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VOCABULARY. 
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Indeclinable participle of another 
verb forms a numerous class of 
compound verbs , e. g., RT 
to float away , Rlfxf Rf to entrust. 
oTT (2), see R. 
5TTT. ^TTf?T,^TTW, ^TTR 
RTRR, RRR (1), see W (1). 
RRR (2), the act of going: motion. 
RTR, the thigh ; the leg. 
RTcTR rf^T, a mill -stone; Prov. RTR^ff 
vi^RT VR RT FT, I go to Patna 
for a pair of mill stones, like a 
Newcastle man going to London 
to buy coals. 
rr, v. n. to awake from sleep, to 
arise, to have one’s passions 
aroused ; Past Part. RRR, awake. 
In Vid. X, 7, RTJ?f, for RTR 
(Indeed. Part.), for sake of metre. 
RTR rtIr or Rife, the central post 
of an oil or sugar-mill; the cen¬ 
tral post of a tank. 
RTR, RTfR, race, caste, kin. 
STTRT, see 311 (1). 
magic, enchantment. 
oTT«T, v. a. 3 Pres. (F. 35) RTR: 
1 Betro. Cond. RRR§ (Vid. LIII, 
5.) Pres. Part. RRR (F. 30 
gives the Kanauji RTRR) to 
know, to understand, to pretend : 
Irregular Passive , (Fid. XLI, 
5) RTfRV, it is known; so the 
form is explained by pandits , 
but it may also be the 1 Sim. 
Pres., ‘I know.’ Past. Part. 
RTRR, known, R;RR RR, that of 
which the meaning is clear. 
RTRfRRR, knowing, RR RTRfR^nX? 
omniscient. 
RTRR, knowledge. 
STIR, v. a. to mutter, to recite. 
RTRR, reciting, muttering. 
oTRfsR, RRRfR, adj. lifelong. 
5TTRTR = RRT?;, q. v. 
RTR, a pahar , or watch of the day 
or night. ( Vid. XXIX. 3.) rtr" 
Instr. used for Loc. 
SjTfwfR, the night. 
RTRR, a kind of tree with a bitter 
purple fruit. 
^TrIr, that which is horn, a son ; 
Prov. (on an unworthy son) RfrRR 
rtr7r rr, ips RTfrr ^ rjir 
RR, a hog has been born to a deer, 
and both have run away to the 
forest. 
RK, v. a. (caus. of"' STY) to set on fire, 
to light,to burn : RTfR RPC, to light 
a fire. 
RTR, a net: a collection, mass. 
RTR, see 
rir, see SIT (1). 
STIR, snf% ST-T, sirft, see 
RT 3 ?, Sjf^, ^IT% see SIT (1). 
fisr, v. n. = sft (2) q. v. 
fRRR, life. 
fRRT, life : (Sal. XXI) fRRT t, to 
come to life. 
fsiRTR, (c;h)), harm, fault (Sal. 
XIY). 
f*T^, life, soul. 
fsrfsTV, a chain. 
fRR^TT, see R. 
= rH q. v. 
fRRR, see sft (2). 
fsRR, = q. v. 
adv. and prep. like. 
f^fR = fsrfR 
