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Arab — tdzi ; 'arahi. 



Arch, to — gardan ho kunda Jcarnd or ghunghat kamd — to arch the neck. 



Areca Nut — supdri, f., H. : fawfal, Ar. 



Armenian Bole — gil-i Armani. 



Artery — shirydn, f., Ar. 



Arsenic — sankMyd, m., H. 



Assaf(Etida — Mng, m., H. 



Ashes — bhuhhal, m., H., warm or hot ashes. 



" Ass-hoofed " — vide Foot. 



" Ass-tailed " — khar-dum, that is, with the root of the tail thin and 



covered by scanty and short hairs : vide " Mule-tailed." 

 Asthma — zlq-i-na/as : dama, vnlg. applied to any disease of the 



lungs, (fee. 



B 



BxcK— pith, f., H.: pusht, f., P. 



Back-band — bdr-kash, m. 



Backbone — rtrh, f., H. : vide Vertebra. 



Baka,in — the Persian Lilac ; vide Neem. 



Ball — dawd,i hi golL 



Balling Iron — tdlu-hash, m. : halqa, m. 



Bamboo — hdns, m., H. 



Bandage — patti, f., H. : thandi patti (cold bandage). 



Bark — chhdl, f., H. (of tree). 



Barley — ^aw, m. : vide also Wheat. 



Bay — humayt, Ar., P. and Hindustani, ordinary bay : teliyd kumayt 

 (very dark bay ; coloured as though it had had "oil " rubbed over 

 it = Idhhori kumayt) : dthon gdnth kumayt, bay, with black stockings 

 on all four legs (" eight joints ") up to the knees and houghs : 

 (kumayt is not regarded as a radical colour in horses, but as a 

 mixture of hiir or chesnut, q.v., and black j it is likened to the 

 colour of dried dates) : ahmar, Ar., all bays, light or dark (Algeria) : 

 kahar, P. : qara hahar. P., dark bay : vide also Roan. 



Beans — sem. f., H. (broad) : lohiyd, H., and bdqild, Ar., m. (different 

 kinds). 



Bearing-rein — gol-bdg 



Bedding — bichdli, f., H. 



BELLY-BAND^^e^i, f., H. 



^^i-FRUiT — bel, m., H. (specially useful in dysentery). 



Betel — pdn, m., H. (the leaf). 



Bile — piltd, m., H. (also gall-bladder) : safrd, Ar. : vide also Humour. 



Bit — dahdna, P. (curb) : qaza,i, f. (snaffle). 



Bite, to — kdfnd. 



Biter — danddn-gtr, adj.. P., a horse that savages in its stable : moza-gir, 



adj., a horse that bites its rider's legs, Ut. " stocking-grabber " : 



kaf(ar, adj., H. 



