الکن alkan A (from لکن) adj. Speaking barba- rously, stammering.

بلکنا balaknā S̱. (r. वल्ग Move) v. a. 1. To open. 2. To speak indistinctly from excessive joy or intoxication.

بلکنا bilaknā H v. n. 1. To sob, to cry violently (as a child). 2. To long for, to desire eagerly.

تهلکنا thalaknā H v. n. To palpitate, to flutter.

جهلکنا jhalaknā S̱. (s. ज्वलका Flame) v. n. To shine, to glare.

دلکنا dalaknā H v. n. To glitter.

سلکنا sulaknā S̱. v. n. (dakh.) See سلگنا sulagnā.

للکنا lalaknā H v. n. To attack.

لکنا liknā S̱. v. a. (dakh.) To write: see لکهنا likhnā.

لکنا luknā S̱. (from s. लुक् Concealment) v. n. To lie hid, to be concealed.

لکنت luknat A (from لکن To speak a barbarous language) s. f. Stuttering, lisp, stammering.

لکنتي luknat-ī A. adj. Stammering, stuttering; stammerer.

لکنـﮩارا likanhārā S̱. s. m. (dakh. for لکهنـﮩارا) Writer.

ملکنا malaknā H v. n. 1. To walk like a chair- man, &c. (trotting and raising the shoulders).

نيلکنٿهہ नीलकंठ nīl-kanṭh S s. m. 1. Name of a bird. (Coracias bengalensis). 2. A name of Mahādeva. (He is called by this name because his throat was stained blue by swallowing the poison produced by over-churning the ocean, with the mountain Mandara, by the Surs and Asurs, to procure the amr̤ita). 3. A peacock. 4. Name of a plant. (Hyperanthera mo- runga).