آدم ādam A (Heb. r. Was red or taw- ny) n. prop. Adam, the first man; man.

آدم خور ādam-ḵẖor P adj. Man-eater, man-de- vouring; a cannibal.

آدم زاد ādam-zād P s. m. f. Man, mankind.

آدم گري ādam-garī P s. f. Humanity, benevo- lence.

آدمي ādm-ī P s. m. f. A descendant of Adam, a human being (man or woman), an individual, people.

آدمي گري ādmī-garī P s. f. See آدم گري.

آدمیت ādmīyat A s. f. Humanity, civility. آدمیت پکڙنا ādmīyat pakaṛnā, To become ci- vilized. آدمیت سکهلانا ādmīyat sikhlānā, or آدمیت مین لانا ādmīyat meṅ lānā, To civilize. آدمیت کرنا ādmīyat karnā, To behave with humanity.

ادم उद्यम uddim S or udyam, s. m. Strenuous and continued effort, exertion, endeavour, la- bour; calling, employment, trade.

ادمبر उदुम्बर udumbar S s. m. 1. The glo- merous fig-tree (Ficus glomerata). 2. A sect of Brāhmans.

ادمرا ad-marā S̱. adj. Half-dead.

ادموا ad-mūā S̱. adj. m. Half-dead.

اندمال indimāl A (inf. vii. of دمل) s. m. The being healed (of a wound).

تقدم taḳaddum A (inf. v. of قدم) s. m. Priority.

تندم tanaddum A (inf. v. of ندم) s. m. Peni- tence; bashfulness, modesty.

خادم ḵẖādim A part. act. (from خدمت) used substantively, A servant. خادم لطلبا ḵẖādimu-t̤- t̤ulabā, A public teacher, a professor (of a col- lege). خادم درگاه ḵẖādim-i-dargāh, A servant who takes care of a tomb, mosque, &c. (Pers. plur. خادمان ḵẖādimān).