SAMSAD BENGALI-ENGLISH\ DICTIONARY. - Compre By Srt SAILENDRA BISWAS mA REVISED BY “Set SUBODHCHANDRA SENGUPTA MA, PAD, Professor & Head of, ti Separate English, Jadavpup.¥a SAHITYA SAMSAD CALCUTTA 9Paper used for the printing of this book has been made available by the Government of India at concessional rate. Copies printed—10,600. First Edition May 1968 Reprint December 1972 May 1976 ‘ PUBLISHED BY Sri Monenpra Nata Dutt Suishu Sanity SAMSAD Private LTD. 32A Acharya Prafulla Chandra Rd. Calcutta 9 ory REPRINTED BY S. ANTOOL & Co. 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' —participle relat. —telative rel. —teligion thet. —thetoric Sans —Sanskrit 8c —ascience sfx. —sufix sing. —singular sl —slang spell. —spelling sup., superl —superlative t —transitive theol —theology USA —United States o! America ‘usu. —usually » —verb var, —vanant voc, —vacative vul, —vulgarSAMSAD BENGALI—ENGLISH DICTIONARY wert a G—n the first vowel of the Bengali alphabet. | & (41 @ MM F %) elementary knowledge (7Itet Wels 2), the alphabet (4 a fr278) , ABC Uy—pfx imdicating —_ negation, contradiction, contrartety, absence, want, hostility, etc, non-, un-, 1-, im-, in-, ir, dis-, mis-, a-, an-, -less, other than or inferior (@a}a4). BR—(1) a that , yonder (2) adv there (3) st expressing muld regret for negligence, lapse of memory, etc, aha, ah, ah me (also @& 7) wati—a. free from debt, not in- debted , (fig) free from obligations WI—n a portion or part, (of in- come, loss, profit, etc) a share, (of Countries, places, etc) a region or lo- cahty , (geog ) s2yth part of the earth’s circumference, a degree , fastrol) Asth part of the zodiac, (of a zodiacal sign),an aspect or house, Concern, respect (colq Wet Tee T= Noble in norespect) , begetting power (Falk StS = born of a god), divine in- ‘carnation (faq wet=an incarnation ofVishnu) een—n {alg )a mantissa We F—v to divide into parts or shares @t*Iste—a included in a part orshare, relating to part(s) or share(s) wernet--(1) a taking a share, shar- ing, participating, (2) a sharer, a shareholder , a participant, a party gepes—ady partly, in part, partially aeiiq#—a divisible into parts or shares Bytery—n (sc) partial press- ure BeTetri—(I) @ enjoying a share, having a claim toa share , (of an act, etc) responsible for a part , (2)n a sharer, a shareholder, aclaimant toa share , one who 1s responsible for a part, a party, a partner (QS) BOT a@em—yv to take part (in), to parti- cipate (in) wemhi—(I) n division into respec- tive shares (2) @ & adv according to or dividing into respective shares wenisse—a (of ameasuring scale, thermometer, etc) marked with de- grees, graduated eema—v to descend as an in- heritance, to devolve on erPts—a divided mto parts or shares , partitioned , (of ameasuring scale etc) graduated. aeti—(f) @ entitled toa share, (of a whole) constituted of parts, participating (2) m a partner or shareholder; a party, a participantaetis & da waetqa—n a partner or sharehol- der uettatas, aorniae—n partner- ship aeniite, wetet—a relating to pattnership Berta (41 Bereta) pis—partnership agreement. weq—n a ray of light, a beam, glow, a fibre, a filament Bens—n cloth, fine cloth (usu made of silk, jute, etc) Boqmet—fem of GeTaT | Bent —a luminous, radiant Ueh- ain—n a string of rays weqarrt— n.the sun. the sun-god YeRA—a having rays , full of rays , radsant. wenPra—n (zoo ) the Radiata geTaty—a that which 1s in pro- cess of being divided or partitioned aga—n the shoulder BEB, BHA- =p—n a bull’shump goTPRTs, UR wqMtgZ—n the shoulder-blade, the scapula GHa—a having thick-set or massive shoulders, bull-necked , robust, strong SFBs—a (of fruits) skinless , (of lizards ) achlamydeous ¥YBwI—a not rigorous or struct 7 mild, easy uata—a thornless , (fig ) free from hindrance or disturbance or danger or enemy , safe and peaceful weay—(l) n abusive or obscene language (2) @ unspeakable , imdes- cribable, inexplicable wayah—same as Yay above-board, straightforward, un- reserved WPAREI—n frankness, can- dour, sincerity Barbe —ady open-heartedly, frankly, we7te— ady frankly, sincerely odes, yates, UA—a. not trem- bling or trembled, not tremulous , not timorous ; undaunted, unmoved, unperturbed , steady. gerqti—n (math) a rational quan- tity gaatta—a that which should not be done wean yq—a family or house not acceptable for matrimonti- al alliance weat—a merciless, unkind, crvel. waaiis, warati—n. (zoo ) the atrania waa—(l) a earless, deaf (2) 1 an earless or deaf person weeq—a that which should not be done wegg—n lack of ruling or con- trolling power , lack of authority. want—n a misdeed, a mischief ; a useless act , inaction wea—a (gr —of a verb) intransi- tive. ueaj—a disabled, inefficient , not in working order, unserviceable. werxi—a having no employment or occupation, grossly inefficient , idling. waearta ael—an inveterate bungler, an arch-bungler, a muff, a good-for- nothing fellow , a great idler wetae—a unploughed, fallow, wild waei—n abusive or obscene lang- uage (also Bau-gqq) - weine—a unspoken, untold, un- disclosed, unrevealed , secret , Beai—a unspeakable, unutterable obscene, filthy wang FaR—utterance of undesirable or foul language, that which defeats speech or descnption BIww—a frank, candid, sincere, GeaAss—a spotless, taintless, un~ blemished, immaculate , clean, pure. arateee—a unstained, unsullied, unblemished , undefiled, unpolluted, clean, purewares} geraeit—same -as Uses fem apaioaat eea—(l) n absence of corruption or blemish or sin (2) a uncorrupted, unblemished , sinless ya fae—a undefiled, unpolluted, uncorrupted , pure, clean gelets—a not imaginary or fanci- ful, real, unthought-of watesreya —a unpremeditated , unthought-of. wpe¢—n harm, myury, spiritual or moral harm, woe UeTita—a harmful, injurious ; inauspicious , woeful BKHeyq—n spontaneous (and not forced or far-fetched ) 1magina- tion or (literary) composition @ar- wfeets—a not forced or far-fetched, spontaneous, facile, easy. wPaAt—ady all at once, suddenly, unexpectedly, unawares, without cause, unwarrantedly. ” ‘geTF—n a useless act, a mischief, a wrong-doing Baer sel—a muschief-monger Be—var of BT. - Uee—a wrefutable Bees BAT a@ conclusive evidence Ustey—a (in suffering, danger, etc) unperturbed, undistressed, un- fiinching, patient, calm, (in toil, fight- | ing, etc ) untiring , (of gut, charity, | etc) ungrudging, bountiful warett —ady unperturbedly, feeling no dis- tress, unflinchingly: patiently, calm- ly, untiringly, ungrudgtngly, bounti- fully W—a undesirable, unwanted . RH—a bodiless, incorporeal, dis- embodied, (poet ) unbodied 8si—n the letter and the vowel sound q , addition of the vowel 4 to other lettters werify#—(l) @ (of words) beginning with the letter @, (2)n = and other vowels waranray —advy im the alphabetical order GeRrs—a (of words) ending with the vowel sound @] aeai—(l) a causeless , baseless , unaccountable , unnecessary , pur- poseless, aimless ( Best at), (of quarrel, war, attack, etc) without provocation (Bsiaq cHt4) (2) adv without cause, groundlessly, unacco- untably , unnecessarily, atmlessly , without provocation Weraty—ady same as Beat (adv ) BBM, AwS—see THT wata—n a misdeed , a useless act, a mischief, a wrong-doing , a bungle ‘@erai—a unpracticable , mefiec- tual, futile, serving no purpose, un- practical wgit—n an inauspicious time, hard times, an unusual time (@e{tey 4), premature time ( BRIS), (astrol ) mauspicious time for com- mencing any good work , (loos ) scar- city, famine WarITgeTrs—z' a gourd grown at an unusual time, (fig ) a useless or stupid person Wee, warete—a bornat an unusual time, untimely or prematurely born weape- te—a (of fruits) prematurely rpen- ed , (of persons) precocious, forward, pert. Bsreiweol—n premature ripe- ness, precocity, pertness BaTerqgq— n untimely rain WaTrdsj—n pre- mature aging Weeq—a gone old prematurely Berercaya—n (myth jun- timely awakening of Goddess Durga as Ramchandra invoked her, (fig any untimely performance Gera, FSte- agin untimely or premature deatha wert yetai—n a section of the Sikh community who worship aeta7x74 or the Immortal Soul yera—ady at an inauspicious tume , during hard times , at an un- usual time , out of time, untimely , aforetime, prematurely , mopportu- nely gizva—(l) a indigent, extremely poor, distressed, miserable, insig~ nificant , lowly , stupid (2) n such aperson wfagaei—n indigence, ex- treme poverty, distressed condi- tton, misery, insignificance, lowh- ness, stupidity uisins, afetaseqz—a trifling, in- significant, negligible aati—n, agate aaie—n Ul-repute, infamy, a disgraceful act wetieea—a infam- ous, disreputable, disgraceful wetiet—a unsung, not preached of announced publicly, unpubliciz- ed uncelebrated egy—~—n an incident, an accident, a criminal offence wega—n the plate of occurrence (esp of a crime) ss Senue wes, uEbis—a unhesitating, un- abached , ungrudging, without Te- verve, hberal (Gg eh ay oma) undounted werstore, agisetore— eds vithno hesitation in the mind, sath open mind, unhesitatingly - ungrid¢eingly, Uberally, freely , UREE—a norctncken with fear item any quarter | completely fear. he or undsunted CERTER aie—a tha ard PSA s true bachelor a lad sie sore th \ 10 fiveyears old fe 3 em wesyi—s cue RM, a lass who 8 UFG 1s ten years old. wears tre—same as grates ugarm—n deficiency, shortage , insufficiency ugata—a not born of a family re- garded as traditionally respectable in the Hindu society (cp Fila), not high-born, low-born, (facet ) of mixed breed, hybrid (aR rz) ageri—(l) n imdisposition (2) a. not adroit or skilful, inexpert wea—(I) a shoreless, (fig ) bound- less, endless (2) n a shoreless sea, avast ocean , (fig) an overwhelming or extreme danger wget Fer ASH — (fig) to find a haven in a_ shoreless sea of danger Batet coral—(fig) to stink in the shoreless sea of danger BET AGI—(fig ) to fallin or run into the shoreless sea of danger. Betel S™M —(fig) to float in the shoreless sea of danger, to be in extreme danger deficit, %FS—a not done or performed or executed , undone , outstanding aposy—a unsuccessful wyFs- eaw—n failure Upow a ungrateful wEeMTI—n. ingratitude SPoF—a mas unmarried , celi- bate BET —a not guilty, guiltless uPer—a unsuccessfulinattempt, disappointed uetey—n unsuccess, failure, want of skill, Ineffiaency, incapacity —a unsuccessful, unskilled, mefficient , incapable , worthless or unworthy (Sget AEA) USS a@ mas unmarried UPeI—(l) a that which should not bedone (2) an improper act, 2 wrong-doing, a misdeed. 'opin ae weiay—a imartificial , natural, not feigned, sincere , not faked or for- ged , genume, pure, true, Berq—a. not niggardly or miserly , liberal, generous, bountiful , without reserve (MFA4 Sie), eet—a untilled, uncultivated wcace—a baving no ability for any work , disabled, not 1n working order, unserviceable , useless uteeq—a not false, true, genuine, sincere, candid. wutebra—n lack of skill or adroit- less, want of tact, quarrel, bad blood @ea—n (rare) God BR *TemI—v sl) todie uments, wareTE—n (sl) leath GFy—a smeared with (Coane, Teh) , mixed with, containing, full of atte, Fare) &Ey—n time, one of a number of instances (TS Ure ata) @ra—n absence of serial order; disorder wefae—a without serial order , disorderly , unofficial warfae I—an unofficial reference @lra—a without work, unemploy- ed, inactive , lacking in enthusiasm, lethargic uism—n absence of work or em- ployment ,» Mactlon, an improper act, a wrong-doing ofrat qo, Utaa- W¥—a given to mmproper acts or wrong-doings &#i—a unpurchasable , extreme- ly costly or dear aerly¥—(l) n absence of anger (2) @ free from anger WGFl¥—a not angered easily Use—a untired, unwearted , un- ting, tireless , indefatigable , per- sisting, assiduous (4sP8 C52), STB- zuf—a not grudging any labour, in- defatigably laborious, extremely as- siduous @ist—a not feeling any tired- ness, untiring, indomitable (afx¥ ay), untied, calm (afRBatt®) ofrSeat— a working untiringly, indefatigable ese1—adv a without difficulty or trouble , easily @p—n any of the long cubes with marked faces thrown at dice-play- ing, adie , a kind of seed used as a bead , a bead, antimony sulphide , copperas , (geog) the axis of the equator , (geog) latitude , (astr) the angular distance of any star or planet from the solar orbit, the orbit of a heavenly body, {astrol ) the shape of the zodiac, (zoo) the second ver- tebra of the neck, a legislative act, alaw, politics, diplomacy , a cart or cat, a chariot, a wheel of a cart or cbanot, an axle, a sense-organ (erate), the soul, knowledge, a man born blind, wrestling, the snake, the mythical bird Gaduda (f%0) BWPe—n the collar-bone, the clavicle, a dice player wre —n (geom) a hypotenuse warlei—n dice-play @rR'S—n (geog ) the axis of the equator, the minor axis ORE —n the front portion of a wheel, an axis, the pole of a cart an expert or clever dice-player @upoifs—n any of the long cubes with marked faces thrown at dice- playing eepiapeaa—n (astr) nuta- tion arian, wre, aA) a versed in law or diplomacy, clever at dice-playing , (2) » a lawyer, a diplomat , an expert dice-player wrg—n (geog) the parallels of Lon& TPS latitude GTI a string of beads, a xosary WFtis—n. the Axis Powers in the World War IL ay- wea —same as HIS. eas—a unhurt or unwounded , unimpaired , unblemished , unreserv- ed aprEtHa, UATE —a one whose person bears no wound, unburt or unwounded oremmit—a fem having no sexual intercourse yet, possessing true virginity wppqj—a powerless, weak, in- capable , ineffective (44 (Bl) 1 gam n lack of forgiveness or met- cy , intolerance @ry—a undecaying , mexhausti- ble , unfailing ,: mpenshable , un- dying, endless wpaetia—undying or immortal fame GF4G1—n a qui- ver having an inexhaustible stock of arrows arpgeli—n the third day of the lunar light fortmght of the month of Batsakh (tetia) waq- qé—n any of the very old banyan trees found at different holy places of the Hindus, (fig) an immortal or deatbless person waatere—n the abode of the blessed , the hea- ven wsHy—n the tight to dwell permanently in the heaven Sy4—n any of the letters of the alphabet , a syllable, (alg) a sym- bolic letter, God , Being arate, —n a sctibe, a Copyist ,’ a ptinter or com~ Positor ,a writer @apfga—n ace quaintance with the alphabet lite- Tacy , commencement of education (fg) elementary knowledge ae i—n the charactenstic style of handwniting. waHeg—n. (pros) a system of versification in which the number of letters and not the sounds m a line is taken into ac count wrqei—n the alphabet. pep watA—to the letter, word for word, verbatim, (fig) with strict exactitude, rigorously ermi—n (feog) degrees of lata- tude, latitude Syreei—n rock-salt aisp—n the eye ufypb—same as airs ubscaa—n the socket of the eye wisas—a lying within the range of vision, visible UPNTt —n the eyeball. uber, ufrer ——n the pupil of the eye, the apple of the eye. uPserr[—n eyelash, cium ufsp7i—n the retina absent —n cataract of the eye wipne—7 the eyelid wtpfagra—n casting of a sidelong glance , squinting Tqan—n sllusion = @PTET— ophthalmic surgery wrti—a amal, axle , angular @R—a unimpaired or unaffected (ya aay a TAM) , unoffended (AEE foe) , unhindered, unchecked (#74 aif), unabated (2rzq csa), undamaged or untarmished (=pyq STR) , unques- tioned, supfeme, sovereign (axe eifsrifig) , sll in force, intact (34 wfiett al tif), unused, not af all used (aqd Jara) BRM —n lack or loss of appetite westignt—n a division of army Ancient India, comprising of 109350 foot-soldiers, 65610 cavalrymen, 21870 fighters on elephant-back and 21870 charioteers the Supreme For words in ‘US-, not given separately see WrBee ATH @xyo—a not divided into parts, undivided, entire, whole, (math) integral (48 Fy) , unabated , un- curbed, undisputed, supreme, sove~ Tetgn (AVS Sst) , not watery, thic- kened, curdled (‘ae Aqaqiay') , com- pact, dense (Yate BAta) BIgaly— .@ irefutable, unanswerable Yayu- wweely—a completely spherical waftee—a unsevered, undivided > unrefuted (afew YS 4 FW) Bxcw—a not fit to be eaten , un- fit for work, grossly inefficient , unserviceable G4tH-BarH—a good- for-nothing, worthless , trashy @Wq—corrup of w4a @yq—a artless, guileless, naive, Ingenuous . @ars—a (of channels etc) undug _ OF not made by digging , natural Sari—(l) a not fit to be eaten, inedible , forbidden to be eaten , (of food) unwholesome , (facet) worth- less (ata cats) (2) n inedible or forbidden or unwholesome food afer—(l) a entire, whole (2) 7 the world , the unwerse , the sky Bayrt—(l) n dissatisfaction , dis- pleasure (2) a dissatisfied, dis- pleased &re—a not famous, obscure, ordinary, common waAnearl—a one whose name 1s not famous ,obscure wote—n disrepute , notoriety , disgrace , infamy », scandal seaniers —a disgraceful + infamous, scanda- lous , notonous Bang ae —var of MMAVA-ATTGA. Bre, aitahy—a uncountable , Countless, innumerable Bafns a. (or1) uncounted , (loos) countless, innumerable @tT—a uncountable , countless, innumerable @sito—(t)@ motionless , upmobile, static, helpless, resourceless (2) n a helpless or resourceless person , the unperformed state of a dead person’s obsequies BASF aho—the resort of the helpless , (lous ) the way out asrei—adv having no other course to follow or means to adopt , being compelled to , perforce, necessarily, as a necessary or unavoidable con- sequence : am—(l) a free from disease or poison , healthy (2) a medicine , an antidote (esp to poison) Bama —n toxicology @ate—a (coll) countless, innum- erable . waea—a (of placesetc ) not fit to be visited , out of bounds aeti—a not deep, shallow, not profound (Sq ata) worst act omeal mapaAce—(lit) a small fry bustles in shallow water, (fig) an empty vessel sounds much wyT—a motionless, static , unfa~ thomable, bottomless , inaccessible , incomprehensible wj—a impassable, inaccessible , incomprehensible, beyond the com- pass of (gfaq Sty) Sarenttai—fem. of Gamat BeM—a fem one with whom sexual intercourse 1s prohibi- ted wana —n incest wrnnrmai— (1) @ mas incestuous , (2) n an in- cestuous man aray—var of By. Bsrej—n a mythological sage of India, (aste.) the Canopus qareiia —n the first day of the month ofaan a ata "Bhadra (etg)when sage Agastya asked the bending Vindhyas to wait till he cameand he never came back (this day has since been regarded by the Hindus as extremely inauspicious to set out on a journey) (cp a corbie Messenger) aM, ATS, BT St—(1) a (coll) grossly stupid or ignorant , good-for- nothing (2) n such a person amld—a unfathomable, bottom- less , very deep and extensive (marty, *7Z) , unlimited, unbounded (=sity atem), profound , immeasurable, Immense (4t{q *ttf%) Bar—same as am. ar —var of psgz Barei—same as Ba |agt—(l) n harm, injury , offence, fault (2)a deprived of 800d quali- ties , worthless , unqualified Stats, aiie—var's of wrte Gmay—n a kind of fragrant wood (mostly used as Incense) Ui, ory n a fragrant and cool Paste of this wood used as an ointment Stab4—a beyond the reach of comprehension or of seNse-organs , unknown , invisible, BMaetI—adv unobservedly » Stealthily SMM—poet corrup of eae and 5 at wet—(1) _n absence of promptness , celerity, hurry Rot minor or secon delay , : (2) a ary, prima: tet—~ady ae out delay | immediately , quickly Beaty —n dishonour, disgrace . discredit, disrepute : Ga—n fire : Power , streng; hunger, burnt the fire-god . force, th , digestive Power , Ng , affliction (ctretfin winen—n. a spark olqesf—n & / a. one who performs the mite of singeing the mouth of the deceased at cremation ufeeai—n the rite of agnihotra (@ficeta) , cremation of the dead wfagea—a fire-like , fiery , extremely hot , extremely se- vere or violent , terribly angry, fu- tous Bra w—n a great fire, a con-~ flagration , a tumultuous brawl or mélee, an affray , a very undesirable and violent incident (aftshs I) aflagre—n. a pit in which a fire 1s made or a pit full of fire, a fire-pit , a furnace. @faeeii—n. the south- east Uidiea—sameas Ufteq apra- *7e—a impregnated with fire, fiery, impetuous ( Bfats aeal) afaferst— n fem a woman who has passed successfully through an ordeal by fire ufyey—a heated with fire, as hot as fire ufagei—a fire-like ; fiery, furious ufar—a burnt, consumed by fire ufaarei—n da one who sets fire to anything , one who singes the mouth ofthe dead at cremation fem waist ufama—n act of setting fire to, act of singeing the mouth of the dead at cremation afamre—n a conflagration , the heat of fire utwe—a combustible atmtorm—a causing or promoting fire or hunger or digestion =ufaie —a illuminated or brightened with fire ufacrs, afacae—n the fire- god utaae—a cooked with fire , hardened in fire (@fijot@ 383) afta —n an ordeal by fire (esp the One which Sita of the Ramayana passed through,) (fig) an extremely dangerous test (cp baptgm of fire). eRPI—n act of mounting or‘wis > falling on a burning pyre ainers— a glowing as fire Bfyqei—n glow of fire afageog—n flint afaaa— a ted as fire , crimson winque—a promoting fire or hunger or diges- tion BirI—n a fire-emitting my- thical arrow wtaafa—n promotion of appetite or digestion ula fb—n a shower of fire (esp from the sky, instead of rain) , a spell of extreme heat. afsera—n any formula of words that makes one determined to achie- ve an extremely difficult or danger- ous end , the doctrine of revolution or terrorism wfaq—a full of fire ufrrm—n loss of appetite , indi- gestion , dyspepsia wfsefet—(I) a extremely angry or haughty, furious , (2) n furious appearance or state (—(1) a without birth , existing without being born, self-born (2) n the governing soul of any indivi- dual creature (cp @ Tamm) 8Ga—n the ram , the billy-goat , {astrol) the Ram. fem wqe—the ewe; the nanny-goat. Ge—a (dero) downright, tho- rough (wert, watt) , entire (aR eae) Bariterai—n a grossly back- ward village Jacking in the advan- tages of modernism. wettg—n a huge snake akin to the python or the boa constrictor, which can swallow a goat, deer etc. and ean run at aterrible speed eenga—vul corrup of ara. wrg—a (¢r—of words) ending with a vowel sound waem—(1) n (ori) spiritual calva- tion, (loos but_pop ) failure of crops , scarcity (2)@ (ort) eristing without being born , bastard, illegitimate. watl—n (fem) incantations that can be recited without strain, (that 1s “2. As” etc), vital breath (ash =0ge Cty’), a goddess of the Tan- thists weaiia—n (rare) a chariot for gods, the Milky Way, the Galary aaae—var. of tear wea—(l) n absence of victory , defeat (2) @ unconquerable weA—(l) a. not subject to decrepi- tude, never aging, ageless (2) n a god Gaa4—a never aging or dying, ever young and immortal. Uqanaqe —a like one who 1s ageless and mmortal. : wera—(l) @ innumerable , immea- surable , abunnant, profuse, cea- seless (2) adv. incessantly , always goeiaa—n (gr) a noun never changing its gender when used as an adjective Gel—see AF> eetg—inc form of were ‘aets—a. not yet born, unborn ; exsting without being born , (dal.) socially degraded, born legitimately, bastard w8eTetaj—a one whose enemy 1s not yet born, having no foe. GareG4RG—a one whose beard has not yet grown, beardless , not yet attained manhood , very young, minor. were, (dial.) woTtis—adv unknowingly , unconsciously ; unin-tentionally , secretly, surreptitiously > wertai—(!) a-unknown, unfamibar, strange (2) n an unknown person or place ("S wala’, ‘cary Batata’) getits—a unknown wews—alt. spell of Wetaoe. ulerari—a not to be asked or inquired ‘wiere—a unconquered, undefeated, unsubjugated ' wtetehay—e (lit) having no control over one’s senses, of unbrid- led lust, lascivious €tea—n deer-skin , hide wetzata—n abiogenesis,spontane- ous generation wa'tt*—(l) @ undigested. (2) n in- digestion , dyspepsia @ej—n (Mus) act of washing hands and feet, ablution. Beywa—n. a labourer , labourer WeM—n salary , “wages for labour, esp day-labour GeRTS—n a cause (usu a false one), @ pretext, a pretence, a plea. &wei—a unconquerable, invinci- ble, unsubyugable , indomitable. @ter—a morganie (Atay wT, BIT wate) , mineral (ataq aad, wera Ate) Ge—a having no knowledge, unknowing, ignorant, uninformed , stupid , foolish , uneducated Beret —A lack of knowledge, ignorance , stupidity, foolishness, want of education aaa —a caused by ignorance, Sets—a unknown, unpublished, untevealed, secret, hidden, obscure , Mysterious wy whose family and behaviour are stealthily, a day- | not famous, unknown Yeateq—a one whose name- 1s not known; (of persons) obscure weTeritaey one whose family, qualif- cations, etc, are not known Wepe- *4¢—a not known before , hitherto unknown Beteqa—n act or period of living incognito Seats atiet—(math ) an unknown quantity eaTor, weae—adv not to one’s knowledge, unknowingly , secretly,- stealthily westq—(I) a lacking in knowledge , ignorant , foolish , uneducated, un- conscious, fainted, infatuated (2) n lack of knowledge, ignorance ; (phil.) dlusion, maya Weaqei—n lack of knowledge, ignorance Beslago—a done by mistake or owing to 1gnor- ance weatatsisq—n gloom of ignor- ance, infatuated condition 4aram, werK—n (phil.) agnosticism Wea- at, wearRmi—(l) @ agnostic, (2) n, am agnostic. B@a}—a unwise, Jacking in knowledge, ignorant. wei—ady unknowingly, uncon- scrously ,» owing to ignorance or foolishness RATT —same as URI (see Beale). weesy—a unknowable , unintelli- gible , mcognizable , incomprehen- sible wets, (rare) G¥4—a incessant (eats thei) , ceaselessly raining (arta 7A) Seales, Barq—ady falling or raining ceaselessly , profusely waga—n the marginal portion of a woman’s loin-cloth hanging loosely on the person of the wearer, border, brim (‘AWTS BPA’) , a region or locality (GIT-8¥a) Beet-2eTe—n domination of wife , influence of the harem —aaioe 7 gige—a worshipped wafers’), raised (catatfs) aga—n an eye-salve , collynum, antimony, lamp-black , blemish , a sty yafa—n palms of hands folded or cupped together, a present given (esp to deities) with cupped palms , act of worshipping or serv- ing (CRI UA sar Bafa), the amount that may be held in cupped palms, ahandful gala a@emi—v to offer a present to a deity with folded palms wafang—n palms of hands cupped together wgieta—a having palms of hands folded or cup- ped together waleti—n act of folding or cupping the palms of hands weal, wela—n a forest , (loos) a large thee wea—a (lit) notreeling, unwavet- ing, unflinching, firm, steady, unmov- ed, unshaken, constant, unperturbed, stolid, resolute Ubefei—n firmness, steadiness, stolidness, constancy wgi—a unbroken , mtact, whole , unimpaired, sound (SRB 74f3)) , flaw- Tess @W—a excessive orlo: d eG-eG—(1) n avery loud or roaring laughter , (2)a loud and hornble wham, we- Taam, wea, wiat—n a very loud noise, an uproar yam, way, BERA—n a very loud or roaring Jaughter 7 wgiersi—n a building , an edifice, a palace . EM, (coll) MeI—n a variety of pigeon-pea war—a plentiful; profuse, innu- merable. (Fafa - 2s OST, witm—n tenuity, subtlety extreme thinness or fineness or transparency (which 2s almost invisible) , the super- nal power of assuming an extremely thin (and almost invisible) form by means of which gods and demi-gods can move everywhere invisibly. uy—(ia very small, minute, 2 little, a bit. (2) n the subtlest or smallest part of anything, justa httle amount or portion, a molecule, (inc) an atom Uaa¥—corr but rarely used spell of Baar waiter —n a microscope BWPSI—n a lightning ereai—n (bot.) sprkelet. wya— @ just a little, infinitesimal, least (aqata Ary! @ro—n an egg , either of the two scrotal glands, a testicle , anything found or oval-shaped =a wrer—n the scrotum @ug—(I) @ oviparous, (2) n an oviparous creature WIS, erorafe—a egg-shaped, oval , round a@erma—n the ovary of any ovipar- ous creature ws—(l)a@ & adv so much or so many , that much (2) pro so much orthat much amount of anything ; such a large number of anything , so much, so many. uer—adv henceforth, afterthis, hereafter, then wASI4I—con & adv. hence, so, there- fore. web—n. a precipice , a steep bank of a river rising very high above the water-level, Gej—a untrue, false aer—(l) a not slender or deh- cate, gigantic, bodiless, mcorporea! Q) Madan (ama), the Hindu god loveBTR 34 aon, welas—a sleepless, not sleeping, awake , watchful, vigilant, alert, careful , attentive , untiring, tireless , incessant, non-stop @ee—n unfair or useless argu- ment, sophistry weies—a unthought of , unob- served, unnoticed , unexpected asiete-—_ady. im an unguarded state, suddenly , unawares, unexpectedly w@ea—{l) n (myth ) the first of the seven underworlds (2) @ bottom- less, abysmal, unfathomable, ex- tremely deep. Wecr*ri—a having a bottom which cannot be reached , abysmal, unfathomable, extremely deep ‘ wemitee—n the Atlantic Ocean. BSIS—(l) n so many varieties , so many different things or subjects or details (2) a, so varied , so many, so much weri—n ‘a variety of golden-colo- ured flower, linseed, flax uls—(l) adv & prep over, beyond, improperly , going beyond, excessi- vely , beyond the compass or range (of), outside (2) @ very improper or unbecoming, excessive, excellent Cafs siz) (3) n an improper or excessive amount (feRae ais Ste 7) (4)pfx used in all the senses given above under I and 2, ex-, extrae, hy- Per-, out-, over-, super-, sur-, trans-, ultra- wfeayl—n exaggerated or use- less talk , a myth. afeaq—a, hav- ing a huge or prodigious body, gigan- tie i—a, over-clever , really foohsh although appearing to be Clever wfspremaea sey HIS—an over- clever person hangs himself, the fox must pay his skin to the furrier e 7 etait wisea—n the majonty wlsoxy—a supetheated wfeed—a very much,” excessive aieri—n excessive pride or vanity Bfercn® Tet (a Bs) a(t ) the fall of Lanka was caused by (King Ravana’s) excessive. vanity ; (fig ) Pade will have a fall. afeorege—n any of the most heinous sins, a deadly sin wafomta—n (habitual) dver-indulgence in intoxicatingliquor, imtemperance, afeetpe—a supernatural, supernal waisqet—a extremely strong ormighty. @leqw—n overgrowth, unnatural growth or development, excessive haughtiness or pride , extreme immo- deration or excess Gfoate qIwI—v to grow extremely haughty or arrogant. aiete au ae aCe RE ARI—(lit) don’t grow too high lest a storm makes you tumble down , (fig) Pride will have a fall wfoam—n exaggera- tion uted fe—same as Blworernrey aiers—a very old, decrepit wiwate—n overgrowth ufedit—n. excessive or heavy rainfall aferqsa, afecrial—a ultraviolet uisaro—a (usu. dero) very busy , very~anxious, fussy Bfostge—n excessive devotion or reverence (usu insincere) afocte GAA SFI—too much courtesy, too much craft afsge—a (geom.) a hy- potenuse wfieeert—n over-eating, surfeit, gluttony ufererert s—y to over-eat; to gourmandize, to gorman- dize ufsretet—(I)@ voracious, gour- mand , (2) » a gourmand, a glutton aisrm—n (comm) slump fea, ‘afeatat]—adv beyond measure, ex- tremely leq—n excessive vanity aie, aierya—n a great man or aman of exceptional qualities andoY powers, a superman , a greatly wise man OSaAas, USA AF—a super- human , supernal,, spintual , divine wleaqga—n exaggeration wieatas— @ exaggerated Uieqy—n a warrior capable of fighting snnumerable enemies simultaneously wfeaiae— a extra-territonal ulema, uierti—n act of going beyond ; act of passing over, act of crossing , transgression , non-obser- vance, violation, act of ercelling or ex- ceeding wfera @zi—v togo beyond, to pass over , to transgress , to violate , to exceed , to excel , to surpass or out- do ufeaaiy, ateai—a that which can be or is to be passed beyond or crossed or transgressed or overcome, violable , surpassable wizate—a passed beyond, cross- ed , transgressed , violated , surpassed, outdone , passed away, elapsed, past (afzae fr) atsare gem—y to be passed beyond or transgressed or vio- lated or overcome or surpassed or outdone, to pass away, to elapse. ufetg, (coll uior—n aguest wfeta- as7a—a hospitable afeteaen— n a guest-house ufetancara, atetacrat— n hospitality afeigtag—n a hos- pitable man , a host uicoa—a lapsed ute Rem—v to lapse utefe—n lapse BSNS FI—y to spend or pass (ume, life, term, etc ) i—n act of spending or pass- ing (time, life, term, etc) ofeqeq aa —» to spend or pass utemtee—a (of time, life, term, For words in @fS-, not given sepatately, see Wis etc) spent. Ufeaiias aal—yv. to spend or pass atetae—a. more than what is nee- ded, redundant, supernumerary , sup- ererogatory , additional , surplus , ex- tra, superfluous, excessive (aire Bit), exceeding (wafsfae fe), (bot) accessory aiecy—n. abundance, superfiuity, excess , surplus @te—(l) a toomany ortoo much, great excessive (feria Giri) , large (afeta feu) (2) very , exceedingly, excessively, UISEMiG—n (chet) a Sansknt figure of speech akin to English hyperbole , exaggeration aies—a unable to’ stay or keep steady , unsettled , restless , uneasy , untated wies Fal—v to make uns- teady, to unsettle, to make restless or uneasy, to make unbearable, to irritate uteam—n morbid looseness of bowels , diarrheea , dysentery wersj—a not sharp or keen; blunt @ewe—(t) a elapsed, passed away, gone by, dead, past, existed or occurredin the past, ancient (2) prep. past, beyond, beyond the range of (qi@4 GEIS) 3) n past times or days, ancient times, the past, (gr ) the past tense BBleat—n same aswets (n) weteasi—n one who knows the meidents of the past wets Req—v. to pass away, to elapse aeim—a beyond the range of the senses , not perceptible by the sen- ses, impalpable, subtle , (loos ) tran- scendental @eifgxei—n impalpabs-wets _— lity , subtlety, (loos) transcenden- talism. astq—ady very, very much, ex- tremely , exceedingly , excessively ustaq—alt spell of atone Ue, UE, TEN, TEs beyond compare, incomparable , matchless, peerless, unequalled , unparalleled fem ogern, wget wyrs—a unsatisfied , not pleased or gratified , unappeased , discontented ugite—n dissatisfaction, displeasure, lack of gratification, lack of appease- Tnent , discontent. €U¥%—a insatiate, ungratified , un- satisfied ; unappeased, Weiy—n Jack of satiation or gratification, dis- satisfaction, lack of appeasement uetua—a causing dissatisfaction or displeasure geitye—(i) adv very much, too much, exceedingly, extremely (2) a excessive, great were—(l) ady very much,too much, exceedingly, extremely (2).a excess- lve, extreme, great Beret t—a ex- tremely swift or speedy UWormernct —n uninterrupted extension or ex- pansion Berere—n total want or absence , (phil) complete non-exis- tence or absence em—n death , destruction, anni- hilaton (etsy), passing away or elapsing (tater), waste, fault, crime , vice, sin, danger or hazard , an unexpected danger, emergency UMA —n an emergency certifi- cate. GopAiefs—n cmergency re- serve BeRI—a very little or very few, scanty Satee—n extreme harm or myury Sd age Seb—n oppression., outrage , tyranny , strain (oiaa Bq Gepiota), intemperate and trregular habits , act of taking undue advantage (74 alfeena Bq eerie), oer FI vy to oppress, to outrage, to tyran- mize over , to strain , to be of intem- perate and irregular habits , to take undue advantage of wemrat—-(l) 2 oppressing , oppressive , outrageous , tyrannizing , tyrannical, of intemper- ate and irregular habits, (2) n. an oppressor , a tyrant, a man of in- temperate and irregular habits @ereai—a incapable of being given up or away, not to be abandoned or deserted or relinquished or dis- owned @errne—a urgently or absolutely necessary , essential , very urgent or important. Weroy—a most astonishing, very wonderful , miraculous werre—a very much addicted (to), strongly attached (to) wemmite— n extreme addiction, strong attach- ment genigs—n harm, injury, fear wgig—n exaggeration agi—a extremely haughty or in- dignant , exceedingly bright or hot, very harsh , excessively austere uprMtgi—a extremely bright or shining , extremely brilkant ( SERTA ofa) BBE E—a superexcellent. oaeoma—n (of agricultural produ- ces and factory products) over-pro- duction , 7 wgm—a very hot, heated great excesaitclywe—td) in or to or of this; piece, bere, UIA, BTR of this ple wt—a unfathomable, bottomless, | sory deep em—ro, Gad yet, still, notwith- ryandoad, on spite of, even then SY—con or exe—(l) r the last one of the four Vewas (@) @ deprived of the poner of movement (esp owing to avg) decrepit , dirabled , unable to sarr , fool-for-nothing witt—r (lit) change of fortune | fer the worre, distress, Worry, ansit, danger or hazard , difficulty tivz—poct. corrup of aPEt zit spell of BA ure —71 unstilled , expert. urty—a mot consumed by fire , Unk wate wercaty—-a not to be punished, uryuurhable avE—~ net fren miz—> eatng ans edible article , 0 Brea, BAeI—a imcombustible BATT, TATISI—n incombustibi- lity wiais--n (myth) the mother of gods WinterAy—n a son of Aditi (afef=) ; a god wirq—n aninauspicious day , hard tmes, difficult days arifsps—a uninitiated @Rin—a when or where lamps have not yet been lighted (‘yt 27a7l’) @HA—a not distant, not far, near, close, yonder UmanMei—n ab- sence of foresight , 1mprudence, (rare) recklessness BRAPTI—a bereft of foresight , imprudent , (rare) reck- less fem URARMAL Uae t—n. state of being not at a distance, nearness, proximity URATe|—a not in a distant position, near, yonder fem Uae at GH aTe—a deprived of along range URAae HIG —shortsightedness Wa¥—same as UAT wta—ady not far; near, close by fos! U7 --7 worhlece, edentate 2evsiz, wem—a indomtable , un- re, yortnercic ur went unconquer- weed rite wtgevina unnecessary ater age tt , unim- write—a not corrupted , not defi- led , (of water, air, etc) not rendered impure or foul GHeh—a invisible , imperceptible GFA RSM—v to go out of sight, to disappear or vanish , to become in- visible or imperceptible ‘us—(!) a.not seen, unseen (2)n. fate, luck, fortune , destiny @Eoaay sais as ordaimed by destiny : as luck would have it , by chance , for- tunel, Wa TH—n act of tel- / ling or learmng one's fortune by meanr of divination, Palmistry, ete ; ect of tripe ones luck {esp ina fine of chance} erp ag—y. to wll one's fortune, to try one's ta as aay luck wasbeatm ea—y to have one’s fortune told eRe ay—n masc Destiny , God emo —a not seen before , novel, new SRTG- @et—ady as luck would have it, by chance wyrea—n fatalism ansbami—(I) n afatalist , (2) a fata~ lstic weséfeia—n the unseen wri- tings of one’s fate, one’s destiny OAEET *ifrI—arony of fate @orl—a unseen. @iwa—a incapable of being given Gaq—(i)n Brahma(a@), Buddha (2) a having no second or parallel, abso- lute @aa—n monism , Buddhism aarat—(l)n a monist, a Buddhist , (2) a monistic , Buddhistic ufssta—a having no second or pa- rallel , absolute, matchless , singu- Jar , supreme Stwe—(I) a (theo) hav ng no se- cond or diversity, monistical , unita- man,non-dual, absolute (2)n Brahma (8%), God etasqm—n non-dualism, monism, monotheism, unitarianism BeMi—n anon-dualist, a momst, @ monotheist, a unitarian U_e—(1) a strange, queer, quaint, odd, uncouth , extraordinary , asto- nishing , unthought-of, sudden (2) nm (thet) a description that strikes the reader with its extraordinary queerness (also UgETH) UEeei— @ endowed with extraordinary ca- Pabilities , one who has performed Oris capable of performing miracu- lous deeds agermta—a odd-look- ing BWi—n Badv today GHA, VISA —4 today’s uMeMmepiI—n (fig) over-calculation , (inc but pop) state of having nothing to eat today, ab- ject poverty wnft—adv even to- day , even now , even at present , as yet. @maiy—ady from today, here- after , till today, tll now @Ea—a insoluble, undtssolved WEts—a insoluble. @ia—n a mountain waie—n absence of malignity or malice or envy , absence of quarrel, amucability wx—adv & prep down, below, beneath, under , 1m or to the under- world WreS—a cast or thrown downwards , felled , vanquished, de- feated , lowered Gysy—n descen- ding order UBysriwa, BywMTS—n a falling down, downfall , degrada- tion, degeneration , moral down- fall, abandoned state Byitee—a fallen down, downfallen , degraded, degenerated, morally degenerate, abandoned wWeries WeN—v to be ruined morally or otherwise, to go to the dogs, to go to the bad. wa wee—vul form of werifes (chiefly facet orin raillery) wazg—a lying, or situated or placed under , low- er , subordinate aat—a lowest, inferior, vile, mean, despicable, abominable, hate- ful, imsigmificant, worthless (@q Se) werit—n a debtor Byae—n the part of the body from the waist downwards , (usu) the foot or the leg Wemey—a. worse than the worst , vilest of the vile , most in- significant or worthless @xq—n (on) thelower lip, (loos) any of the two lips or both the lips wamra—n (bot.) a labellum wear —n alporlipsas tender as tree-lea- ves BAA, TSM MA—n (lit.) actaaa of drinking lip's honey ornectar, (fig ) act of Jassing greedily Wurm SPT Wy Fy to kiss greedily Gam—a incapable of being caught hold of , intangible, elusive Que A—same as SPL WT (see ya) wafag—a infenor waits ae— inferior service ayy’— (I) n any act in contraven- tion of scriptural or moral laws, a sinful act, a sin, irreligiousness , an unrighteous act, unrighteousness (2)a@ sinful, unrighteous wear, BunEai—a given to committing sins or practising unrighteousness , sinful, sinning , unnighteous waafoat —n (esp habitual) act of committing sins, sinful practice , unrighteous Practice B4aforyt—same as Bua orat @uni—a sinful, unrighteous, un- teligious , impious , (loos) treache- tous SysA—a lying or situated or placed under , born or grown on a lower stratum or on the ground , lower , inferior, lower subordinate (@y@q Sih) BHsA A—n a ater gene- Tation , posterity wafas—a awreligious, impious , unrighteous, sinful wafsse—n ir- Teligiousness , impiety , unrighteous- ness , sinfulness wld-—pfx used in the senses of above, on, over, upon, higher, great- er, more, superior, ruling, domina- ting, etc , over-,super-, sur-, ad-, etc aiea—a many, much, more , ex- ceeding, more than (ttpa wfra) , ad- ditional , superfluous, too many, too much compar wlipey , super aes Sq ulueg—con & adv moreover , RR alan over and above , further, besides, mn addition ulagrei—n a (atera afer) afysq—n super-tax aigega—n. anything that holds or contains , a container, a place, 2 vehicle or medium, proximity, 4 court of justice (xitfxarad) , dominae tion , possession or occupation , (gr) the locative case @iugsf—n a director in charge of a government department aiugey—n an era aiuenet—a almost all, most, greater number or portion of alert CHG Al BWI—in most cases, mostly @fgetaz—n ownership , possession, occupation , mght, title , claim , do- mination, control, overlordship , authority , experience, knowledge Cte afrets), jumsdiction, 2 public directorate (faartfiata) , abi- lity, competency or claim (afqriptt aftets) alse sa—yv to occupy, to possess QiereSory—n royal- ty UleaacrG—n junsdiction Bid ‘SMTS—a 1n one’s possession , con- cerning one’s possession or rights or claim or office , titular ahrerepre— a dispossessed wixetat (1) a@ having ownership or right or claim or pos- session or competency or authority 3 (2) n an owner,a proprietor ,a king. aprince (‘dit Bfrets}’), a claimant, a competent man, a proprietor (who 18 also the motion-master) of an opera- party, orchestra-party, etc (afqtiea ufisth) ; any venerable person of the Vaishnaba (@¥q) community af4 aietl—(l) a. fem of ufaaat, 2) 2 beat or beatingwigs a proprietress, a mistress, a female clamant ,a competent woman walxes—a that which has been ta- ken possession of, occupied, pos- sessed, brought under control, learned , earned, obtained wfiacerg—n a banking establish- ment, abank afaafgte—n bank- balance wiarat—n act of overlapping waluvra—n jurisdiction wfars—a attained, obtained, acquired, earned , learned, known, studied , brought under control, mastered utumi—a accessible, attamable, acquirable , capable of being learnt or known, knowable, comprehen- sible, capable of being studied, capable of being mastered wafasit—n (geom ) a major are waleera—n the majority afeeraret- We—n the majority community wiasre —n a plateau,atable-land hor, ular, ultre—n a guardian dejty, a presiding or control- ung deity ‘aliry—n an allowance of money alvamg—n a leader ,a chief, the captain or skipper of a playingteam , an army commander i—n a legislative act. Uiy- In enactment, legislation atan, ufarfe—n a master, alord , anowner, a proprietor, a king, a prince wfurei—n a vice-chancellor (of a university) alanas—n a rector wlaemram—n (phil) the vitalistic theory. witazm—n a legal advocate xo ataae atuqea—n overgrowth aiewat—n a leap-year ater, —n a dwelling-place, a home, an abode ulvari,, wixarim—n ceremonial purification of a person on the eve of a solemn function (acqq =featy) , any performance preliminary to any solemn ceremony (eta wfrat7) watantas—a (of a person) purified ceremonially on the eve of a solemn function, established dence, placed @tearmti—n an inhabitant, a na- tive , aresident alaqeagy—n surrealism wfxansq- ami—n a surrealist. @tatan—a metaphysical atafann—n metaphysics wfvaze—n (math ) a parabola afeie—n a bonus w@lacaei—n a man who marries a second time although his first wife 15 still living waiaqTa—n act of marrying a se- cond time when one’s first wife 1s still living alaer—n a meeting,a sitting, a session Ulan EeM—y to beheld alaera—n a surcharge @igata—n an intercalary month waiaazei—n a price above par ufa- agen—ady above par aieraay—n (phi ) the mechanis- tic theory m a fesi- @faaiae—n a mechanical fote- man, a machine foreman afaea—n requisition wafer om@t—n a requisition slip aegai—n anepoch efuqy—n a chariot-driver,achario- teer , a warrior on chariot who canafar fight innumerable foes neously wlaae—n an emperor, a suzerain, a sovereign prince ulaam@l—n an empress , reign queen aieqrei—n a dominion of an em- pire ateap—a mounted ,seated upon, nding on, ascended, Uf#a,p eTN— vy to mount, to sit upon, torde, to ascend wiaaai—n act of making one mount or mde or ascend , act of pla- cing (upon) , act of charging a bow with an arrow Shari FI—v to make one mount or ride or ascend , to place (upon) , to charge (a bow) with (an arrow) aiaag—n an ascent, aneleyation atucae—n act of mounting or as- cending or climbing or nding @ieraret @l—v to mount,,to ascend, to climb, tonde Ufaateti—n a flight of steps, a ladder, a staircase wf. waigtt—var of ufacarert, fem of ula ufaael—(l) a mounting, ascending, climbing , riding, (2) n a mounter , a climber, a rider‘ ulotigs, ulema—a placed or lying upon or over , established over or upon, presiding over afentts—a placed or laid upon or over Uiem—n (phys) focus ubesr—(t) a dwelkng or hving , existing in a place or person or thing in question, present , Soverning, di- Tecting, controlling , Presiding , hol- ding (an office or post) , possessing, occupying (2)n a dweller » a Sover- nor , a director, a controller ,@ pre~ simulta~ a sove- &8 wuts sident, one who ts present, one who holds (an office or post), a possessor, an occupier. fem abrarat. aiest—n act of hving or dwelling, stay , existence in a place, person or thing in question, presence or ap- pearance, act of being seated or placed , presence to guide and con- trol , a dwelling-place, a resort (C¥4- ota afebter), state of being situated , act of holding (an office or a post), (psy) mherence , act of taking pos- session of Us e4i—y to live ordwell or stayin ,toexist in to be present in , to be seated or placedin or upon , to be present to guide and control , to be situated , to hold (an office or a post) , (psy) to inhere, to take possession of, to occupy utlatse—(l) a dwelling or hving or staying, existent in a place or person or thing in question , present , app- eared , seated , present to guide and control , situated , holding (an office or a post), possessing, occupying, dwelt, mbhabited , possessed, occu- pied Ofufas ReM—y to live or dwell (in), to mhabit , to exist (in), to be Present (in), to appear (in), to be present (in) to guide and control , to be seated or placed (in or upon), to be situated (in), to be estabhshed (in an office or a post), to be in possession or occupation of , (psy) to inhere alagr—n arate above par wire —~ady above par wdhrg—n a superintendent , supervisor adts—a read, aaite—n study, a tusal gatet—a e. a studied, perused. Ct of reading, pe- ngaged in studyingat , or reading or perusing , learned, eru- dite, well-studied udtq—a brought under control, subjugated , tamed , dependent, de- pendent for maintenance or subsis- tence , bound by obligation (to) , in- cluded , dominated, governed or ruled (by), subordinate (ada S45) , sub- servient (to), subject (to) fem Sain, (inc ) wfaat wxtwI—n subjugation, tamed condition , dependence , de- pendence for maintenance or subsis- tence , obligation , inclusion , domi- nation , subordination , ency, subjection watwat—a that which 1s beimg Tead or studied aula—a restless , fidgety , 1mpa- tient, eager, anxious, worried, alarmed, concerned , uneasy , excited, agitated , beside oneself fem oxTa [—n restlessness, fidgetiness , impatience, eagerness, anxiety, worry, alarm, fear, excitement, agitation uylg ZeqI—v to become testless, or impatient or eager or anxious or alarmed or excited or agitated , to fidget , to worry , to be beside oneself ube, oa—n a great king, an emperor, a sovereign ruler, anowner, amaster, a lord, a ruler or direc- tor, achief fem oubaft Sa—ady in recent times, at pre- Sent, nowadays @upitei—a ofrecent tumes, present-day , mc’ Ba—a uncong + ate —(I) a im + ° less, uneasy, fidgety Jed, (2) non as Testlessness, unea. anxiety, worry subservi- RE Roh wrans—a gone downwards, de- scended , subsided, downfallen, de- teriorated , depraved , stricken with misery, distressed , condemned to hell , reborn as an inferior creature. wcerate, aay —n a gait or going downwards, descent, subsidence, downfall, deterioration , depravity , misery, distress , domination , rebirth as an inferior creature ecantt—fem of wenraat weatai—a gomg downwards, des- cending , subsiding , downfallen, de- teriorating, depraved, muserable, distressed , condemned to hell , reborn as an inferior creature wearits—a looking downwards , having looks fixed at the tip of one’s nose whilst practising yoga, ®édl- wisscs—ady with downcast looks wcaremt—n the lower portion or part, posteriors, buttocks , down- ward direction atulawa—a having one’s face or head hanging down fem StqTaTat Waa ZeA—v to hang one’s face or head down uratanta—ady with one’s face or head hanging down. weteay—n the nadir SRaTStsI—same as Seqert Baryx—same as wea fem. acaragat wad n an ecclestastical sacrifice (esp in accordance with the a4) Bagay—n a priest who is versed in the wad. . auyp—n amanager, a tive , a superintendent, charge , a principal (of institution) , a lord or 4pp) , a president legislative assemBIT ay wae managership , management , the post ‘ot office or function of a chief exe- cutive, superintendentship , su- perintendence, overlordship or mas- tership , principalship , president~- ship , presidency , speakership. BaIA—n perseverance Gye ae, Baentsl—a. persevering waIA—n assiduous or absorbing study or reading Baya, GENATATS —a engagedin studying or reading (esp abdsorbedly) aamita—a given to studying or reading (esp absor~ bedly) |qa—n over-eating, surfeit , act of eating a second time before the food taken previously has been digested. Wary—a pertaining to the Supreme Being , pertaining to the individual soul ; spiritual , metaphysical , phy- sical BATASG—n knowledge about God , knowledge about the soul , metaphysics 9 WORTEyie—n one who has knowledge about God or the soul, a metaphysician eae —n subjectivism, spiritualism BARI) a subyectivistic, spin- tuahstic, QQ) n a subjectivist , a spiritualist. vat of Upii- hee warig—a subjective S@aurt—n an ordinance GeUrg—n a teacher, an instruc- tor, an advisor , (usu) a professor or lecturer (of a college etc )- fem ean Pra BHT, BTHI—n act of tea- ching, or advising or imstrucung VAN FA—v to teach, to instruct, to advise, (usu) to work as a Professor or lecturer (n a college etc) wanrniei—~same as UME fem. aomtinat war—n a chapter, a section, a canto, etc {of a book) aia y—a mounted (on) mTgi—n (chet) transference of epithet , (phil ) smaginary ascription of foreign qualities to a person or a thing, illusion. QOMs—n ascription, attmbution ; (phil ) imaginary ascrption of forergn qualities to a person or a thing, illusion. BHA, AIA—n act or state of being placed or seated upon or over, act of sitting , state of being seated , domination , (of deities) invisible presence eimnias, wariiaq—a placed or seated upon or over, mounted, in possession of , (of deities) present invisibly SOR, Bye—n (gr) act of making a word or words elliptic, (gr) an ellipsis, quotation. wamES—a (gr) left out as an elhi- Psis , quoted wgige—a inhabited, dwelt m, colonized BRTA—(l) a engaged in study (2) n a student , a reader, Bia inconstant , unstable, transitory, changeable’ variable , uncertain, doubtful Wr—var of G-, to be prefixed to words beginning with a vowel (eg. Saag < Begty, Si aa atafafre < af @re—a having no wheel urei—a ilbterate, unlettered , ignorant. ar—a sinless , pure, holy , inno-wargiee cent, free from danger, safe, secure, pleasant , sorrowless , happy aagias—a not yet sprouted or germinated, unsprouted, ungermina-~ ted, { poet ) unrealized ‘eae (1) a bodiless, unembodied, ancorporeal (2) n. Madan (a¥a) the Sod of love wamTgq—n Krishna (F*) warq—n a shaft or shafts of the god of love, pangs of love, love-sickness Waet¥—n Shiva (f44) BAR —a opaque , muddled, turbid, dirty watt—n want, shortage, deficien- cy, poverty , penury @qe—a motionless, immobile , still, fixed, firm, stolid, never to be retracted, irrevocable ( tata i AG ) wate—a (chiefly used as a pfx) not much or many, not excessive or superfluous , moderate , middling i—n not a long time, a short time watseamej—ady ere Jong , 1n a short time, shortly. watora, @ahernt—n act of not Passing beyond or over, act of not crossing, act of not transgressing ‘or infringing or violating watorany, her—a incapable of being passed beyond or over , - incapable of beng crossed, impassable, mviolable, incapable of being overcome (@afs- FU Wl), msuperable waferte—a that has not been passed beyond or over, not crossed, not transgressed or violated or infringed , not over- come , not surmounted, unbeaten watsrta—n not very long (aafs- WH aq ay atfa) , not very tall (safs- Whar watortesr—n not a very Jong time 4 eatery unter t—a situated or present at not a great distance waisngi—ady not at or toa great distance, not very far wateca—ady not long before wgatetaensa—adv without much delay, before long, shortly, soon wafeigas—a not very extensive or broad or wide or spacious @asts—a notyet gone by or past. waeleaei—a one who has not yet passed his childhood or boyhood w@alye—a not exceeding, not more than - aafagra—(l) n absence of right or claim or possession (2)@ unright- ful, without authority or claim or possession, ultra vires, unwarranted @alesiasb{—n unauthorized inter- ference, meddling, officiousness , interference without competence or qualification wateersl FI—v to interfere without authority, to med- dle, to act officiously, to interfere without competence or qualification waiestaeta—n trespass, mtrusion. galas! FI—y to trespass, to intrude | walestat—a having no right or claim or authority or compe- tence, unrightful, unauthonzed , n- competent, not entitled, ineligible walaes—a not taken possession of, not captured or seized, unoccu- pied, unconquered gaters—a unearned , unlearnt, unstudied, unread , unattained, not reached or gone through @atunm—a unknowable, incom- prehensible, incapable of being learnt (aafeotay faa), maccessible, unap- proachable (@Afaty Zit), un come-at-able.eats waidiese—a not placed upon or over, not present, absent, iexis- tent, not established (ina placeetc), not appointed (toa post, office, etc ), not seated upon or over waste—a that which hasnot been read or studied, unread or unstudied wgadit—a not depending on} not controlled or dominated by, not subject or subservient to, not sub- ordinate to Wadtywi—n state of being not dependent or controlled or dominated or subservient or subor- dinate , independence, freedom wAam—n rest from study, a day of rest from study, a school holiday aaaat—a incapable of being imitated , inimitable Bata —a adverse, unfavourable waSAti—a incapable of being felt, unperceivable waree—a unfelt Watas—a unpermitted, unsanc- tioned, unapproved, disallowed , not agreeable to Baayem—a imcapable of being guessed, not conjecturable , unima- ginable aaagatta—n absence of permission or sanction, disapproval, rejection, absence of consent wamonite—a unpermitted, unapproved, unsanc- tioned , not assented to, disapproved, disagreed, rejected, prohibited RIE fins eeTe) eAApit—n lack or absence of systematic practice or training i. @ not practised, with- out systematic training, uncultiva- ted aa lkse—a unperformed, unexe- cuted, outstanding ge Saat @qe—(l) a endless, boundless, unlimited ; nexhaustible , everlasting, eternal, smpenshable (2) n Vishnu (fay), Shesha (1) the thousand-head- ed king of snakes , a metal ornament of women worn above the elbow, an armlet @Wawgsei—n eternity Wa- arrantt, aagerrgni—a eternal, everlasting UASDERMT—n. the four- teenth day of the lunar fortnight of the month of Bhadra (St#), a religi- ous penance observed on this day. earea—n Shesha (ca) the king of snakes eM@iakl—n Vishny’s sleep on the person of Ananta (4a) the snake-king , everlasting or eternal sleep, (fig) death. waqeaetq~a of endless or countless varieties Gqs- ata—a of endless or imexhaustible strength or vinlity GHaeya—n a medicinal root = WRea7t, Bast —a of endless formsor shapes, of endless manifestations Caer, UASM—n use of the person of Anantadeva (=pTatWq) by Vishnu as his bed, (fg) death eraxiat—a. hydra-headed was4i—a di con hereafter or there- after, afterwards, then a, GB, GOT, wAs- +O, TAHT —see GAS oral wan (gr) an interjec- tion aaasj—n no other than, having no other , having no second, sole, sin- gular, supreme, unparalleled , solely or absorbedly engaged fem waa. waeaf—a having or doing no work otherthan, not attending to any work other than, solely engaged or absor- bedin uaaiis—a having no way or means or alternative other than ;CATA Rd OTR compelled by absence of any alter- native BwTiee—a having nothing in the mind other than, fixed with close attention to nothing other than,intenton waaifooe—ady think- ang of nothing other than, having one’s attention fixed closely to nothing other than, intently waa- xiite—a having sight directed to noth- ing other than, looking at nothing other than , gazing steadfastly waai- *aI—a. not devoted to anything other than , solely engaged in |aat- ale—a engaged in no occupation or endeavour other than, solely occupied in Gaajde—a engaged in or performing no task other than APRT— same as UTS GAAP, BATRA —a having nohelp or resort or patron or protector other than STATA, GAAP ETE—a ,not to be found in’ anybody else , “gngular, unique, extraordinary, uncommon Saar —a not depending on or subject to anything, absolutely independent Grcanem—a having no means other than , having no alternative watae—a (gx ) lacking 1n sequen- ce or agreement , (phil) not govern- ed by the law ‘of causation, not Telated, detached , irrelevant, in- coherent SAnees, BArsal—a not myuri~ ous, harmless Sab —n absence of waste or Wwastefulness Baes—a childless SAH—a indelible, rremedi- able (emery ga), removable Cre Berifs) , umedeemable (@A- AIG zepR BaraTe—(l) n freedom from guilt or crime , lmpeccancy , Innocence (2) a free from guilt or crime , m- peccable, innocent waAraT same as Baad (a) fem Baraat | Gace —a not depending on or subject to , independent , :mparttal, unbiased uacritrs—a not awarted , unex- pected aateri—n want of leisure or respite, lack of time for doing some particular work waqqts—a unaware, uninformed , ignorant , unknown aaaaise—a having no veil, not veiled fem era foer @aatga—a without mtermission or respite, non-stop, incessant , continuous BaqRy—n absence of mtermiss- ion or respite , continuity. aaqi—a blameless, flawless, faultless , 1mpeccable , unimpeach- able, innocent (aq cage) uae aamsi—n blamelessness, flawless- ness , faultlessness , impeccability , unimpeachability, innocence waqHiet —a fem of unimpeachable beauty waqam—(l) n imattention , care- lessness, inadvertence (2) ¢ inatten- tive, careless, madvertent . Ua- @IAsi—n inattention , carelessness , inadvertence = WalaalqerpTSs—adv owing to inadvertence, inadvertently. waaxe—(l) 2 ceaseless, unremitt- ing, continuous (2) ady incessant- ly, unremittingly, continually , always, ever waaqw—a unconfined, not shut up, unbolted, mot barricaded or blockaded , not besieged, unrestric-SAT ted, unhindered (@aa74 Gite) ; free eaaalt—n freedom from confine- ment or siege or restriction wada4—(l) n absence of leisure or respite, lack of time for doing a parti- cular work (2) a having no leisure or respite , (continuously) busy GaTy{—same as arr warai—n lack of order, disorder 5 unsettled state, restlessness , (log) a defect in argument caused by working back from one thing to another especially from effect to cause, a regress aaatgs—a restless, unsettled unsteady, unstable, wavering waatgeibe—a of unsettled mind, unresolved in purpose, mentally wavering , changing one’s mind every moment , fickle-minded ‘Uadige—a iattentive, unmindful, heedless , careless, uncareful, neg- lectful , not on the alert, unguarded, unwaty wafeate—a not born of a good family , not high-born, not amsto- cratic; low-born, not having a good pedigree (aafeats Epa) i—a imexpenienced, mexpert, ignorant , foolish fem watee wa- feeel—n. mexpenence , lack of skill , ignorance , foolishness wateam—n disapproval, contra~ nety to one’s desire ot hiking or intention wateee—e disapproved, dis- agreed, undesired , not to one's hikang , contrary to one's volition or Intention water —a. unconquerdble , m- . domitable, not to be confounded or overwhelmed 00 Ore walese—a unconquered, not con- founded or overwhelmed , unembar- rassed wateae—a disapproved , unsenc- tioned , contrary to one’s opinion wateerang—a undesirable eateatas—a undesired wafsarm—n unwillingness contra- tlety to one’s desire, absence of de- site Gare }—a unwilling , not de- sirous of, disapproving , having no desire for was —a unaccustomed, unwon- ted, imexperienced , unpractised , imexpert , unfamiliar, new (Gage 74) waer—n lack of practice or trai~ ning , unwontedness waraiti—a unbending , unyielding ; indomitable , tough, hard , obstinate. wrqaq—(!) a. having mo cover, bare, naked (2) n the sky, a Buddhist community. waata—(l) a unbolted, unrestram- ed, unhindered, free, profuse, abundant , fluent. (2} adv incessant- ly , excessively , fluently. way —n harm, mischief, injury , re- verse, peril, danger, ruin (wag atta) eaaue—(l) a futile, useless , un- provoked or unreasonable (mde eR), unnecessary (2) adv m vain, without provocation or reason ,un- necessarily waa eq—a injurious, full of mis- chief, harmful , causing reverse or run, waefate—n occurrence ofan acci- dent , befalling of danger or reverse or run. GAai—n fire wMyS—a. as radi- ant or lustrous as fire waa y—n.RTT ws raining of fire, showering or emit- ting of fire aeqaRT—a raining fire , showering or emitting fire waera—a not lazy orindolent , di- ligent, industricus , given to action, active @aex—a not small in number or ambunt , many cr much, consider- ably large in number or amount , WrA—n abstinence from food, fasting, starvation waratai—a stricken with starvation , famished werwaye—n hunger-strke warta- We—n abstinence from food (till one’s death) under a solemn vow, (loos ) hunger-strike ‘@ay—a imperishable , ndestruc- tible , immortal. Upqywi—n_ impe- nshability, indestructibility, um- mortality WawAA—a free from malice orenvy fem =r UASI—a (astr ) circumpolar —a ‘undeniable, that which cannot but be admitted i—a uninviting GaRI—n non-aggression ale Wt phen a non-aggression pact AlRi—a incapable of being at- tacked, (hyg)immune waRTeI—n immunity SIW—a not yet come orarnved 7 Not yet happened , still to come or happen, future warrefaursi—n one who makes provision for the future, one having foresight SAET—a unsmelt , unenjoyed fem wararet SAIeH—n unscriptural or unholy Practice , uncultured or indecent Practice ,an immoral or abominable Practice. wetptat—(I) a. given to un- SAT scriptural or indecent or abominable practice , (2) n sucha man o—a uncovered, having no roof, unthatched , bare ; watais, warigitt—corrup’s of ear te @arba—inc form of Baby. @aeqq—a unostentatious @arye—a ignorant of one’s own self, deprived of self-knowledge, not moving or acting in accordance with one’s status or power or circumstances garatg—a having no blood-rela- tion or matrimonial relation (with), unrelated, hostile, unfriendly , having no kindred or relations. fem warata waiq—a having none to help or protect, helpless, orphan fem Barn, —tinc) wate? oA —n one who helps o1 protects the helpless Barren, Bramg—n a charitable refuge for the helpless, an orpha- . nage eamaq—n lack of cordiality or care or attention, neglect, slight , disres- pect. Wand #AI—y to treat with neglect or disrespect. BAWatt¥—a. unworthy of being treated with cor- duality or care or attention @eamay—n (of dues, money, reve- nue, claims, etc) non-realizatron eamrmt—a_ unrealized aate—(l) a having no beginning or cause or origin, self-born (2) n. God GamS—a. not received with cordiality or care or attention , neg- lected , slighted , disrespected. @alrg—a linc.—of dues, money revenue, claim,*etc) unrealizable, rn , i 5TTS @amre—a having neither begin- ming nor end, neither origin nor destruction, self-born and ummortal earerne—a unnecessary, redun- dant , superfluous earmi—a uncultivated, fallow , uncultivable, non-arable waritie—a non-resident, non-re- sidential @atiat—a not ditty or muddled , lhmpid, clear, clean , pure , uumix- ed, unadultetated (watfaa 7) uaiteae—a undiscovered , not yet invented , not found out, un- traced , unknown. waitg—a, imattentive, absent- tmuinded @aAlqS—a uncovered , unconcea- led, bare ,naked , open, discovered, revealed warait—n shortage or absence of rainfall , drought WAB—a not navigable wata—(i) n absence of illness , physical soundness , recovery from ilness (2) a free from illness » Tee covered from illness, sound in health , free from all troubles and difficulties , peaceful @ARy—a nameless, one whose name 1s not known or famous , obs- cure WM, Wiiasi—n the nng-finger WA, SA, GARE (l) a. {vul) having a face so inauspicious that one should not look at it one whose face is an ill-omen ; sumster-looking (2) n sucha man. Fem ware aarti—fem of CATs @AHE—a not brought under con- trol, not learnt rare Fea , un- er FATS, mastered , beyond one’s reach or power , un-come-at-able way —(l) n state of demanding no exertion or offering no difficulty, easiness (2) a demanding no exer- tion or offering no difficulty , effort- less, easy , facile, spontanéous @al- gmge—a done without effort or strain or difficulty, accomplished easi- ly warrrr—a obtained or earned without effort or strain ordifficulty , got easily Bamcrej—a obtainable without effort or difficulty , easily obtainable Wanray—a capable of being doneor performed or attained or obtained without effort or difficul- ty, easy UAMTAtaa—a done or ac comphshed or attained or obtained easily BAIA —adv without strain or exertion or difficulty ; effort- lessly , easily ; spontaneously BAX —a not (yet) begun or com- menced , not (yet) undertaken, warat—a incurable , irremedi- able wareai—a fem not yet attained puberty Ga —a not wet, dry, (chem )an- hydrous wart —() a non-Aryan , unciviliz- ed, uncultured , rudely discourte- ous , dishonest , impious , low-born (2) n such a man watafies—a be- fitung a non-Aryan, uncivilized; uncultured , rudely discourteous , dishonest, impious , low-born wareneaty—a that which should not be or will not be discussed , that which is beyond the reach of dis- cussion earenibe—a undiscussed Vaoy—var of SaeAlySA oo eta wanm--(1) a, having no shelter or refuge, helpless. (2) n state of haying no shelter or refuge , help- lessness garme—a having no attachment fot or interest in, indifferent, un- concerned watafg—n. absence of | ‘ agree, to refuse to consent wfarRl- attachment or interest , indifference, unconcernedness warmfi—(l)a outside the created world, unnatural , disorderly, queer, strange (2) n such a thing or ina | dunt wargi—n lack of trust or faith , no- confidence , unreliability @argl-2rerq ~n ano-confidence motion SArEg- ‘St4—a untrustworthy, unreliable SAMS TW—vote of no-confi- dence waraiwe—a, untasted » unenjoy- | ed warainesra—a not tasted or en- joyed previously SAES—a unhurt, unwounded , (of stringed instruments) unstruck, Unplayed (aatee cata Aa’) WARR—n state of going without food , fasting @arert—a going with- out food, fasting , (tron ) honorary —ady in the state of going without food waned seI—v to go without food , to fast SaIGE—a uncalled , uninvited , unbidden . uncalled-for , unwanted kX—2 mexhaustible , endless orimperishable (‘efacry et’) S—a not flowed or come out afrmg—n unwillingness, reluctan- fe, disrelish (aiztca afaeet), lack of consent | indifference, disinterested- a —a done or perform- teluctantly or unknowingly, not deliberate, unintentional, undesign- ed Gfargnae—adv unwillingly, re- luctantly , with disrelish , without consent or agreement , indifferent~ ly, disinterestedly wfargierert FI— vy to express unwillingness or reluc- tance , to express disrelish , to dis- Sa, Biwer—same as afrgrnay aiagregs—ady notwithstanding unwillingness or reluctance or dis- relish or lack of consent or dis- agreement or indifference or lack of interest. @fatgmesna—same as water ae wfagye—a unwilling, reluctant, having no relish , refusing consent, disagreeing , indifferent, disinteres- ted waiawi—a not permanent or eternal or everlasting , transient, transitory , | temporal (afys} Asis) , perishable, frail, mortal (@ftsy cr) UfTeTI—n impermanence , transience, transito- riness , temporality , pertshableness, frailty, mortality fam n sleeplessness , insomnia , wakefulness ofatye—a (or) unreproached , unblemished , not indecent , beauti- ful, blameless wfateresixa—a pos- sessing an irreproachable or unim- peachable character wefaraia, aiai—a unblamable , irreproachable , faultless, flawless , praiseworthy wfrHriaT—a beauti- ful beyond reproach , exquisitely or immaculately beautiful atant—a lacking m_ de:terity, unskilful , unskilled , ungainly wfa- *qnei—n Jack of dexterity or skill, ungainlinessataeet uiaqat—a (chem) amorphous aiaqrq—-(1) @ unpreventable , irre- sistible , incessant, non-stop, conti- nuous (2) adv inces antly , always wairaraitq—a unpreventable, srresis- tible, inevitable ufaatfas—a unpre- vented , not resisted eiaara—a unpreventable , irresis- tible , inevitable, unavoidable (afa- ata sta4) ufantas—a uninvited, unbidden ufatr—(1) a (poct) not winking (afar SiR), steadfast afafia feta) (2) adv with no winking, with a steadfast gaze wiatay, afaer—a not winking , motionless , steadfast wlacrertg— ady with eyes not winking , with a steadfast gaze afats—a not regulated , unsyste- matic , uncontrolled, unrestrained , not steady , changeful, uncertain olaersr—a having no definite or permanent shape , amorphous ‘av—a not regulated , uncon- trolled , unrestrained, loose ataga—n lack of rule or system or discipline , irregularity » Indisciphne , disorderliness , want of control or Testraint BAY Fq1—y to be given to iregulanty @fagiqe—a uncon- trolled , lacking im restraint or disci- pline , unregulated, unsystematized irregular, unsystematic : witag—a unobstructed » unhin- dered , free wir ite—a undiscerned , not as- certained or determined , NOt assess- ed, unrealized (afrafins af), un- fixed (afrafrs yy) ‘@ undiscetned, undefined not determined, unassessed | unfixed °8 wiat aiacta—a undiscernible, undefin- able , indeterminate , unassessable , incapable of being tired ginte—a not fixed or settled , uncertam , indefimte wfalys erry Bay—sine che afa—n absence of direction or directive , uncertain state ulaaffae—a not ascertained , un- assessed , unfsacd aiaatati—a indescribable, ineff- able afaatvateqq—n indescribabi- lity | neffabihts alraiz—a (theo) deprived of sal- vation , ineytinguishable , blazing. {for ever) , resticss or being tormen- ted (for ever} @iqsi—n wind, ar, breeze fret wW—n fire ulrx--n uncertainty, doubt , doubtfulness , dubiousness ‘afahee—a uncertain, indeterm~- nate , unsettled, unfixed , indefinite , doubtful, dubious ufabosena—adr without certainty , .ndetermmately , not in a settled or fixed condition , indefimtely , doubtfully , hesitat- ingly aiataa—a unprohibited aiae—n harm, injury , mischief , anything harmful or injurious wfae- ¥3—a harmful, myunous , mschie- vous Gh q1—» to harm , to do mischief ufyearRt—a din one who causes harm or injury or mischief ‘ol—n act of devising harm (to) alrsiew am—v to devise harm (to) ufasenre, wfaeurr—same as ulrseme—n occurrence of harm or injury efaean— m act of causmg harm wiaeoant * S4l—y to cause harm (to) to harmwierr wie Eon—y n apprehension of harm ‘alamey—a. not accomplished or done, unexecuted , unfinished ; out- standmg watieat—n a division of the army (= Poth of an aratiqn) waiis@—n ignorant of diplomacy or ethics waits—a undesired, unwanted. watqi—a godless, atheistic. WAT- Yatm—n athesm waraeaKi—l) n an atheist , (2) a. atheistic waig—a lacking in energy or effort, apathetic, wATRI—n. lack of energy or effort , apathy. wx —pfx denoung behind in time or position, following, after, imutating, younger, every, duration, expansion, etc. @aMN—n compassion , sympa- thy , kindness SiFa—n umitation, act of copy- mg, act of pursuing or following after Set Fil—yv to umitate, to copy , to follow after Byer 77a apt to imitate o. mimic Bayeet- i—a_ fond of umitatmg or mumick- ing @aemafe—n faculty of smi- tation, habit of imitation. Gayest sia given to umtating, habitua- Uy imitative Wayata—a. worthy of bemg imitated, exemplary aa Wei—aping, apery Ca Saat FEI —» toape Wae"I—n_a secondary injunction, an alternative, a substitute, a deputy An. amtitien act of mak- DE similar (to). Saya=ry—n an chomatoponc word, an onomatopera. oe ways to be harmed. wfassz- | araet—(1) a imitating, mmmicking , bei—same as SERS Bier | imitative ; making simlar, similar . following after, (2) n an umitator, a mimic, a follower eagetea—n publicity or eulogy or praise or glorification at a subsequent time 7 @ayFi—a -helpful, conducive, fa- vourable , benign , propitious ay Sete|—n helpfulness, conduciveness ; help, favourableness; benignity, favour, good grace, propitiousness UA ReN—v to be helpful or con- ducive, to belp, to be favourable , to become propitious UayFe—a unitated, copied, mimi- cked; followed (after) waeis—n imitation, mimicry, act of working after the example of @ays—a. unspoken, untold, un- uttered, unpronounced, not men- tioned , not expressed, understood aaSrai—n. act of supplying word or words in blank spaces, act of filling up gaps aagra—n senal order, sequence ; systematic succession, a program- me Uakri—n act of going or com- ing after, act of followmg , recurrence, sepetition Unite, wR I—n (of a book) a preface, a foreword, a lst of contents wyeiit—a. follow- ing the semal order, sequential eayeci—ady 1m order of , sequentia- ly eayet—ady. at every moment, always, continually , ever G@ayi—a_ gomgs or coming after, followmg, obeying, according to (fastest) , conforming to gayts—a obedient, following faithfully, devoted, complying, de-pendent Gate ReM—y to obey , to follow inthfully , to be devoted to, to depend on era —n act of going or coming after, act of following or pursuing , act of obeying, act of killmg one- self or dyingin the wake of another's death way eql—v. to follow, to lull oneself or die immediately after the death of aaytat—a &n one who or that which follows or obeys or conforms to, adherent fem enitat east Rem—vy to follow, to be obedient to, to adhere to, to be in conformi- ty with, to kill oneself or die ummediately after the death of (another) wT IS—a tecewed in favour or grace, obliged fem arta wagi—a not harsh or severe, auld, not haughity , polite, gentle , (of scent, flavour, taste, etc) not strong, weak, hight, small Uay—n a conducive act, an act of grace or favour, help, grace, favour, propitiousness , kindness, mercy , preferential treatment, partiality GA Fi—v to favour, to help, to treat gracefully or propitiously ; to treat with kindness or mercy to accord preferential treatment to Beta —n a favourite, a minion WA ReeI—a enjoying favour (of), favoured. wap s—ady graci- ously, kindly, bemignantly sage. eai—a in one who curnesfavour SIT, Bra —(1) a conducive, helpful , graceful , favourable , pro- Pitious, kind, merciful , treating preferentially, patronizing, Q)n mas such a person , a patron. ou waaay wayea—(l) a accompanying, atten- ding, attendant, following QQ) na companion ; an attendant, a follow- er fem wapal aaprat—n pl re- tinue, a suite or train of companions or attendants uaprei—(l) @ following , attend- ing (2) n a follower, anattendant, a servant. uaioetaf—n desire to imitate. emiivate—a desirous of imitating eaine—a improper, unbecoming, unjust, unjustifiable, not allowable, undeserving inappropriate(@yfoe 7) eayloed, uajfosi—n mental repro- duction of past incidents etc , reflec- tion, recollection, afterthought, recapitulation @aH—a not tall, bigh or elevated, low , not loud, soft, quiet , Uaera—ady ina soft orlow votce, under (one’s) breath UUSATH—a not proper to be pronounced , unutterable, unspeakable , inexplicable @apelias—a unpronounced , un- uttered, unspoken, untold WY —same as GOTT wayRi—n (inc but pop.) a paragraph, (of an act, deed, etc } an article weayge—({)@ younger (2) n a youn- ger brother fem waa Saar, Wy Brs—a younger, born later BATS see Way waiai—(l)a one who attends on or serves, dependent for mainte- nance, shelter, etc , obeying or follow- ing (2)n an attendant, a servant, a follower wR i—a worthy of being resor- ted to or servedwat oq aaa eaera—a. not bight , dim , dull @q@i—n an order, a command, an injunction , permission, consent, sanction, commission, employment WayeTe—a ordered, commanded, en- joined , permitted, allowed , licensed Wyerw—n a permit, a licence wrens ferera—(er) the impera- tive mood aAei—a contrite Gi,I%—n repentance, penitence, contrition WALA SI—v to repent wEIMI—(I) a Tepentant, penitent, contrite , (2)n a penitent, a repenter Base—n absence of excellence Or smprovement or development or increase ‘ WSA—a (or: ) not best or excell- ent or superb , not good , bad, inferior WASI—a that which or one who has nothing or none to follow, final, Supreme, best, not responding or answering, irresponsive, silent , not northern , southern wt —a unpassed (Gar Sta) , not traversed the whole length of (@RAf 9) | uncrossed (aaah AR) , unsurmounted, unconquered (aa Fey, failed to get through, plucked, Unsuccessful (eR gta) oa tTT ASM Rem—to fallin the exami- Nation wielens—a unimpasstoned, un- excited | calm, wifertg—n {anat ) coccyx FMR—a want of enthusiasm or energy or encouragement. ahi ge se lJoud-voiced , low and gree ae diene (2) 7 Ge hymn of attet ass, a Vedic on, repentant, penitent, GayM—n a (government or offi- cial) grant Bayta—a allberal , ungenerous , uarrow-minded , low-minded, mean- minded , mggardly waite, —a (of the sun, moon, etc ) not risen, not come or sprung out of, unmanifested , unrevealed wairs,—a unmentioned, unspo- ken, untold wrina—ady day after day, every- day watraf—a longitudinal, Jength- wise Sas —a not come or sprung or grown ot of, not bulbed , not pro- tuberated not projecting @aFaités—a unopened (as a door, lid, etc ), unrevealed or undiscovered (RPS 3w) uairrs—a of unknown where- abouts, missing, lost, not aimed at aaert—(l) n absence of trace. (2) a of unknown whereabouts , mis- sing, lost 4 gagat—a (chem ) non-volatile waiea—a (of _bulbaceous plants) not come or grown out of the soil, not bulbed , unsprouted , unprotu- berated, distinct, not clear or pro- minent wUaigary—-a unfledged. wayfeamta—a fem one who has not yet attained full lustre of youth, not yet grown to womanhood, ado- lescent GaAs, S—s not grown orborn , not issued or resulted (from), not (yet) appeared waataa—n act of running after , pursuit, chase, search, act of ascer- taining, act of giving attentionreflection , deliberation, consi- lL to ; sound or a letter representing this deration. Waa SAi—v. to run | after, to follow hotly, to pursue, to | chase , to seek, to search , to ascet- tam, to attend to, to reflect, to deliberate, to consider. aAaligs—a run -after, pursued, chased , sought, ascertained , atten- ded to, reflected , deltberated, consi- dered @air—n continuous thinking or reflection ot recollection, wishing well, well-wishing @aisi—a thinking or reflecting or recollecting continuously , well- wishing aaye—a worthy of beng thought of or refiected on or re- collected continuously, that which or one who deserves well-wishing Uyw—n entreaty, earmest re- quest, solicitation Way qv. entreat, to request earnestly, to so- het, to beseech. ajqq-faqg—n hum- ble(and repeated)entreaties, mportu- nate solicitation. Gagit-fem s1—v to entreat humbly(and repeatedly), to solicit importunately waa at—a. entreating, requesting earnestly, so- licttous, beseeching Ba—n anecho ,a sympathetic vibration, resonance ,a similar sound UAAF—n a resonating device, a resonator , 2 sound-boxy Batre — a echoed , resonated, reverberated resounded , having asimilar sound, sounding simultaneously Sari @ echoing , resonant, reverberant ; Tesounding , having a similar sound . sounding simultaneously waire—(1} a spealang through the nose , nasal (2) n (gr) a nasal act of oy Way sound (eg ©, 4,4, 4, %)- UA —e worthy of being entreat- ed , worthy of being the subject of solicitation @AS—a. not high or tall or eleva- ted ,low , undeveloped, lacking m progress , backward UTS WAH —the depressed class eapatera—n (bot.) cleistogamy caeatiters— a {bot} cleistogamous waqyt—a_ incomparable, unpar- alleled Ua 7eta—n. harm, inyury, msschief; disservice Ba, wee—a harmful, myutious BAe FAl—v. to harm, to myure , to do (one) an wi turn eayretigsi—n harmfulness Way" @ai—a. hamnful, myurious waAIS—a not benefited way —(l) adv at every step, im- ‘mediately following, in the wake of , hereafter, afterwards, Jater on, then. (2) a. following, pursuing orynhs—a.unadvised, not mstruc- ted or briefed , untaught, untutored wayigi—a. following, pursuing ; seeking, searching for. gaynis—n. mconsistency, irrele- vance , (of a problem etc) absence of solution, indecision ; want, need wAMA—a mcomparable, peerless, unequalled ; best, excellent fem UA BLATI—a mcomparable SVR, ByTaiai—a. unfit, in- competent ; unworthy , unsurtable, unbecoming , insufficient (AAAS FATS) , undeserving ; undeserved, un- just (Sage fasta) ; mappropriate (ARRE *F) MAPS, 2 —n unfitness, mcompetence, unwor- thiness _ unsuitability, unbecoming-SAT ness, insufficiency , inappropziateness uait—n a measure of time (=dy5 frm= 2 seconds), a trice wyatrs—a unnoticed, unseen WAY —a not realized or com- prehended , unfelt, not experien- ced or suffered or undergone , unac- quied wayrfy—n lack of reali zation, incomprehension , insensibt- lity, anaesthesta , absence of eperi- ence , absence of acqutrement wayfgs—a not present, absent , Non-existent, inexistent , wanting, lacking Gigs wa» to absent oneself, to be non-existent or mexistent , to be wanting BA | WE—n absence, non-existence, inenstence , want, need ByS—n (math) ratio , (Seog ) Proportion , rate waynes—ady in the ratio of »M proportion to, at the rate of ByTI—n anything to be takert with a medicine to make it eflective By—poet corrup of Gaynt Say"—(1) n want of means orre- Source , helplessness (2) a resour- celess, helpless BE —(1) a complementary , Supplementary (2) n a complement, & supplement By —(l) n due order or suc- cession, senal order (2) a following due order or succession aie—~a unsown , unplanted wilfl—a entered or gone into, : Penetrated, pierced mmto , gone into | meee or heart (of), one who ' ‘alized the mner significance of TRGM—n act of going into, entrance, Penetration, act of piercing ‘ unjustness 7 wo Bae a ito, act of going into the depth or heart (of), realization of the inner significance of GaS—a phosphorescent Bryeel —n phosphorescence SrAAZ—(1) a crosswise, latitudi- nal, transverse (2) adv across, ctoss- wise, latitudinally, transversely aay Wy R—(geom) a transverse sec- tion aywts—n act of invigorating or inspiring Byeri—n invigoration , a stimulus , an inspiration Gaon @Sy—v toinvigorate, to stimulate , to inspire arantis—a invigorated, stimula- ted, mspired umenite ta—v to invigorate, to imbue with, to stimu- late, to inspire eayami—n (chet) an alliteration BCea—n invigoration , a stimu- lus, an imspiration, enthusiasm , encouragement ate TA—n (geom ) a conjugate diameter Baysi—n state of being about to be started , outset , (of a question, point, motion, etc) act of moving or raising, introduction , relation, resolution, endeavour, effort, at- tempt , context, contextual connec- tion, request, occasion , correla- tion , (6c) any of the letters (esp of suffixes), which are lost when added to words Gayed4}—a related, con- nected, (gr) syntactically connec- ted, inseparable, (gcom) conju- gate , consequential , relevant wean act of coming or going after, act of following or pursuing, pursuit , succession , act of leaving for a new place, removal, 1mita-eaet tion , repetition, act of attending on or serving. Gen Fy to follow , to pursue, to succeed , to remove to a new place , to imitate , to repeat , to serve, to attend on aaaei—(IJa following, attending, accompanying, subservient, obey- ing, complying, compliant (2) n a follower fem @aaieal uaatew-— n act or state of following or attend- ing or accompanying , subserviency, obedience, compliance WATS Raa ~—» to follow, to pursue, to suc- ceed ; to be the imitation or repeti- tion of, to be subservient to, to obey, to comply with GI—(l)n grace, favour, counte- nance ("#4 = 744’), one who aids, a Patron (‘CHa cata 204 By) , power, strength, dint (3044 wRATA’) (2) a as much as one’s strength or power or capabilities or competency may permit UaatS—a leeward BS —adv leewards, before the wind Sa —n translation, act of speaking or telling or Narrating a thing repeatedly , imation , traduc- tion, calumny, scandal. Ga —(1) a translating , telling or narrating a thing repeatedly , imitating , tradu- cing, 2) n a translator, one who 80 speaks of or namates a thing re- Peatedly , an mitator, a traducer. a scandal-monger @aytipe—inc form of wate eami—a translating (gtven to) telling or narrating a thing Tepeatedly , (given to) imitating, imi- tative , (given to) traducing Corres- Ponding, similar , {mus —of a note) having no direct Or essential con- nection with the chief Rote (le apf) t waa or its essentially subsidiary parts Ge Fat} and fat} of a musical composition Uaarta—n act of perfuming , fu- mugatton waiire—a perfumed ; fumigated. MS FI—v to perfume , to fumigate unfts—a joined, strung , set in, embedded waylaig—n a proviso, a clause uafasii—n a section, a sub-sec- tion waa ie—n act of coming or going after, act of following or pursuing , Pursuit , succession, removal to a new place, imitation, repetition , act of attending on or serving ; state of being about to be started , outset , (of a question, point, mo- tion etc) act of moving or rarsing, introduction, relation, —resolu- tion, endeavour, context, contex- tual connection UaeA—n act of imparting know- ledge of, enlightenment, instruction, intimation, mformation , sympathy, compassion wagr—ady near the shore, inthe coastal region ByeI—n knowledge, realization, feeling BAe] F—y to learn , to tealize , to feel Bst—n influence, governing Power, unction , feeling of happi- ness , (thet) physical expression of Permanent emotions (such as, tears, frowning, sighs, S00se-flesh, etc), Ui"—n (astro) perigee UAET—a realized, felt, perceiv- ed by sense Wipis—n realization, feeling , Intuition » Sense-perception. attached ,waygine waypiae—a horizontal WARS —a agreed, accepted , per- mitted, approved, sanctioned , or- dered, commissioned wagaie—n permission,leave , ap- Proval, sanction , acquiescence, con- sent , order, command, commission , authonzation waste CSeq—v to permit, to grant leave to, to ap- Prove, to sanction, to grant , to ac- quiesce, to consent , to ‘order, to commission , to authorize. uate Heyy ‘to take permission, to take leave waaie-m—n a letter of authority, a permit, a permissive Note, a pass ,letters-patent Wagyie- WeF—a permissive , indicative of approval or consent Bati—n act of dying or burning oneself to death (on the funeral Ppyte of a deceased person), volunta- mily immediately after the death of another person (esp a hus- band) BA wl—a fem embracing death in the aforesaid manner (esp applicable ta a widow following her husband to death) mas BAAS wapiess—n (anat) the cere- bellum WaAr—n supposition, act of gues- Sing, conjecture, a guess, a hypo- thesis , deduction ; (log) inference , (geom ) a corollary, (rhet ) a Sanskrit figure based on guessing, akin to Prosopopeia or vision Way Fx— » to suppose , to guess, to conjec- ture, to deduce, (log) to infer WAM TSM—y to seem, to appear WeraH—n (log) a syllogism SAMPe—a inferential BaIAe—(I) a serving as a ground for supposition or conjecture orinfe- 8s met , Tence , serving as a criterion, (2) n a criterion uins—a supposed, guessed, conjectured , taken as a hypo- thesis , deduced, (log) inferred waits xem—y to seem, to appear Wa.fafe—same as WAST UTS, TA Sl—see BAT wayer—a capable of being sup- posed, conjecturable, deducible , inferable @waeittd—n consent, approval, sanction, confirmation , authoriza- tion SAW Fii—v to give con- sent to, to agree td, to approve, to sanction, to confirm, to autho- ize waontrs—a permitted, consen- ted, agreed, approved, sanctioned, confirmed, supported, ordered, commissioned , authonzed @ayars—a that which or one who has gone after or followed after , consequent upon, subsequent to, successive, according (to), following faithfully , done after the example of, imitated SAAT, AAAs —(I) a going after, following , attending on, serving ; consequent , accompanying (2) a follower, a servant, an attendant; a consequence , an accompaniment , a companion, (in pl) retinue; a fel- low-traveller waaTat—(!) @ going after, follow- ing, consequent upon, according (to) , after the example of, simular. (2) adv accordingto wat Kem— v to follow, to follow asa conse- quence , to be in accordance with , to follow the example of, to be similar , to agree (with)TAS 8 wage—a blamed , censured , re- proached, accused. @agarei—n one who blames , a complainint, an accuser fem wyaet UaAeMi—n. act of blaming , cen- sure, reproof, reproach, admonition , complaint , accusation Saya eq— » té blame, to censure, to reprove, to reproach, to admonish, to com- Plan wanit—a din one who blames or censures or teproves or re- proaches or admonishes or complains oraccuses fem waatml. Gaca— @ blamable , censurable, warranting Teproof or reproach, watranting «complaint , accusable BAS—a. inclined or attracted {to), preferring, attached {to), devo- ted (to), addicted (to), having affection (for), affectionate, loving , following faithfully or with fidelity. fem way- Fa wale—n inclination, prone- Ness, preference, attraction » ate tachment , devotion » addiction , affection, love , fidelity BitaF—a din one who dyes or apphes colour, one who S1ves de- light or pleasure UAgaA—n act of &iving delight or pleasure , act of dyeing or colouring {usu in one colour) wratas—a. one who or that which has been given delight or pleasure delighted, pleased, dyed or coloured {usu in one colour) , nourishing af. | fection or love or attach: watds), inclined (to) Bra —n resonance, vibration , an echo wraits—a reso: echoed ment (to- sympathetic nated, resounded , ar 8 Uaags—a devoted (to) ; attached (to) , addicted (to) , following faith- fully or with fidelity, engaged or occupied earnestly (in). waats—n. devotion , attachment , addiction, uthful following , state of being occupied or engaged earnestly % Witt—n attachment , affection , amour , devotion , addiction, hiking , attraction wquitt—-a Gn one who 1s attached or devoted, or addicted or attracted (to) ; one who has affection or love or a Inking (for) fem emaitnat @Ai--n the seventeenth of the twenty-seven stars in Hindu astro- nomy waysyi—a one who has been re- guested , that for whicha request has been made, requested for , 1m- plored Wave BAR A—a similar, lke ,correspon- ding , according (to), agreeable (to), in keeping (with) Uagat—n a request, a prayer; solicitation, entreaty, imploration , a thing asked for , Sake, account BAY F—v to request, to solicit, to entreat, to implore Baa adv at the request of , at the ins- tance of, for the sake of, on account of (PG pyratza) UWasrI—a altitudinal , vertical GET n act of telling :epeated- ly , repeated recitation , tautology aayterm—-n similar writing, act of copying a writing, transcription , transliteration , act of taking down dictation a Piece of similar writing , a Teproduction of written matter, a Copy, a transcript , a piece of trans- Iterated or dictated writingwinter waiatt—n apiece of similar wri- ting, a facsimile or duplicate copy of wiitten matter, a transcript, a copy, a piece of transliterated or dictated writing waleay—d dyed, coloured, daub- ed, besmeared , engaged or employed or occupied (in) @ari—n same as wagietet. Ga- @MF—n an amanueusis , a copyist. SIM, VaLAIMAI—n act of dyeing or colournng or daubing or besmea- ung or perfuming ; a dye, a colour, 4m anointment, an unguent, a per- fume. WAR—n (poet.) attachment, at- traction , affection , love. WAR—(1) 2 serial order, due or regular succession ) a favourable, conducive, helpful, propitious @) adv according to serial order, serial- ly, in due or regular succession wae faae—marnage of a man with a bride of a lower caste a not referfed to or mentioned, not alluded to WA—n absence of mention or teference WiaA—n. instruction, teaching, advice ; an order, a command, an in- Junction, an edict, a canon. BOqtya WPA —the edicts of Asoka when a disciple’s disciple Brat —n (chiefly in book-keep- ng) a minor head or heading repeated study or Practise or training or cultivation ; CXercise Wap eyy SA—v. to study or Prictise or undergo training or culti- Nate repeatedly @apieAeTy—a subject to or requiring repeated Study or practice or trainingor culti- ie [—n. 30 Sars vation or exercise waptiaai—n a set of problems or passages for tran- slation, etc to be worked out by students, a set of exercises Bay- wtistitq—a. that which should be or 1s to be studied or practised or culti- vated repeatedly. eaptiftrs—a that which has been ors being studied or practised or cultivated repeatedly GAIA, Wyo o—n regret or penitence about some past action or ancident, repentance, contrition Saiet—a warranting repen- tance, regrettable. aaeiiss—a that which has excited repentance, tepented gaax—n love, amour , kindness , affection , connection , context , at- tachment, adherence , relation , as- sociation, company Aya%t—a con- nected , related, associated , accom- panied. WAP, UALGS—n (pros ) a Sans- Init metre (eg “Al Pry aifebt: eat pests at) easiter—(l) @ one who introdu- ces, or initiates or begins , one who does or performs or executes ot ten- ders a work, ceremony, etc (2) an introducer or initiator, a commencer, a doer, aperformer fem wajtoral wapari—n commencement, begin- ning, introduction, snitiation , per- formance, execution, cciebration, act of rendenng , a function or ccremo- ny, a ritual. UA Fl—y to ar- range for , to perform, to hold, to execute, to celebrate, to render, to observe (a rite etc } wrise—a done, performed, exe- cuted, rendered, cclebrated , (of rites etc) observed.SaeaT wayrea—a that which is to be or should be done or performed or exe- cuted or rendered or celebrated or observed @ayrari—n search, research, exa- mination, inquiry, investigation. GAS FAl—v to search, to exa- mine , to investigate UATE T—(1) a efficient in or engaged in searching of examining or investigating ; well- informed , (2) » such a person USE, UIsTERt—(I) a search- ing, researching, examinin , in- quiring , investigating (2) n a sear- cher ,a researcher, an examiner , an inquifer , an investigator wapilest—n inquisitiveness, cu- riosity Bayifavj—a eager to search or Jearn , inquisitive, curious wapaa—a that which 1s to be searched or researched or examined or inquired after orinvestigated @ayiai—n act of following, pur- sult , pursuance , repetition , imita- tion, similar shape or appearance or behaviour or qualities GA FAI— v to go or come after, to follow or succeed, to pursue, torepeat, to imitate , to come after in similar . shape or appearance or with simi- ‘lar behaviour or qualities GAPTATTAT ~—a Gn. one who follows, comes after, pursues or imitates, one who succeeds in similar shape or appear- ance, or with simtilar behaviour or qualines fem waaraantaat G—n accordance, conformity, consequence , pursuance , imitation waaat—a. conforming, consequent , pursuant, following , imitating fem wapntatt wapra—ady accordingly, according to, in conformity with, 88 we consequent upon, pursuant of, following , 1n imitation of gairare—n (geom ) a corollary. wae, wpTpl—n a schedule GAyA—n (astr) perihelion Uape—a followed, pursued, succeeded , repeated , imitated, suc~ ceeded by another in similar shape or appearance or with similar beba- viour or qualities aa,ie—n. act of following, pursuit, pursuance, succession , repetition , imitation ; succession in similar shape or ap- pearance or with similar behaviour or qualities Oapas, VaraTI—n. one of the nasal sounds or the letter represen- ting 1t (*) of the Sansknt and Bengali alphabets warrri—n recollection wt ei—v to recollect Wayaes—n a reminder Gayis n recollection, which is recollected. Wa ss—a ever attached, attached inseparably , sewn or strewn toge- ther @ayaei—n (chem ) percolation w@ae—a unmarried fem BB gayins—a (om but rare) said or mentioned afterwards, (loos but pop ) translated Ga,%—n a marsh, a swamp, a bog. @aai—a (of numbers, amount, etc) not more than, under WAR —as not straight or upright or vertical , curved, bent , not straight~ forward or frank or candid , crooked, insincere, deceiving, begualing wily. cunning, sly wWAS—a untrue, false Beret —n untruthfulness SaeaM, TAS thatRAE 8¢ BIG wmi—(I) a untruthful, (2)n ahar | col *ien’) Us mem SI—too deep fem [, AS for comprehension, one whose inten- were—(I) a (orm but rare) more than one, many, numerous, various, much, too much, very much , great , most (2) pro many persons, many a one , excess, (3) x (obs) the universe (Cararea ifs’) eere_—n plurality wrainety—a of long duration atae- fara. Gpn—a long-cherished hope woreinem ait—a chronic disease werey]—adv & prep in many ways, in various directions QlAeagi, BAg- fay, Bciry7A—a of numerous ang va- sious kinds or types or sorts , mani- fold wmeratas—adv late at mght ace s—a numerous and various, manifold wteti—pro many per- sons , many a one wtras—n lack of unity or agree- ment , discord , disagreement , diffe- rence (esp of opimion), dissension , dissimilarity , inconsistency, imcon- Sruity, (loos ) animosity or opposition —a involuntary atatss—a non-moral , immoral, Si —a unbistoric, unhis- torical wtarias—a unnatural ,» superna- tural aitiss—n impropriety , unbe- comingness , ynjustness ““S—sfx to form present parti- cipial adjectives (eg YU < VP, AE < ¥5q) WE—n death, destruction, end, break-up , termination , a terminus , a border or limit (wats, ‘Aate) , dura- tion or expanse (*"{) , intention or intrinsic nature (@w *{feu Sta), depth or bottom (arqq qe), the life beyond death or the next world (ate fire tion or inttimsic nature can hardly be ascertained , difficult to fathom We:- —pfx denoting the heart, depth, within, inside, etc wsei—n the heart BesPq—n (anat) an mner ear Betsy —n (feom ) in-centre Bsrai—n (geom) an interior angle werei—a lyimg or situated within or in between BSBsLI—n azenana,a gyneceunt,, a harem, the inner portion of a dwelling-house where strangers are not usually allowed to enter GFes- *abt—a cn one who keeps to the zenana fem wesianitanl wer arFF—n a guard of the zenana, (cp) Lord of the Bed-chamber @ez- onigei—n a woman who keeps to the zenana Beata l—a fem keeping constantly to the zenana mas FST erarererate—n (anat ) an ulna wesaeqsy—n literary imterpola- tion wesg,—n any ofthe sense-organs-. (these are regarded as veritable enemies of man), one who ss culpa- ble of treason, a quisling , one who 1s unmucal to or rises against (esp secretly) his own country or patty or family , 2 traitor w@emta—a lyingin the depth or heart of a person or thing , unreveal- ed, hidden, secret fem wearin BSS excise BBVA, GTI—n wemgi—a fem pregnant, with child, ehceinte. inhalation bigearatert weraiaa—a containing water ! within (esp hidden from the view). fem waratern werniaen at—a. subterranean mver wemadt—a submanne wesa—n essential core of any- thing ; useful substance of anything eesreiaj—a_ having no essential core or useful substance , mane, empty, hollow , insincere (Werle 731) , worthless, useless wersy—n asubstratum (pl subs- trata) wery—a lying within or in be- tween Yery at—aqay zany of these letters weE—(l) n Yama (4) the god of death and Hades (2) a destroying; destructive , causing the end of SeaTa—n the time of death or termination Sse, (pop) wee, ady at least weI—(l) n the heart, the mind, interior, depth, distance inter- vening distance, interval, end, termination ; lamit , difference , con- tranicty (2)@ different , other , inti- mate (Ga@zwa) SUIT calculus Byze—(l)a (phys ) insulating. (2) n an insulator wase-—(1) a having blood relation orfnendship , very intumate (2) n. aninternal hmb or part. @eaRSt— nm close intimacy weattnia—n a secret pinching of the heart of a person which pnnchmng isonly Fnown to the pincher and the pinched and nobody else. yei—n internment. FSS ce— (math) differential ae wearin wreaz, wegtge—a lying within or im between , lymng in the depth of one’s heart. weq—n (mus) the intermediary part between the refrain and the final development of the music of a song weqai—n (phil) the mvisible immortal guiding soul that every mn- dividual possesses , the depth of one’s heart . wegn—n an obstacle, a barrier, a, bar, a hindrance, an umpediment. weqea—n. a place screened from the view , a hiding, concealment ; distance ; a point beyond the range of (ga wert) , spare time, leisure. ‘St—a stationed or lying or living behind the screen or m a hiding , hidden from the view. fem. aaarratie at wefar—alt. spell of waste Qeide—a disappeared, vanished , overcast , (thoroughly) covered ; overwhelmed, begone, removed, driven away , confined within fixed bounds under government order, imterned @etataa—n the mind Saette—n the intervening region between any two planets or stars; the sky westepral—(l) @ (capable of or used to) moving or dwelling m the sky ; aenal (2) sucha person or creature. fem. Srea TRAIT BRS ape) a dwelling in the sky; aenal, ethereal (2) n sucha person or creature who dwells 1n the sky fen Tit weatarcd—n. the. atmosphere. weal (4s)—(I) a an mtemee. (2) @ interned. wreaxin—n. (geog) a cape, a pro~wroats 84 BOS montory, a naze Bean wean the Cape of Good Hope worl, aroatse—n any garment for the lower part of the body, a loin-clothe weera- adv at heart , within, in the depth of, in the heart of, amidst, amongst, between, at a distance, removed or screened from , at aninfSrval of, behind the curtain wevt—a lying or situated with- in or in between, included (1n) , comprised (in), occurring or nurtured in the mind or heart, inward wreass—n concealed within or inthe mind or in the heart, un- tevealed , secret WerE—n a,small room within 4 larger one , the inside of a room Wexfo—n sabotage BroRTes—n a saboteur. eregfel—a pertaining to or causing sabotage , sabotaging weant—n therealm of the mind, the realm of ideas or thoughts wreata—n the Hindunte of keep- ing inmsersed the lower part of the body ofa dying person in a river etc weeeaia—n (psy ) subconscious- ness Wee TAI—a subconscious wren aan (psy) mtrospection weoret—a introspective wowfg—n extreme mental agony heart-burning, envy ~ereniei—a causing extreme mental agony or heart-burning wortR—n enlightenment of the mind, development of mental Powers and qualities, improvement of the mind Sart —n intuition , insight , (Psy) introspection gun Teara— @ having intuition or insight or in- trospection , intuitive or introspec- tive wemet—n the mner part or re- gion , the heart , the interior the inland, a valley arocn*ty¥—a inland wexfa—n disappearance , act of vanishing away, evanescence , death wera on, ware gem—v to dis- appear, to vanish , to die weiates, wetatge—a, placed or lying (usu imperceptibly) withm or in the heart , deep-rooted, deep-sea- ted , mnate, mherent , latent, dor- mant (qefafes fe) weaa—n a sub-order @erTt—a lying or situated with- in or in between , imcluded or com- prised in, intermediate, mtenm (=east ATT) weeathiet—n inland trade weafe7i—n suppressed tears weafa—n any article of under- garment , a short loin-cloth usually worn by Hindu ascetics weafx, wuqigi—a- afferent. walang, wataea—n an internal feud , a domestic quarrel, a civil war wateag—n marrage within one’s own group, endogamy / wetyeritty—a inter-departmental aeaie@—n kernel weass—a introvert Wee te—n introversion we7S—n, (geom } an in-circle wmanal—n suppressed feeling of pain or agony wera, we tI—n a strip of land between two rivers BeeG, wee ts—a included or comprised (in), lying within or im between. BESGS cHI—(geom) an included angleweafegy—n sweetness of the heart or soul , inward sweetness gee ia-—n (geol ) sub-soil were'ta—a underyround , sub-ter- ranean wea yi—a mtrospective, spiri- tual , (psy) afferent fem weaet waufal—(l) a aware of or com- petent to know other's mind (2) n such a person” God wefatae—a (geom) inscribed , engraved getes—a disappeared , vanish- ed weirs Qem—v. to disappear , to vanish wepy—n dermis wersI—n (geol) a sub-stratum (pl sub-strata - weey—n the bottom or the in- terior of anything , the depth of one’s heart Wersa_—n, dermis wiee—(l) a adjacent , proximate , near, close (2)n adjacency , proxi- tmuty , nearness , the extreme » OX- tremity afea—a final , last, ultimate , of the time of death or termimation wfsreri—n the time of death or termination ; last moments WfSR- win dying state wlexeaa, ufea- sqgj—n death-bed excearmi—n a pupil or student or disciple (esp one who boards at his mastér's house), one of a low-caste Hindu commumty known as the Chandalas (66f@) who bum dead bodies professionally and dwell in the outskirts of villages for they are regarded as untouchables sy Bei—a last, ultimate , final, ex- treme , interior, base, low , remain- ing, born of a Shudra (4m) family we—(l) a low-born , base, mean (2) n a low-born person , a low caste, a depressed class, one of the Shudra (fg) or the Chandala (pet) com- munity weraq—n the last letter of a word etc wees, wrosfehpm—n funeral rites, obsequies , last honours wa—n bowels, intestines @W- wig—n ententis wagie—n her- nia, BMq, Gye —n the inner parts (esp of a dwelling-house) , the inte- tior, the apartments of a house in which women are secluded, a zenana, a Synecium wa—(f} @ blind, sightless, ex- tremely dark or gloomy (SRSA) , utterly ignorant (2) a blind per- son WHP%—n a dark pit, a black hole @ageRE—n (hist ) the Black- hole Tragedy wasq—a darkest, extremely dark =aeyy—n utter darkness, blinding darkness @3Wl, @xa—n blindness, utter ignorance wpeitaa—(i) n utter darkness, (2) a utterly dark. Waery—a almost blind , ikke a blind person wafeert —n bhnd fath waa fen fra fen aiti—a blind person cannot distin- guish between day and might or between brightness and gloom, (cp) ignorance is bhss wee ate a ais —(it.) a stick by the help of which a blind person moves , (fig) 2 prop for a helpless or incapable person For words in @%-, not given separately, see BRCae waata—(l) n absence of hight, darkness, gloom , mental darkness caused by ignorance, sorrow, etc (2) a dark, gloomy , darkened with gloom, dejection, etc (asTF FI), deprived of hope, delght, etc (WIHT AW) VHT B—v tomake (something) dark, to darken Wao Gr—v (fig ) to be at one’s wits’ end to find a means of escape from dan- Ser, tight corner, etc Mat OI y (fg) to overwhelm (a person) with danger etc in such a manner that no means of escape can be found out Wate eeA—v to become dark, to darken waste fret aTqI—(fig) to make a stray or random attempt to hit, to take an off-cnance GHC API —v (fig) to be quite ignorant (of), to bein the dark (about) @aard BSCR —v (lt. & fig) to grope in the dark waeaad—a. full of darkness or floom , completely dark waeaten, WAS S—a enveloped in or over- ‘caste with darkness, utterly dark , (fig ) utterly ignorant, distressed, de- Pressed or obsessed uisifz—n a fissure, a hole, a chink , creek and corner, secrets , Secret intention, inclination, design, ete (Ta BPP) W&—n an ancient Dravidian race ‘of India or the part of country they dwelt in, modern Andhra (213) BR—n boiled nce, rice, food RPS—n distress caused by scar- city of food, famine wago—a a stupendous heap of boiled nce Ba- ORi—var of SATE BATSATI—a (ab- solutely) depending on food or bol- ed nce for subsistence , (loos) rice~ eating wAfbei—n act of thmking 8 8 Waa out means of procuring food or ear- ning one’s livehthood , food-problem, bread-p.oblem waibal paSer— the effort to earn one’s livelihood 1s all- absorbing , bread-prublem 1s the chief probler waee--n foc! and dunk , the Hindu rite of providing food and drink for the soul ot the dead wanl—(!)a@ fem one who sup- plies or gives food , (2) n Goddess Durga (gf!) wantm—a Gx one who supplies or gives food, one who maintains fem wat BARA--n chantable supply of food @aAKTA— n one who has enslaved himself to another only to procure his food or tor his maintenance GAawIT—n the gsophagus, the gullet wa*naf—(!) a fem full of food or nce (2)n God- dess Durga ef) @azrt—n the Hin- du rite of allowing a child to taste rice for the first time wAqa—n food and clothing @aaaaq—n rice and other cooked spicy 1tems offood @R- awa—a full of food , built up or nou- rished by food (maya CEta) TARA n chyle GaatgA—n provision for mamtenance , act of procuring food or earning one’s livelihood. wayi—n a place or institution for charitable supply of rice or food wAAM—n food-problem, bread-problem waARli—a. foodless , starving wATSM—n want or shortage of food or rice, scarcity, famine Wagi—n succession , (gr) sequen- ce, syntax, prose-order , family , re- lation , order, serial order, agree- ment, concord wagtt—a related, connected, relating, connecting agreeing, concordantwm «0 aa wat—a real, actual , significant , appropnate wayeai—a having a name appropriate to one’s qualities or nature or properties wlags—a possessing, invested or endowed with (etf%s) , (6x) having proper sequence, syntactic (afr ate) wayiei—n discussion about the teachings of the Vedas after study- ing them , perception , logic Weae—(l) @ engaged in search or research or investigation (2) 2 a searcher, a seeker, a researcher , an investigator Wowet—n search, research, in- vestigation, inquiry BG e4l—v to search , to research , to investi- gate , to inquire, to lookfor Ute aqiu—a that which is to be search- ed or sought or researched or inves- tigated GEN We—v to be en- gaged in search or research or in- vestigation , to be in the look-out for wernins—a searched, sought , re- searched , investigated Boe} —same as Ue aa—(f) a & pro other, some other , any other (2) q different Gare S—a done by some other per- son Way Gk—somebody else Bays —a depending on or pertaining to others or somebody else ates, (pop ) Wars—a ,adv con from or by the other or others or another , ina differ- entway @AyeX—a & pro one or any one of several (more than two) per- sons, things, etc, @Hex—a & pro one orany one of the two, the other Wawady at orinortoa different pla- ceor topicor subject wapn—(l) ady con ina different manner, other- wise, elsewise, or, contrarywise , (2) a contrary , (3) n violation, infringe- ment, exception, the contrary ways e—v to do or act other- wise , to violate, to infringe, to dis- obey Baym Resi—v to be contrary to, to be in violation of Wapaieet —n act of doing otherwise , viola- tion, infrmgement, disobedience. SAME Fl—same' as Haq Fl warraf—a fem formerly betrothed or married to somebody else mas BAG UATE, Sa —a of a dif- ferent or other kind(s) @apetq—n a different or another state or attitude or manner, change of state or‘atti- tude or manner Wayerq—ady in a different or other way Wares—(l) a bringing up another (esp one not belonging to one’s kind) , (2) » such a person or creature, the crow &#- Sys—(!) a brought up by another (esp by one belonging to a different kind), (2) n sucha person or creature, the cuckoo Uape—(i)n a different opinion , disagreement , a different manner or way (2) a holding a different opinion , disagreeing , in or of a different manner or way GRU —ady ina different way or manner. BRAS, UWA, (pop) Wayqai—a- pteoccupied by some other thou- ght , absent-minded , inattentive. WRPS|—n preoccupied state , absent-mindedness , mattentiveness, inattention Baar mH—a relative waR—a pl other, several and various ‘waya—(l) n impropriety , inyus- tice , an unjust act, a wrong, a misdeed , an unreasonable act , (2) @ unjust , improper , unreasonable ,Saray wrongful Geajtd# F¥l—v to do injus- tice , to act improperly or unjustly or unreasonably or wrongfully , to do a wrong WaNIss, (pop) Batas—adv improperly, unjustly , unreasonably , wrongfully @wareex4{—n an unjust or improper or unreasonable or wrongtul act , a wrong, wrong-doing warmem@t—(l) @ acting unjustly or improperly or unreasonably or wrongfully , (2) » a wrong-doer wareanetei—a Gn. one who hives by unfair means or wrong-doing HI—a improper, unseemly, un- just , wrongful, unreasonable , un- becoming Wanarsi—n impropriety , unjustness , wrongfulness , unrea- sonableness , unbecomingness @Saa’—n another meaning, a dif- ferent meaning wayee—a having another or a different meaning WArTRe—a (of a husband) attach- ed to some woman not one’s wile , adulterous , unfaithful fem @ayriey n wapafg—attachment to some man or woman other thza one’s husband or wife , adultery , unfaithfulness. Wara—a not less than , at least, in the least ; AA, areatteti La mutual, reci- procal wRaTaReI—(1) n (bot) a symbion, a symbiont , (2) a symbio- tie wareigg—n symbiosis tteit- Aa, Bewersi—n mutuality, rea Procity Baya, Sewntacat— @ opposed to each other or one ano- ther, contradictory, antagonistic Sra depending on one another or cach other, mter-depen- dent , correlauve, reciprocal tRRT- @W-—n relative riference, reci- Jet“ absenc “ron es ' a ene ax. —pfx off, away, from, under, down, bad, undesirable, unnatural, distorted, base, ugly, opposite to, against, etc , apo-, a-, ab-, abs-, an-, anti-, contra-, counter-, dis-, dys-, ex-, 1+, mal(e)-, non-, out-, etc wmareay’—n a misdeed , a mischief , a wrongful or harmful act, a come wre Tv to do a misdeed , to make some mischief , to commit a crime wAeaf—(l) a domme or given to doing misdeeds, mischiefs or wrong- fulacts, (2) » a musdoer, a mischief- maker, a wrong-doer, a criminal eqeat—n (ori) downward attrac- tion , deterioration, decline, down- fall, degeneration , baseness, inferio- rity arpeaey—n a false imputation, slander waraa—n harm, imyury, disser- vice WHS, UE I—a harmful, -hjurious Bey FI—v to harm, to injure, to do disservice (to) axrsite—n disrepute, ill-fame, notoriety , a wrongful or disgraceful act, a misdeed , a mischief , a cnme. |ree—a harmed, injured Bt afs—n-harm, imyury wers—a base, inferior, bad degenerated , mean , wretched eucerg—n (sc) cenmnfugal By- TH T—centrfugal force @re—a unripe, immature, green , unboiled , not thoroughly boiled, parboiled , uncooked &raRe—n unripeness, wamatunty, greenness , unbotled oc parbouled or uncooked state. wiiea—n a rusdeed , a havefal or wrongful ace - or 7 act ;2BTRATS 4R Bory wpeATS—(1) nm impartiality , neu- | wrnise—2 decayed, il-spent, trality, non-alignment, freedom | wasted , squandered away , decreas- from prejudice or bias, justness (2) { ed, dimimshed , slowed down, disst- @ impartial, neutral, non-aligned , unprejudiced, unbiased , just GH ast—a same as BRATS (a) BAA- anion, wrrantoy—n same as GA TS (n) wamrs—a gone away, departed , passed away , fled away , removed, dispelled , dead , subsided , retreat- ed , repealed , withdrawn Bum, BrxNI—a act of flying away, fight, departure , removal , death , subsidence , retreat, with- drawal yan—(l)a@ gomg downwards or seawards (2) n a river arg—n (astrol ) an unfavourable or malignant planet (or star) wgmqte—n death by accident , un- natural death , accidental hurt,or m- jury to one ’s person BARS, B7- wei--a Gn’ one who or that which causes unnatural death worRaTSags —n death by accident wrpx—n loss, waste, wastage , | state of being wasted or squandered away , decrease , decay , dissipation Misuse BP SA—y to waste, to squander away , to misuse wrpins—n ill-spent , squandered away , nusused erem—n act of straying trom’ one’s own religion , act of taking bad or faults or prohibited diet, pem- cious conduct or behaviour a fault , | Corruption WT-iATaY—n curbing corruption |mpTa-faae frer1—the anti-corruption department | antoati—n malignity eiisete | wasted , ——a mabgnant. * ,| Clalized in, pated , emaciated , enfeebled, weak- ened ,dim, weak wnfoie—n kata- bolism , decay , waste , squandering away , decrease , diminished state , dissipation , emaciation, enfeeble- ment , dimness, weakness arte tar—a that which is being decayed or ill-spent or wasted or di- munished |ergrm—n a phantom, an appari- tion , a ghost , a ghastly illusion erners—a degenerate, base-born areits—n a degenerated or base race or community a%ej;—a inexpert, unskilful, un- skilled, incapable , imcompetent, unfit , indisposed, stmcken with ill- ness &8%bsi—n lack of dextenty or skill | mcapabshty, mcompetence, unfitness , indisposition, ulness uxfse—a not perused, unread , unstudied waniwse—e lacking in erudition or earning , unlearned , not versed sn Sctiptures etc , ignorant , not spe- amexpert , uneducated , unlettered amts—a one whose wife is dead , one who has not yet taken to wife, unmarned w7rsj—n a son or a daughter, a child, a young of any creature worntaiatre—ady making no dis- crimination from one’s own children, yust hke one’s own children SMS Gak—n parentak affection, philopro- gemitiveness WER Tq—a childless @%A%—n a wrong or bad or umpro- per path, improper means or conduct.Bg «0 SHRM eaaej—n bad or faulty or prohibi- ted or myurtous or unwholesome diet or food wag—a having no feet or Icgs, apod . wamry—a insulted, humuhatea, disgrace , out of countenance em- barrassed BAF FAI—v to insult oz humiliate or disgrace, to put to shame , to embarrass wanna —a worthless, trashy , competent, unfit, tor-rothing ar7"ge—a (astr ) apsides woreySi—n, an evil spirit, a de- mon , a ghost Be, UrrTI—n removal , elimi- nation , deletion wrmts—a removed , ehminated , deleted , dispelled , allayed arnGy—a removable , eliminable arctiw—n removal, elimina- tion, deletion , act of dispelling or allaying , refutation weratra SII—v to remove , to eliminate , to delete , to dispel, to allay, to refute ancatte—a removed , eliminated , deleted , dispelled , allayed , refuted B*xtt{—n blackmarketing wrxmNs—n wrong or distorted rea- ding, misreading SxRMI—n misapplication Wy- AT Fq1--v to misapply &etan'—n salvation , liberation Bee a—n (alg) division by a common measure, alternation , transfer , removal a7taH—n ill-repute, bad name, defamation. , Slander, calumny &%- Wt Grem—y» to blame, to defame, slander, to calummate Braqte—n concealment , useless , good- avord- ance, act of staving of W>MTa1 S]— » to conceal , to avoid, to stave off eaiiae—a concealed, avoided , staved off erifaq—a unholv, profane , mm- pure, unclean unchaste wafea = —1 to spoil the holiness or punty of, to profane, to desecrate , to make unclean , to outrage, to ravish B%- farei—n unholiness, profanity , m- purity, unclean state, unchasteness BxrTe"—n misuse, abuse , mis- behaviour misconduct BxqyaRy FH —v to misuse, to abuse, to spend wrongfully or imprudently, to waste wrarer Eem—v to be misused or abused , to be spent wrongfully or imprudently, to be wasted erag—n wrongful or imprudent spending, misuse, waste , wastage , extravagance , misuse of money, act of squandering away money BTA =qI—v to spend ill, to misuse , to waste , to spend money imprudent- ly , to squander away money wW- aifae—a il-spent, misused , wasted , (of money etc) squandered away wangai—a given to il-spending or squandering away or misuse , waste- ful, prodigal, extravagant , spend- thnft werainsi—n practice of ill- spending or misusing or squandenng away, wastefulness, prodigality, extravagance , misuse , waste ayem—n ill-repute, (ofacat 2304 Bertste’) @eretai—n obscene or slang or vulgar language eyetat—n corrupted or imcor- rect form of a word , slang or vulgar language , mmcorrectness, corrup- tion , perversion , vulganization infamyQs ana—a fallen, dislodged , de- generated , corrupted or inéorrect (BSB 7) wenta—n insult, dishonour , af. front , indignity , disgrace , defama- tion QmaMs{—same as UA S Wr F1—v toinsult, to dishonottt, to affront, to disgrace , to defame erm ps—a insulting, insolent emma FaM—v (coll ) to be insulted or dishonoured or affronted or disgraced or defamed , to be treated with insolence wWomtas—a insulted, dis- honoured, affrontel, disgraced , defamed Brmei—n death by accident , un- natural death , self-murder, suicide Bonn, (pop ) BI —n ill-repute, bad name, infamy, discredit U- wereg—a disgraceful, scandalous , discreditable wem—a fem (also used in masc ) il-ominous, imauspicious (usu at- tributed to the appearance or pre- sence of a person, creature or thing) wm—(i) a other, another (aq ale) opposite (Ne Bz Bia) , later, coming after (S717 fean) last, teimi- nating (471A{z) , additional (ara HAT “itT) (2) pro somebody else (ara “fers, Gem Gere—an addi tional magistrate WAq"e—con Gadv moreover further in addon, wae —ady & cor eisewnere , on tne ather hand Sayqa—var of tomy eens adv on ihe cther sie, on the other hand Bm—(Na Bro tem of ye 12) @ fem (phil) other than the ab- solute or supreme , iJJusory , worldly, mundane 68 1 ' anaes woraiers—a undefeated, unbeat? en, unconquered weatteei—(l) 2 fem of arfafes , (2) n a creeper of the clitoria genus or its flower, (pros) a Sanskrit metre , an appella- tion of Goddess Durga Con) womer—a unconqguerable, in- vincible axaie—n afault,a defect, asin,a gu1't, an offence, acrime, Wray Ft— v to commit a fault, , to sin , tocom- mit an offence or crime Waar, eomteage—a criminal , sinful, wa- aei—(i) a@ one who commits a fault , smful , guilty, offending, cri- minal , (2) such aperson, a sin- ner, an offender, a criminal fem erate warmag—a all other arad—n the other half arag—n the afternoon Oe U- ag—this afternoon et a Saat aq Ur*Ag;—tomorrow afternoon Brat TM TSH Wray —yesterday af- “ternoon woiqetens—a not planned or de- signed , undeliberate anigeieea —a not%lanned or designed before- hand unpremeditated s arfzig6—a unwearied, untired, not fatigued , urttroubled uafargis—a unaccepted , refuse- ed, resectes. turned down SnRey—n faga., reyection mon-acceptance , re- esigey—n non-acquaintance , in- ccérizance, lack of knowledge (n or ct) ignorance wurfaips—a unacquamted, un- known unfamiliar, strange fem ania atishe—u non-acquain- tance , ncognizance , lack of know-aE ee woahronty ledge (in or of), ignorance , unfami- hanty , strangeness wis —a. untidy, dirty, slo- venly , unclean, (fig) impure (4if% SA Ta) Brifweei—n untidiness, dittiness , slovenliness , uncleanh- ness , impurity wrisigg —a undivided , entire, incessant, non-stop, uninterrupted , continuous, endless, unlimited , uncontrolled , indeterminate wiqets—a unknown, uaacqua- inted , unfamiliar, uninformed, un- learned, unstudied , strange wainen—a. unknowable , cognizable antats—a not fully grown-up or developed, immature embryonic, young, tender, green, raw, verdant wnlaroqrg—a tender-aged, young , under-age, minor fem WlaTeaTsl wuntatefe—a one whose mtelli- fence or judgment has not yet attained maturity , childish, puerile, fnvolous axfqreafa aae—a green- horn. anfqis aa—undeveloped or under-developed mind watanam{—a lacking in fore- sight, improvident, unforeseeing , umprudent , rash. wrfananPTsi—n want of foresight, improvidence , umprudence , rashness wiavig—a unmarned, unwed- ded fem antatia wxteev—a not thoroughly satis- fied or gratified , unsatisfied, insa- tate , ungratified, unfulfilled anfaeiej—a incapable of being forsaken or deserted or given up or avoided or disowned ‘wrigeme—a not thoroughly mpe, not thoroughly experienced or skil- in- led, unripe, immature, green, in- experienced, unskilled , inexpert antaoarei—n unripeness , immatu- rity , greenness , inexperience, lack of skill arfante—n indigestion weitgora'—a not thoroughly filled or fulfilled, unsatisfied, ungratified writqs—a (phys ) unsaturated wofaqea—n absence of change or alteration or modification , constan- cy, fixity, firmness untae aia— a unchangeable, unalterable, mmu- table , unchanging , constant , fixed , fxm Bitepeatyei—n unchangeabi- lity, immutability , unchanging state, , constancy , fixity , firmness wefagies—a unchanged, unal- tered eeitaaei—a non-conducting. ytqai—a immeasurable, imnu- merable , profuse, plentiful , excess- ive autatas—a immeasurable, m- numerable, countless, unlimited, boundless , profuse, too many or too much, plentiful , moderate (qPtfa- fis cota), more than enough , ex- cessive (@AfafIe Gra) , unrestncted, unrestrained, unbndled wmfatrs welera—over-eating, surfeit waafqeri—a immeasurable , count- less , innumerable uartangi—a fadeless, never-fad- ing , amaranthine , unfaded, tireless , untinng, unwearied, unfatigued 7 cheerful , lively. anfentadq—n lack of study or practice, non-cultivation waiega—a impure , unholy, un- clean , incorrect wasitaoniatii—a unrepayable.anteentas eoiaenias—a unrepaid, outstan- ding axiaenag—var of antaoTEtTT wafessra—(l) n uncleanliness, untidiness, impurity (2) a unclean, untidy , impure. woifagce—a uncleaned , unclean, untidy , unpurified, unrefined , 1m- pure woiqay—a not wide, narrow , not spacious artariq—a limitless, boundless , unbounded , endless a7 not fully percepti- ble or expressed , indistinct , dum ania, (aa) wtaeatts—a un- avoidable , indispensable , inevitable womites—a unexamined, untes- ted, unexperimented, untried Brat unprecedented , in- comparably beautiful, wonderful, amazing , strange, dueer, odd , ugly ware —a perceptible, visible, within one’s reach, not round- about, direct , without any interven- ing agency, immediate UMRAPE Bey- wis—(phil) direct or immediate perception, Utary Sie—(er) direct speech or narration, arif—n fem a woman who has not eaten even the ttee-leaves during her penance , an appellation of Goddess Durga (ath womig—a mere than sufficient, excessive , tco much or too many , profuse, plentiful, +bundant , (rare) insufficient, inadequate ‘wBvee—a (of eyes) unwinking 7 (of look) steadfast Woe CY—with eyes unwinking e@prranisce—adv looking steadfastly , with steadfast faze e—a Ge Bray wxe—a extremely brittle orfra- gile BATA—n suppzession or conceal- ment (Bryy Bret), denial Araya A ‘Sfes arate) , a false statement wmpe7—n.a grammatically incor- rect word, a corrupted word, an obscene or vulgar word, a cant phrase , vulgar speech wonis—n (gr) ablaut wrei—n act of leaving for a di- flerent place , reméval, movement ; withdrawal, retreat ,act of going out, exit GAM FI—v to move to a different place, to move away, to shift, toremove , to withdraw, to re- treat , to go out, (phys) to diverge araai—n act of taking away to a different place, transfer, removal , withdrawal , dismissal (@40ta% @t- Ata), (phys ) divergence wore sq]— + to take away to a different place , to shift, to transfer, to remove , ta withdraw , to dismiss to dispel or expel (analy BAA FH), (phys) to diverge wormnig— poet pr pt of Bernas Ba. (see Boras) aemitas—a shifted gone away ; removed, transferred, withdrawn; dismissed, dispelled or expelled. Brits Fi—same as Bray sat (see Grn) wrias gem—v to move to a different place , to move away, to shift, toremove | to with- draw, to retreat, to go back, to recede , to go away, to be dispelled or expelled , (phys } to diverge arrti—a (phys) divergent QPrLy—n (astr) aphelion ams—var of Spies Brag—n epilepsyWES eq SHES wmes—a killed, slain, murder- ed, destroyed , perished. waugw—n. a killer, a slayer, a murderer ; a destroyer wrem—n act of stealing, theft , pilferage , plunder, loot , robbery, musapproprtation , abduction , act of carrying off or lifting WuRay SxI— » to steal, to pilfer, to plunder, toloot , to rob , to misappropmiate , to abduct , to carry off, to lift. womezf—n a thief, a pilferer, a plunderer , a looter , a robber , one who misappropmiates , an abductor , a lifter. wanaine—a laughed at, ridiculed, mocked at , derided WR, BET I—(Na on one who 1s Ziven to or engaged in stealing or pilfering or plunterng or robbing or abducting or catrying off orlifting or televing (2) a thievish, plunderous wrEty—n derisive laughter or snule , simper BRE—a stolen , pilfered , plun- dered looted, robbed , misappro- priated abducted, carried off, lifted Une, wueis—n concealment (of truth) , denial, theft , (thet) a figure of speech in which the object of comparison 1s concealed under the analogy (14 Col Ren aN cot, 4 CL CBTATA ora) Untse—n indigestion ‘aezex—a debarred from di- ning together with the members of one’s own caste , socially cast out aw —n the outer corner of the eve , squint wore fe —n a glance from the outer corner of theeye, a side-glance , a stolen glance , an og- ling glance wmNbI—a indigestible, (fig —of tea- ching, writing, books, etc.) unintelli- gible. wemteq—n lack of skill or dexte- tity , ungainliness, awkwardness wmrsi—a (of books, etc) that which cannot or should not be read , hard-reading , mdecent, obscene. wmta—n an unfit or undeserving or incompetent or ymproper or base or vile person or thing , a man unfit for matrimonual alliance wamta—n (gr) the ablative case wta—n the wind of the lower space, the wind that prevails within the lower part of the bodv esp the intestinal wind or that which passes through the anus, the! anus wMIM—a sinless , guiltless, chaste, pure, holy wmifas—a one who or that which has never committed any sin , not vitiated , chaste, pure, holy wntati—n act of unveiling or uncovering , act of opening the door (of anae—a unveiled, uncovered, opened wmg—n destruction, ruin, harm, loss, injury, a disaster, a mishap , ahazard, a danger , an impediment, a hindrance werst—a shoreless (WTA AH) , unlimited, boundless, endless , vast, immense wmlae—a. incapable, unable. wmMlai—a not going or moving to or towards the coast , incapable, un-~ able wmaei—n an operator (of a ma- chine)worie’s wenta'g—a unearthly ; preterna- } tural, extramundane, celestial, su- | pernatural, weird , illusory womeara—ady im case of failure owing to inability or incapability aivts—con moreover also, be- sides, in addition, further , on the | other hand, conversely i aintatgis—n (phon ) epenthests BriyR—a tailless, anurous eenai—n lack of virtue, sin, vice ; BG, Wiat—a sonless B-A—7 unmanly , cowardly ~ ‘Bss—a undeveloped , unmipe, undernounshed, lean, thin nied —n lack of nourishment, malnutn- tion BET, Wiyexse—a unflowering, fiowerless , (bot ) cryptogamous weqig—n (coll) an undesirable or unwanted dependant for mainte- nance amA—n a cake a7ai—n non-fulfilment , short- ‘age, want wxt—a not full or filled , in- complete , imperfect, unfinished, undone, outstanding (af +14) , un- gratiGed, unfulfilled, unsatisfied (a4 ait) B_w—n state of being not full or filled , incompleteness , m- perfection , unfinished state , non- Sratification, non-fulfilment Bra —a that which or one who has no previous existence, not occurred before , unprecedented , novel, new and strange, uncom- mon, unusual , wonderful , excellent, Sand, orginal. @%ae—n state ot having no previous existence Or occurrence , unprecedentedness novelty , uncommonness, unusual- ey ee TONS ness; wonderfulness, excellence, grandness , originality . serm—a depending on (qxtrrR), conditional eerap—(l) a waiting, waiting for, awaiting , expectant, anticipant 12) n {alg) a function weoreiti—a one who or that which 1s or should be awaited , one who or that which 1s or should be expected or anticipated , desirable , desired womray—n the theory of relati- vity SOPRTI—a in the state of wart- ing or awaiting err —(1) n act of awarting ; act of waiting (for) or tarrying ; expec- tation, expectance, anticipation (afer A Atetgaicea acer , rel- ance (2C44 BLA) ; caring for or de- pending on (Rive Berra A ala (2) con than, of, in companson to or with BM Ai—y to await; to wait for,to tarry, to expect, to anticipate , to rely on, to care for. Bla, S—adv comparatively , re- latively Ge-reTati—var of Wea worp;io—waiting lst, pending list Scie—a awaited, waited for , expected, anticipated worpl—a var of Bras (a) wemmq—a that which should not or cannot be drunk, undnnkable aCTFI—n (astr) aberration wemsrs—(l) a infant, minor, under-age , not more than fifteen years of age (2) » an infant, a baby, a child; a boy or girl, alad or lass , a minor person , one who 1s not more than fifteen years ot age.wee ta aatsiven eee eee mmme—n (log) a counter-argu- ment , removal (of doubt etc), re- futation weulaa—n unmanliness , cowar- dice , infamy , discredit , shame wntayemy—a not man-made , un- wrought by any human being, su- pernatural, preternatural , divine a%—n water werev—a unrevealed, concealed , disappeared, vanished , dead worst aien—(Vaishnava lit.) the solemn or divine activities in an incorporeal or non-manifest existence, (cp) muracles BAF RSH-—v to go in hiding , to become invisible, to dis- appear, to vanish , to die « Geert —(l) non-revelation , non-manifestation , non-disclosure , non-appearance , concealment (2) a unrevealed , unmamifested , undis- closed , concealed , unpublished weres—a same as Baer (a) Bxari—a that which should not be revealed or manifested or disclos- ed ot published, secret , private state eta) Be S—a not genuine, spurious, untrue , false | unreal , immaterial , Incorrect, wrong BARS SIF Sae—(math ) improper fraction Brrieg—a off one’s natural State , deprived of one’s self-con- trol, excited, fuddled (esp with dunk), drunk , mentally upset or deranged » cfazy <%—a not good, inferior, bad , base, mean , inadvisable SeHi—a not sharp or strong, dull, mid shot very hot, ores —4 not proud or haughty ‘owardly | polite, modest , not brazen-faced or shameless , coy , not gatrulous, tongue-shy Waweeti—n obsolescence, going out of use, obsoleteness , state of being not current wanpiets—a gone out of use, obsolete , antiquated, not current wepits xem—v to £0 out of use, to become obsolete or antiquated , to go out of currency wetpifas—a not made public , un- published , unannounced , uncircu- lated , unrevealed, undisclosed wexba—a imsufficient, not ample or profuse , scanty ‘aary—n lack or loss of love or friendliness or attachment, un- friendliness , quarrel, bad blood wermi—a dn one who has no room for love in one’s heatt fem (care) waritat aattd—n imattention , neglect , carelessness wereej—a that which cannot be decided or settled by means of dis- cussion or’ debate , undiscussable, undebatable woerstta—var of wafwera® yateera—n absence of redress, non-remedy, non-prevention waateem’—a that which cannot be redressed, irremediable , unpre- ventible aeisge—a not unfavourable or antagonistic , favourable , friendly , helpful wofora, unteet—a unrivalled, matchless, unparalleled gateate—n' lack of nfluence waferg—a unproved, not vindi- cated or justified , unfounded autetawa—a that which cannoteats } be redressed, irremediable, unpre- ventible wufee—a embarrassed, abished, out of countenance , lacking in pre~- sence of mind, dull-witted watss Zey—v to become embarrassed ot abashed, to be put out cf counte- nance weisq—a incomparable, unpara- Neled, matchless , singular, uruque waieas—a unresisted, unpreven- ted, unobstructed, unopposed, un- hindered wutes—a not settled or esta- blished , one who or that which 1s in anuncertain state or position , one who could nor yet assert himself or come in the limelight , not renown- ed , obscure Bxtesi—n uncertain state or position, obscurity Wa- fetoc—same as yates, and—(of institutions etc) unfounded wotem—a asymmetnic, asymme- tnical watem—n asymmetry wateq]—un- bridled or facile imagination Waly aife—tlaissez fare Bald afei—free trade Bay FAI—unrestricted tra- vel , travel as you like wattd—adv without obstruction or restraint or restriction , without opposition o1 impediment , freely , facilely waaj—a (or) irresistible, inevi- table , disobedient, refractory , un- toward, imdocile, unruly, unyield- ing , unmanageable, uncontrollable , turbulent, obstinate, wayward , untamed warefsi—n disobedience , untowardness , indocility , obstina~ cy, wavwardness wareq—a irrelevant, digressing, beside the mark, not primary or chief, secondary , (rare) situated within, included in : wearae—a destitute of friends or relations."y waretal Baa, BAER —a (bot) an- aerobic wa—a uresistible , unpreventi- ble , indomitable , unrestrainable , inevitable waifae—a unresisted, unprevent- ed, unrestrained, unchecked, un- restricted , unbarred, open (watfas als), free (@atfes aaa) eenfasera—n open door , free access , unbounded or liberal hospitality war—a (phys) @avwi—n achromatism @ateq—a unreal, immaterial , un- true, false | fanciful (erateq eal) 3 wnpractical, impracticable (aaizq afaeaat) , Non-existent , inewstent , illusory Baraq—n unreality, im- materiality , untrueness, falseness , fancifulness , mpracticability , Non- existence , inexistence , illusoriness efaeat—(l) a (om) not defective or crippled, ummpaired, unda- maged, undistorted , perfect, whole, complete, entire, exact, precise ; resembling in all Tespects, true to the model (fg fia) (2) ady ex- actly, precisely’, faithfully to the model uirer aterer—a facsimile ataera—(1) @ that which or one whois in the natural or original state, unchanged, unaltered , unchanging , undistorted, uncorrupted . Unperver- ted, unmixed, pure, unputrefied , unmoved, unshaken, unperturbed , unwavering , unimpasstoned » dis- Passionate , having no distaste or al- lergy or apathy for (2) n such state wigge—a that which is in the natural or orginal state , unchanged unaltered , undistorted, unco. : rupted, Unperverted , unmixed , pure, un- achromatic 40 WRT putrefied eafagis—n unchanged or unaltered state , freedom from dis- tortion or corruption or perversion ; genuineness , purity , freedom from putrefaction @igare—a lacking in prowess or valour , weak , cowardly, timid alaris—a unsold wiaat—a unsalable, unvendible @iaosi—a imprudent, unwise , indiscreet = GfapyTSi—n ympru- dence , indiscretion ulasa, ufasfers—a unmoved, un- shaken , unperturbed , unmoving, stolid, calm, not vacrllating, un- wavering , faithful, farm (afaoa of) wlastersers—adv in an unshaken voice, unfalteringly wlastasixna— adv unperturbedly , calmly wafasa—n injustice , lack of yus- tice , misjudgment , unfair or wrong decision or assessment , misconcep- tion wget Sav to do injustice, to judge unfairly or incorrectly or with partiality, to misjudge , to m1s- conceive , to asséss unfairly or in- correctly or with prejudice wfaqoras —a & n one who does inyustice or misyudges or misconceives, one who assesses improperly or incor- rectly atlatey—a unseparated , unsever- ed, undivided, whole, entire, umit- ed, incessant, uninterrupted , con- tinuous , not desultory or discursive, compact. ufaftesi—n insepara- tion , inseparableness , unsevered of undivided condition , wholeness, en- tirety , umity, ceaselessness , con- tinuity, compactness afaoet—(() n inseparation, m- separableness , unity, entirety , nowage cessation or interruption, ceaseless- ness, continuity, continuousness (2) @ unseparated , inseparable, in- cessant , uninterrupted , continuous afavaey—a incessantly , uninterrup- tedly, continually, continuously j—a mseparable , unsever- able , undetachable , inalienable wafayre—a undetached , unsepara- ted, unstrayed, undeviated , not v10- lating, conforming to, abiding , firm atasn—a unwise, imprudent in- experienced, foolish Ufasnel—n Jack of wisdom, imprudence , inex- perience , foolishness wigars—a unknown, unaware, uninformed, not well-known, obscure wiqwa—a unknowable , incog- nizable wigey—(l) on veracity, trueness (2) a true wizeiets—a undebated, undis- cussed wige—(I} @ insolvent (2) 2 an imsolvent person @fae-fayRe—n the Registrar of Insolvency wisive—a unknown, unaware, uninformed witnam—a not present, absent , Not existing, imexistent UlaTArTel ——n absence , mexistence \—-n ignorance , (phil) illu- Sion or the material world , (loos) a Prostitute, a harlot —a not learned, uneducz- ted , ignorant aina—n an unjust regulation, a black ordinance , an unscriptural direction ataiz—n an uregulanity , an act or direction contrary to scriptural anstructions > uafataer atay—a not conforming to the tules or scriptures , unjust, impro- per , inadvisable. atgy—n lack of modesty or poli- teness or civility, immodesty, discour- teousness, incivility , haughtiness f , umpertinence , impudence wilaqat— a impolite, immodest, discourteous , haughty, impertinent , mpudent , Btaarit—a imperishable, indestructible , everlasting, 1mmor- tal, undecaying , eternal s—a impolite, immodest, discourteous , haughty, impertinent , impudent fem fats alaare—a not laid or placed in an orderly manner, disorderly, 11]- arranged, confused wteqtge—a unmarried, unwed- ded fem alaniza alaqe—(l) n lack of conscren- tiousness , unscrupulousness , 1gno- rance (2) a lacking inconscientious- ness, unscrupulous, ignorant ~@fq- wateei—n lack of conscientiousness , unscrupulousness, ignorance wfa- taei—a lacking in conscientious- ness , unscrupulous , ignorant @laapg—a injudicious , inconsi- derate, aindiscreet, imprudent, thoughtless, rash alaaoai—n injudiciousness , 1n- considerateness, lack of considera- tion, indiscretion , imprudence , thoughtlessness, rashness wlqee—a undivided , not patn- tioned , not separated or severed , indiscrete , entire, whole , united elgeri—a indivisible ofastee —n indivisibility afafer—a unmixed , unadultera- ted , pureates aR ater SS ularai—a indiscreet, mnyudicious, unprudent , thoughtless, rash , (dero ) undoubting, over-sure K a &n one who actsindiscreetly or imjudiciously or amprudently or rash- ly, one who 1s (indiscreetly) un- doubting or over-sure Ufannetasi —n indiscretion myudictousness, umprudence, thoughtlessness, rash- ness , (indiscreet) over-sureness aitas—(l) @ ceaseless, incessant, unremitting, non-stop, continual, continuous , constant (2) adv cease- lessly, incessantly unremuittingly, without stopping , continually, con- tinuously , constantly , always wataxt—(l) a compact, dense , in- cessant, non-stop , continual, conti- nuous, profuse, abundant (2) adv incessantly, continually, conti- nuously, profusely, abundantly ufa- werad—ady in a ceaseless or end- less stream , incessantly (eg ufaaq xtra ae Az) afaaa—(l) a nou-stop, ceaseless, incessant, having no tespite or pause, unremitting , continuous, continual , renuttent (@ftaty $3) (2) adv in- cessantly , without respite or pause, unremittingly , continuousl; nually , always conti- wiaaya—a unopposed , not con- trary or hostile or antagonistic , coir patible, congruous, conforming, accordant , favourable, friendly ataca—n absence of opposition or hostility , accord, 4greement, har- mony friendliness amucability, amity , peace , synthesis wfazate{— @ unopposed, not nostile or anta- gonistc dr contrary compatible,. congtuous, conforming, accordant , favourable, friendly , peace-loving, peaceful wfatamd—adv without op- position or hostility or dispute , in 2 friendly manner , in peace, peacefully. atarq—(l) n absence of delay, promptness, briskness, alacrity, quickness (2) @ prompt, brisk, quick, immediate, Uiqatae—a not delayed , not deferred , done prompt- ly wlqerq—ady without delay , promptly, quickly , 1mmedrately efeqgi—a impure, unclean , un- holy , incorrect, erroneous , corrup- ted, mixed, adulterated, not ge- nuine , not true to scriptural or ac- credited directions wafgerg—(l) n absence of distunc- tion or discrimination , uniformity, equality (2)a@ not differentiated or distinguished, indiscriminate , umi- form, equal ufaeta—ady without differentiation, indiscriminately , uniformly, equally uleaa—a untrustworthy, unfarth- ful, unreliable, perfidious afayzsi— n untrustworthiness, unreliability , perfidiousness , perfidy afeaa—n distrust, mistrust , in- credulity , disbelief , want of convic- tion or faith , no-confidence , sus- picion Glew FI—v to distrust , to disbelieve , to be not convinced of , to have no faith or confidence in; to treat with suspicion, to suspect aiearit—(l) a untrustworthy, un- faithful, unreliable, perfidious dis- trustful , incredulous , disbelieving , lacking in conviction or faith , sus- Picious, (esp in phil) sceptical , (2) n a doubter, a disbehever, (phil) a sceptic fem wlentaat. j—a incredible, unvelievable-atats ae aa wlafs—dial corrup of BPG, wives, ufana—(l) @ untiring, tireless, incessant, non-stop, unremi- tting, continuous (2)adv unturingly , without rest, incessantly, without break, unremittingly , continuously alqareena—ady same asaiema(ady ) wlaegs—a not famous or well- known, obscure wiewi—a indifferent to secular interests , extra-mundane, unprac- tical ufeagi—a unbearable , insuffer- able, intolerable , hard to bear or suf- fer or tolerate utaaw—n absence of hostility or opposition or dispute, amity, ami- cabihty, unanimity, unity where . fea undisputed, unchallenged , unanimous |fqraitreyc%—ady un- disputedly , unanmously afaeaie e}—undisputed truth, unrversal truth afayam@l—a not opposing or contrary , peace-loving fem |iqaz- aivat wfeasae—a unopposedly , without dispute or hostility , amica- bly , unanimously , peacefully ita not spacious or wide Or extensive , narrow , small S—a not spread out , com- Posed , compact , concise , precise, brief aterag—n ment afeae—a unforgotten S“—-a contrary to prescrip- tion (esp of scriptures) , unscriptu- Tal ; unadvisable , unjust , improper wateal—a (bot.) acotyledon i—a destitute of heroism or valour , cowardly , weak , destitute of heroes and heromes fem warn absence of astonish- —destitute of heroes and heroies (Baa erat) , destitute of husband and children , helpless @aqy4—a inconsolable , not amen- able to reason, unreasonable , obsti- nate , stupid , foolish werrg—(!) a one who views or observes or discusses or judges or investigates (2) n a viewer, an ob- server, areviewer, a judge, an in- vestigator wcrr4—n act of viewing, obser- vation , review, discussion, act of judging, investigation |eayTty— a that which 1s to be or should be viewed or observed or reviewed or discussed or judged or investigated , observable , discussible, open to investigation acrHAAI—a engaged in viewing or observation or reviewing or discus- sion or judging or investigation fem. ST wcrai—var of Ber weafpo—a viewed, observed , re~ viewed, discussed , judged , investi~ fated ‘weqasram—a in the process of be-~ ing viewed or observed or reviewed or discussed or judged or imvestiga- ted fem Bcaaran aearias, ucatPRae—a unplaited, untressed (aratva CF*1) Btardi—n anesthesia wcaniae—(l) a anesthetic (2) n. an anesthetic Baa, wary—a unknowable, incognizable @t@ai—n unsuitable or inconve- mient hour or time, improper hour or time , inauspicious hour or tune, (late) afternoon , fag-end of the day.wtasins ab atqeiae—a, not drawing any pay in heu of service, unpaid, honorary (atqufre 7), demanding no fees, free (attofas fratea—a free school, a charity school) atay—n. an inefficient physician, a quack-doctor, a charlatan wtai—a, unlawful, illegal, un- authorized, ultra vires , unscmptu- ral, improper; prohibited , illicit (@aq Ata) , legitimate (tay HetA) , unfair (@taq Bets) Gaes—n un- lawfulness, illegality , lack of autho- rity , scriptural opposition , impro- priety , prohibitedness , ilicitness , illegitimacy , unfairness wali—a destitute of the power of understanding , destitute of yudg- ment or intelligence or perception , dull-headed, stupid, foolish , impru- dent , inconsolable (araiq_ 374) SINT, Ae —a not perceiv- able by intelligence or knowledge , unintelligible , unknowable, incogn- zable =rarti—a destitute of the power of speech, dumb, mute, uncom- plaining or innocent (‘Gratal Be’) weg—n the lotus wH—n an era, a year wia—n a sea, an ocean, @are—(l) a undisclosed, unpub- lished, inexpressible , indistinct . unknown , unknowable , unspeak- able, indescribable (@ye cayai) , un- spoken, (phil ) in Jatent esse, latent {2) n the Absolute Bemg, God, nature, the universe or creation in latent esse Baemrrg—(1) a (bot ) eryptogamous , (2) n acryptogam impersonal. WaI—n absence of interven- 48 water ing space or time absence of inter- val , contiguity, immedhacy , adjacen- cy, compactness Barand—ady not away from waram—n lack of study or prac- tice or training , lack of enterprise , lack of requisite qualifications or authority, mcompetence Baarmi— a Jacking knack 1n business enter- prise, unpractical, not having any practice or not undergone any training , unenterprising , mexperi~ enced , lacking in requisite qualifica- tions or authority, incompetent eaag—a disordered , disorderly , lacking in arrangement, lacking in composure or decision, unsteady, wavering warg—n disordet , want of ar- rangement , mismanagement wayatgs—a lackingin composure or decision, unsteady, wavering, va- cillating , unsettled or unprincipled inaction Gapargeles—a one whose mind is not guided by any settled course of action or principle , unde- cided , fickle-mmnded SarelA—n non-use , non-applica- tion , desuetude. Saraer’—a not fit to be used, out of order , useless , inapplicable , out of use unused aaaigs—a img, adjacent , contiguous, adjoin- immediate , next S AMI —immediately after- wards Baigernz—adv immedi- ately before, gust before SIAeS—a unused , fallen out of use wates—n absence of lauity or straying , absence of depravity , ab- sence of exception, absence ofTOR change , constancy, steadiness Baj- feoat—a not lax or straying, un- depraved , without exception , un- changing , constant, steady. waa—(l) a not expendable , inex- haustible , undecaying, 1mperish- able, 1mmortal, changeless, un- changing (2) n the Absolute Being, God, (gr) an indechnable word (fie a preposition, conjunction “or interjection) wamter—n (gr) a system of forming a compound. word by adding a noun to an inde- clinable word wajy‘—a unfailing, sure to suc- ceed, infalhble gaja‘si—n_ unfailing- ness, infallibiity waaaarm—(l) 2 sharp-shooting, (2) n good or un- failing marksmanship, a sure aim, waaretat—(l) @ sharp-shooting, 42) n a sharp-shooter, an unfatling marksman WI a—a unperturbed , unwor- nied, not stricken with anxiety , not anxious or eager, calm, composed WieeTSi—n absence of perturba- tion or worry or anxiety or eagerness, calmness, composure @arys—a unexplained Wawres—n absence of extensive- ness or extensive circulation , inex- tension Baty—n a work or affair of not one’s concern , a useless work MY—a not spread or pervaded or diffused or circulated extensively , inextended Banfy—n state of not be- ing spread or pervaded or diffused or circulated extensively , inextension WMES—a unhindered, undeter- ted, unimpeded , uninterrupted , un- frustrated, unprevented, unopposed , %¢ wen unfailing , unimpaired waresifo— @ one who or that which moves without hindrance or umpediment or interruption or frustration or prevention or opposition i—n escape, exemption, release , acquittal, rehef. wamats «7eql—y to exempt , to release , to acquit, toreheve Baets mem—v to escape , to be exempted , to be released or acquitted or relieved Bays —a unmarried. fem Bayi warai—(l) n a degenerated brah- min, one who 1s not a brahmin, (rare) a non-brahmin endowed with the qualities of a brahmin (2) a destitute of the qualities or status of a brahmin , non-brahmin @ofe—n absence of devotion , 11- reverence , want of faith or confi- dence, distaste, apathy, abhor- rence wete—a uneateh. Bow, sertt—a unfit or prohi- bited to be eaten , inedible, uneat- able, unfit for human consump- tion we—a unbroken, unsevered , whole @eq ahi—fanth) a whole number @ex—a unsevered, undivided , uninterrupted , united @ey—a discourteous, uncivil, ungentlemanly , unmannerly , abo- minable , base, mean, vulgar o¥- Bentee—a ungentlemanly , unman- nerly Wewel—n discourtesy, incivi- lity , ungentlemanlness , unmanncr- liness, abomination, _ basencss, meanness , vulgarity , vulgarism. wem—n (dial) hindrance or an ill omen.Bey ay ates @es—a unmannerly , unpolish- ed, discourteous , vulgar Weqel— n unmannerliness , lack of polish , discourtesy vulgarity , slanginess. Seq—(l) n fearlessness, courage , assurance that no harm shall be done, dependence, reliance, trust (2)@ fearless, dauntless, courageous, that which removes fear trem—(I) @ fem of Fey, (2) n an appellation of Durga (qf) @ex TSI—y to assure that no harm shall come Sen—(i) a luckless, unlucky, unfortunate, pitiable (2)n such a person fem Beal, wertaat werj—(!) @ luckless, unlucky, unfortunate (2) n a luckléss per- son , ill luck Usea—n an unfit or incompetent ot worthless or disabled person, a wretch WEeI—n non-existence, absence, want, lack, need , dearth, shortage, scarcity, financial want , mdigence > deficiency, defiant BeTHe—a stri- cken with want, needy, indigent . poverty-stricken BS41—n act of meeting or supplying wants or needs of , act of making up for deficiency or deficit. GWIHT—2 reheved of want, or poverty Werenpq—n remo- val of want or need or poverty , act of making up for deficiency or defi- Cit, SSA FAl—v to remove a ‘want or wants ora need or needs to make up for deficiency or defi. cit, to free from poverty or indi- Bence SSW AWM AS—want is at the root of corruption (Cp) neces- sity knows no law SERIE—see WE Sl tia incapable of being thought of beforeband , incapable of being anticipated or expected, un-~ thinkable, unimaginable, inconceiv~ able , unexpected , amazingly novel. UI, UTS, Mea see SIF wets, wetera—a un- thought of (before) , not anticipated, unforeseen , unexpected , unpreme- ditated werat—a needy , indigent, poor. wery—var of weraty wfhs-—pfx denoting front, ap- proach, proximity, onward direction, all sides, spaciousness, ambi-, cir- cum-, peri-, pro-, towards, to- uiseq—n a municipal rate or tax uteee’—n (mech) gravitational attraction, gravity wisci—a (mech) centripetal. uleera a1—centripetal force wtsaai—n act of going forwards or setting out (esp to face@ an ene- My) , an expedition ; an attack , as- cension wteian—n an experiment, an analysis watela—a projected aterra—n a projection (apa wiferaet=a conical projection) ufe- OPa-Caq—n a plane of projection wtsa—a (math) positive wtene—a gone towards or for- wards or near , one who orthat which has approached, one who or that which has approached for the purpose of sexual intercourse , one who or that which has had sexual intercourse with , obtained, earned , one who or that which has found a shelter or refuge sn, shelteredwhee afer, ulowa—n act of going towards or forwards or near, act of approaching, accession , approach , act of approaching for the purpose of sexual intercourse , sexual inter- course , act of going forwards (after Jeaving one’s seat) to receive a visi- tor, obtamment, “receipt, act of approaching for shelter or refuge , a shelter or refuge lou FI—y to go towards or forwards or near , to ap- proach, to approach for the pur- pose of sexual intercourse , to have sexual intercourse with, to (leave one’s seat and) go forwards to receive a visitor , to approach for shelter or refuge , to take shelter or refuge in utsan—a approachable for the purpose of taking shelter or refuge ™M , approachable ufsnsi—a one who or that which 1s going towards or forwards or near fem afemtqat afer—a attacked, seized , swal- lowed , plundered, looted —n an attack , act of going forwards for the purpose of fighting , an onset , an expedition , a chal- lenge to a fight or a duel , plunder, loot, sack iS—n a stroke, a blow, a hit, a hitting or striking back, a return blow , act of killing, slaughter , (gr) amark of emphasis on words wfs- WW FH A a—v to strike, to hit , to sttike back, to return a blow , to kill, to slay ufearsi—(l)a one who ‘r that which strikes or hits or kalls , Q)n astuker, a killer , an enemy, an adversary a ‘ebl¥—n rites performed accor- 'N6 to the prescriptions of the Tan- 49 alouy train order to harm others, (cp) sor- cery, black art ufestat—a one who performs these rites ateaq—n (care) a family , (rare) a high or noble family, aristocracy ufeate—a high-born , aristocrat , born of a kulin ($¥) family, learned, wise , gentlemanly, mannerly , aris- tocratic O@feats-wa—n government by aristocracy Ufeene-reany—n the aristocratic class, the aristo- cracy wafetas—n (astr) the Vega wtsew—a (vastly) experienced , specialized, expert, au fart, well- versed , wise @feerwl—n (vast) ex- perience, specialized or expert knowledge , wisdom wulexi—n final knowledge, su- preme knowledge wfeaps—a known by sign or mark or investigation, identified wfeer—n an identifying token walesr-ra—n an identity card wafssy—a burnt in fire, morti- fied, afflicted wfexi—n an appellation, a name , a title , (gr) the root-meaning of a word, (log) the denotation of a word wisam—n a dictionary, a lexicon ufsaa orai—y to consult a dic- tionary wfeaAapal Sal—to compile a dictionary wafeem—(l) a one who or that which 1s to be named as, appella- tive , naming (log) denotative (2)n an appellation, a name, a title, (gr) the root-meaning of a word, (log) the denotation of a word, the meaning (of a word) to be establish- ed or proved or verifiedater i a wierma—n felicitation at one’s happiness or good fortune or achieve- ments, congratulation, expression of happiness by eulogy felicitous eulogy, a welcome ulornay eat— v, to felicitate, to congratulate , to welcome. Sterra-%i—n a letter of congratulatory or welcome address, an address afeatye—a congratulated , feli- citated , (highly) extolled im a spirit of happiness , welcome , honoured , received with honour wisaq—a new and strange, novel , unprecedented , new and amazing waiea—n a dramatic perfor- mance , an acting in the role of a dramatic character , simulation, feig- nung, affectation. wfefafat—a intently attentive, intent, absorbed. fem afetafaey ateinei—n close attention , di- ligent application of mind (to), in- tentness, absorption w|letacrrie- =wa—ady with close or rapt atten- tion, intently, absorbedly aferts—a (of a drama or drama- tic role) played, acted, enacted , per- formed (on the stage), staged. wfeeri—n an actor, a player afecig—a Gn one who acts or plays aterat—(t) fem of ateare (2) n fem an actress wiec—a that which is to be or can be acted or played | worthy of beimg played or acted wlex—a not separate or different ordissimilar sdentical, one and the same, one and undivided, same , not detached or severed, uniform , sim- lar ateam—n adenticalness, same- ness, wholeness, entirety , untfor- mity, simianty ofeaem—a (of two persons) inseparably united (in feeling, thought, etc), intimate wferm—a fallen in danger, faced with hazard , one who has come for refuge or shelter aisem—n migration w;reenns ae¥i—v to migrate afeem—n desire , intention, de- sign, purpose, object, aim, signifi- cance, purport, meaning, opinion. aienta eqi—v to desire , to intend, to design, to purpose, to aim, to signify, to mean, to purpose waleas—a desired, intended, designed, aimed , signified, purpor- ted, meant approved uteeri—n welcome and wor- ship, adoration (‘foaraaa ufesrt’) afleamge—a one who greets or salu- tes or courtesies or makes obeisance, wafearm—n salutation, greeting, courtesy, obetsance, a bow wleqnt #A—to salute, to courtesy, to do obeisance to, to bow. ulonita—fem of ateanrs i—a one who or that which 1s to be or should be saluted or greet- ed or paid obetsance venerable wfery—n immigration ~ wisaai—(}) a immigrant (2) 7. an immigrant ; aleere—a. thoroughly manifested or expressed or developed , evolved alee eq—y tamamifest or express or develop thoroughly , to evolve n thorough manitesta- tion or expression or development gradual manifestation or develop- ment, evolution ufegteaqm—n the theory of evolutionwiemy wisary—a thoroughly extended or scattered , spread or scattered all over diffused atems ESR—y to ex- tend or bescattered or be spread tho- roughly or all over, to be diffused wiemty—n state of bemg exten- ded or scattered or spread thorough- ly orall over, diffusion wiwex, wieerm—n (thorough) de- feat , disgrace, dishonour, insult , ecstatic trance, ecstasy, transport , embarrassment, the confused state of the mind, bewilderment wiwwre—n a guardian a custodi- an, acare-taker, a curator, a supe- mintendent, a trustee , a regent , one who gives shelter or refuge fem wiewieR wfeemey—n guardian- ship, custody, care, superinten- dence , trusteeship , regency , pro- tectorate BiewRae F4I—v tobe the guardian or custodian or care-taker or, curator or trustee or regent of, to look after, to superintend , to protect. i—n a public speech or a platform speech, an address —a (thoroughly) defeated “OF overcome, trounced , stricken , begone (@Atfey"w—= woe-begone), em- barrassed, non-plussed, bewildered ¥4i—» to defeat or overcome (thoroughly), totrounce , to attack, to beset, to overwhelm, to embar- Tass, to bewilder atens—(l) n desire, choice , in- tention , opinion (2) a approved , Nominated, chosen , intended. wfs- % Gem—vy to pronounce an opini- ON, to desire or choose wterq—n ophthalma i—n pride, vanity, self- Tespect, self-esteem, dignity, amour- a wiser propre, egotism, huff, state of one’s feelings being hurt (esp owing to undesirable behaviour of a be- loved person), offended state of mind , sensitiveness @featat—(I) a proud, vain , (excessively) self-res- pecting, self-conceited , dignified, exalted, noble, egotistic , one whose feelings are hurt, offended , in a huff , sensitive , (loos) maudlin, touchy, (2) n such a person fem ufemtaat wleyy—(l) n the direction lead- img to, approach (jxifeqa) (2) a facing , moving towards , bound for. fem afeqat afeat—a var of ates (a) uferg—adv in the di- rection of, towards, to afexieq—n a prayer for grant of something , a request , solicitation wuteqibs—a prayed for , reques- ted, solicited afeaai—n &a one who sets out on an expedition or an adventure- some exploration wefeqiae—(!) a expeditionary , (2) n da (loos) var of afeaat wateata—n an expedition , (act of setting out on) an adventuresome exploration aiene—e accused, charged, prosecuted m a (civil or crmunal) law-suit Ofeye F—v to accuse, to charge, to bring an action against, to prosecute before a court. wafecatai—(!) n an accuser, a com- plamant , a plaintiff (2) a accusing or pursuing by law fem wferare.t wfewiat—n accusation, charge , a complaint , allegation , legal prose- cution BTS Fxl—n to complain, to lodge a complaint, to bring a charge, to accuse , to prosecute ina »alert BO Ofer court of Jaw, to bing an action, to allege uferarert—n Ga var of wien fen uiemnraia uts- wm—a actionable afenraa—n adaptation afeaern @a—v to adapt. ufecifes—a adap- ted wfecr—a adaptable ufs- wreiel—n_ adaptability aisas—a excessively attached or addicted (ta) , very fond of , doting Biers wa VW eem—y to be exces- sively attached or addicted (to) , to be very fond (of) , to dote (upon) ufsais—n. excessive attachment or addiction , overfondness , dotage ufeaa—a pleasing, pleasant , beautiful, handsome , entertaining, granfying (utfeaty) mis—n desire, liking, plea- sure , wish , (arch) purpose, inten- tion, design rary at ateais 4{QQ)—as you please ufex%—a sunuar, hike , Pleasing, pleasant , dear, beloved ofers—a (phys ) objective alsaaq—e (phys) normal utermat—a, desirable ufeatas—a desired , wished for, mmtended utear—n desire , wish , plea- sure, Mtention, UlSTYy say» to deste, to wish (for), to stend atemat—a destrous , wishful ~in- tending , covetous fem afecntant afeenat Gem—v to be desirous of, to wish (fot) , to mtend , to covet, a public prosecutor -—n impeachment. atersa—n apprehension, fear , doubt. aieneet—a apprehending, apprehensive, ’ doubtful , utete—a subjected to a curse, accursed, cursed , doomed utient—n a curse, a malison, im- precation Sena qrem—r to curse, to imprecate utes,fe—n (phon ) vowel-change, vowel-mutation, umlaut uisite—a one (usu aking, gueen, bridegroom, bride, idol, convert etc) whose person has been washed as apart of a ceremontal, installed immersed, bathed , appointed, em- ployed, initiated aierg—n ceremonial washing of the person of a king, queen, bride groom, bride, idol, convert, ete on the eve of their installation or im- tiation, ablution , installation im- mersion , act of bathing, bath , ap- pointment, induction, employment, imitation, enthronement. wiswe *4l—v to wash ceremonially to install, to immerse, to bathe to appoint, to induct to employ, to initiate , to enthrone ufecpa—n. act of drenching , ab- lution, ceremonial washing , immer- sion, act of bathing -—n exudation, act of ooz- ing, flow, stream (as of water), abundance, excess, overgrowth @fe- aPat—a exuding, oozing , flowing, stteaming, running , (of eyes) weep- ing , overgrown wterty—a morse, Mortified. atera—n morse viv, afeaig—a evil) design wierens—n a curse, impreca- stricken with re- mortification, re- ( chiefly itention, purpose, motive,aterm vs wates tion, a mahson Biers ceN—v to curse, to 1mprecate ufeyqi—n act of following, a lover's journey to the place of assig- nation uiera—n alove tryst wfeATas, afeaat—(l) a (of a lover) going to ‘assignation , (2) n a lover going to the place of assignation fem afs- aiva, ufentaat ulearn—alt spell of ufsary uisge—a struck, hurt, wounded, driven back, driven away, warded off, defeated , beaten, perished utetgs—a named, called , entit- Jed , mentioned, referred to utetas FI—face value at, Bele ,—a fearless, daunt- less , brave wele,—a lustful , greedy aetan—n (chem ) act of testing, a test gela—n earnest desire, act of longing (for), aspiration PAS—a earnestly desired, longed for , aspired to weba—a earnestly desirous, longing for » aspirant wet) a desired, wished for, longed for, cherished aimed at, n- tended (2)n a desired object , an objective ,an intention, a purpose Belverai—n gratification or fulfil- Ment of one's desire , attamment of one’s objective wettan—a that which gratifies or fulfil werins, wetiaty—same as geis- 74 S¥V—a that which has not keen eaten, uneaten, unconsumed, un- tasted | one who has not eaten, un- fed, fasting BGs aei—v to remain & uneaten or unconsumed , to go with- out food, to abstam from eating, to keep fasting wes—a that which or one who has not (ever) come into being, un- born, never born, not happened , never happened wWgwa—a never happened unprecedented novel wareH—(!) n absence of difference or distinction or dissimilarity or dis- crimination, identity, oneness , sim1- larity , unity (2)a identical , indis- criminating , similar, hke Bveyra— a (of two persons) inseparably uni- ted, intimate , in bosom friendship weeri—a making no discrimination, one who or that which accepts phi- losophical identity @rewj—a unde- tachable, inseparable, impene- trable , impervious , mpregnable acersl—n an abstemious or tem- perate eater gceri—a that which or one who cannot be or should not be enjoyed or used fem Bernt aceteaj—a that which cannot be or should not be eaten, uneatable, inedible SH, AWSIsyy—n act of rubbing the body with o1l or any otly subs- tance, unction @eppy—n act of bathing after having one’s body rub- bed with oil or any otly substance wereq—n the inside, the interior eereati—a ihternal weretq—ady within , inside into, in Bea, Beyy—n act of greet- ing or hailing, a grecting, a hal, welcome, reception BBAUN-ASI, TaeA-Atte—n a reception com- mittee wers—a grected, hailed, onearies we 7 ; aa who or that which nas been accord- ed a reception or vrelcome , received cordially yertes—a received with honour, honoured , adored , worshipped wets—a practised, regularly stu- died , accustomed vont, habitua- ted , famrhar , acclimatized Bers, Tevesra—n one who has come m response to an invita- tion, a guest, a visitor, a caller wenterg—n arrival or assem- blage of the guests or visitors CSM, BSWAT—n approach, presence, arrwal act of coming act of calling on or at a visit advent @er—n practice, regular study or exercise , habit, act of accustom- ing, acchmatization Uweyrytt—a habitual genai—a dn one who practises or studies or learns regular- ly fem aeitat agra—n act of getting up trom sitting or recumbent position, act of thriving or prospering or flourishing , act of coming into prominence or power , rise, insurgence, a revolt UPA Fa—y to get up, to thrive, to prosper, to flourish, to come into prominence or power, to rise, to vise in revolt, to revoli agtae—a rmsen from sitting or recumbent position , prospered, flou- mished , one who or that which has come into prommence or power, tiscn , insurgent Uggs em—v same as GY Fal (see ayy) Ugyr—n rise , act of coming into prominence or power, act of thriv- ME or prospering or flourishing , Prosperity , (sudden) appearance, advent ) agMIRAI—n a counter-instance or counter-eyample, counter , counter-evidence ugiirs—a risen, one who or that which has come into p:ominence or power , prospered, flourished , one who or that which has appeared (uddenly) ugits Z6m—?r to nse, tocome into prominence or power, to thrive, to prosper, to Jourish to appear (suddenly) ean cloud , the sky , mica Gat- fax—a sky-kissing, cloud-kissing , sky-high very lofty, towering (@5- fo ateisia afeey wate wet faai—a sky-scraper Wat—n tale wersvi—a shooting through the sky , very lofty, soaring, towering wAGe—a brotherless Ware~—a not incorrect, correct, right, unmistaken, unerring, un- falling (AST aj), nfallible (AS Agi) uaesi—n absence of welfare or we}l-being evil , harm, danger, mis- fortune waRaibe—n an evil omen CITE, MAGE PS, GAR--a bo- ding, sinister, ommous uas—n absence of approval or consent, disapproval watw—adv. without approval or consent, against one’s approval or consent @iS—a not intoxicated , sober, not beside oneself , cool, calm SaAq—a not stricken with envy or malice, unenvious wri—a @ adv like that, such. amai—a Bady just hike that, just so uatt—(l) a like that, such (aaf HA), causeless, unwarranted (waft sina) , unemployed, vacant (aaa a aSTAT afiat etet), empty-handed (axfq ata), bare, naked (@afe st), with- out accompaniment, condiment, support, etc, mere (@afq sta, aafy Bs, axl 4B), without price (atextbl wafa), earned without effort, easy (aafq Bre), mstantaneous (afr altza) (2) adv like that, such, so, without cause, unwarrantedly, for nothing , without employment, va- cantly , empty-handed(ly) , without covering, without accompaniment, condiment, support, etc , without price or payment, gratis ; without effort, instantly, at once, just @ata- wati—adv without cause , without guilt or offence , for nothing @att erey—fauly good or well, midd- ling, so so aaqai—(l) a (of a human being) deprived of human qualities , nbu- man unmanly , unworthy of being called a human being , good-for-no- thing (2) n such a man San lack of human qualities, inhumani- ty. unmanhness , worthlessness Waerw4—n refusal to nominate or select or choose, non-acceptance, Tejection , disapproval ~a not nominated or se- lected or chosen . unaccepted , re- Jected , disapproved wacamts =I— ¥ to refuse to nominate or select: or choose , to Teject, to disapprove WerII—n inattention » une mindfulness, inadvertence , heedless- ness, carelessness , neglect , negli- Gence, imdifference. eararcunt—a Inattentive , unmindful, inadver- tent , heedless, careless ,» Regligent , indiflerent. sacatennt RaM—v to Pay no attention (to) , to take no vo SPT heed (of), to take no care of, to neglect , to treat with indifference , to be inattentive or unmindful or inadvertent or heedless or uncareful or negligent or indifferent. wrmy—a not bad , good , not slow or gently moving, swift, quich , strong (@ary fq) @agq—(t) @ immortal , mmperish- able, undecaying, eternal (aq aif) unforgettable, never-to-be-forgotten (aaa Ata), celestial, heavenly (@ay Baa) | (2) n a god, a celestial or heavenly or divine being , a death- Jess creature UTZ Sal—v. to im- mortalize , to bless with immortal or celestial life wyaetqq—n Para- dise, Eden wytedj—n a celestial tree, an imperishable tree waqei, @aqgy—n immortality , mmortaliza- tion , imperishability , divinity, god- head Baaaa, UHAAT—n the abode of gods, heaven waqqiige—a. de- sired or cherished even by godse superbly attractive @Peats—n. same as Uta GaCiae—a en- joyed or worshipped even by gods way Reqi—v to become immortal , to be ever-lasting, to be blessed with immortal or celestial life @Aly—n the placenta. BAy—n the abode of gods, heaven , realm of Indra (8m) the king of gods wararn—a endowed with mmortal soul , celestral, divine waaten, aaatt—n Indra (8%) the king of gods SITS, SAGA, BWaTer]—same as OTe eaaiaari—n placentation SAM, GAG —same as Saatwae US eeites waej—(t) a unearthly, extra-mun- dene ; heavenly, celestial, dix ine. (2) n, an immortal bemg ,a god UACiGeT —n gods(collectively) ; the commu- nity of gods Gaehere—n the abode of gods, heaven. wraiei—n Jack of cordial treat- ment ; neglect , disrespect ; indigni- ty, disgrace , sltght , non-observance, violation ( amees—adv ina voice choked with tears weywea—n (inc but widely used) tears weyaad—adv with tear- ful eyes wen7Ts—n act of shedding tears, act of weeping, UES #41—v to shed tears, to weep Seyrnt—a tearful Bay2tas. MG wS—a suffused or flooded with tears Beyqa—same as wens weaiq—same as MGT warfanters—a moistened with tears, blubbering , blubbered wefan a *For words in W4-, not given separately, see WYBes 300 as atear-drop, a tear eeniaaner, eeq- | Gye, wa_H—coll corrup of Bay. faraa—same as MEATS MESA—a | THM II—v to bewitch tearful @EQwrge—a (of voice) qe—n da eight wes—(l) n choked with tears wenaH—a full of tears UeEY—a having a blub- bered face fem erat TOT —same as Ut eae aa—a choked with tears menpRat4 FI—v to check tears, to stop weeping wenfre—a drenched with tears , blubbering , blubbered @eys—a unheard, unheard-of, obscure , unheard-of before, quite new to hear Wetysoa, eee aa unheard-of before areas, (pop ) Tta—(1) a harmful, baleful, evil, inausprctous, unfavour- able, not congenial, worst (2) n harm, bale, evil, disservice , con- tretemps Banpréy—a same as Woy: (a) wcarsti—var of Beas wenfa—(l) n a brahmin who has not studied the Vedas (2) a having no knowledge in the Vedas waraaty—a not Praiseworthy discreditable [—a obscene , abominable , indecent, lascivious, wanton ety foa—an obscene or blue picture, pornography eats ‘@—obscene or hlthy words or talk, bawdy talk waite atges—obscene or blue litera- ture, pornography w@atte—n obs cenity, abomination , indecency , lasciviousness, wantonness @pfat- wmMi—a Gn one who indulges in obscene or bawdy talk BOwi—n (astr) a star considered as inauspicious by astrologers For words in ae any collection of eight, an octave , a book containing eight chapters , a verse containing eight couplets , Qa eight erte4—(l) n (geom) an octagon (2) a. octagonal @ocetT —a octagonal eday—(l) a muln- pled by eight, (2) n eight times wopiat—a forty-eghth wow famg—n @ a forty-eight wion- Taeqeq—a forty-eighth fem wera faeret eteagy—(l) on (gcom) an octahedron (2) a@_ octahedral wtia—n the four cardinal points of the compass and the four corners in between them (namely, north, north- east, east, south-east, south, south- west, west, north-west) UPrsiraconey —n the eight guardian deities of the eight points of the earth weq— adv & a eight times, erghtfold etarg—n the eight metals gold, silver, copper, bronze, bell-metal, zinc, lead and 1ron |tbaate—n & @ ninety-eight @eaqpeeq—a ninety- cighth fem eiagioorl =rbat—n (myth) the eight chief snakes @b- atfgai—n the eight minor goddesses , the eight manifestations of Durga (oh), {lit.) cight moods ot the heroine or the sweetheart (namely, Soing to assignation, expecting her lover to come to her bed-chamber, worried owing to sudden absence of her lover, deceived by her lover, stricken with anger and jealousy on observing on the person of her lover + the signs indicating that he had been not given separately, see weyae to another woman, feeling miserable for having quarrelled with and sent back her lover, enjoying domineer- ing control over her lover, and se- parated from her lover as he has gone abroad) Bexeris—n Ga fifty- eight |Boreppgq—a fifty-eighth fen wonepredt. abM—(l) a octopod , (2) n an octopod, the spider , a mythological octopod said to be even stronger than the hon (cp octopus, #75) weARI—(I) 1 a whole day and mght, twenty-four hours, a form of collective religious chanting by the Hindus continuing for twenty-four hours at a stretch, (2) adv throughout the whole day and might, always, ceaselessly webagy—n the eight infallible wea- Pons of the eight principal gods eeiagiaes—n simultaneous hurling of wea, which causes the destruction of the universe wba, —n the eight demi-gods (see 7) wrtfqy—a of eight kinds wege—(1) @ eight-handed, octagonal, (2) n an octagon Bpsee—i(l)a Bn fem of aige , 2) n a manifestation of Durga (if) @btoqq—n the eight terrible manifestations of Shiva (f41@) wiq—a eighth ussayen—n a mani- festation of Durga (afi). BrOTaNTa —~a of orin the eighth year, eight years old eonasniqe, wtaaias—a of the eighth year @eqieI—n one- eighth, the eighth part woat—(I) n fem the eighth day of the either foitmight of alunar month, (2) fem eighth , eight years old ho n the eight manifestations of Shiva (ft) asiz—n (ul) a mere Nothing, a hoax,a mare’s nest, a 30> wagons fiasco wbiate—n. the eight super- human qualities attainable by asce- tical practice, wronhts—a divided into eight, (of a sheet of paper) octavo eeiry—(1) n the eight hmbs of the body (namely, two hands, the breast or bosom, the forehead, two eyes, the throat or speech, and the back- bone, oralternatively, two great toes, two knees, two hands, the breast and the nose) , the eight systems of yoga (2) a having eight branches or departments ( BBP BIAca7 ) ecifaei—n & a thirty-eight. eafaet—n Ba thirty-eight wv faerga—a thirty-eighth fem @rel- faoran? wir—n Ga eighteen, wont —a fem eighteen years old + epetge—a more than eight , ex- ceeding by eight. ersrn—n (obs) gold @PeetqG—n an ancient sage whose body was ridiculously misshapen at eight places, (facet) a ridiculously deformed person eitaei—a twenty-eghth esr. faxiis—n Ba twenty-eight Bor fasafeeq—a twenty-eighth fem epifavtieeat eam, aeriiis—n & a eighty- eight ewertiieey—a eighty-eighth fem eopritscat . erita—(l) @ octagonol (2) » an octagon BwHE—n eight days weberes—var of MGS eesrepTs—a one hundred and eight erpins, wiab—alt spell’s of wcgios, ULF respectivelyTAG SOR Pee e@qaeyj—a innumerable, number- less, countless , infinite Watite— a unnumbered uncounted GANATt ~—a innumerable , countless wBAete—alt. spell of GHHS @artn—a (phys) incompressible wasayei—n incompressibility eprqag—alt spell of Ba=eR ePRas—a not covered, uncover- ed, divested of clothing, undressed, bare, one whose garments are about to fall off one’s body fem Gata UwRAS—a unrestrained, unbridled, uncontrolled , uncontrollable , wild eprat—n lack of self-control , wantonness, sensual indulgence, sensualism, incontinence , lack of restraint, intemperance WAM }—a lacking in self-control , abandoned, indulging in sensual enjoyment, sensual, incontinent, Jacking in restraint , intemperate GA S—a unattached , disjoint- ed, detached, disconnected , not united or joined waratst—n absence of union or connection or relation or communi- cation or contact WRAI—a disjointed , uncon- nected, unattached , detached , in- coherent, wrelevant, inconsistent, rambling (Sty ate, errad fray) waxm—(l) a undoubting , con- fident doubtless (2) n freedom from doubt, confidence waits —a_ undoubting , confident , sure gasmy—adv without doubt, doubt- lessly , confidently , surely erontas—a — unrectified . corrected , unamended eathes—a unattached , unrelat- ed, unconcerned un- eprsiaa aavret—n want of repair or conditioning wpavee—a_ unconsecrated, un- refined , vulgar, imelegant, not dressed or tended, loose ( WAtgZs cette), (of languages etc) non- Sanskritic BACHE Aej—a speech ina language other than Sanskat, vulgar language , obscene language. BRBA—n non-provision wWRxNT—a not concentrated or united , sporadic, scattered @AgeI—n mopportune time , end, termination, evening, nightfall (cafe aaate') wrrgipe—a unhesitating, free, open, frank, liberal, not contracted wprae—n absence of hesitation, openness, frankness, aberality , absence of contraction WaACeelo— adv unhesitatingly, freely , openly, frankly , liberally arAsay—old spell of Baexwy wag—(l) @ companionless, un- accompanied , lonely, solitary (2) solitariness , renunciation of worldly ties and interests, the Supreme Being @wAwRS—a unreasonable, unjusti- fiable , irrelevant, incoherent, mper- tinent , improper, wrongful, unjust, unfair =AweS—n incompatibility to réason or justice , unreasonable- ‘ness, unjustifiableness , irrelevance, incoherence, impertinence , wrong- fulness, impropriety, unjustness, {chiefly pecuniary) want eprelqi—a unchaste, imconti- nent, licentious, profligate, mmoral fem ermlan ureitae—n uncha- steness , incontinence, licentious- ness, profligacy , immoralitywr 300 wire ermgi—a ‘financially uneasy, wre —(l) mn. indecent or dis- hard-up, ill-off, tight, indigent, poor | honest or evil practice , wickedness SARAS—n financial uneasiress, | (2)@ given to indecent or dishonest hardship or difficulty, ndigence, | or evil practice, indulging in wicked- poverty @arryi—n a dishonest or wicked man, a man lacking in propriety was—(!) @ dishonest , bad, evil , wicked , unchaste, immoral , depra- ved, obscene (4S Ty), rude ( aantos1), ( phil ) inexistent, non-existent , ( phys ) virtual ( @AS @tey) (2) n inexistence, non-ex- istence, virtual nonentity wreaaf—a given to doing wicked or dishonest acts BISFE—a not accorded cordial Teception, not treated with hospita- lity , neglected, ignored waenererai—a one who has taken to evil ways and means, wicked , dishonest wyee—a, madvertent’, careless, unguarded, incautious wast —n carelessness, unguardedness , lack of caution wrwei—(i) a fem unchaste, un- faithful to one’s husband (2) such a woman GAS—(I) a untrue , false. (2) 2 untruth , falsehood, a he Wal ami, @raerat—a untruthful , in- dulging im telling hes o7eant a weer? =oaie—anuntruth- ful person, ahar eperiins, ws [—n act or habit of telling lies, untruthfulness @HEPFA—a one who does not keep one’s promise or word SrwAI—n rude behaviour or treatment , wickedness UpHIba" Sai —v to behave or treat rudely, to indulge nm wickedness ness SAHbTal—a same as Gaba (a) wawe—a. mischievous or harmful counsel or advice eriqt—a dissimilar, unlike, 1n- congruous,, different, unbecoming, improper eprraet—a one who accepts 1m- proper or unlawful gifts, given to accepting unlawful gratification Rn i—n acceptance of impro- per or unlawful gifts, practice of accepting unlawful gratification ; practice of accepting bribes wamrteq—n (phys ) a virtual image warais—n dishonest or evil practice or occupation, bad con- duct waeraeiy—n. discourteous or rude behaviour, ill-treatment, misuse, abuse. wyAey—n inexistence, absence , want of amity, unfriendliness, ill- feeling, bad blood , quarrel wags—a displeased, dissatis- fied, discontented, l-disposed , aggrieved gs wal—v to dis- please , to dissatisfy , to make discon- tented or ill-disposed , to aggrieve eagit, wrem—n displeasure , dissatisfaction , discontent; ul dis- position , aggrieved state, grievance wafas—a uasuspicious, undoub- ting , unhesitating , doubtless, sure, certain wAtREbiaa—(I) a unsuspect- ing, credulous, (2) n. a character | above suspicion wafHElbe—ady with mind free from suspicion or doubt or hesitation , unhesitatingly.Cre waa —a unsuspjcious, doubting, free from misgivings wayee—a not joimed or tied (together) , disjointed, untied , deta- ched , unfermented. @xAxgy—a one who has no enemy not wat—a not belonging to the same caste waa fqare—intercaste marriage @aAsj—a uncivil, discourteous, uncultured, unrefined, unpolished, tude, unsocial, uncivilized, wild , abonginal, primitive. WAS Gte—a wild or aboriginal race WTSTSI—n incivility, discourtesy , lack of cul- ture or refinement or polish, rudeness, unsoctalness, lack of civilization WIG SH, UTS Vanl—vy. to behave discourteously or rudely or uncultur- edly , to behave ill-manneredly or indecorously wWR—a unequal, dissimilar, in- congruous, different, uneven, ru- gged, undulating Gas F—a unequal (esp in stre- ngth ) wrmacr—adv at the back of, in one’s absence W@ARA—a asymmetrical , dispro- portionate, dissimilar, varying , irre- levant , unjust, undue ; unbefitting, unbecoming @ATeF—a not smooth or plan, uneven, rough. @AASI—n imequalhity , dissimilan- ty, incongruity, difference, un- evenness, ruggedness —@ viewing or judging with partiality B—n par. tial view or judgment. woatss—a (astr) unpolarized wRII—(f) mn (mech) variable $08 velocity (2)@ endowed with vari- able velocity @qaqgq—n inopportune or unsuit- able time , inauspicious time, hard times , time of stress wAAtd—adv at an iopportune or unsuitable time, at an inauspicious time , dur- ing or in hard times in time of need, unseasonably wWaatqa y{—an unsea- sonal fruit. Spat PH—a friend in need oqaa afb—unseasonal ran epqe—a incapable, unable , in- competent, disabled fem wnat @raya—n ancapability, inability , mcompetence , disability eaqaya—n want of support or san- ction or confirmation , disapproval , want of consent eaatate—a unsupported, un- sanctioned , unconfirmed , disappro- ved, unapproved , not consented to waateis—a not given or handed over. wrriy—a (psy ) heterogenous @aaarei—(l) n rare daring , com- plete fearlessness (2) a endowed with rare daring, completely fear- less wprpIeits, UA T—a same as SERRE (a) UpEATeEAT aie—a dreadnought, a Bayard waa—a_ lacking in physical pro- portion or symmetry, deformed , disproportionate, asymmetrical gpamd—n absence of cordial reception or acceptance, slight, neglect, disregard wana Fqi—v to deny cordial reception or accep- tance to receive or accept coldly, to slight , to neglect, to disregard wAMTS—a received or accepted coldly, treated coldly, slighted , neglected, disregardedt RT wrmy—a unequal, dissimilar, uneven, rugged, undulating, not straight, curved waatte—a fem not completing waraiterea ferm—(gr ) an infinite verb , a verb in its participial form BPMs, WAIy—a unfinished , not ended or concluded or terminated, not over, not completed incomple- te wrntg—n state of being not fini- shed or ended or concluded or terminated or completed, incom- pletion ortnenl—a consideration , Jacking in due rash, impetuous, reckless waNtHeitei—a absence of due consideration, rashness, impetuosity , recklessness wartbl{—a indiscreet, inyudici- ous, unjust, wrongful , improper, unbecoming errata—(l) a of Assam orits peo- ple or their language, born of pro- duced in Assam, Assamese (2) an Assamese , Assamese language warria—n lack of prosperity w@rra—a unfinished, unaccom- plished, unexecuted, undone, out- standing , not well-to-do, ill-off wre—n absence of connection or relation wraigts, wreisty —a unconnected, unrelated fem Bre eT wrens—a incomplete, unfinish- ed, outstanding , not full, mper- fect. Preytea—n incompletion, in- completeness, unfinished state , state of not being full , Imperfection @rS—a unrelated , unconnec- ted , unattached, disjointed, deta- ched , unconcerned wrrerfg—n ab- sence of relation or connection , 306 Urs absence of attachment , disjointed or detached state , unconcern w@rqi—a (rare) not tied toge- ther, incoherent, desultory, ramb- ling, incoherent and nonsensical (ava aati), unconnected, un- related, unattached, unaffiliated WrHE—n (rare) state of not being, tied together, incoherence, desul- toriness , state of being incoherent and nonsensical , absence of connec- tion or relation or attachment or affi- lation wrqa—a unrelated , incoherent , irrelevant inappropriate , unjust. ewrrar—a unobstructed, unim- peded, unopposed , free from colli- sion, wagq—(!) a. umpossible , unlikely, improbable, absurd, uncommon and astonishing (2) n an impossible or uncommon incident, the impos- sible Wea —same as ATT (a ) easraa—n impossibility, un- likelihood, improbability , absurdi- ty Basal, GSY—a unhkely to- occur, improbable @rsitqs—a unexpected BrsI—see SAS VTi—n non-enjoyment. @praq—n indignity, dishonour, disrespect , insult. @prars—a not respectable or honourable, not aristocratic, not nobly born undignified wrye—a unwilling, reluctant, dissenting, disagreeing, declining wre Rey—y to be unwilling or reluctant , to disagree , to refuse to give consent, to dissent , to decline warafs—n unwillingness, reluc- tance, dissent, act of disagreeing orORT 30u Sry dechning @puterps—a dissen- | —n impatience, restlessness, fret- tient. fulness wpraq—n dishonour, disrespect, indignity, insult, slight, neglect , ignominy, disgrace At4i—a dishonourable, undignified, dis- graceful, ignominious, disrespect- ful, insulting, shghtung wrata Fq1— vy to dishonour, to disrespect, to insult , to slight, to neglect. G4qmq- @age—a dishonourable, undignified , disgraceful, ignominious GAAS a disrespectful , insulting , slight- ing Rem—v to cause indig- nity of disrespect to , to cause in- sult td wrnite—a insulted, dis- respected , slighted wrat—a (of lines etc) not straight, curved , (of human nature etc) not frank or candid , tortuous , (ot plat , Proposals etc) crooked, deceptive, fishy WAqeTSI—n curved- ness, , tortuosity, crookedness, fishinegs @AR—a (ori) intolerant, unfor- bearing, unforgrving , intolerable, insuffelable, unbearable erea—(1) m ntdleratton, non-forbearance , unforgiveness , (2)a same as Wag (—a intolerable, insufferable, unbearable @ARATI—a incapable of toleration or forgiveness, intole- rant, unforgiving SE, wARfseI—n non-co- ‘operation, (rare) indifference GACT aiewrem—n the Non-cooperation Movement of India wagatat—a non-cooperating , non-cooperative wre—a helpless , lonely, soli- taty , companionless fem =pEnn aatog—a impatient, incapable of enduring , restless, fretful watega @agi—a unendurable, insuffer- able, unbearable, intolerable STICS, BAPISy—adv in one’s absence, at one’s back, stealthily, unobservedly, secretly (@TRItHS) eras fr FH—v to backbite BAMHI. —n the state of being: away or out of view waTs—a, bereft of sensation or feeling or consciousness, insensate , benumbed, torpid, bereft of senstbili- ty, sensible @aTeeI—n loss of sen- sation or feeling or consciousness , 1n- sensateness, unconsciousness , tor~- pidity, insensibility eae—ady insensately, unconsciously , unknow- ingly, unawares @rmei—n dissimianty w@alé—n unwillingness , disincli- nation , aversion, apathy warMEt—a uncommon, unusual, extraordinary , rare, distinguishing, distinctive , (log) not general, par- ticular, specific WATeTaqel, SATaTa- F—a uncommonness, unusualness, extraordinariness , rareness’, peculia- ~ tity, distinctiveness , (log) particu- larity wpiej—a evil, bad, wicked , dis- honest, corrupt Warwsl—n evilness, wickedness , dishonesty , corrupt- ness, corruption “rilaj—a imcapable of being done or accomplished or attained or rea- lized , unperformable, impractica- ble, unattainable, -unrealizable , un- achevable through meditation, as- ceticism, etc (@Atd Aly) , wremedi- able, incurable (aaty cats!) ere —n act of making the impossibleWAR possible, realization of the unrealtza- ble, attainment of the unattatnable , (loos ) accomplishment of a seeming- ly 1mpossible task {esp through ex- traordinary eftorts) Pqq wri— even gods cannot do, even beyond the power of gods. wart, (49) eA I—a un- careful, careless, incautious, un- guarded , inattentive, imadvertent WaRaTSI—n carelessness, incau- tion , unguarded state , inattention, madvettence GaMamerrts: (pop) wMatarterpts—adv through careless- ness or inadvertence @agaj—n lack of proportion or symmetry, disproportionateness, asy- mmetry, incongrutty, irrelevance, in- coherence, unlikeness, difference, disagreement , lack of compromise —a untimely , unseason- al, inopportune fem wrrtaet wamias—a non-military , civil waraf—n lack of strength or pow- ¢ror competence , inability , incapa- bility , incompetence , disability a not pertaining to the Society , not keeping withthe rules, formalities and traditions of the (or chiefly a particular) souiety, unsocial, unsociable, coy, shy , unmannerly @rRrI—a uncommon, unusual, extraordinary , not negligible , con- siderable (antaty 1), very decp (AISI g2) , profound (AAIAPD BAU, superhuman WTRASI—n ~uncom- Monness, unusualness extraordina- Tiness , considerableness , consider~ able depth . profundity , superhu- man state StI 304 wat warmeat—a off one’s balance, un- steady , embarrassed , uncareful, off one’s guard, (vul) unable to res- train natural discharges or evacua- tions, incontinent. wreniae—e non-sectarian, non- communal, non-party , cosmcepoli- tan, universal, open to all, free from prejudice etc, hberal Wre- wiigeei—n non-sectarianism , non- communalism , cosmopolitanism, un- iversality , openness to all , freedom from prejudice etc, liberality @armm—n dissimilarity, incongrui- ty, difference, inequality, dis- unity , disagreement @aly—a unsubstantial , vapoury, negligible , worthless , false , pith- less, marrowless, sapless (SAT wtb), futde, pointless (mata afe) BATA. @aray—n unsubstantiality , vapori- ness, negligibility , worthlessness , falseness, falsity , lack of pith or mar- row orsap, futility , pointlessness aly—n a sword afyti—n a sword-play , a sword-fight wfpa— n the sword and the buckler wfapa® AERA yR_—a sword-and-buckler duel. ufasaf, abirerm—n act of learning or practising swordcraft, act of wielding the sword ina fight, sworderaft, swordsmanship &fa- Brat eq—v to wield the sword in a fight alaaa—n a sword-dance afata—n the sugir-cane (for its leaves resemble = sword-blades) , the seabbard of a sword ubrrre— n the blade of a sword Ofamge—n a sword-fight ,a sword-play Ufaearst —n aswordsman , a sword-player For words in @fF-, not given separately see alaare 30K aontent alre—(l)n the black colour (2) a black , sky-coloured, deep blue fem ule wulrenp—n the dark fortnight of a lunar month Ufa —(l) a black , deep-blue , dark-com- plextoned , (2)” the black colour airet—a dark-complerioned afa- Garat—n sapphire @izs—a unboiled, uncooked , half-baked , mcomplete , unaccom- plished , unsuccessful, futile, un- fulfilled , (of arguments etc) un- tenable wfafa—n lack of success or fulfilment , failure eata—(l) @ unlimited, unbound- ed, infimte, endless, vast, im- mense, profound (2)n the sky, the heaven (C4 “Att), the eternal world or life, the beyond (ira ara) waj—n life, the five constituent elements of the temporal body wid—n unhappiness, distress, gnef, uneasiness, discomfort , dis- pleasure , illness, ailment , a distase SAT, CNS, Ue—a caus- ing unhappiness, unhappy , distress- ing, oppressive , causing discomfort, uncomfortable Gapti—a distress- ed, unhappy , sorrowful , displeased wasii—a not beautiful, ugly, ungraceful , ungainly , uncouth uaiaal—n inconvemence, disad- vantage , ncommodiousness , discom- fort , difficulty, trouble, hindrance, impediment uaylaueme— a incon- venient, disadvantageous , incom- modious, difficult , troublesome epig—n (myth) one of a super- human race hostile to gods, (cp) a Titah , ademon , a giant , a monster (fg) a man of gigantic appearance or superhuman strength, a monster ofa man fem wait erg—a ungraceful , ungainly ewZ—a unwell, indisposed , sick; ill , diseased, ailing, uneasy trou- bled, distressed apxel—1ndisposi- tion, sickness , illness , ailment , un~ easiness, distress : @agr[—a not fine or refined or subtle , crude coarse, gross, thick , blunt @azRysi—n crudity , coarse~ ness, grossness, thickness , bluntness. wapet—a. lack ing in keen percep- tion oracumen, short-sighted @7F]- HPT S—n lack of keen perception or acumen , short-sightedness game—(l)a slandering, malicious, cynical (2) n a slanderer, a mali- cious person, a cynic erai—n slander, malice , envy; grudge, jealousy, cynicism WH, GAAS, TM, ATT —a slanderous, malicious, en- vious , Jealous, cynical aa arrm—a fem not even visi~ ted by the sun, living in the gyn- zeceum wra—n blood - gagid—n (med ) serum. wari—a not created , of sponta- neous origination urs, wedt—a (of medicine etc) not to be taken utaqi—a incapable of being brooked , unbearable , intolerable wcatra—n discourtesy , lack of cordiality , incivility ucattsq—n lack of grace or beauty, ungainlinesss, disorderliness, clumsi- ness indecorousness, indecency worn’, aeaigmi—n lack of amity or friendlinessaoe fer 305 aa ebm, uriatt—(!) a Aus-| or presence, warxs—a containing trahan (2) 2 an Australian, the Jan- guage of Australia arezerta—(l) a Australasian (2) nan Australasian , any of the lan- Suages of Australasia @g—n (myth) an imaginary mountain behind which the sun goes down whilst setting (also eutaia, ware), the setting of the sun, mvon, etc, act of going below the horizon , declme , end, fall @a- “16, walts—a (of the sun, moon, etc) that which has set or gone below the honzon, declined wasma, wasiq—n act of setting or going below the horizon, dechne was’, IAM I—a gomg to set, setting @8Ay—coll corrup of wa @Sis—n a mixture of slaked lime, sand and hair, used for coat- ing walls, ceilings, etc , plaster , ma- terial sewn to the inner surface of a garment, lining Usb A—see Bs uta—(l) vy is (2) n existence, presence , esse UlS¥—n existence, Presence, esse @fayttq—same as ae ufamiq—a neustent , absent, false, illusory, vapoury ulenig—existence and meristence Presence and absence , theism and atheism » (phil) dialectics ufapata, Sw—a custent , present, in esse BR—r (imp) let there be, may there be, let it be, mav it be WaMyI—a about to go down below the horizon, about to set, Setting Bax—n implication of esistence Seen see implication of existence or presence wa—n a missile, a weapon, arms (41a) , a tool or instrument for cutting, boring, etc (St@t4) =) , (fig }one who or that whichis madean instrument (CF COI ae) Ga FH v to operate (upon) surgically GmFS —n awound caused bya weapon Parr, Gaeyai—n the discharge ofamuissile act of striking witha weapon, BaqcHra aaql—y todischarge or hurl a missile, tostrike witha wea- pon Braq¢wq—n same as SATA Wa- folecra—n asurgeon Balbieeal—n. surgery Galeleen eAl—v to operate (upon), to practise surgery OSTT —n the discharge of a missile , act of relinquishing or giving up one’s arms Wasnt FaI—v to discharge or hurl a missile, to relinquish or give up one’s arms gua" —n act of arming oneself, act of taking up arms, act of encounter- ingin an armed fight Waar ym— v to arm oneself , to take up arms , to encounter in a battle eaua}— (I) @ armed , (2) n an armed person wpatraayq—n act of warding off or counteracting a missile thrown @y- faa fa1—v to ward off or counter~ act a missile thrown Waaq—n act of casting missiles , shower of missi- les Urpaiat—e cd mn one who 1s skilled in using weapons walam— n the art and science of using wea- pons, surgery WoEit—n a shower of moesiles Wae—n a wound caused by a weapon , mark of such a wound wappa—n (collec) weapons, For words in @@-, not given separately, sec GSSSNS nT nS nISnnErn nS Sa arms armour. Wostei—same as Sayre owEaeai—n act of lay- ine down arms, cease-fire act of refraining from using weapons, act cf witadrawing a missile thrown. wenzay sz—y to lay down arms, to revr in from using weapons, to with raw a missile thrown eras —a unarmed, disarmed watia tal — tounam , to disarm es—n an armoury =areTs—n, the blow of a weapon ergiee—a_ struck or wounded or hut vith a weapon @Bi—a armed VEmMpI—n surgical operation WYMIA Sl—v to operate (upon) “TeA—n a vicious or miserable place an esil place, a wrong or waproper or unsuitable place WR 2r]—: to misplace wiize—a not native or local , foreifn, extrancous, alien, (bot) pdsentitiouc wrray—a (of property etc.) mov- able wuei—a impermanent , tempo- miry, transient unstable, nor dumble , floating, passing ( =e 2%); perishible (a7) Cha) enh ——" yMpermanenee , temporariness , transience rastabiltty ; wane of dura- bhe peristabdicy. wig—n bom Scleton uppeea wa lean, dinny, chin and bone faust GPE OCM—1 to depoat in cy sammit ta the Ganges (or other PN vaterathe bone or bone-ash the ceceored person fas the final ler ceris in ete. sso we part of the obsequies) UPgrga—n bones and nbs, skeleton uigar—e. bone-like, bony wiataam, uPgiem —n osteology uigizart—n an osteologist. UFZiaNtS—a_ osteologi- cal wlere—e bony, lean gaunt. urges, algeise, ulgettq—n anthmetic of infimites, fawth) the double rule of three or unitary me- thod , a difficult or intricate problem, a puzzle ; bewilderment alategire—a inelastic Tesl—n inela ticity wurgi—a resstles , unsteady , un- stable, agitated, excited, perturbed, impatient , fretting fretful , uneasy , fickle , fnvolous , changeable, un- certan wfgaine, algaasis, alga ais, ubgmte—a — fickle:minded ; fnvolous, batty barmy, impetuous apgqei—n restlessness, unsteadiness, imstability , excitement , agitated or perturbed state, impatience , frett- ing, fretfulness, uneasiness , frivoli- ty, changefulness, uncertainty wepgaatee—a irresolute, undecided (in action or purpose) fares —n uresolution , indecision alganss, ulganeq—var’s of algons @ya—a not fat or thick, thin, delicate slim, not gross or coarse ; fine , subdle , transcendental wtga—n impatience, restlessness wars—a unbathed wraree—i}) a undergraduate (2) nm an undergraduate wrag—n disaffection , neglect. wrR—a not throbbing , motion- wtgts- 3 and whey, not fi.en separately, sce wig and sing respectivelymorta less , still, still wporfre- of sus- pended throbbing , not throbbing pot ata, aeenf—var’s of UP 25 @qG—a indistinct, not clear, obscure, hazy, vague, dim ( az aire), inarticulate ( a? Ja), legible (aay cart ) wuie—n indistinctness , obscurity , haziness, vagueness, dimness, inarticulate- ness , legibility ePaj—a that should not be tou- ched, untouchable , profane un- clean, abominable, dirty , intan- gible @2e1—n untouchability , profanity, abominableness dirti- hess , intangibility (e—a untouched, untasted (anqy ats ) wers—a unbloomed , inarticu- late ( @yB af) : Tevealed , inexpressed, un- indistinct ( @Ed cad), obscure, translucent (WyB Beats) , low and indistinct ( @yBed), un- dertoned (gi aa) Beas ars—adv m= an- undertone , whisperingly PETE a of inarticulate speech, babbling. mumbling &¥—a not transparent, opaque, turbid ’ te uneasy , uncomfort- able , not acile , falteting, halting Not in easy circumstances @PqRyTC “~n uneasiness , discomfort, ab- Sence of facileness , stringency wteat—a abnormal , unnatural —a trouble uneasiness, discom- fort , —a unusual , unnatural, Tae | | - @PaTearea—n , unnaturalness, abnor- , farity abnormal , unusualness malcy —a_ ownerless dod BRS wrarg—n ill-health , Wlness , ail- ment epargiq—a detrimental or unfavourable to health , unhealthy, unhygienic wateq—n refusal, dental , non- acceptance, rejection, repudiation, dissent, non-comphance @ ated 4 —v to refuse , to gainsay, to deny, to disavow, to reject, to disown, to repudiate , to dissent , to decline epater—a unacceptable , :nad- misstble wpaige—a refused , gainsaid, de- nied , drsavowed , repudiated, re- jected , disowned , dissented , not complied (with), declined wale aem—v to decline, to refuse, to deny @digic—n same as WaT wpartq— (rare) of ours, ours warmiy—a of or relating to our country wBpacrHe|—adv 1n our country @raqi—n non-remembrance, obhi- vion, forgetfulness wragy—n amnesia wa—n an angle, a side, an arm wer—(i) pro I, (2) n_ self, the ego, egotism , self-conceit, vanity , arrogance Wesafa—n self-conceit, vanity, egotism, (loos) selfishness. BRST, BEe—n self-conceit , vanity pride, haughtiness, arrogan- ce, vainglory Garsy FiI—v to take pride in, to boast, to brag wesafaia—a unpretentious , mo- dest wgsaat, BRsi—a_self-con- ceited , proud , haughty, arrogant, vainglorious Bese Te—maddened with pride URS, UFS—2 self-conceited , proud , haughty, arrogant, insolent, vainglorious ve| SRA wemn—n the dawn BRA—var of BR waitei—n (psy) egoism, egotism, pride , self-conceit, vanity geat—correct form of GATT BRR, (pop )WRI—ady every day, daily , day in and day out , always , incessantly aaa, (3) uelati—ady day and, night, all the time, always, incessantly wig—n the snake, the serpent. aigghee—n a snake-charmer atererry—n perpetual enmity as that existing between the snake and the mongoose aigeai—n one who 1s ornamented with snakes an appellation of Shiva (f*1) waiasi—a free from malice, non- malignant, non-violent, inoffen- sive, harmless wigey @ARt—(pol ) non-violent non-cooperation BigeAs —a free from malice or fero- city, inofiensive , harmless, inno- cent wigen—n freedom from mali- e , (phil) ahimsa , non-violence afeci—sqme as BRM (see BIR) wigs—n harm, myury Bigeeq— a harmful, injurious, malignant , unwholesome wigeeat—a dn one who causes harm or injury, one who maligns wigenai, afgesd —n harmful practice, prejudicial practice , harm afeghes, alegre —see alg gixra—n dpium, the poppy- plant igaractayt—n an opium-eater wigeai—see aig wMR—int ho, O URY, GRGe—(l) a causeless, DR Teasonless , groundless, unjustified 7 unaccountable , without provoca- | waa tion, for nothing, (2) ady without cause or provocation , for nothing wege—a causeless, unjustified, unaccountable , spontaneous fem aaa? wmi—int oh, O, alas alack, ah Orr, (8) meraia—ady day and night , always -“ge—n (used asa sfx) day, the fixed part of a day (usu three hours THE, Tate ) @l—int. expressing It sol surprise, 13 om BWy—n the second vowel of the Bengali alphaket Glo—int expressing ~ ‘surprise, bewilderment, delight, relief, regret, vexation, aversion, anviety, suspense, frght, consternation etc ah, oh BWe—pfx denoting a little, slight (te), thorough (atfre) , starting from (ata, SPE), upto (ars, wyaad) , during the whole of, through- out (afsaa), including (aipetca), contrary to (aft) , implying nega- tion, un-, non- (fete), perverted, vile ( afew) , bad, disagreeable, un- suitable, difficult, hard ( @fas, ateta), etc @z—n mother, one's mother’s mother or aunt wge—alt spell of WRan wiva—var of areaioa Baw—i1) adv feeling extreme uneasiness (owing to excess of anything) (2) @ extremely uneasy *a—v to feel or become extremel; uneasy waA—n alaw, an act, regula- tion, an ordinance, a statute, 2aes eee es ee ee writes eee 330 tule , a system, the whole code of laws, the law Bet FI—v. to enact a law, to pass a bill, to legislate, to make arule @SqMT MeA—civil law algal @a—criminal law alae @eaA—martial law Gea-BoeeI—n one who advises on legal points, a legal adviser, a counsel wiaq-sof —n alegislator, a law-giver ™aq- @WaaA—n pl rules and regulations @laate—a legal, statutory wea- wui—n alaw-book waaaie’, aea- seimi—n a legal practitioner, a pleader, an advocate, a barmister, an attorney, a solicitor, etc, a lawyer. Uiaaw:, (pop) Beas *—ady according to or in keeping with the law or laws, legally or law- fully Brean a legislative council, a legislature. WI2a-29HI—n enactment ; legislation WISH-2C1 —n a legislator, a law-giver UIa- wal, Ge4-Aiba—n a law-member, a law-minister @@rqnra—n the whole code of laws, the law, a law-book errs, qeeryS—a lawful, legi- timate @aq-AeI—n a legislative assembly , a legislature Si@laa— @ law-abiding , lawful, legitimate mara (1) adv according to or in keepmg with the law, legally or aioe (2) a legal, lawful I—~same as oaaerartt (adv) Rae, weae—a unmarried wz- 3e-Sw—n the ceremony of taking the last meal by a Hindu bride or bridegroom on the night immediate- ly preceding their wedding-day S%m—n one’s mother's mother Or aunt —n_ a married woman whose husband 1s alive aaa oramter @&1, (pronun 4 f¥e)—corrup of unter St, {pronun wyfecey)—corrup of wzi—obs form of at wree—obs form of GIG wrser—a first, chief, best @iet—ady da out, incorngibly depraved or abandoned, gone to the dogs Bem, BNsiu—» to stir (milk) whilst boiling BIBS, BTeI—var of Hew wisty (pronun atyj—n a religious mendicant sect of India following a very easy course of worship , a person possessing super- natural powers @feleH—a of the alee sect Beg, (pronun sleet), asa—a dishevelled wrea-a@en—a dishe- velled and untidy =@reataq—(l) » to dishevel , (2) @ dishevelled. wareterm—see BIST eI, BTSA—a (chiefly of paddy) ripening in the rainy season or In autumn , (loos) ripening or growing early eigm—var of UMN wretr—var of ost aret—n a whirlpool erewa—(l) » (chiefly facet) to pronounce or recite (usu repeated- ly) (2) n (repeated) pronouncement or recitation @ieei—n (rare) shade, sunshade , care, guardianship, custody, con- trol, reach, jurisdiction , purview Bleyei—n a sound, noise , voice. @reniige—n a small window in the upper part of the wall, (cp) a bay- window, (cp) a skylight.\ BSeIS VTS, VISAs—n a woman, one’s wife wpeam—yv (of boils etc) to swell and become painful, to imflame |qreea—arch form of aia BATT, MeaAK—n. fruit-trees and other immovable property, offspring, progeny USA, BSA—n a large holding of and held in fee under a land- owner, (cp ) a flef ‘ aah, ais, are, eaTa—ale spell ’s of Bred, ets, ae7, wUeAT Tespectively aubts—a of a part or parts or a share or shares, partial , incomplete, some @ls—emphatic form of > wi—int expressing dismay, pain, etc wiet—corrup of abt @ig—n a mark or line, (anth & alg) a problem, a sum ais wav todoasum i @i—v to drawa line , to scratch aleo—n a hook, a tendnl, a mng uleeratete—n act of holding fast as in an embrace, grappling wiremM—y to grapple (doggedly) , to embrace (tightly) , to grasp, to gripe wleis—n any hook-shaped object or sign, any of such signs affixed to alphabetical letters: @ieq—n act or Manner of paint- ing , a painted picture waisht—n a pole witha hook fixed to one of its ends, used for plucking’ fruits, flowers, etc or for purposes ala—l) v to draw, to trace, to paint , to mark; to wnite , enbe, other to des- 958 alpen drawing or tracing or painting or marking or writing or descmbing or delineating (3) @ drawn, traced, painted, marked , written , deserib- ed, delineated wis—v to cause to draw or trace or paint or mark or write or describe or delineate Ul#I- digi—a zigzag, winding , tortuous, serpentine aigaig, aigaig—n fidger wignig sa—v to fidget. aight —var of Bisht @iy—poct corrup of Bite @ieg—n a letter of the alphabet gify—n an eye Uilwet—n tear. alfa ami—r to ogle, to wink or blink (at) uify-7me—n an eyelid ais—n the ignited state of an oven, ignition, degree of igni- tion, heat, glow, surmise, guess, conjecture, a hint, anticipation, a presage ib @3i—y to ignite, to take fire ais sal—v to surmise, to gense, to guess, to conjecture, to anticipate ais real—r_ to ignite, to enkindle, to set on fire, to hint, to presage @i5 a4i—v to take fire, to ignite aib aTem—v to get a hint (of) eis avm—v to be affected with slight stress or burden (of) @iss—n an instance of scraping or digging with the finger-nails or claws, a scratch , a thin mark or line, (fig) a cursory or shght examination or effort (AF Ging EX eu) as @ists—upon a cursory or slight examination ‘ afoe-aisis—n act of mutual scratching with finger-nails or claws m a fight ateud—(I) v to scratch or dig to delineate (2) » act af | with finger-nails or claws , to comb(hair) (2) @ scratched or dug with the finger-nails or claws, combed, kempt aibt—poet. corrup of atbet atbet—n an expanse of a part or an end of a loin-cloth (esp one worn by women) @ipa-aal—a (said of a man) very obedient to women or to one’s wife, (of a boy) very much dependent on mother @ioeT —n an ornamented border of a woman’s loin-cloth Sin to surmise, to sense, to guess, to conjecture , to anticipate afor—» to wash one’s mouth esp by rinsing after a meal 4 wince feat c@B—there’s many a ship betwixt the cup and the lip aitvat—n a wart, a mole, a blotch uisenm—n a sty,a stye, a very small-shaped lizard akin to the iguana wisen, aleer—n palnis of one’s hands cupped together , the amount that a cup thus contains, a handful atl) on tightness, tension , compactness ( $43 SIG), restraint, reserve ( Wtq Ste) (2) @ tight, close-fitting , tense attge, sitgn, ultgion, attgo— a. childless fem. aisgel wisqood pl bastard son fem walseut ultin—var of ufjia ' aiti—(l) v to fasten tightly, to tighten, to wear, to put on “(Af SHB), to bole (waEtE Fie Bi). to fix (3% Bi), to affix (ater BRB Sib, to shut, to close (wae SNE, corrict BNB1), to (be able to) contain or hold, to have capacity or room for (qafere ay So utieonty Siti), to contend with (usu equa- lly), to be equal to, to contrive (af STB) (2) @ closed, shut atireatit, efibati8—n excessive tightness , excessive strictness or uigour, firmness, higgling, excess- ive attention to (usu one’s own) interests ( fits CATT SPATE) Git —v to cause or force to contain or hold @iley—n a bundle @ifea—n a stone of a fruit qrara Bory Tes Giv—the last straw (that breaks the camel's back) ualfeaitt—see isl aigia—n tightness, tension , tight fastening or’ fixation , strictness, rigour , (of speech etc ) compactness wigaig—(1) n effort in spite of in- capability, fumbling (2) ady fum- blingly aitei—a tight , close-fitting wis—n intestines, entrails , cat- gut, vital or inmost part ( ¥fts a att), one’s secret imtention or design or mental disposition (ts arn) ales © aem—to make a homethrust , to cut to the quick wisem—rv to feel sudden alarm, to startle ufos eh—same as aise ateetiq—n startle utsis—n entrails, intestines ators—n entente wige—n a lying-in room, a Jabour- room ( SfyU-74#), confinement of a woman at childbirth ala-corry—n (facet & derog) an Indian Christian ludicrously imi- tating the Europeans in his daily life aifteniz—n pl loopholes , tncks and stratagems , (sing) due arrange- ment, order, system.oiers Dae wet wiaa—(l) n darkness, gloom, absence of light. (2)@ dark, gloomy, deprived of light ula way afte —an object of precious hope and consolation amidst utter misery, silver-lning 3Agq wiet}—extreme sorrow or dejection aig—n stormy wind, strong wind; a storm,a danger, mental suffenng, agony , a cause of disturb- ing something (“qq Stztats Sith’ ) atienig—var of Uitenty @ia—dial corrup of a wigg, wieZsi—n: a brother’s or sister's mother-in-law ari—n fibre , (any of the) scales as of .a fish; (any) thm mem- branous excrescence on some in- sects, seeds, fruits, etc, nap of cloth , grain of wood , {any of the) thread-bke membranes m some fruits > wemé—a smelling of scales of fish , smelling of fish , (fig ) filthy gitet—n a kind of small fruit having similanty to hitch. wra—(l) v. to harden by boiling in liquefied sugar, molasses, treacle, etc (2) @ thus boiled @Zeri—a fibrous ate—il) n any article of non- vegetarian food such as fish or meat. (2) a used in cutting or dressing or cooking articles of non- vegetarian food (teap) ate—a smelling of fish or meat. wtsigg—n. a fixed place for depo- sitting household and other rubbish, a dump, a dustbin Ularerey TSI ai *rs—any large tree-leaf used for a dinner-plate and then thrown into the dustbin, (fg) an ignoble or base person Uleuer 71S FAAS vat tq A—an ignoble person can never continue in anoble company eyre—dial. corrup. of GY STB, aeite—a. wasteful, squ- andenng, prodigal Srep-aejo—n mutual envy or jealousy , unhealthy competition WISE, weesq—adv. frequently, every now and then, often ; always. wmers—adv. (filling) up to one’s throat, (fig) almost completely (aes fafss) wi ars fafa &eq—to be over head and ears in debt. - aresi—coll var of Bsa ureia—var of uri wiey—n a kind of tree, the sun- plant ; the swallow wort. ureina, Ureieri—a greyish, of | light ash-colour wes, areai—a of Emperor Akbar or his reign Bey, UE TI—n a slight tremb- ling or thnll or throbbing or vibra- tion. arerats, eBrery—a. trembling or throbbing or vibrating slightly wei—n a mine, a quarry, a source or origin , a store or reperto- ry. Bletxs—(I) a. of mines, mineral, (2) a mineral ore Beaiq—a of mines, mineral. wreq*—adv. (stretched or drawn) uptothe ear uefeigs—a (of a stung of a bow) drawn up to the ear of the shooter whilst taking the am. S—a. (of one’s eyes} stretched up to ears. wrey—n. attraction; pull, any object by which something 15 drawn or pulled, magnet , a tendril-wave, aeies, oreei—(l) a. that which attracts or draws or pulls , (2) n lodestone. eraa4—n, attraction, pull, af- fection, love. @Teatt—a attracting areins, areat—see area’ @iett—n calculation, (accts) credit @eeaTgie—n credit balance areati—n a letter of credit. wmeity—var. of UPRIT wrizre—a sudden, unexpected ureivi—a (of mice etc} unhusked , not thoroughly husked , unrefined arersiq—a desirable, worthy of being desired or wished for alerer|—n adesire,a wish, (gr) necessity fora word to complete a sentence Bip PAl—vy to desire, to wish wratisse—a desired , wished for ara }—a. desirous, wishing for fem araterat Ble y—var of STS UR .—a downnght, out-and-out, thorough (=e 44) , foolsh (ateté cats) Brw—a uncut eRe eeI— rough diamond BAS, Wet—n mferor or worth- less timber Ulery —a unsbaved, (rare) un- earned (atetata =f) GIe;—n shape, form, figure, appearance UBIFAz—n the vowel wf or its sound , addition of the vowel-sound lor the vowel itself to conso- nants urenies—n gestures and pos- tures Bret —a (of words) ending with the vowel orthe vowel-soundeil 334 6 OleH-2ea—n appearance and bearing ereitae—n a summons bailiff wrermt—n famine, scarcity, hard times wreies—a grown or mpened out of season, untimely, short-hved, transient aierti—n the sky, the firma- ment, the heavens IPT (ace *wI—(fig) to drop from the blue , to be struck with amazement or to feign to be so struck. Oleet Gseii—» to extol im disingenuous advertisement, to puff, to deify or elate, to flatter with false praise. GWeriyPy{—n a vision- ary project, a day-dream, fool’s paradise GME AN Fa—(fig ) to build castlesin the arr WrerstI— n the milky way, the Galaxy qrert- ba—a laving or moving in the sky or ether, aerial, ethereal, aery , celestial. areriisa—n a picture or photograph of the sky or any part of it. @rergal—a sky-scraping, sky-kissing , very lofty @rMarE3t apial—a sky-scraper GTSrrats—a born or grownin the sky or ether, aerial, ethereal, aery celestial Srar-ory—n (radio )anaenal wrery- witt—same as SEPA UTEP n the canvas or the expanse of the sky @leristq—n an air-route, an ethereal route. BISrrreri—(l) adv. everywhere , from heavens to the underworld , everywhere , including everything (2) a.m a large degree, maximum, extreme (@tepitote oSeH) «=: ATSEPIMST «= UTI—to be wormed with numberless puzzling thoughts crowding pell-mell imtoenter 7 SON SR one’s mind BPE Tie A *1eg1—to be at aloss to think out wrereaniai—n a light suspended from the top ofa pole set up every evening by the Hindus during the month of Kartik (wifes) im reve- rence to their deceased forefathers or gods Bamang—n the border of the sky , the skyline , the horizon arerraiti—n a celestial voice, a supernatural or divine voice from the sky, an oracle, radio broad- cast, radio OWepmywa—n the (whole) expanse of the heavens, the sky, the firmament, the celestial sphere , the atmosphere |rernmra— n an aircraft, an aeroplane, an atr- ship , a balloon wrerrg, waMtge— @ of or in the sky, ethereal, aerial, heavenly, celestial , divine. aitega—n indigence, utter pover- ty ,humble prayer or desire, crav- ing , zeal, earnestness , endeavour, effort arett—a strewn, bestrewn, sca- ttered, bespattered wlgea—n shght contraction or shtivelling or wrinkle or curl or contortion . argive—a slightly contracted or shrivelled or wrinkled or curled or contorted urgts, agis—n ardour, fervidity, a fervent prayer, eager solicitation , entreaty Uiga—a extremely distressed or anxious or worned or uneasy, at- dent, fervent, eager, nonplussed , overflowing atoi—n extreme distress or anxiety or worry, arden- cy, fervidity, eagerness , nonplus , overflow 7 aieti—y (poet) to become or make distressed ot anxious or woftt- ed or eager or nonplussed or over- flowing ergia—imperf form of gen wrgitts—a struck with extreme distress or anxtety or perplexity ugiatasta—)n extreme distress or anxiety or worry , ardency, fervi- dity, eagerness, (2) ady very anx- 1ously or worriedly , ardently, fer- vently, eagerly Brgattpe—a worned or perplexed, overflowed wigis—n appearance, shape, form fefevs—a pertarning to appearance or shape or form , for- mal, outward wipis-spis—n appe- arance and nature, demeanour, bearing arpietahrt—a having a specific shape, shaped wrgs—a attracted , charmed, en- ticed , drawn, pulled , (rare) plough- ed, tilled areaati—a that which 1s being attracted or dtawn or pulled wueai—n understanding, intelli- gence, wit , commonsense faculty of judgment, considerateness Witel- —n nonplus, bewilderment, confusion GET GT Zem—to be struck with bewilderment or con- fusion, to be nonplussed CRAKS —n the wisdom-tooth UleRmte—e. considerate , wise. UItaRI-cremat—2 the penalty paid or the loss suffered on account of folly wirj—n a forcible passage, ™- road, prowess, invasion , defeat, Tise, appearance wiryi—n an attack , an invasion, Vaninroad eq Sai—y to attacUIFI do STi > toinvade, to fall upon wirAtta— a that which can be or is to beat- tacked or invaded @lzl—a high in price, dear, costly wee—a attacked , invaded , op- pressed (c{{t# ete) , affected. erari—n a grudge, malice , an- ger, wrath GtePraet—ady owing to malice or grudge Ulst—a extremely tired or fati- gued : aratae—a relating to a letter or letters of the alphabet literal , ac- curately faithful, to the letter (aprfae eyate) witpy—a cast, flung, scattered , affected with convulsion (usu phy- sical), agitated with sorrow, ex- tremely aggneved or distressed @icsaA—n convulsion (esp muscu- lar), fits , grief, sorrow , lamentation areaie—n the walnut wri—n_ the sugarcane. area —var of UPA Wawi—n a gymnasium , a place or institution where persons assem- ble to practise anything esp music, play-acting, etc , a place where the Vaishnavas assemble for xeligious worship , (facet) a club or society , (dero) a haunt of vice, a den Brawe—n dramatic rehearsal wraye- “in the headman or the keeper of a place where the Vaishnavas assemble for religious worship wfa—n stew esp of meat erras—n the walnut Gryi—n an oven, a stove, hearth, fire-place , a @earq—n (vul) tall and thick as a pillar . aiii—var Set Sb of TCT wrnit—n capricious and obsti- nate insistence or demand (as of a child) @rage—a capriciously and obstinately insisting or demanding areas, weatey—n a hunter (esp by profession or birth) aeri—n consequence, the fu- ture, the end, termination wIryat— a last , terminal , concluding wIearent—a not open, shut, closed, fastened, tied : ™wrgi—n an appellation, a name, a title, a ‘designation , 2 denomina- tion |rRirts—a named, called, en- titled, designated , denominated, spoken, mentioned, said, known, renowned, celebrated Urayfyj—n his- tory, alegend , a tale (esp historical or legendary), a narrative , a story, afable , narration , naming , act of designating or denominating ‘erenta- FR—n atheme BWepywi—n a title- page (of a book) wramye—n a narrator , a story-teller wrantyai—n a tale, a story, a narrative wieai—a_ having a specific appe- Nation, named, entitled, designated, denominated , to be narrated wra—(l) n the forepart (2)a fore- most , topmost @eleI—n the top- most branch of a tree SUmsTq—n. the frontdoor of a house, an out- house wit71T%—adv before and af- ter, pros and cons @IaGl—a offi- cious, forward Bt WeI—v to step forward, to march forward @aS—n an unfixed door usually made of straw, bamboo, wattles etc , a hurdle _ TSAI rapid and idle 7 L fal, chatter GMIGTATMET Wy ta chatterBITS =@ets—a, one who or that which has come, arrived wIteey—a about to amve shortly , immanent, impending wurga—(i)n a visitor, a guest, a caller, a newcomer, a stranger (2) a adventitious wtt—n the esoteric scriptures of the Hindus (viz CH, ©, etc) , ar- nival, coming (47114) , come, ear- ming (aatty, Zt , (bio) an mhal- ing organ, an inhalant , (gr) insertion ofan extra letter or syllable in the middle of a derivative word, (phil) any of the sources of knowledge , (comm) import UVty- fae4—n mcoming or inward regis- ter. wm-fang—n the controller ofimports einq-aten-fretge—n the umport trade controller @isq=yrqG— n import duty “El —n coming , arrival wmat —{I) n any of the songs about the coming of Uma (89), Shiva's (fia) wife, to her father’s house as told in the Hindu legend (2) relating to coming or arrival SIntTs—a imported eiaei—n adoor, a bolt for the door, un unfixed door usu made of wattles, straw, bamboo, etc , a hurdle , a barrier ‘ SIANy—a uncovered, bare, un- bolted, unfastened , open. MRM. BRI—y to restrain , to guard , to keep watch over , to ma- nage or protect (4™ifs aystaita) erate ,—imperf. form of VAT g uiafig—n (obs) a house, a store, arepertory (‘4faa tafe) SRO Bt BMN,—n top (tet att), tp (aR APT), end, extremity (alfa sat) QTa—n a title of honour applied to a Musalman esp an Afgan uarma«arei—adv from beginning to end, alpha and omega, from head to foot aitgi—n weed wimi—v to proceed, to go for- ward, to go ahead , to progress munis, wmeT—adv from head to foot, cap-4-pie gumi—(l) a advance (2) adv. in advance ainis—a mcoming grrt—a that whichis to come or happen in future, future, coming, next. aita—n ahouse,aroom ,a store, (rare) a container wrirmey—n a respectful term for addressing a Moslem esp an Afgan aita—n (obs & poet ) fire aitsen—e. (obs & poet ) situated in the front eriz—(l) n the first, the beginning the past; advance. (2) a@ first, pre- ceding, advance, forward (3) adv first of al wiage—ady at first, in the past Umma, winfora—ady. from beginning to end, alpha and omega, the past and the future TIA, TitasI—v to hesi- tate UMEAwi—same as STATE, (see at) Seg, Be, eTAR—2 going or coming forward, advancing , For words in G- and GF-, not given separately, see Blt and Ut respectivelyproceeding, leading Brat a STAT RBY—v to go or come forward, to advance , to proceed , to take the lead. erya—n fire ena et a aT—y to take or catch fire Ona 4a a aT4—v to set fire to BA RsM—vy to become inflamed, (fig) to be he- ated or enraged some UIA—( fig ) extremely unfortunate, wretched, ex- tremely scarce (3{te7 erty Bhert) (one BaA—intolerable hunger (Sta) A BAG —(in imprecation ) May the Devil take (him) atfsen eteqq—bur- ning with tage aunia—n (obs & poet ) fire wtai—n a lowly Hindu caste arrieie—ady as far as the ankle wunta—var of Ursttety wmat—adv at first, in the begin- ning, in the past, im front , before wraety—a of the beginning, of the Past, former, of the front , prece- ding |t-et—ady continuously or always 1n front BUstve—ady in front and at the back, before and after, BUt-911R Pa—v to hesitate arreri—ady first ofall, at first, in advance um—a of fire, impregnated with fire , emiting or producing fire , Produced by fire igneous, fiery areata, eramatye—n a volcano aie uremfaiz—an active volcano 5S aumtata—an extinct volcano Bs aremiaig—a dormant volcano oraatatar BAsets—volcanic erup- tion unsmtsiay ayy—a crater BMI 2S, UemPten—n , igneous rock arwara—n fire-arm(s) bes ae wag—n eagerness ; zeal, earnest- ness, mntentness, an intent desire ; an inclination , wistfulness Ulag- ferq—n. excessive eagerness or zeal or affection or wistfulness maiaS —a eager, zealous , intent , intently desirous, inclined (to), wistful SIA, UTTI—n an unused or im- proper place (usu. on a river-bank} for landing, mooring, bathing etc. wrmrse—n a blow, a stroke, a hit, a shock , a wound, an injury; act of beating UMtet—a in one who or that which deals a blow or strikes or hits or gives a shock or wounds or injures or beats UMTeA— n act of dealing a blow or striking or hitting or giving a shock or wounding. or injuring or beating wBiyteIR—a malleable GINS Fi—v to deal a blow, to stnke, to hit, to give a shock to shock, to wound, to injure , £0 beat SIRTS AIA—v to receive of sus- tain a blow, to be struck or hit, to receive or sustain a shock, to be shocked , to be wounded‘or rorured , tol be-beaten wmra—n act of being turned or rolled or whitled’round we,fao—a- turned , whirled round , rolling @rati—n act of smelling or smifi- ing wargts—a smelled wreti, orefe, Urer, Gren, aTeAN, enfem, Be, Ste~et—alt spell’s of SRO, SUAS, SA, AA, SAN, ST, Ulead and Ure respectively ‘wqert—poet. corrup of Uy @ea—n cinder, charcoal , (esp burnt) , burnt wood coal For word? in &fe-, not given separately, see UIeaters SRR BmCETe wifxs—(l) a relating to the body or a limb or limbs, produced or done by the body, done or ‘executed or acted by gestures and postures (2)n gestures and postures as parts of dramatic acting, dramatic motion , form, stnicture , (inc.) attistry @ileal—n a courtyard,’ compound Sert—n a woman’s bodice SRa—n grape. URA-Ce—n a vineyard, grapery PyA-NR, GATS] —n vine URA-qa—n grape-juice Grn. a finger or a toe QIey Ulesi—a finger MG UNMAMT—a toe Qherq ware eI—the thumb mI TS) wr —the great toe. {wot RS GT —-the little finger GRAeiorTa—y to point with fingers 4,051 GIR CTR to deceive, to disappoint. GR Bl eATIe—a sudden mse to wealth of power or importance , state of be- ingan upstart BERT te—a knuckle. SRRTIGI—n whitlow. wyrcets—n a ring for the toe. Bleeri—n a kind of Muslim long coat or gown for men Bleea—a slightly stirred up or , agitated or excited ~ gieuei—ady suddenly , unexpec- tedly, unawares , causing surprise Bipr—n act of washing one’s mouth and hands (esp after meals formal punfication of one’s body with water before religious worship as prescribed im the Hindu scriptures Sw F41—v. to mnse and wash @eMta—n water for such washing Or putification - epi aye—ady suddenly , unexpec- tedly , unawares . Surprisingly ‘Uiba—n Conduct, behaviour , dea- ding,treatinent, practice, observance Boa FI—v to behave, to deal with), to act ( towards), to practise. SIba- tq—a fit for use., that which ts to be practised or observed wipits—a practised, observed, followed, obeyed , treated , habitual. Siei—a uncultivated, unplou- ghed : 7 Bioreai—a very strange, queer, queerly shaped @wM;—n sauce, pickle. Wor weta—pickled slices of mango ~ @ie:—n religious or scriptural tules or prescriptions, rites , obser~ vance of these rules and prescrip tions , conduct, behaviour , custom, practice (c7ifsTt ) , good manners or conduct @IpTata’s, BIER 7ArM, BIT- @a—a. observant of religious or scriptural rules and prescriptions, well-mannered, observant of the rules of conduct. sprites ahe—a nitualist. wipriayye—a contrary to custom or practice BIsaayael4, Ta- fepr—n established custom and practices, conduct and behaviour wisrrss¢—a one who has failed to observe or does not observe pres- cribed religious or scriptural utes airi—same as SorRiars BER a not observing religious or scrip- tufal rites , impious srpr—n one who teaches the Vedas, ascriptural teacher, a teacher, , atutor fem =eraf—a woman teacher of the Vedas or scriptures , a woman teacher,a tutoress fem worfat— the wife of an acharya (@t5t4) arern—a (of wheat, rice, pulses, etc) unsifted wret—a uncultivated, unplou- hed, fallow‘ate—a covered, overcast, con- cealed, pervaded, comatose, over- whelmed , dumbfounded. argi—(t) mt well; yes, fine, that's right (2) a good, excellent; (iron ) fine ( Steel aa) , perfect ( ate 14) (3) adv. thoroughly (usu. TRIS ) Big —var of SERA arMgng¢—a @n that which or one who covers or roofs or conceals Urgmq—n act of ‘covering or Toofing or clothmg or concealing ; a covering or roofing, a cover, a lid, clothing, garment, clothes. rant, argr—a that which is to be covered or roofed or clothed or concealed wpaitts—a covered, roo- fed, clothed , concealed UIRITS, UNAII—see BIA | BR—v. (2nd pér.) are @leel—n a spell of sprinkling. BrEm-areig—n act of throwing continuously to the ground with force, mutual knocking to the ground asin wrestling BReI—v to throw or dash to the ground violently aetsi—a unstrained, unfiltrated areiei—a_unhusked ( Btetdi bla), uncut (Btaibiga ai cita) UeIe—n a throw or fall to the fround with force IRIS Yey—v to fall to the ground with force , to tumble USTs SM, UTES AAI—Y to throw or fling to the ground vio- Jently mig—y» (sing) am ; (pl) are. maigy—y Ist per (sing) was, (pl) were Siga—v 3rd_per (sing) was , (pl) were eniaei—v. 2nd per were OMe, UeI—v 3rd. per (sing) is, (pl) are. ergiet—a unskinned, unscraped wrer—(l) adv to-day , at present, now. (2) n to-day, this day , the pre- sent time. Oe, ( coll ) Becrq—a of to-day to-day’s, of the present time eet frst—to-day , nowa- days wierstet—ady at present, now- adays US FI—v. to procra- stinate @lers—ady to-day. Uy q Pie1—procrastination Ger qh Fey -~shortly in future erent, arerii—a incredible and umposstble , queer ; fantastic, cock and-bull arerig—var of aren. wrera—ady Ba since one’s birth, eversince one’s birth Ueragrea—adv. during the whole of one’s life, for life. aleq—a queer, strange, wonder- inspiring Up @rG—a strange or queer incident. G4 G1—a wonder- Jand @req %fam—the strange world @ier—n the father of one’s mo- ther wrsts—var of Bare wrem—a free, independent Goh feq—Free India eee eR colG— Free Indian Army utatt, aemt—n. freedom, independence: Maa—n * official an call to Mushms to attend prayer-mecting iInamosque WS GHem—yv to anno- unce this call formally areary—ady down to the knees. aIEreS—a reaching down to the knees METMAPASTG—a pos- sessing arms that are long enouth to Teach down to the knees,water 9k8 ore ns eie—var of Us. wei, aem—fem of UA wast—ady Ga throughout the whole of one’s life, for life, till death Urey —obs poet form of er areai—var of Ga warcma—(l) » to sow, to plant @ja sown, planted waralg—n an order, a decree arai—(l) n an order , a command ; a decree, an injunction, permission (2) int indicating response, willing- ness, consent, etc (whilst talking to superiors), yes sit, ight sir Oa] Sai— v to order, to command, to permit ich crem—v to give an order or command or permission UReat— a &n one who orders or commands or permits; one who carmes out or obeys an order or command fem aerate Gere gem—v to carry out or obey an order or command arenma—ady, in obedience to or in accordance with an order, ates, UIEMAsi—a servient , subordinate, bound to carry out one’s orders, subject to one’s orders, obedient oe sieei—n subordination, sub- jection, obedience Wremgaral, WeA- apiks—same as MIST. UETI—a @ nr. one who orders or commands arg—n awnt of command, a written order; a permit. aera— n act of ordering or commanding wmmg—a (alsor ) one who cares out or obeys an order or commrind ; servient or subordinate (person) EIEITTA—n act of carry~ inf out or complying with an order . obedience. wtgnitz—a ordered, com- rerded. eqmmm@m—same as uremia. Uletfe—same as URI. UIT —n act of disobeying an order. gratait—same as WIA. BATT —n. a writ Be—int indicating a polite response, acknowledgment, inquiry, etc. (whilst talking to superiors), yes, sir, what is your pleasure, sir? @ WIt#—as you please, sir wej—n ghee as offered in reli- gious sacrifice greiei—a not pungent, not mixed with capsicums or chillis urefete—a. local , regional olaia—n a sty or stye on the eyelid, a small lizard akin to the iguana. aigi—n the imterm period bet- ween the delivery of a child and the next conception. wWeti—n execution, performance, supply (Bieta Staty), arrangement, provision, (inc. ) income and expen- diture. Sees, eania—var 's of area. Olas, Mean an association, a society, a club, a meeting ab—a Gn eight wé2, ape—(l) n the eighth day of a month, (2) a. (of the days of a month) eighth. wre- SURE, uTbtelee—n the ceremony of distmbuting eight kinds of fried snacks on the esghth day of a child’s birth wear e1—v. to break or tear into pieces Ubi ReM—y to be beside oneself ( with joy) waiesiat— a Gn forty-eight. enésmn—n a that- ched room with eight roofs and no wall Gbim—a Gn thirty-eight. urborer, (dial ) awem—n di adv whole day and might. wtzata—a- ‘worn or used ordinarily , (fig ) com-wre SRE monplace, hackneyed. wIeaig—a & n sixty-eight. aee—(1) n a bar, obstruction, hindrance ; detention, confinement , restraint. (2) a confined, detained, impnsoned , enclosed. wise Fql—v to obstruct or confine or detain Bes ww FW ReN—vy to become obstructed or confined or detained. ase ]—a détenu wresentera, (coll) wreeenI—a ex- tremely unfortunate. fem wrest eal) on obstruction, hin- drance,a bar (2) a confined,enclosed, obstructed. wWiee-ete[e—n restric- tion, stricture eee] AZI—v to be detained or confined or obstructed wieerA—(l) »v to confine , to obs- | truct, to impede, to restrain, to check, to prevent, to detain, to imprison, to fix (CHET Cas atd- it) (2) @ confined; obstructed, impeded , restrained, checked , pre- vented , detained , affixed Ure, BeieI—n a fixed quantity of food offered daily to Jagannath at Pun and then distributed amongst his votanes qe at—v to con- tnbute such an amount of money to the temple of Jagannath at Pun as will be sufficient to provide food for one votary SETS —n all sides , ins and outs mba stq—y to arrange for safe- Buarding all sides alters, eiai—a everything , very clever Bly—var of GT yn coarse flour, meal =e Sl—» to knead flour efficient in QT, aer—a Gn twenty-eight Bree1—(I) n the twenty-eighth day of a month, (2) a (of the days of a month) twenty-eighth , (of a child) born in the eighth month of concep- tion, very weak, ncketty arrey—a din seventy-eight wreqa—a Gn ninety-eight wta—a Gn fifty-eight wrérar—var_ of Sart TPA, BEI —see BITE wit—var of aiid; wigZ—coll corrap of GbE (see STB) @isi—n any glutinous or adhesive or viscid substance, gum, glue, paste gia—a Gn eighteen BRe—(I) n the eighteenth day of a month, (2) a (of the days of a month) eigh- teenth OSM AIG A714—antolerable procrastination weisri—a glutinous, viscid, gluey, adhesive, sticky , clayey ( at5te a8) eiis—var of Site, @IS;—n a device or a thing that intercepts the view, a screen, a cover, a position or place which 1s inter- cepted from the view, a hiding, con- cealment. BSy—n a kind of salt-water fish. @TS_—a other, opposite (tts) Bw s—n width, breadth , (in utte- ance) a stutterer, uneasiness , a hori- zontal pole suspended from the ceil- ~ ing etc, of a room for hanging clo- thes, a perch for birds TG CrA—v to remove stutter from utterance n a cross-beam Uee-fey— adv length and breadth. Gre-RAwe —ady up-and-domg, with might and mam , with full force. For words 1n Ufé-, not given separately, see aeae aTS;—a squint, oblique (Sle oT), half (ate7itte) BIS SrAI—v to straigh- ten BIE xemN—v to Le down obli- quely , to rechne Breet sefa—a sidelong Iook. QTERTSl, SICA —n act of straightening one’s body and removing mertia. Beai—n a kind of flute usu made of bamboo or reed wrsenma—ady crosswise, obli- quely wrR—alt. spell of Sex UIeaié, UTeTis,—n a recruiter ,a pilot a Weaver's shuttle eqerei—n a measure of Indian music uez—n a central market-place, a wholesale market, a storchouse, an entrepot , a fair @reyyel—n a place on the river;bank for getting inco or alighting from a boat wnex- wii—a (of mee etc.) imperfectly hushed UTSe-e—n the washing and bleaching of clothes wTec—n a warchouse or godown of a wholesale dealer , an entrepot, a sterchouse, a depot. Uleoay—n the owner or keeper of a ware- houre a wholesale merchant. aree- vija—n wholesale business; the commusston of a wholesale merchant. wrexai—n pomp, eclat, splendour, pompous display, roar of clouds round of war-trumpet, pride, vanity wmee—a benumbed . ner, eTs,-—n form, shape , mould ; size, type. STE at meisure of (+ abnut 2 maunds) Wete-mn a river-bank, a cross- team; a honzontal pole suspended grains Ske wet | from the ceiling etc. of a room for hanging clothes and other things arerate—(l) adv. Erosswise , ac- ross , diagonally (2) mutual ill-fee- ling or rivalry @neiz—a & n.two and a half times wrersei—n a measure of Indian music. @qrerii—n an Indian musical mode. aes, aert—n a large umbrel~ la , a large fan. ISAT] —see UGe wieri—n a device or a thing that Intercepts the view, a screen, a cover ; a position or place intercept- ed from the view , hiding, canceal- Ment. UI FqI—v. to put out of view > to hide,“to conceal. Gert Rem—v to go out of view, to go behind the screen, to go in hiding, to hide. .e eitey—var of Ga. - wiie.—n a hiding, concealment ; termination of friendship , quarrel , envy, malice, grudge , rivalry ; obsti- nacy. BiG oem—v. to termmate friendship with , to be obstinate in one’s resolution. SUG Tel, BG AT —yv to go in hiding for overhearing, toeavesdrop - ene-facea, UKE AMS—see Uwe. @rei—n. a dwelling-place, a habi- tat, a haunt, a (fixed or perma- nent) meeting-place, a rendezvous, a place or institution for practising anything (Iw Biel), a club, a company of idle talkers, thew meet- ing-place or talk, a place for assemblage, a station or stand (nfs Urs) aE stE—v. to take For words tn UTé-, not given Separately, see Ute and BtSeST Ska - art up abode (usu permanently ) to settle BIS CSM, UB Fai— v to jon in an assembly of idle talkers , to indulge in idle talk with others @roaai—n the keeper or the chief person of a club, a regu- lac club-goex, GreTaier—a fond of indulging 1n idle talk with others or of haunting clubs where such talk is indulged in @ersl—a uncovered @j—a wealthy, rich, affluent, in possession of, mch,in (¢atby} arta, at¢s—-a molecular , (inc) atomic &Tafq cat—(inc } an atom bomb arena tete—a MICTOsCcopic @rGl—n an egg Birerergi—n (facet or dero) one’s all children collectively, kiddies aniwer, areeta—(l) a very weal- thy (2)n a heap, a bundle wrvlq—a full of eggs, having eggs , oviparous @lSs—n terror, great fear, dread , panic BIS SIs, MST e—a terrified , panic-stricken , panicky @leG—a spread out, extended, stretched out arsert—() a one who assails , one whois about to kill (2) n an assailant @toeitwel—n act of assail~ ing Bsn sunshine, sunlight, the sun 8S pit—rice obtained by sunning paddy and not by botling it BTSwi—n a sunshade, an um- brella, a parasol wre"Wwe—a sun- burnt . BReY—a very hot ern attar, otto wreaA—n - @ container for otto, an otto-pot. are, GeA—n fire, heat. erox- ate,—n fire-works |e sp—n flint-glass, burning-glass @Tei—n custard-apple ~ grersq—n distress, “misery , dan- ger erew—a slightly copper-colour- ed, slightly dull red wpattcrretia—ady everywhere, all about. @ltee—a slightly bitter ‘ alfecaa—a hospitable =wieaqul —n, hospitality , hospitableness @iteyj—n hospitality , that with which a host entertains a guest sitooset, wiisaratea—n accep- tance of one’s hospitality as a guest. ater am aq, ates whe en v to become a guest (of) aiiowti—n state of being over- much or toO many, excess, too much abundance or inten- sity arga—(l) @ sick, afflicted, dis- tressed, agomized (2) n a lying-in room (also BIgaet) UBrgarway—n a refuge for the sick and the distress- ed ergra faa alfe—necessity knows no law @ife—n display of kindredship or affection areievi—n (esp im bio) assimi- lation wara—a own, belonging to or related to one’s own self BIS-—pfx self-, by or of one’s own self, mutual, etc BrMageag—n internal discord ; domestic discord, civil strife @ra- we—a done or performed by one’s own self wraHe—a kept to one’s own self , aside , absorbed in one’s own self, self-possessed areaoa preoccupied with self-interest , self- interested UTIstam—same as ara. orrae—dial corrup of BM- aaa arata—n self-conceit, vanity samerti—a self-conceited ASNT —n concealment or disguise ofone’s own self or identity UREN FA— y to goin hiding, to hide, to con- ceal one’s own identity aracataa— —n self-glorification , self-conceit , self-praise @rmta—n self-reproach, remorse UMeTs—n suicide Pl- “aet—a_one_~who kulls himself, self-lalling, suicidal fem wramitert smiipei—n meditation about at- man or God , spimtual meditation , thinking about one’s own interest or welfare wTy—n ason fem UREN —a daughter GMR—a possessing self-knowledge , possessing spiritual or metaphysical knowledge or wis- dom @Mealq—n spintual or meta- physical knowledge or wisdom , ara@ri—() a im possession of spi- ritual or metaphysical knowledge , (2) n a spiritualist, a metaphysi- cian. UTS_—n spiritual or meta- physical knowledge Uruga—a am possession of spiritual or me- taphysical knowledge UMag's, US g8—a © self-complacent SRIgIs, aragte—n self-complacency, self- content @Mpat—a like one’s own self, selflike fem Urge STHSTT —n self-abnegation, self-denial , self-sacrifice. UTI t—a_self-deny- ang , self-sacrificing wTwyali—n res- cue or salvation of one’s own self upma—n self-restraint, self-con- trol wrapya—n self-examination, introspection , self-realization 4P- wfei—n practice or capacity “of SRY self-examination or introspection or self-realization i—a_ self-ex- amining , introspecting , self-reali- ang BMta—n self-sacrifice GMA —n one’s own fault URRATa-7ArM —n act of clearing oneself of a charge, act of justifying one’s own conduct, clean-up of one’s own self erarcag—n self-torment, self- torture, internal discord apace — (1) a, self-tormenting, self-torturing, indulging in or involved in internal strife , (2) n aself-tormentor, @ self- torturer , one who indulges in ot 1s involved im internal strife fem araatent aratearm—n self-condem- nation, self-accusation. (— n act of offering one's own self, self- dedication , self-sacrifice —n. self-control , self-government, self-discipline earaiacaai—n act of engaging one’s own self, self-ap- pointment. urafafai—n self-deter- mination wrafasa—(I) n self-help, self-reliance , (2)a@ working for one- self independent of external aid, self- reliant, self-supporting ia devoted to God or atman, devout, self-devoted , subjective , untrospec” tive —n devotion to God of atman , devoutness , self-devotion , subjectivity , introspection THANE —n (Sans gr) a mode of conjugating verbs QAM I—a of or in oF ac cording to this mode SRA one’s own side or party or team or supporters or people etc TANT aaaa—n self-defence BMT =wai—y to defend oneself Sra (1) n frend and foe , (2) 4 selfish, self-devoted @mriqsi—n selfish- ness, self-love, self-devotion aeamq4—a (phil) devoted to God or atman, devout, selfish, self-devoted wmaateey—n introduction of one’s own self Unig ciem—y to introduce oneself @Igtiea—n_ self- torture UPHxsPy—n public appear- ance self-revelation, self-assertion uraaera—n self-advertisement wry- ereragi—n self-deception Brrxey— n self-confidence, (rare) conviction wraSrPia—ea self-confident, self- assured UMM4TAl same as OMWIASAN arepiai—n self-praise Brean qI—1 to praise one’s own self, to blow one’s own trumpet BIST2PTh— n self-satisfaction, self-complacency URAvI—n self-deception Uarac— (lady like one’s own self, (2) a self- like |ryea—n one’s very intimate frend wuragia, areratara—n self- immolation self-sacrifice Wate SM—v to sacrifice oneself Bm —(l) a independent, self-directed , self-restrained , (rare) self-devoted , @) n self-restramt erataerq—n manifestation or development of ‘one’s own self wriara¥—n unde- sirable and servile submission to somebody or something for some gain, act of selling out oneself, act of selling one’s soul wrafang, [—n internal discord , civil strife, domestic quarrel wraiae, wratan—same as wT wTatan—n knowledge about God and atman : theology , spiritual knowledge wWH- [—n self-contradiction ,_ self- tepugnance , internal discord , civil strife, domestic quarrel wratacata? —a self-contradictory , self-repug- nant , g.ven to or involved 1n inter- nal discord or civil strife or domes- > SRS ori tic quarrel wratatete{—self-aban- donment, self-eflacement wrafeart self-confidence oratearii—e self-confident wratae‘a—n self- sacrifice wale, wrafaaio—n self-forgetfulness, self-oblivion , ab- sent-mindedness urataaye—a_self- oblivious, absent-minded wafers Rem—yv to forget oneself arta nm one’s own thinking power or 1n- tellect or knowledge, knowledge about one’s own self, self-conscious- ness BIwWald—n knowledge about one’s own self, self-consctousness, selfrealization wrait—same as wea oranafa—n self-respect, self- esteem OTEMafmreTa wrerafacene— n sense of self-respect or self- esteem OTEMimens, STerafnert— a full of self-respect or self-esteem ereatrit, araina@—a devoid of self-respect or self-esteem Urasta —a overwhelmingly self-interested, selfish , self-seeking , self-conceited, egotistical, vain wrastrei—n extreme self-interest, egotism, selfishness , self-conceitedness, vanity UR— n self-protection, self-preservation , self-defence aq Bi—v to protect or preserve oneself, to de- fend oneself Gra,;7i—(I)n selfhood, (2)ady like one’s own self Brarentt— n same as Wie wramMis—n one’s own power, power of the spint |rePya—n self-government, self-control, self-discipline GIPntaS —a self-governed , self-governing orenis, GENK —n self-purifica- tion SraqeTai—n self-praise, boast- ing, self-applause SITET Fa—v to boast SISETaaTmI—a = given to self-pratse or boasting, boastful. —naM- array —a boastful GRaPAae— n continence, self-restraint, collec- tedness wT T—a. self-restrained checking oneself, self-restraint. ST¥J- Asay SqI—v to check or restrain oneself GrRPReTdy—n n_ self-cor- rection MA] Bql—v to rec- tify oneself eapmaa—n self- defence wpa Sal—v to defend oneself. wea —n surrender , capitulation, self-dedication. WY- aqoty Sql—v to surrender, to yield or give up oneself, to capitulate , to dedicate oneself erprmiige—a self-absorbed. UPR, MMR —a related to or connected with one’s ownself UEPrad, UAT —n self-respect, self-esteem whaaeq— a extremely self-centred or self- loving or selfish @mREris—(I) n act of appropriating to one’s own use (usu unlawfully) , misappropmation , act of filchin¢ (2) a appropriated to one’s own use, musappro- priated, filched BAe @qi—r to appropriate to one’s own use, to misappropriate , to filch. wiyytq—a self-centred , extremely selfish. @S- fata—n attamment of one’s own desires, salvation of one’s own soul @e—n one’s own happr- ness &BRPLAI—a happy only to attain ones own desires , extremely selfish ort sateqat—extremely concerned about one’s own interests wihnlst apathetic to that of others aRei—n self-lalling, suicide, felo de se GSR FI—y to commit sucide URRGRY, aERBI—(I) a Falling oneself, committing suicide , Q)na self-murderer (fem a self continent ; 300 erpidai—n act of murderess), afelode se fem SIaRei- aitatt, araeat @ERI—a cne who has lost self-possession, beside one~ self. GR Zei—v to lose self- possession, to be beside oneself @Ma- fge—n. ones own good or welfare @rn—n (Hindu theol) the cons- cious immortal independent and active guide of every being which 1s present in the body butis not an imseparable part of it, the soul, the atman , the Superme Being, God , a guardian deity, ones own like- ness, selfidentity, selfhood , the body , the heart , the mind, natural disposition, nature. arim—n self-esteem, pect. urmm—n self-example. wraaia—a. working for oneself independently of external aid, self- reliant , independent. SRE, UaIeI—n an endea- vour to acquire theological or spi- ritual knowledge , self-examination. BrMrprart, uaeat—a endeavour- ing to acquire theological or spin- tual knowledge, self-criticizing Saraeray—n one’s own fault or crime. BMIARTS, UTMAeTat—a imperso- nating ones own self , guilty of false personification, dissimulating SPM (nc )—n soul, life arat- A Viel ASI FeM—todie UNA self-res- MAM AMSM—to cower wiatear—n. self-conceit, vanity, egotism, amour-propre arnteart— @ self-conceited, vain, egotustic. fem arntentant wrarama—(l) n delighting im the attainment of spiritual or theologi-——o_—_—_—S—rc assesses arse 303 arise? cal knowledge, delighting in self- knowledge (2) n the soul, life, the mind , life as imagined as a bird enclosed by the prison of a body, a term of endearment with which a pet parrot, parakeet, magpie, etc, is addressed (AU Wl Stata) GSTS yforere zem—v to die arent eR WeY—y to cower arrnmi—a working by oneself without external aid, self-reliant, in- dependent. wrargte—n_ self-mmolation, selé- sacrifice erateyi—n assimilation. wrata—(l)a one’sown , related by blood , belonging to one’s own fami- ly or clan (2) n a blood-relation, a relative, a kmsman, a friend, a , Supporter, one’s own man fem arta urtsi—n blood-relation- ship, relationship, friendship @rMta- amy, MIT TEA—n friends and rela- tions , one’s own people aremsee—n elevation of one’s own self or soul, self-elevation , self- advancement. SISA —n dedication. aemate—same as weansey Brewmra—a like one’s own self, equal to one’s own self, self-like areiee—a excessive, endless, extreme wreitwe—a signalling death or danger , of pressing necessity, emer- gent UTsas weat—emergency force Blaey—var of BSR @ieti—n a cowshed, a house ST reM, erentereniey—var of arora self-sacrifice, self- cow- enfatate, ercecace, enceae—ady in a confused hurry, helter-skelter eqm@—adial corrup of wy amé—il) a whole, entre, total, full, unbroken , real, actual, true, genuine, unadulterated, pure (2) n conduct, nature, behaviour, prac- tice, custom @We—ady in fact, in reality, really , in truth BMA, BHI—adv in reality, real- ly ,1n truth , in fact, as a matter of fact , at all, in the least alrd—n etiquette, courtesy UTRa- @rami—n forms of ceremony or de- corum, etiquette, conventional laws of courtesy, QMaSTTRHES, Ira sMNTTAS—a conversant with or observant of forms of ceremony or decorum, courteous, smart, rect in demeanour warmy—n (according to the Buble and the Quran) the name of the first man, Adam Seria, eTeppata, STATE, umRariatq—n census erent amig—n a man, a per- son, husband #1 warat—(dero or facet.) a dark-skinned man, a colour- ed man, a blackie @may—n caress, cordiality , dial reception , appreciation , fond- ness, love, affection, respect, honour, esteem hq FaI—v to caress, to fondle , to receive cordial- ly , to treat with cordiality , to ap- preciate , to respect, to honour, to esteem BMat—a worthy of being received cordially or appreciated or esteemed -@rmai—n a rough or preliminary - > ‘ an outline, a profile —a fem beloved , trea { cor-~ cor-amet SOR IRS with too much indulgence, pet- ted uret—n a pattern of excellence, a person or thing to be copied, an ideal, an imitation of something usu ona smaller scale, a model, a specimen, a prototype, (rare) a mirror wmMfoiaa—a having an ex emplary character art *ae—an ideal man UrR f3a—a model book wrt fame—a model school urettafat—n a copy-book wre’ Ba exemplary, ideal BTA —a of thenature of a model, model, ideal, exemplary ‘aie —-n similarity (esp of appear- ance), a faint appearance or shadow, a ghost arei—corrup of ween arfa—corrup of wregiet SMi—n ginger GRR, CRA aT —to engage in something doggedly srr-sivetg—adv at daggers drawn oma aoTata SRT aca are fe an ordinary man should not meddle in big affairs atite—n a fixed place for deposi- ting household and other rubbish ,a dump,a dust-bm Gme—a extreme- ly ditty, filthy aMTH—n act of recetving or ac- cepting or taking \lta-sma—n act of giving and taking , exchange , commerce . social communication or telation , matrimonial relation atiq—n (Muslim) act of Sreeting with gesture, obeisance UMtH—n realization or collection (of bills, taxes, etc.) , act of win- mung or earning (Ayty Stet) , pay- ment or repayment UTHTe sql—v to teahze, to collect UMmHy @on—y topay ,to repay mAM%G—n reali- zation , collection. UMM +41—7 to realize , to collect Ulete—n a court of justice GA- aet—a pertaining or relating to a court of justice , judicial witw—(1) n beginning, ongin, source , birth (2)a first , orginal , fundamental, primary (3) in comp (used asa sfx) and the like, et ce- tera (gagatfi) oifweig—n the first poet wireei—n the fundamental tissue wiyaeneg—n the funda- mental tissue system wiirerg—n the first epic wifwatai—n the first cause , the Supreme Being, the fun- damental cause , the primary cause wittarat—n ancient times oifata— n the Supreme Being , any one of the three principal Hindu gods Brahma (wai), Vishnu (Fe) and Maheswara (aceza) titwa—n the Supreme Be- ing, Shiva (fa). wnivenaya—n the frst progemitor or ancestor of a clan or family wzitwai—n the abongines wliwge—a born or created first, pr mordial , primary (atfrgs ata) fem winger oiitai—n (rhet) the emo- tion of love , sex-passion , eroticism eiiat—n an archetype weaiqepsi—n simulation, act of feigning ignorance, petty ostenta- tious activity, fuss , intolerable ex- cess wley—n ason of Adit (afefe) the mother of gods, a god wits—n the name of the sun- god (cp Apollo, Sol), the sum Fot words in wiy-, not 8iven separately, see witata doo artaert wiipaaca7—n the orb of the sun, | directs or permits Wrowrmay— the solar region adv in obedience to or im acc- eitra—a first , aboriginal , primi- tive, origina) ultra wiysrq—(law) Original Jurisdiction uitw—n ordered, commanded , decreed , directed , ordained ume—a uncovered, bare, naked, unclothed , undressed, untied eHyG- Ratl—a fem one whose hair is un- dressed or untied ama i—fem of UCT wra—a treated with or brought up with excessive indulgence , pett- ed Uma catemt—a child spoilt with excessive indulgence , the pet child of over-indulgent parents aet—var of UG ai S—a received cordially, well- received , treated with cordiality, welcome, well-appreciated , teemed, honoured UTNE, BAI —a so greedy to see as if he or she has not seen any- thing hke it before, inordinately greedy eraNi—var of wert STAs —n a bill arrmt—n an order, a command , a decree , an ordinance, an injunc- tion, a directive , direction, pet- mission , (gr) substitution of a letter or word for another Umi Fl, art aeN—v to order, to com- mand, to decree, to enjoin, to direct , to permit UTOPT ESM—v to be ordered or decreed or permitted , to be decreed by an_ oracle, (gr—of a letter or word) to be substituted for another letter or word urm~ge—a Bn one who orders or commands or decrees or es- ordance with an order or decree Bremag—n a writof command or decree ,a directive, a permit UCM omaqe—a dn one who obejs or executes an order or decree WItHl- omea—n act of carrying out an order or decree wnRMiaaei—a obedient to an order, decree, injunc- tion or direction repr — same as GICPTeCT wrerti—a dn one who orders or commands or decrees or enjoins or directs or permits ereni—ady (ort & lit) in the beginning, at first , (Inc but current) at all, in the least amj—a first, prime, primeval , primitive , primordial , chief , best , primary @IRTe—(I) n beginning and end, alpha and omega, (2) adv from beginning to end wWrpe—n the work to be done first (also see arn) wmetti—n the protozoa wimeate—adv from beginning to end, from top to bottom wHrHt— same as Witty (see witty) wre, wm¢er—n solemn obsequies per- formed 1n memory of the deceased on the day following the period of mourning wran—() a fem born or created or originated first, primordial (2)n fem the nature , (Hindu theol) the Su- preme Goddess associating with God in the work of creation, Goddess Durga(gt) eramtig—same as BTM (1) witweti—n very ancient times , remote days witwerea 4ei—(usu facet) a very old-fashioned aged womanAT ATS 308 opie uremnare—adv from beginning to end, from top to bottom, all over, all through ae—n ginger igaati—a im the state of being received or treated cordially or with respect. Fe, Gd—n Ga half oreo —(!) @ babbling, mumbling (2) ady babblingly, mumblingly |qy- Si—n megum. EY Eo—a half-done, disordered, bungled. meqen—a half-plate wenen— (1) @ crack-brained, cranky, having a screw loose, mentally defective , (2) n one with a screw loose, a crack-brain, a crank. wrlerrei—(l) @ sufficient to satisfy only half the hunger , half-fed, (2) ady to the extent of being half-fed oriecomnel —a —_half-burned , half-roasted , half-baked = URE, «= UayEEI—a middle-aged fem ora@l unaT —a half-dead ; almost dead wrafs —a parboiled SeaGi—n a wnt for arresting a person, a warrant. ereen—(l) @ half, halved (2)n a half-pice, a half piece of brick , brickbat wata—var of wget Ba—see VIF Urret¢—(1) a half, fifty-ffty , almost half , (2) ady half- and-half , fifty-fifty , by halves OTAT- THUEl—same as SHC SE (see THY) Sa, MA-MA—n half-pnce wea aWii—same as uaqmy (see m4) ola-wTetet—a demi-official Bla—n act of placing or deposit- ing , installation ; infusion, instilla- tion, act of recerying or taking, act of putting on Glaly—n a container , a recepta- cle, a vessel, a case ,a store, a haunt, a dwelling-place, a source, a cause. OI y—n food (esp of birds), a nest. @iiy—n anxiety , WOITy. ariaants —n mental and physical ailments eiivetae—n an officer (esp 2 high-ranked one) wifyj—n excess, abundance, intemperance , predominance ; rife- ness wieasi—var of miRTT ullaigs—a suffering from wornes and anxieties, mentally distressed. uatacarel—var. of witieaTel witatiias—a supernatural , fortu- tous, pertaming to natural disasters such as flood, famine, etc , elemental wliqnsi—n mastery, overlord- ship, predomimance, supremacy, rule, government , suzerainty Ula 7S FI—v to dominate, to lord (it) over , to rule, to govern waitafanrgs—a metaphysical wiss—a onginated from the four (or five) elements, elemental, effected or produced by living orga- mism, biological, pertaining to the organic life, organic aears—n impenality, overlord: ship , suzerainty ungs—a slightly trembling of vibrant upaits—a of present times, modern, current , new fem tte by For words in yqq- and dl-, not given separately, see wy and MM Tespez -- —wig {inc but current) Unite aria —n modernism, aiyfa—n a coin valuing half a rupee, a half-rupee ea wqd,ier— an insignificant amount hoarded very cautiously and proudly by an eatremely poor person, an ewe- lamb aeS—alt spell of BIAS @es—a caught hold of, held , taken, received, arrested , seized, captured , accepted wnet—a & adv half emeaa—(!)@ &n that which 1s worthy of beng placed or deposited or produced (2)n content Btai—a half, partial , mdistinct MA-AMNe—same as Ble-eM¥ (sce ae) @rami—a unwashed , unbleached wlTS—a sounded, blown, filled with air or gas, swelled , flatulent {esp med.) alqa—n swelling , {esp med), sound ~~ wmts—a onginatingin the soul, spiritual , theological , relating to God or the Supreme Being , psychic, metaphysical , mtellectual, mental waMnkS—n spiritualism Wat—n recollection , tion , anviety WA—a Radv (obs & poct) an- other, of another kind SMa—(l) na large drum , a war- drum, thunder-cloud (2) @ thunder- ous , sounding SAM, Ure—a queer, strange, new , unknown SERGI—a quite new, brand- new , fresh, untarnished, unsoiled , not yet used, untried flatulency medita- SUE ACHR TA erri—var of BAe @rer—a anxious, restless, un- easy @RS—a stooped, bent down, inchned, stoopimg in obeisance , obeisant US FeT—v to stoop, to bend down, to incline, to stoop in obeisance, to bow down Umie—n act or state of bending down or stooping , inclination, act or state of stooping in obeisance , obetsance wrata—(l) nm any instrument of percussion (2) a (of musical imstru- ments etc) having the mouth cover- ed with hide, percussive (SG 32), dressed up, tied up, arranged (@fq% cet) , clothed @lrra—n face , (loos ) mouth uren‘—n immediacy , adjacency, proximity , contiguity GlS—n infiniteness, ifimtude , endlessness , interminableness urri—an joy, delight, happiness , gladness, cheerfulness , © pleasure , merriment Oly Sq-—v to rejoice, tomake merry UrMPq—a delight- ful, pleasant, gladdening Urery- @ra—n a delightful woodland or frove, a pleasure-grove rerreTas, arrayse—a causing joy, delightful, pleasant. Garaa-—n act of producing joy, dehght, ctc oma—a full of ‘yoy, joyful, delightful, happy, cheerful , pleasant , merry |rrnTat —(l)a fem of ummm, (2)a God- dess Durga (of) UIrFRaEai—n a wave of delight aPrAMR—n tears of joy amins—a delighted , happs, glad, pleased; merry @rPTS =m —r to delight, to gladden MUACRBTA—n. an outburst of jorOs 308 OT araa—n, act of bending down , act of bending down or curving slightly aryi—a unmindful, absent- minded, listless , abstracted , uncon- cerned, uninterested wray—a pliant, flexible , capable of being bent or bent down , deser- ving obeisance or respect. @lg—a gentle, courteous, polite, slightly bent or stooped arya—n act of bringing or fet- ching @MHA Fy to bring, to fetch ame, Gre, wad s—n futility , ineflectualness SAly—n an anna, four pice , one- | sixteenth part or share. UMa—y to fetch, to bung Ula-s16—n the outlying and usually neglected parts of a house etc ,the eaves and hike parts , nook and corner BreAri—n act of coming and going (esp frequently), act of fre- quenting , come-and-go , act of pry- ing ORT SI—v to come and g0 (esp frequently), to frequent, to pry Orie—n vegetables (usu green) ariersi—n spinach and vegetables. oraret, arnit—a imexpert, un- slalled, inefficient , inexperienced , untrained , 1gnorant , foolish. GM —y to cause to be brought or fetched OT —n a snare, a mesh , a trap urati—n the pomegranate Urir—n the ananas, the pine- apple L waila—var of Us wmts—a brought , fetched wmala—a shghtly blue, bluish. waea—n aid, help , assistance, support , patronage , favour , a good turn. AEN Fal—r. to aid, to help, to assist , to support , to patronize, to do (one) a favour; todo (one)a good turn. Uryawi—n. allegiance, fidelity, obedience, fealty, faithful adhe- rence GPAs raiaig Sal—v. toown allegiance (to) , to submit (to) Urease—n. a gratuity. BATE —a coming or going after, following. arphes—a proportional ML, UMyaj—n sequence, serial succession, due succession wryniaae—( adv im due succes ston, serially, from beginning to end ; (2)a@_ serial, in due succe- ssion, from beginning to end, entire, complete, overall urgnits—a inferential; pro- bable , (loos ) approximate qatw—n" attachment, affec- tion, love, fondness Urys,—n similar state or appe- arance, similarity, likeness, agree ment, congruity , resemblance Brrr —a (pol) concerning an order or ordinance or edict, scriptural BM —a accompanying, con- comitant , incidental , secondary urMpiiae—a mtual, ceremonial, formal SIR%—(1) a watery , marshy @ any of the terrestrial animals fond of bathing in water such 3 the buffalo, the rhinoceros, etc Brmsei—n lack or absence of cru elty , mercifulness , kindness, sevel® cruelty nSTS 309 mete @iersi—a &n one who brings or fetches Saar —a inter-provincial , (in a federal state lke India) inter- state wretas, wrey—a cherished or ly- ing in the heart , entertained in the mind, mental, candid, sincere , genuine , hearty , heart-felt , cordial , mward, inner , (rare) hidden ~@reta- *el—n candour, sincerity, hearti- ness , cordiality oreate—(l) a of or in the sky, skyey , atmospherical, aerial, ethe- teal, heavenly (2)n the sky, the cloud weafics, ussteta—a tional BPs, Ua¢—a intestinal , duode- nal , enteric SMfWs Wekt—enteric fe- ver, typhoid ( fever) uramg—(!) n guess, conjecture (2) guessed or conjectured, more or less, approxmmate (Hf? |-CH) =ruMei—a depending on or deduced by guessing , uncertain. Uicwy—n agitation, movement , stir, swinging, oscillation, vibration, Cogitation, discussion. aalee STeReA—political agitation or move- Ment BWeKed SAl—y to agitate, to stir, to swing, to oscillate , to vibrate, to cogitate, te ‘discuss TA Bem Eem—to have a thing cogitated in one’s mind. wicnifers—a swung, oscillated, stirred, vibrated , cogitated ,discussed witk§—var of wife uraiiee}—n the science and art of reasoning, logic. @A—(I) n one’s own self, (2) a One's own BIH GEN GS FAS SNI—to interna- a good soul all are good , to the pure all things are pure art Tio ATA - ais ‘qqI—eat according to your own taste but dress according to the taste of others , eat to please yourself but dress to please others. Brrsreq~a—(l) adv for one’s own self (2) a self-seeking, selfish wirie—a imperfectly ripened, half- tipe, half-cooked, half-baked, half- roasted, half-boiled eQqracaraie—a in the state when one has to pay for his food himself wi7i—n a stream flowing into a sea, a river wIetej—n pnvation or lack or absence of national or racial or fami- lal good qualities, degeneration, degeneracy @-Awl—a_ unread , uneducated wiai—n a shop, a market. mite —(I) a of a shop or shops, of a mar- ket or markets, commercial, (2) n. a shopkeeper , a trader wlrei—n act of falling, a fall, occurrence , a happening, an inci- dent, anacadent, (chiefly in math) incidence , act of coming, an arnval, act of alighting, descent. aispen-form, —n (math.) the pomt of incidence aitiee—a accidental, incidental winfes—a arnved or come by chance or accident , fallen (down), alighted wiitee ahqa—(phys) an incident ray Bimesret—n time of danger or dis- tress or calamity or emergency wiatig—n objection, dissent , pro- test, expostulation, remonstrance Bas SN—v to object; to dissent, to protest, to expostulate, to remon- strate Gris cren—r to raise an.SIT, objection wrafee¥—a objection- able; open to exception Bm—n danger, distress ,misery, calamity , any unpleasant person or thing &pTAS—a involved in dan- ger, endangered, impenlled , involved in difficulty or distress , troubled or distressed opm, Oionei—n a course or measure (usu not thoro- ughly honest) that may be adopted in time of danger or disaster or emergency, HIM aene—n pl dangers and harms wsm-fam—n dangers and difficulties BltI—a one’s own, own Gl Aq —{1) @ one’s own and not own, (cp mune and thine, meum and tuum), (2) n frend and foe wim-CorEn—a careless about one’s own interests , absent-minded, absorbed wirrn—(l) n one’s own self (2) a one’s own, UoMm-oneif4q—(I) ady by or of one’s own self, on one’s own, without any outward aid, spontaneously , (2) n pl one’s own people, fnends and relatives SIF —one’s own man, a frend or relative @MWd—var of Bem SIAN RAOS—of or by one’s own self, on one’s own, spontaneously Ure A FSA A—(fig ) to dig one’s own grave airntt—pro the respectful form of giz, one’s own self ortia aipet ama am—self-preservation is the first law of nature wiri—a endangered, impeniled, (chiefly used as a sfx) affected with, involved im (fag), seeking refuge in ( *1a{7TH) ae a of or in or dunng the afternoon F soy ST witeng—alt spell of BIM Sly—corrup of AA OBWFa—n compromise BIA sI— vy to compromise, to settle amicably Sora, G-AE—n amicable settlement, compromise apm—var of GPT oercty—ady amicably, by arran- gement OlAy—adv of one’s own, spont- aneously OIer—n regret, chagrin , repen- tance WIA FAl—vy to regret, to become chagrined, to repent. Bione—alt. spell of Gone wIMTs]—a unmpe, raw, not thorou- thly ripened ei—n a medicinal plant, achy- ranthes aspera BImroA—a palish, paly wiate—n the present or the ac- tual tmein questton, the time being, incidence , occurrence woretisa—a appearing as hard or difficult at first or for the time being (but not ac- tually so) , seemmgly hard or diffi- cult @rest, (pop ) writes—ady at the present time or actual time in question, for the time being, for the nonce wrterisics—adv at the first sight , to the cursory view OT consideration , seemingly @lmernyt —a seemingly sweet or sweet for the time being only srmmase—ady from head to foot, cap-a-pie , from top to buttom ait—n a place for drinking (wine esp in a party), a public-house, a bar , a wine-shop, an alehouse @iemq—adv including even the meanest or the lowest , high and low, one and all, everybodywentoreet wits —a brownish, copper-coloured wenivet—alt spell of arate wiferi—n a place where work or business 1s carried out, an office wile eqI—v to go to one’s ofhce {daily or regularly), to attend one’s office wateA—n act of pressing or squ- eezing or hugging or oppressing tho- roughly wyiiee—a pressed or squeezed or hugged or oppressed thoroughly eats;—a yellowish witts.—a that which has been drunk thoroughly, drunk to the dregs, drained miti—n an udder, a dug, a teat wmtti—n (an law) a prayer for te-trial, an appeal watt eI—v to prefer an appeal, to appeal wistte- UMTaS—n an appellate court. MIaTa- @at—n an appellant areatar—a comparative, (esp im science) relative aetree—n comparativeness, relativity Batre haae—specific gravity qerrs Cay —n the theory of relativity aeweI—n the apple BRAT, UeTM—alt. spell of WIAA, BlBy—a obtained, attained, rea- lized, gratified (areata), free from errors, authoritative ( Bia), closely related as friends and rela- tives ({l@H1) UsEp]—a one whose desires have been gratified wI@aTaI— @ reliable , trustworthy @eyA—n one’s own relative or friend GI%- AdA—same as MYNH TYR, —same as UV wleawsy—n a revealed slightly 3% STAT truth, revelation, (phil ) a source of knowledge , advice of one’s own friends and relatives ,a presumptive truth, an a prior truth Gle,—a (used asa pfx) own, self- AS aet, Blsags—a preoccupied with self-interest , extremely self- seeking aim —n hospitable reception and treatment, entertainment , act of felicitating , act of entertaining with amusements ira PqI—v to receive and treat hospitably, to en- tertain , to felicitate sqomtae—a received and treated hospitably, entertained, felicitated Opens Fq]—same as BPA FM wreni—adv d& a as long as one lives, till death, to the Jast breath, even at the risk of one’s life , to the extent of one’s utmost power and abilities, tooth and nail Gian sA— v todo one’s utmost 81a @GI— utmost effort SUAS, Had, MaAA—n a flood, a deluge , inundation, act of bathing wiaitte—a flooded, inundated , bathed , drenched wlzS—a flooded, iundated , bathed , drenched , (fig ) overwhel- med or begone (Bf? ates ) errcir—var of Scare urpama—(l) n an Afghan (2) a of Afghanisthan or Afghans unpaTat —a of Afghanisthan wreesi—var of Bren wreceammg—a GB adv till fructua- tion, till attammment or realization ( of aim, desires, etc ) arepat—v to bluster, to brag , to For words in GIG-, not given separately, see GB»,OCT fret or chafe or express chagrin on account of failure, to tear one’s har upeatfa—n act of blusterng or bragging , act of fretting or chafing or an expression of chagrin at failure wreor—var of MINA uitee, onfe—var's of TITERT WIPES, UNITI—a not yet bloom- ed, unblowed , not clearly visible , indistinct , (1n the process of being boiled but ) not yet boiling , parboi- led, ailpem—n an African, an Afr- can negro Wl—n an excrescence (usu sphe- tical ) on the skin, a tumour wrmeemy—n any of the conven- tional and usually illegal payments exacted by landowners from tenants BIS, aAAI—on but obs forms of Uta and urertat respectively wWetaI—n a large drinking-glass or tall cup, a tumbler aremy—n a manufacturer of or dealer in alcoholic spirits and other intoxicating drugs, a distiller uramnia, wreTtai—(I)n sale or manufacture of alcoholic spirits and other intorica- ting drugs, a tax os duty imposed on this manufacture or sale, excise duty (also uranfs =, oTanty y=), the public department entrusted with the charge of collecting this tax or duty, the excise department (also wena faert), (2) @ Telating to alcoholic spirits and other intoxica- ting drugs or to their manufacture and sale , relating to excise tax or the excise department, arrem, (coll ) WRA—(1) n a sha- dowy or indistinct figure. (2) a shadowy , indistinct. 380 srr areert—dial corrup of UIST. wrrsa—n allotment ereata—n. a childish or capricrous insistence on having or doing some- thing , an unreasonable demand or clam , a swect claim preferred to an aflectionate person Bays FA—y to insist childishly or capnciously on having or doing something , to de- mand or clam unreasonably, to prefer a sweet claim to the affection of Gra, Ue —a insisting chil- dishly or capriciously on having or doing something eras—a bound, tied , shut , con- fined besieged, enclosed ( atqa 27); involved , beset, mortgaged, pawned. Was SN—» to bind, to tie, to shut; to confine , to besiege , to enclose, to mvolve , to beset, to mortgage, to pawn waiyae—(t) a that which covers or screens or veils (2) m a cover; acovering, a screen, a lid, a veil. warmyai—n act of covernng or screening or veiling , a cover or co- vering,alid,ascreen,aveil Ia ati—n a cover or covering ,a lid ,2 screen ,a veil wafas—n (arch ) covered , screen- ed , veiled alasj—n (usu a woman’s) digni- ty, honour, chastity, modesty, @ screen , a veil, a yashmak. weleaa—n act of casting off or giving up thoroughly , act of forcing to bend down , act of controlling or regulating erea—n things thrown away or left as worthless, cast-off, refuse ; sweepings, an undesirable or mean person, an outcastmas wrafere—a cast-off , bent down, controlled or regulated ore—(l) n a whirling motion or shape ,a whirl , a vortex, a whirl- pool, an eddy, act of whirling or re- volving or rotating (2) @ whirling, revolving , rotating wWaea—n act of whirling or revolving, a whirl, revolution, rotation, gyration, re- turn; act of stirmmg or churmng, repetition. WAa-41G, WASai—n a pestle for churning wRaemta—a engaged in whirling or revolving or gyrating or returning. weieo—a revolved , rotated , gyrated , return- ed, repeated orice xem—v to whirl, to revolve, to rotate, to Byrate , to eddy, to return, to be repeated areal, uata—n a row or line (ste) , a group or series (Pte, QwiteH) , a collection (seta) ayi—n ebony, ebon Oey '—a_ ebon-coloured, black as ebony wleet—n weakness, fatigue , le- thargy, torpidity , drowsiness caused hy fatigue UIPts—(l) a@ necessary, essenti- al Q)n necessity, need O@PTheal— necessity, need Grepmecacy—adv having considered it necessary oreinet—a necessary , essential wrabie—a compulsory wraR—(l) a (chiefly used in comp ) carrying, conducting, producing (CATS142) (2) n the air that pervades the world , atmosphere oragibi—n a weather-chart wraiqar—n meteorology 385 OTT n meteorologist aagiqa—n me- teorology GRee—n the atmos- phere WlaR-AeaR—n weather report werag-aRTS—n background music Oe A—n weather forecast Baa —a existing or continu- ing since the beginning , traditional and ever-existent WMeasti—adv continuing or existing from time m- memorial , ever since the begin- ning OrMArsH—n climate wi-ati—a untied, unfastened , (esp of books etc) unbound , (of hair) not done up, disorderly (@j- Stel Het) UI, Bae1—a_ ul-fated, unfor- tunate fem Urint uram—n cultivation, tillage , cul- tivated land, land developed for agriculture , a human habitation, a settlement ramt—a arable, fit for or developed for cultivation , cultivated Sra —n cloth waratyj—(!) ady again, once more , moreover, and also (fa @tata a4 caatet) (2) ant expressing uncertam- ty or distrust or negation (St CTA face Fe erfata cara ) welart—n a boy ora child or an under-age person (esp one who 1s foolish or helpless) , an 1gnorant or dull-headed person wraRrTaaaine— n one and all, men women and children uraren—ady the art of weaving from childhood or warxtar, ~ uagias— | infancy, of a child, from a child For words in WIR-, not given separately, see BAXarari—n a dwelling-place, a ha- bitation,a home, an abode, a resi- dence, a house wraitie—{l) n a caretaker (chiefly of a Buddhist mo- mastery), (2) @ resident (atatfae xey-fofeers) , (of a student) hving in a students’ hostel BMiRA—n invocation , invitation, a call Glaet F4I—v to invoke, to invite, to call @rq@Rqi—(l) n a gesture made with ones palms and fingers for invoking a god or god- dess , (2) invocatory , relating to invi- tation or call witaa—n a kind of perfumed red powder that the Hindus sprinkle over one another esp during the holi (tf) festival. siiqe'n, unfgefa—n act of com- Ing into view (esp for the first time or from hiding), appearance (esp sudden), advent, arrival , birth act of coming into existence, (of a deity) act of installing oneself somewhere, (of authors, painters, actors etc) first appearance before the public, (of flowers etc.) act of coming out or being revealed, manifestation uiltefs—a one who or that which has come into view or ap- Peared or arrived , born , one who orthat which has come Into exis- tence, (of a deity) one who has installed oneself ; (of authors, pain- ters, actors, musicians, etc ) appear- ed before the public for the first time, (of flowers etc) that which has come out, revealed manifested BWI ReM—v to come into view (esp for the frst time or from » hiding), to appear, to come, to SBR arrive; to take birth, to instal oneself , to appear before the pub- lic for the first time, to come out, to be revealed or manifested aitaat—a defiled , turbid, muddy, filthy, foul enfgeri—n defilement , turbidity, filthiness, foulness ates, efeecits, entarof— see UTaary RTS, Mies, ataen—n act of discovering , a discovery , inven- tion ,the thing invented wiiqart em —v todiscover, to invent wary j—a_ that which 1s to be discover- ed or invented, an invention. wiiasof, utasae—n a discoverer, an inventor aiiage—a discovered, inven- ted etiqé—a thoroughly engrossed or absorbed (in) (773tf@¥) , rapt in (catet- Fa%) , possessed (by) (getfak) , over- whelmed (with), begone (cn=tf¥) , overcast or pervaded (with) (cautfa®) , non-plussed, confounded eiata—alt spell of eqiaa @las—a covered, encircled surrounded (CqaatzS) , overcast oF pervaded with (@aqs) BMS FI— » to cover, to encircle, to surround, to overcast, to pervade waie—n state of being covered or encircled or pervaded , act of covering , acO- ver, encirclement, pervasion, 2 wall ,a fence, an enclosure aiqs—a read or studied over and over agam , repeated , recited, that which has returned or recurt- ed, revolved, (esp in arth ) recurr- ing GqoF,—2 one who has turned his eyes inwards, introspective. BS wiiys—(arith ) recurring deci-wa mal wraie—n act of reading or studying over and over again, repe- tition, recital, recitation , return, recurrence, act of revolving or be- ing revolved, revolution oa fe Fa —v toyread or study over and over again ,torepeat, to recite, to re- turn , to recur, to revolve ‘auqa—n tremendous or extra- ordinary velocity or force (‘CaCitq aicast’) , outburst of passion (attest Fl), passion (74ca Slcay Bll), anxre- ty , state of suspense, mental un- easiness, troubled state of the mind, mental suffering (CiT#Icat) = Seqat- *'—a impassioned, passionate aren, UcaiReti—a devoid of Passion , dispassionate ICaCaRTT —n an outburst of passion, a passionate or impassioned outburst. arars—(l) a one who submits an application (2) n an applicant, a petitioner , a plaintiff @iewa—n representation, prayer, solicitation , an application, a peti- tion, a plaint , appeal (‘@fqata Btta- TA VACA Ie") UA S—v to Tepresent, to pray, to solicit, to put in an application, to apply , to peti- tion , to lodge a complaint , to ap- peal wieaHTeTat— same as Bae fem wera aaRA-G—n an application , a petition utTm—n confounded state of mind, mental confusion perplexity , tremendous excitement of passion (atc fata aac az), attach- ment, love (Scat BP Sy) ,entrance, infiltration, act of taking possession (Sst), rapt attention , trance, engrossment , rapture, obsession Ueasa—(l) a sutrounding, enclo- 380 sing (2) a fence, a wall, that which encloses, an enclosure emarea—n act of surrounding or enclosing, afence, a wall, that which encloses, an enclosure , sur- roundings, environment ~wtasaql— n (fem) a fence, a wall, that which encloses, an enclosure , a circumfe- rence environment, surroundings @rafts—a surrounded, enclos- ed, encircled anqeat-Sreqtat—(l) 2 imcoherent talk, nonsense , delirrum , nonsense rhymes (2) a sensical wra—n (Mus ) father , dad wlaai—n starting with or from Brahma (8%) aenaq—n all creatures and objects starting with Brahma (3) or the Supreme Cons- ciousness down to inanimate straw w@regi—n anything worn for per- sonal embellishment, an ornament glow, shine, lustre, glaze , beam, flash , tinge wrst—n act of rubbing the body with oil etc , anointment. ererl, Brersi—a not broken, unbroken (tefl Gra) , not ground, unground (atest 13) ererm—n a preface, a prologue, an introduction , an introductory talk, a conversation. Ueri—n act of addressing and talking to, conver- sation , an address, a speech, a talk wreitte—a delivered as or men- tioned in a speech e@reri—n faint or indistinct pre- sence (Wwica ae crt) , a shadow, a hint (SSCA tata), glow BIErt @@em—yv to appear faintly or indis- tinctly, to give a hint, to hint. incoherent and non- SrSei—narr 388 WTS arermi—v (poet) to blaze up, to flow , (poet.) to be revealed wifeta—n noble birth, arsto- cracy , a surname aitesties—a of aristocrat or aristocracy, atistocratic , pertaining to or indicative of the family , fami~ hal uttwentes fee—heraldry witearsi—n noble birth , ansto- cracy witeaifat—a lexicographical witsyj—n state of being to- wards, state of being 1n front of or face to face of , confrontation, assis- tance, help aista—n a member of the cow- herd class , a cowherd fem wuretat wreieeai—n a locality or village where cowherds live argia—adv down to the ground, having prostrated oneself (atgfy ATS 5H) uaceti—n a kind of concluding note in the Indian musical modes , act of enjoying , completeness, full- Ness , expansion , expanse urersa, urereiag, (inc but pop) wrersati—a imternal, inner urgmive—(l) a pertaming to Progress or promotion in life , per- taming to or causing well-being , causing prospenty (2)n a ceremony performed on the eve of wedding etc praying to the spints of one's forefa-~ thers to bless the present occasion. Gy—n mucus, cyst, dysentery. UrMmasS—n nettlerush, urticana wra- #eE—n blood coming out with the stool of a dysentery patient eracart —n dysentery For words in aM-, not given separately, see ATs, 2 wm.—(l)n the common people (2) a of or for the common people wrayaatg—n a place for public audience @racremy—n a legally appointed representative, an attor- ney |Maneaarm—n power-of- attorney. UM s—a uncooked, raw (ataat), unburnt, unbaked (atqaal, atest) wratta—a (of food) though cooked yet somewhat raw Way—n the mango Wa-wM—n a variety of ginger smelling like the mango WapE, wrrti—n dried slices of green mango preserved in salt or in salt and mustard @reit =—» to do nothing , to be able to do nothing for, to be able to do no harm to aya _iaca otrrt eem—to look hag- gard GEpTg—n a thin cake made of the sweet juice of mpe mango by drying it in the sun (used as food), preserved essence of ripe mango amat— pop spell of omen arm xfa—same as ua af Mi GA—a variety of mango that looks green and should be sour but 1s actually ripe and sweet, (fig) a person concealing his or her merits @rwi—n the hog-nlum AG! Fl —same as Ut sal (see TT) GAC afg—n act of flattering with some end in view, act of coaxing, cajole- ment. UAVIME @I—v to flatter with some design, to coax, to cajole US, (usu) STS-aTASI—n act of hesitating in speech as if taken aback or not ready to speak, act of faltenng. Ue-wEE e—y to falter , to hesitate to say 0,8urna 386 San @rmia—n (comm) import, in- come , act of coming, onrush (@{CF4 etanfa), assemblage (agratcea ata- aif) , attack (ators ata) arraiiet =q—v (comm) to import, (in other cases) to bring eada—a slightly sweet,sweetish , not excessively sweet, pleasantly sweet @rat—(l) a late autumnal (2) n Jate autumnal crop of paddy, autumn rice (also Bra 4A) altvei—n invitation, a call to come a greeting Bra FaI—v to invite, to call , to greet fSI—n an inviter, a host, one who calls to come, a caller, one who greets S—a come , greeted wiT—n disease, ailment aammi—a plentiful, abundant, excessive Bl F—int indicating light smpre- cation, bashfulness, shame, reproach, censure, etc , Devil take thee, go to hell, ‘sdeath, beshrew me wa—adv Ga till death, all through one’s life iz, wm sfa—int indicating Praise, taunt, ridicule, sorrow, etc , now I'll die happily , I'll rather die @MWyA—n a variety of spinach ‘having sour taste, sorrel Bet, aprvq—n touch, contact , counsel, advice, consultation, act of weighing somcthing in the mind, deliberation are —n mercilessness , anger SMA—n reign, rule,regime , pos- invited , called to session, control , age, time, period 7 attention, heed, indulgence ( Biya CHeu) BMT cHeN—to attach no importance to, to pay no heed to, to refuse to consider, to overlook FTES GlTet—see FTaTS. CAS, GUAAATS, SASL, STN» —n the emblit myrobalan } @AMN,—n an office-clerk , a gover- nment officer Bwereai—n bureau- cracy @l@eteas—a bureaucratic @rety—v to become painful gra- dually @iMy—a half-burnt, not perfectly burnt ( SfW/-88 ) @lMN2—pro I myself, myself, I, me , to me UM, UAH—pro me, to me. amitsart—n dysentery , amoebic dysentery , (loos) bacillary or biliary dysentery BIeKe—pro us, tous arantata—pro our, of us, ours wrata—pro our, of us, ours, us ; to us BMS, Baas—(l) a deposited, credited, placed in one’s custody. (2) n the thing or money deposited or credited, deposit, credit GITTe FU, VATS ASH, TAMAS aAI—y. to deposit, to credit, to place in the custody of watasi—a pertaining to deposit or credit, deposited, credited wraifa—n the water in which cook- ed rice has been soaked overnight. eiata—n uncooked rice @M—pro my, mine wrarra—n dysentery , the part of the belly in which mucus collects. srarn—n (coll) dysentery. For words in @IH-, not given separately, see BM>,2,0,8 deas $84 oN wpis—a extensive, wide, ex- panded , very large, (geom ) rectan- gular but having unequal sides, oblong @wawra—n (geom) an oblong @Mwb—a very large- eyed Mei—n area or its measure , volume or its measure , eatension , breadth, width , a temple ,a house, an abode, an institution (@baTTe) , an altar umfsy—n state of a married woman whose husband 1s alive; any of the symbols (usu borne on the person of the wife) indicating this state urals.—a length, width, breadth, eatension, the future, time for bearing fruit amet—n, fem a married woman whose husband 1s alive @rmg—a brought under control or taken possession of , controlled , subjugated , subject, dommated , mastered , tamed, seized WMS Fal, SRVTAMI—v to bring under con- trol , to control , to take possession of, to subjugate, to dominate , to master, to tame, to seize Way AUSF BATE BN—to break a wild horse umes aleq—out of control, beyond control wmte—n control, hold , Possession, subjugation , subjection , domination, mastery 7 seizure GMA Wyj—n trade wind @—n a murror, a looking-glass, aspeculum SMA—n a grant of rent-free land made by Muslun princes etc to religious preachers and to learned people @rmM-ARI—n an estate of land held under this grant wrm—(l) @ of or made of or caused by iron, ferrous (2) ” iron arat—n fem a coat-of-mail made of iron, an iron armour @ai—n a nurse-maid or waiting- maid, an ayah @qrryy—n width, breadth, length QW y—n season , surtable time, right time @rr—n pain, trouble, exhaus- tion, fatigue , anexertion of strength or power, labour, strain, an end- eavour, an effort QQlPldj—n stre- nuous, laborious, arduous aia, aat—alt spell ’s of Mz G3,(PoP )Wry—n the span of one’s life, longevity , lifetime, life ort ary PTA wiawe—his days are numbered. SIRI Gy FATVNTE—his time 1s up UMyeM, UREA s—a that which prolongs life , rejuvenating , that which bestows long life @rG- aaq—n act of prolonging life, prolongation of life , rejuvenation nt prolongation of Infe, rejuvenation @laj°+4—same as GTR am urngay—n the Hindu science of medicine as taught in the Atharva- veda und ahi—a pertaining to or according to this science OMP3rt —n the span of one's life, lifetime umagarr—a long-lived fem araeet @i—same as BGS. wring —a in-charge @ayee—n an officer-in-charge Sapo wi munister-in-charge eream—var of Uta. —n *For words in wpe, not given separately, see GPAs.ata alfa—(!) pro I (2) n_ self-know- | ledge , the soul, the ego, egoism, pride, vanity, self-importance wita—n a land surveyor, a supervising officer aittq—n (Mus) a wealthy nob- leman or high-born person , a title of some Muslim kings, an Amir,an Am- eer Ullad-Uqae—n pl princes and courtiers or noblemen , men of high and wealthy class wfata, etaat—(l) n amurate , high style of living or ostentatious show of wealth, pomp and grandeur, (2) @ of an Amir or amirate, living in a high style or making an ostentatious show of wealth , full of pomp and grandeur aiij—n meat, non-vegetarian food or diet aacerat, eriaareti—a carnivorous , non-vegetarian ama—alt spell of atte arate—alt spell of utaat enyei--a_ given to merriment, sportive, merry, gay, cheerful, jolly , witty, humorous wera—(l) adv to the root, radi- cally , thoroughly, completely, root- and-bianch (2) @ extended to the root , radical thorough wrea—n subtle preserce or slight trace, a touch , a touch of similan- ty, the ultimare part of anything passing away, aftei-1mage, after-taste (oar Bias, Ct aia) , pleasant drowsiness or rapt attention (s(t BiCS AYAl) aram—n delight , joy, gladness, mertiment, amusement, festivity, fun, (rare) far-reaching fragrance, extreme- 388 Ot ly sweet fragrance @IcMy-aRyu—n pl rejoicings QRam-aeqMH f7qI—v to rejoice OI F4l—v to express delight or joy, to make merry; to indulge im or enjoy amusement , to be festive, to make fun, to poke fun (at) , to fill with fragrance. aC @rte—a delightful, merry , amus- ing, funny Gratwi—n act of amus- ing, amusemcnt, recreation, act of perfuming @aly-aca—n pl amu- sements, Tecreations ICdit-2eatr *q—v to indulge in amusements ereaitwe—a delighted, perfumed, scented Ueai—a delighted , jolly, sportive, sweet-scented fem Umal- Frat aram—n any of the esoteric Hindu scriptures esp the Vedas arqi—n audacity, efirontery, m- pudence, (coll) cheek , bragging, boist, vaunt , audacious ambition @rsi—n mother @u—n the mango gra, Aa- Ea, aay{—n a mango-grove MMS, BIss—n the hog plum Qra--a acid, sour Brei—n fem. the tamarind-tree ulleg—a acid, sour, acidic (AUHY AeABS) alas wart—acid fermentation wire, areizi—n fem the tamatind-tree @ra—n income, earnings , profit, revenue UyP4q—i(l) nm income-tax, 2) @ profitable GayY—n income and expenditure (accts) debit and credit @mamet—n budget Bmqt- “iav—n budget-head 9 |Raeta— n budget session aay ales aa Fal —to spend beyond one’s means alta Fq—-(accts ) credit side For words in &rq-, not given separately, see GMars asa extensive, wide, ex- panded , very large , (geom ) rectan- gular but having unequal sides, oblong ‘QWaerra—n (geom) an oblong @pep—ae very large- eyed QMey—n area or its measure , volume or its measure , extension, breadth, width , a temple, a house, an abode, an institution (3ba{qoa) , an altar aaisy—n state of a marned woman whose husband 1s alive, any of the symbols (usu borne on the person of the wife) indicating this state umfis.—n length, width, breadth , estension, the future, time for bearing fruit. arel—n fem a married woman whose husband ts alive @myg—a brought under control or taken possession of , controlled , subjugated , subject, dominated , mastered , tamed , seized BME Fl, SRE WI—v to bring under con- trol , to control , to take possession of, to subjugate, to dominate, tomaster, to tame, to seize qa} UES UES BTI—to break a wild horse wea afga—out of control, beyond control arafe—n control, hold, — possession , subjugation , subjection , domination, mastery , seizure GEM ayn trade wind Gii—n a murror, a looking-glass, a speculum aMN—n a grant of rent-free land made by Muslim princes etc, 384 cea) to religious preachers and to learned people wrya-waet—n an estate of land held ander this grant amy—(l) a of or made of or caused by iron, ferrous (2) iron @mat—n fem a coat-of-mail made of iron, an iron armour @Pi—n a nurse-maid or waiting- maid, an ayah SMay—n width, breadth, length OMMa—n season, suitable time, right time @amrm—n pain, trouble, exhaus- tion, fatigue , an exertion of strength or power, labour, strain, an end- eavour, an effort GMPMAld—r stre- nuous, laborious, arduous alta, mat—alt spell ’s of we ‘Sr3,(pop )ary—n the span of one's life, longevity , lifetime , hfe wa ary gra wiiacerg—his days are numbered la UR PUSNG—his time is up Ue, BAe s—a_ that which prolongs life, rejuvenating , that which bestows long life @rG- quq—n act of prolonging life, prolongation of life , rejuvenation nacfa—n. prolongation of hfe, rejuvenation @q,*¢4—same as Bi- am wingay—n the Hindu science of medicine as taught in the Atharva- veda amy eI—a pertaining to or according to this science UPyat —n the span of one’s life, lnfetime. eraari—a long-lived fem areret QayI—same as MLA eryg—a in-charge USF —n an officer-in-charge, A wala muinister-in-charge urerm—var of arn. *For words in wij-, not given separately, see UM.ata 388 OTH aifa—(i) pro 1 (2) n_ self-know- | ly sweet fragrance GaM-aRIy—n ledge , the soul, the ego , egoism, pride, vanity, self-tmportance @itaq—n a land surveyor, a supervising officer aifq—n (Mus) a wealthy nob- leman or high-born person , a title of some Muslim kings,an Amir,an Am- eer Ullteaqe—n pl princes and courtiers or noblemen , men of high and wealthy class ufata, utaat—(l) n amurate , high style of living or ostentatious show of wealth, pomp and grandeur, (2) a@ of an Amir or amirate, living in a high style or making an ostentatious show of wealth , full of pomp and grandeu aqig—n meat , non-vegetarian food or diet eitacerat, eniaarti—a carnivorous , non-vegetarian aria—alt spell of aia aratq—alt spell of afat Qia--a@ given to merriment, sportive, merry, gay, cheerful, Jolly , witty, humorous aira—(l) adv to the root, radi- cally , thoroughly, completely, root- and-branch (2) @ extended to the root, radical thorough Gyee—n subtle preserce or slight trace, a touch, a touch of similart- ty, the ultimate part of anything Passing away, after-image, after-taste (QT BITS, Asif] Sicqs) , pleasant drowsiness or rapt attention ( {It aims aal) wream—n delight , joy, gladness , mertiment, amusement, festivity, fun, (rare) far-reaching fragrance, extreme- pl. rejoicings Qiaqm-aiaM fql—v to rejoice OH Fqi—v to express delight or joy , to make merry, to indulge in or enjoy amusement , to be festive, to make fun, to poke fun (at), to fill with fragrance UICaTH- @ae—a delightful, merry , amus- ing, funny @lti—n act of amus- ing, amusement, recreation, act of perfuming @anraca—n pl amu- sements, recreations Qream- aca ®qi—v to indulge in amusements wrattrs—a dchghted, perfumed, scented @tatwi—a delighted , jolly, sportive, sweet-scented fem @Ical- Tw t wram—n any of the esoteric Hindu seriptures esp the Vedas @rqi—n audacity, effrontery, m- pudence, (coll) cheek, bragging, boast, vaunt , audacious ambition aren —n mother @g—n the mango algyeTa, Ua- FR, Aei—n a mango-grove HIS, MATSF—n the hog plum Orea--a acid, sour Brat—n fen. the tamarind-tree @Pif—a_ acid, soul, acidic (AAS AsAtBo) alas weA—acid fermentation ait, wraiei—n fem the tamarmnd-tree @rmq—n income, earnings , profit, revenue @asq—(l) n income-tax , i2) a profitable Uyaq—n imcome and expenditure (accts) debit and credit Bmqae—n budget wagat- “ia—n budget-head 9 wrPaeta— n budget session ORat UiEs TA FT —to spend beyond one’s means weary Y—(accts ) credit side ee For words in €irq-, not given separately, see UMame upe—a extensive, wide, panded , very large , (geom ) rectan- gular but having unequal sides, oblong eawrrya—n (geom) an oblong UMeR—a very large- eyed wlTsi—n area or its measure , volume or its Measure , extension . breadth, width , a temple , a house, an abode, an institution (@bafqsa) , an altar aisy—n state of a marred woman whose husband 1s alive, any of the symbols (usu. borne on the person of the wife) indicating this state umit.—n length, width, breadth, extension, the future, time for bearing fruit aret—n fem a married woman whose husband 1s alive ‘@mg—a brought under control or taken possession of , controlled , subjugated , subject, dominated , Mastered , tamed, seized UMTS TAl, URS UAI—v to bring under con- trol , to control , to take possession of, to subjugate, to dominate , tomaster, to tame, to seize 4aj CUE UE Byl—to break a wild horse wrceq afgy—out of control, beyond control emfs—n control, hold , Possession, subjugation, subjection, domination, mastery , seizure GEA A—n trade wind SlAg—n a murror, a looking-glass, @ Speculum aMa—n a grant of rent-free Jand made by Muslim princes etc, ea- 384 aa to religious preachers and to learned people @mym-ag@t—n an estate of land held wnder this grant arma—(l) a@ of or made of or caused by iron, ferrous (2) n iron arai—n fem a coat-of-mail made of iron, an iron armour @lyi—n a nurse-maid or waiting- maid an ayah QAI, —n width, breadth, length AMM —n season, suitable time, right time @arri—n pain, trouble, exhaus- tion, fatigue , an exertion of strength or power, labour, strain, an end- eavour, an effort GMTPMAld—n stre- nuous, laborious, arduous arta, atat—alt spell’s of q aMye,(pop )eraj—n the span of one’s life, longevity , lifetime , hfe oR ar, Er enfyete—his days are numbered Walt Bry PaenZ—his time is up Oya, ornaa—a. that which prolongs life, reyuvenating , that which bestows long life wry- auaq—n act of prolonging life, prolongation of life , rejuvenation prolongation of life, rejuvenation @yF4q—same as Si- am wiagay—n the Hindu science of medicine as taught in the Atharva~ veda amceHt}—a pertaining to or according to this science UMP —n the span of one’s life, lifetime UR long-lived fem aryset Bryyi—same as Sayer wame—a in-charge ayeae—n an officer-in-charge. a. minister-in-charge wacimt—var of Ba. Aa Fan +For words im ‘@My-, not given separately, see WT3.Srerm OGrHI—a. coming , ensuing, next, future, later OAM, Gieri—n ease, comfort, luxury WOM Sl, GA Fi—v to take one’s ease, to take rest Sarit, aaat—a ease-loving, easy- going , brought up or passing amidst ease and luxury , easy Qiatat—n. a committee (esp a public one) set up for investigation etc , a commission wrarsre—a dn one who makes preparation for or collects the things necessary for a purpose , one who makes ready @ieta—n preparation, collec- tion of things necessary to serve a purpose , things so collected, act of making or becoming ready SUAS FI—v to make preparations (for) @rantss—a that for which nece- ssary things have been collected or preparation has been made , that which has been made ready gtattsy—n tincture of 1odine @la—(l) cony and, and also (afq ata gta), or (a5 eta 4a), or not (2) adv else, more (@t4 fe 4faa) , no more (ff tei AH), at the same time, simultaneously, but (*iteq Se SA AMAT aq), on the other hand, yet, im return (| cotatt Bereta ze a SF ota fer ea), in future, again (Sta CA gt a Af) 7 still now, still then (ata cam apd 4) , at present, now (ata caf a2), Moreover, besides, in addition to that (ata cH), ever (fauicr fe att AR SU BG), ever before or after (am at aA a cag mi), since then (AS cota ata free a) , of course, 38¥ orate certainly (gff © Alt Gel ae) @) a other, another, different (afd aa, @la c#2) , past, last (ATA AWA CA MRA- fac) , coming, next (@tq Awe ata) (4) pro another person or thing, the other person or thing, a different person or thing (afale cetaty, aca fe a) eTaA—all other ays—(I) a more, (2) adv still more, further, moreover €@4 qq—on the other occasion , another time , once again, once more aly—n extract, essence, Juice, spirit, arrack , tincture OMe, waiet—a slightly red, reddish , blood-red, deep red, scarlet, crimson OMe, UMqetsa, arecaiba—(l) a with reddened or blood-shot eyes , angry, (2) n such eyes GMSGa, BoA —(l) a with face (or cheeks) flushed on account of shame or anger, (2) n such a face arey—(l) nm police or military station , an outpost , defence force, homeguard (2) a engaged in defen- ce OrPpl—n the police OA qigat—n the police force orate, @rpl—n a policeman , a gurdsman grtar—n a police picket ures, oafz—n. a prayer, request, a petition , a plaint @lrai—a of or relating to a forest or forests, wild, sylvan, born or grown or living in forests @aiye— (tl) @ wild, living 1n forests , (2) concluding section of the Brahma- nas (@f%) which are the parts of the Vedas , a person (esp a saint of ancient India) living in forests, 4 forester arts,;—n deep attachment a end subjugation ,aris 98a BMS @ais.—n act of greeting a deity by waving alamp, fan, etc before his or her face a@ramnte, aianert—n an orderly @laty—var of Stat @ata—n an Arab, an Arabian, the Arabian nation, the Arabs waat—(l) a. Arabian, (2) n the language of Arabia,» Arabic, an Arabian , an Arab, the Arabs wiyti—a that which has been undertaken or begun @lae sra—n a task undertaken or commenced ergai—a of Arabia, Arabian wWlaeqi—a inthe state of being commenced or undertaken, about to commence or undertake. arena, warat—(l) nan Arme- man, the language of Armenia, Armenian (2) @ Armenian &ia3—n commencement, incep- tion, beginning, start , origin, birth, ihtroduction , a prologue AS Fi —¥ to commence, to begin, to start, to introduce UMS eeql—v' to com- mence, to begin, to start, to origi- nate, to-take birth , to be introduc- ed UReE—a Gn one who com- mences or introduces aii—n a throne wiren—alt spell of wraciat ‘Sah, arpti—n a minor, a Yook- ing-glass , a speculum SMM, UrE—var.’s of MATT arty, ataati—alt spell ’s of aah SRC, wTa—n the cock- roach, the black-beetle wmnfae—n act of greeting a deity by waving a lamp, fan, etc, before his or her face “s—(1) a one who worships (2) n a worshipper, a devotee Ula, Bak—n worship, ser- vice, prayer @Met Pyl—v to worship, to pray to €@ladat— same as Bd graifas—a worshipped , adored wrqidqj—a worshipped, deserving to be worshipped, worshipful, adorable @alditi—a in the state -of being worshipped @a—n a (high) sound or note , a (great) noise , tumult , a roar GIsITy—a recovered from illness, cured, relieved Wa #fI—v to cure GA aem—v to give relief ara wem—v to be cured, to come round, to get relief Olay geq—v to be cured or soothed @laz—n ease,” comfort , plea- sure , happiness , relaxation , rest , a garden (Atatata) «= STaTa-CaeTa—n an easy-char W&M Fq—v to take rest , to lie down, to recline, to relax, to enjoy ease and comfort , to enjoy pleasures Want @sal—yv to give ease and comfort olay wem—v to enjoy ease and comfort Uraiafem, wrtat—a_ ease- loving arrab—n arrowroot @rp—a mounted, seated on aTraTy FsM—v to mount, to sit on @a—int expressing fear, shame, astonishment, bate, disgust, anger, etc , used in addressing or hailing, ah, oh, eh, hu, holla eeain—n recovery from ailment, cure , restoration to health, sound health, health kal T4—v» to cure, to bring round Urq RSH—v to be cured, to recover, to come round UiIn-faceor, SRT Te n a hospital wieqnene—n act ofciel coming round, recovery, URavware Fq] TW Bey—v same as GCA} VAT aeaa—n ascnption or attribu- tion of a quality of one thing to another, imputation , imposition, assignment , bestowal Uta e— vy to ascribe, to attribute, to im- pute, to impose, to assign, to bestow wRaIAse—(l) a attributing, ascribing , imputing , imposing, assi- gning, bestowing, placing, implan- ting, (2)n animputer, an imposer, one who assigns, one who bestows or places , one who strings (a bow) , a planter tain attribution, ascription , imputation, imposition, assignment , bestowal , act of plac- ing, emplacement , act of mounting a thing or person upon something , act of stringing a bow , act of plan- ting, implantation Ua sqI—v to attribute, to ascribe , to impute , to impose, to assign, to bestow, to place, to mount, to string (a bow) , to plant, to mplant areata —a attributed, ascribed , imputed, umposed, assigned, bestowed , placed, mounted, (of a bow) strung, planted , implanted wreayg—n height, altitude, as- cent , act of boarding (a ship, rail- way train, etc), entrainment, embar- kation, buttock esp of a woman (qateate), grade, (log) induction eiesRi—n act of mounting or clim- bing or riding or placing oneself upon, ascent, ascension, act of boarding a carriage Saas -F41 — to mount, to climb, to scale, toascend, to ride, to place one- 340 ars self upon , to board (a ship, railway train, etc), to embark, to entrain aratt—n a fisght of steps, a stair, a stair-case , a ladder, an escalator. areanre-fameri—n a niding-school. arearatrpe—n a riding-master. UMaRsrI—n a remount depot. araet—(l) @ mounting , climbing , scaling , riding, boarding, embark- ing, mounted, emplaced, board- ed, ascended, (log.) inductive, (mus —of notes) gradually increasing in pitch, (2) n achmber, arider, a passenger , (mus) a note whtch ins creases gradually in pitch fem areal ar‘—a solar areaen—n (“) this sign on Bengali letters to indicate a preceding “-r sound , sun-ray, (facet ) a tuft of long hatr maintatn- ed by a conservative brahmin on hts crown enf~alt. spell. of arater wrrq—n straightness , or vertital position , wardness , honesty @‘—n art, (loos) an artistic style or affectation aife*b—n an artist , a painter ere‘—a sick , distressed, stricken with grief or sorrows , aggrieved , afflicted , oppressed, involved in danger Bfeai—n relief of the dis- tressed or afflicted or oppressed or endangered persons @feay—n an outcry of pain or grief or affliction or oppression etc aMeevri—n act of helping the distressed or afflicted, relef-work upright straightfor- candour, uprightness, SI I TD ll lI slate +For words in ae =, Not given separately, see weaes areq—(l) n menstruation. (2) a menstrual , seasonal aife—n illness, ailment , pain, distress , grief, sorrow , affliction : state of being oppressed , State of being involved in danger aigi—same as faa waaites—a pertaining to eco- nomics, economic, pertaining to financial policy wifys—a financial , pecuniary , monetary emitie, artai—alt. arama wa wet, morst, damp, hu- mid, soft, softened with affection Cears etc UE aeS, UE SaTa—ady in adoleful voice agtsi—n wetness , moistness, moisture , dampness, humidity , softness , softened state n ginger TERS, aT, UEvaI—see eat —n the sixth of the twenty- Seven stars according to Hindu astronomy arat—alt. ssell of araat mafal—ale. spell of arata SI I—n an armature am —(1) n the Aryan race, an spell’s of Aran, a venerable person (2) a Aryan , venerable, best, of noble bith, civihzed wmaa—n Aryan- ism, civilized conduct and behaviour %a—n ason of the father-in-law, {usu ) husband UrG—n a Vedic community founded by Dayananda Saraswati wmtrarti—a of or be- longing tothe Arya Samaj (4t¢aata) UMfs—fem of art GRfa—n a lind of metre used in Sanskrit verse , any of the rhymed arithmetical formule ded STN wrfas*—n upper or northern India where the ancient Aryans settled arfia—n (facet & dero) Aryan- ism wipt—alt spell of aah aa‘—a relating to (Hindu) sages (esp of ancient India) , (chiefly of words and their meanings) un- grammatical but current being used by the sages esp of ancient India, (cp) archaic weermtIi—n a use which 1s ungrammatical but current being used by ancient sages Giety—n the sting of insects etc ; an antenna, sharp point of any- thing such as the barb of an arrow : an awl, (fig) prick ( #etq aA) UFig—n a ridge of earth set up around a piece of agricultural land , adyke, adam aa qim—v to set up a ridge of earth around a Piece of agricultural land , to build a dyke, to dam Urera—a barbed, grooved areaitaa—alt spell of mresaiae Grsren—n tar, pitch, coal-tar aren, aetght—n cowhage, cow- age, cowitch Seren, ate, aeermn—n a loose cloak or gown, a gaberdine arin, (dial) @eit—a unbound, untied, unfastened, open, unbol- ted, loose, lax, detached, avoid- ing company, isolated ( BteIst] at=y ), uncovered, bate, naked, uncon- trolled (@lat} fe), msincere or uncalled-for ( @fast caRtt), un- careful, unmindful ( fat a ) SIM HSM—v to relax, to become Jax, to give indulgence 3a at ~—a loose-tongued, outspoken,AACR eqeemg—a detached, not touch- ing wreremez—adv (of hands, eat- ing and drinking vessels, etc) not bringing into contact with the mouth (whilst eating or drinking) , not touching, avoiding contact ( afectiea foxtt), aloof ( state qe), carefully and softly ( atacdte area), lightly ( emt att ) oreraiqe—(!) @ figurative, rhe- torical , versed in poetics or rhetoric , relating to ornaments , decorative. (2) n a rhetorician , an author of a treatise on rhetoric or poetics aaice, uaiow, aretiga—n the uvula, the epiglottis @qiee*e1—ady suddenly, unexpec- tedly , suddenly and thoughtlessly —n the uvula, the epig- lottis ‘@rersi—n lac-dye esp as used by the Hindu women to paint the borders of their feet SRT, Gaterda—n staples arewe—a not forceful or firm, light ( Sfacol ates, atacsl ahy), in- coherent or insincere ( Btatel $4 ) @ieri—n a rack or stand for clothes, hats, etc Qrat—coll corrup of eferrn Qeatel—n thealpaca , cloth made of its wool Sraia—n a pin erral—var of Gree GRAS, ATS, URIS, Be hs—adv of course, certainly areraya—n a ridge of earth raised round the root of a tree for the pur- Pose of watering ‘areata —n a hubble-bubble with a long fleuible smoking-tube utemti{—n an almirah, a cupboard 96Q ST Ulei=f—n. a support, a prop, a a shelter. @e4qaq—n. a prop, a shel- ter, (thet) the person that 1s the object of a sentiment Brit ?e—a. held, propped, supported, suspended, hung @perat—a supported , shel- tered , hanging ™rerm—n home, an abode, a dwell- ing-house, a residence, a dwelling- place ,a house, a building , a place, a resort ,a store, arepertory, a reposi- tory @leta—poet dortup of Ulta @leAy—coll corrup of afar BeAz—a idle, lazy, slothtul. weracity—n idleness, sloth, pro- crastination arri—n idleness, laziness, sloth , procrastination, dilatoriness, lethar- gy, indolence Bers SIT F4I—v to give up idleness , to be up and do- ing , to shake off lethargy by moving one’s limbs , to yawn Uy SeI— v to shake off lethargy by mov- ing one’s limbs , to yawn O@les—var of -Saet BANe—a sfx first , highest, best. wrenc—(l)@ alluminated , bright~ ened up (2) » light (alata four stat’) aletts—var of Bars aream—a (also adv) different , separate , detached Bema, (pronun aeala)—n a pil- lar or post to which an elephant 1s tethered , a peg or stake to which domestic animals are tethered Qe, (pronun @fataj—n to disheve]l or spread out (as hair), to ruffle , to spread out (as paddy etc. whilst sunning) , to unloose or untie, to open (38 a “tf Batata)wrt wrn%—n conversation, talk, con- ference, discussion, greeting, acqu- aintance , (mus) faithful singing or playing of a tune (esp a conven- tional onein Hindu music) in detail ‘Brat F]—v to converse, to talk, to confer, to discuss, to greet, to make one’s acquaintance (with), to cultivate acquaintance (with) , (mus) to sing or play a tune faithfully and in detail @et%q—n conversation, talk, conference wental§—a. con- ferrable, discussable. wrett-*1fq54, StAeIA—n (coll) acquaintance and speaking terms , discussion wrenfets—a, talked or spoken to, greeted , acquainted fem renin wrent—a given tocultivating ac- quaintances , sociable , acquainted arre—n a wealthy man fem wrerat amet wat HeI—a boy or young man of a rich family spoilt by over-indulgence wrentgn—obs var of GIFT aifety—n a ridge of earth set up around a piece of agricultural land, a dyke , adam z—n a woman’s female friend or confidanté or maid i[—n act of embracing or hugging , an embrace ,a hug alert *i—» to embrace, to hug a embraced, hugged attern—n act of painting the floor or walls etc of a house or temple or the surface of a seat with the liquefied pigment of rice-powder , Such paintings epfarmt ciem—y to Patnt (floors, walls, seats, etc.) with the liquefied pigment of rice-powder [—n act of setting up a tidge of earth around a piece of 2¢0 GAGA agricultural land , act of building a dyke, actof damming uilaqay e1— v to set up a ridge of earth around a piece of agncultural land, to build a dyke , to dam. wifery—n (Mus) a learned man eiicerom, uferrm—n var’s of altar waiterii—n a parapet around the roof of a burlding gratt—alt spell of uffets,2 ariis—(l) a licked, tasted (2) n. a posture (adopted esp whilst shoot- ing an arrow) with a knee doubled in the front and the other stretched out behind, (cp) a crouchant posi- tion wletta—a passed out of existence, disappeared , diffused Ueyy»—sfx denoting nature, ten- dency, propensity, ete (fraty, $7ley) Qhz—7 = potato | Cae AT potato, fa Gey, Al Aey—sweet potato, yam, batata aIeKaeh—a (of hair) unkempt, dishevelled , (of dress etc) lacking in trimness, blowsy, disorderly. wregia, uenat—a (of cooked food} deficient in salt, salt-free, (fig) imsipid wreigei—(l) a obtained for nothing or without payment (2) adv for nothing, gratis Urnearigi—n a variety of plum or prune of which jelly 1s pre- pared SRTRSTTAS, niete—a (of hair} loosened and spread out, dishevel- Jed, unkempt uriitas 7—v to untie and spread out, to dishevel ereagi—n (Mus) a word form- ing a part ot the return saluteSTS 3¢8 QUATSF ee aerim—n a painting , a painted portrait BRA, UcaIAA—n. act of smearing or painting (with), any substance to smear with (such as, an ointment, grease, oil, etc), a paint, a wash. anatt—var of Met @eri—n ignus fatuus, Will-o’- the wisp, (fig) delusion @Wemy earet—the light of Will-o’-the-wisp, (fig) a ray of false hope or delusion Gley—var of ete BRA y—n light, a beam, a ray, -effulgence , lustre, splendour, a flash of ight, a lamp wren #gi—v to brighten, to light up, to lighten, to dluminate, to glorify Une ant —v to show light to, (fig) to give a hope, to promise good aien-aiita—n a mixture of light and shade, chiaroscuro @|pe- “otacaa c¥en—light-and-shade play aretg—n light, a beam, a ray, eflulgence , lustre, splendour, a flash of ight aneréag—n a light- house @cenpioi—n a photograph , Photography |nareisgeq—n a pho- tographer Urerefoataai—n photo- graphy UeTRV—n a flash of light ASIS-Sloe—n photo-electricity. Oent-aies—a photo-electric erene-faem, wcars-fam—n optics arerelagi—a lightless, dark, gloomy UaTeM—a full of light ; flooded with light ,lightsome e@ere- “T|—n a parasitic creeper ARay- “‘i—same as Umnstety wrene- WETS, UNEALES n a beacon VTE Re—n decoration of a stage etc. with lights, llumination cal a3—n a lighthouse aests—n act of seeing, act of casting a glance, observation , act of showing, demonstration URenteart —a worth seeing, sightly aealtes—a illuminated , glo ving, brightened arnivs 4—v to lu- minate, to brighten up wWrealles aem—v to become iluminated , to brighten up Green, UCaeI—n discussion , deliberation, consideration Urea = 4j—v. to discuss , to deliberate, to consider @cnem RemM—yv to be dis-~ cussed or deliberated or considered arateat—n a subject or subjects for discussion , a place or an institu- tion where discussions are held. ureteaty—a submitted or raised for discussion, worthy of discus- ston , discussible aqceelai—a rice obtained by sun- ning paddy and not by botling it, sunned rice Breniss—a discussed , ted, considered Aeeto}—same av UATSATT Qiei-al—n a mixture of light and shade, chiaroscuro Witil-Sd @n—light-and-shade play Qieneé—n one who or that which stits of churns ,an exciter , an agita- tor, one who recollects, a deli- berator, a pestle for churming with Beene —n act of stirring or chun- ning , excitation , agitation , recollec- tion, deliberation Uneasy FqI—v to stir, to churn, to excite, to agitate , to recollect , to deliberate delibera- ) For words in @RTI¢-, not given separately, see GUTSwRMTES See OPT wunige—a stirred, churned ,ex- cited, agitated, recollected, deli- berated wai—a salt-free , (of cooked food) deficient in salt wema—a full of light, light- some , tlluminated , brightened up arenm-anersy—adv whilst there 1s light or daylight py hight or day- light Bemim—n a woollen wrapper for the body, a shawl arenet—a slightly excited or agi- tated , moving or rolling or lolling with greed (airataaaal) weenfge—a slightly red, reddish Wag, WeI—n (Mus) God, Allah UWMy—coll. & poet corrup of afét g—n food (sitar) SMe, Eryn—n act of hoping, expectation ,a hope, an expectation, act of desiring , a desire , possibili- ty, prospect, praise, reception wrniis—a hoped for, expected , desired , praised , received @Me—n mas a lover, a suitor, a sweetheart arret—n indulgence, over- indulgence , sutcessful investigation ofacnme uprata sxl—v to solve actime or detect a criminal by inves- Ugation UPTaTa] ceeyl—y to treat with indulgence or over-indulgence UMireaiq—a dreadtul, frightening, alarming , suspicious , doubtful Brrs—n fear, dread, fright, alarm , a misgiving, apprehension , Suspicion, doubt ype] sqi—y to fear, to dread , to apprehend , to Suspect , to doubt uPpergt—n an object of dread or suspicion or doubt wpiisee—a feared, dreaded , ap- prehended , suspected , doubted upmg—n illicit love, an affair, an affaire de cer, a love-affar, love arim|—n surroundings, rons, outskirts, neighbourhood @rI- are, aeianet—advy hither and thither , around, on all sides , in the outskirts , in the neighbourhood apraat—alt spell of UrTart ~prm—n (mostly used as asiv) a receptacle, a container (seit), a heart or character, an intention, a purpose, an aim gprate—n (Mus ) a gold coin BPity—alt. spell of GMs @PNa—n hope, expectation, as- surance , confidence, reliance, trust (refaa Bia tal, cored Git BEN), a part of the horizon (aff) Urn wa, Urn aai—r to hope, to ex- pect , to place confidence (upon), to rely (upon), to trust POTTS, wprets—a beyond expectation, unhoped-for , unexpected SPIE, T —a up to expectation wpifqe—a. hopeful, cherishing hope, expec- tant wprna—a that which excites envi- hope, hopeful wrrsy—n disap- pointment @Prerl—n hopes and confidence GMI, ariel—a hopeless , disappointed Urize—a disappointed arna—alt spell of UAT aprate—alt spell of arms wridaqa—ale spell of SPAT (See Sri) For words 1n @pql-, not given separately, see GPM .wpucat urteat—n mode urrat—alt spell of armaet ‘apierti—alt spell of arna tel wbt—n Ba eighty atrrr—n blessing, benediction, benison uPiis—n alt spell of uf upttz—n. a serpent’s fang uptitay —n. that which has venom in its fang, a venomous snake, the snake. apriaoa, urtiemH—n blessing, be- nediction, bemson aMtaWe—a Bn one who blesses fem wuptiqiia ariieHi—(l) a benedictory , (2) n an emblem of benediction upiiq—re spell of WPT UPRy>—var of wea UPR2—(!) adv early, quickly, spee- dily , without delay, immediately (2) a early , quick, speedy (aie ersteta), immediate (AIS 793!) Urq, MGs, apqttt—a quick-moving , swift- foot, swift-footed UrPiver—(l) a one who 1s easily or quickly pleased or appeased , (2) n an appellation of Shiva (ff) op_ents—a Teadily shed or fallen, fugactous arrieray— @ credulous uppngiatre—n a coroner Ules—var of ups IMA —see UPyaey worma—ady since childhood or boyhood area—(l) a astonishing, surpri- sing, wonderful, marvellous, queer (2) = a wonder or marvel » @ sur Prise , a queer object. uppat eq—v to strike with astonishment or won- der, to surprise, to astonish wppyt XSHl—v to beastonished aoa aa a ¥onderful, astonishing, surprising , an Indian musical infancy or s6u ore queer “opeafegs—a wonder-stnic- ken, astonished uppyiqs sq1— same as BPOY Sq OPBV Tas Zem— same as UPbA Vsql wrys—a assured , heartened with hope or promise or assurance or consolation or confidence etc ‘uapa—n_ heartening with hope or Ptotmise or assurance or consolation or confidence etc. UParia—n act of heartening with hope or promise or assurance or consolation or con- fidence etc yrapattt—n words that hearten with hope or promise or assurance or consolation or con- fidence etc urafis—var of aprs g@ifa—n the sixth month of the Bengal: calendar (from the middle of September to the middle of October). @ita—a of or grown or produced in Aswin (@tf4a), occurring in Aswin (aiPict ae) alea—n a hermitage , a residence (usu a small one), a cottage (7114) , an asyium or refuge (arate, Sater) , a residential institution (esp an educational or religious one) ( faatert) , a stage of life ( th¥aitata). @rerasy—n duties to be performed by inmates of a hermitage or asylum or refuge or residential institution , duties to be performed in each of the stages of life arerarat—a én one who lives in a hermitage or asylum or refuge or residential institution fem Urmatiat urstas, urmi—() a@ of or lying ina hermitage or asylum or refuge or residential institution, or pertaining to the Iifein it, adopting any of } the stages of life, (2) n an inmatewet of a hermitage or asylum or refuge or tesidential institution, one in any of the stages of life @emq—n adoption , shelter, aid, help, support, protection (WITT ala), a container, a store, a resort, a possessor (A4@ctt ate) , a dwelling-house, a residence ( S{@ty- am) Urtg e—v to adopt, to take shelter (in) , to go or resort to for shelter or ald or support or protec- tion GMa orsqi—v to shelter, to give shelter, to give protection UrMty WSH—same as GMA FN GTHIgI— same as GMA SMEs] Pyl—same as UY Sa] Getai—n adoption, act of taking shelter (in), act of gomg or resorting to for shelter or aid or Support or protection arerstty—a worthy of being adopted , worthy of being resorted to for shelter or aid or Support or protection WReaytTsI—n a one who gives shelter or protec- fon wremt—n act of sheltering CT FN—same as URE Heal ‘wreas—a nourished in shelter or Support or protection (of) , (bot) en- dotropic Gretmendt—same as urea Weems, unmt—a shelterless , deprived of shelter, supportless UMemet—(1) a seeking shelter (2) n one who seeks shelter , a refugee fem oremia a? ‘West—a one who adopts or takes shelter , sheltered i—a_ adopted, resorted to, sheltered, supported, protected , dependent (esp for maintenance) fem waters onfesonere, enferoare —" Ga ‘one who maintains or Protects those who ask for mainte~ Nance or shelter or aid or support or 364 SAS protection efssasnet—a charitable towards those who ask for mainte- nance or shelter or aid or support or protection ufeeqej—n a protecto- rate urye—a promised , heard wifre—a embraced , pervaded , permeated , attached , amalgamated , united , sarcastic, sardonic wicsq—n an embrace, pervasion, diffusion, attachment, amalgama- tion , union , a sarcasm, a pun. araig—n the third month of the Bengali Calendar (from the middle of June to the middle of July), (poet & fig) the monsoon @ranKg— a of orin or during the month of Ashara (=fats) , produced or grow- ing or occurring in Ashara. (I), false, fantastic Gravy te7—a queer or fantastic tale, a cock-and-bull story wmesbores—adv all over the body, all over , thoroughly wrq—dial form of Gt wrre—n (obs ) love, attachment, devotion ( ‘faafs arr’) wrace—n a variety of pancake made ofa thin paste of liquefied rice- powder wpre—a greatly enamoured (of), addicted to , having a deep love (for), devoted (to), attached (to) , deeply attached to ( worldly) pleasures and and interests , engaged in sexual or sensual intercourse , engaged with profound attention urite—n deep love, attention, addiction, devo- tion, attachment, attachment to (worldly) pleasures and interests , (worldly) pleasures and interests , (engagement ) in sexual or sensual imtercourseOTF oce Ort uprmy—n sexual intercourse , com- pany, fellowship, social intercourse , union , desire to enjoy , love, attach- ment , profound attention april —n desire for sexual intercourse, desire for company or union UPR faraj—a desirous of sexual inter- course or of company or union arpry—a coming, next, ensuing wrMaaq—n adhesion artais—a adhered or adhering to wrMig—n union, amalgamation , proximity, adjacency , acquisition, acqiurement, profit, (gr ) proximity of related words within a sentence @pra—n anything used for or in- tended for sitting upon, a seat, an office or post ( AACHT BtAT) , a place for sitting or bemg present (CHa atid) , a posture of sitting ( Tat7a) , reception with honour ( fagicaq ata Fe) EPRI, aPAafaE—n act of sitting SPAI SH, PM ST —» to take one’s seat aMain'ty, upristet—n the posture of squa- tong omaferty zn @n—v to squat elagz—alt spell of arrears ura—n imminent, approaching, impending, coming , proximate, last, final , (esp in math ) approximate (STAR aT) UPAsRI—n the time of death , the time of danger, critical time, the eleventh hour, the last mo- ment GMA—a fem parturient, 1n the advanced stage of pregnancy, nearing delivery UpEgI—a about to die, dying wrmq—n distilled sprit, alcoholic beverage, wine wrad—n furmture wadqeag—n furniture and fittings and all other _movable goods, goods and chattels upmra—n the sky, the firmament, heavens Uparaina wrare—poles apart, poles asunder @part—a of the sky, of the sky-blue colour, azure, azurine, urmga—a & adv extending up to the ocean urpyateaba—a & adv extending from the ocean to the Himalayas wraa—n a gathering, a meeting, 2 sitting , a party (BICa4 BA) , a func- tion (*f{taq Biaqd), a match, a tour- nament, a competition ( $ifS4 atAa), a field (casita BtAa) , a society, a club SrA WA TT, GP WANT FaI—vy to brighten up a party BM4 qarg—v the party warms up or becomes interes- ting, the party becomes crowded UP GAH, UT Gey —same as GAT Ta Sh GAT AI —v to brighten up a patty, to make a party ripple with interest UPA Gawls’ Tom, Ud atti—v to make one’s appearance before the public or in society, to take the field, to make one’s debut wraaq—(l) @ genuine, pure, au- thentic , unadulterated , true, real, actual, original (aa afte), nett (ataa ate), principal or capital (arreicrn) , prumary (ataa Gory) (2) n principal or capital money or amount Ufc, uPEti—a genuine, pure, unadulterated ( waft #1) @pa—ady im actuality, in truth, in fact BMPCSU—n a kind of wild tree WPy—n a stick (usu a thick one), a staff, a mace , a sceptre. GPIe—(!) » to come , to appear ; to come up, to arrive (cga Stal) , to reach, to come at (72 71% Gi), to commence, to begin (a4 GP), toSPA 3é5 BIA set 1n( 443 BPA), to be excited with (at @tal) , to rise, to crop up (aA atal), to enter (wt Bh), to attack, to Come upon (paft ati), to be struck with (SI GP), to be supplied with (##i ht), to be filled with ( coita sai ap) , to take place, to occur, to come about ( fag att) , to be earned, to accrue (Brat api) , to be on the point of (Fatal atal) (2).@ that which has come (31S-HIA) B) n act of coming, ar- rival Ona UAI—y to come up, to advance BPI-TeR—n come-and-go Siem ari—v tocome up toget up, to remove , to get loose, to be de- tached, to come off ( fat Bia) BIA ) sql GH—v to be able to speak eR UP—v to come near, to come by, to approach Se UMM, aad wri—v to be of use, to be useful, to be serviceable =a UMI—y to feel hke crying wi urm—v» to come down, to get down, to alight, to descend , to dismount fafem amt —» to get dimmer and dimmer ar—v to come back, to return Pret wri—v to be about to be exhausted , to be about to end @iam ar—v to leave behind. aan @Mi—». to flow down, to stream down , to come along afiga arm—v to come steering up qed GPNI—V to come out, to emerge fouwtq arn —» to come in, to enter Wea Brn —same as @iam a at arAT—y to bring with oneself , to fetch SriwA—n act of obtaining , attam- Ment, acquirement, receipt, mcome, arrival , performance or execution (of a work) upntts—a obtained, attained, acquired , received , armived within reach, arrived, performed, execu- ted Uriy—n termination, end, subsi- dence, relief, mitigation (gaa SPA, ator ert), inflow, easy supply ( rata Sibrtt ) orrmais—n staff, arran, eaaet—n a mace- bearer, a beadle @rMMtys—corrup but pop form of oa and aati Srat.—n a defendant ina crimi- nal case, an accused , (dero or con- temp ) a tenant or a debtor @rrat—n torrential rain, a heavy shower ; water-drop(s) ( 77atata) apneatsi—n asceptre, (loos ) staffs and maces waiiie—a slightly wet , thorough- ly wet, drenched wita—a half-boiled , not thorou- ghly or properly boiled, parboiled, unbouled writa—a seated, sitting , placed , present , situated urna, wnise—a of or like the mythological demons, (cp) Titanic, of or likea demon, demoniac, giant- hke, gigantic, titanic, terrible, vile , unholy fem opiat, arnieet, ore faa, orafae faag—a form of marn- age in which the bridegroom purcha- ses the bride from her parents in exchange of money gletby—n act of watering or wett- ing thoroughly wietd¥—n (personal) restraint , restriction , an injunction , lumita- tion ( Stevie) Gee —n a warrant bait @eraea—n an myunction a thick stick, aICT S¥o Srary TAM, UC—(I) ¢ mounted on an elephant, horse, etc (2) n one who 1s thus mounted, a mde1 urefys—n the gallop of a horse wrarmi—alt spell of UPerat aere—alt spell of UPRe um—a whole, entire, unbroken, uncut, downright (af@ ofa), tho- rough, stark (ate ft), real (ae CBE ) wreqy—var of BOF QPSI2, TSII—n a bed, a bed- cover, a coverlet ,a bedsheet , a car- pet or any similar article (esp to sit upon ), an ornamental cloth pla- ced on the back of an elephant for the rider to sit upon Wrox A— stratus wreri—n a haunt, an abode, a dwelling-place, a hermitage WPori end of a correspondence) this 1s all (that the writer has got to say or write), here ends 8s @a1—» to put an end to, to complete, to finish, to conclude, to settle up &@fw3is—a7y on ths side and that, in this direction and that , on all sides, im all directions aisaei—n. a tale, a legend, a chronicle, history %fveeas, ate. seqa, afeweaeam—n the deci-— sion that this 1s the mght thing to do, decision about what 1s to be done 2feeeafauper—n nonplus, | bewilderment, confusion, quandary — Sfuafert—same as a aforrra —me but pop form of awn 3isae—n hustory, a chronicle. Riwqeete—n a histonan , a chroni- cler &fsatas— inc but pop form of Reema Biexri—n history. *wwr- wSi—a dn. one who 1s versed sn history 8fear-erse—n. a historian By—n the sun-god (esp. as worshipped by Hindu women m the month of Agrahayana (W#ata") 3001 AGATSI GS—deprived of both the chances by wavering between this and that. Rwwres—adv meanwhile, in the meantime Be—n (gr) a letter used to indi- cate some inflections but not actu- ally pronounced when any of the said inflections ts added to a word Se qen—v (gr) to be used merely to indicate an inflection but is not pronounced when added to a word, (facet.) to die, to cease to exist. Rta, &een—n news, information, notice Sheen a1 frey—without notice. Reypi—ady according to this, accordingly, in this way or manner Rwrepva—adv. seizing the interim opportunity, during the interval, in the meantime, meanwhiletore Sue eartt fererm—a such Ranik—adv and soon, andso forth, and such others, et cetera eq—n ether Ry—(1) adv in this, (obs) for this (2) pro (obs) this (3) a (obs) of this Ratk—advy at present, now-a- days, of late 24m@teq—a recent, present-day , of modern times Raed—n dental (esp of a charge) Sea F4I—v to deny Soret, Baergq—n an inspec- tor RTE n Justice , equity , correct or right deciston ‘Sam—n a reward , atip Sert—n enamel Sarat qv toenamel Sanaet-@aq]—a enamelled Rfa—pro (applied to persons deserving respect) he or she, this Person Riaca-fataca—adv (dero) exaggera- ting to a great extent, in elaborate detail, with numberless ‘humble entreaties Rare—n death Rera—n act of waiting for eagerly, eager expectation i—n good arrangement I—n a draw-well Rq—n the blue lotus I—n a name of Goddess Lakshmi (aay) Rateq—alt spell of Benes S%—n the moon Be frera—a one whose face resembles the moon (in beauty), possessing a moonlike face fem aire, ay frormt ReiI—n one who has the moon for his ornament an appellation of Shiva (fia) Sa —n fem the full- Moon(personified) @aai—n fem a woran whose face resembles the moon (in beauty) Byala, Bory -——n one who has the moon for an ornament for his forehead an appellation of Shiva (fq) @atern— n a digit of the moon, the digit of the moon on the forehead of Shiva (fa), a creeper from the extract of which the lengendary celestial wine was used to be made, wormwood. Pra, eA. the rat, the mouse aem—pfx Indo- .2enbtq—n Indo-China @entelqe—a — Indo- Chinese 3emeptt4—(!) @ Indone- sian , (2) n an Indonesian @u—n the king of gods and goddesses (cp Jupiter, Zeus, Jove) @yeeq—a like I dra (in might or status or wealth) @yen7%—n a species of insect of red velvety colour Sypi%t—same as Baw, Be @eqI—n magic, conjuring, jugglery ; a spell Syentere—(l) a magical , (2) n a magician, a conjurer, a juggler Seyfere—a Gn one who has defeat- ed Indra (34) Buy—n the office or status of Indra (@@#), an office or status as mighty or wealthy as that of Indra (3%) ZHYZ—n the rainbow , (it) the bow of Indra (@%) Bate, Sartre, Buafi—n the sapphire, the emerald, the beryl 2y-na, Baeare—n the abode or city of Indra (3%), Paradise, Heaven Buty—n baldness Su7TeI—n the court of Indra (=) @wHS—n a son of Indra (2%) Sacwt—n one whose army 1s as large and powerful as that -of Indra ( 321) Bata—n a draw-well Brmt—n the wife and consort of Indra (32)*. ams Sey ad @amMGY—n. the rainbow , the bow of Indra (#%) Sfy—n a sense-organ. Shania, aiaacnoa, Bema—a perceptible by the senses Shayne, AaanTT, ahaamerci—n state of being within sense perception ahaanm—n pl sense-organs collectively 2fqacra, haaaa—n selfcontrol or self-rest- raint of sensual appetites, continence Qimei—a continent BPami—n lucenttousness, lewdness , l1bidinous- ness @fqutdpi—same as 2faanT Sfequfaae—n austere self-reseraint, repression of sensual appetites 3faq- aera, Brera AaT—a given to indulgence of sensual appetites, voluptuous, lewd @fumefe—n the function or power of sense-organs RPaucierm—n sensual desires BfqH- Aea—same as Sherr aay sensual pleasures 2iautHal—same as Raaq—n, fuel Bat aren, 2a ene —v to feed with fuel, to fuel, to stoke , (fig) to intensify the severi~ ty of, to encourage Safaa feori—a stoker tindal aqeaI—n aroom or house of worship (esp a private one) Qqq—n a mode of Indian music @yA—n religious faith, piety, fidelity, honesty, conscience, conscientiousness @qR—a faithful (in religion) , devout, prous, having fidelity, honest, conscientious @aramta—n faithfulness (in religion) , devoutness, piousness, fidelity, hon- esty , conscientiousness @aa—n the religtous head or chief priest of Muslims, an Imam. S5nqayeI —n a house built for observing the Muharam Rams, aure—n a building, an edifice. Syai—n (reckoning of) number or quantity , reckoning, limit Sates, Qaisa—(l) n a Yankee (2) @ Yankee aq¥—n remembrance, recollec- tion, heed, attention 2my aI—v to remember, to recollect , to pay heed to @aq aII—ry to bear m mind, to remember , to be- heedful of. Qyaq—n (usu dero) a friend, a companion , a witty or pert person amaig—n waggery «Sale FH, Baate orem, arate am—v. to prac- tise waggery (upon), to wag Bara- aaiy, 2aa-TH—n (collec) frends and companions and associates Zaiat—n an ear-ring Byatt—alt. spell of Sean &q—int indicating failure to re- member something, what-do-you- call-1t * Rasq—n the flash of lightning, a natural fire rising out of the sea, » sea-fire , the elephant. Bal—n the goddess of speech, power of speech personified , the earth , wine, water, food Sarit, Sat}—(1) @ Iranian, Persian (2) n an Iranian, a Persian, the language of Iran or Persta, Iranian, Persian Barst—n a river in the Punjab, the Irawaddy Rar—n the sea. , Romney ty, Rens fp—coll. corrup 6 of Bferaig'Ty (see ators) Bae, BeeA—coll. corrup’s of aferom ®m—n the earth, the cow, speech (esp when personified), wine , water erei—var of ware R14, Reraeaa—n the name of a mythological country , one of four provinces of ancient India lying at the foot of the Himalayas Zere]—(I) n (Mus)God (2)@ great (Rta 73), pompous (ata sts) emt s—n a yard-measure about 33 inches in length fem, da—n a variety of fresh- water river fish, the hisa 3ferprto ~—n dnizzle, serein &aqe—n any one of the arithme- tical symbols (. < /) affixed to numerical figures to indicate money or weight. Rareiie—(i) a electric, electrical (2) n electricity Bae, Bee—n filthiness, dirti- ness, meanness, bareness 21S WA Al 4et—the leopard cannot change its spots . Bea—n (of _ playing-cards) spades Qifeea—n a circular notice, a circular, a communiqué, a pim- phlet, a handbuill [—n a witness ata—n beckoning, gesture 1 F1—v to beckon , to gesticul- ate , to make a sign Rika, Siam, Sate—ale spells: of Siem. S—alt spell of 3. A—n an arrow WeA—n a medicinal herb %3)—2 an oblation 3u4 z—(l) @ intended, desired , cherished , beneficial , one who or that which 1s worshipped , worship- ful, related by blood, of the same famuly (28%R%) ; dear, beloved (2) n an intended or desired or cherished thing (Bats), a dear or beloved person. @Geq5—n a holy amulet safeguarding the person who puts it on &6eq’—n an intended work Sigua-—n pl one’s kinsmen both from father’s side and mother's side 36ipei—n thoughts about one’s welfare 2%%q-—n a dear or beloved person 20¢Hq—n a spini- tual teacher and guide, a guru 2%- wasi—n a deity of one’s worship Rofaet—n death of one’s kins- man or beloved person 2037§—n mystical incantation which are re- cited when worshipping one’s deity aoe, Pina, Biig—n reahza- tion of one’s desire BG¢—n brick, (loos) brickbat BGeyu—n a piece of brick or brick- bat Safafa's, 2ueaq—a bricksburlt Soifas—n good and harm, weal and woe Seihg—n realization of one's desire , profit, benefit Rorere*—n digging of wells or building of temples and similar works for public welfare, public works 3fG,—n an oblation, a sacrifice BG—n desire BeeyG—n a writ- ten document directing the disposal of one’s effects at death, a will. Brine expressing amazement pain sorrow etc , ah, For words in 3%6-, not given separately, see BGSET Ragt—n a school 2a7g—n a moar tooth. Srqiet—n a medicinal seed, plan- tago ovator @acta—n Islam , the Islamic race, Mushms 24eat—a Islamic aqni—alt spell of St Syei—alt spell of Sra Seta—alt. spell of Dreier @ga—alt spell ot Brgt PaA—n a screw ees—(l) adv Bprep from, up to, till (2) m (in card-playing) the king and the queen of trumps 2>e8 aT—ady from start to finish, from beginning to end 2am, 2grA—n end, termination , cessation , resignation, relinquish- ment, act of giving up, abandon- ment. 3341 44I—v to end, to ter- minate @381 GHS8y—v to resign, to relinquish , to give up, to aban- don , to cease (from ) I—n use, practice B@IAnt @a—v to practice Bat wem—vy to be used , to be practised. ReeM—var of Mafoaa. Sfafa,—vul corrup of at Bfafz.—n a smoothing-tron, calen- der mwontng 3feiq @q—v to iron (clothes) Rcemet—var of Sasert aha, at—var's of Biatay,g STs—n steel Bonet—a of steel , madé of steel Be—(\) ady inthis place or time , inthis world (2) a this (‘3% ats’), present (22a1%%) axa, gern, Be- j—n the earthly or mortal life , its duration. @apaqq—a. temporal Rens, ReONs, Ren the world, the earth. Soy inf @xi—pro this (thing or animal), it Rari—pro pl these, they ggra—~pro a its Ranqq—pro a pl their, theirs. Raia, BaWi—-(l) n a Jew (a Jewish ate 711 —n the jewry a H—n the fourth vowel of the Bengalt alphabet. Raq—n the symbol ‘} affixed to consonants whilst adding the ¥- sound toit RMain—a (of words beginning with # or%-sound ReTae —a (of words) ending in ¥ or ¥- sound HAq—n sight, act of seeing or sighting, observation, an eye. Risw—a seen; sighted, noticed , observed Hewt—n an eagle Req—n ether Ra—n one of the chief Muslim festivals. @ume, RaM—n a place or building where Muslims as- semble to say their prayer esp on tho occasion of Id (##). Baa, Ra—a like this or hke him, similar to this or similar to him fem Sait %-m—n desire to obtain , desire, longing Rbas—a. desired, longed for fent. Rha Semj—a desirous of obtaming, desirous Raf, Rafi—n envy, malice, spite Rafaat—n fire or heat of envy oF malice Raffeas, Ral*qerG—a envious, malicious, spiteful Hafarq—adv being impelled or directed by envy or malice afaere—a caused by envy or malice. #aftje, Rafey— same as Rafitqe{ at see & Rat, at—same as Raffraw (see Fal) San God, a god, a deity, a master or lord, a husband, an overlord, a king Sny)—fem of aq Po—n a plough-stilt, a plough- tree 1.—m Jesus Chist pqa—n a name of Shiva (fa), the north-east #f#}—n a name of Goddess Durga (afi) the wife of Shiva Rta, RPw—n godhead , divini- ty , supremacy, domination Jej—n God, the Creator, a god , acreator,a lord, a master, an owner, an overlord, a king, the head of an order etc (atiya) , an appellation added to the name of a deceased person its symbol 1s V (oor Matta) Faq a SaA—God forbid, far be it taape—n God's mercy, God’s grace aqibai—n divine meditation Syqy—n god- head, divimty qqe—ea God- given Spates, Seayerma—a devot- ed to God , faithful to god , devout Plous , PRATSI—n de- votion to God, faith in God, piety Srao——n worship of God 3 a- wenite—a inspired by God #a- waR—n God'sgrace syaoann—adv through God’s grace, by grace of God yqnfg—n spiritual union with God , death Spaqafite, React ——n love towards God Spyacatae—a @n onewho loves God Raacailas @ God-sent, divinely inspired 3a- *Wi—n theism #yqq~@I—(l) a theis- te, Q)n atheist Ryatemdt—(l) @ atheistic, (2) m an atheist relating to God SaTee—a devoted to God, de- vout, pious paeie—n devotion toGod, devoutness, piety F4qury —n godhead , divinity , godliness batsty—a God-fearng 44-740 —n austerities and meditations lead- img to communion with God 3m@- wi—a created by God eaI— n worship of God Sprareal, Serammi—n God's com- mandment, a divine commandment Sprata—a_ dependent on the will of God, divine Sati—fem of Faq Sprqgi—n the will of God, di- vine will Spaqgrt—adv by the will of God, God willing Prs—n a devotee of God Secaria—a worship of God, divine service , devotion to God, Ra—n a ploughshare. Ras—a G& adv a little, a bit, slight or slightlv Raypg—a translucent Raye—a moderately warm, te- pid, lukewarm 33q"jFeI—n moder- ate warmth, tepidity, lukewarm- ness Raya—a a little less than, a little short of Rai—n a plough-stilt, a plough- tree , a furrow , a ploughshare. Sian, Hete—n an eyeball of an elephant , a painter's brush, a tall species of grass of which mats are made 3eq—alt spell of ea S B—n che fifth vowel Bengalt alphabet worshipper or of the8a 240 Dar BZ—n white ant, termite (also Bava) Sora, Sols, Sziiz—n an ant-hill G-qm, SteN—a attacked with or eaten up by white ants BAowi—var of Siew BR1—n a written document di- recting the disposal of one’s effects at death, e will Ga @i—vy to draw up a will, to will, to bequeath Bs—-int expressing’ pain, amaze- ment, impatience, derision, etc Big—n a peep, a prying, a furtive glance Sfeqte—n (frequent or repeated) peeping and prying Bieyts aa—v to peep and pry {frequently or repeatedly). St Gem, Ste am—y to peep, to look shyly or furtively or surreptitiously , to begin to appear , to put in first ap- pearance shyly or furtively Sosuca—a having a protube- rant or convex forehead (such a forehead indicates luck in case of men, but ill-luck in case of women), fortunate (in case of women unfor- tunate) fem Speen? Ba, Se—a hgh, elevated, tall, lofty, exalted, noble (Sai aa), harsh, rough (bl #4) So ea, 8's M—v. to raise , to elevate Som— (I) » to raise, to elevate , (2)n act of raising, (3) a raised Sti-fan, By-Tag—a high and low, undula- ting, uneven Bey—int expressing unwilling- hess, mon-acceptance, bashfulness, shizht pain Ba—var of By Gem—n the symbol affixed to a consonant whilst adding the &° For words in 2-, sound to it. Sariij¥—a (of words) beginning with or &-sound Serre —a (of words) ending 1n 3 or 3 sound Bisy—var of Sfp Bis.—n a hiccup, retching Of @rn—v to hiccup, to retch Biea, Saite—n a pleader, an ad- vocate , a lawful or legal represen- tative , (facet or derog) a suppor- ter, Sige cram, Stat av. to engage a pleader. Sfeq Yaq—v. to take up the professionof a pleader, to bea pleader , to act as a pleader for, to plead for, to advocate, to support Gfeat—a of or like a plea- der (@Facit af). ga, BHi—n the louse (pl. lice} Bew1—coll yar. of Sly. Sy a said, mentioned, afore- said, aforementioned Ge wel, SF =Zsa—v to be said or mentioned. Sign speech, a saying,an apoph- thegm ; a statement, a pronounce- ment Ufg-eigiig—n statement and counter-statement, bandying of words, mutual recrimination ByagM—(1) v to uproot, to extir- pate (2) extirpation (3) @ up- rooted Balj—n. a dixie or cooking-pail usually with a concave bottom ; an oven SxAa—n afile,arasp On fan wa —-» to file , to rasp Brat—(l) v to disgorge, to belch out, to eruct, to vomit, to spew, (fig) to be compelled to confess of give back (2) n disgorgement, act of belching out, eructation, act of vo- Not given separately, see BF