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VOCABULARY. 
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adj. regretting, regretful. 
^RcT, intoxication, senselessness, 
charming by magic. ^TJlR 
to charm by magic, 
longing, disappointment, me¬ 
lancholy, sorrow, grief. ^t, 
to wither, to waste away. 
adj. arisen. ^f^rT ^ft, to arise, 
searching for, search. 
^*T3T, adv. in a reversed manner. 
^3*RI a peculiar way of tying 
up a prisoner with his hands be¬ 
hind his back. 
num. nineteen. In Vid. LXVII, 
1,=the nineteenth consonant, = 'sr. 
obligation, help, benefit, ad¬ 
vantage. 
^R<T, adj. near. Hence , apparent, 
manifest. 
increase. 
adj. collected, piled up. 
^3<TW, v. a. to throw up water or 
earth, (in irrigation or in making 
roads). In F. 41, 3tnt § Ji^r, 
it became their lot to throw up 
earth : as if for ^3*rw ^TTJT^T. 
^3^3, throwing up earth or water. 
^3*T5T, v. n. to come into existence, 
to grow, to sprout, to arise, 
birth, sprouting. 
v. n. to be uprooted, or de¬ 
stroyed. 
uprooting, destruction. 
^3T^r, advice, counsel, hence any 
thing said. 
^3^3 *T, a grove. 
v. a. to enjoy, ( e. g. wealth, 
or a woman). 
enjoyment. 
adj. like, resembling, 
equal to. 
(1) adv. Sf prep. over, above. 
(2) v. n. to be torn up, 
plucked out, uprooted. 
adv. over, above. "<W, 
to toss up, to throw up. 
^3qw, tranquillity, peace. 
^3^R, laughter, laughing 
at, ridicule, an object of laughter. 
Frequently in Vidydpati 
for sake of metre. 
^3XfT, a small kind of sandfly. See 
a basket of food, given as a 
complimentary present to a 
friend ; Frov. 3R vfHrqT?t, wfw 
you haven’t even got 
leave to stay, and you are fight¬ 
ing for a complimentary present 
of food. 
^TTffT, ^3<T1R, = ^T*TT, q> v. 
v. a. to tear up, pluck out, 
uproot. 
^gqTT*T, the act of tearing 
out, or pulling out. 
"3^, v. a. to throw. Vid. XXIX, 6, 
sgiHii for Indecl. part, for sake 
of metre, ^ to throw 
down. 
the act of throwing. 
means, pretext. 
a fast: adj. fasting, hungry 
and thirsty, with gen. ^3qR 
thirsting after me. 
v. a. to miss, or lose, ^33^ 
to lose one’s way. 
