آورده āwarda P or āwurda, part. pass. (of آوردن) Brought. (Sans. आ and ऊढ Borne, from r. वहु Bear).

ارس arus अटरुष S̱. s. m. Name of a me- dicinal plant or tree. (Justicia adhatoda and gandarussa).

اننت अनन्त an-ant S 1. adj. Endless, eternal. 2. s. m. The chief of the Nāgas or serpent race that inhabit the infernal regions: the conch and constant attendant of Vish̤ṇu. 3. A cord with fourteen knots, which the Hindūs tie on their arm, on the fourteenth day of bhādoṅ, sukal pachchh̤, which is sacred to Vishnu, and called اننت چودس or اننت چتردسي.

امرت अमृत अ and r. मृ Die amr̤it S. (vulg. imrat) s. m. The food of the gods, ambrosia, nectar, the water of life, what is immortal or renders immortal, any thing sweet, water, wine, a guava.

اقبالمند iḳbāl-mand P adj. Prosperous, fortunate.

افروز afroz P part. act. in compos. (from افروختن) Illuminating, enlightening, kindling.

آرمبهہ आरम्भ ā-rambh S s. m. Beginning.

التماس iltimās A (inf. viii. of لمس) s. m. f. Be- seeching, petitioning, supplication, prayer, re- quest. التماس کرنا iltimās karnā, To beseech, solicit, to request, to petition, supplicate, repre- sent humbly.

اتقیا atḳiyā A s. plur. (of تقي) Religious men, de- votees.

ات ut H adv. There, thither.