اکتفا iktifā A (inf. viii. of کفایت) s. f. Suffi- ciency, contentment. اکتفاکرنا iktifā karnā, To be or rest satisfied.

اصرار iṣrār A (inf. iv. of صرّ) s. m. Persisting, perseverance (especially in something bad), ob- stinacy.

اکٿها ikaṭhā S̱. or ikaṭṭhā (एक One, and स्थान Place) adj. Collected together, in one place.

اپرتکش a-prataksh S̱. (अप्रत्यक्ष from अ, प्रति and अक्षि Eye) adj. Imperceptible, not evi- dent, secret, absent.

انقلاب inḳilāb A (inf. vii. of قلب) s. m. Revo- lution, vicissitude, alteration, change, inversion, transposition, subversion.

ادهیني adhīn-ī S̱. s. f See ادهینتا adhīna-tā.

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.

امرت अमृत अ and r. मृ Die amr̤it S. (vulg. imrat) s. m. The food of the gods, ambrosia, nectar, the water of life, what is immortal or renders immortal, any thing sweet, water, wine, a guava.

آتش انگیز ātash-angez P adj. Kindling, spreading or stirring up fire. s. Fire-kindler, an incen- diary, a seditious person.

آزردگي āzurda-gī P s. f. Displeasure, vexation, affliction, sorrow.