اٿهل aṭhal H s. m. Bathing of the bride and bridegroom together, the third day after mar- riage.

اٿهلانا iṭhlānā H v. a. To walk affectedly or coquettishly, to express tenderness or kindness by gesture.

اٿهنا uṭhnā S̱. (उत्थान from उत् and r. ष्ठा Stand) v. n. To rise up, be raised, spring; to be abolished.

اٿهنگن uṭh-angan S̱. s. m. A prop or support.

اٿهواره aṭhwāra S̱. (अष्ट Eight, and वार Day) s. m. The eighth day after any other; a week.

اٿهوانا uṭhwānā S̱. (caus. of اٿهنا) v. a. To cause to lift or raise up, or remove, &c.

اٿهواٿي کهٿواٿي aṭhwātī khaṭwāṭī S̱. s. f. The state of being confined to bed through sickness, &c.

اٿهوترسو aṭhotar-sau अष्टोत्तरशत S̱. adj. One hundred and eight.

بهاٿهي bhāṭhī H s. f. Down the river, with the current.

بهاٿهي bhāṭhī भस्त्रा S̱. s. f. Bellows.

بهاٿهيال bhāṭhiyāl H adj. Down, below, down the river, with the stream. See بهٿهيال.

جاٿهـ jāṭh यष्टि S̱. s. m. 1. The axis or roller of an oil or sugar-mill which presses the grain or the canes. 2. A post placed by Hindūs in the centre of a tank to mark its being dedicated to the deity.

جواٿهـ jūʼāṭh युगकाष्ठ S̱. s. m. A yoke.

راٿهوڙ rāṭhoṛ H adj. (dakh.) Strong, firm: see مضبوط maẓbūt̤.

ساٿهي sāṭh-ī षष्टिक S̱. s. m. A kind of rice