اجي ajī H An interjection to call or bespeak at- tention. (In Bengal, it is used to an inferiour or in cases of great intimacy only; but, in the western provinces, it is often addressed to a su- periour as a term of respect). Holla! Good sir! Hear me, sir!

ادهومکهہ अधोमुख अधस् Down, and मुख Face adho-mukh S. adj. With the head down- wards (as the Hindūs practise in the tapasyā), looking downwards, drooping the head (from grief or shame), headlong.

اعما aﻌmā A adj. plur. of اعميٰ aﻌmạ, q. v.

ابلاپا a-balā-pā S̱. s. m. Weakness.

اگوني کرنا agaunī karnā S̱. v. a. To advance to meet the bridegroom, to go to meet a visitant on the road.

آفتاب āftāb P s. m. The sun, sunshine. آفتاب پرست āftāb-parast, A worshipper of the sun. آفتاب پرستي āftāb-parast-ī, s. f. Worship of the sun. آفتاب گیر āftāb-gīr, A parasol, an umbrella.

المک उल्मुक ulmuk S s. m. Firebrand, wood burning or burnt, as charcoal. A.P. المناک alam-nāk, adj. Full of pain or grief, afflicted.

افشرده afshurda P part. pass. (of افشردن) Pressed, squeezed out, filtered.

اندهکار अंधकार अंध Blind, and कार What makes andh-kār S. s. m. Darkness.

اٿکانا aṭkānā H (caus. of اٿکنا) v. a. To stop, to prevent, to hinder, restrain, detain, coerce.