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

اجیو a-jīʼo S̱. (अ and जीव Life) adj. Lifeless.

آکاس आकाश ākās S (or akās), s. m. The fifth element, ether; the sky, the atmosphere, the heavens, the firmament, space. (This element is held by the Hindūs to be more subtle than air, to fill and pervade the universe, and to be the peculiar vehicle of life and sound). آکاس باني ākās-bānī (आकाश The sky, and वाणी Sound) s. f. A voice from heaven; revelation, an oracle.

ان अन्न an S or ann, s. m. Food, victuals, grain.

آنٿهي ānṭhī S̱. (अष्ठि Kernel or stone of fruit) s. f. 1. Stone of fruit. 2. Coagulation.

آچار āchār H s. m. Pickles.

اولاد aulād A s. f. (plur. of ولد) Children, offspring, descendants, issue, progeny.

اڙاک uṛāk S̱. (from اڙنا uṛnā) adj. Capable of flying, fledge.

اسوني अश्विनी aswinī S s. f. The first of the twenty-four constellations in the moonʼs path; hence, considered its mansions. (It consists of three stars in the head of Aries, and is so named

ارجنا arjanā अर्जन S̱. v. a. To gain, to ac- quire.