اگاسي agāsī S̱. (from अग्र see آگا) s. m. f. 1. A turband. 2. A terrace in front of an upper room.

اسپند ispand P s. m. A seed burnt at marriages to drive away evil spirits: it is, also, burnt as a charm for the like purpose some days after a child is born, particularly at the door; and when a child goes out or comes home. It is often mixed on those occasions with mustard seed, and hence has been confounded with the latter (خردل).

اپٿنا upṭanā S̱. (उद्वर्त्तन) s. m. A composition of perfumes, flour, &c. used to rub the body with.

اتاول utāwal H s. f. Quickness, speed, despatch.

اگهوري aghorī S (अघोरी) adj. (used substantively) An order of religious men- dicants professing اگهورپنتهہ aghor-panth; (they eat every thing, however filthy, even human carcasses; hence) a gross or filthy feeder.

اشگوني ashagūn-ī S̱. adj. Portentous, ill-omened.

آمش आमिष āmish̤ S s. m. Flesh.

اخفش aḵẖfash A adj. Having small eyes, weak- sighted, seeing better at night than by day.

ابرار abrār A s. plur. (from برّ Heb. and Ch. To polish, purify, select) Just, holy, pious men, dutiful (to parents).

ادهموا adh-mūā S̱. adj. Half-dead.