اکتانا uktānā S̱. (उत् and r. कठ Grieve) v. n. 1. To fret, to be melancholy or dejected. 2. To be out of humour with, to be tired of, to tire.

الجهن uljhan H s. f. Involution, entanglement, complication.

استاد istād P s. f. The act of standing. ¶ part. (for استاده) Standing, raised up.

ايمه aima A. s. m. (for aʼịmma, plur. of امام but used to denote) Land given as a reward or fa- vour by the king at a very low rent, a fief. (When no rent is paid, the land is called لااخراج lā ḵẖirāj). Charity lands. ايمه دار aima-dār, One who holds land in ايمه aima, a feoffee.

ادرسا a-darsā S̱. (अ and r. दृश See) s. m. A kind of very fine muslin: a kind of sweetmeat.

الکهہ a-lakh S̱. (अ and लक्ष्य To be seen) adj. Invisible, unseen: a form of salutation.

انٿاچت anṭā-chit H (انٿا A ball, and چت Lying on the back) adj. Unlucky, whose fortune is exhausted. (A term of abuse).

اينٿهنا ainṭhnā H v. a. To tighten. v. n. To writhe, to cramp, to twist; to strut, to stalk, to walk affectedly.

اهمالي ihmāl-ī A. s. f. (inf. iv. of همل) Negli- gence, indolence, re- missness, delay, carelessness.

ادویگ उद्वेग उद् and r. विज Fear, shake ud-veg S. s. m. Agitation, fear, consternation, anxiety, uneasiness, exertion.