انهار anhār A s. plur. (of نهر) Rivulets, streams.

اپوج apūj S̱. (for अ and पूज्य To be worship- ped) adj. That which is not worshipped, or is not a proper object of worship.

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

اپربها अप्रभा a-prabhā S s. f. Want of splen- dour; darkness, dullness.

ابتلا ibtilā A (inf. viii. of بلا) s. Trial, affliction.

ات उत् ut S prep. Up, upwards, on high, over, above. It implies superiority in place and de- gree, and is the reverse of अध adha.

آرا आरा ārā S s. m. 1. A saw, a shoemakerʼs knife or awl. 2. The name of a district.

اساتذه asātiẕa. A s. plur. (of استاذ) Teachers.

امرتي amr̤it-ī S̱. or vulg. imratī (from امرت) adj. Nectareous. s. f. A kind of sweetmeat, a small vessel for drinking out of, a kind of cloth.

ازقه azuḳa A. s. m. Food. See آزرقه azūḳa.