انتر अंतर antar S s. m. 1. Interval, inter- mediate space, intermission. 2. Heart. 3. Dif- ference. 4. adj. Other. انترجامي antar-jāmī, Acquainted with the heart. (An epithet of the deity). انترگت antar-gati, s. f. The emo- tions of the heart, inward sensations. انترهونا antar honā, To disappear.

آفریدگار āfrīd-gār P s. m. The creator.

آنند आनन्द आ and r. नदि Rejoice ā- nand S. (or a-nand) s. m. f. Happiness, joy, plea- sure, delight, felicity. آنندکند ānand-kand, Root (or source) of happiness. S. اننگ अनंग (अन् and अंग Body, i. e. Bodi- less, because this deity was reduced to ashes by the eye of Siva for having disturbed his devo- tions, and rendered him enamoured of Pārvatī) an-ang, s. m. Kāma, the Hindū god of love.

آهنين āhan-īṅ P adj. Of iron, iron, made of iron. آهنين پنجه āhanīṅ- panja, adj. Iron-handed, strong, powerful.

اپنانا apnā-nā S̱. (see آپ āp) v. a. To make a thing oneʼs own, to convert or appropriate to oneʼs own use.

ازبر az-bar P adv. By heart, by rote, by me- mory.

استجابت istijābat A (inf. x. of جوب Heb. and Ch. ) s. f. Answering, hearing and accepting (prayer).

ارواح arwāḥ A s. plur. (of روح) Spirits, souls.

آهنگ āhang P s. m. Design, purpose, inten- tion: method, manner: sound, concord, melody: one of the Persian tunes or modulations in mu- sick.

الکن alkan A (from لکن) adj. Speaking barba- rously, stammering.