آپن āpan S̱. or āpun (आत्मन्) pron. recip. Self.

آپن आपन्न आ and r. पद Go ā-panna S. adj. Unfortunate, afflicted: gained, obtained, ac- quired: a refugee, one who comes for shelter or protection.

اتپن उत्पन्न उत् and r. पद Go utpann S. adj. Produced; s. Proceeds, profit, produce. S. اتته अतिथि (from अ and तिथि A lunar day) atith or a-tithi, s. m. A guest, pilgrim, stranger, person entitled to the rights of hos- pitality.

اسپند ispand P s. m. A seed burnt at marriages to drive away evil spirits: it is, also, burnt as a charm for the like purpose some days after a child is born, particularly at the door; and when a child goes out or comes home. It is often mixed on those occasions with mustard seed, and hence has been confounded with the latter (خردل).

اشٿ پنچاشت अष्टपंचाशत् ash̤ṭa-panchā- shat S adj. Fifty-eight.

البیلپنا albel-panā H s. m. Foppishness, spruceness, airs and blandishments.

انارپن anār-pan H (see اناري) s. m. Silliness, clumsiness, inexpertness, ignorance, awkwardness.

اپنتهي a-panth-ī S̱. adj. One who has lost his way, devious; heretical.

اپنتهہ a-panth S̱. (अ and पंथाः A road) s. m. A wrong or bad road, a devious track; heresy.

اپنشد उपनिषद् upanish̤ad S s. The theolo- gical part and the vedānta or argumentative part of the Vedas, either detached from, or comprised in, the principal work.

اپنگ upang H s. m. A sort of musical instru- ment.

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.

بسن پن bisan-pan S̱. (from व्यसन) s. m. A ha- bit of indulging desire.

بوراپن baurā-pan S̱. s. m. Madness.