اربسي उर्वशी उरु Great, and r. वश Will urbasī S. or urvasī, s. f. 1. Name of one of the

آواگون āwāgawan S̱. (see آواگمن āwā-gaman) s. m. Transmigration.

ارارا arārā H s. m. Marks of nails left after scratching.

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.

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

افشان afshān P part. (of افشاندن) Scattering,

امٿ a-miṭ S̱. (अ and मृष्ट Wiped, effaced, from r. मृज Cleanse) adj. Indelible, not defaced.

آباد ābād P adj. Cultivated, inhabited, full of

ايسين aiseṅ H (see ايسا) adv. Thus.

اجداد ajdād A s. plur. (of جدّ jadd) Ancestors.