ارمني arman-ī P adj. Armenian.

افغان afg̠ẖān P 1. s. m. See فغان fig̠ẖān. 2. n. prop. A people, called also Paṭhāns, inha- biting the hilly country to the N. W. of Lāhaur. In their history, they pretend to derive their origin, as well as name, from Afg̠ẖān, whom they account a grandson of Malik Tālūt (king Saul). As to religion, they are Mahometans, notwithstanding the claim they set up to a Jew- ish extraction. (Plur. Arab. افاغنه afāg̠ẖina or Pers. افغانان afg̠ẖānān).

اپنپا apampā S̱. (see آپ āp) s. m. Oneʼs self. (Used in the accusative case only, as اپنپا بچانا apampā bachānā, To guard or protect oneʼs self).

المنت لله alminnatu lillāhi A Praise to God! good God! (an ejaculation expressive of surprise, fear, denial, &c.).

البیلپنا albel-panā H s. m. Foppishness, spruceness, airs and blandishments.

آزادي āzād-ī P s. f. Freedom, independence, release, manumission, conduct, life or practice of an آزاد āzād or hermit.

آنجنا ānjnā S̱. (trans. of انجنا anjnā) v. a. To tinge the eyes with انجن anjan.

ابلہي ablah-ī A. s. f. Folly, silliness.

اقوام aḳwām A s. plur. (of قوم) Tribes, people, nation, casts.

اوري or-ī H (from اور) 1. adj. Partial; protector, patron. 2. s. f. The eaves of a house.