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Rff^TcT, the act of seeing a guest 
off. 
a pool in gambling : a rendez¬ 
vous where men or carts meet. 
the jujube tree ; a very mean- 
looking shrub. Prov. 3TT^ 
^w, 
n • j 
where there are no other trees, the 
jujube is thought a lot of. 
a commission agent, a 
broker. 
^■§RT, a brazen vessel containing 
sers. 
<^7, an egg. 
^frr, adv. very, exceedingly. 
adj. & adv , very much, ex¬ 
ceedingly. 
adv . here, (in titles) here begin- 
neth. 
a jingling word of no mean¬ 
ing, used with q. v. 
illimitable, unfathomable, 
surprise, old MaithiU 
for surprisingly; to a 
person’s astonishment. 
a civil court. 
the mother of the gods, who 
are hence (Vid. XVI. 5.) called 
her sons. See H«T37. 
(b^l) adj. low, mean. 
adj. wonderful, extraordi¬ 
nary. 
^7, adj. half = q • v. 
the lower lip. old 
Maithilifor % ; also emphatic 
for even a lip. 
{fem. a dj- had : 
the usual word in MaithiU in 
contradiction to good. 
breathing downwards ; hence 
breathing in, as opposed to 
q. v. breathing out. 
great, much. With abl., more 
than. 
adj. obedient. 
a part of a book, a chapter. 
^•RlfTTT? adv. early in the morning. 
'J 
the god of Love, Kamdeb. 
adj. unrecognized, unac¬ 
quainted, unknown, strange. 
adv to another place. 
adj. belonging to another 
or foreign country. A stranger. 
^«R7, joy, rejoicing. to 
rejoice. 
injustice ; infamy. 
^«RT^r, a tender of plough-cattle, 
when they are not in the plough, 
but are waiting their turn to be 
yoked. 
^«T%T^T<T, displeasure, disgust. 
^rt, an anna. 
^RT^rT, adv. unwillingly. 
^j«TP5T, grain, food. 
^«TT3pC, disgrace, disrespect. 
to defeat. 
^TIT, a pomegranate. 
every moment, continually. 
^R3T«T, a follower : entreaties {Vid. 
XXX. 1) : one who has arrived, 
improper, unbecoming. 
vj 
q. v. 
a younger brother. Pn T id. 
LX, 4. ^fT, “ spring,” means the 
time when flowers appear. 
