ايمه aima A. s. m. (for aʼịmma, plur. of امام but used to denote) Land given as a reward or fa- vour by the king at a very low rent, a fief. (When no rent is paid, the land is called لااخراج lā ḵẖirāj). Charity lands. ايمه دار aima-dār, One who holds land in ايمه aima, a feoffee.

ارتلا artalā H s. m. A patron, a protector.

آدهاري ādhār-i S̱. (in compos.) An eater; as, دوده آدهاري dūdh-ādhārī, One who lives on milk. ماس آدهاري mās-ādhārī, Flesh-eater, carnivorous.

اگن agin H s. m. Name of a bird, a sort of lark: see اگیا agiyā.

اچپلاهٿ āchpalā-haṭ S̱. s. f. Restlessness, play- fulness, vivacity, in- constancy, wantonness.

استفراغ istifrāg̠ẖ A (inf. x. of فراغت) s. m. Vo- miting.

اگري agar-ī S̱. adj. Of the colour of اگر agar (i. e. wood of aloes).

اجوره ajūra A s. m. Hire, rent, wages, fare, re- ward, fee. اجوره دار ajūra-dār, s. m. A la- bourer for hire (whether by time or by the job), a hireling.

آب گیر āb-gīr P s. A ditch in which water stands, a pond, an instrument like a broom for sprinkling water on a warp stretched for weaving.

اٿم aṭam H s. m. A heap.