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VOCABULARY. 
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^Tfu^T, moonlight, moonshine, a 
moonlight night. 
<RT, adv. here. 
^rm, (), a present, a gift, 
reward. 
5*TR, a large masonry well. 
Indra, king of the subor¬ 
dinate gods. 
the seat or abode of Indra : 
heaven. 
(SjUf), a sign, a hint, a 
knowing sign. 
, (j English), a railway sta¬ 
tion. 
a woman : a wife. 
^JT, 'pro. this ( emphatically ). 
pro. this. See grammar. 
i^T, a brick; Prov. HW ^ WT^T, 
^JT^T ^ ^T, (pretending to have) 
something else in one’s mind, and 
having a brick under one’s arm 
(to throw at a person). 
Lord, God. 
plur. pro. these. 
^JeRrr, speech, a word, a fact, 
fcffcr the fact was dis¬ 
covered. 2, Skill. 
^■^T, a torch. 
v. n. to be pulled out or up, 
(of bones) to be strained, 
5jT, to be torn out. 
Ji^T, the bones were strained. 
the being pulled out or up. 
'3*sTC?, the hot season. The months 
called and ETUIS', ( Jeth and 
A'lcharh. May — July.) 
'^Pf, v. a. to pull up, f dig up; to 
strain (a bone, or joint), 
a pulling up. 
a wooden vessel for pounding 
grain, a mortar. 
^3lfT, ^3T^T, & ^3I^T*T, see 
vgfarfr, v. a. to vomit, spit out. 
a vomiting. 
v. a. to uncover, to take off 
(clothes) ; to unveil, undress, make 
naked. Indecl. Paid. Vid. XXIII, 
8, \jgRt for metre. 
^T^t, the act of undressing, 
or making naked. 
^j^q"ST, knavery, sharper’s tricks, 
a sharper, a pick-pocket. 
v. a. to ask for, demand. 
(Lit. to speak.) 
a demand. 
the act of asking for, a re¬ 
quest. (Lit. speech.) 
adj. proper, right, suitable. 
Also adv. in a proper manner. 
propriety, mutual fitness. 
Vid. XXIII, 12, «ft for sake 
of metre. 
v. n. to jump, bounce ; Prov . 
UKT, URT, you 
had a goitre, but it has jumped to 
my (neck). 
(fern. , ^^RT, (fern, 
adj. white, brilliant. 
^a-Rejrr^, adj. white and black, 
black and white. 
