اذکیا aẕkiyā A s. plur. (of ذکي ẕakī) People of discernment, the acute, the ingenious.

اولا olā S̱. (ओल adj. Wet) s. m. 1. Hail. 2. The name of a kind of sweetmeat. اولاهوجانا olā hojānā, To become cold. جون سرمنڐاياتون اولي پڙي joṅ sir munḍāyā toṅ ole paṛe, I had no sooner shaved my head than a shower of hail came on. (Spoken of one who has just en- gaged in an enterprise which turns out unfortu- nate).

ادرشٿ अदृष्ट a-dr̤ish̤ṭ S adj. Unseen, un- foreseen: s. m. Casual and unforeseen danger, fortune, luck.

اضعاف aẕʼāﻌf A adj. plur. (of ضعف ẕiﻌf) Double.

ايما īmā A (inf. iv. of ومأ) s. f. Sign, nod, wink, hint, beck, emblem, symptom.

اعتنا iﻌtinā A (inf. viii. of عني Heb. Was concerned or afflicted) s. f. Care, attention, study, labour.

ابیاري abyār-ī P s. f. A species of pigeon: a sort of very fine garment or cloth.

العظمت لله al-aﻌz̤amatu lillāhi A Great is God! (an ejaculation expressive of surprise, fear, de- nial, &c.).

اکهیڙنا ukheṛnā S̱. v. a. See اکهاڙنا ukhāṛnā.

اناڙي anāṛi H 1. adj. Unskilful, clumsy, in- expert, artless, awkward. 2. s. A novice, bungler, simpleton.