of Awaur. To come.

of Awaur. To come.

Law, regulation, rule, common law.

Unripe ears or grains of corn of various kinds. The same roasted.

Unripe ears or grains of corn of various kinds. The same roasted.

Water revenue.

Water revenue.

A title of respect, Sir, Your honour. آپ، آپاں۔

Among our, your or themselves, togather, in concert.

Swelledd, distended, as by gas, putrefaction etc.

To swell out, be distended, gorged.

By or from herself, himself, itself, yourself.

Each one by himself or itself etc.

Each one by himself or itself etc.

By or from herself, himself, itself, yourself.

By itself, himself etc.

Of one’s own accord.

In want, needy, necessitous.

Respect. Honour, courtesy, attention.” آتربھا کرنڑ,Atarbha karanr,To shew respect etc. Make arrangements for guests or friends. اِتروکا,Itroka,Of this time

Bullock’s gear.

a polt of land fit for cultivation having boundaries called also ‘Aethia’. A part of a well or farm set apart to be fallow, or

a companion

A shepherd, goatherd.

Welcome

Welcome

Vast, excessive.

Half in a relation to land.

To rub the body with oil.

A shoe maker’s awl. An affix meaning, like.

High-lying land only occasionally reached by river flood.

Ease, rest. (Imperatively) Stop, leave off, be quiet.

Effiminated, luxurious.

Across. To and fro.

Sale by commission.

One who sells on commission.

Going on pilgrimage among Hindus.

Age, lifetime.

A mirror. A thumbring with mirror in it.

Mustard ( brassica juncea) also called Ahur.

A sandhill. A seat in a boat. The tract between the riverain and Bar uplands.

a companion

A peach.

A billock where pottery is burnt. A sandhill.

A piece of matel filling the mouth of the mould when moltenmetal is poured in, the last to enter the mould.

Name of a time appropriate to sunrise.

To lean, rely upon, trust from آسرا

A nest.

Demoniacal possession.

Here and there, about, near,

Master, Sir, Lord, ruler.

Disastrous, fearful

Pride, arra-gance. 2. Rigor mortis, con­tortion.

To become hard, and stiff from dryness. Akar ke haithi, Sitting stiffly with head back.

A disease of animals, in November and December the fron t legs get stiff. A sort of rheumatism. P. D. 2. adj. Stiff (as dough

See akarnr, To be proud.

Buttermilk, used in Khetran country.

Proud, conceited

To say, tell, inform, allege, call, discuss, rehearse, remark

A word, command, speech

Front.

Credit side of account, opposed to چاپت

To enter on credit side of account.

One after another, one behind another

Suddenly.

Before, first.

A piece cut from one joint to another from certain reeds, as sugarcane, millet, etc.

A forerunner, harbinger. 2. The man who takes crushed sugarcane from the press.

In W.p. has reference to doughter’s family. A post posotionn or suffix, signifing “descendants of”. Yellow orpiment, kings yellow, trisulphide of arsenic.

doer, possessor.

Indolence.

To stretch one’s half, arouse one’s salf.

The Udder, mammary gland.

Male rogans of generation.

A bird’s nest.

A bird’s nest.

The potato.

Bokhara or Persian Plum, (prunus Bokhariensis) fresh or dried.

Protection.

Coming, arrival, The future.

Coming, arrival, The future.

Coming, arrival, The future.

Opposite, in front, face to face.

Order, used only with verb mannar. To be subject to, obey.

Welcome.

Eyeball. An egg.

Separate, distinct apart, aside.

Intestine, bowel, entrail. A child.

Hiccough.

The left hand bullock when yoked. Player on inside of pir kandi.

When coming.

Entire.

A sty in the eye. Antimony box or receptacle, for the eyes.

To bring,

A weight.5 toles or 1 chhataki

A bridegroom’s best man, called also Sabila, 2. An entire,uncastrated male animal opposed to lames’, a steer.

An uneven, one-sided load.

A tree (Emblica offieinalis) the fruit, leaves and bark of which. are medi­cinal, as febrifuge, and as­tringent in diarrhoea, dysen­tery, and as a decoction to

A. small water cut, supplying a single field and taking off from a distribu­tary channel.

To incubate, batch.

Post-position of accusative. one-eighth of an acre. It is the unit of area used in talking of cash rents and is measured with a reed

Incitement, encouragement.

Manure.

The price paid to ashepherd for tethering his sheep or goats in a field at night to manure it. The rate is seer of wheat

Given by Bomford as let Person Sing. of Past tense of auxiliary verb ہوونڑ but nearly obsolete in S. W. Punjab.