ابلقا ablaḳā A s. m. A bird of the mainā kind, a starling.

القا ilḳā A (inf. iv. of لقي) s. m. Inspiration.

القاب alḳāb A s. m. plur. (of لقب) Titles, ho- norary names; forms of address, &c. in letters.

القصه al-ḳiṣṣa A adv, In short, in a word. S. الک अलक (r. अल Adorn) alak, s. f. A ringlet or curl of hair. الکابلي alakābalī (अलकावली) s. f. A row of side curls. ¶ See الکهہ a-lakh.

تعلقات taʼaﻌlluḳāt A s. plur. of تعلق q. v. تعلقات دنيوي taʼaﻌlluḳāt-i-dunyavī, Wordly concerns.

تلقا tilḳā A (inf. ii. of لقي or لقو) s. m. 1. Repre- hension. 2. Arriving at, meeting with, falling upon, encountering in battle.

خلقت ḵẖilḳat A s. f. The creation, people, po- pulace, the world, creation. خلقت کرنا ḵẖilḳat karnā, To create.

قلقاري ḳilḳārī H. (perhaps, from s. किलकिला)

لقا liḳā A s. f. 1. Act of meeting, seeing or fighting with any one. 2. (met.) Death. 3. The face, form, visage, countenance. ¶ luḳā, A roguish fellow, vain. ¶ لقا laḳḳā, s. m. A kind of pigeon.

لقات laḳāt A. adj. Lean. (Pers. لکات Infirm).

لقب laḳab A s. m. A title, surname (either honourable or opprobrious), by-name.

ليلة القدر lailatu-l-ḳadr A The night of power; a celebrated night in which they say that angels descended or the ḳurʼān began to descend.

مطلقا mut̤laḳā A adv. Absolutely, (not) at all.

مطلقاً mut̤laḳaṉ A adv. Absolutely, (not) at all.

ملقب mulaḳḳab A (part. pass. II. of لقب) adj. Surnamed, nicknamed.