ابلق ablaḳ A (from بلق) adj. Piebald, black and white, party-coloured.

ابلقا ablaḳā A s. m. A bird of the mainā kind, a starling.

الخالق alḵẖālaḳ P s. f. A coat, vest, garment.

الٿ پلٿ ulaṭ pulaṭ H 1. adj. Higgledy-pig- gledy, topsyturvy. 2. s. f. Confusion, inter- change.

الٿنا ulaṭnā H v. a. To pervert, subvert, thwart, reverse, overturn, reply. v. n. To be reversed, turned over or turned back, to return.

الڙبلڙ alaṛbalaṛ H s. f. Trifling talk or employ- ment.

بلٿنا bilaṭnā S̱. (वि and r. लट Act childishly) v. n. To become bad.

تلذذ talaẕẕuẕ A (inf. v. of لذّ) s. m. Delight, plea- sure, charms, deliciousness.

تلڙا ti-laṛ-ā H s. m. A necklace of three strings.

تلڙي ti-laṛ-ī H s. f. A necklace of three strings.

خلص ḵẖalaṣ A (proper. ḵẖilṣ) s. m. A sincere friend.

دق ولق daḳḳ-o-laḳḳ A s. m. An extensive, uncul- tivated plain.

دلڙا du-laṛ-ā H 1. adj. Twofold, of two rows or strings. 2. s. m. A necklace of two rows or strings.

دلڙي du-laṛ-ī H s. f. A necklace of two strings.

سلح silaḥ A s. Arms: see سلاح silāh. سلح پوشي silaḥ-posh-ī, s. f. The wearing of armour. A. P. سلحخانه silaḥ-ḵẖāna, s. m. An arsenal, an armoury. A. P. سلحشور salaḥ-shor or silaḥ-shor (from سلاح Armour, and شور Exercise, habitude) adj. A champion, gladiator, horse-breaker.