ابوتراب abū turāb A n. prop. Ali, the son-in-law of Muhammad.

ادهوتر adhotar H s. f. A fine kind of cloth.

اوتا otā H adj. So much, so many. اوتي مين ote meṅ, In the mean-time.

اوتاد autād A s. plur. (of وتد) Pegs; nobles chiefs.

اوتار अवतार अव and r. तृ Cross, pass ava-tār S. vulgarly autār, s. m. Descent, espe- cially of a deity from heaven; incarnation. (The Hindūs reckon the following ten avatārs of the God Vish̤ṇu: 1. मत्स्य matsya, A fish: 2. कच्छप kachchhapa, A tortoise: 3. वराह varāha, A hog: 4. नृसिंह nr̤i-singha, A man- lion: 5. वामन vāmana, A dwarf: 6. परशुराम parasurāma: 7. राम rāma: 8. बलराम ba- larāma: 9. बुद्ध buddha: 10. कल्की kalkī).

اوتر ūtar S̱. s. m. See اتر ut-tar.

اوترنا autarnā S. or avatarnā (from अवतार) v. n. To descend (as an incarnation of the Deity, &c.) on earth.

اپوتر अ and पवित्र Clean, pure a-pavitr S. adj. Unclean, defiled, impure, profane.

اپوترتا अपवित्रता a-pavitra-tā S s. f. Un- cleanness, filth.

اٿهوترسو aṭhotar-sau अष्टोत्तरशत S̱. adj. One hundred and eight.

اچهوتا achhūtā S̱. (see اجوٿها) adj. Intangible (vic- tuals dressed for saints, &c.), inviolable.

اکلوتا ik-lautā S̱. adj. Only, single, alone.

ببروتا babrūtā H s. m. A clown, a lout, lumpkin, clumsy young man.

بـﮩوتاد bhotād S̱. adj. (dakh.) See بـﮩت bahut. S. بهوتل भूतल (भू The earth, and तल Essential nature; q. d. the earth itself, the very earth) bhūtal, s. m. The earth.

بهاوتا bhāʼotā H adj. Amiable, dear, beloved, love.