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aie)Q^6)=oiplqcSl MR,
6)i^a66i !• ^0 pour. <a>aBl(!i anann a.; to
void, as ig((3)o a. 2, to give np, ojipl aagnb
atfl^ cn^ EB, let him pass, (sraxiaa a.
dismissed, forsook. atfl^3ajoa>, aTlgai, aaig
§a* to return grounds held under aigano;
^aaigo aipl^ (Oirego TB, to vacate, 3. to
quit, regn^o a. to emigrate. a®gj9QJcrao reg^o
es^^ao-igcail, ajrec^o atsloyo a, Sajsaul, a.
digtBslajgo^ TB. in war. 4. to escape, mo
cuarea'^acLjacnaTB. got away from them. <£)
(olsiaiQo acSlsn^o oifl ^jgnb EB. avoided arrows.
OiSmsrsm aiflasigaaa Bhr. a.ajg a. to parry
ablow. a®a(m avl^^aaigcJoAB. defend thyself.
6. to evade 8aaja>gjl(0)o a. Bhr. mi^agozil
8(ijoQj(0) a. Bhr. to prevent ruin. 6. to make
to cease, drive away, ojgaogob 3reacoo a. PP.
aojalcsjjo q8(Tn (^!f a, amed, a>so a, CS.
to pay debts. 7. to free (Braajam mo(/n)(^scu
CA(BmlsBicrn a. Mud. prevented his suicide, co
aJil^a(ai9^,fijre)^ai Bhr, to prevent. 8. v, n.
to give way (from 8.) (Braaj* asfljy ojgsBal, mo
rSlojootSlcnl a. Bhr. to retreat, oo^aocXi 3a-i
sl^ asflj^ SiPu, OJS asfld^ ScLjacm EU.
(a)|8fii$snegaiaaig«rs aagasplaiiic^o Mud.
CV. aiplg^ao 1. chiefiy to dispossess aojgo
ao(nl(Blaciv asflgjlgjgcib EU. ^arsigtplgjl
8d)osne TR, must not be vacated, 2, to
make to retire, ajgaouo aiplojl^EU. drove
back. oruo(j9u51ai9reo aiplgjl;^ ft (Braajam
(Sncji51aisre(3i^eicm a. Mud.  (even merely
 

aspl;^) dismissed the minister.     3. to get

back (galata a'^ aClgajgnb ME.
VN, aiplg^ discharge etc.                [remedy.

Hence: aiplaisplcij expedient, escape, excuse,
aipl^cfl deed of giving back cnlaieBBcX) <ftS^

c&i9na9areaa>9sng    a'^ 0^ga(a-jaigreo a.

Qjgasal MB,                          [asfBOdaBTB,

asplcrooejo unoccupied land a'catS aiscasiisclo

e^<ei<A>,d£\o\n-}fa-fi't. M. C. (Te.eej tofiow,

C. Te   ac^<^ to leak) To flew, run down or off

(=acjlao) of blood, water srsinb a'ondjsag;

of ships a>^nn 8<o)9anlcasi a* a@ prov.

Qjaos^ ayaTlaaig^ cucoicno TE.  drives by

stress of weather, anla^agoyail aji)§>io.

ayaicab VN. flowing, being adrift.

a^ai So. side of wall, boundary.

aycuareo So. side-room.

atpas 1. current, stream, aisacjgao (gigo(91
anbo a. a@@> a'aojeao running water, to
be drunk by all castes. 2. (T. a^esij order)
natural, smooth, plain a^ancib ojaT^l, a>p
asnb Qja eto. a'mgc^ao.

ay><Ss)o 1. running, floating- aggojo ayasQJo
aig:^:^ EU, regulated all about shipping
ft timber floating.     2. plainness (a{f as 2).

a^es^A T. to keep within bounds, a^eseamoi
6aj.o unbounded wealth (or e§<gBg(BTai?).

a, V. a^asai l. to pour a>&ml(3b a^ ojgo a.
MM. 2. to inundate. 8. to set afloat, float
ao-iglacsij (Lj<j>CBn(3b aipa»lcg§cna TP. aaa
a(0):ar>lcdil(al aaja^g^aslmgnb Bhg.
 

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6iD 6 T. M. C. Te. Chiefly interrogative particle
1. in simple question, aagnb (Braaj8mo am I he?
Often with negative power (Bra3i«B3m QjfKcm
8(Uig PT, that is impossible. Imperative aa§
(taaiscug take it at once. 2. in di^unotive
question SiSratlaagasnea aimoaaigasrso ctuej
(*l OiCOo HNE. mosmg rngjug, ^3(0)9 mgy®,
 

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a>Cia(SiBig aaj§.arsi3i9 croajgaaama Nal. 3. in
disj, affirmation aaong ressr^g one or two. a
atBiffllaejg aTlanocSleejg qjIstb ^gaio; with
Condit, Qqj(3jjo @sss8)^3ajg g(n. rnlcfflicBio cq|
(3uo(£rnlsiDi3igail8aiag(3),crooooa2'oPT, 4, with
adversative power 0QOg80Cis — iBiaralacibo ace
resagsoo/geim QgogatilreoBhg. as for its height.