inferiorityBhM (n‚Jh) f. gaze, stare; a fixed look, intent, closeor sharp look~ Bkb t/yDk (~ n£l vekhaª£) v.t. to strain one'seyes~ bkT[Dh (~ l£uª‚) v.i. to have a close or sharplook, to stare, to gaze, to see intentlyBhsZr (n‚tagg) m. politician, statesmanBhsh (n‚t‚) f. policy, plan, diplomacy, prudence;shrewdness; diplomacy, strategy; expediency,politics or programme~ Fk;so (~ sh£star) m. <strong>the</strong> art <strong>and</strong> science <strong>of</strong>diplomacy, politics or morality; ethics~ gZso (~ pattar) m. manifesto, statement <strong>of</strong>policy– e[Nb~ (–ku¯al~) f. diplomacy, strategy– BhshtkB (– n‚t‚v£n) m. politician, statesman;moralist, diplomatistBhAd$BhAdo (n‚ Ûd/n‚Ûdar) f. sleep, slumber~ T[Zv ikDk (~ uÔÔ J£ª£) id. vanishing <strong>of</strong> sleepdue to tension~ nkT[Dh (~ £uª‚) v.i. to feel sleepy, drowsyor dozy~ nk ikDh (~ £ J£ª‚) v.i. to go to sleep, to doze,to sleep~ jokw j'Dk (~ har£m hoª£) id. to passsleepless nights, to be in tension or in worry~ y[bDk (~ khulaª£) id. to be awakened~ N[ZNDk (~ ¯u¯¯aª£) id. to have disruption <strong>of</strong>sleep~ dk m"Aek (~ d£ thÝoØÛk£) m. catnap, catsleep~ tkbh dtkJh (~ v£l‚ dav£‚) f. soporificmedicine, sleeping draught– eZuh ~ (~ kacch‚) f. dog-sleep– r{VQh ~ ;"Dk (–g¤Ö‚ ~ soت£) id. to sleep like alog, to enjoy a sound sleep– BhAdokfJnk (–n‚Ûdr£e£) a. dormant, sleepy,drowsyBhw (n‚m) a. half, part, middleprep. semi, quasi, demi~ jehw (~ hak‚m) m. saltimbanco, charlaton,quack, mounte, mounteb ank, medicaster,phoney physician~ jehw ]sok J/ ikB (~ hak‚m kÝhatar£ e J£n)prov. little knowledge is a dangerous thing~ jehwK s'A pu' (~ hak‚m£Û to Ûbacho) ph. beware<strong>of</strong> quacks~ ]w'Fh Bhw o}k (~ kÝhamosh‚ n‚m raz£) prov.silence is half consent~ row (~ garam) a. lukewarm, tepid, warm~ gkrb (~ p£gal) a. half mad, partially insaneBho (n‚r) m. water, aqua; tears~ e/oBk$ tjkT[Dk (~ keran£/ vah£uª£) id. toshed tears pr<strong>of</strong>usely, to cry bitterlyBho; (n‚ras) a. juiceless, tasteless, without juice;dry, boring, uninteresting; insipid, unpalatable;prosaicBhok (n‚r£) m. fodder, hay, wheat chaff, stockBhb 1 (n‚l) a. ten billion, 10,000,000,000,000Bhb 2 (n‚l) m. indigo plant, Indig<strong>of</strong>era tinctoriaBhb 3 (n‚l) m. <strong>the</strong> river NileBhb 4 (n‚l) m. blue mark caused on <strong>the</strong> skin bybeating, concussion injuryBhbezm (n‚lkät¸) m. blue jay, Indian jay, CoraciasbenghalensisBhbewb (n‚lkamal) m. nenupherBhb rT{$Bhb rK (n‚l ga¤/n‚l g£Û) f. nylgai, nylgao,nilgai, Baselaphus tragocamelusBhbw (n‚lam) m. amethyst, sapphireBhbk (n‚l£) a. blue, azure, bluish~ E'Ek (~ thoth£) m. blue vitriol, coppersulphate~ ghbk j'Dk (~ p‚l£ hoª£) id. to lose colour, tobecome pale (due to fear); to be infuriatedBhbkw (n‚l£m) a. auctioned, publicly sold~ j'Dk (~ hoª£) id. to come under hammer~ eoBk (~ karn£) id. sale by inch <strong>of</strong> c<strong>and</strong>leBhbkwh (n‚l£m‚) f. bid, auction, biddingBhb'\o (n‚l<strong>of</strong>ar) m. blue lotus, nenuphar, waterlilly,Nymphaea lotus, Nymphea acbaBhtK (n‚v£Û) a. low, deep; short, small (in height);gentle, humble; inferior, mean, <strong>of</strong> lower status;abased398
~ j'Dk (~ hoª£) id. to bend, to bow; to bedisgraced, to be ashamed~ g?Dk (~ peت£) id. to eat a humble pie~ ftykT[Dk (~ vIkh£uª£) id. to bring down, tohumble; to abase– T[Zuk ~ (–ucch£ ~) a. uneven, bumpy– BhthA gkT[Dk (–n‚v‚ Ûp£uª£) id. to feel shy, toblush; to be ashamed, to be with downcasteyes– Bht/A gk;/ (–n‚veÛ p£se) adv. slope, downwardB[;yk (nusakh£) m. prescription; recipeB[jko(nuh£r) f. appearance, features, countenanceB[e; (nukas) m. flaw, weakness; defect, fault;short-coming, imperfection, lacuna; blemish,stigma, badness~ eZYDk (~ kaÔÔhaª£) id. to find fault with,to criticise, to cavil, to carp; to set right, toremove fault with~ g?Dk (~ peت£) v.i. for a defect to occur,develop or be causedB[e;kB (nukas£n) m. loss, damage; deficiency;harm, disadvantage~ T[mkT[[Dk (~ u¯h£uª£) id. to suffer loss, toincur loss~ g{osh (~ p¤rt‚) a. compensation,recompense– B[e;kBd/j (–nuks£ndeh) a. harmful, injurious,disadvantageousB[esk 1 (nukat£) m. point, dotB[esk 2 (nukat£) m. significant idea, argument;point, issue~ B}o$ fBrkj (~ nazar/ nIg£h) m. point <strong>of</strong>view, view-pointB[eskuhB (nukat£ch‚n) a. fault-finder, critic;carper; hair splitterB[eskuhBh (nukat£ch‚n‚) f. fault finding, criticism.cavil; hair splitting, animadversion~ eoBk (~ karn£) v.t. to find faults, to criticise,to carp, to cavil, to animadvertB[Zeo (nukkar) f. corner; nook; apex <strong>of</strong> an angle,extremity– B[Zeo/ bkT[Dk (–nukkare l£uª£) id. to corner(somebody), to put one in an humiliating positionB[ehbk (nuk‚l£) a. pointed, sharp, angular, barbed,prickly; peakedB[rdh (nugad‚) f. a kind <strong>of</strong> sweetmeat usuallyprepared in marriagesB[uVdk-B[uVdk(nuchaÖd£-nuchaÖd£) a. soakedwith ghee; dripping wetB[uVBk (nuchaÖn£) v.i. to dip, to ooze, to bewrung, to be squeezed, to exudeB[uVtkT[Dk$B[uVkT[Dk(nuchaÖv£uª£/nuchaÖ£uª£) v.t. to get or cause to be wrungor squeezed, to get exudedB[uVtkJh (nuchaÖv£‚) f. <strong>the</strong> process <strong>of</strong> or wagesfor wringing or squeezing, exudationB[wk (num£) suff. a suffix meaning like orresembling or appearingB[wkfJnk (num£e£) a. visible, clear, evident,perceptibleB[wkfJF (num£Ish) f. exhibition, display; show <strong>of</strong>f,ostentation~ brkT[Dk (~ lag£uª£) v.t. to set up anexhibition; to put up a show~ ftykT[Dk (~ vIkh£uª£) id. to show <strong>of</strong>f inridiculous wayB[wkfJFh (num£Ish‚) a. exhibitory, exhibitive;pretentious, showy, gaudy, ostentatiousB[wkfJzdrh (num£ïdag‚) f. representation,representativenessB{z (n¤Û Û) prep. toB{zj (n¤Û Ûh) f. son's wife, daughter-in-lawB{o (n¤r) m. glow, lustre, light, brilliance, refulgenceradiance, splendourB{o wfjb dh ;oK (n¤r meØhal d‚ sar£Û) f. a strangething, a wonderB{okBh (n¤r£n‚) a. lustrous, glowing, radiant,refulgent; celestialB{VBk (n¤Öan£) v.t. to tie (cattle etc.)B/;sh 1 (nest‚) f. accidie, laziness, sluggishness, sloth,lethargy, languora. lazy, sluggish, sloth, lethargic~ dk wkfonk (~ d£ m£re£) a. lazy, sluggish,lethargic399
- Page 1 and 2: BB (nann£) m. twenty-fifth letter
- Page 3 and 4: ~ ;pzXh (~ sabädh‚) a. nasal, rh
- Page 5 and 6: zz''enticing and alluring gesture,
- Page 7 and 8: look~ brkTDk (~ lag£uª£) id. to
- Page 9 and 10: B\; (nafas) m. ego, self; lust, pas
- Page 11 and 12: - BoeK ftu gJ/ j'Dk (- nark£Û vIc
- Page 13 and 14: ~ sK (~ t£Û) adv. or, else, other
- Page 15 and 16: Transcendence & Other Random Consid
- Page 17 and 18: fame~ igDk (~ Japaª£) v.i. to rec
- Page 19 and 20: aby, infant, little one, offspring;
- Page 21 and 22: v.t. to marry through Muslim ritesf
- Page 23 and 24: fBd'Fk (nIdosh£) a. innocent, blam
- Page 25 and 26: fBozsosk (nIrätart£) f. continuit
- Page 27: supervisor, observer, observant; ov
- Page 31 and 32: B/V$B/Vsk (neÖ/neÖt£) m. & f. ne
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