اکڙو ukṛū H s. m. The posture of sitting on the hams with the soles of the feet on the ground.

ارپنا arapnā S̱. (from ارپن) v. a. To present an offering.

اکوند akwand S̱. (Sans. अर्क) s. m. Swallow- wort. (Asclepias gigantea). See آک āk.

اندها andhā S̱. (rarely, andha अंध) adj. Blind, dark. اندها دهند andhā-dhund, Blind, blindly. اندها دهند رونا andhā dhund ronā, To weep ex- cessively. اندها دهند لٿانا andhā dhund luṭānā, To squander, to spend extravagantly. اندها کوا andhā kūʼā, or اندها کوپ andhā kūp, A well filled up with rubbish or overgrown with bushes or weeds, a dry well.

ابله ablah A (from بله Heb. Shook; hence, wavered from mental imbecility, was old or worn out) adj. Foolish, silly, ignorant, bashful.

اگڙبگڙ agaṛ bagaṛ H s. m. Trifling employment or talk, trifles, trash, trumpery.

آواتي āwātī S̱. (from آنا To come, q. v.) s. f. Ap- proach, advance; the coming of an army, the approach of a friend; the season in which mer- chandise is expected.

انترال अन्तराल antarāl S s. Included space. See s. انترا antarā.

اولاد aulād A s. f. (plur. of ولد) Children, offspring, descendants, issue, progeny.

افراسیاب afrāsiyāb P Name of an ancient king, who from Tartary invaded Persia, and was slain by Rustam.