آب حیوان āb-i-ḥaiwān P s. Water of life; name of the fabulous fountain of immortality.

آب حیواني āb-i-ḥaiwān-ī P s. Water of life; name of the fabulous fountain of immortality.

آب ني āb-nai P s. The perpendicular tube of a ḥuḳḳa on which the chilam is fixed.

آب پیکران āb-paikarān P s. The stars.

آسریت āsrait S̱. adj. Hopeful, trusting, confident.

آسي आशय ā-sai S or ā-saya, s. m. 1. Meaning, intention. 2. Asylum, abode. See آشي.

ابني abinai S̱. (अ and विनय Humility) s. m. Pertness, wantonness, want of submission.

ابهي a-bhai S (अभय) adj. Fearless, without fear.

ابوهریره abū huraira A (father of the cat, because he was in the habit of carrying a cat with him) n. prop. One of the companions of Muhammad.

اجي a-jai S (अ and जय Victory, success) adj. Not victorious, unsuccessful, subdued.

اجین ujjain उज्जयनी S̱. s. m. Name of a city, formerly the capital of Vikramāditya.

ادي उदय उद् and r. इ Go udai S. or udaya, s. m. The eastern mountain behind which the sun is supposed to rise. ادي هونا udai honā, To rise (the sun, moon, &c.).

اسمین a-samaiṅ S̱. adv. Out of season. S. آسن आसन (r. आस Sit) āsan, s. m. 1. A stool, a seat, a small carpet on which the Hindūs sit at prayer, a carpet to sit on. 2. Stay, abiding, posture, attitude, sitting (espe- cially, the attitudes adopted by jogīs in their devotional exercises, of which they enumerate eighty-four). 3. The inside or under part of the thigh. 4. The withers of an elephant, the part where the driver sits. آسن تلي آنا āsan tale ānā, To come under subjection. آسن حوڙنا āsan joṛnā, To sit on the hams. آسن ڐولنا āsan ḍolnā, Spoken of a holy man, who perceiving by supernatural intelligence that some one in distress has called on him, interposes in his behalf. آسن سي آسن جوڙنا āsan se āsan joṛnā, To sit close in contact with another person. آسن لگانا āsan lagānā, To sit obstinately in a given posture till oneʼs request be obtained. آسن مارنا

الهیا alhaiyā H s. f. Name of a rāginī.

الیا بلیا alaiyā balaiya S̱. (अलि A crow, and बलि A sacrifice) s. f. 1. Sacrifice, victim. 2. Lighted wisps with which the Hindūs divert themselves at the season of the dewālī.