producedfBow{b (nIrm¤l) a. rootless, baseless, groundlessfBow'j$fBow'jh (nIrmoh/nIrmoh‚) a. withoutaffection or attachment, detached, indifferent,hard hearted, lacking feelings <strong>of</strong> love <strong>and</strong>affection; unkindfBow'b (nIrmol) a. priceless, invaluablefBo:ks (nIry£t) f. exportfBo:kse (nIry£tak) a. exporterfBooEe (nIrarthak) a. futile, vain, meaningless,pointless, purposeless~ :sB eoBk (~ yatan karn£) id. to flog adead horsefBooEesk (nIrarthakt£) f. futileness,meaninglessness, pointlessness, purposelessnessfBobZi (nIrlaJJ) a. shameless, barefaced, brazen,unabashedfBobZisk (nIrlaJJat£) f. shamelessness,barefacedness, brazennessfBob/g (nIrlep) a. detached, disinterested,unattached, unengrossed, neutral; nonalignedfBob/gsk (nIrlept£) f. detachment,disinterestedness, non-attachment; neutrality;nonalignmentfBob'G (nIrlobh) a. free from greed, unselfish,uncovetous, unavaricious, not greedyfBotk; (nIrv£s) m. exile, banishment; expulsion,deportmentfBotkf;s (nIrv£sIt) a. exiled, banished,expatriated; expelled, deportedfBotkD (nIrv£ª) m. salvation, deliverance,redemption, emancipation, liberationfB<strong>of</strong>txB (nIrvIghan) a. & adv. uninterrupted,unobstructed, unimpeded, without hitch orhindrance, unhinderedfB<strong>of</strong>to'X (nIrvIrodh) a. & adv. unopposed,uncontested, unanimous, undisputedfB<strong>of</strong>ttkd (nIrvIv£d) a. inconvertible, indisputable,undisputed, undenied, incontestable, irrefutablefBot?o (nIrveØr) a. having no enmity, withoutrancour, malice or animosity; amiable, friendlyfBok (nIr£) a. & adv. only, merely, utter, alone;completely, absolutely, totally~ g[ok (~ pur£) a. exactly alike, just like, alike,same as-fBoh ;kjp ;bkws (-nIr‚ saØhab sal£mat)nodding acquaintancefBokF (nIr£sh) a. disappointed, disconsolate,frustrated, without hope, hopeless, brokenhearted,disheartened, despaired; despondent,forlorn, dejected, depressed~ eoBk (~ karn£) v.t. to disappoint, todishearten, to frustrate, to dismay, to come short<strong>of</strong> expectationsfBokFsk (nIr£sht£) f. disappointment, frustration,despair, dismay, hopelessness; despondency,dejectionfBokFk (nIr£sh£) f. disappointment, despair;dismay, pessimism, desolation, hopelessness~ ftu nkFk MbeDk (~ vIch £sh£ Jhalkaª£) id.to have a silver lining in every dark cloudfBokFkiBe (nIr£sh£Janak) a. pessimistic,disappointing, hopeless, frustrating, despairing,demoralisingfBokFktkd (nIr£sh£v£d) m. pessimismfBokFktkdh (nIr£sh£v£d‚) a. pessimist, pessimisticfBokjko (nIr£h£r) a. without food, with emptystomach, fasting, sustained without foodfBokeko (nIr£k£r) a. without form, formlessshapeless, unembodied, amorphousm. God, <strong>the</strong> AlmightyfBokdo$fBokdoh (nIr£dar/nIraØdar‚) m. disrespect,insult, humiliation, dishonour, disgrace,disregard~ eoBk (~ karn£) v.t. to insult, to dishonourfBokXko (nIr£dh£r) a. groundless, baseless,unsupportedfBokbk (nIr£l£) a. strange, queer, uncommon,unusual, extraordinary, rare, odd, peculiar;different, distinct, separate; excellentfBokbkgD (nIr£l£paª) m. strangeness,uncommonness, unusualness, peculiarity,oddnessfBohye (nIr‚khak) m. invigilator, inspector,396
supervisor, observer, observant; overseerfBohyD (nIr‚khaª) m. inspection, supervision,observation, invigilation~ eoBk (~ karn£) v.t. to inspect, to observe,to supervise, to invigilatefBo[esh (nIrukat‚) m. etymologyfBo[esheko (nIrukt‚k£r) m. etymologer, etymologistfBo[Zso (nIruttar) a. unable to answer, silenced,unanswerable; irrefutablefBo'r (nIrog) a. without ailment, with sound health,healthyfBo'X (nIrodh) m. hindrance, obstruction, check,restriction; condomfBo'Xe (nIrodhak) a. obstructive, hinderer,constrainer, inhibitory, repressive; prophylactic;insulator~ Fesh (~ shakt‚) insulating powerfBo'b (nIrol) a. pure, clean, unadulterated,unmixed, clear; sheer, merefBbkw$fBbkwh (nIl£m/nIl£m‚) f. auction, publicsale~ j'Dk (~ hoª£) id. to come under hammer~ eoBk (~ karn£) v.t. to auction~ eokT[D tkbk (~ kar£uª v£l£) m. auctioneerfBtD (nIvaª) m. bending down, stooping;submission, humility, obediencefBtDk (nIvaª£) v.i. to bend, to bow, to kneel, tostoop; to submit, to droopfBtkT[Dk (nIv£uª£) v.t. to cause to bend or stoop,to cause to bow, to bend; to lower; to subdue,to subjugatefBtk; (nIv£s) m. residence, habitation, dwelling,abode, house; domicile~ ;EkB (~ sath£n) m. inhabitancy, residence,dwelling place, house, abode, home, domicilefBtk;h (nIv£s‚) m. an inhabitant, dweller, resident,inmate, citizen, dwellingfBtki (nIv£J) suff. a suffix giving <strong>the</strong> meaning <strong>of</strong>cherisherfBtkiDk (nIv£Jaª£) v.t. to bestow care, affection,to show favour or regard; to patronise, tohonour, to crownfBtkD (nIv£ª) f. slope, downward, inclination,incline; low l<strong>and</strong>, low ground, depression,lownessfBtkoe (nIv£rak) a. healer, preventor, remover,preclusive, eradicatorm. saviourfBtkoB (nIv£ran) m. healing, prevention, hinderingor removing eradication, redress, deterrencefBtkbk (nIv£l£) m. morsel, bite, mouthfulBh (n‚) intj. o, hey, (a form <strong>of</strong> addressing a girl/womanBhns (n‚at) f. intention, inclination, intent, motive,aim; desire, wish, purpose, integrity; mind~ s'A pdBhns j' ikDk (~ toÚ badn‚at ho J£ª£)id. to become dishonest; to become insincere~ fcN ikDh (~ phI¯ J£ª‚) v.i. to becomedishonest; to get fascinated or allured (withbeauty, charm etc.)~ pdb ikDh (~ badal J£ª‚) v.i. to develop illintention, to change one's mind adversely, tobe dishonest; to go back on one's word~ Go ikDh (~ bhar J£ª‚) id. to be satisfied, tobe contented– wkVh ~ (-m£Ö‚ ~) f. bad/malafied intention,ill-will– pdBhns (-badnIat) a. dishonest, illintentionedBhAj (n‚Ûh) f. foundation, base, basement, bottom~ XoBk$oZyDk (~ dharn£/rakkhaª£) v.t. tolay foundation or foundation stone; to begin~ gZEo (~ patthar) m. foundation stone– BhjK g'bhnK j'Dk (n‚haØÛ pol‚aØÛ hoª£) id. to benot on firm footing~ GoBk (~ bharn£) v.t. to lay down <strong>the</strong>foundationBhro' (n‚garo) m. & a. Negro, an inhabitant <strong>of</strong>AfricaBhu (n‚ch) a. low, mean, base, despicable, lowbred,ill-bred; low-caste, menial, inferiorf. lowness, declivityBhusk (n‚cht£) f. meanness, baseness, lowness,abjectness, ill breeding, low-breeding;397
- Page 1 and 2: BB (nann£) m. twenty-fifth letter
- Page 3 and 4: ~ ;pzXh (~ sabädh‚) a. nasal, rh
- Page 5 and 6: zz''enticing and alluring gesture,
- Page 7 and 8: look~ brkTDk (~ lag£uª£) id. to
- Page 9 and 10: B\; (nafas) m. ego, self; lust, pas
- Page 11 and 12: - BoeK ftu gJ/ j'Dk (- nark£Û vIc
- Page 13 and 14: ~ sK (~ t£Û) adv. or, else, other
- Page 15 and 16: Transcendence & Other Random Consid
- Page 17 and 18: fame~ igDk (~ Japaª£) v.i. to rec
- Page 19 and 20: aby, infant, little one, offspring;
- Page 21 and 22: v.t. to marry through Muslim ritesf
- Page 23 and 24: fBd'Fk (nIdosh£) a. innocent, blam
- Page 25: fBozsosk (nIrätart£) f. continuit
- Page 29 and 30: ~ j'Dk (~ hoª£) id. to bend, to b
- Page 31 and 32: B/V$B/Vsk (neÖ/neÖt£) m. & f. ne