اٿاري aṭā-rī S̱. s. f. A thatched upper room.

آجانا ā-jānā S̱. (آنا and جانا q. v.) v. n. 1. To come suddenly, befall, happen. 2. To come.

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.

اطراف at̤rāf A s. f. plur. (of طرف) Sides, envi- rons, confines, skirts, outparts, districts.

ابهک ubhak H s. m. A bear.

استدلال istidlāl A (inf. x. of دلالت) s. m. Seeking proof, arguments or reasons; demonstration, argument. S. استر अस्त्र (r. अस Throw) astr, s. m. A mis- sile weapon, a weapon in general.

اٿال aṭāl H s. f. A stack, a rick (of grass, corn, &c.), a heap of baggage, &c.

امان amān A s. f. Safety, security, grace, mer- cy, protection, quarter.

افغان afg̠ẖān P 1. s. m. See فغان fig̠ẖān. 2. n. prop. A people, called also Paṭhāns, inha- biting the hilly country to the N. W. of Lāhaur. In their history, they pretend to derive their origin, as well as name, from Afg̠ẖān, whom they account a grandson of Malik Tālūt (king Saul). As to religion, they are Mahometans, notwithstanding the claim they set up to a Jew- ish extraction. (Plur. Arab. افاغنه afāg̠ẖina or Pers. افغانان afg̠ẖānān).

الگا algā S̱. (अ and लग्न Joined) 1. adj. Sepa- rate, apart, distinct, free, loose, unconfined. 2. s. m. A sandal.