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things he cannot do , q*q *rff, 
q^f ^TT *nfr, a fight for cakes, 
when ghi won’t digest, 
qq, the East. 
'S 
qqT, an inhabitant of the East. 
C\ 
qT, v. a. = qq: (2), q. v. 
qq;«r, adj. full. 
C\ 
qxqw (F. 5), the premises of an 
C\ 
argument, qqqw Tr*H to prove 
an argument. 
qqq, the East : also qqq, q. v. 
Vj 1 
q^, see qT(2). 
C\ \J ' 
q^t, wheaten dough, for making 
cakes; cf. 1 J^. 
q^f, a bridge. 
qWT«f, onions. 
q^, the belly, a glutton ; cf. q3\ 
q^|ifir^T, the act of lying on the 
belly on the earth. 
q^TT, a basket, a trunk; Frov. 
'mqrqr qr° q^rc vjft, for a 
tired bullock even a basket is too 
heavy. 
q^, q^T, a glutton. 
vj 
q«T, the belly ; cf. q^. 
qfe, a market. 
qqqT^, a driver of cattle with aq*TT, 
q. v. 
q% v. a. to put on, wear (clothes): 
to adorn one self with any thing, 
q^q, the act of putting on. 
q^TT, (j,\lLxs) adj. first, 
q, qq, adv. used to give emphasis, 
surely, q, he alone, 
qqff, the foot. 
q%T, or q%, the act of borrowing. 
q%T, a road. 
qq, v. a. to enter : to rush into, 
q^q, entrance. 
q*TT, a cattle-whip or goad, 
qfq, a “ pyne,” or main drain for 
irrigation. 
q T, the feet, the leg : see qqq. 
qq% ( == qj^q), manliness, cour- 
q^, v. a. = qs - , q. v. [age. 
qqrT, a pice : a small copper coin. 
qT^IT, straw, after being broken and 
trampled on at the threshing floor : 
that part of the stalk which is 
cut oft with the ear: cf *rTq. 
qfw, r. 
qrqjq, qT^fT, q^5t, a tank : oil. plur . 
qT^q^r, F. 31. 
qT^, v. a. to rub, or wipe oft. 
qT^q, wiping, 
qi^t, a small kind of fish. 
qpfT, adj. stout, robust. 
qT^r, qT^ft, a book, 
xnqr, v. a. to nourish, bring up, 
cherish: (Sal. Ill) in neut. 
sense , to be nourished, to grow up. 
q^?ft, a small kind of basket for 
holding clothes. 
qJT^T, a fiscal division, a pargana. 
Frep. in the presence of. 
qffrqT^r, the act of protecting : qqr*T 
qfrrqr^T q*q, to act up to one’s 
words. 
q?q^, adj. visible : in the presence 
of (very common in this sense). 
q^^T, adj. first : ( Vid. LIX, 2) the 
first consonant , viz. qr: the ls£, 
2 5th, and 28 th consonants form the 
word qm^T, a lotus; see q^q, 
andwsj\m (Vid. LXII, 1) the 
eleventh consonant is "S, which 
with qf , forms mv, a promise ; see 
qq»Tq;^. 
