________________ Notes there being generally something in the tone or manner to show what is really meant. ' A satire may be disguised in the form of a compliment or a compliment in the form of a satire.' erat (Sk.) has the sense of sparerit or 'a mulo'. Perfor पिणिसहा (Sk. धिणिधिणिशब्दा). Persons producing * Dhini, Dhini' sound, of, the word pagaat in St. 110. St. 116. HUSBA (Sk. Autora:)' HERE' like gacy or jac is a kind of leprosy with red round spots. दहुल (Sk. दमत् ). Like उंबर and Huse, ) is also a kind of leprosy generally called 'Herpes.' TE SHTETIT ( Sk. FerfitA4TII- TERET). 87187 or 291 (Sk. Feft) means 'a betel-box,' and 2757 (Sk. 3448) means bearing, possessing:' Hence 7347 at means the bearer of the betel-box.' St. 117. Teks (Sk. gefaamat:) Those who had got the disease of stefanala i. e. 'the wind produced in the womb during the pangs of travail.' 083caaf ( Sk. poegerufzzu). Jog ( 56 ) means 'Itch or scab'. It is equivalent to Guj. nyorell'. (N. B. Here 3 of Foreign is changed to 3-any vowel substituted for any other vowel.) (Sk. a) It generally means Kus'a grass, but here it means a kind of disease, per win dezavail! Terch or scabit of the
