آواجاٴي āwā-jāʼī S̱. (from آنا and جانا) s. f. Coming and going, intercourse, dancing after.

اجابت ijābat A (inf. iv. of جوب) s. f. Answering (of prayer or of a petition), consent, appro- bation, compliance.

اجات अ and जात Kind, sort a-jāt S. adj. Expelled from his cast (a man).

اجاتي ajāt-ī S s. m. A man who has lost his cast.

اجاره ijāra A s. m. 1. Hire, rent, a privilege or income of variable amount sold or let for a fixed sum. 2. A farm. A. P. اجاره دار ijāra-dār, s. m. A farmer of land or of revenue: one who has purchased the la- bour of another: the holder of a monopoly.

اجازت ijāzat A (inf. iv. of جوز) s. f. Permission, leave, dispensation, sanction, commands, orders. اجازت خواه ijāzat-ḵẖẉāh, adj. Asking per- mission. اجازت دینا ijāzat denā, To permit.

اجالا ujālā S̱. (उत् and r. ज्वल Shine) 1. s. m. Splendour, brightness, light. 2. adj. See اجل ujjal.

اجالنا ujālnā S̱. (caus. of اجلنا q. v.) v. a. To cleanse, to polish (metals or jewels).

اجالي ujālī S̱. adj. f. Bright: see اجل ujjal.

اجامل ajāmil S n. prop. Name of a great sin- ner and penitent.

اجان a-jān S̱. (अ and ज्ञान Knowledge) adj. Ignorant, simple, innocent, indifferent, careless.

اجان ujān H s. m. The direction or part of a

اجاني a-jān-ī S̱. s. f. Ignorance, simplicity.

اجاڙ ajāṛ H s. m. Canvass (cloth made of hemp).

اجاڙ ujāṛ S̱. (see اجڙنا) adj. Desert, desolate, ruined, ruinous, demolished, deserted, aban- doned.