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^ m. (3?f:) N. of Brahmd.—vid.
1 A vocative particle (oh). -2 An
interjection of ( 1 ) calling; ( holla,
ho ) ; ( 2 ) remembrance ; ( 3 )
compassion ( ah 1 ).

^X^X 1 A house. -2 A refuge,
shelter. -3 A  bird. -4 A ^udra.

W«F^ n. 1 A house, residence;
as in f^^ or ^,^r^,a god. -2 An
asylum, refuge. -3 A resting place.
-4 Pleasure, gratification. [ cf. Gr,
oikos ].

^rf^^^ «• Meeting together, uni¬
ted ( ^frf ).

^^F^ a. 1 Favourable to the
house ; i, e. to its inmates. -2 Good
for a house, kind to a household.
—qq 1 Gratification, pleasure. -2
A comfortable place. -3 A resting
place, house   ( in general ).

Bit^ui: (for;) A bug; so ^r%Mt>

aTr^^: A cake of flour,

«rN[ IB. {^xm% %^M4^K,^n^>

5Trf^) 1 To be dry. -2 To be
able; be sufficient.-3 To adorn or
grace. -4 To refuse,~5 To ward off,
prevent.

^fzifJX <»• 1 United. -2Sohtary;
despised, cast off by one's friends.

9Ti^; [ ^-tT3T tj%o ^ ] 1 A flood,
stream, current; ^ppif^ If "g^^^
q^ Ku, 4. 44 ; so ^ftT°, qx^ ~^ &c.
-2 An inundation. -3 A heap, quan-
tity, mass, multitude; ^rT,° 5?^°,
if^^&c.-4The whole.-5 Continu-
ity. -6 Quick time in music. -7 Ti-a-
dition, traditional instruction. -8
A kind of dance,

^T^rC* See nnder afpi.

^r^Tl. 10. TJ. (BTTSTit, %srmt,

^mqA, 35tl%cT) 1 To be strong or
able. -2 To increase, grow.

^T^ a. Odd, uneven. — ^ ^^fSf^
q. V.

^nf^ ^* 1 Bodily strength, vi-
gour ; energy, ability. -2 Vitality.
-3 Virility, the generative faculty.-4
Splendour,   light. -5 (In Rhet),
 

An elaborate form of style, ab¬
undance of compounds; ( consider¬
ed by Dandin to be the * soul of
prose'); affair: ^Em^^l^^rl^^^
ixxT^^ Kav. 1. 80; see K. P. 8
also ; said to be of 5 kinds in R.
G. -6 (In astr. ) Each alternate
sign of the zodiac ( as the first,
third &c.). -7 Water. -8 Matallic
lustr8.-9 Manifestation,appearance.
-10 Skill in the  use of   weapons.

3fnr#5T, B:fN^^ et. Ved. Strong,
powerful.

Bfr^T^^, ^ T'*rf^?T a. 1 strong,
vigorous, energetic, powerful; i^q
q^i'mxxq Xiqq ^\qq B. 5. 87; SI
12.   35. -2 Splendid, bright.

BTTsrr^^ Den. A. To show
strength or vigour, exhibit one's
heroism ; Bk. 5. 76; U. 5. 32.

afrf^ a. { Super, of ^q also )
Most strong,   vehement.

Bfr*i?^ft «. More vehement,
stronger.

^9Jt^«l, et. An instigator. — m.
1 Speed. -2 Strength.

3?1r5^3"~^^" ^ musical mode
which omits two of the notes of
the   scale (fc and q).

^XT^^X^ STt;g1r Wild rice,
^T^: ( m. pl. ) N. of a people
and their country ( the modern
Orissa ); Ms. 10. 44. -^: The
China-rose. — ^ The Javd-howeT.
-Comp. —BlT's^r the China-rose.
—jsc^ the Javd'fioYieT; Hibiscus
Rosa Sinensis and its flowers.

^ini^lP. ( ^X^^Ay sTtPlH) To
remove, take or drag along.

^T-pr Cl. Removing. — oTf ( du.) 1
Heaven and earth. -2 Vessels used
in the preparation of Soma, -3
Preserving power, protection. ,

^WT a. [3T[-%-TiT] Woven, sewn
'with threads across. -Conip. —qxq
a. 1. sewn crosswise and length¬
wise. -2. extending in all directions,
(-tr) ind. crosswise and lengthwise,
vertically and horizontally.
 

5ft5» 1 The woof or cross threads
of a web. -2 A cat (f. also): as in-
X^ (^f) J:.

^lc(ai Issuing out, rising up¬
wards; epithet of the dawn.

^T^T^^:,--^ L^-n U^- 2. 76]
1 Pood, boiled rice; e. g. qi.q^qqx,
^°, V^"", qixx ° &C.-2 Grain mash¬
ed and cooked with milk. -3 A
cloud. (Sometimes ^]\rxq is prefixed
to the names of pupils to denote
that the pupil's object is more to
be fed by his master than be taught;
e. ^.Bfrfq^rrBrfft^r: P.VL2. 69 Sk.
—qf The plant(^cyf) Sida Cordifolia.

-€orap. —B?f5-2n',-3Trir, -B^TrfH^r

N, of a medicinal plant ( TIT^4^).

BTi^^^fz^fcf Den.   P. To wish to

make   mashed food of anything ;

^RTJ, sfr^r^n. 1 Flowing. -2
Wetting.

Sir^^ n. An udder.

^T75r* Ved. An ornament of
the head; curl; a horn ( S^y. ),

^rn^iw^. 1 The sacred syllable
om, uttered as a holy exclamation at
the beginning and end of a reading
of the Vedas, or previous to the
commencement of a prayer or sacred
work. -2 As a particle it implies
{a) solemn affirmation and respect¬
ful assent ( so be it, amen ! ). {b )
assent or acceptance (yes, all right);
BfrT'T^^^T'T^l'ai; Mai. 6 ; B^f^^j-
rXXq^PX mi^"^ ?% ^^' 1.75 ; f^,?^-
^Crftl% ^i ^- -^^ 1- ( ^) com¬
mand ; {d) auspiciousness ; (<? )
removal or w^ardingoff.-SBrahman.
[ This word first appears in the Upani¬
shads as a mystic monosyllable, and is
regarded as the object of the most pro¬
found religious meditation. In the Mandu*
kya Upanishad it is said that this
syllable is all what has been, that which
is and is to be ; that all is cm, only otu. Li¬
terally analysed, cm is taken to be made
up of three letters or quarters; the letter
a is Vaisvanara, the spirit of waking
I souls in the waking world; u is Tai-
i jasa,  the spirit of dreaming souls in the