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childhood. 
WT*3 = ijT*r, q. v. 
WH, v. n. (3 Simp. Pres, in Vid. 
LXXII, 1, tmv), to shine, be 
beautiful. 
tfTVjef, splendour. 
■311% v. a. to dry up, to cause to 
evaporate. 
sfm, a drying 
3STIYYJ, ^TY^I, adj. dark-coloured, 
dimmed, 
the ear. 
adj. fatigued. 
3 5pf, a title of respect. 
the nut of the betel-palm, 
noted for its roundness, and hard¬ 
ness : the Bel fruit, which pos¬ 
sesses similar character, 
the ear. 
vj 
y 
Y ; ir, YT- YT, sign of the ablative case. 
Y'SIY, doubt, fear. 
YYTY, the world. 
Ye", yty, = q. v. 
Y3\, v. n. to can, to be able, used 
with the Indecl. Part, of another 
verb; e. g , Y Y%, he can be, 
Y3\f%f^, she could write, 
Y3f^H, I could watch. 
Y3b Y3 v*T, ability, power. 
Y^^T, adj. all. 
Y^iTY, the letter Y. 
Y^Y, v • n - be P resse< ^j squeezed. 
Y*U, YW, {fern. Yf<H, Y*ft, old instr. 
a friend: in Vaishnava 
poems , the companions of Pddha 
or whoever for the nonce is 
represented as the heroine of 
the poem , are called her Sakhis; 
Yf*U, may often be translated as 
bridesmaid, and , conversely , in 
Vid. XXX, 1, the bride is called 
the Yf%, or friend of the brides¬ 
maids : {Vid. XYI, 2), the friend 
of Krishn was Arjun, one of the 
heroes of the Mahdbhdrata. 
YYU?Y\ a Sdl forest. 
3 
Y^Tf, a small kind of cart. 
YLi^fPf, adj. noisy. 
YRK, YRTY {Net. 3), adj. whole ; entire. 
YYY, an omen, a sign. 
YYY, adj. dense. 
Y*3T^, affliction, trouble. 
Y<§, a shell. 
YfJL {Loc Y3T) a companion, Prov. 
YRIcfT «JYTYY ^TP^, one who 
is lucky in having a (rich) com¬ 
panion, will go to Banaras with 
him : company, society: the act 
of meeting, or attaining, Y^^iTY, 
of the same caste : prep, governing 
gen. or acc., with. 
YJTY, meeting, union. 
Y^ - , adj. true. 
Y^^, truthfulness. 
YI^Teft, a friend. 
Y^YfY, a pumpkin. 
Y^Nr, a bed, a couch. 
Yf^BT, a good man. 
YPW, v. a. to store, collect. 
Y^^, collection. 
Y"% a collection, or heap. 
Y^Y (1), v. n. to go, move. 
