Shackle, C. Umrāʻo Jān Adā a glossary (v. 2)

([London :  SOAS,  1970?])

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sayl hona
 

pM3
 

3£wla«a yyh ky
be-^fsyrat
^yis dyh^l*®
S0r«« o#wk

®ele tamafe

fexr

ttsyub

t^jahl

b^r-badi

bays

dehat
qesbat

f^rir

n®w-j©van

(per) aaiadE k»«ia

yxtyyar

s@sdn«d&r

aguqa

d©at-e qwdr^t mmj

wti ki ©wlftd se
ohwpe oori
(ka) d^bao m&mm,
aatijs.

aiiyaf| yr$ad ©li
 

to pass Bmay, ot  s«

in abort

©hazeless

in broad daylight

right on tha Ohawk

( onoi^t«=) olatiering

0arr3.,ags-

fairs, festivities

pride

ikoL^S«12^M£   *«^ ^^^'^ P^^^ ^^

so va.ry (saaoh)^ particularly

reprehensible

ruin

riiin^ downfall

oause

village®I  tho country

smll towns, oounti^ towns (Ar» plur*

bad, wi.oked

youth, young ss:

to usake ready (for),  .stimulate (to)

power, freedOfei {alternative yjijtydar m power)

noblaiaen (Ar«  plur* of ,^^s)

landowner

'obedient to the ooisiiand of* s subservient

Bimtmimtmf z  livelihood

^in the Imnd of pow8r't i.e*, th^ Imve
absolute power ovar i^B prostitutes

(i.e*, th© noblesen's ohildres)

s^eretly

to acknowledge authority of

reauJ^t

to be rained, go to the bad

(apparently & slip for ^Xdj»M# *^^
 

of Umrao's first lover, whosa descent into
aebauchsrj/ on arrival in huoknow from the
co^mtry was desoxdbed above on pp. 9^ ff«)
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