احرام iḥrām A (inf. iv. of حرم) s. m. Act of for- bidding or interdicting, putting on the pilgrimʼs habit at a certain distance from Mecca, determi- nation or resolution. (At a certain distance from Mecca, the pilgrims interdict themselves all worldly enjoyments, &c. There their reso- lution is fixed to complete the pilgrimage; and, hence, the word means the determination then formed). جامۀ احرام jāma-i-iḥrām, The gar- ment worn by pilgrims on entering Mecca.

آدم ādam A (Heb. r. Was red or taw- ny) n. prop. Adam, the first man; man.

اکهڙ akkhaṛ H adj. Undisciplined (soldier), bar- barous.

التا altā S̱. or āltā (अलक्त or आलक्त्य) s. m. Cotton strongly impregnated with the die of lac, ready to be used for dying, &c. (principally used by the Hindū women for staining their feet red).

اکول akol S̱. (Sans. अंकोल or अंकोट or अंकोठ) s. m. A plant the oil of which is used in en- chantments. (Alangium hexapetalum).

ارني arnī S̱. (see ارنا) s. f. A female wild buffalo.

اندر andar P (Sans. अन्तर्) prep. Within, in the inside, inward. S. اندر इंद्र (r. इद Have supreme power) indra, s. m. The regent of the visible heavens and of the inferiour divinities.

اصطبل iṣt̤abal A (vulg. aṣt̤abal) s. m. A stable.

استکمال istikmāl A (inf. x. of کمال) s. m. 1. Seeking the completion or perfection (of any thing). 2. Completion, bringing to perfection.

اهيرن ahīran S̱. s. f. See اهيري ahīrī.