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MAITHIL CHRESTOMATIIY. 
arT^f, a cart. 
JTTtef, = auff, q. V. 
3TTST, adj. deep, profound. 
3TT<T, the body ; a limb. 
anfe sediment of foul water. 
3Tr^r, the act of singing, a song. 
an*?, the womb (of inferior animals, 
not of men). 
ante ter, artetter, a pregnant female. 
JTTfr, a village, a town: Prov. ^ 
JTTSJ ^TflrrT^, *tP^S7 W*T 
#T ^^TT, this fool (of a carpenter) 
would serve the village, where he 
has neither chisel nor adze : said 
of one who undertakes to do a 
thing without possessing the 
means ; cf. 3T]Nft- 
3T1T, v. a. to wring ( clothes dfc.), 
Prov. i=}fjT^ aTKrT when 
a naked man bathes, what can he 
wring dry ; i. e., it is of no use 
taking blood from a stone, or fining 
a beggar. 
JTTCrf, (English) a guard, barracks ; 
a prison. 
JTT?t, abuse, reviling. 
aiT^T, the cheek. 
arm, v. n. ( old Pastern Hindi 3 Pres. 
JTT^f€) Pres. Part. JltrT, Past 
Part. 2 imperat. ann, ann^ 
dfc., to sing ; an§ W^T, to begin 
to sing ; after aim, to sing a song, 
hence idiomatically , to have 
nothing to do, to sit idly ; Prov. 
^r^TtsTT Ji^r, ant after, 
the visitors have eaten and gone, 
and the family of the house sits 
idly ( i. <?., sits hungry, the visitors 
having eaten everything). 
[Extra No. 
*rnrter, arrnf% jit! 1 , see arnr. 
JIT*?, v. a. to tighten, to contract. 
(Vid. XXXIX, 7) ^ jtto, to 
tighten the chest, to draw a long 
breath. 
JTT^\ v. n. to sing, = arr^", q. v. 
tarn, a song = after, 
fjr^y;, a jackal = aft^T, q. v. 
ter^, a vulture = after, q. v. 
far^fapj, a lizard. 
fjKWTTfrr ,fem. of fan;^^J, a mistress 
of a house, a lady : in Sal. XIX, 
terc*ns;*r. 
faiT^tet, (Vid. XXI, 1,) the upholder 
of the mountain; a name of 
Krishna who upheld the mountain 
Govardhana, and sheltered the 
cowherds beneath it from Indra’s 
wrath. 
fjr^^r, (fem. faRsrr?ter) a 
householder, a family man. 
fjTpr, a mountain. 
tetter, the Lord, of mountains, 
Sfiva. 
terw — farc^, q. v. 
fann, v. a. to swallow, to devour. 
after, a song. 
afte/C, a jackal = faT^T, q. v. 
after, a vulture, fare q. v. 
aft^T, adj. wet, muddy : benumbed. 
3T^, are^T, a bunch : a posy, a nose¬ 
gay, a bunch of fruit. 
aroK, (fcS ) a means of living. 
ai«3^Tff, the country of Gujarat. 
Any wealthy and populous city 
such as that tf/’Dauna Malin (Sal. 
IV) is called by this name. 
afoteft (Vid. V. I.) a damsel, 
alter ef, adj. humming. 
