is not enough rain for the crop this year. 20T ad to be defi- sdlegaru, sileyaru, sdleyavaru, 0 Weavers. cen cient. T3 B to go without enough, to be insufficient. S. w‘a@mefi S(L’lo’/fl@/d, s. Obtaining ex- ar S. PURRE sdlaparnt, s A istence in the very place where the deity 8 W shrub, hedysarum gangeticum. exists. 5, it 8. WoegiosT sdlabhanjike, s. A doll, A. C. NBR sdlbadige, s. A rod. puppet. S. T sdlva, s, Thename of a king slain iz by Krishna. 2. a country so called. and 8. #oe@ofi sdlashringa, s. The battle- ments of a fort, 2. the coping of a wall. 8, T@o308 sa’vanta, s. A person of the il C. THUToFOR sdla-sankalike, s A same caste, but of another gd¢ra, who shares S bl kind of double cloth worn by a bride at the in a gift to the caste. 2. a tributary king. time of marriage. 3. an enemy. i T.B C. WD@)Dfi? sdldvali, s, Favourableness, 8. ToTT0T sdvakdsha, s. Leisure, respite. luckiness or auspiciousness of a horoscope or Jeng S. ToRHS savadhdna, s. Caution, deli- 1.3 state of things for an undertaking. beration, circumspection. 2. directing the S. SR T sdldvrika, s, A wolf, jackal, mind intently or exclusively to one object. fire dog. HF35TTTeN cautiously, deliberately, with an AC R undiverted mind. FeITeTTA S50 t0 do any C. Towodedld, ?\'JL'DGJDSJ-E)} sdldmisiri, sdalamishri, s, A nutritious nut which thing with the mind fully engaged. 1.3 8. TSI sdvana, s. The conclusion of a makes a glutinous kind of gruel. sacrifice, the ceremony by which it is termi- A C. Toen sdalu, ». n. To suffice, be sufficient, nated. enough, adequate. T 2. a month, F33I InT, of thirty Frwsdm sufficing. F0g it is not sufficient. See 330, solar days. WIS IXF g year composed of such months, Y| O. T sdlu, s. A line, range, row, furrow. 0. TOTIT sdvara, See F323. Tow T, FORY, T féjaj, n‘aef\éjeaj to put in rows, file off, fall in or go in rows, to ar- T. B. ToJ0X sdvdsa, See 373, f range, form a line. Ty XREDEW to harrow T. B. TomoAed sdvdsini, [wm52] s A b or level furrows. T F0T, T €we) a row married woman. C, of trees, a grove. F209M in a row. 83 o S. ToNY) sdvitri, s. The holy verse of the &0 a string, line, or row of elephants. B Védas, the repetition of which forms an es- H3 g row of houses. 3w T3 successive sential part of the ceremonies enjoined upon ceremonies. brahmans, as daily observances ; the prayer C. o> sdlu, v, a. To borrow, take money is personified as the wife of Bramha, and § on credit, to contract or get into debt. mystical mother of the Hindu classes, who it f; H. &5, &S, w08 sdlu, sdl, sdle, is pretended, are regenerated by investiture s. A year. TS w2 ¥ prTIN ma#g last year. with the sacred thread. 2. a lpar1'ieci WO~ Qj’ T8 F TR the present year. TS @ man. 83D the end of a year. Fo8 Moz the FDoe 8 C. ToRT sdvira, s. A thousand. ensuing year. ¥o838 28307 annual expenses. &7 g thousand times. FRTeD (a definite for T. B. T00 sdle, [5*S] 5. A school. 2. a an indefinite number) a great many. place. LTod 99 g school. BRF F98 gp c. WoY), wWodpese, oD sdvu, 948 '/fi%‘ =33 :o‘a;%;\ v sa’vo’pa, sdvddu, s. Death, the act of dy- 7. rape, ravishment. Famy, TrRuE, TIEIA, losed YRIRT, TorIdF, ToxIT FoBg a bold, ing. #¥, ¥33 an untimely, unhappy, or dis- ends graceful death. powerful, violent, adventuresome, or daring 0t man. Femy FFH8 g lawsuit very difficult H. ©§2)F3, Tos90, Tom590 sd- ) to adjust. T3 (ale] - & severe punishment. vukdra, savukdr, schukdr, s, A na- ot 0 T T I to venture; to put forth great tive banker. 2. a large or wholesale dealer. exertion. 33¥20% Vikramarka, marked by R C. TR sdve, s. A grain, panicum milia- £ D 2, & a prowess or violence. ceum, or panicum frumentaceum. ¥oF € [o¢ variety of the same. S. @omx) sthasra, adj. Relating to a Ity thousand. s. An aggregate of many thou- S. ToReD sdvéri, s. A tune so called. sands. 2. an army a thousand strong. S. SITR,0R sdshtdnga, s. A mode of prostration by which eight parts of the body, S. fiDEUOjJQS) sa’ka’yya, s. Aid, succour, assistance. 2. association, friendship. n viz. two hands, two feet, breast, forehead, and two shoulders, are made to touch the S. bego?:g sahitya, s. Animplement. 2. ground at the same time. :‘"@;3\330 (A BN Ij‘?%_d classical knowledge. eT3RRY, Takosy eruckdy ¥ e such a mode of reverence. n‘zq;}ofi;fidm, o he is a good classic. 238y 1)0BNYY classical ) ',:@jofi 2P, ::‘a:qzsori BoBd S_)fi’;forw’o INB to works. prostrate, as above. S. ‘51'365,8 sahya, s. Society, conjunction. T. B. &% sdsa, [+3®3] 5. Boldness, vio- “ ) assistance. lence, prowess. A. C. NLD?R sa’_lige, s. Dress, raiment. T.B. X8 sdsata, [®%?] adj. Firm, 8. T g@?‘;jo sa’/cs]uittu, adj. Visible, pre- fixed, stable. sent. 2. the real, the true, own. adv. Be- o) 2P = A. C. ORI sdsava, s. A flower. fore, in the presence of. 2 like, as. 3. Aweg@ Cupid, with flower arrows. evidently, manifestly. F2EeE ), a uterine T. B. WONARD> sdsiganu, [#»=vs] s. A brother. F3F?8,0% to manifest one’s self, to man of prowess. become manifest or present. IF N 23, ;8 made A. C. ToNT sdsira, s. A thousand. %3 manifest. F3E7 ) the very Vishnu 733 the sun. 2 Kértivirydrjuna. 3 8. &oZ sdkshi, s. Testimony, evidence, Banasura, with a thousand hands, 30T N witness. €08 F2g written testimony. 7,9 T the sun, with a thousand rays. t}‘e;?JfiFmd, 8 = . ~e & oral testimony. UG I IS :fa;;—\ a Y] F308 Rz, Indra, with a thousand eyes. witness consented to by both parties. 20 ¥ 8 BBad the sovereign of serpents, with a % a plaintiff’s witness. T,33:0 F33 a defen- thousand hoods. we»Fad two thousand. Y dant’s witness. Feg 3R a deposition of DRI ® 72T g hundred thousand. evidence. Avg w303 g list of witnesses. b} c. TOADT sdsirme, s. A compound of % DO the examination of witnesses. 3 09, g powdered turmeric, mustard and chillies, ? o~ Oy let=1 @ =8 q3g, e T conscience. ¥ 2. a thousand mixed with cucumbers, &c. fim:d, oo ZE.T g witness. P2\ 8%, I3 g, %“g ) 2 o2 times. (SIN o] 5 e %, TY, Ty, ©F Fvg false witness. T, B. =D, RS, IO sdsive, = Fog true evidence. Swuy® Fo & w? FIF :fiaé})\ B [ sdsuve, sdsave, [ ORTD 1. Asort of mus- the sun. ®3F s a gpectator, overseer. ¢ N tard, sinapis dichotoma. BRY 033 a wild 33 Fagrive TeeSed B3¢0y I swear by God species. Fo03d ©3, boiled rice, &e. mixed that I did not use that word. z);foé T3 T e o a8 with mustard. i-\rwz SRISEE SR 32:30gy I swear by your feet ) 8, TR schasa, S. Daring, boldness, that I did not see him. BoBTD 5 o 3535 @\ adventure. 2. prowess, strenuousness, effort. Sedsoth WeBH2a3 by my conscience I know 3. violence; the perpetration of any act of 1no sin. EITo ©fy :f.m-@%\afisa?\ TS b Fwo 4. punishment, chas- 3 he married in the presence of the god of rapine or aggression. fire ; that is, properly, according to the ritual tisement. 5. oppression, cruelty. 6. hatred. 949 s’ ~on ?Q?QS Ufib?&%fi@ SIaN :f@;%;#;a% A A2 they are 0. Qo2d, Ao simbi, simbe, s. The coil st = inseparable friends. S ooz ?-‘;}-‘\1_— Brla) ?@éefj 0 of a snake. 2. a band or coil of straw or fhep cloth to set a round bottomed vessel on, carry fhe s I.gave it in the presence of witnesses. To3 - 1 [eAr LHS paroic d :,w 108 ( A B o swear by the five ele- a burden on, &c. oW W= to make a coil. ments. wm gl a Ao simha, s. Alion. 2. the sign Zeo, T. B. LOR singa, = Bl o®] s, Cupid. 2. a in the zodiac. SBhoZes i 9 adj. Pre-eminent. lion. ond 3¢y Parvati, riding on a lion. tefh &2T Vishnu’s fourth incarnation in the shape 3. an arrow. 4. [3,0o7%] the horn of cattle. Ko of a man, with the head and claws of a lion. 5 ashorit. SBucm F3y™» Vishnu. Wy wom 53 the roaring Orna- of a lion, 2. the shout at the onset of a bat- g T. B. NOAT singard, [%omd] s, Orna- tle 203 VO =83 w3 the form of a lion’s head made ment, decoration. 2. beauty. ady. (Y] mented. 2. handsome. for ornament. NoRTo WAED having woxeES a throne, a seat sup- e, -~ ~0 fesr) possessed beauty, having been decorated. %o ported by lions, &c., wrought in gold. o 1i 2om0R g handsome xS S VLR ntx to adorn, decorate. & a king. ~owm T9®BS Durgi, riding on ( ;v ?\ man. a lion. T WoX® a true fleYate] ’Zitfl.@'(fi Cup]d_ m)E0 2% a dog. alle lion. No® RS A. 0. NORSFD singavane, s. A throne or 03 Wowm the chief of sages. 0 &7 seat of state. the soft gait of a lion. fuly A. c. Norod singddi, s. A bow. &, [+] a S. Qo Be? simhala-désha, s. Ceylon. 9, 9 . 0 small boat. NOX0 St mhi, s. A lioness. T 8. NopIR e singhdna, s, The rust of Q08T simhike, s. The mother of Réhu. S iron. 2. the mucus of the nose. S. (?\Jfg SZ.]C(ZZ(Z, s R sandy goil, (TSI [ 8. NoX sinjini, s. A bow-string. o o g sandy hill, sand-bank, an island with N t the twang of the bow-string. 2. the tinkling sandy shores. of ornaments. ! | (&) 9 o H. 339, 5o stkd, sikkd, s. A stamp, % R A. . Ao&s sintu, [ %] s. Anger, dis- seal. 2. the impression made by a stamp or s i pleasure. seal, a die, 2T T g Sicea rupee. Gt A. ¢. Jod sindu, adj. Fetid, stinking., %o @ 933 g fetid smell. T, B. V¥ sike, [283] s. The tuft Qf hair left on a brahman’s head. c. Aok sindu, v. a. To wipe, rub. 2. to 1 blow the nose. H. 85902, 4599, 4520 sthdru, sitkdri, Gpfl stkdr, s. The hunt, the chase. »%0 et hu 8. oo sindhu, s. The ocean. 2. the ri- ™, 8Fe0 F9@ to hunt, follow the pleasures ver Indus, g3 %ow (the ocean of divine Doz BB of the chase. g knowledge) a work in Canarese. DX NoTIR, NOFD VI geg, the country of Scinde. H. A5 sikilu, s. Removing 1‘usf, fur- salt. B¥e @@ to furbish. C i adj. Aquatic, marine. bishing, polishing. PELMRT g furbisher. 8. AcQod, Rodwd sindhura, sindhi- 7@, s. Red lead, owidum plumbi rudrum. c. AT sthkku, s Entanglement, perplex- 2. an elephant. %07 wd ?5&55& a spot on the ity, intricacy, confusion 2. difficulty, dis- forehead made of red lead. 2¥% ho%wd white tress, strait, or dilemma. adj. Entangled, 1 lead. ©B)T Wetint another variety. difficult, troublesome. ». n, To be ensnared. f . RoDTd simpisu, v. a. To sprinkle, spill, 2. to be seized, apprehended. 8. to be found. 4. to remove. This verb is frequently used i scatter, throw about. with the dative case; as, 3% 8%, T have of C. ?\)O?@ SUMPY, s. Any seashell. o. a. To o slit, rend, tear, as betel leaf, &ec. 9 ~NO3 S Y %) ) &3 #) found it. W J. W < N % to fall into a snare. See 3 [ 5 & %ifig&, a place where pearl oysters are to be found. 8. o2 siimba, s. A pod, shell, legume. S. ?wfi sikthea, s. Bees' wax. 2. a grain of T, B. ?\)o?&g simbala, s. The mucus of the boiled rice. SRR nose, ~ow¥2 3Rt blow the nose. See Ncgae 7. B. ?d%zg, ?\Jfi& sikya, sikka, s, The 950 N N ad ol string or loop suspended from either end of c. ABY, AT sidimid, sidimudi, Vo the pole to receive the burthens carried on s. Wrath, anger. 2. grief, anxiousness. 3 I the shoulder. & 1) a coarse net-work made of confusion, perplexity. BB, 0200 o8 Rags to be an- i rope or rattan, in which pots and other ves- gry, &e. ) sels are suspended from the beams of a house. c. ABs sidilu, s. A thunder-bolt. ~ = 23 . 2 Sigi, v. o To tear or rend with the C. o DBER sidi-halige, s. A rough kind pe teeth or with the finger nails, to slit with a ais. 1g of spring trap set to catch anim fYe) uaoj, n, knife. W78 g rent, the act of tearing. DA tos ot Cu it. 2 =2 thesmall piece of stick used s WR), AR T3F {0 rend or tear off. VAT Bk as a spring. 7> to become torn or rent. C. At 6‘2‘6,5’6/71"“, s. A wrathful man. »3% c. ARLT 8igurw, s. A shiver, sliver, splin- a wrathful woman. PEF 3T a wrathful ter. 2R08¢% to become splintered, a splinter countenance. to rise up. 0. AT sidubu, s, The small pox. & >\ 9 C. AN ODT siggili-mara, s. A tree so ¥ w20 the chicken pox. NBLWI I Uy e I TEIWI callef(\l. TOF), to innoculate, vaccinate. DB BBy, g C. AR Siggu, s. Shame, modesty, bash- BowWY %9 the small pox to break out. ABIWI fulness. wRy ®2 to be ashamed, bashful. z 3 To 0wl the small pox to come to a head, : | wry B2 to lose all sense of shame. ?m%e; a ] 2w SweETer the small pox to take a turn, bashful person. »7 7t a shameless person. NDBITI nEed we@ the pustules to dry up. ABIWY SooA WP s, 2303 Sic}&al?/d, s. Cloth, clothes. %9 the scab to peel off. 9 o & ) 0 ¢ 7 to go in, as the small pox, which is a dan- c. A8, sittu, s. Anger, displeasure. w2 - gerous symptom. ToFY, BEW small pox ™ to become angry. w3 In® to shew di 2 e iy D brought on by innoculation. 2B R’3 the pleasure, put oune’s self into a passion. 5 mark left by the small pox. WRIWY JwerS, B ¥ % to enrage, offend, exasperate. Ry W Bowd MOy Bk a pock-marked face. W& to cease from anger, forsake wrath. 2 = S. oD . c. AB sidi, v. n. To snap, as parched grain, sita, adj. White. 2. hot, fierce. s The colour white. 2. sugar. %3203 the moon. &c 2. to burst forth spontaneously, as seed 23333 the white faced Garuda. from over-ripe fruit. 3. to besprinkle, be- EERGEIEY white umbrella, especially as the emblem of spatter. 4. to be displeased, offended, angry, 9 ~8? 33 huffish. 2RB). BwRY, WBRTWLT to burst. 2B royalty. %) a white cloud. 2. camphor. 38 33®T Arjuna, on a white horse. o 2% to fall into a passion. 2. to carry NRBRLBTY A.c. AR sitaga, s. An adulterer ; awhore- one’s self arrogantly or proudly. 3 g man of a wrathful countenance. monger. 2¥0, W87 an adulteress; a harlot, whore. c. D, ABBE sidi, sidi-dta, s. A cere- w0 . ?\Jé)@ei)@ sitotpala, s. Thewhitelily. mony among Shudras for the expiation of sin, Q . NTOR siduga, s, A dirty, filthy fellow. or as the fulfilment of a vow to a village god- H . [ dess, made in the time of sickness, &c. ; swing- B. AQ sidda, See @ 9 . ing suspended by an iron hook passed through Q . oW pess) sidddya, s. Saving in expen- the large tendons of the back, to one end of diture. 2. land rent. 8. tribute. 4. expen- a lever which is raised on the top of a high diture. pole or fulerum, and whirled round by means of a rope fixed to the other end. 2B Fow the TR ?\J% siddi, See '2152}. pole sustaining tlie lever. 2B WIS F0 the (oF: (Q\J@QK Siddige, s. A leathern bottle for lever to which the devotee is secured. e T oil or ghee. %73 the belly of abottle, 28 %2 203, bottled ghee. ¥ 3 Rasmall bottle, %, the swinging feast. The above torture is also designated 3»93 22; hut sometimes the o ?\J%Qfi,}'{i Siddi'y(lt‘(é, s. An Arab, for- hook is dispensed with, and the victim is merly in much request as a soldier in the seated in a basket ; it is then called rwdg ai service of native governments, J EON) % t I S &0 siddha, s, A divine person of unde- 8. Vo0 siddhd-dévi, s. The wife of sprinkl fined attributes or character, a sort of demi- Varuna. 8 0§ god inhabiting the region between the earth 8. 8T QF siddhdrtha, s. The father of and the sun o & an inspired or prophetic Doy, as the last and most celebrated Jaina teachers writer, a seer 3. the twenty-first of the —_—— Ny 1.3 47 S. va (r)" astronomical yozas 4. an adept, a magician, siddhdi HLZ, s. The fifty-third . The one who by the performance of certain mys- year m the cycle. Sl 4G AT tical and magical rites has acquired superhu- S. NG 38 siddhdavati, s The city of Va- ” Ohservs man power. 3] an ascetic, who by mystical runa. T.B. & and austere practices has effected one or all 3 . O Sldd/tl, s. Success, achievement, ac- alled, of five purposes ; viz. the affluence, the form complishment, fulfilment, the entire comple- I or the society of the gods, residence in the B v 4 tion of any undertaking, attainment of any divine lokas, or identification with the deity i Sionls object 2. final emancipation from existence adj. Accomplished, effected, completed. 2 Tatve supreme felicity 3. accuracy, correctness, liberated, emancipated. 8. ready, prepared indisputable conclusion or position 4. the 1.3, i 4. true, certain judged, decided, termi- supposed acquirement of supernatural powers niles, nated, as a lawsuit . adept, initiated, in by the completion of magical and mystical | oy alchymy or magic 7. demonstrated, proved alchymical rites and processes f‘aw&gub £3 (infhe 8 cooked, dressed. 28 1R the celestial DR, N L\ FSeTE 18 the gratification of one’s (sonf Ganges. HEL On, AT poE) quicksilver, AT WlSll or fulfilment of one’s desire. - -éJ?J sany] FRB to plepare make ready. NG TR to FHF =&, the completion of a deed. P ~ ) become ready 72 Ty cooked rice. N3 ToF ffi success, o8, W3 a charm taking effect. Laksh ), a vow fulfilled, a resolution effected 9> ~ & % to be effected, fulfilled accomplished. white| AT [0 B3 siddhavaya, sid- 8. AQes0d sinfvdli, s The day of the birg dhavata, s. The name of a town. 2. the change of the moon when the moon is seen C Nl)( banyan. for a short time. oy Ao 03 siddhdnta, s . Demonstrated . Ao Stpal, s. An Indian soldier. 2 A PN the profession of a soldier TSR I conclusion, established truth It may be & an excellent soldier. either the result of an argument in which Sl one opinion 1s refuted and another undeniably C. NQ‘J@ sippu, (@3] s. A shell, crust, hard then established ; or the concurrent doctrine of all covering. i) i ) C. oY sippée, s. The skin of fruits or vege- the authorities on any subject similarly in- Y NT 08 tables 2. the refuse of chewed fruit, &c. terpreted. 2. a work on astronomy Cang wegR T3 I 28, a plantain skin. 259,087 g follower of the ®%a5c% philosophy. kY b 2 an astronomer. ,Jua 08 INB @ to demon- 0. AT stbaru, s. A shiver, sliver, splinter. strate, establish 3 ”;i,‘ 29 03 establishing or A 2. the outer coat of straw, sugar-cane, &c 2 proving any science T8 AT 08 a work T. B. 48T stbira, [#25] s, A camp or en- le shewing the validity of the scheme of doctrines campment "B, or religious tenets which any particular sect has embraced TPIF [E AT 08 confuting H cv?;boa sibbandi, s. An establishment s of peons, &c JNTe 0 2 od g fixed establish- the given interpretation of a verse, &c., and s. A ment. Tormey BB od a temporary establish- establishing an opposite one NTP 0BTA W] ment iy ¥ to speak conclusively or tr uly BTUT 03 g Je to speak or reason inconclusively or false- c. den8 sibbati, s. Anger, displeasure, TROJF i [} ly. %3 P o8 7)o% a work on astrology. 0. daxy stbbu, s. A blotch or discolouring ° PN T2 08 LN Q@ a solar system, a system of astr ology in the skin F3R 2w a black blotch WK Ty which makes its calculations according to the 2% a white one )} sun’s course through the signs of the zodiac A. €. AR, R ATOD02 simi, simi-gar eyu an 952 AN a3 SN B of v.n. To fallin large drops as rain, to be- c. NQO%J 25 Q sili-sili-dhwani, s, A hissing souud or noise. sprinkle 20 BB to of 8. NT surd, s Any tubular vessel of the c. &y sillu, s. Whistling body, as a nerve, artery, or tendon whist]e. Ird 7. B. N, TR sira, siraska, [éd"ofisl C. &JQ 8, [3e] adj. Sweet. 2. fresh WR DBy s. The head. sweet water, as opposed to what is brackish A. C. NTR> sirama, s WR S0FD sweet curds "R Zwkd a sweet Study. practice, observance cake Wk Q0¥ 3 large and sweet kind of lime. T. B. NUR S1rasa, [30:x] S. A tree so ( called C. NQ, NQOjab st, szyu, v. % To be scorched, 8. JJTOOA swranga, s. A plough-share burnt, by the sun or fire. y H. 30989 swrane, s. The raised part in a A. C. Jeo8> sinfu, See ugtd, by native couch to support the head A. C. N> stndu, See D s. AeFT stkara, s. Spray, drizzling rain. 8 T.B. &0 8ure, [3)%] s. Lakshmi, goddess of 5 riches. 2. prosperity. 8. beauty 20 ©TI AE wefib stkari, s. Charcoal reduced to I Vishnu, husband of Lakshmi teleuh) Ea’aé ashes 20030e0R (brother of Lakshmi) the moon C NQ&) sthu, s Any thing burnt at the (son of Lakshmi) Cupid w0 Ro% gcented bottom of a vessel in cooking sandal wood 0 Bw¥Y ocimum sanctum. A. C. NEAID sigurt, s. A kind of fan or 0o FWIRB the lotus WO Few 0 LTI parasol Lakshmi 20 38 adj. Playful, whimish, capricious, w0FoZ g prosperous man wanton. NN 2 to be capricious white hair considered as fortunate 2. white c. NeR, NeReso0d> sige, sigé-kdi, s hair growing on a young head Mimosa abstergens, a kind of unripe acid C. J0000> 8iri-bdi, s. A harelip, the fruit, used to cleanse the head from the oil mouth drawn on one side with which it has been anointed ?JVKQ R A. C. ADR0BR, ADNB R sirivantige, =), its leaves T3 R WA enmity. sirwvatlige, s, An earthen frying pan, 2 C. e8> AP oBBweAd Situ, suburbs 3. a white variety of the chrysan- sttu-kondu-higu, v, To move in a themwm indicuwm or jasmine sitting posture. agt o feet that drag on H. J08, Jea siluku, silku, adj. Re- the ground in walking (o} To obtain maming 2. to be fixed or T. B. eS8, AeBY sita,sitala, c. JezD caught in ANTVLRE g remaining balance RO sitd-phala, |3, 3:39] 5. Cold, frigid. D LT how many remain ? G NQ'@’D DO sztapfiala, s. The white cus- D. V&8s silube, [3013] s. A cross, crucifix tard apple, annona squamosa C @5y stluvi, adj. Thin, as boards. 2 A. C. JeBoTo stturu, s Anger, wrath clear, as water. 9\ passion T. B. &V .swa, [#3] s. Shiva, s. A3 site, s. The wife of Réma. 2. one . JBON siwangi, b on] s. The leopard. of the four great branches into which the 2\ —derd C Jov o stwadu, s. A sheaf, truss, bundle. Ganges, after having fallen on mount Meéru, . is fabled to divide. “¢33 %3, 232 03 Réma, ARVTODITY swardma-kalli, s. The husband of Site. prickly pear 8 . H. AT> s1stu, s Taking aim 2. a fixed Ng'ézg sitya, adj. Ploughed, tilled C assessment of money. 3. outstanding debts, NQZSJ stdu, v. a. To blow the nose. S . A money uncollected, as opposed to =, money c\JQ(y stdhra, s, The anus. in hand 9 c. adj Beauish, foppish, dressy c: N°§J sinu, v, n. To sneeze, WRDF b B % %70 g fop sneezing I 953 5z A0 N3 5, O SUPYU, v a. To suck out the sub- {, W 8. &N 8180, s. Lead. 2. aparticular kind stance of any thin as an orange, &c. s. i of poetry ; called also ¥ % Any sucked refuse, as sugar-cane, &c R A.C N\wfi stsaka, s. A coat of mail, a A DI D@ to throw away any thing, after helmet. TeCk having sucked out the juice. 2RI to cause H. Jew9, Qg [ si8d, 8ise, s. A phial, d T.B to suck, as a child its fingers, &c bottle whr 0208 simanta, s The parting of C. devw 666@"‘3 sisondé-hannu, s. 1.3, the hair. 2. a purificatory and sacrificial The country oosebeuy or winter cherry, AC, ceremony performed in the sixth or eighth physalis angulata, 5 A month of afemale’s first gestation alled C. NQ;J Szlu, v. n. To split, crack, dmde, 0, (W also M08 T ;T . WkSoB Y3 3 first-born son. come in two. v. A. To crack, split. s. A il piece rent off from any thing ; a shiver, sliver, 8. NeR008Q simantini, s, A woman in splinter AQ”:\) WP SR@ to cause to crack T2 general or split %% torn, rent, split WP 0 g eyt ez sume, s A boundary, limit 2.8 3 ] bye-path. Tedg WYY a road to turn off. 7.3, district, country (3 Europe R® AR the confines of a house 8, ' the extent 8. ®> 8u, A particle and prefix analagous to dal N or limit of land )30 W' the boundaries good, well, or the Greek eu, and implying of a village. ARG TIy a large and stout reverence, worship honour. 2 ssent 3. pha mirror. 23w Foww the fountain head of a increase, prosperity 4. excess, exceeding 5. € government. adj. Foreign. pain, distress. 6. pleasure, delight 8. NeT 8ira, s. Aplough. %3 %2¢ Balardma T. B. R0T sunka, [%y] s. Custom, go- B W with a plough for his weapon. vernment duty on goods, toll oTT nod & Ty g o0TT 8 a contract for government duties. R ng%fl siranige, s. A coarse wooden (. ) e Fed3comeB a chief collector of customs. comb for clearing the head of lice and nits ~0 o o] I3 b 1 DoTB 3IPRR a clerk of customs. C NQ@J Struts s. A nit. ». . To hiss. 2. to it D00TT ReUT an earthen vessel into which become angry T3 customs are put -r’\o F» 81 to take.custom. A. C zooB 00> strumbalu, v a. To TIoTD BRR), ROFS ETV to pay customs 8 scatter, spill, sprinkle. B @3¢ an account drawn up of customs due fu T.B. AT sire, [3<8] s. A female’s cloth from some one. DoTe WA to let pass free W0 FE or garment TE R 23 a silk cloth B3R of duty oF3 IR, WoTFD 3] a custom A, (, #%3 one partly silk and partly cotton. woe? house o073 8¢I37 the settlement of cus- 1l B¢ w¢3 a striped one. BIYFYR 3T one with toms BoFT, BEFIM™ to prevent passing CF square patterns wWUTCR ©ordI WT one with till the customs or tolls are paid. Ji8 Q ROOTF el - Tl ROBNR T a gold border. TR ¥ T 2B one with a a custom house officer. th checked border 838 will the custom house officer hear of TWOTD BTRLY - 0 any excuse ? < 3 a kind of ex- A. C. RBEQ sirpani, s. Light spray or p: cise officer, spy on persons passing with fine drops of water thrown on one ennRTY st 2oods Reg WoF outstation customs 8. NeREZI slrvana, s. Sewing., PFrom 8 Z0o® town customs. TeOR ToF transit duties. to sew, stitch. le The tiger C. ROTORD sunkdsari, s G, f A. C. o8 swata, s. Ruin, destruction. bean. 2. an adversary /! G. RooF> sunku, [Zweg=] s. Contagion, in- A. C. NeIT stwara, s Light spray or ¢ o W fection adj. Infectious oF Po¥ small drops of water or rain sprinkled on oz BeeR an infecti- n ¥ gn infectious air one 30 guch to fall or beat on one @ ous diseas B {1 A. C. NoTOR> stvarisu, o, a. To entice A. C. Q0T sunku, L 20?3y ] 0. n. To shrink allure, tempt 2. to huff with passion, as a or shrivel up s. A wrinkle, fold, indenta- cow rushing at one; to hiss as flame. ticn : 9 ~ 0 4 & ) o) (a'] Nle) ~ o%—_& kind C. RooBono 2 sunkuldmba, s, The oI R to say for fun, to tell in joke. goddess presiding over epidemic diseases. 2. to lie. 8. to speak without fear, to tell in confidence. ZooRSg W to come without 4 ASC. o083 suntage, s, The head or 2. to return with- neck. any particular business. I out success. 4. to be perpetually coming. ) 7. B. RooB8HI0Y supfara-ghdli, s, A 5. to be got gratis. DoRoSg TR to cry oub whirlwind. 8, without cause. = BoISR BRN go away peace- T. B. 208 sunfi, |%08] s. Dry ginger. 1T, ably or quietly ; go away and do not trouble A. C. V08P, Rool3R suntike, suntige, me (said to an importunate beggar, &c.) 2. 2. the head or neck. s. A kind of grass. do you only go (said to a person who is doubt- e, €. TooB, ool sunda, sund-ili, s, A fal whether the errand on which he is going o, musk rat. will be successful.) o oIy BuegA o »LL T, B. TooGo® supddla, | Bomw] s, An I have returned unsuccessful. 35F oI elephant. :&’o%fié%fi why do you sit doing nothing [7oYah) T. B. ®o0B®, WooB®> supdilu, sup- SR ook wo T got this for nothing, © )T, Mo Tomd =08 I gave more for t dalu, [%0m) s. An elephant’s proboscis. o that village than I got. oo Swr- Ganésha, with the face of an ele- ¢. oRTZ summdna, s. Bliss, joy, hap- phant, piness 2. mettle, high spirit, friskiness. ; C. 0T, TooBRWweR sundu, sundi- iw'gu, v. n. To evaporate, boil away. %o C. TooR summu, v.n. To be quiet, si- i} 2% v, a. To make evaporate, reduce in boil- lent, still. &l ing. T, B, &0F suka, [%9]s. Happiness. adj. ) C. Rooweso0dd sundé-kdi, s. A vegeta- Happy. 2. [®%¥] a parrot. " ble resembling the drinjal, but of a more 8. ™TT sukara, adj. Easy, practicable, bitter flavour. attainahle. 2. auspicious, fortunate. | T. B. TIOED SUNA, See P53, 8. ®oBY sukala, s. A man liberal in giv- §. TooTT sundara, adj. Comely, beauti- ing and using. Roowoeod, WoBd g handsome ful, handsome. C. ROTOORTs sukdligaru, s. A class re- woman. sembling gypsies. They are the principal A, C. T0OT> sundu, v». n. To embrace sex- inland carriers of the country, and speak a TROTVRT, WOTIN ually, to sleep or lie with. language of their own. Their principal arti- 2 coition, sexual embrace. cles of traffic are bamboos and other wood, H. T\J‘JO[\)‘Q sunnati, s. Circumcision. 2 grain, and salt. the tradition of Mahomet. ".Sooziiéi FIRBY to T, B. &% suki, [29] s. A happy man. circumeise. i adj. Happy, pleasant. T, B. 0083 sumbha, [ 30w adj. Dull, s. ToFr350T0 sukumdra, adj. Comely, stupid. 2. soft, smooth, tender. young, youthful. 8. TooRZ SUMMana, s, A pure or excel- 3BRT 3E a delicate body. lent mind. ‘r 8. 535@3 sukrita, s. Fortune, auspicious- C. R0, VoA summane, Sum- ness. 9. virtue, moral merit. 3. kindness, mage, adv. Quietly, silently, peaceably ; friendly aid or assistance. adj. Virtuouss \V’l without emotion of any kind. 2. at leisure, 2. vir= pious. %0%,8 fortunate, well fated. ') in idleness, without employment. 8. without tuous, pious, good. s. A pious or fortunate il cavse, reason, or meaning. 4. only. 5. gra- 7. with- man. tis, gratuitously. 6. for pastime. out success. 8. constantly. “\n 0O 3 B/ o c. T3 sukki, s. Flatness, insipidness, ik be quiet; silent; unemployed; at leisure. vapidness. 9. the brownness of a wound it oS} BB to give for nothing or gratis nearly healed. P~ DD i OB = #015_ C. THD sukku, v.n. To shrink, dry, shri- of plenty. anl RN B a ceremony of offering vel up. 2. to be wrinkled. ==y o7y Snzd to the village goddess the first fruits before (ne WE to make wrinkled. s. A wrinkle, fold, inden- any new corn is eaten or sold. m’o?;\ RFB tation. 2. | %%y ] arrogance, insolence. Cupid, the friend of spring. @3 =7 a flush T.B. ¢ 8. To sukha, s. Delight, happiness, joy, of money. ©w¥3 %A g plentiful or pleasant {alr pleasure, enjoyment. 2 health, welfare, meal. JOwe safety. adj. Happy, joyful, delighted. 2. Ui S. "(\'J;J‘ygfi sugm’va, s. The son of the sun, healthy. =%o25397 happily, safely. Zo233n0, sovereign of #2403 and confederate of Rdma, 00 & 9 & PINE:D] Toed0dBo to be happy. . to be well. a monkey sovereign, ime W3S, tears of joy. o T, Fcw Py to state S. 2303, 2303 su-charita, su- of one’s circumstances. T8 TY g person on a Jime charitra, s. An excellent history, good or visit to a strange place. T &R g prosper- virtuous conduct., slell ous or happy person. 308, DEOS) g virtuous %2 T3 an easy and womarn. ) safe accouchement. & Zc= (pleasure-pains) ston the venereal disease. 8. TAI su-jand, s. A virtuous, good, or o fi@%’,’o, DY VR, D lime B to feel pleasure; to be happy. %)t 2o respectable man. § o sexual pleasure. Wa®S B the pleasure of C. ®E suti, adj. Clever, able, powerful. ) appetite. Bodmg %o the pleasure of sleep. eI I 1’0%303’5@%5%5 he is very clever. e N3y %o the pleasure of science. TH¥T, Bow C. &, suftu, past part. of w3 &. : B )8, 3, W23I conferring or affording C. T sudi, v. n. To wander, roam, pass. Teg pleasure. %o® a happy man. ady Happy, S An eddy. =2 F»¢ a whirlwind. 2. a pleasant, possessing happiness or pleasure. light wind. G, PO BT 2D a person living happily. 2. to be The %od indisposition from sexual embrace af- C. B> sudu, v. n. To burn. v. a. To burn. L3, burning hot. 2. to toast, ter bathing. %2 32 patrole of honour, plea- roast. pshle) by surable captivity. 3. to fire off a gun, cannon, &c. %0 to cause to be burnt ; to cause to be fired C. L S. '&{J—/\Joqg Sugcmdfia, ady. Frag‘rant’ per- off, as a gun, B W@ 83y to eat any thing Lt fumed, scented. Fonozs IRFRL spices in the hot =8, 287 a fire-brand. VTTO VBT T aggregate. noy v geented oil. =onRoT T 8l &y, vy S5B WD they have burnt it to a w3 Be a fragrant flower so called. xonog cinder, they have spoiled it. eI T § e oS A% a medicinal root of that name. o Rotd, ot Reodd Ferren ¥ she greatly one 8. '&JJKO@ sugandhi, s. Perfume, fragrance. oppresses her daughter-in-law. 2, g B Circw 2. a fragrant grass, adj. Fragrant, sweet- Y, v your face seems black. -v‘xégj WR ing smelling. 2. virtuous, pious. ® burnt ashes, 0¥ S%0T roast meat. o, aly S. IR su-gati, s. A good or happy con- WA to burn up. ‘,:?oé\fgs TP Ind VR to hiE N BB it is dition. burn to the ground. 23 é'je 3 consumed. B, WwAERA BN it is burnt G, 8. ROAD Su-gama, adj, Accessible, good, 3 to ashes. fl as aroad. 2. easy, practicable. 38~ e} :‘oégjd\fa BWS0BV0BT BT though the village be hurnt Hanumanta is B 8. ROABI sugahuand, adj. Thick, close, outside, (prov. used of one who cares not C.i impervious. who suffers if he do not). =@ 2% hot water. b C. RN sugi, v. n. To fear, be timid, cow- T ®IF WA you may perish. RBRISTEY the 0 ardly. act of consuming, burning, or perishing. fa 8. TR SU-guna, s. An amiable dispo- C. TOTOTOR, RIBRoBIF sudu- t ¥ by sition, morality. gddu, sudu-gddu-bliimi, 5. A cemetery, . "rdofi;\@azgg% suggald-dévi, s, A god- e dess. a place where the bodies of the dead are burned. WRMRE FUT g disagreeable em- B C. ("’\Jfil\\ SUggt, s. Spring 2. plenty. 8. ployment. 2. bad conduct. WRITRR IR harvest, AR TV harvest time ; a season a melancholy or disagreeable communication, 9 6 E AN ~o & NO@J fring an mauspicious word DBIRRY 1T a sexton be worn out. /IRy & 8,328 R £t 39 that ef one who farms a cemetery from government, ear ornament is still new, (the mark of the A¢ BB g female sexton. hammer is not yet worn off.) flug T. B. Q& SUNNA, [BweeF] s, Lime, chu- C. T3> suttu, adj. Remote,circuitous, far isang nan. e 8 FY lime-stone ~Jm ¢ %2 lime about, round about e 0 w0 =3y, that e B Re® g lime mln. B0 T DR s. Circumference. 2 powder. road is very circuitous @ lime water. e B 78 lime mortar 8] circuit 3. a coil ring worn on the second sun, adv. Around, on all sides. g, @8 T2 a small metallic box for carrying toe, by women =0 ‘*“*:5 7 2. round about ; out of the direct way a. lime in, to eat with betel leaf 5%{ = raw 8l &9 the basement of a pillar. To wind, roll, or wrap up. 2. to surround lime = ~ &3 3. to wander 4. to go lor o3 burnt lime, 3%8 3 %3 pearl ad, roam, travel. shell lime. To0T ve2 conch shell lime. = round, circumambulate D8 B %v to sur- 0us round, environ. 2. to roll or wr ap up 38 =) =%, oyster or coclxle shell lime. g %o stone lxme. e, LT g trough for beatmo 2. to FwoR) R towind up or on and go or lime with sand in T8 BwoR W3V to make a go round about . o8 suta, s. Ason. 3 a dauchter. tour of, traverse, make a circuit of. 2. to fil . T3 suta, [%3] adj. Even; also. 2. roll up or round and come 3. to prepare to [®2] since. fight BT TSR 00N BRFE, T8 FwoBW she oJ . T3 sutala, s. The third of the lower prepared to fight with me. 232 to put a turban round the head pAR 2P0 to fall 5 regions. out of the direct route 2. to sink down c. Tozo8B0denen sutdti-yelubu, . 208 FwoB) WY oiled up, as one In pain The clavicle or collar hone 0 to reel and fall. =08 23 to wind up, as thread T. B. &3 suti, [38]s. Praise. 9 (?fa @J 8 VP, 3G 708 WIB to wrap up in con- hearing. 1 tempt or anger and throw away, as a despised (oF ma'g, (\Dgo Na'a S, T Q)J, (\)Jj) garment, &c SSR 38 %03 8 B my head turns 08, SwrBdto go round and mag 203 © G)Jo suz‘ta, suttam, suttal round, I am dizzy. @ (] suttalu, suttu, sutta-muttalil, post- look =0 8 N8 TIFY to wind up in different T8 By, BBy FI) to set position, About, round about, surrounding balls, as thread, &ec. T8y, JNB), to surround 8 I VA Swed FawnF 3AE to look about round, as pearls, &c. adv. Around, on all sides Ty one’s self and do a thing considerately, with encompass 3 enRT) Bt T, T circumspection. 8 B8 UFD the surround- #er3 g wall all round ing inhabitants, the people who are round how many times does that fortification B0y DFD g coil of about DB I0g DI the surrounding or go round the town ? 6 0 neighbouring houses betel nut, leaf, &c., prepared to put in the )] C. T3 sutta, adv. Since. © 3 from mouth. eJnf)o,\roZ"o BN RROTY ITHD SRS It that time S he takes a pagoda for one very small pill T. B. ®08 sutti, [%%]s A pearl oyster. (a pill made by one turn of the hand on a ptCr) QJQ B Bge circumambulating. (S slab.) RS 03 suttige, sutlfi, s. A 33 IR T8 = 3 23\?3?5 e T am tired of 0% 3 &R g hammer with hammer. i TR Ty, W 7 a hammer with two going backwards and forwards to his house. one face. DD OB T 08, 20T how many times have 1t LB TS fi a round faced hammer. = I i faces TSN m you been round the temple? &), e R g hammer with a face and a claw. =Y Boea, 3 I have had a fine circuit to- day fje 3 02 % g small delicate hammer made of 3, BRoW VDB, VBT 3 any screw to fasten jewel- bell metal, for jewellers’ work A lery, &c. ®03), FToonRT g coiled silver toe rin 708 7 g lioht hammer made of buffalo’s horn biid ,\Na fiQ &, the G. T3we @y suttilu, See & %08 Mo waww to hammer. il =0 W ) mark or impression made by a hammer. S. mJ@JBi) sutrama, s. Indra, the pre- server, 8 1c %2, the mark made by a hammer to 100y 957 \W\ =23 D §i f Cs '('\,J'JZS, TS suda, S’M’Jd; adv. Also. 2 . 8. TopDoT sudharme, s, A council or as- even. 000 TZ) TTe VII 39 8nch %?u@%j@g sembly of the gods. e I did not take even a cash of him. VI D S o T. B, Togo sudhd, [%3%] adv. Of itself, of oo gy wIEY he also is not yet come. one’s self. 2. See =03, o o Q ) a particle serving 8. T8 su-dati, s. A female with hand- §i iy to give emphasis, ©IdR Tope @08 g he has some teeth. BITI) TN I J 3 ® > [€] 5?90 verily no sense. 3 he § R 8. ®BBeI sudarshana, s. The discus cannot do it of himself. e of Vishnu. adj. Handsome, well looking. 8. RopOD3> sudhdmany, s. A chief fiv T, B. G sudd, [Rome] s, Ambrosia. ) “ friend of Krishna’s Fogesh 308 Lig history. it lime. 2. the name of others; also of a mountain. to C. ToodF suddrike, s, Appeasing, com- S. "’(\J,J@ Sl(df’ll', s. A learned man or teacher. Bl af forting, calming. 2. forbearance, putting up §i 2 with. . RoQDo02d sudhi-mannu, s, A sort of 3. pardon, forgiveness. 4. shifting white clay. (0§ with, managing, making, doing with difficnl- S. ?\',Jofs sudhe, s. Nectar, the beverage of e ty, getting through with somehow or another. immortality and sustenance of the gods, the e VIINR TSR '.!f‘sfi)g TORBB he is just BT =3538 nectar or honey of flowers. 2. plaster, mor- €01 now a little calmed, 5y moR0 D, PTed B £V tar. 3. the milk-hedge plant TS, TTR0 %2]0 to appease, calm. 2. to comfort, 8§ W, =d® the moon, the supposed reposi- compose, recruit, refresh. 3. to forgive. 4. PO, [l tory of the beverage of the gods. = oo o3 a to shift or manage with. 5. to get through 8 a difficulty somehow or other. 6. to support, palace, mansion, a white plastered building. -y lartesd ~A0G 2 4,® a white-washed or plastered house. i maintain. = TeCA TR J o®) AR to wait for T 998 3 stream of nectar. § 4§ another who is slow in paces, when travelling. (i 2. to support a person. VI WBITIF 8B Q T. B. RoTF sunaky, [#3%] s. A dog. D —— Y S T B \: I @333\@(571@2:"5\@ o4 weCq FroB) BegR 23 as he ¢, a dog’s trick. i; S % 303 the impress is poor you must somehow or other support of a dog, worn by the followers of Bheirava, 0 him. ":(5% VXA Inatd &8 2oz TR TRTT who rides on a dog. b T 1, 208 Fog w3 if you help a little that C. RoZ0339R sundydsa, adj. Easy, fafe] [®] 7 work may be got through. %%fis‘a 9 Tome without difficulty. RWTeWRITTA INB to do 0% #wg make shift with this now. FRLD T easily. 8% BT Ul avly Q 0™ to appease anger. to for- H. ROT00D sundi, s. A kind of fife or flute. give a fault. RIS DO to mitigate or H. RoZgo00%> sundyisu, v. a. To plait alleviate sorrow, to comfort, console, o33 clothes. W 3 -/ c/?fofi o0 to recover from the fatigue of H. RogoFe8 sundvani, s. Listening to, walking. hearing ; acquaintance with. RosesdiaEnrioto 8. o=y sudurlabha, adj. Diffcult G, become familiar with, 05363 S»®0to cause to be attained, unattainable, impracticable. a superior to hear. 8. RoTB 3 sudushchara, agj. Very ar- 8. TozodeT sundsira, s. Indra, leader of duous or painful, difficult to be performed or attained. the celestial host. S. ToTHR 3 sudustar @5 adj. Impassable, 8. T3 8 sunishchita, adj. True, cor- rect, riz;ht, ascertained. difficult to be crossed. 8 s. ‘(\'3355@1"3 sudridha, adj. Very hard or S. ?\')’J?)Q?fl' sunitu, adj. Just. 2. virtuous, t firm. moral. RT3 g just balance. C. T suddi, s. News, intelligence, infor- S. '&*ozj?fi su-patha, s. A good road. 2. § hE virtuous conduct. mation. T. B. 'L‘Zsfg.‘j Pure, clean, holy. =0, e white earth or clay. s. ToRoos suparna, s. Garuda, vehicle of 8. R)‘Dffiég sudhanwa, s, An archer, bow- Vishnu, man., 8, 2. a proper name, 8. RouRT suparva, s A god or deity. 8 et o~ J‘m): LAESAY e B, R0 supta, adj. Sleeping, asleep. =% s, Roepoi8 su-bhdshita, adj. Spoken sleep. well or eloquently. o S. '&J‘J@Ef\ subhiksha, s. Plenty, abundance. S. ‘N’)?)c)ifi suppattige, s. A mattrass. ing 2. a kind of flower. 8. Rogdeer su-bhiga, s. Superior enjoy- bas ment. 8. W% 323 supratibhe, s. Spirituous liquor. it g ’r'\“a;"aos?\)’% SUMANAassy, s. A deity. 2. S. ?\'b‘_fjg‘f}é supralig/&gfifie, s. A form of metre, a stanza of four lines, consisting of a virtuous, gvood man. 3. a flower, ToFIeg five syllables each. 2. consecration by bring- T the pollen of flowers. -y ing life or the deity into an idol. :o;jJ &3 ~0 8. TOD0ORY su-mangali, s. A married 23 to consecrate or bring life into an idol. 2. to woman. ToFoondg S5 FaZooney, DoSwoney the I sit down. wedded state, as applied to females. P = — o )3 9 a woman of long married-life. =00 S. TOF 80T supratika, s. The elephant nog o SRy ¥,8FS a prayer to be preserved from of the north-east quarter. adj. Handsome, well made. widowhood. 8. "oRo0RY su-mangala, adj. Very b S. "(\“)JE;G)D*;’J supraldpa, s. Elegant dis- auspicious. course, speaking well, eloguence. 8. o8 su-mati, s Friendship, kind- 8. TT)TIy su-prasanna, s. Kubéra ness. 2. intelligence. adj. Well pleased, favourable. 8. T8 su-madhura, adj. Very sweet s. "&o_zjjl’#ad suprasdda, s. Shiva, the or delicious. munificent one. 8. RO, ?\Jpfiozfl'fi% su-mand, Su- 8. TP su-phala, adj. Bearing good fruit, = : AL MANAssU, s, A god. =0 NJ@N{\S S the gods (literally or figuratively.) or demi-gods. H. T8, e sube, subd, s. A province 8. T3 wee®3 su-mandhara, adj. Ve- or district. we3kme8, ©ow3c=3 the superintend- ry charming or agreeable. ent of a district. B3 ¢med® his office. C. TR0, "do::%fiézf) sumdna, summd- T. B. ?\bg?),)’ "m‘aaébcao:fio subba, subba- na, s. Joy, happiness. 2. finery, elegance. 7'@/% s. The sovereign serpent. %% T2ad 3. capriciousness, high spirit, friskiness. adj. S 3¢ 38 a feast in honour of him on the £ Beauish, foppish, dressy, gay. 2. whimish, sixth day of the ninth lunar month. %) &’ o < AReresM capricious, wanton, 3. happy, joyful, de- :‘;2& o:’:q\; 5 20 2. proper names. NYT A lighted. WINRIMT, WINITI g fop. 2. a woman’s name. =% 02003 55&1:3 the mark of pleasant or happy man. WIDRINCSF g ¢o- a serpent left on one who has failed in his quette. vow to the sovereign serpent. H. T359T> sumdru, s. Conjecture, guess, C. "réoz%)@o subbalu, s. A small bit of stick, estimate. adv. About. adj. Middling, mo- reed, dry grass, twigs, &c. used to kindle a derate, DTRD WS By TR let me have fire with. 2. dandruff. 3. a moth or insect it at a moderate price. BN T3¢ VI exo injuring cloth, %% to become moth- 20T ZBHOA wHB T his writing is now tole- eaten. rable IR Jed FTHR a3 3 there | B -&)33?)3337% Slébba-fidge, s. A raven. may be about a hundred pagodas. OS] ESATS) =% (o3} S. To2 ?5(33@8 subrakmanya, s. Kér- Swi3 to form an estimate. R TP to tikéya, the special guardian of brahmans. 2 guess. Qfib’ifl@om TOSRTIAD that is now a place of pilgrimage in Coorg. become tolerable. BDVRTINY, WSHOR WT to 8. RBA subhaga, adj. Grateful to the become tolerable. 2. to become better, to sight, pleasing to the eye. 2. beloved, liked. be in the mending way. 3. auspicious. ot 8. ToRoTd Su-méru, s. The north pole. 8. ®og3B) subhadre, s. The sister of Krish- 2. the sacred mountain Méru, the northern na, and wife of Arjuna. mountain. ady. Best, excellent. 959 \@&“ ey = ~J SIovY) ~ 00 A.C. oD, '&*303:38 SuY, SUYyu, v, n. To C. ®>08 surata, s. Sexnal embrace. T3 o A breathe deeply from sorrow or exhaustion, Ty murmur vel blanditice in coeundo. to sigh. RV B 4l Zoody Sty sivhing, a sigh. C. QTS suratdla, adj. Smart, active, ) o33 he sighed fervently, Ravasety, Rasw clever. © the breath expired in sighs. RodeFwdH alon S. }'\bdq:;gp% suratfia'::zi, s. A sharp knife. R4% to pour forth sighs, exos B the n ) sigh fetched. =wz3 .qg(x‘%?fiflfigbijofi a body 8. Xo0e) surabhi, s. The cow of paradise. (I perspiring with the sighs poured forth, 2. a perfume or fragrant substance. C. ToT0d> surai, See WTN. 1.3, 8. Too3weR3 suyddhana, s Duryé- S. TR Su-rasa, adj. Sweet. 2. well ak dhana, the chief of the Kuru family and con- federates. flavoured, sapid, juicy. s The holy basil, G 8 ocimum sanctum. H o C. "&aofi%gga SUYYenu, v. n. To make a C. TOTOTS sura-surane, s, The noise noise, as when working hard, to grunt or 10¢n made in drinking liquids. sigh, ®ocdyom %@om@fi he sighed. 8. T3 Sura, s. A god or deity, an immor- C. ToTRW3Y sura-konne, s, Boswellia W tal. adj. Of or belonging to the gods, %3 thurifera. I '™ (the elder god) Bramha, =00 g C. ToTY, TdY surali, surale, [3ow] T.B sprite, goblin, or giant, an enemy of the s. A coil or roll of any thing, %83 DT¥ C, gods. FTRoB), WTH, 8T8 Indra, sovereign many words. of the demi-gods. =T A2 Mahdméru, =03 G. TP suralita, adj. Fasy. WIYE B Ui S0, 2T B/YF L the Ganges of heaven. =3 3 V% easy work. @ the tree of paradise. 0 R= Indra’s white 8. RoTZRo su-rakshisu, v a. To pre- hay - elephant. T 1T Brihaspati. TT Yo, T3 serve, take care of. %3 e adj. Happy, well, haw %3 the capital of Indra. T YD, BT Swg comfortable. iadfiéwz in good health, C, % heaven. =3 %)% WT 7oBd g heavenly comfort or safety. Ly courtezan, 0aF Narada. G. RoTvEe3 surdkdra, s. Saltpetre. W 8. WogoR suranga, s. A trench , Iine, a . (r hole for blasting, a tunnel. Tooo surdja, s. A divinity. 2. a rat’s hole, . u ToToROZ surd-pdna, s. Wine or & a hole made in a wall for felonious purposes, TTormd EwrR), ToTore SBo, RTore AN to spirit drinking, 5, dig a mine, make a trench, T. B. R0T00D) surdi, Sece 0A, 2. the A C. RVTVT surak, s. Gulping, =3 W 3 Cypress. 3. an ornament on a pillar. v sipping. [ Fo T0 to sip or gulp, as food in the form C. D surt, v.n. To drink with a sipping (Y of a fluid. noise. 2. to flow down, run out, or run sh C. R3S suraki, s. RoTE o over, as corn from a sack or measure, &c. 3 A slip-noose. L4 = to make a slip-noose, to ooze, leak, or run through. 4. to fall, as rain, to shower. 5. to pour forth a shower T. B. ?\de‘?\sura‘(/i,[esoa#] bk sword, i knife. of arrows, &c. 6. torun, as milk from a full breast. ». @. To pour out, as water. 2. C. ®oTA suragi, s, A var iety of very fra- s to shoot out, as corn from a sack, &e. 3. to graut jasmine. il milk. 2D D0 perspiration to flow down. C. RITRS suragu, See soro. AL ¥ W0 purulent matter to discharge. ey C. TV surati, See moon =0 rain to fall. 03¢ to pour out and C, R C. RTED suratu, See wodoti. measure, %0 Fwgy, O Fogy to drink any thing with a sipping noise. C. XTI surane, s. A coil of rope, &c. = 2. to pour, as water, upon one’s self. BCT T the corn G5 T8 I9@ to coil. - which is shot out. ~ 003 2t the water which 8 T. B. >0 surane, [7.0%] s. Remem- was poured down. %003 3¢ the rain which b brance, thinking of. fell. %O to cause to rain, pour out, run 960 m\ -~ 00N . 4 ) down, leak, &c. D Wo3 2‘33@” E R D A. C. T surula, s A timid man, © F%oB he has taken (poured) to himself coward. VT I Te0 FENRW b all the paddy which came. €. ?'\"bdafij > surulu, s. A coil orroll of any T8y FweoB TwkBI he went spilling it all thing. adj. Coiled. v. n. To shrivel, as dried b along the road. See o3, leaves, &c. 2. to coil or turn up. 3. ‘to warp. 4. to turn round or back, to return. o C. TODN surige, See oM. 5. to be timid, cowardly. v.a. To coil up, C. TOOND LAY SUrigi-hogu, See 2ot 2. he became T. B. ROR surige, [$0%] s, A sword. [5) PN &e. D¢ he turned round. afraid. =T, ToTo¥# the act of rolling up a a knife. coil, &c. FIRTT BoT%Y g roll of paper. LSR G. oV surk, s. Cypress. BT g coil of cadjon. TR T TR g, H. &0, IXo0> suvr, shuru, s. Com- roll of plantain leaf. BoTOFY By N g coiled mencement, heginning. cake. B ¥3% a whirlwind. TR INRT to make a coil. TR to become coiled. A. C. TT08s suruntu, See wdotd, C. TS, TBoB> suruki, suruku, g S. RoTBPD SU-ripd, s. A beautifal form. A bow in a string. 2. a slip-noose. adj. Handsome, well shaped. T. B. RTIN Surugi, See 304, c. T3 sure, v a. To milk, as cows. 2. to C. TToRD, TOTINDRO A surugu, rain, as the clouds. ». n. To flow, ooze, run over, &c. 7973 ¢ B8 mucus to run from the suruyi-/tég% v. n. To shrink or shrivel up. ° 3. to sink down ex- nose. %20 Bo8an®d, S he is milking. 2. to become warped. s. 3B sure, s. Spirituous liquor. 00?3 hausted. #%oA @3 he dropped down, (ex- drinking ardent spirits. o3 g vessel to hausted or in pain). hold spirituous liquor. =oTe 2D g distiller. C. TITIR> SUrUgu, s. Broken twigs, dried leaves. T S WOy the dried or shrivelled A G '&)’39 surri, [%]s. A whirlpool. 2. up leaves of the sugar-cane. 23R WTomv the a young tender shoot. 3. faithlessness, decep- dried plantain leaf. BTy BT to sweep tion in work. adj. Condescending, affable, accessible. up dried twigs, leaves, &c. FTom Ro2h FET 3 the first house built in a place. S. "(R)JD@J%S sulabha, adj. Basy, feasible, at- . QTN surufi, s. A tune so called. ¢ tainable, of ecasy acquisition or attainment, not difficult to be obtained or effected. 2. A coil or roll of any kind. adj. Coiled. See TR, easy of access, condescending, not austere or distant. 3. cheap, of reasonable or moderate C. X308 surutu, v.n. To shrink or > price. 4. light, not heavy. &3 3B WS T shrivel up. 4 . to coil or roll up. 3. to be- vP9n3 the price of that female cloth is mo- come warped. s. A cheroot. 23V T g - derate. B3 WK P % he 1is very free or mat to coil up, from heat, &c. T8 BweoBy accessible, @33 ISF BouW he is accessible to Bweg™ to become warped or coiled up. EO i) every one. & 25020 R W that vessel 1s & 275 to uncoil, to put any thing warped very light. straight. S. ?\J)J@@?j, 8L} nYy 3 su-lalita, su-lalita, H, QT30 suruma, s. A collyrium for the o eyes. (¢9%] adj. Charming, lovely. s. Tz eosu-lakshana, adj. Respectable, o &“Jb?flob@gfim:@bsuri-suri/ce’—soppu, handsome, comely. TUEFH0WP g sea of ex- s. A vegetable so called. cellence. C. RaToRTd, TITIRITITY SUru-suru, c. 9 suli, v. a. To peel, flay, skin, pare SUrU-Surupu, s. Energy, fervency, vehe- off, gall, excoriate. 2. to snatch away. 3. I mence. adj. Vehement, energetic. 2. tough. to pil 1aZ¢, 1aoe. Y i plunder, rob. 4. to shell, as peas, I TBY RToFenBy to be tough. 2. to be vehe- beans, &c. 5. toblanch, wo¥ Beay %O, 3B R ment, energetic, forcible, 9 to skin a plantain. W3 peeled, galled, 961 6 A - 20O Roes o excoriated. RO t0 cause to flay, peel, shell, good temper or disposition. 2339 a virttous pillage, &ec. OR, WO the act of robbing, wife. Z0B 08 amiability, virtuousness. Wi o pillagin (=} , plandering, or taking away by force. Y0 8. Towm\™d sushama, adj. Beautiful, hand- 2. flaying, peeling, shelling, &c. 98 T3, i some, pleasing. O% V& to give up to plunder, leave to be S. TR sushavi, s, A sort of gourd. plundered where resistance is vain. B|II B m = 8 . '&Jxog)\d sushira, s. Ahole. 2. awindin- roJ =83 28 he has grazed hisskin. ©=2 o strument. 7 o038 DET wadk Beyy T am his confidant, B P (as a peeled plantain.) ST D 5‘1 0% &S N )9 oA S. "&’3&‘5\3339 sushupti, s. Deep sleep, pro- "::' found repose. DY I will have you skinned, =oen Fog, 1l %0 Fag to pillage, plunder, rob, to carry S, ROy sushumna, s. One of the vis ¢ W off or away by force. FLT T@Cc):bo(’;)es tal airs, that which ascends. FweozWrobbers plundered (him) of every thing 3 on the road. S. "&b‘rf’)\o sushthu, adj. Well, excellent. 2. much, very much. for A. C. TdT -S'Zéll'-paZZU, s. Clean, white, 8. TOWOR su-sanga, s. Good company or Wi or shining teeth. society. at T. B. o83 sulubha, See mov. 8. ToreoTd susdra, adj. Free, clear, unim- ] ~B= 8. '&{3'5@3255 sulochana, s. Spectacles. peded. o @053 ) ) n 3B to walk right on or piik 03 Fo08 WSwes I gpectacles which are cool- straight forward. RF0TA SRBY FwoB) W ing to the eyes. BRGIFF08 BOSWRBS spec- W ™ to take away easily. tacles which are heating. 2853 PSS 003 RE& s fi r;})w T. B. oA sust, [®%¢] 5. Purity. adj. Pure. & SJXZBOD’J TSRS glass 0 pebble spectacles. Te B TOAIT susira, See 2T, Spectacles. fi&’&fm‘i\éifi:ng 2 ’Dg\), SRR IP T (.f A. C. &> susilu, s. Sexual embrace, coi- % g to put on spectacles. Vi tion. s. wRBexr3 su-vachanu, s. Eloquence, e speaking well; an excellent speech, a good S. ?\"))?\Jm@ susitra, adj. Free, clear, straight f word. o orward, und sbstructed, easy. RTRE; 3 T =2 - 3 s i V3 easy work. NJBJ'V.‘;J NeW oo 30 an easy 0o 8. RODERT suvarpd, s. Gold. adj. Of a pSS) " V2 P 28 word ; a good word. -~/ TweT good com- fine colour. WFeerzivs) a respectable name A pany. Wrws)Ten 3B to walk right on. for a common earthen vessel. s H. "KJJ?\JO, TR susti, sustu, s, Leisure. G, by €. RRToETO030 suvarndddya, s.Land- deTay. 3. sloth, laziness, indolence. &7, e rent in money. i .-\ J b to delay, loiter. =od3,7, T, ©nr0 to be e 8. BB 03 suvar-ldka, See under e 2. to become exh a ik a1 azy sted or fatigued. SwRF. P : —) to S. (QVN) J sustha, adj. Well, healthy. =3 % C. 7 8. "&’oasa?\)?) suvdsini, s. A married woman. health. L, [5) welfare, happiness. 1 S. "@Qi@?j\ suvishésha, s. A pleasant com- S. "&’3?'8? su-sthala, s. An excellent place. munication, good tidings ; the Gospel. ~J o g 3¢=% one who brings good tidings ; an evan- S. ?\)JJ?\? T su-sthira, adj. Firm, steady, sta- 0 hl' ble. gelist. ar ] . 8. ®&8 su-hita, adj. Fit, proper, suita- th Do suvdle, s The 8)¥»® mountain. @ ble. 2. satiated, satisfied. o S. o \ =, suvésha, adj. Well dressed. e S. 8. Womy, ?5053@3'&), Ty B su-hyi, D)8 su-vrata, adj. Virtuous, strict, kg su-hrittu, su-hrida, s. A friend. 2. an rigidly observing any religious vow. ally. adj. Kind, good-hearted. D@, o3 3 P c. ?Gobogg?\flaél;g KJSDQEE?) SULVE-SULVE-SUD- obtaining a friend. 111‘1 vale, comp. A chorus used by women in 2l C ?33? suli, s. An eddy, whirlpool, whirl- beating mortar, &c. wind. 3. an ominous a 2. a coil, ring, roll. @ 8. Wobge su-shila, adj. Well disposed, of curve on the person. 4. a tender shoot, germ, 962 T p— S NI AB/) -Hocg -v} ~09 % I o I have some 1§ or bud. B3 ¥ an edd a whirl at a good season. ¥y ® wind 8 the soft part on the crown of a knowledge of you, I have a faint recollection 7¢ 2% the shoot which of you. 257378 ¢T3 o) gy we have had £ young child’s head produces the bunch of plantain Sy ¥ an no glimpse of him since. ominous curve on the bacl 8IR WY g curv c. T sullu, s. A lie, falsehood, fiction. of children in the roots of the hair on the he adj alse, untrue, fictitious. ) T g, horses, &e., which, according t $ position fable, fictior fabrication. Y I g false- is regarded as ominous or auspicious WY N i ell a false- hood ) BLRY, Y ¥ v to lie, 0¥ R oy 2,83 No%"d'i‘s €2 33 a blear-eyed person. ¥onatur al hood f)fic'd a liar. S ¥ ringle falsehood, lying Y Tom 7873 an mter C. A Suh, v. n. To wander, ramble, roam. meddler WY TR vain or empty boa 2. to frequent a place; to haunt, as a ghost to brag falsely "o»}’a WOT, % a boaster; a har. 4. to re- 2 3. to whirl water, or any fluid ¥ 3 B¢%° fo raise faLb hopna form, return to right conduct, find a road or 8. WPTI sukara, s. A hog, DI ng =d way 5. to appear at a glance, for a moment, Z#¥T g village hog. ok 15U <) eo 72y L TG abadi ance, or indistinctly “—J‘\) VT sukia A good word 2. -0 a prowling wolf. T3, & 3% ,:‘ [alah} you lw mn of the vé Lm. nust not come ‘\uhm the glance of my eye. n —_ LI D T Ay o 123 (o WS TED Q3T suchaka, s. A spy, informer 7 T cannot pass that G 7 3, S. NJS23 sitchane, s. A hint, intimation, ay. 03 03 DY [<N) o gossip from house o =l to house = 00T WPT R B, gesture, gesticulation. 2. a summary, con= & Y to pass before, — 03 tents of a book or chapter. RS 2 conveying or within @1{:‘ ht. meaning or intimation by signs or gestures. C. ®> ?{?@ sulivu, s. An adumbration, a faint R3¢ TRV, T TSR S35 to hint by signs or ges- view or (rhmpse of, a blush of a thing or ture intimate. ENCIE ] hmted TR SBA person. 2. the act of whirling round any flul d 3. sighing with grief. @\)()\V\f‘% 200 Y to tell briefly, g ve a general idea or 2 N S =3 the contents 109 Y ), =2 D) outline of a thing. 0 8vahdg we have not yet had a glimpse o2 -2 at the head of a chapter B TR S an aus- of his appearance. A. C. ToOTp sulisu, v. caus. To cause to picious hi S [SSSp) Suchi, s. A needle. PSrotc) 2 set out, to make star hell for undutiful children. TRWTF0S a load- C. r\:)\ 75> sulul ,avnp, Spflsm prain - is To A=A stone. WFOB, DFor TR, ~ %8, T T to P = become cramped sprained. ~ 0TI 8. Xwet3somo0d0 sichikd-vdyu, s. A @) 0 was ting disease after child-birth. to charm away a cramp or sprai 4L D > 5 027 A needle. R TR sidji, [ > s, C. VYo T, mayaowsuhwu sulu FYoa nngu@t or loadstone. TR B 2 TR sz/h,v s Scheme, contrivance, daevice BRWY, TR k) 3 the eye of a needle. T%@n{"g means. Shigt (Ce 2. a small crack in stone, &c. Fe2) - ~nd ~aRTC a packing needle. hint, slicht notice of. 4. a glimpse or 1 lush ] C. AW ZW wyotty L | T and R of. 5. the right mode of going about a —— A thimble. thing QI HBJo 1. B. [ ®v%] light, e e o3 8% [Seh el =y == c. DY) Sul?, s, Anaim. 2. an expedient; he has no contuvance, or, in- o0 genuity, faww PALARL [=>h4 #3330 he does not C. "B sudu, s. A sheaf, 2. a bundle. 2503 0] -0 =) TR 3. a faggot. 4 an impression, mark. 5. know how to go abou‘c a thing, . &g =3 3 TRRAYIY Ty to bind sheaves, ¥ to take the hmt TOFOD) 2 to give a enmity N 9 T P80 ARE ::-L\ e L TR g hint -::‘?-'63@ 0% v SRS this stone is crack- % a sheaf of paddy N o i ed [A73] 20 ~ - ) ARSh U ) 80 the corn was got faggot of firewood "’f v zw® g bundle of 0 os% oo 3%' BRI TE 2% e ~yes D% un. =21 S etable &gf)}) N P [0 a bot’cl of straw. cheaply. <+ e corn may be bought very reasonably now. A. C. QRT sidu, v. a. To dress or deco- o 2 8 WFINID 00I o R 2 ite the head with flowers. ¢ B3 they sowed the seed 963 - ]LRB NRTS PR . T3 Slfta, s. A pupil of Vyasa’s so cal- cord of the lams of a loom turns. Twe?) 23%) Ied. 2. a man of a mixed race. 3. a chari- BOAR 100 lf to stretch a chalk line on a board. oteer. 4. mercury or quicksilver. 5. a bard, 4G, Zw®d) o to mark with lines the prepm’ed herald of titles. 6. a boatman. board on which school boys write. VID IR 07el o - [SI%¢ R0 oyn! D TR o Yatal 2eND come 5. WRIT sutaka, s. Mercury or quicksil- = his way of speaking is very ver. 2. imaginary impurity from child-birth, concise. 2Ry, A3, e, what are 0.7 oy miscarriage, or death of a r Clc el ation. Ti)fi TR your family and faith? #ws) LTl to ac- — pilla tuate or control, as God his creatures. o AE 3% the pollution of a house from this cause. sack - e &, ‘C)} 3% pollution from parturition. 3 [Sub) ¢ =w3 the thread with which the marriagze steal PV =3y ¢ d ©w3% pollution from the death of a relative, badge is tied on a woman’s neck. ~ i the principal actor or manager in a play or ona C. N8 siti, s. A device, scheme, 2. cle- drama. 2. a carpenter. 3. the manager of verness. BedBnd I to do cleverly. Mty 4. Indra. a puppet-show. oo He3) the W 8. T8 suti, s. Parturition, delivery, birth. sacrificial thread. =23)% to thread. N 2. offspring, progeny. L O S. VRV sz?da, s. A cook. 5] & sauce, sea- aN S. R 8% Slitifl’e, s. Parturition, accouche- soning. 8. split pease. 4. a made dish, any- then ment, lying in. %wd¥e 1y a lying-in cham- thing seasoned. 5. mud, mire. IRT BT, a B ber. TRIFD JRIBN, TREFR gofio a\vasting work on cookery. disease after accouchement, attended with 1.3, S. fi@@}s sudana, s. A giant so called. 2. disordered bowels. 9 g destroying, killing. o a destroyer. T TR 8. WD) sutra, s. A rule, a precept in 8 & o3 Krishna. Sv Bes3 Indra. a short, obscure, and morals or science; 5 S. ?'\.JJO§ suna, s. A flower. 2. the uvula. technical sentence, enjoining some observance pl 3. the place where animals for sacrifice are in law or religion, or intimating some rule in DRI o] O, e 0o t‘ grammar, logic, &c. In each case it is the slaughtered. 4. parturition. a butcher. w3 T8 g sacrificial knife. fundamental and primitive part of Hindu 8. BRI sunu, s. A son. 2. a younger learning, and is the form in which the works &1\ of the early and supposed inspired writers brother. hu S. "c\)er);?@B‘ sunrita, s. True and agree- appear; the ingenuity and labour of subse- 0f able discourse. o quent authors having expanded and explain- o % % in various commen- 5] ed the original =37 8. WD Slfp(l, s. Split pease dressed. Le o taries and glosses. 2. a thread in general. sauce, condiment. 3. cooking. TRT 30T -0 = ) d a — 3. an expedient, contrivance. 4. an opinion ZeTFT g cook. PRVOLS] R ~ work on cookery. nt 5. an axiom, in science. or decree, in law. T3 assafetida. the 6. the spring, wire, or thread by which a 8. RpODDIVI suyamdnd, adj. Desired, b puppet is moved. 7. the art, trick, mystery, liked. b knack, key, spring, turning pin, &c. ina S. TV sura, s. The sun. 2. a learned 81 curious piece of mechanism, an intricate bu- man. Twed =3 Aruna. I siness, &c. 833 0% Be8) the institutes of < _\ P - S. NPT surana, s. An esculent root, 8] Apastambha. PSRN w3) Vyéasa’s institutes. arwm ca )7?]’7(!7”&[(( tum. h ©0e80 %03, Pardshara’s institutes. Ia.é%‘tim S. TPD 8Uri, s. A very learned man. xw3) a concise rule of grammar. Twe3)T w30 of iua;f) [nrte) G. ?\J)J?fbfi‘?\s .szfri—p(ma, See under Feohr, 23 a puppet moved by wires, &c. C. D a puppet-showman. 2. God, supposed to TV siru, s ¥ aves, the edge of a TRT A cause all the actions of men. #e8) BB g thatch, the border of a shelving roof. kind of arithmetic. Twe3 3 7 =8 the stick on %% aslip of board nailed on the edge of a §1) <) shelving roof., =& EAAN) , IRTY WAXW to fast- which a carpenter’s chalk line is wound. e3 A e n @g ®33 203, the balance noose in the centre a bamboo, &e. at the edge of a thatch. &» L (o} ~§2 <& of a paper kite, to which the long string is @ W to put a stripe of mortar along Sy tied. P VT BTat < 0 »® the pulley round which the the edge of the tiling, above the eaves. =wdo C, 96 FE - - NSTD n ® Y\ B33 BB the beam put under the eaves of a C. Te® sitlu, s. The pregnancy of a cow i roof. 8FEDY, Fwenw how many calves has the cow -, | had ? ~ D) 0,88 w2 ¢ is the cow barren AE: mJ@'dJej‘ surulu, s. Discomfiting, because she has miscarried ? (prov. used by overcoming. ERTP I, TRTFY SR to over- come, discomfit one who, though out of employ, hopes not alway to be so0.) Cc. Vw3 Sure, s, Plundering, ransacking B pillaging TeB SR, ~~~u7<~”% to rifle, ran- "(i)\fé sitle [8e] 5. Ache, pain. sack, pillage, plunder. -«\)3 ps¥cie] T?uv%f\) to A.C RRIT susaka, s. A flower o Q steal the heart, captivate the mind ~~Fo5i Sap) kind of nuptial crown &% w8 money thrown among the populace A. C. DRTY> susalu, s. A seasoning com- on auspicious occasions. 208 BRY, TG Ty pounded of Bengal gram, jaggory, opium, ™ to be plundered ez TR the above and gingillee seed S . DRI fi?;s (repanda, See under JwohF. put into a cocoanut shell, covered with rice D. QN8 surti, s. Surat TREF Sw3 flour pastry and boiled into a kind of dump- ling a Surat rupee. Fw8rt W3, 3 fine pearl from thence z=wdre W3 g stout kind of mirror A. C. ROV SUSU, v. a. To spill, scatter, Q= 3¢ TWwdF, ToBY W enovar ieties of the rupee. throw down or over v. n. Tobefull or over = T B f\’J < flowing, to run down or over ROV T smpa, [3e%7F]s. A winnow- P ) e ey 3 oA 80T he brought the vessel of water ing basket 8. WPRE surme,s. An image of any metal runnmng over. RSB T to heave forth a deep sigh. Bwgp Be™ gpeech to flow, to S. (\M-)Oi)- ; N\fe)'dg surya, s. The sun speak much. Zed28 brim-ful 3'5 CFR TR TRIF Dy v the sun’s orb. 2. the region ine sun % courage to abound TRGVF ¥¥0o g ray of the sun. TRGF A. C. TR stthudu, s. Stopping cattle. Bechr 1) an eclipse of the sun St OsJe FI, Tw 3, B20¥3T g round and perpendi- c. B¢ sila, s. Sound cular screen or ketasol TRWOF FT208 the fa- oo c. VYo sitlu, s. A turn, time, once. 2. bulous sun-gem. P30} s} F 8 w3 the flower 3. wickedness. B - pSH] an 1mpression, mar k ¢, of the sesamum. R %208 sun-shine. R 0% how many times? O3OF FTood RO F R &J\JSOJ )y Tt 1e sun-flower. C. WPT siule, s. A strumpet, harlot, whore. CREFEED gun-rise. : Jo DOF 7:’ Foo® sun-set. zwyR #:C the harlot street TRYICN 3 -r-wg? b TRGOF %) @3 velvet. -l ) . anything that has been paNolryer-te ne8 a whoremonger. horedom. TRGF QO(. put in the sun Tonad the day of pACLLY 7 a whore’s son, Nolewhig the new moon when it rises invisibly ~ RO T A. C. RRT S‘“ Sulezsu, v.n. To sound, Saturn. 2. Yama. 3. Varuna. aiu"%?)w make a noise. dE3 ¥ clanging Fo3 Rdma generation. TRWF o [8] =) horns. TeE)T 30 1Y sounding instruments. small double tabour BRWF WoT;NYY circu- S(\)I\ suk S‘] ma, adj. Fine, thin, sub- lar and crescent ornaments fastened on each - PN WF F 303 tle del.mte‘ 2. little, small, minute, atomic side of the forehead J:= the sun’s s e 3. clever, smart, quick 8. An atom. VI halo ~PRCIT ¢ ) the twelftl star. ~aeluur B 2403 TwF .Y he has no talent whatever. the passage of the sun from one sign .«ACD o ~RT & FuT delicate work aRUIOT -+ 3 MF#J FTIGF g, of the zodiac to another (\)W\"m\_d_ 0y TRT nice affai al BN %%, quick sight. TRE prostmtlon to the sun. ~ LANTA) Q a de\ er, sensible, refined mind T o0 ) (\.u@UJOjJ surriravu Sse s, > a clever word. Mr%fl 808, B a clever de- A. (f surrdita, [3evs®s] 5. A whoremonger. vice BeEy 30¢3 g delicate body. A (\,\.@J SUPrri, See Be%d . WyTN, (\)@'C,:S srikva, srikvi, s The T. B. Q¥ sila, [3+v]s. A trident NCLS) corner of the moeuth, Shiva. IR Sriga, s. A short arrow throw C. DRYN8_ sulagitti, s. midwife. with the hand, or shot through a tube 9 — —1-’7-\ - & o Y ® S. c. W8 seta, adj. Shrunk, contracted 28 £ m@?%@) srigdla, s. A jackal ?94‘%”0 L8 Frory B to become contracted (\)) (\)J S?’/jl&/, V. . To create, giv i f existence to or sh runk < Up. o | £337 Do S. P od §rint, s. An adversary, enemy T. B. D&, sefti, 381 s. A chief merchant, (, 1 S. &e. of r\)\p“?? srintke, s. Saliva, spittle. - -2 C.NeY 5> sedalku, s, P de, insolence, arro- CAuS )@ sriti, adj. Hurtin injurious 2. nce I ey 0f a road, path, way 3. going X . s C. NEIT0E sedu-mullu, s . The peg G 8. Rywo&F sr tpait ke, <, The beak of a she bird. which Lecps the woof tight in the loom. (& (\w:; eae, v. n The hair o stand erect 4 . WY, Srishii, s, Creation, creating s. Contracticn. from sudden joy or fear. 2. G0 nature, natural property or disposition. 9 F8F ° 2\ 0 curvature, to ucsity 3.1 te fatigue, il Il il the Creator. Ne)\\ \ AR c,o, 2\ 9 ed to weariness haughtiness. JIEB he was a- orm create, to give birth to. =3 9% 7 to become War ward created T, %9 [ © the time of creation fraid ; he was co V Yo Lo &3 3 C. NEAD AR N ToTBo senasu, 16 hid %3 ®™); a creation in which the deity is in- 4 herent in all the parts ; or that kind of crea- senisu, senasddu, v. n 2 provoke, ex- tion whic h ¢ -2 pr b ~EoR 23 (41} as prior to the usual mode of asperate. 2. to wra ngle, dispute generation, g hen Brahma’s fiat or thought mutual provocation, wranglin 12 o Pofich! anger. gave birth to thin 2 fous] <} The five elements, &c., C. i‘% wrath, passion were created aftm his method. ~odlo =19 3,3 © eJ c. ™D sede, s The loose roots in a field a1 ag ] the creation in which the detty pervad {ol> ] the g & Iy bt thrown up on rst ploughing it. fatigue, whole together, as since the ordinary mod weari SS W of generation commenced. J | ‘ud N, f: S. =y TOR> seragu, ser ngu (Y A. C. oG sendu, s A Dall. N B o) 8 The end ¢ edge of a garment. 2. a limit, i Zo® the bouncing 11 of pearl 2 RC3T TRV 2@t to have cri- boundary ) 18 ERY TON A. C. Dol sendu, s Persecution, annoy- minal interccurs vith women s ance. SR 3 238 ¢ he edg b UL re “ her garment touched AC . &%, TR seke, sege, s. Heat from the hy Y me (I am diseased, or defiled, her.) ) sun, sultriness. S 2. heat, warmth, in general & ) cap- bt Cc. NT sere, [¥S] s. Imprisonment f ATR TeW to warm to warm one’s self. hand ¥ tivity, bondag 3. the palm of t 8™ to become ho o 2 the heat of U bent so as to hold a1 uid : ; a fir AT = the heat of the un 3N G, ? ) L NT Cc. a0 sele, s s, Anecho,r everberation,scund %2 the warmth of clothes B the [5) & . VO €. 3 u T8 T3 morbid heat of discase =08 £ the burn- report heum, &e. r2e%7 i ing of a fever a LL\J | & stone. adj. I cken into holes, as a J’Jé‘oqud %2 the heat of i Bces o bad sore, ulcerous ks © oo an ulcer or a % crowd of people. = the heat in d 21 (r\ b house produced by the sun shining long on bad kind of sore which breaks into ho Py & [eONC) I the tmnfr = Ty rS] < the rheum of the eyes. o & 2 the mucus of & nose e [ ” ° [ A C m/\\o,, WAYN segali, segalige, s. & at <8 35 the hum or th He Ay warmth, sultriness. 2. strutting, pom- mountain echo posity. voices of men 33 i &9 a re-echoing stone - ( - LIS Pl S T ¢ I perceive not his voice. EvES) ch C. 523 §€)7€, s. The grain holcus spicatus. ~O VENSS h 1 Ta & ) . a bed, couch 3. an upper story 4 a voice is dropved, he has dis- tl'O 0, dormitory JE g DS o 2202 g ~% appear ¢ a = story above sto ~T 0 o J S o ; -9 A il S (e} A/ f 2 R § cLe- ele ka 175 g ( < R v to Jcen ULL tairs P o tH o e, s. A kind L: \/ S N a Z S 1 eepin 8 TooK il. 7 one who hu. J‘; 14 1g > ¢ 01 javelin. v long thin sti G k or rod 2. +T tie keep - " ~of the sleeping parument "c‘ c. RYSTY sela-naduvu, s, A thin,d e of a [ a seraglio, licate waist 0 966 =2 ) ~ 7 NQSTD i ] each hand alternately ; c. mj%@moflo; 3032 sela-kondu-na- s in pulling in the ted de YU, v.n. To walk without lifting up the string of a pa per kite or drawing up water from a deep w . 2. to draw or smoke a feet properly. i pipe or hooka 3. to snuff, a he nose. 4 A0 mP](liScl, 8 _1782', T, caus C (\‘\jr\,o [¢¥) b to contract or draw up, as a limb, tendon, or of 3¢8», To ¢ e to drag or pull 2. to P ) nerve, " To throb as the head or a sore. (e cause to beat e ~ O 2J EstAB) e -l & let tw 2 s (RN 1T TG < a loop or slip-knot, NRO T e 8 5,0 to strokes be given to him. d ray e e % [ J Y A 11 Or Up one self. at rdon " S sele, s . 8 force or velocity of g3 Py to contract. R 2@ the head to throb stream. A. C. A cane or rattan. S W0 o - from pain. TN 5¢to the leg to becom a ca yottomed co Ipa drawn up or contracted DB JeD o ¢ Iad w N oam PS> seleyu, v.a. To draw, drag, acer. BB EY] (AT} 3 a well for drawing water. pull. 2. to contract, draw up, as the tendons noBIR Qe -2 N\L. 2 to Beoo® R a well rope. or muscles. 3. to beat, flog %98, 4¢3 the smok a hooka. ) (%) S 5 R » to smoke opium act of pulling 2. the force of a stream. 3. ()} ocang W 3 7% to smoke a cigar or pipe. the contraction of a limb, &e. &3 TS W z;’fi( ¢ goy, $k2TT N J 33 \.\)() he will be- \ ?3) tha i€ 0 stream is very rapid.: <% 3 o4 (VoIS come wise if you g ive him a few strokes LR RO AR epilepsy, convulsions, &ec. Uva(\q b >1a W 1fh a rope. he pulled her away C. m%&S sédr YU, s. Cultivation, farming, - C 2 R0 sefl-uguru, s. Fine pointed BN %70 a farmer, cultivator of land L) handsome nails. S. N C)"\ N SENANL, s. A 1 2. Shan- ho S (\»9”6) séka, s. Sprinkling, aspersion. m ul K 1ld < S. c»\ B8 Se/»"—]? ttre, s. A bucket or S. (\.\Q) 86’72(3, s. Troops, a military force, CERC) =9 4 ve%wl for baling out water. an army. BRIe Uil 1e general of an army 2 3 \ . <\,\ THpd3 sékuddra J S. Oue who col- N a competent part of an army, as ele- va va. phants, ca Iry, chariots, and infantry R lects the revenue of the division of a district S0 g division of an army, consisting of Tome0, FRTT0F guch an employment B three elephants, three chariots, nine horses A. C. AT ségura, s. Cupid. and fifteen men. =S sy . séehaka, s. A cloud C. RQRT> 867U, |33 s. A seer, a measure. 5 : . Z 23 ; chana, s. Sprinkling. 2 drip- C. To 8€ru, [8¢] v.m. To reach or ar 00ZIng pin rive ; to agree with ; to side with ; to belong C QeE3 {@, s. The hair about the privities. as a thing to a place ; to join, as one building T. B. NQED $€ni, | 3)ced] S. A line, row, to another ; to unite or cohabit with ; &ec. street 2. a class of weavers. . g 3 8¢ €, s. Thehand hollowed as a cup 8. Weds, RpBod sétu, Sozlz'é, s A 2. a single handful = bridge in general 2. Adam’s bridge ; also c. o y 0D ¢ le, s. A woman’s cloth. ) ) alled 3¢ 2T, consisting of a ridge of rocks C. o@ 203R sévantrge, s. The chrysanthe- extending from the southern extremity of mum Indicum. the Coromandel coast towards the island of S. mefio‘ 8¢ ca/wz, s. A servant, attendant eylon ; the fabled work of the monkey ISTe 2,8 a servant’s conduct w0 chief Hanumanta, for the passage of Rdma ROV sevana, s. Service. 2. stitching, troops when going to fight with Ravana. 3. 3. drinking, taking, as medicine, &c. a reli- darning. 3 a bank, mound, causeway. e T 8. NERQ sévadhi, s. A divine tre ure. gious bathing at Adam’s bridge. VIS ’%‘\ur p= 8T:30 Te J — 0 & 3 o 7 » 18 ©3 his fame has Tk Je o e ¢7 o 2 (\,ofiv ¢ sévala, scvdla, IS i) ) «spread from the o thern to the northern L s. An aquatic plant. L extremity of India. S owuéom\wfi scvdnusévaka, s A C. VT 8¢duy v, a. To draw in or up with servant of servants. . 96 { 33 NL03 8. NQ'S 8év €, s. Service in gener 2 A, 0. QYT seipidu, v a. To calm, ap- 4 work worship, homage, devotion, zeal, C QEB‘C’) ALY pease, comfort, bless, wace the worship or service of God. @)W\Jg 23 g A.B | LB o ) sewpu, s. Merit mtue, blessed- visit to you. I8 “’\"3 w dlLan‘ on a mother. N( g @ hand- = v 7o (Apevalind] v D ness, happiness. 2. beauty. %3 taking me(hcme. 53 58 worship some ; blessed. the servitude. N\w\ TBY ~ me} to worship, o S. méd §> seirandhri, s. A female artist. (] 3 serve, wait or attend on. 2. to take medicine, B, ® 'Op’c) seirane, [3®3] s Patience, lestr dx lIll\, eat forbearance, endurance 3 )Cm T, N&vl‘)') A G 8. & \w 2 0= $evya, adj. Adorable, worshipful to bear, endure, suffer, put up with. W\)é Wil worthy of service, or adoration. PR Néaxo LR FSOE \_,04\4, JezF, TY hold ! hold ! Pullh A. C. QRN s¢se, s. Grains of raw rice mixed brother, this word does not become our B, o with turmeric and ghee, and used for pouring ancestry phe on the heads of persons, when pronouncing 8. X023 seiribha, s. A buffalo. G, 0 W a benediction on auspicious occasions or A. C. TYNTAR> ser-veragu, s. Great as- S0 made red with lime and chunam water, and tonishment or surprise y3TrenY to become a-few graius put into the hands of a person I i greatly surprised when invited to an entertainnient 2R3 8Y 0, g o to sprinkle such grains on a person T..By. ’@@og seiléndr, |383%0p)] s. A e ) temale servant o vttendant 2. a female C. v 8€t, adv. It is right, it is well, indeed hand artist, a woman in man’s dress. aye. © I3 B that word is right, or that 38 C. RoTo sonku, Seg Br=y, and Se¢=o. is very good St A. C. W0 sonya, s. A sloth, sluggard 8. AonD seindhava, s. A horse. 2 rock salt ; called also 3038 w3, 3, a king C. Nuwol sontd, s. The hip, loins, waist, Bexg of Scinde. 2 a common Shudra name Zwecd Sweesy the 13, ~23 sciatica or hip-goub Jects Ww a female’s 8. ®YTE seikata, adj. Sandy. s. A sand- “\ gold or silver zone Ve %i?éj Bvled °3 gird bank, an island with a sandy shore. At on the waisthand. 2% ¥ wAB crooked or N C. QT SGZ/LU, s. The sign of the short T3 hump-backed Bweodd Fodad Xwg™ to become accent e weak in the loins, so as to be unable to walk To shower C. R A. C. YRT sei-gare, v a uprightly I well or thickly, as arrows. Gty o0 sopfara-ghdli, s. A o0, T.B. YR seige, [# @ ] s. A sign, token. whirlwind. yateN scz-Jedct, v, n. To lose courage ) T. B. W08 sonti, [®08] 5. Dry ginger (ome or confidence c. Dpots sonfe, s. A mace, club, cudgel fase 2% e o EavT 9 mace-bearer. A C Wéfiooa:o mé/\esoaoa set-géyu, fo 4 sei-gewyu, v.a. To correct. 2. to make Ax wJaO'Sa)é’) sondabali, See Twswd PUJE consent 3. to do well C. RROBA sondige, s. A kind of dainty \fdl f Y A. €. Y83 3 seitakkara, s, A short T. B. RLOOTE, 0B sondilu, sondlu Tifoy; lettex “eCchY V) Duidg {Boome] s, An elephant’s trunk L0y H. 3¢ 3> sertu, adj. Still, unemployed bV 7 Ganésha, having an elephant’s face Right N&*J AR 2¢€ g musk rat. shiy A. 0. XY D> seitu, adj to make right (omg C. mraob, o000 sondé-kdi, s. Thevege- king H.R édtfio seidaru, s. A sect of Mussul- able, solanum pubescens oo :n@o»,q Fa2, mans. ey Elp Fwgy Twowy FoMW other varieties. Doy 8. DT semnika, s A soldier, guard c. oD sonpmipe, s, A cudgel, club i sentinel, picquet 2. the nostrils An army, ~ $ ) 513 % T. B. VR0 sonta, 3308] adj. Own, of or hfipp : ;SS semnyda, s. a siege belonging to one’s self w08 F T one’s own 0. 01 () 968 A p— LD NfiOES e work Beo8eN FR® to give of one’s self. stench adj. Infectious. 20nRB) SR an Jwed 2WF gne’s own private expenses. offensive or infectious disease BRNRRE 80w Al RO to infect T. B. NOOS SONAU, | FyeoF] s Gold ! S ITT g shroff. 2. a goldsmith. Jwod S8, C. THOAROWDTD sogaisu, v, n. To behappy, 2wod =83 the golden mount, Mahaméru & delighted, charming, handsome, agreeable. 2 b =g Shiva, who used the above as his bow, to to shine, look well BRNRN = Oi)ng%‘ a 510‘}1 destroy the three cities of the giants. of pleasure. JnE IR@ to make shine, to 2 W pOllsh A. C. RoIOR sonnalige, s. Broaduess, wideness. 2. praise, eulogy, encomium. adj. C. NPRATI $0gUsi, adj Fine, gay, deco- Round ated S. 2. beautiful, comely, handsome T, B. NWOS sonne, [843%] s. A nought or Beauty, comeliness, elegance. 2. joy, glee, ZenRTMRT g coxcomb, one C) phe1 the letter o- gaiety, hilarity who is fond of setting himself off. 2. a hand- C. VP u(\), NDO@ @@Q@J m\.@o(o eBR some man. Benzy Sk FwEs to dress up or sonne, sonné-kdélu, sonné-badige, s. set off one’s own person. Mr*ri:j‘ A B to 0 A lever pmte. C. NSO Sompu, adj. Charming, agreea- 2. beautiful, elegant, comely 6. NP 7€ s0jjige, [32R~] s. Rolong. ble, pleasant handsome. s. Beauty, elegance. 2, pride C. N@Ci V&3 solta, solte, adj. 3. surfeit BweeBD to be proud. 2. to be Crooked, tortuous, twisted, uneven, bent, de- paVoiA] surfeited 3. to be delighted, charmed. Zwo formed o8, Reay g deformed eye . % heauty or lustre to fade. p¥c) Oy & BUBF 233d0 g wry mouth Bt 30¢T an ugly face. BexFo the beautiful, blown champaca. Bob3, Mz a bandy leo %, 393 a mis-shapen body. %»eY¥, I%% anirrelevant expression. 3w T. B. Ruwo02> somba, [#o53] s. A giant so Jeb3, R called. 2. a sloth, sluggard adj Slothful ¥, A3 a man with crump hands d dilatory, lazy Zetonr crookedness, tortuosity, unevenness, want of straightness. )} T. B. V40033 sommu, s. Wealth, property 14 23T T3 Twozw g father’s own estate. A. C. VRTBDY, V332D sodadal, k sodarabali, s A cemetery, a place for C. VLT, DTz sokku, sorku, v.n 2. to reel burning or burying the dead JRRT WOT I To be proud, insolent, haughty Shiva, whose residence is a cemetery stagger, be faintish; to be overcome with Al . BRTT, NWRT sodaru, sodalu, s. stupor, or temporary intexication. 3. to touch come in contact with 4. to catch, as a dis- The smell of burning 2. a small lamp ease F29Zw?y wind to affect one B, T < 2RBTY FA an illumination. d to affect, infatuate, stupefy, overcome S. C. DRTIEB sodarvakki, s. Charved Pride, insolence, arrogance, hauzhtiness 2. grains of rice, used for marking the face. %» stupefaction, faintness, temporary and slight B8, 3 Bwtd) a black spot made on the face intoxication. Towy SN0 to humble, check or forehead w1th the above. m pride BRFD & 3 a rutting elephant TRFY, T. B. W&, Qwion sonaka sonaga, TRTY) 33333 the prime of life 78 cheeks [35%] s. A dog. shrunk up, lantern-jawed Qfi&’l?q ~J‘§% to be- C. WRERT> sonaku, v. . Todistort, writhe. come faintish from eating a coarse or strong C. V& So%e, s. A rap with the knuckles. kind of betel nut. VoL byt i t3lelal ;)J NN to v. @. To rap with the knuckles, or with the sleep from faintness T8ERD to become fist closed and the thumb put through the 2. to become intoxicated proud fingers. T. B. WA SOJa, Lfidd)]s Bliss, pleasure, T .B. 8080 solantra| °8)] 5. A right ol happiness. to a thing 2. mdepundence, absoluteness il C. DRARES sogadu, s The peculiar smell freeness. 3. self-willedness SR AwE08) g, 0 of country beans, 2. any fetid smell, stink pretended right or authority ) i 969 6 B o NAW 2% H T, B, 2ed sofa, (%3] adj. Of itself, by woman. 2. a happy or blessed woman, 138 one’s self. 271 auspiciousness, fortunateness. 2. beauty, law, elegance, handsomeness, oraw c. %03 sottd, adj. Lame, maimed, or erooked. %w3, 23 a maimed or crippled hand. A. C. RBR sobege, 5. The chrysanthe- o 3@ He3, Foe0 g lame leg, %%8 afemale cripple. mum Indicum. nostrl i) [; i .8, "5@3:0 sottu, [%3,]s. Share, part. A. . Ruoexy s0bdu, 5. A shore, bank. 2. 3 2. thing, goods, property. ¢. Maimedness, pride. n0yan lameness. & Tomd 2wdy, that horse is lame. T. B. VRO soyam, | Zyeho] s Self. Lfi% 9 k710 2) %wsy, lameness of the hand. 2. any or- adv. Spontaneously, of one’s own accord, or nament for the hand. I eh for one’s self. Bewhmen 30383, 3 he does it \ T, B. VR0 sode, [7s] 5. Ambrosia, nec- of his own accord. H%o0 Fe% one who cooks o N1 -2, ~ Caab) tar 2. chunam. adj. White. for himself. 2. a cook in general. D, ) moonlight. 9. the whiteness of chunam. T, B. 0T 80ra, [3C] s. A sound; the C. "mj‘fe)f) sone, s. The juice which exudes At voice ; a note. (1 R v R from a stalk, twig, &c., when broken off the ¢. VPTOR soranga, |#cor] s, A mine, tree. 2. the letting down of milk, as by a if trench, cow in milking. ¢. DRTAS soragy, s. Fainting or falling An 1. B. RSy sonnd, [Fer]s. Gold 2. from exhaustion, going too long without keen [3#5;] a cipher. food, &c. 2. | #] any dried or shrivelled theg [ leaf. 1. Vg0l sonndi, s. A kind ‘of pipe )] or flageolet. ¢. B8, B3l soraty, sorantu, qus C. DR soppdgu, v. n. Tobefaded, adj. Doltish, dull, stupid. 2. thick, dense. 9. to be wearied, ex- C. 0 dried, shrivelled up. 3. uneven, crooked. s. Contagion, infection. 5} 2wty NB g stout or full Py hausted. © S8 VYW BTS B FTY, N 4 a whirlwind. [5) - T DN W Wit on saying that word his face became dejected. grown tree. a knotty tree. C: "(3\,@7@ Soppu, s. A vegetable, any gar- wo BTNy 3 this boy is very thick headed. a1 den greens, Fwddyy THF Lo greens which ¢ BTN A C. VB, DB soravu, sore, s, Let- I on being pruned sprout again. ting down or giving milk, as a cow. %), 2¥0¢ Bwiy, greens which after being once SR b C. R BRPTY) s6ra-sorapu, adj. Ener- ask cut do mot sprout again. 203 BHS ) getic, forcible. See 3:30RTRY). o Boudd Zwwy red greens. Fyod 2wy the A0 ABor sorku, [#»®y] s. Stupefac- i hemp plant. Bwr Bewyy the tobacco plant. tion, faintness, slight inebriety. 2. pride, b Bosy, 3e®™ to pick, examine, and clean ve- é insolence. v. n. To be insolent, &c. getables prior to boiling them. WY BB, B - ~ i ke @ to make a mess of sour greens. Ty (13 c. BaoR, RwdR, TeSA solage, so- pvCEs)| %y, B0, BB to mince vegetables. D lige, solege, s. A measure of capacity, the i Soxdwernd, dwwy Buy seasoned or curried ve- sixty-fourth part of a =w% Be0R 703 g b getables, 23 B0y bitter herbs. village accountant’s fees of office. th c. 73».@"%) soppe, s. The straw of the holcus T. B. Veo2 solaba, [2owd] adj. Facile, 01 saccharatus, or holcus spicatus. (=c) \?sz paYo) easy, affable. BBk IR a small C, £, great millet straw. A. C. D, Vs sollu, sol, s A bottle of straw. BegR BeT g large bundle aly word, speech. Beg) FwdR word for word. of straw, as much as one carries on the head. e o 3 @O b Te@n By to violate a promise. AegyB NS a A. C. Do s0da,s. A sloth, sluggard, lazy 7 silence to prevail, talking to cease. 1 man. S &wed e oy there is no talk of him now. % e, o i T, B. D s0ba, [3] adj Auspicious, €33 Saraswati, goddess of eloguence. R 3 happy. #e7a prosperous or fortunate man. % to cause to speak, make say. C, 2. pleasing, well-looking. “ewh g pretty 6. VA s0si, [¥] s A plant, young tree. 9 e~ { 0 — DRR £e b4 T. B. DD sose, [ -y 2 LAY £y 1 s. A daughter-in- of some grain and other plants. 4., the pe- W, 1 aWe a 208 2e® g man’s sister’s daughter, culiar branch or leaf of the palm species. or a woman'’s brother’s daughter. BoAT JweR =9 & Zwer the sugar-cane flag. i the cocoanut branch. ©®2% ZwR the branch C. "(e\@—fi? solle, s. A musquito. 2. the of the betel leaf tree. ®°¢% Bw¢A the palmyra nostrils.® Sowns Zwg, the nostrils. ffi% ® i@ 9 branch. B¥3 BekR the spear of the great ) amusquito to sting. Z»¥) 28 the an- millet. ¥, SR the eye’s outward angle. noyance of musquitoes, PdT Tag, il BeR fi(’fa\?’ 35 g . fi@% an eye-fly. @3k fxfa%é a large musqliit-o. A wep along eye. woman with handsome eyes. BAR INW g o Fom T, a wild sort of musquito. 2e¢, TR 4 peacock. 1 he hum or buzz of a musquito. by C. "Ns.regofig sonku, See Baco. T. B. J20e3d sdehehn, [$535%] 0. a. To D, "NQJQ)QOKJ so'nyu, s. Shew, display, pomp. examine, assay, refine, &c. 2. a mask, disguise. BRgoNRY TeFY, JRROND Ao B ?5\)‘@‘33%7\) SQ,].‘?:!/CZ, s. Wonder, surprise, astonishment. Bagen 3 to wonder, be w3 to disguise one’s self, put on a mask. %eto 7 F5@ to make a display, pomp, or shew. surprised. BRnTenD to be admirable; te ‘y be curious. H. Raeobs, Jueeol3 sdptd, sinte, s c. Vweéso sdtd, [ 3w 154 geé] s, A mace. A mace or a curved stick carried by palan- keen bearers, &c. 2. the lower part of the G. "(3@3&33 sotu, [#et] 5, A spoon or ladle. cheek. ool ; oreTn Bkt g gold mace. (64 "wg‘»@\é\? sote, s. The lower part of the [eshN y ~Ve 2 n RotRTI g mace bearer. Fwogoliy O cheek. Zw8 309w to pinch the lower part o« to pinch the lower part of the cheek, a of the cheek, a mode of punishing school boys. mode of punishing school boys. 208 ®TF hare-lipped, or wry mouthed. C. V0T 80k, v, a. To affect, as a disease. A ?3@@23 so’da, adj. Firm, stable, strong. 2. to touch, come into contact or coliision 6. Boed sédi s. Remission or abatement with. 3. to approach, come within reach. 2. letting go freely, }) of a debt or just claim. 4. to infuse, as a poison, a pestilential air, release. Begdg SnE to make deduction in a narcotic herb, &c. Bk ETD it touches, JekB WA to release or let at taxes, &ec. affects, or is in a state of collision. BRETT large. Do FWoe 8 if you come near them they . VoA sddige, s. Akind of pudding ask for toll. TP EnBd 2wt BI¥ she hag made with beans, &c. and eaten by the poor. committed adultery. BT Tk an epide- Q e fi@gt}% qul/zct, adj. Borne, suffered, en- mic, a contagious disease. 8 NI IIR BB IYR dured. s. A patient, able, or clever man. 308 that house does not suit me. Few Xwe¥D an evil spirit has possessed her. B ?3&)39@ s0na, [$2xe2] s. The Sona river, 2. crimson. +¢Sw e 3 the mystery is unravelled. @333 3. [7%3! a dog. +D -2 S ©eE2 gome misrepresentation has been C. B3 80¢a, past rel. part. of Hee» i3 made to him. ©33 2} 20%3 he has been Lost, defeated, overcome, captivated, ena- (S 5 = o )3 b bribed. R %0 4w¢¥30 he has caught moured, charmed, &c. 2. fatiguned, wearied. the bad disease. eJaR a% BRPOTBEY R Zwedd having been defeated, rivalled, outdone, o) oil does not suit him. surpassed, or won over. dR TR I f@iéd%) c. Deene sdgilu, s. he lap or the gaoja STS &3 T TR T f@\ad%oéfg it 1s arms crossed so as to hold any thing, 2. the true this woman has won your afi'ectiops, i pudenduwm of a cow. ZjAV TR g, child in but have you won her’s ? arms. BN Tozd g fruitful family. c. ReeBRoQy sdtugunni, s, A coward C. "cgasg?\’a 8dgu, (2] v.a. To touch, or one who is beaten. affect, infuse, &c. [ L dwgomd] s, A shew, pomp. N \-'(3@@'5.50'{5 sot-kantha, s. Regretting, 2. disguise, a mask. bewailing, lamenting. v, ”(\9).@67? -so'ge, s. The outer angle of the Irony, sneer= 8. Bwoezdy & sdtprdsa, s eye. b 2. a peacock. 3. the upper spears ing praisé and covert censure. 971 N’ 7 i Velda R RRTNF 8. N@Qdd sodara, [co-uterine | S. A S. "3@3330 8()")7’10, s. The moon. 2. Rudra. 0, brother of whole blood. 280 g uterine 3. the moon plant, asclepias acida or aphyl- Belzan TR sister. ZekB3 93 g maternal uncle. la ; also the juice ot it. By FoF drinking (. ok ©88 a maternal uncle’s wife; a paternal the juice of the asclepias. %2:325%8 Monday. fobed aunt. BRyTBIYED g sister’s son, or a wife’s F237¢F Lwged the fourth Monday in the be char brother’s son. BeRBTE R g paternal or ma- eighth month, when ##:S0538 5)3, a cere- heart #acpet ternal uncle’s daughter. BRgBTE R SR g mony in honour of Shiva, is observed. vl AR NE paternal aunt’s son. BBV R 3N an aunt’s C. "ci)\,@gsfooa somandi, s. A flower. =3 [} son L0 833 &R g maternal uncle’s Baaod coronilla picta. the ac son BeB3 brothers. 8. RueD2035988 sdmaydji, s. A sacrifi- ot g1 TR "(\JQ\.@QCSJ sodu, [ @3] adj. Nice,sweet- cer, who offers the asclepias juice. TR Sy to her, c. Rwol3 sdne, s. A thin, light, but long ® one who drinks this juice at a sacrifice. aptiv: continued or incessant rain. 2erS DY an C. "Ng.fi-)‘\’finfi, fi@&a"agb somdri, Somé- 0, B incessant six months rain, usual in the coun- of ltte " s A lazy, slothful, or indolent person. tries west of Mysore. %wcs Tz the Nuggur X Fnl8T Jaziness. ®eiFR0 RUT lazy work. 0, B country. D. RDpe3s0d, VwnIed sdmdshi, si- ltng S. "5@@5(‘% 3 sdpaplava, s, The sun mMAast, s. A sweetmeat made of rolong and § f\)ugf or moon in eclipse. sugar, and fried in ghee. s s. "cg.raefé"aj%'d sopaskara, s. Material 5. R0 soméshvara, s. Shiva, AT provision. adj. Equipped or furnished with TraogPyT 38F g celebrated Canarese poem, drivg all necessary articles, &c. C. BReODR, ReoDR sdyaga, sdyi- 8. "cg\rag?éwa%d sopaskdra, s. A means, g€, s. Surprise, wonder. LG T act, or item employed to polish or perfect C. "09)...@363 80ru, v. n. To leak, ooze, flow, WA any thing, elaboration. drop, run through; to discharge, as a sore; LB, T. B. DRDOS sdpdna, [#335] s. Stairs, to run or trickle down, as milk from a cow’s ola a flight of steps. dok@ed FY; a place where 2RI udder, &c. 2. to swing, wave, [0, Jwer wel steps are constructed, a staircase. %7 the act of oozing, leaking, &c. FgdE & ¥é3g3 to build stairs. 0 & & a leaking house. Aweg ¢ %e the mucus ¢. R ITRWY sdpdnada-hitvu, gy of the nose to run down. 20D w33 dried s. The flower, lingusticum, de)ig perspiration. AG 5. Rpewo0d%, sdpdyasta, s. A rich 0 "(\s)»fe)edJ soru, adj. Tender, as a young man. ey shoot. 2. humble, modest, yielding. S, C, 'r'S\@Q'{:)) 80’29?,6, s. The cotton of wool put [5) by ‘Weakness. o . weariness. 3. consent, sub- into an inkstand. 2. caraway seed. ot mission, acquiescence. A. C. RReYRED, sdpu-gatiu, v.a. To C. ReeBon) sdr-uppu, s. Saltpetre. 24t bR stop, as cattle, &ec. Tuzy ©e)I% nitric acid. Cony 4 B ?3@’38)3 sobati, s. A companion, fellow, Cc. RS, Rueed sire, sdri, 5. A small Ong, associate. (g earthen vessel. 2, BB T g gourd or Al T, B. DR T sobaskara, See 2ot=%0. pumpkin, 833 B2t3 a bitter gourd. B¢ 2B nf D. Vo0, JRFY, VREFPPTo0d a sweet gourd. W ZegS a white gourd : sobalr, sobhali, sébhali-kdi, s A also 2SR T WITHB, Terdg WA g dried Ag raffle. BB 8RB to raffle. gourd, used as a vessel by wandering mendi- 1ng s A cants. FoBR WY, cucurbita lagenaris ; the Woy T. B. Qoo sdbdne, [tsws] creeping plant of the long gourd. &»%th Zwg Ag, fostive song. Bwsedd & to sing a festive B a vessel for curds. T 3%¢3 a stone vessel. i song. adj. Auspicious. i BB, 7\3)4@@?3 sobe, [85¢%3] 5. Swelling. 2. G o ?3@@&3‘338‘& sor-mudi, s. A wo- @ beauty. 8. lustre. ##<¥ Oo7 g jarring tune. man’s long braided hair hanging down, — 3, 9 ( 2 AR aoes i c. Bpeooy3 su’ldfiura, s. A town near (93 73@863@3@ so’lzonne, s. A very fra- 1t grant flower, terminalia alata tormentosa. Belgaum. g G ??)&-)QG)J 8072!, v. n. To lose at a game; s. &ooB03E soundarya, s. Comeliness, 2. to to be defeated, overcome, conquered. beauty. #208cRrFF handsome. be charmed, captivated, allured ; to have the S 333033*2 SOUZTW‘Z/(Z, s. Health, good heart or affections won over to an object. condition. 2 convenience. 3. ability. adj. BjwB 9B to be unconquered, unwon. Zuag Healthy. 2. convenient. w38 g losing game. Tr®2, 3O ? defeat, 8. o SOM/L‘]lj/ U, s. Pleasure, happiness. the act of losing. TR Bgosdy T will not yield the palm to her, I am not inferior s. ORoQT sougandhika, s. A ruby. 2. to her. BorxY BewBIT® who are not sulphur. 3. the white water lily, nymphea lotus. captivated by women ? G. '('\9){@96 sole, [##:5]s. A temporary kind S. ?3‘07\’5 sougata, s. A heretic, atheist. - of litter to carry sick persons in. T. B. a'bc?; sougnye, [Zo%¥ ] s. A hint, C. 734@6?’37\’ 8> sdlegaru, s, A race of men sign, gesture. S living in the woods. S. o) 223% souchika, s. A tailor. 5. fimgeé% 0383 sdllunthana, s. Apparent S. fiaedézg sou-janya, s, Mildness, good- praise and covert censure, irony. ness. c. ToEH soutu, s. A spoon or ladle. B .80 '&,@‘\’@ SO’UM, v. @. To chase away, - drive off, fray away. o) VoL N to stir with a spoon. . ?\9).@93 sove, s. Trace, mark, sign. (5% 5’3'3333033 souté-kdi, s. A cucumber, B8 T T]YT, FBR F AR [ K a mess of A. C. VPRI sdsava, s. Fragrance. oot cucumbers. FodR FoRw BwTsow & oA~ Oy ~Neoe R TN %3 ety Cupid. oy KT T & cucumbers cut up and mixed with mus- T B, “NSQQ'K)D 308U, [32:5%] v. a. To per- tard, turmeric, pepper, and salt. colate, strain, sift, fine. 2. to examine, look well into. 8. o898 soutrdmani, s. An ob- servance to Indra in sacrifice. C. "Npsfe)fi?\'b 808U, s. Pleasure, fun, amuse- ment, delight. B WE to feel pleasure or H. FOTOATY sonddgaru, s. A merchant, delight. trader, dealer. #°=AC trade, commerce, mer- chandise. A O, ?8@8&5' soha, s, A contrivance, scheme, S. device. 2. a guess. 3. a glimpse of. By 2o souddmini, s. Lightning. D2 to contrive, hit on a device. 2. to guess, H. T3 soude, s. Firewood. o3 ety to get a blush or glimpse of. stack up firewood. s. A stack of wood. 2R [} "(\9)\.@3%0 séham, [z he, and ©=o I am] T g fagoot. comp. I am he, that is, the deity and I are S. 97 soudha, s. An upstair house. 2. one. Used to express one’s identity with any grand edifice, palace, mansion. God, and make him responsible for one’s 8. ToF sounika, s. A butcher. 2 a actions. B oNTY WewF heing under the dog. influence of such notions. il S. oJ X oE, WORTEeodDd souparna, AL O, "NDJG)Q&@ sohala, s. A festive cere- Souparnéyd, adj. Gold, made or consist- mony or rite, a festive occasion, festivity. 2. ing of gold. worship. S %’Jui&o T smcptfica, 8. A nocturnal com- AL C. fiu’«)gb’éa sohu, s. A decoy, lure, entice- bat ment. 2. a device, scheme. 3. deception, chicanery. v. a. To drive in, off, or out, as S. VY, g;*o?o"s%eofia soubala, souba- cattle, &c. 2. to decoy, entice, as birds, &c. 76”3/0, s. The son of . 3. to scheme, contrive. soubhadra, 8. WIPT), &)'95333)00%) 97 3 e .00 soubhadréya, [son of %3] 5. Abhi- 8. Fo2e3BeT souvira-desha, s. A coun- 08 ahi manyu. try so called. €orn S. fibfipb soubhari, s. A saint remarkable 8. oNeueoRI souvirdnjand, s, Anti- ho for the number of his offspring. o0 Wose mony, a collyrium. b S his progeny. [ ! =0 “e S. ?\)LDK%K’J SOIL_S]LHLGL’G, s. Excellence. stap S. fib&??\"g Sou—(}/m'gya, s. TLuckiness, excess, exceedingness, much. 3. clearness, 53 F F? e ESS = £y s s fortunateness, auspiciousness, good fortune, distinctness. © distinctness of possession of favourable destinies. 2. the or g meaning. 3% 7 I clearness of sound. e [ )\ fourth and astronomical cSwkR, Fagers8 g @ #3373 excellence of form. woman whose husband is living. 4o A. C. WOV sousave, s. The honey of a 1ne s. ?d'?zi).);éy soumitri, s, Lakshmana, bro- flower. FTF e Cupld, NAI ther of Rama. kg S. ’oJ)'U?JQ@,S soustlya, s. Goodness, virtue. 8. & 3333,8 soumiya, s. The regent of Mer- C. TR S0uUSU, v. a. To humble, FxoTT by cury and son of the moon. 2. the forty liod humbling. third year in the cycle. adj. Handsome, pleasing. L 2. mild, gentle, placid, cool as the 8. DoweTE, WoRyB souhdrda, sou- Iy rays of the moon. AL 7edy 28 Wednesday. hrida, s. Friendship. Wil = wwu‘s 2008 3 mild face. 5@&)’\)“3 dd’»&'a'ja fine c. &Y soulu, s Fuller’s earth. adj. () form. Ty DN to become calm, mild or [ Brackish. Fe¥omy earth salf. FoL0 g pacified. earth used for making salt; also by washer- 80 8. To0 soura, s. Saturn or its regent. 2. men for bleaching. F2R0 Wed salt ground. a solar month, consisting of thirty risings T P Ty Ve 3rR%d things which have salt in and settings of the sun, T30S meagured § them. by the sun, solar; day, year, time. 8 . 8. R oB skanda, s. Kuméraswamy, god T. B. W9oT033 sourambha, l il o ToF] %—; of war. 2. the section of a book, a chapter. ‘Wrath 2. pride. § S. T\J)&Oqi skandha, s. The head of the hu- A0, fibdfi sourane, adj. Ready, prepa- merus, the shoulder. red. S. M etting ready, preparation. k> Q s. ?C\%oz;amtfi skandhdvdra, s, A halt- . &Ts3, #adeg%v sourabha, sorabh- ing place. 2. a camp. 1 b Ya, s. Odour, fragrance. s. ® ;5; skanna, adj. Leaking, oozing. 2. fallen. §, 7 s. E‘DUD% ) sourdshira, s. Surat. 2. a 8. T 0B skdnda, s, The name of one of tune. 3. a chief serpent. the purdnas. T 8. &0 sours, s. Saturn. S. "NJG)§ skhalana, s. Tripping, slipping, 8. 0T sourika, s Heaven, paradise. 2 tumbling. 2. falling (literally or metapho- 8 a vender of spirituous liquors. T, B. [Z:07F] rically). 3. dropping, dripping. 4. making a barber. a mistake in speech or pronunciation. 5. A. 0. OO sourisy, [330%] v, a. To G collision, knock, shock. aod,c 20T emissio il strip off, clear away. 2. to prepare, make Seminis. ready. #e0b £wod WBwind to carry off, clear a- 5, 8. WO skhalita, adj. That has stumbled way, as goods, &c. 2. to go prepared, or tripped. 2. dropped, dripped, fallen. 3. 4 8. ?3'»@8;38 soulabhya, s. Fasiness of ac- semen emissum. 4. erred, erring (in speech, quisition or attainment. 2. feasibility, prac- 8 in morals, &c.) s. Falling. 2. circumvention, ticability. stratagem. 8. ToeIT oo™ souvarchala-lava- S, N‘S)@@' skhdlitya, s. Errata, omis- na, s. Sochal salt. 2. natron alkali. sion of letters in writing. w3, 92,93 leav- Ry S. (?}DSZS@) SO%U?:dalla, s A guard or at- ing one’s senses. 8 tendant on the women’s apartments. S. ‘y”goeo stamba, s. A post, pillar, 2. in- o d K 9 { 4 o 7 % n sensibility, want of feeling or excitement. 3 a thxel. Ty B as v ealer of gold, 2. (al 5. a sheaf of a shrub. 4. a clump of grass. lusively to his practice) a goldsmith. o y==H T oWPI, T o corn. CW'”'V corn Or rice. Fa 8. Qe 0T stdka, adj. Little, small, dimi- a hoe or sickle %,085¢Ta an elephant nutive. 8. 2. 083 stamb s. A pillar, post 8. WP °_:y stotra, s. Praise, eulogy, com- 25 stupidit insensibility 3. stoppage, sup- mendation. to praise, '5-) SRR, M.O( pression, (as of urine, the seminal fluid, &c. commend, laud, extol or of any function or faculty) by magical in- 8. T 03> stema, s A heap, mass, quan- cantations, medicine, &c., called also B,c% %) “ a body, band tity, assemblage, multitude 4. obstruction, hindrance ©7, 5,0 restrain- troop, company, crew, gang, club, pack. 3. ing the power of fire by magical means, as a wealth person lying on a house in flames unburnt S. & o N 8trt, s. A woman. adj. Feminine, wY T oW continuing a long while under water female. by the same means Fedw T oW raising the )e€ort the feminine gender. 7,)i&2@ body in the air, and maintaining it in such the fen‘ak; SeX. )R ORRY frantic after women. P28 T o3 the 'i)\ > a weak, fickle, effeminate mind. 2 )% a position without support Jyn T oW yestraining Ufiq the chlcf or st of women. laying of ghosts, &c. wild beasts. DB BB N preventing a sword 3 3 stri-ranjana, s. Betel nub from wounding. 18 7,08 gtoppage, prevent- and leaf, ing from moving. S. (\‘O@\) sthandila, s. A levelled, square, . 3 stana, s. The female breast e and somewhat raised piece of ground, as pre- ¢ an infant at the breast pared for a sacrifice, &c. 2. property, wealth, S. N D3 stanita, s. Thunder hid treasure Totw 5 g devotee, who, as S . Y c\,zS) stanya, s. Milk, =3 e drink- an act of mo"txfimtlon or penance, sleeps on ing milk he ground which has been prepared for sa- 8. ® T stabaka, s. A noscgay, a cluster crificial purposes. Covered, hidden. of Howers. s. RNS sthagita, adj S. V& stabdha, adj. Stupid, dull 2. 2. inlaid, set. T RS covering, concealment. 2 8wy firm, stiff. 3. stopped, blocked up. ; 8 sthapati, s. A king. 2. aguard & (stiff-haired) a hog. porter 3. a carpenter. —-J—J S. o stava, s Praise, praising, lauding. 8. RO sthala, s. A place, site, locality, spot. 9% to laud, commend, praise. residence, habitation 9. stead, room, lieu T B, oo stdna, [#23] s. A place. 2. place. 3. an office, situation, station. 4 soil L 5, | bathin dry or firm ground Q) BIV land lotus. S ?UD 3T stdvaka, adj. That praises, eu- DO TR a land tortoise. = - ST I lorn/eb, panegyrizes, extols, &ec. QT sthavird, adj. Firm,fixed. 2. old a panegyric. =} > aged T. B. o &.8tute, (%2] s. Condition, estate. =] b S. AJoJo sthavishiha, ady Very fat 5 . b o SICS sz‘zmzta, adj. Wet, moist. 2. cool- cor puleat or big. ed, calmed. 3. shaking, unsteady, wavering S. QOjb Sfimm]d, adj. Big, stout. 2. 4 e sluggish. ROTT S 9 a stout or gxoat respectable. "25933 {3 o 8 stute, s. “'msc, commendation, eu- great man. o - N\J o y. ESAAES) & flat tery 30 8% BT, 7539@ 9, R s. B¢ sthala, See 0. 3903, 39081 P 3R 3607 to praise, eulogize, commend. T g person belonn1n<r to a place, a resident 1 ; SND) stujm, s. A heap, pile, mound. ¥ Tgiaer to hecome displaced or removed -2 S. 03 sténa, s. A thief. “ [5) . stealing. hom a situation. 3 3¢ aforeign or strange e O} 0N S - S. N o3 > stéya, s. Theft, robbery 2 S place. 3 Wm a person from another place. 9 [&s .~ o & 09 ?2)6 [) Stor 8. T o sthdnu, s. Shiva. 2. the trunk 8. '&L% J} Stfia'la, s. A caldron. 2. any culi- stell of a tree, a pollard. adj. Firm, fixed, steady. nary vessel. S. Vi i 5)5 sthdna, s. A place, spot, site, si- 8. W%a sthali, s. Any small pot. Vi 4 tuation, local position. ) 4, a residence, habi- S. 'c“\T'D =3 sthdvara, adj. That has not the EY tation, dwelling. 3. likeness, resemblance ny power of motion ; fixed, stationary, not loco- \.t g :j;;fi like a father. 2. a father’s place. motive. 2 immoveable, fixed to the spot, M Ny AN 9““)25 as a teacher. 2. a teacher’s resi- as a field, house, estate, family jewels, &c. ong dence. ¥»%, 3 I as a mother. 2. a mother’s which have long been in the family ; real, as place. ®%F =33 the unit’s place in numeration. e o 38 WonRIANRY the 8 applied to property. ® 0 o¥ A3 the tens’ place. ®3 #33 the hun- s inanimate and animated.crcation, &e. 73%36 dreds’ place. - s v ) 23 the establishing of the divinity in an 8. © ST sthdnaka, s. A city or town. image, &c., not for any passing occasion, but 1ron so that the image shall not be removable 5, o S. T\T%bfi N%QQ%’ sthdanika, sthdnika, without its suffering the loss of it. s. The superh;tendent or governor of a place. fl I | 2. a fixed worshipper in a temple. adj. Local, C0an S. R‘TD_)%JQ sthdsnu, ady. Durable, stable, belonging to a place, situation, &c. firm, permanent, eternal. bt Ua 8. W2 Ne03s sthdnlya, s. A city, town. S. ?\.J 8 sthita, adj. Standing, staying, rest- adj." Relating or suitable to any place, fit for S0 ing, that stands oris in any receptacle or it or belonging toit, &e. €323 =3 Foy :)‘g place. 2003 fit to be, or like, the tree of paradise S. c9\.} 8 sthiti, s. An estate, wealth, property. f to dependants. RoB fig dreRoe suitable for, M or belonging to a priest. ae ‘fiz_}?\f* establishing a possession, 2. state, condition. 3. stand, stay, rest, continuance, h;é S. H%K’;;, ?&D_);éé% sthdpana, sthdpane, endurance. 4. one of the three states through 0 s. Placing, founding, fixing, erecting. 2. which the universe passes; viz. continuance § settling, determining, ordaining, appointing. or being. The three are %% creation, 7 & ex- 8 3. substantiating, confirming, proving, verify- istence, and To&e3 or Yo destruction, 5. I)\ ing 4. a ceremony performed in the month of continuance or stedfastness in the path of 8 utero-gestation. 5. fixing or concentrating duty, firmness or perseverance in a determin- the thoughts upon the object of medimtidn, 1]( ation. %% %8 landed property. %éfiog@ a Wl obstruction, mental control. ‘Jg’&@ placed, man of wealth. 9?;)‘3 =387 Vishnu, the preser- f set, laid, fixed, established. fi%f’wfid to found, ver. %3 ©¢8 one’s manners and morals, erect, establish, confirm, make good, prove. A 8. ?\j O sthira, adj. Steady, fixed, settled, 2. to place, deposit. firm, fast, still, not moving. 2. permanent, 8. &2 0> sthdyi, adj. Steady, firm, un- abiding, continuing, enduring, lasting. 3. changeable, invariable, permanent, enduring, constant, faithful, steady, not fluctuating or lasting. s. Duration, eternity. :rg [eeMeArtal fickle. %0 is also used as an epithet of cer- TUR o lastlng work. :T‘%o‘boo:*rad U\.fuaqsflfla, tain signs of the zodiac, certain stars, and cer- permanent employ. tain days, implying that a work begun under 8 5. fi%ofiafi sthayika, s. The overseer of anyof these signs, &c., will proceed slowly and a village. heavily, and if executed under any of them, 8. *&)‘7} Qds0epo3 sthdyi-bhdva, s. A pro- will continue or last a long time. Whatever perty of the amorous passion, as an object of is to be accomplished with expedition is to dramatic or poetical description. They are be done under an opposite class of signs called eight, and form a class or order opposed es- %53; which are Aries, Cancer, Libra, and Ca- pecially to the order termed ;w:50¢m3, pricornus ; nothing that is done under these The eight are love, mirth, sorrow, heroism, will be permanent. %dmd 858 afixed star. anger, fear, aversion, astonishment, » S oed g slow constellation : as, Taurus, Leo, 9 6 Rl - o~ *9 i Scorpio and Aquarius. The moderate con- 8 ¥ 3 bathing at Raméshwara, or Adam’s stellations are called &5 %523 they are Pisces, bridge. £33 2,3 has been generally adopted Virgo, Sagittarius, and Gemini. ‘L: T w & to express Christian baptism. ©% a work which will last long. bc_'tfo?ig S. D;)Oi)) 872(("7/?,(, s. A tendon, muscle; 2 a long lived person. %fimfi (in astrdlogy) described as a tubular vessel, attached to the Saturday bones at each end, and carrying vital air. 8. AVeTTe0 sthirikarapa, s. Ratificati- S. %;7\;3 snigdha, adj. Unctuous, oily, onl of a bargain, &c- greasy, smooth. 2. amiable, kind, affection- ate. 3. cohesive. S. ?g‘)bgai@? sthirt-bliita, adj. Very firm Flowing 01'Istable. 8. T3 snuta, adj. ta¥ ] oozing, trick- ling, distilled. S. ?\'fd?-) &0 sthiuna, s. A post, pillar. 2. an S . -"\J‘JQK?\ snushe, s. A danghter-in-law. iron 1mage. 3. an anvil. e 7 i S "&J)Qg o Sne ha, s. Affection, attachment, 8. ?i.me) sthitla, adj. Great, large, big, friendship, love. 2. any oleaginous or unc- thick. 2. gross, bulky, corpulent, huge, tuous substance, oil, fat, grease, &c. zj_a)n coarse. 3. gross, dense, not attenuate or B3 very intimate friendship, dear as life. subtil. 4. doltish, stupid, thick-headed. =» 550 In®), D to love, form an ac- © 3% g corpulent body. Bp o wd dull 0 quaintance or attachment, to cultivate or ) oo a4 sense, BT :i/g?) TRF, NP0 8¢ o3 he is court another’s friendship. %53 kind, unacquainted with the distinctions of rank. affectionate. 2. beloved. s. A friend, the S. ?\?Qfis sthéma, s. Health, welfare. object of affection. Br®E, %3P g female friend. s. § C’O'J‘JE" Sfiwiry(l, s. Steadiness, firm- $. Thoo spanda, s Motion, trembling, neés\, stedfastness. 2. strength, power, 3 courage, constancy, firmness, faithfulness, S. "&2)65' S])a?‘d/le, s. Emulation, envy, staunchness. 4. calmness, composedness. vieing or coping with, competition, rivalry, quarrel. = ®FR to emulate, envy, compete 8. W38 sndta, adj. Bathed, that has with. ; A an adversary. performed ablution. s. Rigs sparsfia, s. Touch, contact. 2 S. fia;éfi sndataka, s. Aninitiated house- the sense of touch. 3. that quality of bodies holder, a man of any of the first three classes, by which they become ohjects of the sense of who having completed the term prescribed touch, tangibility. 4. air, wind. 5. a con- for his studies, becomes a householder. It sonant of any of the first five classes of the at the end of this period he have not acquired alphabet. 6. the philosopher’s stone. =z a knowledge of the 3:3, he is called =55 = 8 :h% S»®d), BBFD to touch, feel. BT TV the 8%. If he have acquired this knowledge before time of an astrological conjunction. the end of the period, he is called T3y T3y 8% If he finish his studies together with 8. ?ific S sparshana, s. Touching, com- ing into contact with. 2. wind, air. the expiration of the period, he is termed U3 :ja%:é#. S. 'Kéj"‘z‘b’c'fiéjo sparshavattu, s. Wind, air. wn T3 sndna, s. Bathing, ablution. 2 S. "r\bfi spashta, adj. Clear, plain, dis- tinct, apparent, evident, manifest, open, in- ceremonial purification of the body, whether through ablutions, smearing ashes, cowdung, telligible. or perfumed powder, &c. Fe® ¥3,F bathing S. ?#?;)75)8'5 spdrshana, s. Touching. 2. all but the head. 33 fiaqs bathing the apprehension or perception by touch. 3. the whole body. w8 32,3 bathing up to the sense of touch, the faculty of apprehending middle. F3, 3 #4, a bathing place. 33:@*)33 through touch. "e3r S ©)%E wind, the 723 morning ablution. eons 93 ba- presence of which is ascertained by feeling. thing after having anointed the head with oil LAY 8. ?’\);@’63\‘; Spi‘isfélf(t, adj. Touched, felt. nore Wy @ bathing in the Ganges. %o, touch, feeling, contact. - 9 { 4 6 C p - ) ~ — Ry 3 8 ¥ distinguished by the marks on their fore- 8. 'c'\z)afiofis‘ofifa sprihaydlu, adj. Cupi- T dinous, wishing, desiring. heads being put horizontally. SaCT 8. ® B?’g sprihe, s, Wish, desire. d%yy® 8. 3,8 smita, s. A smile. ady. Expanded, void of or free from desire. blown. 00T W8 3 gentle smile. B o ped s. TNEF Sp/LaZi/fa, s. A crystal. 8. T @8 smritiy, s. The body of law, as de- £ livered originally by &8, oot d0 5 and s. 'E\‘f‘eg;'d sphdra, adj. Great, large. s Throbbing. other legislators to their respective pupils, and committed by them from recollection to 5. :536 Sp}li]f]m, s. The buttock. 17 writing. 2. any book, canon, or portion of this 8. ?\%}Qg «S‘pfil,lla, adj. Swoln, enlarged. 2. body or code. 3. recollection, reminiscence, f ;i much, many. remembrance, memory. Juy® 3% the prox- 100! 5. T\E& spkug,‘a, adj. Blown, open, ex- imate cause of recollection. %43 %3 a §i 8 panded, as a bud or flower. 2. burst, rent, work on law, a code, digest, &c. EAVCO S g Ly ) broken, or torn asunder. 3. open, clear, the original law. T Ty y@ supplementary plain, manifest. 4. revealed, explained. 5. laws., Tiy® TS legislators. Ty IS the o “t o zf detached, separate. sentence of the law, QWOT @ & 8 a work 0 treating on four branches of law ; viz. 8?3 8. ?'\'ig‘)b'c'do splzurisu, v. n. To shine. 2. to sl open, expand. Fe0B ceremonial observances. xflsa’&ad F03 T3, . law-suits. 2?8, Feod penal code; and %gb@o?( sphulinga, s. A spark of fire. e . % 8 F203 on offerings to the manes. 8 F) Q&3 Sp/L()’,l‘a, s. A boil, blain, blotch, 2. S. 2,00 sméra, s. A smile. blister, bubble, bladder, pustule, pimple. (U} . the expanded hood of a serpent. ) OZS§ S]/(UZCZCZWZ, s. A war-chariot. Ik 2. trickling, oozing. 8. Ve &T sphdtaka, s. A boil, blain, 5 X pustule, blister. 2. the small pox. S. ?JQS?CS syada, s. Swiftness, speed, velocity. I 8. ®03 smayda, s. Pride, arrogance. 2. S. "NJSQSQ syanna, s. Trickling, flowing, 14 sin. 3. a smile. 4. wonder. dropping. B 8. RoR08s3003 syamantaka-mani, 8. T2 0 smard, s. Cupid. 7.0 2593 the torments of love. s. The gem which the Sun gave to Satrajit- %3 ;=2 the vulva %8 ( 2. spring. tu It yields eight Chara, or 19,200 rupees Ty the penis. ®.8 %2 the moon. e weight of gold daily. 8. V0, TTD smarane, s. Recollecting, calling 8, f S. ?5‘83)323 Sg/amz’/fa, s. A cloud. 2. time. to mind, recollection, reminiscence. 2. re- il membrance, retention in memory. 3. revival 8. WO0UT, ?OL?"SG) sydlaka, sydla, s. A wife’s brother. of an idea or point of knowledge, renewed 8 presence before the mind, return into the S. 'r'\)J\@q E] S],’Ift(l, adj. Sown. s. A sack. =8 sewing, stitching. memory. 4. memory, the faculty of retain- ~ ing or recalling ideas. [3) mental or audible 8. Rmed syina, s. A sack. recitation of the names or name of a deity. & % 538, R)&D) srakku, srajavu, s, A 6. a memento. 8 CBIR 3BT kS FTH BY wreath, garland. he is void of consciousness. %%, J,THR IR to think of, recollect, call to mind. 2. to 8 '_@?Dg 8§ragvi, s. Bearing a chaplet. invoke, meditate on. 8. E\Jj;fl, ?Oicjfi srava, S$rdva, s. Drip- ping, oozing, trickling. 2. exudation. 3 fi s. o) 8 smdrta, adj. Legal, canonical, the falling of the feetus or womb, miscarriage. according to the doctrine of the %98 or in- 3,90 to drop, trickle, &c. 2. following or profes- spired codes of law. 8. X008 sravanti, s. A river. sing the doctrine of the law books. '*ae:é'r'd) 8, followers of the doctrines of 3oTTIWIEFD, S. & smslz,la, s. Bramha ; that creates. which inculcate the worship of both Vishnu 8. ?C"i srasta, adj. Fallen or slipped down, §, and Shiva. The brahmans of this sect, are off, or from. — 9 { 8 = = fig %’afi_ % 8. Ty, W3 srukku, srucha, s persond ; of one’s own or its own accord ; in T 83 The ladle with which ghee is poured into a one’s own or its own nature or self. % sacrificial fire. Jwer self-evident. %s2?yF, self-made, self- 8. T3 srute, adj. Oozed, trickled, drop- existent. - ped, fallen. 9, = 8 dropping, exuding, falling. S. ?C(SB:S swatwa, s. Ownness, peculiarity of possession, title, right, or propriety. 2. S. @'&3 Sruva, s. A ladle used in sacrifices. self-existence, independent or underived be- 8. ? @g'é?d%, fi@gé srdtassu, srita, ing. 3. individuality, the essential quality of s. A natural or rapid stream. 22380 a an entity in general. river. 8. & WEORS srdtonjand, s Anti- o '&);S@‘D, gemo swathd, swathd- mony ny 7;621(/2', adv. Of one’s self, or of itself; own. Zy@e WetoREy independence. BFENFT of 8. 7\1% Swa, adj. Own, proper, peculiar. s Self, own soul or individuality. 2. proper- one’s own strength. 5 ty, wealth. 3 e ) 3 one’s own village. S Se K&Q’ifi&? swa-dharma, s. Own, pro- ¥,83, one’s own fame. Ty ®3 one’s own per, or peculiar duty, office or business. 2. people. %2237 8 what one has acquired one’s the proper, native, or inherent quality, the self. nature or constitation of any natural quality T. B. 003 swanta, adj. Own, proper, or property. peculiar, private, belonging to one’s self. N‘)SO 8. 'S sSwuna, s. Sound in general. S 87T g proprietor, owner, or one who is his 8y, sounding. 7 83, ®¢D) a sounding horn. own master. Xgo8 T one’s own money. 8. RNBOoD swa-para-blhdva, | 3 own, %328 99 one’s own private account. =T other, and @23 state or affection of mind] s. comp. Regard to meum ef tuum, distin- 8. Kfig%?@]@g@%%fi swa-kapdla-kalpi- guishing between one’s own things and the ta, |invented by ore’s own cheek] adj. A- things of others; respect of persons, distin- pocryphal, produced by one’s own brains. guishing between one’s own family, friends, 8. ?{,JQQQ%QOjJ swaMya, adj. Own, proper, relations, &c., and the multitude. peculiar, belonging to one’s self; of one’s own (family, kin, &c.) B FROT, TeFioh I g 8. ?\2&5; swapna, s. A dream, dreaming. y (5] sleep. o T Ty, T Xy a bad dream. person belonging to one, a relative. [ % )N\ Ty, W %@y a pleasant or good dream., - S. ?Cogei swachchha, adj. Bxceedingly T®y, Foew o have a dream. 3 Ty TwtA pol- clean or pure, free altogether from stain or lutio mocturna. ¥s¥y %)3); the ereation of spot. dreams, the illusory world of Morpheus. S 8. ?\f;gag-)od swachehhanda, s, One’s @, w530 an interpreter of dreams. TgHHFH o2 s own will or fancy. '73; (] o gelf-willed, wilful, the second of the four modes in which ]ifé 8,03 headstrong, bent upon. the gratification of subsists, the state of dreaming. ®gFye8 £l the devices and desires of his own heart. the faculty of dreaming. 8. go?) swatantra, adj. Independent, S. ?{;Q;’ 5% swa-prakdsha, qdj, That uncontrolled, free, absolute, under one’s own shines by its own native light. 2. self-en- law. 2. self-willed, refractory, unruly. S lightened, self-taught. Independence, freedom of will. %303, ngf) free 8. 30D 29 swa-prakhya, [like himself] to follow the impulses of one’s own will, BN comp. That is known in his own name, by 80¥)7T an independent man. I(8o3,7e3r 5 his own acts, abilities, &c.; that lives and woman who will not submit to control. moves on his own legs, stands upon his own S. "&]\ngjo swattu, [%3] s. Own right or bottom, &c. ; also sui generis. property. s. -5085 259 swa-prabhdva, s, Inhe. 8. ?xiogég swataha, adv. Of, from, by, rent strength ; native dignity. through, in one’s self or itself; in propria s. R’SQSDSS swabhdva, s. Own or native 9 9 \"iaw mossfi "jvoged state or quality; nature, natural temper, dis- in general 2. Indra’s paradise, where mor- § h ( position or constitution, or any natural pro- als are said to receive the reward of their (en 1Ce, perty TyyyaS Roed natural temper, N‘S\saa’ S virtuous actions. T30 the celestial Ganges. st @38 one’s own or natural conduct NOSVSD;S 20 T3 e¥y anymph of heaven. F3%27 b Rahu, clousny that adheres or appertains naturally and the personified ascending node /e - We2TD D9 (Y constitutionally 1e doctrine S. ROORE swarnd, s. Gold T oFFT g omar that the universal system was produced and goldsmith TyeaF T %8 alchymy R is maintained by the necessary action of sub- 8. Reen swalpa, adj. Very little or few tastin stances according to the impulses of their little, small, trifling vy BTG a little or ligh respective natures one of the modifications mean man. -—‘nv 2R Ty, 03T g few days D of atheism X33 398 one who holds such 3 g little while z3Y, FUE a trivial or tri- Ject a doctrine fling work Ty, 39a0T rather slowly 3 lute, . DT gy § swa mdhdtmya, w3 g little way ; not far; rather distant it hee Native grandeur or majesty 3 In : m&d@%‘:‘ swa-varnd, adj. Of one’s own S NQC)jao swayam, adv. Of one’s own self caste. (onf or accord, spontaneously .\OSQNO 28 Self. ome formed S. f\cgaq Swasry, s. A sister. Tyo%o B3, a boy who has given him- ke self into adoption Xgodo Te®F cooking with s. (\,(S(\), r\ogmswasta, swastha, adj. und one’s own hands. 2 cooking in general. 3 Easy, quiet, composed, comfortable, whether w1 articles for cooking of bodily health or ease, of mental composure Tgvo Fe¥ g cook. D 8 Ve and peace, or of favourable external circum- oo F,%9¥ shining by its own native light the sun. - SRS one’s own concern. stances. =B, F 3o safely and soundly. L 0f ] NSO.,\)O D - o [3}94eN »di;‘?tfv to be well. R ¥3 g mind Sty Tyeo =8 choosing one’s own husband. Tgodo 2.5 2. Vishnu. at ease Q_/c_\.)’qafi B¢ R bsqq 2 he is not in good Comy # (the self-existent) Brambha. 3. Shiva. health a par ticle of benediction, May it 290 it be well with you 2. so be it, amen. ~3 8 & ] T sward, s. A note in music. % 333 a blessing, benediction, any benedic- L accent 3. avowel 4. air breathed through ~ tory speech Ty, BE to wish well, to bless. a nostril 0. the human voice, sound in exp = TyT,4093 a propitiatory ceremony on any general B %3 the seven notes of the ga- b o auspicious occasion, throwing prepared rice mut T3 o g fluttering of the voice. %3 8 % on the head of a person and at the same time 37y a broken voice, hoarseness. 330 BB muttermg. L variations in sound, voice, & ©® 7T g note § s S. (\(\f\o F swastika, s, A kind of mystical not in key T So0BY, T T 0039 g number hitly of reeds joined together and beaten with the figuxe, the inscription of which upon any tio fingers person or thing is generally considered to be 8% . QTR swarasa,s, A decoction, infusion, lucky. It consists of 4 and, amongstthe Jai- oh extract nas, is the emblem of the seventh deified tea- tor cher of the present era. 2. the ornamental fig- . Nogbg swarita, adj, Harmonious, mel- ures made on the ground with white earth be- 810 odious fo fore house doors, &c. 3 a temple of a particu- BRD swa-rupd, s, One’s own pro- o lar form with a portico in front. 4. any aus- per figure or form, the natural and real form 8, I3 picious or lucky object. and general appearance. 2. one’s countenance, dy 3. the natural consti- oo swanta, s, The mind visage, look, features § v s. TR swdgata, s Welcome, saluta- tution, quality or condition, nature ,.‘Sd,aw tion, welcoming . > . coming, auspicious arri~ fir o933, BOeS Fon disgrace, exposing one to . val (Y shame. 23 ZyBwlage &8 22330 I know your S, hy whole character. 8. T 0158 swdchhehhandya, 8, S. QAT b 20 BT swargd, Wilfulness, independence, waywardness, self- 8 swar, swar-loka, s. The sky or heaven willedness. fi 980 s ?3‘033 830 and excellencies, as a poem, a speech, &ec s. 003 )9 swdtantrya, s. Indepen- 9. ooodness, excellence, agreeable quality in dence, absoluteness, freeness, uncontrolled or - 5] unruliness, contuma- general adj Pleasing, delicious, good, ex- unsubjected state e ciousness, refractoriness cellent, well. AaC ,S,,.J./ BB to sing sweetly. 8. 208 swdti, s. Arcturus, the fifteenth B ?\’JL—(SU“%% swdrdftu, s. Indra, heaven’s ruler. lunar asterism 8. T swddu, s Taste, flavour “ ) H. &2 D swdri, s, Mounted state upon horse- tasting adj. sweet 2, agreeable, de- back 2. the equipage, retinue, or train of a lightful 3. handsome great personage the whole body as in pom- pous procession or upon a march or journey. 8. ®QeS swddhina, qdj. That is sub- 3. applied to the great personage singly or ject to himself, that is his own master, abso- alone; or to anmy person in the customary lute, free, independent 2. 1n the custody adulatory or complimentary style 4. gener- or keeping of, under the charge or care of ally applied to going out on any ride or walk 3. in a state of subjection unto, under the control or command of. of pleasure, state, or health F BTDR0 to be- come under the control of S. TS INB tg Q'(fi’c“ swdrtha, s Oue’s own profit or make subject to. psa{wa INB AR to take advantage, one’s own aim or object, one’s own under one’s own management, or into one’s contemplated end elf-interest. 2. inherent own possession, or control or real meaning, the true, and just interpre- oy ?jv-—flgoj\) swddhydya, s Perusal tation. 3. the same meaning, a pleonasm. of the Védas; also a day on which the re- sz’r SIS 8 3 one devoted to or sumption of the work of reading them is intent upon his own inter cst commanded or permitted after a suspension of it S. '&TD &) g swdsthya, s. Ease, happiness, comforta,bleneSa 2. an estate, property. 3. S ?d‘DCSS swand, s, Sound, noise. a snug competence. 4. self-dependence, con- @o 33 swdnubhava, s. One’s own fidence, firmness, resoluteness experience or observation. S. & o Egaa‘ozgog) swahd-déri, s, The wife of Qu Swap(l, s. Sleep, sleeping. Agni 8. #ch”&eo;b swdpatéya, s. Wealth, property. S Nofiefia-d swikdra, s. Claiming, acknow- 8. &0PNT swdbhdvika, adj. Natural ledging ; allowing ; affirming or admitting to native, proper, pertaining naturally, constitu- be one’s own. 2. adoption 2y FT? TR, tionally, or essentially 23:¥0% to adopt. %3) 23k %20 adoption of a S. 'c'd'DQQJ swami, s. Owner, master, lord, son. chlef king, husband. 2. God. 24 M mas- S NQQOZi) $wYd, adj. Own, belonging or tership, lordship, ownership, right of posses- relating o self sion or rule par) 20 T8¢ treason, treachery 8. aQe swéda, s. Sweat, perspiration. 2. to a master, &ec. T3y D g% g traitor. RN apour, steam 3. warmth, heat hé‘z'd en- o 3%, devotedness to a master, &c. gendered by sweat, steam, or warm vapour, Q';fiazg swamya, s. Rights, privilege as vermin, insects, and worms due s. mewlb swédani, s. An iron plate, used 8. 0032083533 swdyambhuva, s. The as a frying pan. first Jo H. T swdra, s. A man on horseback, a 8. A Sd SN S‘b sweira, Sweirt, adj Self-willed, unrestrained, uncontrolled. LY horseman. Tre, 3302530 one who walks according to . T Sd {\29 swdrasya, s. Possession of his own inclination or will. sweetness, juciness, savouriness, pathos; spirit, fire,salt, nerve, &c., imbued with native sweets S. NQ I sweirint, s, An adulteress. Ov 981 B, DT =0 el | s} s di il ot % ka, The fifty-first letter of the alphabet, c. Roroys, @oree hangdlu, hangd- sounded as ha. l7, s. One under obligation, in the power of e c. oFeo hankalu, See =z another ; one who has entrusted another with it his counsels, &c. BT ISR VemewenTe S he ) T.B. 03T hankdra, [¥RoFT] g, [ W n is in my power, or under obligations to me. Haughtiness, arrogance, brok C. @WoR hanga, s, A bird whose flight is C. DONRIS hangiganu, s. One who isup- consulted in omens, and whose note is consi- braided by another with something disgrace- 0 e }h ful dered ominous; a kind of skylark, =ons 2. one under obligation. firl w3, this bird crossing one ominously from C. WONT harngisu, v. n. To upbraid, re- the left to the right. buke, huff, charge contemptuously with any Toif, thing, to throw in one’s teeth. A. C. TORB hangada, s. A bird of good Tepal C. TBOAD fingn, s. Obligation, the state of omen. Tl obligation to, or being in the power of, another C. BORTR hangane, s. Upbraiding, taunt- i . who is privy to some evil which one has done. ing. 0 & nt 2. shame, modesty. 8, Tcr Do, ATy Tord C. TOATNB, ToRTe» hangura-gida, Tord T what claim have you on me? or bt fifl?lg(l?‘&fl'lt, s. A shrub the leaves and wood what have you to throw in my teeth ? To#» T\B. ¢ of which are proverbially dry and which easily TCS, Bony =90, Bory B8BTS one who has 70 Wv burn when in the greenest state. It 1s said thrown off all obligation, one who is void of Jora to be used by alchymists ; the leaves are also Bory 2By, Bord IO to shame or modesty. {‘z;r applied in rheumatic affections, &c. The give up shame. Zon BT 3ok dweo o r1\'\ 28 D 2w Qe white ants will not attack it. It is used in @3k what haveI to do with you after being Cor constructing temporary buildings, for cooking, Zorn =0 gn relieved from my obligations. to! &e wendw #33 firewood of it. ®RonT e immodest woman, lost to shame. she a club of it. monidy T2 g small stick of it. 0. RoRBD hangudale, s, Upbraiding LA zonTOR ®d g L2edR Wi vy the hangarali with something disgraceful. the shrub has no greenness, and the daughter-in- £ 6507\’36336-3-& hanguru-hakki, s. The law no warm food (as she is served last.) up; Indian crane. Dar H. IO, WO, VRS han- A. C. oAy hanguli, s. A stool. A, gdmi, hangdmu, hangdmite, s Sea- C. Toe3dR hanchanige, s. Vegetables o son, time, period. adj. Temporary, for the and greens in the aggregate. C. time being. ¥ Bormedm 82300 g temporary es- 0. ®oe3, %o’a@gfis% hanchi, hanchi- tablishment. Bored KV g temporary § hullu, s. A kind of long grass of which employment. morea) a stranger, sojourner. il brooms are made, and serving to sew together H, TDORIRN lLang(Zmu, s. Uproar, tumult, leaf plates. Towk B g spear of it. o > hubbub, outery, wild commotion, disturbance. 0% a sharp beard upon if. (4 [okZ o WNF 1 2. an assault, attack, setting upon with cla- broom made of it. (1A mour and vociferation and furious manifesta- C. ToeFd, WoeFT o, oL, ToLIF tion. ?‘55 Bormm» g felonious assault,. =09 ¥ oS @, ®oeFF R hanchu, hanchik- moreaw the assault of a tiger. 8 3 the distress occasioned by excess of rain, the kv, hanchidu, hanchi-kodu, hanchi- il heTarteASlaryel inundation of lands, houses, &c. kollu, v. a. To divide, distribute, share, ap. A a general disturber. TWOTTRDN IR to make portion. v o to divide to one his por- an assault, excite commotion, raise a distur- tion. Serahg 288 o to pour water into I, bance. an earthen vessel. T Ny g wooden seal 982 T oI e used by the officers of government when farm- c. BoRha nde, s, A large copper or brass ves- @, ers divide their corn in the threshing floor. o el od oW 2, BB R gharing, 5 dividing, apportioning, S, 30T hande, s, A procuress. allotment. 2. cure, remedy, antidote. TS C. XoB, wmom» hande, handd, adj. FeT, Towmd, BowR g divider, distributor; Brindled. @ 8%% 3 brindled cow. one who adjusts or settles matters; one who C. ToWeToTo handé-kuruba, s. A man settles disputes > a pacifier. who prepares wool and keeps sheep. C. o3> hanchu, s. A tile. et Woa T0F o= an earth- C. ToLw> hannu, See ®ey broken tile, a potsherd. T . o3 hanta, s. Steps, a flight of stairs. en pan in which split pulse is parched. '53 £ To, BRYR To g flab round iron plate T. B. @08 hanti, |38]s. A line, row. o for baking cakes. W3y o the ridge tile. 8 ®odin rows. A. C. ruin, Tod T fo tie TowS I, TS In¥R g house with a tiled bullocks in a row for the purpose of treading 1 out corn. roof, o= fi\fa%z‘o to : le. Tow FIBRE to oI TLXHRD repair tiling. ] to get tiling T B &Og fid’)lf(’, r@fi)oi] S. Conceit, €g0- repaired. TOVT IpcE, ToB I FRYD a cylin- tism, vanity, selfishness. T WX woe ghe drical or tubular tile. is very conceited. ¢. o3 handara, s, A temporary build- 53 ?5025—3&0:55@?5&&2 hanchudiydda- ing ; an open shed or hall adorned with flow- batie, s. An old tattered garment. ers, erected on festive occasions, as at marri- T. B. 08 hanche, [=c%]s. A swan, ages, &c. y-1 5} an arched way of licht sticks C. ®oRT hanjara, [=ows] 5. Any tem- for a vine to climb and overspread. oT3 g, at hatched roof or shed. 2. porary buildin 2 “w%) a vegetable of this name. BoTT AR g [@oricd] a shrub. 8. [¥ewd] a cage. 4. asad- shrub so termed. dle bag, a double bag of sacking for carrying woxT T TeRTD WA C. WoTDX handarise, s. Akind of fritter corn, &c. on oxen. e3? fried in ghee, made of rice, sugar, &c. to fasten on a saddle-bag. 2. to put up a shed or veranda. . B O fiOCJ)’é fiandale, s. A kind of open mowd &3 a penthouse. palankeen. 2. anewly decapitated head. 3. 2.8y TowT g close, thick-set, or well pressed thatch. & [®ouT] a pandal or shed. 2. a close cage. T R to puf, TowT Aed g tame up a thatch or penthouse. c. o handi, s. A pig or hog, #oe %o D a sow. parrot. @WowT nwy a coward, poltroon. VRT) Tob, 2emod g village hog. Tolg 390 g young pig. T ) [y A. C. OV hanjarisu, v. n. To spread ®ot g wild hog wod] TRi3 g boar’s tusk. out, be diffused or extended. —‘)vdgx) 650&& por= cupine. C. o 29 R (O8] Oy o8 hanji, hanji-batti, c. ‘oéofi)fi‘% handi-gadde, s, An edible s. A roll of clean cotton prepared for the spin- root so called. dle, o S»B to prepare cotton for spinning, C. ®oNBeT handi-kira, s. The screech &oed ’m% a basket for holding rolls of cotton. owl. In screeching, blood is said to drop o3 T3y, to wind up aroll of cotton for spin- from its tongue, and to indicate certain ruin ning. Fozd FwW to spin a roll of cotton. to the house, person or place on which it falls. C. o2 hanju, [Zee|s. A torch. 2. eaves. C. OJ0B> hanneradu, adj. Twelve, o 3. a cotton wick for a lamp. STBES twelfth. S, TO%E /’mnje, s. A procuress. adj. Lazy, 0. O3 welH hannondu, adj. Eleven. o worthless. SwoBd eleventh. C. WoERID fiazzgfe-gudda, s. The lizard C. ToRT hampaka, s. Counsel, opinion, commonly called bloedsucker. advice, H. ToBe5oR handibhdga, s. A man given C. BRORTORT hampa-sdgara, s. A to appetite, a glutton. 2. a cat, town in the Ceded districts. 9 8 3 Ko 2%, C. &10'@ /mmpu, s. Pride. 2. magic, sor- ¢. ®oX hamsa, s. Strength, ability. as 6 @ cery. Wox TR TOTY fim%_’ TRy, BoBLTY, & wox 3wt look at his strength. See ®oX. % wosy Aegy to become proud. 2. to become 8. BWOXT hamsaka, s, An ornament for 0, B bewitched. the feet said to resemble the foot of a swan. A T. B. 300 hampe, [=o33] 5. The Fo (i€Ce 8. ToRNBRE hamsa-kita, s, An ox’s A4 budra river. 2. the name of a once cele- e hump. brated city now in ruins lying on the bank i Wi C. BORDB hamsa-pdda, s. A caret. of this river. =l DTwHeF Shiva, worship- e o 2. an asterisk. 3. a prop. TOTTOTR FHeTO ped there under that designation. ®C 0D @7 1 ! to make a caret or asterisk. 2. to prop. ToTy proper names. 0, & G. XD hamsale, s. Discretion, prudence, C. TowY, TodF, oy hambala, fi sense, wisdom. BoxSRed BT SWBY to hambalile, hambalu, S Solicitous h hid look after a business with prudence. [ ¥ thought, turning a thing anxiously in the ki EoxS HF0F g an excellent, discreet man. mind; the mind intently fixed on an object fo or absorbed in thought. QTLn VB Tcwen H. Ro&» hamsd, adj. Near, adjoining. f he thinks of nothing else. SR BTT Wowsy 8. BoX, xR hamse, hamsa, s. A fa- fol Eowed T can think of nothing but him. ®o bulous swan or goose. 2. Bramha, or the 4y wOT to sit brooding over a subject; to be universal spirit. 3. one of the vital airs. 4. L full of anxious thought respecting an absent a particular order of ascetic. 5. the sun. 6. = Om € - = LOFD c\:c\ child, relative, &c., who does not appear at Vishnu. zon g female swan. W | the time appointed for his return. 8v, a swan’s down bed. o3 o8 ® g king of ]h that name. 0% BRT, ToR ADI a woman c. moen hambu, s, A creeper or runner. 0% T2 %1 ®owe the vine creeper. F0ENT TorwWd g, having the dignified gait of the swan. To® T3 (G creeper of the pepper species. S5 WowWd g, 5e%3 Bramha, riding on a swan. betel leaf creeper. Fognh Wowd g jasmine the cackling of a goose. 0 creeper. Yundg Towd g wild sort of creeper. C. BFvV8o598 hakdra-tukdra, s. Ob- [¢ F0g mowd g small black creeper used in tying scene discourse. TFT B0FeTIR to talk baw- 0 the bamboos under a thatch or tiling. dy. =¥T 20%eTmen wohy to abuse with ob- H. 500R2THD 1 D)@ hammarahd, scene langunage. hammrahd, adv. With, together with. H. 5%@53;)0 /za]n'/cattu, s. Account, 0 ¢ H. RoSI700T hammdlaru, s. Palankeen statement, narration or representation of oc- bearers. currences, affairs, or proceedings ; also affairs, 0 ¢ C. WoRgd, Toogeeesew hammin, events, facts, matters. TFFS0Ted a written account of occurrences, &c. | kammim’-clxz’la, s. A scrip, purse or betel i &8‘353§3 hakimanu, s, A physician. G bag, usually attached to the waist. (! C. /ORI hammu, v. a. & n. To twist, en- A. C. BB DT hakkarike, s. A goblet. b twine. 2. to lace, couple, plat, plait or braid. C. ©F > hakkalu, s Gleanings of corn. o2 the act of braiding, coupling, &c. F38le} W, 0N, TBF,T0W to glean. BT RBRY 3 32, S5 oaw to lace a cot with coarse reaped field. tape. Fot8 ¢ oW to plat saddle bags. c. o, aifig@g halkkale, s. Ascab. 2. any cake HOD, WoNwIesew hammu, ham- of dried earth. ! - mina-chila, See Rove. T. B. ™3 hakki, 1 2] ». A bird. =% B G T. B. 0220 hammu, [¥=c] s. Egotism, g quill. B BB, Bt S the fea- conceit, vanity, pride, haughtiness. TOTN thers, plumage, or down of a bird. F¥x 7o 9@ to speak conceitedly. @ a bird’s nest. 5 “ a bird’s cage. A. O, SO > hammeisu, v, n. To faint, bird of ill-omen, with a cat’s face, and of a o be overcome with fright, fear, or alarm. brass colour. Lon¥aEy a sort of crane. Ef«v’& C, &%eTs to refrain from being frightened. R a bird catcher or keeper. 984 [2] 2%, =R . O AR hakki-gannu, s. Blear eyes. 0. XA hagalu, s. The day time. BRETOFRE 2. long sight 8.8, mRww 098) day and night C. BB 35 halkki-bikki, s. Sleicht of ot the sun and moon, rulers of the day and 2 cieatving defrauding, 112 ht ERCwBT the sun mREY WS g hand, conjuring aecelvin large kind of blue light which quite illami- ©YWE IRD to conjure, deceive es xn = defraud nates the atmosphere for a few minut es. o 2838A g torch carried before an idol when ¢. B hakku, v. a. To divide, apportion e going in procession in the day time. wry R VRT) TN BVRVII X Kz"' T o he divided the §» ®Rw ¥F one who robs in the day time. ragi field &R, W the momordica charantia. C. WBF halklku, s. Crusted bloody mucus C 55?\(\)-, found in the nose when there are ulcers in whe haginu, hagilu, s, The core or heart of a tree, the hard part of the head, &ec 2. the dry scab of a sore. 3. a timber ; close grain cake of dried earth. 7, T K%’%’ 830 ed a scab 2. gum, resin to arise. 2. dry earth to become caked 3 WAT, TAS hagura, hagira, to cicatrize Soansg m#y T, bloody mucus adj. Light, not heavy, nimble, active, free to harden in the nostrils. T WY, 503 3 from oppressiveness, as applied to the body = a sore to scab when in good health 2. crisp, brittle H. 3o hakku, s. Right, title, justness of nwoe &3 to make light T3y TOLT wE B T)\vd.fl@?\’—e my body is very light, <. e. very claim or pretension. 2. share, portion. 3. pro- healthy vince, peculiar office or business. ®¥3,7%T the holder of a share ; one who has a right. 7 3. ™R hage, s. Hatred, hostility, enmity 2 an enemy [o3] ?‘\Cuuw, o] fiOJuflf BART g Fox?, mEYotd that work 1s my province. foe, adversary, enemy BRIT averseness C. B3 hakke, s. A place in general 2 hatred, enmity, maliciousness. e a place where cattle stand in the heat of the ¥ to avenge or revenge. =N ) 2% to per- day 3. side, direction WBRIRB ®Z, a severe till one has avenged one’s self =R & cemetery &2, 0= 1% the stars on one side 23w to entertain malice or enmity. ®mR Re of the heavens. $2, WHg @9 to hate. c. 669)65 wdRy hakkhakkaldgu, . 5, O 637’0033 6579\9 hagéya, hagévu, s, To become separate, apart, distinct. A subterraneous granary C. ™R haga, See mriga C. ™R hagga, s. A rope or cord. ToAs =R C. ®AT }lGJCL?‘a, adj Light not heavy a coir rope SwOT=H a cotton rope. EYELE 2. active, brisk. 3. brittle, fragile, crisp, or =7 a hempen rope e B a close or friable BRTT2A 11 ‘htl‘} tightly twisted cord el =R a rope of C. 8RB hagarana, s. A quarrel, dispute, leathern thongs BR TRION to twist or ontention 2. amusing tricks, laughing at Spin a rope. BRTE -7 o 90 SONwe 3 a bringing into contempt (65 b‘é/\s /wr/,/?m, s. A pit, low ground = B RO I3y an amu- guarrelsome family ny Fe to fill up a pit. sing or odd word, a word calculated to give o ZaielxTal C. TATOD hoggeraya, s. A kind of offence. wROHMT g quarrelsome ] WNOHRN? grass, andropogon aciculatun. man. &l an odd, eccentric man. ST 0 ~ BNRT? s 0Py C. OUC," R, xe3 &3 7o hachehage, hach- y O RO g quar relsome woman. C. DAY, BRI >’ hagari, hagare cfi(lJaJ&, adu Greenly, green. 2. yellowly. C. oo”—"* e 1 hachchada, s. A peculiar kind halle, s A small river near Be i Ty of cloth, generally twenty-four cubits long C. AT> hagaru, s. The main beam suppor- and two cubits broad 2. two cloths sewn ting a thatch. ) & the dandruff of the head togethe 3. a cover or wrapper 4. a quilt €. T BARRET LS izanaum?cfiz s. A plant or coverlet 5. two cloths in one web. = 50 called. 2 e B % half a web D B BB ) to 98 (2] 6 » oot h) o s. 3 hatha, s. Obstinacy. 2. violence, 410 put a cloth on, or over one’s self. ¢ 3o Fw severity, rapine. 3. a grudge, a spite against. ] )] &% to cover a person with a large cloth. %8 g severe thrashing. =t 350 g perti- ten . E%? & hachchadi, s. Minced vegetables, sala{f— nacious or determined man. TR0 contu- 0, B maciousness, 2. violence, an obstinate man. c. 668555 hachchane, See =% A. uf h adj. Severe, rigid. 2. violent, stubborn, C. ®&3 B hachchari, for ©%p. 3. Ast obstinate, contumacious, pertinacious. C, %t C. %3?; hachehu, ». a. To affix, adjoin, resolute, determined. 370 g violent, deter- attach. ®3 R ) “a a deed of Sig 2. to paste or glue on. 3. to smear, mined, obstinate man. besmear, daub, anoint, plaster, or lay on by violence. xwo &b, &BJeN to be obstinate. C, rubbing. 4. to light, set fire to. 5. See ston ®oedse® to persevere in obstinacy. ®TEY3 focte) violence. = 3T to pay a grudge and = FRED to besmear or anoint one’s self. Twosk BE o sew a leaf cup. AR T.B 5. BEOSweR hata-ydga, s, Abstract con- ?i’%j; to apply the perpendicular sectarian 21 templation, whilst suspending the breath. mark. NS = to sew leaves together for 2V a0k i 2. applied generally to modes of austere de- plates. RegER By, TR to plaster a wall Inan votion, as standing on one leg, holding up with chunam., 3<R SR BE to anoint the ql g the arms, inhaling smoke with the head in- head with oil. o B to set fire to. o verted, &c., and opposed to To% c3ern. c. BB hachche, s. The act of scarifying i 8. BBV T ]la_flm-veim, s. A deadly or or tattooing. (t; dzflig ?3’;?7:’2;_;, %%g Bewny to mortal hatred. tattoo. 2525—_’& 25';%%3% -'v’\.fsg),- %?,ig T, #\.@go to get tattooed. 8. b‘o"@b@ifi\ hathdttdgi, adv. Suddenly, ol T unexpectedly. H, £&0D> khajdma, s. A barber. B shaving, 0. BBR, BBA hadaga, hadagu, s. A Slm ship, sailing vessel. ®ENS J9390 trading by W C. &OT ]l(lja’T(Z, s. A royal hall of audi- = R ence. sea BBHI JIFF g voyaging merchant. 2. a room which is open on one side. WIS FTO f BASSIT: mariners, sailors, seamen. 3. a place where persons of distinction sit. BRRT B3 a harbour, o % a ship’s mast. H. 83905 fiajcfru, s. The royal court or 8 haven, place where ships come to anchor. ® presence, the hall of audience: or presence 3R IBW to steer a vessel. chamber ; the royal person ; or theregal office c. BAD, BBB hadadi, hadade, s. An and excellency as personified, or as viewed T annual allowance of grain, &c., from private concretely ; His Majesty, The Government, G, individuals. The state, &e. Ew*0) IR/ a person con- Il nected with government. ®WRT) FTUIT g ¢. WD hadapa, s. A barber’s dressing case which contains his shaving and other appa- g government affair. ratus. 2. a betel pouch. =BT a betel C T. B. 55333 0T hajjalisu, [3x0=] v, n. woman. BRMT, BBV one who carries his 0, | To shine. master’s betel nut pouch ; a king’s petty cash Gt G. 66%3 hajye, [#%] s. The priut of the foot. keeper, whose duty it is to serve out betel, &c. €. BE hata, See =s. to his sovereign and visitors. 2. a barber. C. C. 56(%5 ka_t_ta, part. of @&, t C. VB> hadaru, for ©3. 0. ®E3, hatti, s. A fold, cow-pen. 2. a re- 0 C. BETHLRE, hadaru-gafiu, v n. To sidence of herdsmen. 3. a house-yard. 4. a €) coagulate, as milk., 2. to dry up, as a run- cattle pound. =<k =&, the site of an old fold. te 3 (s = &3 a ning sore. 2FEY %2;3 , 828 =Y & 3 a cowpen. gD e A C. B, RUTO0D hadala, hadala- place where cowherds reside. TBoWT TY, g G, 7£u’?’, s. A small kind of cucumber. residence of shepherds. &% °53ne an outer gate. sawes =4, a village near Chittle- C. 3> hadu, v, a. To embrace sexually. 2. o to pound, confine cattle. to bring forth children. 3. to deceive. foole 3 4 A droog. BEHY 986 P DB =3 a woman who has cohabited with a man. = c. BeRodrs, BTRO3 haniyu, haneyu, 2003 not brought forth. BROT 7, D chil- v. a. To twist, braid, plait. 2. to beat or dren not yet brought forth. bruise to a powder, to pulverize ; to beat thin, C. B30T, TRITOT3, BASTS ha- as the edge of an instrument when heated red hot. 3. to throw to a distance. STy B3 T duku, haduku-ndta, hadiki-ndta, s to beat snuff, ¢, the act of bruising, &c. A stink, stench. A. 0. B> hanu, v.n. Tobe arranged or c. TW hade, v. n. Tobe worth. 2. 1st per. in row. = 33 arranged, in order, in rows. 2. sing. neg. of T®. BERID it is not worth. agreeable, pleasing. C. =3 3R haddanige, s. A three legged stool used by linga people at their devotions 0. 6'55@9 hane, s. The forehead. 2. a haunt 4. the helio- and at meal times. of wild beasts. 3. a cow-pen. T. B. 0 hana, [2e]s. Money in general. trope. 5. device, scheme. mes ney Shiva, 2. the small coin termed a fanam, either of with an eye of fire in his forehead. & Aex) 3 09— gold or silver. LoV, W08, Bes IFS a %2 a spark from this eye. T w3= lot, fate, e 3=, 3 destiny, the decrees of Bramha, supposed to man of property. < B9, Ll N T g & 2 Q be written on every man’s forehead. =#k® single silver funam. %3\ T, i’@fe@ = wTB &1 as fate had decreed. B d TR a double funam. c:fiu\'d 25, WOTRTH Bed g, FoB(TIC W, TVTIJY TB&d, TR & 7R ag fortune determines, as it is decreed. gold fanam. -~ 9R wesk Wwhd), an ornamental spot of paint put 8 B, N FoBR TaCW Bz, Rugd =e, %3) on the forehead. ®#3:e33T worth, excellency ; @ @ different kinds of gold funams, each worth about four silver single fanams. 239 ¢ fate. % B, 3O ®eo g silver fanam. BHT Wi C. & hapnu, s. Ripe fruit. o.m. To shroffing, examining of money. T %ugj to be ripe or mature. ®eh S "weS a bunch or pay taxes. 2. toamass wealth,lay up money. cluster of fruit. ®ezy w83 the rind, peel, or = = XFH IR0, ® £ @ 3907 to change money. & shell of fruit. Gffi;d ), &5;% FoBN t0 be- 0 S8y, o coin fanams. Tz T2 BT3B moni- come ripe. Tery 83y to eat fruit. ce‘m{)g o = 03 I 5 ed support. B33 g fanam and a half, o8 as a parted fruit. ?f"f,a S 93 the taste TBFFe Te of fruit. #59 JBE™ to place or deposit money. By S 7T the juice of fruit. TER 2 to divide money. Tewy, T aaggfia’ aé?%'j 7wod a ripe pod vegetable. & Cl & a full grown B0 BAT IR T3 this is our man who leaf which drops from the tree. 7S v IR wRBS Sroawy the fresh leaves smile wears a cloth worth four fanams. = when the old leaves drop off. ez INTOR C. BRBIPD, TS0 e\.«./ > haniki- one ripe with age, an old man. &*mg? INTBoR- nodu, hanaki-nddu, v.n. To peep, to an old woman. T 2O KF’S@;'{ F203wR has get a glimpse of, to look slily, closely, or your business succeeded or has it not yet curiously. come to perfection? ey =0 w0 €7 R 0. oS hanate, s, The basin of a lamp. (like ripe fruit falling into milk) it has suc- C. Bond BNB hanavaddada-gida, s. ceeded admirably. By wa gold colour. The common mallow. e B, Wy @30 to begin to ripen. C. %Q@Dfi & kamf-/ta_f_tu, s. The ornamen- A. C. BER, BRIB> hannu, hanni- tal head-stall of an ox. 2. See under B¢, 0. VOO LD kafld"lmfli’ adj. Much, great, bidu, v.a. To scatter, chase, drive away. 2. to do to excess. 3. to pulverize, beat or excessive, severe. w3 wi g violent con- bruise to a pulp. ©%, W, to bruise rice. test, great battle. A. C. Be® hani, s. Orts, leavings, remains. A. C. BEW D3OI hanpu-miny, s. A kind C. g@‘%%?f‘% }l(lnllti-/z.anfl?,s A]ong rope of cod-fish. to which cattc;Jle are tied in a row. c. B S han-dene, s. A vipe ear of corn. A. C. BRB>03> hanidavddu, v, n. To 8. ®8 hata, ady. Struck, hit. 2. killed. i fight, wage war with. 3. fig. struck, blasted, marred, destroyed, 987 BI3F =3 k4 & Fe3 dor disappointed, &ec. 27 to be struck, slain, ®E « T an unripe cotton pod. 23 ¢ R = e Sou @ B blasted, killed, &c. A Baii to die, wem, T VAW, ®E. 7Y to clear eotton = perish, be slain. from the seed. &8 ¥/ a cotton mill for st o & 8. ®3T hataka, s. A poltroon or coward, clearing the cotton from the seeds, formed of St 8. ®8 hati, s. A blow, stroke. two rollers fixed horizontally, and which re- AR TN Al s volve on each other’s surfaces. —»A:Uy C. 66%, ‘&figb hatta, hattiri, inter;. i alan of contemptuous or angry reproof or repres- C. 65%??@,%"3) hatti-kollu, See =3, i sion. 2. of admiration, satisfaction, &c. con o. fiié’o, 65%053% hattidu, hattikku, v. @ To unite, put near or close together. Cuthy c. “05-_‘9;%&585, =32 X0 hatta-kattu, hat- 10§ ] ta-sara, s. A necklace which fits closely c. ®3 e fiidm‘?\%%éme ~> hatti- £ b or tightly round the neck. ». a. To tie very }zatfiya}gi- kittu-hdgu, v.m. Tofrayor o tightly. fret, as an old cloth. 1ty ¢ . 663%”3’3%5, =3 Dpck hatta-kodu- 0 o ku, hatta-wonti, s, An ear-ring which C. ??id 5_59‘39 hattira, hattili, See S 5 2 e o does not hang down but fits close to the ear. .. % . K > hattu, adj. Ten. =3 tenth. =%, C. fiifi?}?\js lzatta—]ca’su, v. a. To smelt 2 O}J 2@n3 yelease to one out of tem. gt paa) o3 or heat to the welding point. &8 Be¥R BIeyC J;_t (S1S) 3 an ordinary or worth- d C. BB B hattadi, adj. United, close, com- les person. w3 387, @3y, Bye, B 29 i k3 0t ~Heo pact. s. Ten feet =8, T, ®2, F20 ten times. B, g ¥ <) 5 \ O ® g distance of ten miles. 22?6& Sen T va fm[ C. aéiamofiaa hatta-badiyu, v. a. To B8 o na, with ten faces. 2ctd eighteen. {i € knock right in, ot fast in, as a nail, &c.; to - Io) —_i drive home. B3 eighteenth. ®3 3T fifteen. xe D 2 nineteen. ¥ c. ‘o‘éid, ©3) hattara, hatra, s. Near- 0. ®3> hattu, o. a. To climb, mount, o ness, proximity. ®& T, W come near. adj. the & adv. Near, close by, to, with, towards. s aSC(—}l.ld, scale, get on. =T &3, to climb a tree. v Sy ®2B 2 come to me, come near to me. 0.8 ®2), to mount a horse. ?iu 2w 663_)0 to Ing o9 ®882e3 T have it not, it is not by me. =3y, to get into a palankeen. (S 5= w2 B3 tt}(; ©IT ®Z T near him. 8 YN, F 289 &S O scale a fort. 2. to cleave, adhere, keep to. a:’o;&bflgfi B, m 9% that book is in his possession. 3. to affect, take effect, as dye. §po) e ‘(5?93?5‘3 ]l(ltt(l’v?:(_]ll, v.a-Fo place close to affect the mind, impress the memory. B to or near by. v. n. To catch fire. 2. to be joined or at- of g tached. =3, ¥ to tie closely, tightly, = c. 66_3;3@63, %iau?\figzfio hatta-sé- G, 8, %23 to join, cause to unite. 3. to be ob- du, hattavdgi-sédu, v, a. To draw up, Po¥ ho i 0 tained, as a situation or employment. as water, &c., steadily or in a manner exact- ®3 7 to cause to G, =3 to kindle, catch fire. ly right. catch fire. 9. to cause to mount, ascend, or ker C. ‘oéijsmbfi.) fiatta%dku, See under ®2,. G [\ get on. 3. to make join, stick, or unite. C. 555%) hatti, s. Cotton in the pod, or not fwce 0 to find or trace out. TEN TR q cleared from the seed. o3 B8, B3 wild to get put on one’s self, as the ashes of burnt C. cotton. 3¢ 8, black cotton plant, produc- cow-dung, &c. i ing very fine white cotton. ®=@: ®& a cotton 0. T3 TTEINY hattuva-valdgni, s. 8 plant having several seeds on which the cot- Hanumanta, with a flaming tail. fy ton is much entangled. 2P &8 a white 0. B3 T3> hattesaru, s. Asmuch water f cotton plant. B»vT ®& g cotton plant bear- as rice will soak up in boiling. ¥ ing a very small seed. =T E8 cotton with T only one seed in a pod. WRDRT =& silk e wé\{?@g_‘} hattottu, ». a. To press or cotton. squeeze down close, to push home. ®8 V&) to sow cotton seed. w3 R 2w cotton seed. TSR N3 the cotton plant. s. 6638, 5@’8 hatya, hatye, s. Mur- 988 . TS =3 ces ®TS T to devise, contrive. o5 o] o3 der, killing, but understood only of that kil- 290 to hear the whole mnarrative, 53 o3 &8 ling which is viewed as criminal, C. ©3) hatra, See ®33. % to tell the whole, or manner, of a thing. @ =D c. ®8) hatri, s. A carpenter’s plane, TELSY ® RO w hat antidote, said he, ig there for this ? 8): TUT work done with a plane. 0. ®ET hadara, adj. Young, not matured, c. BB, BRI hada, hadana, s. A due unripe, in embryo. ®BTT FacW, BT young, balance of contrarieties, the proper temper or 2§k BTD yery young, as a leaf condition of things. 2. sharpness, as of a unripe fruit. or bud. cutting instrument. 8. quickness. 4. form- ing metals to a proper degree of hardness. c. BBV hadaru, ».n. To germinate, bud, 6. boiling, baking, or cooking to the proper blossom. s. A young leaf, germ, bud, or point. 6. a certain measure of rain, a quan- fruit. =8e< the act of germinating. ®0e3, tity of it sufficient to render the earth fit for =3 budded, germinated. ploughing, ¢¢, X% a proper temperament. c. O hadi, s. A prop or buttvess. 2. a 2. a thorough saturation, &ec. BT 3 690 ‘F@_a_ BT 3 P Y foundation. v. a. To pave. 2. to dig. I»® to tan leather. T T s J@:N v to heat to separate. =0 T, to buttress, prop up. metals, &c., to a due consistency or a proper 89 =0 g foundation. o8 0¥ such a fall degree of hardness. c. BOTD hadindru, adj. Sixteen. of rain as thoroughly saturates the earth. &3983¢ sixteenth. 2,00 BT HY 2030 there has been one proper . fall of rain. =2 st B3 S PSR CAPDION kadindlku, adj. Fourteen. IRBY, 2@ to sharp- =308 kadinentu, adj. Eighteen. en. 2. to temper. ETTA VA to cook pro- XTe . perly, neither too much nor too little. b‘é&}%e?’a hadinélu, adj. Seventeen. Seg® to taste any thing to see whether it is . done. B > hadineidu, adj. Fifteen. TDE, WAEH, TTTN e to strain . OV fiadzbadz, s. A chaste, virtuous the water from boiled rice, &c., at the proper voman. time, =3 74, Tog vegetables spoiled in cook- c. BOWD> hadimitru, adj. Thirteen. mg wowy ®8 T3 the steel is hardened 0. BOD, WXT> hadiru, haduru, Se too much. TBTN 79 to put a due pro- portioned of ingredients. “dR T ?\?\d@’o it is A germ ; an unripe fruit, spoiled in cooking. Twin BT A8 the land ¢. WA hadugu, v. n. To shake, quake, is injured by too much rain, ®0 DY a bow tremble, ZAD to make tremble. of due temperament. AG,; 6"053?’ hadula, s. Wealth, happiness, welfare. adj. Nice, pleasant, happy, thrifty. C. DT kada—lmllu, s. A whetstone, hone. =YD to be happy, increase, thrive, pros- = per. T [S5) (> v Awe™W to make happy. 2. to make G. “65337\"?630 hada-gadle, s. An indurated well. kernel in the flesh, or a protuberance. 0. BDBTLF /ladad—a(li/se, s. An unripe 0. B haddu, s. An eagle, kite or vulture 2. din'u:ld. areca nut. c. I hadana, s H. &3> haddu, s. A limit, boundary, bor- History, mnarrative, 2 der. 2. rule,authority, charge, management. narration, detail of one’s circumstances. 3 = I3y R DY 39D proceed no farther, scheme, means, device, antidote, cure. 4 say 1o more. ¥ T IY «ath Fegplace un- fashion, manner, way. cause, reason, == - 3 -9 e der his charge oA ) D T 20 » % to violate a design, intention. =* =TS after this manner. 0TS SERAnSES prescribed bound. pile) d?t’g), asj‘o pele] atfg) the PESISNA 14 hat fashion, or in what way ? o h extreme limits or boundary of a place. = ioa 8 RO for w 1L at purpose are you come ? 8%, XTY T to violate orders. Z0F 2SR WP F9E0asT S you know my history, enough of this. =9 Efi;’cfi:fiéi@o S. ®WI3 hanana, s. Slaughter, killing. - making a representation of these circumstan- 0. ®Q hani, s. A drop, very fine rain, 989 N’ BT zsa’afig(gr 8 @ I3F ¥ ®D a drop of rain. 2®T ®d a drop of 0%, 283 the creeper has spread out. water. ®, BIB® to fall in drops, to drop, dn8 B the news is spread abroad. B2 By N as water. ) WX Y?QJ"S*O this sore is much extended. = the C. B®3>FwWs hanukalu, s. Small or fine ?5)85 =33 the hair twisted and undecorated, rain. as worn by women during the absence of i sl their husbands. &%, #4302 to spread out. 2. C. ®3I3F> hanuky, v. n. To drop, drip, fhe to run, as a creeper. 3. to possess, 4. to drizzle. b grasp. =¥ the act of spreading, &c. =) ) C. B33P, X303, VIS0 % to cause to spread out, &c. & T imprac- TO03H hanumanu, hanumantanu, at ticable, unattainable, not to be reached. o3 CVW hanumanta-rdya, s. A monkey chief, 3T &Jofioé&a FRBTTD I3 ??—ér"fiziz&:b though SVW son of the wind, and the friend, ally, and spy I have made many attempts I cannot succeed. g of Ramachandra in his invasion of Ceylon ; C. BONR habbuge, s. A mass, cluster, since deified and worshipped by the followers multitude. of Vishnu. @BIv08 29 the square centre il c. ’658.%)8)?\37‘\) habbu-basige, s. Convol- piece of a necklace, bearing the image of vulus repens. disg Hanumanta. B I0T508TIWDY ®BF g figure tak of Hanwmanta worn on the breast of wan- ¢, 6‘6§§), %B?))b‘c’og)’ habbe, habbe-hula, [ s. A kind of insect used in medicine given dering mendicants. BRNFTos83 wESvod the (T to children. birth-day of Hanwmanta, the day of full & C s moon of the month 2533 . B8 habbe, s. A kind of cane. ¢ a1 S, B3I hanuvu, s. The jaw. =% a variety growing in water. bl c. BB\B habbeda, s. A convenient place. aw C. ®3338> hanneradu, agj. Twelve. = H. B35308% hamaraha, postpos. With, an 5, 0831 twelfth. along with. i [ C. 665@;0633 hannondu, adj. Eleven. ®o H. BR70R0eR», BI50F 0n» hamd- hi SwoB3¢ eleventh. IS4 al S 1 s. A cake as kému, hamd-koumu, comp. A1l classes, T. B. %‘&btj happala, [z all castes. thin as paper nearly, made of Bengal gram, I salt, pepper, assafetida, &c. H. ®3I9BIT0 hamd-jinasu, comp. All () kinds of articles. C. e, =N habi, habe, s. Heat, warmth. =SR] T o heat. H. ©NTeT hamird, s, A nobleman, grandee. 2. effulgence. ®e3 82w, 1) 2 a valiant man. ®D0 g lady of distinc- ?}ff“‘ to receive or take heat, to warm one’s self. . tion. 3. a smart, clever woman. T, B. 20 habba, s, A festival, feast, any H. 300552 haméshd, adv. Always, son- religious festivity., % 0 a feast on the 0, E stantly. fifteenth day of the month ¢38). =ep I —~~ o KRS O - c. @V, TF hammike, s. Network, knitting, R, BW. » to keep or celebrate a feast. bl 0 0 ) platting. aé%ti a3, d3T a feast day. fi‘z&zicédzfi @8 |3y, to serve out bountifully, as at a a5 H. B3 & hammini, s. A long narrow feast, Q9 B ¥y a splendid bf'%zfi wndd B serip, betel bag or purse, fastened to the meal and a large dish of betel, &ec. ES&S{)%" a waist. X woman fond of festivities. . o0 hammu, . a. To knit, plat, W c. BeNBOBRY) habbarada-hitvu, s intwine, or wattle. v. n. To thrive, prosper, i A sort of balm. or succeed. TN,T prospered, accomplished, G ¢ c. @ habbu, v, n. To spread or run, as successful. 1. B. [ ©=¢<] s. Conceit, insolence, fe egotism, pride. @Jéfifi, &;‘o\)éfl'éfi a con- a creeper. 2. to spread or become public, as fe 3. to spread, as a sore. 4. to ceited, vain, proud man, intelligence. { run over a country, as an army. . to be S. 6"0'5598'&‘ harmya, s, An upper story, C. peopled as a place or country, to be inhabited, gallery. 990 R - 69 a3 XETT 8. 303> fi&ya, s. A horse. ®8%:3828 mount- C. TR, Yo WOIIIM haragalu, ed on a horse. BBRTRIF a horseman, = /mrago’lu, See TCRBL, oS Kubéra, who rides on a horse. 2. the son of - A PEVOLON 2 SOF or the sun. 0. W3R haragu, v. a. To weed with a fid\)z\) Q?j a plough. prinece of the giants who, during Bramha’s 0. WIORIDTo, WBAT0ST> haragu- sleep at the end of a ®%,, stole the Vedas ; in varv, haraguvantaru, s. Partners, in the recovery of them, he was slain by Vishnu in his fish incarnation. XA g mare. T 3 farming, &c. S, ®h k3 Vishnu. B kB the c. ®BR harage, s Partnership. EIRR actual or emblematic sacrifice of a horse. J®E to go partners. BTARTY partners. C. TODI> hayanu, See 3. 0. ®TE> haratu, v. n. To prate, blabber, talk nonsense. BOE B0 S. ®3 hara, s. Shiva. 2 a destroyer. adj. =T prate, jabber. That which takes away, seizes, or carries off. BT Ty, TTHR w8, BOE™S a prater, 2. expelling, as poison. tattler, idle talker. R o 209 ®? wOEMRS g 3. counteracting, as evil spirits, &c. 353";'.), O V. N. TO be babbling or blabbing woman. disgested, as food. wv. a To expel, deliver, 0. ®BQ, BWIToT o haradi, haradi- take away, counteract. 2. to carry off, kankana, s. A bracelet composed of alter- usurp. nate gold and coral beads. C. ®TF haraka, s. A rent, slit; a rag, C. T, ®TRIB> haradu, haradi- tatter. adj. Torn, rent, tattered. =TT w¥ a rag, a torn cloth. ®BTT WOF g litter. +D Zlidu, v.a. §n To spread out, scatter ‘about, as corn, papers, &c. XV, =T the ®T¥ g man whose ears are rent. + BT act of scattering or spreading. a woman whose ears are rent, =T? m;‘o;j's an insolvent debtor. C. TJT> haradu, s. Theankle. =TZ 2, H. Z*?Sd%?{i) harakattu, S. Opposition, to sprain the ankle, to put it out of joint’ hindrance ; opposing or obstructive procedure, 8. WO harana, s. Seizing, taking away any act or measure in stoppage or prevention. forcibly. 2. removing, carrying, bearing off, TTES), I to hinder, delay. as of pain, disease, sin,* trouble, &c. 3. a H. ®3590 harakdra, s. A messenger, special gift, as a nuptial present, &c. »® =3 courier. R ®TBT g spy. ©o5R BT & g portion of food offered to the deities and thrown to the crows before eating., %3¢ F30 g courier sent post. BTOFToT TR g Soahd SynPecen like a beast that cannot re- superi or messenger. lease itself. C. ©TF> haraku, adj. Torn; old, tattered. TTF 3T g worn out dust-fan. T. B. ®T D harana, |33)e] s, Life. 236 Wder 3%, Iw@ to put forth an extreme effort c. ®3F harake,s. A vow madein trouble, ®TF S9® to vow, make a vow. to accomplish a difficult object or business. beseeching. BTZ 80D, RTF LYW, BIFR IQD to fulfil 0. B3P harani, See m0s. a vVow. BT2R S0dB, TTFR BT to break c. ®3T3 harata, adj. Keen, sharp, as a a yow, BT &3 to ask alms by blowing ®TBTeN gharply. WO IRB to knife, &e. a horn, and using no importunity with words. sharpen, set a razor, &c. @TFS the man who thus asks alms, and C. &dé’:‘éag hara-tinnu, ».n. To live who will receive nothing less than real from hand to mouth, to be extremely reduced money. in circumstances. 2. to live by charity. = 6 %0 %2‘.@%7’3 hara-kollu, v. comp. To TE0WITBIJ g beggar. 2. one who lives from tear for one’s own use. BTFTROB BRA to hand to mouth. BT ScWITI WEN DT oW tear out and carry off 2. to separate from, TS Rwed e like one beggar going dissolve a connexion or acquaintance. to another. c. b'édflg\%a?—z’éb haragani-chippu, s. C. VW harada, s. A large dealer, a i A weeding plough. wholesale or maritime merchant. 2. a lender. 991 N fof e este) 2. tapl ®ed IB,A merchandise. lending and ™ to be gritty. ®O¥E castor oil. See =3I and BTA. the borrowing. ® . BWIBI%Y, haradana-halli, s. A dis- c. %d"?u@@@ kam,l—o’le, s. An earring of one trict in Mysore so called. precious stones. 8 Q00 A. 0. 3> haralehu, v. a. To shut the C. VI karaddri, s. A measure of two and eyes from ';ny thing distressing them. thousand fathoms, or about two miles and a Dd H. 0% hardma, adj. Vidous, wicked, of e half, a coss. iniquitous, unlawful, irregular. 2. roguish, 8 GO S, BWOTORVT? haradd-varadd, ady. knavish, villanous, vile, base. Ty T ol Confused, irregular, any how, in any way. a vicious or restive horse. BT 4 man 10y s, TR, TORL hareyisu, harisu, who acts unlawfully, SosdF XT3 treason, ofd o [#Be3] v, a. To take away, Ce treachery to a master. To? TBTIFET? I { We A. 0. B2 haravadi, adj. Public, known, @ to return evil for good, to be treacherous. 5 e spread abroad. BVORY 0 S93 to act unlawfully. 2. to be vicious or restive. 8, &t A. 0. TOIBR haravadiga, s. A traitor, v. N (i one who betrays his benefactor. 0. ®O hari, v. a. To tear, rend, slit. LA T, B. BORD haravasa, |38%] adj, Sub- To run, flow, as water. 2. to be sharp or 3. to feel an A, ject to another, dependent. s. Want of self- poignant to the tongue, &c. possession, syncope, fainting. itching or burning sensation. 4. to cut, as £0, 6. to be 0. 3D haravi, s. An earthen vessel. a knife. 5. to break, besevered. PR paid, settled. #»2 RO the debt is paid. s C. ®WID) haravu, v. a. To spread out, scat- o352 WO the dispute is settled. 308 30D o ter, diffuse, as corn, &c. TTD VB, TTD HT BIDT 3 the trouble is ended. OB BT to be § 5” to spread out or about, to scatter. torn, flow, &c.; to pass by, as a village. = spread, extended. =3TLF, TJT spreading. &0 to cause to tear or ! =0 g rope to break. ¢. ®TVR2 harasi, v. a. To bless, pronounce 8 & rend. 2. to make flow. e a benediction, wish well to. =T fifl‘%j’o to C. ®O hari, s. Vishnu ) “ a horse. 3 a bless or extol orie’s self, to compliment one’s 3. lion. 4. an ape. 5. a frog. 6. the sun. i self, ®On =N PIT>B), WONRoBT BIT F G, 3 Indra. 8. Yama. 9. air. 10. the moon. Sween® from the compliments paid to him 11. a parrot. 12. a snake. 13. a scorpion. 1 he is become lifted up (said of a haughty 14. the colour green. 15. a deer. 16. one 0r) TR superior who is deaf to his suppliant.) of the known divisions of the continent. 17. 1 { ®3% to bless in a song. a gold colour, yellow. C. C. RTX> harahu, See =3I A Cs HOTO0 ]l(ll‘i]f(;)‘fl, s. A chandler, a 0, T . %'d%'&ja haralisu, v. a. To teaze, dis- vender of grain, oil,ghee, fruit, sweetmeats, &c. il tress, annoy, or trouble. CENL LI EETI =38 3 c. BT harike, [%9%]s. Avow. ®0¥ e Cll ) z,‘it% =T :\Jv:‘:DL.) some dust has got into my to devote to a goddess, &ec., as the hair of a 8 eye and troubles me. child’s head, which is therefore left to grow, I C. ZZ‘d-?]J haralu, s. The castor oil seed, till the ceremony of tonsure, with this view, Palma christi, Recinus communis. 2. apre- can be duly performed. o cious stone. 3. a grit or small stone, such A. 0. @oBeT harikésha, s. Shiva, lord of as is found in dirty grain, &c. BOP WL a K 0 Vishnu and Bramha. pellet bow. = =7 3 ®3% a diamond. Fod3 ta ®T%0 a ruby. ®TPonT a ring set with pre- A. C. DR harige, |®0#]s. A shield, =2 ® § G ®CR g stout shield cious stones. vl S wTW g grain of salt, = i\ oo Roed a tablet for a game resembling 0. TORWPee>, TORYS harigdlu, hari- £y draughts. Fo30%0 a wild sort of castor oil gulu, s A vound wicker boat, covered with § '3 seed. 2383 T a small | © :ind used in making leather. Xorwewy T2 to steer or row it. ba] medicine. FToN ®OY another sort. ROYIN BER WoAekew a small one for taking the § ¥ 99 e g reofoXo~] 0 y tappal across rivers, &ec. TORMA DG c. @O hariba, s. Work, business, affair. the boat has sunk. &0 2.08¢ X0RewY 2. war, battle. Te983 13 we are all sitting in one boat (are A. 0. @0 haribi, s. A large carthen wa- one band, have a mutual interest.) ter vessel. 8. BRI hari-chandana, s. A yellow 8. WOeNTN, BOPFWwRS haribuvva, ha- and fragrant sort of sandal wood. 2. the tree 7'i6/222’flm, s. A ceremony observed on the of paradise. fourth day of nuptial festivities, when the re- S. RO harina, s. A buck deer. 2. a white lations of the bride and bridegroom serve one colour. adj. White. 30 % = a kind of dance, another from each other’s plates. The food in which there is a resemblance to the motion so distributed, from the sport or hilarity of of deer. 0o 8% the light lunar fortnight. the occasion, is frequently scattered over the s. 3D harini, s. A golden image. persons of the company. S. TBOFD harine, s. A doe or female deer. 8. ®WOL0GT harimandhaka, s. Chick pea, Cicer arietinum. 8. ®WOS harita, adj. Green, verdant. s Green. C. BBVO3BIE3 e3> hariya-beitéru, s. A waterfall. A. 0. O3B haritandu, part.of #3%. C. WO hariyu, See =. A. 0. OTT> haritaru, v.n. To set out, 8 X008 harivanta, s. Indra. g0, come, or arrive. 8. 55@@‘»)?) haritdla, s. Yellow orpiment, C. BOTOED harivdna, s. A metal dish of arsenicum flavum. TyeeF BOE gold coloured any kind. 2. any dish. @»d) @00, ¥, o o] orpiment, auripigmentuin. 0306 a golden dish. 2% B0T0es g gilyer dish. &éfb%fQ =0 o — 2¢5 g brass dish. ey WO S. &@5_39 harittu, s. The colour green, 2 526 an earthen dish. a point or quarter of the compass. C. O harivi, s. A large earthen water 8. VO harid-ashwa, s. The sun, on a vessel. green horse. T. B. BONE, T harivittara, [=0252] T. B. OB haridala, See mcv. A throne. C. BOG® haridddu, v.n. To swim or c. %@‘5@’5{5{), TR, Vo620 move, as fish ; to creep, as serpents; to gad By Cle T.g;) harivé-palle, harivé-soppu, ha- or wander about. & ¥ swimming or moving 7'uve’-soppu, s. The vegetable, Amaran- in the water. thus tristis. FoWoS¢ pVCr ) AL Foxy BOIR ENCIYN C. BOTOD Aariddri, See BTmHO. a red sort. +3g JON, +F ®OI, ;mgo w03 Cc. OB, 6‘5‘@&?&’3& harididu, harid- other varieties. thku, v. a. To tear off and put away. S. 0% 3 hari-shara, [0 Vishw, 35 an 3 C. W haridu, perf. part. of %0. arrow, Vishnu having served him as the shaft s. OB haridra, s Turmeric, curcuwina which set the cities of 8)%3 on fire] s. Shiva. longa. ®0=2,% yellow, the colour. zfiba\a) Ty s. &46203‘3 harishchandra, s, A sover- o3n of the turmeric colour, in opposition to f eign of that name celebrated for his piety and ] Ten gapphire colour, or true blue. 2. fic- liberality, and who, in reward of those virtues, kle, capricious, unsteady in affection or at- ) tachment. foetelnr) 90 Je0 S o2y @0 was raised,together with his city and subjects, R the yellow jaundice. to 3n7. He was the twenty-eighth king of 8. OTNT Ahari-dwdra, s. The town of the solar dynasty, in the second age. Hurdwar where the Ganges descends into the 8. O3, OO harisu, hariyisu, level land of Hindustan. )« [®3e3] 0. @. To settle, cancel, deprive, remove, 8. TOVewsIed hari-nila-mani, s. The &c il sapphire, C. TBRAX> harisu, caus. of 0, To cause to It flow. 2. to cause to rend, slit, or tear. 1o s. %bfié&‘% harin-mani, s. An emerald. 993 6 ® N eslokee DO ¢ ? 8. BBV hari—/’zag/a, 8 The sun: 2 a youth of the virile age. XES3 youth. % 43 8% Indra. BB oo g youthful king. A GG €. TOBOO3 WL harihdydni, s. A dis- 0. ®B3%0R> hare-hingu, v, n. To become 2, son ease or blight which dries up the crops. exhausted, spent, evaporate d, B3 200ATOD 1t o) H. 00D, ®00% haripa, haripha, is exhausted. words A rival, enemy, powerful opponent. 2, va- 6. BTeRRD, BBeTHR 32, BB o) Ua) lour. adj. Valiant, powerful. =03 S0y o 3 haré-hottu, haréda-hottu, ha- clve a valiant or powerful man. ré-hottdre, adv. Very early in the morn- - PV €. TTYT haruku, s. A rent, slit, tatter. ing, before break of day, "ere the dawn. adj. Torn, rent, slit, tattered. TOFTL to H, B350 harkdra, [®5%7] s. A mes- G, b WV become rent. TTOT w0 g rent nose. T senger or spy. soff T+ g shit ear. T WE &3 a tattered gar- A. 0. e3>z harchu, See BOD. G, G0t ment. wOB Fo3oFy a man greatly involved in debt. S. b‘é?fia'zsvc harmya, s. A mansion or pa- i ]21 lace. i C. TTTR Y haru-kollu,v, n. Toretreat. ffig i v. . To tear or rend one’s own clothes, &ec. S. 65053?'%:% haryashwa, s. The sun. 2. (, e Indra. €. TFRW harugdlu, See =orwcws. torme A. C. BYE harvu, See ®I. s Skill. 3 €. ®B28 haruta, [®32] adj. Keen, sharp. L% 2F S gkilful. C. TB3ToBWweR> harudu-higu, [=9] v. wn Happiness, delight, very xe harsha, s extry n. To be torn away; to be worn away, as ®HFe rejoicing, making glad ; a cause joy Sease ground by the action of the feet, &c. of pleasure. 9. the fourteenth astronomical L&Y A. 0. ®Bo, ®Tew haruba, harabu, o%wrR. 3. a morbid affection of the eyes. = See TW. Tove 2F3 rejoiced, delighted. BWFR to rejoice, -3 8 & A. 0. 022 harubi, See ®od. be glad, delighted. ZRF=5e rejoicing spF S0%pF squabbling, bickering, jarring WeaJ A. ©. ToY harvuvu, s. Contrivance, me- i thod, address. 2. business, affair. 3. sense, 8. ®™® hala, s A plough. skill. w0 F9B to contrive. BT BWTE, €, c. ®© hala, s. A weight equal to two ¥» o) ¥¥Y, a method to be discovered. TTI S T o 3 or eight 3T, or an Indian ounce, whereof M3, BRDTT a contrivin t=3] scheming, inge- thirteen make a pound, used in purchasing 2l nious man. bell metal, copper, &ec. § Qe T. B. ®05% harusha, |=37] s. Joy, de- A. C. BB, B¢0T> halaku, halanku, %] light, gladness. BTomRY), BTTRL) SRFRLTIE v, a. To climb, as a tree. L3 to roll in an ocean of délight, a sea of joy. ® 7. B. BYR halage, [5v¥] 5. A plank or Pla Syme®) tears of joy. TO=RRES a joyous fes- board. 2. a shield. of tivity. Poe) A. C. BOR halage, s. A kind of drum or A. C. B3 hare, s. The centre branch of a tabor. 0 { tree. 2. a pubescent age, the prime of life. c. Do, I halabaru, hala- o c. fi'@fiag}’o kare-kdlu, s. Gleanings, re- [ VATU, pro. Some PErsons; many persons. fuse corn. by c. oo halabu, See Beow. C. TDVAQBOON hare-gadiyu, v.a. Tocut of A. C. BOROR halavanga, adj. Diverse, clean off. 2. to take down quite to the ground, Wl various, multiform. 2. much, great, many, as a wall, &c. very. muRons Jwd diversity of speech, or & c. B0, V0D, ®IeB hareya, many words. XoFons we divers colours. oy fi(l?’(’yadd, haréda, adj. Pubescent, of BOFoRS 7, ) a diversity or quantity of clothes, 1 the flower of one’s age, youthful. =TI =@ BUFoRBY in many ways. A g youth in the prime or flower of life. =3¢ A. C. OO halaviliyu, v.a. To i B, BB el a pubescent damsel, TSES cast their young, miscarry, as cattle. DUN . 994 = DO =9 BUD halumbu, halumbisu, ». » To have 9% the act of miscarrying, abortion @3 2293 an abortive child the mind intently fixed on an object, to be extremely anxious about any thing. %0 c. ®Y halavu, pro. Much any 2. some solicitude, anxious thought TN0WST T, BUY BUY DITT F0kS after some days DTS one very anxious about an absent Sob, ey IS very verbose, many N words. XUy B3wiES much or close thinking. friend, &c FTLOWIST g, wrang gler, disputer. RUPY TeeFP a cow which has had many o) ’é?f% to distress one’s self; to reflect on calves RUY BN many women U one’s self ; to grieve; to be anxious; to mur- mur. Bd? golicitude. 2. murmuring or TR wIoREWwES with many friends. BUY) grumbling to one’s self. ®oB multifarious, diverse c. ®AR halashiga, s A jeerer, mocker, c. B>, Bwon halube, haluve, s, A rake or harrow used in husbandry, to level a scoffer. 2. a drummer. field of corn in the blade, after weedin = C. VU, BAID D halasu, halasi- ¥ 2B to harrow na-hannu, s. The jack fruit, Artocarpus c. TOeR halésu, s addle boards, integrifolia C. TR 032 hal-kadiyu, v. n. To gnash c. BoxY halahala, s Interfering, in- or grind the teeth termeddling H. 893> haldku, s. One in reduced and i bé@)a%, =& halkd, halki, adj. In- ferior, low, mean, base 2. easy. 3. cheap. very poor circumstances. BORR, TSV the 4., soft ¢ S2® to depreciate. 2. to hum- extreme of poverty. 2. exhaustion from di- ble, degrade, debase, make despicable AN sease, &c 3. disorder SR g a mean dcsplcable man. T, g Ty H. U0 ka[a_/zsu, v. n. To shake, 3% a low, vulgar a base disposition B, T2 move, quake, vibrate woman. SN =& 33 meanness, baseness. S. 66@3053;:5 hal ajltdfta, s. Balardma's S22 g low word weapon, a plough s. o halya, adj. Ploughed, tilled 8. ®9 T hallaka, s H. RU9DH 0 haldl-khora, s. A sweep- A red water lily or er, scavenger, one of the lowest caste. lotus 8. YRy haldhala, s. A sort of poison 7. B, RO TOW v hallakalldla, s Dis- 2. the saliva of a horse 3. See T BV, order, tumult, confusion. G. U 0303, ?.za’e/ NOO3 halla-kisi- 8. ®O hali, s. The periphery of a wheel 2. Balardma, the elder brother of Krishna. YU, ]ialla-Jli 7‘/"1, o.n. To grin, gnash the teeth. T. B. ®ON halige, [3v2]s. A board ¢. A drum or tabor 59 T plank. 2. a shield A. , O 0 hallapa, s. A saddle &n o a cot with a wooden bottom. T ORR T, TP to saddle. [ I¥e] FmT g sad- %3 g plank door. BORR BE R the wooden part dle horse 2. a pack horse I or frame work of a cot Syna ®OA the cap A. C. T B hallanisu, v, . To shake, or upper shell of the weaver’s lay or batten. quake, move lay or ®OR ¥+ the swords of the weaver A. C. ®Y X0 hallalisu, v, a. To prepare, batten. BORR oo the block or under shell make ready of the weaver’s batten BEARR 73T arope by H. YD /ta]la, s. Scaling a fort, ®U2 DT which the weaver’s batten is suspended. €& to scale a fort. DY WHENIT pressing up the lay of a loom c. BO halli, s A small house lizard, re- BOARY TRdDR, BORRY LB to join boards garded as ominous. =k B a lizard’s egg. together xdR BRrOW to put to the torture =9 333 the mYe +9¥ g lizard’s nest. H % Q:flo&)afidoi&b% halima-khdne- omen occasioned by a lizard. 1 ©@ a black duppati, s. A plain, fine cloth lizard 2o ®9 a white lizard, =§ S0BoEw o > halubdu, 83 the lizard cries. ®Q: =0 (as a lizard) C. Y2, TG0, T i 995 S 6333?39\)‘ *ob’go 2 i thin, emaciated. ¥% JoDVg B it R C. ®IeD havanu, s, Strength, ability, ca- oy Wi this man is very thin. pability, means. 2. cause, reason, design, C. 55@%: hallu, s. A tooth. Swod3 R the intention, purpose. 3. fitness, suitableness, 0% W front teeth, o3de T the jaw-teeth. e propriety. adj. Suitable, fit, proper. 2. ex- 15,16 575 =g the tooth of a comb, 2. rough teeth actly fitting, as a garment, &c.; being of due ad 0 j with indented edges. F»53t B a tusk, pro- proportions, having proper consistency. %) 133 Wy { v 0 jecting canine tooth ; extraneous teeth of a Swes mwaweN suitably, properly. ORT B3y ficy s s small kind growing outside of the regular row, not in Bramha’s power. BICEW to know Mnans1 = P near the eye teeth. Tw¥s g a decayed what fits or suits. D ERY ATY to fit, as a gar- 5: 3 O — B { tooth. BonTg irregular teeth. 8083 N [[SADIeKA] ment. 2. to be of proper temperament, &3 homb T, YO B projecting teeth. TN aman @ In2 to make of due proportions or pro- 01765 with prominent teeth. TR IR an inde- per quality. 2D TImeIRNS the water is 5, @30 corous speech, u‘ggo% TT,T» T2 LTI @i exactly of the right degree of temperature anfe Te T T with his prominent teeth, it (for bathing, &c). par-Yelol VT T 8303Y fohe ¢ cannot be perceived whether he laughs or Ip WOIBA TZHAS the soup is right, having A0 cries. TRV @Y, JRYD T, 0¥ TY milk due proportions of acid, salt and chillées. s fothe teeth. TP ToWEW, TY 83y to gnash or T, ®Fesk 33N 8¢St T do not know your in- o, grind the teeth. ESYCH 'Ef%;\), 55@3{ Sg))o sharp tention. VI 25303 QBT TSIV what e, teeth. B 30D the edge of the teeth. =g can be the reason of his not coming ? bearer P, ol B to have lock-jaw. Tgo 2w 8. W3S havana, s. Sacrifice, offering, cast- §, Tm o 2w to make new teeth to a saw or comb. ing rice, clarified butter, &c. into the fire, as B Totdato cut teeth, TT, TYE, to clean an offering to the deities. @D g hole in the nsie or rub the teeth. xT a tooth to fall out. ground for receiving a sacrificial fire. Sire g T3 the pain occasioned by a bite. T G, @, T.B. ®3¢ havala, 125 s. Coral. TN to set teeth on edge. ®Y ™8 the ewly \ TIGT FYred a coral bracelet for the wrist. = § [ tartar of the teeth, or a bad scale or crust apt YT WY %3 1% a coral creeper. EIY3 TT g coral to grow upon them. X &9 YD the lacker or necklace. a1 BIT2TS a wave-offering lamp or- lustre of the teeth. LYY ¥ an insect that ¢, & namented with coral. BIFTORTT g coral infests the teeth. T 2B a tooth-pick. = zone worn by children. =I¥Z0 RoZ< g kind g8, & BEEY foulness of the teeth. XY i), X of brimstone. £ 3= the toothache. B FODY a gum H. 520093 havdladdra, s A non- Irody boil. Wy FTOF g man with broken teeth. b commissioned officer in the Company’s army \ &S, T to grind the teeth. Y 2 tooth corresponding with serjeant. 2. a particular ofsy powder. XQIID, YT Tod an opening be- officer of a district under a Subadar. 3. H4n L) tween the teeth. ®go Jw2 the under lip. =g -~ . officer attached to forts, who appoints guards, C, Tk, T BB B to bite the lip with anger. patrols, &ec. 0 S. T /MZZZ‘M, s. A consonant. ©Yjoh the C. % permutation of consonants. o, B398, B0 S, a-saoi Lavdle, ha- vilate, havdlte, s Charge, trust, care ; C. 30_58005@&5 halle-dta, s, A boy’s game so called. commission, conferred trust, to execute, tran- 10§ T sact, conduct, &c., responsible custody. bl T. B. 5@’@)@%@{%@ halldla-kallola, SR FRB), BIW INE to consign to the kg s+ Disorder, confusion, tumult, tossing, as the charge of another, to commission. sea, waves, &c. mHeed C, Fa® to give bail, find security. ==:&8,m3 a 8. 33 hava, s. A call, calling. 2. a sacri- surety. A ) fice, an oblation. hH[] 8. T, TR havissu, havishya, H. &3 hava, s. Air, wind. Wy il s. An article in general fit to be offered in ith C. TBRRTH havanisu, v. n. To be oppor- sacrifice, 2 any thing suaitable to be eaten tune, fit or suitable. v. a. Toprepare, make on holy days and on sacred occasions, as ready, provide. ! wheat, cow’s milk, &c. C, g 996 ehjiap) AN H. BYTY, BB havudd, havude, g, seat on the floor of a native house, for auspi- A howdah. cious occasions. C. BYB> havudu, [e=s] particle, Yes, C. B hasa, s. A cow. =3 =3 a cow and it is, it exists, it affirms quality and essence, calf. and is opposed to ¥ not. s, ™03 hasanti, s, A chafing dish, por- H. 65£Q@ fial*L"li, s. A large house or edi- table furnace. 2. a woollen cloth, white cam- fice, as a palace, mansion, villa, or gentle- bly. 3. a laugh,smile. 4. asmiling woman. man’s residence. A. C. fi"(\JJ\J&g hasagatti, adj. Charming, H. ©030920080 havéli-bdna, s. A kind of nice, agreeable. bomb shell, which is not destructive, but T.B. VIR, BIR hasada, hasdda, serves to put an enemy’s camp into confusion. [#,#3%] s. Favour, propitiousness. 2. wel- S. 655_, y fiavya, s. An offering to the gods ; fare. 3. any thing given by a deity, teacher, clarified butter, &e. taken, or viewed as fit saint, &ec. as a blessing or mark of favour. 4. to be cast into the fire in sacrifice. 655(5 ?‘?‘i{} the rice, &c. put upon anidol when consulted. a comprehensive or general term for offerin = 2s s. ®RS hasana, s. A smile, langhing. adj. to the deities and manes of deceased ances- tors. Charming, agreeable, pleasant. BT an ®Iy 32F an oblation dressed for the deities. agreeable or smiling countenance. Ry e®, TFFTRS Agni, fire, the bearer of all oblations. . ®RI, ®X hasanu, hasa, adj. 8. 6'65?(8?3 fiavy(isa, s. Urgent, important Tilled, cultivated, in good order, rich, fine. business. B3I BB, BIT 0B to till, dress, culti- 2. desire in its widest sense, de- sire whether to have or to do. vate; to clear land and keep it in order. C. ©%, A hashi, hasi, adj. Green, fresh, T. B. ©X0 hasara, [3,35] s. Spreading = newly gathered. B3R %’%@ 3,18 green wood. 3 extending. adj. Extensive, wide, great. =T Bie Ord 8¢ S g newly decapitated head. 8 @03 great grief. ®IED to extend, spread. a fresh areca nut. ®3R Bcd green ginger, ) o &R0, ®BRIS0D, BRSE M c. BT, BIR, ®HNT hashike, hashi- hasardni, hasaruvdni, hasarvdni, s, ge, hasike, s. Share, portion, part. 2. A tax levied on betel leaf, plantain leaf and dividing, sharing. =%R %2 to divide, as the other green grocery. produce between the cultivator and landlord. A. C. RDTF hasarike, s. Abrazier’s shop. o8 IS a clerk, who keeps the account of such divisions. C. BXT> hasary, See =z ®br¢ Y, a public list or account of such divisions. C. =2 hast, v.n To hunger, be hungry. 2. to liquefy or turn into a state of fluid. adj. c. B0 hashida, adj. Hungry. =3 = Wet, damp. 2. fullof sap. 3. fresh, green. 9 a hangry tiger. 4. very, much. ma35n freshly, greenly. 2. C. BB, WH, ®IIVoeT, BAY, BA 2. to [ hungrily. BUEHAT to be hungry. 3, ®ABeedew hashipi, hashibi, 7] be fresh or green. ®A Boo® green ginger. hashibi-sanchi, hasivi, hasive, ha- =2 35 g fresh or green leaf. TN VOB very sibé-chila, S A wallet, serip, pouch or 7] obscene. =% 0 very black. knapsack. i c. ’wt?v‘%@é%, 66?&%’@5% hasi-kallv, hasi- C. 99, ®oy) hashivi, hashivu, s ook Fisleniri ot} to become g allu, s. A slab on which condiments are Appetite, hunger. 2. a small mill. ground. hungry. 9 0ed= the appetite to become dull. BIDEDITYy T908 B to satisfy hunger. o AT hasike, s. Division or sharing, as Bu2cnny to be divi- ®HD 32087970 the appetite to become satisfied. corn, &c. 2. success. I 2. to succeed. mHD T3F0TTZI one who is greedy or never ded. N satisfied, a glutton. c. BUARED, NS> hasi-gattdgiry, ov. n. as c. ®% hashe, s, An ornamented raised To be sodden, soaked. 997 TAan %7, decorated with flowers, &e. BB Jord a $ion | £ %(0\37\-)({3385 fiasiga_tg,‘u, f&f'fi} ». a. To or- nament a floor. small elevated platform on which the bride e G. DA, hasittu, s. Raw flour. 2 a and bridegroom are seated at the celebration 1.3, & sweetmeat ball, made of flour, cocoanut, of a marriage. ®3 =@ to sing on such an Placin sugar, spices, &c. occasion. ®IX FTXEW to invite female friends, St i 0 11 &c. at this time, to the marriage seaf. of eou 8. BAB hasita, s. A laugh or smile. 0 3 C. fi?\i@ggi hasi-béle, s. A mess of split S. 66:')(\_)0 hasta, s. The hand. 2. a cubit fold green gram, pounded and scaked in water, measured by the hand and arm, or from the cha and mixed with salt, pepper, assafwtida, &ec. elbow to the tip of the middle finger. 3. an 916y 8, 3 C. tNod, T hasivi, hast, See =2, elephant’s trunk. 4. the thirteenth lunar the asterism, designated by a hand. 5. a flat C. BT hasu, adj. Young, fresh, tender. piece of wood inserted between the top of a What TR TWIY, TR WA a tender infant, very post and the mass which it supports. 6. a §, &) young child. term at chess, implying that a piece once B, @ C. TR, TR0 hasu, hasumba, s. A touched by the hand must be played. ®%, v Over COwW. the palm of the hand. BT, FoBLy, BT, FITY C. TROB, WX0FoT03 hasuku, hasuku- S, ® Wy skilfulness or cleverness of the hand, manual at ) ndta, s, A stink, disagreeable smell, as of ability ; dexterity, expertness. =z, Hod a oy raw meat, &c. manual performance. ®3 18 gone into or fhely Cc. ™A lmsuge, s. Dividing or sharing, reached the hands; fallen into the possession, 8 ®R as corn, &c. 2. share, portion. power, charge, or care of. 7, ™ luck, ©; B hasube, s. A wallet, scrip, knap- quality of affecting, in a good or evil manner, ui sack. 2. a bag of coarse cloth to carry on a the things touched, works done, or persons, hig horse, &ec. business, &c. with whom or which connexion g is held, as supposed to inhere in every human iy C. WXT> hasuru, s. The colour green, 2 agent; the power or principle to which is ap yellow. 3. turmeric. 4. pasturage, grass. referred, as the source or spring, the prosper- 5. an emerald. 6. green or standing corn. 8, &: ousness or wretchedness, the unsuccessfulness 8 2. n. To become green. bf:’sdo%.j, B0, B TTTA which attends and characterizes him through =TO green, fresh, tender, young. hang his course of life. ®3 wexYs lightness and greenly, freshly. BT TYy green herbs. Ay D W smartness of hand, manual quickness and &0 a green colour. DD u%zfi Aed il skilfulness. ®E, w3 faultiness, proneness a green parrot.. T™D TDF a green bodice. s - A ~ Q0 27 EA TR gy fresh grass. BT T a green to error of the hand, lapsus manus. @ tof = snake. BT WY g green, wild pigeon. determining, or the ability to determine, by A or through touch with the hand; as that of =0T FF, g green thread worn round the neck for blind men, &c. w3 o33 lightness and or wrist of a wrestler, as a challenge, smartness of hand. 2. legerdemain, sleight A, C. ®RIT2%0B> hasuru-kindu, . a. To of hand. 3. giving the hand, leading by the ) squeeze or express the juice of certain herbs hand. =% 30« warding off a blow. s upon persons, as a mode of decoying or allur- 790 an image of Parvati, seated upon an AC 5 ing them. elephant, and worshipped while the sun is in I T. B, ®R2Y hasuvu, [33.] s, A cow. B N & F900g a herdsman, cowkeeper. FOBWJ) a =7, %) or the thirteenth lunar asterism. B3, M0 B wild cow. YW F Y g tame COW. =) 2 an observance on the day when Al the sun enters the %=, constellation ; giving A, A. C. b'c:?'\JJ—‘? hasule, s. A tender infant, to brahmans a golden elephant, with a Yoo very young child. golden &, 578 and Rek3 seated upon it. Ao c. B®X hase, s, Any ornamented and slightly 2. the worship, on or after that day, of the raised seat for auspicious occasions, painted image of Parvati, seated upon an elephant. [ or chalked on the floor of a native house and W2 7S writing or a letter of one’s hand, 4, Sy 998 AT %7, % sign manual, hand writing, signature, &ec. c. YT halasu, v. n. Tobe bare, uncovera &3, wa&n g bracelet with eight faces. ed. 2. to be old, much worn, impaired. 3. T. B. 65"_(:);@:/7\’ hasta-liga, [23o387] ¢, to be musty, as corn, or turned, as meat. =¥ % FwgBod hare-faced, not masked. 2. an Placing one’s hand underneath the hand ofa unwashed face. FhTom it is used, old, de- superior, when receiving his visit, as a mode of courteous attention. BT O IR, BI cayed. o e to do so. BT, 183 0-% 528 the four- C. &ig?\% halase, s. The tartar of the teeth. fold Indian army, of elephants, cavalry, war- A. C. BYRY hala-hala, s. Detraction, chariots, and infantry. defamation, crying cut against. S. ®TD 08T kasta’ntara, s. A treasury, 1. R3¢, Do halahala, haldhali, the total amount of money in a treasury, or s. Inquietude, pain, restlessness, great pertyr- what money is in hand. bation or uneasiness. 333‘1)(53@3 BFOTL BTPAD B 52 el 8 &f«_)o hasti, s. Anelephant. T, Boivory. the mind is anxious. Pl Sal BYITWY BN 8. &?fig{f)&) hastinakha, s. A place raised there is uneasiness in the stomach. over the gate of a city or fort. s. 3 ——— C. 6'0’@?53’5 hali-mare, s. A decayed or rot- -0 e o] fiastim/’pm’a, s. The anci- ten tree. ent Delhi. The remains of the city still exist, A, G 55‘%?3\5) halivi, ». a.To defame, calum- about 57 miles N. E. of the modern city, on niate. s. Calumny, defamation. BYY ca- the bauks of the old channel of the Ganges. lumniating. 8. 25?{:)09 hastini, s. A female elephant, 2. A. C. Bs, B halu, haluvy, s. A an individual of one of the four classes into BLITLTY forest, jungle, desert, wilderness. which woman-kind is distinguished. This A residence in a forest. class is described as of low stature, corpulent habits, curly hair, dark complexion, libidinous c. BY>T> haluku, adj. Glittering, glim- appetites, and furious passions. mering, as of a metallic fracture, &e. 2. worn, decayed. s. ”@5&55 hastipaka, s. An elephant driver. C. BYs BH0D, YD, %YeR> hale, 8. fifigedfi hastédaka, [water of the hand] s. Water given by or into the hand. haleya, haladu, halédu, adj. 014, an- Applied particularly to the water which is cient, antique. m Bod, BYR WE; a tatter, %gg owd an old village. always poured upon the hand prior to meals. an old garment. B 2 g former road. TEK 3D water not S. 65'_'_(\')’08 hastya, adj. Belonging or relating fresh, stale water. B¥e 20 an old ghost, a to the hand, manual. frightful sight. B SR a slave, a dis- A. C. 55’3; hala, s. A water-course. 2. a B BED old, forest. graceful epithet for a son. adj. Old. ancient. ®BFeTer to become old or stale. 3 ATC %?253 halachu, ». a. To chop, cut ;' £33 oldness, ancientness. E slay, murder ; make piece-meal of, A. C. fifif%?fi halkale, adj. Glittering, glim- A, €. 65@'5) fia_ladi, adj. Yellow. mering, as a metallic fracture, &c. g C. fiff& halaba, s. Oneof the ancients ; an ¢, % the glimmer of indigo. old servant ; an old inhabitant. TEWT FB I Ze0S Ty Tt fo violate the tradition of the c. B, , BY T, B3, halle, ancients. halla-kolla, fiafld-fiafla, s. The bed of a river. 2. a rivulet, nullah, water-course, "N C. fi(j?fi?"r{fo halavalisu, v. n. Tomourn, regret, be sorrowful. stream. 3. a pit or deep hole. 4. depth. = ¢ #»% in holes and ruts. A '05?)5)79\ fia_lcmge, s. A flag, standard, ¥ 2 banner., G 651? halli, s. A small village, hamlet. i A. C. TY XD halavisu, v. n. To grieve, R, g country village, a village in a wood. & sorrow, lament, wYTRBIID peasantry. J 999 TN P C. >o7R hdnge, (7] adv. So; as; like; to keep in attendance, & =TT ZexTwg BT Jooki in that way or manner. TRCTRR ‘Vhy S0P =By 8909 I know not whether those peo- side, . 0025, 500X hdnchi, hdmse, s. A ple are present or absent. kind of plant on water, houses and damp S. 08T hdtaka, s. Gold =¥=rd Ma- \fere ; haméru. places. A0 C. B> hdku, v. a. Toth ;‘ow, cast, fling; 0. To&> hdiu, s. The seminal fluid. to discharge a missile weapon or fire-arm. 2 0. o0 hddu, v.n. Tosing., B S0, C. @Y to place, put. 3. to put on the person, to @) T fo compose a song. BT g singer. dress. 4. topour. FOTOTR at’oga TIFY to give e ¥RIBIF a songstress, T23F03 L0 to teach the horse grass. BNoBIT 8T kY BB to 00 to read as they sing. @%ofi’mh TR, T 2, put the turban on the head. #g%a B0 to B to sing aloud. FyS NN B, TED A g-.'lrnj cast or throw a stone. 3¢8) B to cast & to sing softly or lowly, REFREDID ~n lots. oo T30 e 8 the bitch has whelped. ol singing and playing. 5?22 PRITOW g S0Ng &% WA to shut. (1088 Added to the gerund or or hymn. b suspensive tense of other verbs, it expresses the C. HOYBBAYS hdde-hagalu, s. Clear day, completion of the action, and signifies, off; 5 T noon-day. away, out, &c., as, THNWD T to cut off: ment C. o0 RBTYRY hdndhani-jhagala, BAY) % to push away. BBy B to take it s. A severe contest. out. 3, @ to pluck out, root up. e c. o803 hddara, s. Adultery, fornication, '0. T[TOA fia’ga, s. A quarter of a gold fanam, fom TR IR, BBOJB to com- or one single silver fanam. IR TR, TN debauchery. 1l B B a single silver fanam in copper coin, mit fornication or adultery. tspYate] riéd)j, [SSF TS i =oBOR, BIBTT or 3% dubs. TRE Fwed SV AT Vo, 8o 8 o3 to accuse of adultery. loss the monkey which cost I of a fanam has 3 a fornicator, adulterer. %3 #F a secret s HOD 5 e adulterer. B3NS, 33390 an adulteress, eaten 2 of a fanam’s worth of sugar (cost VR whore, a loose female. %°TT8 @k a public more than it is worth.) ) and noted harlot. 5525383 whoredom, adul- C. TORY, TOAUTI0D hdgala, hdiga- tery. ¢ & Za—/ca’i, s. The momordica charantia. =0 a1 T. B. 5000 hddart, |#35t] s. The trumpet © w%, this creeper. Snv Fadd W this ve- flower. 8 5 getable baked in live embers. [0B TINY F A, W TRV FoW, tb:\a)fr« TonY FoAW ya- C. TR hddddu, v. n. To butt with 8 i rieties of the same species. horns, as rams, oxen, &c. memet mutual 1 butting. (VRv c. TR ]ufge, adv. remote, So ; thus; like ; after that way or manner. a7ty howso- c. OO, mv&a){-‘é;, moDed hddi, ho ever, at any rate, by all means. Z733 if it ]dei-b(l?_f@, ]ld/dl-bl’dl, s. A road, path, Cn be so, however. Tenw BRO, R BRO et 1t way. Hod ng tojourney_ '.'5[?3? oD, BY oD for be so, so be it. &30 3@ do so, to make a footpath. ABB ®ed g path obstructed i as or like. mort BeknO g0 let it, (or them) by bushes. Tf\.@% Hod, 2398 wed the great a3 g0 B>R%g R B8RO ]s it so P well, so let it be. road, highway, @eaR3d =¥ww to cross the [ H. 55980, moxT> hdjari, kdjaru, s. road. wedR SBBW to go along the road. @ &1 Presence, opposed to absence. 2. mustering, d 2wt to shew the way. I =38 Ty, to stop the road, shut up a passage, cut off or stop muster, taking notice respecting the presence o (R TIRTINRY up a road. %o F& [ee¥o) of. =D ®¥DwI personal bail. 3 B30T g highway- 4 F¥RTAD to be in attend- man. to become present. 0 8 TRk {0 go astray, miss the 83 ance. eSS g person in attendance, way. edR FHRT {0 accompany one a little eIT Tedg BegR SAE I one present. mewd K30 HwD present and way on his departure. HowdR T 8 a muster roll. =50 f @ o] ITR absent. 3 do not meddle with him. »23e¥RanR2R here TBADE P (=1 0 e eollection of revenue in hand. =T Jw@d and there by the way. \ n¢ a quarrel HBeROBY [STA) C to make ready, cause to be present. in which one has no personal concern. 1000 Y o9 v 339 &0 By, =8¢ Tt 2wt {p be expecting, 8. oTT hdraka, s, A thief, cheat, rogue, looking out for. TR WY })y the I'Ofid gambler. si(le; Ted AT WOLwoT PRYS Tl as we C. TOTVWRO3» hdra-badiyu, v. a. To HDFTTO were journeying, we saw a pond. toss or throw up, as a bull 2. to deny, re- WE a daily allowance given to persons who ject, as any thing said. sT=314 LIeT , Wewde s PRl accompany us in a jourr Y. C. TODD /zcc’mm, Si A brahman. o0 BT, 0T g wayfaring man, traveller. o = ®8 the brahman cas to vl &3TEN8 a brahman C. T30 hddu, past. part. of T2EN, Having WOoman. gored, crossed, &c. BICRR < to ford, cross, C. VS0 hdravdna, s. A dove, pi- v. #. To be [] go over or through, to pass by geon. &, a large thorn tree, bearing a red N gored. 33T Frad g wound made 1 ; y goring. flower, and a pod like a small bean. tosplear ] BT J08eT T B2 to go through the town. =D &0 Lww its leaves, used medicinally. szcdaf% TOTY C] L 0 TR to RTY, SDEITYy S. @00 hdri, adj. Agreeable, charming, Cross a river. THITY WD to come across or pleasant. 2. that takes away or from, that by B TITWD the ox gored. removes or bears off generally. 8. TB/OQ /ea'ni, s. Privation, loss. 2. detri- C. Ho0F hdrike, s. A leap, jump, the act ment, injury, harm, in a wider sense ; as, de- of leaping. 2. the flight of a bird. 3. the privation or diminution of good; destruction, grain, panicum semiverticillatum. extinction, cessation of being:. o7 or of present form, state, good quality, &c., damage, hurt, C. TV hdru, o. n. To leap, jump, spring, skip. 2. to fly. 3. to spring up, as from mischief, impairedness, &c. @32 WE to be the jet of a fountain. 4. to spring out, as ruined, injured, impaired. %2 ZwT to suffer blood from the incision of a lancet. 5. to loss. 03B, Fdar G2IRW adversity, pros- abrade. 8, 20O & o to cause to leap, fly, &c. =%, perity, fame, and profit. 55 508 the bird has flown. SicAed w0 0B 0. o3 hdne, s. A grain measure of eighty o the blood sprung out. ?53‘\ 20¢e3 ~ T 0B =y A rupees v eight. 2. a contraction of a7 3. the water beat on me. 0 22 to let fly. %o 23 & SESERT] C. TIOHLARSD hdyagada, s, A place where 5J O 2, 8T 30080 the horse kicked him a river may be forded. and made him flee. %20 %D Wy =N T to fall §. o033 hdyanda, s. A year. upon in a passion. 53*’3: fi;dmd%;&oafi JNoF 8. o0 hdi, s. Pe ali, a quiet, happiness. F0 338 the pad leaped up before the ox ¢. A sail. (prov. used of aservant who assumes the au= adj. Happy. thority of his master). 53082, g kicking ox. C. 03 ;&a’]/ll, v. a. To gore with the Lorns. 2. to butt, as rams do. 3. to ford, C. ToTOTO0N0F hdrugdiyava, s. cross over, pass by 4. to strike the head or One who in offering cocoanuts to an idel ) throws them in the air to be serambled for. forehead, as against the lintel in passing through a door-way. 5. to dash or lean against, 0. ToTIRDO kcf)’l(gd!i, s. A gad, gossip. d as a pillar. v. w. To flow, as water. [ rlend) —o? B I TN the gossip forgot her = WA, B O“J‘ZS @ the act of goring, home. t=] fording, ¢ &c 2o having gored, &c. z—’ozjrfi?’m‘)‘ oop) c. &?dofifi%} hdru-guppe, s. A game of o leaning on the pillars. boys, jumping over heaps of sand, &e. G, EDOO@SZ-% iuiyymze, interj. Of surprise, C. T OR, wowe hdruva, hdrva, A ) Ah!ah! brahman. 2. pres. part. of 3, That which 8. 90 hdra, s. A necklace, chaplet, gar- flies, &e. 200D B, g flying bird, DS o land. TR ] Vs a pearl necklace. &) COe ot g rearing horse, a diamond ne CiKid 16 ACC. 59 TS o) CYA) TRDT &30 g garland DASC) hdruvdna, See m8we. e > =) of flowers. p:Cu %38 g gold necklace. %8 hdre, s. A hand spike, an iron 9 C. &oTF hdraka, s. The grain, panicuin Crow. & a rammer used by firework makers. semiverticillatum. 560 ST Q3 o raise with a crow-bar, =3 1 1001 6 F T TIOI reop) Zfié DPalan o8 Rool €@ to dig a hole with an iron . 0T S hdla-havdlu, s. The par- Arcot CIrow. 55180\7\)@&(3&)0, fiaé@j\lg #Jé’j& to beat to ticulars of one’s general circomstances. [ powder with a erowbar. c. BremrnY) hdla-hasuvu, s. A milch COW. the C. 55’01%'&)) hdreisu, v. n. To desire, wish, be anxious about, intent upon. TN FeFo R S. 3R hdldhala, s. Poison produced to fix one’s mind on any thing, to raise one’s (ifion from the ocean upon the churning of it by expectations. ST N FWOB) OB, aac"’gis W00 stane the gods and titans. 2. poison in general. T came in hope, or with raised expectations. [t H. 90 hdli, ade. Now, at present. S, T Ty S8 YD FeoBd WoB | came wishing The lobe of the ear. nea for you only. 23y, 2wTZo %3¢y 3r I have BT been longing for your coming. s. 90T hdlika, [®v] s. A plough-man, 1008 . 66':)'5»@35‘5? hdrd-halli, s. A village caltivator. §05 8o called. . o000 hdlivina, s. A pigeon, dove. if s 2. a tree bearing a red and white flower. C. TOO339E Dy, 559 13?:%3 hdryddu, v, n. Py wv To jump, skip about, move about. C. @ hdlu, s. Milk. 2.themilky juice fig A. C. T = 3we0) hdrr-mane-hdrri, of plants. T2 &30 the milk of the cocoa- 0y 3 (] 5. A dog which gads about. nut = 2 5590 the juice of the milk-hedge. 1y 8. @»© kdla, s. Vinous or spirituous liquor. 8T 220 the milky juice of the banyan. =w 1 H. o0, woed hdla, hdlu, adv. Now, oS¢ o breast milk. ®e2®), milk to bubble vl at the present time. o) TWD, TV T:IEW up in boiling. V3% to put a calf, &e. to [5) suck. e Ry, mswd B33 the plump cheek G U now present. & present miserable plight or of a sucking child. w7 a drink given d It condition. v T3wd x%gi, B30 TWD B, g morning and evening to a child, consisting Wi} Tist of persons now present. 220 TowOR I of the nurse’s milk mixed with castor oil or @ to take a muster, to see how many people VR butter. Houwts the ceremony of a bride and are now present. mow e Ot W3 the people 4 bridegroom drinking milk together when now present. 5 €2 first betrothed. ] a ceremony on the birth €. ZIUTIARE hdla-kdgada, s. Milk- i of a child., T FTEHLT FeR, B2V Aol g small white paper, paper of superior quality. al milking vessel. o fi%;j, @20 Aea cheese. G. VG hdl-akki, See WU TE e TUTy , B2SwRT milk and rice boiled toge- [5p) 260 to live on milk. T BRI af €. TN hdla-gida, s. A species of mi- ther. & musops. the stream of milk from a cow’s udder. o) ® 1 €. TR hdlade, s. A small vessel for 0t a ceremony in which a suspended vessel feeding children. of milk is swung round and broken with a al stick T F -~y PRE] to boil milk, T to 15 C. Eae)@%fi\’dt\a‘d hdla-tydgada-ma- milk, as a cow, &ec. &V D to suck in k 7@, s. A particular species of the teak tree. milk. PO BOE {o turn or curdle milk. 03 0. TowRS hdlamaddi, s. Amber. e SwrD milk curds. & S, 0T T3 of G wu@)fiog‘% im’la—mazzi, s. A common the cream of milk. @ ¥¥¢, pure or milk- white bead. white silver, =3 S, 5203 €3 a tender ear fl C. moORwed hdla-sére, s. A white which has not yet the full corn in it. T gourd. 2. a milk vessel. Cc( ®g the milk teeth. R €. TV hdla-hannu, s. A species . TOWF00YT0D hdlu-kumbala- H of mimusops. cucurbita kdi, s. The white pumpkin, 1 C. BOBY hdala-hakki, s. A very white bird. lagenaria. 2. a small bird of i1l omen. TV BL R 3303 the omen connected with this bird. B fy c. ‘o‘a:@a?a’&@p%féa hdlu-mdpikya, s, Flacourtra sapida, b © TR Fr@W this bird to utter its ominous notes. C. BB WRT hdlu-hole, s The river 1002 ) A Palar, which runs through the province of immediately fatal T8 FoBVT &T\@ a kind Arcot of jumpin snake. ’@J‘%”v FoBLT B @ a C. ToO hdle, s. A species of mimusops. 2 snake, the bite of which produces a slow but the eye. altimately fatal mortification el JoBYUD H. 0O, 505 Adl, hdlu, s State, con- 3 another species of serpent BRYR oY) dition, case 2. business, affair, circum- dRTY B a water snake WD TR g green snake stance. 3. present time, the present. ¢ news 3 a black serpent with white stripes. 2e3> I a boa or large serpent C. TOW ?’ hdl-gollu, v. a. To suck the 38 S 533 a double-headed snake 8¢ breast, to take milk 3 a serpent which lives on dust. TRT SRB o ) 8. &9 hdva, s. Any feminine act of amo- ey T3 VG - T ®3) a serpent w hich has rous pastime or tending to excite amorous cast its slourrh ZDT Td g serpent’s fang. sensations; actions and postures expressive TI AT, Ty T T serpent-bit TIND TS g of sentiment or as exhibiting the passions. serpent’s nest or hole. oon0 w33 the cobra N capella, TN =008 T a snake charmer. C. TIDOR, HomedA hdvadiga, hdvd- diga, s. A snake charmer. ¥»>3en2R & T. B. ToYA Advuge, |##] s, A wooden shoe. ¥ #&ofigo? R 338Beo the snake charmer’s death is by the serpent, (a bad man’s society will A. C. ZYYRAT hdvuge-gdra, s. The injure us ultimately it is not well to be too keeper of a gaming house. venturesome.) C. WOYRVIRI> hdvu-minu, s A cockle, C. TodTogd, wmoRVe g% hdvardni, an eel ? hdvaréni, s. A species of venomcus lizard ToyNoT hdvu-mekke, s Cucumis with a double or forked tongue. Madraspatanws wey ¥, WY, its creeper C. TODX, R hdvase, hdse, s, An C. 00D hdvér 2, s. A village so called aquatic plant C. TR hdshige, s A bed, mattress. =3 R 202 to fill or stuff a bed C. TORY hdvali, s Trouble, difficulty IR T to 2 mischief, evil 3. the havoc or trial spread out a bed S o —EZHQ wJQQf SR to S]!‘GP on a bed n calamities occasioned by a foreign invasion or a chamber boy Toxy w3 g mischievous woman. I3 &o S. &woN hdsa, [®2%5] s. Laughing, laughter. F¥ W NEOW his trial is very severe. e 2. jeer, jestin mimicry ) XBT FIBY T BeFP S To what shall C. TOIWON hdsangi, s. A kind of tablet I say of the bavoc made by the shower of or dice cloth in the form of a eross, contain- arrows of Site’s son ? ing on each cross four and twenty divisions, T. B. owoR, HodNR hdvdge, hdvige, used in playing at dice. [#e@0%] 5. A wooden shoe C. TWORNRIPLAO hdsa-milgu, s. A flat nose. C. TODRCLI T, Eowfi\‘bod hdvigé- . TIRTTS ,moR RS hdsara-katte, chakke, hdvigé-pdda, s. 1e treadle of /zusara—Jatte s. A mule. a weaver’s loom. BIDNR “"J‘% EVAIN 2 to tread C. oo:m)’(? oo N8°Uua [Sop) Nfio/\@: the treadle of a loom. wHoRBp00ts hdsare, hdsoré- /callu, c. o) hdvu, s A snake, serpent. 2 Rahu, the ascending node or caput draconis hdsaré-gallu, hdisaré-bande, s, A flat slab, a flag stone or large stone used in 23¢ ) a harmless red snake, which does not bite but strikes with its tail R)Rd T <5} pavements, &c. 2. any large and flat detach- ed stone or rock a serpent, the bite of which is as rapid in its fatal consequences as the flight of an arrow. H. ZoRO Vo hdsal-kalam, s. An ex- tract 9 y4 F0rUT ®33Y a serpent with circular figures . words to the point. =3xS Fwo 23 on its back ; the effects of its bite subside @ to write only what is to the point only with the extinction of life but are not H, TR, TWONUI N0, oo 1003 [eop) &S hdsalu, hdsalu-mahasilu, hdsilu, 2 a butt for derision or ridicule, a laughing- fhel Y TR BRD stock. s. Custom, toll, duty, postage. 0, @ FaE to receive custom, to take duty, &e. 8. 2@ hdha, inters. OF grief, surprise, or A. C. oD /’ca’saw, s. A stick to lead a S e pain. A demi-god of an inferior order, dog by. ade attendant on Kubhéra and the other gods, C. AT hdsike, =377 s. A bed, mattress. and especially the chanter of their praises. 2. LG C. VANV hdsi-baru, v, a. To ford or one of the chief celestial choristers. H315:3FeT log. the noise or uproar of battle. 2. a general 0 & cross a river, to pass through or by a place, or a great Jamentation or wailing. lin C. O hdsu, v a. To spread out, as a 3. to make a bed. 0 cloth, &e. 2. to scatter. C. 553?3, 53?3 ]L(.Z_Z(lta, ILCL’ZIta, C(d7- 2. tempered, C. T fia’su, s. The warp of a loom before Just or exactly fitting, proper. i =3 it is starched. 2. a web of cloth. 3. a due temperature. 3. of a proper heat. ispin STy, Te¥sTIn ®30W to cut the timber of dog’s collar, a stick for leading a dog. 4, 3¢ @ v;ho' proper dimensions. ®¥; FETA T to put 4.0, ( a checkered tablet or board on which back- out a proper quantity of raw rice (for a meal). gammon, &c. is played. TWITY TR, TR I § oA I3, &3R8 me¥8RT the coat just fits me. RagD, BT FRYD, T TR¥D g small hollow 0 b To0%3 magy OR SYEAS the cot is big enough bamboo through which the thread is passed fid BIT R, for two persons. ZF3ToA W to boil just when preparing it for the loom. [oeP L e, ol enough. S ) o to take off the fire, as TIT T, TN 18, TIRNY, NS JO the Jor oil, sugar, &c. when of a due temperature, &3 bamboos which go across the frame of the stre %8 2300 water of a proper temperature for &%, and in which teeth for the threads are bu bathing. il fixed. TS E‘J?":\)Q)O, FHoNIONLD apel‘t‘uyes in e which the teeth of the =0 are fixed. TOTY 8. e hdli, s. The sun. A T3T, TR0 58T, H3VI0E, TITOE, BT, HINIS C. ToY hdli, s. The branch of the cocoanut 0 ) “ the outer shell one skein of thread as placed in the %% or or any other palm tree. AC warp. TTONB, THOXRITN , (53'5»’@{'653 to prepare of some fruits, which drops off as the fruit o fn the warp for the loom. [SpEpY BB to fix the ripens. 3. aridge. 0 & warp in the loom. %% 88 the thing on €. 'o_fi;fja hdlu, s. Ruin, destruction, desola- which the warp yarn is wound. TS T tion, annihilation. 2. waste land. adj. De- pli‘ Ta1 the row of teeth in the %% with a greater solate, waste, ruined, destroyed, empty, nes C « number in the centre to keep the warp from uninhabited. TR TRY, TP 7 O an empty 3, ot -2 entanglement. TINT 3, T D X VIDE, %éj&;fi fosp] &5, % bl S, B %, (] S a desolate or dilapi- b pond. €3 Joops made in the warp. dated house. 2 C. ¢ an empty house, a house C. TR hdse, s. An aquatic plant. 2. a without a tenant, 320 &» an inauspicious TYI S bed, a marriage bed. T2TTNE FaW) TER R expression. HF0 B waste land. i & 2970 the harlot will not keep to the marri- B3 g desert. TP, TIYIA TRt to 20 to ruin, become spoiled, to be waste. TeYIT, age bed. (prov. used of one who cannot be %293 untilled, waste. %% SweS a bare face. diverted from his favourite object). t Wl g desert- 2. a dejected countenance. f S. ’OSD?\J)S fi(fS}/(Z, s. Laughing at, ridicule, BPRD derision. ed village the site of an old village. 2. laughter ; also delight or plea- surable emotion. RowBa3e 798 the last man is head of the 3. mimicry. T 71T, e TR deserted village, Te%y IRB to spoil, ruin, 7 Fe0 a buffoon, jester, mimic, mocker. § lay waste. Zy3 S92 a word said in jest or fun ; a jeering fa s B 3 remark, ® RS I3 to jest, jeer, mock, sport, C. 6—33§ :ZZCZZC, s. The outer shell of some W make fun of. 2%y Fu a pleasant or pleased fruits, which drops off as the fruit ripens. 2. il aspect, a laughing or smiling countenance. a sheet or leaf of paper. ©2¥: &3¢ the outer h shell of the areca nut, ~ozv w3 [SspA*® wedy OF the fifth of the nine IR or senti- a leaf plate 0, ¢ 0% that has been used. ments, that of laughter or delight. S0 FT we¥ g plate of ijOi oops ) o> the leaves of the butea frondosa 23’33)7\104‘,)\) 07D hingudi, s. The heel of the foot =¥ FIN3 Fed) give me a sheet of paper S &OoR0D hingusha, s. Vermilion C. TIYo hdltd, s A particular duty levied S0o73 hin-gera, s. The sole of a shoe. on pepper, betel nut, lardenant, sandal wood &oRrweed hingdchi, s. The part of a and cassia, in Bilghey and Sonda native’s lower garment which tucks in behind . Soce3ce, nhosde hinchana, hincha- A, C. 9 7233:30:5505{ hdl-mane-dla, s, A dog la, adv. Behind, afterwards, subsequently. C. SR E30,53 32:0F & ) OOO/\@SJ FE3> 0. &oczzoRs, S02dn, &oSR linchd- hingattu-muri- lfatfu Jhingattu- /cattu, gu, kinchigi, hin-tege, v. n. To go back v. a. To pinion, tie the arms back, as of cri- 3 backslide. 2. to retreat cowardly, retire from minals, &c S0 T &3 o= a man who 9 fear. 3. to desist, relinquish. 4. toretract, pre- is pinioned Soontdy, Foudy =rf” Al oBJ gone varicate o023 nBITY they will not desist who has got another to pinion hnn. C. 00T hinchdre, adv Afterwards A. 0. GORED hingana, s. Circumambula- subsequently ting C 809653‘? hinchdli, s, Childishness, do- C. &ORT hingada, part. of %cr, Dissatis- tage, defective or low behaviour or conduct fied, unsatisfied 2. unimpaired, unexhaust- - C. c. &023> hinchu, adr. Behind. ¥oBEo¥wd ed 3. incessant, without ceasing TED oRBID to remain or stay behind, to remain, as a sur- T8 &onTIY a woman whose plus 80230 FotsdA RS I will come a strength has not been exhausted, and who has little sooner or later borne no children SoRATITT, oRT oIS ) C. Co0XDODN Ain-jariyu, v. n. To back- a person who is not satisfied or appeased 4 slide, 2. to fall back or retreat, as an army a persevering man, one who will not give in in battle. 3. to slip, slide, or go back C00% or up. 0SS g coward, backslider, one who slinks A. 0. 30793 kingdra, s. The blossom of back fruit. * 0. &oBwRS hin -jote, s. A follower. . &oonoTd fiznnaru, adj. Latter, as ap- C. 602D /zmj(we, s. A horse’s tail. plied to rain or crop. Bormety 3¢ the latter rain. C. (0IR) hinjdgu, v.n. To become in 273 H3D0 the second crop the rear, be behind C. GO hin-g ag S. The time of latter ain, the latter p‘llt of the year . ox93, Sood hinjdra, hinjdri, s. A cotton-beate C. &or>®> hin-gdlu, s. The hind leg, &o C. dooaP, 802333 hinju, hinji-bidu, e T3, to tie the hind legs. v. a. To wring, as a wet cloth ; express, as &oR> fimJU, v. n. To be allayed, a ] & &o Juice v. n. To be entangled, as cotton thirst ; subdued ated, as sorrow ; appeased, w3 g cotton dresser or beater calmed, pacified s anger; removed, dissipa- @60 wJD°dJ 72277/())‘%, v, n. To seek shel- ted, recovered from, as poverty 2. to bring > ter, tal :e refuge behind a another. forth a child. O, to waste or boil away (s3] o 2 %0oA® the sorrow X 21 hated Teo feeToYat=A) ¢. &oBweBooBweDs hinjdru-mun- :;) the thirst is allay 9] 20”20 the poverty Joru, s. Se ting hard upen, besetting hehind is removed AT to ¢ lm, appease, allay and before. 3025R T FNoEWITIA IriedR I [€N] p satisfy, remove, 933 T0 TSJJL oAZI I he S he sets hard upon me. will remove their poverty T 20oNBY the A0, ooufi hinte, s A Tamp or clod. milk is boiled away. T. B. $00B, &0 hinda, hinde, [von] s 8. GOR> hingu, [acr]s. Assafetida. A lump. 2. an oblation to deceased ances- t or & R B the funeral cake. 0. &oRr>edBeedew hinguniké-chila, A money bag fastened to the waist C. 25 hind-dkalu, s, A herd of cows. 100 [ &ol Boeced? (. b vk C. wod hindi, s. The remains of any thing To place behind. 2. to defend, shelter, pro- 0 from which the juice has been expressed fex3) tect 3. to take behind, take after one VLR R $> 20 the refuse of gingillie oil seed c. oo hindu, ».n, To be lapsed, elapsed tre il B¢ %02 the refuse of expressed cocoanuts. 7 assed by 3002 03 g0 many lapsed days. &3 %ok, Manoy a8 ok refuse left at the oy, %0t lapsed, by-gone, 2. former, pre- 1 (003 bottom of an oil-mill foteYat] S8 T Lol emblic vious. 3. subsequent, following 8. frepid myrobalan beaten in a mortar and mixed with Rear, hind part adv. Behind., &otwcnto 0, (o pepper, chillies, salt, &c Sog DD to raise remain hehind. &°70¥% to make stay hehind. i up the refuse from the bottom of an oil-mill 30T to backbite, slander a person behind &e. toth his back. 203 r¥w@w toleave behind, surpass excel %07 to become posterior. BoTRATY (. o Wy A. C. &oQ7R hindige, s. The chase, hunting to be behind. 202> R the back part, the brone (! . 800> hindu, s. A herd, flock, heap, mul- hind part adv. Behind. 303 S0 ™ the to titude, assemblage 20T B, boB TS g hind part to become in front, to become a- 4o T herd of cows %0% N a heap or shower of verted 2oB) JwomeA TrWW to walk back- arrows. ards B0 200 ZomeB the face averted Al c. &0 lcmdu, v. a. To wring as a wet cloth 30B) T JnBEdto put out of order, to make beat press or express, as juice and oil from fruits, confused. &o% BB =33 to follow after (e &c. 3. tomilk, as a cow. 4. to wring, pinch behind e lug, as the ears C. &0l kmdu, s. (in Persian, black. Ap- (i c. %08 ToRs oo ToRs hin-tirugu, plied by the Persians to the Ethiopians, black Arabians {he; hin-dirugu, v n. To return, turn back Indians, &c & adj. Hindu iy %o w08 the Hindu caste c. &o3R hin tege, v. n. To draw back anet fall back, retreat 2. to flinch. 3. toretract c. %08 kl?lde, postpos. Behind, after, as to W either situation or time. s. Former times &o prevaricate SIU c. &onF ]Ll?l(l(lklu(?, adv. Behind, in the % 3%, to hang behind. 203 2% to fall behind e rear %owFY M to become in the rear, be 2. toremain, as a surplus. 03 %230 to throw orput behind. 2. to save a surplus foslelat 8 behind, be posterior BT, 8, to drive back #0038 confused, hind part before 2. behind il as cattle to make return or go back, or BooT# and before ol S0bnw By guch as never retreat 2, WD to come behind D was before 80T JoBNRW 0eMRTE @ o 1t never thy =0, %08%, ¥ to flinch, fall back cowardly ooTH was thus in former times. omFe 8 T 0 make back, as a horse. Do B0 to go behind, to withdraw, retreat. %o S OOOZ?JQ\?' hinddla, s. A swinging cradle, 3 bed, or seat 2. one of the personified musi- i 0T, WITOW to remain stead ast, keep from (-] o oing back uui’?w = to drive back. 3o cal modes 3. a long palankeen. P [&] 2, FwA) to return or give back A. 0. COOTIR, oTIIH him-baruga, & kim-buruvava, s. A follower (&) . 00083, hind-attu, v. a. To follow pur- sue, chase C. WORTOIA himbaruga, s. A kind of I rheumatic affection C. &oBee, &ols§ hindana, hindala, i adj. Former, previous 2. subsequent, fol- C. doo2sey, Booeo? himbali, himbale, It s. A stout 311\ er or gold bracelet, worn on lowing. &oBeo FoW the heel 2. the hind the wrist. leg of quadrupeds. %ozmes half behind, the . the hinder pfnt behind. 3 &co2) Lejoaééa &oa ue) uD himbdlu- after half. i C. %033, &oBd hindale, hindese, hattu, /umi}al /zaz‘tu, v. a. To pursue, follow, chase. Vi The hind part, rear. G, C. GOOR him Maga, s. The hind part C. Goomvmd hindddu, v. n. To backbite rear back &Gotenag), &owenaeA behind Bomed® hackbiting. 30TemTT g backbiter. backwards, in the rear. 0%z 303 the hin- C. Soo&Fwa hind-ittu-kollu, v. a der house. dooey T persons in the rear. |\ 1006 43 e & o SN ed C. 038 himmadi, s. The heel oD 0. T &> hikkalu, s. A small outlet for &o rweds the peg to the treadle of the loom water to run from one garden bed to another. 8o &, R to let out water from a bed o Retd s T Tes) the cord attached to the when too full or when well saturated treadle of the loom H 800 20999 himmattu, s. Boldness, in- &, fi% oe3> hikku, hikku- trepidity, courage, spirit, resolution. bdehy, v. a. To comb or clean the hair. 3wy, D, %%, 7 the act of combing. C. &ooDogd, &oddfeese® himmini, c. &% hikke, s. The dung of some ani- himmini-chila, s, A money bag attached mals 300g %2, sheep’s dung B2 S to the waist, goat’s dun BB, 7, 2B, YuTdT to dung C. Goo& Fimmetfu, ». n. To abate, be as sheep %2, Yt dung to fall from brought under, as sickness, to be mitigated sheep 2. to be humbled. 3. to turn back. %o C. o7 TR CO/\ Bog.n/\ & higga- 879 to remain stedfast, not to flinch. By .5.)“)80 o820 the disease is somewhat a- n7/JJz/ higgadi- mzlJJa(I7 ade. Back- BT bated 0N .:3 o8 Beg ) 300 ") [&] @ having been vards and forwards 2330 a’p"\ B7TD DIV ’) beaten in battle they fell b‘uk 30308, to d¥a31e3 3 he drags me backwards and for degrade, humble 2. to make retreat or turn wards (said by one when greatly teazed or back dunned) C. CoR &Ry higgalisu, v. a. To bestride. C. 000 him-méla, s. The music in 300 2. to burst 3. to stretch, distend, widen. the rear of a company of dancing girls JeFTID g girl who stands and sings behind C. OOF'D 2 }LZJJadll, v. n. To pull mutu- another that is dancing %0%RYBS g man ally, as two persons when attempting forci- vho does the same bly to detain each other 2. to rejoice & 8. HCRT /nmsala, s. A murderer 2. a ™ & strife, mutually pullin c. o P> higgdlu, s. A man of great persecutor, one who hurts or injures others, stature. s. &0 /7127)286’, s. Slaying, killing, depriv ing of life (wrongly) 2 Injurin hurting, C. N ®s, &R B59B> higgisu, higga- persecuting Distinguished by the #37,) into mddu, o a. To stretch, distend, widen. 2. 4. to unloose. 5. to three modes 1. malice, (malignant pur- to bestride 3. to hitch [5) pose) y4] . verbal, (abuse execration) 3. cause to swell, to puff up, or elate, with joy. personal (killing or striking) 80%), o c. ©R> higgu, v.n. To rejoice, be glad murderous, ferocious, bloody, savage, cruel be elated, pleased, delighted 2. toswell out 260 Jo0F, RS oF murder 2. a violent puff up. 3. to become astride, apart, distend- assault Bon R &0d Je®d, %oWW to injure, perse- ed BN FePY to rejoice one’s self cute, murder. elation oA DB to take from a person’s H. 3503 hikamattu, s Skill, inge- grasp. 2. to divide friends nuity, cunning, contriving or adapting quali- 0. 7BD higgudale, s Vaunting, ty of the mind 2. knack, trick, mystery boasting. the secret and clever disposition or adjust- c. &R %o higgolisu, v.a. To divide % ment by which an effect is accomplished friends. 2. to interfere. FHE TF, TN T an ingenious or clever H. &0 hijard, s. The flight of Mahomet mane. &TNBY InB to do any thing cle- from Mecca to Medina on July 15th, A. D. verly 622, from which date the Mohamedan era c. &3 32, &3 8, &8 3, HbT o8 commences, %=0 pelonging or relating to &% T hikkanike, hikkiti, hikkina, this era. hilkante, hikkine, s. A coarse comb 0, 8,3 hitt-adige, s. A cake. ®Y» used to destroy nits 530w g baker 1007 &8&3 2o ® 0. o&B,3R lhittin-adige, s Making rupees. S WFR =§é @»283 the hand C. é fits the vessel F3 R i »a S W akes or pastry ;b’u\ Oy, &R o3 C. &b this door admits of my going t throuch 1t C. ¢ {y S Floar, meal. 2. por- W o BRIV RS 4] it takes the colour. ?fi:fif@ fo ridge or pu'u’u ng of rdgi. ™R W) wheaten ST &rwwgd the box holds the thmrrs. flour Ay T37 &Y, pdgi meal or flour. 2. ragi B8 I InG SR S B2 2w I have caught cold pua 1ding o 3 a lump of »dg: pud ®EY A A, C BERE > BB a3 SHN) e S % L_r: Cu takes time. % 18 ding &t 98, feeding government peons it i L number of nouns to passing through a villag also added to a grea v &ec., when | ge or town C. give them a verba Sl *lxlflx, at abl ion, and in such nd (.fl"ndx' o gratuitous services to govern- S, cases takes its meaning from the noun to ment in the carriage of goods, &ec &b, WS &3 feod and raiment which it is affixed ; thus 307 &2 to rust. &b, T any soft kind of By zoo foe] 2 2 0300 L [ o0 2260 to be sprained stone. “ . a white stonc powdered and used to grow fat engy orwy to be necessary, i in ornamenting the floors of native houses, WL BN, WATY a3 to be- or b, o & &bdy, B ® required. z o grind flour or meal Hod oRBW \r( come mouldy, to grow m omdy % to sift meal or flour &t B, to beat @ to take a road. =N ok o3 to conceive hatre meal in a mortar 2oe, £ 1T e to mix f aour 5 L3N BB B JN8I &by @ to say what is suitable. obdy ¢ 230 o grind down to meal ] 3% oW to feel cold F) 1w to marry. T, ot QJ %W to knead dough. D i support (s uq\ N—S 0t éS) [0 NFT &DBJ\ FVAPYE) T to 2. to uphold, protect & {JJ doug fi &}&5) ERY T Saw@ the medicine has produced an eflecb makv serve out meal cake e3 = to ABTY = i on the disease. AR VoIS DIPS A RS] 3, BRgR BB stir up meal while boil &), I [é &3 S b @€y the medicine you gave has not affected S0F FE to boil a pudding or to make a C. 883, Bucw my complaint e‘?,) Bohk FwoBd BRI 10 o puddin 28 a leather flour bag oRF, &nd with an umbrella held over one. &, A3 g large basket within which the mill the act of holding or orac as ping. (Sh) 2) WX is placed for grinding. his hand grasps very tight, (heis a C. c. &8 ]L"dl, 8. "A hold, gripe, grasp. 2. skin-flint). () > to cause to seize, hold, grasping. 3. a handful as much S can retain, begin, or fit. 2. to innovate or estab- be held in one hand. 4 e WVRE 2 A RV BT a handle, hilt lish any new custom D, the &d feathered part of an arrow v to cause work to be entered on anew C. a. To seize, appreliend, catch take hold Puy, o DR to seize, apprehend, catch e, of. 2. to hold, take possession of a country hold of. 2. to retain possession of a countr 3. to hold, contain BB FTROT retain 4. to hold in, 3. to begin. 4, to stop, as pay restrain, as the breath; &e. 5. to undertake, 23 to bring by force. 2B TR0 BRIN to begin 6. to find out, discover. to stop, RN FROTY M to take aw vay by force as pay 8. to blow, as a trumpet. 9. to ake along with one e HRWN to be o pas D3 as money Ve N To be attacke by intoxicated Hase 2w to take firm hold 1nsects, 2. to cost 3. to fit suib 4. to of. &aaa) to vefrain from taking hold of. & S ¢ J be possessed by evil spirits. to die, to be B Yy to shrink up or contract. T 0BT imbibed, absorbed, S coours 6. to be 0 (2 e to ® to catch, as a bird, &c affected by disease or p'uu 7. to occupy or seize and imprison, &c. BB to take up ake up time. D &%2wd to catch rats. anovier word and speak thereon. 2. to TR SBEW to tf{ke possession of a country hagele in making a bargain. o El OB &REW o hold in the breath TUI S. Qo3 2 v to set about or begin a wor -1 Ko =z b 9 e g U & s hidimba, s A prince of the ¥ giants killed by Bhima %&e? his younger C. 2o to di over a robbery. WY BRWDBW to e iy 0y A8 sister w hom Bhima mar R, ried. ZoRo¥ 5% S, ro stop wages, [hiet ) o3 > to blov v trumpet e T 2 CRT2A HRTNFD J) th a tru ee " W vill no ass > Bhima 7c (A) @D to ] 3¢ a t t o & ke [~} S v = ( y whi te an G 00Cs [@] oo eouT [¥7) ~+ 0 per-Teus Roets RIS o o fas $ kidi-kei, s. The handle of a ; Wi ‘i 1 cost a thov usand i ough. 160 B %0 c. o3 hima, s, Hoar-frost, congelation of SRR hidi-gdlu, 8 A broom whisk. dew 2. cold, coldness, in the air or in bodies . . ~ s (244 i-8a ale, s. An instrument generally 3d . 4. winter. adj. Cold, &,LJ&Ju % hid o frigid 2. frosty, snowy 30 VDX dew to for boring hol Ch. fall A. C. O /UG’S?l, v. a. To shampoo. %322 a quantity of dew or hoar-frost. A VN B I I, B 2=T the moon. AL OOL&JJLQ}LZ(]ZI]ZU, 1%2] 9, a. To seize AD, 2FFoT, IR the Himédlaya range of hold, grasp. mountains. In mythology it is personified c. &ootes hinilu, s. An Indian ox’s hump. as the husband of 3¢3%; and the f @ oy ¢ her of no B PO iuz‘a, S. Advantage, profit good B and AT, or v, in her descent as ST gain. adj. Advantageous, beneficial, salutary 8 the mountain nymph, to captivate Shiva, 2. wholesome, profitable good, pleasant and withdraw him from a course of ascetic proper, fit, right 22T B3 good counsel BRI austerity practised in those regions. or advice &3 832 adverse or hostile to the © 83.E Parvati. weal or advantage of. s. A secret enemy %8333 refreshing, S. GoTHTOUIT &awmd‘bofija himavdlu- salutary, edifying, agreea- 5 20€% 3T, ke, himdhwaye, s. Camphor ble. utarily, agreeably, &ec. 33308, 3383 5)3&:3’“3, 82T g friend, a kind or 1. &RI9038, Sonse038 himdyatu, B obliging ma i} &3 F20 lutary, useful, bene- }Llfll(ljah, s. Protection, patronage, sup- ficial & AP 3), o8 =987 an edifying or port, favour, countenance '15 eedbm speech. 8 :" 3, 3, secret enmity. c . e 8. 35938 himdvati, s. A medicinal S 7 S. )\ hiter v / (2 » adj. Loving, greeable. plant so called C. x.Oj O] i’lt (7 2 3 v alu, s. A back- yfnd S. &oT himika, s. Hoar-frost %38 &3 53 T‘vé a back-yard gate. a C. &3> Aimmad?, s. The heel verandah or porch at the back of a house. C mo:isaggu hiyydlike, s. Flattery, adu- c. B, &30, 2o littale, lation, praise, commendation hittdale, hittale, s. orass FRoW) o8 v\ & o508, hirade-be- a high coloured brass. %o & 8023969 g brass c. &oBBe NE) \ bason R ? BwD g brass dish. tta, kirdde-belta, s. The French rocks. il 7} @3 /u tU, v, a. To sow, a ed. . &38ee) 03 hiranmaya, adj Gold G TT, T3 C > hiduku, hiduki- golden. 8. GoT&R0 /m'anja, s. Gold 2. wea'th, hdku, v.a. To deprive any seed, as that of BTFS OJC(( 37 Brahma; or the mun- a bean C. of 1its skin, to blanch. propertys % 9 bla nched beans. dane egz floating on the water at creation, of C. 0T <2 hinisu, v. a as out of that metal, or of similar colour. from which To pour QT the deity, according to some legends, issued one vessel into another tulj Lazy C{ LX) Shiv Yoty 3 the river Sone. 2SoR g a lazy man. ~ LY 9] s. Long pep- &3y 9% the S939F mountain, B¢ B "‘% T. B wwd hippali, [ or cl. ?&3 O] Sow v its Agni 2. the sun. 3. Shiva. per Yg WY, 1ts creep o3, ¢ [« (3385(@0) O\deb o203 hird, hiridu, root TR o the thick part of the long pepper vine. 3w 05D wverbena anadiflora. ]Ltlj/’(Zté, adj. Great, superior, elder, senior. TR &%, O palkameria inermis. . O I¢0F adv 0T BB to increase uch, greatly o< o ? an elder woman. 20 & Is multberry, morus Indica much. % C. o) 17“')[»1{ v. @ 100\("10111,uwtmhfll an elder brother ©¥, an elder sister o - ard, as wool, &c 8 % >3 ), to disentangle the ooty elders, senlors forefathers, ancients. 9 o 5 F =2 o S OWI0Y O e 3, o 308 old and oung. hane. B8 &y, to hatcl d cobton. 7 hH Qe Y i il)’)(, Se it L e aft he juice has uperiors and inferiors uouLhty and mobility € & :;) t51e “ 5] O] Bwegn 9 L )t sia latifo- the monitor in a school been expressed QO o leprosy 2. an epidemic among cattle. % lia o 2 the oil of the bassia latifolia. i 1009 6 G N S0 &ed 60 e g &2 g Targe species of the long pepper: kondu-hdgu, v. n. To crack, split, burst %0 kN3 o083 adult age. 2. asking for a wife be torn or rent. 80033 ARV, W, oADMY 83, ©wodm3 B they have come to ask for a the cloth is rent RN ARV, BT SBoPANBY Wiie. B0 g adult, senior, elder the vessel is cracked O \ c. &0, D030 HVTOBF> DO T. B. & hisuna, [293]adj. Covetous 3 { 2. cruel 3. calumniou 4. wicked. 5. vile, na kiri, hiriyu, hiridu-hdku, hirididu, low. 6. stupid. @€ covetousness, &c. 9 V. a To unstring, as beads. 2. to unsheath or draw out, as a sword 20 30Ty VIB o H. GoRfD{209, SoR| ¢ hissdbu, hissébu, ‘:: unstring and throw away [ 3% cw0] s, An account. c. o03F hiri-mekke, s A fruit so cal- A€, COuOu%? l7lll]l(tll, v. a. To kick. 2. to o wl led, much eaten by young jackals shake, as a cloth Wi C 036'65 oodo'f &T® hirile, hirule, ALC (gffij:’i) hilaku, s. The slip-knot or &) 5] &y hir ale, s. A kind of bitter orange or citron. noose in a bow-gtring. a clip, piece, skip 8 G &TFR FaW g citron unripe. 2TF B a ripe A. C. %, ©D hill, hirri, ». a. To let citron. o down, to put down, to descend. 2. tosqueeze. c. &®e hirt, See 3. to burst hi C. m@gvg&‘o‘é@’\a hirt-kalivi-hannu, s, c. & Y2 hililu, s. An ox’s hump. 0, Cuarissa carandm a fruit. AL 00\61353 hiluku, s. The steel point of y c. &owoes hildlu, s. A large torch carried an arrow a thunder-bolt 3. pride C, Defore an idol in procession, or a large lamp C co§ eTo00> hillé-kdi, s A sour kind b fixed in an iron vessel of orange fi H. @ BT, oI e%TT hilld-ha- bl rakatu, hilli-harakatu, s. A general c. &o® Q§@°®D hillé-kolu, s Tip-cat. 2 . 9 the bat used in playing it 33%*‘& ;5‘{“ the or comprehensive term for evasive tricks and 8 acts ; for all obstacles feigned, and difficulties small piece of wood used in this game. made, with the purpose of evading the pay eTORD Atkarisu, ». a. To find fault ment of a debt urged or the performance of a with, despise, make light of. 32993 T 80 I service rightfully imposed G. ORI it 72?J€, ]l{??Je, adv, proxi- 3y a man who makes groundless excuses mate, Thus, so, as, like, after this manner. T. B. 00 Atva, [2=9] adj. Cold s. Hoar OII WA D 3087 I such is ‘che state of his { frost, &c livelihood BRATOR ac&? while (things n. &%) hishshe, s. Part, portion, share S are) thus. 317 @3 comein this way., & Fu7s JheoLE,q FH3 give me a part, or one share. %A 5@ do this work thus, M. CO-‘SJ@) A D) ;LZS]ZS}L()Z)N, s. Arithmetic, C. eed> hichu, s. Young unripe fruit C. computation, calculation, working arithmetic very young fruit. €oNT % g very young (?,)J TSR TRRO to olve 2. an account. %3w cocoanut 232¢% %2 3 very young plantain. { an account for inspection. IRJT e 0 a4 very young mango H. o308, &303 hAishdre, fies/mre, i C. C. we&® hyu, v. a To drag, pull. s. Very A sign, hint, token 2358 800X to glve a young fruit hint or an idea of. S. ) hina, adj. Deficient, defective ; th C. c. VT, AT, &THBo hisaku, hi- wants or is without (in 2 measure or utterly.) siku, /zzsu/cu, v. a. To squeeze any thing 2. base, low, vile, mean, as an action or per- A, in the hand. 2. to press, knead, or shampoo sSon 3. abandoned, left %3 Fon keeping BN BRP TEFRY to with the hand low compan associating with persons of de- shampoo one’s self FeTY HWD to throttle, graded castes and occupations BogJo0R, won strangle o3 &mT0 to shampoo the body 8¢S of defective body ; crippled, maimed, mu- 9 C. @A, oA FROTIIT oA hisi, hisu- tilated, &c. %) & without clothes. F oy 1010 s, 300D TOTVO 3¢S, w38 &1 an inferior or low caste. 228, kriti, s. A sound uttered in menace, in- 2. a roar. 8013, F08 2/T deficient in sense, foolish, sil]y‘. timidation or angry repression. 20w Taw &3 deformed, ugly. @13 TUN a mean 3. a warrior’s challenge. ®9<F0 to roar, cry or disreputable business. 370 &3, Tg0RT out, menace. ¥ disgraced. 313 S0T0Tg a mean, base, or low G. 0N hungi, See Bsort. man, O%, k3 expatriated, transported. %?® C. ®20% hunja, s. A skein containing six- 7y 2/T, B %5 poor, inlow circumstances. xoo=® g skein of thread twisted ty threads. 7@ 283 low sound or voice, inaudible. v, To=d 3B g and tied up ready to be sized. 8k shameless, void of modesty. S T8 woman’s garment well woven, or of close tex- o hapless, unfortunate. %3y privation. Booesd St to twish a skein. WHOW? ture. 8¢S deformed, ugly, mis-shapen. 2. one ®oowT 3¢5V a single =& to do up a skein. who is shorter than his betrothed virgin. skein. @0z BwR to put thread in a warp. 0V &3 a woman of low caste. C. ®o0a°, &0 hunju, hunja, s. The 8. SopI003> hindya, s. Deficiency, defect. cock of some birds ; as, Tage Biowd, Bock ey 2. baseness, meanness. 20(IVENTY, LB, g % the cock of fowls. IS0 Boow g peacock. S BB to dishonour, disesteem, disregard, oo 71'%553, Bocer R’wd g cock to tread a hen. think lightly of. o FoF to breed a c»ock. c. %o¢%, & “fi@gofiofi hipa, hipa-gei- C. ool hundi, s. A village. yava, s. A left-handed person. . Ro0D, WooDeTIRT, wW0oneeFe s c. Sopa3509F hiydlike, s. The act of up- hundi, hundi-kdgada, hundi-chitu, braiding or abusing. 2. a sneer. 3. a contemp- s. An order for money, a bill of exchange. tuous speech. gy B¥® to upbraid, speak ool FoAT WS to write out an order for =y ~Yod sueeringly or contemptuously. Sgon TBFS ®ood g bill payable at sight. money. a sneerer, abuser, upbraider. R& ®ood g bill payable after a certain term, S. COL‘Q*J fil’i'(l, s. A diamond. 2. Shiva. 3. or by instalments. a snake. 4. a lion. &3, &30eon Indra’s C. ROOTIYS, %0798 hundhdlite, thunderbolt. 3532 a diamond. %2 Lakshms. hundhdlata, s. The lump, the gross, the C. g)ogdo fil’ru, v.a To pull, draw. 2. to WO 27 S 523 a word ab suck, draw milk from the breast; to sip up whole together. random, BIoFE¥¥IT IO V3o inconclusive or draw in any fluid with the mouth; to conversation. BoFIFBTON WAy 30 INB to drink, as cattle; to imbibe, to soak or drink do business wholesale. in, as the earth. v. . To be shrunk, degra- ded, lose vivacity, be dejected. 2080%0 t0 a- C. W03 hunnu, See Zoez),. base, humble. T, B. &20005%3 hunnume, See ok 3. C. 8038853033 hiré-kdi, s. The cucumis H. ®033 hunnara, s. An art, a resource acutangulus. 8%, B 2/TBRF2W the cucumis or power of skill or cunning; any ability or suleatus, with white stripes, and superior to faculty for contriving, devising, or effecting. the above. BeoITTRT g schemer, an ingenious, shrewd, C. CQDEG) hila, s. The mulberry tree. s. Se- or clever man. 03T 3n&oto devise, scheme, men virile. contrive. ®T ®ooTT many devices. C E’oge);‘%)eaa?%’ lz'lla-mcfcfiz'/fa, s. Hin- C. ®2050% hummasa, s. Warnmth, glow, gsha (hilancha) repens, Rox. ardour. 2. anxious desire or wish. 3. prides A0, &;g@ Rili, s. A peacock’s feather. g9 insolence, rashness. 4. courage. wunn g dress made of peacock’s feathers. H. B>F20 hukum, s. An order, command. 855 803@ hili, s. Casting lots for shares of Tozo DM g written order. 2. a written produce. B ® T3 to cast lots. award or decision upon a suit settled. =o®d0 €. &)Q’fca hi-handi, s. The hedge-hog. DOTIO TR tg S»®) to make a regulation. TOFFRTY tg be 8. X20T0T, W0Tg3 hunkdra, hun- give an order, to give leave, 1011 \W 233 '0'50%_&_ 9 o2 nati ordered. wowoo FeBosrd an order fo be re- sive anger, foolish anger. a’aei&s s exces- bor ceived. 2. an order to be passed or issued. sive love, silly affection. ai)z'i?.» "wa) low wit ; s S \o T it WovooTeshy TINTY 3R agreeably to the a foolish mind. i WAYBTR TR0 a fool o hea fixed resolution. takes whatever road he lights upon. fos 20338 a countenance frightfully angry. 2. H. 5059, XoB( hukkd, hukke, s. An pila =9 silly face. 0% JwBW D toput ona fright- instrament for smoking bang, a hooka. cut T3, BB, LTy B3 to smoke the hooka. ful look. =% SwoB g foolish widow. & = %Y, WTTT a servant who has charge of the e @woBy noB husband of a stupid widow. ik} hooka. gy Swott Ho7 son of a stupid widow. =9 1 or 2y #3 w% stupid broom (a woman. T he four C. TINO3» fiugiyu, v. a. To inter, bury. o (&= 0] £l a. last words are terms of abuse.) &° 2, B3 g ke~ C. IR hu,gulu, s. A hole made by 4 I fast run. Botds ¥ &3 to run very fas Ue o) TIALY FREY, TOAU T boring, a perforation. 9 S s 3% v a foolish woman. et fz%j, B % - 5 &u?{é;}’a, = B to bore, perforate. 22 (& IS0 g foolish man. C. G =3 C. W2RYo, WoRY> hugulu, hugalu, s. oY N % 5 huchehellu, s. Aninferior sort ]h Sores about the tongue and mouth, occasion- c. “o‘o’fc;%r g ed by the heat of the body. 2. the half of of sesamum. =3 $,7 oil made from it. any seeds or berries that split in two. . 28590> hujdru, |=ets]s. The royal e a C. TR huguchy, o, a To loosen, uutie, court or presence, the hall of audience. 2. th (i government. adv. In,at, to, before, &c., the C. ®N huggi, s. Boiled rice mixed with presence or royal court. any sort of doll, or split pulse, salt, pepper, 2 cummin seeds, &c. BED VBFR 0N a mess H. 358 85 ]lZ{,{j&‘ tu, s. Perverse wrangling, Y G of green gram and boiled rice compounded. obj ec‘ti?xg or making di f i culties ; any such ob- (i jection or difficulty ; any mean, unfounded, Bwrieg Wi¥R XN boiled rice mixed with pi- unreasonable pretence or excuse in endeavour- geon-pea, &c. o F B} @7 hoiled rice fle 11T off or decline. mixed with beans, &c. ing to shu btcg;ab TR to 9 A, make perverse objections, to coniradict. (ol 6‘63'7’\\2,5?_9 huggi-bhatta, s. Fees in v o o ] 52 oM@, S0 = 838, oy, 83 NIy one who grain. makes difficulties or objections perversely. C. 660@3@@5363 huchd-bidu, v.n. To set © e S e on a dog. Ay Q. B o8& hutd-huti, adv. Very C. hastily or quickly. C. 6‘63%&707\ daé, 6‘632&07\@637\&‘7&2{.0&0/’& ¢, Bo83,08 huttantu, s. The ceremonial angamma, huchchangi-durgi, s. Par- G, vati, as worshipped at Chittledroog. uncleanness arising from child-birth. A. C. B8, hutti, s. A female’scloth. 2 C. ®oeF> huchchu, s. Folly, silliness, mad- ness. adj. Foolish, silly, simple, mad, insane, a large paddle staff. delirious, @23 33 foolishness, folly, madness, C. &5)&534 huttu, v. n. To beborn, come into insanity. & U3 a feolish business, a existence. 2. to arise, originate, issue, spring mad affair. 22 o BTy 38 O not insane, up or from, be produced. 3. to get, obtain. not sane, but Shiva’s fun, (very stupid.) &° 8% to produce, originate, give birth to, o3 w3 83 ST 8, Woesp Msilly conduct, foolish be- cause to be born, cause to take place. e3 haviour. Zeh Jw3 o act foolishly. 3@@?& Svaw to destroy life. 6@05335233 FOT to save Bonodn, B9 to become foolish, be seized life, ‘S0 @B, a childis born, w3 =&, with insanity. 0 ) e, T Ak By 3 a conversation arose, W WY, TIWD 7 to be spoiled, ruined. oS G k= 27 to make a 38 ®0B,3 there is a report afloat. ™ not fool of. 756‘02,'1—;33 &Y to recover one’s senses. productive, not to be had. T2 YWTHLR LoTR B Fo¥ a bad wind, a destructive wind, a Imgras @™ nothing can now be got in whirlwind. 25’0?35’ ¥ an excess of rain, this village. ), R®<@ a person depraved = =W an inferior kind of sugar-cane, used from his birth. w3 xoblwdh= the produce o3 P only for making hedges. oM (&N (= T (% exces- of the garden is spoiled. =o€, =taD a 1012 FooioNe) IV o . native place, birth-place. 2ok 3 3 I a person unise, i hunuse, s, The tamarind. ®ve born deaf. wobd), BT g person born blind. = R @ &, % an unripe tamarind. T . o PR E)(:‘é a &R @ae Tt FRTUY WA t0 leave original hair on the ripe tamarind, % wa;, T [ oY R head of a child for the purpose of devoting it the boiled juice of tamarinds mixed with any to some goddess, on its recovery from sick- kind of vegetables. %oe®r Fackh €eFy tama- ness. 2ok, FATD WeEto have a child’s hair rinds pounded with salt, chillies, pepper, and cut or shaved off for the first time. [sAAAN) < arie] BoeoHR T mustard seed, and so preserved. v 793 the head man of a village who is also a fvfi%“;H unripe tamarinds made soft in the fire native of the place. Bt T milk teeth, and then mixed in water, with salt, spices, or the first teeth which a child cuts, b3, &e BoeodR W= g tamarind stone. TOLITR I P e 30 o< DICENAY \{v\"s") ‘,:"3 an atural mole or mark on the body. @ ¥ tamarind vinegar, tamarind juice. o] 0% birth, production, origin, the act of g =3 TV, Bt ®O a kind of glue or i ste being born. made from tamarind stones. OB R & ¢ e 39 ®oT3 the skin of tamarind stones. w@j, D éié)j" OR huttu, huttu-ha- lige, s. A large paddle staff. 2. a rudder. A. 0. RO hunike, s. The crown of the =, S, =R to fix a paddle to a boat. head. i\l R = ks, @ to use a paddle with a boat. T. B. ooag‘%}?ga, ®oe2y Bs, Woeed B - Zn2R g boatman. pime, hunnume, huppuve, [ @ocirss ] 11, i e produce of C. W3y Auttuvali, s s. Full moon. a garden or field, or of any trade in general. 0. o> hunnu, s. An uleer, boil, sore. 2. the amount of an assessment. 20 a carbuncle. C. TBR hudaga, See . o 031 %a;:;a, T ®oe & o o) & £ £ Wy = S aCIC3P D 2, & & ®®), a sore to break out. Toey T C. &2 2390 huddhudl-mddu, - e an ulcer to stink. (&) (?2 o [SrE) the fetid smell . a. To put into consternation, confusion, or of an ulcer. alarm. 062 B9 Wotd % an ulcer to x7 ] have an insect or worm in it. TR IY +<J A. C. BB hudi, s. Po v 1 er, dust. Rozo3s ZweeD an uleer to discharge matter. 66"3(;;?7? N in a state of powder or dust. b IR, © 83 (<o) g €3 to apply a poultice to a sore. B3 d T B FRd to reduce to powder. & c"?\"() LN XwgRY, Efd(‘?{% e53® Wet™ an ulcer to &wI% to roll in the dust. dry up. as’;r;?r’\ 08, HOR, WA T W T to C. BB hudigi, s, A girl, damsel., =B put a twist of cotton, with ointment on it, N33 girlishness, girthood. into an ulcer. o TS, Boexy ned the mark C. BoBRIED, hudi-guitu, v, n. Tothreat- of an old sore. o 0w a sore to be in- . €en, menace. flamed, or to fester. C. BB huduku, . a. To look, search, 8. ®3Z luta, adj. Offered with fire, burnt seek for. ®oBo¥30 to gather ap, to look for and in oblation. 2. destroyed by fire, burnt to lay by. =o@% #a%d to look for one’s self, ashes. s. Fire. =, Src) bY- ? %@ to burn in obla- S0BEE to cause to seek, make look for. =0 [5) tion. L to destroy by fire. 3. to kindle 2owE T heing in the act of looking for. BB FoFY,, ®TI Agni, god of fire. C. ToBIT A small hand le hudulkka, s. ¢. 503 hutta. o A suake'si b 1C, especial- drum shaped like an hour glass, and rattled ly a deserted white ants’ nest occupied by a o LR by fortune-tellers, presage s, monkey exhibi- snake. R oJ @y TN to enter its hole, as a ters, &c. serpent does. C. WOTIA huduga, s. A boy. ®oBASs C. o0 hudi, s. The fold of a door. 2. a boyhood, childishness, puerility. BOBIN a dam. =00 me; to dam up. girl, young damsel. C. TaT>TF> huduku, v.n. To shrug up C. TBD, &ozfiodfi% hududi, hudu- the head and knees together, as aperson does dukka, s, A game so called. from cold, &e. . Toged, BB, Rocood Aunase, C. TWoTOR> hudugu, v a. To hide, con- 1013 O e o) ceal, be careful of. 2. to bestud or set in AiC. bfibtfi"é’ hurale, s. A knuckle or joint thes gold, &c., as precious stones, &c. of the hands or toes. pannt al ot b C. TIOR3, WY hudugu, huduvu, 0. o0 hurt, ». a. To parch or fry as corn. foop] (1 s. Partnership, joint concern. 2. property, %o w7, 90 nd parched Bengal gram. o) ey BLRTO, = estate. TeToeen Sn@ to do conjointly. o Neyy pa rched grains of corn. tome 30D — ) merY to be united as two shares. TOTOD T LR, T oo an earthen frying pan. h 8 20T 00w g joint farming concern. LW fried, parched. 5008 =3 fried barley. horsy c. R0 huri, s Thread, twine, twist, pack- Re H. 352, '6632.(‘3; huddd, hudde, s, An o thread. ®00 BB to twist thread. fshle) % o2, s DOLLE 1l office, p‘()>st, pubhc‘ charge or employment. 20 B¢ to untwist thread, to separate of st C. WoI>NIBBH hunugina-belkku, s 4 hor The civet cat. threads. o0 %'E"@;ij to unite, join, 0 IR 2. to twist, twine, twirl, as the mustache. Tiqui C. 6—538)9 hu?flzu, s. The eye-brow. Efcu& d i to set on, rally, encourage, incite to attempt. 7t g frown, knit eye-brows, @owp ricth 5> by = 200 BET, T BP0 to excite, provoke, irri- B, W) R0 to frown, knit the eye-brows. o tate, exasperate ; to pick a quarrel with. i ¥ 2oy ReETS one who frowns. [osN W) @2 o=, = XS] o 5 0. ToBoTFes hurukalu, s. Different grains i3 &, 2%, to make a sign by raising upa the eye-brows. seethed, parched, and mixed with salt, &e. C. X203 huruku, s. An itching sensa- e C. o hubbe, s, Bleaching or whitening my clothes. tion, an irritation in the skin. 2. any thing, 2. the eleventh of the twenty seven o stars. as rice, &c., burnt to the bottom of a vessel flN in cooking. 3. the bark of trees; the rind c. Gfiafi.fié, 6‘63:35?&‘5:35\ hummd, hum- RDF o of tamarind stones. adj. Itching. ma’—pa/s.?fii, s. A bird (probably a fabu- 0 g troublesome kind of itch. WOToF T3 less lous bird). It is represented as a bird of BB BB to have an itching. TITOFY R, AQ happy omen, and as never alighting upon ®T%0 2323 the annoyance of a cutaneous ir- W It eats of its own flesh when the ground. ritation. RoTOF) BTN, BoTwF B2 to sceratch C. { hungry, and the mortal head which it over- the skin when irritated. o3 xo¥ a small bl shadows in its flight, will infallibly, in time, insect very troublesome to men and cattle, 8 wear a crown. Perhaps a pheenix, or griffin, C. B8 hurudu, s. Rivalry, vieing with, or bird of paradise. wosw, 10 its wing, fea~ BB J S I3, BIVY emulation, competition. 1 ther, or plumage. 2. a fan made of 1it. 3. B2 to vie or compete with; to endeavour to I an ornament for a horse’s saddle or head made cast another into the shade; to strive perti- of these feathers. =59, Torh g cloud or ash- I naciously, to emulate. B2y dS one who colour, or dark white. Q does not strive, or one who dces not rival. 0. TIOWATI huy-gadubu, s, A kind e 3 TR ax%afiQm 2uUT?, WAFD what G, of pndding boiled in steam. is the use of vieing one with another? C. BV lmylu, s. Roaring, shouting, ROV BE i c. hurudu-gdréi, s A crying out, 2. the pestering cry of a dun- perverse or obstinate woman. ning creditor. 8. the crying of a cross child. 4. the crying of a tumultuous mob. o, G. 653'(33155:% huruda-kadle, Sece under ol ] @y to ery out, shout. 2, to strike, beat. BT struck, TIMDBE to cry or roar out. C. BT Aurupa, s. A kind of dry scab b WO =059 ©oo 22 to beat to arms, BORO occasioning great irritation in the skin and H [ covering the body with hard knots. % 33 challenging. D C. B®23F> huraku, See =otwo. 0. ®>Tod hurupi, s. A curry-comb. c. B33 hur-akke, s Fried rice. ®oTE, C. WoTowy hurupu, v a. To spread out corn, with the fingers, on the ground, to dry, &, the flour of it. I, s. Elephantiasis. Cc. TR E huradi-pdsati, s, A respectable woman, (zfoc‘;dmaér'?) C. ®oToR003 huru-manji, s, A shrub, C. 1014 BT TR OM the skin of whose seed is used in making red . @38 huli, s. A tiger. 6é’m 200, TVed ory, BoBoseoedg v ) a dark a tigress 53 paint. mtToced T 6?‘:03 QJ, Jwerd g roy (11 ticer B [9) or brown red g 29, #3038 209 the hunting leopard °C a young tiger. \.O{"Su LY © (ti 12 = oe er-fly) the 0. o0 iLZH”?l]?, s. Horse gram, Glycin o tomentosa T WX to Loil gram for spider O J0D = S0¢deS¢ \ J will the horses oMo} e ¥R [CHY & young tiger eat grass? (\\11 reat man J\M) HeTo9 s %’JJ to give a L [osN] %o the horse gram. ¥R SIS TR to s’(eel) gram. descend to what is mean?) O wv claw of a tiger TR v@d‘u water in which gram has been T8 BWF, T Swnwd g \ boiled TOTYR 220 the white fermentation tiger’s skin. of steeped am given to cattle. BT RO C. T2® 6’\)3 (,DOIi) TOOR é3 230Fo oY o, BT LA RN )89 e a horsekeeper ST the GO0, 'o‘éo©/\é3“ & huli- lallwd’rya, liquid of boiled gram mixed with pepper, huli-gatte, imlz l:anda/a, huli-gat- chillies, salt, &c. ; gram mulugutanni x0T tdta, s. A game with small stones and tiles DITY parched gram, ®%0 o & rotten or decayed gram, gram injured by insects Fd 0. BOReDIT huligéshwara, s. A deified BB TOTNBA Boge® 2odo To¥ rotten and Hindu saint 0. ®oOeRRT, oD Auli-moka, unparched gram is for blind horses. ®oToeg & ©% to separate qubICs, grits, &e. from gram huli-mukha, S. The ornamental work BB 8o o 1n washing DD R BoTe HREWS over the gate of a fort, or the entrance itself T FweT 50ed three peovple hold the pot for or the area between the gates of a fort the gram eater (a great fuss about nothing) c. %JUOMSY\D huli-hannu, s, The fruit feeM el LENS TY g very small kind of use- Dalbergi ou/mnenszs. less seed growing among eram 0o’ A. C. 0> hulu, adj. Small petty, little, A. . T2V KN > hurulisu, ». a. To bless Junior, inferior B T g little monkey wish well to. OV, ~'yo ) [0 an insignificant or weak man, a C. 0> hurulu S. se, service, ) P mean fellow, o0 Zw3 g petty king or chief. strength, efficacy. 8. estate, property, sub- 2 a youn little, inferior or junior master. stance. 4. subsistence, livelihood VAT 5 C. XX Aulusu, s. The proper return e srlctalte) D0 TTOYY there 1S 1no use in say- or quantity, as in grain sown. TONTY Fok Ing so oD DI T3 T g =z 3 80w BoTo¥y this thing the crop was fair. ady Thrifty, thriving, is of no use. 83 \Uu ToTo¥Y there looking well, as growing corn. Rowden to is no strength in my bo(h 3 o 2B tg be thrifty spoil by cooking, in doing too much. Gabvis 0. oY K’)JCJ, Wt BT¥Y he has no property SIS, Do sus hulla-mane, kullina-mane, hullu- G 'c‘c’o'fitn PR, T3S 05333, hurekki- mane, s. A thatched house or hut. pudi /czu'e/»/cz hettu r = 9 2] J S, L =S J Flour of parched rice c. chD ) &5 E-E; hullina-chikka, s. A net to cany grass in 0. ®oBwe03>35y hurd-yennu, v n. To bawl out, hoot, halloo, shout c. e hullu, s Grass, straw, hay, the stalk f grass and reeds. e 3ogh dried A. C. D020E hurbu, [=1y | s The eye- grass, hay, straw v 20g0 a kind of reed brow. grass T3¢ oy sacrificial grass, used also H. 3225 o hurmatu, s Character.. v for thatching F3A0 =ogn g high grass [SSNEN IS ° putation, credit, honour, good name. - TooNR xog) a fragrant wide speaved grass ©I7TRT, TosNFEITT one who possesses a @ood N Fe Bog BN G 0J ION] 2RYE 7 (V’) young grass =g rotten character \G)J 2rass. noRe ® ood kind of grass for H. TI3I9 00X hurmdisu, v a To horses TR Ty ragi straw e 0 DO flatter, elate with fulsome adulation. the straw of panicum semiverticillatum £ Py C. BWowRL hulasu, See Bwsw. T oJ TG panicum miliaceum straw MIN 1015 P cC 0% n P CT@2 ToL) a [ 7 Rogw, WE B ogh paddy straw lie right out (said to a man who by his stam- eL, long kind of hill grass used r thatching mering manner shews that he 1s telling an ?*Tvt;f? °¢> meadow grass such as cattle feed untruth.) @8 37 a gentle smile <N 1) a false Jan :j o} [ARLI]S] 20 flo on. wagy, Bzl B large rooted laugh. of coarse grass. wogw BYX to tread out corn C. TV hussane, adv. or ex. Used in with oxen 5 & B w2e3n to thrash corn. fraying away birds, driving cows, &c. 2. the w0 & BLA T to shake up straw or grass. inarticulate expiration made by one under el =y @2 to pull over straw as when thrashing. @ a painful sensation of heat and closeness. 0 to 8 8¢S =g another species of grass C. &,}J%)' Efiago hula, hulu, s. Any kind @ 2 g handful of grass WL TR, BOI 0. G of insect 2% a bad or venomous insect Toe3 an ox or camel load of grass, straw, or TR0 WTHF BY g fetid insect g 6"&@)& BRT 3-6\ I} e RS g bundle of hay:. tio Lo sAY) C. YT hulalku, See mowowo. straw carried on the head. oC [3e} S ), TY 2. the te ¢S, WOT W, Y 3T g stack of straw 0. oY huli, s. Acidity, sSourness. 1 § boiled juice of tamarinds. 3. leaven. adj or hay. wog F0jWY to eat grass, as cattle e P To become sour or G0 L SARAMTe = to graze cattle. ©)) TITO to Sour, acid, leavened. v. n. A g8W) acid. ®%us3y sour boiled rice. 2. boiled rice fil give grass or straw to a horse or ox. J Toy E3 mixad with tamarind juice or other acids TOY @ogd an armful of grass or straw C. & A o T. TO¥R O an acid <» to grub up grass for cattle or horses D (sour water) vine b sour 2 taste. Bowg Bea) gour fruit &““’Q w&c TG e, gy OR g tax on pasturage or b greens. ®O¥ QYT unsour 2. unleavened meadow land s@atdy, to stack up hay, ¢ T TN a small piece of straw used as a @ o So‘;‘ v to express the juice from tama- G.3 &e @eew FUT the inds. B% % to turn sour, as milk, &c. toothpick, stalks of strav @ Qfir”d o S q a variety of ¢ wrry. I business of treading out corn. 2. dealing A In grass or straw 0. ®9030, RoYf> huliyu, hulu, v, n. To 3. the employment of ago rot dem) T8 dec y ed Toy8 30T g decay 1ss cutter. 4. a mean or trifling busi- o} ness WY WE a slight and unsubstantial ed tree. 8 wov83 the tree is decayed &fu 0 cloth. $8 TNT 1t seems rotten. DY o™ g false- hood [ . BB, 6653 T3 hulle, hulle-kara, s. A spotted fmnle antelope. C aiagc)c’:ius huli-né alu, s. Premna her & bacea. o fia")\sfieé & huwovvina-hachchada, s. A superior Tind of cotton cloth C &JKJJ ]zulu, s. Any insect. TR 2R¥Y, T TOFR g kind of ) oe® to have insects in. C, ®o of’?‘? huv-vilya, s. Flowers and betel give n at the time of marriage to marri- itch. 24 ed women, as an offering to the manes of ei- s 663“'353 hu h//-'m, s. Decay, rottenness e ¢ ther a mother, g ndmother great-grand- a hole a pock-mark. adj. Decayed, car- mother, or a former wife wous 2 uncuund, as doctrine. dq)mved TIFOTY m\/“ corrupt, as the mind a pock- (e} “ofi»@% huvovu, s, A flower, See Bs. I, T8O marked face WoFoF T g rotten tree. <o) 0> hushdaru, s. Smartness sharp- Yo T a carious tooth OTAR BoyaSee ~ a2 ness intelligence 1) Lo attentiveness wake- fulness, wariness % his whole body is decayed, (he is over freshness, briskness, as 8, whelmed with debt.) %050 2¢8 unwholesome, from a nourishing diet, &c. ady Awake, a- dvice. lert, cautious. T3 To FovBg a brisk, smart, unsound, or pernicious doctrine, evil TOFCT intelligent man. &R0 37 to be alert, watch- E50% 30T a corrupted or evil mind. o unsound A ful weful [ooN] J / > UD(\QOG S ]‘2/[_. O, XA, Bod husi Z’ u.fi] s. A lie, false- C. TV ISIO SO [esN K} BT (B To fall A hood. v. n.. 'To be 11se. & a liar lutu-higu, hulutu-6ilu, v, n Pat:) a female liar wonNg w8 an untruth, into decay, rot away, become corrupted or false report TONTDTTTR B SRERN W tell the depraved A 1016 o e BR bb’qa@ c. B hit, [2437s. A flower. v 2 To flow- ». a. To fill up, as a hole, to bury, inter, put er ww 3 to tie up flowers, to make gar- under ground. Baews 3w a burying ground. lands. ®»733 g florist. TenREEw Cupid, with A. C. BT lilne, s. A vow, promise, en- flower arrows. ®a2Z e charcoal in a state gagement, a wicked resolution, rash vow. 2. of ashes. RBRFS SR, BREIT power, might, prowess. to make a rash vow, to form a wicked resolu- 8. ®ROFOT hunkdra, s. Menacing, threat- TROTTI 35 ening, defiance. 2. neighing. tion to do some one a mischief. "{54@5‘*3 Ben) By, TeO =28 TOI to menace, defy, challenge. 2 to enter with violence. to neigh. c. BRI /Ltita, part. of ©», Flowered, blos- 0. RpTWRD, BeRE, ki-kodu, hi- somed. w8 1t is 1n flower. S. BB hilti, s. The daughter of Z03. 2 guttu, . n. To say &w in reply to a ques- challenge, call, calling. tion, or as expressive of approbation, or at- tention to a persen relating a story, &c. A. C. BRI hinu, ». a. To undertake, engage in. c. 65@7\’;@ hil-ganna, adj. Wall-eyed. 0. &m&é‘{@fi hit-banna, s. Any light colour. A. C. fi\ra(@?rwaé hiuchegdti, s. A respect- 25 3 paintowithout oil. ful woman. 0. BRI hu-bisalu, s Evening sun- C. B3 }LZ;_]'?., s. A goblet or jug. ), [ shine. 2 an earthen jug or ewer. 6033’%,?«\ TR g c. B0y hii-male, s. Alight rain, slight brass one. s30W)T T3 g copper one, ¥ 2% Y shower. 2. a shower of flowers. T g silver one. C. BASOO hil-mdle, s. A chaplet or C. T hiuta, s. Plan, scheme, design. 2 garland of flowers. preparation. oeads Zwbd the king’s scheme. C. RD0d Au-mudi, s. A topknot orna- A. C. BT hidu, v. a. To fix oxen or mented with flowers. e S0d, v 02 mga horses in ploughs, carts, carriages, &c. to to ornament one’s own top-knot with flowers. harness. 2. to plough. 3. to prepare the warp C. b‘ofl@%&.@@(g hzi-mo’da, adj. Partially or of a loom. 4. to arrange, get ready, setin E2Sbar) slightly overcast, as the heavens. s. Slight order. 5. to build, erect, construct. darkness. IS 13a13N) Be® to prepare or get work ready. T. B. BT, BHTE Aira, hirate, 4q;. BA3A to get oxen and plough ready for work, BOTE WYDD it is 2. to plough. w8k Twd to prepare a fire- Complete, perfect, full. fully grown. place. B3 &8 a working ox, an ox of C. BT, Wweee hurana, hirna, burden, an ox broken in for the plough. BH S Any kind of split pulse mixed with jag- 2T it is ready. gory and boiled into a flat pudding. L, 0. BT ;Llf(_lC’, s. A circular building in the @wWeeHT g coarse wheaten cake with boiled centre of a native fort in which people endea- pulse inside. Bwridg W3¢ ®woF the same vour to secure themselves in the time of an invasion. filled with boiled pigeon pea. T2 R WRER B zwid ®Y) a small village having go BRBY B, BWRBR ToCWNII g ©F a cake of boiled Bengal horse gram. such a place. NS T3 meeeF g cake of ground cocoanut man in charge of it. and jaggory. T FT B0 either of the 2 a S. @ hinpa, s. A barbarian. above boiled in an oblong form. Fwerad @y Euaropean. TR Y o 2 SEES) European language. ¥ the above baked as a cake. ®wes® Buropeans. C. ®AVEDT hiirada-mara, s, Thesilk A. C. B8 hiinate, s. Intrepidity, fear- cotton tree. lessness, valor, prowess. C. WDd hiiri, [%0] 5. A wheaten cake A G &3\@9&%7\) iuizziga, s. A soldier, hero, fried in ghee. valiant man. ¢. B hili, s. The flower Dalbergia A. 0. BRE, BRET> kiinu, hinidu, Oujeinensis., 1017 6 B DR Bon [ seized from, 2. slain, %8 takving away by €. BRDBARI, DHESIBAI huvadiga- force or fraud. nu, hivddiganu, s. A florist. ®<=2ng, I R’ g female florist. S. 63@@3)?3 fi?‘it-tif[)a, s. Mental anguish bl €. B hilva, s, A flower in general. 2 or distress. Ui ¢ the ascending node, TWHT FooP , TedTI iwo C S. 55@5_34:’ BB hrittu, hrida, s. The = g bunch of flowers. BRI ‘EZSL:)D’ a tem- heart, mind, the faculty or seat of feeling and C. porary shed ornamented with flowers. BRD thought (only used in composition). TTR)R S 8o0ed flowers tied up and round a stick in R disease of the heart (literal or figurative.} the form of a feather, a nosegay. TRNS 8% heartburn, &c; anxiety, care, sorrow, grief, D g car ornamented with flowers. TRNS &c. 33 (gone to the heart) sealed in the ¥ a shower of flowers. Be2P3Y Cupid, with heart ormind; beloved, cherished, &c. re- a bow of flowers. TANT €JY, a"qa‘;)é’si the membered, impressed, &c. 2. meaning, intent, €, oil distilled or extracted from flowers and design or drift of the mind. 3 3TN AT used as a perfume, TRII w&; 3 a narrow to pronounce a verse or speech extempore. deep flower basket. TwedS X% B any calico S. fi@'&i’)fio fig*id’agja, s. The heart, mind, with the print of flowers on it. 2edS 3¢ g faculty or seat of feeling and thought. 2. woman’s cloth flowered. TRVI BoRy a ball the bosom, breast. 3. fig. mind, intent, made of flowers. TRRI BW Spring. BRI meaning, scope, purport, &e. 0 T a good RN Jasminum auriculatum. BRI 2P = ¢ heart. =;Tvo R, 9 Bado R dear, beloved. €, TwdS 353 adorning an idol with flowers, 2. grateful, pleasant, agreeable. 3. affecting, ReDS LR,B, BRDS Y1, BedI BoeR the touching. 4. that goes or reaches to the farina or pollen of flowers. heart. &, BaR¢? 3 husband, lover. &y Betoto < - { €. DRYARED llvu-gannu, s, Albugo. Gifi‘io inward anguish, mental distress. ) B0 R, wall-eyed. Bodo 0083 the temple of the breast, the heart €. b‘o’\@@‘ififfi hiwvilya, s. Flowers and be- or bosom. TBSE%w%, humane, pitiful, tender, tel distributed by the bridegroom’s friends merciful, compassionate. %@,y belonging or on the occasion of the bride being promised relating to the heart or mind; borne on if, in marriage. proceeding from it, prodaced in it, &ec., dear, A. 0. BOTT, DBWIR hisaka, hisiga, beloved ; affectionate ; pleasant, &c. s. A lar. 8. B33 Arishita, adj. Rejoiced, glad- dened. 2. surprised. A. 0. WX hilsu, [3] v a. To daub, 2 2 smear, anoint, or spread upon any thing. S. 65@23\35 hrishika, s. An organ of sense. TR, to break wind downwards. s. A fart. 2y2¢F<® Vishnu or Krishna, as lord of the [ Nop) e VB to break wind downwards. senses. 208:¥ one who does s0. S. bfi@?{i hrishta, adj. Rejoiced, delighted, A. C. BRIDAWYS hiisu-gdlu, s. A staff gladdened. with which dogs are led to the chase. G. &3@?\3;3 hriswa, [8)%] s. (in gram.) A A. C. Be® Mihe, s. A coward, poltroon. short letter. TR 3R ®ed coward ! why have a weapon ? i) oo C. BOATD BSORT > hengadu-bengadu, C. BRYS, B X(é > hatlu, hatlidu, o, o adj. Stupid, rude, barbarous. To fill up, as apit; to plant, bury, inter, G secrete or hide under-ground. S. The sedi- c. 'osoo‘fi"%) hen-gappe, s. A female frog. ment or accumulated deposit in a well. Tw¢ C. WBOREL hengasu, s. A woman, female. P C Q e hidden treasure. BRYF, TR, the act 2 a wife. BoNRTTY, VORINALY women ; A BRYIT BB, BLYID zon of burying, interment. wives. 30n%) Ro@ hushand and wife. Q0 € 2 2 ¢ a burial place. TR¥ T the mind is TT T, o VW omen and children. flull or overwhelmed. c. ?SOK%OS: kengaleiya, s, A dolt, block- S, '03@'@’ hrita, adj. Takenaway, borne off; | head. 1018 gon Tocre i C. Wors BRormo & kengdta-pengdta, C. 0N, Wons hemmi, hemme, s, Pride, s. Rude, clumsy, awkward, fambling, bung- insolence, arrogance, haughtiness, highmind- Bor b330 S rete] ne b3 WO 2037 ling, or unhandy work. edness. 05070, BoBeR an insolent, haugh- o 293 to check or bungling work, ty, arrogant man. 0. WoRITTB hen-gudure, s, A mare. humble pride. ¥y, 0% F=%0 enough of your insolence. Y. TORIRD hengusu, See Benw, C. 0023 henchu, s. A tile. o 5] a broken A. C. BT ?f_}g hek-kattu, s. The nape of the neck. piece of pot, a potsherd. 8¢S o, 'a?;gooez’a the head tile. oW I WagE, Wwedg B 00=, O%< Ja A6 525862 hekkala, s. Flation, extacy, transport, rapture. BHITER 103 to roll in potsherd, broken tile. Do S W g play with broken tiles. Bo 03 (&3 03 g house with a tiled extacy or pent roof. A. C. b‘fi)cfl%g?"\'))) hekkalisu, v.n. To roax as a lion. C. Bo&3 hente, s. Aclod. 2. an unburnt 2. to snap, as parched corn. brick. 3. a hen. Hobkly TRBBW, Vol Tew, Adg. CL?%%?)J hekkalu, v, n. To be elated, %otk 9%y to cut out bricks from prepared overjoyed. 2. to abound. earth. 2oty KB a wall made of unburnt A 0. ifigfi hekkale, s. Caked earth, s, bricks. oy LBXY to break clods. okl flat lump. FwZ3 g club for breaking clods. C. BARUTD /L{?f/(llai}e, s. A joint-farmer, s %oéfii’fifado hente-godda, s. A large co-partner. lizard or bloodsucker, 0. XARWBA hegala-bddige, s. The ©. o3 henda, s. Spirituous or vinous liquor. hire of a ploughing ox. 2. toddy or fermented Hquor extracted from different trees chiefly of the palm species. C. DAL ]wgalu, s. Shoulder. IRoBROI EoBrT, BoBSwl, a drunkard, tippler. Fomd ©2,3 to press or pat on the top of the shoul- der. BAEW to extract toddy from a tree. WoBB Vo TnY BweB g barden carried on the shoulder. 2 a toddy vessel made from a large bamboo. BRY ot the clavicle or collar- et o o bone. o RO VFoL a large leather bag for carrying Friw B¢ g wallet or provision bag carried on the shoulder. BRY TR the toddy on an ox. ToBT 8 a small liquor bottle made of one skin. Br=v B0 date toddy. neck of oxen becoming chafed in ploughing. ) OO o) 20N %oB cocoanut teddy. 9¥¢ o3 palmyra A, C. A B8R heggattavattige, s toddy. A bonna book. 2. alarge sword. C. BA &, begga,t,tu, adj. Pinioned. 0. %oB3 hendati, s. A wife. no®d BorD, Rogord hushand and wife. o8 E wife ¥, $00 s to pinion, fasten the arms te woBd ) To, 3y the side. and children. LoBEDT), BoBIRYY, BoBEBTINRGY, To -9 3 [e1cten) VoD wives. A ‘07‘37/\’\?;«’@) heg-gadala, s. The grest 0. Bow hende, s. Cow-dung. sea Or ocean. For words beginning with o See 2. ©; 6207\:\'63 heggade, s. The head man of C. BoBB, RBoTIB00RT hendare, avillage or town. 728, %2 his wife, hendare-tondare, s, Confusion, disorder, Tow BRA g head or chief among shepherds. Bons B8wonBuwsdA in oJo - WY TJoMhod TR if want of arrangement. fesloyet] Eé?fixta%co'satid’ nod confusion, higgledy-piggledy. the wife rule the roast, the husband will sink c. Efio;‘%_é‘_oda hen-nettaru, s. Inordinate below a maimed dog. flow of lochia. C. DA &2 heggune, s. A very large rat, A. C. ZYSO?{:)) hempu, adj. Joyful, happy. a bandicoot. 7 ¢33 s a bandicoot’s hole, %R €T @3 a handieoot trap. C. WosoTF Yo hem-makkalu, s. Female children. C. &f'/;\)\fig% keg-[/allu, s. Large grits found in grain when fanning. A. 0. T000T hem-mara, s. A very large tree, s %75\?‘, 537\;\?%"' heggala, heggalike, 1019 T 0% s. Greatness, excellence, superiority adj 0. ‘”e;i B, 523 R heckekike, hechelige, 5} 8, | Great, excessive, superior, distinguished, pre- S. Inu ease. & . exaltation promotion, ad- eminent 2R ¥a370 to become excessive, su- vancement. 3 excess excessiveness su- C. - perior, &c BRYFI a pre-eminent person perfluity. 4 eminence, excellence [ any P one who excels, a chief, superior. thing unusual, extraordinary, or out of the e C. B To heg-gddu, s. A large forest or common way, %% A 3nm FoF o take more C. & wood than is due, to take in excess N InA, fi C. B fer) /zeg gana, s. A large kind of e A &weF to increase, promot exalt, ad- to stone oil mill worked by two oxen B AR vance 2. to raise, as rent, &c 0. one of the superior class amoung oil men who A small flat R ez R hechekige, s i work the above kind of mill basket used for putting meal in, setting out fruits, &c C. @20 heg-gdi, s. A large unripe al fruit C. we3d ]lP('flCfill, s. Eminence, superiority. e C. B7F> 3 keg—gare, s. The grass, andro- 2. excess, exaggeration, superfluity. 3. any pogon aciculatum. thing extraordinary. 4. surplus 5. too C. Wr» %) R 9 heg-gdli, heg-ghdli, much adj. More, better 2. high, eminent P> s. A hwh wmd superior. (3] excessive, exaggerated, super- fluous, copious, superabundant 4, extraor- C. wfi?‘@’ heg-gdle, s. A large trumpet 0 or horn. dinary, remarkable. 5. excellent, noble. 6 fo valuable v. n. To augment, increase B R C. WA> heggu, s. Fault, censure, blame C 8% 2 the disease is increased, become worse, reproach BR) BT, BARD to find fault [0 a3t wBY ®23 heis very high or lofty. with, reflect upon, blame n_-} i TP W B QLV % she is very proud, con- BARY0E heg-gunte, s A weeding f ceited, or hwhnnnded T T I0J0W s g oreat plough or extraordinary man ®w 2wi™ to exceed G C. WAR>OBR hegguritige, s. The plant prevail, surpass [ =, T LW o Increase, Aletris hyacinthoides. enlarge, exalt, promote 2. to increase the C. C. %/\a 308> heg-gurutu, s. An asterisk sound or aise the notes of an instrument or m‘uk in writing to point out any thing. B B2 hesides what is over c. BR ez s heg-gechchalu, s. A large 0. u,?,é'-b hechehu, v, a. To mince, cut up A udder e T 9 2 ®S minced small, “as vegetables, &c. BRWO, WRWOB heg-gombu, vegetables. heg-gombe, s. The main branch of a tree G, c. %eéo Fow0 hechehu-kadime, ady c. 003 ®F hechcharike, [532%] 5. At- About more or less. s. Differerce, variation, teuhon, care, wariness, (hhoence, being a- unevenness, inequality 28RR 8 Jedrw ware, alert, or on the look out BE D to be wxY B Fo there is a great difference careful, watchful, on one’s guard. 2. to a- between this word and that TR FRD I wake, &ec @n%o disrespectful words. QTIS g Te LR C. WeF g /zec/zcfiala, s. Joy, gladness, ex- T2 8 there is no difference or variation in P tacy, elation 2. abundance, excess 3 su- this e (&) [ = Foothn$y differences, variations. periority, pre-eminence adj. Much, excess- <9 68233 7~o0F hechchu-gdrike, s. Ex- ive, distinguished, superior, pre-eminent 23 ¢ TR altatlou, promotion. ¥ R’ to be puffed up, elated 0. Reds RoRF, medo mood hechehu- vain, to vaunt C. T0e3D Ao hechchdgu, o » To aug- gunike, hechchu-guni, s. Simple ad- dition. ment, increase, multiply, thrive, prosper. 2 2% M3 to add up a sum in ad- dition. to abound, be excessive, to become too much =9 to become highminded, proud, elated. = c. aeaofifi voe hechclugegdrtiy, s, A 253 T increased, exceeded urpassed pr oud lofty, or reserved woman. 1020 B3 689% ¢, oo oBoRI 0 hechchu-pdrupatya, C. WEB, VIR0 heda-mudi, heda- s. Obfi’usion, interference. MUTL, adj. Pinioned, as the arms. BET0 P » o3 Q0 3o 20 w3y to pinion. c. 6385;;3‘5? hechchuvali, s. Success, e3’ prosperity. 2. increase. [} ?355% [SvArTa] pros- A. C. BT kedaru, s. Fools, simpletons. pered. c. BBR hedige, s.- A large basket. 2. a c. 2% hechche, s Indelible marks or basket used by two persons in throwing out figures made in the skin. called 230 7:3 TR go to water from a pond into a channel; tattoo, algo %"B SHET BRR. a. 53@ izejje, s. The foot, the print of the c. TBRRRS hedige-genasu, s, A yam, foot, Jtrack, trace. BE, OB BE 4T, BY 0. W& hedu, See B, &30 to walk, put down the foot, to make c. BB hede, s. The hood of a serpent. an impression with the foot. ?58'53( 23 to n2 o = 0. BESD hede-tale, See %338. track, trace, follow by the footsteps. N ©¥3 the measure of a footstep. ¥z}, A= h s c. “fifi@b)fig@' hede-ikkala, s. A kind of tongs with scolloped mouth for taking 29w%W to learn to walk, as a child. %%9 o + IBSW to walk. smelted iron from a forge. hive or c. ®¥3 hedd4, adj. Dull, stupid, doltish, c. 7% 00 hejjénu, s Rock, weak in intellect, ignorant, foolish. e mountain honey, which is larger than that found on branches. stupidity, foolishness, doltishness. zfiz’é SO S a dolt, blockhead, a dull, stupid man. c. @&, hetta, s. An unburnt brick. 2. a SoBTw ] clod, 8. the sediment of castor oil. 2wd IS IR it is well to be the 4. pre- BLIOFTIR fi’é@?fd paration. o ~ consent. 6 a bundle of thorns senicr though foolish. L FTER e agSe though the speakers be for dragging over a field after sowing. dolts, have the hearers no sense ? c. BB, R hettige, s. A beam, the centre 0. R hena, s A dead body, a corpse. beam of a roof. B WA to burn a corpse. BHO TRFY, TR C. W&, heftu, v. a. To box, strike with Te¥® to bury a corpse. BDeo TRYR [N the fist. 2. to drive, force in, prick, pierce. son of a dead strampet (a term of abuse.) 3. to embrace sexually. 4. to throw. Beo ToooB g base widow. B BRI to carry a corpse to a cemetery. Beare® g cemetery. AL O 00@3%7? hettuge, s. Horripilation. 2. a female friend. 0. BT, WREVOR, WLOROT henagu, c. &3, hefte, s. A hen of fowls. henangu, /zezmgafqlu-, v. n. To cope, con- hedaku, tend, struggle, strive, fight, box, strike. 2 A. C. BBT, WGI> hedaka, s. The shoulder. 2. the extremity or horn to resist, oppose, to enter into competition. of a bow. 3. the clavicle. 4, the neck or 3. to discourse. the nape. X8 BB the horn of a bow. BT, WEORWET c. 5’39@&5;3’9, BEF 2B to strike on the nape. BT SN hepa-mdre, kenadatta, hena-rdma, o to break the collar bone. B3+ wif a s. A coward. cloth which is thrown over the shoulders. 0. BRBIP henad-uni, s. A sprite, gob- XeFd, heda-kattu, adj. Pinioned. lin. 2. a fox, vulture, &c. BETd, T to pinion. A. C. RS hepava, s A cripple, one c. B3R hedage, s. A large basket. an who has no use in his legs. Rwotd g hetel nut. 0. VT30 heneyu, v.4. To twist, en- c. B3ID heda-tale, s. The back of the twine, interlace; to ratfan chairs, put tape, head, nape of the neck. BB3S wédeaj a small &c. on a bed-stead ; to weave with large in- lock of hair left below the large one usual on terstices or meshes; to plait, as mats, &c.; the head of brahmans and others. 383 zo¥ to link on or unite. R ey to build a a curved root of hair at the back of the head. nest. weF] WETBw to plait a mat. W BB 1021 L) oM Rl ww to knit a fishing or fowler’s ne B3R grandfather, %3 83 the mothol' who bore to o 20 g o0 to rattan a duu’ 3 3039) one %3 3N oW Nov'y 3262 JQ.““ o) 2 wi. e will she 2, turf, to n nal KE & who devours her own mother let her mother- a basket., Togp 3 20 to pl(ut straw. silen pur S 2e) ~ [ooXan) vP\ plait or pmt work. BFRCBNIS in-law go (unmolested) P &g cdnR % the time or N4 =563 -2 one who plaits BEB o to fix cattle so as day of one’s birth #E & congealed oil. i =B el o to tread out corn. € put -} RAON] COE gulated or curdled milk 0 & TR C. 0 & Tficv(\flb‘a o] henn-arasina- C. o\,uo hettu, past part. of B. ®3 grea %o to bm o forth, as a child 2. to congeal kombu, s, A longv awiety of turmeric root C. % 3. as oil, to turn, curdle, coagulate, as milk, ahol C. BRR fiennya, s. An effeminate person a coward pt fo) have in one possession, &c. 3803 curd- e =0 TSR C W led, turned, &c EL‘J) Yos @i go as to be- > hennu, s A woman, female, a girl com coagulated B33 1t is congealed or 0us, intended for a wife. Female. B FR adj coagulated 0, \)D G o =20 @ to lie with a woman., = to deflow- T, B. 0300 hedaya, 5 =y Z’;ovc} S. The o er, ruin a woman [esfer)) = T v a female child. heart, mind 1 W By 3% g woman’s estate. WV LN e] a mare. By, 2R ) =2v0) ¥ a hen 0w, %0 female 0, BT, VT G"o hedaru, hedari- 1 e fm 20® g OL{"\ S (¢9] kollu To fear L(, afraid, frightened children L tigress. SR, V. W &y o s o9 72,9 a bitch TOFD 9 @ a female goat [es r‘afi or al 1'mu1 fear, timidity, cowardice. % 1\1 e = RS ° S a female elephant. F{““ a female tm‘flu. QoL 0% > x3 (] NS ohe who is not afraid It o) B\isd. HBon WeTEFI AT » Bea) ReT a woman’s throat. G =t HVE a courageous man. ol 3 a timid man W & B 00 WO7 A )0 to stand agh S BRI relations on a woman’s side coward b il 9,26\ Wl S T propiticu s a woman’s natal star. with fright. © v to frighten, alarm, make the 2. a company of women S g ook the afraid & ) to censure, huff, scold T WRE 0% wrangling of a wife. i(a S oW the nolse do not fear, do not be afraid ) made by women. © 3 Tond FoE I will DSON fzeflzju, ». a. To plant, stick @ 2 not live with that woman. :fl T8 STEWN 5 I ix in the ground et, . f FT g father’s giving away his daughter in [osia) QLA c. o hede, s. A bow -string. hand into 0.3 marriage, by putting the bride’s to string a bow. 8¢ that of the bridegroom, and then pouring A, 0. B3 hedda, adj. Great, large, big, spa- v L water on it to shew the entireness of the gift 3o0ld cious e\tgnsn €, 2. chief, principal § C. e FooeF hennu-kunike, s. A sin- ancient G, 1 gle slip noose. A: C. o\,fi ]Ledda, s. A leverused in moving e A henruga, s. An effeminate per- forw ‘il‘ds the car of an idol. son z&mf & effeminacy, cowardice. 0 c. RS heddar e, s. Alarge stone put un- C. T &@f henpu-chilaka, s. A hasp C, der the axle of a car when standing still for a padlock. c. RS hed dale, s, A large head, the C. og{f“o BedR hepnu-jirige, s. Along 0, uppcr part of which projects forwards. narrow 1 ind of cummin seed. C. 68@06 hed-ddri, s. The high way, the C. W deRe RS kennu-shigé-gone, s. great 10 . A long kind of 3:R’kFa. C. ) c. EY“BO'B %ZBQ‘;) hed- dm(lz, hed—d’mz, o C. mc")O(B béo&oa 008! = Y o0 hennddi, S. A rrl eat fe: 1st or meal, ) 0B YUeR), to eat iwmbeae, ]&6/7:,5/10(11, s. An effeminate =8 o‘@m &Mdo, [oofalelc) C. much or voraciously. person, coward, poltroon. VT, Y (AT g glutton. 6‘35 hetta, past rel. part of 8 B heppu, s. Any thing put into milk ‘vthh bore or brought forth. 2. which to cause it to turn or curdle. 9. grass turf. coagulated. 3T a parent. 33,5 parents 3. caked, &ec. FRB TRy to put 1 Eé 800 8=y a maternal grandmother. any thing to curdle or turn milk. S T to a father. 2. a grandfather. 33 a paternal put down turf B3, I to hdlden &;fia 1022 520 e oroh) 2J e 1¢ ™ to be turned, as milk. 2. to be firm, as another woman, a strange woman. BT a- turf. 3. to be congealed. 4. to be quashed, nother thing. BT, BOYNRY other things. o silenced, or die away, as a report. Bt Tale C. BT, 6’86-3%’@?’) heraku, heraki- D FBFERIDY TR 5339, N we have no tidings 3 7{0_”’&&, v. @. To choose, select. B3F to of it recently, the report has died away. cause to choose or select. G &)8(3) égfi heb-batte, s. The high road, the 0. WTD fiervadi, s. A bamboo sieve, =32 great road. BB, BIB =Y to sift. C. WeNDT hebbadike, adj. Filthy, nasty, abominable. c. BT hera-tale, s. Thenape, the back of the head. %085 I8, BTFY 3T the tendon . &?8@? o hedbalasu, avdj. Very circuit- of the ¢rapeziwm mwuscle forming the nape of ous the neck. o ‘638)%)'?\@) heb-bdgilu, s. The town gate A. €. BBTFBRH herara-kdduvava, p or chief entrance. (5] Lk the front door of a house. s. One who waits on others, a dunner, teazer. - C. ’cgeo?a)d, T2 o hebbdra, hebbd- o . C. 'Ogd? herali, s. Clods of earth in a plough- ruva, s, A chi ef, superior; t 1 i 1¢ head man of ed field. eI ood [oh) 2 =S o LT a3 class of a village. ) brahmans so called. C. B> heralu, s. The long braided or 2 great or eminent plaited hair that hangs down the back of a brahmans. Hinda female. BTP Wores, BT Wone3d the 5 60 853&85, fia‘z)defa keb-bet- gold ornaments worn on it. 536";) TOTO to u heb-battu, heb-beralu, s The braid the hair. thumb, or great toe. c. 33 Z@Qx-n B)\U [9] o heralé-kdi, s. A kind of C. R H oS heb-biéna, s. A great feast, a bitter orange. splendid meal. c. 0> heru, v. a. To bear, bring forth, as C. 6:3_3&:2)33‘3 keb-bonu, 5. A large trap a child. v. n. To congeal, as oil, &c., to cur- for catching tigers, &e. dle. 2. to have, attain, obtain, acquire, pos- C. G??J“Q'@ heb-bhdvu, s. Theboaor large Sess. 802 to cause milk toturn, &e. BT, (o< o - serpent. 0rR the act of bringing forth, accouche- c. enyd, %3383@ helibluli, hebbuls, ment. 2. agg t=Y<] lutination, congealing, curdling. s, A r‘oyal tiger, the male tiger. BOR £, =OR 87 to bring forth a child, to be delivered. =07, ¥ %D to bear children. C. W fiéejo hem-makkalu, s. Female children. 23, BD ghee to congeal. I 208 how C. ®32), 0 hem-mara, s. A large tree. many accouchements does this make? A. 0. 3 here, s 'he moon. 2. the slough c. E%)Efiraéb hem-mdri, adj. Very fierce, of a serpent. 3. any pulp, &c., from which severe, or cruel. 4. grease for 0. By, BT hemme, hemmike, s. the juice has been expressed. wheels. Insolence, self—?onceit, vanity, pride. By 5. the juices or strength of the body. B3 RET e 3, [CSEXY)) o3, 83,793 g proud, vain, conceited man. a serpent which has shed its skin. =T wuz to cast its slough, as a serpent. o) 55033{523 ]Léj/}/(l%@, s. The force or sound of a stone thrown from a sling. . B3, V030 kere, hereyu, v. a. To shave or pare off, as the outer coatings of c. %3 kera, pro. Other, of or belonging to ) another. 33> another man, a stranger, a some fruits, &ec. & to .grate, as a nutmeg or %0 ©.2 cocoanut. BT Fes, Bdwe JoF gn instru- person not belonging to one’s family, sect or ) [o9) ment resembling a nutmeg grater, but gene- country. %33 of or belonging to others. - GO Feteo s o rally used for o o rating the kernel of the cocoa- T others (mas. and fem.) 03 the it G nut. house of others. 2333 3% 20380 asking others, 2 -3 or strangers, 00 2335003 abusing others. C. VT here-mara, s. An instrument %08 D%, % the children of strangers. BTF for levelling land after ploughing. 1023 B N B eT =D o C. o NV 7Ty hesar-gollu, See under Py ted. 38:32 373 I the relation between the [e3) 20, i’\' originating principle and the product, be- E « tween cause and effect. c. XX hesaru, s. A name, appellation, T2 B/ 33 mal 2. fame. designation. 3. green gram. =3 IS F, ¢33 this employment is the means ¢ g TR, BITFBEN, BIRFBEW, BICBR0D, BIT of my subsistence. 7%=, #:33) the ground o o °0 o ({& =, ®IRRFE to get a name, become of a quarrel. TeBIE, W the cause of ruin. B8R e g i ches noted, famous or celebrated. BIOFY,, BID KoY the stating or exhibition of a cause. C. i FAB to name, give a name, B BT Ind sBwg @ he went under that name. BTTIA by name, C. 25@@’353%? /LC’IfU-iZEu,Z‘i, s. A coward, pol- [ in name only. B BID Ind B TUTR, BB troon. he pretended that and went on this business. . BBy Adtu-kollu, See . C, g BICY, FOBW $0 call by name. oF, Bk sef1 C. 03> hénu, s. A louse. eS¢ anit &9 what is your name ? BIW & split green hurd BI38y, to pick lice out of the head, &c. gram. ICI THRD a4 mess of boiled green B9 BIBIA seif Ty B Wy, e Bwg to kill lice, gram, oz £XoATRS he is notorious as 5] (! a thief. o BFRY BeSy w83 lice are destroying with this girl’s head. tola C. XRNIIDoB hesavana-mara, s A'large §. e héma, s. Gold. 2 e (gold 2 o species of tree, Artocarpus integrifolia. stealer) a goldsmith. BFRE)T a gold co- [ C. %Q;C’JJ helalu, See =ow. loured species of transparent mica. BIZH) C. égd helava, s. A cripple, one who can- # 8¢ the country from the ghauts near Se- R not use his feet. ringapatam. Ston C. 6?‘;? keli, s. The tire of a wheel. 8. W00, LeF0TTB> Admanta, e hémanta-rutu, s. The cold season, for o oy;;% helike, s. A bracelet of alternate b coral and gold beads. % 7y, to put it on. two months, about November and December. 8 X s. &?\Qfi)f@@j héma-kita, s. One of the C. 6?3‘2;7? fie]w'ge, s. A large basket. IR ten T8, w3 to pack up goods and move en-masse, ranges of mountains dividing the known SaLts tun as farmers, &ec., upon the occasion of some continent into nine oAl It lies immedi- Pla public grievance. ately to the north of the Himalaya. (% 8. WeHoAPE héma-garbha, s. A par- C. %@;) helle, s. Any lump or clod of earth. m ticular medicinal compound, of which gold is C, & AL, 68\30&3 hénte, s. A hen. an ingredient. C. 20T hékuli, adj. Mad. #0 Ruos (Or 8. WEHYRZ,, DEORTNET héma- T2a% a, mad dog. and pushpa, héma-pushpaka, s. The yel- o. 53{’5353 hétu, s. A seed used as a marble. or low jasmin. 2. champaca. Ouf (oF *03-3@ hédi, s. A coward, poltroon, timid 8. DeRow0d hémalambi, See Bizvon, § e Q) man, effeminate person. 22383 cowardice, Teo %12 a coward in battle. 8. TWeNIVOR hémdnga, |gold bodied] s. aig effeminacy. Brambha. 2. Garuda. 8. a lion. 4. mount S. ée@ héti, s. A weapon. 2. a flame. 08 Méru. 8. 300 T, Do hétu, hétuve, s. Cause, ] ground, reason ; occasion, spring, originating 8. 58@3553@, DeRWRES hémddri, e héma-parvata, fgolden mountain] S. circumstance or principle ; motive, impelling fls\) Mahaméru. 8 % or inducing princigle. 2. purpose, meaning, intention ; desire, wish. &2 NPT that has 8. 8003 héya, adj. Bad, disgusting, dis- Jea involved within itself its ground, reason, agreeable, objectionable, loathsome. X meaning, &c.; or, that has some involved or 8. edoey héramba, s. Ganésha. 2 a 3 :E implied sense or signification, as a speech, buffalo. sentence, word, or act. k3 308y that has c. eV hérala, adj. Much, many. s 0 a cause or spring: that is produced or effect- Joking, making fun of, Ly 1024 hey P AR o ide] TeP the Ci 53€d7§ ke’ra]e, s. A bitter kind of orange. untoward, contrary. BBy FY future or I ~~ C. éQUD"{J herddu, v. n. To haggle in coming time. 2. an unnatural season, evil making a bargain. time. ans a9 C. TeRTF S hésara-katte, s. A mule. ind C.»éedo fi(:’?’u, adj. Wide, broad, extensive, — great. BRTED g great forest. BS.TFa broad I, c. ReNF, WeAR hésike, hésige, s chest. BT a great blaze. Filthiness, nastiness. 2. disgust. 3. shame, O &?de }18’1"1, s. A sack of corn. 2.0 B¢ modesty. adj. Filthy, nasty, disgusting, \r\\ 0) ©%, SRR 0B wd bring a sack of paddy. loathsome, abominable, disagreeable, unplea- a3¢Bo 80w fo fill a sack. sant. “ o xR soiled, stained, dirty, unclean. C. 58{‘53 héru, v. a. To lift or hoist up, to an 3w to soil, dirty, make filthy, B¢7 #e ®% to disgust, make loathe. BRAR QYTI It set upon, put upon; to lade, load, freight, burden. a woman who has no refinement of feeling, (¢ B0 %ago to bear a burden one’s no sense of propriety. BWAS g filthy, self, to put on or lade one’s self. Wong SogeS B to load a cart. disagreeable, disgusting man. g fi\m&m B to load with manuve, as a cart, &c. O to cause c bgg?ib ize’su, v. a. Toloathe, feel disgust. to lade. 20 =2 i TwE to get ome’s self laden. 2. to disregard, not to mind. adj. Disagree- 0 2. to allow itself to be laden, as an ox, &c. able, disgusting. BT BB g disagreeable voice. BT3y BeD to lade sacks of corn, &e. oA, 2ex0¥ disgust, horror, the act of loathing. 103 the act of lading, freighting, &e. Yo <D to punish a debtor, &ec. by putting a T. B. 3093, R hélana, hélane, stone on his head and making him stand in See B3, the sun, &c. &id&fi 033_)0, zfi\c\);?a’go an ox Of A. . RegoB héldda, ad;. Stout, great. burden. B¥dB ¥ g stout coat of mail. S. 55036)3 716‘761716, s. Slight, disrespect, con- 14 tempt, gibe, jeer, ridicule, supercilious or con- P B, 63@?, '(73@@ héli, héli, s. The sun. tumelious treatment or estimation. 2. sport, (03 Efiggfi ]ZC”,ZZ'!/@, s. A deep round basket ! play. with a small mouth, used for bringing fowls c. ool héldta, s Dysentery, bowel to market, &ec. 2. a clothes’ basket. complaint. C. 53@?0 hélu, v. a. To say, tell, narrate, I5 o BDCQG’JJ hélu, v. n. To void excrement. s relate, recite. 2. to teach, instruct. BT Ordure. to cause to say, tell, &c. B¢ #@g& to ad- 2. the dung of men, dogs, crows, [« dress, represent, announce. 2. to learn a and most other animals, S S>30y a filthy or disgusting man, B BwRW cuticle or language ; to repeat to one’s self, Eerio] fi(? ) outer skin. F8F0 to con over a lesson. BgPFR SR hear- say. 3% TEW to send word. Be® Fagto S. &333 héle, s, Sport, play, wanton dalli- ance ; lascivious endearment. teach, advise, BRY TRET FUT, B w08 B 2. disrespect. % a shameful thing not proper to mention, ot C. 3033, BeROTF, WesOR héva, héva- an indescribable business. T Bws Idy 3 rike, hévarige, s. Shame, modesty, blush- Sy 382 mind what T said. YR to ly ing. 2. disgust. BRFOW to be disgusted, tell beforehand, forewarn. BRY Begd to ashamed. demonstrate, prove. 7% Be% (so say) you o J 8. 00 o ¢ [ are right. B3 T8 %% mention it in 02d hévilambi, s. The thirty-first year in the cycle of sixty. the proper place ; tell it to whom you ought. VBT, W to invite to a meal. 3% 833 C. DR hdshige, See #cne. unspeakable. @B¥BI5#%0 with him who told. S. fifif’@)\ hésha, s. The neighing of a horse B¥ FwoB F28 the word spoken. By TSR or the braying of an ass. @™ g horse. SrE0Ey though you talk what is yet done ? LY 7 T. B. 203§ Adshya, [»5 DJ adj. Future, B¢ what shall I say ? what can be said ? hereafter. 2. portentous, ominous, adverse, #¥o having told to say, or so having said, 10 6 I S BrROTD ‘é%es‘—oe 08 Be® WD it is said ; the message is deliver- Kol 5?@ =BI3oy heikasddavennu, v n. To applaud, encourage, say bravo! well abta ed. ST,y BFD YT they asked me to tell. T BT Pl (] done! om 3oy FRE0 hear what I i&ffi@?fiCfo '7"'(‘5 ‘-E-”JE%?J to recelve en- B30T wBY wuokdy there is much to couragement. €nce say. ude be said. ¥R B¥3 he said strongly or em- c. ®wo fon, (in comp.) Gold, golden. enjo phatically. BFwgesadiTThotie: have you BT Jwod BrFwre F 3 N C. é@ofié%fi hon-gattige, s. A gold enju any thing to say? mace. dev Fwer Lot FarRdgy T can neither speak nor C. BRORT R hon-gadduge, s. A throne be heard with him. To BERR (BPT) TR I3 of gold. e @ to follow directions given. C. BWOARD hon-gari, s. The feather of any c. TY> heikalu, s. Boys or girls be- an arrow. 9. a feather of gold, a gold co- DUt tween the age of five and fifteen. loured feather. yice C. 5T heida, s. A boy or girl, as called c. 2wworw® hon-galasha, s. A gold n0ta by parents or near relatives, while between vase., 0r co the age of five and fifteen. B303% a call to To effervesce, to a boy. BB, BITR a call to a girl. C. BLoR> hongu, v. n boil over, riselup, swell, as the sea. 0. &0 T000 0> heidar-dbddu, s, Hy. gaim, C. Bon honge, s The tree Galedupa 0 derabad. herse arborea, Rox. 800R 57 oil made from the c. Y32 heinu, s. Cows giving milk. 2. ad 1 S < eeds e the period called 3339 ¥ hetween May thel and September, during which season the c. @J@Of% /zon-gqjje, s. Small spheri- X ) 3 cal bells ofwgold worn round the waist. Work heavy monsoon takes place. z;faé F3a 00 g» B0 B3Soctk have you any cows giving ¢. BRoNeT hon-gelasa, s. Work in 0y milk ? 33033 corn standing in the heavy gold. self wet weather. @330 W8, monsoon paddy. 3 e ’63@07?'@0 hongelte, s. Praise, eu- C. % & 1”3 wet lands for sowing paddy during logium, encomium. 8 the monsoon. C. Twoeds, SweoesTedy honchu, AC 8. !X heima, adj. Golden. honchi-kollu, v, n. To over-hear. 2. to amg spy clandestinely. 3. to lurk, lie in wait or 8. &%350,-5 3 heima, heimana, adj. Belonging or relating to frost, cold or winter. ambush, oo 37 an ambuscade, ambush, C.u\] ne3 g listener, o, lurking place, seowds, 8A0B) 8. %@gfioog heimanta, s. The winter BROWF season. spy, one who tries to over-hear. Rwowd 3@ to watch lurking, spying. R 8. (DD heimavati, s. Phrvati. 2 =2 < %0 to listen secretly, spy, lur k., Bweo sl the Ganges. to secretly. BrotZy T to lie on the watch, {h S, B 00RVeS heiyangavina, s, Ghee to lie in ambush. prepared a day before it is used. 2. fresh €. butter. C. 63@02.53333‘”? honchu-male, s. An un- Al expected rain. 0R H, 300080, (003 heirdna, heirdna, ¢. Bwo® honda, s. A public tank in a ady. Perturbed, disturbed, discomposed, dis- 0, village. tressed, disordered, through sickness, pain, S Q0 v C. SO ° hontakdri, s A clever, j}/ll fatigue, or mental affliction. BT, TBITI able, or scheming man or woman. Joi perturbation, discomposure, distress, disquiet- C. BROWD hondari, s. A small bamboo fab] ude, troubled, harassed or wearied state. =3 & sieve. by Temen woid T am come fatigued, T 3T o3 the horse is tired. 03 IR to o ”0‘3@025?7? hon-dalige, s. A round, My gold dish. trouble, distress, dun, importune for pay- G, C. BROTOINT hon-ddvare, 9 e The gold ment, &c. Byoewerd to become perturbed, By coloured lotus, distressed, disordered, fatigued, &c. (flll\ 1026 ER—— e, \E B = 58@0@3 < lly C. DLW hondu, v, a, To get, attain, A. C. BLOTIOINA honndyuga, s, A el obtain, procure, acquire. 2. to be under the gold sheath. dominion of any of the passions, to experi- C. BROTVTOT honndvarike, s. A large ence joy, grief, &e. 3. to suffer, sustain, kind of cassia auriculata, used iu tanning undergo, as misfortune, loss, or pain. 4. to leather. o to I enjoy, as happiness or good fortune. C. TwoZ0 honnu, s, Half a pagoda, a enjoy by copulation. 6. to depend wupon, coin. 2. gold, money. BT 5 b‘Smog, ;J’o\r'ai)? e devolve on. 7. to join, unite, attach to. v.. money, women, and territory (the three chief To be agreeable, congruons ; to befit, suit ; to objects of man’s desire.) be on good terms. Bwod Fogo to thicken as of C. BROIOITS, XWomWwy) honnu- any fluid, &c. that is taken at a meal. 2. to kb, hon-hitvu, s, A female’s gold ear-ring put one’s self under the protection of, take ser- in the form of an open flower surrounded vice with. [S=k~1o) W on fi\fi)CfQS&% these two do It is attached to il not agree together. @023 to make agreeable with pendulating pearls. or congruous ; to put or place on good terms. the upper part of the ear. 2. to join, unite, attach, place under protection. C. Xwo3 honne, s The tree Rottleria =2 IR0 oo T RODTY, 233 T Bwod D to settle a bar- tinctoria, %.3%wod boswellia thurifera. gain, BIR TFH B OO IS 087 o 5 2 she has attached 0 C. 5&@05363 fonnéri, s, The commence- Beo a (8] [oF:] 16 herself to me, she depends on me. ment of ploughing. a departed soul. 2. the attached life (as to Q. i‘i’@oa'é‘? fiOmpZ!]i, s. Horripilation. «Q N g the body, &c.) B FOIT gfipflx BB this adj. Great, much. 2. glutinous, sticky. e work devolves on you. B Jo LSS Bl tjaL Fa R o oto) QO PN ) c. Bwonco hom-bapa, s 2 . A yellow ON this man has placed himself under colour. my wing. BwoB BT must attach one’s self to; > must reach ; must suit ; must attain. C. é\.@o&? ]iOWlZ)(Z.Z?,', v. a. To gild. Zwew ¥ gilt. BrowYB FOR g gilt shield. 2. a C. BROTRTIIYRY> hon-dodavugalu, gilt umbrella. s. Gold ornaments or jewels, C: f&:\fiafa'@; hombdle, s. The flower of (Se) A. C. BROTBWEN hon-dodige, s. A gold the cocoa, betel nut and plantain trees. 0 ornament. F %wotsvy the flower of the betel nut tree. (e} A 5 C. 3}?&3025 honna, adj. Gold, golden. wo € S s (€ #owd¥ {he flower of the cocoanut tree. 9, BeoTT,, BeoIBYy a, man’s name. BRoD c. Bwwotdlen hom-bisilu, s The gold XpoSIFy a woman’s name. coloured rays of the sun, as at his rising and ) €. do'QO}SOZ?, .’L(mn—azzde, s. A golden ves- setting. | sel 2. a gold tube or vessel for squirting g 'o%fao’afg?\izfido"e‘g hombésaradan- th(z L0 b che, s. A gold mnose-jewel in the form of a C. TROTOT D, %faoéodfij honn-anda- swan. i na, 7&-07272—&:72636«!]&’, s. A gold palankeen. c. BrOP> T, %@o&@z'@? hombhit- C. "ogdgog)’fifig{g'fé%?, %@057\’3;3 DR tdle, hon-hittdle, s. A brass resembling ] B woIRRoDeR R = honnaganné- gold in its high colour. = C. Bp0oD20 hommu, See Bwsdy palya, lwnnaga!27ze’-80])pu, honna- (08 gondi-soppu, s. A superior kind of vege- C. BROB0AN> hom-mugulu, See @ table. AR Fo. 00 Interest %%, 3 LAt 2] s, C. BRoI0d honna-baddi, s T, B. &?@%’%6?% hokkarane, [ > 4o La nk . on sums lent from temple funds. d, 3 'O_BJ@OSIS honnara, s. Essay, endeavour, C. BRT Y hokkalu, Sce Bowyso. exertion, =T BwoITT 2UT g work which has C. BRT(JRWE hokkalu-gita, s. The 10 called forth very strenuous exertions weaver’s shank on the left hand. 102 { N LS b‘&f\#g& e’ Lty C %J@fq& hokku, s. The woof of a loom. C. BRAB» hogeyu, . u . To smoke, 2. a scab emit smoke. BeREES Fe¥, a smoking brand o c. Rwd hokku, perf. par of TRy, app C. RPARCBTHTHYS F\@??chayo) fio- Having entered. #%Y, Swi® to enter and fo o gé-toppalu, hogé-soppu, s The tobac- vt see. [ co plant ek T3 the fibre in a leaf of take tobacco TRl Twin T BRt® g tobacco store C ocJafio%gj'&fiU% hokkula-vakki, s, The black cuckoo. Bwerly w8, Bwrg 208 a cigar or cheroot. oH» A 3] i C. BT 98 holkkulu, s. The navel 2 X0 oo g contract of the tax on tobacco, ma BRNR BB, DR T & the (lued leaf of tobacco the perpendicular dash under an aspirate it made into a powder:. o<t 0B %30 to chew BLTY, T IR, BRTLTI NP to make the bl 2l tobacco powder instead of the leaf. BRig W afore-mentioned dash. Bn®, ¥ =00 the um- AN NRE “ to smoke a cigar. B B %fia’a (3] bilical cord. BRTYF ToTR Fwcy to cut the =3 ficie BTIRTTY BRB.Y BRANT T pblel} (3o} P e/ A wFdY this cigar does not draw umbilical cord Lty well Bery RIS ™ER 3 tax or rent on BT S he is to him as the knife which ap) el tobacco. cuts the umbilical cord C. BRF2 BET koggurutike, s. Aletris Pride conceit ng{ c. BHART> hogaru, s. hyacinthoides, or dracon nervosa. 2 a thicket 3 1) haughtiness, insolence. BwnOS con- G. RRFD hochehu, . a. To cover put on a% effulgence, lustre, brilliance. ceited. 2. brilliant 3. beautiful another, as clothes to put on a roof, as tiles. foel S8 Foww ey T he put a cambly on me. 1ng, C. XPRAY> hogalu, v. a. To praise, eulo- BRNAEDY, BRNT to cause to D. B30T Aojira, s. A horseman. you gize, flatter BRNRE, BRNRY 3 Al praise, eulogize, or flatter C. B hottu, s. Husk, chaff, bran Bkl KT to [\ the act of praising; eulogium, encomium g 3wt the chaff of paddy. BerPHI eulogizers, flatterers. winnow. to flattery. en C. BRNATFIIE hogisuva-tattu, s C. W&, 005 hottu-baru, v. n. Tobulge, Y Jut ou The reed or comb contained between the to two shells of a weaver’s batten C. W&, hotte, s. The belly or stomach &3 to 30 & vuw the abdomen or lower stomach. pelc] C. DR hogu, v. a To enter by force, g ¥ 8 &3 o, Fwgo EwZd potbellied. TG BR penetrate 2. to interfere in any business m%a’ Bl DBR £ uh 23 an empty stomach. ed X SN or matter 3. to embark in any uundertaking 0, &, [-o¥0) @, fi/:t R 00, atush R WS, agwf” A BReS \AXQ or enterprise. BersFoE go as to enter BRE3 ” 3000V 3 the th VLR "B, BN %% a painin the sbomadl Rod? the act of entering. B BRNR RRRB 13 not stomach is full ; the appetite is S'lhbfied [eN2 A 2 to allow to enter. 59 beg WRAT to, cause to enter g wod (belly-flame) violent grief to allow to enter VOB, B BT DR (the belly to blaze, 3. to thread or or penetrate 2. to pierce or be consumed) tobe greatly distressed. ©=¢ £y) tring. BeTSR Bk to pursue or follow B3, YuOB) Ber W sheis in great distress ) close after (. Ty, Bw, 30 ATO (be thy belly cool,) may you oy c. BRA hoge, s. Smoke 2 steam 3. be spared the grief of the loss of children, 0ty tobacco BHR BRINIS NavF, TRNL VOB gn &ec., or, may you be calm. SN mfi" moms C, opening to let out smoke fiu“fiQ +8 soot ¢ 1 am hungry. a‘&mi’ FFDW, é\r\ s m BRRR T J. p51) A Beng 20 the blackness of smoke to have a looseness in the bowels @@T\N 3 B, BeRt %8 to become black from exposure B, Bet30 how often have your bowels g to smoke. Beniy 3w an angry or sullen been moved P B»E, TIR 8¥x,F0 to take a Ag face WY R B8 T BwE, a stomach which Ben 8% to use a sudoritic, to heat purgative fog is sunk in, from hunger, &c wc:f t?"w\ odoaf the body profusely by confining it in steam Ao, 2. to smoke tobacco. iR TOFY to smoke a Bwdn 8o a corpulent man. rfodes \,\ZS a 3 ang thin person afflicted with ascites. v:“ WENS 0 4 1028 S e, DR B3 e ke, 2o an inward sore. BRE,ERFAT I g of reed or coarse grass growing on the mar- i word in the mind. BEwtie T to restrain the gin of rivers B Bed? g small sweet kind 0 appetite, be ahstemious 2. to be constipated, which cattle eat DoBRBF g large kind, used o to cease, (used with the dative.) OV ) for mats, &c iC: & 2 the belly to swell @U’L ) ° N 30185 wrad I B of 0. BeTe3ow hoda-chande, s. Trouble, take not away the means of subsistence. TR distress. Ereaw® a glutton, a man given to appetite. C. TWRTHYC hodadddu, ». n. To fight de oY, WY BwE S he isa very covetous 0, contend together, struggle mutually, dispute man OIS .,Cu'U&f VX E=, 5 he eats but very 0 or contend with in argument. Bp3ETE, Bed little 8 Bl em R Inad 2 23:3 do not eat i & half a meal. sm& vvw R ¢T3 F2 Smx,finofio &= mutual struggle or contention, entering 8 By UTTAR By ig halfa, cash of cuxds suf- into controversy, dlspuhng with ; fighting, beating. ficient for him who has a belly like Rdvana’s ? T i\ O oty Bk SOR BeTOw L s @20 go where we will the 1. BRBBITVY> hoda-maralu, ». n. To )i} appetite will not leave us eq\ BRE, LT Bw mcrease, grow, multiply E 4 o33 he cannot earn his own bread., e& 18 0. BRTINY), BIR0Y Sweds ho- 8oWTF g man who is in good circumstances da-mullu, hoda-mullu-nodu, ». n To and has every thing he wants. B3 2oy In turn back B Fwk3 I3, Bes B BeWBID I shall feel much obhg,ed if you do this business for 0. owdF hodike, s. A reed. See Beu? me % g Sea Pt e ?;’3 O belly ! through 2. beating nbk? you I am ruined. = S 7,k oY the distress of Cc. W hode, v. a. To beat, strike, smite an empty belly starvation BRE, ¢ &]’\ [SMpY et flog, lash, kill 2. to shoot an arrow, fire a diarrhaea ; a bowel complaint [N ARt j—\?\'r’ PIEPD] gun 3. to drive cattle, to plough 4. to to clear the stomach or intestines vuth aperi- drive in a nail, peg, &c Be2 to cause to ents or purgatives Bt R Reoonehd, BeE ¢ beat, &c BeB TR to beat one’s self. 2 10 the bones of the belly. DR rafi; B0 to carry away, as wind or a stream does 3. to miscarry, have an abortion, 6‘8@ QYPTY to beat the mouth when crying out in grief. to cause miscarriage. BeE 32 (belly trou- BsBd Feo® Bwecnd to be carried or swept off ble) want of food. . poverty. 3. livelihood by a flood, wind, &c BRBBY BT 0 kill. 2 subsistence. to fell, as a tree e LBEN to print ©0 BeBEn to beat or thrash a small heap of C. BDe&3,ede3s, o ég 0‘?\8:ZJJ hotté-ki- corn 28 BeFA to sack, pillage, plun- chehu, hotté-gichchu (belly-fire.) S. der Rotly BeB®N to strike the hour a Envy, malice. 2. great grief. 8. mward ~09 clock to strike. b U ZwZE@» the wind to heat, figurative or natural [ sNCl (\%WJ 2R%Y, T nED (Jw blow. & o fif“\?f LESN to clap the hands. %—z%g TR, BAR D IRD to env y, be s Fe B BB o drive in a nail or fastening envious E’i‘j’fq &2 f’ R €nvious persons i Fodg RS BRBEN to slap on the face. S0T? C. 03 0xed fioffe/ah, s. Affection BeBdBw to fell a tree. BT BRTBEN to love ‘E i 2. a tree hearing large white blossoms pitch a tent B BwEw to hehead, decap- I ocymum gratzsszmum. 1tate, Ty BeEa an evil spirit to torment C. Xw&3) hotr €, s. The hollow of a tree one. noe BeEEN to counteract poison. [SE) i /] A. C. BRTTOXD hodakarisu, v. n. Tobe D@ BREEN to rob on the highway. Q% blended. 2. to spread out or over, as lustre o Bz to drive into the ground. o3E 3 B 7o o 3, 2YTe BREWEY to march twenty miles a A. C. BRTBB> hoduku, v. a. To break 2 day ®Bg FNTD BaBBW to knock out one’s to destroy teeth ) YOTHTHTo BABEW to make fruit A. C. BB hodake, s. Asclepias rosia Y) fall from a tree F0% BeBBN rain to fall and some other species. wWokg wEEW to drive a cart or bandy, @w 7 C. TRTBTeRow> hodakd-hullu, s, A kind ®e3B to break in two, 2. to rout-or put to 1029 BRT BRD L) flight #Fen BwBcw to lengthen, as metal by losing time “gu BRE \) flJ&J”T{u Q)f’w\) NG \&Q W vy 9~ 23T beating. BeBed BREXEN to beat severely 0308 BRIF F03 DR T 9 you seem to have lear BRET zwEs the act of beating. TRV g no other end in view but passing away the 16 =2 ploughed field time & ¥ S 08 1t is time. BRTFY TR DB 8 5] the time is past, [5) y] 1t is too late WA h C. XWT node, s. An ear of corn p4 the 62 ’ 820 [ ) C 63\;'\ Shi Ju’@o 2Rwe 7> hottu-kondu- principal beam in a roof. %o AN = the - ASND Q.70 ~ 22 head or ridg beam in a pent roof o » See under XD BRB, TReTo3 (\; 2823 th oeam winicin Suppor ts A C. 0 Yerats] C. B3Id £®\§ hottu-kollu, See w2wds. the eaves W8 TNTEERNT gr BWENR & ~NC QL the nuk bz)Jé)_)J Og\j EZ«)\@\)J & 8 paddy is in ear. 0. Voo 0083 i1 hottununie, /zottz'm‘e, floz‘hmta/e, ¥om3 C. X fione, s. A bond, ba ii, security. o Vo) adv. Early in the morning securityship Bwes I3 to bail x AC, B o3 C. TR [ d)fi& w38 B3y hottu-hu- 2 @) to give bail BRFITRNY, LRE W \¥ otob [¢ T come bail, give security for DRFIRT, TR ruku, hottid-anna, s. Rice burnt to the ; | B398 g security, bondsman. bottom of the pot. P h‘x‘( a A. C. BRTT /\D\,SJ, '&J@@%’a""?‘) %2 0. BT, Bwde 3 hotdre, hottdre, T W acv Early, betimes, s. Morning, the early fior]anz/lhjm‘lu, hodakuli-gollu, », n. daw To grieve, be inwardly distressed (i g % Zwd A W 0. B3R hott g€, adv. L‘L.ily 0. BDRDNRD ko agisu, v, a. To envelope R} [N ”7\‘» ToRTN o to come early. & before sunrise. overlay, cover TwgY to inclose or s. A book cover one’s self or geb one’s self covered B, %@8 A hottige, [=3, ]U‘.‘L C. BDRTA /w(]arw, v. n. To be covered X3 ‘CJ hottiru, . n. Tohaveon one, AN sheltered, gathered, as a hen’s chickens under as a burden 2. to be time 3. to be day, fo her win to be daylight ‘30 5 hot- C. BRTT, BB hodaru, hode, s, A C. B3B3, BwS 3 %J@ T b 4] LD ) -3 I'W bush, shrub, cover or thicket. tin hottile, iomézmmte, adv. Very X b &5 = (o] BRTT War o the 10llow of a tree. a early, betimes. cave, BR 8 BRED the large hole made o ST c. B3> hottu, v n. Tobecome kindled by a bandicoot 2. a cluster, heap BRTOS (% catch or take fire. 2. to be burnt, as rice, clustered 3. a fold, scale, splinter. 4. a ser- &e. at the bottom of the cooking vessel. (5] pent’s hole. e Ty, Bed B ETy, B BAIND), VT, Be W ) C. BRTT A daru, v.a. To shake, as a 83, Bw 3 the rice is burnt to the bottom cloth. C, v-: of the vessel Bwd W v, a. to kindle. c. oufi(f)‘é“ > hodarélu, v. n. To rise in il C. 03> hottu, perf. part. of W folds or scales ; to be fretted Ci Having upon one’s head or shoulder, asa . Bwd hodi, v.n. To put on, as a cloak 110) burden, &c 2. to put tiles on a roof. or upper cloth v W o R o) [a)] Eoelto) 0 C. Wyo3o_ hottu, s. Any period of the day Q Fago to put clothes on one’s self. by or night time. 2. day-light 3. the sun. 2% 10 cause to put on L&u“?'fi a"’m = to n ] °\ Bay AT o3, day and night. fifiio ?\»fiv) D33 Q(,t an upper cloth put on one. ])h @ to fix a time fi\l‘é’d ?\ua3J SWeBdY to watch T %”J to get one’s self covered with a sl,cet :2 0 for an opportunity 2,03 BLd83 to be on SIS w & @owdy weh w0 to get tiles put on a g one meal a day. ey, FnR to delay, be house. long absent, #3y Swenm, BB Fwtorothe c. BRVT, RwAR hodike, hodige, Cast sun to set Bwedy T8, the sun to rise &R A cloth or cambly thrown over the shoulders. g 8, &a70 time to pass BB T, BRBY 2 a covering. TR, BRTY =ONT to spend time, pass time C. KWV hode, s. A quiver. 2. the hollow ]np away idly or uselessly. e, #¥wLd without of a tree Wai [®wd] v. a. To put on. 1 1030 - BLTD BRT t i C. BRT> hoddu » ». m. To approach, come ) ®aadyy to vaccinate, inoculate. 2. the (&) ave near. Having upon 2. perf. part. of Be e small pex to break out on the skin #@3 BwR one. -\’\\ TV T By 0ol to have in wear, have on 23 to clap the hands. og to give as an upper arment HWRE TITD blame a child milk ~T= BwEng to cast metal into FETN which is attached to one. TJo SN N.)JTW*‘A_ a mould BRRTD TR oAl o D to beat. severely. fa BRTY S R C.) [5) I will not come near you, e to weed, as corn. BRRR TR to beat D > FwEd to attach one’s self to a person or ‘)IHCL. one’s self on the mouth, arms, &c YU foNo) ho- N TR ¥ J, U BroNs o void urine. e5 A. C. BHIY), BRIT> honavu ) nahu, qdq + nimb ie @ ctive EeR Brd to beat one’s mouth while crying Quick, sms . BRDY ST VR ST S F out. 3 Bedo Twgs to bathe, to pour water a mart or clever on one’s s self. foxe: ) TOWR VEREY to moculate b womane. one self. Beoh?, Bedy the act of pour- A. C 'o%(e)(u@).) 7&()7?(1]24, s. A stream, rivulet [« %) ing, casting metal, &c. 2. chopping, killing, N\ 8 33 B ) a stream or collection of blood & > e e BraySecdyWtaking away to pour. C o,\o@; konnu, | Bso] 5. Gold 2. & T taking y to cut ‘95 BRCS. ls'ijxf‘o- ) hah a pagoda, &c. while tumm to decapitate. BRI to cause cast, &c. 2. to cause to be ;Owo'o' honné-mara, See SwoSt to beat, pour, [ 30T, BovT VR proclaimed by beat of drum oxg@s a town crie one who makes pro- C d&)a_)o) noppu, s. A natural division in 0 DT T somie fruits, as in oranges, &c clamations by beat of drum. R I BT they killed a thousand sheep C. é@w)qé hommu, o, n. To rise, as DT, Beciy having pomed Cfin, beat, chop- leavened meal ; to run over, as water 1 a ToFSRFo B0 ) BRI e hav vessel; 3 ped, or lulled to inc ease, augmentg, multiply ing cut the fetters asunder. TROWD TT the to be thick, rank, luxuriant. to set out bhand which struck 7o SNPSWesNOIO UM the shout go forth HTo 0P, MT the corn is rank or BRI VB to strike with BT BeDY, to run out or over, as (or excess) of joy plump vehemence. water [s¥clye) 5\1”0”' 2othe fever is come out. BRT A [SVEHED] [e3! )y 0Dy DT T the (concealed) 0. ®WRT hora, adj. Outer, outside. @2 the heel. BRT T, BLT TS, 2608 13 the sorrow is burst forth (in te 115) outside, exterior (5] e out of doors, outside. wgulu, S A (5 fiv@;fioé /\D\;J hom-n R0 RE 03’@ BeT FBER BeY™ to ease nature. medicinal cooling shrub whose flower put in public. into the mouth, increase the saliva. 0. WRORYBIo horegalavaru, s. Per- o 68\@,,33(33 7 ob‘@vé\&homnula hom sons out of doors or abroad tdit, s. An iron foundry. il C. XWIRORS horagdgu, v, n. o be ex 0. O /LO/ZN, s. A noise, sound, cry, pelled, turned out. 2. to be outsxde, out of shout B 2waNT there 1s a noise there. ?® &n BRTT k doors, abroad, from home. EIab] a S. A car, chariot v C. Bwwodows hoylu man turned out of his caste. ¢ )1 Be8m3 bandy Bwdow Bod g bandy for riding out %0 this woman is in her courses ; (a ' woman, m BRAASBY a bullock used in such a 1] at these times, is obliged to remain in some See J% bandy outer part of the house.) @w3A®> to put out- side. C. OO0 iLOJZL, v. a. To ford, cross. 0. BRTA 7107‘0JC“, postpos. Without, out- C oofaojoozg hoyyu, v. a. To pour. 2. to side. BRTR WD to come out cast any molten image, to cast into any mould to become 2 8¢S TBw by in general e to beat, kill, chop. public, as news, BRTA IR to expel, turn vy to decapitate, behead. LB BTNy to out %RTA e to put outb of doors; to 5 ey BwdXy to pour oub seize outside. =3 SR e I3 break in pieces. ®OR 2 take TR i water. wny Besvyg to sow seed of rice, &. these goods out o to appear ex- in a heap w 1th view to transplanting. NRE ternally BRTNR BT. to div u e, publish, bring 031 N > L0 BLT out. BRIA BwTE), BRTR BRTED BLeR to set c. 53@?.335? horavali, adv. Abroad, out- B2 out, start, to commence a journey. side, out of doors, externally. &l C. BTV horasu, s A cot, bedstead. &, % c. XwTeFs horachu, [#stew]s. Casting out, excommunication. 0O BeTE g corded cot. asna) C. X TR horasu, See Bedm. fo put C. XwoTel ]loraji, s. A very large rope. 3t ClV@ 8 B»T2 a rope used in drawing an idol’s car C. RO horaswdsti, s Private S in procession, on festival occasions. lands of fidiudu temples actually in their A G C. BWTEDL horatu, See under 2sT>. possession. [ A C. 'o%»fa'd? horali, s, Mass, assemblage, D A. C. BPTE horate, s. Growth. 2 a f heap. 2. perf. part. of B»T. 0% shew of strength. 3. a hole. (047 58\1@6??\-))-) horalisu, v. caus. To cause 0.8 f C. XPTIT, XV TBIITs horadisu, to roll over. 2. to recant, retract, go back. U, korada-mu’c]u, v. a. To expel, excommu- Ty FIns Bwdyd W33 do not retract your v Wi nicate, turn out, eNTH tié&é BRTBT, 2 to turn word. 0om) a person out of a village, S ziédesj XR32 T % 53»@'0’@’3 fim'alu, v.n, To roll, turn JOy to turn out of a house. over and over. TRTYe@ to roll about, as a 0 & o) v Wy C. TRTD> horadu, v. n. To egress, sally child, or as one who is in distress. 5OR Be cable forth, set out, start, commence a journey. 2. TR, I BT to be retracted. BROYF, forer to burst or break, as a digested sore. 3. to %»208% the act of rolling. go off, as a gun. BT having set out. Tw A. C. RwTY> koralchu, See Bavezo. fr a0 T Wwekmd to egress, seb out. BRTLIM 1t 18 A. C. BROA horige, s. A road, path, way. Wve S/ off ; it is out; it is gone. BR0OA 8 to miss the way, lose the road. ad, | C. BRTTR WERL horadu-higu, ». , ( C. DO Aorisu, v.a. To lade, load, L5t AR To go out. 2. torun over, as a vessel too NCIOPY AR 2 to load freight, burden. w3 BLTSA B on full. 3. to surpass, abound. abundantly. 2. to charge or impute, as {or on Bf 68@'6&:’,) lzorapu, s. The scab of a wound. blame, a crime, &c. 3. to impose, as a Vo 2.the bark of a tree. 33.w) 2wos the scab of charge or responsibility. small pox. T2 ) 2wT the scab of the itch. 0. BT horu, v. a To bear a burden, Iy T3 BwTY the bark of a tree. [F A% 3F HBRTILF to carry, be freighted or laden. 23909 BRW to have a scab, as a sore. 25\/@5( BRTV to car- XROLL T to raise bear a weight or burden. 10 gpe bark from a tree. Fowe Bed to be in debt. B ry a load. DR BRI to car- C. BRTY, BuwwTaed, Xwiodo?, BRI to carry a corpse. \\\\ 1y ry a palankeen. Rotdh Bwedy, JINBY BRIV, C(}\ A R3S hora-bali, hora-balili, ho- Fowetdk BRD to carry a parcel or bundle, on X 0 frg rayinke, horéke, q4qv. Without, abroad, N hl\ the head. =wsy, #fwgo to load or take up on outside, from home, out of doors. one’s self. 708,AR B, Fogh to take on con- A, ‘5 C. VEBTVINAY? hora-bdgilu, s. The outer tract. BeBy, TeoB By to bear, sustain, 3‘.3111‘03( gate or door. or carry away a burden. 2. to cost or to be blame7 C. X WwTLeRo> hora-bisu, ». a. To blow expended, as money. B FOITE DR ESYefeor) thQ g Bedy Fwod WD g hundred pagodas out. 2. to throw out of doors, throw away. U] Jou C. ®WTD es have been expended on this work. w3 Fwo b > hora-bilu, v.n. Toegress, 08y B afiwgfiasxg 3 U35 a work which is never start, set out. 2. to become public, known. tiop, likely to be finished during one’s life. C. BT }LO?‘aUQ, adj. Full, overflowing, lof & .‘ 0. %wT hore, s A burden, any such load abounding. 2. luxuriant. s. A nourisher. é‘%\d}' as is carried upon the head. 2. the slough LTS FFEToT overflowing nectar. r‘1';5«\‘\;, ) of a serpent. 3. honey-comb. 4. a grain BRV77T tioy h C. BWITRW0D hora-valaya, s. The outer allowance to village servants, &c. 1y by circle. >, wBangh, 3eCuRT a porter, carrier. Y [3] the M 10 [3] 2 y,fifl"‘\v BRI BLS I 81 BwT g faggot or bundle of firewood. T lying fallow. ®wo¥, w3 %% to manure &aT a bundle of grass, a bottle of straw. =w a field. Bweod W8, to sow a field. BwpOd = il &, 34T g living, livelihood. Nole} mmrid B 31 to weed a field. DR U to plough a a snake which has cast its slough. %48 & field. wud B3¢, Bwud F30 g field of stand- to put a load upon another, to lade, freight. ing corn, a crop. 2wy 13 land for dry and Vol B 5 land for wet cultivation, TBRV FoN, BV TN C. BT hore, v.n, To protect. & ! a raven. S Fa20 to get a living. A. ¢. BRIRYY hore-galavu, v, n. To C. BROTFBe520 holad-avard-kdi, s. A kind of field bean. b escape, get away. C. XWIA horege, adv. Near, close to. C. B2 holabu, [Bov] s. A field, 0. BHTOIH ]iO?'ey(l, adj. Near, contigu- ground fit for cultivation. 2. news, tidings, ous, other. 2. dear. ZwSoh =D g dear friend. report. 3. home, residence. 4. way. 5. li- 0. B30T hore-ydru, v m. To be- mit, boundary. BrLWT F3y%y dispute about a boundary. come choked or strangled either by excess of 8 HNITGS BRL FNTOT) I there appear no tidings of that man. TRV joy or excess of grief. g3y wodd it has lost its home. TRV 3&3) c. BpBe horji, s. A very large rope or wod T have lost my way. cable used for drawing an idol car. 2. the ) foremost bullocks in a cart, the leaders. fos¥0) RpOST holavdru, s. .An account of fields, &c, V7R Me?d g leathern cable. 2. the long plough 0. B holasu, adj. Stinking, fetid, trace used with several yoke of oxen. 2. unpleasant, not nice, not neat. C. BDPRTIE A, BT hortdgi, hortu, adv. Unless, except. 2. besides. A. C. BRYT holaka, s Fault, defect, blemish. BRBIFA ToTo FUTR, B mosdY T shall not 20 on that business except with your permission A. C. BDRYD holahu, s, A stink, stench, fetid smell. (or orders). 3% wwFIH BeBIrA @Zey oTHI o33 2g there is no device except this, 2 C. R0, BwIB» koli, holiyu, o, 4. WoBT BwBIF T #aaéoa’bg% unless you come To sew. . %, To be ready for the bull, as a I will not give it. B 2ozs INBDITH, ©II cow. TBROD to cause to sew., BROTTL g l 0 TRBF N HBnw 3y F2eady there seems to be cow which has been to the bull. BeOD 8 no one but he who can do that work, 2t F9,%%0 a cow which is fit for the bull. BRON 3R IRBBS BwdeF FOTTRY 38g unless you the act of sewing. 2. a seam. BRORR TT do it in this manner the work will not suc- to put a seam. »O7 BB to open a seam. ceed. B BoIRg SweFR, BreFSI this is an B0 BROWBH to sew a seam. PO #fig’o extraordinary man. 8z Swiw®, Besery 2o to sew for one’s self, BROENFS g tailor, % this is an unprecedented affair. one who does needle-work. BwOBNIII wo '%-_é_d B VRIS 035%_—&6 2323 be not on the C. BRWE hordu, [0 ] 0. 2. To approach, come near. 2. to be attached, as right of a tailor, nor on the left of one who ) b blame, &c. T3 FPo g)s%mq BRTF L T cries. the mass of the sin cannot he chargeable up- . BRI, BB holiya, holeya, B on you. s. A Pariah, one of the fifth or Chand4la race. C. VHY hola, s, A field for dry cultiva- EwIdahdy Pariahs, outcastes, the meanest and tion. B %wY dry land, or land that can- lowest order of people. not easily be watered by artificial means, 2D hole, s. Pollution, defilement. 2 ° depending chiefly on the falling rains for ir- menses, fluor albus.” 3. ceremonial unclean- rigation, and therefore unfit for the cultiva- ness. adj. Obscene, filthy. BRSBHNG ¢ tion of paddy. =wws TORY S ey, BV g i a woman in her courses. Bw A3 a woman T J358ey, Bwwy nid g % disputes regarding past bearing. Bk DI a temporary place the boundaries of land, % 97 Bww a field constructed for an accouchement. BRSHRD ¥ 1033 6 K NS b‘g.fig-o-'f) the street or place where Pariahs or Ch? dalas c. mee}o & N &, i,@c\o & hosta- . B 2 live @wdg BT obscene discourse. BR OR lu, hostilu /’u,sf tly, s. A fln-c\hold the Ijury > wery 353893 to speak obscenely, tal A]x bawdy under timber of a door-frame. r“‘j%; N o 2] 2 nai Bwd N to defile, pollute. 0 I shall not again tread your l] for 3 b“,)‘l) S J | SO 2° maked B hole-pdtu, s. Bxcessive threshold. R @0 Tetd £0 eross the threshold 2 a fatigue, severe drudgery, killing labour. sl BN 0 FE Ll I v groundsel. I 07 ) ) C. O Yo holl a, adj. Wicked, immoral. 2 fz'*aj N4 RwYY kolapu, holavu, 8= N F unlawful, b 3. spotled, ruined, ACP len raved Brightness , effulgence radiance, lustre. corrupted BLYOD g bad man R wm )5 0o, a ) bad 2 5 $I) :5 to shine, woman. DS oyt P° 7 to become wicked, hac p-(’ vk, A. . D% J\’)\O > holalu, s. A city. 0 A0 c 8 o0 ]OZ]@J(L, adj. Harsh, con- c. XY ( :/;: I, Lwess> kolasu, kolacku, tumelious. W Il v. a. To cut up, as woed Ao oc\.@l%\f\ eRE hollorva S A bad or C. C N /10]? /7’016’, v. n. To shine 1SS, 1 wicked nmu. glitter, be bright . to reflect, be reflected Ing, ¢ C. XRIA hosh agu, v. a. Torub any thing 3. to echo S. Luwl\tneS\ radiance. DQ between the hands or legs, as ears of corn %JDY{ aJ)y O x> holipu, holisu, v il o\ C. B a. To brigl 1teh, irradiate, make shine ‘a\ja hoshalu, v.n A horse to roll Doast himself. &30 € iu@? hole, s. A lake, river. = hag DRY C. BwDR koshige, See wairt a water dam. Tebd), BRY TRWDBN to Cross pocry 2 N = a river BRY oY) [a] B0gS €od oNC B after C. BTV, BRI, DAVGIT hosa, C. ooy he has crossed the river he will hoax the boat- Imp ] hosadu, hosaddda, 6. o> hostu, men secu- (prov. used of one who gives no iy BTt New, novel 2. fresh, recent 3. strange & bS] o rity beforel md for payment.) Twe¥R wonderful, unheard of. QTGY BRIW, G and TFHINFS Q_w & 93 why do you want the w®), thisis all new. BRI WRIT a fresh bud overseer’s permission for the water of the (N Bes I8 g new word BRI TOFI0 a new village. ( prov applied to one who troubles lost TR regulation. N, BRTD A, BRITTN nev\rb ! TRY R L e 3 a water 18 IU t others unnecessarily.) recently ol ™ a new thing. BRIV a new Jour snake, man Be3 TO g new mode VY Nej a new tract cloth. BRI A C. TP, 2wt hollu, holle, adj. Hol BpZ [BOWDHE 5 new game. low The nostril R, to be hollow WOB g new comer VID BweIdA T, to N T BHeP) S5 to make hollow =TT L,(_,U‘r%‘ the gy rebuild a house. BRI BB PORS IS 2 fresh and fresh > xw¥,%0 barren sesamuin hollow f a tree. ¥y Q?@a\ quite fresh T hd v bearing no blossoms, or its seed containing C. BRTTY, BHTAS hosaku, hosagu, SRV no oil e, " cowards, inefficient, inca- fo g, v. @. To rub any thing between the hands or M3 of pable persons. legs. i A. €. D holle, s A mphisbena i iy £ f0 Cc. BRATR, BHAIR hosage, hosige, s. News, tidings, intelligence 2. joy, gladness. A. 0. Bweoy hdmnpuli, s. Joy, delight Lo e Woe there is new come. BRIR Tl gladness. S there is a report, there is news afloat. R C. TWelT hoka, (&t adj. Maimed, in- N, S0 wR 3P to relate news jured, defective 53,@ b?:@(\) I’ZOSZ, /2086’, v. a. To twist, C. WwweTTE, hdkara-batte, s. A fre- 1t [ NoPy) (oou quented road ) the form by convolution. o) twisted B0z, BT a twisted rope. C oc.x.@\fb ficman, s. A dissolute man of Yep] rregular » habits and conduct. TR(F S dis- . Oofo'v/\jm hosige-prasta, s, Anans- soluteness, debauchery I 12 o 03 0 picious ceremony or festivity observed oun a 0 &1 iy ( a young woman’s becoming pubescent. 3weh wwes oY ho-kdla, The current time 5] -~ ) 9 ™ &y g8, Fw®d to celebrate this ceremony. death N Ra bl 1034 e BB oL 033 stg- C. %J@Qfi& hoku, s. A defect, flaw, maim, R BeZaD, iR RedS o to stop, not to al- il 16 TRLFINDY to he injury. 2. loss, detriment. low to go. R 3% to tell to go. BRRAT & Ve ) maimed, injured, defective. &1 50 as not to 2o, or be lost. BB TR, your defective vessel. Bet® I2@ to maim, injure, BgmoFod g0 as to go. TRLADY, TRLR I old, make defective. Bwe® Bw(ROT) to be perfect, to cause to go, make go. 2. to absolve, as sins without defect. 2wkt S maimed, defective. &e. Bagh 23eToth 38w tell him to go and re- i Bweted whole, perfect, without defect. [sS¥CIY turn. BT he who is going TRRTD 2T i i\ +3 F200F g Josing concern. BWRLTN TR, going and coming. WonyYwdod [afoteYalltesNol¥ar) WIT? TR & R — Ode Bt Bagnd to be frustrated, ruined, as any ® from Bangalore to the can- work. tonment and back is two coss, or five miles. 5 (a5 %.@33‘3 hoke, s. Forwardness, impudence. Barrobly, swesietd) to lose, 2. to let go. TBwog A 2. hypocrisy, insincerity, deceit. 3. mischiey- ™87 on the instant of going. ousness, 4. airs, eccentricities. 5. dissolute- C. 58@@7?@@6 /’w'go'le, s. A chimney or uess, immorality, debauchery. 6. vain boast- place for the egress of smoke. el ing. 3Johwy we? complete hypocrisy. ®wc o %J@Q&% fi(f;"é, s. A shell or outer cover- TR NOdE, BRgER FTosg, & Wy g hypocrite, ing of some fruits. 5 deceiver, an insincere, uncandid man, 2. a boaster BRI & C. 'o_c,)u@eg hita, s, A he-goat. ©23 Bwes, 2 BweF 9y he is sincere; he JgFR eg@ g he-goat. 2w 7B g goat’s has no deceit about him. &:’@’;# I8 an hy. beard. 08 pocritical speech, boasting, vaunt. 8. BweBy, Rweddd Adtri, hétanw, {er C. BDROALOTTD higalddisu, v, 4. To s. The officiating brahman at a burnt sacrifice, - i lose, let slip, dissipate. ‘*ng i@gfi@éabzgfi the priest who recites the prayers of the % BRITIA Tow = Pt 20%39¢) he has lost what he had R:8. and gained nothing afresh. 116 C. %J’@Qd kida, past. rel. part. of BRI, 0. BWEARUYTS hdgalddu, o um To be Gone, lost, past, dead. 2. (e B) he went, i 3 lost, dissipated. BN WeyRUeBB the jewel he is gone. BB STOR,, BRRB 2590, Tword T (] O the last year. B s -+ ~e o) the last time. et is lost. m%@’d@’%\ BagReeBd 2353 do not lose your sense. InIDy BeROIE 3¢& o not re- BagH I8 what has been said and past. st tract your word, do not fail in your promise 3 23 a deceased person. Sow(d 33T the last il VTR ATy ey w3 do not let your week. T TRRT FOONF BJNBRUTIEND the W situation go. business on which T went has succeeded. = he C. '63&)37\’3 kdgu, v.n. To go, go off or a- denn 21T he is turned a philosopher. Wi way, to proceed. 2. to be lost, disappear. 3 C. 'o‘gfi;Qag-‘? /w’f)a]i, s. The division of a dis- o m 1N to dte. I 1e present, perfect, and aorist ten- trict. BegWY 3TN ity public revenue ac- (4 countant. ses of this verb may be affixed, as auxiliaries, to the infinitive of any verb, to give it a fu- C. 58@83)?-(535 ]L(}’Z)&llddia, s. One who ture signification; as, 28D B33 I am Las charge of armed peons. going to write. Fro®y BegRy, INT TR C. %J@QB&’J hima, s. A holocaust or burnt BRI to carry off, take away. %)% TonB B sacrifice, the casting of clarified butter, &c. ™ to cohabit with a woman. effzfi':}v‘ak JRBIT into a sacred fire, as an offering to the gods, 2, Berea S he will do it ; he is going to do accompanied with prayers or invocations, ac- it. @8 B®arR FwED you must not go there. [esNI M cording to the object. of the sacrifice. 2. there is no road there. BRLA WITD the %003 the hole or receptacle for the sacred fire people who go and come. ¥w:? having gone. of an oblation. TeF BIS g formation ex- o B xS I am going. By w3 S (hav- pressing, comprehensively or collectively, the 1 ing gone I will come,) I will go and come a- several acts and points appertaining to obla- gain (a polite mode of taking leave.) @wer tions by fire. ~ Bwea 398 the place where the Jlv &, Bweneoed T will not go, I cannot go. 5wt ©My @13, maintains the sacred fire ; a place R Ram, 2endcx to allow to go, let go. ek of sacrifice, gy sacrificial fire, 1035 T ——— m 90 &?J@Qc'i)o C. 58\@303333 hoitu, 3rd per. sing. neut. ) -l consciousness. 3. recollection. w0 oult past tense of M, It is gone, it is lost ; deprived of one’s senses, without nnderstand- N\ it is past. ing. dow BRIITS, BRNT SoTEg a clever, sen- sible man. 0. C. K033 kdyane, interj. Ho! or a to vocative particle. 8. B, "03\@3%6535;3;@53 kéli, hdli- hunnime, s. A feast in desecration of lig c. 58@3033%& hdikei, s. Fighting. 2 W clapping the hands, with wonder, &e. Cupid, celebrated at the approach of the vernal equinox, at the full moon of the F2 A G, S. %u@@fi hora, s. Part of the duration of @ &% month when Cupid is burnt in effigy. a sign, the twenty-fourth part of a day, an H hora or hour. Ba® BE to celebrate the above festivity. BRg¥R TWRRD hoys that dance and frisk (. C. £®8507\ hér-angi, s. A long flowing use bawdy language, &c. at that feast. A robe or coat. . 633@@?7% IIZO’,ZZ.Q’L’, s. A broad round cake 0. BT, BeTES, Buweedy Airafi, made of wheat flour, and filled with boiled /w’m,te, /L()’Tafi, s. Kager altercation, ve- doll, sugar, §c. WeRYR oY an iron plate hement contention, strife. 2. strife, as be- to bake 1t on. Iy ) tween pride and shame, &c. XRTE ng 9 o by @A having been fatigued and worn out with 0. BReY, BwegoRs hdlu, /w’_]a’jgu, 2 al v. n. To split, cleave in sunder. BRR 9 S. the fierce contention. 1t The half of any thing b4 5] any natural divi- Wl C. 5&@603&5 hdrdta, s. Mutual wrangling, sion in fruit, as in oranges, &c. 3. a piece. fl disputation, or contention. 3%¢0e® to wran- BoRT BuerD, SoNTFOR BAREY the half of a gle, contend mutually, fight, quarrel, wrestle, cocoanut, or a piece of a cocoanut. 23, 88 WRRT2RW, TWRRTIYE to cause to dispute. @I Begwdmoriom having said, your head quarrel, or fight. will become a thousand pieces. BRRYD 2uBG3N C. fiu@&b hiri, s. A young bull, T, g to part, as fruit, to split into pieces. Tweg¥?, ® a bull preserved for breeding B0 #3 B0k% the act of splitting. a bull calf. P&=B Twegd, Fo Bekd an un- H. % 9&° howju, s. A fountain, & 33 castrated bull. W® wB3 Berkd a bullock, a D& the place where a fountain is kept. bull which has been castrated. BT wBD o li F930 to construct a fountain. T WR to o33 %D a bull fit for castration. set a fountain to play. lt‘j o. 68\.@3'0?53 héridu, v, n. To cry violently, 800 H, %95, o900 houdd, houde, s. The be cross, as a child. ton ornamented litter or seat, with a canopy, on ok zfuagda horu, s. A hole, rat hole, &. by an elephant. C. 6'0)\@8?53 hdra, v. n To dispute, wrangle, 0. T OB houdu, [ewdh, €SI g de- fight, combat. 2. to be an annoyance. ¥ Sfective verb signifying, It is, yes. It is used Tetdzen Bk to contend, quarrel, fight in answer to a question and denotes the vehemently or eagerly. affirmation of the action and of the genus ; C. R2edT, BT Adlike, hdlvike, as, DTy Sn2dSw did you do this P BT s. Resemblance, likeness, similarity, confor- yes. azh BY,e3e is this silver ? 9™ yes. mity. o3 a@;{%m RokRw BRECFIDRAD this & I 23331 is that house yours P T yes. woman and (her) hushand are alike. [FoFvis i) 59T F2FwK yes (to a male inferior). I g I 808 ®OFWHNATe S heis the image of his o8 yes (to a female inferior.) T2 BeITY, e father, BwcEF} dlméo, BRYOT, BegON Swedd BB WID 5% Ty yes (when addressing ,Q’ ksh to compare, as two measures, &c. TRV, a king or any superior). o0t is it so P TP X Buer OF 2arY to resemble, be like. BeSws whether is it so? F3tSR is it so? ®2 ) 5 (] o pR & % 30k 1s it or 1s it not P & A. O, 68@@@ hdvu, s. Caput draconis or the ascending node. C. = ) >4 havura, s 1y o ¢, ®Yo houra, 1] H. 5\.@033\'3 fio’§/m, s. Understanding, sense. Lightness. 2. want of importance or diffi- b 1036 =, 2T =00 & culty. %8590, %907 lightly, softly, gently. 0. ®OR,+ Toon hydge, hydnge, an ©938 38 to walk softly. @ITA @B to put adv. In what manner or way ? how ? &250 Sel- down gently. &ITZN T o lean or press B TR Jd), myRwy TR INd WF you on lightly. 0% I 24 to lighten. 2 v must do it as is usual, or, you must do it as - to humble one’s self. &TITMTY t0 become you are able. of light. THITIB B30 B an easy word. 2. a 8. ®)8 hrada, s. A deep place in a lake, a e word spoken softly. lake. 73 C. & oTo hourd, interj. Bravo ! well done! s. X0 Araswa, adj. Short, as a vowel. ngy 9 2. shoort, low in stature, little in strength. s H. 5 9% housu, s. Pride. 1 ty 1y A dwarf. 2. a short vowel 5_5)7”}5 ToRSF g 15k, ¢ EQST\add@, ED?S)FDZSDT\)@& =X dwarf. adj. Of short stature. 8. 9)DQ hrddini, s. Lightning. 2. ITndrd’s A, 5387?'07\053.@, zazgofiadd@, Ak thunderbolt. 4. a river. &‘-ogo‘fio‘csofifi}fi», '0‘0?807\’\,’@, TRYOTD LG 8. ™R hrdsa, s. Loss, detriment. 2. de- 7o hydgddari, hydgdddgyi, la crease, decline, decay, gradual diminution. hydgit, hydgdgiyi, hydngddari, 0, RE?, % ;8 hydngdddgyi, hydngi, hydngdgiyi, 8. Coje hri, s. Shame, modesty. - o ashamed. i, adv However, by whatever means, at any o rate; (the four last terms are used negatively 8. {'3)\ hrésha, s. The neighing of a horse. v when speaking of the impossibility of a (e thing’s being done in any way). S. ‘o‘o\DOCS hldda, s. Pleasure, gladness, joy. fa Zof 1 AAAANANANANNANAANAAAANANNNANA AN ANNANANN/ o G,Q) la, The fifty second letter of the alphabet, c. ¥I28s la-la-padu, v un. To shake, 210 This is the represented by ¢ with a dot under it, and quake, vibrate, move about. sounded as a very hard 7, with the tip of the only word I have met with beginning with he this letter, and the orthography of it is tongue turned backwards towards the throat o as far as possible. doubtful. il APANNAAANAANNAANAANS A AN AN AT fllr I i3 ES s =iy ksha, The fifty third letter of the alpha- cent, perishable, &c. Fo g0 (by redupli- bet, compounded of # and =, and pronounced cation) every instant, continually, constantly. ksha. 03 2c3% that lasts but a moment, momentary, FEOT W s. ';Ig-':\@@ kshana, s. A measure of time, fugitive, passing, perishing, fickle. BFI WX BAF he is a equal to the twelfth of a F»xw3F, or to four D@ a fickle mind. very inconstant or fickle man. minutes. 2. a minute portion of time gene- 2 an rally, a moment, an instant. & woroT that 8. 38 kshanade, s Night. § breaks in an instant ; frail, fleeting, evanes- astrologer. ’ 1037 e ————— f\g@ 3e] 8. Boons, BT kshana-prabhe, 5] :Q'-:\d% /’fgh(u'm_ze, s. Oozi No =kl trickling. .0 0 that oozes. il kshanike, s. Lightning. = - o I S. L& 3 oJ kshava, s. Black mustard. 2. sneez- 8. 88 kshata, s. A wound or sore, in ge- 8 f neral. PN ing. :1 adj. Wounded. %38 a wound Ve made by the finger nails. 23 %3 the wound 8. B30 kshavadhuvu, s. A cough. & o K i\ of a sword. ©o8 3 a wound made by the sneezing. § i“ teeth. = N 2= Dblood. S. guoé kshdnti, s. Forbearing, forbear- § 7 ance, forgiveness, forgiving 2. patience, o 59 3 kshata-vrata, s. One who has .HA oagement. = violated a vow or religious en 5% sufferance, endurance. <\ 208 forborne, for- 2. detri- given. 2. patient, enduring. s. 88 kshati, s. Decay, waste. ment, injury, harm. 3. care, concern about. S. @DSSJ kshdma, s. A famine, scarcity of i FIJ) provisions, & @33 famine and pestilence. 1lng 8. fi\i@ kshattri, s. A charioteer. 3 Zad T2V g time of famine. ff\t;i) D RS 0, Fa o 3 S. &3 <\ , 8803 kshatra, kshatriya, @3, a famine to take place. 10§ s. The second of the four classes of the Hin- S. gad kshdra, s. Salt in general ; any of dus ; or an individual of it ; a Kshatriya, one the natural or factitious salts. 2. one of the 30 TV, fal il of the royal or military order. six tastes, saltness. (g(y' Salt. =3 D XD (al Al 73,0 58 the military caste. T the F30a9AS this water is very brackish. Ol o law or practice of the military caste. v S. QD'@? kshdraka, s. Anunblown flower. 20T kshapanaka, s Thehigh priest Feve S. @ijfi kshdlana, s. Washing. E shan or chief minister of the Jainas. washed. g S. 5\‘3 Z'g;;’mpe, s. Night. %3 the moon. S. 5\335 kshdva, s. Rinsing the mouth. WO S. :,f‘f\"ng kshame, *s. Forbearing, bearing an abode. ) w 8. ;%\3 kshiti, s. The earth. 2. with, forgiving, pardoning ; forgiveness, par- 0 3. waste, decline, decrease, wane. %3 wash- don. 2. patience, sufferance, quiet and meek ed, declined, decayed. %8 =3 g king. § 5 endurance. - 3. the earth. adj. Patient, able N X = éié"& kshipane, s. Throwing, casting. \ capable. ZM®, Fx%0k F9B2 to pardon, forgive. 33 s ) Jo thrown, sent, dismissed. 2. to bear with. FN 5N 53 ?wig’o to exercise pa- tience. S. :%\fi ]CSfi'fp?'(l, s. Speed, quickness. adj. 23733 pacifying, appeasing, soft- o E:S] - Swift, speedy, quick. adv. Quickly. KN/ ’AJJC}‘) a 8 ; ening. quick understanding. 235\33‘ FOONF an urgent h I —— 8. 315\033 kshaya, s. Waste, decline, decay, affair, 9 > 39 S5 to do quickly. BB 8 ':1 consumption. 2. destruction, extinction, S. Z‘%Qm ]f'S}lZ'Zl(l, adj. Wasted, consumed, i I annihilation, loss, cessation of being or of emaciated, reduced to leanness and meagre- ad § present good quali Tu Uy« 3. consumption. 4. L n o Ci ss. 2. destroyed, extinguished, annihilated. fi decrease of the digits of the sun or moon. 5. 3. thin, lean, slender. FreDa thin man. oy the sixtieth year of the Hindu cycle. 6.9 2. a consumptive person. B8 Fee the de- N destruction of the universe, ™, FI» J» b T W ps - @ to decrease, waste away ; to destroy. U e cline of one’s age. &S gree decrease of wealth. & 3l u:% F 12, 298 geeo decay of intellect. F the extinction of sin. 3y F decay or o8 =) b,§ \ . (o) =) e fi’.sfiz’ba, adj. Drunk, intoxicated. loss of merit or ble edness. 2ov Fab Joss of 8 3 25 = ij W caste. Fod e, EA > 837 that lunar day or . 300 kshira, s, Milk. 2. water. 3.the i (] the anniversary, or the monthly recurrence milk or white sap of plants. 3 #<& an in- oy 10 of it, which was the day of the decease of Z sect or animalcule generated by the fermen- [i{ fldg o ®»7, that month in which there is Zo®» )0 tation of milk. £:0 253 2R (Separating - 0 & twice. F0% Twin consumption, any wast- milk from water, which the o3 w:‘a;\ is sup- Wi ing disease. 952, perishable, destructible. posed to do ; discrimination, discerning of the ) TIF F9 complete destruction. F350F00 true from amidst the false, of the good from thi o BerT the the commencement of a consumption. the bad, &c. $:0°%, FrO? 70 ’ B dllu 1038 3 Zree K2 (/J\J 130) i sea of milk. 23 > = a son. £%033, boiled rice and milk to- gregate of twelve FawmForegy. e\ o =3 A gether R0 836D Lakshmi,sprung from AN\ @20 the tutelar (hn ity of a place. N 55 i the milk-sea. =) el the superficial or the solid contents of s. 2oco kshunna, adj. Crushed, bruised an extension or of a cubical body 2. (fig.) “ [5) the quo 1t, product, issue, result, fruit, up- “ 9 versed in sacred science, but not clever in & communic atnw shot gain, of any business or affair = 8. B8 'ZU/”, s. Hunger 9 Lo sneezing :30 % _the vital principle or spirit; that spiritual essence which renders bodies” sus- < S Fo30 - Sy kshuttu, kshudhe, s naats - Cl T ceptible of motion an 5C1 nsatl on. BN ek Hunger. & e , FoTd M@ ¢ distress of hunger. 3 I e lar and measure. T oeul, 5000 S 2 o] ;“3 7287 freshness or ea- . ] B, VJLJ. W\v g (55 S. 3 O30 /s }Lcu’eya S A noted Te- gerness or umeucy of appetite. appe CAN s t ey tite. N the kindling of hunger. i lugu poet BeE)ohS =T his poetic compo- sitions. hungered, hungry S e shudra, adj Small, little. 2. S. 5’313“ LS/TZLp(l s. Throwing, casting 2. ) low me 1. 3. set > (3 niggardly, avaricious 4. 1ding away, despatching, dismissing 0l cruel 5. poor indigent S. Faul foible delay, dilatoriness. 4 disrespect, contempt. |6 weakness, defect [3 slander [} way tim failing, folly 5. passin o ) calumny. FoT2 ) We¥o to slander publish . e m 1at throw Cw S8 0E /1\/%})(1]. a, adj. one’s failin = Zs. Fod P fuwu PP g calumny o _/7 scu\h, or casts away 8. fx stanza ins xtul I 3 F =2 T 3 - X! DJBg an intriguer tell-tale 9 SN = into the writings of one man by another. F slanderer, 0) Feon 8) TUT an intrigue, the number which 1s to be added to or sul underhand work FoB 0 5°0) a mean tracted from a calculation (as of the heaven- woman, a calumniating woman 1 bodies) in order to adapt it closel wid Defect De- 8, Bo3Y kshunna, s ady accurately fective b . Boged kshépani, s, An oar. - S : ;;,;\Jw ]n]Ll/])a, s. Any small tree. S. A i A PR k I’éj)fl/lC‘, s. Throwing, cast- S. = O A 3] kshubda, adj. Ruined mg. 2. sending away, dismissing (22 \-\)\Q pass 8. B38 kshura s. A knife 2,52 TazZors 9. mg away time. a kind of arrow 90 g barber S. = (v A o> kshéma, s. Welfare, well-being, 8. Bo0%) kshus apra, s. An arrow with a weal, happiness. 2. preservin [N :.Lb S0 )= horse-shoe head tion in 1 amha adj vcll Imnl)\, thriv- - o SHE — = D% S. = (o) kshullaka, ad; Little, small. 2. ing, prospering T Qv T > _,,\ o3l o%T propiti- lov mean, msignificant, trivi unw oltm ring P pl 2 ous, causing or cotii £ happiness. © n 1 as a person, action, affair or matter. S. A a friendly embrace F(F0T0 Garuc X a (i foible, folly, failing, weakness, defect Eotes) 2o, TGO b w\\ S5 wuu,.“), aSwer ’\ BN = % »o & 3y O DLFDT ) FoF 08 « 2 o Pl S g mean man. low wit to inquire fter a person’s welfare A (odJus @ il Fal A to be happy or well BN \NuL/\/ ® ) (v . BRMS kshinate, s Disgrace dis- o 2901 R T, WO F o33 Q ¥ CO respect WIDY we are well ¢ n\l i you must let us know of your welfare (a s. 3w kshitta, s. A war-whoop common mode of be SINNINY a native K B e letter) | 08, kshétra, s. A field. 2. apure or ~J £, W ¢”’ 7,8 FW excellent condition, greatb sacred spot a place of pilgrimage, a spot happiness. i ed as the field or velling plagc of the ~ s S. ZueRLo /m/u,m, s. The earth. R Nt \ \ 3 S gods ; alled also #<3) vweds, Rag 3 \J) I %3 g king. L) the body, field of th soul 4 < ¢ L ne wife the husband’s hdd 5. a place, spot s. Zwed kshida, s Powder, any thing I superficies, portion of space. 6. a body, a in a pulverized state. E 0 0 thing considered as having the geometrical 8. Bwoeds, Zwoey kshobha, kshibhe o dimensions, any extended figure 7. an ag- { Agitation, commotion, excitement, pertur the 1039 p— o) _:; TIEF bation. 2. the commotion of anger, passion to shave cleanly. 2. to strip of every thing or grief. 3. decrease, diminution, destruc- one has. zc% -'z#%j TG 253?_33\ ;m:;afi f\c% tion. B =) + "n N I»B to agitate, disturb, dis- TIRd TGN ¥4 a thief robbed him on the FRRY \ 0 tress, afflict. <0, & to be agitated, sorrow, road of every thing and sent him off, YULT? = =20 e WS o be grieved. N \ gitated, excited, stirred, 8 20 J528 he has shaved well the wrong or moved vehemently. N E Dye} T way of the beard. WIYA F ? Ind Bweed ot sh 5. 59T 4 oudra, s. Honey. 2. water. he has completely hoaxed me, he has strip- ped me of every thing. S. @‘\- 5% /i"g:/zozmza, s. An airy room on the top of a house. 2. vove-silk. Z ® (] T3 £ ) [ S. = fon =y & S. F?é kshind, s. The earth. ) T kshoura, s. Shaving the head. W% a king, an earthly ruler. 2. shaving in general. %+T% a barber. Z&D rod or T2 @ to shave. S. iggfi /t_skwe’da, s. A bamboo gffcz DD B %j.) to got one’s self shaved. stake. 2. a war-whoop, or a battle. nIwFon 'g\fid a general shaving, including the head, beard, arm-pits, s. B3¢ kshwéla, s. Challenge, bidding about the privities, &c. 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