انگهہ अनघ an-agh S adj. Sinless, innocent.

اگهائي aghāʼī H (from اگهانا) s. f. Satiety, sur- feiting.

اگهانا aghānā H 1. v. n. To surfeit, to be satiated. 2. adj. Satiated.

اگهن aghan आग्रहायण S̱. s. m. Name of the Hindū eighth month (during which the sun

اگهوري aghorī S (अघोरी) adj. (used substantively) An order of religious men- dicants professing اگهورپنتهہ aghor-panth; (they eat every thing, however filthy, even human carcasses; hence) a gross or filthy feeder.

اگهورپنتهي aghor-panth-ī अघोरपथी S̱. adj. (used substantively) An order of religious men- dicants professing اگهورپنتهہ aghor-panth; (they eat every thing, however filthy, even human carcasses; hence) a gross or filthy feeder.

اگهورپنتهہ aghor-panth अघोरपथ S̱. s. m. A particular religious order among Hindūs. See اگهورپنتهي.

اگهہ अघ agh S s. m. Sin, guilt.

بگهار baghār H s. m. The spices which are mixed with food to give it relish; seasoning, condiment.

بگهارنا baghārnā H (from بگهار) v. a. To season.

بگهنا baghnā व्याघ्रनख S̱. s. m. The teeth and nails of a tiger which are hung round the neck of a child.

بگهنها baghnah ā व्याघ्रनख S. s. m. Name of a medicinal herb with a fragrant root.

بگهي baghī H s. f. A horsefly.

بگهيل baghel S̱. (from باگهـ) s. m. Name of a tribe of Rājpūts.

بگهيلا baghelā S̱. s. m. 1. See بگهيل baghel. 2. A tigerʼs whelp, young tiger.