اوکاش अवकाश avakāsh S s. m. 1. Leisure, opportunity. 2. Interval, space.

اکابر akābir A adj. plur. (of اکبر) The great, peo- ple of rank. اکابرواصاغر akābir wa aṣāg̠ẖir, High and low, rich and poor.

اکارتهہ akārath S̱. (perhaps, अकार्य्यता) adj. Unprofitable, fruitless, yielding no return, vain.

برکات barakāt A plur. (of برکت barakat, Heb. ) s. f. Blessings, auspiciousness, pros- perity. بابرکات bā-barakāt, adj. Fortunate, prosperous, fortunate in every undertaking and communicating good fortune to every thing one is concerned in, productive of advantage and success.

بهدرکالي भद्रकाली bhadrakālī S s. f. One of the names of a Hindū goddess.

بکارا bakārā H s. m. 1. A forerunner, a harbin- ger. 2. A traveller.

بکارت bakārat A (from بکر) s. f. Virginity.

بکاول bakāwal P s. m. 1. A cupbearer, a steward. 2. A head cook, superintendant of the kitchen. بکاولني bakāwal-nī, s. f. A female بکاول q. v.

بکاين bakāyan H s. f. The name of a tree. (Melia sempervirens. Sans. महानिम्ब).

بکبکانا bakbakānā S̱. (see s̱. بک) v. n. To prattle, chatter, clack.

تهکا thakā S̱. (from تهکنا) adj. Tired, weary.

تهکانا thakānā S̱. (causal of تهکنا) v. a. To tire, ha- rass, weary, fag, fatigue, jade.

تکاسل takāsul A (inf. vi. of کسل) s. m. Indolence, negligence, carelessness.

تکاليف takālīf A s. plur. (of تکليف) Impositions, distresses, difficulties.

تکان takān H s. m. Motion, agitation, gesture.