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VOCABULARY. 
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«Ti3f, the nose, *TT3f TJTR, to have 
one’s nose painted red, to be dis¬ 
arm, a serpent. [graced. 
Wife a tail. 
^TTJir, ( Fem . wrfc), adj. clever, skil¬ 
ful : beloved. 
•sTTfsrf^r, a serpent’s wife. 
*rr^, v. n. to dance. 
«TT^, dancing. 
«TT^, {Fem. «nfe, or cTT^), a dwarf. 
*TT^ = ♦Tf^ F v ' 
«TTYj, a lord : a master: a husband: 
a nose-ring, Frov. ^JTT *T[^ *T 
xffeT (an ass) without nose¬ 
ring in front, or hobble behind, 
i. e ., entirely free. 
cTrf^T, childhood. 
«TTTT, v. a., to measure. 
cfT^, measurement. 
cfHT, a name: a word: 
(to pray) in the name of God, (to 
pray) to God. Vid. LXXVI, 2, 
«TT x\for sake of metre. 
cfT^J, see •T3TT3'. 
*TJT, stubble, the stalk of a grain left 
in the held after cutting off the 
ear : cf UT^fK. 
«TTfe 'STT^t, a woman, a lady. 
•fX^r,the stem, or stalk of a plant; 
cf. WT. 
*fT^T, the nose. 
*TT^, a husband: a lover : Vicl. 
XXVIII, 1, «TT ^ for sake of metre, 
adj. own, one’s own. 
f^x, fe*rc, adv. Sf prep, near : 
fe^TT, empk ., even near, 
fcfcfr, adj. good : in the modern 
language «rfe is the usual form y 
hut Vid. always uses 
fww, v. n. {Kanauji 3. Fres. 
^<t), to come out, issue. 
neighbourhood : adj near. 
f^rarr^T, (F. 54), v. a. to bring out ; 
commence (a road) from a certain 
place. 
f^T^, (Fem. fecfnfe) adj. good. 
f^Tfc^T, adj. without cowries, or 
money, Frov. 
fe^JT the man 
without money went to market, 
and his heart broke when he saw 
the cucumber. 
fe?§?, adv. thriftless: exceedingly 
distressing or painful, 
few, the Vedas: (Vid. XVII. 4.) 
there are four Vedas : see 
fean^-, ( ) a look, a glance : 
attention. 
adj. own, one’s own. 
fe^T!, adj. harsh, stern, cruel. 
'j 
fe?T, adj . continual, Instr. used 
adverbially r«T<T, always, con¬ 
tinually, every day ; Frov. few 
^JrTT, ^X 3TT^, ^ *Tfe ^ cl^X 
if a man does not look 
up his fields every day, and his 
cattle every second day, he is sure 
to lose them. 
fe<q = few. 
fe^TW, end, limit, f^T<^T«T ^X, to 
drive to extremities: adv. finally. 
feWTW, a receptable : adj. full. 
fe^T, abuse, reproach. 
few% feww, adj. skilful, clever. 
vl ^ 
the act of fixing or deter¬ 
mining a marriage between two 
persons. 
fe«lTW, abode, residence. 
