آملکي आमलकी āmalakī S s. f. See آملا āmlā.

اشرفي ashrafī P s. f. A gold coin so called. (The Calcutta ashrafī is worth ₤1. 11s. 8d. and the gold of it is better than English standard gold by five shillings in the ounce, or about 1/16. By the regulations of May 1793, it should weigh 190.894 grains troy).

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.

ارمني arman-ī P adj. Armenian.

اوندهنا aundhā-nā H v. a. To turn upside down, to reverse, invert, overturn, overset, spill.

آيو āyū S or āyu आयुः s. Age.

ايجاب ījāb A (inf. iv. of وجوب) s. m. 1. Ren- dering necessary. 2. (in logick) Affirmation

الم غلم allam g̠ẖallam T s. m. Trifling talk or business, toying, wickedness, mischievousness.

اپادهي उपाधी upādh-ī S adj. Violent, unjust.

انوٿ anwaṭ H s. m. A ring furnished with little balls and worn on the great toe.