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TEA: Pasture-grass. Fa The China rose; gee 59. TargestuftaffTEETH Harnsadūtam; 6019ra arafa Si. 6. 46. 317 1 U. (aaa) To injure, hurt, kill.
& L. 4 P. (tula) 1 To set free, release. -2 To be exhausted or tired. - To go.-II. 1, 10 P. (rafa arafa) 1 To hurt, injure, strike. -2 To disregard, slight.
TE: 1 A weapon (3194). -2 Weakness, exhaustion.
graft a. Ved. Exhausted, tired. -ft: Indra's thunderbolt.
TEH Exhaustion, fatigue.
TE a. Abandoning, leaving. -*: 1 Time. -2 A child. -3 The slough of a snake. A kind of pole-cat.
57&t . (a.) Leaving, abandoning. -Comp. GET UTT, -taret kind of ATT (also called MUSLIM) in which a word loses its primary sense, but is used in one which is in some way connected with the primary sense; e. g. in the familiar instance T141019'a hamlet on the Ganges', TFT loses its primary sense and means NAZ; cf. 31516C also. -2 irony.
FIER : Total destruction of the world.
FIE: A young animal; # 2175151 ETTEC srett Bāhy. 5. 8. 11.
Ferts. Jahnu's family; 341 37614 4989 arst: Rv. 1. 116. 19.
T: N. of an ancient king, son of Suhotra, who adopted the river Gangā as his daughter. The river Gange, when brought down from heaven by the austerities of Bhagiratha, was forced to flow over earth to follow him to the lower regions. In its course it inundated the sacrificial ground of king Jahnu, who being ingry drank up its waters. But the gods and Sures, and particularly Bhagiratha, appeased his unyer, and he consented to dischargo those waters from his earn. The river is therefore regarded as his daughter, and is styled 5121, 167 , -, Jar, -araza &e; cf. R. S. 95. 3: tab 77777 Taarपक्तिम Me.2. -सप्तमी The seronth day of the bright half of Vaisakha.)
a . Ved. Water. FT 1 A mother. -2 A husband's brother's wife. -3 A race, tribe. Trea's Nm. says that daarfezi योनिसागरवेलयोः' ANTTTH The Jagati metre.
US4 Saffron. -E: N. of a country famous for its saffron: 343 349fá Flyse af ATS14 Si. 20. 3.
FIT 2 P. (F t, amita) 1 To be awake, be watchful or attentive (fig. also ); #1599f717 479014577
9999 R. 17. 51; y algoal=11214 7 a Mu. 7. 13; to sit up during the night; a fazer narati cat ruft u Bg. 2. 69. - To be roured from sleep, awake. -8 To foresee, he provident.
MTT See TOT. FAT a. (FIT N 99 yet: ] Awake, watchful. -T: 1 Wakefulness, waking, keeping a wake; I TTITI fla: R. 19. 34. - 2 A vision in a waking state. -3 An armour, mail.
STITCF a. [-098-99 ) Waking, awake.
FITTOR [FIT ] 1 Waking, wakefulness. -2 Watchfulness, vigilance. -8 Sitting up at night as part of a religious ceremony.
Trifta a. One who has been long awake. -ah Waking.
a., (-st .), AT a. (512-75% 91] 1 Wakeful, waking, sleepless; taat *** TC a mtaa R. 10. 24. -2 Watchful, vigilant: 2141927168: R. 14. 85; Si. 30. 36.
Fim a. Wakeful, awake, vigilant.
Stufa a. Ved. 1 Watchful, attentive, vigilant. -2 Awake. -3 Clear, bright (as fire); 4a sulfatenFaut argfa Rv. 8. 89.1.-4 Active, animating. -fa: 1 A king. 2 Agni or tiro; eat 7799 ufa: Ry. 1.31.9.
ma, amet, s al Wakefulness, keeping awake.
1977 a. 1 Watcbiny, being awake. -2 Attentive, careful, watchful. -3 Clear, bright. -m. Ved. Dreaming in a wa king state, day-dream. HTTP 1 A tail. -2 The thigh.
a.,( ) [ ta: &adt at eror] 1 Rural, picturesque. -2 Wild. -3 Savage, barbarous. -4 Arid, desert. 3: The francoline partridge. - Flesh, flesh of deer &c.; Mal. 5.5.
Fri, Jis : A snake-charmer.
ETCH Poison, venom. 1 Knowledge of poisons, possession of charms or drugs 38 antidotes; -Comp. - *.1 A snake-doctor; HTC+4 Flagstract
1994 311291: : Kau. A. 1. 21. -2 An epithet of Durgā.
TET, ET A snake-doctor, a dealer in antidotes (faqaa); isteyen heeft TCT: Siva. B. 13. 44.
SITETSF a. (@xai ala o 7 ) Running. - 1 A courier, an express;
a fasz: *ft Teft: Raj. T. 7. 1335. - A camel.
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