اتار utār S̱. s. m. Descent, declination. اتار دینا utār denā, To bring down; (met.) to disgrace, to dishonour.

اتارا utārā S̱. (from اتارنا utārnā, q. v.) s. m. A descent, crossing or passing (over a river, &c): an answer: cast off clothes: disgrace, degrada- tion: ransom, self-devotion.

اتارن utāran S̱. 1. s. f. A fragment. 2. See اتارنا.

اتارنا utārnā S̱. (caus. of اترنا) v. a. 1. To cause to alight or descend, to bring down; to degrade. 2. To cause to pass over, to convey over. 3. To take off, to strip off, to tear off, cut off or break off (a portion of any thing), to unload, disem- bark, dismount, discharge. 4. To make a re- turn or recompense. اتاري هوئي utāre hūʼe, En- gaged with a desperate resolution in any enter- prise (metaphor taken from cavalry, who dis- mount to fight on foot with a determination to

اتان उत्तान उत and r. तन Extend, stretch utān S. or ut-tān, adj. Supine, lying on the back; shallow.

اتاول utāwal H s. f. Quickness, speed, despatch.

اتاولا utāʼolā H adj. m. Swift, quick, speedy, pre- cipitate, rash.

اتاولي utāʼolī H adj. f. Swift, &c.; s. f. Haste, speed, rashness, impatience.

اتیرن utīran उत्तीर्ण S̱. adj. Worn, cast off (clothes, jewels, &c.).

اوتاد autād A s. plur. (of وتد) Pegs; nobles chiefs.

اکلوتا ik-lautā S̱. adj. Only, single, alone.

بتاونا butāʼonā H v. a. To extinguish. See بجهانا

بـﮩتات bahutāt बहुता S̱. s. f. Excess, abun- dance. See بـﮩتايت bahutāyat.

بـﮩتايت bahutāyat बहुता S̱. s. f. Abundance, plenty, multitude.

بهتاها bhutāhā S̱. (from بهوت) adj. Devilish, pee- vish, fierce.