آوارگي āwāra-gī P s. f. Wandering, the state of a wanderer, vagrancy, profligacy.

ارگني arganī H s. m. A rope stretched, or a wooden rod or bamboo placed horizontally, for drying clothes on or for similar purposes.

ارگها arghā आर्घ्य S̱. s. m. A vessel shaped like a boat, used by the Hindūs for making li- bation in their devotions.

ارگهہ अर्घ argh S s. m. 1. (or aragh) Mode of worship; an oblation of eight ingredients made to a god or brāhman. 2. Price, cost.

بارگير bār-gīr P s. m. 1. A horseman (soldier) who does not find his own horse. 2. A beast of burthen. S. بارن वारण (r. वृ Cover, screen) bāran or vāraṇ, s. m. 1. Forbidding, prohibiting, pre- venting. 2. An elephant.

برگي bargī वर्गीय S̱. s. m. The Mahārāttas are so called.

برگيل bargel H s. m. An ortolan. (Alauda).

بزرگوار buzurg-wār P adj. Great (man); ancestor, elder, saint.

بزرگواري buzurg-wār-ī P s. f. Greatness, emi- nence.

بزرگي buzurg-ī P s. f. Grandeur, greatness, exal- tation, eminence, seniority, nobleness.

تبرگون tabar-gūn P adj. Hollow-backed (a horse).

تيرگي tīra-gī P s. f. Darkness, obscurity.

جرگه jarga P s. m. Forming a circle, putting in rank or row men and other animals; a flock or drove of deer, &c.

خرگوش ḵẖar-gosh P (خر Ass and گوش Ear) s. m. A hare, a rabbit.

خيرگي ḵẖīra-gī P s. f. Darkness, malignancy, astonishment, stupefaction, the state of being dazzled or of having the sight overcome, dizziness.