آنند आनन्द आ and r. नदि Rejoice ā- nand S. (or a-nand) s. m. f. Happiness, joy, plea- sure, delight, felicity. آنندکند ānand-kand, Root (or source) of happiness. S. اننگ अनंग (अन् and अंग Body, i. e. Bodi- less, because this deity was reduced to ashes by the eye of Siva for having disturbed his devo- tions, and rendered him enamoured of Pārvatī) an-ang, s. m. Kāma, the Hindū god of love.

آم بات ām-bāt आमवात S̱. s. m. A swel- ling which comes without pain, and goes off as easily without medicine; a windy tumour.

آزاري āzār-ī P adj. Sick, a sick person.

انگشت angusht P s. f. A finger. انگشت حیرت دانتون مین رکهنا angusht-i-ḥairat dāntoṅ meṅ rakhnā, To bite the finger, or place it between the teeth to express surprise. انگشت نر an- gusht-i-nar, The thumb, the great toe. انگشت شہادت angusht-i-shahādat, The forefinger.

آشیان āshiyān P s. m. A birdʼs nest.

ارواح arwāḥ A s. plur. (of روح) Spirits, souls.

ابه अभि abhi S prep. Before (in time and place), against, with respect to. It is the reverse of अनु anu.

الغرض alg̠ẖaraẓ A adv. In short, upon the whole, in a word.

افسرده afsurda P adj. Frozen, withered, faded, benummed; dejected, dispirited, lowspirited, melancholy. افسرده خاطر afsurdā-ḵẖāt̤ir, De- pressed in mind, dispirited. افسرده دل afsurda- dil, Faint-hearted, lowspirited, dejected.

انٿهلانا anṭhlānā H 1. v. a. To twist, to writhe. 2. v. n. To swagger, to strut, to give oneʼs self airs, to walk affectedly. See اترانا itrānā, and اٿهلانا iṭhlānā.