اصالتا aṣālataṉ A adv. Originally, radically, firmly, entirely, absolutely.

التا altā S̱. or āltā (अलक्त or आलक्त्य) s. m. Cotton strongly impregnated with the die of lac, ready to be used for dying, &c. (principally used by the Hindū women for staining their feet red).

التجا iltijā A (inf. viii. of لجأ) s. f. Fleeing to any one for relief or protection; entreaty, re- quest, petition, refuge, protection.

التزام iltizām A (inf. viii. of لزم) s. m. Being necessary or expedient, being assiduous, taking on oneʼs self.

املتاس amaltās H s. m. Cassia fistula.

بولتا boltā H part. act. (from بولنا used substan- tively) The faculty of speech; soul, life.

سلتا salitā सरित् S̱. s. f. A river: see سرتا.

سيتلتا शीतलता sītal-tā S s. f. Coolness.

شلتاق shiltāḳ P s. Picking a quarrel with some one for a groundless cause, accusation, dispute.

شلتاقي shiltāḳ-ī P adj. Quarrelsome, quarrelling without reason.

قلتبان ḳaltabān P s. m. A pimp, wittol, scoun- drel, one who connives at his wifeʼs intercourse with other men.

لاوا لترا lāwā lutrā H s. m. A talebearer.

لتا lattā P. (prop. لته) s. m. A rag, tatter, scrap of cloth.

لتا लता latā S s. f. A creeper, vine.

لتاڙ latāṛ H s. f. Calamity, labour.