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.

آپد आपद् आ and r. पद Go ā-pad S. s. f. Calamity. (Arab. آفت āfat).

استحاضه istiḥaẓa A (from حیض) s. m. Immode- rate flux of the menses.

اڙانا aṛānā H (caus. of اڙنا aṛnā, q. v.) v. a. 1. To make to stop. 2. To fasten one thing to another. 3. s. m. Name of a tune.

استہزا istihzā A (inf. x. of هزا) s. m. Derision, laughing at, joke, jest, scorn, scoff. S. استهل स्थल (r. ष्ठल Stand) asthal or sthal, s. m. Place, site, soil, dry or firm ground; place or stand of a faḳīr.

آکاس برت ākās-brit S̱. (आकाश The sky, and वृत्ति Livelihood) s. f. Subsistence not derived from any certain funds or depending on any par- ticular person; living from hand to mouth.

امین āmīn A or amīn, adv. Amen, so be it.

اندهارا andhārā S̱. adj. See اندهیارا andhyārā.

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

اوج auj A s. m. 1. Height, summit, the top.