امام imām A s. m. 1. A leader in religious af- fairs, a prelate, patriarch, priest, chief. 2. A large bead in a rosary, which remains fixed in the hand and is not turned over in counting (called by the Hindūs sumeru).

ايات āyāt A s. plur. of آيت āyat, q. v.

اجگت a-jugat S̱. (अ and युक्त United with, fitted) adj. Unfit; s. f. Violence, oppression, compulsion. ¶ ajgut for ادبهت अद्भुत adbhut, q. v.

التني altanī H s. f. The rope round the neck of an elephant, in which the driver puts his feet as in stirrups.

انبراي ambarāʼī S̱. (आम्र Mango, and राजि Row) s. f. A mango-orchard or - grove.

اوبٿ au-baṭ S̱. or ūbaṭ (perhaps, from अव q. v. and वाट Way, or for اوگهٿ aughaṭ, q. v.) adj. Impassable, steep, inaccessible, devious.

اپویت उपवीत upa-vīt S s. m. The thread or cord worn by the three first classes of Hindūs over the left shoulder and under the right.

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!

ابهسارکا abhi-sārikā S (अभिसारिका) adj. f.

آلود ālūd P contract. of آلوده ālūda, q. v.