ادهرا udhrā H adj. Opened, undone, unrolled (as the seam in a garment, or thread which was rolled up in a clue).

اکهي akhai S̱. for अक्षय aksh̤aya or akshai (अ and क्षय Decay) adj. Everlasting, not liable to decay. اکهي بڙ akhai-baṛ, Name of a tree.

اچتنا uchaṭnā S̱. (उत् and r. चट Separate, break) v. n. To separate; to be separated (as plaster from a wall); to slip, slide, rebound (as a sword striking a hard body obliquely); to be broken or interrupted (sleep).

استاد ustād A s. m. A master (in any art), an adept, teacher, preceptor, artist.

الایچا ilāyachā H s. A kind of silk cloth.

اچهر अक्षर achchh̤ar S (or aksh̤ar) s. m. A let- ter of the alphabet.

اسکنده स्कंध iskandh S or skandh, s. m. A chap- ter, a division of a book.

اچهالنا uchhālnā S̱. (caus. of اچهلنا) v. a. To throw up, to toss up a thing (as a ball, &c.) and catch it in the hand. H. اچهان (अ and چهان Strain) a-chhān, adj. Not strained, impure.

ارکاٿ arkāṭ H Name of a city in the Dakkhan.

اشٿسدهہ अष्टसिद्धि ash̤ṭa-siddhi S The eight siddhi, the name of a superiour order of beings, a personification of the powers and laws of na- ture. (When they are subjected to the will by holiness and austerities, whatever the fancy de- sires may be obtained; universal sovereignty may be acquired, and implicit obedience to any com- mands enforced; the magnitude, weight, or le- vity of the body may be increased or diminished to an indefinite degree; and, it may be rendered invisible and transported in an instant to any part of the universe).