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VOCABULARY. 
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a treasury, (Vid. XXX, 5) 
vfeTT, the treasury of love, i. e., 
j pudenda mulieris. 
a brother’s sou, a nephew. 
vi^NfT, *TT^, the month Bhado. 
*1^7, adj. slow in intellect, a fool. 
v. a. to say, or old 3 
pres, he says, 
speech. 
tfcr^crrsfe, a humming, 
gx;, a cook-room. 
^f»TcTr, the last line of a song, con¬ 
taining the author’s name, 
a house. 
■flfl, v. n. to wander, see (2). 
wandering. 
vmx, the humble- 
bee, said to be fond of the 
jasmine ; hence a lover, husband. 
(1), fear. 
W (2), see %T. 
(1), adj. full, full of: SfJT the 
whole world. 
*1?: (2), v. a. to fill, viV, to take 
a person in one’s lap ; takes double 
accusative , ^Tfv *IV, to fill 
the earth with water: to com¬ 
plete, *?fc having completed, hence 
adverbially , till: to be filled. 
a filling, a load: the being 
entrusted with a duty: enlist¬ 
ment. 
v^cTT, land given in mortgage, 
woof, see 
VXH (1), an error, mistake. 
(2), wr, v. n. and v. a. to 
wander, to wander over. 
vn;^, Past. part, of VIV (2), used as 
adj. full. 
VfVT^tfa, the wages of filling 
a hole. 
vrv, adj. whole, entire: cf. also 
WT (2) : filled with, covered with, 
e. g. vnff, covered with 
scratches. 
one who bears or carries, 
hope: the giving hope, con¬ 
solation. 
adj. good : true : vj^r good 
and evil, virtue and vice. 
vr^fiqr^T, goodness. 
= W (Vid. XLV, 5), q. v. 
VRTf, ashes. 
vmi3, v. a. to cause to float, or float 
away. 
vr^TVsr, floating. 
see VfT*r. 
Vj^, the eyebrow ; cf. 
*fTT, a brother ; the first is 
the more usual form. 
an elder brother’s wife. 
VIF3V, a whirlpool, a circle, v. ^^r- 
vtlifi, nature: price, rate of sale, 
vfp, the stimulating product of 
Indian hemp, bhang, 
breakage; Prov. 
the plough is broken, 
repair it. 
*lfaT, a trace, indication. 
a pimp: a rogue: a large 
earthen pot. 
vif^cpT, vtUf-Tcj?r, roguery. 
VJlfcT, form, shape, appearance. 
v. a. and v. n. to say, speak, 
speech. 
*T vtt^tt, speech, words ; dialect. 
VIP (1), fortune, good luck. 
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