آربعین arbaʼīﻌn A adj. Forty.

اتهربن अथर्व्वन् atharban S or atharvan, s. m. Name of the fourth Veda.

ارب arb अर्बुद S̱. adj. One hundred millions. ارب کهرب arb kharb, Innumerable.

ارباب arbāb A s. plur. (of رب rabb) Lords, pos- sessors, masters. ارباب جاه arbāb-i-jāh, Pos- sessed of dignity. ارباب سخن arbāb-i-suḵẖan, Eloquent persons; poets. ارباب نشاط arbāb-i-nishāt̤, Dancers and musicians.

ارباک arbāk S̱. (अर्ब्बाक) 1. adj. Low, in- feriour, vile. 2. adv. Former, prior in time.

اربرانا arbarānā H v. n. To hurry, to be confused, confounded, perplexed, agitated, embar- rassed, &c. See هملبلانا and هڙبڙانا.

اربع arbaﻌ A adj. Four.

اربعون arbaʼūﻌn A adj. Forty.

اربهک अर्भक arbhak S s. m. A child.

انتربید antarbed S̱. n. prop. Name of the country between the Gangā and Jamunā rivers, called in Persian دوابه du-āba.

بربري barbar-ī H s. f. A large kind of goat (from Barbary).

بربط barbat̤ P s. f. A kind of harp or lute.

بهربهانڐ bharbhānḍ H s. m. The name of a prickly poppy. (Argemone Mexicana).

بهربهرانا bharbharānā S̱. (r. भृ Fill) v. n. To swell and be glossy (particularly the face, as in fever).

بهربهري bharbharī S̱. (from بهربهرانا) s. f. A swelling, a sore.